https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3e153efb1c755d8d196f026ddbb19b6d.pdf 59bf3fa74710ec1637ecee0060e810ac PDF Text Text ' I . ,. .. ., ' ., ' I •' •' • Construction underway ,. ' on ambulance stations JACKNIFED RIGS - Above are two of the trucks which jacknifed on Rt. 30 just north of the Coast Guard station near Henderson, W. Va. The accident occurred on icy roads around 11 :30 p.m. Wednesday. Three persons, all from North Carolina, were treated and released at Pleasan t Valley Hospital. The West Vir g1nia Highway Patrol reported about $22,000 dama ge. Reclaiming 1Continued from Page I) lhe near future, " said the report in ,urging acceleration of the reclatn'ation projects .. '·11wse states that have done th e1r planning.on a sound basis will be ablztoyzcure large porti ons of the available monies. It then becomes imperative that the state proceed immediately to implement the recommendations in this report.'' The board defended the use of government money lor the reclamation projects with this observation in the report : "The general public should bear the burden of responsibility of these lands. · For many' years the citizens of Ohio have be nefitted from the production o! ine•pensive coal, much to the detriment of the environment. Therefore, it is appropri· ate to assess the cost of subsequent reclamtion against the general public." However, "private industry must not be overlooked as a source of reclamation funds," the board wrote, recommending that land to be used for development or other purposes should be reclaimed by t he industry with a financial interest in it. To encourage this idea, the board recommended: - A financial incentive program to get mine operators to restrip and reclaim previously stripped land where it is not profitable to mine the remaining coal. - Tax incentives to get landowners to perform th~ir own reclamation, and gnide'lines to help private reclamation projects. - Providing state matching money for federal funding opportunities, and using "land- owner consent" agreements for government reclamation, rather than acquiring the land and selling it after reclamation. News. .. in Briefs (Cootioued 1from Page I) ·• poration executives and others who have pleaded or been found guilty in connection with 1972 campaign violations, only six remain in prison. The number drops to five today when Bernard L. Barker, the foreman of the Watergate break-in team, is released on personal bond pending outcome of his appeal. Barker was to be flown from Eglin Federal Prison Farm near Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., to Washington, wbere he will appear before the U. S. District Court clerk and probation officer. E. Howard Hunt Jr., former White House aide an~ mastermind of the Watergate break-in, wa; freed Wednesday pending outcome of his appeal. NASHVILLE, TENN . - SINGING COWBOY Tex Ritter, whose recording of "high Noon" became a Western classic, died of a massive heart attack Wednesday night while visiting a friend in the Davidson County Jail. A veteran of 85 movies, 78 of them Westerns, and a singing career that touched six decades, Ritter, 67; was visiting Lamar "Jack" Watkins, apparently an employe, when he was stricken. He died at a local hospital a short time later. JACKSON - Jackson con- hospital grouo ·- at Logan, tractor Rodney McCorkle said Ironton, and 1-'omeroy ; the Wednesday work has begun on fourth on : the Court House arnbillance stations being buill square in Jackson, and the fifth for Southeast Ohio's . on Municipal Square in Oak Emergency Medical Seriiice Hill. (SEOEMS y here and in Oak The structures are J2' x 52' Hill, Pomeroy, Ironton and with two heated bays for Logan. vehicle housing and servicing . The Economic Development . Crew living quarters include a Administration is participating lounge and radio control area , on the five buildings with the kitchen, bath, shower, utility local counties. Total cost of the and dormitory rooms. McCorkle is anticipating project 1s $315,000, with EDA funding $197,000. McCorkle 's some delay in receiving accepted bid lor the project building materials due to was ·around $250,000. manufacturer's shortages, but Three of the buildings will be he estimated completion date located on county owned by the end of April. PT. PLEASANT - Robert C. Cochran,. president of Crepit Bureau of Pt. Pleasant, Inc., said Monday a computer ex· periment called "Credit Regional " will go Into effect soon with a large national charge store in which the local credit bureau will receive and process credit applications from Ohio and West Virginia. Cochran explained ! " We have been computerizing now Father of our area but pe~sons throughout Ohio and West Virginia. Credit Regional will be a central credit file and will use other bureaus as feeders. This process is being used nationally said Cochran, who expects his computer will ·be able to · link up with · other compul!'rs soon to supply information to credit grantors nationally. HOSPITAL NEWS at I :30 p. m. Saturday at the Oris G. Jolmson Funeral Home at Vallonia, Ind. Friends may call at the funeral home after I p. m. Friday. The body was being moved today !rom .the Walker Funeral Home In Rutland to the Johnson Funeral Home. ditioning . Kisor, Christopher Leach, Donna Miller, Ruth Montgomery, Iva Marie Neil, Shirley Nibert, Hilda Rake, Nellie Sayre, Donald Scaggs, Donna Stacey, Wilbert Stoney, Beulah Swindler, Harriett VanMatre, Ira Watson, Michael Wingfield. (Discharges Jan. 1) Charles Ballard, Carrie Blankensh~p. Rosemary Burson, Mrs. Alva Clark and daughter, Barbara Freeman, John Gilland, Jerry Harrison, Mrs . Marshall King and Holzer Medical Center daughter, Charlottie Long, (DlsehargesDec. 31) Tara Allen, Andrew Brad· Kathleen Nally, Robert ford, Lillian Bumgardner, Leo Rutherlord, Ruth Saunders, Caiandros, Huey Dowdy, Mrs. Cheryldean Spencer, George Larmis Gilbert and son, Denver Thomas, William Warner. Griffith, Faith Harris, Scott Hineman, Mary Howell, EXTENDED OUTLOOK George Hyman, Florence Falr'Salurday and Sunday and a chance of rain and snow Monday. High In the 308. Lows In upper teeDB and 208. Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMmED - Melissa Clay, Rutland ; Edward Bailey, Athens; Michelle Soltis, Pomeroy; Julius Chancey, Racine; Kathryn Miller , Middleport; Lilly Edwards, Pomeroy; James Pettit, Middleport. DISCHARGED - Terri Hollis, Elizabeth Sharpnack, Timothy Lee, Maggie Gilmore, Alfred Robinson, Sarah Congo, Celia Hite . Due to .icyro~dcondltionsall Idaho Gov . Cecil D. Andrus _schools proclamation last week exempting issued thea southern hall of Idaho from DST, thus placing the entire state on Pacific Daylight time. Gov. Tom McCall of Oregon asked that' Malheur County iri eastern Oregori, the only . . Oregon county on Mountain Stewart and Missie, Letart, · time, ·. be exempt from the and' Mrs. Mary Aumiller, Hart- change; but-jllly if an exempN~ws, . ford .. · tion is also wanted to southern Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. · Idaho. Mrs . Reuben (Frances) . ·Stewart of Mason is .back home · Nellie Dudding and daughter, A resolution WI!!' fntrnduced after being · ~ surgical patient Mrs. Juanita Ward and Dale in in the Nebraska Legislature to Holzer · Medical Center. She New Haven, included Master place the entir.e state on ·expressed appreciation for the Sgt. Gael and Ruth Dudding Mountain time .' And in Mimany cards and thoughtful and daughter, Andrea of Ft. chigan, se':eral legislators acts of relatives and friends. Knox, Ky.; Mrs. Carol sCyoc, ·have asked Gov. William · · Speaking of cards, Oinda Cindy and Marie of Reedsville, M,illiken to petition for an Roush of West Columbia Ohio; Mr . .and · Mrs.· Eber exemption. received many cards and gifts Roush, Mary and Robert Canada Maj Ch~f _ on her 12th birthday. On Dudding, Mrs. James Dudding The government of Ontario, Channel 13 the Reverend and Troy, all of Mason. · Canada, is also expected to Master Sgt. Dudding and his adopt Daylight Saving Time Charles Norris, formerly of Racine, and now of South family and Mrs. Scyoc and because of pressure from Point, Ohio dedicated the family visited several days business ,and industry that with their mother and sister. have close links to the United program to ,Cinda. Mrs. A. P.' Nichol5on spent States . .. , Mrs . A. P. Nicholson of w'ith her daughter Christmas Clifton; Chester RouSh, West In some spots, loc;~l school and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs·. boards, under pr•.ssure from Columbia and ' Mike Roush, Pomeroy, vlsit.id a few days Earl Robinson and tamuy at parents fearful of their . ,. rec.ehtly with Tech Sgt. and Gallipoll~ . children waiting for school Mrs. and Mrs. Landon Smith buses before deylight, have Mrs. P. E. Nicholson and daughter, Amber, at McGuire visited in Ripley recently with delayed the opening hour of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Durbin and schools. AF Base, New Jersey. · Mrs. Maxine Arnold is Mr. Smith''s sister, Mrs. Griff In Knoiiville, Tenn., for visiting over the holidays with Durbin. example, schools will open and .Holiday guests of Mr. and close h:il! ·an hour later tlian her ijaughter and son-in-law, Mr . and Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald Mrs. Landon Smith were Mr. under standard time. ahd ··son , Jason . JasOJ\ is and Mrs . Nelson Reynolds and A similar plan has been recuperating from surgery BI)Q· children, Jay and Jill; Mr. and adopted in- Pinelas County, 'Mrs. Al'nold· remained for a · Mrs. Kermeth Reynolds, Keith · Fia.,, where assistant Superin~onger visit whil~ her gr and- Allen and J(ell~ . Norman tendent Dan McAuliffe said, Reynolds, ·ail' of Mason ; Mr. "·The 'only reason weare doing . spn, fully recovers. . and Mrs. John Gothard and \h.is.is that we don't want those Mr'. and Mrs : ..~Reuben Steve of Melbourne, Pa.f·Mrs. · kids, pacticularly the elemenStewart spent Chrisbnas with their daughter and son-ui-law, . R. C. King ( Hejlderson; Mrs. . tary ones, to have to stand and Mr . and Mrs. Jack Fowler and · Iris Collin~ and daugl1ter, Pat, . family in Pt. Pleasant. Others of MiddJeJ)or). . ' CELEBRATES of the family visiting included Mrs. J. K. Sinith observed ··Butch, Tim. and Lisa·Stewart of her 89th birthday ~nniversary Mason ; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mooday with a family .SECOND:THOUGHTS celebration. F'ol!owlng a CINCINNATI (UP!) ...:. Joe dinger, cake was served and Di~on will . have second pictures .were taken. Gifts and Tonight , Jan: J thoughts next time,about being ' cards were presented to Mrs . . NOT'oPEN _. a Good Samaritan. Dixon a Smith ·who makes her home · security guard , stopped e;rJY with Mr. and Mrs. Tllomas , Fri .-Sat .'s"r · _ . . jan. 4-5-6 W<;<Jnesday t~ help~· stranded · Kelly and famfly. Mr. and Mrs. NEPTUNE FACTOR m~torist. After . the car was . Vmcent Dabo, P?_meroy, were · ;·Ben Gazarro runnlgg, ' the motoriSt yell'O'd. present for tl)e celebration. Yvette Mimeau x : fro!n his car, "! don 't like Telephone calls were received ~how Starts 7 p.m . Security guards;" and shot from the other Shildren and Dillon in the left arm as he left from several grandchildren. 1n Conservatory of · Musi c. 'fs~sa l d Hoffner, Phone 992· Meigs County are Until 9 P.Mi At the Wareho!Jse on Mechanic Street Sale of Gas and Oil Heaters - Sale of Room Size Rugs. On the 2nd floor - Girls Winter Coat Sale - Womens Winter Coats . Girls Sportswear - Womens Coordinate Sportswear - Womens Dresses - Girls Dresses. January . Clearance sale prices on Preteen .Sportswear. Clean up sale on Fall and Winter yard goods· on ready made Draw Draperies - Bedspreads and Bathroom Accessories. You'll find good selections and you'll save plenty .during this January Clearance Sale. Open Both Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 P.M. house, Middleport Notes > • \ .MEIGS THEATRE ___""" 1-- • • • . , . I a SALE. Starts Friday, Jan. 4 Men's & Women's · Suede One Group Women's HIKING BOOTS SHOES SHOES Lined & Unlined by r;onnie, Thom MeAn, Miss Wonderful EE-EEE 30% off Price Womens & Girls Boys HIKING • lL . 72. Values to $17.99 BOOTS F~ION_ & SNOW BOOTS Values to $27.95 Suede or Leather 20% off On~ Group MEN~s SHOES . - Values to $17.99 1/2 40-50% ALL OTHER RUBBER F001WEAR- 20%oFF Includes men 's miners PRICE ·- steel toe boots, Insulated boots and 2. 4, 5 buckle arctics. All Other Merchandise, 20% WOMEN'S WIDE WIDTHS REGULAR PRICE Select Group Boys & Girls SHOES Thom MeAn, Poll Parrot. Active Age 40 10 OFF Shoe Shine Kits, Umbrellas and BuHe....,._% Price OFF Reg. Price A Few Sizes of Boys & Girls SHOES REMAIN AT • 99' PR. A Good Selection ONE GROUP NAME BRAND PURSES ~ 30% OFF 0/ OFF Devoted To The lnternll Of The Meiga-Mawn Area VOL. XXV POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 184 By ROBERT F. BUCKHORN WASHINGTON (UPI ) - Federal energy chief William E . Simon says he expects retail gasoline prices to rise between 8 and 11 cents by March. To motorists in many parts of the nation it was evident the increase is well under way. A UPI survey showed most dealers were charging more than 50 cents a gallon for regular in the East and Midwest and between 43 .,nd 49 cents in the West. In New York City regular gasoline was selling as high as 56.4 cents ; premium, 61.9. In Chicago regular prices ranged between 51 and 52 cents per gallon. Simon reported isolated cases of extreme price gouging, such as $2 a gallon . He told a news conference Thursday the Internal Revenue Service found 409 price violators among 2,300 stations spot checked. ' Simon's prediction, during the same news conference, of a gasoline price rise of as much !News•• zn Brzefsii!! -' SLIPPERS Naked Leather 30% OFF " 20% OFF Reg. Price Men's ALL OTHER Work Shoes ~ Reg. & Steel Toe 20% OFF REGULAR PRICE Mens& Boys SLIPPERS Womens, Mens. Boys; Girls 40%oFF Girls SADDLE OXFORDS Dingo BoOts 20% OFF ONE STYLE 40% off Connles, Bucky, Thom lk.An. Black·whlte, navywhite, navy-tan, brown· ton. 1h price h•ritage house MeAn Your Thom Store Middleport · as 11 cents by March was one cent more than he had predicted Monday. He repeated the administration is considering gasoline rationing only as a last resort. Announcement Expected Soon Simon is expected to annoWJce soon a new "price adjusbnent" formula to allow the nation's 100,000 service stations to raise prices to make up for the fact that the amount ~ fuel they are allowed to seU is 6eing cut 20 per cent. He also is expected to announce a specific 1'k-cent price increase. The 8-11 cent a gallon price increase prediction includes both of those measures. Federal energy officials said one station selling gasoline at By United Press International ·· MONTGOMERY, ALA. - GOV. GEORGE C. W~ llace has started 2'h years in advance in his quest for the Democratic presidential nominatin in 1976. "It's no secret what we're doing here," Wallace's national campaign director, Charles Snider, said Thursday. "We're goiilg to set up the kind of organization that can give the governor the presidential nomination in 1976 ... " Mrs. Carol Jean Adams, Snider said Wallace's previous three attempts at the High St., Pomeroy, has been presidency were poorly organized. But he said in 1976 Wallace intends to have the kind of organization that gave Sen. George . named the Meigs County campaign director for the McGovern a first ballot victory at the 1972 convention. January, 1974 fund drive of the WASHINGTON - ATTORNEY GENERAL-designate National Foundation- March of William B. Saxbe says the Justice Department shoilld in- Dimes. Mrs. Adams will be assisted vestigate whether the nation's major oi) companies did anything by Mrs. Vikki Gloeckner, a to deliberately cause the fuel shortage. Saxbe also told UP! in an interview that the Senate Watergate Committee's subpoena of past director, and Mrs. Joanne almost 500 White House tapes and documents was a "fishing Williams, treasurer of the Meigs County Chapter . expedition" created to keep the committee in business. As in previous years, coin The blunt.,;peaking Ohio Republican, to be sworn in at 4 p.m. cards will be distributed in all today as President Nixon's fourth attorney general, promised to schools of the county, and pursue "strict, vigorous enforcement" of the antitrust la~s, "firm but fair" civil rights enforcement, and to run the Jushce canisters will be placed in Departmnt like "a good law office ... with dignity, honesty and business houses. This year TEN CENTS • on 60 cents might be price · - Before leavmg l;an Clemen- Statistics said layoffs of manugouging, while another nearby te, Calif., for Washington factoring workers rose from 8 selling for the same price may Thursday, Secretary of State per 1,000 in October to 10 per be acting legally. The explana- Henry Kissinger said President 1,000 in November. The study tion, officials said, is that Nixon will begin contacting didn't say why, but an official prices of imported crude oil are leaders of about 20 major oil said the energy crisis m~st be rising faster than domestic _producing and consuming na- part of the reason. U.S. crude. Some gasoline is made 'tions next week to propose automakers, lor example, have mostly from imported crude. steps to ease the energy crisis ·announced permanentlayo!ls of Refiners of that gasoline are and avoid its economic con- / 45,000 workers because of being allowed to pass the sequences. He did not spell out slumping big car sales. higher cost on to consumers. details. -Simon denied reports that Otherwise, officials said, im- Transportation Secretary oil tankers are waiting off U.S. ports would' drop off and the Claude S. Brinegar said aver- coasts for prices to rise before energy crisis would .be even age occupancy for cars used for they deliver their oil. worse. Companies selling gaso- commuting is 1.6 persons, and - The Citizens' Advisory line made mostly from domes- he wants to make that 3.2 Committee on Environmental tic crude are more limited in persons by encouraging more Quality told Preident Nixon In a the amount they can raise car-pooling. One gimmick being report the nation is paying too retail prices. considered is reduced tolls for little attention to devices such Other Developments cars carrying more people. as windmills and solar generaIn other developments : - The Bureau of Labor tors to beat the energy crisis. March of Dimes here underway fairness." Saxbe said he believes Nixon has fully "cooperated with Watergate Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski 's investigation. The new attorney general also renewed his pledge to honor Jaworski's independence. "He has his operation and I have mine," Saxbe said. "I don 't know of any place I'd get involved unless he wants me to ." Womeris & Mens Suede. Latigo, PHONE 992·2156 FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1974 c ·· Elberfelds In Pomeroy Galtia, Jackson and Vinton Count1es and th e Raccoon Creek and Elk Fork areas of Gallia, Meigs and Vinton Counties. " It is extremely important that Ohio immediately start se veral of the watershed studies," the re port said . . "Unless specific projects are located and well defined as part of the recommended detailed feasibilit y studies , these fundin g opportunities . will be lost. " The report r eferr ed to available grants from the Appalachian Regional Commission, the U. S. Environmental Prote ction en tine at y fj\m:::-:::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::~:::: ::::::!::::::::::::::~:::::~::~::::::::::;:;:~::::::;::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::t Storewide· WAm.E STOMP.ERS • Take advantage now of the special Storewide January Clearance Sale- All over the store and at the warehouse on Mechanic Street. Special Clearance Sale prices on Transistor Radios - on mens Dress Slacks - mens and boys Winter Coats and Jackets - mens Knit Shirts- mens and boys Sport and Dress Shirts.; Spec:ia I Bicycie Sale at the Toy Store. Sale of heavy Bath Towels, Hand Towels and Wash Cloths. Sale prices now on women's Lingerie 112 Price - Jewelry 1!2 Price. cl~os~ed~t::=oda~y::=.~~~~~~~-~~~-~~~~~'!!·3- 12tc :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;~ . MOVING DAY - Aiea representatives of three agencies moved into new offices on the second floor of The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. building on West Main St. in Pomeroy. Thursday . Employes who began their first day in th e moder n offices are, front, 1-r, are David Parry, Soil Conservation Service ; Georgene Childers, county office clerk for the Farmers Home Administration; Milton E. Roush, district director, Farmers Home Adminisrration , and Gene Riggs, Open·Friday and Saturday Nights one of the zones from the faster wait in the pitch dark." In Raleigh, N.C., starting time. State legislatures could TAKEN TO HOSPITAL time was set back by an hour, also exempt their states, or the The Middleport E-R squad state could ask the federal but protesting parents com· government for an exemption. plain such a pian would leave answered a call at 8:49 a. m. children at home alone in the today from the Beulah White Only Arizona has Asked morning. residence, 211 N. Fifth Ave., So far, only Arizona has Plans for opening schools taking Florence Hannay to asked for an exemption for the entire state, citing a "hard- later are also under discussion Veterans Memorial Hospital ship" provision. Arizona Gov. in many other sections of the after she suffered a possible Jack Williams, in a wire to country, from Utah to Boston. stroke: Washington, said Arizona is in HELP WANTEC the .western section of the ' · ASSISTANT MANAGER ...!.. A Mountain Time Zone and person who can quickly MARRIAGE LICENSES develop into the assistant Daylight Saving Time would manager of our office . Must Jerry Lee Rowe, 19, Racine, not resillt in saving energy. be at least h Jgh school U. S. Army, and Veleeta Gail graduate and have a car . Williams contended that ArizoPhone Mr. Buskirk. at 992 · Shaffer, 19, Racine; Donald na's hottesl period is' in the 2111. Capital Financial afternoon and DSTwoilld mean Robert Brouse, 21, NelsonviUe, \ Services , en equal op . portunlty employer . trading an hour of lower utility lineman, and Karen · 1·3·3tc Elizabeth Sutherland, 20, Rt. I, energy use in the morning for an hour of higher energy use in Rutland, bookkeeper. ' 'all du ' NOTICES th e evemng, expect Y rmg PIANO and ORGAN lessons by the summer with air conSCHOOLSCLOSED graduate of Cincinnati The Ohio Board on Unre claimed Strip Min ed Lands which Thursday to the recomm ended legislature all abandon ed surface and underground mines should be reclaimed by the ye.ar 2000 at an estimated cost of $623 million, included large portions of southeastern Ohio in its top priority. According to UPI, the top i priority watersheds, rated in representative of the John Hancock Insurance -Company; Nove!llber on the basis of cost Back row , 0. Dale Lea , assistant county supervisor for effectiveness, amount o£ Farmers Home Administration; Reed Young , technician pollution , dev e lopm e nt with the Soil Conservation ·service; Mrs . Leoda Young,· demand , density of strip district secretary for the Soil and Water Conservation mines, economic need, public District , and Archie R. Stegall, county supervisor, Farmers visibility and visual quality, Home Administration . were Little Raccoon Creek in Elberfelds lri Pomeroy -------------- IContinued from Page I) Mason Area fo• almost three years in order to attract large national crettit grantors for credit reports· for the entire state of West Virginia and part ·of Ohio. Today it's a reality. Not only wiU we be processing credit reports . but ;;ve will receive computer tapes of the credit grantors ledger experience on a JO day upgrading basis which will allow us to keep an updated file not only on persons in . ·- Top 'p riority g1ve.n ... :Meigs, Gallia land Credit b~u computerized for regiOn Switch-to DST Sunday By United Press International Most Americans set their clocks an hour ahead next Sunday as almost all of the country goes on Daylight Saving Time in an effort to save energy. The country will remain on Daylight Saving Time until October, 1975. Under the legislation passed by the Congress, no mainland state is exempted from Daylight Saving Time, though both Alaska and Hawaii arc exempted. But 14 mainland states that now have two time zones, such as Indiana, may exempt • " ISRAEb AND EGYPT WENT BACK TO THE bargaining table in Geneva today and ordered top officials to Washington and Moscow to.discuss the progress of Middle East peace talks. Sources at Geneva peace conference said Israeli and Egyptian negotiators have agreed on many of the mechanical details of troop disengagement along the shaky Snez Canal cease-f1re bnes. The sources saio Brig. Gen. Tahal el Magdoub, the Egyptian negotiator, .and Brig. Gen . Mordechai Gur, his ~~raeli cou~­ . terpart, were now waiting for "pohllcal gwdebnes from the1r governments on the extent of troop pullbacks. Israel ' sent Defense Minister Moshe Dayan to W~hington and Egypt ordered Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmi to Moscow for discussions with the superpowers on the progress of the peace talks. Dayan was to me<;t in Washington today with Secretru:y of State Henry A. Kissmger and Defense Scretary James R. Schlesinger. He said he planned to discuss troop disengagement talks with Kissinger and ask Schlesinger for more weapons." DAYTON, OHIO - A FEDERAL COURT decision to be (Continued on page 10) ' · •..•... ~~«1 Rate increase announced =s ; ··········x·~··:oY···m'"·~~m:o:o:· '5§"0.:~J!Y""···::..·~...................... ~~::-=~~::::::.:·:·!•!•!•!·:·.········ ··~ ~·. :o-;.,.!< .• .......+ . •. • ..•.,.........................•;o,• ..•••••.. .. :• . ;:;: Effective the week of January 7·13, home delivery rates i~ of the Dally Sentinel and Sunday Times Sentinel will be ~( increased five cents weekly to 60 cents a week by carrier. ii! Single copy rates of 10 cents weekly and 20 cents on Sunday • wDI remain the same. , .... . , Motor route delivery rates will Increase to $2.60 per ~« ~ ~ ~ :$ .~. .: month . Inasmuch as motor route delivery re<ently has ;::; · become more costly in every respect, the carriers and ~ motor route drivers will r~celve a substantial amount of ;;!; this Increase. The balance Is to help offset the continuing ;~; ' advancing costs of pu~Ushlng The Dally Sentinel and Sunday Times-sentinel. . .;:;:•.. i"' . I §! l -x:::::=::--..:t::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::~::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::;;;:::::;:;:;:~:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::::::_:;:;:;::~;~::-!::::::::::::::::::;:;:)~: ' I ' when children bring in their coin cards, each will be presented a special March of Dimes badge. Although "mailers" from the Columbus office of the March of Dimes have been received by Meigs County residents, Mrs. Adams said local families are expected to give to the fund drive only once . The Mothers March has been set for Jan. 15 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. and will be conducted in Middleport, Pomeroy, Syracuse, Rutland, Racine, Chester and Tuppers Plains. In Middleport, the March will.be cond!lcted by members of Xi Gamma Mu Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, and other volunteers, under direction of Miss Marilyn Swan, sorority service chairman. The Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi members will go door-to-door in Pomeroy and Syracuse, with Mrs. Janet Pickens, chapter service chairman, to make area assignments. Mrs. Judy Snowden ha s . charge of soliciting in Rutland, Mrs . Martha Dudding in Racine, Mrs . Judy Eichinger, in Chester, and Mrs. Doris Well in Tuppers Plains. The 1974 March of Dimes dollars will be used as follows: - Twenty-five percent for research by the National Foundation solely for the purpose of developing medications and cures for birth defects. - Thirty-five percent to mtaintain treatment and (Continued on Page 2) on coal and other minerals and a llocation s from· the state capit.al improvement and gene ral budgets . " It becomes obvious that much financial assistance is now or will become available in the near future ." said the report, in urging acceleration of the reclamation projects. Agency 'and th U.S. Department of the Interior , ·as well as potential grants from at least eight other federal · agencies plus funds now being set up by Congress. · The board also recommended as possible sta te ~ources of money, a reclamation bond issue, an increase in the severance tax Jobless at 4.9% By DONALD R. FINLEY WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ Unemployment rose in December to 4.9 per cent of the American labor force, the government said today. The rise from 4.7 per cent in N ov emb~r - the second monthly increase in a row - was another step in what both administra tion and private economists predict will be a sharp rise m joblessness this year because of the energy crisis. Joblessness also rose 0.2 per cent from October to November. The Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics said in releasing the Dei!Cmber report that it was unable to determine whether a 170,000 increase in unemployment last month was due to the fuel shortage. A supplementary report due next week should provide better clues on the impact of the energy crisis on December employment. Many thousands of announced layoffs, particularly in the auto and airlines industries, because of the fuel shortage have not yet been reflected 'in unemployment statistics. The reason is that they took place in December after the BLS data was gathered or are scheduled to take effect this month. The 4.9 per cent jobless rate for December was the highest since It hit an even 5 per cent last May. The rate was on a downward trend since hovering near the 6 per cent mark for 19 months until May, 1972. The rate hit a low of 4.5 per cent in October before starting the upward swing. Most economists agree thar the energy crisis will cause unemployment to continue to rise in 1974. Chairman Herbert Stein of President Nixon's Council of Economic Advisers has predicted unemployment will level off somewhere below 6 per cent. Some private economists say it may go as high as 8 per cent. The number of unemployed Americans rose in December to 4.4 million, the BLS said, although the number of workers holding jobs showed little change, holding at about 85.6 (Continued on page 10) DON PEARCH Pearch taking seat on board in Middleport Don Pearch, 931 Hysell St., ha s been named to fill a vacancy on · the Middleport Village Board of Public Affairs. Pearch, who mov ed to Middleport from Portsmouth • five years ago last August, wa s appointed to fill a vacan cy created when James Brewington, who has been serving, or any other candidate failed to file to run for the post last fall. Pearch is customer service supervisor of the General Telephone Co. of Ohio in Meigs County. He is a member and a past president of the PomeroyMiddleport Lions Club. He belongs to the Elks Lodge at Portsmouth. Mr. and Mrs. Pcarch are parents of four children, EriC, 20; Roger, 18; Ann, 13, and Michael, 4, all at home. The family attends the First United Presbyterian Church in Middleport. Serving with Pearch on the board will be Richard Gress and Jack Hawley. More telief demanded ' by truckers PITI'SBURGH (UP!) - The head of an independent truckers association warned Thursday there would be "one hell of a transportation strike" unless the Nixon Administration provided quicker relief of rising fuel costs.· William Hill, president of the Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers (FASH), ·sent· By George Hargraves near fulw·c. A; the present time, it appears that our · three radio stations that we would not have school. telegrams to President Nixon school iunch program wiD not be self<~upporting this You may recall that we are permttted to mhalSS hvel and energy chief William Supt Melga Local Schools ., da · h sc boTohiyear 1 fthor bad mec f mea Last week we looked back at 1973. Let's take a year, We will have to supplement it with dollars from b vsakeadc f' weather t . edorda the Simon asking for a special · 1 f d re owns. s 1s e 1rs mtss · y or "between all bnef look now at the start of 1974. the genera un . . . . 'll issed d earlier in the meeting As this year begins, our economy, our nation, all And, of course, inflation is eating away at the pay distrtct. Hamsonvt e m a ay miss responsiqle representative our lives, all that we do, and certainly our schools, checks of all our employes. Recent increases are year due to the failure of a water pump.~~ ~~umake groups in the trucking industry ~re under a cloud of uncertainty and concern. The being rapidly chipped away by the grinding wheels of more than th~ alloted f•;~day~ you ha da s We and government to work out a solution." national crisis in confidence in leadership and the increasing cost of living. them up. We o not wan m e up :."~em!i.;;n HiU complained that a recent authority is felt in every school and in every classThe dozen month~ of 1974 will provide us with Will hold lightly the days :at w~ h\ . t Ititerstate Commerce Commis' . many fine moment.il as well as many trying times. Thursday' however' was a ay w en t w~s J.us sion (ICC) ruling that allows a roon;ve face , or soon probably wiU face shortages in a The first few days of the new year arc certainly filled dangerous for busses to operate m o~r district number of areas including gasoline, heating oil, with some significant difficulties. So, we all must face Please remember that you shoilld. always ,listen surcharge for increased fuel them one at a time and move off into a new and to the radio for n~ws about school closmg. Don t call costs provided ito immediate ·. Speaking of Schools··No. 299 challenging year. the radio stations or anyon~ else. Just tune 1n and . help for truckers owning their THURSDAY BROUGHT us our first real listen lor the announcement. Your cooperatiOn IS own rigs. paper, and all products of the petrochemical . in· The ICC ruling, instituted problem day as far as the weather is concerned. greatly needed and will be deeply apprecl8ted. . dustry. Dec. 13, requires trucking freezing rain of the early morning · hours NEWS & NOTES-The orga~tio~l meeting The We face or soon probably will face increasing of the Meigs Local Board of Education wt~ be held at companies to prove their need prices in all forms of energy : gas, coal, heating oil, coated everything with a glaze of ice. It became 7P,0m. on Monday, January 7,m the meeting room m for increased hauling rates by electricity, and especially gasoline. Remember that worse the farther north in the county that we went. We checked with the state highway garage, the Mtddleport - Coach Brauer s Marauders trav~l to submitting fuel cost data I a we use abont IO,ooo·gallons per month during the nine county garage, the state J\lghway patrol, the sheriff's Ironton tonightWellston ~lays here next Tuesdsy, process Hill said was too months of the school term . The prices of all paper and we travel to Logan Frtdlly, January II - The costly, time-consuming, and products are showing a significant increase. Schools office ·the Middleport police the Pomeroy police first semester will end on January II and report , complex for independent use a lot of paper. Textbook and workbook prices will WMro WATH WJEH and ;.vera! bus drivers be: tween S:45 and 10 a .