https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/89b27edc8881f0f9ca9d6a30b2e6b5fa.pdf f61b2c89c193b3a7d85ebc5685c46ec0 PDF Text Text 8- The Datly Senlmel, Mtddleport-Pomer<>y, 0 , Dec 27, 1973 .~~~~:i:i:-1~: !!.~_e!~ Strong winds rake Ohio bl-en accompamed b} a commuruque from left-wmg guern llas takll1g credit for the act ISRAEL AND EGYPT ARE unlikely to reach agreement on separating thetr opposmg anrues WI til next year, Israe li offtctals satd today On the tense cease-fir e hnes, top ofl1cers of both stdcs said a new war could come at any ttme Israeli ofhc1als satd m Geneva today alter a fruitless day of bargatnl!J8 Wednesday to separate Israeli and Egypuan arrrues along tbe Suez canal tbat agreement wtth Egypt wtll have to wat t unlll alter Israel's elections next Monday Unttl then, they satd , the most that can be done by the rrulit.Jry workmg group lJ1 Geneva IS to exchange bask positi ons lsraeh chief of staff, Lt Gen Dav•d Elazar, told Israeli soldiers on a tour of the Suez hnes full-scale flghtmg could resume wtth Egypt if the Geneva truce talks break down DOZENS OF FAMli.IES IN MISSISSIPPI were out of thetr homes today, and many more families m Alabama and Georgia prepared for maJOr flooding after torrential rams pounded the area from the MISSISSipp i Valley to West Vu-g1ma More than 100 flood-weary evacuees moved back miD thetr muddy homes around Vtcksburg, Mtss early today, but about 7!i !amities m Laurel and Hatllesburg were still evacuated In Granby, Miss , one woman was k1lled when she, her husband and mlant daughter tned to flee their trader home durmg a heavy thWiderstorm Wednesday In West VIrgm •a, the Offtce of Emergency ServiCe satd between !!i and 20 persons were forced to leave their homes along low-l)Ing areas of the Greenbner RIVer Valley where the r1ver had reached flood stages Nallonal Guardsmen were called out to help pla ce sandbags between the nver and the busmess distnct at Hmton, W Va SAIGON - GOVERNMENT FORCES AND North VIetna mese regulars fought hand-to-hand today m a battle for n ee that erupted Chnsllnas day 100 miles southwest of Saigon, military sources said The three-<lay-old Mekon g Delta ltght m Chuong Thien provmce bordermg Cambodia had spread to w1thm stx mtles of the provmc1a l cap1la l of VI Thanh, the sources sa1d South Vtetnamese offi cers sa1d a 2,500-man North Vtet· namese regunent of the crack 1st DIVIsiOn started the batUe Chnstmas Day by attacking a patrolling government battalion South VIetnamese remforcements were rushed mto the area, tnegermg what was believed to be the heaVlest fighting yet for contr ol of r1ce m Vmtnam's most prosperous a gricultural area F tghtmg for the autumn rtce crop between hWigry Com mumst forces and government troops trymg to save the food s~1ple for market began two months ago a nd has erupted m By United Press International Strong wtnds wttlt gusts up to 50 miles a n hour aQd heavy rams swept through parts of OhiO tate Wednesday Numer'ous power lines and trees were kn ocked down and at least four persons were InJured Fred Ridenour, 25 , of the Lancaster area , was reported m fatr conditiOn today at Grart Hospital m Columbus after be- ft lms The "blue" show ended shortly after 3 a m , however, when poltce m nearby North Veratlles Twp responded to compla mts from viewers and arrested the prOJ eCtiOmst at the Valley Caple TV Co Police sa1d Glenn Kucera, 21, of North Verswlles Twp , was arrested under the obscemty section of the Pennsylvama Cn mmal Code and faces a hearmg Jan 4 "He (Kucera ) reportedly announced on the atr that he was drunk a nd would show the ftlms Wlttl5 or 6 a m unless someone called the pollee," satd North VersatU es Pollee Chief Chiton Sturnme Martin Barach, ma nager of the 6,000 subscnber station, fired Kucera Tuesday and apologized to VIewers ph omn~ to protest But, Barach added, "We have had a fe w calls from people who wanted more of the same " General Assembly (Contbtued from Page I) leased 11 1 was m the basement," Btgham satd " I heard a bolt of hghtnmg," he sa1d "The lightm]urtes when he was trapped nmg, the wmd , 1! all happened at the same lime It sounded m the debriS of hts home Ridenour's £ather· m·law , bke the whole house was goErnest Bigham, was trapped m mg '' Meanwhile, two reereatlonal the basement of the house Bigham, his wife Rosetta and ve hic1es were destroyed and daughter, Paula , were treated SIX others heavily damaged by at a Lancaster hospital and re- heavy winds at Reed Tractor Tornados hitting Dixie By CONSTANCE E. SLOUGH KANSASCITY,Mo (UPI )The tornado season IS like a migratory btrd, says Allen Pearson of the Natioual Severe Storms Forecast Center, and currently Lt's swoopmg down ac ross the South Tornadoes were reported Wednesday near Mobtle and Sylacauga, Ala , and there were warmngs of flash floodmg m parts of Ala bama, MI SS ISS Lppt, Tennessee a nd North Carolina Pearson srud the storms are part of a l!i-monthdlong stretch of unusual weather that has spawned more than 1,100 was on the ground for 13!i mtles tornadoes m 1973 alone That m southern Alabama Pearson said record ownf1gure, Pearson said, IS Ph hers of tornadoes were tlmes as many as the average reported this year m Arkansas, figure ol 700 MIS SOUri , MISSISSIP,Pl , Ken"In a hvc-<lay penod m late May we bad 13 more tornadoes tucky, North Carolina, Tenreported than we had m the nessee, IllinOis , Indiana , entlre year of 1931," Pearson Michigan, New Jersey and the Sald " We know there's be tter country as a whole The death reportmg now, but by any toll stands at 89 "We're delighted that the standard that's one hell of a death toll tsn't any higher than year for tornadoes " There were 1l!i tornadoes the 89 tbus fa r There've been reported m the May period- several cases where effective known among forecasters as warmng has saved hWidreds of the "Memortal Day weekend hves," Pearson srud The forecaster credited a outbreak," mcludmg one that tornado watch a nd warrung for savmg "several hundred lives " durmg the May storm 1n Alabama Another example was m Sumner , M1ss , where Betty Stevenson, no address, students were evacuated nushoph!hn g, $2!i and costs , nutes before a tornado struck Geor ge Stobart, Racme, their school April 24 A mobtle reckless operatton, $10 and home pa rk operator 111 Salina, costs, Keith French, Mtd Kan , alerted 80 tenants Jru· dleport , diSturbmg the peace, nutes before a twister destroyed 35 of the homes Sept $5 and costs Forfettmg bonds were 25 "La rge Cihes such as ChicaRussell Wh1te, Ne lsonvtlle , go, Cleveland , Atlanta, St $200, driVIng while mtoxtcated. and $1!i, runmng a red light , LoUis and Kansas C1ty were Clarence Boyer, Middlepor t, spared," Pearson satd "Cer$25, parkmg m restricted area tamly tllat's one of the reasons Eliza Wolfe , Pomer o) , why the death toll was failure to yteld n ght of way, disproportionately low '' Pearson blamed the marked and Edward Baer, Pomeroy, fatlure to obey traffic Signal, storm a cllvtty on the Jet both were assessed costs only stream, the band of htgh-speed wmds at the upper level of the atmosphere, whtch he satd has been far more pronounced m New suit filed the South smce September, 1972 Four fined by Mayor Collins Four defendan ts were fmed , two others forfeited bonds, and two were assessed costs only as Pomeroy Ma yo r Donald Collins Wednesday mght Fmed we r e Mtc hae l Capehart, Pomeroy, assault and battery, $10 and costs, fierce ftghtmg about once a week smce P!TISBURGH - E ARLY MORNING televisiOn vtewers ll'ere treated to some unscheduled stage films on a local cable TV statiOn Tuesday between regularly scheduled feature-length mg tn)Ured when a storm htt his house He suffered mulbple cuts, shoulder , ches t and fa c1al EXTENDED OUTLOOK Chance of rain or snow Saturday changing to sno\\ flurries on Sunday. Turning cooler with the highs In the upper 30s and lower 40s Friday and In the lower 30s Sunday Lows In the 30s early Saturday and In the 20s early Monday Eunice Rickard died Wednesday LETART, W Va - EWitce M R•ckard, 7!i, Rt 2, Lemrt, dted Wednesday evemng upon arnval a( Pleasant Valley HosptU.I Born June 26, 1898 m Prestonsburg, Ky , she was the daughter of the late James and Causetla Orsban A member of St Mark's Lutheran Church , she Is survived by her husband, Lester Rtckard , a daughter, Mrs Donald (Lorettl) Haynes , Rt 2, Letart , a grandson, Barry Haynes , a sister, Mrs Molly Ratltft, Lebanon, Ind , and two brothers , Newton May, Prestonsburg, and George May, taugley, Ky FWieral servtces Wlll be Saturday at I 30 p m at the Foglesong Funeral Home wtth the Rev George Wemck offtclatmg Bur1al wtll be m the Hoffman Cemetery, Letart Fnends may call at the fWieral home after 3 p m Frtday on old judgment Verhn Kmght, Lan caster, has ftled sutt m Metgs County Common Pleas Court agamst Charles W Curfman , Rt 2, Racme, et al , for $1,257 70 and 6 pet mterest as a result of a court swt m June Kmght petitions tbal he was awarded the above JUdgment rn the same court on June 12, 1973, and further slates that Curfman , et al , have yet to pay the JUdgment 34 per cent and extended for the first time to public employes covermg an estimated 750,000 extra workers Workmen's compensation benefits were boosted by 28 per cent for m]ured and disabled workmg men and women As w1th unemployment compensatiOn benefits, the workmen's Havana Lightfoot payments were !Jed for the f1rst time to the average smtewtde weekly wage, makmg them float wtth Ohto's economic fortWies. dies early today The measure also extended workmen's compensation to an addtttonal 50,000 employes of small firms Havana Lightfoot, 66, Powell The muumum wage was hiked to $1 60 an hour lor JObs not St , Middleport, d1ed early covered by federal law, and to $1 30 for farm workers today at Holzer Medtcal Most surpriSmg accomplishment of the General Assembly was Center enac tment, at the close of the sessmn, of a code of ethics mMrs Lightfoot, born Sept 17, cluding lumted fmanctal diSclosure for state, ctty and county 1907 m West V1rgmta, was olhctals and employes mall three brarches of government preceded m death by her Eth1 cs legiSlation, attempted wtthout success m four prevJOus father, Sam Smith , one sessions, had been the No I prtort!y of the governor. While he got brother, and a Sister She was a a weaker btll than he wanted, It was still too strong for some, who member of the Middleport descnhed 1t as ''wmdow-dressmg . a farce a bone thrown to Church of Chnst some vam members of tbe press " She IS survived by her In response to lowermg the votmg age two years ago, the husband, Emmett H Lightlawmakers reduced lhe age of legal responsibility from 21 to 18, foot , her mother, Ocea Smith , except for the muumum age for purchasmg and consummg two sons, Juhan Harris , hquor Ohto, and Ernest ' P Loram, While the) declmded to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment to Veterans Memorial Hospital Harns, Middleport, three the U S Constitution, they acted on other btlls forb1ddmg sex ADMISSIONS - Paul Karr, daughters, Mrs Charles discrlllllll8tion, mcluding one gtvmg the Ohto C1v1l Rtghts Long Bottom, Elizabeth ComrmssiOn heavy enforcement powers Sharpneck, Racme , Dorothy (Jean) Carroll, Belle, W Va , Other maJor btUs enacted by the 1973 sesswn Prmce, Bentonville , Oh10 , Mrs James (Hope ) Ealey, PAY RAISE-=nt hourly pay boost for state employes Celia H1te, Mtddleport, Wally Crooksville, Tenn., and Mrs PAROCHIAID-An $81 4 rrullion approprta!ton for auxiliary Hart, Pt Pleasant, Mathew Arthur (Kay) George, Morgan services for nonpubhc schools, wh1ch was rmmediately Ervm , Mtddleport , Geneva Center, Ohw ; two stepWtlham challenged m court Dillon, Mason , Leoba Miller, daughters, Mrs (Charolette ) Wtll!ord, Mtd· TffiF..8-Banned studded snow tires durmg sWll!Der months Middleport; Timothy Lee , Racme , Joseph Wilson, dleport, Rt I, and Mrs Harry PLATE"-Aurhonzed spec ial Sig-digtt "vantty" license plates (Wanda) Oxley, Pataskala , and set up a staggered auto regiStratiOn pertod for 1975 Pomeroy one stepson, Roger Lightfoot, SAFETY-Dutlawed tampermg wtth safety deviCes such as DISCHARGES Juha Pataskala; three siSters, Mrs fife extmguishers and ala r ms, Signals, life preservers and lu-st Gtbbs Pauline Stbley, and Mrs rud kits Mmme Basham, both of SERVICES- Merged the Department of Public Works Tornado, W Va , and Mrs . Department of Personnel ard part of the Fmance Deparllnent Bertha Ellis, Oak Hill, W Va ; mto a smte Department of AdJrumstrative Servtces several grandchildren, and • BONUS- Adopted a maXImum $500 Vtetnam War era BILL WARNER ILL three great-grandchildren veterans' bonus, which was later approved by tbe electorate Bill Warner, operator of FWieral services wtll he held NOISE-Exempted nmse pollution abatement eqmpment from Warner's Beauty and Barber taxes Shop m Pomeroy, ~ a pahent Satw-day at 2 p m at Rawlmgs Coats Funeral Home wtth the MOVIE- Exemp ted motion picture pro jectwmsts from at the Holzer Medical Center responSibility fo r showmg obscene films The shop w1U he closed until Rev George Gla~e offtcla!Jng URBAN-Created mcmhves for btg Clites to contract Wllh further notlce except on Burial will be m Riverview pnvate developers for urban renewal proJects, but wtthheld the Saturdays when Charles Carr Cemetery Frtends may call at the funeral home Frtday from 2 power of emment domam for the developers wtll work as usual ID4and7to9 COGNOVIT- Harned use of the cognovit note which allowed • EXPUNGE- Allowed first offenders to get theu- crurunal records expWiged for good hehavtor one ye:rr after release from Marriage License a misdemeanor tennand three years after a felony term Robert Lee Lewts, Jr , 23, PROBATE-Increased from $5,000 to $10,000 the siZe of an Middleport, machtmst, and estate whtch can be settled out of court POMEROY LAN~S Peggy Lynn Imboden, 17, Wed Early Mixed League F.nat Standmgs F1rst Half Middleport, student, Jliillllle Team Won Lost Lee Batley, 39, Tuppers Plams, Z1de's Sport Shop sa 48 FOUNDER DIES 82 54 servtce station owner, and Young ' s Mkt In 12 64 CO LUMBUS (UP!) Beverly Jane Sampson, 33, Regatta Smtfh Nel s on Mo 66 70 Vernon M Rtegel, founder of Reedsville Ten th Framers 62 74 NelsQn s Drugs 38 98 the Tea chers' Place ment Tonight, Dec 27 NOT OPEN Age ncy and a former H •gh lnd G Ztm e (M en ) Larry D u~ an 21 9 Vic W1pple supen ntendent of public m21 3. ( Women ) Betty Sm ith 177 F"rtday thru Tuesday strucllon m Oh10, dted WedMax•ne Dugan 115 Dot 21-Jan 1, 1974 Team High Game - Z 1de's nesday at the age of 98 Riegel LOCAL TEMPS EMPEROR OF THE Sport Shop 714 founded the Teachers' lnd H 1gh Ser res - (Men ) V tc NORTH The temperature m downW1pple 562 A L Phelps , J r Lee Mar vm Placement Agency m 1924 and town Pomeroy at 11 a m 542 ( Women ) Maxtn e Dugan Ernest Borgn~ne headed It unt1l hiS rettrement Thursday was !i4 degrees under 495 Betty Smtth 474 Show Stor117 p m . In 1972 Team Htgh se nes - T en th sunny skies Framers 2035 Local Bowling Sales nea r Lancaster Ross CoWIIy Deputy Sheriff Kenneth Cox, said today there was "quite a btt" of wmd and ram damage m the Chillicothe area but no InJunes ~~ we have power lmes, trees knocked down and one house suffered da mage," he sa•d "A lot of car ports torn up Stuff like that " The Highlander Tratler Park near the PICkaway-Fairlteld County hne was also hit by heavy wmds and an undetermmed number of tailers were damaged The roof of the Twm City Locker plant m Baltimore was npped off by heavy wmds and a witness satd "It sounded like a low flym g Jet" when the wtnds struck Severe thunderstorms beleted the Cmcmnatl area a nd blew roofs off houses m the Cmcmna!t suburbs of Montgomery, North College Hill and F01 est Park The Na !tonal Weat her SerVIce m Cleveland had a tornado watch m effect until 10 p m Wednesday for southern Ohio, south of a line connectmg Hamilton, Dayton and Akron Wmds flipped a pnvate plane QVer on top of another at Grea ter Cmcmnab aLrpor t The Na tional Weather servtce sa1d cooler a1r swept mto the smte Wednesday ru ght a nd ended the threat of any more severe thunderstorms Skies were mostly cloudy early today wtth temperatures rangmg from the mtdJie 30s m the northwest and west to the IIUddle to the lower 40s m the southeast There was httle or no prec1r; ttl lion durmg the early hours The extended forecasts for Saturday through Monday calls for a chance of ram or snow Saturday, changmg to snow flurrtes on Sunday It IS expected to turn cooler wtth the htghs m the upper 30s ard lower 40s on Fnday ard m the lower 30s on Sunday Lows m the 30s are expected early Saturday a nd they are to be m the 20s earl) Monday ' Among other accompUshments m a sweepmg energy bill, the u s Senate has legtsiated the standard Amertcan sedan out of exiStence If the House of Representatives follows sutt, lite average Amerlcar automobile will be requtred by 1984 to deliver at least 20 miles per gallon of gasolme The passage of the bill may be symbollc only Rismg prlces and declllllllg petrolewn supplies may accomplish the same result Without congresSional help long before 1984 Would that some could legiSlate the mternal combustion engme Itself out of eXJstence ThiS polluter ard conswner of resource that has too mary other valuable uses bas clearly seen Its day Unfortunately, no replacement - neither an electric nor steam-powered car nor anything else - appears as a feasible alternative Each has senous drawbacks and IImttallons Yet if we can't go all the way from the mternal combushon engll1e to a new kind of power, maybe we car go partway - to some sort of hybrtd vehicle whtch combmes the maxlffiwn advantages and mmunum disadvantages of two different power sources The hybrid most usually tal~ed about IS a gas-electric car It's more than bemg talked about Students at the UruverSity of lllmo1s, for ll!Stance, are m the process of bwldmg such a car. Their experunental hybrtd has three roam features - An electrtc motor operatmg at vartous speeds to drtye the wheels through a gear tram A small mternal combustion engme drtvmg an electric generator - Storage battertes, wt!h an automatic swttchmg system The car IS deSigned for expressway speeds of 65 to 70 miles an hour and a crmsmg speed of 55 In crutsmg the car lS powered by electrtctty from the generator In starts ard other power demards, as well as above crmsmg speed, the batteries automatiCally kick m to add energy Below cru!Sing speed and whtle stopped for traffic or Signa ls, the batteries are rechargmg. Fuel IS saved and polluhon reduced by usmg a medium-siZed motorcycle engme rWl!Ung at a constant speed for maxunwn eff!Clency and mmimwn pollution More than 100 Uruversity of DhnoiS students m the electrical, mechamcal and aeronautical engmeermg deparllnents have heen mvolved from time to tune on the project Who knows• Maybe tf enough people show them the way, Detroit may get mvolved msomethmg suntlar one of these years Fmdmgs for recover y or -- • ' NEW ADDITION GOING UP - Construction of the $250,000 addition to Eastern Higt. School continues to move at a rapid pace as workmen try to meet Its sprmg comple!ton date. The addition will mclude 9 new classrooms a muSic ' room, restroom facthhes and an office The classrooms will 1 BEG~ S T UR NASHVILLE, enn (UPI ) - Suspende and Ole Opry star Skeeter DaviS begms a three-swte tour today w1th some of the street evangehst.s she defended durmg an Opry br oadcast Mtss Davis ' suspensiOn was tnggered by her crtbc1sm of the arrest of 16 members of the uChnst IS the Answer Crusade She wtll make the tour seekmg converts for the group that has operated out of a te nt here for about SIX weeks, Mtss Davis satd 1 ' DIVORCE GRANTED RIVERSIDE, Calif ( UPI) Sen John V Tunney, D.{:ahf , 39, and hts wife M1eke, 35, were dt vo rced Wednesday The judge sealed the r ecords, kee pmg the terms secret NEW COMPANION IGLS , Austna (UP! ) De scnbed as " very down, almost crymg," J Paul Getty III, ransomed grandson of the Amencan ml btlltohalre, now skts w1Ul a new compamon - a huge bodyguard OPEN BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 PM LIVING® BRAS VOL XXV NO 180 POMEROY MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28 1973 t'HONE 992 2156 TEN CENTS ----------~~~----~~~==~~~------~~~~=---~ Billionaire Hughes indicted :>o;-; ;;r-:-;.: -:· . ... :: : .. : • • •• :· !• ··: . ........-:.:::::::·· !: ::-:·. :: .......:-··: :: •• : : : ,. : • : : :: ews .. in Briefs!.)· '•" By United Press International WASHINGTON - THE COMET KOHOUTEK may be carryIng potenbally significant clues to the mysterious or~gms of the solar system, but tl's likely to be a disappomtment as a mghttime spectacular, U S space sctentists say Stephen B Marar, head of the space agency's Operation Kohoutek, said at a news conference Thursday that scientists observmg the comet have discovered tt contams a complex molecule called methylcyanide The discovery could pmpomt the or1gm of the comet and the solar system Itself - m the empty mterstellar space at the renter of the Mtlky Way But Marar , appearmg wtth Lubos Kohoutek, the 38-year-<>ld. O..Ch-born astronomer who discovered the comet last March through hts telescope at a Hamburg observatory, sa1d It now appears the comet will be several degrees dtmmer than astronomers had hoped Currently circling behind the sun, tl wtll become VISible a gam on Jan 2 and should be at tis brightest m the evenmg sky between Jan 5 and 20 But the diminiShed luster wtll make It harder to see and could reduce the arnoWit of tail VISible behind the head , NASA olftctals satd No 159 L1v1ng Stretc h Bra, Stretch Straps Reg $4 95 each Now 2 for $8.39 (D Cups) Now 21or $10.39 No. 179 L1vmg Stretch Bra, Algid Straps Reg . $4 95 Now 21or $8.39 (D Cups) Now 21or $10.39 No. 186 Ltvmg Underw1re Stretch Bra Reg. $7 50 Now $6.49• LIVING® LONGLINE BRAS No. 232 L1v1ng Stayless Longllne Bra, Reg $9 95 Now $8.94 • No. 293 L1v1ng Stayless 'I• Length Long line ON SALE FOR THE FIRST TIME Reg $9 95 Now $8.94 • \ No. 259 Ltvmg Stretch Longlme, Stretch Straps Reg $7 95 Now $6.94 • No. 239 L•vmg 14 Length Longllne , Stretch Straps Reg $7 95 Now $6.94 • No. 270 Llvmg Stret c h Longlme w1th 2" Comfort Wa1st Band Stretch Stra ps, Reg $8 95 Now $7.94 • ( ' 0 CUPS $1 00 MORE) DOUBLE DIAMONDS®GIRDLES Patented Front Panels, put your hgure'" complete control 15 00 12.H 18 00 1S.H U.50 1UI and XXXXL+ $2 00 more). ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY It IS a matter of questiOn whether Howard Hughes can be hauled from behmd the walls of wealth and foretgn laws that shteld hiS floatmg hermitage to fa ce a federal conspu-acy IndiCtment, the ftrst crunmal charges brought agamst htm Hughes, the recluse bilhonatre whose activities have become enmeshed m the Watergat~ mveshgabon, and four of hts former top associates, were mdtcted by a federal grand jury Thursday on charges of conspiracy and stock maniptilation m the acqwSitlOil of Hughes AJrwest Hughes, 68, who has not been seen m public m 20 years, may have been takmg precautiOns agamst the ' posSibtbty of such an mdtcllnent when he moved a Hughes Tool Co - then Hughes' week "'ago from London to chief operatmg arm----'>f Airwest Freeport m the Bahamas m 1968 for $130 m1lhon, The Bahamian government mcludmg $40 mtlhon m bab1hd refused to extradite fmancter ties The grand Jury looked Robert Vesco on a fraud charge particularly mto charges that recenUy some stockholders recetved The Primary Aim balf, or less, than the $22 a The 42-year-<>ld extraditiOn share tender off Hughes made treaty between the Umted m h1s ongmal proposal to buy States and the Bahamas IS the hne atmed pnmanly at those The md1cllnents returned charged wtth crimes of vtolen- Thursday, shortly before tbe ce, or common theft, 1t was statute of lunitatwns ran out, reported charges conspiracy , stock Hughes has satd that he fears mampulat10n , wire fraud, atd· that If he ever surfaced m a mg and abettmg, accessory l!Oill1, ~ at number 'Of legal after the fact and omspr!Sion of papei'S would he served on hun, a felony and he would he a priSoner of Probe May be Expanded There were mdtcabons the lawsuits for the rest of hiS hle The roam target of the grand probe mto Airwest would jury was the purchase by the \. (Continued on page 2 Hospital stays reduced A total of 344 home VISits, meetmg that the average areas IS an Important factor m contrtbutmg to a substantial hospital stay for pabents has relation to costs wh1le, m reductiOn m hospJt.ahzatton, been reduced by about two contrast, a home health semce were made durmg Septem- days smce the program began employe in a ctty mtght make several VISits m just one block ber , October and No· m 1971 Doctors m area ~lllls I!ugh Custer , chairman , vember by the Home referred some 17 pallellll, for named Diener, H. E . Shields, Health SerVlce of Veterans Memorial Hospital accordmg Home Health Service fa~ Scott Lucas and hunself to to a report gtven the Service's durmg the three month period. \ierve on a pohcy review AdviSory Group which met at Twenty-four patients were COIIImittee whtch Wlll work the hospital Thursday af- discharged during the three wtth Mrs Edna Russell, sermonth period wh1ch mclude 16 vice program dtrector , m ternoon procedure Accordmg to the report , liil61oV@d, sev,en expired and recomiQtitdmg onelranftloed. The serviCe IS charges Mrs Russell also glven by Mrs Lms Clelland, secretary of the Home Health now servmg liver 20 patients reported on a new orgamzation Effective Jan I, 1974, the composed of home health Service, staff members made 107 patient VISits m Septemher, cost per vlSlt has been rev1sed service employes of the area 129 m October and 108 m upward from $10 to $25 and wtll These employes are holdmg November Under the program he revised downward tf the cost regular meetmgs to diSCuss nurses go to homes of patients per VISit runs Wider the $25 mutual problems Advisory Group members to provide nursmg or phySical figure over a period of time therapy, thereby reducmg the The average cost per vis1t for attendmg the meeting Thursnumber of days which the the past three month per1od day were Custer, Diener, patJent must remam was apprmumately $19 The Lucas, Shtelds, Mrs Pearl staff drove :;,7!i2 miles durmg Welker, Mrs. Bobbi e Hobhosp1U.lized Don Diener, adrmmstrator of the three months , an average stetter, Bob Hoeflich, Mrs Veterans Memortal Hospital, of 10 7 m1Ies per vtstl It was Russell, dtrector, and Mrs. service reported at the quarterly pomted out that mileage m- Clelland, home volved m makmg vtslts m rural secretary Events in 1973.good, and not so good By GEORGE HARGRAVES, Supt. Meigs Local School Dlstrlct January liS just over the hortzon and a new year awaits us. January takes tis name from the Roman Speaking of Schools--298 de1ty, Janus Janus Is pictured wtth two faces, one looking backward and one looking forward So 1! IS with all of us The start of a new year always moves us to look back on the year that IS ending and to look ahead to the year that lies before us. The year 1973 was the e1ghth year of eXIstence for Me~gs Local Its off1c1al birthday will be January I The district came Into eXJstence on January I, 1968. Durbtg those e~ght years much has happened, some good and some bad. Durmg 1973 many things happened - agam, some good and some not so good Let's take a look at 1973. We lost ow- good friend and co-worker Larry Morrison In Janufry. The Board acted m the sprmg to name the gym for tarry. The formal dedtcat10n was made on November 23 We had a two day work stoppage late m March. Th1s was concluded when agreement was reached on collective bargamlng procedw-es between the board and the employee organization representatives Following much bargallllllg With both groupa and an lmpaBSe panel procedure with the teachers, tbe !ollowmg agreements were reached I i LAS VEGAS, Nev (UPI) - The teachers salary schedule was mcreased $100 on October I and mcreases another $100 on January 1 All non-teachlilg employees received a IOc per hour mcrease All employees who so desire can have $13 65 per month pa1d on their group hospitalization msurance The agreement w1th the Meigs Local Teachers Assn also set up a Curriculum AdVISOry CoWicil, a committee to establish a plan "for evaluation, a system of mulb-year contracts, a comnuttee to Improve staff-board communtcatJOn, and added a second day of busmess, or emergency leave, per year. The agreement w1th Chapter 17 of the Ohio Association of Public School Employees also mcluded payroll deduction of dues, definlllon of contract terms, a grlevarce procedw-e, job descriptions to be written, a seniority system, two days of business or emergency leave per year, clariftcatlon of vacation requests, mcreased msw-ance coverage for bus drivers, approval to attend district and state OAPSE meetmgs, one extra day of work for cooks prior to openmg of school, bonding of aU employees working Wltb money, bus drtver pay durmg breakdowns, contmuous shifts for custodiana and pay for all hours worked at sprmg camp by Bradbury cooks. Durmg the swruner we mterviewed many prospective teachers. We employed 26 new staff members Fourteen of these went mto the grade I~ chent has been turned over to the State Attorney General's offtce for posstbJe cr1mmal actton Ferguson satd an attorney general 's r uling IS heing sought to over turn the non disclosur e rule Records show m Colum bus, that the chent mvolved wtth Mtller Av1at10n some years ago had heen tramed as a shoe repatrm an, later as a TV and RadiO techmcmn, and sttll later as a p1lot, all at th e ex of t he state pense Rehabthtatton Comrntsston The lmdmgs agamst th e Miller brothers were m an audit repor t covermg a pertod from Sept 9, 1970 to Jan 3, 1972 Ferguson sa1d the recovery agamst M1l1er Brothers mvolved two mv01ces m wh tch the commlsswn chent receiVed Ill 4 hours of flymg on 47 dtflerent dates between Dec 26, 1971 and Feb 27, 1972 The examiners, Ferguson said, fo und that the single engine plane said to be used m the training did not arrive at the Miller lirm until several days after Jan 2, 1972 Ferguson also crJttcLzed the commi ss ion for authonztn g ptlot tramm g for the same che n! at Bartow, Fla , " when such trammg could have been provtded by Oh10 based flym g schools " Bartow Air Academy was patd $5,115 lor provtdmg flymg lessons to the client who wanted a comm ercial pilot's license Robert Miller operates the Mtller Brothers Service Station ln Rutland and manages an egg packmg buSiness m the bend area Donald Mtller operated the Crossroads store for a time but tt was reported today has moved to An zona Fuel supply to be worse Devoted To The lntere.ll Of 'flu, Meig3-M010n .4rea CARACAS - VENEZUELA PLANNED TO announce a major mcrease m otl prtces today, with motoriSts and home owners along Amertca 's East Coast expected to bear the brunt of the riSe Government sources estunated the rise at 70 pet and said It would likely lead to htgher prtces for gasolme and home beating oil m the U S. Atlanbc states. The sow-ces satd Venezuela would mcrease ml prices to more man $12 a barrel followmg the dectston of Arab petroleum nations to double their pr1ces f1ve days ago The boost came after 11 preVlous htkes by Venezuela mcreased the cost of 011 400 pet smce Jan I U S 011 comparues operatmg In Venezuela, led by Exxon, ' bave spread the past mcreases over all their products to avmd rnaJOr riSes m gas and heating oil costs Industry sources sa1d, (Continued on page 10) No. 132 L1vmg Comfort Styled Stretc h Bra Reg $6 50 eac h Now $5.49' allow the school distrtct to mcorporate seventh and etghth grade classes at the htgh school to ~e hevo overcrowding a t the elementary level King Construction Co of Jackson IS the general contractor, A J Stockmetster of Gallipolis IS dOing the plumbing, heating, and ventilating, ard K and K Electric of Athens 1s workmg on the electncal facilities $22,930 agamst a former stale offiCial and an other for $3,976 agamst the Mtller Brothers Aviation of Pomeroy were announced Fridi:ty m Colwnbus by Deputy State Audi to r Thomas Ferguson The diSclosures suggested a possible 1mpendmg sc and al mvolvmg graft, forgery and misappropnatwn of funds m the state 's Rehabthtatwn Servtce Comrmsston Ferguson told thiS newspaper and Umted Press Interna ttonal Char les W Roberts , Columbus Area supervisor of Vocational Re ha blhlat10n for the Ohto RehablhWIIOn Servtce Commtsswn, has been asked to return $22,930 alleged to have been mtsappropnated m a van ety of wa:ys mcludmg fo rgery to obtam signatures of clients and counsellors of the Burea u of Services for the Bhnd Rober ts now Is 1n pr1vate mdustry, havmg restgned hts state JOb a bout a year ago when examtners began d1scovermg 1rregulan ttes Ferguson said the av1ation ltrm was operated by Donald and Robert Mtller, who used th e bus mess add ress of Pome roy The fmd1n g for recover y was based on erroneous and unsubs4tnttated vouc hers submitted to th e Rehabtl>tatiOn CommiSsiOn by the brothers for ptlot trammg of an umdenhfled chent Ferguson said law prohibtls the offtce of the State Aud1tor from disclosmg the nam e of a " we lfare" chent However , Fer guson satd evtdence tn the hndmgs agamst Miller Aviation and the ' GENEVA - ISRAEU AND EGYPTIAN negollators made a new attempt today to break a deadlock m troop pullback talks, but on the cease.ftre lines hoth stdes showed little s1gn of compromiSe. The two nations' negotiators agreed to meet today at the Middle East peace conference for the second attempt to separate theu- for ces along the mcreasmgly tense Suez canal cease.ftre lines Brig Gen Mordecha1 Gur, the lsraeU negotiator, and Brig Gen. Tabal el Magdoub, the Egyptian delegate, met Wednesday at the PalaiS des Nabons conference ball for the ftrst time Diplomats satd an accord on troop pullbacks along the 102-milelong waterway was essential to further progress at the peace conference, the ftrst face-to-face talks between Arabs and IsraeliS durmg thetr quarter-<:entury conflict ENDS JANUARY 12 1974 (XL' , AND XXL' $1 00 more XXXL+ Irregularities ound in rehabilitation training hello battoline gasectric ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY MEIGS lliEATR£ ' Goodbye sedan ; level, f1ve went to grades 7~ and seven went to the higl;l school Included m this nwnber were Roger Brauer, our new varstty basketball coach, and reserve basketball coach Ron Logan The fall brought the openmg of school and an enrollment still just under 3,000. Ourmg Amertcan Education Week we had many VISitors, mcluding those who came to special evenmg sessions at the high school and the junior high school. In November two new Board members were elected and they wtll take offtce m the Jaruary organizatiOnal meetmg OUr football team was m some light rugged battles and concluded w1th a record of >h'i and a second place tie m the SEOAL Our band represented us well at home and away We started an adult Manpower Training program (MOTA) m rome mecharucs m the evening m the mllllng shop at Pomeroy Juntor High School Building Our Title I remedial readmg program was expanded from grades 1-3 to grades 1~ ln some schools. Several thousand dollars of state DPPF (Disadvantaged Pupil Program Fund) money were spent to buy teacher-selected teaching a1ds m grades K~ The Cumculum AdviSOry CounciL of three admimstrators and three teachers IS set up and movll1g So IS the sunilarly constructed committee on evaluation The second group has ISSued 1ts fu-st progress report Both groups were set up following collective ( Contmued on page 10 ) ..... R. E. NORTHRUP Northrup will join staff at Roanoke office WASHINGTON (UPI) Supplies of gasoline, heating otl and other fuels will hecome even t~ghter m January and February, according to President Nixon's top econonuc adviser But when supplies begin to loosen, Herbert Stem says , soarmg prtces will spur a <~steep mcrease m tnflahon " Stem, chau-man of the Council of Economic Advtsers, spoke Thursday m a monetary review of 1973 and preVIew of 1974 ''Our economy wtll grow, and grow raptgly, but the Araba mil own more of 1t," Stem satd While oil-producmg nattons will take a b1gger bite of the dollar, yen, pound, franc and mark m 1974, stem satd, there are likely greater beneflts for the Umted Slates than other conswnmg countnes He satd the Arabs wtll probably mcrease theLr mvestments and purchases m Amenca InflatiOn should ease to about 4 :; per cent m the second balf of 1974 after an llllhal leap, stem said However, he sa1d he was reluctart to talk about future economic conditions because of the "Wicertamty" of energy supplies and pnces and the role that admll1tstration energy policy would play "The pertod of maximum shortage (of fuel ) hes munediately ahead for us," Stem sa1d. He satd oil pnces will soar when Arab supplies reswne to the Umted SU.tes, but tbe Increases will ease after a few months. ''Even for Arabs there IS ~ ••• Nixon reneges . tapes ' promzse NEW HAVEN, W Va Rtch.ard E Northrup has heen named environmental staff WASHINGTCJN (UP!) engmeer of Appalachian Power Company, wtth ofltces PreSident Nixon bas dec1ded m Roanoke Presently semor not to publicly release tranperformance englneer at the scripts or summartes of the company 's Ph1hp Sporn Plant here , Northrup wtll assume hiS new duhes January 16 He wtll be concerned w1th the techmcal aspects of atr and • up m water envlronmental matters and the company 's enResidents of Pomeroy will vironmenml control programs pay more per month for A native of GaliJa County, Northrup attended Oh10 natural gas beglnnlug Jan. 31, It was announced today Umverstly, MtssiSSippt SU.te, by Columbua Gas of Oblo, and Rto Grande College, Inc. earmng a BS degree m Tbe adjustment, two and chemistry He JOined Sporn m 16 one-hundredths cents per 1969 as a chemlst, and became 1,000 cubic leet of gas used, semor performance engmeer reflects an Increase in the m February thiS year cost of gas to Columbia Gas He served m the Armed of OhJo from Its supplier. It Forces for four years, IS will result ln an btcrease of married, and has two sons He Is a member of Grace Umted about 32 cents a montlt lor the average ~ustomer who MethodiSt Church m GallipoliS, heats with gas. Galbpohs Lions Club, Elks Rates of 313 Ohio com· Lodge 107, American Public munlties are being adjusted Health Association, Amertcan under provisions of their Cherrucal Soctety, Amertcan contracts with the gas Cancer Soctety, and the Rio company. Grande College Alumm Assn Natural gas to go cost Watergate U.pes because he and hts semor adviSers fear the tapes would convmce growmg segments of the public tbat Nixon was mvolved m the Watergate cover-up, the Washmgton Post said today The Wh1te House also dectded Wednesday tbat 11 will resiSt attempts by the Senate Watergate Comnuttee to obwm these materwls, tbe paper saJd, and Will make them available only to the House Judictary Conuruttee, which IS mveshgatlng the posstble unpeaclunent of the President Quotmg "semor presulenttal mdes," Post reporters Carl Bernstem and Bob Woodward satd the Whtte House tape recordings mdtcate that at a (Continued on page 10) Weather Cloudy, chance of showers or snow flumes tonight and Saturday. Lows tonight upper 20s and low 30s north and m the 30s north and m tbe 30s south Highs Saturday m the 40s and upper 30s """'• .-.:-;,-.•.•;:.:-·,···b········· •'.../'··•;o.•............... .... . ,.,.:-:-:... 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All prizes must be claimed by Jan 31 Accordmg to the rules of the contest, the ftrst 1974 baby's parents must be legal reSidents of Metgs CoWity though the father may be m the armed forces and the famtly stationed at a dtstlnt pomt Gtfls bemg gtven m the derby mclude a $5 purchase of baby needs from the A & P Super Market ; 10 gallons of gasoline fr om Welk er 's Ashland Statton, a baby hook and gift of silver from Goessler 's Jewelry Store, a $5 gtft certifiCate from VIllage Pharmacy; a $10 savmgs account for the baby from the Ci!Jzens National Bank; a cuddle washable bear from Moore's Store , a free meal to the mother, Crow 's Steak House, a pau- of Poll Parrot shoes from Hartley's Shoes ; a cut flower arrangementfrom Dudley's, a $5 gift cerbftcate from The Kiddie Shoppe, a nw-sery jar set and Tommee Tippee hot plate from Swlsher-Lohse Pharmacy, a case of Kroger milk from Kroger's; $5 off on any· thmg ordered from the catalog at Sears' Catalog Store' a case of Gerber baby foods from Mark V Super Market, a $10 savmgs account lor the baby from Pomeroy NatiOnal Bank , a lovely blouse for mother from the L and Dress Shop , a $10 savings z account for baby fr om the Racme Home National Bank a g1ft of baby clothmg from Ute Dutton Drug Co , a Mr or MISS planter from the Pomeroy Flower Shop · a stuffed toy from the Wes~rn Auto Store; a baby buntmg, Landmark , two cases of Gerber baby food Wrud Cross Sons; a free meai for the couple, The Metgs Inn , three ptece baby feeder set, K ard C Jewelry Store, playpen pad from Rutland Furniture Store , package of diapers, Stiffler's Store, a sweater set wtth leggmgs, Racme Deparllnent Store; a $3 gift certificate from The Fabric Shop , three hoxes of New Born Pampers, Racine Food Market; $5 gift cerllfteate from the Henlage House · a potty chair from H ' and R Ftrestone , and a battery operated "lolllclock " and a case of RC from the Royal Crown Bottlmg Co 'l I ma:ldmwn prtce " I • �2- The Oa I) Senlmel M ddleporl PomerO\ 0 Dec 28 19 3 --------------------------I I ! 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Report Miller I I I In the m dst of the energy cr1s s lLs n.fcessary to e-xtend the deadline for the automob le tndustry to meet em ss on control standards B) takmg th s step our d m n shmg gasol ne supphes can be consen ed Present em ss on controls already create a l7 pet greater gas consumpt on level per car than pre 1968 automobiles Allowmg the 1976 em ss on standards of the Clean Air Act of 1970 to go mto effect will create a gasolme conswnptton rate over 40 pet higher per car than on pre 1968 models Present standards are tough enough to establish 70 pet pollution free em ss ons App1ymg the 1976 standards we w1ll achieve only a shght gallllll pollut on free em ss ons while greatly ncreas ng the amount of gas needed by each automob le I I I I I '73 a vintage year in sports world Mark ""'""·s ! r g t e c~u u l:h Clarence s aso M am me~dc I a ~ee~r Llila'r\a) as a tean J h 14 1 the o ld of sporl• The pros made mo noney V1 tory over he W<Jst ~ on than hey e er t e~d do e Hedskins n Su1 cr Bo" 1 V I a Th s dram on our gasol ne bcfo e sponsursh pI e IJC I add Los An g l s gave t e Dolph ns supp es can be alleVIated by the g tter and p ov de t e cash h f st rfeet s..:ason record I -0) n NFI I sto y and as ncent es per so n~ I F verests postponmg the deadlines for \\er hml> ~ reco ds we e t1 e ye<Jr ca e to a close Don automat ve emtSs on stan dards b) low~r ng the b ok n and the fans whether Schu a s arr ors were n v th a cha nce of epea ng C ccn ballpa k r egulars or a m I a polluhon free emJss on per centage reqmred by the Clean telev s on cr t cs had cnougl Bay s feat of w nrun g ba k{o th f st Air Act of 1970 and by act on and controversy to keep back orld t ties suspend ng the Clean A r Acllll then argmng dur ng he long two ) a s of Super Bowl areas where s gn hcant rur cold days of an enc g) sl art M an hosted C nc nat and Dallas me I os Angeles n the poBut on s not a problem v nter Also leg slat on has bee fhe superstars aln ost w tl 1973 AFT playoffs wl le n the llltroduced m the Congress to ou except on ved up to tl e r NFC t was Wash ngton at make t poss ble for auto advance b ll ng but peop 1 ke M nnesota and P ttJ;burgh at dealers mechan cs and Henry Aaron 0 J S n) son Oakland qual fl ed nd v1duals to Jack N cklaus and B I e Jean I he college season "'as disconnect auto em ss on King ach eved t at It le ex " ex1 los ve bot! on and off the control dev ces W th espect to to make them house! old f ld this pro posal however Alabama ( 11 0 and Notre na nes VII tually around U e questions remam regard ng world Dame 10 0 f n s hed I e the effect dJSconnectmg these nbea en And what about Secre ar at regular campa gn deVlces would have UJX>n the W I he e be anothc I ke the and I eaded for tt Suga Bowl serv ce warranty of the b g red son of Bold Rul er who on N w Years eve w th UPI s automob le In addit on some swept a 1before htm n races of beard of oaches t pp ng the state statutes appl cable to consequence bcfo e be ng hat t e way of the Crunson removal of s uch dev ces must ret red to stud at the end of the 1 de wl e they cast the votes be reVIewed before leg slat on year Poss bly but for the fo I No I tea o the bas s of th s kind could become law mon cnt Secretar at s place n of regu a season pla) Oh o S ate which ost s the annals of turf h story s perfect reco d whc t ed by secure the f na game of Baseball which the pund ls M ch gan told us no longer was the the I egu lar season was the of B g Ten at let c nat onal pastrrne had t1 e last cho laugh Over 30 m ll on fans directors to play n the Rose attended the act on to make t Bo vi a d I s touched off s uch the most successful on eco d a protest f om M ch gan coa h Aa on the qu et m ld Bo Schen ecller that the c es mannered slugge from could be heard all the way to At anta ~ho won t see 39 aga n Ca fo n a er The He sman trophy te playe a maJOr role n The old prohibition aga nst mo~ pr zed honor to be won n s us a n ng he nat onw de voluntary sexual conduct by a ntc est as he zeroed n on Babe th e col ege game was a arded male over 18 and a female un Ruth s career record of 714 to rw n ng back John Cap der 16 s reta ned carry ng a hom e uns That I e fa led by a pe lett t e fo rth Pe m S a e maxunum $1 000 fme and one s ngle un n 73 mat ers not playe to b so I o o ed to 10 year pr son term I the G ven freedom from n]ury o PI o bask !ball saw tl e New offender s at least four years llness I e shou d s ke the b g York Kn cks one al ve when older than the VIc! m a max mattered n the p a)offs blo v w th he 74 seaso ts unum SIX months a nd $1 000 If aga ns Bait no e an d nlan y tile age d ffe rence 1s less Boston befo e tl ey wen on to 1 was the way Aa on con The same lesser penalty ap due ed h s campa g hat won delea Los Angeles n the pi es to sol c tat on of a person him a score of neY. f s The champ onst p ser es and thus under 13 o an unproper ad endless nterv ews and per depr vc tt e Lake s of a seco d vance by a homosexual or les sonal appearances never got to stra gl t t tie ban lnd du lly Nate Arcl bald h m although phys cal y e Laws govern ng n atter of U e Kansas C ty.Q naha "as t red vhen t was al ove harmful to JUVen es ar e In e end that f ckle ady tl e Kings vas the nan 'Vho stole somewhat strengthened under I e head) nes 11 e 6 fo ot 1 Y. eather cut nto his play n the new ode gua d lead he eague n schedule but he st I f n bed Liable for Prev1ews w th a 301 ave age n ludmg sco ng a d ass sts and spent For exarnp e a thea ther 40 homer s and va lke l out of more t n o t e floo I a any owner show ng a prev ew of an the ballpark v th head held pia n e NBA obJechonable adult mov e In he \BA fo vards dom h gh pr or to a ch ldren s f lm could at I t scene w th Jul us But Aa on vas not a I be liable to a $1 000 f ne and slx E v g Geo ge McC nn s Dan baseball had to offer Oakland months n Ja I I the parents were unaware of the prev ew s desp e the off I eld ant cs of Issei and B lly Cunn ngham owner Chari e F ley repeated lcad.lng t e league n scormg contents mas oth catego es as World Ser es champ ons and Otl er p o s ons m the sex 1' 1 e new season began on a the New York Mels ook the laws under the new code B g Apple by storm as they I gl ote fo tl e ABA when the Pro de a maxrrnum 60 arne from last place to na I San D ego Conq u stado s day Ja I sentence and $500 f ne down th e NI t tle and then s gned \V It C amber Ia n as for voyeur sm wh ch ncludes battled tl e A s down to the WI e playe -coach He fa led o su t persons wl o ook or l sten for aga n n an effort to repeat up fo a game because the Vlcar ous sexual thr Us wheth the r M acl of 69 Nolan T.ake s refused to release hi n er by trespass ng and peep ng Ryan a Sl ea reJect thre v f om the one yea rena n ng of or through use of b noculars Provtde a maxunum 30- s uch smoke I e eg stered tY. o h s contract but the steal n no-h ters lor l e Ange s and dicated the ABA has come of day ja1l sentence and $250 fme wound up v t1 a rr:aJor league age and s here to stay for public mdecency which m Tl e co11ege year as t has so record 383 str keouls W !bur eludes sexual exposure or dis Wood went on and on to often n the past belonged to play 1kely to be seen b) and emerged as the seaso n s John Wooden s UCLA Bru ns offend It does not mclude nu wo khorse wh le the AI s who had perfect 30-0 season m dist camps or answer ng an des gnated hitter expenment cl ch ng thetr seventh NCAA urgent call to nature prov d was an unqual fted success crown v th a 87..66 w n over ed precaut ons are taken to In pro football Sunpson led Memph s State conceal from publ c v ew Tl c champ onsh p gan e VIC - Prov des a one to 10 year the Buffalo B lls to the r best tory was UCLA s 75 stra gl t year s nee he s been w th them pr son term and max mum $5 and the men who block for and hey got nto h gh gear this 000 fm e for sexual battery nfa t season by blast ng North which ncludes takmg advan S mpson did the r th ng w1th Ca olma State 84-66 to run such s k ll and sp r t that 0 J tage of a v ctun whose JUdg became history s first 2 000- the r unbeaten st eak to 79 The ment s unprured or who s un aware of the act nus covers yard rusher He went mto the 6-foot 11 B ll Walton was the mcestuous relat onsh ps and I nal game of the regular rock on vh ch Wooden bu It his season aga1nst the New York tam sexual actiVIty between a su In I ockey the WHA su v ved Jets needing 61 yards to sur perVJsor and patient or prJSon a rocky m1t al season but like pass the prev ous h1gh of I 863 er th e ABA appears here to stay ya ds set by J mmy Brown Rattlesnakes have been The New Eng land WI alers and known to k I themselves by mad e 11 dur ng tl e first Bobby Hull s W nn peg Jets ace denta ly str k ng th e r quarter and ended w th 2 003 were the class teams of the own bod es w th venomous yards lor the year If 0 J stole the nd VIdual maugural term w th the Whal fangs ers na lmg down the cha mp on sh p The JUn p by H1ll and Gordie Howe s summer SJgn ng by Houston after a two year stmt n the Detro t front off1ce gave the lledglmg league~ couple of staJS 1! badly needed In the NHL t was much as before th e Monti eal tee recently that m the 12 costs of labor taxes l ce nses Canad1ens sweepmg all before months from July 1972 u!Jht1es rent and prof t th em ncludmg the Stanley The Pentagon cafeter as also Cup for the 18th tune w th a through June 1973 more than $1 6 mJlbon m tax money was run two dm ng roan s w th playoff v ctory over Chicago spent on the salar es of wa tress serv ce where the E route the pr de of Montreal serv cemen ass gned to the cheapest luncheo ava lable set a ecord by losmg only 10 of messes and $230 000 was laid recently was a club sandw ch 78 regular season game out for other overhead w th cole slaw for $1 70 Pnces Two m en Jack N cklaus and The committee called that ranged up to $2 30 for a pot Tom We skopf dom nated the roast dmn er excess ve golf ng scene although enough Many Pentagon workers who young t gers showed t heir teeth For generals the cheapest aren t entitled to eat at the el te to md cate N cklaus re gn at messes m the bwldmg ask why meal was at the Army General the top may be challenged next generals who make $31 000 to OffiCers Mess where $1 cov year Lanny Wadk ns and Ben $51 000 a year should get the erect a full-course meal that Crenshaw are two who un spec1al savmgs I thought food had such mam d sh cho ces as med ately come to m nd stamps were for the poor sa d SJrlom of beef e n brochette N cklaus cut his PGA ap. one worker Others defend the ter yaki and fned Canad an pearances to 18 tournaments pnvate dm ng rooms as a smelts but was st II good enough to wm A UPI survey showed that seven tlmes Such was his perqws te of rank Top rankmg c v1hans also the Marme Corps c harged $1 25 cons stency he was able to wm have membership n the re lor ls meals for the el te m excess of $300 000 for the These were not ceably more second stra ght year and str cted n esses The Pentagon has s x cafet spartan than tl e other serv1ces become the f rst man to exceed enas for the 20 000 employes The A r Force charged $1 50 for $2 m 11 on n ofllc al earnings not pr vileged to have mess most luncheons and the Navy When he cl ncl ed the PGA membership The cafeteria s are $1 40 for r egular luncheons and champ onsh1p at Cleveland s run by a pr vate f rm wh1ch $2 10 for ls deluxe meals of Canterbury Golf Club he won adds to the pr ce of ts food the f let m gnon or lobster Ius 14th maJor t tie to s urpass NE:W YOHK UPI) I I dov.n l97:l as a v ntage Changes in Ohio sex laws noted EDITORS NOTE This Is the third article In a live-part series detailing Oh1o s new crl mlnal code which takes effect Jan 1 after seven years of study In the General Assembly and another year to prepare law enforcements officers This Installment deals wltb the changes In Ohio sex laws By LEE LEONARD UP! Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) - Oh1o s new crumnal code changes the emphasis on sex offenses eas 1~g up on Wllifull pr1vate reta tionshlpa but unposmg harsh penalties for acts of force whi ch harm the v ctun phvs r ally and mentally For example the old offenses of adultery formcatwn and homosexuality are repealed But the penalty for rape now three to 20 years m pnson - goes from four to 25 years w1th a maxunum $10 000 I ne and no probation for repeat or dsngerous offenders Fore ble rape Qf a vtctim under 13 draws a 1 fe pr son term also non probat onal The de! n !Jon of rape IS ex tended to mclude a var ety of sexual acts Women as well as men can be prosecuted for the erune Sexual conduct With an) pre-puberty v1ctim regardless of crrcumstances lS rape So IS forcible druggmg of a v ctun for pu,rposes of a ha son al though thiS does not mclude plymg a person w1th drmks Includes Promiscuity Proslltutton s narrowed to mclude promiscuous act vtty for pay only but 1! mcludes a range of sexual acllv t es rath er than merely mtercourse Customers w 11 no longer be subject to pros! tution charges but may have to answer com plic!ty charges wh1ch carry the same penalty as pros! tu Uon 60 days m Jail and a maximum $500 fme The for mer penalty was up to a year m ]3ll for the first offense The same new penalty ap. phes to sohCJtatJOn of sexual activity for pay regardless whether the offer is made by the profesSional or the custom Taxpayers underwrite cheap meals for military's brass WASHINGTON UP! - Al most $2 m Ilion a year m tax money lS spent to Wlderwr te cheap meals for the m1litary brass That allows one ad rrurals dimng room at the Pentagon to serve rock lobster tatl or f1let mtgnon dmners for only $2 10 complete from soup to nuts There are 23 such dmmg rooms or messes for the mllltary elite 11 m the Washington area and the rest scattered around the globe The armed services say no tax money goes for the food but ljlx funds do pay for considerable overhead such as walters salaries utilities and the restaurant space 1lself A CIVilian careterta operator said labor costs m most cafeterias add 50 per cent to the coot of food w1th utilities ond other charges on top of that The Pentagon reported to the House AppropriatiOns Commlt- .J ' -•• ' a k 1 e p ev ously shared w 1 tl e egandary Bobby Jones Wetsk op an Oh oan L ke N klaus f nally JOined the ranks of t1 e great when he won e Br t sh Open Alter years of knocking on the door he broke through n m d summer when he won r ve tournaments and f n shed no lower U an s xth m 12 consecut ve appearances The round of the year unquest onably belonged to Johnny M ller The 63 he shot o the last day at Oakmont brought h m out of the pack and gave h m a stunmng upset VI tory n the Open 1 on my Aa on for so ong the understudy f nally became the star when he na led down the Masters to w n the f rst b g one of the year He then faded bck nto obscur ty BoXJng saw George Foreman put the sk ds under Joe Fraz1er for he heavywe ght champ on sh p The I gl t took place n th e warmth of Jama1ca but then Fo eman v.ho prom1sed to be a f ght ng champiOn put th e crown on ce He made one defense n Tok)o aga nst a nobody nan ed Joe K ng Roman and blamed promoters fo h s lack of work n the U S Muhammad AI got h s JaW broken by Ken Norton and kept the verbal peace wh1le h s hurt mended but once he beat Norton n a rematch he started ta king aga n and has an early date '" h Fl az er n the New Year at the Garden n New York Light hcavywe ght champ on Bob Foste n ade history vhen he dele ded his t tle agamst Pierre Fou e n South Air ca tl e f r st ever n eet ng between the a b a k and a wh te n pubhc m the Republ c He regiStered a 15~ound dects on the second be ~a ned over the South Air can dur ng the year There was a glut of world records establ shed n track and f eld but only four of them belonged to men w th U S addresses Dw1ght Stones re turned to Mun ch to boost the high JUmp mark to 7 feet 6 >:, nches AI Feuerbach got off a toss of 71 feet 7 nches n the shot Ro4 M !burn tw ce ran the 110 meter hurdles m 13 1 seconds wh le R1ck Woh111uter covered the 880 yards n 1 m nute 44 6 seconds In dual meets agamst the S<lVIet Un on beth ndoors and outdoors the U S came off a poor second best The profess onal In ternat onal Track Assocmt on survtved 1ts maugural year and has a 17-event program I ned up for next season Shot putter Bnan Oldf eld who also ran n sprmt races agamst the females was the star of the c rcmt wh ch should blossom now that new names have been ad ded and sponsorsh p assured In motor sport the Indy 500 clauned another VJctun m Art Pollard killed durmg pract ce before Gordon Johncock won the ram..-educed race Wally Dallenbah ended a streak of 89 races w thout a v1ctory by w1nnmg the Califorma 500 and fl J Foyt took the Pocono 500 when Roger McCluskey ran out of gas on the last lap Me Cluskey however was the USAC champ on Scotsman Ja ckte Stewart scored f ve Grand Pnx vtcto r es to nail down hiS th rd world Cow killed in Route 33 A cow \\a s k lied n a traff c a c dent a R 7 f 7 p m Thursday on ve tenths of a mtle south 100 feet east of the Jackson Galba l ne Off cers sa d the an mal struck a car drtven by Paul J Morgan 52 of Columbus the n ran awav of Rt 33 n Me gs County The Gall a Me gs Post State High vay Patro sa d the cow As ngle car mtshap occurred owned b) W am B W thee of R 2 Pome oy apparently ran at 11 a m on Rt 7 two tenths of n o the pa h of a car dr ven by a m le north of Rt 283 \\here II II an R Arnott 2J Rt 2 Paul R Vavra 60 Belair Rae e 'lhe e was n oderate Oh o lost control of hiS car wh ch ran off the r ght s de of damage to h s car A deer h t sk p occurred at the h ghway over an em 5 30 a n r ursday on Rt 35 bankment cl amp10nsh p and bnng his total of Grand Pnx wms to a record 29 before he annowwed his rehrement from the sport Tenms was unable to r1d tsell of pol t cal problems as the nval camps battled for control of he sport but the game went on and n a super extravangia seen by mJU ons armmd the world on televts on and before a I ve aud1ence of -• • 30 000 m Houston B 11 e Jean K ng shut the mouth of male cha uvan st extr aord nary Bobby R1ggs by defeating him m straight sets Mrs ICing also won her fifth Wunbledon title but the other maJOr ct amp onsh1ps went to ,.. Australia s Margaret Court who ended the year by an her second nounttng pregnancy 3-TheOailySentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Dec 28 1973 Freshman paces OSU in 77-63 win By Unlled Prell IDtemallonal Ohio Slate got 18 pomts from Larry Bolden Thursday mght as the Buckeyes downed Butler n~ in the only regular season game for Ohio colleges Sever a1 other teams played m hob day tournaments The Buckeyes now 4-4 pull Marauder statistics fe n that case Hopefully you really don t have such a seriOus problem but you w ll st ll have the problem of a chron c laxative hab t and you can t do much for t by takmg more laxat ves You w 11 need ca reful super v s on a p oper d et and tra n ng to develop a good bewel hab ls Yes most normal people reqwre a reasonable amount of bulk n the r d et You can get t by ncludmg bran flakes and whole gra n cereals Ill your dtet (o d nary r ce however does not have much res dual bulk) Oatmeal whole wheat products and bran flakes are all good for th s purpose You sl ould also make t a po nt to nclude n your d et whole wl eat baked products such as cal whole whea t bread made excluSively f om wl ole wheat flour Avo d all wh te flour p oducls The bulk laxat ve products are those that agar agar or those made from pys ll urn seeds A comn on one ava lable s Metamu c I Even these should be replaced by a good normal d e t and good bOwel hab ls wl en poss ble You had better see a doctor abo t that bleed ng pronto a nd le t h m he lp get you on the nght track for good bo\\el hab ls Ar d n the future don t bu ld up on laxa ves It can be a bad I ab t regard less of what Fo low ng a e fhe stat sf cs fo the 1 st s x games of the 973 74 Me gs Marauder basketball season Player FG A Pet FT A Pel Reb P F Pis Quais 321 48 25 40 2o 2 28 Myers 34 63 54 s 6 3 77 4 13 IJOdson 39 38 47 0 6 63 52 6 88 Coats 25 74 34 3 6 81 8 2 63 Pr ce 6 48 33 8 4 57 5 40 Aut 52'2 23 4 25 5 3 Walbu n B ancha d B auer 5 22 25 23 40 46 68 67 75 2 5 5 4 4 0 13 33 2 50 7 3 3 00 0 0 Ash May 00 fhe pass I ves Last yea he aided the return of the runn ng game as the dom nant force n Nationa l Football League offe nses It was the year of the rwmer The trend ha s con! nued through th s year f 0 J S mpson and the conservat ve offe ses of n ost teams are any ndtcat on But look at the top two passers n both the Amer can and the Nat onal Football Conferences Oakland s Ken Stabler and M am s Bob Gr ese I the AFC wh le Dallas Roge Staubach a nd Mm nesota s F an Tarkenton were tops n the NFC Aod what four teams are still n the runn ng for the Super Bow Try Oakland M am Dallas . . BillIona1re Coni nued from Page 1) contmue next year and poss bly be expanded nto other Hughes dealmgs m Nevada wh ch hav~ also come under the scrutmy of the Senate Watergat e Comrrut tee The mrhne transactwn re ce ved the bless ng of the C vil Ae onaubcs Board and Prest dent N xon n 1969 Hughes off c ally took control of Airw est m April of 1970 Watergate mvestigators became mterested after t was learned Hughes gave NJXon $250 000 n campa gn contr1bu twns~ IOO 000 of wh1ch went to N1xon s close fnend Charles Bebe Reboso who kept 11 m a safe deposit box m h s Florida bank Just1ce Department offiCials m Wash ngton sa1d extradttion of Hughes from the Bahamas was being considered Devoe Heaton US Attorney for Nevada sa1d 11 would be nappropr ate at th s tune to comment We should wa1t unt 1 Jan 11 and see f Hughes appears If he does not appear there are several alternatl\~es wh ch are ava !able saltl Heaton He d1d not elaborate I and M nnesota Stabler s more prone to get! ng sacked than any other quarterback n the NFL but he s also more I kely to complete a pass any t me he lets go of the ball Refuses to Let Go The Raiders southpaw takes an mterm nable time 1n the pocket refus ng to let go of the precwus p gskm unless there s Oakland black and sliver stand ng al alone somewhere on the football I eld Wear ng the Oakland colors however are two of pro football s top receiVers Fred Blletmkofl and M1ke S1an Like most NFL teams would Oakland w ll open Sunday s AFC champ onsh1p game at Mtarm With a caut ous pedan be rnnn ng game But f or when the runn ng game bogs down Stabler w 11 retreat seven yards and stand and stand and stand If he IS g ven enough stand ng tim e Stabler s passmg w 11 g ve the Dolphms vaWlted zone pass defense aft Mtam s offens ve reputat on s centered around the runn ng of Larry Csonka Merc ury Morr s and J m K ck Four TDs In First Half In M am s egular season f nale however Gr ese got n a little target pract ce and threw four touchdowns passes to Paul Warfield m the I rst half Undoubtedly the Raiders and the Dolphms w 11 come out runn ng Sunday as s the custom but before the day s over there wtll be some fan cy II ngmg n the Oran~e Bowl Meadows W1th tnter hos pital com In 1ts new commumcabon mumcat10ns and coord nabpn capabiltty Southeast Oh10 s Emergency Med1cal Service (SEOEMS) w1ll have two distinct systems Along With the emergency medtcal serviCe commumcahon system an AreaWide Hospital Emergency Radio Network (AHERN) has been mstalled In thiS area s hospitals AHERN has several func lions on a work..,-day baSis the hosp1tal sw1tchbeard opera tor can common ca te w1th personnel around the hosp1tal or grounds who have radios such as mamtenance men or security guards The operator at one hospital can also communicate With any of the other hospitals v1a radio to check on supplies or drugs or bed ava1labttity And of course conunWltcatwns are posstble be tween SEOEMS am bulances and hosp1tal switchboards and emergency rooms (through SEOEMS control) Through AHERN any of Ahe hospitals can call all the other hospitals at the same lime m times of dJsas~Cr the patent m a SEOEMS ambulance can be routed past a hospital mcapable of dealing w1th the nJury or llness A small commun ty hospital lor nstance IS all too frequently confronted With cnllcal emergency pat1ents w th multiple InJuries who reqwre specialty serv1ces and equipment beyond local capablltttes Yet 11 Is often these hospitals to wh1ch patients are first taken because of lack of veh1cle to hospital and hospital to hosptlal communtcatJOn The new SEOEMS system w ll make such communications possible In thls rural area securmg a phySic an s consullallon rrught reqwre contacting a doctor who can be many m1les from the hospital ambulance or dispatch center A few doctors such as those on call may have portable radios (walkte talkies ) to communiCate with the hospital or through SEOEMS diSpatcher to the EMT m the amblilance all part o 00 0 0 o 0 140 347 40 so 88 57 219 94 330 343 4l 70 102 69 212 99 380 80 76 330 82 99 96 03 86 88 380 Dai~ Sentinel The Brwns 6-0) led by B 11 Walton s 19 2 scormg and 16 7 rebound ng ave rage fac e Wyom ng ( 3-1) n the openmg round after M1ch1gan (7 I) meets San FranciSco 2-5 In New Orleans fifth ranked North Carol na State w th 7-1 center T1m Burleson and MemphiS State are favor~tes m the Sugar Bowl Basketball Tournament wh1ch gets under way tomght North Carohna State has a 4-1 record losmg only to UCLA 8H6 Memphis Stale Opens Memph s State 7 2 for the year opens the tournament aga nst Lou stana State Un ver s ty at New Orleans North Caro ma State meets V llanova 3-3 n the second game In the 22nd annual ECAC Hol day F"'JVal m New York Thursday mght backcourt mates Mel Utley and Frank Alag1a teamed up for 42 pomts as tourney favor te St John s outc assed Ill no s 71Hl0 n the mghtcap of the opemng round Pr nceton led by a 17-potnt output from Armond H1ll defeated Duquesne 72-62 n the other half of the evemng doub eheader In an afternoon doubleheader LaSalle sparked by a combllled 40 pomls from Charley WISe and Joe D Cocca upended Stanford 77-66 and Manhattan had f ve men n ~ ouble I gures mclud ng B 11 Camp on Tom Re lly and M1ke Young and rnm~,,~~i •U!.!.IItt:; II :;au I ...... The Meigs cagers of Roger Brauer try to make 11 two m a row tomght as the Marauders travel to South Pomt for a rematch w th the Pointers South Pomt won the season opener on Nov 23 at Larry Morr son Gymnasium 55-19 desp tea 13-pomt de!JcJt at one t me m the second quarter Guards Ron Tennant and Oenms Hurd led the Pomter attack n the opener each pumpmg m 14 pomls and Brauer leaves no doubt that he wants them stopped ton ght We ll try to double team them sa1d the f1rst year coach but th s time we 11 use round It was ONU s second loss after SIX stra g ht wms Coach Is Ejected Oh o Northern Coach Gale Doughtery wa s whiStled for four technical fouls n the I rst hall and was ejected He ran the rest of ttl; game from a a forward and a guard mstead and Scott Ramsey will also see plenty of actiOn Schr1tter hit three tunes from the l1eld m Just four attempts m the November meeting of the two clubs The Marauders meanwhile w1ll be send ng Myers fresh man Chtp Brauer and JuniOr Dan Dodson on the front !me wtth Junior Lonme Coats and semor Steve Pr ce brmgmg the ball up court Accordmg to Brauer the Marauders will be playmg a little man to man and a httle I 3-1 zone to try to slow down Tennant and Hurd Hopefully sa1d Brauer 11 one of the Pomter guards gels hot the zone will enable e1ther Myers or Dodson to go out and get them The Marauders have not put Oregon in tontghl s semi!! seen game action for 10 days nals agamst Washmgton wm w th the last encounter bemg a ner over West Vtrgm1a 96-79 64-55 triumph over the Big Former Loyola of Ch1cago star B1ll Baumgartner hit a 1~ Blacks of Pt Pleasant foot Jumpshot w1th three Coach Ron Logan s reserves seconds to play to give the w1ll also be looking for the1r SubPac Raiders of the Hawa 1 second wm m a row meetmg Armed Serv1ces League an 81 the Little Pomters m the 79 upset wm over once beaten preliminary battle beg nn ng Tennessee m an opemng-round at630pm The last tune out Logan s game of the Rambow Classtc hoopsters edged past Pt Purdue blew an early 12pomt lead but carne back w1th Pleasant 46-44 on two free throws by sophomore guard a sticky zone defense down the Charhe Marshall w1th one stretch to stun eighth ranked second showmg on the clock Providence 9~ m the final openmg-round game The Bo lermakers Will meet Planes land ng on Green Sub Pac m one semifmal land occasionally are de contest tomght before host layed wh le ground crews Hawaulakes on St Joseph s of shoo 900 pound musk oxen off Pennsylvama m the n ghtcap the a rport runway of both guards Another mterestmg match up tomght should be under the beards were Marauder B11l Myers Brauer s leadmg rebounder w U go agamst Pomter Greg Prater In that Jmllal mee tmg Prater scored 12 pomts and hauled n 16 rebounds while Myers also npped the nets lor 12 while grabbmg 14 miSSed shots South Pomt will most tikely be sendmg Hurd and Tennant at the guards w1th Junior David Vance and Fred Shope at the corners and Prater m the p vot Substitutes Bob Schritter ~ coasted past St Louis 118-65 The Umvers ty of Florida expected to be the weakest of the four teams m the tour nament scored ts second upset m two mghts when 11 beat Duke Un verSJty 77-60 to wm the Gator Bowl basketball cbam p10nsh1p Other Tournament Action Elsewhere m college basket ball tournament action mnth ranked LouiSVIlle whipped Eastern Kentucky 91 75 and Alabama edged South Carolma 77 75 n the serrufmals of the Lou sv1lle Hol day ClaSSIC Kansas State trounced Nebras ka 68-47 and Iowa State walloped Oklahoma State 73-50 m the B g E1ght Tournament Houston routed Vtrgm1a Tech 85-66 and Oral Roberts edged Weber State 82-79 m the ftrst round of the :Jath annual All College Tournament at Ok lahoma C1ty Old Dommwn romped over Yale 111HI2 and Baylor d d the same agamst Georg a Tech 108-80 m the f1rst round of the Kiwams.Qld Domm on Class c at Norfolk Va Temple n pped Harvard 61-59 and r:mc nnat beat St Bonaventure ll~ m the f~rst round of the Quaker City Tournament m Philadelphia Aggressive Oregon cons stently turned back cbarges by Texas last mght and moved away to a 7~ victory m the f nal opemng round game of the Far West Class1c The victory ···v.:::ss:;::•:e······ •.•••. ''' :.!« 0 I 0 0 I 0 0 ~ "i=! on-n:.,.. T'HE MEJGS ]NJV New Year's Eve Party w .. ! l ~ ~ < Monday, Dec. 31, 1973 0 $10 00 Per Person lncluaes cho ce of Prtme R b Ch cken or Wh te F sh D nner Dance Party Favors and SS 00 Per Person W thout Meal (Party Favors & Dance) Donner7 oo v PM TlllO 00 PM Dance To The Music Of DICK HAWKINS AND "THAT BUNCH" 10:00 PM UNTIL 2:00AM Make your reservations early and brong on the New Year at the Me1gs Inn Pomeroy Oh10 Phone 992 3629 < ~ ~ ~ » > ' r. I corndor by us ng hts team manager as a rw1ner to g ve mstructions to hJS ass stan! coach Cap tal Umvers ty plays Gus tavus Adolphus ton ght n the serru fmals of the Gran te C ty Class c at St Cloud Mmn Cap1tal edged St John s of Minnesota 70-69 m overttme on a free throw by DenniS D cken sheetz w1th 39 seconds left m the extra period Gustavus Adolphus beat Wayne State 9068 Fmdlay won 1ts hol day tour nament w1th a 72-67 come from behind w n over Heid elberg wh1le Ind ana Central downed Huntington (lnd ) College 89~ for consoJat on honors Jerry DaviS scored 25 pmnls 13 of them In the second half and was named the tourna men! s most valuable player Muskingum and Wheeling College advanced to the f nals of the Muskingum Hoi day Tournament Musk ngum downed Frankl n Marshall 86-59 w th Gene Ford pacmg the Musk es w1th 30 points Wheelmg downed Ur bana 99-88 F M and Urbana clash for the consolatiOn game tomght Higgins Scores 30 Aahland s Bill H gg ns was the b1g gun gelling 30 pomls as the Eagles edged Kutztown (Pa ) State 71-67 m the Ashland College Hol day Tourname nt H1ggms hit on four free throws m the last rrunute for the wm Ashland w11l face Ed mboro State (Pa ) m the fmals Ed nboro beat West V1rg n a State 9o<i8 takmg advantage of 32 turnovers West V1rg ma and Kuntztown meet n the consolatiOn game Malone won 1ls ft!th consecu Hicks has it all hut a victory in Rose Bowl For A Good Honest Policy SEE US! FIRE· AUTO· CASUALTY HOME OWNERS Free Insurance Counseling By An Expert In This Field - - - EACH MONDAY 10 TIL 4 Represenltng L1ghlntng Western Reserve LOS ANGELES (UP!) - He was second to Penn State s John Cappelletti m the HeJSman Trophy votmg Woody Hayes calls hun the best lineman he s ever had He s a f~rst team All Amer1ca and wmner of the coveted Outland Award giVen annually to college football s top mterwr li..,man m the country John Hicks has 1! all-except a Rose Bowl VICtory On New Years Day Ohio States gifted offensive tackle w1ll become the f~rst B1g Ten player m history to appear m three Rose Bowls A year ago Hicks and the Buckeyes were hurruliated by Umvers1ty of Southern Callfor ma s national cbampwns 42 17 Four years ago he played m a 27 17 Ohw Slate loss to Stanford Wmnmg is a personal Incentive n every aspect sa1d the 6-3 250-pound semor from Cleveland It (what happened m hJS two preVIous Rose Bowl appearances) }UBI means I want towm Hicks w1ll play at Pasadena Calli against USC m 1974 because he dldn t end h1s college career on schedule last season He sat out the 1971 season because of knee sur gery The big tackle IS the leader of the Buckeyes accordmg to Hayes who says He s got great physical ability-<llrength and qwckness -but more unporlant he s got a great competitive spmt and the ability an unusual ability to lead h1s own team He s not a drlll sergeant but he s a !ella who leads them He s right out there m front In the Heisman balloting Hicks collected 524 points to Cappelletti s 1 057 It was a strong showing by the Buckeye lor an award never won by a lineman I really d1dn t g1ve the HeJSman Trophy much thought he sa1d I JUst felt honored that I could have even been considered Hicks was asked how he felt about Hayes now that his Ohio State career was one game away from bemg over I have a lot of respect for the man he replied He s been more than a coach He s given me good leadership toward life and he s helped me to understand a lot of thmgs abeut life He s the roughest man I ve ever been under on the field but that s Coach Hayes and you ve got to understand that Over the years he s won that way and he s not gomg to change Cor Second & Court Use Our Budget Pia 8 28 92 08 6 26 95 IS 5 23 B5 21 4 18 BO 134 By Un ted Press International Eastern Conference Atlantic Division wlpcfgb Boston 27 6 BIB New York 21 16 56B 8 15 21 417 13 , Buffa o Ph ladelph a 11 25 306 17 , Centra I D1v SIOn wtpclgb Capita 20 13 606 Atlanta 7 17 SOO 3 h Cleveland 4 25 359 9 Houston 2 25 324 o Western Conference M dwest Division wlpcfgb M lwaukee '19 7 806 Chicago 26 1 703 3 ' Detroit 22 15 595 7 ' KC Omaha 3 26 333 17 ' REGULAR AND Thursday s Results Bolla to 3 Detro I 1 Atlanfa 6 Los Angeles 4 LONG IN (On ygames scheduled) Fnday s Games NY Is anders at Ca l f M nnesota at Vancouver St Louis at P ttsburgh SIZES 38T048 (Only games scheduled) WHA Standongs By Umted Press International East New Eng Quebec Toronto wltptsgfga 22 12 I 45 131 107 17 16 3 37 33 1 B 7 18 Cleveland 16 14 NBA Standongs Fashionable 1n any weather or any mans language Smart clean hnes show Impeccable ta1lonng wltptsgfga 9 8 4 42 95 53 15 6 I 41 108 63 15 13 6 36 86 91 4 1 6 34 86 78 5 for Easier Payments MEN'S All WEATHER COATS BY RAINFAIR 4 36 10 109 Los Angels 10 18 PIts burgh 9 19 Ca lforn a 7 23 Pomeroy STATE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO OHIO FARMERS WESTFIELD COMPANIES WESTERN RESERVE MUTUAL INS CO LIGHTNING ROD MUTUAL 4 30 08 144 Vancouver 8 18 6 22 85 122 NV Isla drs 6 17 10 22 75 o West M nnesota 10 and PH 992 5120 We Represent /VIontrea 9 B 64412B8 NV Rangrs 6 10 9 41 127 03 Toronto 6 13 6 3B 125 00 Ph Ia Ch cago Atlanta St Louis Mutual Rod Davis Insurance Agency wltptsgfga 23 5 3 49 146 85 16 14 13 18 11!11•••• OPTOMETRISTS NHL Stand ngs Buffalo Detro f tournament Dr. T J Bradshaw Dr Milton Mason Hockey standings Boston stc are Wooster Defaance One. ota ( N Y ) and Mill gan (Tenn ) DeniSon and Mount Umon play m the Indiana ( Pa ) state Hobday Tournament along woth Ind ana State and Bloomsburg Walsh College plays In the BJ!;LMONT Abbey Classic n North Carohna Otterbem m the Lebanon Valley Chrishnas Tournament and Cedarville plays m the Manchester ( lnd ) (lnd ) Tournament and Xav1er . . . . . . . . . . m the Pomsett a Class c The Coloma! Class c opens tomght at Mount Vernon w1th Wr ght State Kenyon Bluffton and Adnan ( M ch ) entered Case Western Reserve s tour nament features CWR along w1th John Carroll Baldw n Wal 181 N Second Ave lace and W ttenberg MIDDLEPORT Youngstown State hosts PH 992 3279 Cleveland State Tennessee Tech and Georg a State m 1ls tournament Playmg n the Wooster Clas By Un fed Press 1nternat1ona I East Ch cago Jersey 14 13 5 9 IN SHORT LENGTH 3 37 37 126 4 36 107 109 2 30 103 109 2 28 88 120 SIZES 40 AND 42 West wltptsgfga M nnesota 19 15 39 128 1 6 Edmonton 19 15 0 38 17 108 Houston 17 12 4 38 128 9B Winnipeg 16 7 4 36 122 127 Vancouver 14 21 0 28 1 8 138 Los Angels 13 23 0 26 106 142 Thursdays Results M nnesota 5 Edmonton 4 BAHR CLOTHIERS New Eng 5 Los Angeles 1 Quebec 4 Cleveland 2 (Only games scheduled) Friday s Games MIDDLEPORT, 0. Vancouver at Jersey Quebec at Ch cago (Only games scheduled} Pac fie DIVIS on wlpctgb Los Angeles 20 17 541 Golden State 6 16 SOO 1 ' Portland 16 20 444 3 , Phoen x 15 22 405 5 Seattle 15 27 357 7 , Thursday s Results KC Omaha 110 Cleveland 100 Mllw 29 Phlladelph a 107 Portland 118 Golden St 17 Phoen x I Seattle 100 (On ygames scheduled! Fr days Games Milwaukee at Houston BOTH ONLY Atlanta at Ch cago Cap tal at Detro f Phoen x at Los Angeles Port and at Seattle (On vgames scheduled) NEW YEAR'S BALL WILKESVIUE LEGION HAll, NEW YEAR'S EVE Startmg at 8 p m Free admrsston Brmg own drtnks and snacks Mus1c by Schoonover Country and VVestern Band I I 0 155 By United Pre" IDternalloual The college basketball tourna ment season was n full swmg Thursday mght sprmkled by a few upsets and laced w1th excitement and more of the nation s top ranked teams are set to JOin the act10n ton ght In Los Aogeles the Bru n Class1c gets under way ton ght and guess who s favored to w n' Top ranked UCLA may be a gracious host before and after the tournament to VISiting Michigan San FranciSCO and Wyommg but the Brums are expected to extend their record wmnmg streak to 83 games before the weekend s over Send your qu estions to Dr Lamb jn care of this news paper P 0 Box 1551 Radio City Station New York N Y 10019 For a copy of Dr Lamb s booklet on constipation send 50 cents to the same address and ask for Constipation booklet of the AHERN prOJect There w1ll be vanous types of eqwpment nvolved based on needs of the var10us hospitals howe ver basic equipment depends largely on whether or not the hospital Is located near a mterowave tower Two regwnal hospitals w1ll have spec al frequenc es to call for help ouls1de the area m lime of dJSaster Destgn of the communication network lor Southeast Ohio s Emergency Medical Service plans for complete coverage from ambulance to dispatcher to doctor to hosp1tal w th room to add more Conunwucations are not governed by artificl81 boundaries and hospitals and ambulances 1n the entire coverage area w11l be able to conunumcate w1th each other When communtcations are m operation the best of medical electronic and human skills w1ll be available to the patient at the scene of an emergency w th arnval of the SEOEMS squad And because of eom munJCatlons patients wtl be taken to ready emergency rooms m constant contact with •• what s gomg on Beareats rail ed 10 the second half after bemg down 51-16 late 10 the second half Ohio Northern Umvers ty de fending champions m the Mar sball (M ch ) OpllmJSt ClassiC dropped a 6tr53 dec1s1on to Cal v n College m the opemng Bruin Classic opens tonight The AHERN system assures complete communications oo 00 TOTALS OPPON Scor ng by qui! rters MEIG S OPPON product you use M nnesota s battle at Dallas Sunday fo the NFC title w1ll follow a s milar scener o The V k ngs prefer to let the r stellar delens ve nn1t make th ngs happon but Tarkenton often does that on h s own Scrambl ng Fran IS not at all shy about putt ng the football skyward parllcularly m the d rection of John Gilham Another favonte target of Tarkenton s s rookie Wlmng back Chuck Foreman Staubach ed the NFC " pass ng th s season completing 62 6 per cent of h s passes He also connected on 2.1 scoring passes ty ng Ph !adelphia s Roman Gabr el for the NFL leadership n that department Passmg proflency Sunday will play a cr t cal role m the pa r ngs for Super Bowl Vlll 0 oo Playoffs to resume By Umted Press InternationaJ Bonaventure 71~ n the f~rst round of the Quaker C1ty tour nament and advanced to the second round against Temple wbtch edged Harvard 61-59 Uoyd Batts scored 30 pomts and Dan Murphy prov ded a crucial three-pont play as the Marauders taking on Pointers tonight Laxative habit By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB Ap prox:tmately three years ago I started be ng constipated I v: as adv sed by my doctor to take one Dulcolax a day Then I had to take two and f nally three a day for action The doctor changed me to another laxat1ve but t d1d not have the same results for me so I con t nued the three Dulcolax " th one of the new Jaxat ve tablets each day The contents were red and I assumed the colormg was from the new laxat ve wh ch wasred tablets Now after one of your co wnns I suspect twas b ood If I take notnmg I am con st patod and w1th the laxat ves I have blood Is cereal f ber n my da ly d et adv sable' What laxat ves are bulk expanders DEAR READER You ve got a problem The f rst t ng to do s I nd out fo r sure f you are pass ng b ood and \\ ha t s ca used by No one should neglect to see a phys c an as soon as poss ble after pass ng blood I don t mean to sca re you but people must un der stand that unexpla ned bleed ng s one of the s gns of cancer and the only vay you can be sure vhether t s or s not by a good exam nat on If t IS and s treated early many of these problems can be c ured It s true that you can have s mple bleed ng from nternal hemorrho ds But never nake the m stake of presum ng that s the ca use of your blood Some hemorrho ds bevelop bee a use of pressure ns de the rectwn Th s may be from constipat on but t can also be from a tumor mass above the hemorrho ds A good exam nat on maj save you ed away to a 44 22 halftune lead but the Bulldogs kept ch1ppmg away n the second half Steve Wenner and Bill An dreas backed up Bolden w1th 15 pomts each Nat onally ranked Cine nnall came from beh nd to defeat St ti ve game w1th a 69-56 v ctory over the Un vers1ty of W1scon s n at ParkSJde n the first round of the Spr ng Arber (M ch ) tournament Malone plays Grand Valley State m ton ght s second round other games ton ght fmd Bowbng Green m the Tanger me Bowl Tournament m Orhm do Fla M1ami aga nst Syra cuse n the Charlotte !nv tat1on aJ Kent Slate n the Evansv lie WASHER Model WWA8350N Btg Loads plus Mmt Wash® Regular basket washes up to 18 pounds M n Basket washes up to 2Y2 pounds n normal or 10 m nute Mm Ouock settmg • Two wash and sp n speed select ons • F ve water temperature combinations • Fo,ur ~:i~!r:~=:~~ water levelw setectoons • • Press cycle th cooldown soak cycle • Extra wash and sett ngs DRYER Model DDE71 OON Aut1>mat1c sett ngs for heavy normal and Permanent Press • Up to 60 m nutes t med setting • Three heat !~[~~:~~r~;;c·;1 ~se start button �2- The Oa I) Senlmel M ddleporl PomerO\ 0 Dec 28 19 3 --------------------------I I ! 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Report Miller I I I In the m dst of the energy cr1s s lLs n.fcessary to e-xtend the deadline for the automob le tndustry to meet em ss on control standards B) takmg th s step our d m n shmg gasol ne supphes can be consen ed Present em ss on controls already create a l7 pet greater gas consumpt on level per car than pre 1968 automobiles Allowmg the 1976 em ss on standards of the Clean Air Act of 1970 to go mto effect will create a gasolme conswnptton rate over 40 pet higher per car than on pre 1968 models Present standards are tough enough to establish 70 pet pollution free em ss ons App1ymg the 1976 standards we w1ll achieve only a shght gallllll pollut on free em ss ons while greatly ncreas ng the amount of gas needed by each automob le I I I I I '73 a vintage year in sports world Mark ""'""·s ! r g t e c~u u l:h Clarence s aso M am me~dc I a ~ee~r Llila'r\a) as a tean J h 14 1 the o ld of sporl• The pros made mo noney V1 tory over he W<Jst ~ on than hey e er t e~d do e Hedskins n Su1 cr Bo" 1 V I a Th s dram on our gasol ne bcfo e sponsursh pI e IJC I add Los An g l s gave t e Dolph ns supp es can be alleVIated by the g tter and p ov de t e cash h f st rfeet s..:ason record I -0) n NFI I sto y and as ncent es per so n~ I F verests postponmg the deadlines for \\er hml> ~ reco ds we e t1 e ye<Jr ca e to a close Don automat ve emtSs on stan dards b) low~r ng the b ok n and the fans whether Schu a s arr ors were n v th a cha nce of epea ng C ccn ballpa k r egulars or a m I a polluhon free emJss on per centage reqmred by the Clean telev s on cr t cs had cnougl Bay s feat of w nrun g ba k{o th f st Air Act of 1970 and by act on and controversy to keep back orld t ties suspend ng the Clean A r Acllll then argmng dur ng he long two ) a s of Super Bowl areas where s gn hcant rur cold days of an enc g) sl art M an hosted C nc nat and Dallas me I os Angeles n the poBut on s not a problem v nter Also leg slat on has bee fhe superstars aln ost w tl 1973 AFT playoffs wl le n the llltroduced m the Congress to ou except on ved up to tl e r NFC t was Wash ngton at make t poss ble for auto advance b ll ng but peop 1 ke M nnesota and P ttJ;burgh at dealers mechan cs and Henry Aaron 0 J S n) son Oakland qual fl ed nd v1duals to Jack N cklaus and B I e Jean I he college season "'as disconnect auto em ss on King ach eved t at It le ex " ex1 los ve bot! on and off the control dev ces W th espect to to make them house! old f ld this pro posal however Alabama ( 11 0 and Notre na nes VII tually around U e questions remam regard ng world Dame 10 0 f n s hed I e the effect dJSconnectmg these nbea en And what about Secre ar at regular campa gn deVlces would have UJX>n the W I he e be anothc I ke the and I eaded for tt Suga Bowl serv ce warranty of the b g red son of Bold Rul er who on N w Years eve w th UPI s automob le In addit on some swept a 1before htm n races of beard of oaches t pp ng the state statutes appl cable to consequence bcfo e be ng hat t e way of the Crunson removal of s uch dev ces must ret red to stud at the end of the 1 de wl e they cast the votes be reVIewed before leg slat on year Poss bly but for the fo I No I tea o the bas s of th s kind could become law mon cnt Secretar at s place n of regu a season pla) Oh o S ate which ost s the annals of turf h story s perfect reco d whc t ed by secure the f na game of Baseball which the pund ls M ch gan told us no longer was the the I egu lar season was the of B g Ten at let c nat onal pastrrne had t1 e last cho laugh Over 30 m ll on fans directors to play n the Rose attended the act on to make t Bo vi a d I s touched off s uch the most successful on eco d a protest f om M ch gan coa h Aa on the qu et m ld Bo Schen ecller that the c es mannered slugge from could be heard all the way to At anta ~ho won t see 39 aga n Ca fo n a er The He sman trophy te playe a maJOr role n The old prohibition aga nst mo~ pr zed honor to be won n s us a n ng he nat onw de voluntary sexual conduct by a ntc est as he zeroed n on Babe th e col ege game was a arded male over 18 and a female un Ruth s career record of 714 to rw n ng back John Cap der 16 s reta ned carry ng a hom e uns That I e fa led by a pe lett t e fo rth Pe m S a e maxunum $1 000 fme and one s ngle un n 73 mat ers not playe to b so I o o ed to 10 year pr son term I the G ven freedom from n]ury o PI o bask !ball saw tl e New offender s at least four years llness I e shou d s ke the b g York Kn cks one al ve when older than the VIc! m a max mattered n the p a)offs blo v w th he 74 seaso ts unum SIX months a nd $1 000 If aga ns Bait no e an d nlan y tile age d ffe rence 1s less Boston befo e tl ey wen on to 1 was the way Aa on con The same lesser penalty ap due ed h s campa g hat won delea Los Angeles n the pi es to sol c tat on of a person him a score of neY. f s The champ onst p ser es and thus under 13 o an unproper ad endless nterv ews and per depr vc tt e Lake s of a seco d vance by a homosexual or les sonal appearances never got to stra gl t t tie ban lnd du lly Nate Arcl bald h m although phys cal y e Laws govern ng n atter of U e Kansas C ty.Q naha "as t red vhen t was al ove harmful to JUVen es ar e In e end that f ckle ady tl e Kings vas the nan 'Vho stole somewhat strengthened under I e head) nes 11 e 6 fo ot 1 Y. eather cut nto his play n the new ode gua d lead he eague n schedule but he st I f n bed Liable for Prev1ews w th a 301 ave age n ludmg sco ng a d ass sts and spent For exarnp e a thea ther 40 homer s and va lke l out of more t n o t e floo I a any owner show ng a prev ew of an the ballpark v th head held pia n e NBA obJechonable adult mov e In he \BA fo vards dom h gh pr or to a ch ldren s f lm could at I t scene w th Jul us But Aa on vas not a I be liable to a $1 000 f ne and slx E v g Geo ge McC nn s Dan baseball had to offer Oakland months n Ja I I the parents were unaware of the prev ew s desp e the off I eld ant cs of Issei and B lly Cunn ngham owner Chari e F ley repeated lcad.lng t e league n scormg contents mas oth catego es as World Ser es champ ons and Otl er p o s ons m the sex 1' 1 e new season began on a the New York Mels ook the laws under the new code B g Apple by storm as they I gl ote fo tl e ABA when the Pro de a maxrrnum 60 arne from last place to na I San D ego Conq u stado s day Ja I sentence and $500 f ne down th e NI t tle and then s gned \V It C amber Ia n as for voyeur sm wh ch ncludes battled tl e A s down to the WI e playe -coach He fa led o su t persons wl o ook or l sten for aga n n an effort to repeat up fo a game because the Vlcar ous sexual thr Us wheth the r M acl of 69 Nolan T.ake s refused to release hi n er by trespass ng and peep ng Ryan a Sl ea reJect thre v f om the one yea rena n ng of or through use of b noculars Provtde a maxunum 30- s uch smoke I e eg stered tY. o h s contract but the steal n no-h ters lor l e Ange s and dicated the ABA has come of day ja1l sentence and $250 fme wound up v t1 a rr:aJor league age and s here to stay for public mdecency which m Tl e co11ege year as t has so record 383 str keouls W !bur eludes sexual exposure or dis Wood went on and on to often n the past belonged to play 1kely to be seen b) and emerged as the seaso n s John Wooden s UCLA Bru ns offend It does not mclude nu wo khorse wh le the AI s who had perfect 30-0 season m dist camps or answer ng an des gnated hitter expenment cl ch ng thetr seventh NCAA urgent call to nature prov d was an unqual fted success crown v th a 87..66 w n over ed precaut ons are taken to In pro football Sunpson led Memph s State conceal from publ c v ew Tl c champ onsh p gan e VIC - Prov des a one to 10 year the Buffalo B lls to the r best tory was UCLA s 75 stra gl t year s nee he s been w th them pr son term and max mum $5 and the men who block for and hey got nto h gh gear this 000 fm e for sexual battery nfa t season by blast ng North which ncludes takmg advan S mpson did the r th ng w1th Ca olma State 84-66 to run such s k ll and sp r t that 0 J tage of a v ctun whose JUdg became history s first 2 000- the r unbeaten st eak to 79 The ment s unprured or who s un aware of the act nus covers yard rusher He went mto the 6-foot 11 B ll Walton was the mcestuous relat onsh ps and I nal game of the regular rock on vh ch Wooden bu It his season aga1nst the New York tam sexual actiVIty between a su In I ockey the WHA su v ved Jets needing 61 yards to sur perVJsor and patient or prJSon a rocky m1t al season but like pass the prev ous h1gh of I 863 er th e ABA appears here to stay ya ds set by J mmy Brown Rattlesnakes have been The New Eng land WI alers and known to k I themselves by mad e 11 dur ng tl e first Bobby Hull s W nn peg Jets ace denta ly str k ng th e r quarter and ended w th 2 003 were the class teams of the own bod es w th venomous yards lor the year If 0 J stole the nd VIdual maugural term w th the Whal fangs ers na lmg down the cha mp on sh p The JUn p by H1ll and Gordie Howe s summer SJgn ng by Houston after a two year stmt n the Detro t front off1ce gave the lledglmg league~ couple of staJS 1! badly needed In the NHL t was much as before th e Monti eal tee recently that m the 12 costs of labor taxes l ce nses Canad1ens sweepmg all before months from July 1972 u!Jht1es rent and prof t th em ncludmg the Stanley The Pentagon cafeter as also Cup for the 18th tune w th a through June 1973 more than $1 6 mJlbon m tax money was run two dm ng roan s w th playoff v ctory over Chicago spent on the salar es of wa tress serv ce where the E route the pr de of Montreal serv cemen ass gned to the cheapest luncheo ava lable set a ecord by losmg only 10 of messes and $230 000 was laid recently was a club sandw ch 78 regular season game out for other overhead w th cole slaw for $1 70 Pnces Two m en Jack N cklaus and The committee called that ranged up to $2 30 for a pot Tom We skopf dom nated the roast dmn er excess ve golf ng scene although enough Many Pentagon workers who young t gers showed t heir teeth For generals the cheapest aren t entitled to eat at the el te to md cate N cklaus re gn at messes m the bwldmg ask why meal was at the Army General the top may be challenged next generals who make $31 000 to OffiCers Mess where $1 cov year Lanny Wadk ns and Ben $51 000 a year should get the erect a full-course meal that Crenshaw are two who un spec1al savmgs I thought food had such mam d sh cho ces as med ately come to m nd stamps were for the poor sa d SJrlom of beef e n brochette N cklaus cut his PGA ap. one worker Others defend the ter yaki and fned Canad an pearances to 18 tournaments pnvate dm ng rooms as a smelts but was st II good enough to wm A UPI survey showed that seven tlmes Such was his perqws te of rank Top rankmg c v1hans also the Marme Corps c harged $1 25 cons stency he was able to wm have membership n the re lor ls meals for the el te m excess of $300 000 for the These were not ceably more second stra ght year and str cted n esses The Pentagon has s x cafet spartan than tl e other serv1ces become the f rst man to exceed enas for the 20 000 employes The A r Force charged $1 50 for $2 m 11 on n ofllc al earnings not pr vileged to have mess most luncheons and the Navy When he cl ncl ed the PGA membership The cafeteria s are $1 40 for r egular luncheons and champ onsh1p at Cleveland s run by a pr vate f rm wh1ch $2 10 for ls deluxe meals of Canterbury Golf Club he won adds to the pr ce of ts food the f let m gnon or lobster Ius 14th maJor t tie to s urpass NE:W YOHK UPI) I I dov.n l97:l as a v ntage Changes in Ohio sex laws noted EDITORS NOTE This Is the third article In a live-part series detailing Oh1o s new crl mlnal code which takes effect Jan 1 after seven years of study In the General Assembly and another year to prepare law enforcements officers This Installment deals wltb the changes In Ohio sex laws By LEE LEONARD UP! Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) - Oh1o s new crumnal code changes the emphasis on sex offenses eas 1~g up on Wllifull pr1vate reta tionshlpa but unposmg harsh penalties for acts of force whi ch harm the v ctun phvs r ally and mentally For example the old offenses of adultery formcatwn and homosexuality are repealed But the penalty for rape now three to 20 years m pnson - goes from four to 25 years w1th a maxunum $10 000 I ne and no probation for repeat or dsngerous offenders Fore ble rape Qf a vtctim under 13 draws a 1 fe pr son term also non probat onal The de! n !Jon of rape IS ex tended to mclude a var ety of sexual acts Women as well as men can be prosecuted for the erune Sexual conduct With an) pre-puberty v1ctim regardless of crrcumstances lS rape So IS forcible druggmg of a v ctun for pu,rposes of a ha son al though thiS does not mclude plymg a person w1th drmks Includes Promiscuity Proslltutton s narrowed to mclude promiscuous act vtty for pay only but 1! mcludes a range of sexual acllv t es rath er than merely mtercourse Customers w 11 no longer be subject to pros! tution charges but may have to answer com plic!ty charges wh1ch carry the same penalty as pros! tu Uon 60 days m Jail and a maximum $500 fme The for mer penalty was up to a year m ]3ll for the first offense The same new penalty ap. phes to sohCJtatJOn of sexual activity for pay regardless whether the offer is made by the profesSional or the custom Taxpayers underwrite cheap meals for military's brass WASHINGTON UP! - Al most $2 m Ilion a year m tax money lS spent to Wlderwr te cheap meals for the m1litary brass That allows one ad rrurals dimng room at the Pentagon to serve rock lobster tatl or f1let mtgnon dmners for only $2 10 complete from soup to nuts There are 23 such dmmg rooms or messes for the mllltary elite 11 m the Washington area and the rest scattered around the globe The armed services say no tax money goes for the food but ljlx funds do pay for considerable overhead such as walters salaries utilities and the restaurant space 1lself A CIVilian careterta operator said labor costs m most cafeterias add 50 per cent to the coot of food w1th utilities ond other charges on top of that The Pentagon reported to the House AppropriatiOns Commlt- .J ' -•• ' a k 1 e p ev ously shared w 1 tl e egandary Bobby Jones Wetsk op an Oh oan L ke N klaus f nally JOined the ranks of t1 e great when he won e Br t sh Open Alter years of knocking on the door he broke through n m d summer when he won r ve tournaments and f n shed no lower U an s xth m 12 consecut ve appearances The round of the year unquest onably belonged to Johnny M ller The 63 he shot o the last day at Oakmont brought h m out of the pack and gave h m a stunmng upset VI tory n the Open 1 on my Aa on for so ong the understudy f nally became the star when he na led down the Masters to w n the f rst b g one of the year He then faded bck nto obscur ty BoXJng saw George Foreman put the sk ds under Joe Fraz1er for he heavywe ght champ on sh p The I gl t took place n th e warmth of Jama1ca but then Fo eman v.ho prom1sed to be a f ght ng champiOn put th e crown on ce He made one defense n Tok)o aga nst a nobody nan ed Joe K ng Roman and blamed promoters fo h s lack of work n the U S Muhammad AI got h s JaW broken by Ken Norton and kept the verbal peace wh1le h s hurt mended but once he beat Norton n a rematch he started ta king aga n and has an early date '" h Fl az er n the New Year at the Garden n New York Light hcavywe ght champ on Bob Foste n ade history vhen he dele ded his t tle agamst Pierre Fou e n South Air ca tl e f r st ever n eet ng between the a b a k and a wh te n pubhc m the Republ c He regiStered a 15~ound dects on the second be ~a ned over the South Air can dur ng the year There was a glut of world records establ shed n track and f eld but only four of them belonged to men w th U S addresses Dw1ght Stones re turned to Mun ch to boost the high JUmp mark to 7 feet 6 >:, nches AI Feuerbach got off a toss of 71 feet 7 nches n the shot Ro4 M !burn tw ce ran the 110 meter hurdles m 13 1 seconds wh le R1ck Woh111uter covered the 880 yards n 1 m nute 44 6 seconds In dual meets agamst the S<lVIet Un on beth ndoors and outdoors the U S came off a poor second best The profess onal In ternat onal Track Assocmt on survtved 1ts maugural year and has a 17-event program I ned up for next season Shot putter Bnan Oldf eld who also ran n sprmt races agamst the females was the star of the c rcmt wh ch should blossom now that new names have been ad ded and sponsorsh p assured In motor sport the Indy 500 clauned another VJctun m Art Pollard killed durmg pract ce before Gordon Johncock won the ram..-educed race Wally Dallenbah ended a streak of 89 races w thout a v1ctory by w1nnmg the Califorma 500 and fl J Foyt took the Pocono 500 when Roger McCluskey ran out of gas on the last lap Me Cluskey however was the USAC champ on Scotsman Ja ckte Stewart scored f ve Grand Pnx vtcto r es to nail down hiS th rd world Cow killed in Route 33 A cow \\a s k lied n a traff c a c dent a R 7 f 7 p m Thursday on ve tenths of a mtle south 100 feet east of the Jackson Galba l ne Off cers sa d the an mal struck a car drtven by Paul J Morgan 52 of Columbus the n ran awav of Rt 33 n Me gs County The Gall a Me gs Post State High vay Patro sa d the cow As ngle car mtshap occurred owned b) W am B W thee of R 2 Pome oy apparently ran at 11 a m on Rt 7 two tenths of n o the pa h of a car dr ven by a m le north of Rt 283 \\here II II an R Arnott 2J Rt 2 Paul R Vavra 60 Belair Rae e 'lhe e was n oderate Oh o lost control of hiS car wh ch ran off the r ght s de of damage to h s car A deer h t sk p occurred at the h ghway over an em 5 30 a n r ursday on Rt 35 bankment cl amp10nsh p and bnng his total of Grand Pnx wms to a record 29 before he annowwed his rehrement from the sport Tenms was unable to r1d tsell of pol t cal problems as the nval camps battled for control of he sport but the game went on and n a super extravangia seen by mJU ons armmd the world on televts on and before a I ve aud1ence of -• • 30 000 m Houston B 11 e Jean K ng shut the mouth of male cha uvan st extr aord nary Bobby R1ggs by defeating him m straight sets Mrs ICing also won her fifth Wunbledon title but the other maJOr ct amp onsh1ps went to ,.. Australia s Margaret Court who ended the year by an her second nounttng pregnancy 3-TheOailySentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Dec 28 1973 Freshman paces OSU in 77-63 win By Unlled Prell IDtemallonal Ohio Slate got 18 pomts from Larry Bolden Thursday mght as the Buckeyes downed Butler n~ in the only regular season game for Ohio colleges Sever a1 other teams played m hob day tournaments The Buckeyes now 4-4 pull Marauder statistics fe n that case Hopefully you really don t have such a seriOus problem but you w ll st ll have the problem of a chron c laxative hab t and you can t do much for t by takmg more laxat ves You w 11 need ca reful super v s on a p oper d et and tra n ng to develop a good bewel hab ls Yes most normal people reqwre a reasonable amount of bulk n the r d et You can get t by ncludmg bran flakes and whole gra n cereals Ill your dtet (o d nary r ce however does not have much res dual bulk) Oatmeal whole wheat products and bran flakes are all good for th s purpose You sl ould also make t a po nt to nclude n your d et whole wl eat baked products such as cal whole whea t bread made excluSively f om wl ole wheat flour Avo d all wh te flour p oducls The bulk laxat ve products are those that agar agar or those made from pys ll urn seeds A comn on one ava lable s Metamu c I Even these should be replaced by a good normal d e t and good bOwel hab ls wl en poss ble You had better see a doctor abo t that bleed ng pronto a nd le t h m he lp get you on the nght track for good bo\\el hab ls Ar d n the future don t bu ld up on laxa ves It can be a bad I ab t regard less of what Fo low ng a e fhe stat sf cs fo the 1 st s x games of the 973 74 Me gs Marauder basketball season Player FG A Pet FT A Pel Reb P F Pis Quais 321 48 25 40 2o 2 28 Myers 34 63 54 s 6 3 77 4 13 IJOdson 39 38 47 0 6 63 52 6 88 Coats 25 74 34 3 6 81 8 2 63 Pr ce 6 48 33 8 4 57 5 40 Aut 52'2 23 4 25 5 3 Walbu n B ancha d B auer 5 22 25 23 40 46 68 67 75 2 5 5 4 4 0 13 33 2 50 7 3 3 00 0 0 Ash May 00 fhe pass I ves Last yea he aided the return of the runn ng game as the dom nant force n Nationa l Football League offe nses It was the year of the rwmer The trend ha s con! nued through th s year f 0 J S mpson and the conservat ve offe ses of n ost teams are any ndtcat on But look at the top two passers n both the Amer can and the Nat onal Football Conferences Oakland s Ken Stabler and M am s Bob Gr ese I the AFC wh le Dallas Roge Staubach a nd Mm nesota s F an Tarkenton were tops n the NFC Aod what four teams are still n the runn ng for the Super Bow Try Oakland M am Dallas . . BillIona1re Coni nued from Page 1) contmue next year and poss bly be expanded nto other Hughes dealmgs m Nevada wh ch hav~ also come under the scrutmy of the Senate Watergat e Comrrut tee The mrhne transactwn re ce ved the bless ng of the C vil Ae onaubcs Board and Prest dent N xon n 1969 Hughes off c ally took control of Airw est m April of 1970 Watergate mvestigators became mterested after t was learned Hughes gave NJXon $250 000 n campa gn contr1bu twns~ IOO 000 of wh1ch went to N1xon s close fnend Charles Bebe Reboso who kept 11 m a safe deposit box m h s Florida bank Just1ce Department offiCials m Wash ngton sa1d extradttion of Hughes from the Bahamas was being considered Devoe Heaton US Attorney for Nevada sa1d 11 would be nappropr ate at th s tune to comment We should wa1t unt 1 Jan 11 and see f Hughes appears If he does not appear there are several alternatl\~es wh ch are ava !able saltl Heaton He d1d not elaborate I and M nnesota Stabler s more prone to get! ng sacked than any other quarterback n the NFL but he s also more I kely to complete a pass any t me he lets go of the ball Refuses to Let Go The Raiders southpaw takes an mterm nable time 1n the pocket refus ng to let go of the precwus p gskm unless there s Oakland black and sliver stand ng al alone somewhere on the football I eld Wear ng the Oakland colors however are two of pro football s top receiVers Fred Blletmkofl and M1ke S1an Like most NFL teams would Oakland w ll open Sunday s AFC champ onsh1p game at Mtarm With a caut ous pedan be rnnn ng game But f or when the runn ng game bogs down Stabler w 11 retreat seven yards and stand and stand and stand If he IS g ven enough stand ng tim e Stabler s passmg w 11 g ve the Dolphms vaWlted zone pass defense aft Mtam s offens ve reputat on s centered around the runn ng of Larry Csonka Merc ury Morr s and J m K ck Four TDs In First Half In M am s egular season f nale however Gr ese got n a little target pract ce and threw four touchdowns passes to Paul Warfield m the I rst half Undoubtedly the Raiders and the Dolphms w 11 come out runn ng Sunday as s the custom but before the day s over there wtll be some fan cy II ngmg n the Oran~e Bowl Meadows W1th tnter hos pital com In 1ts new commumcabon mumcat10ns and coord nabpn capabiltty Southeast Oh10 s Emergency Med1cal Service (SEOEMS) w1ll have two distinct systems Along With the emergency medtcal serviCe commumcahon system an AreaWide Hospital Emergency Radio Network (AHERN) has been mstalled In thiS area s hospitals AHERN has several func lions on a work..,-day baSis the hosp1tal sw1tchbeard opera tor can common ca te w1th personnel around the hosp1tal or grounds who have radios such as mamtenance men or security guards The operator at one hospital can also communicate With any of the other hospitals v1a radio to check on supplies or drugs or bed ava1labttity And of course conunWltcatwns are posstble be tween SEOEMS am bulances and hosp1tal switchboards and emergency rooms (through SEOEMS control) Through AHERN any of Ahe hospitals can call all the other hospitals at the same lime m times of dJsas~Cr the patent m a SEOEMS ambulance can be routed past a hospital mcapable of dealing w1th the nJury or llness A small commun ty hospital lor nstance IS all too frequently confronted With cnllcal emergency pat1ents w th multiple InJuries who reqwre specialty serv1ces and equipment beyond local capablltttes Yet 11 Is often these hospitals to wh1ch patients are first taken because of lack of veh1cle to hospital and hospital to hosptlal communtcatJOn The new SEOEMS system w ll make such communications possible In thls rural area securmg a phySic an s consullallon rrught reqwre contacting a doctor who can be many m1les from the hospital ambulance or dispatch center A few doctors such as those on call may have portable radios (walkte talkies ) to communiCate with the hospital or through SEOEMS diSpatcher to the EMT m the amblilance all part o 00 0 0 o 0 140 347 40 so 88 57 219 94 330 343 4l 70 102 69 212 99 380 80 76 330 82 99 96 03 86 88 380 Dai~ Sentinel The Brwns 6-0) led by B 11 Walton s 19 2 scormg and 16 7 rebound ng ave rage fac e Wyom ng ( 3-1) n the openmg round after M1ch1gan (7 I) meets San FranciSco 2-5 In New Orleans fifth ranked North Carol na State w th 7-1 center T1m Burleson and MemphiS State are favor~tes m the Sugar Bowl Basketball Tournament wh1ch gets under way tomght North Carohna State has a 4-1 record losmg only to UCLA 8H6 Memphis Stale Opens Memph s State 7 2 for the year opens the tournament aga nst Lou stana State Un ver s ty at New Orleans North Caro ma State meets V llanova 3-3 n the second game In the 22nd annual ECAC Hol day F"'JVal m New York Thursday mght backcourt mates Mel Utley and Frank Alag1a teamed up for 42 pomts as tourney favor te St John s outc assed Ill no s 71Hl0 n the mghtcap of the opemng round Pr nceton led by a 17-potnt output from Armond H1ll defeated Duquesne 72-62 n the other half of the evemng doub eheader In an afternoon doubleheader LaSalle sparked by a combllled 40 pomls from Charley WISe and Joe D Cocca upended Stanford 77-66 and Manhattan had f ve men n ~ ouble I gures mclud ng B 11 Camp on Tom Re lly and M1ke Young and rnm~,,~~i •U!.!.IItt:; II :;au I ...... The Meigs cagers of Roger Brauer try to make 11 two m a row tomght as the Marauders travel to South Pomt for a rematch w th the Pointers South Pomt won the season opener on Nov 23 at Larry Morr son Gymnasium 55-19 desp tea 13-pomt de!JcJt at one t me m the second quarter Guards Ron Tennant and Oenms Hurd led the Pomter attack n the opener each pumpmg m 14 pomls and Brauer leaves no doubt that he wants them stopped ton ght We ll try to double team them sa1d the f1rst year coach but th s time we 11 use round It was ONU s second loss after SIX stra g ht wms Coach Is Ejected Oh o Northern Coach Gale Doughtery wa s whiStled for four technical fouls n the I rst hall and was ejected He ran the rest of ttl; game from a a forward and a guard mstead and Scott Ramsey will also see plenty of actiOn Schr1tter hit three tunes from the l1eld m Just four attempts m the November meeting of the two clubs The Marauders meanwhile w1ll be send ng Myers fresh man Chtp Brauer and JuniOr Dan Dodson on the front !me wtth Junior Lonme Coats and semor Steve Pr ce brmgmg the ball up court Accordmg to Brauer the Marauders will be playmg a little man to man and a httle I 3-1 zone to try to slow down Tennant and Hurd Hopefully sa1d Brauer 11 one of the Pomter guards gels hot the zone will enable e1ther Myers or Dodson to go out and get them The Marauders have not put Oregon in tontghl s semi!! seen game action for 10 days nals agamst Washmgton wm w th the last encounter bemg a ner over West Vtrgm1a 96-79 64-55 triumph over the Big Former Loyola of Ch1cago star B1ll Baumgartner hit a 1~ Blacks of Pt Pleasant foot Jumpshot w1th three Coach Ron Logan s reserves seconds to play to give the w1ll also be looking for the1r SubPac Raiders of the Hawa 1 second wm m a row meetmg Armed Serv1ces League an 81 the Little Pomters m the 79 upset wm over once beaten preliminary battle beg nn ng Tennessee m an opemng-round at630pm The last tune out Logan s game of the Rambow Classtc hoopsters edged past Pt Purdue blew an early 12pomt lead but carne back w1th Pleasant 46-44 on two free throws by sophomore guard a sticky zone defense down the Charhe Marshall w1th one stretch to stun eighth ranked second showmg on the clock Providence 9~ m the final openmg-round game The Bo lermakers Will meet Planes land ng on Green Sub Pac m one semifmal land occasionally are de contest tomght before host layed wh le ground crews Hawaulakes on St Joseph s of shoo 900 pound musk oxen off Pennsylvama m the n ghtcap the a rport runway of both guards Another mterestmg match up tomght should be under the beards were Marauder B11l Myers Brauer s leadmg rebounder w U go agamst Pomter Greg Prater In that Jmllal mee tmg Prater scored 12 pomts and hauled n 16 rebounds while Myers also npped the nets lor 12 while grabbmg 14 miSSed shots South Pomt will most tikely be sendmg Hurd and Tennant at the guards w1th Junior David Vance and Fred Shope at the corners and Prater m the p vot Substitutes Bob Schritter ~ coasted past St Louis 118-65 The Umvers ty of Florida expected to be the weakest of the four teams m the tour nament scored ts second upset m two mghts when 11 beat Duke Un verSJty 77-60 to wm the Gator Bowl basketball cbam p10nsh1p Other Tournament Action Elsewhere m college basket ball tournament action mnth ranked LouiSVIlle whipped Eastern Kentucky 91 75 and Alabama edged South Carolma 77 75 n the serrufmals of the Lou sv1lle Hol day ClaSSIC Kansas State trounced Nebras ka 68-47 and Iowa State walloped Oklahoma State 73-50 m the B g E1ght Tournament Houston routed Vtrgm1a Tech 85-66 and Oral Roberts edged Weber State 82-79 m the ftrst round of the :Jath annual All College Tournament at Ok lahoma C1ty Old Dommwn romped over Yale 111HI2 and Baylor d d the same agamst Georg a Tech 108-80 m the f1rst round of the Kiwams.Qld Domm on Class c at Norfolk Va Temple n pped Harvard 61-59 and r:mc nnat beat St Bonaventure ll~ m the f~rst round of the Quaker City Tournament m Philadelphia Aggressive Oregon cons stently turned back cbarges by Texas last mght and moved away to a 7~ victory m the f nal opemng round game of the Far West Class1c The victory ···v.:::ss:;::•:e······ •.•••. ''' :.!« 0 I 0 0 I 0 0 ~ "i=! on-n:.,.. T'HE MEJGS ]NJV New Year's Eve Party w .. ! l ~ ~ < Monday, Dec. 31, 1973 0 $10 00 Per Person lncluaes cho ce of Prtme R b Ch cken or Wh te F sh D nner Dance Party Favors and SS 00 Per Person W thout Meal (Party Favors & Dance) Donner7 oo v PM TlllO 00 PM Dance To The Music Of DICK HAWKINS AND "THAT BUNCH" 10:00 PM UNTIL 2:00AM Make your reservations early and brong on the New Year at the Me1gs Inn Pomeroy Oh10 Phone 992 3629 < ~ ~ ~ » > ' r. I corndor by us ng hts team manager as a rw1ner to g ve mstructions to hJS ass stan! coach Cap tal Umvers ty plays Gus tavus Adolphus ton ght n the serru fmals of the Gran te C ty Class c at St Cloud Mmn Cap1tal edged St John s of Minnesota 70-69 m overttme on a free throw by DenniS D cken sheetz w1th 39 seconds left m the extra period Gustavus Adolphus beat Wayne State 9068 Fmdlay won 1ts hol day tour nament w1th a 72-67 come from behind w n over Heid elberg wh1le Ind ana Central downed Huntington (lnd ) College 89~ for consoJat on honors Jerry DaviS scored 25 pmnls 13 of them In the second half and was named the tourna men! s most valuable player Muskingum and Wheeling College advanced to the f nals of the Muskingum Hoi day Tournament Musk ngum downed Frankl n Marshall 86-59 w th Gene Ford pacmg the Musk es w1th 30 points Wheelmg downed Ur bana 99-88 F M and Urbana clash for the consolatiOn game tomght Higgins Scores 30 Aahland s Bill H gg ns was the b1g gun gelling 30 pomls as the Eagles edged Kutztown (Pa ) State 71-67 m the Ashland College Hol day Tourname nt H1ggms hit on four free throws m the last rrunute for the wm Ashland w11l face Ed mboro State (Pa ) m the fmals Ed nboro beat West V1rg n a State 9o<i8 takmg advantage of 32 turnovers West V1rg ma and Kuntztown meet n the consolatiOn game Malone won 1ls ft!th consecu Hicks has it all hut a victory in Rose Bowl For A Good Honest Policy SEE US! FIRE· AUTO· CASUALTY HOME OWNERS Free Insurance Counseling By An Expert In This Field - - - EACH MONDAY 10 TIL 4 Represenltng L1ghlntng Western Reserve LOS ANGELES (UP!) - He was second to Penn State s John Cappelletti m the HeJSman Trophy votmg Woody Hayes calls hun the best lineman he s ever had He s a f~rst team All Amer1ca and wmner of the coveted Outland Award giVen annually to college football s top mterwr li..,man m the country John Hicks has 1! all-except a Rose Bowl VICtory On New Years Day Ohio States gifted offensive tackle w1ll become the f~rst B1g Ten player m history to appear m three Rose Bowls A year ago Hicks and the Buckeyes were hurruliated by Umvers1ty of Southern Callfor ma s national cbampwns 42 17 Four years ago he played m a 27 17 Ohw Slate loss to Stanford Wmnmg is a personal Incentive n every aspect sa1d the 6-3 250-pound semor from Cleveland It (what happened m hJS two preVIous Rose Bowl appearances) }UBI means I want towm Hicks w1ll play at Pasadena Calli against USC m 1974 because he dldn t end h1s college career on schedule last season He sat out the 1971 season because of knee sur gery The big tackle IS the leader of the Buckeyes accordmg to Hayes who says He s got great physical ability-<llrength and qwckness -but more unporlant he s got a great competitive spmt and the ability an unusual ability to lead h1s own team He s not a drlll sergeant but he s a !ella who leads them He s right out there m front In the Heisman balloting Hicks collected 524 points to Cappelletti s 1 057 It was a strong showing by the Buckeye lor an award never won by a lineman I really d1dn t g1ve the HeJSman Trophy much thought he sa1d I JUst felt honored that I could have even been considered Hicks was asked how he felt about Hayes now that his Ohio State career was one game away from bemg over I have a lot of respect for the man he replied He s been more than a coach He s given me good leadership toward life and he s helped me to understand a lot of thmgs abeut life He s the roughest man I ve ever been under on the field but that s Coach Hayes and you ve got to understand that Over the years he s won that way and he s not gomg to change Cor Second & Court Use Our Budget Pia 8 28 92 08 6 26 95 IS 5 23 B5 21 4 18 BO 134 By Un ted Press International Eastern Conference Atlantic Division wlpcfgb Boston 27 6 BIB New York 21 16 56B 8 15 21 417 13 , Buffa o Ph ladelph a 11 25 306 17 , Centra I D1v SIOn wtpclgb Capita 20 13 606 Atlanta 7 17 SOO 3 h Cleveland 4 25 359 9 Houston 2 25 324 o Western Conference M dwest Division wlpcfgb M lwaukee '19 7 806 Chicago 26 1 703 3 ' Detroit 22 15 595 7 ' KC Omaha 3 26 333 17 ' REGULAR AND Thursday s Results Bolla to 3 Detro I 1 Atlanfa 6 Los Angeles 4 LONG IN (On ygames scheduled) Fnday s Games NY Is anders at Ca l f M nnesota at Vancouver St Louis at P ttsburgh SIZES 38T048 (Only games scheduled) WHA Standongs By Umted Press International East New Eng Quebec Toronto wltptsgfga 22 12 I 45 131 107 17 16 3 37 33 1 B 7 18 Cleveland 16 14 NBA Standongs Fashionable 1n any weather or any mans language Smart clean hnes show Impeccable ta1lonng wltptsgfga 9 8 4 42 95 53 15 6 I 41 108 63 15 13 6 36 86 91 4 1 6 34 86 78 5 for Easier Payments MEN'S All WEATHER COATS BY RAINFAIR 4 36 10 109 Los Angels 10 18 PIts burgh 9 19 Ca lforn a 7 23 Pomeroy STATE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO OHIO FARMERS WESTFIELD COMPANIES WESTERN RESERVE MUTUAL INS CO LIGHTNING ROD MUTUAL 4 30 08 144 Vancouver 8 18 6 22 85 122 NV Isla drs 6 17 10 22 75 o West M nnesota 10 and PH 992 5120 We Represent /VIontrea 9 B 64412B8 NV Rangrs 6 10 9 41 127 03 Toronto 6 13 6 3B 125 00 Ph Ia Ch cago Atlanta St Louis Mutual Rod Davis Insurance Agency wltptsgfga 23 5 3 49 146 85 16 14 13 18 11!11•••• OPTOMETRISTS NHL Stand ngs Buffalo Detro f tournament Dr. T J Bradshaw Dr Milton Mason Hockey standings Boston stc are Wooster Defaance One. ota ( N Y ) and Mill gan (Tenn ) DeniSon and Mount Umon play m the Indiana ( Pa ) state Hobday Tournament along woth Ind ana State and Bloomsburg Walsh College plays In the BJ!;LMONT Abbey Classic n North Carohna Otterbem m the Lebanon Valley Chrishnas Tournament and Cedarville plays m the Manchester ( lnd ) (lnd ) Tournament and Xav1er . . . . . . . . . . m the Pomsett a Class c The Coloma! Class c opens tomght at Mount Vernon w1th Wr ght State Kenyon Bluffton and Adnan ( M ch ) entered Case Western Reserve s tour nament features CWR along w1th John Carroll Baldw n Wal 181 N Second Ave lace and W ttenberg MIDDLEPORT Youngstown State hosts PH 992 3279 Cleveland State Tennessee Tech and Georg a State m 1ls tournament Playmg n the Wooster Clas By Un fed Press 1nternat1ona I East Ch cago Jersey 14 13 5 9 IN SHORT LENGTH 3 37 37 126 4 36 107 109 2 30 103 109 2 28 88 120 SIZES 40 AND 42 West wltptsgfga M nnesota 19 15 39 128 1 6 Edmonton 19 15 0 38 17 108 Houston 17 12 4 38 128 9B Winnipeg 16 7 4 36 122 127 Vancouver 14 21 0 28 1 8 138 Los Angels 13 23 0 26 106 142 Thursdays Results M nnesota 5 Edmonton 4 BAHR CLOTHIERS New Eng 5 Los Angeles 1 Quebec 4 Cleveland 2 (Only games scheduled) Friday s Games MIDDLEPORT, 0. Vancouver at Jersey Quebec at Ch cago (Only games scheduled} Pac fie DIVIS on wlpctgb Los Angeles 20 17 541 Golden State 6 16 SOO 1 ' Portland 16 20 444 3 , Phoen x 15 22 405 5 Seattle 15 27 357 7 , Thursday s Results KC Omaha 110 Cleveland 100 Mllw 29 Phlladelph a 107 Portland 118 Golden St 17 Phoen x I Seattle 100 (On ygames scheduled! Fr days Games Milwaukee at Houston BOTH ONLY Atlanta at Ch cago Cap tal at Detro f Phoen x at Los Angeles Port and at Seattle (On vgames scheduled) NEW YEAR'S BALL WILKESVIUE LEGION HAll, NEW YEAR'S EVE Startmg at 8 p m Free admrsston Brmg own drtnks and snacks Mus1c by Schoonover Country and VVestern Band I I 0 155 By United Pre" IDternalloual The college basketball tourna ment season was n full swmg Thursday mght sprmkled by a few upsets and laced w1th excitement and more of the nation s top ranked teams are set to JOin the act10n ton ght In Los Aogeles the Bru n Class1c gets under way ton ght and guess who s favored to w n' Top ranked UCLA may be a gracious host before and after the tournament to VISiting Michigan San FranciSCO and Wyommg but the Brums are expected to extend their record wmnmg streak to 83 games before the weekend s over Send your qu estions to Dr Lamb jn care of this news paper P 0 Box 1551 Radio City Station New York N Y 10019 For a copy of Dr Lamb s booklet on constipation send 50 cents to the same address and ask for Constipation booklet of the AHERN prOJect There w1ll be vanous types of eqwpment nvolved based on needs of the var10us hospitals howe ver basic equipment depends largely on whether or not the hospital Is located near a mterowave tower Two regwnal hospitals w1ll have spec al frequenc es to call for help ouls1de the area m lime of dJSaster Destgn of the communication network lor Southeast Ohio s Emergency Medical Service plans for complete coverage from ambulance to dispatcher to doctor to hosp1tal w th room to add more Conunwucations are not governed by artificl81 boundaries and hospitals and ambulances 1n the entire coverage area w11l be able to conunumcate w1th each other When communtcations are m operation the best of medical electronic and human skills w1ll be available to the patient at the scene of an emergency w th arnval of the SEOEMS squad And because of eom munJCatlons patients wtl be taken to ready emergency rooms m constant contact with •• what s gomg on Beareats rail ed 10 the second half after bemg down 51-16 late 10 the second half Ohio Northern Umvers ty de fending champions m the Mar sball (M ch ) OpllmJSt ClassiC dropped a 6tr53 dec1s1on to Cal v n College m the opemng Bruin Classic opens tonight The AHERN system assures complete communications oo 00 TOTALS OPPON Scor ng by qui! rters MEIG S OPPON product you use M nnesota s battle at Dallas Sunday fo the NFC title w1ll follow a s milar scener o The V k ngs prefer to let the r stellar delens ve nn1t make th ngs happon but Tarkenton often does that on h s own Scrambl ng Fran IS not at all shy about putt ng the football skyward parllcularly m the d rection of John Gilham Another favonte target of Tarkenton s s rookie Wlmng back Chuck Foreman Staubach ed the NFC " pass ng th s season completing 62 6 per cent of h s passes He also connected on 2.1 scoring passes ty ng Ph !adelphia s Roman Gabr el for the NFL leadership n that department Passmg proflency Sunday will play a cr t cal role m the pa r ngs for Super Bowl Vlll 0 oo Playoffs to resume By Umted Press InternationaJ Bonaventure 71~ n the f~rst round of the Quaker C1ty tour nament and advanced to the second round against Temple wbtch edged Harvard 61-59 Uoyd Batts scored 30 pomts and Dan Murphy prov ded a crucial three-pont play as the Marauders taking on Pointers tonight Laxative habit By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB Ap prox:tmately three years ago I started be ng constipated I v: as adv sed by my doctor to take one Dulcolax a day Then I had to take two and f nally three a day for action The doctor changed me to another laxat1ve but t d1d not have the same results for me so I con t nued the three Dulcolax " th one of the new Jaxat ve tablets each day The contents were red and I assumed the colormg was from the new laxat ve wh ch wasred tablets Now after one of your co wnns I suspect twas b ood If I take notnmg I am con st patod and w1th the laxat ves I have blood Is cereal f ber n my da ly d et adv sable' What laxat ves are bulk expanders DEAR READER You ve got a problem The f rst t ng to do s I nd out fo r sure f you are pass ng b ood and \\ ha t s ca used by No one should neglect to see a phys c an as soon as poss ble after pass ng blood I don t mean to sca re you but people must un der stand that unexpla ned bleed ng s one of the s gns of cancer and the only vay you can be sure vhether t s or s not by a good exam nat on If t IS and s treated early many of these problems can be c ured It s true that you can have s mple bleed ng from nternal hemorrho ds But never nake the m stake of presum ng that s the ca use of your blood Some hemorrho ds bevelop bee a use of pressure ns de the rectwn Th s may be from constipat on but t can also be from a tumor mass above the hemorrho ds A good exam nat on maj save you ed away to a 44 22 halftune lead but the Bulldogs kept ch1ppmg away n the second half Steve Wenner and Bill An dreas backed up Bolden w1th 15 pomts each Nat onally ranked Cine nnall came from beh nd to defeat St ti ve game w1th a 69-56 v ctory over the Un vers1ty of W1scon s n at ParkSJde n the first round of the Spr ng Arber (M ch ) tournament Malone plays Grand Valley State m ton ght s second round other games ton ght fmd Bowbng Green m the Tanger me Bowl Tournament m Orhm do Fla M1ami aga nst Syra cuse n the Charlotte !nv tat1on aJ Kent Slate n the Evansv lie WASHER Model WWA8350N Btg Loads plus Mmt Wash® Regular basket washes up to 18 pounds M n Basket washes up to 2Y2 pounds n normal or 10 m nute Mm Ouock settmg • Two wash and sp n speed select ons • F ve water temperature combinations • Fo,ur ~:i~!r:~=:~~ water levelw setectoons • • Press cycle th cooldown soak cycle • Extra wash and sett ngs DRYER Model DDE71 OON Aut1>mat1c sett ngs for heavy normal and Permanent Press • Up to 60 m nutes t med setting • Three heat !~[~~:~~r~;;c·;1 ~se start button �• 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., Dec. 2JI, 1973 ~r:===:=·=:=:=:=:=:=:=;=:=::==============:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=;==·=·=·=·=·=:=::-:.:=====:======~==:::::::=============-=;==========:=:=:=:=:=:=:::Y.•"i Peach 'B owl ails l i~;~ ~~ S·nort I:' rna ... gde I :,; FlatwoodsRoad,wereMr. and ;;i Mrs. Leonard Wogan and son, • U teams' schedules and noth.ing more . This weekend is really \he weekend for the nothing bowls. After tonight's epic between three-times beaten Maryland and four-time loser Georgia, which earned its bid by stompingsi~dtime loser Georgia Tech , 1().3, in the final game, television watchers can sec a bowl tripleheader of also-rans Saturday , It begins with four-time loser Missouri against five-time loser Auburn in the Sun Bowl at El Paso, Tex . Those two teams celebrated their bowl selection Denver came from behind to by losing their last five games beat Kentucky, 105-100, and San between them. Antonio romped over San Then it's Houston against Tulane, coached by Coach o! Diego, 104-76. Kansas Ci\y.<Jmaha, with the Year Bennie Ell ender, in Nate Williams and Jimmy the Bluebonnet Bowl at the Walker each tossing in 26 Astrodome, which is where points, hit on 25 of 43 from \he Houston plays its horne games. field in the second half to beat And the fina1 e is Texas Tech Cleveland . Williams, who carne against three~ time loser, Teninto the game with a 13.7 nessee, in the Gator Bowl at average, hit on 10 straight Jacksonville, Fla. baskets during the Kings' surge And another of the half dozen tn \heir filth victory in their or so East-North-West-south classics is also on tap Saturday, last seven games. the East-West Shrine Game al San Francisco . Thai 's not lobe Bucks are 29-7 Kareem Abdui-Jabbar scored confused with the East-West 26 points lo lead Milwaukee Hula Bowl, which isn't tmtil over Philadeijlhia while Bob Jan. 6, or \he North-8outh Dandridge had 25 and Jon Shrine Game, which was played McGlocklin lB. The Bucks are Christmas nigh\. now 29-7 while Philadelphia is When will il all end ? Well it won 't end until Jan. 11-25. Charlie Sco\1 tossed in 33 12, with \he Senior Bowl a\ points for the Suns, who Mobile, Ala., bul as far as extended their winning streak football purists are concerned lo three games a\ the expense the seemingly endless parade of of Sea tile. post-season games really begins The Denver Rockets, sparked and ends in one 27-hour period by 6-foot-10 rookie Mike Green Monday ni ght and Tuesday. 10 points in the fourth quarter, · The real football starts with reeled of! 13 straight points to \he match of national champ ion beat Kentucky and deprive \he Alabama and No. 4 Notre Colonels of a chance to Jake Dame a\ the Sugar · Bowl in over first in the · ABA East. New Orleans on New Year' s Green finished with 20 points, Eve. That is, truly, the year's one less than his teammate big one, but on New Yearrs Day Warren Jabali, who had three it will be, , in order , Texasthree-point field goals. Ken- Nebraska a\ the Colton Bowl, lucky's Artis Gilmore hi\ for 29, Ohio State-southern Cal at the Dan !sse] had 26 and Louie Rose and Penn Slate-LSU in the Oran gem Dampier 21. Rookie center Swen Nater ABA Standings scored 27 points and controlled By Uni1ed Press International East both backhoards in leading San w. I. pet. g.b. Antonio to a one-sided victory Carolina 24 14 .632 23 1.4 .622 lf2 New York over San Diego_ 22 1.4 .611 1 · Kentucky 10 22 .313 11 VIrginia 10 27 .270 131/:z Memphis Wesl w. I. ptt . g.b. Utah 21 15 .583 San Antonio 20 19 .513 2112 Peach Bowl officials have some 201000 or so unsold tickets for tnnlght's game against Maryland a\ Allanta Stadium. Maybe \he stay-aways are just the fans' way of telling \he Peach Bowl \hey have had enough of \he hypocrisy of bowl games so meaningless they're simply an extra game on many Warriors lose • seventh zn row By UDited Press lnlernalional Geoff Petrie's running and gunning down the ~trelch lor Portland last nigh\ and \he Trail Blazer's startling comeback Jell Golden Slate Coach AI AlUes a bil befuddled and more than slighlly disgusted about his team's seven-game tailspin . "I've been playing different people and trying different combinations/' said Attles after watching his learn blow an eight-point lead with six min· u\es remaining. "But I still don't have any answers. In this !ales\ loss, the blg thing was we had nine turnovers in the Jast quarter and Portland only had two. Petrie was sensational in the final period, scoring 17 of 31 points and winning the game, 11&-117, with a jumper with three seconds remaining. "I can't say enough about Petrie's pressure shooting," said Blazer Coach Jack McCloskey , "I think we have a playoff shot but everybody's go\ to hustle. That's how we won this game." Barry Scores 32 Rick Barry scored 32 points for \he Warriors and led all rebounders with 14. A big factor in ·Portland's win was the job Rick Roberson did on Nate Thurmond. Roberson held \he powerful 6-fool 11 center to six points and eight rebounds while scoring 14 himself. · In other NBA games; Kansas City-Omaha · beat Cleveland, 11().100, Milwaukee trounced Philadelphia, 129-107, and Phoenix defeated Seattle, 111-100. In the only ABA games, RING IN ' • _, THE :md Mrs . Max Bolen, Susan NEW YORK !UPI ) - This one doesn 't figure \o rank with and Ricky, Richard Brock, "Win one for \he Gipper," first because nobody's dying and Reynoldsburg; Mr. and Mrs. second because Calvin Hill doesn't gel emotionally worked up Harold Bolen, Mr. and Mrs. that way, but he still has a message he'd like loge\ across. • Junior Wogan, Mr . and Mrs. "If \he team makes it , I'll make it," he says. . Keith Weaver, Carl and Dee, The way Calvin Hill says \hal, sofUy bul firmly, there's no Columbus; Mr . and Mrs . question in my mind thai if the Dallas Cowboys can get by the Robert Bolen, John, LonMinnesota Vikings Sunday and move into the Super Bowl two donderry; Eddie lllad, Dexter; weeks !rom now, he'll be ready to go with them and perform Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Allen, against the Miam~.Qak.land AFC winner, bum elbow or not. Bonnie, Judy, Boyd and Bruce, Calvin Hill would love to be ou\ there Sunday doing what he can Mrs. Bessie Stout, Albany, and against \he Vikings in Texas Stadium. With his Jell elbow in ·a Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nelson, sling, there's no chance at all. Steve and Gary, Pomeroy, A Lot of Confidence R.D. • "I feel badly lo say the least," says \he Cowboys' crackerjack running back. "The playoff is ·something you gear !or all year. I U certainly want to play but know 1 can't. My spirits are lifted \hough because in Robert Newhouse we have a guy who can do A pre-Christmas celebration the job. The only thing \hat could possibly hurl him is his inexand dinner was held in perience. I don't think il will though. l 've go\ a lo\ of confidence in Columbus at the home of Mrs. him." Su does Dallas Coach Torn Landry, but Hill wound up with 1,142 Wanda Roush, daughter of y~rds rushing this season, and the second-year NewholLSe with Mrs. Ronald Grindley, Miners436, and you don'\ h~ve to be a Rhodes scholar to know that adds ville. Attending were Mrs. Grinup loa substantial difference in the Dallas offense . and son, Roger and his dley ~~obviously we will miss Calvin," says Landry. " You always family, Linda, Lisa, Lorna and miss someone who has gained 1,000 yards for you .'' Hill , who has also been \he Cowboys' leading pass catcher the Chris; Mr. and Mrs. Dave pasllwo seasons, dislocated his elbow going after his own fumble Watson and daughter, Deena , Proctorville ; Mr. and Mrs. in las\ Sunday's 27-16 playoff victory over Los Angeles. "The elbow came out of the socket, but it's back in now," says Edward Grindley, Mrs . Ryan \he 6-4, 227-pound former Yale star. "The doctors assure me \his Grindley, Mr . and Mrs. James kind of injury is a two-week thing. The extra week after this week Warner Mrs. Roush, the hostess and her family 1 Angie 1 coming up will do the trick. " Providing the Cowboys beat the Vikings, of course. Otherwise Patricia and Ronnie. Hill can relax next week and begin thinking about next year. A Lo.w-Key Individual Calvin Hill is one of those low-key individuals. He gets annoyed when things go haywire the same as anyone· ·else, but he doesn't go kicking in lockers or breaking up the Middleport Girl Scout Troop furniture , and when you take his boxcar frame into account • it's 39 will have a holiday skating much better this way. Hill read all about what Carl Eller, the Vikings' defensive end, party Saturday a\ \he Skate-ahad lo say in the dressing room las\ Saturday with Washington Way Rink on Route 7. Mrs. leading Minnesota, 7-3, a\ half-time. Eller felt some of his Roscoe Wise, leader, has asked thai \he members and their teammates were dogging il, so he shook 'em up--bul good . guests and parents meet a\ the "It sounded," Hill says, witlwut trying to pass judgment, "like Heath United Methodist something out of Knute Rockne." Calvin Hill has never made a dressing room speech in his life. Church at 1:30 p.m. The SkateHe's no\ the type. Sometimes he does have a message he'dlike tO a-Way bus will transport \he group to the rink and return gel across \hough. Like he has this time. them lo the church about 4:30 " If the team makes it, I'U make it." p.m. Now it's all up to the Cowboys." llOStS dinner 1 :::: ··:- RACINE - Mr . and Mrs. tertained with a turkey dinner Roger Hill , Racine, en- Christmas Day in honor of their son, Julian Scott, who observed his second birthday Dec. 25. The dinner was concluded with a Santa Claus birthday cake, Santa and Christmas tree ice cream servings. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. A party honoring )11erri Austin Wolfe, Jerry and Christine Aull on her 15th Aimee, Mr. and Mrs. Oval birthday was held Christmas Diddle, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Day at \be home of Mr. and Powell, Mrs. Mayme Custer. , Mrs. William L. Au! I, Front Sl., Stopping by during \he day to extend best wishes to Julian Middleport. A Christmas cake with Scott were Mr . and Mrs. candles and pWlch were served Dennie Hill, Mrs. Inez Hill, \o Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J . Aull, Sieve Hill, Sunja Hill, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Aull and sons, Mrs. Cecil Hill, Terri Hill, Tobey and Todd, all of Robin Hill, Mrs. Grace HuffSpringfield; Mr . and Mrs . man, Bethann Huffman and Clarles H. Wise , Waverly ; Danny Wolfe. Mrs . Celeste Bush and sons, Greg, Nick, and Jason, Middleport ; William Perry Au II, No gamell. No gimmicks Mr, and Mrs. Ron Logan and son, Darin, Middleport. Just Highest Mrs. Gary Ault only this week was released from the Holzer Medical Center where Area she has been a patient since Thanksgiving Day when she was seriously injured in an automobile accident at Rio Grande. ON PASSBOOK Secretariat flunks test · will have confirmation on her pregnancy in about 10 days," Taylor' said 'Thursday. Both Secretariat and Riva Ridge are owned 'by Mrs. Permy Tweedy, who is vacationing a\ Vail, Colo., where her husband owns a ski resort. She said the only reason the lwo horses have not yet passed their fertility tests is because o( the need for absolute verification dictated by the huge swns of insw-ance money resting on the outcome of those tests. Secretariat is insured for $6,080,000 and Riva Ridge is covered for $5.6 million . However, Taylor and Clairborne Farm President Seth Hancock did admit that veterinarians found a foreign at Hampton , Va . substance in semen of both Memphis at Indiana AMERICAN HOCKEY horses. Bul\hey also said this (Onl y games scheduled) LEAGUE STANDINGS was no\ unusual in horses fresh By United Press lnternationa 1 from turf battles. North• w I t pts gf ga ''The veterinarians don't like New Haven 20 11 6 46 141 115 what \he see when they look at Prov idence 18 15 3 39 162 117 the semen under the microNova Scotia 16 15 5 37 106 101 Rochester 15 10 5 35 113 105 scope because there is some Boston 13 17 4 30 106 120 for eign matter in there, " Springfield 6 19 6 18 89 124 5outh wltptsgfga Hershey 19 9 6 .4.4 135 93 Cincinnati Baltimore 18 3 27 Taylor said. uBut th~t is nothing unusual with other stallions jus\ off the race \rack with hard campaigns, and- ! don 'I consider it anything to worry about," he added. '~These things have a way of working ou\ with lime and care." Mrs . Tweedy, who syndicated Secretariat and Riva Ridge in order to gel money \o cover the inheritance taxes on the estate of her father, Christopher Chenery, is believed to be mvered under an insurance policy as far as the ferWily o! both animals is concerned. Lloyds o! London apparently has written 80 per cent of \he policy while three finns in this country share the remaining 20 per cent. Each member of \he syndicate had been advised as \he current s\a\us of the fertility tests, according to Hancock. He also said the veterinsrians were Wlanimous in their optimism regarding \he final outcome of the breeding tests . f Miss Patsy Kay Proffitt 51f4% ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT -Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Proffitt, Portland, are announcil\g the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Patsy Kay, to l'fc. Charles (Bill) Cornell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Cornell, Jr., Racine. Miss Proffitt will graduate with \he class of 1974 from Suulhern High School. Her fiance is a 1972 graduate of Southern and is currently stationed with \he B?nd Airborne Division a\ Fort Bragg, N, C. A June wedding Is being planned. SAVINGS 5• .. per cent yur paid on Regular P.assbook Savingl . • No Minimum . tntere1t from date oi deposit to date of withd • awal. Interest ' compounded quarterly. ~MEIGS ~'BRANCH All expenses with the exception of skates which can be rented lor 25 cents a pair will be paid fr om the troop treasury . Each scout is permitted to invite her parents and lo take one guest. Permission slips are to be retw-ned to Mrs. Wise a\ the time the scouts board the bus. Candlelight service held 'Tht_.Athlnl Cou"t'r S•v•nas lr. Lo.n Co . 296 Second St. Pomeroy , Ohio All Accoun t!. Insured To 510,000 by FSLIC. t doesn't cost much to have agood time. A Christmas candle light service was held Sunday evening a\ the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. Processional for \he choir was "0 Come All Ye Faithful," with the welcome being extended by the pastor, the Rev . Robert Buckley. There was a responsive reading preceding a meditation titled " Prophecy-. the Ugh\ Revealed" by Rober\ Barton who also read scripture fr om Isaiah 9:6-7 and Luke 1:26-33. The minister gave Received 11 with " Light scripture and praye r by Barton, and the congregation joined \he choir for several carols. The Christmas offering was received by Clifford Jacobs, Ernest Powell, Otto Lohn and Edgar Van Inwagen will\ Jacobs giving \he prayer . Meditations by the Rev. Mr. Buckley interspersed selections by the choir. The concluding part o! \he service was tilled "The Light Reflected" with \he congregation holding candles lighted by Clifford Kline , Jack Jacobs, Marvin Friend, Robin Buckley, Gerald Pullins, and James Gilmore. The congregat ion -sang " Silent Nigh\," Barton had a prayer of dedication , \he J,ord's Prayer was given in Wlison and the concluding carol was "Joy to the World ." WORLD ALMANAC FACTS PLAN SERVICE There will be ·a watch meeting service at the Church of Chris\ in Christian Union, Pearl St. , Middleport, Monday beginning a\ 8 p.m . Speakers will 'be lh~ Rev. Jack Finnicum, Rev . Dolph Swick and there · will also be special singing. Everyone is welcome . Rev . Lawrence Manley is the pastor . Mrs. Dorothea (Do ll yl Payne Madi so n marri ed James Madison in 1794 , and when he became president she presided a\ the first inaugural ba ll in 1809, The World Almanac recalls. She took part in the dedication of the Was hington Monument and sent the fir st personal messa~e over Samuel F.B. The virtually impenetrable Morse s telegraph wtre. Amazon Basin holds enough limber to construct a threeCopyrq~hl /0 1!113 room house for every family in \he world. New spal)(!r ~:nlerprisc f.t ss n. 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COMPLETE LINE OF OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES E. MAIN . , SATURDAY AA UW Christmas brunch 11 a.m . at Meigs Inn. Late re'servations can be made by calling Inn . Program will be presented by Miss Mary Virginia Reibel ; short board of directors meeting following brunch. SUNDAY TWO WEEK revival now in progress at the Middleport United Pentecostal Church, Suulh Third Ave . Evangelist and singers "Joyful Sounds Trio" , Belly Baker, Lyndia Babb and Kay Anderson, Kingsport, Tenn. Services 7:30 p.m. Pastor is William Knittel. FOUR DAY Revival now in pr ogress at Meigs Count y Fairgrounds, 7:30p.m. Yvonne Lewingdon, Co lumbu s, evangelist. Heavenly Highway Singers featured . All singers and public invited. Bank employes party The annual Christmas party for Pomeroy National Bank officers, directors, employes and their guests was held Saturday night at \he Meigs Inn. Music for \he party was provided by George Hall at the organ and gifts were presented lo all those attending. AI the party were Mr. and Mrs. Edison Hobsletter, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickens, Mrs. Eldon Weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Karr, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Morgan, Dr. and Mrs. R. E . Boice, Mr. and Mrs. Manning Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fultz . . Mr . and Mrs. Charles · Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Keney, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chambers, Mr. and Mrs . Youth carol The South· Bethel United Methodist Church youth group joined by several adults went caroling Sunday evening. They went from Tuppers Plains down Rt. 7 over lo Keno and back tn \he Cherry Ridge horne of Mrs. Evelyn Well for a pizza party. In \he group were Mrs: Kay Fick, Kevin and Kirk, Mrs. Dene Bahr, Terry, Jim, Tanuny and Randy, Mrs. Daylene Bahr, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Winters, Parker~burg, W.Va .; Mrs. Linda Well, Mrs. Elsie Buchanan and Tim, Mike Will, Mrs. Patty Sklensky, Mrs. Eve~n Well and Brian. They were joined for · the party by Norman Bahr, Russell Well, Kenneth Well,. Barbara Well, Lana Benedum and Cheryl Benedum. 