~. Although a lot of work had cards will go home on Thursda.Y, January 17 -Some truckers . certainly .be up. "If we don 't get some kiri'd of been done on them, it seemed unwise to risk sending seniors will be ~mpleting their work for gradua.~ton The ci>st of the food that goes into our school relief," Hill said, "we're headat the end of thiS ftrst semester. lunches continues to move upward. We hope for some busses out on the slippery roads, particularly ing for one hell of a transportaheJp from a pos <;ibl•· :nr rf'" ",.. ;:"' fMPral subsidy in the township roads. Shortly after 6:15 we informed all tion strike. A guy reported to ' me today that Quaker ~tate NAME CORRECTED (Oil Co.) raised its price ten James Barr, 25, of Sellers- cents a gallon. There's going to burg, Ind. (not John Barr of be a Goddamn revolution ." He said F ASH estimates WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Sirica Thursday . that Nixon chief White House Watergate - An original committee suit New Albany, Ind. ) was showed gasoline and diesel fuel Wednesday seriousiy injured deadline for President Nixon to woilld not comply . with the lawyer, J. Fred Buzhardt, in involving five conversations by near Danville in the.fall of a prices rose 2tl cents per gallon turn o~er several hundred order. his chambers for 45 minutes the President with John W. water tank being erected by since May of 1978. subpoenaed tapes and other The Senate committee, late Thursday afternoon . Court Dean Ill, then White !louse He suggested a better formaterials,. to the Senate according to its chief counsel , sources said Buzhardt told the counsel. Sirica rilled Oct. 17 he · the Caldwell Tank Co. of mula for relieving higher fuel Watergate committee passed Sam Dash, will not take any Judge that Nixon had in- did nqt have jurisdiction in the Louisville, (not New Albany) today with the White House further action until a suit in- structed his lawyer not to matter but Congress passed a as ·· was reported. Barr · was costs would be a flat surcharge under intensive care at Holzer of 1-4 cent per mile for each one ' taking no action . volving previous subpoenaed comply 'with t~e subpoenas . ' law giving him jurisdiction. Medical Center suffering a cent per gallon increase in fuel • The Washington Star-News tapes is cleared up . The controversy involves two Sirica still must decide on this skull fracture . John A. Locke, costs, to be paid upon delivery said pr~sidenti al lawyers told Sirica met wtUil.ht~:~.h a1n..1. Uit:: sets of subpoen~ed tapes : 1 matter. " (Contpnled on page 10) 34, died in the accideni. U. S. District Judge John J. This will be a difficult schrrol· year t!; S: President won't give up tap.es • ,I I I •. ' \ ., - f · 1 �.. • !I I , • ' !I 2- I he Oath Se ~e_I,_ Mtddlermt f I PomeroJ 0 Jan 4 1974 Buffalo wins d:,y aft~~·:'l over Wahama Gilligan will dedi.cate HQ slippery condition On Wectnesda1 Jan ~ a mt c r owd\ e commumca t 10n f01 mal ded1ca tron ceremon\ sys tem SEOEMS Will hale wtll be held " t the h<•adqu"r act!\ nted all of tls varwus ters of Southeas t Ohw s Lomponent s wh1ch are Icy road conditions were blamed for four of five traffic accidents mvesllgated ThW's day by the Galba-Me~gs Post State Highway Patrol Two ac:ctdents occurred at the same location on County Road 8 m Meigs County, one and seven tenths miles north of Rt 124 The patrol said the ftrst was at 7 55 a m when Otha L Casto of Mason lost control of h1s car which sbd mto a dttch Officers said Casto's car was struck by an auto operated by Jack R Teaford of Racme Teaford s car was struck by a vehtcle operated by Bus G Damels of Leon, W Va There Emergency Med1ca l Set' J<.:e tr a 1mn g tran s port a tiOn (SEOEMS l commemoratm g commumca t10ns emergency tht: completto n of th e r uo m IITlpr O\ ement, man agemen t evaluation and emergeno se-t' Ice Ke} note speaker for the 4 p m pt ogram eduLatwn The non profit emergency "Ill be John J Go llt gan Governor of Ohto medtcal serv1ce svstem 1s a Ded1cattng the SEOEMS proJect of Ohto Valley Health proJect wtll be the htghhght of Servtces Foundation Inc , and the go vet nor s v1 stt to a nattonal health demon Southeast Ohto "here he will strahon by the department of also tour ambulance statwns Health Educatton and and be the honored guest of a Welfare pnvate receptton followmg th e Tentat" e plans call for the afternoon ceremonJ W1th the completiOn of a March of ~ 1Continued from Page I) genetic counseling centers to buy eqwpment, educatiOnal matenals and to subsidize the educatiOn of people studymg the cause of birth defects - Fort) percent to carry out the programs of the March of Dimes m Metgs County and to be used at the d1screhon of the local members of the March of Dtmas admmtstrattve board Mrs Adams pomted out that durmg the past year local funds have been contributed to the four comprehens11e and evaluahon centers m Ohto located at Cmcmnat1 Columbus Cleveland, and Dayton and that a pubhc educatwn and mlormatwn program has been carried out She noted that contnbultons raised durmg the annual appeal help support medical service programs research professiOnal educat10n and public health mformatwn prOJects sponsored by the voluntary health orgamzat10n Mrs Adams a nurse by professiOn, stated that 111 lme With the goal of protectmg the phystcal and mental health of every newbm n, the March of Dimes IS expandmg tts ser v1ces mto the area of maternal and mlant health care Commenhng on birth defects, the campaign director diSplayed literature which hsted 20 percent of all btrth defects as hereditary 20 percent to be caused by en Governor to tour ambulance stations m Jackson County, emergem;y room facthttes at Holzer Medtcal Center tn Galbpohs before amvmg at SEOEMS headquarters 415 Vmton Ptke m Galhpohs the public IS mv1ted was mtnor c1tatwn was Issued The first of three Gallia County accidents occurred at GOV GILLIGAN 12 45 a m on Bulavtlle -Porter Rd four tenths of a nule north of Rt 160 where Annabelle Morgan, 46, Rt 1, Gallipolis, lost control of her car on the ICy pavement The vehicle left the htghway stnkmg an embankment At 10 30 a m Thursday on Graham School Rd north of TIME - Twenty-one mem- Rt 141, Norman L Stewart of compensatiOn the board would Galhpohs, lost control of hiS have to consider medical ex- bers of the House asked Gov van on a Ice-covered roadway John J Gllhgan to request an penses, loss of earmngs and The vehicle went out of control whether the 'good sa man tan ' exempt10n for OhiO from the Into a ditch has other sources of com- nationwide swttch to daylight Kenneth G Rtce, 46, Rt I, savmgs lime on grounds ~htld­ pensation GalhpoiiS, was charged with The btll, If adopted by the ren would be gomg to school m laiiW'e to )'leld lollowmg an Senate would take effect July the dark State Rep Claude Fiocca, D-Akron, offered a btU accident at 6 43 p m on Rt 7 I forbtdding schools to start be- one and one tenth nules north The legislatiOn providing a of Gall1pohs tax break for farmland owners fore 9 a m Officers said Rice's car >fas REGEN1 S - State Sen was offered by state Sen pulling onto the highway from Harry Meshel, D·Youngstown, Michael J Maloney, R· the Silver Bridge Shoppmg proposed addmg four Cmcmnatt, chatrman of tte Senate Ways and Means legislators to the nme-member Plaza and struck a car driven by Fr lCIS E Kuhn, 37, of Committee which will study OhiO Board of Regents Galhpohs Both chambers retW'n at 1 30 the proposal Maloney's bill calls lor !arm p m next Tuesday •, land to be valued lor tax pW' poses on tts worth as produc· live agrtcultural land rather than for Its development poten· llal , Tax Break Given ~ The bill gives the tax break , to farmers of ftve or more , By MILTON RICHMAN acres who actually raise gen UPT Sports Editor era! crops, dairy or poultry anunals, vegatables, flowers, Assembly revives old 'Good Samaritan~ bill By LEE LEONARD UP! Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Ohto General Assembly has ad)oW'ned for the weekend followmg completiOn oltts first bnef work week m 1974 The House ThW'sday unaru mously adopted and sent to the Senate a year .(lid bill proVIding state compensatiOn of up to $10,000 to 'good samaritans InJured while aiding crune victuns In the Senate, legtslatwn was mtroduced to grant a tax break to agrtcultural landowners m accordance w1th a constttutwnal questiOn adopted last November The crune VICtim compensatiOn bill, authored by state Rep Casey Jones D-Toledo, had been ptcked apart m the House Judtcwry Committee last year, but legtslallve draftsmen cut through legal snarls and stmphhed procedures to send the proposal on Its way Jones said his bill stemmed from an mc1dent m the Toledo area m 1969 when a man was shot to death while trymg to a1d a Sylvanta Township woman drugs rad1at10n x 1ays and Authonzallon To Pay $10,000 certain dtseases, w1th 60 Under the hill, the Sundry percent bemg attributed to the Clatms Board would be mteractwn of heredity and authoriZed to pay up to $10,000 enVIronment Btrth defects are to a citizen or his surVIvors if the number~ one child health he •s InJUred or killed while problem m the country wtth - Preventmg or trymg to 250,000 AmetiCan babies bemg prevent a crune agalllSt the born every year w1th some person or property of another type of defect, mental or - Catchmg a crunmal, or phySical That's one m 14 or 700 helpmg pollee catch a crunmal babies a day, about seven or prevent a crune percent of all bve births af Awards m excess' of $1,000 lectmg one family m 10, she would have to be approved by noted the leg•slatW'e, as with any The Nahonal Foundatwn - sundry claun agwmst the state March of Dimes sponsors a Off-duty pohce officers network ol118 medical service would qualify for the comprograms m the country and pensation, which would have to through these services, be clauned wtthm two years of children with btrth defects the crune rece1ve diagnosis and treatIn ftgurmg the amount of ment by teams of medical experts More than half of the programs also provide genellc counseling At others, h1gh-nsk v1ronmental factors, such as Today's Sport Parade crttically Ill newborns trees U the land were later sold for another use, the tax savmgs over the SIX preceding years would come due In other legJSiallve actiOn ThW'sday FOOTBALL - The House unanimously adopted resolutiOn pratsmg the performances of the Oh10 State, M1am1 Umvers1ty and Wtt· tenberg Umvers1ty football teams, and Larry Csonka of the Mtanu Dolphins and a native of Stow FUEL - State Sen Ohver Ocasek, D-Akron, mtroduced legislahon reducmg Ohto schools to a fourday work week if fuel emergencies occur CHILD - The House adopted, 80-12, and sent to the Senate a bill authonzmg a probate court to approve any chmce of custody made' • a 14to-16-year-old child nuts or NEW YORK (UP!) - Del Wilber figures he holds the world record for quick turnovers One day was all that he served as a maJor league manager It happened thts past September when he was named manager of the Texas Rangers after Whtrey Herzog was ftred Del Wilber managed the club only one day before he was succeeded by Btlly Martin The reason all thts rushes to mmd nght now 18 because the New York Yankees have quit wrmgmg their hands, given up the Idea, ostensibly anyway, that DICk Williams will manage thetr club th1s year, and settled on quiet, gentlemanly BtU Vtrdon lllStead There IS the feelmg msome quarters Bill Vtrdon won't manage the Yankees too long, particularly Since he was given only a oneyear contract compared with the three-year one Williams received But tf this possibility bothers others, It certainly doesn't seem to disturb Btll Vlrdon That Doesn't Bother Him He knows he's the Yankees' second chOice, and that doesn't bother hun either He knows the Yankees haven't really closed the door entirely on the posstbtltty of s1gmng Williams m the future, and lllSists this doesn't upset hun at all ' Well, what does thiS mean?" someone asked him at ThW'sday 's hashly called news conference " It means,' he sa1d, Without bemg smug about 11, "I'm the manager of the New York Yankees " Then came another question, actually pertainmg to the same general subJect • Do you feel you're the mterun manager?" "Not at all," sa1d V1rdon What If he should turn out to be? So what? He was mterim manager at Pittsburgh, taking over for Danny Murtaugh m 1972 and then being replaced by hun late last season In a sense everyone 18 an interun manager of sorts What Makes II Intriguing ~ prestdent What makes 1t so mtr1gumg m thls particular case 18 the exThe board approved tts treme difficulties the Yankees encountered trymg to get annual appropnatwns as Wtlhams before they finally named VIrdon follows General, $783,690, George Stembrenner, tbe prmctpal owner of tbe Yankees, Lunchroom, $59 1100 and Bonds made 11 qwte clear Wtlltams conceivably could manage the club $25,400 at some future date Ohto Valley Bank was They asked htm whether Vtrdon had been given any undesignated as the district's derstandings, presumably on how safe his JOb 18 depository for two years whtle "No understandmgs," said Stembrenner "By that I mean no Commercial and Savmgs Bank understandings per se except that all our options are open " will be the depository for the 'He was given no reassurances about Dick Williams•" activity account "None," smd Stembrenner Mrs Chrtstme Napier of Rt · What if Williams becomes available tomorrow'" 1, Bidwell, a Kyger Creek "I can't say,'' replied the Yankees' owner "It's a hypothetical graduate a,nd student at Ohw question'' Umvers1ty, was employed for Looking the whole thmg over, the Yankees would seem to have the remamder of the school extricated themselves from the tight spot !bey were m rather term as an elementary ntCJely teache!', pendmg the recomThey W~re Ready mendation of County They were ready to gtve Charhe Fmley players and cash m Supermtendent C Comer return for pernusston to Sign Williams, and when he wouldn't go BradbW'y for the players they offered, he could've gotten at least $100,000 Mrs Nap1er, currently from the Yanks m cash teachmg at the Gutdmg Hand He wouldn't go for that When the Yanks dtd s1gn Williams School m Cheshtre will be three weeks ago, they gave hun $90,000 a year for three years. assigned by Prmcipal Max W Bill VIrdon wtll get closer to $50,000, so there's a savmg rtght Halfelt there A teachmg vacancy m the More than that, the Yankees keep their players, and they still district was created by the have a chance to land Williams at some future date So they did death of Mrs Mary Kennedy all nght third grade mstructor at Ad· Char he Fmley got hunsell tons of publicity and dtdn 't get hurt dav!lle School too much either except he doesn't have a manager 1\ow Charlie In final action, the board set will take the pubhctty every time Managers aren't that hard to tts meetmg date lor the first get • Monday In each month and 1ts The only one really left out m the cold, for the tune bemg ' compensatiOn at $20 per anyway, IS Dtck Williams regular meetmg He won 't be long though At Mercervtlle, the.Jii[nnan He'll have,a joh m due course, and Ill! turns gut to be w1th the Trace Local Board approved Yankees, Bill V1rdon won't break dow~and cry about 11 either Its December nunutes and After all, until only a lew days ago, he was all set to manage adjourned fl< mer of the Amertcan Association fe< $25,000 ANYWAY YOU TRAVEL ••. as an AAA member you re pro tecled m JUS t about any type of personal travel aCCident AAA s Tri!wel Arc dent Insurance IS worldw1de covers pract1 cally all types of !mel by car plane Iran or bus Y~t 1ls JUSt one ol many member Sl!n'ltes @ . . . A Great Idea for over 70 Years AUTO CLUB Of SOUTHERN OHIO PHONE Pomeroy 992 lS90 Gall1pohs 446 0699 hut may never function Kyger Creek's Local Board of Education which will be dissolved 1f consohdatton occurs Monday as expected, nevertheless orgamzed for busmess as usual m 1974 Thursday mght • Reappomted to four years terms as board members were James E Preston and Howell Lasseter The appointments were made by holdover members , C Wilham Price, Roy Grose and Dale Rothgeb, Jr Price was reelected board president and Preston v1ce The Dai~ Sentinel DEVO'TED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL Extc Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH C1ty l!dltor Publl~hed dilly except Seturdly br Ttle ()Jllo Va lley P ubl l-hlng Com Piny 111 Court St AS~69 Pomeroy Ohio Bvslnes Ofl lct PhOM "• 2156 Edltorltl Phon• f92 2157 S•cona clast postav• p• ld ar Pomeroy Ol'llo N•llon•l adverti11ng reprnent•tlve Bottinelll Gallagntr Inc 12 East •2nd St Ne-w York New Yorio. Sutuc;rlptlon rates Dellver•d by carr ier whereavall•ble S5 cents p'r w••k By Molor Roull' wherl' c.!frr l'r ser..,lcl' nol a .... a tl.! b e One month $2 By n a tl m OhtO .!nd W 1/a On• Vear $16 S -. monlh s 8 SO Threr months S.S 50 EISrwl'len Ill year six month& 19 50 ll'lrtt months u Subtcriptlon price In ch,tciU Sund•V Timn SenfiMI on each other _,.- 4 BUFF'ALO, W Va - Buffalo uf Putnam used a 2-1-2 zone v1s1tmg Wahama here last mght The Btsons led 25 23 at the hall , ou ts cored the White Falcons 16-11 m the third penod and then broke 11 wide open m the final eight mmutes, outsconng Wahama 28-12 to Surely nothing else smce that beautiful but short era of peace has so influenced the destlrues for good or Ill of so many mtlhons wm gomg away of people, Amertcans mcluded Netl Walker scored 27 pomts Nat10nally, the onset and deepemng of the energy cns1s, to lead Buffalo while Russell Watergate m all its gruny ramificatiOns the resignatiOn of Wtlbams added 14 and Mark former Vtce President Spiro Agnew, the darling of the John Burch 13 Wahama, now ().2, Btrchers, and the world.gtrdling diplomatic JUggling act of got II pomts from Danny DewSecretary of State Henry KISSinger featurmg the bloodhot hurst and 10 from Mike Lew1s tempers of the descendants of the Twelve Tribes, mdicates how WAHAMA- 7-16-11-12 - 46 momentous was 1973 Buzzard 0, Ferguson 8, Keeler Even Ohio survived a significant 12 months 9 Lewis 10, Kern 2 DewhW'st Some Republicans count 1973 the most remarkable year m II Harmon 2, RusseU 4 the sta,te's history for havmg survived Mr Gilligan, the BUFFALO PUTNAM- 8-17democratic governor 16-28 ~ 69 Burch 13, Greenlaw Some Democrats are equally adamant that Oh10 made 6, Walker 27, Stone 0, Wtlhalhs greater advances m 1973 under Mr Gilligan 's leadership than m 14 Smith 0, Gate 4, Bowles 2 any comparable pertod of this century Whatever one's party allegiance, 1973 m Ohio was a crt tical, unportant year How unportant 1s surrrust!ll from the year-end • "vote" of Umted Press lnternahonal's Ohto edttors who m late December tabulated, on a descending scale of one to ten, thetr JUdgment of the significance of the stortes that broke mto Holzer Medical Center headlmes (DischargesJan 2) Of the list below - the fmal vote - this editor agreed with Renate Argabrtght, Harry the maJority on No I the lr:w!k drtvers' protest of higher fuel prtces and thetr subsequent disrupllon of traffic on several maJor Baldwm, Shtrley Ball Alberta Ohto highways In December Of 15 news events offered m the Calhoun, Alberta Davis ., votmg for rankmg m the top ten, eight of ours agreed with the Mtchael Gillespie, John ltate's other editors, although not m the same order This IS how Grueser Carson Hayes ~PI's editors saw the other nme top news stortes Michael Ktsor, Margarel 2 The selection by PresidentNu<On of Sen William B Saxbe, Litchfield, Rtta McNerlm ,., R.Oh10, to be U S Attorney General, placmg Gov John J Conrue Ramey, Norma Rees, Gilligan, a Democrat, mto the position of appomting a successor Beatrice Reisinger, Charles to the rernamder of Saxbe's term -~-Smtih, Tony Stover, Jackte, 3 The disqualifiCation of the 14-year-(Jid wmner of the 1973 Thompson , James VIttltoe e: All-Amertcan Soap Box Derby at Akron when officials Mrs Dale Watson discovered an electromagnet m the nose of hts racer (Births 4 The adoption of the General Assembly of a record $9 9 Mr and Mrs Larry Rafbillion budget for two years, mcreasmg state spending by 30 per ferty a son, Jackson cent (Discharges Jan. 3) 5 The approval by Ohw voters of a lottery In the state Terry Adams, Willard 6 The reiW'n of released priSOners of the war m Southeast Boyer Michael Brewer, Mrs As1a to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base at Dayton, where a Roger Campbell and son, Mrs 'Homecommg" center had been established Johnme Hamson and son, 7 The Ohto Supreme CoW't decision that former Gov James Helen Heaton Rhoda Hoffman, A Rhodes was eligible to run for another lertn as the state's chief Donald lberts, Mrs Michael execudve Johnson and daughter, Alhe 8 The rash of tornadoes that whippe<tthrough the state m McCoy, Lorteemae Parsons, late sprmg, hitting espec18Uy hard the commumty of wtUard Sherman Parsons, Hazel 9 The killings of two guards at tbe Southern Ohto Correc- Phelps, Elizabeth Ann Rames, llonal Facility at Lucasville which led to a state mvesllgallon of Juanita Sargent, Iva Stewart, the tnshtullon Julius Swan 10 Tbe Ohio Supreme Court's ruling that state Sen Donald E Lukens was meiigtble to run lor state Office because of an election law viOlation fall levels till ]an. 31 Rtdge Homes, the largest home manufacturer east of the MissiSSippi, wtll hold Its home pnces at last fall's levels until Jan 31,11 was announced today by Delbert F Clark, president, Clark-Ridge Homes, Jackson Ptke and Bulavtlle Rd , Galbpohs, local Rtdge Homes dealer In addition to holdmg the prtce line, he said Ridge will continue to make f1nancmg available on all of Its models, despite the current mortgage crunch He satd the mortgage . . • •;oo•o. 00 •• Friday- Hannan Trace at Easrern; Meigs at Ironton; Symmes Valley at Southern. Saturday - Eastern at Southwestern, Nei·York Girls at Meigs Girls, ll· 30 am 0 : :-: :=::::o : •• :-:=::: :-: 0 : 0 • POMEROY LANES Wednesday Early Mixed League Wek of Dec 26, 1973 a combmat10n chr1stemng and wake Btll V1rdon was named manager of the New York Yankees Thursday afternoon but the news conference ques hons centered around how long he would hold the JOb V1rdon s h1rmg came three weeks after the Yankees were rebuffed by smce-ret1red Amencan League Prestdent Joe Cronm m their attempt to hire Oakland Manager Dtck W1l- 2052 It pl~td II docsn !mean Wl \f' e~b.mdullt:d .my 1dc~1 NBA Standmgs By Umt~d Pres s International Eastern Conlercnce Atlanh c 0PJIS/On wlpctgb 79 7 806 s.;nd u IJm .dh Baston It w<-ts cliso mrwuntP<I .1t thC' NewYor~ r~tv. s t: onft:Iclu. c Wlutev Font Buffalo Vererans Memorial Hospital AdmiSsions Sterhng Arney, Ewmgton, Mmme Miller, Pomeroy, John Lyons, Chester, Suzanne Young, Athens Burford Capehart, Cool ville, Btllte Brewer, Portland Discharges - Tanya Cundiff, Demse Tillis, Gertrude Drake, Mary Thorla, James Searles, Rebecca Baumgardner, Roy Gladman, Phillip Donovan RACINE - The Southern Tornados retW'n to the hard wood tomght after a 17-day layoff, hostmg the Symmes Valley V1kmgs here, and coach Carl Wolle IS womed about the effect that layoff may have on hts cagers The last time the pW'ple bunch took to the planks they stunned Eastern 52-50, m a brwsmg overtime battle at Eastern on Dec 18 ' That's too long of a layoff ' said Southern s first-year mentor " That layoff's worrymgme' Despite the layoff and some flu troubles that have htt the team m the past week, Wolfe thmks the I ornados 11111 be ready Norman Curfman semor that he'll be sendmg 6-0 semor forward Dave Theiss, 6-0 senior center Vern Ord, 6- center and Mttch Nease JuniOr guard have been nur smg flu Illnesses, w1th Curl· man's problems compounded by a slightly InJW'ed loot Neither 11111 be m the startmg bneup tomght To a1d m staymg on the ball dW'mg the long hohday break 1 semor lor\\ ard Pete Sayre, 6-0 senior guard Randy Warner and 5-11 senior guard Bob Mlller against the lads of Ferrell Hesson The V1kmgs meanwhile will be sparked by center JaJe Myers and forward Mike BW'cham Southern scrimmaged Myers IS the thtrd leadmg Wellston, toppmg the Golden sconng m the SVAC, h1ttmg at Rockets of the SEOAL through a 20 5 ppg clip, whtle Burcham II quarters of actton IS mnth, contributing 17 Oppg Jim Myers a transfer from Wolle adds that the pracllce sessions held o1er Coal Grove of the rugged Ohto Christmas vacation have Valley Conference, Is also been good ones, and says highly rated by Wolfe although ' Roger Brauer continues his shuffling of the Me~gs basketball lmeup tomght m an attempt to lmd a w1nnmg combmat10n as the first-year mentor sends hts 1·6 Marauders against the tough, Ironton Tigers Tonight's starting five will mclude 5-11 sophomore Jerry Cremeans, called up a week ago from tbe reserve team Cremeans, seemg little action m last week's 78-59 loss at South Pomt, netted 3 pomts while pulling m 9 rebounds agalllSI the Pomters The hard-workmg guard, who Brauer says he 18 sendmg In at the opemng t1p because of his "drivmg abthty", was very Impressive m a scrunmage Saturday against Belpre Jotmng Cremeans, who 1s the runth man to be m the startmg lineup thiS season, will be By GENE CADDES UPI Sports Writer COLUMBUS (UPI)- Three new leaders head up the ftrst of eight weeks of balloting m the Umted Press Internatwnal Ohto High School Board of Goaches' basketball ratings Although the three, Canton McKinley m Class AAA, Akron Manchester m AA and Mansl<eepsake s made 1CHTJalch wed parr from our collecllon ~ Dr. T. J. Bradshaw " Dr. Milton Mason OPTOMETRISTS N. Second Ave. MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-3279 t81 A W• • pd ulww d roo i To lrM orloA"'I Ofllce hours by ap- pooiitment Mon Fro 9 hi 4, Saturday 9 until noon sophomore forward Terry Qualls , JUntor center Dan Dodson, semor forward Bill Myers and semor guard Steve Price Brauer, who says the Marauders are still m the expenmental stage, says the maroon and gold wtll play a lot of zone tomght m an effort to stop Ironton's leading scorer, Dave Rann Rann 18 averagmg 211 pomts per game, h1ttmg at a 22 3 cbp m loop play Others to watch lor the Tigers, who are JUS! two games behmd league~eadmg Waverly at 2-2, are Kenny Queen, a strong re~under at forward, and Gary Neal, 6-1 seruor and center Dean Fttzpalrtck, 6-4 sophomore Overall, the Tigers are siXth out of the eight SEOAL schools m fteld goal percentage ( 406) fteld St Peter s m A, are not complete strangers to the top 10, only Manchester fm!Shed among the ebte a year ago as the Panthers were etghth m AA McKinley has many times been to Columbus to the state tournament, but the Bulldogs of coach Bob Rupert have never taken the btg prize This may be their year, or at least the state's Class AAA coaches think so McKmley, 11-0 on the season, receiVed 12 first place votes and 207 pomts from the 27 AAA coaches who cast ballots the ftrst week of the voting Runnerup Boardman, 9-l!, got two ftrsts and 143 pomts Netd Four Unbeaten The next four spots also went to unbeaten teams, Sprmgfteld North taking thtrd w1th Its 11-0 record, Dayton Dunbar 16-0) loW'th, Kettering For A Good Honest Policy SEE US! MOTOROLA 5.75%' Steve Dtll , John Sheets and T1m Spencer wtth Rick Hollon · Ttm Baum Steve Goebel or (,reg Bailey beg mmn g the game at the other two spots ! · Ba1ly 1 a reserve durmg the f1rst part of the season was d Sixth m free thro" percentage ( 536), fifth m rebounds (34 3), and sixth m comm1bng personal fouls (17 8) Comparattvely, the Marauders are ltfth m field goal accuracy 1 413), seventh m free throw percentage ( 534), stxlh m reboundmg (33 5) and third m foulmg (16ii) Of!enstvely Ironton ranks 13th m the 25 southeastern Ohio teams and 13th defensively Meigs, on the other hand, 1s 19th offensively and 18th defensively Gamettme lor the filth SEOAL battle of the season IS 8 pm In the prelunmary, Coach Ron Logan'sreserves, fresh off a 44-31 thrashmg of South Pomt, will go after their thtrd straight trmmph All Sizes In Stock ONLY POMEROY HOME & AUTO Alter ( 7.{)) fifth and Cmcmnall LaSalle ( 6-0) sttdh Middletown, a familiar name to the top 10, grabbed the No 7 spot With a 5-1 mark, followed by Warren Western Reserve, known best lor Its football success, and Cincmnati Elder, the defendmg AAA basketball champion, lied for eighth and Elyria, 6-2 loth Manchester, which went 111-0 durmg the regular season a year ago,Is 6-0 so far this year and enJoys a I~ edge m P.mts over runnerup WellsVIlle m the ltrst week of ballotd mg Led by 6-10 all.Oh1oan Mtke Phtlhps and loW' other starters from last year's team, the Pan· !hers have not been senously tested so far Phillips IS averagmg 34 pomts per game Wellsville, unbeaten m five games, hmshed second to Manchester, followed by Akron South 15-1 ) third and West Holmes (6-0) and Columbus Mohawk (11-0) lied for foW'th Another unbeaten team, Ashville Teays Valley (11-0) headed the next five, followed by former champion Canton Lehman (6-2) seventh, Lickmg COLUMBUS (UPIJ - (t1e) Cleveland East and Canton Lmcoln 28 ea ch 18 Toledo Scott 26 Board ot Coaches basketball rat•ngs w1th f1rst place votes and won lost records rn parentheses 30 each 19 Ports mouth 24 20 Akron Kenmore (2) 23 Others w1th ten or more po1nts Cel1na Westlake F1nneytown Columbus Walnut R1dge P1qua Oregon Class AAA Team Points I Canloo McKin ley 1121 (8 Clay (l) Conconnatl Roger 0) 207 Bacon Akrof'\ Centra l Hower 2 Boardman (2) (9 0) 143 Dayton Roosevelt Findlay 3 Spnngfoeld North (6 0) 101 C~ncmnatl St~ Xav1er and East 4 Dayton Dunbar 12) (6 O) 96 Cleveland Shaw 5 KeHerlng Alter (4) (7 01 76 (Class AA) 6 Conclnnalt LaSalle (3) (6 Team Pomts 0) 64 l Manchester (8) 16 01 t29 7 Mtddlelown 11115 11 51 2 Wellsvolle 14) 15 0) 69 8 (tie) Warren W Reserve 17 3 Akron South (I) 15 I) 58 1) 49 4 (heiWestHolmesll)(60)56 8 (tte) Conctnnatt Elder (6 1) 49 4 Ute) Columbus Mohawk 11) 10 Elyria (6 2) 42 (8 01 56 Second Ten 11 Hamilton 6 Teays Valley 11118 0) 51 Taft 41 12 Cleveland East 7 Canton Lehman Ill 16 21 47 Tech 35 13 Can ton South 32 a Ltckmg Vatter r1 l r1 ol 45 14 (tre) L.orarn Admiral Kmg 9 Rover Va lley 7 I) 43 and Chtlhcolhe 31 each 16 10 Waverly (2) t6 l) 39 Valley 17·0) eighth, River Valley (7 I) runth and Waverly (6-1) loth St Peter s, whtch fmtshed 12th m the !mal Class A ratmgs a year ago, has an 8-1 record so far thts season, losmg mly to lOth-ranked Sandusky St Marys Outpoinl Runnerup The Spartans of coach Ron Barbo received SIX ltrst-place votes and 120 points from the state's A coaches to easily outpoll runnerup Loram Clear- ~nd VIew, bearen by St Pete, 58-56, on openmg mght Cleamew IS 6-1 Third m the first Class A ballotmg 18 Sebrmg McKinley, whose 11-0 record 1s tbe only perfect one among the small school top 10 Clevelanj Lutheran East (7-1) and South Central (6-1), beaten by St Pete, are tied for fourth Mar10n Pleasant, last year's Class A wmner 'nd with a 5-2 record thiS season,1s sixth The Spartans have won live m a row after two openmg losses. Stdney Lehman (S.l) IS seventh, followed by last year's runnerup, Indl8n Valley South I5-1) eighth, Cortland Maplewood (7-1) nmth and Sandusky Sl Marys 15-l) loth ,-------------· PH. 992-5120 1 I I To See For .. • THE .t P'"t l un rtll! lfhll" f tm ttf We Represent Use Our Budget Plan for Easrer Payments 1~1 VALUES BAKER Barnesov1lle 26 each 20 Delphos St John II l 25 Others w1th ten or more pornts Portsmouth West, Grandv1ew Northwestern (Clark) Sprtngfleld Shawnee (I) Hartvolle Lake Leavltts burg LaBrae Youngstown Norlh, Ashtabula Harbor Poland South Potnl. Galhpolos, Genoa {1) and Rossford R1ver Lexington Class A Team Pomts 1 Mansfield St Peters (6) (8 11 120 2 Lor am Clearvtew (I) (6 I) 95 3 Sebrtng 12) (6 O) 69 Reason 5. If the IRS should call you in for an audit, H & R Block w!IJ go w1th you,, at no additional cost. Not as a legal representative but we can answer all questtons about how your taxes were prepared {fie) Cleve Lutheran East 4 (3) (7 l) 4 Itoe) South Central (61) 6 Marton Pleasant (2) (5 21 7 Stdney Lehman (21 (6 I) 8 Indian Valley South (5 1) 9 Cortland Maplewood 17 l) 10 Sandusky St Marys (5 l) Second ten 11 64 64 54 53 48 47 42 Franklm FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. SEARS Catall'g Merchant ..___________ . 220 E Ma1n Rosecrans 36 14 35 15 Strasburg (I) R1dgemont 34 16 Trt v1llage 30 17 (f1e) Hannan Trace ( 1) and Lowellville 26 each 19 (toe) Roverdale (I) and Farm•ngton ( t) 24 each others w1th ten or more potnts Dalton , L1ncolnv•ew, Fort Laromle Anna, New Albany Coal (l), Grove Canal Wonchester Granv1lle Me Donald Cardongton (II Zane Trace (Ross) Seneca East Newcomerstown, St Bernard (1) Hollsdale, Bettsville Wondham Fort Recovery Fort Jennmgs and O=DIOClBLOCM THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 304 E. Main 992-3795 Pomeroy Open 9 nl 5 Mon. Thru Sal NO APP_OINTMENT NECESSARY . Pomeroy We Accept Federal Food Stamps Open Mon.-Thurs 9 a m to z p m - Fndays 9 a m. to 8 p m - Saturdays 9 a.m. to 8 30 p m. EFFECTIVE JAN. 4, 1974 I BEST lou Osborne STATE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO OHIO FARMERS WESTFIELD COMPANIES WESTERN RESERVE MUTUAL INS CO LIGHTNING ROD MUTUAL I 1 Here's the Man I Davis Insurance Agency Pomeroy 17 Warren Kennedy Ill 28 18 (he) River VIew and Henry Block has 17 reasons why you shOuld come to us for income tax help. Monroe (2) 39 12 Contonenlal ll) 37 13 Zanesville I Mutual Cor. Second & Court The f1rst weekly Un1ted Press lnternat1ona l Ohio H1gh School \ Rod Chamberltn 32 15 ltte) Bridgeport and Buckeye South UPI cage ratings Expert In This Field --- Representmg Ltghtmng Western Reserve. 12 Lou1svllle St Thomas Aquinas 35 IJ Columbus Ready 34 J.4 Twmsburg (Only game scheduled) EACH MONDAY 10 TIC 4 We will not custom cut pork or beef as has been our policy • We will feature all pre-packaged meats in • ci complete open display. --Thanks! Paul Simon Pomeroy PH 992 2178 • I ' ' On 90-Day Ce rtlfica tes @ HOME OWNERS ' .. Meigs Co. Branch Free Insurance Counseling By An Royal Crown· 'Bottling tompany Mtddleport Phillips wtll counter wtth a JUSt called up to the va rstty by 5 75 pe r ce nt pe r planks w1Jl try to avenge an Phtlbps who hopes he can hel p yea r patd on 90 day opcmng season 59-41 1oss at solve some problems' Ce rlof1 c ate s of Phtlltps ts exp ectin g Mercerv1lle Depos tt $1,00000 But tM task won t be easy as Saturday s opponent, South Mtntmum Inter es t the Wtldcats of Coach Paul western w1ll be tou gh dov.n Payable Quarterly D11lon's wtll be led b) qwck there ' He satd the Htghlanders have Phoen•x 16 24 400 6 explos1ve guat d Mark Swam Seattle 17 28 378 7' ' who poured m 19 points the last a strong startmg five wtth Thursday s Resolts t• Milwaukee 120 KC Omaha 105 time •1e two teams met Swam the•r weakness bemg lack of (Only game scheduled) IS the leadmg pomt producer m bench strength The Eagles Froday's Games Southeastern Ohio , h1ttmg 24 7 Will take the game to South New York at Pholadelph>a pomts per game 22 6 m loop western, forcing the acllon and he IS not listed as a leader m Capt tal at Cleveland hopmg to make the H1ghlan conference slats Boston at Detro1t play The Athens County ders go to thetr bench Phoentx vs KC Omaha That opemn g sea son en Ftrst place m the SVAC could Savmgs & loan Co at Kan sas C1fy counter was also marked by The Eagles \\Ill also press 296 Second St be 11dmg on tomght s results Golden St at Los Angele s the reboundmg of 6-4 semor qutte a btt agamst South· Pomeroy Ohro as the league leadmg Hannan Houston at Portland Don Wells who hauled tn 20 western accordmg to1'htlllps Trace Wtldcats travel to Chtcago al Seattle (Only games scheduled) caroms, and Wayne Hesson who added that the l~>o Eastern to meet the Eagles of Highlanders to watch are ABA Standongs who garnered 15 B11l Phillips The Wtldcats who By Umted Press International Also expected to cause some Terry Carter and Lloyd Wood handled Eastern with surEast trouble for Eastern IS John Phtlhps satd Cartet IS an prismg ease m an earher wlpctgb excellent outside shooter whtle 24 14 632 Lusher In the first match, contest, lead Southern by JUst Kentucky 26 16 619 Lusher npped the nets for 15 Wood ts strong ms•de Carol•na one game m the loss column New York ;~ )~ ~~ pomts while pulling m 11 An Eastern trmmph coupled V•rg •n•a ld'J' missed shots 11 30 268 With a Tornado vtctory would Memph •s ' Hannan Trace ts a real good West give the purple gang a share of w I pet g b basketball team, ' satd Eagle the top spot Utah 23 15 605 We 22 18 550 2 Coach Btll Phillips A Hannan Trace VIctory, tndoana San Anton1o 20 21 488 4'n haven t seen Ulem smce the however, coupled wtth a South Denver 18 19 486 d'h ftrstltme we played them, but I ern loss, could all but eliminate 439 ~·' know we II have to stop Swam San Doego 18 23 the Tornados Thursday's Results Kentucky 110 Vorglnla 109 and Lusher tf we expect to Carolma 122 MemphiS 104 Ywm " Utah 101 San An tonto 93 ' Swam 1s an excellent lnd1ana 100 Denver 97 shooter," Phillips contmued, (Only games scheduled) Frrday's Games and he 's quick and a good MemphiS at Kentucky drtver We'll double team him San Anton1o at San Drego Graders to come Denver at New York some of the tune ' Phtlltps said he'll be gomg (Only games scheduled! earlier Saturday "tth ' some zone and lome NHL Slandtn~s man-to-manm an attempt to Roger Brauer, Meigs By Unrted Press International East Marauder head basketball derail the Wildcat tram that wllptsgfga coach, said Thursday all 4th, Boston 24 6 4 52 157 92 5th, and 6th grade boys 1\hp Tonight's games Plus SOc Fed exc Tax are playmg mtramural Montreal 20 9 6 46 123 97 Gall!polls at Lagan Recappable Casmg and Toronto 18 13 7 43 136 109 Athens at Waverly basketball should report to NY Rangrs l7 12 9 43 13d 117 Me1gs at t ron tan the high school gym at 9 a m Wel lston at Jack son Saturday Bulfalo 18 15 d 40 126 120 Coal Grove at South P(.llnt 14 20 4 32 120 156 Gr een at Wheel ersburg The starting lime has been Delroot NY lslandrs 8 18 11 27 87 115 Spronglteld South at Ports moved up because of the Vancouver 8 21 7 23 95 136 mouth girls' basketball game West Warren Local at Al ex ander wltptsgfga Federal Hock1ng at Belpre agamst Nelsonville-York Phtla 22 8 4 .;a toa 60 Hannan Trace at Eastern which begins at II a m Chtcago 17 8 11 45 122 73 North Ga l l1a at Kyger Creek Coach Brauer also an· Atlanta 16 14 7 39 94 100 Symmes Valley at Southern St LOUIS 16 12 6 38 98 87 Miller at Nelsonvill e York nounced there stlll are 12 16 8 32 108 119 Southwestern at Wahama openings on teams for any Monnesota Los Ang 11 19 6 28 101 121 Parkersburg at Pt Plea sant Your Complete 4th, 5th or 6th grader wishing Pottsburgh 9 23 5 23 93 142 SATURDAY SGAMES Ttre Center Calofornta 8 24 5 21 90 IdS Chesapeake at .Symm es Valley to participate In the 992-2094 Thursday's Results Wheeler sburg fit Minford basketball program All boys Pholadelphla 4 NY Rangers 2 Vmton County at Warren Local 606 E Mam mterested should report to NY Islanders 3 Vancouver 2 Eastern at Southwestern Pomeroy, 0 the gym at 9 Saturday So Buffalo 6 Potlsburgh l Kyger Creek at Buffalo Atlanta 3 Chocago 2 far, 85 boys are on organized (Only games scheduled) teams Fnday 1 S Games Second ten 11 Wtllard 36 FIRE - AUTO - CASUALTY T.V. Contemporary Console TV 21' dtlgonal picture Clttan slmplttlrnes At 11 prfC:tt that s easy on ft'ltt budget Wood cebtnet co~ered wtth Walnut grain ftniSh scuff res tstant vinyl 29~a· H, 27•1• ' w 1A'1• 0 Model XU7110JW Our Interest Is Greater t=or You stf;lrtJng lin eup th"t mcludes Cremeans will start for Marauders UPI releases initial 1973-74 cage ratings dmg nngs ol textured 14 karat whtte and yellow gold Pock a 1 he Eastern Eagles nymg has npped past all seven op ' low at .a surpns mg overall 2-5 ponents so far better I d hke to do said 'l9 12 707 21 ' V1rdon of his new JOb I m not Ch1 cago Detrott 25 16 610 6 1 2 concerned about Dtck Wtlhams KC Omaha 15 28 3, 9 llR Pactf•c Dtv1s 1on Its great to be a Yankee w I pet g b meant the Yunk~.: ~;:~ "'i!l e season opened He .s our But, the questwn ts sttll for Los Angeles 22 18 550 abandomng lhetr attempts to manager now and we re start hOI\ long ' Golden State 17 lll 486 2 1 ? stgn WtlhnM<: ~t{ ,....,r""" .. mg ow sea.son nght now he Portland 17 22 , 36 ,, , Boston at New York Rangers He said last fall's prices will be mamtained on all Ridge Homes models until Jan 3l,lor horne buyers who place a refundable $100 deposit before that date and agree to accept delivery of the home by June 30 )i Recently granted prtce Illcreases for labor and building matertals will force Ridge to raiSe prices substantially after Jan 31, he explamed Eagles ileed..--o_n_e_""" 2.l 16 610 61; markand2-2mSVACpbt) will 18 22 450 lJ try to get back on the victory Phila:de 'phra 11 28 282 191 ~ Central Dovo joon ltml tand sl<Jy m the league w 1 pet g b ract J th1s wet-kend, takmg on Ca¢otal 70 o6 556 the undefeated Hannan 1tace Atlanta 19 20 487 21 1 Cl eveland ,, Wtldcats tomght and the South , 14 27 3 0 8 Houston 13 27 315 9 western Htghlanders Saturday Western Conference The Eagles, stung 52..50 m Mtdwest D•v•s.•on w 1 pet g ll overtime by Southern the last Molwaukee 31 9 775 Ume they stepped onto the Vu t.l.on was s1grwd to a one Reportet sat the rtews conft 1 year c onti dCt fm ,m c.stlmated llst<>n How,ud and Dtck en~.:e eCJ gerly sought confmna $50 000 bv the Yankees He had Hov. !ltr , Yankee orgunlu ttum hon V11 don would manage the s1 gned last month to manage stalw.,HI.s would comprise VIrYankees regardle!;.< of the I >t>nver uf th e Amen can As don s Loadnng sto ff w1th c1 out ~.: ome of the Wtlhams-Fmley S(I('J.ttwn n~;:xt yc(:l r but was fourth member to be named swlemate but none was forth relea sed from h1s contract so later conun g from New York dub he could accept the New York I ean t tlunk of anythtng President George Stembrenncr offer or General Manager Gabe Stembrenne1 even refused to Paul tssue a ssur~n~.;e V1rcton would Asked If Vtrdon s htrmg shll be manager "hen the ·"t,mdi~tg"i Tornados host Vikings tonight Won L.ost Sport Shop 8 0 Young s Market 4 4 Regatta In 4 .a Nelson s Drugs 4 4 Tenth Framers 4 4 Smith Nelson Motors 0 8 High Game - Men Williard Boyer 245, Russ Carson 199 Women Pat Carson 217, Maxine Dugan 216, Apr il Sm lth 192 Team Nelzon Drugs 707, Young's M.arket 707 High Series - Men Willard Boyer 572, Russ Carson 566 Women Maxme Dugan 488, Betty Sm lth 486 Pat Carson 474 Team Zlde's Sport Shop Zlde s BY CHRIS SCHERF hams who 1s shll unde1 UP! Sports Writer contrad tH t\ s H\\OC'I ( ha~le~ NEW YORK ( UPII - It was 0 Fmley all ..-.·-::::::::::::::~ :::: THIS WEEKEND :-: cover ...... LOCAL SPORTS i(«~·· program will quahfled buyers Virdon takes Yankee J0 press tliroughout the second half to roll to a 69-46 wm over ,: Firm will hold prices at KC Board reorganizes pregnancies are momtored and mtensive care 1s gtven to damage and no by the edttor Tins IS the ttme of year when edtlors rate the stones 'that made headhnes the past 12 months In that reference, 1973 has to RO mto Qur mtcroftlmed !tie as the blockbuster of them all smce 1945 I H you are under 30 or thereabouts August 1945 1s a page m yoW' history book For us older ctUzens 194i produced the biggest - and most welcomed - headlmes of our ttme It was Year I of the Atomic Age and the formal end of the most cruel, bloody and expensive war men to that pomt 1n time had contnved to mfhct • bP.m 3- The Datly Sentmel Mtddlepor ~·Pomero) , 0 , Jan 4, 1974 • j'fh'''''''~''''''''''.' ' m • • ' • I �.. • !I I , • ' !I 2- I he Oath Se ~e_I,_ Mtddlermt f I PomeroJ 0 Jan 4 1974 Buffalo wins d:,y aft~~·:'l over Wahama Gilligan will dedi.cate HQ slippery condition On Wectnesda1 Jan ~ a mt c r owd\ e commumca t 10n f01 mal ded1ca tron ceremon\ sys tem SEOEMS Will hale wtll be held " t the h<•adqu"r act!\ nted all of tls varwus ters of Southeas t Ohw s Lomponent s wh1ch are Icy road conditions were blamed for four of five traffic accidents mvesllgated ThW's day by the Galba-Me~gs Post State Highway Patrol Two ac:ctdents occurred at the same location on County Road 8 m Meigs County, one and seven tenths miles north of Rt 124 The patrol said the ftrst was at 7 55 a m when Otha L Casto of Mason lost control of h1s car which sbd mto a dttch Officers said Casto's car was struck by an auto operated by Jack R Teaford of Racme Teaford s car was struck by a vehtcle operated by Bus G Damels of Leon, W Va There Emergency Med1ca l Set' J<.:e tr a 1mn g tran s port a tiOn (SEOEMS l commemoratm g commumca t10ns emergency tht: completto n of th e r uo m IITlpr O\ ement, man agemen t evaluation and emergeno se-t' Ice Ke} note speaker for the 4 p m pt ogram eduLatwn The non profit emergency "Ill be John J Go llt gan Governor of Ohto medtcal serv1ce svstem 1s a Ded1cattng the SEOEMS proJect of Ohto Valley Health proJect wtll be the htghhght of Servtces Foundation Inc , and the go vet nor s v1 stt to a nattonal health demon Southeast Ohto "here he will strahon by the department of also tour ambulance statwns Health Educatton and and be the honored guest of a Welfare pnvate receptton followmg th e Tentat" e plans call for the afternoon ceremonJ W1th the completiOn of a March of ~ 1Continued from Page I) genetic counseling centers to buy eqwpment, educatiOnal matenals and to subsidize the educatiOn of people studymg the cause of birth defects - Fort) percent to carry out the programs of the March of Dimes m Metgs County and to be used at the d1screhon of the local members of the March of Dtmas admmtstrattve board Mrs Adams pomted out that durmg the past year local funds have been contributed to the four comprehens11e and evaluahon centers m Ohto located at Cmcmnat1 Columbus Cleveland, and Dayton and that a pubhc educatwn and mlormatwn program has been carried out She noted that contnbultons raised durmg the annual appeal help support medical service programs research professiOnal educat10n and public health mformatwn prOJects sponsored by the voluntary health orgamzat10n Mrs Adams a nurse by professiOn, stated that 111 lme With the goal of protectmg the phystcal and mental health of every newbm n, the March of Dimes IS expandmg tts ser v1ces mto the area of maternal and mlant health care Commenhng on birth defects, the campaign director diSplayed literature which hsted 20 percent of all btrth defects as hereditary 20 percent to be caused by en Governor to tour ambulance stations m Jackson County, emergem;y room facthttes at Holzer Medtcal Center tn Galbpohs before amvmg at SEOEMS headquarters 415 Vmton Ptke m Galhpohs the public IS mv1ted was mtnor c1tatwn was Issued The first of three Gallia County accidents occurred at GOV GILLIGAN 12 45 a m on Bulavtlle -Porter Rd four tenths of a nule north of Rt 160 where Annabelle Morgan, 46, Rt 1, Gallipolis, lost control of her car on the ICy pavement The vehicle left the htghway stnkmg an embankment At 10 30 a m Thursday on Graham School Rd north of TIME - Twenty-one mem- Rt 141, Norman L Stewart of compensatiOn the board would Galhpohs, lost control of hiS have to consider medical ex- bers of the House asked Gov van on a Ice-covered roadway John J Gllhgan to request an penses, loss of earmngs and The vehicle went out of control whether the 'good sa man tan ' exempt10n for OhiO from the Into a ditch has other sources of com- nationwide swttch to daylight Kenneth G Rtce, 46, Rt I, savmgs lime on grounds ~htld­ pensation GalhpoiiS, was charged with The btll, If adopted by the ren would be gomg to school m laiiW'e to )'leld lollowmg an Senate would take effect July the dark State Rep Claude Fiocca, D-Akron, offered a btU accident at 6 43 p m on Rt 7 I forbtdding schools to start be- one and one tenth nules north The legislatiOn providing a of Gall1pohs tax break for farmland owners fore 9 a m Officers said Rice's car >fas REGEN1 S - State Sen was offered by state Sen pulling onto the highway from Harry Meshel, D·Youngstown, Michael J Maloney, R· the Silver Bridge Shoppmg proposed addmg four Cmcmnatt, chatrman of tte Senate Ways and Means legislators to the nme-member Plaza and struck a car driven by Fr lCIS E Kuhn, 37, of Committee which will study OhiO Board of Regents Galhpohs Both chambers retW'n at 1 30 the proposal Maloney's bill calls lor !arm p m next Tuesday •, land to be valued lor tax pW' poses on tts worth as produc· live agrtcultural land rather than for Its development poten· llal , Tax Break Given ~ The bill gives the tax break , to farmers of ftve or more , By MILTON RICHMAN acres who actually raise gen UPT Sports Editor era! crops, dairy or poultry anunals, vegatables, flowers, Assembly revives old 'Good Samaritan~ bill By LEE LEONARD UP! Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Ohto General Assembly has ad)oW'ned for the weekend followmg completiOn oltts first bnef work week m 1974 The House ThW'sday unaru mously adopted and sent to the Senate a year .(lid bill proVIding state compensatiOn of up to $10,000 to 'good samaritans InJured while aiding crune victuns In the Senate, legtslatwn was mtroduced to grant a tax break to agrtcultural landowners m accordance w1th a constttutwnal questiOn adopted last November The crune VICtim compensatiOn bill, authored by state Rep Casey Jones D-Toledo, had been ptcked apart m the House Judtcwry Committee last year, but legtslallve draftsmen cut through legal snarls and stmphhed procedures to send the proposal on Its way Jones said his bill stemmed from an mc1dent m the Toledo area m 1969 when a man was shot to death while trymg to a1d a Sylvanta Township woman drugs rad1at10n x 1ays and Authonzallon To Pay $10,000 certain dtseases, w1th 60 Under the hill, the Sundry percent bemg attributed to the Clatms Board would be mteractwn of heredity and authoriZed to pay up to $10,000 enVIronment Btrth defects are to a citizen or his surVIvors if the number~ one child health he •s InJUred or killed while problem m the country wtth - Preventmg or trymg to 250,000 AmetiCan babies bemg prevent a crune agalllSt the born every year w1th some person or property of another type of defect, mental or - Catchmg a crunmal, or phySical That's one m 14 or 700 helpmg pollee catch a crunmal babies a day, about seven or prevent a crune percent of all bve births af Awards m excess' of $1,000 lectmg one family m 10, she would have to be approved by noted the leg•slatW'e, as with any The Nahonal Foundatwn - sundry claun agwmst the state March of Dimes sponsors a Off-duty pohce officers network ol118 medical service would qualify for the comprograms m the country and pensation, which would have to through these services, be clauned wtthm two years of children with btrth defects the crune rece1ve diagnosis and treatIn ftgurmg the amount of ment by teams of medical experts More than half of the programs also provide genellc counseling At others, h1gh-nsk v1ronmental factors, such as Today's Sport Parade crttically Ill newborns trees U the land were later sold for another use, the tax savmgs over the SIX preceding years would come due In other legJSiallve actiOn ThW'sday FOOTBALL - The House unanimously adopted resolutiOn pratsmg the performances of the Oh10 State, M1am1 Umvers1ty and Wtt· tenberg Umvers1ty football teams, and Larry Csonka of the Mtanu Dolphins and a native of Stow FUEL - State Sen Ohver Ocasek, D-Akron, mtroduced legislahon reducmg Ohto schools to a fourday work week if fuel emergencies occur CHILD - The House adopted, 80-12, and sent to the Senate a bill authonzmg a probate court to approve any chmce of custody made' • a 14to-16-year-old child nuts or NEW YORK (UP!) - Del Wilber figures he holds the world record for quick turnovers One day was all that he served as a maJor league manager It happened thts past September when he was named manager of the Texas Rangers after Whtrey Herzog was ftred Del Wilber managed the club only one day before he was succeeded by Btlly Martin The reason all thts rushes to mmd nght now 18 because the New York Yankees have quit wrmgmg their hands, given up the Idea, ostensibly anyway, that DICk Williams will manage thetr club th1s year, and settled on quiet, gentlemanly BtU Vtrdon lllStead There IS the feelmg msome quarters Bill Vtrdon won't manage the Yankees too long, particularly Since he was given only a oneyear contract compared with the three-year one Williams received But tf this possibility bothers others, It certainly doesn't seem to disturb Btll Vlrdon That Doesn't Bother Him He knows he's the Yankees' second chOice, and that doesn't bother hun either He knows the Yankees haven't really closed the door entirely on the posstbtltty of s1gmng Williams m the future, and lllSists this doesn't upset hun at all ' Well, what does thiS mean?" someone asked him at ThW'sday 's hashly called news conference " It means,' he sa1d, Without bemg smug about 11, "I'm the manager of the New York Yankees " Then came another question, actually pertainmg to the same general subJect • Do you feel you're the mterun manager?" "Not at all," sa1d V1rdon What If he should turn out to be? So what? He was mterim manager at Pittsburgh, taking over for Danny Murtaugh m 1972 and then being replaced by hun late last season In a sense everyone 18 an interun manager of sorts What Makes II Intriguing ~ prestdent What makes 1t so mtr1gumg m thls particular case 18 the exThe board approved tts treme difficulties the Yankees encountered trymg to get annual appropnatwns as Wtlhams before they finally named VIrdon follows General, $783,690, George Stembrenner, tbe prmctpal owner of tbe Yankees, Lunchroom, $59 1100 and Bonds made 11 qwte clear Wtlltams conceivably could manage the club $25,400 at some future date Ohto Valley Bank was They asked htm whether Vtrdon had been given any undesignated as the district's derstandings, presumably on how safe his JOb 18 depository for two years whtle "No understandmgs," said Stembrenner "By that I mean no Commercial and Savmgs Bank understandings per se except that all our options are open " will be the depository for the 'He was given no reassurances about Dick Williams•" activity account "None," smd Stembrenner Mrs Chrtstme Napier of Rt · What if Williams becomes available tomorrow'" 1, Bidwell, a Kyger Creek "I can't say,'' replied the Yankees' owner "It's a hypothetical graduate a,nd student at Ohw question'' Umvers1ty, was employed for Looking the whole thmg over, the Yankees would seem to have the remamder of the school extricated themselves from the tight spot !bey were m rather term as an elementary ntCJely teache!', pendmg the recomThey W~re Ready mendation of County They were ready to gtve Charhe Fmley players and cash m Supermtendent C Comer return for pernusston to Sign Williams, and when he wouldn't go BradbW'y for the players they offered, he could've gotten at least $100,000 Mrs Nap1er, currently from the Yanks m cash teachmg at the Gutdmg Hand He wouldn't go for that When the Yanks dtd s1gn Williams School m Cheshtre will be three weeks ago, they gave hun $90,000 a year for three years. assigned by Prmcipal Max W Bill VIrdon wtll get closer to $50,000, so there's a savmg rtght Halfelt there A teachmg vacancy m the More than that, the Yankees keep their players, and they still district was created by the have a chance to land Williams at some future date So they did death of Mrs Mary Kennedy all nght third grade mstructor at Ad· Char he Fmley got hunsell tons of publicity and dtdn 't get hurt dav!lle School too much either except he doesn't have a manager 1\ow Charlie In final action, the board set will take the pubhctty every time Managers aren't that hard to tts meetmg date lor the first get • Monday In each month and 1ts The only one really left out m the cold, for the tune bemg ' compensatiOn at $20 per anyway, IS Dtck Williams regular meetmg He won 't be long though At Mercervtlle, the.Jii[nnan He'll have,a joh m due course, and Ill! turns gut to be w1th the Trace Local Board approved Yankees, Bill V1rdon won't break dow~and cry about 11 either Its December nunutes and After all, until only a lew days ago, he was all set to manage adjourned fl< mer of the Amertcan Association fe< $25,000 ANYWAY YOU TRAVEL ••. as an AAA member you re pro tecled m JUS t about any type of personal travel aCCident AAA s Tri!wel Arc dent Insurance IS worldw1de covers pract1 cally all types of !mel by car plane Iran or bus Y~t 1ls JUSt one ol many member Sl!n'ltes @ . . . A Great Idea for over 70 Years AUTO CLUB Of SOUTHERN OHIO PHONE Pomeroy 992 lS90 Gall1pohs 446 0699 hut may never function Kyger Creek's Local Board of Education which will be dissolved 1f consohdatton occurs Monday as expected, nevertheless orgamzed for busmess as usual m 1974 Thursday mght • Reappomted to four years terms as board members were James E Preston and Howell Lasseter The appointments were made by holdover members , C Wilham Price, Roy Grose and Dale Rothgeb, Jr Price was reelected board president and Preston v1ce The Dai~ Sentinel DEVO'TED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL Extc Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH C1ty l!dltor Publl~hed dilly except Seturdly br Ttle ()Jllo Va lley P ubl l-hlng Com Piny 111 Court St AS~69 Pomeroy Ohio Bvslnes Ofl lct PhOM "• 2156 Edltorltl Phon• f92 2157 S•cona clast postav• p• ld ar Pomeroy Ol'llo N•llon•l adverti11ng reprnent•tlve Bottinelll Gallagntr Inc 12 East •2nd St Ne-w York New Yorio. Sutuc;rlptlon rates Dellver•d by carr ier whereavall•ble S5 cents p'r w••k By Molor Roull' wherl' c.!frr l'r ser..,lcl' nol a .... a tl.! b e One month $2 By n a tl m OhtO .!nd W 1/a On• Vear $16 S -. monlh s 8 SO Threr months S.S 50 EISrwl'len Ill year six month& 19 50 ll'lrtt months u Subtcriptlon price In ch,tciU Sund•V Timn SenfiMI on each other _,.- 4 BUFF'ALO, W Va - Buffalo uf Putnam used a 2-1-2 zone v1s1tmg Wahama here last mght The Btsons led 25 23 at the hall , ou ts cored the White Falcons 16-11 m the third penod and then broke 11 wide open m the final eight mmutes, outsconng Wahama 28-12 to Surely nothing else smce that beautiful but short era of peace has so influenced the destlrues for good or Ill of so many mtlhons wm gomg away of people, Amertcans mcluded Netl Walker scored 27 pomts Nat10nally, the onset and deepemng of the energy cns1s, to lead Buffalo while Russell Watergate m all its gruny ramificatiOns the resignatiOn of Wtlbams added 14 and Mark former Vtce President Spiro Agnew, the darling of the John Burch 13 Wahama, now ().2, Btrchers, and the world.gtrdling diplomatic JUggling act of got II pomts from Danny DewSecretary of State Henry KISSinger featurmg the bloodhot hurst and 10 from Mike Lew1s tempers of the descendants of the Twelve Tribes, mdicates how WAHAMA- 7-16-11-12 - 46 momentous was 1973 Buzzard 0, Ferguson 8, Keeler Even Ohio survived a significant 12 months 9 Lewis 10, Kern 2 DewhW'st Some Republicans count 1973 the most remarkable year m II Harmon 2, RusseU 4 the sta,te's history for havmg survived Mr Gilligan, the BUFFALO PUTNAM- 8-17democratic governor 16-28 ~ 69 Burch 13, Greenlaw Some Democrats are equally adamant that Oh10 made 6, Walker 27, Stone 0, Wtlhalhs greater advances m 1973 under Mr Gilligan 's leadership than m 14 Smith 0, Gate 4, Bowles 2 any comparable pertod of this century Whatever one's party allegiance, 1973 m Ohio was a crt tical, unportant year How unportant 1s surrrust!ll from the year-end • "vote" of Umted Press lnternahonal's Ohto edttors who m late December tabulated, on a descending scale of one to ten, thetr JUdgment of the significance of the stortes that broke mto Holzer Medical Center headlmes (DischargesJan 2) Of the list below - the fmal vote - this editor agreed with Renate Argabrtght, Harry the maJority on No I the lr:w!k drtvers' protest of higher fuel prtces and thetr subsequent disrupllon of traffic on several maJor Baldwm, Shtrley Ball Alberta Ohto highways In December Of 15 news events offered m the Calhoun, Alberta Davis ., votmg for rankmg m the top ten, eight of ours agreed with the Mtchael Gillespie, John ltate's other editors, although not m the same order This IS how Grueser Carson Hayes ~PI's editors saw the other nme top news stortes Michael Ktsor, Margarel 2 The selection by PresidentNu<On of Sen William B Saxbe, Litchfield, Rtta McNerlm ,., R.Oh10, to be U S Attorney General, placmg Gov John J Conrue Ramey, Norma Rees, Gilligan, a Democrat, mto the position of appomting a successor Beatrice Reisinger, Charles to the rernamder of Saxbe's term -~-Smtih, Tony Stover, Jackte, 3 The disqualifiCation of the 14-year-(Jid wmner of the 1973 Thompson , James VIttltoe e: All-Amertcan Soap Box Derby at Akron when officials Mrs Dale Watson discovered an electromagnet m the nose of hts racer (Births 4 The adoption of the General Assembly of a record $9 9 Mr and Mrs Larry Rafbillion budget for two years, mcreasmg state spending by 30 per ferty a son, Jackson cent (Discharges Jan. 3) 5 The approval by Ohw voters of a lottery In the state Terry Adams, Willard 6 The reiW'n of released priSOners of the war m Southeast Boyer Michael Brewer, Mrs As1a to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base at Dayton, where a Roger Campbell and son, Mrs 'Homecommg" center had been established Johnme Hamson and son, 7 The Ohto Supreme CoW't decision that former Gov James Helen Heaton Rhoda Hoffman, A Rhodes was eligible to run for another lertn as the state's chief Donald lberts, Mrs Michael execudve Johnson and daughter, Alhe 8 The rash of tornadoes that whippe<tthrough the state m McCoy, Lorteemae Parsons, late sprmg, hitting espec18Uy hard the commumty of wtUard Sherman Parsons, Hazel 9 The killings of two guards at tbe Southern Ohto Correc- Phelps, Elizabeth Ann Rames, llonal Facility at Lucasville which led to a state mvesllgallon of Juanita Sargent, Iva Stewart, the tnshtullon Julius Swan 10 Tbe Ohio Supreme Court's ruling that state Sen Donald E Lukens was meiigtble to run lor state Office because of an election law viOlation fall levels till ]an. 31 Rtdge Homes, the largest home manufacturer east of the MissiSSippi, wtll hold Its home pnces at last fall's levels until Jan 31,11 was announced today by Delbert F Clark, president, Clark-Ridge Homes, Jackson Ptke and Bulavtlle Rd , Galbpohs, local Rtdge Homes dealer In addition to holdmg the prtce line, he said Ridge will continue to make f1nancmg available on all of Its models, despite the current mortgage crunch He satd the mortgage . . • •;oo•o. 00 •• Friday- Hannan Trace at Easrern; Meigs at Ironton; Symmes Valley at Southern. Saturday - Eastern at Southwestern, Nei·York Girls at Meigs Girls, ll· 30 am 0 : :-: :=::::o : •• :-:=::: :-: 0 : 0 • POMEROY LANES Wednesday Early Mixed League Wek of Dec 26, 1973 a combmat10n chr1stemng and wake Btll V1rdon was named manager of the New York Yankees Thursday afternoon but the news conference ques hons centered around how long he would hold the JOb V1rdon s h1rmg came three weeks after the Yankees were rebuffed by smce-ret1red Amencan League Prestdent Joe Cronm m their attempt to hire Oakland Manager Dtck W1l- 2052 It pl~td II docsn !mean Wl \f' e~b.mdullt:d .my 1dc~1 NBA Standmgs By Umt~d Pres s International Eastern Conlercnce Atlanh c 0PJIS/On wlpctgb 79 7 806 s.;nd u IJm .dh Baston It w<-ts cliso mrwuntP<I .1t thC' NewYor~ r~tv. s t: onft:Iclu. c Wlutev Font Buffalo Vererans Memorial Hospital AdmiSsions Sterhng Arney, Ewmgton, Mmme Miller, Pomeroy, John Lyons, Chester, Suzanne Young, Athens Burford Capehart, Cool ville, Btllte Brewer, Portland Discharges - Tanya Cundiff, Demse Tillis, Gertrude Drake, Mary Thorla, James Searles, Rebecca Baumgardner, Roy Gladman, Phillip Donovan RACINE - The Southern Tornados retW'n to the hard wood tomght after a 17-day layoff, hostmg the Symmes Valley V1kmgs here, and coach Carl Wolle IS womed about the effect that layoff may have on hts cagers The last time the pW'ple bunch took to the planks they stunned Eastern 52-50, m a brwsmg overtime battle at Eastern on Dec 18 ' That's too long of a layoff ' said Southern s first-year mentor " That layoff's worrymgme' Despite the layoff and some flu troubles that have htt the team m the past week, Wolfe thmks the I ornados 11111 be ready Norman Curfman semor that he'll be sendmg 6-0 semor forward Dave Theiss, 6-0 senior center Vern Ord, 6- center and Mttch Nease JuniOr guard have been nur smg flu Illnesses, w1th Curl· man's problems compounded by a slightly InJW'ed loot Neither 11111 be m the startmg bneup tomght To a1d m staymg on the ball dW'mg the long hohday break 1 semor lor\\ ard Pete Sayre, 6-0 senior guard Randy Warner and 5-11 senior guard Bob Mlller against the lads of Ferrell Hesson The V1kmgs meanwhile will be sparked by center JaJe Myers and forward Mike BW'cham Southern scrimmaged Myers IS the thtrd leadmg Wellston, toppmg the Golden sconng m the SVAC, h1ttmg at Rockets of the SEOAL through a 20 5 ppg clip, whtle Burcham II quarters of actton IS mnth, contributing 17 Oppg Jim Myers a transfer from Wolle adds that the pracllce sessions held o1er Coal Grove of the rugged Ohto Christmas vacation have Valley Conference, Is also been good ones, and says highly rated by Wolfe although ' Roger Brauer continues his shuffling of the Me~gs basketball lmeup tomght m an attempt to lmd a w1nnmg combmat10n as the first-year mentor sends hts 1·6 Marauders against the tough, Ironton Tigers Tonight's starting five will mclude 5-11 sophomore Jerry Cremeans, called up a week ago from tbe reserve team Cremeans, seemg little action m last week's 78-59 loss at South Pomt, netted 3 pomts while pulling m 9 rebounds agalllSI the Pomters The hard-workmg guard, who Brauer says he 18 sendmg In at the opemng t1p because of his "drivmg abthty", was very Impressive m a scrunmage Saturday against Belpre Jotmng Cremeans, who 1s the runth man to be m the startmg lineup thiS season, will be By GENE CADDES UPI Sports Writer COLUMBUS (UPI)- Three new leaders head up the ftrst of eight weeks of balloting m the Umted Press Internatwnal Ohto High School Board of Goaches' basketball ratings Although the three, Canton McKinley m Class AAA, Akron Manchester m AA and Mansl<eepsake s made 1CHTJalch wed parr from our collecllon ~ Dr. T. J. Bradshaw " Dr. Milton Mason OPTOMETRISTS N. Second Ave. MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-3279 t81 A W• • pd ulww d roo i To lrM orloA"'I Ofllce hours by ap- pooiitment Mon Fro 9 hi 4, Saturday 9 until noon sophomore forward Terry Qualls , JUntor center Dan Dodson, semor forward Bill Myers and semor guard Steve Price Brauer, who says the Marauders are still m the expenmental stage, says the maroon and gold wtll play a lot of zone tomght m an effort to stop Ironton's leading scorer, Dave Rann Rann 18 averagmg 211 pomts per game, h1ttmg at a 22 3 cbp m loop play Others to watch lor the Tigers, who are JUS! two games behmd league~eadmg Waverly at 2-2, are Kenny Queen, a strong re~under at forward, and Gary Neal, 6-1 seruor and center Dean Fttzpalrtck, 6-4 sophomore Overall, the Tigers are siXth out of the eight SEOAL schools m fteld goal percentage ( 406) fteld St Peter s m A, are not complete strangers to the top 10, only Manchester fm!Shed among the ebte a year ago as the Panthers were etghth m AA McKinley has many times been to Columbus to the state tournament, but the Bulldogs of coach Bob Rupert have never taken the btg prize This may be their year, or at least the state's Class AAA coaches think so McKmley, 11-0 on the season, receiVed 12 first place votes and 207 pomts from the 27 AAA coaches who cast ballots the ftrst week of the voting Runnerup Boardman, 9-l!, got two ftrsts and 143 pomts Netd Four Unbeaten The next four spots also went to unbeaten teams, Sprmgfteld North taking thtrd w1th Its 11-0 record, Dayton Dunbar 16-0) loW'th, Kettering For A Good Honest Policy SEE US! MOTOROLA 5.75%' Steve Dtll , John Sheets and T1m Spencer wtth Rick Hollon · Ttm Baum Steve Goebel or (,reg Bailey beg mmn g the game at the other two spots ! · Ba1ly 1 a reserve durmg the f1rst part of the season was d Sixth m free thro" percentage ( 536), fifth m rebounds (34 3), and sixth m comm1bng personal fouls (17 8) Comparattvely, the Marauders are ltfth m field goal accuracy 1 413), seventh m free throw percentage ( 534), stxlh m reboundmg (33 5) and third m foulmg (16ii) Of!enstvely Ironton ranks 13th m the 25 southeastern Ohio teams and 13th defensively Meigs, on the other hand, 1s 19th offensively and 18th defensively Gamettme lor the filth SEOAL battle of the season IS 8 pm In the prelunmary, Coach Ron Logan'sreserves, fresh off a 44-31 thrashmg of South Pomt, will go after their thtrd straight trmmph All Sizes In Stock ONLY POMEROY HOME & AUTO Alter ( 7.