992-2094 Born to the saddle, Havasupai Indians of the Grand Canyon would rather ride than walk when visiting only two hou s es away . Some tribesmen own as many as 40 horses . SPfi\K1NG George Hobsteller, Mr. and Mrs. Hillon Wolfe, Jr. , Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Midkiff, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Jones , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pulin, Mrs. John T. Wolfe, Mrs. Doris Swnoden, Arthur Beegle, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nelson, Mr . and Mrs. David Spencer, Mr . and Mrs. Robert Sylvester, Miss Ma~ine Rickard, Miss Lee Ann Nease , Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Robinson, Mr . and Mrs. Don Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart, Miss Karen Sutherland, [Jon Brouse, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. May . by KAY· • successful hair style depends upon the foundal!'on on which It Is based. And the best foundation is a good permanent. one which wlll give your hair body and will ho ld the curt without becoming fr izzy and un controllable after the first shampoo. 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Gertrude Neutzling, formerly of Meigs County, were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neutzling, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Neutzling, Mrs. Uluise Hawkins, Leo Reuter, Mr.and Mrs. Harry Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lehew, Cheryl, Ted and Bill, Pomeroy; and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leifheit and Mrs . Harold Johnson, Springfield. OF Hair MONDAY WATCH Nigh\ Service a\ 7:30 p.m . at Pomeroy Wesleyan Holiness Church. Guest speakers and special singing. Public invited. ANE WYear's eve dance and dinner will be observed for all members of Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, their families and guests, · Monday night, Dec . 31, beginning a\ 9: 30 p.m. Music will be provided by Armand and all attending are requested lo bring a covered dish . WATCH NIGHT Services, Midway Community Church-on the Langsville-Dexter Rd., beginning at 7:30p.m. TUESDAY CHESTER Council 323, Daughters of America, 7:30 p .m. allhe hall. Installation o! officers. Officers requested \o wear white. INGELS FURNITURE $4.99 $4.99 $7 .88 · $7.88 $8.99 $8.99 $9.88 $9.88 $10.88 $11.88 $12.88 $14.88 $16.88 $17.88 ** FLOOR STOCK ALL APPLIANCES ON SALE AT INGELS APPLIANCES MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE POMEROY HOME &AUTO FURNITURE _· MIDDLEPORT, 0. • I In addition, you 'can get a completely rebuilt coiOf tube during tht n.ld thrtt yurt-tor 1 prortted tum lhat'a --, BAKER HOWARD E. FRANK. person, friend , neighbor, parent, companion, or just a citizen, even a foe, can it fulfill iIs purpose in life ; be a good force . Perhaps we have too much of one and not enough of lhe other. However, it's time we learn to live in peace in this country if we insist on civilizing the heathens in other places. I've a\(ended about all churches and denominations in West Virginia and Ohio and have never felt condemned or contaminated by doing so. And until now I didn't know others fell that way about our church, \hough it's made up o! poor people who are no\ so popular as others. Everyone has a perfect right lo their own feelings and beliefs. And one who would feel bad being in a church must fe.el the same about one who belongs to it! Therefore, 1 do no\ like the uncomfortable feeling \hal my presence may be keeping some one else away from the club. So, with much other work \o do, I'll gel on with it. I do no\ pray, "Dear God I'm glad I'm no\ like other people" like the Pharisee, just - "God have mercy on me a sinner". Aren't we all? JACKETS File hiternational Thank You By Goldie Clendenin PORTLAND - The Lebanon Golden Age Club will meet, beginning the New Year at the Charles Hilton's at S\lversville, and elect a new president. I have served since lt was organized several months ago. Because no one came up with a place to meet before, the Reorganized Latter-Day-Saint Church was offered at my request. We had an average allendance of 1~ and everyone seemed to enjoy gelling together, Lucy Taylor (sometimes) and I were only members of our church allending. From the first, there's been controversy, thai is, \hat some folk would no\ go to \hat church; some Portlanders attended, though. I was only interested in getting \he club started, no\ then, nor do I now desire \o be its leader. I am a much better follower. So I'm bowing out, as of now ! And hope \he club will continue (because it's doing much good), and support whoever's 1eader. The location is nearer Portland which is more thickly settled \han here in the hills. Religion and politics is such a personal thing . ... and only if they tend \o make one a better CLEARANCE SALE LIBERTY FILE (Only games scheduled) Today •s Games Springfield at New Ha ven Baltimore at Providence (Onl y games scheduled) TO HAVE SERVICE There will be a Watch Night Service at the Rutland Community Church beginning at 7:30. Guest speakers will be Russell Harper, Amos Tillis, Daniel Roush and Eugene Roush . Everyone is welcome. Club, policies discussed . A dinner a\ \he Meigs Inn preceded \he Christmas party o! the Bend 0 ' \he River ,.,.......,....,.....,......._._....,,_....,..,..""C ·Garden Club Wednesday evening at the horne of Mrs. Wilson Carpenter: The thought for \he day was given by Mrs. Bert Grimm and Mrs. Andrew Cross read "A Woman's Conversation with God". Mrs. Grimm also gave a . reading "Ready !or Christmas" with Mrs. Carpenter concluding with prayer . Polnsetlias and greenery decorated the Carpenter horne. The garden club members exchanged gilts and Mrs. Grimm conducted a Christmas ' cont.esi. The hostess served a dessert course to \hose named and Mrs. Ben Philson, Mrs. SAVE, TRANSPORT, STORE Rober\ Kuhn, Mrs. James lhousands Diehl, Mrs. Glenn West, Mrs. of your W. 0. Barnilz, and Mrs. Edimportant ward Simpson. Mrs. Kohn will records host the January meeting . this handy, low -cost way. Nova Scotia S Provi den ce 1 Virginia 3 Richmond 1 It's the beginning of a whole new year - a time for setting new goals for a happier and more fulfilled life. It's time to celebrate lasting friendships and memories with old friends and to look forward to new and rewarding experiences. We wish you a very happy new year. Isn't il nice just \o sil and relax a little, after all the hustle and bustle of gelling ready for Christmas with all \he cooking, \he caroling, the callers, \he confusion. No\ \hal we're complaining because we really wouldn't have ll any other way. It's jus\ \hal suddenly we're tired, and ~ur guess is thai you are, too. · People everywhere, despite \he gas station closings and \he difficulty in getting airline reservations, were on the go. Here in the Bend many families had \heir traditional ge\-togethers. Horne !or the holidays from their studies at Bob Jones University in Greenville, S. C.,are Alan and Marla Kay Hubbard Blackwood. They are visiting in Middleport with her parents, Mr . and Mrs. Harold Hubbard and in Byesville with Alan's mother, Mrs. Hazel Oliver. Alan's sister, Deanna, a sophomore a\ Bob Jones Univer.ily, is also here for the holidays. Alan is now doing graduate work and Marla will he completing her undergraduate work \here in May, The only ones missing from \he family gathering at \he borne of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Euler, Hemlock Grove, were Daniel Euler, his wile and son, Greg, Easton, Pa. They celebrated. Christmas here during their Thanksgiving visit. Guests Christmas day a\ \he Henry Euler home were Mr. and Mrs. Rober\ Euler, Lori and Mike, Charleston, W.Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Don Hill, Carissa and Heath, Letart; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roush, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. James Euler, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Romine, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and Lawrence Beegle, Dorcas. Christmas dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Hayes were Mrs. Loraine Taylor, Nitro, W.Va.; Miss Effie Price, St. Albans, and Mr , and Mrs. Gregory Hayes, married just a week ago and now living in a trailer on \he lot of \he Hayes horne in Middleport. Mrs. Lenora Be\zing and Mrs. Freda Miller, Chester, were the Christmas Day guests o! Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bahr and family a\ Joppa. Captain and Mrs. Peter F . Klein and son, Richard, Arlington, Va ., and Midshipman Peter F. Klein, Jr., ·Armapolis, spent \he Christmas weekend here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. Klein. The Peter F. Klein family attended the Christmas Eve service at Grace Episcopal Church and then went to \he Theodore Reed, Jr. borne for a social lime. · Following a tradition of many years, Dr. and Mrs. Marion K. Fugate, Athens, brought a complete holiday dinner \o Pomeroy for Mrs. Frank Fugate, Mulberry Ave. Mr. Fugate remains hospitalized. Guests at the horne o! Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas on Christmas Eve for a dinner party were Floyd Thomas and Mrs. Grace Gardner, Ruliand; Mrs. Karen Dewar\ and Lisa, Columbus ; Mrs. F. C. Taylor, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Groce , Cuyahoga Fallll, and \he hosts' sons, James and John, Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Sco\1, Forest RWl, were Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Wise, Jennifer and Suzanna, Middleport ; and Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Arnold, Stewart. Mr . and Mrs. Melvin Bonecutter and \heir granddaughter, Paige Carr, Pomeroy, were in Irvine, Ky., lor the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Curnutt, Parish and Jill. Mr. and Mrs. Dale K. Roush, \heir daughter, Kathy, Apple Creek, and son, Steven, a student at a college in Boca Raton, Fla. spent Christmas weekend here with Mrs. Roush's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Turner, Middleport . They also 'visited Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush, Minersville;"'and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Watson, Racine, before returning horne on Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. Owen Watson, Racine, spent Christmas at \he home of their son-in~aw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush and daughter, Nancy, West Jefferson. The Roush family came here for the weekend and on Monday look her parents there lor \he traditional family observance. Christmas afternoon guests of Mr . and ·Mrs .. Ernest Powell were their daughter, Mrs. Mary Braley, and her live sons;Pomeroy. Wednesday they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Goett and \heir niece, Robip Campbell. Holiday visitors o! Mrs. James Murray were her son, William, Worthington, Ky . on Sunday; Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Giles and daugllters, Tammy and Angela, Ravenswood, W.Va., on 11:fonday; and Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Ward, Ravenswood, on Christmas Day. For Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis, Pomeroy, Christmas was observed Wednesday evening with a dinner a\ Crow's steak Roue first, and then an exchange of gifts and a family party at the Davis horne. Attending were Mrs. Harold Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leifheit, Springfield, Mrs. Louise Hawkins, Mrs. William Lehew, Cheryl, Ted, John and Bill. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gerlach and infant daughter, Karen, traveled \o Chillicothe for a Christmas Eve observance with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gerlach and then returned Christmas Day lo he with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Grueser. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grueser for a dinner on Christmas Eve were Mr. and Mrs. Don Grueser, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jay, Columbus, Mrs. Clyda Allensworth, and Mrs. ·stella Grueser, Middleport. Club has holiday party ADMIRAL SPECIALS B 4 40 119 98 17 9 3 37 105 85 Virginia 12 17 Jackson vi lle Richmond mares in ·foal, and we ' ,f. \. . "' In The The first person \o sail around the world alone was Joshua Slocum of New England , who made the trip between 1895-98. :::: .,.,. ~ Interest Rates Scouts will skate PARIS, Ky. (UP! ) - Anyone placing a bel on Secretariat at the ra cetrack during the last two years almost always had a sure return. Bul lor the syndicate which paid $6,080,000 for control of his sex life, a question has .~ropped up. Reports Thursday said \he Triple Crown winner and stablemate Riva Ridge had flunked preliminary fertility tests. Not so, said William K. Taylor, manager o! Clairborne Indi ana 18 18 .500 3 Fann where Secretariat was 17 17 .500 3 Denver brought las\ month alter San Diego 17 22 .436 5•12 becoming the first horse since Thursday' s Results Citation in 1948 lo capture the Denver 105 Kentucky 100 San Antonio 104 San Diego 76 Triple Crown of racing, (Only games scheduled) " I'm almost sure that SeFriday's Games cretarial bas got one o! our test New york at Utah Carol ina vs. Virginia NEW! JCommunity · '1 ICorner By Charlene Hoeflich It Miss Ault hon ored ·-·· By IRA MILLER UPI Sports Writer The people in Georgia are showing good sense this year. They're sUiying away from \he Peach Bowl ~~classic" in· drove)!, and maybe there's a message there somewhere. Even with the homestate Georgia Bulldogs in \he game, Master Hill feted ~ MrHoliday guests atthe home of . and Mrs . Grover Stout, Today's i (;..zj,es ts hosted .~==*::::::::::~:=:::::.:=:~=~.:::::::::::=:=:=:=:=:::::;::::::~:=:=:=:=:=:=:--:-:=:=:=:=:=:::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:::::::~.::::=:*:::::m~ MIDDLEPORT, 0. • ' I ' l �• 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., Dec. 2JI, 1973 ~r:===:=·=:=:=:=:=:=:=;=:=::==============:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=;==·=·=·=·=·=:=::-:.:=====:======~==:::::::=============-=;==========:=:=:=:=:=:=:::Y.•"i Peach 'B owl ails l i~;~ ~~ S·nort I:' rna ... gde I :,; FlatwoodsRoad,wereMr. and ;;i Mrs. Leonard Wogan and son, • U teams' schedules and noth.ing more . This weekend is really \he weekend for the nothing bowls. After tonight's epic between three-times beaten Maryland and four-time loser Georgia, which earned its bid by stompingsi~dtime loser Georgia Tech , 1().3, in the final game, television watchers can sec a bowl tripleheader of also-rans Saturday , It begins with four-time loser Missouri against five-time loser Auburn in the Sun Bowl at El Paso, Tex . Those two teams celebrated their bowl selection Denver came from behind to by losing their last five games beat Kentucky, 105-100, and San between them. Antonio romped over San Then it's Houston against Tulane, coached by Coach o! Diego, 104-76. Kansas Ci\y.<Jmaha, with the Year Bennie Ell ender, in Nate Williams and Jimmy the Bluebonnet Bowl at the Walker each tossing in 26 Astrodome, which is where points, hit on 25 of 43 from \he Houston plays its horne games. field in the second half to beat And the fina1 e is Texas Tech Cleveland . Williams, who carne against three~ time loser, Teninto the game with a 13.7 nessee, in the Gator Bowl at average, hit on 10 straight Jacksonville, Fla. baskets during the Kings' surge And another of the half dozen tn \heir filth victory in their or so East-North-West-south classics is also on tap Saturday, last seven games. the East-West Shrine Game al San Francisco . Thai 's not lobe Bucks are 29-7 Kareem Abdui-Jabbar scored confused with the East-West 26 points lo lead Milwaukee Hula Bowl, which isn't tmtil over Philadeijlhia while Bob Jan. 6, or \he North-8outh Dandridge had 25 and Jon Shrine Game, which was played McGlocklin lB. The Bucks are Christmas nigh\. now 29-7 while Philadelphia is When will il all end ? Well it won 't end until Jan. 11-25. Charlie Sco\1 tossed in 33 12, with \he Senior Bowl a\ points for the Suns, who Mobile, Ala., bul as far as extended their winning streak football purists are concerned lo three games a\ the expense the seemingly endless parade of of Sea tile. post-season games really begins The Denver Rockets, sparked and ends in one 27-hour period by 6-foot-10 rookie Mike Green Monday ni ght and Tuesday. 10 points in the fourth quarter, · The real football starts with reeled of! 13 straight points to \he match of national champ ion beat Kentucky and deprive \he Alabama and No. 4 Notre Colonels of a chance to Jake Dame a\ the Sugar · Bowl in over first in the · ABA East. New Orleans on New Year' s Green finished with 20 points, Eve. That is, truly, the year's one less than his teammate big one, but on New Yearrs Day Warren Jabali, who had three it will be, , in order , Texasthree-point field goals. Ken- Nebraska a\ the Colton Bowl, lucky's Artis Gilmore hi\ for 29, Ohio State-southern Cal at the Dan !sse] had 26 and Louie Rose and Penn Slate-LSU in the Oran gem Dampier 21. Rookie center Swen Nater ABA Standings scored 27 points and controlled By Uni1ed Press International East both backhoards in leading San w. I. pet. g.b. Antonio to a one-sided victory Carolina 24 14 .632 23 1.4 .622 lf2 New York over San Diego_ 22 1.4 .611 1 · Kentucky 10 22 .313 11 VIrginia 10 27 .270 131/:z Memphis Wesl w. I. ptt . g.b. Utah 21 15 .583 San Antonio 20 19 .513 2112 Peach Bowl officials have some 201000 or so unsold tickets for tnnlght's game against Maryland a\ Allanta Stadium. Maybe \he stay-aways are just the fans' way of telling \he Peach Bowl \hey have had enough of \he hypocrisy of bowl games so meaningless they're simply an extra game on many Warriors lose • seventh zn row By UDited Press lnlernalional Geoff Petrie's running and gunning down the ~trelch lor Portland last nigh\ and \he Trail Blazer's startling comeback Jell Golden Slate Coach AI AlUes a bil befuddled and more than slighlly disgusted about his team's seven-game tailspin . "I've been playing different people and trying different combinations/' said Attles after watching his learn blow an eight-point lead with six min· u\es remaining. "But I still don't have any answers. In this !ales\ loss, the blg thing was we had nine turnovers in the Jast quarter and Portland only had two. Petrie was sensational in the final period, scoring 17 of 31 points and winning the game, 11&-117, with a jumper with three seconds remaining. "I can't say enough about Petrie's pressure shooting," said Blazer Coach Jack McCloskey , "I think we have a playoff shot but everybody's go\ to hustle. That's how we won this game." Barry Scores 32 Rick Barry scored 32 points for \he Warriors and led all rebounders with 14. A big factor in ·Portland's win was the job Rick Roberson did on Nate Thurmond. Roberson held \he powerful 6-fool 11 center to six points and eight rebounds while scoring 14 himself. · In other NBA games; Kansas City-Omaha · beat Cleveland, 11().100, Milwaukee trounced Philadelphia, 129-107, and Phoenix defeated Seattle, 111-100. In the only ABA games, RING IN ' • _, THE :md Mrs . Max Bolen, Susan NEW YORK !UPI ) - This one doesn 't figure \o rank with and Ricky, Richard Brock, "Win one for \he Gipper," first because nobody's dying and Reynoldsburg; Mr. and Mrs. second because Calvin Hill doesn't gel emotionally worked up Harold Bolen, Mr. and Mrs. that way, but he still has a message he'd like loge\ across. • Junior Wogan, Mr . and Mrs. "If \he team makes it , I'll make it," he says. . Keith Weaver, Carl and Dee, The way Calvin Hill says \hal, sofUy bul firmly, there's no Columbus; Mr . and Mrs . question in my mind thai if the Dallas Cowboys can get by the Robert Bolen, John, LonMinnesota Vikings Sunday and move into the Super Bowl two donderry; Eddie lllad, Dexter; weeks !rom now, he'll be ready to go with them and perform Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Allen, against the Miam~.Qak.land AFC winner, bum elbow or not. Bonnie, Judy, Boyd and Bruce, Calvin Hill would love to be ou\ there Sunday doing what he can Mrs. Bessie Stout, Albany, and against \he Vikings in Texas Stadium. With his Jell elbow in ·a Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nelson, sling, there's no chance at all. Steve and Gary, Pomeroy, A Lot of Confidence R.D. • "I feel badly lo say the least," says \he Cowboys' crackerjack running back. "The playoff is ·something you gear !or all year. I U certainly want to play but know 1 can't. My spirits are lifted \hough because in Robert Newhouse we have a guy who can do A pre-Christmas celebration the job. The only thing \hat could possibly hurl him is his inexand dinner was held in perience. I don't think il will though. l 've go\ a lo\ of confidence in Columbus at the home of Mrs. him." Su does Dallas Coach Torn Landry, but Hill wound up with 1,142 Wanda Roush, daughter of y~rds rushing this season, and the second-year NewholLSe with Mrs. Ronald Grindley, Miners436, and you don'\ h~ve to be a Rhodes scholar to know that adds ville. Attending were Mrs. Grinup loa substantial difference in the Dallas offense . and son, Roger and his dley ~~obviously we will miss Calvin," says Landry. " You always family, Linda, Lisa, Lorna and miss someone who has gained 1,000 yards for you .'' Hill , who has also been \he Cowboys' leading pass catcher the Chris; Mr. and Mrs. Dave pasllwo seasons, dislocated his elbow going after his own fumble Watson and daughter, Deena , Proctorville ; Mr. and Mrs. in las\ Sunday's 27-16 playoff victory over Los Angeles. "The elbow came out of the socket, but it's back in now," says Edward Grindley, Mrs . Ryan \he 6-4, 227-pound former Yale star. "The doctors assure me \his Grindley, Mr . and Mrs. James kind of injury is a two-week thing. The extra week after this week Warner Mrs. Roush, the hostess and her family 1 Angie 1 coming up will do the trick. " Providing the Cowboys beat the Vikings, of course. Otherwise Patricia and Ronnie. Hill can relax next week and begin thinking about next year. A Lo.w-Key Individual Calvin Hill is one of those low-key individuals. He gets annoyed when things go haywire the same as anyone· ·else, but he doesn't go kicking in lockers or breaking up the Middleport Girl Scout Troop furniture , and when you take his boxcar frame into account • it's 39 will have a holiday skating much better this way. Hill read all about what Carl Eller, the Vikings' defensive end, party Saturday a\ \he Skate-ahad lo say in the dressing room las\ Saturday with Washington Way Rink on Route 7. Mrs. leading Minnesota, 7-3, a\ half-time. Eller felt some of his Roscoe Wise, leader, has asked thai \he members and their teammates were dogging il, so he shook 'em up--bul good . guests and parents meet a\ the "It sounded," Hill says, witlwut trying to pass judgment, "like Heath United Methodist something out of Knute Rockne." Calvin Hill has never made a dressing room speech in his life. Church at 1:30 p.m. The SkateHe's no\ the type. Sometimes he does have a message he'dlike tO a-Way bus will transport \he group to the rink and return gel across \hough. Like he has this time. them lo the church about 4:30 " If the team makes it, I'U make it." p.m. Now it's all up to the Cowboys." llOStS dinner 1 :::: ··:- RACINE - Mr . and Mrs. tertained with a turkey dinner Roger Hill , Racine, en- Christmas Day in honor of their son, Julian Scott, who observed his second birthday Dec. 25. The dinner was concluded with a Santa Claus birthday cake, Santa and Christmas tree ice cream servings. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. A party honoring )11erri Austin Wolfe, Jerry and Christine Aull on her 15th Aimee, Mr. and Mrs. Oval birthday was held Christmas Diddle, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Day at \be home of Mr. and Powell, Mrs. Mayme Custer. , Mrs. William L. Au! I, Front Sl., Stopping by during \he day to extend best wishes to Julian Middleport. A Christmas cake with Scott were Mr . and Mrs. candles and pWlch were served Dennie Hill, Mrs. Inez Hill, \o Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J . Aull, Sieve Hill, Sunja Hill, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Aull and sons, Mrs. Cecil Hill, Terri Hill, Tobey and Todd, all of Robin Hill, Mrs. Grace HuffSpringfield; Mr . and Mrs . man, Bethann Huffman and Clarles H. Wise , Waverly ; Danny Wolfe. Mrs . Celeste Bush and sons, Greg, Nick, and Jason, Middleport ; William Perry Au II, No gamell. No gimmicks Mr, and Mrs. Ron Logan and son, Darin, Middleport. Just Highest Mrs. Gary Ault only this week was released from the Holzer Medical Center where Area she has been a patient since Thanksgiving Day when she was seriously injured in an automobile accident at Rio Grande. ON PASSBOOK Secretariat flunks test · will have confirmation on her pregnancy in about 10 days," Taylor' said 'Thursday. Both Secretariat and Riva Ridge are owned 'by Mrs. Permy Tweedy, who is vacationing a\ Vail, Colo., where her husband owns a ski resort. She said the only reason the lwo horses have not yet passed their fertility tests is because o( the need for absolute verification dictated by the huge swns of insw-ance money resting on the outcome of those tests. Secretariat is insured for $6,080,000 and Riva Ridge is covered for $5.6 million . However, Taylor and Clairborne Farm President Seth Hancock did admit that veterinarians found a foreign at Hampton , Va . substance in semen of both Memphis at Indiana AMERICAN HOCKEY horses. Bul\hey also said this (Onl y games scheduled) LEAGUE STANDINGS was no\ unusual in horses fresh By United Press lnternationa 1 from turf battles. North• w I t pts gf ga ''The veterinarians don't like New Haven 20 11 6 46 141 115 what \he see when they look at Prov idence 18 15 3 39 162 117 the semen under the microNova Scotia 16 15 5 37 106 101 Rochester 15 10 5 35 113 105 scope because there is some Boston 13 17 4 30 106 120 for eign matter in there, " Springfield 6 19 6 18 89 124 5outh wltptsgfga Hershey 19 9 6 .4.4 135 93 Cincinnati Baltimore 18 3 27 Taylor said. uBut th~t is nothing unusual with other stallions jus\ off the race \rack with hard campaigns, and- ! don 'I consider it anything to worry about," he added. '~These things have a way of working ou\ with lime and care." Mrs . Tweedy, who syndicated Secretariat and Riva Ridge in order to gel money \o cover the inheritance taxes on the estate of her father, Christopher Chenery, is believed to be mvered under an insurance policy as far as the ferWily o! both animals is concerned. Lloyds o! London apparently has written 80 per cent of \he policy while three finns in this country share the remaining 20 per cent. Each member of \he syndicate had been advised as \he current s\a\us of the fertility tests, according to Hancock. He also said the veterinsrians were Wlanimous in their optimism regarding \he final outcome of the breeding tests . f Miss Patsy Kay Proffitt 51f4% ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT -Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Proffitt, Portland, are announcil\g the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Patsy Kay, to l'fc. Charles (Bill) Cornell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Cornell, Jr., Racine. Miss Proffitt will graduate with \he class of 1974 from Suulhern High School. Her fiance is a 1972 graduate of Southern and is currently stationed with \he B?nd Airborne Division a\ Fort Bragg, N, C. A June wedding Is being planned. SAVINGS 5• .. per cent yur paid on Regular P.assbook Savingl . • No Minimum . tntere1t from date oi deposit to date of withd • awal. Interest ' compounded quarterly. ~MEIGS ~'BRANCH All expenses with the exception of skates which can be rented lor 25 cents a pair will be paid fr om the troop treasury . Each scout is permitted to invite her parents and lo take one guest. Permission slips are to be retw-ned to Mrs. Wise a\ the time the scouts board the bus. Candlelight service held 'Tht_.Athlnl Cou"t'r S•v•nas lr. Lo.n Co . 296 Second St. Pomeroy , Ohio All Accoun t!. Insured To 510,000 by FSLIC. t doesn't cost much to have agood time. A Christmas candle light service was held Sunday evening a\ the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. Processional for \he choir was "0 Come All Ye Faithful," with the welcome being extended by the pastor, the Rev . Robert Buckley. There was a responsive reading preceding a meditation titled " Prophecy-. the Ugh\ Revealed" by Rober\ Barton who also read scripture fr om Isaiah 9:6-7 and Luke 1:26-33. The minister gave Received 11 with " Light scripture and praye r by Barton, and the congregation joined \he choir for several carols. The Christmas offering was received by Clifford Jacobs, Ernest Powell, Otto Lohn and Edgar Van Inwagen will\ Jacobs giving \he prayer . Meditations by the Rev. Mr. Buckley interspersed selections by the choir. The concluding part o! \he service was tilled "The Light Reflected" with \he congregation holding candles lighted by Clifford Kline , Jack Jacobs, Marvin Friend, Robin Buckley, Gerald Pullins, and James Gilmore. The congregat ion -sang " Silent Nigh\," Barton had a prayer of dedication , \he J,ord's Prayer was given in Wlison and the concluding carol was "Joy to the World ." WORLD ALMANAC FACTS PLAN SERVICE There will be ·a watch meeting service at the Church of Chris\ in Christian Union, Pearl St. , Middleport, Monday beginning a\ 8 p.m . Speakers will 'be lh~ Rev. Jack Finnicum, Rev . Dolph Swick and there · will also be special singing. Everyone is welcome . Rev . Lawrence Manley is the pastor . Mrs. Dorothea (Do ll yl Payne Madi so n marri ed James Madison in 1794 , and when he became president she presided a\ the first inaugural ba ll in 1809, The World Almanac recalls. She took part in the dedication of the Was hington Monument and sent the fir st personal messa~e over Samuel F.B. The virtually impenetrable Morse s telegraph wtre. Amazon Basin holds enough limber to construct a threeCopyrq~hl /0 1!113 room house for every family in \he world. New spal)(!r ~:nlerprisc f.t ss n. Caravelle®by Bulova. For fess lhan $20.00 we'll give YO LJ a prec lslon-ieweled, water shock res istant watch w ilh an unbreakable mainspring , an fu ll numeral dial, sweep second hand, and an adj ustable band. Thai's a lot of watch for your m9ne'j . The Companion " B " . by Bu lova. An expenslve watch al an inexpensive price. Bollen I HOPe 'IOU I<EALrZ.E THAT, AS A G()IDE ... , 93 113 12 21 3 27 102 139 7 22 4 18 79 139 Thursday's Results For Our Best Y earl Port Huron 11201 238488 Royal Crown 'Bottlina Company SEARS LOU & THELMA OSBORNE 220 E. MAIN 992·2178 POMEROY Will Be Closed F~or Inventory Monday & Tuesday, Dec. 31 & J•n. 1 • I • Stor System By United Press International · North wltptsgfga l9 10 4 42 117 103 Muskegon 14 17 1 29 116 116 Toledo 13 19 2 28 111 120 Flint 13 20 1 27 136 128 Saginaw Middleport Catalog Merchant ·N· Hockey League Standings Columbus Dayton FortWayne Des Moines South wllptsgfga 19 15 2 40 136 132 18 14 3 39 119 107 1815 0 36 -1141 23 16 11 2 34 117 112 Thursday's Results No ·games scheduled Today's Games Ire~I 18"(~.) COLOR Toledo at Des Moines Flint at Columbus now during Admiral Pick 'N purchase Time . You won't lind a better buy anywhere than this big~ screen Admiral color portable. Rugged cabinet, Supet-Brlte tube, built-in antenna, other deluxe features. Come In lor alook-you'llllkt what you see. LEGAL MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS THE TAX BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE DECEMBER OR F.IRST HALF. COLLECTION OF THE 1973 REAL ESTATE TAXES. ALSO FOR DELINQUE-NT TAX. 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COMPLETE LINE OF OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES E. MAIN . , SATURDAY AA UW Christmas brunch 11 a.m . at Meigs Inn. Late re'servations can be made by calling Inn . Program will be presented by Miss Mary Virginia Reibel ; short board of directors meeting following brunch. SUNDAY TWO WEEK revival now in progress at the Middleport United Pentecostal Church, Suulh Third Ave . Evangelist and singers "Joyful Sounds Trio" , Belly Baker, Lyndia Babb and Kay Anderson, Kingsport, Tenn. Services 7:30 p.m. Pastor is William Knittel. FOUR DAY Revival now in pr ogress at Meigs Count y Fairgrounds, 7:30p.m. Yvonne Lewingdon, Co lumbu s, evangelist. Heavenly Highway Singers featured . All singers and public invited. Bank employes party The annual Christmas party for Pomeroy National Bank officers, directors, employes and their guests was held Saturday night at \he Meigs Inn. Music for \he party was provided by George Hall at the organ and gifts were presented lo all those attending. AI the party were Mr. and Mrs. Edison Hobsletter, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickens, Mrs. Eldon Weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Karr, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Morgan, Dr. and Mrs. R. E . Boice, Mr. and Mrs. Manning Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fultz . . Mr . and Mrs. Charles · Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Keney, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chambers, Mr. and Mrs . Youth carol The South· Bethel United Methodist Church youth group joined by several adults went caroling Sunday evening. They went from Tuppers Plains down Rt. 7 over lo Keno and back tn \he Cherry Ridge horne of Mrs. Evelyn Well for a pizza party. In \he group were Mrs: Kay Fick, Kevin and Kirk, Mrs. Dene Bahr, Terry, Jim, Tanuny and Randy, Mrs. Daylene Bahr, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Winters, Parker~burg, W.Va .; Mrs. Linda Well, Mrs. Elsie Buchanan and Tim, Mike Will, Mrs. Patty Sklensky, Mrs. Eve~n Well and Brian. They were joined for · the party by Norman Bahr, Russell Well, Kenneth Well,. Barbara Well, Lana Benedum and Cheryl Benedum. 992-2094 Born to the saddle, Havasupai Indians of the Grand Canyon would rather ride than walk when visiting only two hou s es away . Some tribesmen own as many as 40 horses . SPfi\K1NG George Hobsteller, Mr. and Mrs. Hillon Wolfe, Jr. , Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Midkiff, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Jones , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pulin, Mrs. John T. Wolfe, Mrs. Doris Swnoden, Arthur Beegle, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nelson, Mr . and Mrs. David Spencer, Mr . and Mrs. Robert Sylvester, Miss Ma~ine Rickard, Miss Lee Ann Nease , Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Robinson, Mr . and Mrs. Don Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart, Miss Karen Sutherland, [Jon Brouse, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. May . by KAY· • successful hair style depends upon the foundal!'on on which It Is based. And the best foundation is a good permanent. one which wlll give your hair body and will ho ld the curt without becoming fr izzy and un controllable after the first shampoo. The younger of the feminine set, especia lly those iust beginning to A realize how benefi t greatl y good grooming . We are always happy when the younger set come to us for actual facts and advice about ha ir style and beauty . Our experien ce and service are always available to yo ung and old alike. CHATEAU . BEAUTY SALON 21-i E. 5ECOND ST. POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 9'12-7606 rn3@@V@ FOR -THE LADIES Fashion-and All Weather Boots REG. 111.99 TO 126.99 Veterans Memorial Hospital Admissions - Peggy Minix, Racine ; Carrie - Harless, Albany; Layton D. Sayre, Pomeroy; Maude Young, Mason; Jonn~e Meadows, Columbus ; Judith Bacon, Middleport. Discharges - Wilma Anderson, Donald Cotlrill. 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Gertrude Neutzling, formerly of Meigs County, were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neutzling, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Neutzling, Mrs. Uluise Hawkins, Leo Reuter, Mr.and Mrs. Harry Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lehew, Cheryl, Ted and Bill, Pomeroy; and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leifheit and Mrs . Harold Johnson, Springfield. OF Hair MONDAY WATCH Nigh\ Service a\ 7:30 p.m . at Pomeroy Wesleyan Holiness Church. Guest speakers and special singing. Public invited. ANE WYear's eve dance and dinner will be observed for all members of Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, their families and guests, · Monday night, Dec . 31, beginning a\ 9: 30 p.m. Music will be provided by Armand and all attending are requested lo bring a covered dish . WATCH NIGHT Services, Midway Community Church-on the Langsville-Dexter Rd., beginning at 7:30p.m. TUESDAY CHESTER Council 323, Daughters of America, 7:30 p .m. allhe hall. Installation o! officers. Officers requested \o wear white. INGELS FURNITURE $4.99 $4.99 $7 .88 · $7.88 $8.99 $8.99 $9.88 $9.88 $10.88 $11.88 $12.88 $14.88 $16.88 $17.88 ** FLOOR STOCK ALL APPLIANCES ON SALE AT INGELS APPLIANCES MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE POMEROY HOME &AUTO FURNITURE _· MIDDLEPORT, 0. • I In addition, you 'can get a completely rebuilt coiOf tube during tht n.ld thrtt yurt-tor 1 prortted tum lhat'a --, BAKER HOWARD E. FRANK. person, friend , neighbor, parent, companion, or just a citizen, even a foe, can it fulfill iIs purpose in life ; be a good force . Perhaps we have too much of one and not enough of lhe other. However, it's time we learn to live in peace in this country if we insist on civilizing the heathens in other places. I've a\(ended about all churches and denominations in West Virginia and Ohio and have never felt condemned or contaminated by doing so. And until now I didn't know others fell that way about our church, \hough it's made up o! poor people who are no\ so popular as others. Everyone has a perfect right lo their own feelings and beliefs. And one who would feel bad being in a church must fe.el the same about one who belongs to it! Therefore, 1 do no\ like the uncomfortable feeling \hal my presence may be keeping some one else away from the club. So, with much other work \o do, I'll gel on with it. I do no\ pray, "Dear God I'm glad I'm no\ like other people" like the Pharisee, just - "God have mercy on me a sinner". Aren't we all? JACKETS File hiternational Thank You By Goldie Clendenin PORTLAND - The Lebanon Golden Age Club will meet, beginning the New Year at the Charles Hilton's at S\lversville, and elect a new president. I have served since lt was organized several months ago. Because no one came up with a place to meet before, the Reorganized Latter-Day-Saint Church was offered at my request. We had an average allendance of 1~ and everyone seemed to enjoy gelling together, Lucy Taylor (sometimes) and I were only members of our church allending. From the first, there's been controversy, thai is, \hat some folk would no\ go to \hat church; some Portlanders attended, though. I was only interested in getting \he club started, no\ then, nor do I now desire \o be its leader. I am a much better follower. So I'm bowing out, as of now ! And hope \he club will continue (because it's doing much good), and support whoever's 1eader. The location is nearer Portland which is more thickly settled \han here in the hills. Religion and politics is such a personal thing . ... and only if they tend \o make one a better CLEARANCE SALE LIBERTY FILE (Only games scheduled) Today •s Games Springfield at New Ha ven Baltimore at Providence (Onl y games scheduled) TO HAVE SERVICE There will be a Watch Night Service at the Rutland Community Church beginning at 7:30. Guest speakers will be Russell Harper, Amos Tillis, Daniel Roush and Eugene Roush . Everyone is welcome. Club, policies discussed . A dinner a\ \he Meigs Inn preceded \he Christmas party o! the Bend 0 ' \he River ,.,.......,....,.....,......._._....,,_....,..,..""C ·Garden Club Wednesday evening at the horne of Mrs. Wilson Carpenter: The thought for \he day was given by Mrs. Bert Grimm and Mrs. Andrew Cross read "A Woman's Conversation with God". Mrs. Grimm also gave a . reading "Ready !or Christmas" with Mrs. Carpenter concluding with prayer . Polnsetlias and greenery decorated the Carpenter horne. The garden club members exchanged gilts and Mrs. Grimm conducted a Christmas ' cont.esi. The hostess served a dessert course to \hose named and Mrs. Ben Philson, Mrs. SAVE, TRANSPORT, STORE Rober\ Kuhn, Mrs. James lhousands Diehl, Mrs. Glenn West, Mrs. of your W. 0. Barnilz, and Mrs. Edimportant ward Simpson. Mrs. Kohn will records host the January meeting . this handy, low -cost way. Nova Scotia S Provi den ce 1 Virginia 3 Richmond 1 It's the beginning of a whole new year - a time for setting new goals for a happier and more fulfilled life. It's time to celebrate lasting friendships and memories with old friends and to look forward to new and rewarding experiences. We wish you a very happy new year. Isn't il nice just \o sil and relax a little, after all the hustle and bustle of gelling ready for Christmas with all \he cooking, \he caroling, the callers, \he confusion. No\ \hal we're complaining because we really wouldn't have ll any other way. It's jus\ \hal suddenly we're tired, and ~ur guess is thai you are, too. · People everywhere, despite \he gas station closings and \he difficulty in getting airline reservations, were on the go. Here in the Bend many families had \heir traditional ge\-togethers. Horne !or the holidays from their studies at Bob Jones University in Greenville, S. C.,are Alan and Marla Kay Hubbard Blackwood. They are visiting in Middleport with her parents, Mr . and Mrs. Harold Hubbard and in Byesville with Alan's mother, Mrs. Hazel Oliver. Alan's sister, Deanna, a sophomore a\ Bob Jones Univer.ily, is also here for the holidays. Alan is now doing graduate work and Marla will he completing her undergraduate work \here in May, The only ones missing from \he family gathering at \he borne of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Euler, Hemlock Grove, were Daniel Euler, his wile and son, Greg, Easton, Pa. They celebrated. Christmas here during their Thanksgiving visit. Guests Christmas day a\ \he Henry Euler home were Mr. and Mrs. Rober\ Euler, Lori and Mike, Charleston, W.Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Don Hill, Carissa and Heath, Letart; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roush, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. James Euler, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Romine, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and Lawrence Beegle, Dorcas. Christmas dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Hayes were Mrs. Loraine Taylor, Nitro, W.Va.; Miss Effie Price, St. Albans, and Mr , and Mrs. Gregory Hayes, married just a week ago and now living in a trailer on \he lot of \he Hayes horne in Middleport. Mrs. Lenora Be\zing and Mrs. Freda Miller, Chester, were the Christmas Day guests o! Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bahr and family a\ Joppa. Captain and Mrs. Peter F . Klein and son, Richard, Arlington, Va ., and Midshipman Peter F. Klein, Jr., ·Armapolis, spent \he Christmas weekend here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. Klein. The Peter F. Klein family attended the Christmas Eve service at Grace Episcopal Church and then went to \he Theodore Reed, Jr. borne for a social lime. · Following a tradition of many years, Dr. and Mrs. Marion K. Fugate, Athens, brought a complete holiday dinner \o Pomeroy for Mrs. Frank Fugate, Mulberry Ave. Mr. Fugate remains hospitalized. Guests at the horne o! Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas on Christmas Eve for a dinner party were Floyd Thomas and Mrs. Grace Gardner, Ruliand; Mrs. Karen Dewar\ and Lisa, Columbus ; Mrs. F. C. Taylor, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Groce , Cuyahoga Fallll, and \he hosts' sons, James and John, Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Sco\1, Forest RWl, were Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Wise, Jennifer and Suzanna, Middleport ; and Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Arnold, Stewart. Mr . and Mrs. Melvin Bonecutter and \heir granddaughter, Paige Carr, Pomeroy, were in Irvine, Ky., lor the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Curnutt, Parish and Jill. Mr. and Mrs. Dale K. Roush, \heir daughter, Kathy, Apple Creek, and son, Steven, a student at a college in Boca Raton, Fla. spent Christmas weekend here with Mrs. Roush's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Turner, Middleport . They also 'visited Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush, Minersville;"'and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Watson, Racine, before returning horne on Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. Owen Watson, Racine, spent Christmas at \he home of their son-in~aw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush and daughter, Nancy, West Jefferson. The Roush family came here for the weekend and on Monday look her parents there lor \he traditional family observance. Christmas afternoon guests of Mr . and ·Mrs .. Ernest Powell were their daughter, Mrs. Mary Braley, and her live sons;Pomeroy. Wednesday they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Goett and \heir niece, Robip Campbell. Holiday visitors o! Mrs. James Murray were her son, William, Worthington, Ky . on Sunday; Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Giles and daugllters, Tammy and Angela, Ravenswood, W.Va., on 11:fonday; and Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Ward, Ravenswood, on Christmas Day. For Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis, Pomeroy, Christmas was observed Wednesday evening with a dinner a\ Crow's steak Roue first, and then an exchange of gifts and a family party at the Davis horne. Attending were Mrs. Harold Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leifheit, Springfield, Mrs. Louise Hawkins, Mrs. William Lehew, Cheryl, Ted, John and Bill. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gerlach and infant daughter, Karen, traveled \o Chillicothe for a Christmas Eve observance with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gerlach and then returned Christmas Day lo he with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Grueser. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grueser for a dinner on Christmas Eve were Mr. and Mrs. Don Grueser, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jay, Columbus, Mrs. Clyda Allensworth, and Mrs. ·stella Grueser, Middleport. Club has holiday party ADMIRAL SPECIALS B 4 40 119 98 17 9 3 37 105 85 Virginia 12 17 Jackson vi lle Richmond mares in ·foal, and we ' ,f. \. . "' In The The first person \o sail around the world alone was Joshua Slocum of New England , who made the trip between 1895-98. :::: .,.,. ~ Interest Rates Scouts will skate PARIS, Ky. (UP! ) - Anyone placing a bel on Secretariat at the ra cetrack during the last two years almost always had a sure return. Bul lor the syndicate which paid $6,080,000 for control of his sex life, a question has .~ropped up. Reports Thursday said \he Triple Crown winner and stablemate Riva Ridge had flunked preliminary fertility tests. Not so, said William K. Taylor, manager o! Clairborne Indi ana 18 18 .500 3 Fann where Secretariat was 17 17 .500 3 Denver brought las\ month alter San Diego 17 22 .436 5•12 becoming the first horse since Thursday' s Results Citation in 1948 lo capture the Denver 105 Kentucky 100 San Antonio 104 San Diego 76 Triple Crown of racing, (Only games scheduled) " I'm almost sure that SeFriday's Games cretarial bas got one o! our test New york at Utah Carol ina vs. Virginia NEW! JCommunity · '1 ICorner By Charlene Hoeflich It Miss Ault hon ored ·-·· By IRA MILLER UPI Sports Writer The people in Georgia are showing good sense this year. They're sUiying away from \he Peach Bowl ~~classic" in· drove)!, and maybe there's a message there somewhere. Even with the homestate Georgia Bulldogs in \he game, Master Hill feted ~ MrHoliday guests atthe home of . and Mrs . Grover Stout, Today's i (;..zj,es ts hosted .