{)) fifth and Cmcmnall LaSalle ( 6-0) sttdh Middletown, a familiar name to the top 10, grabbed the No 7 spot With a 5-1 mark, followed by Warren Western Reserve, known best lor Its football success, and Cincmnati Elder, the defendmg AAA basketball champion, lied for eighth and Elyria, 6-2 loth Manchester, which went 111-0 durmg the regular season a year ago,Is 6-0 so far this year and enJoys a I~ edge m P.mts over runnerup WellsVIlle m the ltrst week of ballotd mg Led by 6-10 all.Oh1oan Mtke Phtlhps and loW' other starters from last year's team, the Pan· !hers have not been senously tested so far Phillips IS averagmg 34 pomts per game Wellsville, unbeaten m five games, hmshed second to Manchester, followed by Akron South 15-1 ) third and West Holmes (6-0) and Columbus Mohawk (11-0) lied for foW'th Another unbeaten team, Ashville Teays Valley (11-0) headed the next five, followed by former champion Canton Lehman (6-2) seventh, Lickmg COLUMBUS (UPIJ - (t1e) Cleveland East and Canton Lmcoln 28 ea ch 18 Toledo Scott 26 Board ot Coaches basketball rat•ngs w1th f1rst place votes and won lost records rn parentheses 30 each 19 Ports mouth 24 20 Akron Kenmore (2) 23 Others w1th ten or more po1nts Cel1na Westlake F1nneytown Columbus Walnut R1dge P1qua Oregon Class AAA Team Points I Canloo McKin ley 1121 (8 Clay (l) Conconnatl Roger 0) 207 Bacon Akrof'\ Centra l Hower 2 Boardman (2) (9 0) 143 Dayton Roosevelt Findlay 3 Spnngfoeld North (6 0) 101 C~ncmnatl St~ Xav1er and East 4 Dayton Dunbar 12) (6 O) 96 Cleveland Shaw 5 KeHerlng Alter (4) (7 01 76 (Class AA) 6 Conclnnalt LaSalle (3) (6 Team Pomts 0) 64 l Manchester (8) 16 01 t29 7 Mtddlelown 11115 11 51 2 Wellsvolle 14) 15 0) 69 8 (tie) Warren W Reserve 17 3 Akron South (I) 15 I) 58 1) 49 4 (heiWestHolmesll)(60)56 8 (tte) Conctnnatt Elder (6 1) 49 4 Ute) Columbus Mohawk 11) 10 Elyria (6 2) 42 (8 01 56 Second Ten 11 Hamilton 6 Teays Valley 11118 0) 51 Taft 41 12 Cleveland East 7 Canton Lehman Ill 16 21 47 Tech 35 13 Can ton South 32 a Ltckmg Vatter r1 l r1 ol 45 14 (tre) L.orarn Admiral Kmg 9 Rover Va lley 7 I) 43 and Chtlhcolhe 31 each 16 10 Waverly (2) t6 l) 39 Valley 17·0) eighth, River Valley (7 I) runth and Waverly (6-1) loth St Peter s, whtch fmtshed 12th m the !mal Class A ratmgs a year ago, has an 8-1 record so far thts season, losmg mly to lOth-ranked Sandusky St Marys Outpoinl Runnerup The Spartans of coach Ron Barbo received SIX ltrst-place votes and 120 points from the state's A coaches to easily outpoll runnerup Loram Clear- ~nd VIew, bearen by St Pete, 58-56, on openmg mght Cleamew IS 6-1 Third m the first Class A ballotmg 18 Sebrmg McKinley, whose 11-0 record 1s tbe only perfect one among the small school top 10 Clevelanj Lutheran East (7-1) and South Central (6-1), beaten by St Pete, are tied for fourth Mar10n Pleasant, last year's Class A wmner 'nd with a 5-2 record thiS season,1s sixth The Spartans have won live m a row after two openmg losses. Stdney Lehman (S.l) IS seventh, followed by last year's runnerup, Indl8n Valley South I5-1) eighth, Cortland Maplewood (7-1) nmth and Sandusky Sl Marys 15-l) loth ,-------------· PH. 992-5120 1 I I To See For .. • THE .t P'"t l un rtll! lfhll" f tm ttf We Represent Use Our Budget Plan for Easrer Payments 1~1 VALUES BAKER Barnesov1lle 26 each 20 Delphos St John II l 25 Others w1th ten or more pornts Portsmouth West, Grandv1ew Northwestern (Clark) Sprtngfleld Shawnee (I) Hartvolle Lake Leavltts burg LaBrae Youngstown Norlh, Ashtabula Harbor Poland South Potnl. Galhpolos, Genoa {1) and Rossford R1ver Lexington Class A Team Pomts 1 Mansfield St Peters (6) (8 11 120 2 Lor am Clearvtew (I) (6 I) 95 3 Sebrtng 12) (6 O) 69 Reason 5. If the IRS should call you in for an audit, H & R Block w!IJ go w1th you,, at no additional cost. Not as a legal representative but we can answer all questtons about how your taxes were prepared {fie) Cleve Lutheran East 4 (3) (7 l) 4 Itoe) South Central (61) 6 Marton Pleasant (2) (5 21 7 Stdney Lehman (21 (6 I) 8 Indian Valley South (5 1) 9 Cortland Maplewood 17 l) 10 Sandusky St Marys (5 l) Second ten 11 64 64 54 53 48 47 42 Franklm FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. SEARS Catall'g Merchant ..___________ . 220 E Ma1n Rosecrans 36 14 35 15 Strasburg (I) R1dgemont 34 16 Trt v1llage 30 17 (f1e) Hannan Trace ( 1) and Lowellville 26 each 19 (toe) Roverdale (I) and Farm•ngton ( t) 24 each others w1th ten or more potnts Dalton , L1ncolnv•ew, Fort Laromle Anna, New Albany Coal (l), Grove Canal Wonchester Granv1lle Me Donald Cardongton (II Zane Trace (Ross) Seneca East Newcomerstown, St Bernard (1) Hollsdale, Bettsville Wondham Fort Recovery Fort Jennmgs and O=DIOClBLOCM THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 304 E. Main 992-3795 Pomeroy Open 9 nl 5 Mon. Thru Sal NO APP_OINTMENT NECESSARY . Pomeroy We Accept Federal Food Stamps Open Mon.-Thurs 9 a m to z p m - Fndays 9 a m. to 8 p m - Saturdays 9 a.m. to 8 30 p m. EFFECTIVE JAN. 4, 1974 I BEST lou Osborne STATE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO OHIO FARMERS WESTFIELD COMPANIES WESTERN RESERVE MUTUAL INS CO LIGHTNING ROD MUTUAL I 1 Here's the Man I Davis Insurance Agency Pomeroy 17 Warren Kennedy Ill 28 18 (he) River VIew and Henry Block has 17 reasons why you shOuld come to us for income tax help. Monroe (2) 39 12 Contonenlal ll) 37 13 Zanesville I Mutual Cor. Second & Court The f1rst weekly Un1ted Press lnternat1ona l Ohio H1gh School \ Rod Chamberltn 32 15 ltte) Bridgeport and Buckeye South UPI cage ratings Expert In This Field --- Representmg Ltghtmng Western Reserve. 12 Lou1svllle St Thomas Aquinas 35 IJ Columbus Ready 34 J.4 Twmsburg (Only game scheduled) EACH MONDAY 10 TIC 4 We will not custom cut pork or beef as has been our policy • We will feature all pre-packaged meats in • ci complete open display. --Thanks! Paul Simon Pomeroy PH 992 2178 • I ' ' On 90-Day Ce rtlfica tes @ HOME OWNERS ' .. Meigs Co. Branch Free Insurance Counseling By An Royal Crown· 'Bottling tompany Mtddleport Phillips wtll counter wtth a JUSt called up to the va rstty by 5 75 pe r ce nt pe r planks w1Jl try to avenge an Phtlbps who hopes he can hel p yea r patd on 90 day opcmng season 59-41 1oss at solve some problems' Ce rlof1 c ate s of Phtlltps ts exp ectin g Mercerv1lle Depos tt $1,00000 But tM task won t be easy as Saturday s opponent, South Mtntmum Inter es t the Wtldcats of Coach Paul western w1ll be tou gh dov.n Payable Quarterly D11lon's wtll be led b) qwck there ' He satd the Htghlanders have Phoen•x 16 24 400 6 explos1ve guat d Mark Swam Seattle 17 28 378 7' ' who poured m 19 points the last a strong startmg five wtth Thursday s Resolts t• Milwaukee 120 KC Omaha 105 time •1e two teams met Swam the•r weakness bemg lack of (Only game scheduled) IS the leadmg pomt producer m bench strength The Eagles Froday's Games Southeastern Ohio , h1ttmg 24 7 Will take the game to South New York at Pholadelph>a pomts per game 22 6 m loop western, forcing the acllon and he IS not listed as a leader m Capt tal at Cleveland hopmg to make the H1ghlan conference slats Boston at Detro1t play The Athens County ders go to thetr bench Phoentx vs KC Omaha That opemn g sea son en Ftrst place m the SVAC could Savmgs & loan Co at Kan sas C1fy counter was also marked by The Eagles \\Ill also press 296 Second St be 11dmg on tomght s results Golden St at Los Angele s the reboundmg of 6-4 semor qutte a btt agamst South· Pomeroy Ohro as the league leadmg Hannan Houston at Portland Don Wells who hauled tn 20 western accordmg to1'htlllps Trace Wtldcats travel to Chtcago al Seattle (Only games scheduled) caroms, and Wayne Hesson who added that the l~>o Eastern to meet the Eagles of Highlanders to watch are ABA Standongs who garnered 15 B11l Phillips The Wtldcats who By Umted Press International Also expected to cause some Terry Carter and Lloyd Wood handled Eastern with surEast trouble for Eastern IS John Phtlhps satd Cartet IS an prismg ease m an earher wlpctgb excellent outside shooter whtle 24 14 632 Lusher In the first match, contest, lead Southern by JUst Kentucky 26 16 619 Lusher npped the nets for 15 Wood ts strong ms•de Carol•na one game m the loss column New York ;~ )~ ~~ pomts while pulling m 11 An Eastern trmmph coupled V•rg •n•a ld'J' missed shots 11 30 268 With a Tornado vtctory would Memph •s ' Hannan Trace ts a real good West give the purple gang a share of w I pet g b basketball team, ' satd Eagle the top spot Utah 23 15 605 We 22 18 550 2 Coach Btll Phillips A Hannan Trace VIctory, tndoana San Anton1o 20 21 488 4'n haven t seen Ulem smce the however, coupled wtth a South Denver 18 19 486 d'h ftrstltme we played them, but I ern loss, could all but eliminate 439 ~·' know we II have to stop Swam San Doego 18 23 the Tornados Thursday's Results Kentucky 110 Vorglnla 109 and Lusher tf we expect to Carolma 122 MemphiS 104 Ywm " Utah 101 San An tonto 93 ' Swam 1s an excellent lnd1ana 100 Denver 97 shooter," Phillips contmued, (Only games scheduled) Frrday's Games and he 's quick and a good MemphiS at Kentucky drtver We'll double team him San Anton1o at San Drego Graders to come Denver at New York some of the tune ' Phtlltps said he'll be gomg (Only games scheduled! earlier Saturday "tth ' some zone and lome NHL Slandtn~s man-to-manm an attempt to Roger Brauer, Meigs By Unrted Press International East Marauder head basketball derail the Wildcat tram that wllptsgfga coach, said Thursday all 4th, Boston 24 6 4 52 157 92 5th, and 6th grade boys 1\hp Tonight's games Plus SOc Fed exc Tax are playmg mtramural Montreal 20 9 6 46 123 97 Gall!polls at Lagan Recappable Casmg and Toronto 18 13 7 43 136 109 Athens at Waverly basketball should report to NY Rangrs l7 12 9 43 13d 117 Me1gs at t ron tan the high school gym at 9 a m Wel lston at Jack son Saturday Bulfalo 18 15 d 40 126 120 Coal Grove at South P(.llnt 14 20 4 32 120 156 Gr een at Wheel ersburg The starting lime has been Delroot NY lslandrs 8 18 11 27 87 115 Spronglteld South at Ports moved up because of the Vancouver 8 21 7 23 95 136 mouth girls' basketball game West Warren Local at Al ex ander wltptsgfga Federal Hock1ng at Belpre agamst Nelsonville-York Phtla 22 8 4 .;a toa 60 Hannan Trace at Eastern which begins at II a m Chtcago 17 8 11 45 122 73 North Ga l l1a at Kyger Creek Coach Brauer also an· Atlanta 16 14 7 39 94 100 Symmes Valley at Southern St LOUIS 16 12 6 38 98 87 Miller at Nelsonvill e York nounced there stlll are 12 16 8 32 108 119 Southwestern at Wahama openings on teams for any Monnesota Los Ang 11 19 6 28 101 121 Parkersburg at Pt Plea sant Your Complete 4th, 5th or 6th grader wishing Pottsburgh 9 23 5 23 93 142 SATURDAY SGAMES Ttre Center Calofornta 8 24 5 21 90 IdS Chesapeake at .Symm es Valley to participate In the 992-2094 Thursday's Results Wheeler sburg fit Minford basketball program All boys Pholadelphla 4 NY Rangers 2 Vmton County at Warren Local 606 E Mam mterested should report to NY Islanders 3 Vancouver 2 Eastern at Southwestern Pomeroy, 0 the gym at 9 Saturday So Buffalo 6 Potlsburgh l Kyger Creek at Buffalo Atlanta 3 Chocago 2 far, 85 boys are on organized (Only games scheduled) teams Fnday 1 S Games Second ten 11 Wtllard 36 FIRE - AUTO - CASUALTY T.V. Contemporary Console TV 21' dtlgonal picture Clttan slmplttlrnes At 11 prfC:tt that s easy on ft'ltt budget Wood cebtnet co~ered wtth Walnut grain ftniSh scuff res tstant vinyl 29~a· H, 27•1• ' w 1A'1• 0 Model XU7110JW Our Interest Is Greater t=or You stf;lrtJng lin eup th"t mcludes Cremeans will start for Marauders UPI releases initial 1973-74 cage ratings dmg nngs ol textured 14 karat whtte and yellow gold Pock a 1 he Eastern Eagles nymg has npped past all seven op ' low at .a surpns mg overall 2-5 ponents so far better I d hke to do said 'l9 12 707 21 ' V1rdon of his new JOb I m not Ch1 cago Detrott 25 16 610 6 1 2 concerned about Dtck Wtlhams KC Omaha 15 28 3, 9 llR Pactf•c Dtv1s 1on Its great to be a Yankee w I pet g b meant the Yunk~.: ~;:~ "'i!l e season opened He .s our But, the questwn ts sttll for Los Angeles 22 18 550 abandomng lhetr attempts to manager now and we re start hOI\ long ' Golden State 17 lll 486 2 1 ? stgn WtlhnM<: ~t{ ,....,r""" .. mg ow sea.son nght now he Portland 17 22 , 36 ,, , Boston at New York Rangers He said last fall's prices will be mamtained on all Ridge Homes models until Jan 3l,lor horne buyers who place a refundable $100 deposit before that date and agree to accept delivery of the home by June 30 )i Recently granted prtce Illcreases for labor and building matertals will force Ridge to raiSe prices substantially after Jan 31, he explamed Eagles ileed..--o_n_e_""" 2.l 16 610 61; markand2-2mSVACpbt) will 18 22 450 lJ try to get back on the victory Phila:de 'phra 11 28 282 191 ~ Central Dovo joon ltml tand sl<Jy m the league w 1 pet g b ract J th1s wet-kend, takmg on Ca¢otal 70 o6 556 the undefeated Hannan 1tace Atlanta 19 20 487 21 1 Cl eveland ,, Wtldcats tomght and the South , 14 27 3 0 8 Houston 13 27 315 9 western Htghlanders Saturday Western Conference The Eagles, stung 52..50 m Mtdwest D•v•s.•on w 1 pet g ll overtime by Southern the last Molwaukee 31 9 775 Ume they stepped onto the Vu t.l.on was s1grwd to a one Reportet sat the rtews conft 1 year c onti dCt fm ,m c.stlmated llst<>n How,ud and Dtck en~.:e eCJ gerly sought confmna $50 000 bv the Yankees He had Hov. !ltr , Yankee orgunlu ttum hon V11 don would manage the s1 gned last month to manage stalw.,HI.s would comprise VIrYankees regardle!;.< of the I >t>nver uf th e Amen can As don s Loadnng sto ff w1th c1 out ~.: ome of the Wtlhams-Fmley S(I('J.ttwn n~;:xt yc(:l r but was fourth member to be named swlemate but none was forth relea sed from h1s contract so later conun g from New York dub he could accept the New York I ean t tlunk of anythtng President George Stembrenncr offer or General Manager Gabe Stembrenne1 even refused to Paul tssue a ssur~n~.;e V1rcton would Asked If Vtrdon s htrmg shll be manager "hen the ·"t,mdi~tg"i Tornados host Vikings tonight Won L.ost Sport Shop 8 0 Young s Market 4 4 Regatta In 4 .a Nelson s Drugs 4 4 Tenth Framers 4 4 Smith Nelson Motors 0 8 High Game - Men Williard Boyer 245, Russ Carson 199 Women Pat Carson 217, Maxine Dugan 216, Apr il Sm lth 192 Team Nelzon Drugs 707, Young's M.arket 707 High Series - Men Willard Boyer 572, Russ Carson 566 Women Maxme Dugan 488, Betty Sm lth 486 Pat Carson 474 Team Zlde's Sport Shop Zlde s BY CHRIS SCHERF hams who 1s shll unde1 UP! Sports Writer contrad tH t\ s H\\OC'I ( ha~le~ NEW YORK ( UPII - It was 0 Fmley all ..-.·-::::::::::::::~ :::: THIS WEEKEND :-: cover ...... LOCAL SPORTS i(«~·· program will quahfled buyers Virdon takes Yankee J0 press tliroughout the second half to roll to a 69-46 wm over ,: Firm will hold prices at KC Board reorganizes pregnancies are momtored and mtensive care 1s gtven to damage and no by the edttor Tins IS the ttme of year when edtlors rate the stones 'that made headhnes the past 12 months In that reference, 1973 has to RO mto Qur mtcroftlmed !tie as the blockbuster of them all smce 1945 I H you are under 30 or thereabouts August 1945 1s a page m yoW' history book For us older ctUzens 194i produced the biggest - and most welcomed - headlmes of our ttme It was Year I of the Atomic Age and the formal end of the most cruel, bloody and expensive war men to that pomt 1n time had contnved to mfhct • bP.m 3- The Datly Sentmel Mtddlepor ~·Pomero) , 0 , Jan 4, 1974 • j'fh'''''''~''''''''''.' ' m • • ' • I �.. ' I .. j .. ., •' '· I '' .. <trld Mrs. Leola Enoflt ha s bt--cn Agnrs Whitt• visitl•d ren~ntl y in Middlepor t with Mr. and Mrs. rt'turned to lwr lwun·· frf)m a Pill'kl'r!)hurg h,1splt;ll \dH'I'I' slu• was~ ll ll'cli('a\ !JC:ttit'tll. - Hu: hanl News, Event • • ·' ' FIREMEN CALLED CHESTER - The Chester Fire Department was called to the William Carr residence at 8:30p.m. Wednesday due to a slight flue fire. Damages were light. Uul· kwurth Charles Whit e, Ht'uiah White , Florl:'nct' llan nay and CrH i~ Drlrst . Marcia K.arr. Agnt!S White and Richard Duekworth athmded tht• birthday ami Chris tmas party at the Senior Citizens Center in Pomeroy. Don Cottrell is a nwdica l P<Jtient at Veteruns Memof- ial Hospital. Mrs. Ada Slack spent Christmas with her daughicr, Mr . and Mrs. Harley Johnson and fam ily, Wolf Pen . Mr . and Mrs . Delbert Teaford -and fami ly, Rutland were Sunday guests a t the James Teaford home . Mr . and' Mrs. George Freeland, Richard Duckworth and Agnes White attended the Busy Bee Christmas dinner and party at the First Baptist Church in Middleport. Point Rock Social Notcs By Mrs. Wanetta Radekin Mr. Richard Lee Rife , Indian•, visited his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Rile. Mr . and Mrs . Marvin evening. Those who gathered for a pre-Christmas family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stansbury were Mr. and Mrs. Clair Stansbury and lamily and Mr. and Mrs. Bob (\arion of Groveport; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stansbury and son, Reynoldsburg; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry stansbury and children and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Oxley, local. Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cheadle were Mr. and Mrs. Preston Hamon and sons, McArthur. and Bruce Markins, local. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jordan, Gallipolis, called on relatives in the area on Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Birchfield entertained for their grandparents during the holidays. Those present were Mrs . Nellie Borgan, Harrisonville; Mrs. Faye Jordan, Mrs. Beulah Cordray and Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers, local. Hazel Dunigan visited her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Woods and daughter, Angie, at Galena. Morriss were Friday evening callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hollid ay and family . Visotors at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Lawrence Chapman during the holidays were Mr. and Mrs. Wendel Chapman, Wellston, Mr. and Mrs. Ronoy Rife and family . Albany. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rife and family , St. Albans, West Va. Funeral services lor Mrs. Ellen F. Levis was held at the Columbia Chapel Chur ch. Relatives attending from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. John Levis aod children , Shanon, John Jr., Kim and Mr . and Mrs. Bryan Berna dick of . North Almstead, Ohio ; Mr. Leslie Canode, Lucasville , Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Canode and daughter Valerie of Apple Creek, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs . C h1~on Hensler and daughter .IJnnifer of Marietta, 0., and Mrs. Luly Miller of Athens, 0 . Mr .. Keith Shiltz, U.S. Navy of Millington, Tenn., is spending the holiday season with his parents, Mr. and ~rs. Frank Shiltz and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Perry and son, Troy, visited his mother Mrs. Dorothy Perry and sister Mrs. Phillis Hodge of Decola, West Va. Mr. and Mrs. John Holliday entertained with home movies, the following guests Mr. Danny Holliday and sons, Ricky and Kenny of Lebanon, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Holliday, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Young and daughter Renna , Mr. and Mrs. ·Robert Holliday and family Judy, Gary and Floyd, all local and Mr.' and Mrs. Kenneth Wilcox, David and Darla of . Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. John Holliday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holliday, Judy, Gary and Floyd had supper on Sunday with Mr. and 1 FUR LINED HIKING BOOTS heritage house Your Thom MeAn Store MIDDLEPORT, 0 . llarri,;onvillt• Sot"id\• ~t·w,., Mrs. Kenneth Wilc.ox , David Mr:-. I•:k;mor BQhranl SIWt ll ('hrislm as day wilh lu.•r s1st'tT, :\1r. and Mr~ . Hcrsd 1Pl Host• ;:md fmnily , Mirwrsvilk. Mrs. Alice l'""rccland and \r: : : -:-:·:-s:~=cr~I'~:=: ·>: ·_·Ii_' A uxi!iary contributes l 'hris1Hws duu:t•r J..: IIL'sl" of ·Sp• ·nt M· ~nda.v tlu\ough Wc·d~ Mr. ;.md Mrs. Eug._. 111 . Young •. n~sday 111 ~tw:-;vi iiP w1~~1 Mr~. Cuntribulions to the Meigs wt•re Mrs. Norma Lc.·u ami Mr. l·:pplc.'s duldrcn. C•,un ty Tuberc ul osis and and Ml's. Hit•I F n •nl'h . Pin:JPI guest~ of Mr . a nd He~.illh As.•HK:iGi lion Christmas Sum!ay t1111n1 ·r guests of Mr . Mrs. l•:ar l McGretth wt·n· Mr . seal sale, to the Carvelle Sl<!r, and Mrs. M./\. 1-:p!Jll' were Mr . and Mrs. Larry MtGrath et nd · and tu the Ra cine F iremen's I.HIIIb" by Mrs. Pauline Husc; ''The Cam~! l " by Mrs. Eunie lirinker; "S£!.tTt!t.l Straw" by Mrs. M• ry · Rqush; :::: -'~ Calendarl l " The Legend of the Poinsettia" by ' LETAR,T FALLS - New officers were installed by Mrs. Marlene Fisher who used the theme ··God's Promise" at the Tuesday night meeting of the East Letart United Methodist Women at the church. Pin~ns in the color symboli~. _of their office were presented to the ol!icers by Mrs . fisher who. took her scripture from John 14 :34-35, with prayer. and the songs, "Breathe on Me Breath of Gpd" and "Standing on the Promises." Installed were Mrs. Barbara .. ' Supply Headquarters Acme Western Boots, Dingo Boots, Tingly Boots, Gloves, Insulated Jackets and Vests ~, Leather Supplies - Belts, Gun·Holsters, Harness & Tack, Purses ' • Nelson Livestock_Waterers,· Brooder Feeders, Heat Tapes, Water Heaters, Pickup Truck Racks, Firm Gates 10'1, 12'I 14'I 16' ' . Pet Supplies; Fish and Aqu~uin Supplies cuneluded with a social hour an rl refrPslmu.•n ts · served b)• Mrs. Mar14aret 'Gloeckner <1nd . ,\!;·::, . f! •:rt l "l OFFICE SUPPLIES eACCOUNT BOOKS eRECORD BOOK-S eETC. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST !~nh 1 r' "" rJ west Fr es no St. . 80 Co lo 70 Lng Bch Sl 9J Los An g St 76 ' MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE OF FICE HOURS 9 30 TO 7, 2 TO 5 {C LOSE" ;l T t>JOON ON THL:RS . J EAST CO URT ~T.. 1 MIDDLEPORT, 0 . '-'O MEROY . ' SEMI-ANNUAL \~\ t Transfers Christmas eve dinner party R. h at tggS Ome :.: ·..·.·.·. REG. 489 SALE 5 Traditional - ·by Heritage. Green floral, unsurpassed tailoring, double sculptured skirt, bolsters, hand tufted back . REG. '814 SALE REG. SS99 SALE FOR OUR JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE REG. SJ49 SALE IN THE SUNDAY· TIMES SENTINEL SUND,AY, JANUARY 6 REG. 5489 SALE Re~J,Llar SALE ' .. ' .;:•~ANS ' ':/ .. • ' "' ... COURT ST. POMEROY CHAIRS 15 CHAIRS-ALL COLORS TYPES AND STYLES REG. '189-•209 YOUR Colors in Copper, Green and Gold. All with cane sides . REG. sng YOUR CHOICE •99 RECLINERS Early American Rev. cushion, 3 pas. foot rest, brown nylon. Plaid . REG. 5295 SALE '195 Traditional - La -Z- Boy, blue nylon floral, slight water spot on seat. REG.~~ '163 Traditional La -Z-Boy, Amber gold velvet . Elegant L . R. Recliner . REG. ~l91 SALE SW~VEL DINING. ROOM ODDS 'N' ENDS You haul the items listed .below and save an addit1bnal 20 Pet. on the sale price. Classic Colonial - Oa k . By Conant Ball. rich enc hanting elegance, sc ulptured all wood group. Table with dropleafs. chin a. 5 side and 1 arm chair . REG. 1879 SALE 5 YOU -HAUL PRICE $1188 Early American. maple, table . 32"x48", ext. 32"x60", 4 -c hairs. OCCASIONAL CHAIRS •191 ROCKERS 8 Different in various fabric textures. LOW BACK, REG. 5129 HIGH BACK; REG. Sl49 •99 '119 Early American wing back lounge chair. Herculon cover. Beige & gold tones. ~EPARTMENT STORE . MIDDLEPORT, 0. •· -.. MIDDLEPORT Reg . 5189 Sale 599 REG. 5269 SALE Early A mer . Ponderosa Pine, 42" round ext ., 42x60 with 2-9" fillers. Reg . 5129. Sale 573 REG. S330 SALE GUN CABINET Only 4 Red and 1 Black left . from Christmas. These are double st1tched and doubl e zippered. Heavy Naugahyde. Reg . $42.50 -- 10%-25% OFF 12"x12 ", Retail up to $2.00 $19 18"x27" Retail up to $6.00 Walnut Formica lop Game Table with 4 chairs. padded seats & cane backs. CLOSE-OUT SAMSONITE CARD TABLES AND CHAIRS . Reg . .$244 . Sale $ 1 8 8 Specials o~ living ,room tables oak and cherry . All wood groups, excellent quality. 5 Pc . Oak Dinette Set. 48" table with 2 leaves, 4 Capt . chairs . 20%-40% OFF 0 Reg. $239.00. ALl--SOFAS ON OUR FLOOR , . *37 Th ese are di scon tinued, bound one of a kind sam ples. All co lors · all styles. Two s izes. Stack Tables · Prov. white. 3 groups left. Reg. $ 29. Sale SALE CARPET SAMPLES Reg. $163. Sale 5_109.$ 8 8 Several styles and fini shes. 8 day wind and we ight driven . CANDLES AND RINGS BEAN BAGS Set Bunk Beds - wa Inul convertible to twin beds. WALL CLOCKS ALL SEASONAL 20% OFF Reg. 5'50.00 . REG. 5179 SALE ON SELECTED TOSS CUSHIONS LAMPS ACCESSORIES PICTURES 'ALL OTHER CANDLES $58 Spanish Lamp - oak finish, 42" tall . 1 Only 6 Gun Cabinet - pecan. both sto rage and gun area lo ck . Glass front. LARGE REDUCTIONS 40% OFF Reg . 599. Sale sao: $ 6 4 Both Discontinued and Current Pieces and Sets. Sal~188 SAVE 20%-40% .Fine Furniture · Galleries GENUINE LEATHER The ultimate in a man 's lounge cha ir. We currently ·-have three rich, masc uline leather lounge cha irs !rom Her itage. .t'Jrpet .custom Draperies · .. elnterior Design . of ·GALLIPOLIS S~c.ond at Grape REG. HOURS Q • NOW 20% OFF ..~..~::::~~::==::~~====:::::::.~~P:h:o:n:e~4:46:·:03:l:2~_._._._._. ~_._._._.~ ~:D~a~il:y~9~:l~0~-~5~ .... ~~~~~!!~ · ~~~!~_._..l_._._.!!~~.!~~.!~~~ ~ .. I I .fu. 9 Student Desk - oak finish -with pressurized mar resistant top. ' . $ .7 Brown Naugahyde chair , wood trim. 10%~50% r• . ,. Green Naugahyde Love Seat, wood trim . ' •, f J ·SALE ,. ::. ·..... We at Tope's wish you and your family a very prosperous and -fulfilling 1974. And as your needs for home furnishings arise in the new year, treat yourself to Tope's truly fine quality furniture at the finest fur niture store in Southeastern Ohio . Enjoy the economy of quality furniture that · makes you proud to own . REG. Sl85 ' For Pets · Stables · Large & Sma ll An imals . "Lawns . Gardens. Family Room . Contemporary Naugahyde, deep deep comfort. Belt arm. .., JN ALL SIZES MD COLORS .Goessler's Jewelry Store u . SERVICE FOR 8 $22.95 to s79,95 •266 Early American Sofa and Loveseat. 79" & 58". Red and green print with maple trim. Reg. for both pes. $678. Cuffed Baggies Big Bell LADIES o:. AND GIRLS ·• '188 Traditional gold floral velvet sofa. Reversible seat and back cushions. JEANS FROM '388 REV. CUSHION . Traditional Blue green damask, 73" long, tufted back. MENS AND LADIES WRANGLERS STAINLESS STEEL '407 Spanish - Red-Gqid Velvet Wood trim, reversible cushions, 'impressive sofa . Choir enjoys party Flare Western Cut •244 ...· ·. ·.. ···.·.· ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE CHOICE yule callers WATCH REDUCED-PARTIAL LISTING BELOW • SOFAS Wqlfes host ' by ONEIDA HUNDREDS OF ITEMS DRASTICALLY -And now is your chance to save on our fine quality, regular stock Save and enjoy the satisfaction that it is from "Tope's.'.' · Traditional Copper, green floral, 4-cushion, copper welt ·decorator sofa. : TREAT YOURSELF OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8:00 We at 'Tope's have found that quality in anything we buy usually turns out· to be rather economical in the long run . We are sure you will agree! by FLATWARE • • OF QUALITY Hair . I I ENJOY THE ECONOMY KAY ' St. 992.·2164 Pomeroy, Ohio The Store Wifh " ALL KINOS OF STUFF" ( full.pha st• . !"l iP nwrn1n~.: sta r is Mert'ury. · T!~ t· t'VI'IIin ~ stars a re Venus. ~ar s, .lupt tc·r mHI Saturn . ;mri i\'tr.-. _ Dug<t ll Wl'l'\' ubThose burn nn thi s dalt' are S4.' 1'Vt•d ,';md (11(' rll'W dah· bunk s tuu! t·r lhe sign of Caprkurn. !11r t!w yt·c:H· \\'ere ··•.•m nlt'tt•d . .)u l:·m:H: Newton, who ThC' I.;H·d's Prayer ir1 LUJi sm• diSL'OVl'l't·J the law or }:!ravity, and group s i ngir~g of a hymn · Grea t B1·ita in . t~pPnPd tlw lllt't' ling which was W!l li;un t 'r••ss _ Tilt• ht rt.llilit.\ s qf l·:lsil' (iil>h~ ..'\ks . F(·nw B. llavnt tm. Mr~ l h •ris ,\,l;ull s Property 399 If!.. Main ' In lfJ67 . sp.eet.lbu(jl rttcin~ was IJnrn Jew . ( Hi42. A thought r"r the day : Irish On Ihis day in his tory : driver Dunald Campbell was poet James Stephens s:lid, In 1885, Dr. Willi ~trn Grun t tJf killed when his je t-powered "Women ~re wiser than men · Duv enporr: I•Jwa, pedormeU. h<>al exp loded in northwest because lhey kn ow les.s and · tht..• first oppcnclcdomy _ The F:n~ lantl . WldersUJ nt.l more ." patit~nt uu.ulc . a comrJictc '"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""., n•r·ov cry. SEE US FOR YOUR In 19:17, olmut-.. . W,olM rli.ali.an .troops l.rmded in Sp<J in to help thy Niitionalist' rorce~ in thil t coun try's civil war. In 1948, Bu rm ~ became an independent nation afte r ccntu. eiDEAL BOOKKEEPING SYSTEM .n es of influent'C and COn trol by Meigs MODERN SLIPPL Y ' Tlw 1\lnm mu· R~ l nilt•fll ~n·~s llllt·rnalimntl Tnd:1~ 1s Vnd<~~ . .Jan . 1, t.ll(' rll ur !l l dil\ ' lf J'l74 with :mi !II fl,l !·•\... Tilt· 1:, .. ,,11 ts : •pJ ,t'•l;whi tn~ tl-: · I wok Great- Feel Great For Dut!,an. pt•t•sjdt'nt : Mrs. Sut• W1d f<>, llll'lll lw rs llip . Mrs . Ann Bt•tg le. \'iet• prt•sidt•nt : ".Julia ~or ri :-; , l l i s t • •n;~n <HHI Mrs. Hazr\ Fox , :->l'lTl'lill')' : ' public i I~ ·. Thl' in:.; l;illal Pll l Mt;s . Eilpen Roush, trea surt•r : servin cund udt•cl w1tll ~ r o up M~s:"'~it·YR(l-ll.sh, Mr~ . FenH' :-; iugm~ of " ~in g a Nt·w Son~ I:L Hav1utu1. Mr:oo. Mt~bcl L'!:!P !lw L111'd ." Shi t" Id s·. nom in :-tting ~·om Mt:•mlwrsil ip pili .':< . •\ L' !"l' mittee; Mrs . Ma bel Shields. pn·st·n! (•d IJy Mrs. Dugcm to Chris ti an perso nhood : Mr ~. Mrs. Bl'lty Shin·h:y and \•1rs -.Oo ris Adams. s upportive .Jo \Tf' White. Get-we ll eards community leader; Mrs. Clara · w~re 'signed for Mrs . Flore net) . Adams. Christian social in~ Smit h, Joyce Bad..:l t:·y cwd Mrs. vo lv eme nt : Mrs. Facie Edna Stiles. Thank-yuu nuh:~ Hayman. Christian globa l f.or fruit ba skets wen• n•ad concerns; Mrs. Mar y Roush , frum Mrs. Clara Adams, Mrs . program resourCes: Mrs. Eula Nina Wagner, F'red SJwin and ,~:::::>.:.-:>.<::::~"*~-m::::m~==*&===== = Pomeroy . . . \t Personal Notes \ UMW ·i nstalls officers-- I CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON Your • 5- The Daily Sentinel, Miqdleport,Pomeror. 0 :. ,J:m. 4, 1974 t'Rt0A Y anrt Mr< Fran k 1-:rplc ami children and Mr. and Mrs. Otis Aux iliary to help defray Mrs. M•rtha--Lou Beegle ; "The POMONA Grange, 8 p.m. at ('llildn·n uf Middh.·purl, Mr . ;vld;ralh and :>on a nd 'the five Chr.istfnas trea t expenses were Lege nd of the ~ hri s tm as ch ildren or Cha rles McGrat h. the Rock Springs Grange Hall, and Mrs. Waldeck and son of made when the American Holly" by Mrs: Mabel Shields; to be hosted by the Ohio Valley On Sunda Y evening, Dec . 16, Glouster and Mr. a nd Mrs. . Leg ion Auxiliary of Post 602, "Around and Around " by Mrs. Grange. · a potluck supper was held at Brown of Wellston. \1rs. Agnes Whit (I :-~ttendcd ttll' Racine, met recently at the Edna Knopp ; " Just' a Little Bit MIDDLEPORT Chamber of Christmas dinner guests or the church with a large crowd hall . of Christmas" by Mrs. Martha Elel't<J Missionary Cin:lc present. Commerce meeting, 7:30p.m. nH?l'ting held at the · home of Mr. and Mrs . Hoy Wiseman Mrs . Frantes Roberts Lou Beegle; "Chri stmas" by The Senior Ci tizens had thei r Mrs. Clara Mae Darst, Mid- were their ch il dren, Rev . presided at the meeting and Mrs . Roberts; and the prayer in social room of Columbus and potluck Christmas supper at Southern Ohio Electric Co .. David Wiseman and fam il y {tll•port. L1uistinas plates of read se veral coinm unications. of St. Francis by Mrs. Julia !he school house Thursday rookies and ('andy were fillf d and Mr . and Mrs. Lar ry Clark, · The program inclUded se veral Norris. · MONDAY fo r th e shut ius of the Baplist Tanra and Penny of Chester. evening with 35 presen t. Mr. readin g~. "The Legend of the Mrs. Roush conducted the SOUT HEASTER N Ohio Supper h'Uests were Mr. and Earl McGrath furnished the Donkey " by Mrs. Myrtle games with prizes going to Gos pel Musi c Assoc ., 7:30 chw·ch. Mrs. Sadie Thuener spent Mrs. Earl Starkey of Oar· birthday cake. The eats served Walker; "The Legend of the Mrs. Norris, Mrs. Beegle, M'5. · p.m., Allen Hall, Rio Grande were delicious. The Gospel Christmas with her daughter. pent cr. Rose, Mrs. Walker and Mrs. College. · Harmonair es furni shed ,the Supper guests of the Robert Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lehew and Roberts. A gilt exchange was BIBLE STUDY on Book of family, Pomeroy. Clarks on Christmas were Mr. music. held and re fr es hments of Colossians conducted by Gery Bolin is home from the Mr. and Mrs. Da1"d Lip- and jVIrs. Larry Clark, Tanra cookies and punch were ser- Pastor Walter Cloud, 7:30p .m., hospital imd was able to spend ' scom b and · Sh•wn spent , and;;t>enny , of Chester. ved. through Friday at Mason First Christmas in Akron. DimiCr guests of the Robert Christmas with his parents. Southern Baptist Church. A Mrs. Anestine Carsey and Mr. and Mrs . Allen l.ipsromb Alkires were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nursery will be provided . and famil y, Hemlock Grove Gibson and daughter, Robin, of Mrs. Sadie Ca rr are making Pubiic invited . RACINE Several out-ofm rapid r ecov~y from their and at Rutland with Mrs. Columbus and Ava Gilkey. town visitors were among the :::: ;:::: SALEM CENTER PTA, 7:30 Lipscomb's parents. Dinner guests of Mr. and recent illness. PJ]l., school with program by Mr. Richard Heihn;m is back many guests calling at the Mrs. Jr. Pa yne Christmas B<lY Scouts: home of Mrs. Audrey Brewer ·:< ·•••· were James Cheadle of to his trai ler home after ' RACINE MEMORIAL VFW Jell Webb and Mike Hynien, Columbus and Mr . and Mrs. surgery . His daughter Sylvia and David, Stiversville, during Midkiff; takes his meals to the holidays. Columbus, spent New Yea r's Post 65 meeting, 8 p.m. at Donald Weave r. Their guests included Mr. Day with Jell's grandparents, Racine American Legion Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Gibson of him. RACINE CHAPTER 134 OES and Mrs. John Beall, Rhona Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb, Columbus were weekend regular meeting, at the temple. and Mark , Mr . and Mrs. Racine. guests of his parents, the Obligation night will be obKenneth Brewer, Teresa and Joining Mr. and Mrs. Donald Junior Gibsons. Kenneth II, Miss Rila Close, Lisle on both Christmas and served. TI1e Carleton Church visited FIRST CHILD BORN MEIGS COUNTY Salon 710, Mrs. John Dobbins, Dennis and New · Year's Day lor dinner our community, caroling · and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cowan, Kerry, all of Columbus; Mr . . parties were Mr. and Mcs. Eight and Forty, 7:30p.m. at presented the sick with a nice Vine St., Middleport, are an- and Mrs. Clyde Close, Wayne, John Lisle and son, Todd, Mr. the home of Mrs. Harry Davis, treat which was most apnouncing the birth of their first Roy and grandson, Jerry and Mrs. Roy J enkins, Spring Ave., Pomeroy. preciated . child, Ryan Keith , born at the Close , Waterford; Sp. Leland Pomeroy ; Keith Lisle and Mrs. Dora Lipps, Loyd L. Lipps, The house that burned last William J. Lipps, Ellen L. week was the old Noah Welsh Holzer Medical Center Christ- Close, stationed with the U. S. Florence Potts, Syracuse. Lipps, Thomas Birch, Joyce house and housed the switch- mas Day. The infant weighed 6 Army in Germany ; Mr. and Spending Christmas Eve · with VOWS READ Birch. Clint Birch, Leota Birch board for a number of years. lbs., 13 ozs . Maternal grand- Mrs. Edgar Brewer, Portland ; the family were Mr. ang Mrs . . Mr. and Mrs. James Daniels, to CoiUITlbus & So uthern Ohio Mr. and Mrs. F . 0. Whaley of parents are Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs , Harold· Brewer, Robert Harden and Debbie, Middleport, are announcing Electri c Co., Ease., Lebanon. Columbus spent Monday night James Brewer, Middleport ; Long Bottom; Mrs. Jeanne Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Earl and the paternal grandparents Beegle, Cristi and Carman Harden, Canton; Mr. and Mrs. the marriage of their daughter, Howard Russell, Bertha with Ava Gilkey. Miss Esther Lynn Daniels, to Rossell to R. T. SUITlmerfield, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Whaley are Guy Cowan, Middleport, Carpenter, Racine; Mrs . John Crooks and Patricia, George Michael Shuler, son or Jr ., Carolyn M. SUITlmerfield , of ColUITlbus had a 7 ~• lb. son and Mrs . Betty Whitstine, Charles Simeral and Tisha, Columbus· and Miss Karen Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Shuler, Parcels , Salisbury. who will a'nswer to the name of Columbus. Great - gra nd- Findlay ; Mr. and Mrs. Junior Johnson. ' Cheshire. The couple married • Mary C. Rose formerly Mary Scott Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Wood parents are Mr. and Mrs . L. M. Pauley and family, Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Quinn, Oct. 20 at the First United · C. Francis,Thomas L. Rose to of New Jersey and Mr. and Brewer. Gallipolis, Kelly Mrs. Audrey Brewer and Cindy and Pat, CoiUITlbus ; Mr. Methodist Church in Pearls· Thomas L. Rose, Mary C. Mrs. F. 0. Whaley, Columbus, Gilmore, Middleport; Roland David spent New Year 's Day and Mrs . Robert Grueser. Rose, Lots 2 · 3, Bradfield's are grandparents and Ava Terrell, Pomeroy, and Mr. and with Mr . and Mrs. Edgar Caldwell, and Mrs . Welby bilrg, Va. by the jtev. Fred Austin. They reside in Mid· Add., Pomeroy . Whaley _ were . Chri~tmas dleport. Giley and Edith Whaley are Mrs. Blaine Cowan, Redhouse, Brewer. Harley McLaughlin, Leona great-grandmothers. The W. Va. Mrs. Minnie Brewer, weekend gues ts of Mr. and McLaughlin to Ronald G. Whaleys have a three year-<Jid Nitro, W. Va. is a great- grea t Mrs. Karl Grueser and son, Allen, Bonita S. Allen, 3/4 Acre . daughter, Erin. grandmother. Larry . Mr. and Mrs. Karl SPfP,K oNG 9F Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Gilkey ·Grueser and Larry were Frank G. Roush , dec . to and three sons, Rod, Dennis Christmas Day dinner guests Frances E. Weber , Barbara and Joey Jay of Columbus, HOSTS DINNER of her mother, Mrs. Whaley. Honchell, Charles RoUsh , were supper guests of Ava LONG BOTTOM - Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hammer Thomas Roush , Cert. of trans., Gilkey on Christmas. Edna Summerfield entertained and daughter, Kim, Colulllbus, Sutton . Mrs. Ella Anderson had as Christmas Day with a family Mr. and Mrs. Ray. Riggs spent Saturday with Mr. and Roy C. Chevalier, Rose M. dinner guests Christmas Mr. dinner at her Long Bottom entertained at their Rt. 3, Mrs. Bob Hoeflich and Jayne. Chevalier to R. C. Cbc~alier, and Mrs. Carl Sampson, Mr. home. Her guests were Mr · and Pomeroy, home on Christmas Christmas dinner guests of Rose M. Chevalier, I\> Acres, and Mrs. Clifford Anderson, Mrs. Jerry Carter, Jeff and Eve with a family dinner Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neutzling Olive. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Anderson Jan, Rocky Mount, N.C.; Mr. party . • were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Riggs, Alvie Partlow, Anna Mae Jr. and Mrs. Cecil Caldwell, Mr. . Attending were Larry Tracy, Maralynn and Caralynn-Tracy, The most natural thing li1"" Partlow. to Phillip Roger Other callers of Ava Gilkey and Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell and · home ·tor the holidays (rom Rl. 3 Pomeroy; Larry Tracy, the world for a woman to Har riso n, Pauletta Louise on Christmas were Mr. and Kenny, Sherman SUITlmerfield, New York City, Mr. and Mrs . .New York City; Mr. and Mrs. desire is to stay young Harrison, Parcel, Salisbury. Mrs. . Walter Jordan , Mrs. Robert Murphy and Amy Ben Neutzling, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bur( Jeff, Randy. loOking and attractive. Joseph E. Wilson, dec. to Gallipolis; Karen Gilkey, Jo, Mr . and Mrs. Rexal Marvin Burt, Jeff, Randy, Melanie and David, Pomeroy; Women respond to Eloise B. Wilson, Cert. Trans., Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Clinton SUITlmerfieid, Reedsville ; Mr. Melanie and David, M~. and Dan Williams, Washington, D. professional beauty advice and treatment, for they Middleport. Gilkey and Tad of Albany and and Mrs. Herbert Parker, Mrs. Mickey Williams, Terri C.; Jerry White, Middleport; know it will enhance their Rodney Downing, Katherine Mr. and Mrs . Bob Gibson and Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lynn Russell, Sherri Williams, Terry Hendricks, ColUITlbus, appearance and boost their Downing to James T. Arnold, Robin of Columbus and Mr. Adams and Lori, Racine; Mr. all of Pomeroy; Dan Williams, and Miss Sybil Ebersbach. morale. Pt. Lots 29-31, Middleport. and Mrs. Larry Clark and two and Mrs: Vernon Swartz, Tena, Washington, D. c.; Jerry Thomas P. Dickinson to Carl daughters of Chester. Mr. 1lnd Rena , Robin, Rex and Roger, White, Middleport; Terry Hair color Is a majol" B. Anderson, Ruth S. An· Mrs . Bob Alkire arid Mr. and Coolville; and Mr. and Mrs . Hendricks, ColUITlbus; Mr . and problem which constantly keeps many women derson·, Parcels, 70 Acre Lot Mrs. F. 0 . Whaley, Columbus. Gerald SUITlmerfield, Amber Mrs. Gene Riggs, Jason and frustrated and annoyed . 123; Olive. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Epple and Michael, Parkersburg . Kenny Ray, Chester; They know what should be H. Darrell Sowards, Linda F. done when their hair starts Maralynn and Caralynn Tracy ~wards to Donald F, Bailey, fading in luster and losing CLUB WILL MEET and Miss Sybil Ebersbach. its natural color, but they Mary A. Bailey, 8.35 Acres, Mayor fines two The Middleport Amateur keep avoidi11g the issue Scipio. Gardeners Club will meet at because they don't know PLAN COMMUNION Mr. and Mrs. Dana Swift, in first court the Meigs Inn Wednesday, at the " Haws" or " Whats" The rites of Holy Communion Pomeroy, and Mr. 81\d ..llfrs. Pomeroy's new Ma!fllr Dale 6:30 p.m. lor a dinner . The involved in performing this and Darla .of Middleport. color transformation . E. Smith in his first court business session and program will be observed Sunday at the Harold Hinkle and son, Butch, 10:30 a.m. worship service at Chesapeake, enjoyed ChristThe home of Mr. and Mrs. G. session Wednesday fined two • will follow. the Trinity Church. J . Lowther was burned to the persons and lifted the bonds of mas at the home of Mr. and Let a profess ional hair ground. Mr. Lowther -received two others. Fined were Bruce color expert perform this Mrs. Harold Wolfe, Darin and job for you and end the, burns about the face and E. McKelvey, 30, Rt. 1, PortBe,th Ann. From Middleport guess work and anxiety. ' hands. He has ··· been land, running a red light, $5 the Hinkle · family went to You'll feel and look hospitalized for the past week. and costs, and Ronald S. Canal Winchester to visit their younger and lovelier . Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Radekin Reynolds, Pomeroy. assured The Middleport church of and granddaughter, Amy, Beth son-in-taw and daughter, Mr. and Tina, Mr . and Mrs. Robert clear distance :~·and costs, and Christ choir's traditional alter- Ann Wolfe, daughter of the and·Mrs. Chuck Murray. Holliday, Judy, Gary and $120.70 for driving while under Christmas party was held at hosts , Earl McKinley and ou.;r Christmas callers at Floyd spent Christmas with the influence of alcohol. the home of Mr. and Mrs . daughter, Jennifer, Mrs. Lena the Wolfe home were Mr. and Mr, and · Mrs. Arlin Radekin Reynolds was also sentenced to Harold Wolle, Middleport. McKinley. Mr. and Mrs . Mrs. James Cornell, Mrs. Allen and Amy Jo. Other guests at three days in jail lor DWI. Mrs. Clyda Allensworth George Glaze , Trey and Sto~art, ..Mr , and Mrs. Joe 214 E. SECOND ST. the Radekin home were Mrs. Forfeiting $25 bonds each conducted the games which Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe, and Mrs. Mary Woods POMEROY. OHIO Dorothy Johnston, Pomeroy, were · David B. Herdman, 18, included musical puzzles. The Meinhart, Christi Hess, Kathy and daughter, Melissa, Mid· PHONE 9'12-7606 Mrs. Nellie Vale and 'Mrs. 123 Locust St., Pomeroy, door prize was won by Mrs . Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Michael dleport. Fannie Pettit of Rutland. failure to yield the right of way, Michael Gerlach, and the choir Gerlach, Mrs. Dorothy Roach Laurel Grange met in · and Jerry Stobart, Middleport, presented a hostess gift to Mrs . and daughter, Trudy, and Mr. regular session and held their disturbing the peace. (" Wolfe. and Mrs. Bill Grueser. Mrs. annual officers conference. Choir· members and their Glaze is new director of the They decided to have a cenfamilies attending were Mr . choir. Refreshments of sand· AUTOS SIDESWIPED tennial celebration in October, Pomeroy police investigated and Mrs. Lawrence Stewart, wiches, cookies, punch and 1974. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Erwin coffee were served. ..... Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turner a two-car mishap on Mulberry \ Ave., at 9:45p.m. Wednesday. were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bolen and family. They said Ira Riggs , 40, Rutland. Other relatives Mulberry Ave ., and Jerry present were Mr. and Mrs. Cotme(, 320 Mechanic St., both Larry Turner and family, Mt . in Pomeroy, sideswiped on Cory and Mr. and Mrs. Don Mulberry Ave. No injuries were reported and no citation · Turner and family, Al~any . was issued. · . ,, Mrs. Brewer has visitors .. .. ', racuse News, Society Carpenter Guests of Mr. . and Mrs. William cHeadle during the · holidays were Mr . and Mrs. Bob Harrison. Stoutsville, and · Mella Fisher and the Rex Cloeadle family. 16cal. Murl Galaway spent Christmas in McArthur with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Woodrum and members of their family . Mr. and' Mrs. Charles Leist. Rosemary and Lorra ine, Gaithersburg, Maryland, were holiday vacation guests with her mother, Mrs. Willi am Thomas at their farm here. Her sister, Nancy Arnson and children from Florida, also spent some time here and a cousin, Jane Caldwell Kimes and daughter, Paula, Columbus, joinedJ}hem for a few days. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Nedal Jordan, delegates to the annual Ohio State Grange session in Dayton ' in October. joined Harrisonville Grange members for their annual Christmas supper at the Halliday-Atkins home and gave a report of activities. Mr. and Mrs . Tom Bird and children visited with Mrs. Ida Dennison on Christmas r oy, 0 .. Jan . 4. 19i4 liaily,Sentinel. Middlt:port-Pon .. .' • ' ~ ~-. The .I II .. ,Mon. ' Fri.9 : Jo , a .... -•' ... -· ~- �.. ' I .. j .. ., •' '· I '' .. <trld Mrs. Leola Enoflt ha s bt--cn Agnrs Whitt• visitl•d ren~ntl y in Middlepor t with Mr. and Mrs. rt'turned to lwr lwun·· frf)m a Pill'kl'r!)hurg h,1splt;ll \dH'I'I' slu• was~ ll ll'cli('a\ !JC:ttit'tll. - Hu: hanl News, Event • • ·' ' FIREMEN CALLED CHESTER - The Chester Fire Department was called to the William Carr residence at 8:30p.m. Wednesday due to a slight flue fire. Damages were light. Uul· kwurth Charles Whit e, Ht'uiah White , Florl:'nct' llan nay and CrH i~ Drlrst . Marcia K.arr. Agnt!S White and Richard Duekworth athmded tht• birthday ami Chris tmas party at the Senior Citizens Center in Pomeroy. Don Cottrell is a nwdica l P<Jtient at Veteruns Memof- ial Hospital. Mrs. Ada Slack spent Christmas with her daughicr, Mr . and Mrs. Harley Johnson and fam ily, Wolf Pen . Mr . and Mrs . Delbert Teaford -and fami ly, Rutland were Sunday guests a t the James Teaford home . Mr . and' Mrs. George Freeland, Richard Duckworth and Agnes White attended the Busy Bee Christmas dinner and party at the First Baptist Church in Middleport. Point Rock Social Notcs By Mrs. Wanetta Radekin Mr. Richard Lee Rife , Indian•, visited his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Rile. Mr . and Mrs . Marvin evening. Those who gathered for a pre-Christmas family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stansbury were Mr. and Mrs. Clair Stansbury and lamily and Mr. and Mrs. Bob (\arion of Groveport; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stansbury and son, Reynoldsburg; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry stansbury and children and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Oxley, local. Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cheadle were Mr. and Mrs. Preston Hamon and sons, McArthur. and Bruce Markins, local. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jordan, Gallipolis, called on relatives in the area on Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Birchfield entertained for their grandparents during the holidays. Those present were Mrs . Nellie Borgan, Harrisonville; Mrs. Faye Jordan, Mrs. Beulah Cordray and Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers, local. Hazel Dunigan visited her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Woods and daughter, Angie, at Galena. Morriss were Friday evening callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hollid ay and family . Visotors at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Lawrence Chapman during the holidays were Mr. and Mrs. Wendel Chapman, Wellston, Mr. and Mrs. Ronoy Rife and family . Albany. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rife and family , St. Albans, West Va. Funeral services lor Mrs. Ellen F. Levis was held at the Columbia Chapel Chur ch. Relatives attending from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. John Levis aod children , Shanon, John Jr., Kim and Mr . and Mrs. Bryan Berna dick of . North Almstead, Ohio ; Mr. Leslie Canode, Lucasville , Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Canode and daughter Valerie of Apple Creek, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs . C h1~on Hensler and daughter .IJnnifer of Marietta, 0., and Mrs. Luly Miller of Athens, 0 . Mr .. Keith Shiltz, U.S. Navy of Millington, Tenn., is spending the holiday season with his parents, Mr. and ~rs. Frank Shiltz and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Perry and son, Troy, visited his mother Mrs. Dorothy Perry and sister Mrs. Phillis Hodge of Decola, West Va. Mr. and Mrs. John Holliday entertained with home movies, the following guests Mr. Danny Holliday and sons, Ricky and Kenny of Lebanon, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Holliday, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Young and daughter Renna , Mr. and Mrs. ·Robert Holliday and family Judy, Gary and Floyd, all local and Mr.' and Mrs. Kenneth Wilcox, David and Darla of . Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. John Holliday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holliday, Judy, Gary and Floyd had supper on Sunday with Mr. and 1 FUR LINED HIKING BOOTS heritage house Your Thom MeAn Store MIDDLEPORT, 0 . llarri,;onvillt• Sot"id\• ~t·w,., Mrs. Kenneth Wilc.ox , David Mr:-. I•:k;mor BQhranl SIWt ll ('hrislm as day wilh lu.•r s1st'tT, :\1r. and Mr~ . Hcrsd 1Pl Host• ;:md fmnily , Mirwrsvilk. Mrs. Alice l'""rccland and \r: : : -:-:·:-s:~=cr~I'~:=: ·>: ·_·Ii_' A uxi!iary contributes l 'hris1Hws duu:t•r J..: IIL'sl" of ·Sp• ·nt M· ~nda.v tlu\ough Wc·d~ Mr. ;.md Mrs. Eug._. 111 . Young •. n~sday 111 ~tw:-;vi iiP w1~~1 Mr~. Cuntribulions to the Meigs wt•re Mrs. Norma Lc.·u ami Mr. l·:pplc.'s duldrcn. C•,un ty Tuberc ul osis and and Ml's. Hit•I F n •nl'h . Pin:JPI guest~ of Mr . a nd He~.illh As.•HK:iGi lion Christmas Sum!ay t1111n1 ·r guests of Mr . Mrs. l•:ar l McGretth wt·n· Mr . seal sale, to the Carvelle Sl<!r, and Mrs. M./\. 1-:p!Jll' were Mr . and Mrs. Larry MtGrath et nd · and tu the Ra cine F iremen's I.HIIIb" by Mrs. Pauline Husc; ''The Cam~! l " by Mrs. Eunie lirinker; "S£!.tTt!t.l Straw" by Mrs. M• ry · Rqush; :::: -'~ Calendarl l " The Legend of the Poinsettia" by ' LETAR,T FALLS - New officers were installed by Mrs. Marlene Fisher who used the theme ··God's Promise" at the Tuesday night meeting of the East Letart United Methodist Women at the church. Pin~ns in the color symboli~. _of their office were presented to the ol!icers by Mrs . fisher who. took her scripture from John 14 :34-35, with prayer. and the songs, "Breathe on Me Breath of Gpd" and "Standing on the Promises." Installed were Mrs. Barbara .. ' Supply Headquarters Acme Western Boots, Dingo Boots, Tingly Boots, Gloves, Insulated Jackets and Vests ~, Leather Supplies - Belts, Gun·Holsters, Harness & Tack, Purses ' • Nelson Livestock_Waterers,· Brooder Feeders, Heat Tapes, Water Heaters, Pickup Truck Racks, Firm Gates 10'1, 12'I 14'I 16' ' . Pet Supplies; Fish and Aqu~uin Supplies cuneluded with a social hour an rl refrPslmu.•n ts · served b)• Mrs. Mar14aret 'Gloeckner <1nd . ,\!;·::, . f! •:rt l "l OFFICE SUPPLIES eACCOUNT BOOKS eRECORD BOOK-S eETC. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST !~nh 1 r' "" rJ west Fr es no St. . 80 Co lo 70 Lng Bch Sl 9J Los An g St 76 ' MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE OF FICE HOURS 9 30 TO 7, 2 TO 5 {C LOSE" ;l T t>JOON ON THL:RS . J EAST CO URT ~T.. 1 MIDDLEPORT, 0 . '-'O MEROY . ' SEMI-ANNUAL \~\ t Transfers Christmas eve dinner party R. h at tggS Ome :.: ·..·.·.·. REG. 489 SALE 5 Traditional - ·by Heritage. Green floral, unsurpassed tailoring, double sculptured skirt, bolsters, hand tufted back . REG. '814 SALE REG. SS99 SALE FOR OUR JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE REG. SJ49 SALE IN THE SUNDAY· TIMES SENTINEL SUND,AY, JANUARY 6 REG. 5489 SALE Re~J,Llar SALE ' .. ' .;:•~ANS ' ':/ .. • ' "' ... COURT ST. POMEROY CHAIRS 15 CHAIRS-ALL COLORS TYPES AND STYLES REG. '189-•209 YOUR Colors in Copper, Green and Gold. All with cane sides . REG. sng YOUR CHOICE •99 RECLINERS Early American Rev. cushion, 3 pas. foot rest, brown nylon. Plaid . REG. 5295 SALE '195 Traditional - La -Z- Boy, blue nylon floral, slight water spot on seat. REG.~~ '163 Traditional La -Z-Boy, Amber gold velvet . Elegant L . R. Recliner . REG. ~l91 SALE SW~VEL DINING. ROOM ODDS 'N' ENDS You haul the items listed .below and save an addit1bnal 20 Pet. on the sale price. Classic Colonial - Oa k . By Conant Ball. rich enc hanting elegance, sc ulptured all wood group. Table with dropleafs. chin a. 5 side and 1 arm chair . REG. 1879 SALE 5 YOU -HAUL PRICE $1188 Early American. maple, table . 32"x48", ext. 32"x60", 4 -c hairs. OCCASIONAL CHAIRS •191 ROCKERS 8 Different in various fabric textures. LOW BACK, REG. 5129 HIGH BACK; REG. Sl49 •99 '119 Early American wing back lounge chair. Herculon cover. Beige & gold tones. ~EPARTMENT STORE . MIDDLEPORT, 0. •· -.. MIDDLEPORT Reg . 5189 Sale 599 REG. 5269 SALE Early A mer . Ponderosa Pine, 42" round ext ., 42x60 with 2-9" fillers. Reg . 5129. Sale 573 REG. S330 SALE GUN CABINET Only 4 Red and 1 Black left . from Christmas. These are double st1tched and doubl e zippered. Heavy Naugahyde. Reg . $42.50 -- 10%-25% OFF 12"x12 ", Retail up to $2.00 $19 18"x27" Retail up to $6.00 Walnut Formica lop Game Table with 4 chairs. padded seats & cane backs. CLOSE-OUT SAMSONITE CARD TABLES AND CHAIRS . Reg . .$244 . Sale $ 1 8 8 Specials o~ living ,room tables oak and cherry . All wood groups, excellent quality. 5 Pc . Oak Dinette Set. 48" table with 2 leaves, 4 Capt . chairs . 20%-40% OFF 0 Reg. $239.00. ALl--SOFAS ON OUR FLOOR , . *37 Th ese are di scon tinued, bound one of a kind sam ples. All co lors · all styles. Two s izes. Stack Tables · Prov. white. 3 groups left. Reg. $ 29. Sale SALE CARPET SAMPLES Reg. $163. Sale 5_109.$ 8 8 Several styles and fini shes. 8 day wind and we ight driven . CANDLES AND RINGS BEAN BAGS Set Bunk Beds - wa Inul convertible to twin beds. WALL CLOCKS ALL SEASONAL 20% OFF Reg. 5'50.00 . REG. 5179 SALE ON SELECTED TOSS CUSHIONS LAMPS ACCESSORIES PICTURES 'ALL OTHER CANDLES $58 Spanish Lamp - oak finish, 42" tall . 1 Only 6 Gun Cabinet - pecan. both sto rage and gun area lo ck . Glass front. LARGE REDUCTIONS 40% OFF Reg . 599. Sale sao: $ 6 4 Both Discontinued and Current Pieces and Sets. Sal~188 SAVE 20%-40% .Fine Furniture · Galleries GENUINE LEATHER The ultimate in a man 's lounge cha ir. We currently ·-have three rich, masc uline leather lounge cha irs !rom Her itage. .t'Jrpet .custom Draperies · .. elnterior Design . of ·GALLIPOLIS S~c.ond at Grape REG. HOURS Q • NOW 20% OFF ..~..~::::~~::==::~~====:::::::.~~P:h:o:n:e~4:46:·:03:l:2~_._._._._. ~_._._._.~ ~:D~a~il:y~9~:l~0~-~5~ .... ~~~~~!!~ · ~~~!~_._..l_._._.!!~~.!~~.!~~~ ~ .. I I .fu. 9 Student Desk - oak finish -with pressurized mar resistant top. ' . $ .7 Brown Naugahyde chair , wood trim. 10%~50% r• . ,. Green Naugahyde Love Seat, wood trim . ' •, f J ·SALE ,. ::. ·..... We at Tope's wish you and your family a very prosperous and -fulfilling 1974. And as your needs for home furnishings arise in the new year, treat yourself to Tope's truly fine quality furniture at the finest fur niture store in Southeastern Ohio . Enjoy the economy of quality furniture that · makes you proud to own . REG. Sl85 ' For Pets · Stables · Large & Sma ll An imals . "Lawns . Gardens. Family Room . Contemporary Naugahyde, deep deep comfort. Belt arm. .., JN ALL SIZES MD COLORS .Goessler's Jewelry Store u . SERVICE FOR 8 $22.95 to s79,95 •266 Early American Sofa and Loveseat. 79" & 58". Red and green print with maple trim. Reg. for both pes. $678. Cuffed Baggies Big Bell LADIES o:. AND GIRLS ·• '188 Traditional gold floral velvet sofa. Reversible seat and back cushions. JEANS FROM '388 REV. CUSHION . Traditional Blue green damask, 73" long, tufted back. MENS AND LADIES WRANGLERS STAINLESS STEEL '407 Spanish - Red-Gqid Velvet Wood trim, reversible cushions, 'impressive sofa . Choir enjoys party Flare Western Cut •244 ...· ·. ·.. ···.·.· ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE CHOICE yule callers WATCH REDUCED-PARTIAL LISTING BELOW • SOFAS Wqlfes host ' by ONEIDA HUNDREDS OF ITEMS DRASTICALLY -And now is your chance to save on our fine quality, regular stock Save and enjoy the satisfaction that it is from "Tope's.'.' · Traditional Copper, green floral, 4-cushion, copper welt ·decorator sofa. : TREAT YOURSELF OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8:00 We at 'Tope's have found that quality in anything we buy usually turns out· to be rather economical in the long run . We are sure you will agree! by FLATWARE • • OF QUALITY Hair . I I ENJOY THE ECONOMY KAY ' St. 992.·2164 Pomeroy, Ohio The Store Wifh " ALL KINOS OF STUFF" ( full.pha st• . !"l iP nwrn1n~.: sta r is Mert'ury. · T!~ t· t'VI'IIin ~ stars a re Venus. ~ar s, .lupt tc·r mHI Saturn . ;mri i\'tr.-. _ Dug<t ll Wl'l'\' ubThose burn nn thi s dalt' are S4.' 1'Vt•d ,';md (11(' rll'W dah· bunk s tuu! t·r lhe sign of Caprkurn. !11r t!w yt·c:H· \\'ere ··•.•m nlt'tt•d . .)u l:·m:H: Newton, who ThC' I.;H·d's Prayer ir1 LUJi sm• diSL'OVl'l't·J the law or }:!ravity, and group s i ngir~g of a hymn · Grea t B1·ita in . t~pPnPd tlw lllt't' ling which was W!l li;un t 'r••ss _ Tilt• ht rt.llilit.\ s qf l·:lsil' (iil>h~ ..'\ks . F(·nw B. llavnt tm. Mr~ l h •ris ,\,l;ull s Property 399 If!.. Main ' In lfJ67 . sp.eet.lbu(jl rttcin~ was IJnrn Jew . ( Hi42. A thought r"r the day : Irish On Ihis day in his tory : driver Dunald Campbell was poet James Stephens s:lid, In 1885, Dr. Willi ~trn Grun t tJf killed when his je t-powered "Women ~re wiser than men · Duv enporr: I•Jwa, pedormeU. h<>al exp loded in northwest because lhey kn ow les.s and · tht..• first oppcnclcdomy _ The F:n~ lantl . WldersUJ nt.l more ." patit~nt uu.ulc . a comrJictc '"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""., n•r·ov cry. SEE US FOR YOUR In 19:17, olmut-.. . W,olM rli.ali.an .troops l.rmded in Sp<J in to help thy Niitionalist' rorce~ in thil t coun try's civil war. In 1948, Bu rm ~ became an independent nation afte r ccntu. eiDEAL BOOKKEEPING SYSTEM .n es of influent'C and COn trol by Meigs MODERN SLIPPL Y ' Tlw 1\lnm mu· R~ l nilt•fll ~n·~s llllt·rnalimntl Tnd:1~ 1s Vnd<~~ . .Jan . 1, t.ll(' rll ur !l l dil\ ' lf J'l74 with :mi !II fl,l !·•\... Tilt· 1:, .. ,,11 ts : •pJ ,t'•l;whi tn~ tl-: · I wok Great- Feel Great For Dut!,an. pt•t•sjdt'nt : Mrs. Sut• W1d f<>, llll'lll lw rs llip . Mrs . Ann Bt•tg le. \'iet• prt•sidt•nt : ".Julia ~or ri :-; , l l i s t • •n;~n <HHI Mrs. Hazr\ Fox , :->l'lTl'lill')' : ' public i I~ ·. Thl' in:.; l;illal Pll l Mt;s . Eilpen Roush, trea surt•r : servin cund udt•cl w1tll ~ r o up M~s:"'~it·YR(l-ll.sh, Mr~ . FenH' :-; iugm~ of " ~in g a Nt·w Son~ I:L Hav1utu1. Mr:oo. Mt~bcl L'!:!P !lw L111'd ." Shi t" Id s·. nom in :-tting ~·om Mt:•mlwrsil ip pili .':< . •\ L' !"l' mittee; Mrs . Ma bel Shields. pn·st·n! (•d IJy Mrs. Dugcm to Chris ti an perso nhood : Mr ~. Mrs. Bl'lty Shin·h:y and \•1rs -.Oo ris Adams. s upportive .Jo \Tf' White. Get-we ll eards community leader; Mrs. Clara · w~re 'signed for Mrs . Flore net) . Adams. Christian social in~ Smit h, Joyce Bad..:l t:·y cwd Mrs. vo lv eme nt : Mrs. Facie Edna Stiles. Thank-yuu nuh:~ Hayman. Christian globa l f.or fruit ba skets wen• n•ad concerns; Mrs. Mar y Roush , frum Mrs. Clara Adams, Mrs . program resourCes: Mrs. Eula Nina Wagner, F'red SJwin and ,~:::::>.:.-:>.<::::~"*~-m::::m~==*&===== = Pomeroy . . . \t Personal Notes \ UMW ·i nstalls officers-- I CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON Your • 5- The Daily Sentinel, Miqdleport,Pomeror. 0 :. ,J:m. 4, 1974 t'Rt0A Y anrt Mr< Fran k 1-:rplc ami children and Mr. and Mrs. Otis Aux iliary to help defray Mrs. M•rtha--Lou Beegle ; "The POMONA Grange, 8 p.m. at ('llildn·n uf Middh.·purl, Mr . ;vld;ralh and :>on a nd 'the five Chr.istfnas trea t expenses were Lege nd of the ~ hri s tm as ch ildren or Cha rles McGrat h. the Rock Springs Grange Hall, and Mrs. Waldeck and son of made when the American Holly" by Mrs: Mabel Shields; to be hosted by the Ohio Valley On Sunda Y evening, Dec . 16, Glouster and Mr. a nd Mrs. . Leg ion Auxiliary of Post 602, "Around and Around " by Mrs. Grange. · a potluck supper was held at Brown of Wellston. \1rs. Agnes Whit (I :-~ttendcd ttll' Racine, met recently at the Edna Knopp ; " Just' a Little Bit MIDDLEPORT Chamber of Christmas dinner guests or the church with a large crowd hall . of Christmas" by Mrs. Martha Elel't<J Missionary Cin:lc present. Commerce meeting, 7:30p.m. nH?l'ting held at the · home of Mr. and Mrs . Hoy Wiseman Mrs . Frantes Roberts Lou Beegle; "Chri stmas" by The Senior Ci tizens had thei r Mrs. Clara Mae Darst, Mid- were their ch il dren, Rev . presided at the meeting and Mrs . Roberts; and the prayer in social room of Columbus and potluck Christmas supper at Southern Ohio Electric Co .. David Wiseman and fam il y {tll•port. L1uistinas plates of read se veral coinm unications. of St. Francis by Mrs. Julia !he school house Thursday rookies and ('andy were fillf d and Mr . and Mrs. Lar ry Clark, · The program inclUded se veral Norris. · MONDAY fo r th e shut ius of the Baplist Tanra and Penny of Chester. evening with 35 presen t. Mr. readin g~. "The Legend of the Mrs. Roush conducted the SOUT HEASTER N Ohio Supper h'Uests were Mr. and Earl McGrath furnished the Donkey " by Mrs. Myrtle games with prizes going to Gos pel Musi c Assoc ., 7:30 chw·ch. Mrs. Sadie Thuener spent Mrs. Earl Starkey of Oar· birthday cake. The eats served Walker; "The Legend of the Mrs. Norris, Mrs. Beegle, M'5. · p.m., Allen Hall, Rio Grande were delicious. The Gospel Christmas with her daughter. pent cr. Rose, Mrs. Walker and Mrs. College. · Harmonair es furni shed ,the Supper guests of the Robert Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lehew and Roberts. A gilt exchange was BIBLE STUDY on Book of family, Pomeroy. Clarks on Christmas were Mr. music. held and re fr es hments of Colossians conducted by Gery Bolin is home from the Mr. and Mrs. Da1"d Lip- and jVIrs. Larry Clark, Tanra cookies and punch were ser- Pastor Walter Cloud, 7:30p .m., hospital imd was able to spend ' scom b and · Sh•wn spent , and;;t>enny , of Chester. ved. through Friday at Mason First Christmas in Akron. DimiCr guests of the Robert Christmas with his parents. Southern Baptist Church. A Mrs. Anestine Carsey and Mr. and Mrs . Allen l.ipsromb Alkires were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nursery will be provided . and famil y, Hemlock Grove Gibson and daughter, Robin, of Mrs. Sadie Ca rr are making Pubiic invited . RACINE Several out-ofm rapid r ecov~y from their and at Rutland with Mrs. Columbus and Ava Gilkey. town visitors were among the :::: ;:::: SALEM CENTER PTA, 7:30 Lipscomb's parents. Dinner guests of Mr. and recent illness. PJ]l., school with program by Mr. Richard Heihn;m is back many guests calling at the Mrs. Jr. Pa yne Christmas B<lY Scouts: home of Mrs. Audrey Brewer ·:< ·•••· were James Cheadle of to his trai ler home after ' RACINE MEMORIAL VFW Jell Webb and Mike Hynien, Columbus and Mr . and Mrs. surgery . His daughter Sylvia and David, Stiversville, during Midkiff; takes his meals to the holidays. Columbus, spent New Yea r's Post 65 meeting, 8 p.m. at Donald Weave r. Their guests included Mr. Day with Jell's grandparents, Racine American Legion Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Gibson of him. RACINE CHAPTER 134 OES and Mrs. John Beall, Rhona Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb, Columbus were weekend regular meeting, at the temple. and Mark , Mr . and Mrs. Racine. guests of his parents, the Obligation night will be obKenneth Brewer, Teresa and Joining Mr. and Mrs. Donald Junior Gibsons. Kenneth II, Miss Rila Close, Lisle on both Christmas and served. TI1e Carleton Church visited FIRST CHILD BORN MEIGS COUNTY Salon 710, Mrs. John Dobbins, Dennis and New · Year's Day lor dinner our community, caroling · and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cowan, Kerry, all of Columbus; Mr . . parties were Mr. and Mcs. Eight and Forty, 7:30p.m. at presented the sick with a nice Vine St., Middleport, are an- and Mrs. Clyde Close, Wayne, John Lisle and son, Todd, Mr. the home of Mrs. Harry Davis, treat which was most apnouncing the birth of their first Roy and grandson, Jerry and Mrs. Roy J enkins, Spring Ave., Pomeroy. preciated . child, Ryan Keith , born at the Close , Waterford; Sp. Leland Pomeroy ; Keith Lisle and Mrs. Dora Lipps, Loyd L. Lipps, The house that burned last William J. Lipps, Ellen L. week was the old Noah Welsh Holzer Medical Center Christ- Close, stationed with the U. S. Florence Potts, Syracuse. Lipps, Thomas Birch, Joyce house and housed the switch- mas Day. The infant weighed 6 Army in Germany ; Mr. and Spending Christmas Eve · with VOWS READ Birch. Clint Birch, Leota Birch board for a number of years. lbs., 13 ozs . Maternal grand- Mrs. Edgar Brewer, Portland ; the family were Mr. ang Mrs . . Mr. and Mrs. James Daniels, to CoiUITlbus & So uthern Ohio Mr. and Mrs. F . 0. Whaley of parents are Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs , Harold· Brewer, Robert Harden and Debbie, Middleport, are announcing Electri c Co., Ease., Lebanon. Columbus spent Monday night James Brewer, Middleport ; Long Bottom; Mrs. Jeanne Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Earl and the paternal grandparents Beegle, Cristi and Carman Harden, Canton; Mr. and Mrs. the marriage of their daughter, Howard Russell, Bertha with Ava Gilkey. Miss Esther Lynn Daniels, to Rossell to R. T. SUITlmerfield, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Whaley are Guy Cowan, Middleport, Carpenter, Racine; Mrs . John Crooks and Patricia, George Michael Shuler, son or Jr ., Carolyn M. SUITlmerfield , of ColUITlbus had a 7 ~• lb. son and Mrs . Betty Whitstine, Charles Simeral and Tisha, Columbus· and Miss Karen Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Shuler, Parcels , Salisbury. who will a'nswer to the name of Columbus. Great - gra nd- Findlay ; Mr. and Mrs. Junior Johnson. ' Cheshire. The couple married • Mary C. Rose formerly Mary Scott Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Wood parents are Mr. and Mrs . L. M. Pauley and family, Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Quinn, Oct. 20 at the First United · C. Francis,Thomas L. Rose to of New Jersey and Mr. and Brewer. Gallipolis, Kelly Mrs. Audrey Brewer and Cindy and Pat, CoiUITlbus ; Mr. Methodist Church in Pearls· Thomas L. Rose, Mary C. Mrs. F. 0. Whaley, Columbus, Gilmore, Middleport; Roland David spent New Year 's Day and Mrs . Robert Grueser. Rose, Lots 2 · 3, Bradfield's are grandparents and Ava Terrell, Pomeroy, and Mr. and with Mr . and Mrs. Edgar Caldwell, and Mrs . Welby bilrg, Va. by the jtev. Fred Austin. They reside in Mid· Add., Pomeroy . Whaley _ were . Chri~tmas dleport. Giley and Edith Whaley are Mrs. Blaine Cowan, Redhouse, Brewer. Harley McLaughlin, Leona great-grandmothers. The W. Va. Mrs. Minnie Brewer, weekend gues ts of Mr. and McLaughlin to Ronald G. Whaleys have a three year-<Jid Nitro, W. Va. is a great- grea t Mrs. Karl Grueser and son, Allen, Bonita S. Allen, 3/4 Acre . daughter, Erin. grandmother. Larry . Mr. and Mrs. Karl SPfP,K oNG 9F Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Gilkey ·Grueser and Larry were Frank G. Roush , dec . to and three sons, Rod, Dennis Christmas Day dinner guests Frances E. Weber , Barbara and Joey Jay of Columbus, HOSTS DINNER of her mother, Mrs. Whaley. Honchell, Charles RoUsh , were supper guests of Ava LONG BOTTOM - Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hammer Thomas Roush , Cert. of trans., Gilkey on Christmas. Edna Summerfield entertained and daughter, Kim, Colulllbus, Sutton . Mrs. Ella Anderson had as Christmas Day with a family Mr. and Mrs. Ray. Riggs spent Saturday with Mr. and Roy C. Chevalier, Rose M. dinner guests Christmas Mr. dinner at her Long Bottom entertained at their Rt. 3, Mrs. Bob Hoeflich and Jayne. Chevalier to R. C. Cbc~alier, and Mrs. Carl Sampson, Mr. home. Her guests were Mr · and Pomeroy, home on Christmas Christmas dinner guests of Rose M. Chevalier, I\> Acres, and Mrs. Clifford Anderson, Mrs. Jerry Carter, Jeff and Eve with a family dinner Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neutzling Olive. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Anderson Jan, Rocky Mount, N.C.; Mr. party . • were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Riggs, Alvie Partlow, Anna Mae Jr. and Mrs. Cecil Caldwell, Mr. . Attending were Larry Tracy, Maralynn and Caralynn-Tracy, The most natural thing li1"" Partlow. to Phillip Roger Other callers of Ava Gilkey and Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell and · home ·tor the holidays (rom Rl. 3 Pomeroy; Larry Tracy, the world for a woman to Har riso n, Pauletta Louise on Christmas were Mr. and Kenny, Sherman SUITlmerfield, New York City, Mr. and Mrs . .New York City; Mr. and Mrs. desire is to stay young Harrison, Parcel, Salisbury. Mrs. . Walter Jordan , Mrs. Robert Murphy and Amy Ben Neutzling, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bur( Jeff, Randy. loOking and attractive. Joseph E. Wilson, dec. to Gallipolis; Karen Gilkey, Jo, Mr . and Mrs. Rexal Marvin Burt, Jeff, Randy, Melanie and David, Pomeroy; Women respond to Eloise B. Wilson, Cert. Trans., Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Clinton SUITlmerfieid, Reedsville ; Mr. Melanie and David, M~. and Dan Williams, Washington, D. professional beauty advice and treatment, for they Middleport. Gilkey and Tad of Albany and and Mrs. Herbert Parker, Mrs. Mickey Williams, Terri C.; Jerry White, Middleport; know it will enhance their Rodney Downing, Katherine Mr. and Mrs . Bob Gibson and Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lynn Russell, Sherri Williams, Terry Hendricks, ColUITlbus, appearance and boost their Downing to James T. Arnold, Robin of Columbus and Mr. Adams and Lori, Racine; Mr. all of Pomeroy; Dan Williams, and Miss Sybil Ebersbach. morale. Pt. Lots 29-31, Middleport. and Mrs. Larry Clark and two and Mrs: Vernon Swartz, Tena, Washington, D. c.; Jerry Thomas P. Dickinson to Carl daughters of Chester. Mr. 1lnd Rena , Robin, Rex and Roger, White, Middleport; Terry Hair color Is a majol" B. Anderson, Ruth S. An· Mrs . Bob Alkire arid Mr. and Coolville; and Mr. and Mrs . Hendricks, ColUITlbus; Mr . and problem which constantly keeps many women derson·, Parcels, 70 Acre Lot Mrs. F. 0 . Whaley, Columbus. Gerald SUITlmerfield, Amber Mrs. Gene Riggs, Jason and frustrated and annoyed . 123; Olive. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Epple and Michael, Parkersburg . Kenny Ray, Chester; They know what should be H. Darrell Sowards, Linda F. done when their hair starts Maralynn and Caralynn Tracy ~wards to Donald F, Bailey, fading in luster and losing CLUB WILL MEET and Miss Sybil Ebersbach. its natural color, but they Mary A. Bailey, 8.35 Acres, Mayor fines two The Middleport Amateur keep avoidi11g the issue Scipio. Gardeners Club will meet at because they don't know PLAN COMMUNION Mr. and Mrs. Dana Swift, in first court the Meigs Inn Wednesday, at the " Haws" or " Whats" The rites of Holy Communion Pomeroy, and Mr. 81\d ..llfrs. Pomeroy's new Ma!fllr Dale 6:30 p.m. lor a dinner . The involved in performing this and Darla .of Middleport. color transformation . E. Smith in his first court business session and program will be observed Sunday at the Harold Hinkle and son, Butch, 10:30 a.m. worship service at Chesapeake, enjoyed ChristThe home of Mr. and Mrs. G. session Wednesday fined two • will follow. the Trinity Church. J . Lowther was burned to the persons and lifted the bonds of mas at the home of Mr. and Let a profess ional hair ground. Mr. Lowther -received two others. Fined were Bruce color expert perform this Mrs. Harold Wolfe, Darin and job for you and end the, burns about the face and E. McKelvey, 30, Rt. 1, PortBe,th Ann. From Middleport guess work and anxiety. ' hands. He has ··· been land, running a red light, $5 the Hinkle · family went to You'll feel and look hospitalized for the past week. and costs, and Ronald S. Canal Winchester to visit their younger and lovelier . Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Radekin Reynolds, Pomeroy. assured The Middleport church of and granddaughter, Amy, Beth son-in-taw and daughter, Mr. and Tina, Mr . and Mrs. Robert clear distance :~·and costs, and Christ choir's traditional alter- Ann Wolfe, daughter of the and·Mrs. Chuck Murray. Holliday, Judy, Gary and $120.70 for driving while under Christmas party was held at hosts , Earl McKinley and ou.;r Christmas callers at Floyd spent Christmas with the influence of alcohol. the home of Mr. and Mrs . daughter, Jennifer, Mrs. Lena the Wolfe home were Mr. and Mr, and · Mrs. Arlin Radekin Reynolds was also sentenced to Harold Wolle, Middleport. McKinley. Mr. and Mrs . Mrs. James Cornell, Mrs. Allen and Amy Jo. Other guests at three days in jail lor DWI. Mrs. Clyda Allensworth George Glaze , Trey and Sto~art, ..Mr , and Mrs. Joe 214 E. SECOND ST. the Radekin home were Mrs. Forfeiting $25 bonds each conducted the games which Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe, and Mrs. Mary Woods POMEROY. OHIO Dorothy Johnston, Pomeroy, were · David B. Herdman, 18, included musical puzzles. The Meinhart, Christi Hess, Kathy and daughter, Melissa, Mid· PHONE 9'12-7606 Mrs. Nellie Vale and 'Mrs. 123 Locust St., Pomeroy, door prize was won by Mrs . Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Michael dleport. Fannie Pettit of Rutland. failure to yield the right of way, Michael Gerlach, and the choir Gerlach, Mrs. Dorothy Roach Laurel Grange met in · and Jerry Stobart, Middleport, presented a hostess gift to Mrs . and daughter, Trudy, and Mr. regular session and held their disturbing the peace. (" Wolfe. and Mrs. Bill Grueser. Mrs. annual officers conference. Choir· members and their Glaze is new director of the They decided to have a cenfamilies attending were Mr . choir. Refreshments of sand· AUTOS SIDESWIPED tennial celebration in October, Pomeroy police investigated and Mrs. Lawrence Stewart, wiches, cookies, punch and 1974. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Erwin coffee were served. ..... Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turner a two-car mishap on Mulberry \ Ave., at 9:45p.m. Wednesday. were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bolen and family. They said Ira Riggs , 40, Rutland. Other relatives Mulberry Ave ., and Jerry present were Mr. and Mrs. Cotme(, 320 Mechanic St., both Larry Turner and family, Mt . in Pomeroy, sideswiped on Cory and Mr. and Mrs. Don Mulberry Ave. No injuries were reported and no citation · Turner and family, Al~any . was issued. · . ,, Mrs. Brewer has visitors .. .. ', racuse News, Society Carpenter Guests of Mr. . and Mrs. William cHeadle during the · holidays were Mr . and Mrs. Bob Harrison. Stoutsville, and · Mella Fisher and the Rex Cloeadle family. 16cal. Murl Galaway spent Christmas in McArthur with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Woodrum and members of their family . Mr. and' Mrs. Charles Leist. Rosemary and Lorra ine, Gaithersburg, Maryland, were holiday vacation guests with her mother, Mrs. Willi am Thomas at their farm here. Her sister, Nancy Arnson and children from Florida, also spent some time here and a cousin, Jane Caldwell Kimes and daughter, Paula, Columbus, joinedJ}hem for a few days. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Nedal Jordan, delegates to the annual Ohio State Grange session in Dayton ' in October. joined Harrisonville Grange members for their annual Christmas supper at the Halliday-Atkins home and gave a report of activities. Mr. and Mrs . Tom Bird and children visited with Mrs. Ida Dennison on Christmas r oy, 0 .. Jan . 4. 19i4 liaily,Sentinel. Middlt:port-Pon .. .' • ' ~ ~-. The .I II .. ,Mon. ' Fri.9 : Jo , a .... -•' ... -· ~- �'I ' • • 6 - 1 hp Dcllh & ntmd Middlt p01 t Pom( ro\ 0 J. 111 ~ • lllj.j ' { 0 l hurcbNews pl .., r " ' I v "' ( l 1 1u r c 1 1r 1 y ~r 0 t rs l y ICIItq j Ml 1lill '> t ll lv wors t ;J w cl t l s d 1 y f 10 p m 1\ bl r \ t ty I I l 1 EAST LETART Worsl p >AOSip(>pr ~td S. I'Iy I v ' second :md fourth II IJI~ s ud>y I p '> (t n vs c t ur ch se t oo t 9 o MIDWAY COMMUNITY ~ pr 'tyC'r rr crt nq 1 ro CHURCH 1 0 We fl CS da y I JO p n df' lO lilT 0 il l ) I ;"I t Q!:,Y I t.: GREAT BEND Worsh p I I nt-..: er 1-\oil<l 11 e Re v ~'vo l ey 1 li d 1nd dlh <; unday s POMEROY p 1 Prep c l~ ss r s H11 y JJ1 S.tor 'i uldly schoo l ( hur ch Sc lloo l ru il , POMEROY TR INIT Y ST PAUL LUTHER'A'N 10 ~ PVc 1 wor ':it p 7 0 LETART FALLS Wc"r"' p Re\1 W H Perr n pas.lor Roy Jn Prily ltn Car r er Seco nd <H d Sy cn mort.: 10 1 n n r ( h ~c ht ") Mayer Sup t C11urc sc 1001 Pome ro y 1/c f.ltv 1 u~Sd1y JO P I ~outt sts fl. bl l' study I 30 p l l'very 9 15 a 1 wors.ll p 10 '2~ an qrOl p I r day I :lQ p W II an M dd l cWor I PiiSIO r 1 u es d~ y youth cho r r c11earsa1 Mo 1day SEVENTH DAY AD 9 JO il r ~ Sun day School MORNING STAR Wor st p J JO p n Mrs Marv Bur VENTIST loc.ill{' I o c l urch serv ces 10 30 a m 9 JO" n Cllurch Sc hool 10 30 d re c tor Sf'n or Cho r Muthe r ry H e qh l s n c ar SAC RED H EART Rev a ' M d week Sl' r v ce rellearsal 7 30 p Thurs. Velerii1S Me r 10 a ! ljoSI) 1] I r ilthf'r HE' r l rnd Kratcov C" Wed 1 ~sd.=ry 8 p m day Mrs P'.lul N e>ase Pom-eroy Prl~ l o Her ber t 11a s tor Phone 99 1 1825 MORSE CH APEL Wor d rector Morgan Sa bba h Sc hool <'vcn 5fl!urctay Pven r g M<~ss l 30 sh p 11 an 1st and 3rd POMEROY CHURCH OF p m Su 1day Ma ss 8 and 10 Sa tu rday at 7 p m e~nd worsh p Sundays Chu r ch Sch oo l 10 TH E NAZARENE Co n er il m Confess ons saturday 1 scr v c c follo w nQ at 3 15 p n Un.on a 1d Mu bNry Rev I 30 p n Open B be d sc SS IOn ('a c.! PORTLAND Worsh p 7 JO Thursday tlt l 30 p m at tt\ c Clyde v Henderson pa slor POMEROY FIRST BAP p' m Church Sch oo l 9 30 am ct u ct Tl e F rte 1d ly Sunday schoo l \l JOa n G I ten TIST Ro berl Kuhn p<~Stor SUTTO N Worsh tp I I a 11 McC l ung sup! morn ng Chur c h W I 1m Watson Sundp >y sch oo l 11 d afld 4th Sund a y s Chu r c h worsl:l p 10 JO a n even 1 g supt Sunday Sc hoo 9 JO a 11 GRA H AM UNITED Sc hOO l tO a m serv ce 7 JO m d week ser BYF 6 p m B bl e STudy METHOD I ST Prea c h q WESLEYAN fRaC ifl e) v ce Wednesda>y 7 30 p m Wed n esday 7 p 11 c ho r 9 30 a 11 1 r st and sec ond Worship 1 am Chur c h GRACE EPISCOPAL Th e pra c t• cc Wednesda>y 8 JO p m Sundays of each nonth t h rd Sc hoo 10 an Rev Harold Deetl r ector PO MER OY WESLEYAN and fourth Sunday s ('[)Ch N ORT H EAST CLUSTER HOLINESS CHURCH Church serv ces 10 30 a m non th wo r sh p serv cc Cit 7 30 Rev Rob ert M eece Harr sonv li e Rev 0 De ll p m Wedn es day even ngs ar Ho ly COM[lmun on I rst Suflday R ev Stan l ey Brandum Man ley Pastor H en ry Ebl n or monH'L church sc hool 10 30 f JO Prayer and B be St udy JOPPA Worsh p 10 am Suflday Sc hool Sup! Sunr.Ja FIRST SO UTH ER N BAP a m for nur sf' y th r ough 12 Church Sc h.ool 9 am Prayer Schoo 9 JO a 1 Even mg TIST 282 Mu berry Ave POMERO Y CHURCH OF Meettng Wednesday t1 p m wor sh p JO p m Prayer and Pomeroy a ft t ated w th CHR 1ST John F Amstutz LONG BOTTOM Ch urch Pr ase se rv ce Thursday 7 JO S B C ti e Rev F red H II pastor B ble school 9 JO a m serv ces 9 a m Sunday pm wors t11 p 10 30 adu t worsh p pastor Hershel McC lur e Schoo l 9 45 it m B ble Study Sunday sc hoo l sup! Sunday tvery Thursday 7 30 p m servtce and young peop l es NEA SE SE TTLEME"NT sc hool 9 30 a m morn ng meet ng both 7 JO p m C HA PEL Non NORTH BETHEL Wor Comb ned B ble study ;~nd worsh p 0 JO am Sunday s.h p I am Church Schoo l 10 denom nat on a Ge orge S prayer meet ng Wednesday evangel st c mce t mg 7 JO p m 0 ler Pastor Su nday Sc hoo l 10 an 7 JO p m Prayer meet ng Wednesday an Worsh p Se rv ce 11 am A LFRED Sunday SCilOOI THE SA LVATION ARMY 7 30 p m Sunday n Qht serv ces 7 30 9 45 a m each Sun day Envo)' Ray W ..w n tng oft ce MIDDLEPORT p m Wednesday Prayer preach ng at 1 am eac h tn charge Sunday 10 am MT MOR IAH BAPTIST ml'cfmg 7 30 p m Everyone Sunday Prayer meet ng 7 45 Hoi m ess meet ng 10 JO am Corner Fo urth and M a n we l come p m Wedn esday WSCS 8 p m pm Sunday Sc hool Young Peopl es M dd l eport Rev Henry Key POMERO Y WE STSIDE on th rd Tuesday eac h month LAUREL CLIFF FREE Leg1on 7 p m Thursday Ito 3 Jr pastor Su nday Sc hool 9 30 CHUR CH OF CHRIST 200 W REEDSVILLE Sunday METHODIST - Rev Robert am Mrs Erv n Baumgard p m Lades Home League 7 Ma n St I oren T Stephens school 9 30 preac l m g 7 30 E BucK l ey pas tor W1 h am ner sup! Morn ng wors h p p m Sunday prayer meet ng Ba ey Supt Sunday Schoo l 10 45 am 7 30 p m T\JeSday WSCS 7 30 9 30 am mornmg wor sh p JEHOVA ti S WITNES SES t r s t Thur sday each month 10 30 am evenmg wor sh p La rry Carnahan pres 1d 1n g SILVER RIDGE - Worsh p 7 JO p rri Wednesday Chr st an m m ster Sunday B ble le e 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 am 6 30 p m Youth Crusade ture 9 30 am Wat c htower TUPPERS PLAINS Thursday cho r pra c t tce 1 study 10 30 am Tuesday pm Worsh p 9 a m Church B1b e s tud~ 7 JO p m Thurs Schoo l 10 a m DEXTER CHURCH OF day m n slry sc hool 7 30 KENO CHURCH OF C HRIST Danny Evans p m serv ce meet ng 8 JO CHRIST - George F rede r ck pastor Norman C Wtl l supt pm sup ! Serv tce weeKly 9 30 am Sunday School 9 30 a m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of on Sunday Preach ng f.rst and Worsh p serv 1ce 10 30 am We hve m a penod which might be called the age of con Ch rt s l m Ctlrt SI!an Un on Ill rd Sundays. of month by Ch r shan Endeavor Sunday Lawrence Mantey pastor Cl fford Sm 1th 9 30 a m even mg fusion ' So far reachmg IS this con fusiOn that It reaches mto the Mrs Russell You n g Su nday HOBSON CHRISTIAN REORGANIZED CHURCH areas of morality hligalion an d even rehg10n Even more basic School Supt Sunday School UNION D arre ll Ooddr II OF JESUS CHRIST OF 9 30 a m Even ng worsh p pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 JO LA.TTER DAY SAINTS It touches God's wonderful plan to redeem lost humamt) 7 30 Wednesday prayer am Leonard G I mor e f rs t Port land Rae ne Road So siltlple IS God s plan that Isaiah says the wayfarmg men meetmg 7 30 p m e ld er even ng serv 1ce 7 30 W II am Roush pastor Denny MT MORIAH CHURCH OF p m Evans Su nday Sc hool Wednesday p rayer though fools shall not err therem Yet we have had over 1900 GOD - Rae ne Route 2 th e meetmg 7 JO p m Otrector Sunday Sc hool 9 30 years m which men have left the bas1c prmc1ples, teaching for Rev Ja m es M Muncy pas tor MT MORIAH CHURCH OF a m Morn ng wor ship t() JO Sunda y sc hool 9 45 a m GOO - Rae n e Route 2 The a m Sunday evenmg ser v ce 7 doctrmes the commandments of men and have led many morn ng worsh p 11 am Rev Cha rl es H an d pastor p m Wedn esday even ng astray from God s plan of salvatiOn Each of us shall sta nd and even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Sun day schoo l 9 45 a m prayer serv ces 7 30 p m m eet mg Tu esday 7 30 morn ng wor':ihlp 11 am BETHLEHEM BAPTIST give answer to God for what we have done m the flesh whether 11 .pPrayer m Young peoples meet n g Evenmg serv 1ces T uesday and Great Bend - Rev Waller P be good or bad, (II Cor 5 10) H we have been wrong, we are still 7 30 p m Thur sday Fn day 7 30 B ka cs an pastor Sun da y RUTLAND CHURCH OF BEARWALLOW RIDGE 9 30 a m worsh p Schoo l responsible A B1ble can be purchased for a few peruues and 1f GOD Ber t ha K ngr ey CHURCH OF CHRIST - B b l e serv •ce Thursr.tay 7 30 p m we would shut off the TV for one hour , not only savmg energy su bst tute pas tor Sunday Study 9 30 a m morn ng CARLETON CHURCH School 10 am wor sh p worsh p 10 30 a m even ng K tng sb ury Road Su nday but also to study ow- Scripture, we would be sw-priSed at how se rv1ce 7 p m Sunday Prayer worsh p 6 30 p m Wednesdl!Y School 9 30 a m Ralph Ca rl much we can learn meet ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m B ble Study 7 30 p m supt Worsh1p serv1 ce 10 30 HAZEL COMMUNITY MT OLIVE CHURCH a m and 7 JO p m alternatel y The New Testament tells of the complelion of God s plan to CHURCH - Near Long Bot Long Boftom Sunday Sc hool Prayer meelmg Wednesday save man Jesus, the ChriSt has come The Gospels tell of H1s tom Est I Ha rt pastor Roy 10 a m wtfh W liard P gott 7 30 p m Rev Jay St iles Brown ass.slant pas t or pas tor su p! Evange l sttc message commg hie, mwstry, death resw-reclion corrmiSslon to H1s Sunday schoo l lO am Chur ch each Sunday evenmg 7 30 p m OLD DEXTER CON disciples, and His ascensiOn The gospels are H1s bwgraphy The • 7 30 p m eac ll Sunday by GREGATIONAL CHURCH Elder Russe l Cl n e even ng prayer meetmg 1:3& m n ster:of the Apostol c F a t il Rev Car l Rtchar ds pa stor book of Acts IS the divme hiStory book of the New 1 estament It p m T hursday Mrs Worley Francs Sunday B1ble Study Wednesday 7 30 tells how the disciples earned out the Great ComrmssJOn, how MIDDLEPORT PEN pm sc hoo sup! Sunday sc hool TECOSTAL - Th rd Ave the 9 45 a m ch ur c h serv ces STIVERSVILLE COM they made diSciples of the world The Letters of Romans-Jude Rev W t11 arr K mtte pastor second and fourth Sunday s MUNITY CHURCH - 5 unday are addressed to chw-ches already esta bhshed and persons Ro na ld Dugan Sun day Sc hoo l schoo l ser v ce 0 a m Prayer follow ng Sund ay school f rs.t Supt Cl asses for al l ages meet ng Thur sday 7 p m and th •rd Sunday evenmgs already ChriSiian at their wr1tmg Revelation 1s a book to the even ng se r v ce 7 30 p m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 p m 7 30 p m chw-ch as a whole showing that the nghteous i\nll triUmph and B ble stu d y Wed n esday 7 JO ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST LONG BOTTOM p m youth serv ces Fr day evtl will be puniShed therefore we should be faithful to the end Pomeroy Ha rr sonv 1 1 ~ CHRISTIAN Mr Ro bert 7 30 p m Road R ck Morr son pa stor Wyatt pastor Sund ay Sch ool W1th this simple outlme one can see that m order to fmd FREEWILL BAPTIST Sunday schoo l supt Pau l Ronald Os born e B ble supt Corner As h and Plum M d God's plan of salvation we should look to the book designed to McElroy Sunday school 9 30 School 9 JO am preachtng dl eport N oe l H er rman a m morn ng wo r sh p and 10 45 a m Evenmg serv ces give us that mformation, tbe book of Acts The Gospels can not pastor Saturday even ng communto n 7 30 p m 10 30 am serv ce 7 p m Sunday school Sund ay give us that mfonnalion because the chw-ch had not yet been even ng yo uth HYSELL RUN FREE 10 a m Sunday even ng Chr stran Endeavor 6 30 p m METHODIST - Rona ld Welts estabhshed The purpose of lbe Gospels was to tell who Christ worsh p 7 p m worsh1p serv ces Su nda y 7 JO pastor Sunday School 9 30 FIRST BAPTIST of M d was - the Son of God (Jn 20 30-31 ) The only exceptiOn to this p m We dn esday even ng am Morn ng worshtp 10 30 d l eporl corne r of S x lh and prayer meeltng and B ble a m Young Peopl es Serv ce would logiCally be the 'Great Commission (Mt 28 111-20 Mk Palmer Str eets The Rev study 7 30 p m 6 45 p m Evangel st c ser Stev e Skaggs pastor Danny 16 16 Lk 24 47) where Jesus mstructed H1s disciples m their ST JOHN LUTHERAN v ce 7 30 p m Prayer Thomp so n Sund ay Sc hool P ne Gro ve tile Rev Arthur meet ng Thursda y 7 30 p m teachmg JUSt before HIS ascension to the Father which they Sup e r nt endent Sund ay Combs pastor Su nday sc hoo FREEDOM GOSPEL ch ur c h school lor everyone 9 30 a m executed m the history book of Acts MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev chur c h serv 1ces 9 15 a m Morn1ng worsh p 10 30 a m L R Gluesenc amp pa s tor Now, regardless of what men may say, we know that faith 10 15 am Youth act v1 t es BRAOBURY CHURCH OF Roger W !fred Sr Sunday and Fe llow sh p for Jun or and CHRIST repentance and baptiSm were all three a part of God s plan for B b le Schoo l 9 30 Scheol Sup! Sunda y Sc hool Sen or H gh st uden ts 6 p m am mornmg worsh p 10 30 9 30 a m Su nday even ng Jesus stated them as such m th1s Great Comrmsswn No ooe of M d B ble Study 7 JO p m am Sunda y e v en ng Worsh1p worsh p 7 30 Prayer meet ng week Prayer Servt ce Wed these IS any more unportant than the others nor 1s 11 any less Serv 1ce 7 30 p m c ho r Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest n esday 7 30 p m pract ce Sunday an d VVed Deeter c la ss le ader Youth unportant CHURCH OF CHRIST nesday 7 p m prayer m eet mg m ee t ng Wednesday 7 JO As we look to the book of Acts we see the apostles carrymg M ddtepo rr 5th and Man and B1ble Study Wednesday P m Ernest Deeter leader George G l aze m n s ter 7 JO p m MT HERMON CHURCH OF out their orders as good soldiers of the cross What are they J ames She ets superrntendent ANTIQUI~Y BAPTIST THE UNITED BRETHREN IN B ble s c hoo 9 30 a m teachmg' Peter has preached hiS first gospel sermon The people Rev Freel and Norr.s pa stor CH R 1ST Robert Shook morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Sunday school 10 a m Churc h pastor Sunday school 'i 30 believe thiS 1s evident from the question on their hps, ' What even ng worsh p 7 30 p m se rv ce 7 p m Wednesday am R ussell Spen cer supt must we do' 'Are they mstructed to get down and pray through prayer ser v ce 7 p m Wed Btble Study 7 p m worsh p serv ce 10 " 5 a m nesday RACINE FIRST CHURCH even ng wor shtp altern at ng at an altar' One never fmds that m the New Teatament Peter MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE w th C E at 7 30 p m on says, JUSt as Jesus had mstructed, repent and be bapllzed every OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Sunday Prayer m ee t ng 7 30 Thomas E Weaver pastor Morn ng Worsh p 10 30 a m p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe one of you m the name of Jesus Christ for the rermsswn of yowFl oyd Carson Sunday schoo l Even ng Wor sh1p 7 JO p m lay leader Sins, and ye shall receive the g1ft of the Holy Sp1nt ' (Acts 2 38) super ntend ent Sunday schoo l Wedne sday M1d Week Serv ce WHITES CHAPEL 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p Sunday School Super ntendent Coolv l!e R D Rev Roy Deeter Please note, one's sms are forgiVen as a result of their obedience 10 30 Sunday e v angel S IIC Gerald Wells Pastor Rev pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 m repentance and baptiSm They are "washed away even as meetrng 7 p m prayer Morns M Wolfe am worshrp senl'lce 10 30 meetmg Wedn esday 7 p m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST am 8 ble study and prayer Anaruas told Paulm Acts 22 16 By saying th1s we do not deny GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Walter P Btkacsan pa stor se rv ce Wednesday 1 30 p m that 1t IS Jesus blood which cleanses from sm Had Jesus blood Seconct Ave Middleport Ronnre Sa l ser S S Supt RUTLAND Lesley G Holt pa stor Sunday Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m RUTLAND CHURCH OF not been shed on Calvary, our faith repentance, and baptism school 10 a m worsh p ser Morn ng Worsh p 10 45 a m CHRIST - Ke th W se pasto r would do us no good at all But by the same token at our baptism v ce 11 am worship serv1ce Sunday even ng worsh p 7 30 Sunday School 9 30 a m v H 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday p m Wednesday ev en ng B1ble we are buried, symbolically w1th ChriSt even as He was bw-1ed Bra l ey supt wor shtp se rvt ce n,_J ght prayer ser v ce 7 30 Stud y 8 p m and commun ron tO JO am and He applies the atonmgpower of H1s blood to our lives (Rom DANVILLE WESLEYAN evenrng serv ce 7 30 p m TH.(: UNITED PRES 6 3, 4, 5, and 6) - Clifford L Srmth Mm , Bradford Chw-ch of Rev Lelon Glasure pastor Wednesday 8 ble study 7 30 BYTERI A.,N MINISTRY Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m p m Regu l ar board meet ng ChriSt OF MEIGS COUNTY Dw1ght youth and run or youth service fh1rd Sa turday each month L Zav 1tz Pastor 0 r ec tor 7 30 p m 6 45 p m evenmg worsh p HARRISONVILLE 7 JO p m prayer and prase RUTLAND COMMUNITY Sunday Church Sc hool 9 30 Wednesday 7 JO p m CHURCH Sunday School am Mrs Homer Lee Supt SILVER RUN FREE 9 30 am Worsh ip serv ce 11 Morn ng Wor shtp 10 30 a m BAPTIST Sunda y School 10 a m Wednesday prayer MIDDLEPORT Sunday am Henry Dav1s supt meet ng 7 30 p m Sunday Church School 9 30 a m John even ng serv1ce 7 30 p m n 1ght worShip 7 30 p m F Fultz Supt Mornmg Prayer meet1ng Thur sd ay RUTLAND CHURCH OF Worsh p IO 30 a m 7 30 p m THE NAZARENE Rev SYRACUSE Mornmg CHESTER CHURCH OF Lloyd D Gr mm Jr pastor Mrs Grace Kuhn spent WorSh i p 9 am Sun day GOO Rev Ja mes Sa t Sun day School 9 30 a m Mr and Mrs Bw-t Chnshan Church Sc hool 10 a m M r s tert Chnstmas with her son Mr eld pastor Sunday Sch ool Morn ng wor sh1p 10 30 am Samp son Ha ll Su pt worsh 1p servtce 11 9 30 am Young people s se rv ce 6 45 and Mrs Dale Kuhn and fam1ly and Catrma Ft Campbell MEIGS a m eve nrng serv ce 7 p m E v angel st c se rviCe Tenn were here for the of Little Hockmg COOPERATIVE prayer serv tce and youth 7 30 p m Wednesday evening PAR ISH serv ce W ednesda y 7 p m se rv1 ce 7 30 p m Rev and Mrs Earl Nichols hohdays w1th her parents Mr THE UNITED LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN MASON COUNTY and Mrs Gordon Perry and of Athens v1s1ted h1s parents METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH - Robert E Musser THE HILAND <CHAPEL Rob ert T Bumgarner pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 George Casto pastor Sunday Mr and Mrs Clarence Nichols Troy, Mr and Mrs Bill L")'ons Director a m Robert Bobo s upt Sc hool 9 30 evenrng worshtp Chnstmas Day on Monday Lancaster and Mr and, Mrs POMEROY CLUSTER mornmg worshtp 10 30 Rev CarlE HICkS 7 30 Thursday evenmg prayer Sunday even ng serv ice 7 30 their daughter Mr and Mrs Granville Lyons local JOined Rev D Wm Sydenstncker M1d week serv ce Wednesday servtce 7 30 p m the family Christmas Day Wilford T1pp1 e ca me and CHESTER - Worsh p 9 15 7 30 P m MASON FIRST BAPTIST SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan Stmday guests of Mr and a m Church Sc hool 10 a m cooked their Chnstmas dmner ENTERPRI~E - Worsh p 9 THE NAZARENE - Rev M Cra1g pastor Sun day schoo l Rev and Mrs Gene Un Mrs Henry Tw-ner were Mrs a m Church Schoo l 10 a m C Lartmore pastor Bob 9 4.5 am worship serv ce 11 FLATWOODS Wor s lltp l1 Moor e Sunday School Supr a m tra n ng un on 6 30 Anna E Tw-ner Rutland, and dePWood s daughter ISa pahent a m Church School 10 a m Sunday Sc hool cl asses for all p m evenmg worship serv1ce Mr and Mrs Robert Goode at a hospital m Parkersburg POMEROY Wor s h p ages 9 30 a m mor n mg 7 30 p m M d week prayer 10 30 a m Church School 9 I S worshiP 10 45 N Y P S Sund ay serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m New Martmsv1Ue, West Va am UMYF 6 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF 6 JOpm eva ng el! stcservce Mr and Mrs .Jerry StansCHRIST P 0 Box 487 M ti er ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh p Sun day 7 30 p m M d week College Basketball Results prayer meet n g Wednesday Sf Mason W Va Sunday bw-y and Mr and Mrs Harold 10 a m Chur ch Sc hool 9 a m By Un1ted Press International UMYF 6 30 p m 7 30p m M1ss o'nary meet n g B1bl e" Study 10 am Worsh •P Oxley VlSl ted Mr and Mrs Tournaments MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER second Wednesday 7 30 p m l1 a m and 7 p m B ble Study UNITED FAITH NON Wedn esday 7 p m Vocal Rev Robert Bumgarner Sentor Bowl John Throckmorton and son, Rev mustc HEATH Worsh P. 10 30 DENOMINATIONAL Champtonsh•p Columbus South Carolina Robert Smith pastor Sunday FIRST SOUTHERN BAP a m Church School 9 30 a m South Ala 74 M1 ssourr 64 UMYF 7 pm school 9 30 a m c lass l eader TIST - Corner ot Second and Consolat•on worsh p servrce Anderson Mason Pastor RUTLAND - Worsh p 9 1S L eo H1ll WHA Standtngs Sthrn M ss 79 Wstn Peay 75 10 30 am church 7 JO p m Walter Cloud Sunday school a m Ch ur ch Sc hoo l 10 a m By Umted Press International East UMYF 7 p m E 0 E N u N 1 T E 0 9 45 a m worSh iP serv ce 11 East Wagner 74 Bara,nan 55 SALEM CENTER Wor BRETHREN IN CHRIST am and 7 30 P m Weekly w I t pis gf ga Eldon R Blake pa stor sunday B1ble study Wednesday 7 30 Jrsy Cty St 62 Mntclr St 60 sh p 9 a m Church School 10 New Eng "'1 14 1 45 138 119 am UM YF Thur SdlJY 7 p m Schoo l 10 am w nn 1e P m NY Tech 93 Pratt 31 Hot sJ nger Supt Mor,nmg MASON ASSEMBLY OF South sermon 11 a m Even ng GOO - Second St Mason W Toronto 20 18 3 43 154 1)1 Va 92 Eastern Ky 65 ASBURY Worship 11 ser vice Chrl st 1an Endeavor Va Chesler Tennan t pastor Cleveland 17 16 4 38 112 18 St LouiS 57 So Fla 55 7 30 p m M rs Lyda Sunday Sc llool 10 am a m Church Sc hool ~ so a m Tenn Wslyn 90 Geotwn 85 ot W SCS lsi Tu esda y Chevalier pre s dent song morning worship 11 am Quebec 17 18 3 37 140 128 Fairmount St 83 Ky St 74 FOREST RUN - Worshtp 9 serv ce and sermon 8 20 M d evange l 1St c serv ce 7 30 p m Ch cago 17 16 2 36 119 Ill a m Church Sch ool 10 a m Week prayer rvee f ng We d B Jble study and prayer service MemphiS St 88 Brdly 76 ot WSCS 3rd Wednesday 7 30 nesday 1 30 p m Mrs Mane Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone Delaware 78 Drexel 70 Jersey 15 20 2 32 ~ 128 pm Holsinger c la ss leader 773 5133 Southwest MINERSVILLE - Wor sh i p CHURCH OF JESUS HARTFORD CHURCH OF West Okla 101 Cal Sta Brbra 79 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a m CHRIST - Loc ated at Rutland CHRIST tn Chnshan Union wltptsgfga Colo St 74 Amm St 71 3rd Monday 7 30 p m on New L rm a Road next to The Rev W tHem Campbell Houston 19 12 4 42 137 102 WSCS Anzona 93 Wyommg 77 SYRACUSE Cl'lurch Forest Acre Park Rev Ray phtor Sunday School 9 30 Edmon ton 20 16 0 40 126114 school 9 a m wor!Mrp ser Centenary 98 Ark 96 Rouse pastor Robert Musser a m James Hughes supt W nn•peg 18 18 4 40 132 138 v1ce 7 30 p m Sun dj:ly School supl sunday evenrng servtce 7 30 p m Pan Am 90 Atr force 83 M nnesota 19 17 1 39 134 130 SOUTHERN CLUSTER 10 JO am worsh 1p Wednesday evening prayer school N M St 71 WJChlta Sl 63 Rev Frank Cheesebrew Vancouver 15 23 0 30 131 153 7 30 p m B1ble Sfudy Wed meet ng 7 30 p m Youth Rev Larry Poltng nesday 7 30 p m saturday prayer serv c e eac h Tu esday LosAng 13 24 0 26110148 ev Howard Sh1veley n ght prayer se rv ice 7 30 p m F A I AV I E W 8 I 8 L E Thursday's Results B HANY (Dorcasl HEMLOCK GROVE CHURCH Le tart""-. W VlJ Rt (All Star game) IN HOSPITAL AGAIN Wor p 9 30 a m Church CHRISTIAN - Roger Wat son 1 Rev George- Hoschar 8 West 4 Sc ho 10 30 a m pastor Ray Whaley supt pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 Mrs Gold1c Wdlfe 1s back m East (Only game scheduled) CARMEL WorSiliP 11 Morn ng worsh p 9 30 a m a m Pra y er and e bl e study Pleasant Vall ~y Hospital m m 1St and Jrd Sundays Fnday's G1mes c hur ch Schoo l 10 30 am 7 30 p m Cottage Pra yer Chur ch School 10 a m YOung peopl es meetmg 6 JO Serv 1c e Tuesday 10 a m rot,m 162 She 1s to undet gc New England at W1nnlpeg APPLE GROVE - Wor sh 1p P m evenmg worshtp 7 30 Worsh P Serv •c e Thursday Edmonton at Los Ange les surgery M1mdiiy }0 p m t r st and t h rd Su n P m B1bfe study Wednesday 7 .Jd P m IOnly game sc hedul ed) ---~--- "m ' • rules tmlay \ wor ld Powe r fu l n tl ons h 1rncss !(:thnolug) to p robe ~pu~..:c 1nd to t.:rcatc 1wcsomc we tponry wlm:h sltggcr!o> the lm <:~gm ttton "' l'j, th1s Jge of mts~ t lel\ and meg 1 rons we more th.tn ever need F nth- AGE a OF to w 1rd ofr thoughts or doom IO g1vc us perspective to re tssurc us th 11 o ur ltvc-; c m he full 1nd complete even under the sh Idow of technology Faith above all means trust 1 pre c1ous comm cxhty tn th ese uncertam tim es And Emerson assures us that 'All J have see n teaches me to trust the CrclJtor fo r all I have not see n ' Jom the Farthful m church Sunda y ~ISSILES "'\ SATURDAY JANUARY ~ 974 7 oo--Netghbors 13 Farm Front 4 Tr eehouse Club 8 10 7 15- Woman s Pont of Vrew 13 8 8 9 G r "\ ' r' Everyone 6 Jil--'- Man from COSI 10 Sesame St 20 Gospel 6 Abbot & Costello 8 Drck Van Dyke 4 Treehouse Club 13 Sa tur day R eport 3 OG--Jake s Place 6 Ltdsvtlle 3 4 15 Bug s Bunny l3 Popeye 10 Flrntstones 8 3Q-- Yogr s Gang t3 Huc k & Yog 6 Baley Com ets 8 M rster Rogers 20 Addams Family 3 4 15 Oo--Sesame Sf 20 Super Fnends 6 13 Mov1e 8 10 E mergency Plus 4 3 4 15 Jo-- lnch H1gh Pnvate E ye 3 .4 15 Oo--E /ec Co 20 Lass te s Rescue Ranger s 6 13 My Fa von te Mart 1ans 8 10 S1gmund and the Sea Monsters 3 .4 15 Jo-Goober and the Ghost Chasers 6 13 J ea nnt e 8 10 Zoom ~ 11 Jo-Mass1on Mag tc 6 13 Joste and the Pussycats m Outer Space 8 10 Butch Cass•dy 3 4 15 o ,.. 12 oo--Jefsons 3 4 15 ln stde Out 20 Mov 1e 13 Bowling 6 Everythtng s Arch e 8, 10 12 30-Go 3 4 15 Fat Albert 8 10 1 00-College Basketball 3 .4 15 Amertcan Bandstand 6 13 CBS Chlldren s Ftlm Festival 8 10 2 CIO--F1Im Physrcal Fitness 13 Vtewpo1nt 8 Movte It 10 Wacky World of Jonathan Wmters 6 .. 2 3o- Pro Bowlers Tour 6 13 Arthur Sm1th 8 Brrds Do • 3 oo-College Basketball 3 8 4 15 4 OG-Audubon Wtldltfe Theater 33 Hula Bowl 6 13 Lassre 10 4 JG-Anhques 33 Women s Pro Bowftng 10 :. 5 oo-Sewmg Skt!ls Tatlonng 33 Wre stlrng ll Amertc a 4 Bob • f'. Dan•els 3 I Spy IS 5 ! ~Marshall Unrvers1ty Wrnter Sports 3 s 3D-Maktng Thmgs Grow 33 You Asked For It 3 6 Oo--News 8 A Look at the Book 15 Performance 33 News 3 9741(e~l' Sl.i!~bug ArJve JngSevu lf"l( ')c " 'II "" u e1 Sele( p ed Br .4 Movte The Strange Love of Martha Ivers H1e .