~==*::::::::::~:=:::::.:=:~=~.:::::::::::=:=:=:=:=:::::;::::::~:=:=:=:=:=:=:--:-:=:=:=:=:=:::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:::::::~.::::=:*:::::m~ MIDDLEPORT, 0. • ' I ' l �7- The Daily Sentinel, MiddlepOrt-Pomeroy, 0 , Dec 28, 1973 5- The DailySentmel,M•ddlepori.Pomeroy, 0 , ~. 28, 1m UNION BAPTIST SEVENTH DAY AD Rev Cecrl Cox pa s1or Sunda y \f e Nl15T LO C$1f!d on Sc hool sup t Jo t> Sa yr e 1\\ul b l' rry H et ght s nea r ~ unday sc hool , 9 H a m , VNer an'.i Mem or tal Hospttal Sun d ay even• n g w or sl'l lp , 7 J Q Pome r oy Pa s tor Herb e rt Wednesd ay p r ayer and B ib le Morgan Sabba l h Sc hool every sludy 7 JO p m Saturday at '2 p m and worsh t p TUPPERS PLAINS serv 1ce fo ll owmg a t 3 IS p m CHRISTIAN CHURCH Open B1bl e d •sc u~s1on ea c h Euge ne U nd erwood pastor Thur sday at 7 30 p m a t the MORNING $TAk - Wor sh•P How a r d Ca ldw ell Jr Sunday c hur c h The Frtendly 9 30 a m Chu r ch Sc hOt'l l ' ':> 3r School ¥Jp t Sund a y Sc hool, SACRED HEART Rev POMEROY Chu r ch am Ni •d , ,.J e~ !l. "wr v ce 9 JO am ~ A~ r n ng ser m on Fa th e r B ernard Kratcovtc GRAHAM UNITE!:' POMEROY TRINITY Wedne'iday 8 p m 10 30 am Su nday evenmg p as to r Phone 99 2 281 5 METHODIST Preach•ng Rev w H Perrtn p astor Roy MOR!SE CHAPEl Wor se r v 1 ce 7 p m Sat urday ev cn mg Mass 7 JO 9 30 am l •rst an d Sei:ond May er Sup ! Chu r ch school Sh i p 11 am tst an d 3rd LETART FALLS UNITED p m Su nday Ma ss 8 and 10 Sundays of ea ch mon t h thtrd 9 l Sa m . worsh •P 10 '2.4a m , Sundays Chu r ch Sch ool 10 BRETHREN - Rev F reeland am Co nle ss•on s Sat u rd a y 7 and f our t h Sundays each vouth chou· re hea rsal Monda y "~""'~ • .)rr ts , p astor Fl oyd No rrrs 7 30 p m month wo r sh i p 'ier v.c.e at 7 30 ~ ~0 p m , Mr s Mann n Bu rl PORTLAND - Worsh 1p 73 0 su p1 Sun day school , 9 JO am POMEROY FIRST BAP p m Wednesday even 1 ngs at d i re c tor \J sen •br CI'IO •r p m Ch ur ch Sc hool 9 30 a m m orn m g ser mon 10 JO a m , T IST Robert Kuhn p ~s t or 7 30 Praye r and B1bl e St udy reh earsa l 7 30 p m Thur s SUTTON Worsh iP 11 am Prayer serv tce Wednesday W tll tam Wat son Sun da v school FIRST SOUTHERN BAP day Mr s Pa u l N ea s e 2n d an d 4th Sund ays Chur ch 7 30 p m sup t Su nday school 9 JO a m TIST 282 Mulbe rr y Ave dlrector Sc hoo l 10 am CHESHIRE CHURCH OF B YF 6 p m B tbl e st udy Pomeroy a ll ll l a t e d w tth POMER OY CHURCH OF WESLEYAN (RactneJ GOO OF PROPHECY, G P W ed n es day 7 p m c ho •r S B C the Rev F r ed H ill THE NAZARENE .....,. Corner Wo r s h ip 11 a m Chur c h Sm 1th paslor Sunday School pra c t n; e Wednesd a y B 30 p m p as t o r H er s he l M cCl ur e Un •on and Mul b erry Rev School 10 a m. 10 a m Arthur Henson Supt POMEROY WESLEYAN Sun day sch ool sup ! Sunday Clyde V H end er son pa stor NORTH EAST CLUSTER Mo rnmg Worsh iP 11 am HOLINESS CHURCH sc hoo l 9 30 a m m orntn g S ul'\d~ schoo l 9 30 am Glen Rev Robert Meece Young P eoples serv1 ce , 7 p m Har r tsonvtl le Ro<'!d Rev w or ShiP 10 30 am Su n day M cC lu n g su p! mornmg Rev Stanley Brandum E ven 1ng servr c e 7 30 p m wors h• P 10 30 a m even1ng 0 D ell Mantey Pastor H en r y evangel1S t 1c mee lln g 7 30 p m JOPPA - Worsh iP 10 am Wednesday M1d week Prayer Eblin Sunday Sc hool Sup l P raye r mee t mg Wed nesda y serv1ce 7 30 mtd week ser Ch ur c h School 9 am Prayer Se rvt c e 7 3 0 p m Youth Su nday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m v •c e Wedn es day 7 ~n om 7 30 p m M ee t 1 ng W ednesday a p m mee t1ng 6 30 p m Even1ng Even tng wo r sh iP 1 30 p m MIDDLEPORT LONG BOTTOM - Chur ch wor Ship 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPA L - The Pray er and Pra tse servtce MT MORIAH BAPTIST serv •ces 9 am Sunda y CHESTER CHURCH OF Rev Harold Deeth re c tor T hursday 7 30 p m Co r ne r Four th and Mam SchoOl 9 45 am B ible Sludy THE NAZARENE R:ev NEASE SETTLEMENT Church serv•ces , 10 30 am M tdd leport Rev H enr y K ey ev ery Thur s day 7 30 p m HerQ ert Grate pastor Wor Holy commun•on f•rst Sunday CHAPEL No n Jr pa stor Sun day Sc hool 9 30 NORTH BETHEL Wor Ship serv •c e 11 am and 7 30 or month , church school 10 JO denom •n a t tona l George S a m Mr s Er vm Ba um gard Sh•P 11 a m Ch ur ch School 10 p m Sunday Sunday School O ll er Pa stor sun da y Sc hool 10 a m tor "' r~ery through 1'2 ne r sup! M or n. ng wor sh iP a m 9 30 a m R tchard Barton a m Worsh i P Service 11 a m 10.45am ALFRED - Sunday schoo l supt Prayer meetrng Wed POMEROY CHURCH OF Sunday mgh l servtc es 7 30 JEHOVAH S WI TN ESSES 9 45 a m ea c h Sunday nesday 7 30 p m CHRIST - John F Amstutz. p m We d nesday Prayer La rry Ca rna h an pre s1 dmg pr eac h 1ng at 11 am ea c h BRADBURY CHURCH OF pastor Bi ble school 9 30 a r:n mee t111 g 7 30 p m Ev ery oQ e mm1 st cr Sun diiY B1b le tee Sunday Prayer meetmg 7 45 CHRIST Clifford Smith worship 10 30 adult worsh tp we lcome ... ture 9 30 a m Wat c htower p m Wedn esday wscs 8 p m m1n 1ster Sunday School 9 JO ser\llce olllnd young people s POMEROY WESTSIDE st u dy 10 30 a m Tuesday on th trd Tuesday each month am morn ing church 10 30 meet i ng both 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHR I ST 200 W B 1ble s tudy 7 30 p m Thur s REEDSVILLE su1=1day am Sundayevenmgserv 1ce Comb ined B tble study and M atn St - Lo r en T St ephen s day m m IS iry sc hool 7 30 sc hoo l 9 30 preach1ng 7 30 7 JO p m Wednesday serv 1ce 8 prayer mee tmg Wednesday eva n ge lt SI ph on e 9 9 2 7856 p m se rv1 ce meetmg 8 30 p m Sunday prayer meetrng p m C on se r va l tve no n 7 30 p m pm 7 JO p m Tuesday WSC S 7 30 LAUREL CLIFF FREE ns tr ume nta l Sun d ay wor shiP MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of THE SALVATION ARMY firs t Thursday ea ch month METHODlST - Re v Robert 10 a m B b le s tudy 11 a m Chn st tn Chnst1an Un1on Envoy Ray w W 1nmg oH 1cer SILVER RIDGE - Worshrp E Bu ck l ey pastor Wtlllam w ors h tp 6 p m W ednes day Lawrence Miinle ; pastor 1n charge Sunday 10 a m 10 am Chur c h School 9 a m Batley supt Sunday school B•hle st un v 7 om Mr s Ru sse ll Young 1 Sunday Holm ess meet1ng 10 30 a m TUPPERS PLAINS 9 30 am morn1ng worShiP Sch ool Su p! Sunday School Sunday School Young Peopl es MIDWAY COMMUN ITY worsh tp 9 a m Chu r ch 10 30 am evening worshiP 9 30 am Even tng wor sh 1P Leg10r'l 7 p m Thursday 1to 3 CHURCH ( non Sc hool 10 a m 7 JO p m Wednesday Ch r istian 7 30 W e dne sday prayer p m Lad•es Home Leagu e .. den om mallo na t l Langsv tlle KENO CHURCH OF Youth Crusade 6 30 p m m ee tmg 7 30 p m o_ m Prep classes Dex t er R oad the Rev Worley CHR 1ST - George Fredenck , prayer meetmg 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF H ale y pa stor Sunday schoo l supt Servtce weekly 9 30 a m Thursday cho~r practiCe ST PAUL LUTHERAN 10 am ev enmg worsh i p "f 30 GOO - Rac tne Route 2 the on sun day Preachmg ftrs1 and p m Corner Second and Sycamore Re v Jame s M Muncy pastor p m Prayer me e tmg lh1rd Su ndays of month, by DEXTER CHURCH OF Sts Pomeroy the Rev Sunday Sc hoo l 9 45 a m TtJ esday 7 30 p m youth Clifford Smith 9 30 a m,CHRIST Danny Evans W1111am M1dd/eworth pastor morn ng worshiP 11 a m g r oup F nday 7 30 p m H 0 B SON CHRIST IAN "astor Norman C Wlll..t S_!I_Qt Sunday School 9 30 a m ev enrng worsh tp 7 30 p m UNION Darrel Ood d r lll Sunday Scho ol 9 30 i m church serv ~ees 10 30 a m Prayer meet rng T uesday 7 30 pas tor Sunday School 9 30 worship servtce 10 30 a m p m Young peoples meet1ng am Leonard G1 lmore ftr s t Chr 1s ttan Endeavor Sunda y 7 30 p m Thursday elder even1ng serv 1ce 7 30 even 1n g RUTLAND CHURCH 0~ p m Wednesday prayer REORGANIZED CHURCH GOD Bertha Ktngrey mee tmg 7 30 p m OF JESUS CHRIST OF Sub s t ttute pastor Sun d ay MT MORIAH CHURCH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Sc hoo l 10 am worsh iP GOD - Ractne Route 2 Th e Portland Racme Road se rv ce 7 p m Sunday Pr ayer Rev Charles Hand pas tor Wtlllam Roush , pastor Denny Luke 12 40 "Be ye therefore ready also For the Son of Man m eet ng W ednesday 7 30 p m Sunday school 9 45 a m , Evans Sunday School HAZEl COMMUNITY morn n g worsh r p 11 a m Otrector Sunday School. 9 30 cometll at an hour when ye think not " CHURCH - Near Long Bot Evenmg serv 1ces T uesday and am MornmQ worsh ip 10 30 The second commg of Jesus ISnot emphasiZed suff1c1ently m tom Esttl Hart pastor Roy Fnday 7 30 am , Sunday even1ng serv 1ce 7 Brown as s 1stant pastor BEAR WALLOW RIDGE p m Wednesday even.ng many of our churches today It may be we are too wrapped up m Sunday schoo l 10 a m Chu r ch CHURCH OF CHRIST Bible prayer serv1ces, 7 30 p m each Sunday the pleasures and material things we have so much of, even m 7 30 p m morning BETHLEHEM BAPTIST, evemng prayer m eet ng 7 30 s tudy 9 30 am worsh•P 10 JO am even 1ng Great Bend - Rev Walter P these days when we hear so much about shortages We lead lives p m Thu r sday worship 6 30 p m Wednesday B t kacsan pastor Sunday MIDDLEPORT PEN that fall mto routines and, like the old straw mattresses of year• " " 1 " ~ · rlv 7 30 P m schoo l 9' 30 am worship TECOSTAL - Third Ave the gone by, after we w1ggle and squ1rm awhile we make the stra\\ serv1ce Thursday 7 30 p m Rev Wdltam Kn ittel pastor MT OLIVE CHURCH CARLETON CHURCH Ronald Dugan Su nday Schoo l shape to our comfort and from then on It's JUSt r1ght No chang., Long Bottom Sunday School Krngsbury Road Sunday Su pt Cl asses f or all ages needed. Too many of us today fall mto that group We are happJ 10 am with Willard Pigott Sc hool 9 30 am Ralph Carl even tng serv tce 7 30 p m B1ble s tud y Wednesday 7 30 supt Ev an gelts f message each supt Worshtp servtce 10 30 Wltll tile path and route we are movmg along We don't care fm Sunday evenrng 7 30 p m by am and 7 30 p m alternately youth serv rces Fnday disruptions We have made our bed and we are content to lie m tt p1 m Elder Russell Clme mmtster Prayer meet1ng Wednesday 30 p m of the Apostoltc Fatth B i ble 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stiles FREEWILL BAPTIST ... only we forget tile Son of Man comes agam Study Wednesday 7 30 P m pa stor Corn er Ash and Plum Mrd Qlrtlltmas IS over and we were happy to celebrate tile cJieport STIVERSVILLE COM OLD DEXTER CON N oe l Herrm an MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday GREGATIONAL CHURCH pastor Saturday even1ng corrung of tile Christ Olild. Now we would like to forget hun until sc hoolser vt ce lOam Prayer Rev Cart Rtchards ce 7 p m Sunday sc hoo l next Christmas Beware if you fall mto this trap Olnst IS corrung serv1 Thur sday 7 p m pastor Mr s Worley 10 am Sunday even rn g mee tmg Sunrl,., "' t> ntn r:J o:erv rce 7 p m Fra nct s Sunday school sup! worsh ip 7 p m agam Not as a babe but as the Son of God to Judge all manlund .LI VN CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday sc hool 9 45 a m At Christmas we have our holLSes all neat and clean to Pomeroy Harr 1sonvtlle church serv rces second and FIRST BAPTIST of Mid fourth Sundays followtng welcome our many friends and fanuly Every day we should be dlepori Road Rtck Mornson pastor Sunday sc hool f 1rst and thtrd J corner of Stxth and Sunday school sup! Paul neat and tidy, at home and about our persons for JeslLS the Chr1st Palmer Streets The Rev M c Elroy sunday sc hool 9 30 Sunday evenmgs 7 3 p m Steve Skaggs pastor Danny LONG BOTTOM might come today. If you are not ready for your SaviOr's returr Thompson Sunday Schoo l am morn1ng worsh1p and CHRISTIAN -... Mr Robert commun1on 10 30 a m s unday Sc hoo 1 you are not tile ChriStian you should be Don't get caught w1th Superintendent Su nday sunday eventng youth Wyatt pa s tor schoo l for everyone Chnst 1an Endeavor 6 30 p m supt Ronald Osborne Btble your "bare" face hangmg out as tlley say See to tt your best face 9church 15 a m Morntng worShiP Sc hool 9 30 am preachmg worshtp serviCes Sunday 7 30 10 45 am Evenrn~ serv 1ces and best foot are forward. Be sure your life IS m good order 10 15 am Youth acttv1t1es p m Wednesday even1n9 7 3 p m FelloWShiP for Jun1or and everyday not only for OlrlStmas and New Year's Everyday of and pray e r meetmg and Bible HYSELL RUN FREE Senior H 19h students 6 p m the year we must be ready ChriSt IS conung agam as Son of God, Bible Stud y 7 30 p m M td study 1 30 P m METHODIST - Ronald Wells week Prayer Serv tce Wed ST JOHN LUTH~NAN pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 3C not a tiny babe nflo ~ riav 7 30 p m Prne Grove the Re v Arthur am Mornmg worshtp 10 3Ci That first ChriStmas caught the world unprepared Angels Co mbs pas tor Sunday school am Young Peoples $er v 1ce ~ HURCH OF CtiRIST 9 JO a m church servtces 6 45 p m EvangelistiC ser had to go tell the shepherds al!d a star was needed to tell and Mtddleport 5th and Mam 10 30 a m v1ce 7 30 p m Prayer :;eorge Glaze mm 1ster gwde tile WJSe men Jesus came and the world knew 11 not That BRADBURY CHURCH OF fll ee trng Thursday 7 30 p m James Sheets supermtendent CHRIST Btble Sc hool 9 30 FREEDOM GOSPEL was tile ftrSt commg of ChriSt The second commg of ChriSt will B 1ble sc hool 9 JO a m a m mornmg wor sh •P 10 30 MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev mornmg wor sh 1p 10 30 am be the same Man will not know tile day nor tile hour so we must am su nday eve nmg worsh tp L R Gluesencamp pastor "' v en lng worShiP 7 30 p m Se rvt ce 7 30 p m choir Roger W11fred Sr Su nday be ready. Verse 40 says to be ready, for tile Son of Man w1ll come >rayer servt ce 7 p m Wed pracl ce Sunday and Wed Sc hool Su p! sun day School IE'Sday at an hour when we are not thinkmg about hun Another verse nesday 7 p m prayer meettnQ 9 30 am Sunday even1ng MIDDLEPO~-T tHURCH' and Btble Study Wednesday worsh 1p 7 30 Pray er meet1ng Luke 12 37 tells us "Blessed are tllose servants, whom the Lord OF THE NAZARENE - Rev 7 30 p m Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Thomas E Weaver pastor when he cometh shall find watching , venly I say unto you, that ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Deeter class l eader Youth Floyd Carson Su nda y schoo Rev Fr eeland Norn s pastor meet1ng Wednesday 7 JC he shall gird himself, al!d make them to s1t down to meat, and supenntendent Sun day schoo l Su nday school 10 am Church p m Ernest Deeter leader 9 30 a m mornmg worSh iP will come forth and serve them ,. 7 p m Wednesday MT HERMON CHURCH OF 10 30 S unday evangeliStiC serv 1ce B 1 bl e Study 7 p m THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Are you ready to meet the Lord Jesus agam now that meetmg 7 p m prayer RACINE FIRST CHURCH CHRIST Robert Shook meetmg, Wednesday 7 p m ChristmaS IS over for another year' If so, look for the Son of God 1OF THE NAZARENE pa stor Sunday school 9 3t Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m am Russell Spencer supt to come as judge and not a babe to be la1d m a manger He will GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Morntng Worshtp 10 JO a m worSh iP se r v i ce 10 45 a m come in a cloud wttll the heavenly hosts It wtll be a great day Second Ave M i ddleport Ev enmg worsh 1p 7 30 p m even 1ng worshiP a lternat•ng Les ley G Holt pas tor sunday Wednesday M rd Week Se rvrce w1th c E at 7 30 p m on Indeed. school 10 am worshtp ser sunday Sc hool supe rmt endent Sunday Prayer meeftng 7 30 \l-I Ce II a m worship serv1ce Ger a ld vftlls Pastor Rev p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe - Rev William Middleswartll, St Paul Lutlleran Church, 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday Morr1 S M Wolfe lay l eader n1ght prayer se rvtce 7 JO RACINE FIRST BAPTIST WHITE ' S CHAPEL Pomeroy Walter p B 1kacsan pastor Coo lv1ll e RD Rev Roy D eeter, Ronnie Sa lser s S Supt , pastor Sunday school, 9 30 su nday Sc hool, 9 30 a m am worshtp servtce 10 30 Morning worshtp 10 45 am am B1ble study and prayer p Sunday even ng wor sh 7 30 se rv tce Wednesday 7 30 p m 1 1 THE UNITED PRES p m Wednesday evenmg B tble PUTLAND BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF Stud y 8 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF MEIGS COUNTY Dwtght CHRIST - Ke1 th Wtse pastor L Zavttz, Pastor Director DANVILLE WESLEYAN Sun day School 9 30a m _V H HARRISONVILLE Rev Lelon Glasure pa stor Braley sup! worShiP serv1ce Sunday Ch urch School 9 30 1Sun day schooL 9 30 a m and commun1on 10 30 am am Mrs Hom er Lee Supt you1h and IUntor yo uth servtce , event n g serv1ce 7 30 p m Mornmg WorShiP 10 30 am 6 45 p m even1ng worsh•P Wednesday B1ble study , 7 30 MIDDLEPORT Sunday 7 30 p m prayer and pra1se p m Regular board meetmg ,Chur c h Schoo l 9 30 a m John Wednesday , 7 30 P m thtrd Sa turday eac h month F Fu lt z Supt , Morn1ng 7 SILVER RUN FREE 30,.. ..... Worship , 10 30 a m BAPTIST - Sunday School, 10 RUTLANU COMM UNITY SYRACUSE Morntng Henry Dav •s supt , CHURC H - Sunday School BYDAVIDPOLING,D.D. Worsh1p 9 am Sunday am evenmg serv 1ce, 7 30 p m 9 30 a m WorShiP service , 11 Church School 10 a m , Mrs The operung of a Middle East peace conference IS an ap. Sampson Hall Supt Prayer meetmg Thursday a m Wednesday prayer 7 30 fll m meet1ng , 7 30 p m Sunday proprl8te remmder of the spmt and mood of tll1s same regton n1ght worshtp, 7 30 p m 2,000years ago Same part of the world, same fears and aruneties 1...riESTER CHURCH OF RUTLAND CHURCH OF ME fG:S GOt., Rev James Sat THE NAZARENE Rev for differmg peoples and natwns, same yearrungs for stab1hty, COOPERATIVE terf 1eld pastor Su nday school Llo yd D Gnmm Jr pastor PARISH harmony and peace And the same sort of dlSTUptive forces 9 30 am worshtp service, 11 Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m THE UNITED a m eventng se rv tc e 7 Mornmg worShiP 10 30 am present to thwart the whole delicate balance tllat must work tf METHODIST CHURCH prayer servtce anti- youth Young peoples se rv1 ce, 6 45 Robert T Bumgarner peace Is to happen se rvt ce Wednesday 7 p m p m Evangelisflc servrce Otrecf.or LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7 JO p m Wednesday evenmg When that first shout of Good News hit the Judean hillside, POMEROY CLUSTER CHURCH - Robert E Musser serv1ce 7 30 p m Rev carlE H1ckS tile setting and mood was bordermg on despaJr. Here was a pastor Sunday scnool , 9 30 MASON COUNTY Rev D Wm Sydenstricker country faced witll military occupatton Taxes were to follow the am R:obert Bobo supt THE HILAND CHAPEL, CHESTER - Worship 9 15 mo r n1ng worshtp 10 30 Ge orge Casto pastor Sunday Church School 10 a m announced census and fnends, they were certamly to be m- a mENTERPRISE Sunday eventng servtce 7 30 Sc hool. 9 30 evenmg worshiP - Worsh 1p 9 creased by tile Roman bill collectors Unempleyment had mched a m Church Scho.ol 10 a m Mrd week servtce Wednesday 7 30 Thursday evenmg prayer 7 30 p m servrce 7 30 p m FLATWOODS - WorShiP 11 up. Some scholars believe that Joseph was out of work Add to am SYRACUSE CHURCH OF MASON FIRST BAPTISt Church Sc hool 10 am thiS the precar10us martial situation surrounding the Holy THE NAZARENE - Rev M Sec ond and Pomeroy Sts Sta n POMEROY Worsh i p C Lartmore pastor Bob Craig pastor Su nday school, 10 30 a m Church Sc hool 9 Jl Family and you have a climate for hard tunes \Aoore Sunday School Supt 9 45 am , worship serv1ce 11 am UMYF6 30 pm Housing was tight, motels packed Their baby saw b1rtll m a Sunday Sc hool c lasses tor all am trammg unton 6 30 ROCK SPRINGS - Worshtp ages 9 30 am morn.ng p m evening worshtp service~ 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a m 1 barn and was greeted by a religious-political drama that forced .vorsh•P 10 45 NYP S Su nday 7 30 p m M1d week prayer UMYF630pm tile young family mto munediate flight from a murderous tyrant, '.1 30 p m eva ng el 1 st~e servtce serv 1ce Wednesda .'i.!..]_ 30__P m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner 1U nday 7 30 p m M id week MASON CHUM\..I't OF Herod. It IS awarent that the Good News came from God, that HEATH Worsh 1p 10 30 prayer meetmg Wednesday CHRIST P 0 Box 487 Miller heavenly hopes were going to offset human dread , that d1vme a m Church Sc hool 9 30 a m 7 30 p m MISSionary meetmg St Mason , w Va Sunday second Wednesday 7 30 p m B1ble Study 10 am •orshtp UMYF 7 pm intervention would overcome wordly fears RUTLAND - Worshrp 9 15 UNITED FAITH NON 11 am and 7 p m Btble Study Three years ago tile leadmg Cairo newspaper, Al·Ahram, a m DENOMINATIONAL Rev Wednesday 7 p m , Vocal , Church Sc hoo l 10 a m Robert Sm 1fh pastor Sunday I'Q.U SIC _ UMY F7 pm had a most generous and favorable story on tile bJTth of Jesus SALEM CENTI!R Wor sc hoo l 9 30a m clas s leader FIR!iT SOUTHERN HAPDirected at tis Moslem readership, it reminded tile Umted Arab sh t.P 9 a m oJ Church Sc hool 10 Le o Hill worshtp serv1ce TISTCorner of Second and Republic that Egypt had played an Jrnportant role m tile escape am , UMYF Thur ~day , 7 p m IO 30 am church , 1 30 P m Anderson , Mason Pastor , SYRACUSE CLlfSTE!R EDEN UNITED Wit C loud Sunday school , BRETHR-EN IN CHRIST a er of the Holy Family from the clutches of Herod's agents. JeslLS Rev Rlcllard E Jarv1s : ldon R erake, pastor Sunday 9 45 am ' worship service, 11 ASBURY Worship l had fowtd safety and protection m another culture Earl" :Sc hool, 10 a m Wmnie am and 7 30 P m Weekly m Ch urc h Sc hool 9 50 a m "ols nger Supt Mor Chrlatlan beginrungS have a (lOSitive link to all SenutlC peoples 01 aWSCS -, 1 , n tng .PBible study , Wednesday , 1 30 1st Tuesday se rmon 11 am, Eventng ~ASlfN ASSEMilLYoF FOREST RUN - Worshtp ~ both sides of the Nlls. se r vice Chnst 1an Endeavor GOD - Secon d Sl , Mason W a m Church School 10 a m Stould we not look for this same spJTtt of good will, this W SCS 3rd Wednesday 7 3l 7 30 p m , Mrs Lyda va Chester Tennant, pastor C h eva lt er, pres tdent Song s unday school 10 am , aspiratiOn of vision and brotherhood m tile Arab.JeWJSh pm servtce and sermon, 8 20 M1d mornmg worship 11 am MINERSVILLE WorShiJ:' peace talks? We have been too accustomed to war and the age old 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a m Week prayer meetmg Wed evangellst 1c serv1ce, 7 3(1 p m nesday , 7 30 P m Mrs Marie Blblestudyandpr~yerservlce , W SCS, 3rd Monday , 7 30 p m reminder is the Good News of J:>eace Holstnger , class leader Wednesday , 7 30 p m Phone SYRACUSE Church CHURCH OF JESUS 773 5133 schOo l 1 am wor shiP ser CHRIST - Located at Rutland HARTFORD CHURCH OF VICe 7 30 p m on New Lima Road next to CHRIST 1n Chr1~t1an Un1on SOUTHERN CLUSTER Forest Acre Park Rev Ray The Re\1 William Campbell, Rev Frank Cheesebrew Rouse pas1or Robert Musser, pastor Sunday school, 9 30 Rev Larry Pol1ng Su nday Schoo l supt Sunday a m , James Hughes , supt , rfev Howard ShiVeley sc hool 10 30 am , worsh1p even 1ng serv1ce , 7 30 p m BETHANY I Dorcas) 7 30 p m B1ble study , Wed wednesd~y eventng prayer Worship 9 30 a m Church nesday , 7 30 p m Saturday meeting 7 30 p m Youth Sc hool 10 30 a m n •ght praye r service 7 30 P m I prayer service each Tuesday CARMEL WOrShiP 11 HEMLOCK GROVE ~ m 1st and Jrd Sundays CHRISTIANRoger Watson , FAIRVIEW B I 8 L E ':: hurch SchOol 10 m pastor . Ray Whaley , supt, CHURCH, Letart W va , Rt APPLE GROVE - Worship Morning worship 9 30 am ; 1 Rev George Hoschu, r 30 p m first and ~h1rd svn churc h school, 10 30 a m , paslor Sunday School 9 30 days Cf1,urch school , 9 30 ' ynuna oeooiP.'s mPPtlna, 6 30 a m Prayer and Bible study a m prayer meeting , f irst Pm evening worShiP, 7 30 1 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer Wednesday, 7 30 p m Se rv 1ce Tuesday 10 a m EAST LETART - WorShtp P m UI IJ I ~ swdy Wednesday , worshiP Service, Thursday 1 30 p m , second and fourt l 130pm 73 0pm , ,und~ ys chrJ r ch school , 9 Jv am prayer meet1ng l htrd Wednesday 1 3() p m G REAT BEND Wo r sh•P \1 a m 1nd and 41h sundays Ch ur ch Sc hOQI 10 am lETART FALLS - Wor shtp 1(1 a m c hur c h school 9 a m Bibl e stu dy 7 30 p m eve r y u MT the Sermonette • o o ' ,-·--_ ···- Television Log 6 00 - News 3. 4, 8, 6, 10, lS , ABC News 13, Seseme St 20 , Adlerian Counseling TechnlquH 33 - ) ( I Week 20. Beatlhe Clock 13. Chesapeake at Gallipolis 5 - 8 00 - Washington Week In Review 20 , Sanford & Son 3, 4, 15 :.,:West VIrginia Law 33, Brady Bunch 6, 13, Peach Bowl8 10 -. 8 30 - McKQnkey ' s Ferry 20 , M<lrshall News Meeting 33 , Odd 13, Ozz•e's Girls 6, G1rl with Something Extra 3, .4, 15 9 00- Masterpiece Theater 33 , N eedles and Pins J, 4, 15. Room ...,". Couple .:! - 222 6. lJ , World Press 20 ll!'<...,. 9 30- Brian Keith 3, 4, 15, Adam's Rlb6, 13 W:, 10 00 - News 20, Washington Week In Review 33, NB C News • Presents Special Edition J, 4, 15 , love, American Style6, 13 ! 0 30 - Wall Street Week 33 11 00 - News , Weather, Sports 6, 8, 10, 3, 4, 13, 15 . Janak I 33 I 1 JO - Johnny Carsoo 3, 15, In Concert 6 , Movies " Journey to the Center of Time" 10; "Duel of the Titans" 8 " Master of the World" 13 . Goodnight, America 6 Rose 8~~1 Bound 4 l1 .40 - Johnny Carson 4 1 00 - Midnight Special 3, 4, Don K.rshner's Rock Concer~ 6, News 13 1 15 - Movie "The Human Mon ster" 10 , 2 30 - Focus on Columbus 4 ' ' 3 30 - News 4 ... " • •' '' ' 30-TV Classroom 8, Kentucky Afield 13, Faith for Today 10 Monday Mall hew 1 18-25 Tuesday Luke 2 1-7 Wednesday Thursday Mal/hew Luke 2 1-12 2 8-20 Saturday Hosea 14 1-9 Fr~day Mattluw 2 13-23 Treehouse Club 8, 10, Farm book l 7 ls-Woman's Point of VIews 13. 7 30-Man from COSI 10, ~esame St 20, Gospel 6, Abbott & Costello 8 , Banana Splits 3, Dick Van Dyke 4, Treehouse Club 13 B oo--Jake's Place 6, Lldsvllle 3,4, 15, Bugs Bunny 13. Popeye 10, Ftlntstones 8. 8 JC)-tnch High Private Eye 3,4,15 , Yogi's Gang ll, Huck & Yogi 6. Bailey Comets 8. Mister Rogers 20. 9 oo--Sesame St 20, Addams Family 3,4, 15, Super Friends 6,13. ThiS IS hiS very first New Year He's celebratIt m h1s own talented fash1on. JUSt bemg cute. Last year thousands of boys and g~rls were arrested They had all been cute-<:>nce1 But d1d they have the pnceless example of acuve Chmuan parents? Were they )liVeD moral and spmtual trammg 10 tile Church? D1d they grow up m a Chnsuan atmosphere? ThiS young fellow can't be absolutely sure that the New Year IS worth celebratmg. H1s fu· ture IS m the hands of hiS parents But he's smil· 1ng because of hts confidence m them Durmg thiS New Year thelf fallh tn God, and the smcenty of thelf relallOnsh•p wtth the Church will begm to determme JUSt what thelf son IS gomg to be whu• ht stops bttng cute When he stops being cute Sunday John 1 1-14 7 oo-Nelghbors 13, ferm Front 4, Fun for Everyone 6 Ing Movie 8,10 3Q-Emergency 3,4,15 10 oo--Eiec Co 20. Butch Cassidy 3,4,15, Lassie's Rescue 9 Rangers 6, 13, My Favorite Martians 8, 10. 10 30-Stor Trek 3,4,15. Goober & the Ghost Chasers 6,t3, Jeannie 8,to, Zoom 20 11 oo--Sesame St 20, Sigmund & the Sea Monsters 3,4,15 , Brady Kids r,,13 , Speed Buggy 8,10 11 3o-Pink Panthers 3,4,t5, Mission Mogle 6,13 , Josle & the PusSycats in Outer Space Everything's Archie 8,10 12 30-Go 3,4,15, Fat Albert 8,10 . ~.~l)!'fT~OMERY Louis W Osborne Pomeroy Sports - I WARD •• . • • CATALOGUE STORE Ph 992 2178 Prev1ew Dlal992 2318 . 296W Second - Pomeroy • THE DAILY SENTINEL Devoted to Meigs Mason Area SupPQrt the Church ol Your Choice 104 W Main Pomeroy Ph 992 3354 0 MARK V STORE MIDDLEPO~T 0" '0 SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL Devoted ~o the Greater Ohio Valley •• •• We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions 992 2955 Pomeroy, 0 I LODWICK'S MARKET General Merchandise Tuppers Plains Ph M7 3280 FULL SERVICE SHOP Radial Cuts & Toupees 120 E Main St Family Recreat1on •• •• •• Pomeroy Bakers of Hal sum Bread Groceries & MIDDLEPORT. OHIO , Racine AU WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION 00. Heatlnq MlddlePQrt 992·3550 REAL ESTATE BROKER llOMechanlcSI Pll . 9923325 . Middleport Authorized Buick. Pontiac, GMC Dealer Pll 992-2174 . : : • : • : • : .... : • : :• : • : • : :. • : • : • : • : I. BOWER~ DRIVE·IN RESTAURANT v. . TUPPERS PlAINS HARDWARE GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN Short OrdOI's-Carry-Out A Cool Dining Room Chet!OI', Ohio : • Palnl·l'lumb1ng a, EiectrlcaT Supplies •• l5ti 667·3963 "Tuppers Plains The Store With A Hearl Ph •r •• ••• •• ••• •• •• ••• ...• RACINE PLANING MIU 949· ~2 Building S-upplies &Custom Millwork Ph 992 ;1978 THE DAILY SENTINEL . MEIGS T~ CENTER MEIGS TIRE CENTER ALIGNMENT Pomeroy ! t Dl ,.,. WHAT I l HE BECAME WHEN HE WAt; OFFEREt> l 0 U 5 2Z Large amount poem 23. Fondle 36 Tbrce, m Taranto 24. Texas CLl y 25 Adoles cent 37 Hawauan game 22 T1 ansport 23 Encrus ted 25 Spleneti c 26 French pnest 27 Stock exc hange m emb e1 shtp 28 Rlver after waste or want l v- 'J CRYPTOQUOTES Now lllT&nKe the circled Idlers QZVGCGYJR RMYSR NEVB ESYJN CYX ER NAYJCA MYSYXK AEX ZHZQ to fomi the surprise anawer, u ':::ll:=:::======~U~;;..,;';"!g~g•:•:ted by the above cartoon. (An•wen tomorrow' 4 used for the three L's, X for the two O's, et c Smgle letters, apostrophes. the length and formation of the words are all hmts Each day the code letters are different FOR AN EXPEN51VE COAT " ' AZEQX YI AGT SZIYQZ - QJRRZVV VKMZR Yesterday's Cryptoquote: SNOW IS BEAUTIFUL WHEN YOU ARE WATCHING THE OTHER FELLOW SHOVEL IT - ANON (© 1973 Kmtz Feature~ Syndleate, lnc.) 3 oo--News 13. 8UT '1'0U CAM HAVE YOUR. DEPOSIT BACK 1 WHEN I REMTfD THIS t3ARN TO YOUR .Qag I DIDrl f K~W I WAS REALLY REHTIN IT 10 A BUNCH A HfY, 'tW IOOS' 6fT AWA'f FROM tlo,'( .t:!!£f!E_5 I ~· :ntl6 fS !'>'! PROPfiUY AHO 'JOU AI'!'T GoT tiO~ESS SEtH Qt! 11' 'fEG-- AFTER' HE D LI:D ME DOWN TO THe 5UPP05E DL Y down iO Gf:T THE! MONE-Y HE 0 5TA5-H~D ~MALL WONPE~ 1 F~OM THERE ON EVER.YTHI'-JG !JL.ANK5o YINA t M GOING OOwN ·nu~Rf AND IJJYt='STieATE 1 our• 1 Devoted to the Interest of The Melas & Milson Area Pomeroy, Ohio ! ' !TiS 1101, 'TWG~'U.. CO All'iTHI!llllD '(OJ itJIO LCXJKI~ WORSETHAN 'THAT , MOM I I OON'f EVEN GET PARre IN OFF -OFF· BROADWAY FLOPS ANYMORE SiWJ I one.' It doesn't take much sk1ll to see that South can do bettertf he lets the queen o1 spades hold that ftrst trtck After thts play there will be no way for West to cash hts four spades. Eventually, South wtll score one spade, two hearts; three diamonds, three clubs and game and rubber AI least that ts what he would do 10 However, any normal br1dge game the :::::=-=::::-r.;e;:;;::;:w:::;:~:-®:l MAKE~ gold·brtck salesman wh.,-, ~ NOTROU&~E . produced 1! would now bet 1 PIKE IS tt.l FAC:K, that he could defeat the con· • A NICE ~:,~AIHMtS tract After studytng the NEIGH&tRHOUSE.heart sutt carefully the VIC· lim would bet whereupon the defense would start with three rounds of spades. On the third lead East would discard hts ace of d1amonds. Now South would have to let Wesfin after takmg only two dtamond tricks and the last two spades would set the 'l.!!;!:.,_::;~:f:t:::::::::~b..J contract rr.~~~r;;.:;:;;;;i'Nj~\1 ALLEYOOP ro AND >ON &LOW UP THE. INFLATABLE f'.UB~R REP~ICA- ~ . -...-=:- - ~ !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) TH' WAV 'IE HATE • . RACINE FOOD MARKET 16 '1 ennyson Gu1de 30 Of the V1kmgs 34. Abound Eng wds) 12 Th e l1dy way (2 bal 29 shtre, AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW One letter stmply stands for another In this sample A 11 i!IA5E:-ME~T- brtcks 1n hts spare hme I212 E MainKeepsake Diamond Rings 51 Pomeroy POMERV), macln ne 7 Devoured 8. Censure ( 4 wd s ) 9 D1stnbute 2'7 Substan Shrop- DAIJ,Y CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: ,,, br1dge player who sold gold ·- Ml DOLE PORT, OH 10 Pass 3N T Pass Pass Openmg lead- 6• : MIDDLEPORT, 0 M&R FOODLINER 19. H1lls of 6. Shapmg Sooth 1NT Pass : RAU'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Bakers of Good Bread HUNTINGTON, W VA East : • : -c HEINER'S BAKERY North ThiS hand does not really belong m 1973 It made its f1rst appearance at least 40 years ago Undoubtedly 1t K&C JEWELERS GOEGLEIN READY MIX Weat By Oswald &: James Jacoby SMITH NELSON MOTORS CHESTER, OHtD Phone 992 3284 General Merchandise Ph 949 5172 500 E Main St tYUlWN 10 llO-Carol Burnett 8,10 , Mabel Mercer & Bobby Short 33 • South's three notrump con· : tract ts very normal • West opens the s1x of : spades and East puts up h1s • queen If South covers With : the kmg, East will ~am the • lead w1th h1s ace of dtamonds : and lead a spade to his • partner The result w1ll be VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR GAUL'S MARKET 21 Crune solvmg a1d Yesterday's Answer shaped • was concocted by some WAID CROSS' SONS SIORE OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. " Sweet Chari~y" 3,4,15 8 30-MASH B,tO. War&Peacel3 GatorBowl6,13 (Brit dwt ) commun e 5 Swor d ' Both vulnerable " •~• Ph 949 9591 Racine Swimming Climplng ""d •• •• • ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION ROYAL OAK PARK Plumb1nr •• • MAYER &HIU BARBER SHOP 16 F1sh m wds) ...K85 • • Ph 367 7414 Cheshire 15 - m1tz vah (3 4 NetheL lands + ~ Cor Rts 7&554 14 Shandy's crea tor pretty lo\\ 'A 102 K Qt02 • MIL MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY ..I NORTH • 975 'K93 • 9883 ...AQJ WEST EAST .Al0864 .Q3 '854 'QJ78 +J74 +As ... 103 ... 97642 SOUTH !D) • K J2 • • - Dl 8 Oll--AII m the Fam1ly 8,10 Partridge Family 6.13 Movie 11 45-News 13 Movie 'Jungle Capt1ve" 6 Give the con man a hand •• • SlJ1TFS • 12 oo--Mov1e "Creatures of Destruction" 13 1 1D-Movie 'Mr Blandlngs Builds H1s D r eam " 1 l0-Mov1e "Call mg Dr Death" 13 2 4G-Movte " Mr & Mrs Sm1th" 4. 13 P n ce paid feat ure 3 5tnk logs" 39. Allcv1ale 40 Corundum 41. Parllcular I ""'u""""'"""" I "[ I I J-[ I I J-D" Animal~ town 10 P lunder 11 Hale U AR 2 Venet1an 3'7 On earth 38 'Sawed form four ordanary words 11 40-Movie " HouChn1 " 4 JC)-That GOod Ole Nashville Music 3, Zoom 33. Jor da m an 1 Pa rt of 35 B1rd do g Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to \[ROUP AR "l \ 7 5 Ancient A thought for the day Bnt1sh (S p ) 29 Ill novelist Aldous Huxley sa1d, (2 wds) ''There's one corner of the 31 l ln ke r universe you can be certam of 32 I arge unprovmg, and that's your own w1ne cask sell •• 33 Word JJWJWID!1~ ® 1k.J -u.~ .-J ,_. 9 oo-Mary Tyler Moore 8, Hl , ,13 , America 4 In 1869, W1lltam Semple of Mount Vernon, Ohto, was granted a patent for chewmg gwn In 19?2, Arab terronsts mvadod the Israeli Embassy 10 Bangkok, Thailand, and held Six hostages 1n demand for release of 36 Palestiman pnsoners m Israel 6 30-Beverly Hillbillies 8, NBC News 4,15, Film 33, 7 oo-Hollywood Squares 3, Catch 33 Hee Haw 6,8, Lawrence Welk 4,13,!5 , Lassie 10. ••• •• •• • ~------------ - -----+----------~~~~~ • Dear Helen They've got every "lib" and " power•' group under the sun, except the one that affects me nuddle.age liberatton, or maybe nud lib Old age gets venerated (at least a little), youth gets everythmg, from JObs to theJT p1ck of mates, but we 50ish people , all we've got IS the knowledge tllat from here on out, tile only way we can go IS DOWN At work, we•ve vtewed as " retirement matenal", thus passed over for advancements If tllere's a cutback, we go fJTSt they save on pensiOns that way When we try for another JOb, we're turned down as "too old," yet we can't draw Soc tal Securtty until age 62 or 65, dependmg on sex There's an advertism~ slo2an, "You're not getting older, you're geltUlll better", but who says 1t about 5(J..plus people' So Up Wltll5(1.power' We may have wrinkles and a few sags, but we've still got brams and a sex life, and we're tJred of bemg classified by young upstarts as "over the hill " - FOR MID-I.JB Dear Mtd-Libber · That phrase, "You're not gettmg older, you're getting bet· ter" should be revised for nuddle.agers to, "As you get older, you've GOT to get better'" Too many 5(1.plus people let !belT brams sag along w1tll tlle1r 1 Pam myths 17 Seraglio cham ber In 1846, Iowa was admitted to 18 1-""'m d 20 Knov. the Umon as tile 29th state 11 DO-ABC News 6,13, News 3,8,10 , Mtdn1ght Spec1al lS 11 3o-Rose Bowl Bound 4, ABC News 6, 13, Mov1es " The Nght of the Following Day" 3, " The New Interns" 8 ' Down to the Sea In Ships" 10 •• .HAYMAN'S (General Merchandise) Dear Mrs. J. Forget the talk • Among your fnends, 1 predict 1t w1ll be mostly favorable, and why not' After all, you've known each other for years, you're compatible, you love Dom's children and you won't even need go through tile hassle of changmg your name 1- H by THOMAS JOSEPH DOWN ACROSS Today's Almanac By United Press lnlernatlonal Today IS Fr1day, Dec 28, the 362nd day of 1973 w1th three to follow The moon Js approaching 1ts first quarter The mormng star lS Mercury The evemng stars are Venus, Mars a nd Jupiter Those born on thJS date are under the s1gn of Capncorn Woodrow Wilson, 28th pres•· dent of the Umted States, was born Dec 28, 11156 Also on this day m history In 1832, John Calhoun, at odds w1tll President Andrew Jackson, became the ftrst vtce pres1dent to res1gn GREATEST NEED CLAY, W. Va. (UP! ) Claiming no area " needs 1t more than us," Clay County Court PreSident Don Samples has urged Un1ted Mm~ Workers President Arnold MiJ}er to relocate the un1on headquarters m tliliJ central West V~rginta county QUEEN CITY HIT CINCINNATI (UPI ) - A severe tllunderstorm pounded Cincmnah WJtll wmds up to 60 miles per hour late Wednesday afternoon and blew roofs off houses In suburban Montgomery, Nortll College Hill and Forest Park Pcrsta n 9 31}-B ob Newhart 8, : "•• _ Pt\: .992 3863 Dear Helen· I was 23 when I marned my 40-year.old husband I couldn't have dreamed of a mlX'e wonderful life, until I was w1dowed early this year, at age 38 The person wbo helped me most durmg this sad time was my • husband's oldest son, who was m college at the tune of our wedding He resented me then, and we only got to know each other after about f1ve years of stand-offislmess He Is now 35 and divorced It seems uncanny, Helen, but when I'm witll Dom (Jr ), 1t's almost as if my hlLSband were here agam They're so much ahke - kind, thoughtful, humorous, smcere Naturally we never tllought of each other as mother and son We now love each otller But what will people say if a stepson mames his step. motller' He has asked me, I want very much to be his wife, but how can we face tile talk - especially smce Dom has two children who were once, techrucally, my grandchildren? - MRS Dear Helen This IS to those women who are mt;Jicked to p1eces by overbearmg, blammg husbands I was Uttle M1ss Meakness for five years Futally I got tired of hearmg myself repeat, "I'm sorry" , and tr1ed reverse psychology When my hlLSband opened hJS mouth to blame me, I struck fJTSI, w1tll a legitimate complamt When he crltietzed the house (I take great pr1de m my neatness and keep a lovely home) I pohtely sa1d that smce he didn 't appreciate 1t, I'd be gone for a week - to my sister's - and I expected perfecllon when I returned In other words, I showed hlm how 1! felt to be constantly downgraded He began to change lllUlledlately You'd hardly know tile man today He g1ves me every consideration Some men become bullies because theJT w1ves ask for 11 I'm - NO LONGER ASKING 5 30-Maklng Things Grow 3l ~ THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINr.S & LOAN CO. Naftonwlde Insurance Co of ColumbiJs, 0 307 Sprmg Ave Pomeroy Middleport Bowl 10 ••• • WIN AT BRIDGE Mr and Mrs C:harles R Sh~ts 106 Court St Pomeroy 992 3001 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Racli'le Sun 6 QO-News B, A Look at the Book 15 , Performance 33 ~----------------------'·. :~-~~----------~---------1 MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH St Rt. 7 15, 3 QO--Salnt IS ' 3 3()-You A.ked For II 3. • 4 Oll--Audubon Wildlife Thaler 33, East West Shrine Game 3, 10. A.tro-Btuebonnet Bowl 6, 13. 4 31}-Anllques 33 5 oo-Sewlng Skills· Tailoring 33 , Wrestling 8, Wide World of Kt1eter Advertlalnr Serv1ce 1ne StruburJ Vnginta Authorlled catalog Mercliant 337 N 2nd Van Oyke4 , Lassie t 15-Bob Daniels 3, Sun Bowl 8,10 1 3Q-NFL Game of the Week 3, Man From UNCLE 4, Western Star Theater 15 2 oo--1 Spy 15. Movie " Cry for Happy" 6 Copyright197S SEARS OBA Anthony Dick 8, tO. W1th the hope 11 w1il, tn some measure, foster and help sustain,that wh1ch ts good tn fam1iy and commun1ty ltfe, thts feature IS sponsored by the bustness ftrms and organtzations whose names appear below - Pomeroy, QO-Beatles3, 2 30-Movles "The Spiral Road" 4, "Smokey' 1 1l Scnpturea selected by the Amencan B1ble Soc1ety 220 E Mam a, 10 t2 QO--Jetsons 3,4,15. Inside Out 20 , Movie 13. Bowling 6, 1 Marry Her Stepson 7 D J SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 197!1 ' 6 / lJI&her ' By Helen Hottel My LineS . Wild Kingdom 13 , Etec Co 20, I Spy 15, Courseol ': need for good news a: NBC News 3, •· lS. ABC News 6 CBS News 8. tO Hogan's Heroes 13 7 00 - Truth or Conseq 3, 6, Beat the Clock 4, News 10, What's ..: our Times 33, Beat the Clock 4 - 7 30.,..- Porter Wagoner 3, Hollywood Squares 4, New Treasure .-. Hunt 10, To Tell the Truth 6 Concentration a Wall Street David Poling, D.D. Man's continuing Helen Help Us. • • FRIDAY. DEC. 28.197l 6 30 - ligures - and tt 's easy ID be 1gnored if you netther look nor tllmk your best Mtd-Lib' It's a great 1dea, but may 11 be liberatiOn from self· ptty and fear of agmg ' Stay alert'and m tune, and you 'll never be considered over tile h11l Right, Margaret Mead, Mary Clilderone, Clare Boothe Luce, Helen Hayes, Bob Hope, Ari OnaSSJs, William 0 Douglas - and most of my over -50 fnends ' - H 'lOU'Ll NEVER BE Af\1 ASTERNOT, TAT~·-- Tho blddllJ8 has been Weot Norlh Eod Sooth l+ Pass a Pau U Pass ? You, South, hold •K J6 5 '2 +A Q 106 5.K41 ~~~ _what do Y'"' do now• : A - Josl bld r..r dlaiiiOIIIk Yo will bid""'" later SPlASHDOWNS Lilli ,, l 'l\1 1 ~ ( \( ~II ( I HE SAID l (1.1115 VIO-ATIN6 fll5 600~ SPACE ' �7- The Daily Sentinel, MiddlepOrt-Pomeroy, 0 , Dec 28, 1973 5- The DailySentmel,M•ddlepori.Pomeroy, 0 , ~. 28, 1m UNION BAPTIST SEVENTH DAY AD Rev Cecrl Cox pa s1or Sunda y \f e Nl15T LO C$1f!d on Sc hool sup t Jo t> Sa yr e 1\\ul b l' rry H et ght s nea r ~ unday sc hool , 9 H a m , VNer an'.i Mem or tal Hospttal Sun d ay even• n g w or sl'l lp , 7 J Q Pome r oy Pa s tor Herb e rt Wednesd ay p r ayer and B ib le Morgan Sabba l h Sc hool every sludy 7 JO p m Saturday at '2 p m and worsh t p TUPPERS PLAINS serv 1ce fo ll owmg a t 3 IS p m CHRISTIAN CHURCH Open B1bl e d •sc u~s1on ea c h Euge ne U nd erwood pastor Thur sday at 7 30 p m a t the MORNING $TAk - Wor sh•P How a r d Ca ldw ell Jr Sunday c hur c h The Frtendly 9 30 a m Chu r ch Sc hOt'l l ' ':> 3r School ¥Jp t Sund a y Sc hool, SACRED HEART Rev POMEROY Chu r ch am Ni •d , ,.J e~ !l. "wr v ce 9 JO am ~ A~ r n ng ser m on Fa th e r B ernard Kratcovtc GRAHAM UNITE!:' POMEROY TRINITY Wedne'iday 8 p m 10 30 am Su nday evenmg p as to r Phone 99 2 281 5 METHODIST Preach•ng Rev w H Perrtn p astor Roy MOR!SE CHAPEl Wor se r v 1 ce 7 p m Sat urday ev cn mg Mass 7 JO 9 30 am l •rst an d Sei:ond May er Sup ! Chu r ch school Sh i p 11 am tst an d 3rd LETART FALLS UNITED p m Su nday Ma ss 8 and 10 Sundays of ea ch mon t h thtrd 9 l Sa m . worsh •P 10 '2.4a m , Sundays Chu r ch Sch ool 10 BRETHREN - Rev F reeland am Co nle ss•on s Sat u rd a y 7 and f our t h Sundays each vouth chou· re hea rsal Monda y "~""'~ • .)rr ts , p astor Fl oyd No rrrs 7 30 p m month wo r sh i p 'ier v.c.e at 7 30 ~ ~0 p m , Mr s Mann n Bu rl PORTLAND - Worsh 1p 73 0 su p1 Sun day school , 9 JO am POMEROY FIRST BAP p m Wednesday even 1 ngs at d i re c tor \J sen •br CI'IO •r p m Ch ur ch Sc hool 9 30 a m m orn m g ser mon 10 JO a m , T IST Robert Kuhn p ~s t or 7 30 Praye r and B1bl e St udy reh earsa l 7 30 p m Thur s SUTTON Worsh iP 11 am Prayer serv tce Wednesday W tll tam Wat son Sun da v school FIRST SOUTHERN BAP day Mr s Pa u l N ea s e 2n d an d 4th Sund ays Chur ch 7 30 p m sup t Su nday school 9 JO a m TIST 282 Mulbe rr y Ave dlrector Sc hoo l 10 am CHESHIRE CHURCH OF B YF 6 p m B tbl e st udy Pomeroy a ll ll l a t e d w tth POMER OY CHURCH OF WESLEYAN (RactneJ GOO OF PROPHECY, G P W ed n es day 7 p m c ho •r S B C the Rev F r ed H ill THE NAZARENE .....,. Corner Wo r s h ip 11 a m Chur c h Sm 1th paslor Sunday School pra c t n; e Wednesd a y B 30 p m p as t o r H er s he l M cCl ur e Un •on and Mul b erry Rev School 10 a m. 10 a m Arthur Henson Supt POMEROY WESLEYAN Sun day sch ool sup ! Sunday Clyde V H end er son pa stor NORTH EAST CLUSTER Mo rnmg Worsh iP 11 am HOLINESS CHURCH sc hoo l 9 30 a m m orntn g S ul'\d~ schoo l 9 30 am Glen Rev Robert Meece Young P eoples serv1 ce , 7 p m Har r tsonvtl le Ro<'!d Rev w or ShiP 10 30 am Su n day M cC lu n g su p! mornmg Rev Stanley Brandum E ven 1ng servr c e 7 30 p m wors h• P 10 30 a m even1ng 0 D ell Mantey Pastor H en r y evangel1S t 1c mee lln g 7 30 p m JOPPA - Worsh iP 10 am Wednesday M1d week Prayer Eblin Sunday Sc hool Sup l P raye r mee t mg Wed nesda y serv1ce 7 30 mtd week ser Ch ur c h School 9 am Prayer Se rvt c e 7 3 0 p m Youth Su nday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m v •c e Wedn es day 7 ~n om 7 30 p m M ee t 1 ng W ednesday a p m mee t1ng 6 30 p m Even1ng Even tng wo r sh iP 1 30 p m MIDDLEPORT LONG BOTTOM - Chur ch wor Ship 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPA L - The Pray er and Pra tse servtce MT MORIAH BAPTIST serv •ces 9 am Sunda y CHESTER CHURCH OF Rev Harold Deeth re c tor T hursday 7 30 p m Co r ne r Four th and Mam SchoOl 9 45 am B ible Sludy THE NAZARENE R:ev NEASE SETTLEMENT Church serv•ces , 10 30 am M tdd leport Rev H enr y K ey ev ery Thur s day 7 30 p m HerQ ert Grate pastor Wor Holy commun•on f•rst Sunday CHAPEL No n Jr pa stor Sun day Sc hool 9 30 NORTH BETHEL Wor Ship serv •c e 11 am and 7 30 or month , church school 10 JO denom •n a t tona l George S a m Mr s Er vm Ba um gard Sh•P 11 a m Ch ur ch School 10 p m Sunday Sunday School O ll er Pa stor sun da y Sc hool 10 a m tor "' r~ery through 1'2 ne r sup! M or n. ng wor sh iP a m 9 30 a m R tchard Barton a m Worsh i P Service 11 a m 10.45am ALFRED - Sunday schoo l supt Prayer meetrng Wed POMEROY CHURCH OF Sunday mgh l servtc es 7 30 JEHOVAH S WI TN ESSES 9 45 a m ea c h Sunday nesday 7 30 p m CHRIST - John F Amstutz. p m We d nesday Prayer La rry Ca rna h an pre s1 dmg pr eac h 1ng at 11 am ea c h BRADBURY CHURCH OF pastor Bi ble school 9 30 a r:n mee t111 g 7 30 p m Ev ery oQ e mm1 st cr Sun diiY B1b le tee Sunday Prayer meetmg 7 45 CHRIST Clifford Smith worship 10 30 adult worsh tp we lcome ... ture 9 30 a m Wat c htower p m Wedn esday wscs 8 p m m1n 1ster Sunday School 9 JO ser\llce olllnd young people s POMEROY WESTSIDE st u dy 10 30 a m Tuesday on th trd Tuesday each month am morn ing church 10 30 meet i ng both 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHR I ST 200 W B 1ble s tudy 7 30 p m Thur s REEDSVILLE su1=1day am Sundayevenmgserv 1ce Comb ined B tble study and M atn St - Lo r en T St ephen s day m m IS iry sc hool 7 30 sc hoo l 9 30 preach1ng 7 30 7 JO p m Wednesday serv 1ce 8 prayer mee tmg Wednesday eva n ge lt SI ph on e 9 9 2 7856 p m se rv1 ce meetmg 8 30 p m Sunday prayer meetrng p m C on se r va l tve no n 7 30 p m pm 7 JO p m Tuesday WSC S 7 30 LAUREL CLIFF FREE ns tr ume nta l Sun d ay wor shiP MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of THE SALVATION ARMY firs t Thursday ea ch month METHODlST - Re v Robert 10 a m B b le s tudy 11 a m Chn st tn Chnst1an Un1on Envoy Ray w W 1nmg oH 1cer SILVER RIDGE - Worshrp E Bu ck l ey pastor Wtlllam w ors h tp 6 p m W ednes day Lawrence Miinle ; pastor 1n charge Sunday 10 a m 10 am Chur c h School 9 a m Batley supt Sunday school B•hle st un v 7 om Mr s Ru sse ll Young 1 Sunday Holm ess meet1ng 10 30 a m TUPPERS PLAINS 9 30 am morn1ng worShiP Sch ool Su p! Sunday School Sunday School Young Peopl es MIDWAY COMMUN ITY worsh tp 9 a m Chu r ch 10 30 am evening worshiP 9 30 am Even tng wor sh 1P Leg10r'l 7 p m Thursday 1to 3 CHURCH ( non Sc hool 10 a m 7 JO p m Wednesday Ch r istian 7 30 W e dne sday prayer p m Lad•es Home Leagu e .. den om mallo na t l Langsv tlle KENO CHURCH OF Youth Crusade 6 30 p m m ee tmg 7 30 p m o_ m Prep classes Dex t er R oad the Rev Worley CHR 1ST - George Fredenck , prayer meetmg 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF H ale y pa stor Sunday schoo l supt Servtce weekly 9 30 a m Thursday cho~r practiCe ST PAUL LUTHERAN 10 am ev enmg worsh i p "f 30 GOO - Rac tne Route 2 the on sun day Preachmg ftrs1 and p m Corner Second and Sycamore Re v Jame s M Muncy pastor p m Prayer me e tmg lh1rd Su ndays of month, by DEXTER CHURCH OF Sts Pomeroy the Rev Sunday Sc hoo l 9 45 a m TtJ esday 7 30 p m youth Clifford Smith 9 30 a m,CHRIST Danny Evans W1111am M1dd/eworth pastor morn ng worshiP 11 a m g r oup F nday 7 30 p m H 0 B SON CHRIST IAN "astor Norman C Wlll..t S_!I_Qt Sunday School 9 30 a m ev enrng worsh tp 7 30 p m UNION Darrel Ood d r lll Sunday Scho ol 9 30 i m church serv ~ees 10 30 a m Prayer meet rng T uesday 7 30 pas tor Sunday School 9 30 worship servtce 10 30 a m p m Young peoples meet1ng am Leonard G1 lmore ftr s t Chr 1s ttan Endeavor Sunda y 7 30 p m Thursday elder even1ng serv 1ce 7 30 even 1n g RUTLAND CHURCH 0~ p m Wednesday prayer REORGANIZED CHURCH GOD Bertha Ktngrey mee tmg 7 30 p m OF JESUS CHRIST OF Sub s t ttute pastor Sun d ay MT MORIAH CHURCH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Sc hoo l 10 am worsh iP GOD - Ractne Route 2 Th e Portland Racme Road se rv ce 7 p m Sunday Pr ayer Rev Charles Hand pas tor Wtlllam Roush , pastor Denny Luke 12 40 "Be ye therefore ready also For the Son of Man m eet ng W ednesday 7 30 p m Sunday school 9 45 a m , Evans Sunday School HAZEl COMMUNITY morn n g worsh r p 11 a m Otrector Sunday School. 