-.mer u r~ 8 ble Sex: ety oo--Hollywood Squares 3 Catch 33 Hee Haw Welk 15 La ss1e 10 B1ng Crosby Pro Am 6 13 Jo-That Good Ole Nashv•lle MuSl c Basketball 4 ' oo--AII m the Famtly 8 10 220 E Authonzed Catalog Merchant Lout s W Osborne Ph ~2 Pomeroy Ma 1n CATALOGUE STORE Mr and Mrs Charles R Sheets 106 Court St Pom eroy ~2 3001 2178 Dtal ~ 2 2318 296 W Second . to Me1gs Mason Area NORTH !OJ • KQ64 MARK V STORE MIDDLEPOR T •a Cor Rts 7&554 General Merchand1se Tuppers Plarns Ph Ntght 5 Roped 6 Purpose 10 FloJJda c1ty 1l Fr1endl} 7 llostelr:,. 8 Fullow Islands 12 Be mllu cntJal ( 2 (sl ) 9 Eth10paan wds) title 14 Obser\ed 15 Punch ur 11 Corner 13 Conduce Jud) Yesterdays Answer 23 15 l Remem 21 D1mw ber - 1shed 16 22 Unated 24 Defeated at chess 25 Peter or R1der 25 Johnny Dlscon Reb sop cert 17 Prupor llon ponent 26 Pal eshn 18 ResJ dcnt Jane 27 - Wa> 19 Gom g to St lves tan platn Pee r (s ulf ) I Pag 28 hacci 30 Bathers towel f or example VIIIam 33 Be s1 lcnt 34 Colorado lnd1an 35 - g ree n 36 A Faer1e Queene lady 37 Cover 38 Bu1ldmg extension (2 wd s ) 20 Termt 39 Caddoan 28 Aladdm s nated 31 Performet Indian helper r;--r;--;;.-,.--y:r,_.-.,.-...,.,~,.-..., and others 29 One ttme ch lldren s l-;,;--f--t-t--1f-- favorite (2 wds ) 32 Last days of Porn . peu 33 he rome Ineffec Uve m on JJ1YJrj]]3~)] ® IJ.at ID-MJ WONJ FHy HENRI ARNOLD ,or1d 000 LEE tnscramble these four Jumbles one letter to eac h square to ar< h (2 wds) 40 Bullock 41 Old worn amsh 42 Sunder 43 Large spoon form four ordin ary words DOWN I Sway loosely 2 Medieval shield 3 Sleepy Time - 0 I [) DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It Is IJEUWII EIE SPENT ENE'>LANC? 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RPR=ISE'-"' ANSWIII == here: :____,l [ Jo• One letter stmply stands for another In this sample A 11 used for the three L s X for the two 0 s, etc Smgle letters apostrophes the length and formahon of the words are all htnts Each dav the code letten are ddlerent V) I L ~==~==~~~~~~~~=-~·:•:•~•·~atedbytheabovec~oon 'tro " " l•v • AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW AI SLE II III ] FLAUNT CAJOLE It lmt 11m1 11'1 11lr111 f 1 \fH 1 I (/ ftll lllfltl to d1 LEAN Z HFQ EZJ ZJ N C RE EWZV ZJ JXNW ZCDEXPJ ZQV Z SXXV VWZO NXPW HXFQD -S v HPWQDFRW Yeolerday's Cryptoqaole IF YOU CAN T GET HALF A LOAF TAKE A WHOLE ONE-A WHOLE LOAF IS BETTER THAN NO BREAD -JOSH BILLINGS (@ 1974 K1ng Future• Synd1ut.e Inc ) DICK TRACY EAST • 53 West 2'Pass North It GASOLINE ALLEY East 1' a CAPTAIN EASY ONLY IT TURN ED OLIT HE O!ON T HAVE TH E 8EARER Pass Pass Pas.., Opemng lead-2' ~0 N D5 MJ£) lHE: Y WEREN A~'YW HERE' AR'OLIN D T By Oswald & J ames Jacoby Another modern play de v e lopment 1s the lead : through dec larer of a card JUSt higher than one m dum , my No one has named th1s play as yet so we are gomg to call 11 the Bracket ~lay as rou place the dummy s card m brackets East wms the first trick with his kmg of hearts He ; looks over dummy and sees ' that h1 s s1 de w1ll need two ! c lub trtck s to beat four • spades A club lead IS c !early : md1cated Twenty r1ve years : ago East would lead the deuce South would play n1s SIX spot West would wm w1th the kmg but that would be the only club trick the defense could take Most players would make that sa me deuce lead today but the good playe rs would lead the 10 spot and bracket Pomeroy ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Rae me Ph 949 9591 OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. WAID CROSS SONS STORE Bakers of Holsum Bread Grocenes & Ge ner a l M er chandrse Ph 949 S772 Rac1ne MIDDLEPORT OHIO All WEATHER ROOFING ANO CONSTRUCTION CO. VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. DBA Anthony Plumbing and Heat ng 337 N 2nd Mtddleport ~2 3550 REAL ESTATE BROKER Ph. 992 332S 110 Mechan•c Sl . GAUL'S MARKET . SMITH NELSON MOTORS Authonzed Bu1ck Pont1ac CHESTER OHIO SOO E Main St GMC Deal er Ph ..992 2174 Ph 985 3308 Chester, 0 Attend the Church of y our Chorce HEINER'S BAKERY BEN FRANKLIN STORE Bakers of Good Bread Ph Pomeroy HUNTINGTON W VA . - ~2 3498 . NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE M&R FOODLINER G05H '-"ULDN; IT BE NICE IF IT WORKED OJT? I MB'\N I COULD M00.1.f_JW::NY L ~U~T 5TAIZfED iO W1.AJI(K 1 13UTCa.JLO I PLEASE HAVEAN ElUILD A FI\5HION ADVANCE ON EMPIRE ID PA~5 ONTO MY D HG:CK Wlll-l ltR, :z IF SHe f'IIJDS 11-lt=. ALCOU!JT CF Ml MY 5ALI\R.Y? DA'I 0:0 B?RIIJ0 1 DAU0HTfR I After thiS play th re IS no way ror dec larer to v the loss or two club triCkS IS best play IS to cover w1th he Jack but West wms w1th he kmg and leads thesmt back Now East s q,ueen. eight surround dummy s \nme and smce the diamond fmesse 1s ~omg to lose South s contract ISdoomed Furnrture and Hardware Homelrte Saws M1ddleport t'HE BORN LOSER dummy s mne RIDENOUR SUPPLY GOEGLEIN READY MIX N~WSI AI Ell F.NTEHPRISKASS:'II I Kerm s Korner Kerm1t Walton MIDDLEPORl" OHIO Pomeroy, 0 . . GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN ' Short 6l ders- Carry Out F. J. WALlACE JEWELERS 0 . ~ The badd1ng ha s been "11 West North East : 19 Pass Bulo va Watches-Sales & Serv ce A Cool Otnrng Room Middleporl 0 Chesler. Ohto MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE RACINE FOOD MARKET Church and Off tee Su ppltes G1fts ~Mill St Mtddleport The Store Wtth A Heart . Ph. 949 3342 . : Pass rr Pass .. 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AJ6 MAYER & HILL BARBIJt-,SHOP LODWICK'S MARKET Dea r Helen Can homosexuals change 1 Yes ' I would lik e to share with you and your readers my personal experiences hopmg I may somehow put across the follow mg quotatiOn which has proved so true In my life Watch your th1nkmg Your thoughts soon become your actiOns Watch your actiOns As actions soon become habit Be careful of yow- habits Your habits fonn yow- character Watch your character For character tw-ns mto destmy - Anonymous Fortunately, I caught up w1th my cha racter before 11 was too late I was scarcely a teenager when I 'came out mto the gay hfe Afraid and confused, I turned to my people for help the only answer I got was take and betook ' ""'' I won t go mto the many hurts d!sappolntmenls and s1ckenmg perversioos I expenenced I soon foWid out this ad ventw-OlJS life was not for me, but once m I couldn't get straight So I tried SWClde From the hospital, I was placed m a1uvemle renter, where I felt hke an arumaI on display I came out resolved to change the habit that had already taken riVe years of my young hfe But I found myself defeated before--reven started I had been removed from school because of my tendencies Bemg somewhat of a male prostitute before I soon found the men waitmg for me to get back m circulatiOn And I diScovered my worst weakness - the mabillty to say No ' So began the same old cycle of take and be took ' I loathed myself more all the tune I was gettmg to the su1c1dal pomt agam - when I met a g1rl who believed that anyone can change w1th enough mot1vabon and the right kind of help I've found what I was really searchmg for - love We are gomg to be mamed soon and we ll have a home and family I look back now on the lonely boy, lurmg men, and hatmg the llfe he led always seekmg what he thought was unposs1ble I thank God he weathered the storm H1s search 1s ended - L R ~t1'·VJby THOMAS JOSEPH 'J9742 'AK1086 + 97 65 +K4 .. K54 .. Ql082 SOUTH • AJ10972 'Q 5 MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR REXALL DRUGS w.. FIII All Doctors Prescr1pt1ons 992 2955 Pomeroy,O. DEAR HELEN These dames who go mto hy>te n cs because their husba nds had a little fling or two H women would acc-ept the fact thllt smce cave man days males have strayed sampled and usually returned to the little woman at home they wouldn t come unglued over Infidelity An occastonal sexua l adventure ts man s way of not gomg stale It shouldn t upset a wife as 1t's the nature of th e beast FAIRLY FAITHFUL HUSBAND Dear FFH Would you accept an occa.s...mal Sf"X U:J I adventure as the nature of the beatess should your w1fe chose this wa; of not go mg stale U not, then I d suggest )'OU bt:' a Jill!~ more f::11rlv" fa1th ful - H .. 973 WEST De voted to the Gr eat er Ohro Valley SWISHER & LOHSE By HELEN BOTTEI Tht.' Nalure of the Beast? '3 SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL 0~ 1 0 • D1d you know we ve been llVlng on borrowed lime ror forty years regarding the gasoline shortage' You thmk l m klddmg' Believe me I m not Just heed the fiOrds of Dr Edw m E Slosson The worlds ml tank IS runrung dry and we are not yet m sight of a new supply I he Umted States that was the best en dowed has been most extravagant We have wasted the greater part of 9ur ml and have sold to everybody that would buy Now hke the foolish Vlrgms we must ask others for ml Nobody knows how much petroleum 1s left m the ground m vanous parts of the world but 111s evident that It 1s not enough to go a round (Our present consumptiOn rate) would put the date of the pracllcal exhausllon of Amencan 011 fields at 1934 But the rate of consumption ts mcreasmg Thus spake Dr Slosson - In the year 1922 and m a book called 'Sc1ence Remaking the World It was dredged up by my brother~n~aw B11l Bahr who hves m Gallipolis and teaches a t Kyger Creek Dr Slosson was strange ly on target With the argumen!B he presented about what he called gasolene and 1ts role as a \\Orld power despite h1s regrettable 1no laudable) mi>Smg the cns1s mark by almost four decades He saw the emergen£e of the mterna) combustiOn engme over the steam engme and lhe railroads , and wrote a n on tile money account of the declme of steam and the emergence of trucks buses planes and even submannes - along with the ub1qwtous motorcar He even forecast the revolution m farmmg wh1ch gasolene would brmg and the social upheaval that would ev olve from Amen cans movmg off the farms Dr Slosson also realized the enormous power of 'petroleum pohbcs" and noted that petroleum IS an unprecedented wealtn producer and can be readily monopolized b) mdlVlduals or governments We do not seem to care how much wealth 1s wasted but we care dreadfully 11 somebody gets more than we Hats off Doc You were mdeed a prophet w1th honor back there m 1922 even 1f you were awed by the fact that the new car mdu~y the year before m 1921, had sold a total of a1most a billion a nd a haH dollars worth of new autos , I wonder what bed lh1nk of the fact tha t General Motors JUSt ooe company now makes that much m profits But notfor long unless we fmd more, a lot more gasoline ' + AQJ82 Support the Church of Your Cho1ce Ph . 992-3354 104 W . 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PORTLAND Worsh p 7 JO Thursday tlt l 30 p m at tt\ c Clyde v Henderson pa slor POMEROY FIRST BAP p' m Church Sch oo l 9 30 am ct u ct Tl e F rte 1d ly Sunday schoo l \l JOa n G I ten TIST Ro berl Kuhn p<~Stor SUTTO N Worsh tp I I a 11 McC l ung sup! morn ng Chur c h W I 1m Watson Sundp >y sch oo l 11 d afld 4th Sund a y s Chu r c h worsl:l p 10 JO a n even 1 g supt Sunday Sc hoo 9 JO a 11 GRA H AM UNITED Sc hOO l tO a m serv ce 7 JO m d week ser BYF 6 p m B bl e STudy METHOD I ST Prea c h q WESLEYAN fRaC ifl e) v ce Wednesda>y 7 30 p m Wed n esday 7 p 11 c ho r 9 30 a 11 1 r st and sec ond Worship 1 am Chur c h GRACE EPISCOPAL Th e pra c t• cc Wednesda>y 8 JO p m Sundays of each nonth t h rd Sc hoo 10 an Rev Harold Deetl r ector PO MER OY WESLEYAN and fourth Sunday s ('[)Ch N ORT H EAST CLUSTER HOLINESS CHURCH Church serv ces 10 30 a m non th wo r sh p serv cc Cit 7 30 Rev Rob ert M eece Harr sonv li e Rev 0 De ll p m Wedn es day even ngs ar Ho ly COM[lmun on I rst Suflday R ev Stan l ey Brandum Man ley Pastor H en ry Ebl n or monH'L church sc hool 10 30 f JO Prayer and B be St udy JOPPA Worsh p 10 am Suflday Sc hool Sup! Sunr.Ja FIRST SO UTH ER N BAP a m for nur sf' y th r ough 12 Church Sc h.ool 9 am Prayer Schoo 9 JO a 1 Even mg TIST 282 Mu berry Ave POMERO Y CHURCH OF Meettng Wednesday t1 p m wor sh p JO p m Prayer and Pomeroy a ft t ated w th CHR 1ST John F Amstutz LONG BOTTOM Ch urch Pr ase se rv ce Thursday 7 JO S B C ti e Rev F red H II pastor B ble school 9 JO a m serv ces 9 a m Sunday pm wors t11 p 10 30 adu t worsh p pastor Hershel McC lur e Schoo l 9 45 it m B ble Study Sunday sc hoo l sup! Sunday tvery Thursday 7 30 p m servtce and young peop l es NEA SE SE TTLEME"NT sc hool 9 30 a m morn ng meet ng both 7 JO p m C HA PEL Non NORTH BETHEL Wor Comb ned B ble study ;~nd worsh p 0 JO am Sunday s.h p I am Church Schoo l 10 denom nat on a Ge orge S prayer meet ng Wednesday evangel st c mce t mg 7 JO p m 0 ler Pastor Su nday Sc hoo l 10 an 7 JO p m Prayer meet ng Wednesday an Worsh p Se rv ce 11 am A LFRED Sunday SCilOOI THE SA LVATION ARMY 7 30 p m Sunday n Qht serv ces 7 30 9 45 a m each Sun day Envo)' Ray W ..w n tng oft ce MIDDLEPORT p m Wednesday Prayer preach ng at 1 am eac h tn charge Sunday 10 am MT MOR IAH BAPTIST ml'cfmg 7 30 p m Everyone Sunday Prayer meet ng 7 45 Hoi m ess meet ng 10 JO am Corner Fo urth and M a n we l come p m Wedn esday WSCS 8 p m pm Sunday Sc hool Young Peopl es M dd l eport Rev Henry Key POMERO Y WE STSIDE on th rd Tuesday eac h month LAUREL CLIFF FREE Leg1on 7 p m Thursday Ito 3 Jr pastor Su nday Sc hool 9 30 CHUR CH OF CHRIST 200 W REEDSVILLE Sunday METHODIST - Rev Robert am Mrs Erv n Baumgard p m Lades Home League 7 Ma n St I oren T Stephens school 9 30 preac l m g 7 30 E BucK l ey pas tor W1 h am ner sup! Morn ng wors h p p m Sunday prayer meet ng Ba ey Supt Sunday Schoo l 10 45 am 7 30 p m T\JeSday WSCS 7 30 9 30 am mornmg wor sh p JEHOVA ti S WITNES SES t r s t Thur sday each month 10 30 am evenmg wor sh p La rry Carnahan pres 1d 1n g SILVER RIDGE - Worsh p 7 JO p rri Wednesday Chr st an m m ster Sunday B ble le e 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 am 6 30 p m Youth Crusade ture 9 30 am Wat c htower TUPPERS PLAINS Thursday cho r pra c t tce 1 study 10 30 am Tuesday pm Worsh p 9 a m Church B1b e s tud~ 7 JO p m Thurs Schoo l 10 a m DEXTER CHURCH OF day m n slry sc hool 7 30 KENO CHURCH OF C HRIST Danny Evans p m serv ce meet ng 8 JO CHRIST - George F rede r ck pastor Norman C Wtl l supt pm sup ! Serv tce weeKly 9 30 am Sunday School 9 30 a m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of on Sunday Preach ng f.rst and Worsh p serv 1ce 10 30 am We hve m a penod which might be called the age of con Ch rt s l m Ctlrt SI!an Un on Ill rd Sundays. of month by Ch r shan Endeavor Sunday Lawrence Mantey pastor Cl fford Sm 1th 9 30 a m even mg fusion ' So far reachmg IS this con fusiOn that It reaches mto the Mrs Russell You n g Su nday HOBSON CHRISTIAN REORGANIZED CHURCH areas of morality hligalion an d even rehg10n Even more basic School Supt Sunday School UNION D arre ll Ooddr II OF JESUS CHRIST OF 9 30 a m Even ng worsh p pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 JO LA.TTER DAY SAINTS It touches God's wonderful plan to redeem lost humamt) 7 30 Wednesday prayer am Leonard G I mor e f rs t Port land Rae ne Road So siltlple IS God s plan that Isaiah says the wayfarmg men meetmg 7 30 p m e ld er even ng serv 1ce 7 30 W II am Roush pastor Denny MT MORIAH CHURCH OF p m Evans Su nday Sc hool Wednesday p rayer though fools shall not err therem Yet we have had over 1900 GOD - Rae ne Route 2 th e meetmg 7 JO p m Otrector Sunday Sc hool 9 30 years m which men have left the bas1c prmc1ples, teaching for Rev Ja m es M Muncy pas tor MT MORIAH CHURCH OF a m Morn ng wor ship t() JO Sunda y sc hool 9 45 a m GOO - Rae n e Route 2 The a m Sunday evenmg ser v ce 7 doctrmes the commandments of men and have led many morn ng worsh p 11 am Rev Cha rl es H an d pastor p m Wedn esday even ng astray from God s plan of salvatiOn Each of us shall sta nd and even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Sun day schoo l 9 45 a m prayer serv ces 7 30 p m m eet mg Tu esday 7 30 morn ng wor':ihlp 11 am BETHLEHEM BAPTIST give answer to God for what we have done m the flesh whether 11 .pPrayer m Young peoples meet n g Evenmg serv 1ces T uesday and Great Bend - Rev Waller P be good or bad, (II Cor 5 10) H we have been wrong, we are still 7 30 p m Thur sday Fn day 7 30 B ka cs an pastor Sun da y RUTLAND CHURCH OF BEARWALLOW RIDGE 9 30 a m worsh p Schoo l responsible A B1ble can be purchased for a few peruues and 1f GOD Ber t ha K ngr ey CHURCH OF CHRIST - B b l e serv •ce Thursr.tay 7 30 p m we would shut off the TV for one hour , not only savmg energy su bst tute pas tor Sunday Study 9 30 a m morn ng CARLETON CHURCH School 10 am wor sh p worsh p 10 30 a m even ng K tng sb ury Road Su nday but also to study ow- Scripture, we would be sw-priSed at how se rv1ce 7 p m Sunday Prayer worsh p 6 30 p m Wednesdl!Y School 9 30 a m Ralph Ca rl much we can learn meet ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m B ble Study 7 30 p m supt Worsh1p serv1 ce 10 30 HAZEL COMMUNITY MT OLIVE CHURCH a m and 7 JO p m alternatel y The New Testament tells of the complelion of God s plan to CHURCH - Near Long Bot Long Boftom Sunday Sc hool Prayer meelmg Wednesday save man Jesus, the ChriSt has come The Gospels tell of H1s tom Est I Ha rt pastor Roy 10 a m wtfh W liard P gott 7 30 p m Rev Jay St iles Brown ass.slant pas t or pas tor su p! Evange l sttc message commg hie, mwstry, death resw-reclion corrmiSslon to H1s Sunday schoo l lO am Chur ch each Sunday evenmg 7 30 p m OLD DEXTER CON disciples, and His ascensiOn The gospels are H1s bwgraphy The • 7 30 p m eac ll Sunday by GREGATIONAL CHURCH Elder Russe l Cl n e even ng prayer meetmg 1:3& m n ster:of the Apostol c F a t il Rev Car l Rtchar ds pa stor book of Acts IS the divme hiStory book of the New 1 estament It p m T hursday Mrs Worley Francs Sunday B1ble Study Wednesday 7 30 tells how the disciples earned out the Great ComrmssJOn, how MIDDLEPORT PEN pm sc hoo sup! Sunday sc hool TECOSTAL - Th rd Ave the 9 45 a m ch ur c h serv ces STIVERSVILLE COM they made diSciples of the world The Letters of Romans-Jude Rev W t11 arr K mtte pastor second and fourth Sunday s MUNITY CHURCH - 5 unday are addressed to chw-ches already esta bhshed and persons Ro na ld Dugan Sun day Sc hoo l schoo l ser v ce 0 a m Prayer follow ng Sund ay school f rs.t Supt Cl asses for al l ages meet ng Thur sday 7 p m and th •rd Sunday evenmgs already ChriSiian at their wr1tmg Revelation 1s a book to the even ng se r v ce 7 30 p m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 p m 7 30 p m chw-ch as a whole showing that the nghteous i\nll triUmph and B ble stu d y Wed n esday 7 JO ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST LONG BOTTOM p m youth serv ces Fr day evtl will be puniShed therefore we should be faithful to the end Pomeroy Ha rr sonv 1 1 ~ CHRISTIAN Mr Ro bert 7 30 p m Road R ck Morr son pa stor Wyatt pastor Sund ay Sch ool W1th this simple outlme one can see that m order to fmd FREEWILL BAPTIST Sunday schoo l supt Pau l Ronald Os born e B ble supt Corner As h and Plum M d God's plan of salvation we should look to the book designed to McElroy Sunday school 9 30 School 9 JO am preachtng dl eport N oe l H er rman a m morn ng wo r sh p and 10 45 a m Evenmg serv ces give us that mformation, tbe book of Acts The Gospels can not pastor Saturday even ng communto n 7 30 p m 10 30 am serv ce 7 p m Sunday school Sund ay give us that mfonnalion because the chw-ch had not yet been even ng yo uth HYSELL RUN FREE 10 a m Sunday even ng Chr stran Endeavor 6 30 p m METHODIST - Rona ld Welts estabhshed The purpose of lbe Gospels was to tell who Christ worsh p 7 p m worsh1p serv ces Su nda y 7 JO pastor Sunday School 9 30 FIRST BAPTIST of M d was - the Son of God (Jn 20 30-31 ) The only exceptiOn to this p m We dn esday even ng am Morn ng worshtp 10 30 d l eporl corne r of S x lh and prayer meeltng and B ble a m Young Peopl es Serv ce would logiCally be the 'Great Commission (Mt 28 111-20 Mk Palmer Str eets The Rev study 7 30 p m 6 45 p m Evangel st c ser Stev e Skaggs pastor Danny 16 16 Lk 24 47) where Jesus mstructed H1s disciples m their ST JOHN LUTHERAN v ce 7 30 p m Prayer Thomp so n Sund ay Sc hool P ne Gro ve tile Rev Arthur meet ng Thursda y 7 30 p m teachmg JUSt before HIS ascension to the Father which they Sup e r nt endent Sund ay Combs pastor Su nday sc hoo FREEDOM GOSPEL ch ur c h school lor everyone 9 30 a m executed m the history book of Acts MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev chur c h serv 1ces 9 15 a m Morn1ng worsh p 10 30 a m L R Gluesenc amp pa s tor Now, regardless of what men may say, we know that faith 10 15 am Youth act v1 t es BRAOBURY CHURCH OF Roger W !fred Sr Sunday and Fe llow sh p for Jun or and CHRIST repentance and baptiSm were all three a part of God s plan for B b le Schoo l 9 30 Scheol Sup! Sunda y Sc hool Sen or H gh st uden ts 6 p m am mornmg worsh p 10 30 9 30 a m Su nday even ng Jesus stated them as such m th1s Great Comrmsswn No ooe of M d B ble Study 7 JO p m am Sunda y e v en ng Worsh1p worsh p 7 30 Prayer meet ng week Prayer Servt ce Wed these IS any more unportant than the others nor 1s 11 any less Serv 1ce 7 30 p m c ho r Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest n esday 7 30 p m pract ce Sunday an d VVed Deeter c la ss le ader Youth unportant CHURCH OF CHRIST nesday 7 p m prayer m eet mg m ee t ng Wednesday 7 JO As we look to the book of Acts we see the apostles carrymg M ddtepo rr 5th and Man and B1ble Study Wednesday P m Ernest Deeter leader George G l aze m n s ter 7 JO p m MT HERMON CHURCH OF out their orders as good soldiers of the cross What are they J ames She ets superrntendent ANTIQUI~Y BAPTIST THE UNITED BRETHREN IN B ble s c hoo 9 30 a m teachmg' Peter has preached hiS first gospel sermon The people Rev Freel and Norr.s pa stor CH R 1ST Robert Shook morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Sunday school 10 a m Churc h pastor Sunday school 'i 30 believe thiS 1s evident from the question on their hps, ' What even ng worsh p 7 30 p m se rv ce 7 p m Wednesday am R ussell Spen cer supt must we do' 'Are they mstructed to get down and pray through prayer ser v ce 7 p m Wed Btble Study 7 p m worsh p serv ce 10 " 5 a m nesday RACINE FIRST CHURCH even ng wor shtp altern at ng at an altar' One never fmds that m the New Teatament Peter MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE w th C E at 7 30 p m on says, JUSt as Jesus had mstructed, repent and be bapllzed every OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Sunday Prayer m ee t ng 7 30 Thomas E Weaver pastor Morn ng Worsh p 10 30 a m p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe one of you m the name of Jesus Christ for the rermsswn of yowFl oyd Carson Sunday schoo l Even ng Wor sh1p 7 JO p m lay leader Sins, and ye shall receive the g1ft of the Holy Sp1nt ' (Acts 2 38) super ntend ent Sunday schoo l Wedne sday M1d Week Serv ce WHITES CHAPEL 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p Sunday School Super ntendent Coolv l!e R D Rev Roy Deeter Please note, one's sms are forgiVen as a result of their obedience 10 30 Sunday e v angel S IIC Gerald Wells Pastor Rev pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 m repentance and baptiSm They are "washed away even as meetrng 7 p m prayer Morns M Wolfe am worshrp senl'lce 10 30 meetmg Wedn esday 7 p m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST am 8 ble study and prayer Anaruas told Paulm Acts 22 16 By saying th1s we do not deny GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Walter P Btkacsan pa stor se rv ce Wednesday 1 30 p m that 1t IS Jesus blood which cleanses from sm Had Jesus blood Seconct Ave Middleport Ronnre Sa l ser S S Supt RUTLAND Lesley G Holt pa stor Sunday Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m RUTLAND CHURCH OF not been shed on Calvary, our faith repentance, and baptism school 10 a m worsh p ser Morn ng Worsh p 10 45 a m CHRIST - Ke th W se pasto r would do us no good at all But by the same token at our baptism v ce 11 am worship serv1ce Sunday even ng worsh p 7 30 Sunday School 9 30 a m v H 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday p m Wednesday ev en ng B1ble we are buried, symbolically w1th ChriSt even as He was bw-1ed Bra l ey supt wor shtp se rvt ce n,_J ght prayer ser v ce 7 30 Stud y 8 p m and commun ron tO JO am and He applies the atonmgpower of H1s blood to our lives (Rom DANVILLE WESLEYAN evenrng serv ce 7 30 p m TH.(: UNITED PRES 6 3, 4, 5, and 6) - Clifford L Srmth Mm , Bradford Chw-ch of Rev Lelon Glasure pastor Wednesday 8 ble study 7 30 BYTERI A.,N MINISTRY Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m p m Regu l ar board meet ng ChriSt OF MEIGS COUNTY Dw1ght youth and run or youth service fh1rd Sa turday each month L Zav 1tz Pastor 0 r ec tor 7 30 p m 6 45 p m evenmg worsh p HARRISONVILLE 7 JO p m prayer and prase RUTLAND COMMUNITY Sunday Church Sc hool 9 30 Wednesday 7 JO p m CHURCH Sunday School am Mrs Homer Lee Supt SILVER RUN FREE 9 30 am Worsh ip serv ce 11 Morn ng Wor shtp 10 30 a m BAPTIST Sunda y School 10 a m Wednesday prayer MIDDLEPORT Sunday am Henry Dav1s supt meet ng 7 30 p m Sunday Church School 9 30 a m John even ng serv1ce 7 30 p m n 1ght worShip 7 30 p m F Fultz Supt Mornmg Prayer meet1ng Thur sd ay RUTLAND CHURCH OF Worsh p IO 30 a m 7 30 p m THE NAZARENE Rev SYRACUSE Mornmg CHESTER CHURCH OF Lloyd D Gr mm Jr pastor Mrs Grace Kuhn spent WorSh i p 9 am Sun day GOO Rev Ja mes Sa t Sun day School 9 30 a m Mr and Mrs Bw-t Chnshan Church Sc hool 10 a m M r s tert Chnstmas with her son Mr eld pastor Sunday Sch ool Morn ng wor sh1p 10 30 am Samp son Ha ll Su pt worsh 1p servtce 11 9 30 am Young people s se rv ce 6 45 and Mrs Dale Kuhn and fam1ly and Catrma Ft Campbell MEIGS a m eve nrng serv ce 7 p m E v angel st c se rviCe Tenn were here for the of Little Hockmg COOPERATIVE prayer serv tce and youth 7 30 p m Wednesday evening PAR ISH serv ce W ednesda y 7 p m se rv1 ce 7 30 p m Rev and Mrs Earl Nichols hohdays w1th her parents Mr THE UNITED LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN MASON COUNTY and Mrs Gordon Perry and of Athens v1s1ted h1s parents METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH - Robert E Musser THE HILAND <CHAPEL Rob ert T Bumgarner pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 George Casto pastor Sunday Mr and Mrs Clarence Nichols Troy, Mr and Mrs Bill L")'ons Director a m Robert Bobo s upt Sc hool 9 30 evenrng worshtp Chnstmas Day on Monday Lancaster and Mr and, Mrs POMEROY CLUSTER mornmg worshtp 10 30 Rev CarlE HICkS 7 30 Thursday evenmg prayer Sunday even ng serv ice 7 30 their daughter Mr and Mrs Granville Lyons local JOined Rev D Wm Sydenstncker M1d week serv ce Wednesday servtce 7 30 p m the family Christmas Day Wilford T1pp1 e ca me and CHESTER - Worsh p 9 15 7 30 P m MASON FIRST BAPTIST SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan Stmday guests of Mr and a m Church Sc hool 10 a m cooked their Chnstmas dmner ENTERPRI~E - Worsh p 9 THE NAZARENE - Rev M Cra1g pastor Sun day schoo l Rev and Mrs Gene Un Mrs Henry Tw-ner were Mrs a m Church Schoo l 10 a m C Lartmore pastor Bob 9 4.5 am worship serv ce 11 FLATWOODS Wor s lltp l1 Moor e Sunday School Supr a m tra n ng un on 6 30 Anna E Tw-ner Rutland, and dePWood s daughter ISa pahent a m Church School 10 a m Sunday Sc hool cl asses for all p m evenmg worship serv1ce Mr and Mrs Robert Goode at a hospital m Parkersburg POMEROY Wor s h p ages 9 30 a m mor n mg 7 30 p m M d week prayer 10 30 a m Church School 9 I S worshiP 10 45 N Y P S Sund ay serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m New Martmsv1Ue, West Va am UMYF 6 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF 6 JOpm eva ng el! stcservce Mr and Mrs .Jerry StansCHRIST P 0 Box 487 M ti er ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh p Sun day 7 30 p m M d week College Basketball Results prayer meet n g Wednesday Sf Mason W Va Sunday bw-y and Mr and Mrs Harold 10 a m Chur ch Sc hool 9 a m By Un1ted Press International UMYF 6 30 p m 7 30p m M1ss o'nary meet n g B1bl e" Study 10 am Worsh •P Oxley VlSl ted Mr and Mrs Tournaments MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER second Wednesday 7 30 p m l1 a m and 7 p m B ble Study UNITED FAITH NON Wedn esday 7 p m Vocal Rev Robert Bumgarner Sentor Bowl John Throckmorton and son, Rev mustc HEATH Worsh P. 10 30 DENOMINATIONAL Champtonsh•p Columbus South Carolina Robert Smith pastor Sunday FIRST SOUTHERN BAP a m Church School 9 30 a m South Ala 74 M1 ssourr 64 UMYF 7 pm school 9 30 a m c lass l eader TIST - Corner ot Second and Consolat•on worsh p servrce Anderson Mason Pastor RUTLAND - Worsh p 9 1S L eo H1ll WHA Standtngs Sthrn M ss 79 Wstn Peay 75 10 30 am church 7 JO p m Walter Cloud Sunday school a m Ch ur ch Sc hoo l 10 a m By Umted Press International East UMYF 7 p m E 0 E N u N 1 T E 0 9 45 a m worSh iP serv ce 11 East Wagner 74 Bara,nan 55 SALEM CENTER Wor BRETHREN IN CHRIST am and 7 30 P m Weekly w I t pis gf ga Eldon R Blake pa stor sunday B1ble study Wednesday 7 30 Jrsy Cty St 62 Mntclr St 60 sh p 9 a m Church School 10 New Eng "'1 14 1 45 138 119 am UM YF Thur SdlJY 7 p m Schoo l 10 am w nn 1e P m NY Tech 93 Pratt 31 Hot sJ nger Supt Mor,nmg MASON ASSEMBLY OF South sermon 11 a m Even ng GOO - Second St Mason W Toronto 20 18 3 43 154 1)1 Va 92 Eastern Ky 65 ASBURY Worship 11 ser vice Chrl st 1an Endeavor Va Chesler Tennan t pastor Cleveland 17 16 4 38 112 18 St LouiS 57 So Fla 55 7 30 p m M rs Lyda Sunday Sc llool 10 am a m Church Sc hool ~ so a m Tenn Wslyn 90 Geotwn 85 ot W SCS lsi Tu esda y Chevalier pre s dent song morning worship 11 am Quebec 17 18 3 37 140 128 Fairmount St 83 Ky St 74 FOREST RUN - Worshtp 9 serv ce and sermon 8 20 M d evange l 1St c serv ce 7 30 p m Ch cago 17 16 2 36 119 Ill a m Church Sch ool 10 a m Week prayer rvee f ng We d B Jble study and prayer service MemphiS St 88 Brdly 76 ot WSCS 3rd Wednesday 7 30 nesday 1 30 p m Mrs Mane Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone Delaware 78 Drexel 70 Jersey 15 20 2 32 ~ 128 pm Holsinger c la ss leader 773 5133 Southwest MINERSVILLE - Wor sh i p CHURCH OF JESUS HARTFORD CHURCH OF West Okla 101 Cal Sta Brbra 79 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a m CHRIST - Loc ated at Rutland CHRIST tn Chnshan Union wltptsgfga Colo St 74 Amm St 71 3rd Monday 7 30 p m on New L rm a Road next to The Rev W tHem Campbell Houston 19 12 4 42 137 102 WSCS Anzona 93 Wyommg 77 SYRACUSE Cl'lurch Forest Acre Park Rev Ray phtor Sunday School 9 30 Edmon ton 20 16 0 40 126114 school 9 a m wor!Mrp ser Centenary 98 Ark 96 Rouse pastor Robert Musser a m James Hughes supt W nn•peg 18 18 4 40 132 138 v1ce 7 30 p m Sun dj:ly School supl sunday evenrng servtce 7 30 p m Pan Am 90 Atr force 83 M nnesota 19 17 1 39 134 130 SOUTHERN CLUSTER 10 JO am worsh 1p Wednesday evening prayer school N M St 71 WJChlta Sl 63 Rev Frank Cheesebrew Vancouver 15 23 0 30 131 153 7 30 p m B1ble Sfudy Wed meet ng 7 30 p m Youth Rev Larry Poltng nesday 7 30 p m saturday prayer serv c e eac h Tu esday LosAng 13 24 0 26110148 ev Howard Sh1veley n ght prayer se rv ice 7 30 p m F A I AV I E W 8 I 8 L E Thursday's Results B HANY (Dorcasl HEMLOCK GROVE CHURCH Le tart""-. W VlJ Rt (All Star game) IN HOSPITAL AGAIN Wor p 9 30 a m Church CHRISTIAN - Roger Wat son 1 Rev George- Hoschar 8 West 4 Sc ho 10 30 a m pastor Ray Whaley supt pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 Mrs Gold1c Wdlfe 1s back m East (Only game scheduled) CARMEL WorSiliP 11 Morn ng worsh p 9 30 a m a m Pra y er and e bl e study Pleasant Vall ~y Hospital m m 1St and Jrd Sundays Fnday's G1mes c hur ch Schoo l 10 30 am 7 30 p m Cottage Pra yer Chur ch School 10 a m YOung peopl es meetmg 6 JO Serv 1c e Tuesday 10 a m rot,m 162 She 1s to undet gc New England at W1nnlpeg APPLE GROVE - Wor sh 1p P m evenmg worshtp 7 30 Worsh P Serv •c e Thursday Edmonton at Los Ange les surgery M1mdiiy }0 p m t r st and t h rd Su n P m B1bfe study Wednesday 7 .Jd P m IOnly game sc hedul ed) ---~--- "m ' • rules tmlay \ wor ld Powe r fu l n tl ons h 1rncss !(:thnolug) to p robe ~pu~..:c 1nd to t.:rcatc 1wcsomc we tponry wlm:h sltggcr!o> the lm <:~gm ttton "' l'j, th1s Jge of mts~ t lel\ and meg 1 rons we more th.tn ever need F nth- AGE a OF to w 1rd ofr thoughts or doom IO g1vc us perspective to re tssurc us th 11 o ur ltvc-; c m he full 1nd complete even under the sh Idow of technology Faith above all means trust 1 pre c1ous comm cxhty tn th ese uncertam tim es And Emerson assures us that 'All J have see n teaches me to trust the CrclJtor fo r all I have not see n ' Jom the Farthful m church Sunda y ~ISSILES "'\ SATURDAY JANUARY ~ 974 7 oo--Netghbors 13 Farm Front 4 Tr eehouse Club 8 10 7 15- Woman s Pont of Vrew 13 8 8 9 G r "\ ' r' Everyone 6 Jil--'- Man from COSI 10 Sesame St 20 Gospel 6 Abbot & Costello 8 Drck Van Dyke 4 Treehouse Club 13 Sa tur day R eport 3 OG--Jake s Place 6 Ltdsvtlle 3 4 15 Bug s Bunny l3 Popeye 10 Flrntstones 8 3Q-- Yogr s Gang t3 Huc k & Yog 6 Baley Com ets 8 M rster Rogers 20 Addams Family 3 4 15 Oo--Sesame Sf 20 Super Fnends 6 13 Mov1e 8 10 E mergency Plus 4 3 4 15 Jo-- lnch H1gh Pnvate E ye 3 .4 15 Oo--E /ec Co 20 Lass te s Rescue Ranger s 6 13 My Fa von te Mart 1ans 8 10 S1gmund and the Sea Monsters 3 .4 15 Jo-Goober and the Ghost Chasers 6 13 J ea nnt e 8 10 Zoom ~ 11 Jo-Mass1on Mag tc 6 13 Joste and the Pussycats m Outer Space 8 10 Butch Cass•dy 3 4 15 o ,.. 12 oo--Jefsons 3 4 15 ln stde Out 20 Mov 1e 13 Bowling 6 Everythtng s Arch e 8, 10 12 30-Go 3 4 15 Fat Albert 8 10 1 00-College Basketball 3 .4 15 Amertcan Bandstand 6 13 CBS Chlldren s Ftlm Festival 8 10 2 CIO--F1Im Physrcal Fitness 13 Vtewpo1nt 8 Movte It 10 Wacky World of Jonathan Wmters 6 .. 2 3o- Pro Bowlers Tour 6 13 Arthur Sm1th 8 Brrds Do • 3 oo-College Basketball 3 8 4 15 4 OG-Audubon Wtldltfe Theater 33 Hula Bowl 6 13 Lassre 10 4 JG-Anhques 33 Women s Pro Bowftng 10 :. 5 oo-Sewmg Skt!ls Tatlonng 33 Wre stlrng ll Amertc a 4 Bob • f'. Dan•els 3 I Spy IS 5 ! ~Marshall Unrvers1ty Wrnter Sports 3 s 3D-Maktng Thmgs Grow 33 You Asked For It 3 6 Oo--News 8 A Look at the Book 15 Performance 33 News 3 9741(e~l' Sl.i!~bug ArJve JngSevu lf"l( ')c " 'II "" u e1 Sele( p ed Br .4 Movte The Strange Love of Martha Ivers H1e .-.mer u r~ 8 ble Sex: ety oo--Hollywood Squares 3 Catch 33 Hee Haw Welk 15 La ss1e 10 B1ng Crosby Pro Am 6 13 Jo-That Good Ole Nashv•lle MuSl c Basketball 4 ' oo--AII m the Famtly 8 10 220 E Authonzed Catalog Merchant Lout s W Osborne Ph ~2 Pomeroy Ma 1n CATALOGUE STORE Mr and Mrs Charles R Sheets 106 Court St Pom eroy ~2 3001 2178 Dtal ~ 2 2318 296 W Second . to Me1gs Mason Area NORTH !OJ • KQ64 MARK V STORE MIDDLEPOR T •a Cor Rts 7&554 General Merchand1se Tuppers Plarns Ph Ntght 5 Roped 6 Purpose 10 FloJJda c1ty 1l Fr1endl} 7 llostelr:,. 