9 30 cometll at an hour when ye think not " CHURCH - Near Long Bot Evenmg serv 1ces T uesday and am MornmQ worsh ip 10 30 The second commg of Jesus ISnot emphasiZed suff1c1ently m tom Esttl Hart pastor Roy Fnday 7 30 am , Sunday even1ng serv 1ce 7 Brown as s 1stant pastor BEAR WALLOW RIDGE p m Wednesday even.ng many of our churches today It may be we are too wrapped up m Sunday schoo l 10 a m Chu r ch CHURCH OF CHRIST Bible prayer serv1ces, 7 30 p m each Sunday the pleasures and material things we have so much of, even m 7 30 p m morning BETHLEHEM BAPTIST, evemng prayer m eet ng 7 30 s tudy 9 30 am worsh•P 10 JO am even 1ng Great Bend - Rev Walter P these days when we hear so much about shortages We lead lives p m Thu r sday worship 6 30 p m Wednesday B t kacsan pastor Sunday MIDDLEPORT PEN that fall mto routines and, like the old straw mattresses of year• " " 1 " ~ · rlv 7 30 P m schoo l 9' 30 am worship TECOSTAL - Third Ave the gone by, after we w1ggle and squ1rm awhile we make the stra\\ serv1ce Thursday 7 30 p m Rev Wdltam Kn ittel pastor MT OLIVE CHURCH CARLETON CHURCH Ronald Dugan Su nday Schoo l shape to our comfort and from then on It's JUSt r1ght No chang., Long Bottom Sunday School Krngsbury Road Sunday Su pt Cl asses f or all ages needed. Too many of us today fall mto that group We are happJ 10 am with Willard Pigott Sc hool 9 30 am Ralph Carl even tng serv tce 7 30 p m B1ble s tud y Wednesday 7 30 supt Ev an gelts f message each supt Worshtp servtce 10 30 Wltll tile path and route we are movmg along We don't care fm Sunday evenrng 7 30 p m by am and 7 30 p m alternately youth serv rces Fnday disruptions We have made our bed and we are content to lie m tt p1 m Elder Russell Clme mmtster Prayer meet1ng Wednesday 30 p m of the Apostoltc Fatth B i ble 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stiles FREEWILL BAPTIST ... only we forget tile Son of Man comes agam Study Wednesday 7 30 P m pa stor Corn er Ash and Plum Mrd Qlrtlltmas IS over and we were happy to celebrate tile cJieport STIVERSVILLE COM OLD DEXTER CON N oe l Herrm an MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday GREGATIONAL CHURCH pastor Saturday even1ng corrung of tile Christ Olild. Now we would like to forget hun until sc hoolser vt ce lOam Prayer Rev Cart Rtchards ce 7 p m Sunday sc hoo l next Christmas Beware if you fall mto this trap Olnst IS corrung serv1 Thur sday 7 p m pastor Mr s Worley 10 am Sunday even rn g mee tmg Sunrl,., "' t> ntn r:J o:erv rce 7 p m Fra nct s Sunday school sup! worsh ip 7 p m agam Not as a babe but as the Son of God to Judge all manlund .LI VN CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday sc hool 9 45 a m At Christmas we have our holLSes all neat and clean to Pomeroy Harr 1sonvtlle church serv rces second and FIRST BAPTIST of Mid fourth Sundays followtng welcome our many friends and fanuly Every day we should be dlepori Road Rtck Mornson pastor Sunday sc hool f 1rst and thtrd J corner of Stxth and Sunday school sup! Paul neat and tidy, at home and about our persons for JeslLS the Chr1st Palmer Streets The Rev M c Elroy sunday sc hool 9 30 Sunday evenmgs 7 3 p m Steve Skaggs pastor Danny LONG BOTTOM might come today. If you are not ready for your SaviOr's returr Thompson Sunday Schoo l am morn1ng worsh1p and CHRISTIAN -... Mr Robert commun1on 10 30 a m s unday Sc hoo 1 you are not tile ChriStian you should be Don't get caught w1th Superintendent Su nday sunday eventng youth Wyatt pa s tor schoo l for everyone Chnst 1an Endeavor 6 30 p m supt Ronald Osborne Btble your "bare" face hangmg out as tlley say See to tt your best face 9church 15 a m Morntng worShiP Sc hool 9 30 am preachmg worshtp serviCes Sunday 7 30 10 45 am Evenrn~ serv 1ces and best foot are forward. Be sure your life IS m good order 10 15 am Youth acttv1t1es p m Wednesday even1n9 7 3 p m FelloWShiP for Jun1or and everyday not only for OlrlStmas and New Year's Everyday of and pray e r meetmg and Bible HYSELL RUN FREE Senior H 19h students 6 p m the year we must be ready ChriSt IS conung agam as Son of God, Bible Stud y 7 30 p m M td study 1 30 P m METHODIST - Ronald Wells week Prayer Serv tce Wed ST JOHN LUTH~NAN pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 3C not a tiny babe nflo ~ riav 7 30 p m Prne Grove the Re v Arthur am Mornmg worshtp 10 3Ci That first ChriStmas caught the world unprepared Angels Co mbs pas tor Sunday school am Young Peoples $er v 1ce ~ HURCH OF CtiRIST 9 JO a m church servtces 6 45 p m EvangelistiC ser had to go tell the shepherds al!d a star was needed to tell and Mtddleport 5th and Mam 10 30 a m v1ce 7 30 p m Prayer :;eorge Glaze mm 1ster gwde tile WJSe men Jesus came and the world knew 11 not That BRADBURY CHURCH OF fll ee trng Thursday 7 30 p m James Sheets supermtendent CHRIST Btble Sc hool 9 30 FREEDOM GOSPEL was tile ftrSt commg of ChriSt The second commg of ChriSt will B 1ble sc hool 9 JO a m a m mornmg wor sh •P 10 30 MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev mornmg wor sh 1p 10 30 am be the same Man will not know tile day nor tile hour so we must am su nday eve nmg worsh tp L R Gluesencamp pastor "' v en lng worShiP 7 30 p m Se rvt ce 7 30 p m choir Roger W11fred Sr Su nday be ready. Verse 40 says to be ready, for tile Son of Man w1ll come >rayer servt ce 7 p m Wed pracl ce Sunday and Wed Sc hool Su p! sun day School IE'Sday at an hour when we are not thinkmg about hun Another verse nesday 7 p m prayer meettnQ 9 30 am Sunday even1ng MIDDLEPO~-T tHURCH' and Btble Study Wednesday worsh 1p 7 30 Pray er meet1ng Luke 12 37 tells us "Blessed are tllose servants, whom the Lord OF THE NAZARENE - Rev 7 30 p m Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Thomas E Weaver pastor when he cometh shall find watching , venly I say unto you, that ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Deeter class l eader Youth Floyd Carson Su nda y schoo Rev Fr eeland Norn s pastor meet1ng Wednesday 7 JC he shall gird himself, al!d make them to s1t down to meat, and supenntendent Sun day schoo l Su nday school 10 am Church p m Ernest Deeter leader 9 30 a m mornmg worSh iP will come forth and serve them ,. 7 p m Wednesday MT HERMON CHURCH OF 10 30 S unday evangeliStiC serv 1ce B 1 bl e Study 7 p m THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Are you ready to meet the Lord Jesus agam now that meetmg 7 p m prayer RACINE FIRST CHURCH CHRIST Robert Shook meetmg, Wednesday 7 p m ChristmaS IS over for another year' If so, look for the Son of God 1OF THE NAZARENE pa stor Sunday school 9 3t Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m am Russell Spencer supt to come as judge and not a babe to be la1d m a manger He will GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Morntng Worshtp 10 JO a m worSh iP se r v i ce 10 45 a m come in a cloud wttll the heavenly hosts It wtll be a great day Second Ave M i ddleport Ev enmg worsh 1p 7 30 p m even 1ng worshiP a lternat•ng Les ley G Holt pas tor sunday Wednesday M rd Week Se rvrce w1th c E at 7 30 p m on Indeed. school 10 am worshtp ser sunday Sc hool supe rmt endent Sunday Prayer meeftng 7 30 \l-I Ce II a m worship serv1ce Ger a ld vftlls Pastor Rev p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe - Rev William Middleswartll, St Paul Lutlleran Church, 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday Morr1 S M Wolfe lay l eader n1ght prayer se rvtce 7 JO RACINE FIRST BAPTIST WHITE ' S CHAPEL Pomeroy Walter p B 1kacsan pastor Coo lv1ll e RD Rev Roy D eeter, Ronnie Sa lser s S Supt , pastor Sunday school, 9 30 su nday Sc hool, 9 30 a m am worshtp servtce 10 30 Morning worshtp 10 45 am am B1ble study and prayer p Sunday even ng wor sh 7 30 se rv tce Wednesday 7 30 p m 1 1 THE UNITED PRES p m Wednesday evenmg B tble PUTLAND BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF Stud y 8 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF MEIGS COUNTY Dwtght CHRIST - Ke1 th Wtse pastor L Zavttz, Pastor Director DANVILLE WESLEYAN Sun day School 9 30a m _V H HARRISONVILLE Rev Lelon Glasure pa stor Braley sup! worShiP serv1ce Sunday Ch urch School 9 30 1Sun day schooL 9 30 a m and commun1on 10 30 am am Mrs Hom er Lee Supt you1h and IUntor yo uth servtce , event n g serv1ce 7 30 p m Mornmg WorShiP 10 30 am 6 45 p m even1ng worsh•P Wednesday B1ble study , 7 30 MIDDLEPORT Sunday 7 30 p m prayer and pra1se p m Regular board meetmg ,Chur c h Schoo l 9 30 a m John Wednesday , 7 30 P m thtrd Sa turday eac h month F Fu lt z Supt , Morn1ng 7 SILVER RUN FREE 30,.. ..... Worship , 10 30 a m BAPTIST - Sunday School, 10 RUTLANU COMM UNITY SYRACUSE Morntng Henry Dav •s supt , CHURC H - Sunday School BYDAVIDPOLING,D.D. Worsh1p 9 am Sunday am evenmg serv 1ce, 7 30 p m 9 30 a m WorShiP service , 11 Church School 10 a m , Mrs The operung of a Middle East peace conference IS an ap. Sampson Hall Supt Prayer meetmg Thursday a m Wednesday prayer 7 30 fll m meet1ng , 7 30 p m Sunday proprl8te remmder of the spmt and mood of tll1s same regton n1ght worshtp, 7 30 p m 2,000years ago Same part of the world, same fears and aruneties 1...riESTER CHURCH OF RUTLAND CHURCH OF ME fG:S GOt., Rev James Sat THE NAZARENE Rev for differmg peoples and natwns, same yearrungs for stab1hty, COOPERATIVE terf 1eld pastor Su nday school Llo yd D Gnmm Jr pastor PARISH harmony and peace And the same sort of dlSTUptive forces 9 30 am worshtp service, 11 Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m THE UNITED a m eventng se rv tc e 7 Mornmg worShiP 10 30 am present to thwart the whole delicate balance tllat must work tf METHODIST CHURCH prayer servtce anti- youth Young peoples se rv1 ce, 6 45 Robert T Bumgarner peace Is to happen se rvt ce Wednesday 7 p m p m Evangelisflc servrce Otrecf.or LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7 JO p m Wednesday evenmg When that first shout of Good News hit the Judean hillside, POMEROY CLUSTER CHURCH - Robert E Musser serv1ce 7 30 p m Rev carlE H1ckS tile setting and mood was bordermg on despaJr. Here was a pastor Sunday scnool , 9 30 MASON COUNTY Rev D Wm Sydenstricker country faced witll military occupatton Taxes were to follow the am R:obert Bobo supt THE HILAND CHAPEL, CHESTER - Worship 9 15 mo r n1ng worshtp 10 30 Ge orge Casto pastor Sunday Church School 10 a m announced census and fnends, they were certamly to be m- a mENTERPRISE Sunday eventng servtce 7 30 Sc hool. 9 30 evenmg worshiP - Worsh 1p 9 creased by tile Roman bill collectors Unempleyment had mched a m Church Scho.ol 10 a m Mrd week servtce Wednesday 7 30 Thursday evenmg prayer 7 30 p m servrce 7 30 p m FLATWOODS - WorShiP 11 up. Some scholars believe that Joseph was out of work Add to am SYRACUSE CHURCH OF MASON FIRST BAPTISt Church Sc hool 10 am thiS the precar10us martial situation surrounding the Holy THE NAZARENE - Rev M Sec ond and Pomeroy Sts Sta n POMEROY Worsh i p C Lartmore pastor Bob Craig pastor Su nday school, 10 30 a m Church Sc hool 9 Jl Family and you have a climate for hard tunes \Aoore Sunday School Supt 9 45 am , worship serv1ce 11 am UMYF6 30 pm Housing was tight, motels packed Their baby saw b1rtll m a Sunday Sc hool c lasses tor all am trammg unton 6 30 ROCK SPRINGS - Worshtp ages 9 30 am morn.ng p m evening worshtp service~ 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a m 1 barn and was greeted by a religious-political drama that forced .vorsh•P 10 45 NYP S Su nday 7 30 p m M1d week prayer UMYF630pm tile young family mto munediate flight from a murderous tyrant, '.1 30 p m eva ng el 1 st~e servtce serv 1ce Wednesda .'i.!..]_ 30__P m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner 1U nday 7 30 p m M id week MASON CHUM\..I't OF Herod. It IS awarent that the Good News came from God, that HEATH Worsh 1p 10 30 prayer meetmg Wednesday CHRIST P 0 Box 487 Miller heavenly hopes were going to offset human dread , that d1vme a m Church Sc hool 9 30 a m 7 30 p m MISSionary meetmg St Mason , w Va Sunday second Wednesday 7 30 p m B1ble Study 10 am •orshtp UMYF 7 pm intervention would overcome wordly fears RUTLAND - Worshrp 9 15 UNITED FAITH NON 11 am and 7 p m Btble Study Three years ago tile leadmg Cairo newspaper, Al·Ahram, a m DENOMINATIONAL Rev Wednesday 7 p m , Vocal , Church Sc hoo l 10 a m Robert Sm 1fh pastor Sunday I'Q.U SIC _ UMY F7 pm had a most generous and favorable story on tile bJTth of Jesus SALEM CENTI!R Wor sc hoo l 9 30a m clas s leader FIR!iT SOUTHERN HAPDirected at tis Moslem readership, it reminded tile Umted Arab sh t.P 9 a m oJ Church Sc hool 10 Le o Hill worshtp serv1ce TISTCorner of Second and Republic that Egypt had played an Jrnportant role m tile escape am , UMYF Thur ~day , 7 p m IO 30 am church , 1 30 P m Anderson , Mason Pastor , SYRACUSE CLlfSTE!R EDEN UNITED Wit C loud Sunday school , BRETHR-EN IN CHRIST a er of the Holy Family from the clutches of Herod's agents. JeslLS Rev Rlcllard E Jarv1s : ldon R erake, pastor Sunday 9 45 am ' worship service, 11 ASBURY Worship l had fowtd safety and protection m another culture Earl" :Sc hool, 10 a m Wmnie am and 7 30 P m Weekly m Ch urc h Sc hool 9 50 a m "ols nger Supt Mor Chrlatlan beginrungS have a (lOSitive link to all SenutlC peoples 01 aWSCS -, 1 , n tng .PBible study , Wednesday , 1 30 1st Tuesday se rmon 11 am, Eventng ~ASlfN ASSEMilLYoF FOREST RUN - Worshtp ~ both sides of the Nlls. se r vice Chnst 1an Endeavor GOD - Secon d Sl , Mason W a m Church School 10 a m Stould we not look for this same spJTtt of good will, this W SCS 3rd Wednesday 7 3l 7 30 p m , Mrs Lyda va Chester Tennant, pastor C h eva lt er, pres tdent Song s unday school 10 am , aspiratiOn of vision and brotherhood m tile Arab.JeWJSh pm servtce and sermon, 8 20 M1d mornmg worship 11 am MINERSVILLE WorShiJ:' peace talks? We have been too accustomed to war and the age old 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a m Week prayer meetmg Wed evangellst 1c serv1ce, 7 3(1 p m nesday , 7 30 P m Mrs Marie Blblestudyandpr~yerservlce , W SCS, 3rd Monday , 7 30 p m reminder is the Good News of J:>eace Holstnger , class leader Wednesday , 7 30 p m Phone SYRACUSE Church CHURCH OF JESUS 773 5133 schOo l 1 am wor shiP ser CHRIST - Located at Rutland HARTFORD CHURCH OF VICe 7 30 p m on New Lima Road next to CHRIST 1n Chr1~t1an Un1on SOUTHERN CLUSTER Forest Acre Park Rev Ray The Re\1 William Campbell, Rev Frank Cheesebrew Rouse pas1or Robert Musser, pastor Sunday school, 9 30 Rev Larry Pol1ng Su nday Schoo l supt Sunday a m , James Hughes , supt , rfev Howard ShiVeley sc hool 10 30 am , worsh1p even 1ng serv1ce , 7 30 p m BETHANY I Dorcas) 7 30 p m B1ble study , Wed wednesd~y eventng prayer Worship 9 30 a m Church nesday , 7 30 p m Saturday meeting 7 30 p m Youth Sc hool 10 30 a m n •ght praye r service 7 30 P m I prayer service each Tuesday CARMEL WOrShiP 11 HEMLOCK GROVE ~ m 1st and Jrd Sundays CHRISTIANRoger Watson , FAIRVIEW B I 8 L E ':: hurch SchOol 10 m pastor . Ray Whaley , supt, CHURCH, Letart W va , Rt APPLE GROVE - Worship Morning worship 9 30 am ; 1 Rev George Hoschu, r 30 p m first and ~h1rd svn churc h school, 10 30 a m , paslor Sunday School 9 30 days Cf1,urch school , 9 30 ' ynuna oeooiP.'s mPPtlna, 6 30 a m Prayer and Bible study a m prayer meeting , f irst Pm evening worShiP, 7 30 1 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer Wednesday, 7 30 p m Se rv 1ce Tuesday 10 a m EAST LETART - WorShtp P m UI IJ I ~ swdy Wednesday , worshiP Service, Thursday 1 30 p m , second and fourt l 130pm 73 0pm , ,und~ ys chrJ r ch school , 9 Jv am prayer meet1ng l htrd Wednesday 1 3() p m G REAT BEND Wo r sh•P \1 a m 1nd and 41h sundays Ch ur ch Sc hOQI 10 am lETART FALLS - Wor shtp 1(1 a m c hur c h school 9 a m Bibl e stu dy 7 30 p m eve r y u MT the Sermonette • o o ' ,-·--_ ···- Television Log 6 00 - News 3. 4, 8, 6, 10, lS , ABC News 13, Seseme St 20 , Adlerian Counseling TechnlquH 33 - ) ( I Week 20. Beatlhe Clock 13. Chesapeake at Gallipolis 5 - 8 00 - Washington Week In Review 20 , Sanford & Son 3, 4, 15 :.,:West VIrginia Law 33, Brady Bunch 6, 13, Peach Bowl8 10 -. 8 30 - McKQnkey ' s Ferry 20 , M<lrshall News Meeting 33 , Odd 13, Ozz•e's Girls 6, G1rl with Something Extra 3, .4, 15 9 00- Masterpiece Theater 33 , N eedles and Pins J, 4, 15. Room ...,". Couple .:! - 222 6. lJ , World Press 20 ll!'<...,. 9 30- Brian Keith 3, 4, 15, Adam's Rlb6, 13 W:, 10 00 - News 20, Washington Week In Review 33, NB C News • Presents Special Edition J, 4, 15 , love, American Style6, 13 ! 0 30 - Wall Street Week 33 11 00 - News , Weather, Sports 6, 8, 10, 3, 4, 13, 15 . Janak I 33 I 1 JO - Johnny Carsoo 3, 15, In Concert 6 , Movies " Journey to the Center of Time" 10; "Duel of the Titans" 8 " Master of the World" 13 . Goodnight, America 6 Rose 8~~1 Bound 4 l1 .40 - Johnny Carson 4 1 00 - Midnight Special 3, 4, Don K.rshner's Rock Concer~ 6, News 13 1 15 - Movie "The Human Mon ster" 10 , 2 30 - Focus on Columbus 4 ' ' 3 30 - News 4 ... " • •' '' ' 30-TV Classroom 8, Kentucky Afield 13, Faith for Today 10 Monday Mall hew 1 18-25 Tuesday Luke 2 1-7 Wednesday Thursday Mal/hew Luke 2 1-12 2 8-20 Saturday Hosea 14 1-9 Fr~day Mattluw 2 13-23 Treehouse Club 8, 10, Farm book l 7 ls-Woman's Point of VIews 13. 7 30-Man from COSI 10, ~esame St 20, Gospel 6, Abbott & Costello 8 , Banana Splits 3, Dick Van Dyke 4, Treehouse Club 13 B oo--Jake's Place 6, Lldsvllle 3,4, 15, Bugs Bunny 13. Popeye 10, Ftlntstones 8. 8 JC)-tnch High Private Eye 3,4,15 , Yogi's Gang ll, Huck & Yogi 6. Bailey Comets 8. Mister Rogers 20. 9 oo--Sesame St 20, Addams Family 3,4, 15, Super Friends 6,13. ThiS IS hiS very first New Year He's celebratIt m h1s own talented fash1on. JUSt bemg cute. Last year thousands of boys and g~rls were arrested They had all been cute-<:>nce1 But d1d they have the pnceless example of acuve Chmuan parents? Were they )liVeD moral and spmtual trammg 10 tile Church? D1d they grow up m a Chnsuan atmosphere? ThiS young fellow can't be absolutely sure that the New Year IS worth celebratmg. H1s fu· ture IS m the hands of hiS parents But he's smil· 1ng because of hts confidence m them Durmg thiS New Year thelf fallh tn God, and the smcenty of thelf relallOnsh•p wtth the Church will begm to determme JUSt what thelf son IS gomg to be whu• ht stops bttng cute When he stops being cute Sunday John 1 1-14 7 oo-Nelghbors 13, ferm Front 4, Fun for Everyone 6 Ing Movie 8,10 3Q-Emergency 3,4,15 10 oo--Eiec Co 20. Butch Cassidy 3,4,15, Lassie's Rescue 9 Rangers 6, 13, My Favorite Martians 8, 10. 10 30-Stor Trek 3,4,15. Goober & the Ghost Chasers 6,t3, Jeannie 8,to, Zoom 20 11 oo--Sesame St 20, Sigmund & the Sea Monsters 3,4,15 , Brady Kids r,,13 , Speed Buggy 8,10 11 3o-Pink Panthers 3,4,t5, Mission Mogle 6,13 , Josle & the PusSycats in Outer Space Everything's Archie 8,10 12 30-Go 3,4,15, Fat Albert 8,10 . ~.~l)!'fT~OMERY Louis W Osborne Pomeroy Sports - I WARD •• . • • CATALOGUE STORE Ph 992 2178 Prev1ew Dlal992 2318 . 296W Second - Pomeroy • THE DAILY SENTINEL Devoted to Meigs Mason Area SupPQrt the Church ol Your Choice 104 W Main Pomeroy Ph 992 3354 0 MARK V STORE MIDDLEPO~T 0" '0 SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL Devoted ~o the Greater Ohio Valley •• •• We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions 992 2955 Pomeroy, 0 I LODWICK'S MARKET General Merchandise Tuppers Plains Ph M7 3280 FULL SERVICE SHOP Radial Cuts & Toupees 120 E Main St Family Recreat1on •• •• •• Pomeroy Bakers of Hal sum Bread Groceries & MIDDLEPORT. OHIO , Racine AU WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION 00. Heatlnq MlddlePQrt 992·3550 REAL ESTATE BROKER llOMechanlcSI Pll . 9923325 . Middleport Authorized Buick. Pontiac, GMC Dealer Pll 992-2174 . : : • : • : • : .... : • : :• : • : • : :. • : • : • : • : I. BOWER~ DRIVE·IN RESTAURANT v. . TUPPERS PlAINS HARDWARE GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN Short OrdOI's-Carry-Out A Cool Dining Room Chet!OI', Ohio : • Palnl·l'lumb1ng a, EiectrlcaT Supplies •• l5ti 667·3963 "Tuppers Plains The Store With A Hearl Ph •r •• ••• •• ••• •• •• ••• ...• RACINE PLANING MIU 949· ~2 Building S-upplies &Custom Millwork Ph 992 ;1978 THE DAILY SENTINEL . MEIGS T~ CENTER MEIGS TIRE CENTER ALIGNMENT Pomeroy ! t Dl ,.,. WHAT I l HE BECAME WHEN HE WAt; OFFEREt> l 0 U 5 2Z Large amount poem 23. Fondle 36 Tbrce, m Taranto 24. Texas CLl y 25 Adoles cent 37 Hawauan game 22 T1 ansport 23 Encrus ted 25 Spleneti c 26 French pnest 27 Stock exc hange m emb e1 shtp 28 Rlver after waste or want l v- 'J CRYPTOQUOTES Now lllT&nKe the circled Idlers QZVGCGYJR RMYSR NEVB ESYJN CYX ER NAYJCA MYSYXK AEX ZHZQ to fomi the surprise anawer, u ':::ll:=:::======~U~;;..,;';"!g~g•:•:ted by the above cartoon. (An•wen tomorrow' 4 used for the three L's, X for the two O's, et c Smgle letters, apostrophes. the length and formation of the words are all hmts Each day the code letters are different FOR AN EXPEN51VE COAT " ' AZEQX YI AGT SZIYQZ - QJRRZVV VKMZR Yesterday's Cryptoquote: SNOW IS BEAUTIFUL WHEN YOU ARE WATCHING THE OTHER FELLOW SHOVEL IT - ANON (© 1973 Kmtz Feature~ Syndleate, lnc.) 3 oo--News 13. 8UT '1'0U CAM HAVE YOUR. DEPOSIT BACK 1 WHEN I REMTfD THIS t3ARN TO YOUR .Qag I DIDrl f K~W I WAS REALLY REHTIN IT 10 A BUNCH A HfY, 'tW IOOS' 6fT AWA'f FROM tlo,'( .t:!!£f!E_5 I ~· :ntl6 fS !'>'! PROPfiUY AHO 'JOU AI'!'T GoT tiO~ESS SEtH Qt! 11' 'fEG-- AFTER' HE D LI:D ME DOWN TO THe 5UPP05E DL Y down iO Gf:T THE! MONE-Y HE 0 5TA5-H~D ~MALL WONPE~ 1 F~OM THERE ON EVER.YTHI'-JG !JL.ANK5o YINA t M GOING OOwN ·nu~Rf AND IJJYt='STieATE 1 our• 1 Devoted to the Interest of The Melas & Milson Area Pomeroy, Ohio ! ' !TiS 1101, 'TWG~'U.. CO All'iTHI!llllD '(OJ itJIO LCXJKI~ WORSETHAN 'THAT , MOM I I OON'f EVEN GET PARre IN OFF -OFF· BROADWAY FLOPS ANYMORE SiWJ I one.' It doesn't take much sk1ll to see that South can do bettertf he lets the queen o1 spades hold that ftrst trtck After thts play there will be no way for West to cash hts four spades. Eventually, South wtll score one spade, two hearts; three diamonds, three clubs and game and rubber AI least that ts what he would do 10 However, any normal br1dge game the :::::=-=::::-r.;e;:;;::;:w:::;:~:-®:l MAKE~ gold·brtck salesman wh.,-, ~ NOTROU&~E . produced 1! would now bet 1 PIKE IS tt.l FAC:K, that he could defeat the con· • A NICE ~:,~AIHMtS tract After studytng the NEIGH&tRHOUSE.heart sutt carefully the VIC· lim would bet whereupon the defense would start with three rounds of spades. On the third lead East would discard hts ace of d1amonds. Now South would have to let Wesfin after takmg only two dtamond tricks and the last two spades would set the 'l.!!;!:.,_::;~:f:t:::::::::~b..J contract rr.~~~r;;.:;:;;;;i'Nj~\1 ALLEYOOP ro AND >ON &LOW UP THE. INFLATABLE f'.UB~R REP~ICA- ~ . -...-=:- - ~ !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) TH' WAV 'IE HATE • . RACINE FOOD MARKET 16 '1 ennyson Gu1de 30 Of the V1kmgs 34. Abound Eng wds) 12 Th e l1dy way (2 bal 29 shtre, AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW One letter stmply stands for another In this sample A 11 i!IA5E:-ME~T- brtcks 1n hts spare hme I212 E MainKeepsake Diamond Rings 51 Pomeroy POMERV), macln ne 7 Devoured 8. Censure ( 4 wd s ) 9 D1stnbute 2'7 Substan Shrop- DAIJ,Y CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: ,,, br1dge player who sold gold ·- Ml DOLE PORT, OH 10 Pass 3N T Pass Pass Openmg lead- 6• : MIDDLEPORT, 0 M&R FOODLINER 19. H1lls of 6. Shapmg Sooth 1NT Pass : RAU'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Bakers of Good Bread HUNTINGTON, W VA East : • : -c HEINER'S BAKERY North ThiS hand does not really belong m 1973 It made its f1rst appearance at least 40 years ago Undoubtedly 1t K&C JEWELERS GOEGLEIN READY MIX Weat By Oswald &: James Jacoby SMITH NELSON MOTORS CHESTER, OHtD Phone 992 3284 General Merchandise Ph 949 5172 500 E Main St tYUlWN 10 llO-Carol Burnett 8,10 , Mabel Mercer & Bobby Short 33 • South's three notrump con· : tract ts very normal • West opens the s1x of : spades and East puts up h1s • queen If South covers With : the kmg, East will ~am the • lead w1th h1s ace of dtamonds : and lead a spade to his • partner The result w1ll be VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR GAUL'S MARKET 21 Crune solvmg a1d Yesterday's Answer shaped • was concocted by some WAID CROSS' SONS SIORE OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. " Sweet Chari~y" 3,4,15 8 30-MASH B,tO. War&Peacel3 GatorBowl6,13 (Brit dwt ) commun e 5 Swor d ' Both vulnerable " •~• Ph 949 9591 Racine Swimming Climplng ""d •• •• • ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION ROYAL OAK PARK Plumb1nr •• • MAYER &HIU BARBER SHOP 16 F1sh m wds) ...K85 • • Ph 367 7414 Cheshire 15 - m1tz vah (3 4 NetheL lands + ~ Cor Rts 7&554 14 Shandy's crea tor pretty lo\\ 'A 102 K Qt02 • MIL MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY ..I NORTH • 975 'K93 • 9883 ...AQJ WEST EAST .Al0864 .Q3 '854 'QJ78 +J74 +As ... 103 ... 97642 SOUTH !D) • K J2 • • - Dl 8 Oll--AII m the Fam1ly 8,10 Partridge Family 6.13 Movie 11 45-News 13 Movie 'Jungle Capt1ve" 6 Give the con man a hand •• • SlJ1TFS • 12 oo--Mov1e "Creatures of Destruction" 13 1 1D-Movie 'Mr Blandlngs Builds H1s D r eam " 1 l0-Mov1e "Call mg Dr Death" 13 2 4G-Movte " Mr & Mrs Sm1th" 4. 13 P n ce paid feat ure 3 5tnk logs" 39. Allcv1ale 40 Corundum 41. Parllcular I ""'u""""'"""" I "[ I I J-[ I I J-D" Animal~ town 10 P lunder 11 Hale U AR 2 Venet1an 3'7 On earth 38 'Sawed form four ordanary words 11 40-Movie " HouChn1 " 4 JC)-That GOod Ole Nashville Music 3, Zoom 33. Jor da m an 1 Pa rt of 35 B1rd do g Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to \[ROUP AR "l \ 7 5 Ancient A thought for the day Bnt1sh (S p ) 29 Ill novelist Aldous Huxley sa1d, (2 wds) ''There's one corner of the 31 l ln ke r universe you can be certam of 32 I arge unprovmg, and that's your own w1ne cask sell •• 33 Word JJWJWID!1~ ® 1k.J -u.~ .-J ,_. 9 oo-Mary Tyler Moore 8, Hl , ,13 , America 4 In 1869, W1lltam Semple of Mount Vernon, Ohto, was granted a patent for chewmg gwn In 19?2, Arab terronsts mvadod the Israeli Embassy 10 Bangkok, Thailand, and held Six hostages 1n demand for release of 36 Palestiman pnsoners m Israel 6 30-Beverly Hillbillies 8, NBC News 4,15, Film 33, 7 oo-Hollywood Squares 3, Catch 33 Hee Haw 6,8, Lawrence Welk 4,13,!5 , Lassie 10. ••• •• •• • ~------------ - -----+----------~~~~~ • Dear Helen They've got every "lib" and " power•' group under the sun, except the one that affects me nuddle.age liberatton, or maybe nud lib Old age gets venerated (at least a little), youth gets everythmg, from JObs to theJT p1ck of mates, but we 50ish people , all we've got IS the knowledge tllat from here on out, tile only way we can go IS DOWN At work, we•ve vtewed as " retirement matenal", thus passed over for advancements If tllere's a cutback, we go fJTSt they save on pensiOns that way When we try for another JOb, we're turned down as "too old," yet we can't draw Soc tal Securtty until age 62 or 65, dependmg on sex There's an advertism~ slo2an, "You're not getting older, you're geltUlll better", but who says 1t about 5(J..plus people' So Up Wltll5(1.power' We may have wrinkles and a few sags, but we've still got brams and a sex life, and we're tJred of bemg classified by young upstarts as "over the hill " - FOR MID-I.JB Dear Mtd-Libber · That phrase, "You're not gettmg older, you're getting bet· ter" should be revised for nuddle.agers to, "As you get older, you've GOT to get better'" Too many 5(1.plus people let !belT brams sag along w1tll tlle1r 1 Pam myths 17 Seraglio cham ber In 1846, Iowa was admitted to 18 1-""'m d 20 Knov. the Umon as tile 29th state 11 DO-ABC News 6,13, News 3,8,10 , Mtdn1ght Spec1al lS 11 3o-Rose Bowl Bound 4, ABC News 6, 13, Mov1es " The Nght of the Following Day" 3, " The New Interns" 8 ' Down to the Sea In Ships" 10 •• .HAYMAN'S (General Merchandise) Dear Mrs. J. Forget the talk • Among your fnends, 1 predict 1t w1ll be mostly favorable, and why not' After all, you've known each other for years, you're compatible, you love Dom's children and you won't even need go through tile hassle of changmg your name 1- H by THOMAS JOSEPH DOWN ACROSS Today's Almanac By United Press lnlernatlonal Today IS Fr1day, Dec 28, the 362nd day of 1973 w1th three to follow The moon Js approaching 1ts first quarter The mormng star lS Mercury The evemng stars are Venus, Mars a nd Jupiter Those born on thJS date are under the s1gn of Capncorn Woodrow Wilson, 28th pres•· dent of the Umted States, was born Dec 28, 11156 Also on this day m history In 1832, John Calhoun, at odds w1tll President Andrew Jackson, became the ftrst vtce pres1dent to res1gn GREATEST NEED CLAY, W. Va. (UP! ) Claiming no area " needs 1t more than us," Clay County Court PreSident Don Samples has urged Un1ted Mm~ Workers President Arnold MiJ}er to relocate the un1on headquarters m tliliJ central West V~rginta county QUEEN CITY HIT CINCINNATI (UPI ) - A severe tllunderstorm pounded Cincmnah WJtll wmds up to 60 miles per hour late Wednesday afternoon and blew roofs off houses In suburban Montgomery, Nortll College Hill and Forest Park Pcrsta n 9 31}-B ob Newhart 8, : "•• _ Pt\: .992 3863 Dear Helen· I was 23 when I marned my 40-year.old husband I couldn't have dreamed of a mlX'e wonderful life, until I was w1dowed early this year, at age 38 The person wbo helped me most durmg this sad time was my • husband's oldest son, who was m college at the tune of our wedding He resented me then, and we only got to know each other after about f1ve years of stand-offislmess He Is now 35 and divorced It seems uncanny, Helen, but when I'm witll Dom (Jr ), 1t's almost as if my hlLSband were here agam They're so much ahke - kind, thoughtful, humorous, smcere Naturally we never tllought of each other as mother and son We now love each otller But what will people say if a stepson mames his step. motller' He has asked me, I want very much to be his wife, but how can we face tile talk - especially smce Dom has two children who were once, techrucally, my grandchildren? - MRS Dear Helen This IS to those women who are mt;Jicked to p1eces by overbearmg, blammg husbands I was Uttle M1ss Meakness for five years Futally I got tired of hearmg myself repeat, "I'm sorry" , and tr1ed reverse psychology When my hlLSband opened hJS mouth to blame me, I struck fJTSI, w1tll a legitimate complamt When he crltietzed the house (I take great pr1de m my neatness and keep a lovely home) I pohtely sa1d that smce he didn 't appreciate 1t, I'd be gone for a week - to my sister's - and I expected perfecllon when I returned In other words, I showed hlm how 1! felt to be constantly downgraded He began to change lllUlledlately You'd hardly know tile man today He g1ves me every consideration Some men become bullies because theJT w1ves ask for 11 I'm - NO LONGER ASKING 5 30-Maklng Things Grow 3l ~ THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINr.S & LOAN CO. Naftonwlde Insurance Co of ColumbiJs, 0 307 Sprmg Ave Pomeroy Middleport Bowl 10 ••• • WIN AT BRIDGE Mr and Mrs C:harles R Sh~ts 106 Court St Pomeroy 992 3001 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Racli'le Sun 6 QO-News B, A Look at the Book 15 , Performance 33 ~----------------------'·. :~-~~----------~---------1 MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH St Rt. 7 15, 3 QO--Salnt IS ' 3 3()-You A.ked For II 3. • 4 Oll--Audubon Wildlife Thaler 33, East West Shrine Game 3, 10. A.tro-Btuebonnet Bowl 6, 13. 4 31}-Anllques 33 5 oo-Sewlng Skills· Tailoring 33 , Wrestling 8, Wide World of Kt1eter Advertlalnr Serv1ce 1ne StruburJ Vnginta Authorlled catalog Mercliant 337 N 2nd Van Oyke4 , Lassie t 15-Bob Daniels 3, Sun Bowl 8,10 1 3Q-NFL Game of the Week 3, Man From UNCLE 4, Western Star Theater 15 2 oo--1 Spy 15. Movie " Cry for Happy" 6 Copyright197S SEARS OBA Anthony Dick 8, tO. W1th the hope 11 w1il, tn some measure, foster and help sustain,that wh1ch ts good tn fam1iy and commun1ty ltfe, thts feature IS sponsored by the bustness ftrms and organtzations whose names appear below - Pomeroy, QO-Beatles3, 2 30-Movles "The Spiral Road" 4, "Smokey' 1 1l Scnpturea selected by the Amencan B1ble Soc1ety 220 E Mam a, 10 t2 QO--Jetsons 3,4,15. Inside Out 20 , Movie 13. Bowling 6, 1 Marry Her Stepson 7 D J SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 197!1 ' 6 / lJI&her ' By Helen Hottel My LineS . Wild Kingdom 13 , Etec Co 20, I Spy 15, Courseol ': need for good news a: NBC News 3, •· lS. ABC News 6 CBS News 8. tO Hogan's Heroes 13 7 00 - Truth or Conseq 3, 6, Beat the Clock 4, News 10, What's ..: our Times 33, Beat the Clock 4 - 7 30.,..- Porter Wagoner 3, Hollywood Squares 4, New Treasure .-. Hunt 10, To Tell the Truth 6 Concentration a Wall Street David Poling, D.D. Man's continuing Helen Help Us. • • FRIDAY. DEC. 28.197l 6 30 - ligures - and tt 's easy ID be 1gnored if you netther look nor tllmk your best Mtd-Lib' It's a great 1dea, but may 11 be liberatiOn from self· ptty and fear of agmg ' Stay alert'and m tune, and you 'll never be considered over tile h11l Right, Margaret Mead, Mary Clilderone, Clare Boothe Luce, Helen Hayes, Bob Hope, Ari OnaSSJs, William 0 Douglas - and most of my over -50 fnends ' - H 'lOU'Ll NEVER BE Af\1 ASTERNOT, TAT~·-- Tho blddllJ8 has been Weot Norlh Eod Sooth l+ Pass a Pau U Pass ? You, South, hold •K J6 5 '2 +A Q 106 5.K41 ~~~ _what do Y'"' do now• : A - Josl bld r..r dlaiiiOIIIk Yo will bid""'" later SPlASHDOWNS Lilli ,, l 'l\1 1 ~ ( \( ~II ( I HE SAID l (1.1115 VIO-ATIN6 fll5 600~ SPACE ' �• I • 8- , The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Dec. 28.1973 Laurel Cliff News Notes BY BE RTKA PARKER Sabbath School attendance Dec. 23 was 118, offering $69.10. Fift~n choir members were present. Bertha Parker spent Christ- mas with relati\'es in Columbus. Mrs . Thomas Dorst · and c hildren, Milan , spent severa l days with her parent.s , Mr . and Mrs. James Gilmc:e. Mr . and Mrs. R oy Howell , Indiana, s pent the weekend at their home here. Mr . Vern Story, Columbus, is spending the week with his wife and son, John . Mr. and Mrs . William Perry, Athens, spent an evening with Mr . and Mrs . Norm an Schaefer. Mr . and Mrs. Ted Mathew , Huron, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Karr, Sr. Mr. and Mrs . Mark Stahl, Stockdale, visited Sunday with Mr . and Mr s. Norm an Schaefer . Meigs Property Transfers Jackie L . Lyons, De lores G . Lyons to Hilton Wolfe, Ruth A. Wolfe , .32 Acre, Sutton. Charles H. Bryson, dec. to Weltha Bryson, Aff . for trans ., Sutton. Mary L. Emmish, dec. to Willetta E . Bougher, Josephine Burkey, Mary Sara Rodgers, Elizabeth Ann Emish, Cert. for trans., Lebanon. Harry Osborne, Jr . to State of Ohio, 23.77 Acres , Olive. Homer M. Circle to Lula Circle, 101.80 Acres, Sutton . Eddie Lou Howery, dec. by Clara E . Howery, Executrix to Gene Lowell Jeffers , Reed Jeffers, Lee Sterling Jeffers, Mary Kathryn ' Jordan, Janet Anne Dunham, Richard Lester . Jeffers, Parcels, Columbia. Charles Barrett,. Florence E. Barrett to Th.omas Arthur Zai10, 32 Acres, 52¥.! Acres, 2 Acres, Rutland . Ziba Midkiff, Sylvia Midkiff, Cecil Midkiff, Emilia Midkiff to Cecil Midkiff, Emilia Midkiff, 7.71 Acres, Bedford. Hayward W. Bissell, Kathleen Bissell to Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec. Co., Ease., Chester. William Long to Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec. Co., Ease., Lebanon. H . Vic tor Wolfe, Alice M. Wolfe to Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec. Co., Ease., Lebanon . Ronnie McDade, Loretta McDad e to Columb us & Southern Ohio Electric Co., Ease., Lebanon. · Co1lege Scores ay United Press International Sentinel ·Classifieds Get Results!' tN~m.:.f,~N Notice In Memory _"'$' .HOGG &, Mr~ :.· ; PQ.MEROY HOME :AUTO A&A HEATING c. INSTALLING -- - ----------- AND --------------- REPAIR PHONE 843-2341 ----- --------- _______ ______ 73 Olds 98 Lux. Sed., power, roof, air ... -'4895 •5.55 72 Cadillac Sed. De~ille, power, air; •..... -'5500 72 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air ...... • '5500 73 Olds Toronado, V-roof, power, air ....•. '5200 cars 72 Buick Elec. 225 H.T. Sed., air ......... '3495 72 Olds 98 Lux. Sed., V-roof, air ..•...... ·'3895 I 71 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, luii power, air.....'1595 DITCHING SERVICE 70 Olds 98 Lux. Sed., full pow., air, v-rool '2295 P&J HEATING AND COOUNG For Sale "· EXPERT Pomeroy Home & Auto For Sale 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air ...........'2095 70 Camaro H.T. Coupe, V-8 auto., P.S. · · .. '1995 • Aelp Vlanted 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof, air· .. 11095 69 Mercury Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto ..... '995 69 Nova Cpe., 6 cyl., std. trans............'1395 MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER WANTEIJ APPLY THE DAILY SENTINEL POMEROY, OHIO modeL Complete with all · cleaning attachments and uses paper bags. Slightly used but cleans and looks like new . Will sell for $37.25 cash or :c!'ms available. Phone 992-· PHONE 992-2156 2984 . Employment Wanted 12-5-tfc bedroom air conditioner, 13' expllndo, 1 acre ground. Old Rt. 33, North of Rock Springs. Phone 992-5677. ·, 12 -23-tfc -----------Real Estate For 5ale 8-TRACK tapes , country & .western , rock & gospel, only $2 each. Tape cases, S2.95 & S6.95. This offer good only unt il January 6 , · 197-4. Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E CARPENTER work , masonry Main Stree t. Phone 992-7554: work , general remodeling by _...12-26 -Stc hour or con tra ct. Phone 992 3511 . EX 'P ER lEN CEO pai'nter . Interior and exterior . Phone 985 -3951 . ___________ __ 12-16-26tc STEREO -RADiO am -fm , 8 ------------track tape comb lnatlon , -4 way speaker sound system . Balance 5102.56, or use our budget terms . Call 992 -3965. WAL KE R Pup , 6 months . Lost 12-16-tfc in Rutland Township . $10 - - - - -- - - - - -- - rew a rd . Phone 742 --1285. F IREWOOD . Can deliver . 12-26-4tp J)hone 992 -2826 or 992 -5565 . - - - - -- - - - -- - - 12 -16-12tp lost Saturday, December 29th. Starts 12:00 Noon Rt. miles east of Athens at Cannaanville, Ohio. Watch for signs . . Partial listing: Oak stack · bookcase, Dining room set, wicker chairs, brass kettles, square china cupboard, wash stand, dressers, lot of stone jars and collectable items too numerous to classify. Not responsible for accidents. All sales cash or positive I. D. 2 speed. operaWon. ' (Jlolce of weter / Auto. water level ' control . Lint F liter or Power r:tn "ltt.gltator. Perm•-Prtll t'im ps . Mo~yt•v H•foof He•t Dryers :.;ur round c1othe· with gentle , eve• ~eat . No-.h6t spots no overctry lng Fine Mesh Lin · F ilter . l We Specialize In _ ' RUTLAND - . MAY.TAO FURNITURE':~~~~.}~:" ~~~~~B~i~li~W~a~de~,AA~uAc~t~io~n~e~e~r~~~~.LI:~74U.1~~~2~11~-~·--~A~.!~n~oi~~~.G~r~~~~~~·--·~·--·~·--.~-~.11~~~~ 21!2. ACRES - About 112 cleared. Large saw timber on the rest. $5,000.00. NEW BRICK BUSINESS BUfLOING Now has 2 businesses, operating. On Rt. 7, with cent,.~ I heat, air, and city water . Nat. gas furnace. Ideal • location. $50,000.00. REASONABLY NEW 2 bedroOms, bath, fireplace in living, garage , and full basement. $15,000.00. 2 APARTMENT - One down with 2 bedrooms, ~P has one BR . Asking $25.000.00. NEW HOME - 3 bedrooms, 1112 baths, garage, and almost an acre. $22,000 .00. POMEROY - 6 rooms , bath, gas furnace near the bu51ness section . $10,500.00. POMEROY 2 bedrooms, bath, basement, gas F.A.furnace . Only $10,000.00. NEW LISTING - 3 bedrooms. bath, family room . gas F.A. furnace. In the country near •Gavin. ' · J j!ENTALS -One 12 rooms ln . town S2SO.OO . One 3 bedroom mobile home $150.00 · One I bedroom mobl fe home $100.00 a I I mo. To all our friends we wlsb happiness and success In 1974. WITH PRICES GOING UP, A BARGAIN TODAY .MAY BE OUT OF .REACH TO- · MORROW. 'cHECK WITH US, .... .• States through the Arab oil embargo. - This winter's weather, which affects how much crude oil must be diverted from production of gasoline to heating oil. -How successfully domestic refiners maintain ·their production and inventories. "We lmow that families will find it necessary to exceed the 11).gallon target during some OF Pomeroy. Motor Co. the part of the bureaucracy as well as th e American people to cope. If the American public continues to cooperate, we can avoid more stringent measures, there 's no doubt about that." Thursday to accept the head coaching spot at cal Poly Pomona . Vinci had a 15-&-2 mark at San Diego and led tbe .Toreros into this year's NCAA Division Herbert Stein, chairman of 3 post..eason playoff against the President's Council of Wittenberg University of Ohio. 1972 CHEVROLET BEL AIR $2495 4 Door , tess than 15.000 mi les by l foca l owner . Be ige finish. vinyl top , 350 V-8 engi ne, auto m atic tran s., power steeri ng & brakes , t ires s how littl e wea r . Radio, tr:u ty a c ream puff . Economic ~ total gasoline usage.'' ing his weekly use of gasoline from the present average of 16.5 gallons to an average 12.4. cent Simon hopes for. But that was before Simon's call last week for a voluntary 10 gallon limit. The standby plan would give ''the period about 600,000 barrels a day, he said. That means some friendly countries are letting the United States have some transshipped Arab oil. I, . Happy & Prosperous New Year! THE RAlPH EMERY SliM · lies immediately ahead of us." He said the American economy 4:30 TO 5:30 •• Keith Goble Ford, Inc. Jumble., ALTAR Ye.terday'• brought up by the Stars to replace Harvey . RAINY \ Aar.wen Call fur a C'httlltJf' uf /Ptlt~-ANAGRAMS drive for Americans to cut their energy use has a new slogan: "I?on 't be fuelish ." The theme is repeated in two TOWNSHIPS public service television commercials Simon showed newsmen Wed- SCHOOL DISTRICTS nesday . Actor George C. Scott and football player Marv Flemming are featured . -Simon announced the easa ing oil shortage means jet fuel for airlines will be able to AND CORPORATIONS BEDFORD Meigs Local S.D. . •• 4.30 1.50 Eastern Local S.D. . 4.30 2.50 30.00 30.00 .25 .25 .27 .27 1.00 1.00 .38 .38 ·37.70 38.70 allotment announcement. Major airlines will get 95 per cent of their 1972 quota, rather than 85 CHESTER Easrern Local S.D. • 4.30 Meits Local S.D. -- - 4.30 2.50 2.50 30.00 80.00 .25 .25 .27 .27 1.00 1.00 .38 .38 88.70 38.70 per cent as previously planned, COLUMBIA Alexander Local S.D. 4.30 1.50 28.50 .25 .27 1.00 .38 36.20 LEBANON Eastern Local S.D . • 4.80 Southern Local S.D. • 4.80 2.00 2.00 30.00 26.00 .25 .25 .27 .27 1.00 1.00 .38 .38 38.20 34. 20 Southern Local S.D. 4.30 2.50 26.00 .25 .27 1.00 .38 M.70 .27 1.00 .38 37.70 increase from a previous he said. Regional airlines will get 100 per cent, instead of 90. Business aircraft remain at 80 per cent of 1972, and private LETART aviation remains at 70 per cent of 1972. . OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT !'.T., · POMEROY. OUR LAST 1973 MODEL '6995 OLIVE Eastern Local S.D. • 4.30 1.50 30.00 ORANGE Eastern Local S.D. _ 4.80 2.00 80.00 .25 .27 1.00 .38 38.20 RUTLAND Meigs Local S.D. __ 4.80 Rutland Village ____ 4.80 2.50 1.40 80.00 30.oo ;.oo .25 .25 .27 .27 1.00 1.00 .38 .38 38.70 46.60 Local S.D .••• 4.30 1.50 30.00 .25 .27 1.00 .38 37.70 SALISBURY Meigs Local S.D . ..• 4.30 Middleport Village • 4.30 Pomeroy Village --- 4.80 1.30 .20 .20 30.00 30.00 3.70 30.00 7.10 .25 .25 .25 .27 .27 .27 1.00 1.00 1.00 .38 ' .38 .38 37.50 40.10 43.50 SCIPIO Meigs Local S.D.••. 4.30 2.50 30.00 .25 .27 1.00 .38 38.70 SUTTON Southern Local S.D. (30 Racine Village ----- 4.30 Sr,racuse Village __ _ 4.30 2.00 .70 .70 26.00 .25 26.00 8.00 .25 26.00 10 .30 .25 .27 .27 .27 1.00 1.00 1.00 .38 .38 .38 34.20 40.90 43.20 SUTTON Meilra Local S.D. ··- 4.30 2.00 30.00 .25 .'l/1 1.00 .38 38.20 SALEM ~leigs Real estate taxes which have not been paid at the close of each collection carry a penalty of ten per cent. Taxes may be paid at t he office of the county treasurer or by mail, Please bring your last tax receipt and if you pay by mail be s ure to lo. cate your property by taxing district and enclose stamped self addressed envelope. Always examine your tax receipt to see that it covers all your property. Office Honr~ 9 :00A.M. to 4:00P.M. daily excep b Saturday when office closes at Noon. Tax Books will open December 20, 1978 , to Jan. 20, 1974. HOWARD E . FRANK, Meigs Co. Treas. i ' I CLERGY · Middleport, Ohio - IMPOSE In pursuance of law, I, Howard E. Fra~tk. Treasurer of Meigs County, Ohio do hereby give notice that the number of Mil!s levied on each doll ar of property shown on the General Tax Duplicate of 'Real Estate, Public Utility and Personal Property within said County for the year 1973 is as follows: - The fOderal government's ' .OPTOMETRIST 14x64-3 bedrm. Total Electric Fleetwood. Double insulation with poly wrap sidewalls; \'4 inch paneling, 2 dr. refrig., delux furniture, house type door, storms & screens. some time." Johnny Rogers, who scored 11 goals and 12 assists for New Haven this season, 'has been Rates of Taxation for 1973 will grow, " but the Arabs will own more of it." In other energy develop- i ' . Donald said Thursday wben he announced the suspension. "I have been very displeased with the quality of Harvey's play for .. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D, . not happen in a day,'' Mac- of each .licensed driver over 18 years o( age an authoNzation card and a number of ration coupons each month-probably entitling him to 8 or 9 gallons per week . He could buy more coupons from anybody who had not used up his supply. That way there would be no black SUSPENDED BlOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) - Right wing Buster Harvey has been suspended indefinitely without pay by the Minnesota North Stars for what Coach Parker . MacDonald called ineffective play and insubordination. "This is something that did a I ments : could be adjusted monthly to reflect changes in demand and s upply. The plan could be implemented by March I. Simon said the crude oil shortage already has narrowed somewhat. Offi c ials first thought the long-anticipated ~hortages plus the Arab embargo would leave crude oil short by 3.27 million barrels a day . would mean each driver reduc- Ohio maxlmum shortage (of fuel~ market. The number of coupons Average lZ.I Gallons A 25 per cent cut, he said, Open Evenings 'Til 7 o.m. 1'. 3at. 'til 5 p,m. .Service 'Til 12 On Saturday gloomier view: He told a news week s" Slmon said. ' if all American ·" Therefore, drivers took 10 gallons a week as a target, we would hope to get an overall cutback of between 25 and 30 per cent in Advisers, had conference POM~!~!v~.?,!~~- CO. '(l\ _ POMEROY,OHIO Andy ·of the woods,'' Simon said. ''We Vinci, head football coach at have seen tremendous respon- . the University of San Diego for se. We have seen an effort on the past two seasons, resigned The newest estimate is a Figures reported so far show shortage of 2.7 million- 13.6 per Americans' cut their gasoline cent of the col.Ultry's needs, purchases 7.9 per cent from Simon said. normal during the week ending The difference comes because Dec. 14-far short of the 25 per the Arab embargo "leaks" by We want to thank you for !lie many pleasant relations that we had in 1973 and past years, and wish you a j l 2 SIGNS SOO E. Main St., Response Tremendous VINCO TO CAL POLY " We are far from being out SAN DIEGO (UP!) - I Favorite t.:ountry1 1 Sl•n VIsit On .Mlcklltferi-,.,_y..: ( Chester, 0. Sale Starting Dec. 29th - We will be open 'M onday, Dec. 31st, closed only Jan. lsi, 1974. WMPOFM $1'E.REO. 911 no .,...,.r ft2·2Stl to ues to "leak" to Ule United ALL 1973 CARS • Three LTDs and three Gran Torino5 offered at less than our cost. MOf1CIIy lllrv FriUy . On HENRY E. CLELAN() YOUR F'RtENDLY IROkER 9f2.J259 II 1 · come voluntarily limiting themselves · to a "target" of 10 gallons of gasoline per week will be a big factor- but not the only one-in determining whether a new standby rationing plan is put into effect, the government says. Announcing the plan Thursday, federal energy · chief William E. Simon said other factors affecting whether It is activated will be: All Used CaJS and Trucks priced for '-quick sale.· , - 1 ,Music Americans - How much crude oil contin- SALE DOWNTOWN BELPRE OHIO _Your close ,OUR WORD IS OU·R BOND . 1971 DODGE POLAR A $1695 · 4 Door, V-8 automatic, power steer ing & brakes, factor y <Jir, radio , good lst fine tires, clean interior , gree n fin ish . • Mlu.ER HOMES. - REMEMBER We Seroice What We Sell 1971 DOOGE CORONET $1495 A Door , V-Be ng ine , automa ti c, clean inte rior . ex cel lent 1st line tires, blue fin ish . A bargain for anyone . JANUARY CLEARANCE GUARAN'tEE BEST SER'liCE IN OHIO VALL!;.)' I r WASHINGTON (UP!)- flow NO MONEY NEEDED Ul!fTIL . ;JANUARY 1974 ' lYEAR -- - . '..--~~ ' . See Ceward Calvert, Ron Hester or Bill Nelson 98S-41 00 QUALITY Gas rationing is up to everybody _ PRICES ·To make room for the inany · new units a~riving in Jan., 1974. DELAYED DELIVERY AVAILABLE With the exception of a small deposit. , 2 RIGGS USED CARS Located on St. Rt. 7 nice 6 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel Karr & Van Zandt "You' ll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Untii6:0~Til5p . m. Sat. At ---------------------------19f1ALLE1edrli: Windsor ELECTROLUX Sweeper deluxe Mobile Home, 12 x 65, 3 To All! • SALE For Rent or Sale 68 Chev. liz t. Pickup, V-8, speed .. ·· ·· · · ·11295 68 Chevelle Coupe, V-8 motor, auto. .. ·.... '995 61 Chev. 4 DOor, V-8 Auto. ·• ........ ·.. · .. '145 DISPERSAL --------------- Happy New Year 65 Dodge 2 Door, V-8 Auto .................. '95 ·ra; tor Sale or Trade 69 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., V-7 auto......• -'1295 66 Buick 4 Door, V-8, auto. . ......... :.•.• '295 1 PHONE 992-2156 POMEROY, 0. dr 1959 Ford •;, Ton Pickup, 6 cyl. , standard . Runs good and looks good . $295 1965 T- Bird, runs good. $295 1964 Comet, 4 dr . 6 cyl., sta ndard. $295 1963Mercury,2dr. H.T. $125 1962 CtJev. 4 dr . wagon . $50 67 Ford Galaxie 2 Door ..................... 1595 Real Estate For Sale DAILY SENTINEL 1970 Camaro. 2 dr . H.T., 6 cy l.• auto ., red in color $129S 1971 Vega Hatchback, 4 sp. $1395 196901ds. Cutlass,4dr. H.T., sharp $99S 1972 Ford Galaxie 500,4 dr H.T., 302 V-8, P.S ., P. B. , factoryair . $1695 1969Mercury Marquis, 4dr. H.T. Load ed . $995 1968 Buick Skylark, bubble top, 4 dr. with rack. $595 1969 Dodge Monaco, 4 dr . H.T., factory air , P.S., P. B., vinyl roof . $895 1970 Ford LTO, 4 dr. wagon, 3 seater · with rack . $1295 1971 Ford Galaxi e 500, 2 dr . H.T., P.S., P. B., vinyl roof. $1195 1970 Olds Delta 88, 4 dr ., factory air, P.S., P.B.,oneowner . $1295 1969 Plymouth Fury Ill , 4 dr ., 318 V-8, auto ., factory air. $895 1966 Plymouth 4dr . wagon. Runs the best . $495 68 Olds Cut. H.l. Sed., V-8, auto., P.S.· · ·- ·'995 ------ WANTED PAPER CARRIER CLIFTON, W. VA. loaded , 68 Olds 98 H.T. Sed., V-roof, air ............'995 PAPER CARRIER IN SYRACUSE CO-OP COUNTRY SQUIRE 120 1973 ·PONTIAC G. P. Local one owner , loaded . SALE$4295 1972 CHRYSLER ~~~~~&T.~i~~eowner. SALE 53295 1972 CHRYSLER ~7~:~ 0~il:~.yal 4 dr ., a ir Only SALE 5 2995 ·1 972 PONTIAC Cat~ 4 sed , loca l one owner . SALE $1995 1972 FORD T· Bird . This car has everything ." Only SALE S4195 1971 ,CHEV • ~~~ed~rlo, one of the sharpest cars SALE 52795 1971 PONT.IAC Cat . 2 dr . H.T. , air Real sharp . SALE$1995 1970 BUICK Skylark 2 dr . H.T.. G.S. Real sharp. SALE $1895 1970 PONTIAc ~~~:rns, 2 dr . std. Real gas SALE 5 1695 1971 DODGE ~aer~on cy l., std. trans., littl e SALE 5 1795 Firebird 3SO, 2 BBL 1969 PONTIAC engme, auto. sA'U?NGS 5 1395 1968 BUICK Elec. 225 4 dr . H.T., air, real nice 225. ONLY $995 1968 PLYMOUTH GTX d~. H.T., fac. air, ONLY $99 5 power wmdows. 1967 FORD Gal. 500 4 dr. sed. , auto , P.S . P. B. ONLY $495 WE WANT YOU BACK CAUSE THE JOB WAS DONE RIGHT NOT BECAUSE THE JOB WAS DONE WRONG •1895 69 Olds 88 H.T. Cpe., power, air ........... 1995 WANTED THE DAILY SENTINEL ' 70 Ford Wagon, air ........................ '1495' - --------..------- Wanted To Buy BIG SAVINGS booster brakes , nice. 73 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air .•..... '6500 OlfiCE SUPPLIES FURN.ITURE . 1971 FORD F-250 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air ..•...•'6500 PH. 992-2174 POMEROY, OHIO l 'I• Ton Pickup, topper , 4 sp. tran s., power -------------- . NE La. 15 Eut Tenn . 80 Qu<okor City Classic Cincl71 St . Bnavntre 65 Temple 61 Harvard 59 USED CARS hn=t E. MAIN START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT WITH A GOOD USED CAR FROM SMITH NELSON IF YOU ACT NOW! ... SMITH NELSON !MOTORS, IN~. 500 SAVE •300 TO '500 JRUIM'r$ for Rent SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. BUY BELOW WHOLESALE =. ;.., _ Notice o., Dec. 28, 1973 .Business Services_ Hoard House ESTATE SALE Pacemaker Classic Miss . lOS La. Tech 76 9- Tbe Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, SHOOT ING Match . Horner Hill IN LOVING memory of our 1969 BUICK La Sa bre , 4 door ,tA;i.FAIAICATIO :. Gun Clu b, Sunday , Dec . 30. 11 nusband , father , ancl grand hardtop , good con dit ion , · - -· · · · MondayO~adline9a . m . noon Faclory chv ked guns father , Ralph Barton . who ask ingS800. 17or lEI miles per ~ w lf,a~:!~':;~~~d ;nt~o;~~~t~~~~ only . passed away 3 years ago , gallon . Phone 985 •179. .,STRIPPERS" ~ ~~b P bl .• 1. 12 27 3tc Dec . 28, 1970. 12 28 -7tp We Strip P1int. V•rnis,hes, 1 ay o 1.4 •ca •on __ ___ _ The rippl in g s tream of li fe rolls - - - - - - - - - - - - - F 't FJ"Om the laroest T""' REGULATIONS on an•v yet lhe vacanl ch a i r . e1c: . 1rom urnt ure . . h GUN S HOOT , Sa turday , Dec Th e P u bl 1S Bulldoztr Radiator to er reserves th~ , p. m . Mile Hil l Road . Re ca lls the face , th~ voice, Ant iques-Modern-Metals 29 6 ·~maues t Heater' Cor\! . r ight to edll or r e!ec' o1ny ads fac tory c hoked guns only . th e smil e of one who once sat We buy Antiques, Colfecto Your.'S.C:•/: ".i 1 deemed ob ject ional . TM Ass orted meal!; , Sponsored by \h ere . Loo king ba ck wi t h s ROOM downstairs apt . with tibles, etc. Nathal'l Biggs . ooww ...clloJob• P!Jblisher wilt , not b~ respon Racine Fi re Dept. memories . Sprayed with a . furnace . Call 992 -3056. Radiato.. Specialist S•ble for more than one In il lion tears . w ishing you 12-28 -Jtc Pic:k -upServiceA"ailable tc m 12 27 2 correct inse rtion . ---------------could have spared him , God . ' - - - - - -- - - -- - -DICK SEYLER, Owner RATES SHOOTI N G MATCH, Corn for just a few more years . FURNISHED , 2 bedroom Phone992·2791 ForWantAclServic~ Hollow Gun Club. lurn first Wife , Hazel Bl'lrton , ch ildren apartment. M idd le port. . MATE RIALS CO, , , 5 cents per Word one inset l ion right aft er Miles Cemetery, and g rand ch ildren . Phone 992 -3874. Kerr Street · Minimum Charge 51.00 R v tt an • F ac lor cho ke .. 12-28 -ltp 12-28 -tfc Pomeroy , Oh,·o ·nfJ$54 , . IN! lOll<.W: . .. . Pn . '992-2174 14 cen ts 11e-r word three u . Y u consecutive ins e rt•ons . guns only . Sun day . Dec . 30, 1 IN LOVING memory of our ----- - ~-- ----ROOMS . &II electr ic 26 cents per word six. con n rn . PaPa wh o passed away De c . THREE apartmen t on East Ma in St. in sccut iv e in~ert i ons .' 28 , 1972 . Income when disabled Pomeroy , like new, wall oven. 15 Per Cent Discount on paid NOW HE ' S GONE table top range . Phone .446ads and ads paid wi t hir1 10 I' ve known a smile 7699 or 446 -9539 after S p .m . day s. While he was here h is know ing , 12-23 -6tc CARD OF THANKS ~ · Alignment loving , giving , sh ar ing & Stephen Snowden & OBITUARY Now he 's gone, I' ve telf a tear S2 . 00 for ,s.o word min SS3 Russe ll St . But grateful smile sh ines FURN ISHED 1 bedroo m apt. In 992-209!1 . lm um . Ea ch additional word Pomeroy . Phone 992 -3901. {Gr~vel Hill) through the tea r 12-26-tfc Jc 606 E. Main Pomeroy = Grateful for the g ifts of love Middleport/ Ohio BLIND ADS On Most American Good se nt wh ile he was here 992-7155 Additiona l 2Sc Charge per Gifts that will smile on in my TRAILER space In Middleport . Ad vert isernen t. phone 992 -3102. -GUARANTEEDheart and be forever dear . OFFICE HOURS Thank you , God , for your Phone 992-2094 8:30 ll .m . to 5 :00p .m. Da ily , and never -ending love through our B:JO a .m . to 12 · 00 Noon grandfather, Ernest D. PRIVATE meetlno room for PLEASE w i ll the person or Satu rday Residence and any organ ization ; phone 992Johnson . Grandchildren . persons who hit the left rear . Berna rd , Debbie, and Steve 3975. Open 8 TiiS fender of a green 197 1 Dodge , Mobile Homes 3-11 -tfc Lava lley . Stop In and See Our a t Racin e Legion Hall Pilrk ing Monday thru Silturdlr 12 -28 ltc lo t on Dec . 19 between 7 and 606 E. Main , Pomeroy, 0. Floor Disolav . HOUSE for rent In Cheshire. IT 'S THE real th ing, th e Sew 9 : 30p .m . phone Mr Kenneth I N LOV IN G memory of Phone 992 -5693 . and Go Shop Eifler Chris t ml'ls l~uss ell , Ra ci ne . Otdo, 949 hu sb and , and lath er . Ernest 12-13-tfc Sa le. All polyester reduced 2522. D. Johnson . Dec . 28 , 1971 . $1 .99 y a rd and up owner , 12 -26-Jf c Mr s . E . T . Calaway , Al fred. 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and Thoughls return to scenes long Oh lo . unfurnished apartments .., wE HAVE a ll your upholstery SHOOTI NG Ma tc h . Racine Gun needs, Burlap , denim , 12-2B -6tc past. . Phone 992-543-1 . Club, Sunday , Dec . 30, 1 p .m . cambric , foam glue , zippers , Water Lines and, Powtr --------~-------· Asso rt ed · meats, fa ctory Tim e roll s on , but memones ta c king strip, spr ings and Lines. All worf< done by tho last . .--chok.ed gu ns on ly. SHERIFF ' S SALE cl ips , chipbo~rd , button 12 ·26-3t c Though absent , you are ever foot or contract. Also dozer OF CHATTEL PROPERTY twine , sewing thread , legs , near , Ru~ se ll Cullum s work and septic tanks inupholstery books , dacron , 8 TRACK tap es, country & Still loved , still m issed , and s t ill webb ing , spring twine, tacks , so dea r . stalled. west ern. rock & gos pel. only James Morgan Sa dly missed by w ife . LOCU ST posts , co ntact Harold welt cord, cotton , swivel GAS and OIL $2 each Tape c ases, $2 ,95 and and Ca se No . lS 1 112 Emma J ohnson and children . bases and foam , foam . foam . Evans. Long Bottom. Ohio. $6 ,95 This off er good only SALES& SERVICE Gloria J ean Morgan See or Call 12-28 -lt c Pomeroy Recovery, 622 East Phone 843-2942. unt il January 6, 19 74. In pursuance to an Exe cut io" Ma in Street, Pomeroy. Phone Bob or Roger Jeffers Pomeroy Recovery , 622 E . Residence, commercial or from the Co mmon P leas Cou rt 992 -7554. Ma in Street . Phone 99 2-755<1 . of Meigs Co unty , Pomeroy , mobile home5. Save on parts Day 992-7089 ,__ 12 -26-Sic Ohio, on the 10th day of & labor. CLOSE OUT on new Zig -Zag WAITRES S full or parttime . Night 992·3525 De ce mber , 19 73 and to me Sewing Mach ines . For sewing 215 N. 2nd Ave . Middleport Hours 4 to 12:30 p.m . No KO SMETICS & dir ected In t he Ci!lse above !<OS KOT or 992-5232 stretch fabrics. buttonholes, 1972 KAWASAKI 500 Mach Ill . ex per ience necessary. Apply Phone 992-3509 WIGS : MERRY CHRI STMA S named , I will e)(pose for sal e at Perfect condit io n . Phone 992 fancy designs , etc . Paint in person , Bl ue Tarta in . & GOD BLESS EACH & public auct io n at the front door 3564 . slightly blem ished . Choice of 12-28 -7tc EVE RY ONE OF YOU . of th e Cour t House , Pom eroy, 12-28 -3tp arrying case or sewing work , land .clearing by c _.,....--~ --------HELEN JANE BROWN , Ohio , Meigs Coun ty , on th e 81h DozER dfld oack hoe work , DOZER s tand. 549.80 cash or terms the acre hourly or contr•ct, DEPE ND ABLE person for MIDDLEPORT , OH IO, 992 day of January , 1974 at 10 :00 ponds and septic tanks, dlf · available . Phone 992 -298.4. farm ponds, roads, etc . L!frge housekeeper for e lderly 511 3 AM th e follow ing goods and ching service ; top. soli , fill VACUUM Cleaners new 1973 1 2-5-ffc dozer and operator with over couple . Good wages and time 12-11 -tfc limestone; B&K chattels to -wit - a 1956 or 1959 d irtJ Model. Compl~te · with all 20 years experience. Pullins off . Re ference required . Dodge diesel loggin g truck . l 1h ----- -- - ----~--clel!lnino tools . s mall paint i- ~~~Av t~ t_ lno . Phone 992 -5367 or! E)(cavating, Pomeroy , Ohio. Phone 992 5293. 9 61 BEAUTIFUL walnut stereo to 2 ton bed , rear axle 17,000 damage In shipp ing . Will take Phone 992 -2478 , 12-28 -tfc DUE to the condit ion of th e rad io AM -FM tape comlbs ., front ax l e 7.0 00 lbs .. 9-1-lfc S27 cash or ·budget plan 12·11i'-tfc buil d ing , we will c lose Dec . bination, S-track tape deck . · ":. ---;"----~ -.-----...· . maximum GVW 23,000 lb s, available . Phone 992 -2984 . ----------·-· --31. We , also , would like to Balance $101.93, or terms SPARE time . National Ser ial No 1 3 .~7624, S. 0. No . 12-18-tfc :JEIGLERS for building houses tt'lank all our custome rs . Auctioneer typewriter distr ibutor seeks available . Call 992 -3965. 401070-10. and kitchen cabinets . Call ' C. BRAOFORO, Lou ise's Bakery, 105 Court Complet' Service 12-23 -tfc PAINT DAMAGE , 11}73 ZIG · person· to repair guaranteed Terms : Cash in hand on day Guy Nelgfer, Racine, Ohio Str eet , Pomeroy , Ohio . Phone 949-3821 typ ewriters for area dealers . of sale . ZAG SEWING MACHINES . 949 -3604. Vernal ond Lo uise Well. Racine, Oh io Company tra ins. For deta il s. SEWING machines , brand new Taken as property of James Still In original cartons. No 1:2. 20-26tc 12 9 18tp Crltt Bradford zig zag in n ice walnut table . In write : Typewriters , Glen Morgan and Glor ia Jean attachments needed as our 5-l_·tfC: original cartons. Never used . shaw, Pa . Morgan to satisfy an Executi on controls are built -ln . Sews NEED A new ceiling or room _________ __,:_ ____ Clea rance on '73 models . Only I HAVE a vacancy t or a lady in favor of Russell Cu llum s with 1 or 2 needles , makes panelled, or Interior painting? tEXCAVAT1NG, dQter, loadlffi a fe\)1 ava ilable ; 563 .40 cash or that wants room , board , and ROBERT C. HARTEN BAC H buttonholes, sew on buttons , Call Richard Wilt. 992 -2889. and backhoe work ; uptlc· terms ava ilable. Phone 992 care a t any age. Phone 843 - Sa lesman or Agent Wanted SHERI F F, M£:: IGS COU NT Y monograms . and blind hem 12-l8 -26tc . tanks Installed; dump truckl , 2854 . 2984. IF IT 'S better pay you want 12 -28 -73 stitch . Full cash price 538.50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - and lo -boys for hire ; will hiUI: wr ite me. Opening in Mid 12 23 tfc or budget plan available, ~ "riC TANK S cl e8ned . fill dirt. top soil, limestone, dlepor t - Pomeroy area . No Phone 992 -2984. . Modern S~nltation , 992 -3954 or and graveL Call Bob or Roger experien ce necessary . Age FIREWOOD. WARNER Barber Shop will be 12-18 -tfc College Basketball Results $1 2 per pickup · 992-7349. Jeffers, day phone 992-7089; 1 not important. Good open every Saturday as usual load any day after 2:00. Rainbow Classic Wl lil Ch ar les Carr working . character a must . We train . SINGER Automatic Zig -Zag - ----=--- -- - - -1,0:23-ttc ~J~~-t phone 992·3575 or. 992- 1 Gordon Proffitt. Great Bend . 12 -28 -lf c Air mall B. P . Dickerson , Su bPac 81 Tennessee 79 Sewing Machines , In sewing Sandy Desert Rd. , Portland , 2-11 -tfc Pres . . Southwes tern table . Makes buttonholes , ~:uroMOB ILE ln\uranc~ been) Scranton Ohio, Rt . 1, Petrol eum Cor p., Ft . Worth . sews on buttons , blind hems, T6 OU R C USTOMER S, we now cancelled? Lost your But: knell 69 Kings Pt . 42 12-28 -12tc Tex . have ethy l gas Come on ba ck. etc. Top notch condition . Pay operator ' s Hcense. Call 992 - PRiCE CONSTRUCTION, Wilkes 78 Sc ran ton 75 12-26 -4tc Roofing , spouting, kitchens CERTIFIED GAS STATI ON. SS1.or terms ava ilable . Phone 747~ . 1 WincMster Civifan FOAM to fill vour old covch and and bath'rooms . Compltte Scirry. but we can no lon ge r 992 -2984. 6 - 1~tfc chair cushions as low as Randolph -Macon 81 remodeling . Phone 742-6273. accept chec ks of any k.ind . $10.95, Upho lstery books only Westerh Maryland 62 '· , 12-J.tlc RLISs's Cert ified , Pom~roy . soc . .4 •nch c overed foam 'GR-OCERY oosmess tor saM. CHARLES R . HAT FIE L C: , - - - - - - - - -- - - - Sh ippe nsburg St. 105 J2 -27 -3 tc mattresses for standard size m inl -backhoe , water lines , Ft'EAcn· ·MlX No. Car . Wes leyan 69 Building for sale or lease. CoNCkt; re: bed , $29 .95 . Pomeroy Phone 773-5618 from 8:30p.m. footers , drain fines . . Phone delivered right to your Tournaments Recovery , 622 E . Main. to 10 p.m . for · appointment . 742 -6092. prorect. Fast end easy. Fre• (Final Round) Pomeroy . Phone 992-7554. 3-20-tfr ~--------"'2c: · 6e; · .:.;18"'-tc estima"tes . Phone 992·3214. Gator Bowl 12-23 -26tCi Goegleln Ready -Mix Co .. FARM, 50 a cres or more , good Championship Middleport , Ohio. house and water . Coa l r ights . UPHOLSTERY Fabrics by the ~INGER sewi ng machines 197 Florida 77 Duke 60 Ph one 992-5752 . mode l in beautiful waln ... t SEWING MACHINES . Repair ; 6·30-t,fc yard 54 inches wide as low as Consolation . cabinet. Makes design stit $1.95 per yard. velvets as tow serv Jc#, a.ll makes . 992 -228o4. - SEPTIC TANKsCLEAN"'ED J cksnvt 85 Wes tern Ky . 79 ches , zig zag ; buttonholes , , The Fabnc Shop , Pomeroy. . as S3 .45, Imported velvets, East Agthorized Singer Sales and REASONABLE rates . Ph. 4U· blind hems , etc . Like new .. ·CA"SH pa id for an makes ana· $9 .95 . We also have nylon. Bluefld St . 67 Woffrd 57 Service. We Sharpen Scissors. 478.2, Gallipolis, John Russell, Only $89.95. Call Ravenswood mode ls of mobile homes., hercuton , cotton prints, 3-29-tfc :~- Ow~r and Operator . Mrcyhrs t 75 Mansfld 65 :273 -9521 or 273 -9893 after 5:00. Phone area code 614 ·-123 -95 31'. viny ls , and remnants , bY the 5-12-lfc' Phone 992-21S6 12-7·tfC -..=--=-.- ------...-::----....,.... South .4 -13-tfc .yard or by the piece . Pomeroy --------... ' --~-------J Recovery , 622 East Ma in LSU 76 Tulane 44 I Q'D~LL Allnementwork Coin oe Street , Pomeroy . Phone 992 , . . . . , . , Midwest NO 1 CO PPER 60c , r ad ia tors done by appointment only at . 7554 . Oi1io 51. 77 Buller 63 30c, brass 30c , batte ries , present time , due to Illness In It's Snow Tire Time! 12-23 26tc $1. 00. M . A. Hall , Ree dsvi lle, Wchta St . 79 Adms St. 46 family . Pt:one for IP · · Pomeroy, 0. Ohio . Phone 378-6249 polntment 7A2 -3232 . Drake 92 Mlnn -Duluth 64 SALT FOR ICE AND SNOW .· ' 11 -25-lfc: 12-20 -tfc 'A LOVELY new Home Y2 mile West Rock salt for townships , from Meigs High School. ____ ""'_..,..=--=--==---- - -------:-------Idah o St. 107 111. St . eo towns, and businesses in Three bedrooms. two baths.' 'SEP 'IH.. • "'~ ..... :::. ARQBI'C OL D furnit ure , oak tables, bu lks and bags 'f or ice · and . full basement with two car S E WAG E S Y STEM ~ cloc ks , ice boxe s, bras.beds ,' The featured event of ansnow . Excelsior Sa lt Works. garage . Large lot . $27,500 . . CLEANED, REPAIRED .: PoSitive Stop and Go In Mud dishes or comple-te Phone 992 -3891. cient Greek games at Olym· Also , recenlty remodeled MILLER SANITATION households . Wr ite M. o.' & Snow. 11 -11 -tfc three bedroom older home In STEWART, OHIO . PH , 662 · pia wa s a brutal boxing Miller. Rt . -1 , Po meroy, Ohio, Pomeroy . Price of $15,000. 3035. ,. ALL SIIES t111)TO.CK . call 99 2-6271 , • wres tling match called th e Includes furniture . Owner will• 10-A-tfc 5- 13-ff c E)(CELSIOR Salt Works; E pankration, meaning ' ' all- - ---- ----~ ----~- -help finance either of these - ~?'.:- - -=-p-.Let Us Install Now! Ma in St., Pomeroy . All kind .; two properties. ·call 593 -5667 ~t:LNA" - an-dWhu¥~Wiriv s tre ngth ," whi c h wa s fought · of salt water pellets, ware Athens . Machines .. . Servlc:e on ell nuggets, block salt and ow until surrender or death . makes . R~.asonabfe rates . 12-:2 -30tc • SU.PER SERYICE. S'liA Ohio River Salt . Phone 99~ •The Sewing Center, Mid 3891. ··~~ Jack w. CarSev. Mgr. dleport, Ohio . I 6-5-ttc 11 -16-tfc: lltil Phone 992-9932 TWO STORY brick apartment OUT OUR WAY by Neg Cochran -- --.--~=-- ..--- --building , two apartments, South Th ird St ., Middleport. "Motii~HORie5 ~~-· 1956 FORD ~~. ton pickup with I • T HESE ARE t:AUSE Shown by appointment. catt le r-acks, S225; 1967 Cub 600D ·· GREAT/ ABOUT Rodney Down ing, Real Est11te Cadet with cu ltivators, $350 ; YOU SHOULD Broker . Phone 992 -3731 . N\AI<E DR.A.W,/>J ' 1949 Chevy, $150, runs good . 700 LB . Polled bull for sate or 12-20 -6tp Phone 949 -2134 or 2.47-2 192. trade for another of equal 12-27 -3tc value . Phone 992 -7106. 12-23:6tp ,--- - - - - - , 8 ACRES of ground on St . 143, 21 IN CH CONSOLE Philco co lor water tap paid. Phone 992TV in working order , S75. 28 New Homes To Be 3640. Phone 992 -3681 . 12-13-12tc 12-27 -3tc HOUSE , 1618 Lincoln Heights . 3 SOLD bedrooms. Fam lty room In basement , washroom , utltlty AM -FM stereo -radlo -8 track USED room . Electr ic range, air tape comb ination , .4 speaker conditioner, carport. car ancl sOund system . Balance peting in living room . Call $103.98 , or use our budget REPOSSESSED 9.49-2891 . terms . Call 992 -3965. B&G AUCTION md Dominion ' ;:~=~lkk;_::;::,s===~:=======~:t;;=.l;s;K:u~s~A~ao~ur:.=. Auto Sales s P .M D ~::~f~: ~~~ blicat iOI Tournaments (1st Round) All-College 0 . Roberts e2 Weber Stm 79 Houston 85 Va . Tech 66 Ashland Holiday Ednbro St . 90 W.Va . St. 68 Ashland 71 Kutztn St. 67 Bentley Holiday Bryant 64 Hunter 32 Bentley 108 Middlebury Bl Big Eight Kan . St. 68 Nebraska 47 Iowa St.73 Okla. St.50 Chico Classic N.a ca lester 57 Cent. Wash . 56 Wh ittier 80 Alaska 70 Citizen's Fidelity Alabama 77 South Car. 75 Loui svf 91 Eastern Ky . 75 Claxton Classic: St. Fran ., Pa. 85 N.Tex.S t. 81 Ga . Sthrn 100 Boston U. 83 Doylestown Area Jayc:ees Del. Valley 77 Swrthmre 67 Mhlnbrg 103 Lycoming 92 ECAC Holiday Festival LaSalle 77 Stanford 66 f.l\anhattan 88 St. Louis 65 Princeton 72 Duquesne 62 '"' St. Jno .. N.Y. 76 Ill. 60 Far West Classic; Wash . 96 West Vir. 79 Oregon 78 Texas 66 Findlay Holiday , ---------------------Ind. Cent. 89 Hntingtn 87 Findlay 72 Heidelberg 67 Granite CitV Classic St. Cloud St. 78 Pittsburg St. 67 Capital 70 St .John's, Minn . 69 .(ot} Gustavus-Ado! phus 90 Wayne St . 68 Lutheran Brotherhood Gettysburg 79 St. Olaf 61 Augsburg 107 Thiel 54 Augustana , Ill. e2 Concordia , Mlnn . 66 Roanoke e2 Carthage 70 Mercer lnv i1ational Ind. St. (Terre Haute) 93 Florida St. 92 50-E, 6 Mercer 73 Wls .-MU . 67 Muskingum Holidarq Musklngum 86 Franklin & Marshall 59 Wheeling 99 Urbana 88 Ntw Jersey Kiwanis Monmouth 76 C.W~ Post 68 Fairleigh Dickinson -Mad . 80 Montclair St. 72 Baylor lele Ga . Tech eo Old Dominion 110 Yale 82 - ,_ • �• I • 8- , The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Dec. 28.1973 Laurel Cliff News Notes BY BE RTKA PARKER Sabbath School attendance Dec. 23 was 118, offering $69.10. Fift~n choir members were present. Bertha Parker spent Christ- mas with relati\'es in Columbus. Mrs . Thomas Dorst · and c hildren, Milan , spent severa l days with her parent.s , Mr . and Mrs. James Gilmc:e. Mr . and Mrs. R oy Howell , Indiana, s pent the weekend at their home here. Mr . Vern Story, Columbus, is spending the week with his wife and son, John . Mr. and Mrs . William Perry, Athens, spent an evening with Mr . and Mrs . Norm an Schaefer. Mr . and Mrs. Ted Mathew , Huron, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Karr, Sr. Mr. and Mrs . Mark Stahl, Stockdale, visited Sunday with Mr . and Mr s. Norm an Schaefer . Meigs Property Transfers Jackie L . Lyons, De lores G . Lyons to Hilton Wolfe, Ruth A. Wolfe , .32 Acre, Sutton. Charles H. Bryson, dec. to Weltha Bryson, Aff . for trans ., Sutton. Mary L. Emmish, dec. to Willetta E . Bougher, Josephine Burkey, Mary Sara Rodgers, Elizabeth Ann Emish, Cert. for trans., Lebanon. Harry Osborne, Jr . to State of Ohio, 23.77 Acres , Olive. Homer M. Circle to Lula Circle, 101.80 Acres, Sutton . Eddie Lou Howery, dec. by Clara E . Howery, Executrix to Gene Lowell Jeffers , Reed Jeffers, Lee Sterling Jeffers, Mary Kathryn ' Jordan, Janet Anne Dunham, Richard Lester . Jeffers, Parcels, Columbia. Charles Barrett,. Florence E. Barrett to Th.omas Arthur Zai10, 32 Acres, 52¥.! Acres, 2 Acres, Rutland . Ziba Midkiff, Sylvia Midkiff, Cecil Midkiff, Emilia Midkiff to Cecil Midkiff, Emilia Midkiff, 7.71 Acres, Bedford. Hayward W. Bissell, Kathleen Bissell to Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec. Co., Ease., Chester. William Long to Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec. Co., Ease., Lebanon. H . Vic tor Wolfe, Alice M. Wolfe to Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec. Co., Ease., Lebanon . Ronnie McDade, Loretta McDad e to Columb us & Southern Ohio Electric Co., Ease., Lebanon. · Co1lege Scores ay United Press International Sentinel ·Classifieds Get Results!' tN~m.:.f,~N Notice In Memory _"'$' .HOGG &, Mr~ :.· ; PQ.MEROY HOME :AUTO A&A HEATING c. INSTALLING -- - ----------- AND --------------- REPAIR PHONE 843-2341 ----- --------- _______ ______ 73 Olds 98 Lux. Sed., power, roof, air ... -'4895 •5.55 72 Cadillac Sed. De~ille, power, air; •..... -'5500 72 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air ...... • '5500 73 Olds Toronado, V-roof, power, air ....•. '5200 cars 72 Buick Elec. 225 H.T. Sed., air ......... '3495 72 Olds 98 Lux. Sed., V-roof, air ..•...... ·'3895 I 71 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, luii power, air.....'1595 DITCHING SERVICE 70 Olds 98 Lux. Sed., full pow., air, v-rool '2295 P&J HEATING AND COOUNG For Sale "· EXPERT Pomeroy Home & Auto For Sale 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air ...........'2095 70 Camaro H.T. Coupe, V-8 auto., P.S. · · .. '1995 • Aelp Vlanted 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof, air· .. 11095 69 Mercury Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto ..... '995 69 Nova Cpe., 6 cyl., std. trans............'1395 MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER WANTEIJ APPLY THE DAILY SENTINEL POMEROY, OHIO modeL Complete with all · cleaning attachments and uses paper bags. Slightly used but cleans and looks like new . Will sell for $37.25 cash or :c!'ms available. Phone 992-· PHONE 992-2156 2984 . Employment Wanted 12-5-tfc bedroom air conditioner, 13' expllndo, 1 acre ground. Old Rt. 33, North of Rock Springs. Phone 992-5677. ·, 12 -23-tfc -----------Real Estate For 5ale 8-TRACK tapes , country & .western , rock & gospel, only $2 each. Tape cases, S2.95 & S6.95. This offer good only unt il January 6 , · 197-4. Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E CARPENTER work , masonry Main Stree t. Phone 992-7554: work , general remodeling by _...12-26 -Stc hour or con tra ct. Phone 992 3511 . EX 'P ER lEN CEO pai'nter . Interior and exterior . Phone 985 -3951 . ___________ __ 12-16-26tc STEREO -RADiO am -fm , 8 ------------track tape comb lnatlon , -4 way speaker sound system . Balance 5102.56, or use our budget terms . Call 992 -3965. WAL KE R Pup , 6 months . Lost 12-16-tfc in Rutland Township . $10 - - - - -- - - - - -- - rew a rd . Phone 742 --1285. F IREWOOD . Can deliver . 12-26-4tp J)hone 992 -2826 or 992 -5565 . - - - - -- - - - -- - - 12 -16-12tp lost Saturday, December 29th. Starts 12:00 Noon Rt. miles east of Athens at Cannaanville, Ohio. Watch for signs . . Partial listing: Oak stack · bookcase, Dining room set, wicker chairs, brass kettles, square china cupboard, wash stand, dressers, lot of stone jars and collectable items too numerous to classify. Not responsible for accidents. All sales cash or positive I. D. 2 speed. operaWon. ' (Jlolce of weter / Auto. water level ' control . Lint F liter or Power r:tn "ltt.gltator. Perm•-Prtll t'im ps . Mo~yt•v H•foof He•t Dryers :.;ur round c1othe· with gentle , eve• ~eat . No-.h6t spots no overctry lng Fine Mesh Lin · F ilter . l We Specialize In _ ' RUTLAND - . MAY.TAO FURNITURE':~~~~.}~:" ~~~~~B~i~li~W~a~de~,AA~uAc~t~io~n~e~e~r~~~~.LI:~74U.1~~~2~11~-~·--~A~.!~n~oi~~~.G~r~~~~~~·--·~·--·~·--.~-~.11~~~~ 21!2. ACRES - About 112 cleared. Large saw timber on the rest. $5,000.00. NEW BRICK BUSINESS BUfLOING Now has 2 businesses, operating. On Rt. 7, with cent,.~ I heat, air, and city water . Nat. gas furnace. Ideal • location. $50,000.00. REASONABLY NEW 2 bedroOms, bath, fireplace in living, garage , and full basement. $15,000.00. 2 APARTMENT - One down with 2 bedrooms, ~P has one BR . Asking $25.000.00. NEW HOME - 3 bedrooms, 1112 baths, garage, and almost an acre. $22,000 .00. POMEROY - 6 rooms , bath, gas furnace near the bu51ness section . $10,500.00. POMEROY 2 bedrooms, bath, basement, gas F.A.furnace . Only $10,000.00. NEW LISTING - 3 bedrooms. bath, family room . gas F.A. furnace. In the country near •Gavin. ' · J j!ENTALS -One 12 rooms ln . town S2SO.OO . One 3 bedroom mobile home $150.00 · One I bedroom mobl fe home $100.00 a I I mo. To all our friends we wlsb happiness and success In 1974. WITH PRICES GOING UP, A BARGAIN TODAY .MAY BE OUT OF .REACH TO- · MORROW. 'cHECK WITH US, .... .• States through the Arab oil embargo. - This winter's weather, which affects how much crude oil must be diverted from production of gasoline to heating oil. -How successfully domestic refiners maintain ·their production and inventories. "We lmow that families will find it necessary to exceed the 11).gallon target during some OF Pomeroy. Motor Co. the part of the bureaucracy as well as th e American people to cope. If the American public continues to cooperate, we can avoid more stringent measures, there 's no doubt about that." Thursday to accept the head coaching spot at cal Poly Pomona . Vinci had a 15-&-2 mark at San Diego and led tbe .Toreros into this year's NCAA Division Herbert Stein, chairman of 3 post..eason playoff against the President's Council of Wittenberg University of Ohio. 1972 CHEVROLET BEL AIR $2495 4 Door , tess than 15.000 mi les by l foca l owner . Be ige finish. vinyl top , 350 V-8 engi ne, auto m atic tran s., power steeri ng & brakes , t ires s how littl e wea r . Radio, tr:u ty a c ream puff . Economic ~ total gasoline usage.'' ing his weekly use of gasoline from the present average of 16.5 gallons to an average 12.4. cent Simon hopes for. But that was before Simon's call last week for a voluntary 10 gallon limit. The standby plan would give ''the period about 600,000 barrels a day, he said. That means some friendly countries are letting the United States have some transshipped Arab oil. I, . Happy & Prosperous New Year! THE RAlPH EMERY SliM · lies immediately ahead of us." He said the American economy 4:30 TO 5:30 •• Keith Goble Ford, Inc. Jumble., ALTAR Ye.terday'• brought up by the Stars to replace Harvey . RAINY \ Aar.wen Call fur a C'httlltJf' uf /Ptlt~-ANAGRAMS drive for Americans to cut their energy use has a new slogan: "I?on 't be fuelish ." The theme is repeated in two TOWNSHIPS public service television commercials Simon showed newsmen Wed- SCHOOL DISTRICTS nesday . Actor George C. Scott and football player Marv Flemming are featured . -Simon announced the easa ing oil shortage means jet fuel for airlines will be able to AND CORPORATIONS BEDFORD Meigs Local S.D. . •• 4.30 1.50 Eastern Local S.D. . 4.30 2.50 30.00 30.00 .25 .25 .27 .27 1.00 1.00 .38 .38 ·37.70 38.70 allotment announcement. Major airlines will get 95 per cent of their 1972 quota, rather than 85 CHESTER Easrern Local S.D. • 4.30 Meits Local S.D. -- - 4.30 2.50 2.50 30.00 80.00 .25 .25 .27 .27 1.00 1.00 .38 .38 88.70 38.70 per cent as previously planned, COLUMBIA Alexander Local S.D. 4.30 1.50 28.50 .25 .27 1.00 .38 36.20 LEBANON Eastern Local S.D . • 4.80 Southern Local S.D. • 4.80 2.00 2.00 30.00 26.00 .25 .25 .27 .27 1.00 1.00 .38 .38 38.20 34. 20 Southern Local S.D. 4.30 2.50 26.00 .25 .27 1.00 .38 M.70 .27 1.00 .38 37.70 increase from a previous he said. Regional airlines will get 100 per cent, instead of 90. Business aircraft remain at 80 per cent of 1972, and private LETART aviation remains at 70 per cent of 1972. . OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT !'.T., · POMEROY. OUR LAST 1973 MODEL '6995 OLIVE Eastern Local S.D. • 4.30 1.50 30.00 ORANGE Eastern Local S.D. _ 4.80 2.00 80.00 .25 .27 1.00 .38 38.20 RUTLAND Meigs Local S.D. __ 4.80 Rutland Village ____ 4.80 2.50 1.40 80.00 30.oo ;.oo .25 .25 .27 .27 1.00 1.00 .38 .38 38.70 46.60 Local S.D .••• 4.30 1.50 30.00 .25 .27 1.00 .38 37.70 SALISBURY Meigs Local S.D . ..• 4.30 Middleport Village • 4.30 Pomeroy Village --- 4.80 1.30 .20 .20 30.00 30.00 3.70 30.00 7.10 .25 .25 .25 .27 .27 .27 1.00 1.00 1.00 .38 ' .38 .38 37.50 40.10 43.50 SCIPIO Meigs Local S.D.••. 4.30 2.50 30.00 .25 .27 1.00 .38 38.70 SUTTON Southern Local S.D. (30 Racine Village ----- 4.30 Sr,racuse Village __ _ 4.30 2.00 .70 .70 26.00 .25 26.00 8.00 .25 26.00 10 .30 .25 .27 .27 .27 1.00 1.00 1.00 .38 .38 .38 34.20 40.90 43.20 SUTTON Meilra Local S.D. ··- 4.30 2.00 30.00 .25 .'l/1 1.00 .38 38.20 SALEM ~leigs Real estate taxes which have not been paid at the close of each collection carry a penalty of ten per cent. Taxes may be paid at t he office of the county treasurer or by mail, Please bring your last tax receipt and if you pay by mail be s ure to lo. cate your property by taxing district and enclose stamped self addressed envelope. Always examine your tax receipt to see that it covers all your property. Office Honr~ 9 :00A.M. to 4:00P.M. daily excep b Saturday when office closes at Noon. Tax Books will open December 20, 1978 , to Jan. 20, 1974. HOWARD E . FRANK, Meigs Co. Treas. i ' I CLERGY · Middleport, Ohio - IMPOSE In pursuance of law, I, Howard E. Fra~tk. Treasurer of Meigs County, Ohio do hereby give notice that the number of Mil!s levied on each doll ar of property shown on the General Tax Duplicate of 'Real Estate, Public Utility and Personal Property within said County for the year 1973 is as follows: - The fOderal government's ' .OPTOMETRIST 14x64-3 bedrm. Total Electric Fleetwood. Double insulation with poly wrap sidewalls; \'4 inch paneling, 2 dr. refrig., delux furniture, house type door, storms & screens. some time." Johnny Rogers, who scored 11 goals and 12 assists for New Haven this season, 'has been Rates of Taxation for 1973 will grow, " but the Arabs will own more of it." In other energy develop- i ' . Donald said Thursday wben he announced the suspension. "I have been very displeased with the quality of Harvey's play for .. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D, . not happen in a day,'' Mac- of each .licensed driver over 18 years o( age an authoNzation card and a number of ration coupons each month-probably entitling him to 8 or 9 gallons per week . He could buy more coupons from anybody who had not used up his supply. That way there would be no black SUSPENDED BlOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) - Right wing Buster Harvey has been suspended indefinitely without pay by the Minnesota North Stars for what Coach Parker . MacDonald called ineffective play and insubordination. "This is something that did a I ments : could be adjusted monthly to reflect changes in demand and s upply. The plan could be implemented by March I. Simon said the crude oil shortage already has narrowed somewhat. Offi c ials first thought the long-anticipated ~hortages plus the Arab embargo would leave crude oil short by 3.27 million barrels a day . would mean each driver reduc- Ohio maxlmum shortage (of fuel~ market. The number of coupons Average lZ.I Gallons A 25 per cent cut, he said, Open Evenings 'Til 7 o.m. 1'. 3at. 'til 5 p,m. .Service 'Til 12 On Saturday gloomier view: He told a news week s" Slmon said. ' if all American ·" Therefore, drivers took 10 gallons a week as a target, we would hope to get an overall cutback of between 25 and 30 per cent in Advisers, had conference POM~!~!v~.?,!~~- CO. '(l\ _ POMEROY,OHIO Andy ·of the woods,'' Simon said. ''We Vinci, head football coach at have seen tremendous respon- . the University of San Diego for se. We have seen an effort on the past two seasons, resigned The newest estimate is a Figures reported so far show shortage of 2.7 million- 13.6 per Americans' cut their gasoline cent of the col.Ultry's needs, purchases 7.9 per cent from Simon said. normal during the week ending The difference comes because Dec. 14-far short of the 25 per the Arab embargo "leaks" by We want to thank you for !lie many pleasant relations that we had in 1973 and past years, and wish you a j l 2 SIGNS SOO E. Main St., Response Tremendous VINCO TO CAL POLY " We are far from being out SAN DIEGO (UP!) - I Favorite t.:ountry1 1 Sl•n VIsit On .Mlcklltferi-,.,_y..: ( Chester, 0. Sale Starting Dec. 29th - We will be open 'M onday, Dec. 31st, closed only Jan. lsi, 1974. WMPOFM $1'E.REO. 911 no .,...,.r ft2·2Stl to ues to "leak" to Ule United ALL 1973 CARS • Three LTDs and three Gran Torino5 offered at less than our cost. MOf1CIIy lllrv FriUy . On HENRY E. CLELAN() YOUR F'RtENDLY IROkER 9f2.J259 II 1 · come voluntarily limiting themselves · to a "target" of 10 gallons of gasoline per week will be a big factor- but not the only one-in determining whether a new standby rationing plan is put into effect, the government says. Announcing the plan Thursday, federal energy · chief William E. Simon said other factors affecting whether It is activated will be: All Used CaJS and Trucks priced for '-quick sale.· , - 1 ,Music Americans - How much crude oil contin- SALE DOWNTOWN BELPRE OHIO _Your close ,OUR WORD IS OU·R BOND . 1971 DODGE POLAR A $1695 · 4 Door, V-8 automatic, power steer ing & brakes, factor y <Jir, radio , good lst fine tires, clean interior , gree n fin ish . • Mlu.ER HOMES. - REMEMBER We Seroice What We Sell 1971 DOOGE CORONET $1495 A Door , V-Be ng ine , automa ti c, clean inte rior . ex cel lent 1st line tires, blue fin ish . A bargain for anyone . JANUARY CLEARANCE GUARAN'tEE BEST SER'liCE IN OHIO VALL!;.)' I r WASHINGTON (UP!)- flow NO MONEY NEEDED Ul!fTIL . ;JANUARY 1974 ' lYEAR -- - . '..--~~ ' . See Ceward Calvert, Ron Hester or Bill Nelson 98S-41 00 QUALITY Gas rationing is up to everybody _ PRICES ·To make room for the inany · new units a~riving in Jan., 1974. DELAYED DELIVERY AVAILABLE With the exception of a small deposit. , 2 RIGGS USED CARS Located on St. Rt. 7 nice 6 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel Karr & Van Zandt "You' ll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Untii6:0~Til5p . m. Sat. At ---------------------------19f1ALLE1edrli: Windsor ELECTROLUX Sweeper deluxe Mobile Home, 12 x 65, 3 To All! • SALE For Rent or Sale 68 Chev. liz t. Pickup, V-8, speed .. ·· ·· · · ·11295 68 Chevelle Coupe, V-8 motor, auto. .. ·.... '995 61 Chev. 4 DOor, V-8 Auto. ·• ........ ·.. · .. '145 DISPERSAL --------------- Happy New Year 65 Dodge 2 Door, V-8 Auto .................. '95 ·ra; tor Sale or Trade 69 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., V-7 auto......• -'1295 66 Buick 4 Door, V-8, auto. . ......... :.•.• '295 1 PHONE 992-2156 POMEROY, 0. dr 1959 Ford •;, Ton Pickup, 6 cyl. , standard . Runs good and looks good . $295 1965 T- Bird, runs good. $295 1964 Comet, 4 dr . 6 cyl., sta ndard. $295 1963Mercury,2dr. H.T. $125 1962 CtJev. 4 dr . wagon . $50 67 Ford Galaxie 2 Door ..................... 1595 Real Estate For Sale DAILY SENTINEL 1970 Camaro. 2 dr . H.T., 6 cy l.• auto ., red in color $129S 1971 Vega Hatchback, 4 sp. $1395 196901ds. Cutlass,4dr. H.T., sharp $99S 1972 Ford Galaxie 500,4 dr H.T., 302 V-8, P.S ., P. B. , factoryair . $1695 1969Mercury Marquis, 4dr. H.T. Load ed . $995 1968 Buick Skylark, bubble top, 4 dr. with rack. $595 1969 Dodge Monaco, 4 dr . H.T., factory air , P.S., P. B., vinyl roof . $895 1970 Ford LTO, 4 dr. wagon, 3 seater · with rack . $1295 1971 Ford Galaxi e 500, 2 dr . H.T., P.S., P. B., vinyl roof. $1195 1970 Olds Delta 88, 4 dr ., factory air, P.S., P.B.,oneowner . $1295 1969 Plymouth Fury Ill , 4 dr ., 318 V-8, auto ., factory air. $895 1966 Plymouth 4dr . wagon. Runs the best . $495 68 Olds Cut. H.l. Sed., V-8, auto., P.S.· · ·- ·'995 ------ WANTED PAPER CARRIER CLIFTON, W. VA. loaded , 68 Olds 98 H.T. Sed., V-roof, air ............'995 PAPER CARRIER IN SYRACUSE CO-OP COUNTRY SQUIRE 120 1973 ·PONTIAC G. P. Local one owner , loaded . SALE$4295 1972 CHRYSLER ~~~~~&T.~i~~eowner. SALE 53295 1972 CHRYSLER ~7~:~ 0~il:~.yal 4 dr ., a ir Only SALE 5 2995 ·1 972 PONTIAC Cat~ 4 sed , loca l one owner . SALE $1995 1972 FORD T· Bird . This car has everything ." Only SALE S4195 1971 ,CHEV • ~~~ed~rlo, one of the sharpest cars SALE 52795 1971 PONT.IAC Cat . 2 dr . H.T. , air Real sharp . SALE$1995 1970 BUICK Skylark 2 dr . H.T.. G.S. Real sharp. SALE $1895 1970 PONTIAc ~~~:rns, 2 dr . std. Real gas SALE 5 1695 1971 DODGE ~aer~on cy l., std. trans., littl e SALE 5 1795 Firebird 3SO, 2 BBL 1969 PONTIAC engme, auto. sA'U?NGS 5 1395 1968 BUICK Elec. 225 4 dr . H.T., air, real nice 225. ONLY $995 1968 PLYMOUTH GTX d~. H.T., fac. air, ONLY $99 5 power wmdows. 1967 FORD Gal. 500 4 dr. sed. , auto , P.S . P. B. ONLY $495 WE WANT YOU BACK CAUSE THE JOB WAS DONE RIGHT NOT BECAUSE THE JOB WAS DONE WRONG •1895 69 Olds 88 H.T. Cpe., power, air ........... 1995 WANTED THE DAILY SENTINEL ' 70 Ford Wagon, air ........................ '1495' - --------..------- Wanted To Buy BIG SAVINGS booster brakes , nice. 73 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air .•..... '6500 OlfiCE SUPPLIES FURN.ITURE . 1971 FORD F-250 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air ..•...•'6500 PH. 992-2174 POMEROY, OHIO l 'I• Ton Pickup, topper , 4 sp. tran s., power -------------- . NE La. 15 Eut Tenn . 80 Qu<okor City Classic Cincl71 St . Bnavntre 65 Temple 61 Harvard 59 USED CARS hn=t E. MAIN START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT WITH A GOOD USED CAR FROM SMITH NELSON IF YOU ACT NOW! ... SMITH NELSON !MOTORS, IN~. 500 SAVE •300 TO '500 JRUIM'r$ for Rent SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. BUY BELOW WHOLESALE =. ;.., _ Notice o., Dec. 28, 1973 .Business Services_ Hoard House ESTATE SALE Pacemaker Classic Miss . lOS La. Tech 76 9- Tbe Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, SHOOT ING Match . Horner Hill IN LOVING memory of our 1969 BUICK La Sa bre , 4 door ,tA;i.FAIAICATIO :. Gun Clu b, Sunday , Dec . 30. 11 nusband , father , ancl grand hardtop , good con dit ion , · - -· · · · MondayO~adline9a . m . noon Faclory chv ked guns father , Ralph Barton . who ask ingS800. 17or lEI miles per ~ w lf,a~:!~':;~~~d ;nt~o;~~~t~~~~ only . passed away 3 years ago , gallon . Phone 985 •179. .,STRIPPERS" ~ ~~b P bl .• 1. 12 27 3tc Dec . 28, 1970. 12 28 -7tp We Strip P1int. V•rnis,hes, 1 ay o 1.4 •ca •on __ ___ _ The rippl in g s tream of li fe rolls - - - - - - - - - - - - - F 't FJ"Om the laroest T""' REGULATIONS on an•v yet lhe vacanl ch a i r . e1c: . 1rom urnt ure . . h GUN S HOOT , Sa turday , Dec Th e P u bl 1S Bulldoztr Radiator to er reserves th~ , p. m . Mile Hil l Road . Re ca lls the face , th~ voice, Ant iques-Modern-Metals 29 6 ·~maues t Heater' Cor\! . r ight to edll or r e!ec' o1ny ads fac tory c hoked guns only . th e smil e of one who once sat We buy Antiques, Colfecto Your.'S.C:•/: ".i 1 deemed ob ject ional . TM Ass orted meal!; , Sponsored by \h ere . Loo king ba ck wi t h s ROOM downstairs apt . with tibles, etc. Nathal'l Biggs . ooww ...clloJob• P!Jblisher wilt , not b~ respon Racine Fi re Dept. memories . Sprayed with a . furnace . Call 992 -3056. Radiato.. Specialist S•ble for more than one In il lion tears . w ishing you 12-28 -Jtc Pic:k -upServiceA"ailable tc m 12 27 2 correct inse rtion . ---------------could have spared him , God . ' - - - - - -- - - -- - -DICK SEYLER, Owner RATES SHOOTI N G MATCH, Corn for just a few more years . FURNISHED , 2 bedroom Phone992·2791 ForWantAclServic~ Hollow Gun Club. lurn first Wife , Hazel Bl'lrton , ch ildren apartment. M idd le port. . MATE RIALS CO, , , 5 cents per Word one inset l ion right aft er Miles Cemetery, and g rand ch ildren . Phone 992 -3874. Kerr Street · Minimum Charge 51.00 R v tt an • F ac lor cho ke .. 12-28 -ltp 12-28 -tfc Pomeroy , Oh,·o ·nfJ$54 , . IN! lOll<.W: . .. . Pn . '992-2174 14 cen ts 11e-r word three u . Y u consecutive ins e rt•ons . guns only . Sun day . Dec . 30, 1 IN LOVING memory of our ----- - ~-- ----ROOMS . &II electr ic 26 cents per word six. con n rn . PaPa wh o passed away De c . THREE apartmen t on East Ma in St. in sccut iv e in~ert i ons .' 28 , 1972 . Income when disabled Pomeroy , like new, wall oven. 15 Per Cent Discount on paid NOW HE ' S GONE table top range . Phone .446ads and ads paid wi t hir1 10 I' ve known a smile 7699 or 446 -9539 after S p .m . day s. While he was here h is know ing , 12-23 -6tc CARD OF THANKS ~ · Alignment loving , giving , sh ar ing & Stephen Snowden & OBITUARY Now he 's gone, I' ve telf a tear S2 . 00 for ,s.o word min SS3 Russe ll St . But grateful smile sh ines FURN ISHED 1 bedroo m apt. In 992-209!1 . lm um . Ea ch additional word Pomeroy . Phone 992 -3901. {Gr~vel Hill) through the tea r 12-26-tfc Jc 606 E. Main Pomeroy = Grateful for the g ifts of love Middleport/ Ohio BLIND ADS On Most American Good se nt wh ile he was here 992-7155 Additiona l 2Sc Charge per Gifts that will smile on in my TRAILER space In Middleport . Ad vert isernen t. phone 992 -3102. -GUARANTEEDheart and be forever dear . OFFICE HOURS Thank you , God , for your Phone 992-2094 8:30 ll .m . to 5 :00p .m. Da ily , and never -ending love through our B:JO a .m . to 12 · 00 Noon grandfather, Ernest D. PRIVATE meetlno room for PLEASE w i ll the person or Satu rday Residence and any organ ization ; phone 992Johnson . Grandchildren . persons who hit the left rear . Berna rd , Debbie, and Steve 3975. Open 8 TiiS fender of a green 197 1 Dodge , Mobile Homes 3-11 -tfc Lava lley . Stop In and See Our a t Racin e Legion Hall Pilrk ing Monday thru Silturdlr 12 -28 ltc lo t on Dec . 19 between 7 and 606 E. Main , Pomeroy, 0. Floor Disolav . HOUSE for rent In Cheshire. IT 'S THE real th ing, th e Sew 9 : 30p .m . phone Mr Kenneth I N LOV IN G memory of Phone 992 -5693 . and Go Shop Eifler Chris t ml'ls l~uss ell , Ra ci ne . Otdo, 949 hu sb and , and lath er . Ernest 12-13-tfc Sa le. All polyester reduced 2522. D. Johnson . Dec . 28 , 1971 . $1 .99 y a rd and up owner , 12 -26-Jf c Mr s . E . T . Calaway , Al fred. 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and Thoughls return to scenes long Oh lo . unfurnished apartments .., wE HAVE a ll your upholstery SHOOTI NG Ma tc h . Racine Gun needs, Burlap , denim , 12-2B -6tc past. . Phone 992-543-1 . Club, Sunday , Dec . 30, 1 p .m . cambric , foam glue , zippers , Water Lines and, Powtr --------~-------· Asso rt ed · meats, fa ctory Tim e roll s on , but memones ta c king strip, spr ings and Lines. All worf< done by tho last . .--chok.ed gu ns on ly. SHERIFF ' S SALE cl ips , chipbo~rd , button 12 ·26-3t c Though absent , you are ever foot or contract. Also dozer OF CHATTEL PROPERTY twine , sewing thread , legs , near , Ru~ se ll Cullum s work and septic tanks inupholstery books , dacron , 8 TRACK tap es, country & Still loved , still m issed , and s t ill webb ing , spring twine, tacks , so dea r . stalled. west ern. rock & gos pel. only James Morgan Sa dly missed by w ife . LOCU ST posts , co ntact Harold welt cord, cotton , swivel GAS and OIL $2 each Tape c ases, $2 ,95 and and Ca se No . lS 1 112 Emma J ohnson and children . bases and foam , foam . foam . Evans. Long Bottom. Ohio. $6 ,95 This off er good only SALES& SERVICE Gloria J ean Morgan See or Call 12-28 -lt c Pomeroy Recovery, 622 East Phone 843-2942. unt il January 6, 19 74. In pursuance to an Exe cut io" Ma in Street, Pomeroy. Phone Bob or Roger Jeffers Pomeroy Recovery , 622 E . Residence, commercial or from the Co mmon P leas Cou rt 992 -7554. Ma in Street . Phone 99 2-755<1 . of Meigs Co unty , Pomeroy , mobile home5. Save on parts Day 992-7089 ,__ 12 -26-Sic Ohio, on the 10th day of & labor. CLOSE OUT on new Zig -Zag WAITRES S full or parttime . Night 992·3525 De ce mber , 19 73 and to me Sewing Mach ines . For sewing 215 N. 2nd Ave . Middleport Hours 4 to 12:30 p.m . No KO SMETICS & dir ected In t he Ci!lse above !<OS KOT or 992-5232 stretch fabrics. buttonholes, 1972 KAWASAKI 500 Mach Ill . ex per ience necessary. Apply Phone 992-3509 WIGS : MERRY CHRI STMA S named , I will e)(pose for sal e at Perfect condit io n . Phone 992 fancy designs , etc . Paint in person , Bl ue Tarta in . & GOD BLESS EACH & public auct io n at the front door 3564 . slightly blem ished . Choice of 12-28 -7tc EVE RY ONE OF YOU . of th e Cour t House , Pom eroy, 12-28 -3tp arrying case or sewing work , land .clearing by c _.,....--~ --------HELEN JANE BROWN , Ohio , Meigs Coun ty , on th e 81h DozER dfld oack hoe work , DOZER s tand. 549.80 cash or terms the acre hourly or contr•ct, DEPE ND ABLE person for MIDDLEPORT , OH IO, 992 day of January , 1974 at 10 :00 ponds and septic tanks, dlf · available . Phone 992 -298.4. farm ponds, roads, etc . L!frge housekeeper for e lderly 511 3 AM th e follow ing goods and ching service ; top. soli , fill VACUUM Cleaners new 1973 1 2-5-ffc dozer and operator with over couple . Good wages and time 12-11 -tfc limestone; B&K chattels to -wit - a 1956 or 1959 d irtJ Model. Compl~te · with all 20 years experience. Pullins off . Re ference required . Dodge diesel loggin g truck . l 1h ----- -- - ----~--clel!lnino tools . s mall paint i- ~~~Av t~ t_ lno . Phone 992 -5367 or! E)(cavating, Pomeroy , Ohio. Phone 992 5293. 9 61 BEAUTIFUL walnut stereo to 2 ton bed , rear axle 17,000 damage In shipp ing . Will take Phone 992 -2478 , 12-28 -tfc DUE to the condit ion of th e rad io AM -FM tape comlbs ., front ax l e 7.0 00 lbs .. 9-1-lfc S27 cash or ·budget plan 12·11i'-tfc buil d ing , we will c lose Dec . bination, S-track tape deck . · ":. ---;"----~ -.-----...· . maximum GVW 23,000 lb s, available . Phone 992 -2984 . ----------·-· --31. We , also , would like to Balance $101.93, or terms SPARE time . National Ser ial No 1 3 .~7624, S. 0. No . 12-18-tfc :JEIGLERS for building houses tt'lank all our custome rs . Auctioneer typewriter distr ibutor seeks available . Call 992 -3965. 401070-10. and kitchen cabinets . Call ' C. BRAOFORO, Lou ise's Bakery, 105 Court Complet' Service 12-23 -tfc PAINT DAMAGE , 11}73 ZIG · person· to repair guaranteed Terms : Cash in hand on day Guy Nelgfer, Racine, Ohio Str eet , Pomeroy , Ohio . Phone 949-3821 typ ewriters for area dealers . of sale . ZAG SEWING MACHINES . 949 -3604. Vernal ond Lo uise Well. Racine, Oh io Company tra ins. For deta il s. SEWING machines , brand new Taken as property of James Still In original cartons. No 1:2. 20-26tc 12 9 18tp Crltt Bradford zig zag in n ice walnut table . In write : Typewriters , Glen Morgan and Glor ia Jean attachments needed as our 5-l_·tfC: original cartons. Never used . shaw, Pa . Morgan to satisfy an Executi on controls are built -ln . Sews NEED A new ceiling or room _________ __,:_ ____ Clea rance on '73 models . Only I HAVE a vacancy t or a lady in favor of Russell Cu llum s with 1 or 2 needles , makes panelled, or Interior painting? tEXCAVAT1NG, dQter, loadlffi a fe\)1 ava ilable ; 563 .40 cash or that wants room , board , and ROBERT C. HARTEN BAC H buttonholes, sew on buttons , Call Richard Wilt. 992 -2889. and backhoe work ; uptlc· terms ava ilable. Phone 992 care a t any age. Phone 843 - Sa lesman or Agent Wanted SHERI F F, M£:: IGS COU NT Y monograms . and blind hem 12-l8 -26tc . tanks Installed; dump truckl , 2854 . 2984. IF IT 'S better pay you want 12 -28 -73 stitch . Full cash price 538.50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - and lo -boys for hire ; will hiUI: wr ite me. Opening in Mid 12 23 tfc or budget plan available, ~ "riC TANK S cl e8ned . fill dirt. top soil, limestone, dlepor t - Pomeroy area . No Phone 992 -2984. . Modern S~nltation , 992 -3954 or and graveL Call Bob or Roger experien ce necessary . Age FIREWOOD. WARNER Barber Shop will be 12-18 -tfc College Basketball Results $1 2 per pickup · 992-7349. Jeffers, day phone 992-7089; 1 not important. Good open every Saturday as usual load any day after 2:00. Rainbow Classic Wl lil Ch ar les Carr working . character a must . We train . SINGER Automatic Zig -Zag - ----=--- -- - - -1,0:23-ttc ~J~~-t phone 992·3575 or. 992- 1 Gordon Proffitt. Great Bend . 12 -28 -lf c Air mall B. P . Dickerson , Su bPac 81 Tennessee 79 Sewing Machines , In sewing Sandy Desert Rd. , Portland , 2-11 -tfc Pres . . Southwes tern table . Makes buttonholes , ~:uroMOB ILE ln\uranc~ been) Scranton Ohio, Rt . 1, Petrol eum Cor p., Ft . Worth . sews on buttons , blind hems, T6 OU R C USTOMER S, we now cancelled? Lost your But: knell 69 Kings Pt . 42 12-28 -12tc Tex . have ethy l gas Come on ba ck. etc. Top notch condition . Pay operator ' s Hcense. Call 992 - PRiCE CONSTRUCTION, Wilkes 78 Sc ran ton 75 12-26 -4tc Roofing , spouting, kitchens CERTIFIED GAS STATI ON. SS1.or terms ava ilable . Phone 747~ . 1 WincMster Civifan FOAM to fill vour old covch and and bath'rooms . Compltte Scirry. but we can no lon ge r 992 -2984. 6 - 1~tfc chair cushions as low as Randolph -Macon 81 remodeling . Phone 742-6273. accept chec ks of any k.ind . $10.95, Upho lstery books only Westerh Maryland 62 '· , 12-J.tlc RLISs's Cert ified , Pom~roy . soc . .4 •nch c overed foam 'GR-OCERY oosmess tor saM. CHARLES R . HAT FIE L C: , - - - - - - - - -- - - - Sh ippe nsburg St. 105 J2 -27 -3 tc mattresses for standard size m inl -backhoe , water lines , Ft'EAcn· ·MlX No. Car . Wes leyan 69 Building for sale or lease. CoNCkt; re: bed , $29 .95 . Pomeroy Phone 773-5618 from 8:30p.m. footers , drain fines . . Phone delivered right to your Tournaments Recovery , 622 E . Main. to 10 p.m . for · appointment . 742 -6092. prorect. Fast end easy. Fre• (Final Round) Pomeroy . Phone 992-7554. 3-20-tfr ~--------"'2c: · 6e; · .:.;18"'-tc estima"tes . Phone 992·3214. Gator Bowl 12-23 -26tCi Goegleln Ready -Mix Co .. FARM, 50 a cres or more , good Championship Middleport , Ohio. house and water . Coa l r ights . UPHOLSTERY Fabrics by the ~INGER sewi ng machines 197 Florida 77 Duke 60 Ph one 992-5752 . mode l in beautiful waln ... t SEWING MACHINES . Repair ; 6·30-t,fc yard 54 inches wide as low as Consolation . cabinet. Makes design stit $1.95 per yard. velvets as tow serv Jc#, a.ll makes . 992 -228o4. - SEPTIC TANKsCLEAN"'ED J cksnvt 85 Wes tern Ky . 79 ches , zig zag ; buttonholes , , The Fabnc Shop , Pomeroy. . as S3 .45, Imported velvets, East Agthorized Singer Sales and REASONABLE rates . Ph. 4U· blind hems , etc . Like new .. ·CA"SH pa id for an makes ana· $9 .95 . We also have nylon. Bluefld St . 67 Woffrd 57 Service. We Sharpen Scissors. 478.2, Gallipolis, John Russell, Only $89.95. Call Ravenswood mode ls of mobile homes., hercuton , cotton prints, 3-29-tfc :~- Ow~r and Operator . Mrcyhrs t 75 Mansfld 65 :273 -9521 or 273 -9893 after 5:00. Phone area code 614 ·-123 -95 31'. viny ls , and remnants , bY the 5-12-lfc' Phone 992-21S6 12-7·tfC -..=--=-.- ------...-::----....,.... South .4 -13-tfc .yard or by the piece . Pomeroy --------... ' --~-------J Recovery , 622 East Ma in LSU 76 Tulane 44 I Q'D~LL Allnementwork Coin oe Street , Pomeroy . Phone 992 , . . . . , . , Midwest NO 1 CO PPER 60c , r ad ia tors done by appointment only at . 7554 . Oi1io 51. 77 Buller 63 30c, brass 30c , batte ries , present time , due to Illness In It's Snow Tire Time! 12-23 26tc $1. 00. M . A. Hall , Ree dsvi lle, Wchta St . 79 Adms St. 46 family . Pt:one for IP · · Pomeroy, 0. Ohio . Phone 378-6249 polntment 7A2 -3232 . Drake 92 Mlnn -Duluth 64 SALT FOR ICE AND SNOW .· ' 11 -25-lfc: 12-20 -tfc 'A LOVELY new Home Y2 mile West Rock salt for townships , from Meigs High School. ____ ""'_..,..=--=--==---- - -------:-------Idah o St. 107 111. St . eo towns, and businesses in Three bedrooms. two baths.' 'SEP 'IH.. • "'~ ..... :::. ARQBI'C OL D furnit ure , oak tables, bu lks and bags 'f or ice · and . full basement with two car S E WAG E S Y STEM ~ cloc ks , ice boxe s, bras.beds ,' The featured event of ansnow . Excelsior Sa lt Works. garage . Large lot . $27,500 . . CLEANED, REPAIRED .: PoSitive Stop and Go In Mud dishes or comple-te Phone 992 -3891. cient Greek games at Olym· Also , recenlty remodeled MILLER SANITATION households . Wr ite M. o.' & Snow. 11 -11 -tfc three bedroom older home In STEWART, OHIO . PH , 662 · pia wa s a brutal boxing Miller. Rt . -1 , Po meroy, Ohio, Pomeroy . Price of $15,000. 3035. ,. ALL SIIES t111)TO.CK . call 99 2-6271 , • wres tling match called th e Includes furniture . Owner will• 10-A-tfc 5- 13-ff c E)(CELSIOR Salt Works; E pankration, meaning ' ' all- - ---- ----~ ----~- -help finance either of these - ~?'.:- - -=-p-.Let Us Install Now! Ma in St., Pomeroy . All kind .; two properties. ·call 593 -5667 ~t:LNA" - an-dWhu¥~Wiriv s tre ngth ," whi c h wa s fought · of salt water pellets, ware Athens . Machines .. . Servlc:e on ell nuggets, block salt and ow until surrender or death . makes . R~.asonabfe rates . 12-:2 -30tc • SU.PER SERYICE. S'liA Ohio River Salt . Phone 99~ •The Sewing Center, Mid 3891. ··~~ Jack w. CarSev. Mgr. dleport, Ohio . I 6-5-ttc 11 -16-tfc: lltil Phone 992-9932 TWO STORY brick apartment OUT OUR WAY by Neg Cochran -- --.--~=-- ..--- --building , two apartments, South Th ird St ., Middleport. "Motii~HORie5 ~~-· 1956 FORD ~~. ton pickup with I • T HESE ARE t:AUSE Shown by appointment. catt le r-acks, S225; 1967 Cub 600D ·· GREAT/ ABOUT Rodney Down ing, Real Est11te Cadet with cu ltivators, $350 ; YOU SHOULD Broker . Phone 992 -3731 . N\AI<E DR.A.W,/>J ' 1949 Chevy, $150, runs good . 700 LB . Polled bull for sate or 12-20 -6tp Phone 949 -2134 or 2.47-2 192. trade for another of equal 12-27 -3tc value . Phone 992 -7106. 12-23:6tp ,--- - - - - - , 8 ACRES of ground on St . 143, 21 IN CH CONSOLE Philco co lor water tap paid. Phone 992TV in working order , S75. 28 New Homes To Be 3640. Phone 992 -3681 . 12-13-12tc 12-27 -3tc HOUSE , 1618 Lincoln Heights . 3 SOLD bedrooms. Fam lty room In basement , washroom , utltlty AM -FM stereo -radlo -8 track USED room . Electr ic range, air tape comb ination , .4 speaker conditioner, carport. car ancl sOund system . Balance peting in living room . Call $103.98 , or use our budget REPOSSESSED 9.49-2891 . terms . Call 992 -3965. B&G AUCTION md Dominion ' ;:~=~lkk;_::;::,s===~:=======~:t;;=.l;s;K:u~s~A~ao~ur:.=. Auto Sales s P .M D ~::~f~: ~~~ blicat iOI Tournaments (1st Round) All-College 0 . Roberts e2 Weber Stm 79 Houston 85 Va . Tech 66 Ashland Holiday Ednbro St . 90 W.Va . St. 68 Ashland 71 Kutztn St. 67 Bentley Holiday Bryant 64 Hunter 32 Bentley 108 Middlebury Bl Big Eight Kan . St. 68 Nebraska 47 Iowa St.73 Okla. St.50 Chico Classic N.a ca lester 57 Cent. Wash . 56 Wh ittier 80 Alaska 70 Citizen's Fidelity Alabama 77 South Car. 75 Loui svf 91 Eastern Ky . 75 Claxton Classic: St. Fran ., Pa. 85 N.Tex.S t. 81 Ga . Sthrn 100 Boston U. 83 Doylestown Area Jayc:ees Del. Valley 77 Swrthmre 67 Mhlnbrg 103 Lycoming 92 ECAC Holiday Festival LaSalle 77 Stanford 66 f.l\anhattan 88 St. Louis 65 Princeton 72 Duquesne 62 '"' St. Jno .. N.Y. 76 Ill. 60 Far West Classic; Wash . 96 West Vir. 79 Oregon 78 Texas 66 Findlay Holiday , ---------------------Ind. Cent. 89 Hntingtn 87 Findlay 72 Heidelberg 67 Granite CitV Classic St. Cloud St. 78 Pittsburg St. 67 Capital 70 St .John's, Minn . 69 .(ot} Gustavus-Ado! phus 90 Wayne St . 68 Lutheran Brotherhood Gettysburg 79 St. Olaf 61 Augsburg 107 Thiel 54 Augustana , Ill. e2 Concordia , Mlnn . 66 Roanoke e2 Carthage 70 Mercer lnv i1ational Ind. St. (Terre Haute) 93 Florida St. 92 50-E, 6 Mercer 73 Wls .-MU . 67 Muskingum Holidarq Musklngum 86 Franklin & Marshall 59 Wheeling 99 Urbana 88 Ntw Jersey Kiwanis Monmouth 76 C.W~ Post 68 Fairleigh Dickinson -Mad . 80 Montclair St. 72 Baylor lele Ga . Tech eo Old Dominion 110 Yale 82 - ,_ • �10 _ The Dallv Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Dec. 28, 1973 . ~~::::;:~=:=:=:=:·:~=:::::::::~:::::wa:r.::a::~~..~~:;.::"«::"1'.:::::t~ .. i~ ::i The year: good and bad y MideJlst at brink of new war . b~ Donat~ons ' By United Press lnlentatlonal ;;;; :;:; Egypt said lts forces shol down an Intruding lsraell :::: (Continued from page 11 and agri·bus1ness. A new un1versal gym (a wetght ::) warplane today ln the mosl seri..,. cease-flrelncfdeat since ml"iude grades l<i. Additional new music books have bargaining. • , ltftmg machine ) has been purchased by the Athletic ;~ peace talks began last Friday at Geneva. Mtlltary ;:j been proVlded. Some renovation or the hcat1ng J will try to give you a brief report of some things Board That thing is used before school, during system has ~n completed. New thennostats are to ~!l negotlaiors at the truck talk.s said they bad reached limited !~! U~at happened m the indivtdual schools m the diStrtct. ::;chooL. after school and any other time a kid can get :::: agreement on separating lsraell and EgypUan mllltary ~ be placed in several rooms to improve the control or This is, of course, not complete. but it w1~ g~.~e you an at it . It is available to all - athletes and non-athletes heal. This building contm"ues to have much use by ~::: forces, ::~ idea of some of the ..extra., or " new thmgs that - for pure physical development and lt is really used . ;:?, commumty groups for meetings. part1es, etc . The An Egyptian military spokesn>an In Cairo safd the ~l Mrs. R<llph Harvey, matron happened during 1973. These are reported in random AT POMEROY ELEMENTARY the reading :~; Israeli plane was shot down ln the southern sedor or the ~~ Rutland High School Gym is bemg used for adult order. program has been set up on a system of 10 levels !~: suez Canal. He said it was 1 of formation that Dew over 1:1 at the Children's Home, has basketball groups in the evenings . This program lS the following At Salisbury a new spellmg program went mlo all rather than just five grade steps in grades 2<i. There ;:;; Egyptian positions near the cease-fire tines. The aerial :::: reported under the dtrectJOn of a commun1ty committee. There to the children donations made gT;ades 1<i followmg a p1lot project. Sev~ral high are two new staff members this year DPPF dollars :;:; action followed statements by both sides of increasing ~ are three new classroom teachers at Rutland for Chrisbnas . school students helped w1th the art program m grades ·~ ~ have been spent to provade special materials in 3 Elementary. ;: miliLary actlvlty along the canal and warnings that the war $! Salvation Army, toys; young l<i. A b'l'oup of enthusiastic parents pamted all the reading and m mathematics. The mus1c program has At Harnsonville the PTO and the board shared could be resumed at any time if the Geneva military talks adult class of First Baptist walls in the building. Htgh School welding students been coordinated with U1e various subjects taught in the cost of constructmg a large cement slab for an ::: were not successful. · : ;· Church, gifts and clothing; repaired and reassembled the broken backstop and the regular cJassroom . outs1de basketball court Four bankrng boards w1th painted all the playground equtpment . In a marshy At Middleport Elementary the mus1c program -~t~::;:::;:;:;:;:::::;:::::::::::::::::::·:::::::·::::!::::·:·:~~::::;:;:;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;:;.;.;-:·:·:::::::::~f Mrs. Clyde Ingels, game; Mt. nets have been installed . Men in the commuruty set Moriah Saptlst Missionary, place m the play area, mterested parents installed 400 bas been coordinated with subjects as it has been in up a fence for ttie ball diamond. The high school Middleport, large fruit basket ; feet of dram tile and spread 100 tons of donated Pomeroy . Here also the reading program has been welding class repatred the backstop. New overhead Karen Price, Middleport, frrnt gravel. They also mstalled a merry-go-round and a set up in six levels in grades 2, 3 and 4. Donald stage lights have been installed and a new front stage and candy basket; Kmghts horizontal ladder paid for by the PTA Hanning is the new assistant prtncipal at Middleport. curtarn has been ordered. New mats for physteal Templar, gifts; Church of BraObury contmued w1th its many innovative He has been active in helping 10 develop this reading education have been added to the gym . The departThe Southeast Ohio Memorial Hosp1tal after Christ, Pomeroy, fruit and programs in ind1vidua1tzed mstructwn . They spent a program. mentalization of grades 4-.'i<i has been expanded. The Emergency Medical Service suffering a posstble stroke. candy ; Mrs. Jake Lee, R<lcme, week al camp agam. A new math program called lMS AT THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL the second remedial reading has been expanded to rnclude made five runs Thursday, two At 5:10 p.m. the squad was clothmg and cosmetics; ( lnd1'1dualized Math System) from the Ginn Comgroup of S!'Venth graders started in pre-algebra. grades 1-6. There are three new classroom teachers mvolving injured persons tn an to the scene of an auto called Rutland Fire Department, pany was placed in operalton thts fall. Title I Algebra I is available to advanced students m grade at this school. auto accident. accident, where Thomas Casto, r cmedml reading was added . Three new teachers fruit and candy; American 8. New ceramtc tile was mstalled in the girls' rest At the h1gh school we have moved a long way on At 1 p.m . the squad ~as 2 Grove C1ty, and Linda Herd- Legion Auxiliary 39, gifts; )Oinod the Bradbury staff. Individual reports to room and gym dressing room. Mr. McComas directed the big project of constructing a football practu~e ' . called to transfer Doris J man, 17, also of Grove C1ty, Hemlock Grove Christian par~nts still replace report cards m this school. We At the insistence of the state Title I ofthis project. field a track and a baseball diamond. You probably Kaiser, 27, Rt. 1, Portland, to were taken to Veterans Church, candy ; Reedsville hope that some perststent problems with the heatmg fice we gave up scheduling two remedial sections in saw ~ recent picture about this m the Sentinel. We Riverside Methodist Hospital Memorial where they were ladies, gills and a party; system have been solved by recent repair worK on the grade seven and grade etgljtTWe are trying to assist have added eqwpment in several areas, parhcularly tn Columbus apparenUy suftreated and released. Baptist Church, Porterfield, control system. these kids in other ways . The juniOr high buildmg 1s in the welding shop and m industrial arts. The fering flu. Squadmen took Max EdAT SALEM CENTER the PTA built and paid for party, and games; Pomeroy shll used very much by school and community groups welding class has built several new tables and InAt 2·08 p.m. squadmen were an out.tde basketball court. The board bought mundson, 66, R. I, Langsville, Church of Nazarene, basket of for meetings, parties, programs, etc. creased the welding tea chm g statiOns. The VICA club called to the WhtSpenng Pmes honrontal and monkey bars for the playground. to Holzer Medical Center at apples; employes of Southern Please remember that this this has been a very is still qwte active . The Future Farmers of Amenca Nile Club where Layton Sayre, 6:38 Slidmg curtams have been made and mstalled to p.m. suffering apparent Ohio Coal Co., $107.50; Midsketchy outline of some of the things that happened or have greatly mcreased thel.f activity. The Off1ce 5S, was taken to Veterans separate the ftrst grade m the multipurpose room dehydration . dleport American Legion, changed dunng 1973. It IS certainly not a complete EducatiOn Club has been chartered by the state from the cafeteria section . The ha lf tune Tttle I fruit, candy, and silver dollars ; report by any means, but it should give you an 1dea of group. We went through the long , hard process known remedialreadmg teacher has new materials for work Mrs. Mac Stewart, Mason , as PRIDE (Program to ReVtew, Improve, Develop the Meigs Local District in 1973 with students m grades 1-3. The PTA has purchased dishes, clothing; Paul Simon, We look forward w1th optimism to a good year for and Expand vocational education). This w~s a an electric typewriter, many classroom games, and a oranges and candy; Richard the district in 1974. We look forward to support and complete study and evaluation of all vocatiOnal new nag stand. There, are two new classroom Long and Rev. Hicks, candy; pro grams in all three distncts in the county. We cooperation from staff, students and the public. From teachers at this schooL all of us m the d1strict comes a wiSh for a happy and added a cooperative program ca lled OccupatiOnal SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. Midway Market, two boxes of At Rutland Elementary School the T1tle I Work Adjustment (OWA) for students under age 16. A prosperous 1974 for you (UP!)- President Nixon is at apples; Connie Mash, Mid· r t:!medJal readrng program has been expanded to new agriculture program mvolves farm management odds with the Secret Service dleport, box of oranges; Mr. and the Federal Aviation and Mrs . Mike Hammer, ' Administration (FAA) over his Columbus, box of candy; Officers of the corporation traveling on a commercial LeLart Falls United Methodist for Appalachian Development airlmer like an ordinary Church, $75 ; Avon representoday the opening of announced Mrs . Earl Elberfe ld of citizen. He thinks it set. a good tatives , Avon products; ( Contmued from page I) l) Contmued from page the posihon of director of ( l .ogan, Ohio died Thursday at example of saving fueL They Bradbury school, g1fts; Farmmimum, Ntxon had knowlnutrtltonal services for the mers Hand, dolls to grrls; Mrs. RACINE Leo Taylor, 64, the Hockmg Valley Community however the latest hike was so large it would probably htt users edge of the Watergate cover-up think it's dangerous elderly. Hospital in Logan where she of such r~fmed product. as gasolme and heating oil the hardest. at least several days before Racine • died Thursday at the The White House isn't saying Gary Swope, Middleport, The person to be employed Holzer MediCal Center. He was clothing; Loyal Women 's had been taken Monday after March 21, 1973, the date tbat preceded in death by his will be in charge of ad- how Nixon will travel back to Class, of Middleport COLUMBUS - A SPOKESMAN FOR some 300 service Ntxon mamtains he first becommg ill. Washington from the Western ministering the senior citizens' parents, Jessie and Sarah Church of Christ, monMrs Elberfeld is surv1ved by station opera tors in central Ohio satd the standby ga'?lme learned of it. Whtte House. contrac t recently nutrition Smith Taylor, and four her husba nd, Earl, operator of rationing program proposed by U.S. Energy Czar W1lham Suno~ Presidential Press Secretary ey; Pomeroy Order of The reported presidential brothers . awarded to COAD by the Ohio Ronald Ziegler called fears for Eastern Stars, four gallons of the Elberfeld Dept Store may be needed to make Americans aware that there really lS a decision would represent a Commission on Aging The Survivmg are hts wife, Hazel . . n . 111 Logan, and a brother of gasoline shortage. the Prestdent's safety aboard ice cream; Barbara Shuler, major scaledown of Nucon•s Sayre Taylor; three sons, award of $440,000 tn federal "The American public has got to wake up to this thmg, sa1d Alfred Elberfeld, Pomroy an airliner "groWldless'' and Middleport, $80; Hearthstone "OperatiOn Candor ," and 23 funds will cover businessman, who died Oren Dewey, executive d1rector of the Central Ohio Gasoline would break a promise made to Robert D. and Larry L., both of said Nixon "enjoyed very Class, money; First Baptist southeastern counties and will Gallipohs, and David L., of Associati~n. "We do have a big problem." Dewey sa1d Dealers ]\londay. much" the unprecedented trip Church, $30 ; Maxine Coats key congressmen including Also surviving are a son, Dr . ralloning would bring a new way of life, a lot more thought and Senate Republtcan Leader Columbus; four daughters, be coordinated through Ia to Los Angeles from Gaskill, $25; Pomeroy National community action agencies of Nadm Fmdley, Pauline Taylor planrung, such as car pools and consolidating trips, in the use of Harold T. Elberfeld, Columbia, Hugh Scott, R-Pa ., and Sen. and Sandra Taylor, all of whlch the Gallia-Meigs CAP 1s Washington Wednesday on a Bank, $75; Mark V Store, automobiles. candy and nuts ; Jones Boys, S. C ; three daughters, Mrs. United Airlines flight. John Tower, RTex .• that he Columbus, and Sarah Stone of a part . Dewey srud he preferred a government imposed r~~ionin g candy; M&R Foodliner, nuts; Martha E. Sampsel of would release the tape tran- Dexter; a stster, Florence The position requires a back· system over leaving dealers to shoulder the responsJbihty for D&D Meats, f1ve pounds of Wheaton, Ill. , Mrs . Susan E. scripts. The White House had Simms, Galhpolis; a brother , ground of admmistrative and sausage; Job's Daughters , Brenmng, Wadsworth, Ohw, allocating gasolme to their customers. already miSsed the deadline of Hugh, in Missouri ; 12 grand- supervisory experience in the cookies and gills; Wilma and and Mrs. Sarah E. Countryman DIVORCE GRANTED releasing the transcrlpts children, and several meces field of soc1al•ervice delivery. ANDERSON, CALIF.- THE THREE REAR cars of a 1 :-ear of Chicago, and six grandAwarded divorces in Meigs Harold Sargent, Middleport, before Congress went home lor will be held at the Interviews Amtrak train with some 450 persons aboard overturned early and nephews. children. County common pleas court cookies; Mildred Betzing, $5, the Christmas holidays. funeral services w1ll be held Ohio University lnn, Athens, on are Sylvia Carman, Rt. 2, and Eloise Adams, Pomeroy, Funeral services will be at 2 today, inJurmg many passe~gers! but ap~rently the~e were no , The Post satd presidential all p.m. Sunday at the Ewing Jan. 4, starting at 10 a.m. All p m. Saturday at the St. fatalities. A Southern Paciftc R<!ilroad dispatcher sa1d the last advisers do not believe the Funeral Home with burial to be inquiries should be made to Pomeroy, from Ivan Cannan, $Hi Mathew Lutheran Church on three cars of Amtrak II, bound for San Diego from Seattle, Rt 2, Pomeroy, on the grounds tapes contam legal proof that East Hunter St. m Logan. overturned one m1le north of hete, pinning passengers 111S1de. Nixon broke the law, but "most m the Letart' Falls Cemetery . COAD, Box 120, Marietta, of gross neglect of duty, and Fnends may call at the funeral Ohio, 45750. The telephone Elyse Weil from S. David Wf!lL Friends are being received Three other cars were derailed, he said. Marriage License of the public and the news number 1s 614-37~3315. time . home any Ambulance driver Dean Worley said many persons were from 2 to 4 p.m and from 7 to 9 Larry Howard Shannon, 24, med1a would read the tranp.m. this eve~1ng at the pinned m tne overturned cars~~t he sa1d he saw no fatali~ies. "I Lincoln Heights. and Edna scripts and conclude that the Heinlein Funeral Home, 204 went inside one overturned di mg car and helped the ftremen Mae Blankenship, 19, Lincoln Pres1dent was mvolved in a remove some people who wer pinned," Worley said . " It was West Mam St., Logan. Heights. conspiracy," the advtsers said. handled very welL" saJd. The tapes show that the AKRON (UP!) - The Akron made by Chamber of ComGronen's car was equipped HOUSTON - THE SKYLAB 3 ASTRONAUTS complete the President was aware that there Chamber of Commerce an~ merce President George with an electro magnet placed UNIT CALLED first hall of their endurance fli ght today, with assurances from was an orgamzed effort to nounced today it was terminat- Britton at a news conference in it. fiberglass nose with hidThe Pomeroy E-R squad was Tomghttl'lru Tuesday ground controllers the1r craft is in good enough shape to comDec . 28-Jan 1, 1974 "contain" Watergate because ing all fmancial and adminis- here. called Thursday at 1:38 p.m. den wires running to the back plete the llllSsion. it represented ~ threat to trative responsibility for the Britton said although the" where they were hooked up to a for Nellie Eblin who was taken Gerald P. Carr, Edward G. Gibson and William R. Pogue EMPEROR OF THE Nixon's re..,lection in the 1972 All-American Soap Box Derby, chamber has tenninated all battery. to Holzer Medical Center . reach the midpoint of·their 94-<lay journey at 9:35 a.m. EST as campa1gn, the Post said. NORTH stating that it was killed by financial and administrative they cross the South Pacific coast of Chile. Flight director Milton " It is unclear whether he was 11 C heating, fraud and hoax." responsibility for the Derby it Lee Marvin Windler said he believed the stat10n would hold together through aware of offers of executive Ernest Borg nine The 1973 derby was won by would be willing to work with the three-month flight despite recurrmg problems with a conShow Starts 1 p.m. clemency or the payments of James Gronen, 14, Boulder, any responsible organization, trolling gyroscope and a depleting supply of stabilization gas. money to the seven convicted Colo. driving a rigged car business or group which would Watergate conspirators for whlch resulted m his disquali- want to sponsor the race. s1lence," said the Post, quoting fication. Holzer Medical Center However, he said there are one source familiar with the (Discharged) The announcement was no sponsors in sight at the D1x1e Barnette, Darward contents of the tapes. "Tha t is present time. of justice and a obstruction Bond, Frances Burrow. Oretha One of those present at the Caldwell , Hayden Calhhan, crime. The other, the containnews conference was Drew Pre sto n Collier, Margaret mg of the Watergate, was just Hern, director of the Derby Hardm, Vtrgmia Jaques, Nellie good politics ." qualifier in Charlotte, N.C who However, the sources said Jenkins, Bert Jones, Everett said the Chamber was trying to ' this legal disttnction probably McCain , Donald McManis, kill the Derby with bad publiOPEN BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Mrs. Thomas Robinette and would be ignored by the public. city. open to question was Left daughter, Larry Sayre, Mrs . Hern said he would work to WASHING TON (UP! ) - En9:30 AM TO 9:00 PM move the Derby to Charlotte. Albert Tromm and daughter, whether Nixon also would ergy director Wilham Simon Mrs. Albert Weaver and son, make a public release of other sa1d today that new fuel Carrol Williams. Merr ill documents. regarding Water- allocation regulations to go into gate-related matters such as Williams, Burneda Ziegler. the ITT case or the milk fund effect in mid-January will leave (Births) gas stations with about 20 per Mr . and Mrs. Leland Watson, controversy. The Post said the most cent less fuel than their a son, Crown City; Mr. and customers will demand . Mrs . Floyd Smith, a son, damaging eVIdence against S1mon filed final regulations Nixon was not necessarily in Jackson. the seven recordings already governing petroleum products turned over to the Watergate Thursday lor publication in the prosecutor but in the tapes of Federal Register. The regulanearly aOO conversations and tions will take effect on Jan. 15. Simon said today that the meetings subpoenaed by the new allocation program will Watergate committee. place the local gas station at HYMN SING SET the bottom of the priority list A hymn sing will be held at 8 for fuel, and he acknowledged p.m. Monday, Dec . 31, New that the ?egulations would m Year's Eve at the Eagle Ridge effect amount to "a moderate Community Church. The form of rationing." Bissell Brothers will be special Coming ahead of gasoline for POmeroy pomerov All singers and the singers. putomobiles will be private Home of rutland national public are invited. ' essential services such as bank farms, hospitals, public trans- • LOCAL TEMPS the bank or the cen l ury The temperature in down- port and industries that establi shed 1872 town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. produce fuel. Other business 3 PIECE GROUP WITH VOCALIST Friday was 43 degrees under and industry would take next pnority, and next would come sunny skies. Mombor gas stations. eigs 1974 made to :* children system, and an increase of $44,000 to be spent by the County Board for Mental Retardation, the total being $84 ,000 compared to $40.000 in 1973. How It WIU Go Disbursements m general fund are as follows: Board of Commissioners salaries - officials, $15,300; salaries, employes, $4,600, supplies, $1,500; equipment, $2,000; rent health departinent, $900; mol<lr vehicles, engineer's office, $100: conb"acts, repair, $5,000i travel and expenses of commissioners, $900 ; advertising and printing, $100; other expenses, $1,500; landfill operation, $10,0Q0; total, $42,100.00. ways. County Auditor, salary-official, $8,200; Other increases are apparent• in salaries, employes, $21,500, supplies, $37,500 allotted for jail renovatlon, an $6,000i contracts, repairs, $1 ,~ ; ad· increase of about $15,000 in the Auditor's vertising and printing, $3a0: other exoffice budget mainly for reassessment of penses, $400; assessing personal property, _property; $10,000 for the county landfill salaries, employes, $1 ,520 ; assessing POMEROY - Meigs County w1ll spend nearly $2 million in providing public services to it. citizens in 1974, up $389,628.72 from what was spent in 1973. · The record appropriation of $1,919,100.26 was approved Frtday by the board of county commissioners. The total is a new record. The total last year was $1,529,471.54. Largest deparlmen tal increases Will come from revenue sharing funds added to local revenue by the federal government for capital Improvements, anticipated to be $202,700.63, and an additional $95,100 m the motor vehicle fund for roads and high- i t SEOEMS was busy Thursday Director needed in Mrs. Elberfeld of Logan dies News . . . in Briefs Tape renege Leo Taylor of Racine is dead ~ FDIC ..- - - - - - - - - -1 Simon said on the CBS-TV FLOWERS MAIN OFFICE Mon • Tues , Wed ., Thurs 9 a m 3 p m Frldev9a m to7p m Saturday 9 a m to 12 Noon RUTLAND BRANCH Mon , Tues , Wed , Sa t , 9 a m ,J p m Thursday~a m lo 12Noon Fnday 9 a .m to 7 p .m • ..,._..:..Fo;;;r~AI;;;;..I;;.O.;;.cc;;:a.,si..,on,.s.....,-'1 SANDWICH Order By Phone A hometown friend. And Take Em Home ?92-5432 ' We W1re Flowers Everywhere !------..:...-----1 992-2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. Millard Van Meter Ph. 992-2039 Ph. 992-5721 Morning News the resulting shortage of gas would vary from area to area of the country, but " basically what we are looking at is a 20 per cent shortfall in our gasoline." Simon has announced a standby gas rationing plan, and he says that a btg factor in determining whether the plan wtll be implemented is whether Americans voluntarily limit themselves to a " target" of IO gallons of gasoline per week. VOL b NO. 48 HUNTINGTON, W. Va . - A public hearing will be held at I :30 p.m. on Jan. 23• at the Federal Building here on modernizing the Gallipohs Locks and Dam at Eureka. The hearing, conducted by the U. S. Corps of Engineers is expected to settle a question of whether or not to bypass the ' present dam with a canal and new locks or replace the present structure and locks. The proposed plan w11l involve replacement of the existing locks with new , larger locks in a canal bypassmg the existing dam and renovation of the dam to continue it in service during the life of the new locks. 0 ~ 0 VIRGINIA L[GIENO .........I -...I t GALLIPOLIS LOCKS AND DAM REPLAc.Ef.AENT OHIO IIIY'(II 1'001. AIIU. . • HOW OLD IS IT? ~ Norm Swindler, Hannan Trace Rd., who displays an ancient grass seed sowing machine above, 118id he purchased lt at a farm auction· about !Oyearsago.lt'slngood workable condition . T)le Gallia Countian would like to know about how old It is. Care to take a guess, anyone? ,. I • MAYOR SWORN - Dal e E. Smith, R., right, received his oath of office as the new mayor of Pomeroy Saturday from Manning Webster, judge of the Meigs County Probate and Juvenile Courts. Sm1th was elected in November to fill the unexpired term of the late William Baronick which runs ( ' MIDDLEPORT - Risks and rewards in the Meigs County extension service since 1940 were reviewed by C. E. Blakeslee for the Middleport - Pomeroy Rotary Club Friday evening at Heath United Methndlst Church followmg dinner. Blakeslee, who is retlring early in 1974, and has been a member of Rotary since 1940, said his "most hairy" time as an extension agent came durlng World War II when he was required to Investigate loco! farms to determine if their levels of production warranted retaining men on it who otherwise would be drafted lnto military service. One investigation was carried out after the Iarmer "innocently" displayed a riDe to Blakeslee, describing how it worked, lt.s range, etc., then invited Blakeslee to proceed with his interview. Most county agents of Ohio - and ,.. - I' through 1975. Don CoiiiM, veteran Pomeroy Village cour.cilman, has served as mayor from the tune of the death of the late Mr. Baronick until Smith was elected. Mayor Smith begins his new duties at !2:01a.m. Tuesday , Jan. 1. Commission delays land option GALLIPOLIS - Outgoing city comm1sswners, Richard Carter , C H. McKenzie, and Wymond Bradbury Fnday in special sess1on tabled a resolution authorizing an option on land wh1ch the c1ty IS planmng to purchase for recreational purposes. The option action was delayed smce an accurate description of the land was not available . Commissioners signed an easement agreement with Emerson E. Evans of the Parklane Trailer Park for the maintenance of a four inch waterline and authorized City Manager Paul W11ler to advertise for bids on a new city manager's car. Willer wrecked his 1970 Chevrolet city owned car during last week 's snow on Sanders Hill. The bids wtll be opened on · Jan . 17. Wtller revtewed several projects underway in the clty includmg the Allen Drive survey conducted by Robert C. Vernon Inc . of Marietta." Residents of Allen Dnve had requested thetr stree t be widened. Willer also announced that drilling has begun on the test wells for the city's addi tional water supply. Wilier thanked the commissiOners for their service to the city during the past four years. The cornmtssLOners in turn, World War II was NIGHT 10 TIL 2 ' It Is presently proposed to construct two parallel lock chambers in the cana l, each lock bemg 1,200 feet long and liO feet wide. The canal will have a general bottom width of 500 feet. The canal is expected to provide the equivalent of a straight reach of river in which tows can maneuver w1th less mterlerence from the adverse river currents that presenUy restrict and endanger nav1gation at the exJStmg locks. Renovation of the dam is expected to include stabilization of the foundation rock with the post-tensioned anchor rods mstalled in holes drilled underneath the existing piers. The present roller gales have deteriorated, and replacement of the gates is anticipated w1thm the next decade following construction of the new locks. The dam will continue to maintain the navigation pool at the present normal elevation of 538 feet. The first cost of construction of the canal project, including provision of two 1,200 foot locks in the canal and stabilization of the foundation of. the existing dam is $95,200,000. Replacement of the roller gates in the dam in the lOth year of project life will have an equivalent present worth at the lime of locks construction of $8,600,000. Consideration has been given to the need for installmg an emergency closure system on the existing dam similar to the bulkhead system provided at the new dams elsewhere on the Ohio River. The best alternative to the pcoposed canal project would be a completely new locks and dam located about three miles downstream from the existing dam. The downstream replacement project was presented in a public hearing m Huntington m 1967. At that meeting , the downstream project was suggested as the preferred project because of presumed better navigation conditions there than at the canal site. As a result of model studies of both the proposed canal plan and the alternatlve downstream plan, the anticipated navigation conditions at both projects have been improved . Comparative cost estimates for the plans now mdicate a balance in favor of the canal plan . On the basis of acceptable navigation conditions and a lower construction cost, the canal plan at the existing dam is presented as the preferred plan at this time. Environmental impacts of the proposed project are expected to be moderate. As the existing dam is to be (Continued on Page 2) NO PAPER TUESDAY Publlsher Richard S. OWen announced Saturday that the Dally Sentinel and Dally Tribune will go to press early Monday, and that neither paper will be published on Tuesday ln order to permll employees to observe the New Year's hollday. SATURDAl POMEROY PRICE 20 CENTS Pomeroy-Middleport Canal, new locks, proposed at Gallipolis dam They Play It All! ! 992-3629 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1973 Galhpohs-Pomt Pleasant • Save All of Your Saleslips From Elherfelds In Pomeroy THE MEIGS INN Your lnvlled Gtte8l R em:hing More Th;m 12,000 Families 3 SECTIONS WATER WHEEL the Fabulous Elec ti ons, salary-official, $5,200: salart es. employes , $18 ,340 : supplies, S4,:l01 ; equipment, $800; contract scrvtces, $8,044 , travel, $600; other expenses, $550, total. $37,835. Buildings and grounds - capital improvemen t.;;, jail renovation, $37,500 : matntenance, $5 ,000 ; other expenses, renovating courthouse, $40,000 : maintenance and operation, sa]Qries, employes, $8,068.20, supphes, $800 ; contract. , repatr , $3,600i contracts, servtces , fuel and hght, $8,200. tota l, $103,168.20. Protectton to property and person s, shenff, salary official, $8,200 ; salan es, employes, $35,900 ; equlpr.oent , $15,000 ; contracts and repair, $5,1JOO: adv ertising and pnnting, $500 ; other expenses, $300, total. $64,900. Re corder , salary -o fficials , $7 ,900 : 30 PAGES CIOW'S • salaries, employes, $5, 000 ; supplies, $3,000: documents, rebindmg , $3,000; other expenses, $100, total, $19,000. Building regulation department , eqwpment . mileage, $600, total, $600 Agriculture, grants, $15,835, insurance for buildings - fair board, $2,600 ; experimental farm s, s oil conservati on, $3 ,000 ; apiary mspection, $300; cattle d1 sease prevention 1 $750 ; bounties , hJstoncal soc1ety. $900, total, $23,585. Health and welfare, Southeast Ohio Emergency Service, salanes-employes. $13,000; grant, advance on ambulances , $24.827.02, total, $37,827.02. Tuberculosis Hosp1tal Climes and Care, salaries, $12,200 ; supphes, $3,500 ; contract serv1ces, $4,000 ; hospital , $7,000 ; travel, $1,800 ; Publi c Employes Rettrement System, $1 ,100; Workmen's (Continued on Page 2) Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Vallev Be Tinifty! .. • $500, total , $19,605 .95. tmts Snow likely northwest, rain or snow southeast Sunday night and Monday. Low Sunday night in the teens northwest, 20s southeast. High Monday in the 30s. MEIGS THEATRE STEAK HOUSE $156 : expenses. 1orc1gn JUdge, $500; Jur y comm.1sston , salaries, employes, $240, total , $13.773.82. Juvemle PrfJb3tiOn Department , salanes..,mploye. Willoughby Hill , $6,000: Janet Morris, $5,000; equ1pment, $2,000: contracts, repair. $500; travel, $300, tot. I $13,600. Probate Court , salar y ~ ofrt cta l, $3,563.82 ; salaries, empl oyes, $4 ,600, supplies, $2,>00: jurors ' fees, $300 ; other expenses, $200, total, $11,163.82. C\erlt of Courts , salary - off1da l, 18.300; saianes, employes, $13 ,700; supplies, $3,300, total, $25,300. Coroner , salary.offtcia 1, $1 ,890 02; salanes, employes, $1,100, total , $2,990.02 County Courts, salary-offt ctal , $7,583.92 ; salanes, employes. 18,913.03: supplies, $1,700; witness fees, $9: other fees. bondsmen, $900; other expenses, • Soap Box Derby dead? Gas outlets will have 20% less property, $1,500; other expenses, $1 ,500; professional serv1res , $3,000, total , $45,170.00. County Treasurer. salary.ofhcla l, $8,000, salanes, employes, $13,900 ; supplies, $2,100; advertising and printmg, 1500: other expenses, 1500, total. $25,000. Prosecuhng Attorney, salary-<Jfficlal , $6,600: salaries, employes, $4,100; supplies, $100; allowances, $3,000; extra help, $2,400, total, $16,200. Bureau of inspection, examinataons county offices, $5,000, total, $5,000. County Planning Commission , salaries- employes, $1,250; Buckeye H1lls, $978.53, total, $2,228.53. Common Pleas Court, salar ies· official, $3,563.82; salaries, employes, $6,520; supplies, $200; attorney fees, $900; jw-ors' fees , $1,000; witness fees. $400; transcripts, $300; travel foreign judges, Weather Private flight said dangerous COAD work 2 million a thanked Willer and City Solicitor Richard Appointment of a City Auditor. . . C. Roderick for their hard work during the Ordmance settlng salary of Mun1c1pal past year. Judge . Newly elected commissioners John Old business will include a supAllison, Arthur (Pete) Nibert and Douglas plemental appropriatiOn ordinance. Wetherholt will be sworn in during the city Other new business scheduled is a commiSsiOn meeting, Wednesday, Jan . 2. proposed resolution setting date and tune Other items on the agenda are as follows: of regular commission meetmg; proposed Selection of a President and v1ce- resolution authorizing bids for courtroom; Prestdent of City Commission. proposed appropriati On ordinance for new Ordinance setting salary of Solicitor. budget year; appointinents to Board of Appointinent of a City Solicitor. Health and City Recreation Board, and Ordinance setting salary of City proposed ordinance authorizmg option for Audttor. purchase of recreational property. Salary hikes needed GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County Com1ssioners Friday in special session employed Mrs. Annabelle Sibley of Sanders Hill as switchboard operator at the courthouse replacing Mrs. Tressa Cremeens who resigned. ~ Commissioners also discussed a new salary raise for Gallipolis Municipal Court Judge Robert S. Betz and the new city solicitor . Under State !.Sue III, all judges in the state receLved salary mcreases based upon populahon. hairy time . elsewhere in the U. S. - called on to perform such duties, found it healthier tq be moved to another county 's extension\ serv1ce following the war Blakeslee, however, stayed on, He said h1s only comfort in th1s risky phase of being a county agent was his conviction that he had been as honest and fair as he knew how to be. Although some political figures in Meigs county suggested he leave in 1945 at the end of world hostilities, he ignored their advice. Blakeslee also had his own "Watergate" about 25 years ago. An m. terns! struggle (rooted in politics ) mvolving the desire of one faction to erase an employe of a related local agency who worked in the extension office resulted m Blakeslee's waste basket being sifted secreUy for "evidence" that might provide groll!lds for the employe's dismissaL Common Pleas Court Judge Ronald R. Calhoun and Probate and Juvenile Judge R. William Jenkins received salary hikes in November. Tbe county pays two-fifths of Betz's salary. Final action will be taken at the Jan. 2 Gallipolis City Comnussion meeting. • In other matters , commissioner s granted Mrs. Lora Dickey permission to transfer appropriations to balance out the funds ln the 1973 budget and a townshtp road was established neAr the Bare property on Rt. 141. . COURTHOUSE TO CLOSE POME!WY - Offices. of the Meigs County Courthouse will be open on their usual schedule on Monday, Dec. 31. Common Pleas Court Judge John C. Bacon said the offices would fun ction normally for all resident. who wish to conduct business on the last day of the year. Offices will close on Tuesday, New Year's Day. "Ever since that happened," said Blakeslee, "I've personally burned the contents of my waste basket, until, that ls our county·wide sanitation system was begun recently." The rewards of being a county agent are not counted In financial returns. R<lther, an agent reviews the years to recall the "truly outstanding" young people who have taken advantage of the 4H extension programs and have gone on to .. become uniquely effective in society POJ>TOFFICE CLOSING today. GALLIPOLIS - Posbnaster Richard "We did nothing for them, " said Bane announced Saturday that the Blakeslee, "other than providing the Gallipolis Post Office window will close at oppor tunity fo< them to help themselves." noon on Monday . Normal mall delivery on He added, "Seeing them today as all clty and rural routes will be made, and adults in important roles is my reward." collection and dispatching of mail will be President Harold Hubbard presided. made on a normal basis. The local post Ladies of the church prepared and served office will be closed all day on Tuesday. I dinner _ iNormal service resume ~~ay. ~ wil\ 1 I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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