8 Fullow Islands 12 Be mllu cntJal ( 2 (sl ) 9 Eth10paan wds) title 14 Obser\ed 15 Punch ur 11 Corner 13 Conduce Jud) Yesterdays Answer 23 15 l Remem 21 D1mw ber - 1shed 16 22 Unated 24 Defeated at chess 25 Peter or R1der 25 Johnny Dlscon Reb sop cert 17 Prupor llon ponent 26 Pal eshn 18 ResJ dcnt Jane 27 - Wa> 19 Gom g to St lves tan platn Pee r (s ulf ) I Pag 28 hacci 30 Bathers towel f or example VIIIam 33 Be s1 lcnt 34 Colorado lnd1an 35 - g ree n 36 A Faer1e Queene lady 37 Cover 38 Bu1ldmg extension (2 wd s ) 20 Termt 39 Caddoan 28 Aladdm s nated 31 Performet Indian helper r;--r;--;;.-,.--y:r,_.-.,.-...,.,~,.-..., and others 29 One ttme ch lldren s l-;,;--f--t-t--1f-- favorite (2 wds ) 32 Last days of Porn . peu 33 he rome Ineffec Uve m on JJ1YJrj]]3~)] ® IJ.at ID-MJ WONJ FHy HENRI ARNOLD ,or1d 000 LEE tnscramble these four Jumbles one letter to eac h square to ar< h (2 wds) 40 Bullock 41 Old worn amsh 42 Sunder 43 Large spoon form four ordin ary words DOWN I Sway loosely 2 Medieval shield 3 Sleepy Time - 0 I [) DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It Is IJEUWII EIE SPENT ENE'>LANC? 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RPR=ISE'-"' ANSWIII == here: :____,l [ Jo• One letter stmply stands for another In this sample A 11 used for the three L s X for the two 0 s, etc Smgle letters apostrophes the length and formahon of the words are all htnts Each dav the code letten are ddlerent V) I L ~==~==~~~~~~~~=-~·:•:•~•·~atedbytheabovec~oon 'tro " " l•v • AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW AI SLE II III ] FLAUNT CAJOLE It lmt 11m1 11'1 11lr111 f 1 \fH 1 I (/ ftll lllfltl to d1 LEAN Z HFQ EZJ ZJ N C RE EWZV ZJ JXNW ZCDEXPJ ZQV Z SXXV VWZO NXPW HXFQD -S v HPWQDFRW Yeolerday's Cryptoqaole IF YOU CAN T GET HALF A LOAF TAKE A WHOLE ONE-A WHOLE LOAF IS BETTER THAN NO BREAD -JOSH BILLINGS (@ 1974 K1ng Future• Synd1ut.e Inc ) DICK TRACY EAST • 53 West 2'Pass North It GASOLINE ALLEY East 1' a CAPTAIN EASY ONLY IT TURN ED OLIT HE O!ON T HAVE TH E 8EARER Pass Pass Pas.., Opemng lead-2' ~0 N D5 MJ£) lHE: Y WEREN A~'YW HERE' AR'OLIN D T By Oswald & J ames Jacoby Another modern play de v e lopment 1s the lead : through dec larer of a card JUSt higher than one m dum , my No one has named th1s play as yet so we are gomg to call 11 the Bracket ~lay as rou place the dummy s card m brackets East wms the first trick with his kmg of hearts He ; looks over dummy and sees ' that h1 s s1 de w1ll need two ! c lub trtck s to beat four • spades A club lead IS c !early : md1cated Twenty r1ve years : ago East would lead the deuce South would play n1s SIX spot West would wm w1th the kmg but that would be the only club trick the defense could take Most players would make that sa me deuce lead today but the good playe rs would lead the 10 spot and bracket Pomeroy ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Rae me Ph 949 9591 OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. WAID CROSS SONS STORE Bakers of Holsum Bread Grocenes & Ge ner a l M er chandrse Ph 949 S772 Rac1ne MIDDLEPORT OHIO All WEATHER ROOFING ANO CONSTRUCTION CO. VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. DBA Anthony Plumbing and Heat ng 337 N 2nd Mtddleport ~2 3550 REAL ESTATE BROKER Ph. 992 332S 110 Mechan•c Sl . GAUL'S MARKET . SMITH NELSON MOTORS Authonzed Bu1ck Pont1ac CHESTER OHIO SOO E Main St GMC Deal er Ph ..992 2174 Ph 985 3308 Chester, 0 Attend the Church of y our Chorce HEINER'S BAKERY BEN FRANKLIN STORE Bakers of Good Bread Ph Pomeroy HUNTINGTON W VA . - ~2 3498 . NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE M&R FOODLINER G05H '-"ULDN; IT BE NICE IF IT WORKED OJT? I MB'\N I COULD M00.1.f_JW::NY L ~U~T 5TAIZfED iO W1.AJI(K 1 13UTCa.JLO I PLEASE HAVEAN ElUILD A FI\5HION ADVANCE ON EMPIRE ID PA~5 ONTO MY D HG:CK Wlll-l ltR, :z IF SHe f'IIJDS 11-lt=. ALCOU!JT CF Ml MY 5ALI\R.Y? DA'I 0:0 B?RIIJ0 1 DAU0HTfR I After thiS play th re IS no way ror dec larer to v the loss or two club triCkS IS best play IS to cover w1th he Jack but West wms w1th he kmg and leads thesmt back Now East s q,ueen. eight surround dummy s \nme and smce the diamond fmesse 1s ~omg to lose South s contract ISdoomed Furnrture and Hardware Homelrte Saws M1ddleport t'HE BORN LOSER dummy s mne RIDENOUR SUPPLY GOEGLEIN READY MIX N~WSI AI Ell F.NTEHPRISKASS:'II I Kerm s Korner Kerm1t Walton MIDDLEPORl" OHIO Pomeroy, 0 . . GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN ' Short 6l ders- Carry Out F. J. WALlACE JEWELERS 0 . ~ The badd1ng ha s been "11 West North East : 19 Pass Bulo va Watches-Sales & Serv ce A Cool Otnrng Room Middleporl 0 Chesler. Ohto MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE RACINE FOOD MARKET Church and Off tee Su ppltes G1fts ~Mill St Mtddleport The Store Wtth A Heart . Ph. 949 3342 . : Pass rr Pass .. SADIE'S MARKET MEIGS TIRE CENTER Meats and GrQcertes Syracuse 0 " Ph 992 3986 . . . • . 2• 4' Pass Pall 4 • Sooth 2+ HE 5AID HE CAN'T RE"MEMBER a EVER L~IN6 A GAME 'ou South hold : .KJ6 5 ,HAQ1065.K43 What ufl you do? P ~ Pom eroy 11 4o--Mo\lles Breakout 3 September A ffa r 4 Oo- Mo"Yie Youngary Mon ste r from lhe Deep 13 1 4~Mo111e Love m a Goldfish Bowl 4 2 Jo-News 13 3 4(}- Movre Ok lahoma Terntory 4 The the water Both vulnerable Ph 367 74 14 Cheshtre 120 E. Main St. Fam1ly Rec reation Ra ctne 10 Through 6 Break + 103 Rad 1al Cuts & Toupees 667 3280 Swimming Camping St. Rt. 7 The Gypsy Moth s 4 - FULL SERVICE SHOP ROYAL OAK PARK Phone ~2 3284 11 3o-- Movtes Cntlc s Cho1ce 8 ACROSS I Valid .. AJ6 MAYER & HILL BARBIJt-,SHOP LODWICK'S MARKET Dea r Helen Can homosexuals change 1 Yes ' I would lik e to share with you and your readers my personal experiences hopmg I may somehow put across the follow mg quotatiOn which has proved so true In my life Watch your th1nkmg Your thoughts soon become your actiOns Watch your actiOns As actions soon become habit Be careful of yow- habits Your habits fonn yow- character Watch your character For character tw-ns mto destmy - Anonymous Fortunately, I caught up w1th my cha racter before 11 was too late I was scarcely a teenager when I 'came out mto the gay hfe Afraid and confused, I turned to my people for help the only answer I got was take and betook ' ""'' I won t go mto the many hurts d!sappolntmenls and s1ckenmg perversioos I expenenced I soon foWid out this ad ventw-OlJS life was not for me, but once m I couldn't get straight So I tried SWClde From the hospital, I was placed m a1uvemle renter, where I felt hke an arumaI on display I came out resolved to change the habit that had already taken riVe years of my young hfe But I found myself defeated before--reven started I had been removed from school because of my tendencies Bemg somewhat of a male prostitute before I soon found the men waitmg for me to get back m circulatiOn And I diScovered my worst weakness - the mabillty to say No ' So began the same old cycle of take and be took ' I loathed myself more all the tune I was gettmg to the su1c1dal pomt agam - when I met a g1rl who believed that anyone can change w1th enough mot1vabon and the right kind of help I've found what I was really searchmg for - love We are gomg to be mamed soon and we ll have a home and family I look back now on the lonely boy, lurmg men, and hatmg the llfe he led always seekmg what he thought was unposs1ble I thank God he weathered the storm H1s search 1s ended - L R ~t1'·VJby THOMAS JOSEPH 'J9742 'AK1086 + 97 65 +K4 .. K54 .. Ql082 SOUTH • AJ10972 'Q 5 MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR REXALL DRUGS w.. FIII All Doctors Prescr1pt1ons 992 2955 Pomeroy,O. DEAR HELEN These dames who go mto hy>te n cs because their husba nds had a little fling or two H women would acc-ept the fact thllt smce cave man days males have strayed sampled and usually returned to the little woman at home they wouldn t come unglued over Infidelity An occastonal sexua l adventure ts man s way of not gomg stale It shouldn t upset a wife as 1t's the nature of th e beast FAIRLY FAITHFUL HUSBAND Dear FFH Would you accept an occa.s...mal Sf"X U:J I adventure as the nature of the beatess should your w1fe chose this wa; of not go mg stale U not, then I d suggest )'OU bt:' a Jill!~ more f::11rlv" fa1th ful - H .. 973 WEST De voted to the Gr eat er Ohro Valley SWISHER & LOHSE By HELEN BOTTEI Tht.' Nalure of the Beast? '3 SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL 0~ 1 0 • D1d you know we ve been llVlng on borrowed lime ror forty years regarding the gasoline shortage' You thmk l m klddmg' Believe me I m not Just heed the fiOrds of Dr Edw m E Slosson The worlds ml tank IS runrung dry and we are not yet m sight of a new supply I he Umted States that was the best en dowed has been most extravagant We have wasted the greater part of 9ur ml and have sold to everybody that would buy Now hke the foolish Vlrgms we must ask others for ml Nobody knows how much petroleum 1s left m the ground m vanous parts of the world but 111s evident that It 1s not enough to go a round (Our present consumptiOn rate) would put the date of the pracllcal exhausllon of Amencan 011 fields at 1934 But the rate of consumption ts mcreasmg Thus spake Dr Slosson - In the year 1922 and m a book called 'Sc1ence Remaking the World It was dredged up by my brother~n~aw B11l Bahr who hves m Gallipolis and teaches a t Kyger Creek Dr Slosson was strange ly on target With the argumen!B he presented about what he called gasolene and 1ts role as a \\Orld power despite h1s regrettable 1no laudable) mi>Smg the cns1s mark by almost four decades He saw the emergen£e of the mterna) combustiOn engme over the steam engme and lhe railroads , and wrote a n on tile money account of the declme of steam and the emergence of trucks buses planes and even submannes - along with the ub1qwtous motorcar He even forecast the revolution m farmmg wh1ch gasolene would brmg and the social upheaval that would ev olve from Amen cans movmg off the farms Dr Slosson also realized the enormous power of 'petroleum pohbcs" and noted that petroleum IS an unprecedented wealtn producer and can be readily monopolized b) mdlVlduals or governments We do not seem to care how much wealth 1s wasted but we care dreadfully 11 somebody gets more than we Hats off Doc You were mdeed a prophet w1th honor back there m 1922 even 1f you were awed by the fact that the new car mdu~y the year before m 1921, had sold a total of a1most a billion a nd a haH dollars worth of new autos , I wonder what bed lh1nk of the fact tha t General Motors JUSt ooe company now makes that much m profits But notfor long unless we fmd more, a lot more gasoline ' + AQJ82 Support the Church of Your Cho1ce Ph . 992-3354 104 W . Marn Pomeroy 0 Number Jacobys call it 'Bracket' play (General Merchand rse) Pomeroy Num ber WIN AT BRIDGE HAYMAN'S THE DAILY SENTINEL Devoted BY PAUL CRABTREE lh If, l•·u Bulh I lnvl stble Bay 13 Ph 992 3863 Pomeroy Mov re 1 l~News 3 4 Mldntght Spec al 15 I 1s-Mov1e 6 News 13 THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Nal1onw1de Insura n ce Co of Co lumbus 0 307 Sprrng Ave Pomeroy Zoom 33 College Gould Plays Beethoven 33 I OD-ABC News 6 13 News 8 10 MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Gnff 6 13 Lawrence ) OQ-Carol Burnett 8 10 Hee Haw 6 lawrence Welk 13 Glenn . MONTGOMERY WARD 3 a Closeup 6 13 Folkllfe 33 1 30-MASH 8 10 War & Peace 33 ' oo-Mary Tyler Moore 8 10 Griff 6 13 Movte One 3 4 1S > Jo- Bob Newhart 8 to W1th the hope If wtll 1n some measure foster and help sustain that which 1s good tn famtly and commun1ty hie th1s feature IS sponsored by the busmess f1rms and organ1zatmns whose names appear below SEARS 10 6 3D-Beverly Hlllbtlltes8 NBC Newsl ts Fllm 33 Lawrence Welk 4 7 Social Notes , _.. Fun for 20 P•nk Panther 3 4 1S • 11 oo-Sesame St 20 Brady Ktd s 6 13 Speed Buggy 8 10 Star Trek 3 4 1S Society News a 9 10 10 Cupy gil Helen Help Us. • • 6 30 - TV Classroom 8 Kentucky A fte ld 13 Fa1fh for Toda y 10 7 Point Rock ~ H:>giln s Heroes 13 7 00 Truth or Consequences 3 6 Bea t th e Clock <1 News 10 a t s My L n e' 8 W1ld K mgdom 13 1 Spy 15 E tectr c Co 20 Course of Our T tm~ 33 7 30--Porter Waqoner 3 To Tell the Truth 6 Lon cenlrat on Wall Slreet Week 20 New Tr easure H unt 10 B~.:al th e Clod 13 How Do Your Ch rldren Grow J3 Co ll ege Boskelb<Jit .. 8 00 - San l ord an d Son 3 15 Brady Bunc h 13 6 Wu sh nglon Revtew 20 Rol l Out 1 6 W Va Law 33 Fes lt va l ot Fam tly Oassr cs 10 8 30 - Odd Couple 13 NHL Hockey J 4 15 Ozz re s G 1rls 6 Or Seuss Cartoon 8 10 Earl Scruggs H1 s Fam ly & Frtends 20 9 00 - Room 222 13 Masterp•e ce Theater 33 Mov te The Gypsy Moth s Cour l sht p of Eddr e s Father 10 9 30 Love A m err can Sy le 6 13 10 00 - N ews 20 Wash nglon Week m RevteW 33 10 30 - Wa ll Street Week 33 11 00 - N ewsJ 4 6 8 10 13 15 JanakJ3J 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 In Concert 6 Mov1es Murder In Rue Morgue 8 Hunter o f th e Un known 10 Dev Is of Darkless 13 1 00 - Mrdmght Spec ta! 3 1 15 - Mov1 e Strangl er of th e Swamp 10 2 30 - Focu s on Colu m bus 4 News 13 3 00 - N ews 4 a It's God's Plan """~~~ ARCI~~a~dc~ul~~~~~ 6 00 News 3 .s 6 8 10, 15 ABC News 13 Sesame StrePt 20 Acilenan Cou n selrng Te chn1ques 33 6 30 NBC News 3 .s 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 Ill w• S.CJC'Ih.C & THINGS ' FRIDAY JAN 4 1974 ' the Sermonette Tuppers Plains do Television Log l) I I UNION RAPTIST ~ cv LN I Cox p )'-.!or Sunday \ I o l ~upJ Joe Sa yr e \ unday scnoot ~ 4~ a m \ u 1day eve r Q wor sh p 7 .,JO Wcdn<' sday pray rr and Atll le "iudv I 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRI STIAN C HURCH E uqent Underwood pastor Howard Ca ldwell Jr Sunday Sc oo s r • '=. <Jnd 'Y Se t oo l Q 30 am Morn ng Ser mon 10 JO a n Sunday evcnmy s.ervt ct 7 p m LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN Rev Freeland Norrt s pe~s!or Floyd N'orr ~ s.up t Sund ay schoo l 9 JO am mor n•ng sermon 10 30 am Prayer se r v ce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHE SHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PR:OPHE CY G P Sm fh pastor Sunday School 10 am Arthur H enson Supt Morn ng Worsh p 11 a'4fl Young Peoples serv ce 7 p m Evenmg serv ce 7 30 p m Wedne sday M d Week Pr ayer Serv ce 7 30 p m Youth m eet ng 6 30 p m Even ng worsh p 7 JO p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Gra t e pasto r Wor sh~ p serv ce 11 am and 7 30 p rn Sunday Sunday Sc t10ol 9 JO am R1chard Barton sup ! Prayer meet ng Wed nesdav 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Cl fford Sm th m n1ster Sunday School 9 30 a m morn ng church 10 JO a m Su nday even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday serv ce B • 7- The Dail) ~nhnel, Mijldleport Pomerov 0 Jan 4 !974 ... •" ! A - d el1~ hted Pas.~ You should br with this contract 10DAV SQUESTION Instead of b1ddmg four hearts your partner has Jumped to four • spades over your two spadt>" • What do yo u do now' • •• 0 �I '· 8- The Datly Sent tnt' I. Mtdnlr port-Pmnt•r Racine~ Ca n cellal •on Classifieds Get Results! • REGULATIONS The Pub l rs ller, re serves th e nght to €'d 11 or rl' teC! any ads d eeme d obtect•onal The For Want Ad Se rv1ce 5 ce nts pe r Word one msertron Mm tmum C hargeS I 00 14 c ent s p er wo rct three 15 P er Ce nt Ot sc ount on pa•d ads a.nd ads Piltd wdh•n 10 days & OBITUARY $2 00 f or 50 word m 1n 11num Each addit iOna l word P IANO and ORGAN less ons by graduate Of Crn c 1nn a t ' Con se rvatory of Musr c Ge rald Hoffner Pllone 99'1 3825 1 J 12tc A SS ISTAN T MANAGE R A person who c an qu1ckly develop mto the assrstant manager of our oHrce Must be at least h rg h schoo l graduate and have a car Phone Mr Busk 1rk at 992 SHOOTING Match Horn er Hr l l 1 111 Cap1ta1 F rnancral G un Cl ub Sunday Jan 6, 12 Se rvrces , an equil l op noon Factory choked guns portunrty employer on l y 1 3 ] tc 1 d 2tc --------------- 3c Adver t,s eme n t per OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m 8 30 am Sca turd ay to 5 00 p m Da tl y to 12 00 Noon In Memol"' IN LOVI N G mernory of our husband , fath er and g ran d fa ther Thomas Ratl•ff w)lo departed h•s l •fe on Jari 4, 196.t We m •SS you now Help Wanted Notice CARD OF THANKS 1 W I LL be tak1ng sew•ng orders aga 1n rn January Belly Frederr c k Phone 985 3860 12 30 6tp As t•m e goes by We m• ss you more Your lovm g smil e Your gentle fa ce No one can fill MtSSE'd c hildren WANTED IN POMEROY PHONE 992-2156 by W1l e I 4 lt p IN ME M ORY of Wateman Wh1te who pass ed away Jan 5, 19 73 Your me mory 1S my keepsake I hO ld w 1thm my heart Some day we II meet aga1n and never more to part W1fe E sra I 4 ltp ~ PAPER CARRIER UNDER NEW COURT STREET CAB ~~ ------ ------ Pets For Sale 2 COON dogs one blue l 1ck and g reyhound crossed, other, red b.one sh epherd Se ll as pa rr , guara nteed Phone 992 6258 1 4 4tp Wolfpen News, Notes Operating 24 hrs. a day tn Pomeroy and Middleport. Same Phone pNo. 992-7116 . overmghto~Mr . KOSCOT KOSMET ICS & WIGS We have the producl on hand and we del1ver to you per sona lly Helen Jane Brown , 992 5113 12,30tfc DEPENDABLE person for hou sekee per for el derly couple Good wages and trme off Reference r eq uired Phon e 992 5293 12 28 He lnlvranc•, n il Stephen c. Snowden SSJ Russell St. (Gravel Hrlll MrddlepDrt, OhrD Phone 992 71 SS For PIIIDn to ,.,ton ll. . lth ==,.. MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER WANTED S I Al ( rAR II!.' IIlJ AL ' .. . I C[ • APPLY THE SHOO TING MATCH , Corn Hollow Gun Club. turn frrst rrght after Miles Cemetery Rutland Factory choked guns only Sunday . January 6. 1 p m 1 3 Jtc SHOO TING Matcll. Forked Run Spo rt sman Club noon Sun day F actory . choked g uns only 1 3 Jtc 8 TRACK tapes, country & western ro ck & gospel on~y $2 each Tape cases, $2 95 and !.6 95 Th rs offer good on ly unt1l J anuary 6, 1974 Pom eroy Recovery 622 E Marn St r ee l Phone 992 7554 12 26 arc DAILY SENTJN EL POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 992~156 Wanted To Buy CA SH pard for all makes ilnd mode l s of mobrle homes Phone area co de 614 423 9531 ~ 13 tfc --------- ------ 1 COPPER 60c, radrators brass 30c, batterres, $1 00 M A HaiL Reedsv rll e, Oh ro Phone 37 8 6249 12 20 lie NO JOe . INCOMETax -;erVIC"e9am to 5 p m Oarly, except Sunday evenrngs by apporntment only Co Rd 22 off Rt. 7 bypass Phon e Wanda Eblrn , 992 2272 I 2 30 1c - - - ---------- - - GUN SHOO T , Saturday. Jan 5, 6 p m , Mile Hil l Road , Factory choked guns on l y Assorted meats Spon so red by Racme F1re Dept 1 2 li e --- - - - --- - - - - -- SHOOTING Ma t ch, Rac rne Gun Club, Sunday, Jan 6, I p m Assorted meats. factory choked guns only 1 2 Jtc lielp Wanted WANTED exper1enced truck dr rvers for our equ1pment Brokers W1th Tandem Tr'actors and 40 ft F lat trailers Also, Tandem tractors wrth wet lr nes to pu ll our Dump tdJi ler s Al l for long haul Contact c L Wyalt, New Haven . W Va 1 1304) 882 2138 1 2 6tc ------- -- ~---- EARN ' $15,000 per year and more dnving Tractor Traders No experrence necessary For 'l'lformatron wrrte, The Darty Sentrnei '&Box 729R, P l ease rnclude 001ne, add r ess, and phone number 1 2 7tc WA I TRESS full or parttrme Hours 4 to 12 30 p m No experrence necessary Apply 1n person , Blue Tartarn 12 28 7tc - ------ ------ - SPARE trme Natrona! ty pewrrter distrrbutor seeks person to reparr guaranteed ty pewrrters l or area dealers Company trams For details , wrlle Typewriters , Glen Shaw, Pa 12 26 8tp -------------- SOMEO N E to lrv e rn rf poss rble ,' l 1ght housework, take care of 2 small children, age 4 and age 8 S days a week Call 992 2881 or inqu1re at 1674 L rncoln HgtS , evenrngs 12 30 6tc McElroy. Mr. and · Mrs. Rtchard Warner, Mr . and Mrs . James Proffitt and family, Mrs. Faye DWllavy of Columbus were Christmas Day guests of Mr. and George Warner and Gordan. OLD furniture , oak tables clocks , rce boxes, brass beds , d rshes or comp l ete households Wr1te M D Mrller, Rt 4, Pomeroy , Ohro, cal l 992 6271 5 13 tfc For Rent by PHIL PASTORET A January thaw ts what happens to the freezer every trme our publtc electnc company blows a fuse. and Mrs. John Leary and famtly at Pt Pleasant and Miss Evewyn YoWJg and ramtly at Galhpohs. Mtss Leshe Taylor of PI Pleasant spent .several days A bndge club "' wha1 we'd With her grandpare~ts. Mr. hkP to use on tlw partner \H' and Mrs Fra~k Cleland h'lfl Ja, t night UPHOL STERY Fabncs by the y~d 54 rnches w1de as low as $1 er yard, velvets as low as S 5, Impor ted velvets , $9 95 We also have nylon, Hercu lo n. cotton prrnts vrnyls and remnants by the yard or by the prece Pomeroy Recovery, 622 East Marn Street. Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 12 23 26tc --------- ---- -- SALT FOR ICE AND S.NOW , Rock sal) for townShip S, towns, and busrnesses in bulks and bags for 1ce and snow Excetsror Salt Works Phone 992 3891 1111tfc E LECTROLU X Sweeper deluxe model Complete wrth ~II clean1ng attachm ent s and uses paper bags Slrghtly used but cleans and looks lrke new Wrll se ll for $37 25 cash or terms availab l e Pt~one 992 2984 ' 125tfc & western , rock & gospel, only S2 each Tape cases , $2 95 & S6 95 Thrs offer good only until January 6, 1974 Porn eroy Recovery, 622 E Ma 1n St r ee t Phone 992 7554 _._12 26 Btc ___________ __ It's Snow Tirr Time! CO-OP COUNTRY SQUIRE 120 PositiVe Stop and Go In Mud & Snow ALL SIZES IN STOCK 2 FURNISHED apartments tor rent on main hrghway m Mason, w Va Reyno l ds F lower Shop or cal l 773 -5147 1-3 6tp Let U s Install Now! SUPER SEI!"'rE STA. 9. _ Jack W C·:oy, Mgr. llliit Phone 992 9932 ------- - - ------ SEW I NG machrnes, brand new zrg zag rn nice walnut tab le In orrgma l cartons. Never used Clearance on ' 73 models Only a feyv availab l e , S63 -40cash or terms avarlab l e Phone 992 2984 1123tfc ------- - - ------ apartment, Mrddleport Phone 992 3874 12281fc --------------SMALL 2 bedroom trarler, rdeal for couple Ca l l 992 7-t79 12-2 tfc ---- ----------HOUSE 1n Chester area, 8 miles from Pomeroy, as rs for $100 a month Owner Will wor~ out deal with handyman Cal l 985 3816 1 2 3tp Your Favonte Countq Mustc Stars V1s1t On THE RALPH EMERY SHOW 4:30 TO 5:30 Monday thru Fnday On WMPO-FM STEREO. 92.1 5 MONTH old bull. 3 quarter Charolars. quarter brown Sw rss , both parents reg !350 Phone 742 41 71 1 4 3tc --- ---------- - COA L FOR SALE, JAY MAR COAL COM PANY , THE MEIGS & GALLIA LINE , STATE ROUTE 7 AT CHES HIRE , OPEN 7 AM TILL 6 30 PM 5 DAYS A WEEK PHONE 992 5693 12 31 4tc --- - ---------- 197J Z I G ZAG SEWING MACHINES lett rn layaway All burtt rn to buttonhole, do stretch sewrng and fancy strtchrng Pay lUSt $48 75 cash or l erms available. Trade rns accepted . Phone 992 2984 12 30 rtc --- ----------- ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaners complete wrfh at tachments, cordwrnder and pamt spray Used but rn lrke n ew co ndrtron Pay $34 45 cash or budget plan a var ia ble Ph one 992 2984 12JOttc ------------WE HAVE all your upholstery needs , Bur l ap , denrm , cambr rc, foam glue , zrppers, filckrng stnp, spnngs and clips, chrpboard, button twine , sewing thread, legs, upholstery books , dacron. webbrng, sprrng twrne . tacks. welt cord, cotton, sw 1vel bases and foam, foam, foam Pomeroy Recovery. 622 East Marn Street. Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 12 23 26tc 12 lB tf<, PAINT DAMAGE, 1973 ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINES Still rn origrnal cartons No attachments needed as our controls are burtt in Sews wrth I or 2 needles, makes buttonholes. sew on buttons, monograms, and blind hem strlch Ful l cash pnce S38 50 or budget p lan available Phone 992 -2984 12 18 tfc --------~ -- ~--- SINGER Automatrc Zrg Zag Sewmg Mach ines, in sewmg table Makes buttonholes, sews on buttons, blind hems, etc. Top notch conditron. Pay $5 1 or terms a variable Phone 992 2984r 12 18 ttc ----------- - - -- GROCERY busmess for sale Buildtng for sale or lease Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m . to 10 p m for appomtment 3 20 tfc --------------SINGER sew 1ng machines 1972 mode l rn beaut1ful walnut cabrnet Makes desrgn stlt ches zrg zag, buttonholes. blrnd hems, etc Lrke .new Only $89 95 Call Ravenswood 273 9521 or 273 9893 after 5 oo 12 7 tfc ------------ --Real Estate For Sale ------------- WOOD COAL coo ft. stove, U s Surplus Never been used, delrvered $250 00 Phone 696 1161 1-3-4tc --------------1973 KAWASAKI 175 Enduro, 1957 Mobile Home , BxA8, 1969' Mercury Comet Phone 949 2788 t ape combrnat ron, 4 way speaker sound system Balance Sll4 53. or , terms avarlable Call 992 3965 . 1-3-tfc POMEROY- 2 bedroom horne w1fh hardwood floors. Compact K1lchen, balh, gas F.A. lur nac:e and basement -Only $6,500 NEW HOME - 3 bedrooms. 11/ z baths, all electr ic, dming, 2 family rooms, double garage and abot.Jt r acre . SYRACUSE - 4 14 Riverside Dr. Athens, Ohio FURNITURE PHONE 843-2341 Stop In and See Our l=lnnr Disolay. A LOVELY new Home 1h m rle from Mergs Hrgh School. Three bedrooms , two baths, full basement wrth two car garage Large lot $27,500 Also, recently remodeled three bedroom Older home In Pomeroy Price of $15,000 rncludes turnrture Owner w111 help finance either of these two propertres Ca ll 593 5667 Athens 12 2 JOtc ROOM house, e>::tra nrce locatron on new bypass , Rt 7 15 mrnute drive to Gavm Plant , 10 mrnule dr1ve to Pomeroy Extra large lot Can be vacant at once Can see rt by appomtment, Call any frme after 3 p m , 247 2163 1 -4 4tc TWO STORY brrck apartment building , two apartments, South Th1rd St , Midd leport Shown ·by appomtment Rodney Downing, Rea l Estate Broker Phone 992 3731 Consignments accepted 10 a.m . to 6 p.m. datly, or will pay cash for your household items. I POMEROY, START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT - BUY A HOME. "tO HEATING PROBLEM HERE THESE ARE ALL ELECTRIC. NEW wrth 1 acre 3 bedrooms (large closets). Colored bath w. shower Krtchen has lots of cabinets and large dinmg Ut11ity roqm Garage. Your chorce color of carpeting CUSTOM BUILT $18.900 oo 3 years acre 3 bedrooms W Closets. N1ce kitchen with Range, large d rntng area Modern bath Large Livrng Carport with storage and Utility room . Old. 112 JUST $16,000 00 <I yr old I acre. 3 B.R Balh Nice krtchen and dining room Hardwood floors Garage and Breezeway. Porches. Some woods. $19,000 00 2 Yrs old 112 acre Lovely k itchen and dinrng Range Utility room J nice B.R.s Colored bath Hardwood floors , some carpeting Drapes Close in $21,000.00. J Yrs. ~ld ·~.- acre J B R s Colored bath W. shO\W~"'" Beautiful kitchen, lots ot ca brnet s Range & Ref Util1ty Drnrng R Basement. $21,000.00 IF NONE OF THESE ARE SUITABLE WE HAVE OTHERS. !All prices) HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992-2259 II no answer 992;2568 Olds v.a, auto 2 5232 --------------- 63 Mercury 2 Dr. H.r._s125 69Dr Olds Cutlass s395 DOZER work, land clearing by the acre hourly or contract, farm ponds. roads, etc Large dozer and operator with over 20 years experrence . Pullrns Excavatmg, Pomeroy, Ohro. Phone 992 -2478 12 -19tfc 4 --------------O'DELL Alrnement work can be - 12-30 26tp CONCRETE -READY -------------MIX --- . All new 1973 models offered at below our cost. SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED , REPAIRED MILLER SAN .. TATION, STEWART, OHIO PH "2· 3035 10-Hfc ------------SEPTIC TANKS ch~i!IOed All new 1974 model full sized cars offered at sacrifice prices. ------------ELNA and White Sewing All Demonstrators offered at unreslstable prices. Modern Sanitarian. 992 39s.t or 992 -7349. 10-23 tfc Machrnes Service on all makes Reasonable rates. The Sewrng Cente r , Middleport. Ohio 11 16 tfc All Used Cars priced for quick sale. CONSTRUCTION, You can find what you want at the Roofrng , spoutmg, krtchens and bathrooms Complete remodeling Phone 742 6273 price you want to pay at 12·3·11C -DOZER ------------and back hoe work, --------------N E IGLERS for bulldrng houses 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof, $1995 71 Dodge Sale Price -------------SEWING ; MACHINES Repair servrce, at' makes, 992-2284 The Fab11C Shop, Pomeroy Authorrzed Smger Sales and Service We Sharpen Scrssors 3-29-tfc --------------- and out Call 26tc '" Big Capacity Maylag .. Halo of Heat "' ' Rutland ! l fertng of $30 was recetved. The uMW Christmas party was held ;n the church basement on Tuesday evening with an attendance of 29 men, women and children. The potluck supper was served at 7:30 with Rev. Meece asking the blessing. Gifts from under a ligh~ Christmas tree were exchanged and new names. drawn for 1974. blristmas Carols were sung with Helen Woode at the piano. She also played "Sial' of the East." Mrs. Wilbur Parker and her brother, Samuel Michael, went • to HW1 ling ton last Saturday to attend the funeral of their aWJt, Mrs. Mabel Michael Raddant. Eddie Parker of Columbus spent a few days at Christmas time here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Parker and his sister, Martha Poole and Will. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Woode attended the wedding of her nephew, John Gregory Hayes and Cynthia' Ann Farrar, on Friday evening, Dec. 21 , in the Chester U.M . Church. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Henderson, Mr . and Mrs . David Williams and Aaron, and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Follrod, Stevie and Kathy, attended the annual Christmas family gettogether at the home of their mother and grandmother, Edtth Harper, at Tuppers -- Cal . 2 dr . auto., P S., P B., air Just as c lean as a new one A Lot Cheaper S1595 ONLY $1995 69 Ford 70 Buick ... , Dart Demon, 6 cyl., s!d. trans., local one owner. A big gas saver. Priced To Sell Skylark 2 dr . H. T., auto .• P.S., P. B., local one owner Sale Price $}795 S1895 air·· -11095 h Ton, long bed , red, 6 cyl , std. trans. 1 Great Pnce $1495 •• 69 Mereu I} Mont ego 4 Door, V-8, auto •• •• • 1995 WE WANT YOU BACK CAUSE THE JOB WAS DONE RIGHT 69 Nova Cpe., 6 cyl., std. trans............11395 69 69 NOT BECAUSE THE JOB WAS DONE WRONG Olds 88 H.T. Cpe., power, air ..... -.•. • -'995 Chev. 69 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe~ V-7 auto ••.••• • • '1295 Chev. See Ceward Calvert, Ron Hester or Bill Nelson Imp. H.T. Cpe., V-8 auto. • • • · • •• • '1295 lfz t. Pickup, V-8, speed········ ·'1295 REMEMBER We Service What We Sell SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 992-2174 OUR WORD IS OUR BOND Open Evenings ®s 'Til 7 p.m. It- Sat. 'til 5 p.m. SeNice 'Til 12 On Saturday 500 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio 68" Olds 98 H.T. Sed., V-roof, air. ...........'995 67 Ford Fai~ane Wagon ..................... '495 66 Buick 4 Door, V-8, auto. .. ............. '295 65 Dodge 2 . 61 Chev. Door, V-8 Auto •••••• - .. · .... · .. · 195 4 Door, V-8 Auto...... .. . .. .......1145 , Karr & Van--zandt "You'll L1ke Our Quality Way o! Doing Business" 992·5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Untii6:0o-Til5p.m . Sat. 2 SIGNS. OF QUALITY Ponteroy Motor Co. S229S Middleport, Ohio SWJday School attendance on Dec. 23 was 55, and the offering $25.92. A special offering of $36 was received. A lrl!at was given to the entire SIII,Jday School and gifts to the superintendent and all the teachers, the SWJday School secrelary and to Rev. and Mrs. Meece. Worship services were ' held at II a. m. with the Rev. Meece spealqng from Luke 2:7• 13. Attendance was 37 and offering $37.25, pledges $60.00. ·The annual church Christmas program was held Sunday evening, Dec. 23, with an at· tendance of 90. Agood program was presen~ by lhe yo'!"g people under the leadership of Linda Henderson and Dorothy Calaway with Uoyd and Doris Dillinger, Florence Spencer, Sandra Massar and Lloyd Brooks · and David Williams a&'Jisting. The program con· sis~ of recitations by the little folks a play by the in' . tennediates and jWJtors, a solo, "Silver Bells" by Diana Massar, Christmas Carols and Jingle Bells. Florence Spencer was pianist. San Ia arrived and greeted >the children and passed our gifts A loose treat was pal!Sed out to the entire audience. A White Gift • Of- RUTLAND FURNITURE . "· 69 Olds 442 HT Cpe., P .S., 4 sp., • • • •• • • • '1095 1971 DODGE COlWN ~T' Sl49S - 1968 CHEVROLET BEL AIR cancelled., L.ost your operator ' s license Call 992 7428 6-15 tfc: Arnold Grate 69 Olds 98 HT Cpe., power, v-roof, air···· .11195 4 Door, 1 owner. sma ll V s~'ngine. automatic t;ans. good 1st lrne tires, clean mtenor. dark blue flmsh Dodge popu lar model. Alfred Social Notes 71 Pontiac. Polaro 2 dr. H T, auto .• P.S., P. B., radio .' Real nice car. Clara Follrod, attended ser· vtces at the Whtte FWleral Home for the latter's aWJt, Mrs. Phoebe H!Ullilon, Ltttle Hocking, on Wednesday, Dec. 26, al 2 p. m. Sunday School attendance on Dec. 30 was 48, the offermg $22.45. Worslup servtees were held at 11 a.lh. with Rev. Meece speaking from Lsatah 53: 1·7, "Chrtsttans are Overcomers". Attendance at thts servtce was 26, offermg $18 70 and pledges $25. Chnstmas evemng guests at th~ home of Clara Follrod and Nina Robmson were all their children, Mr. and Mrs. carleton Follrod and Charles. of Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Follrodand Sue Ann of Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Clair Follrod, Steve and Kathy, local; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swartz and family of Martella, 0., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robmson and family of Belpre, 0. On Christmas Day, Clara Follrod VlSi~ her son, Mr. and Mrs . Bill Follrod and Sue Ann in Athens and Nina Robinson spent Christmas wtth her son-ID-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swartz and family tn Marietta. She Pamela in Hillsboro, 0 ., and also visited wtth her son, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode and Robert Robinson and family at Conni tn Ctrcleville last Thursthe Robert Boggs home in day . Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz Coolville, 0 Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Honacher have been ill and mnfmed to and family of Columbus called thetr home for the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. at the Honacher.Qlppel home Woode called at the Clifford on Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. William Carr Hayes home in Middleport last and daughters, Vicki and Friday and on Sunday at the Pennt, visited her sister, Mr. George Guthrie home. Mr and Mrs. Paul Perry and and Mrs. Henry Penn and Rates of Taxation for 1973 In pursuance of law. I, Howard E. Frank. Treasurer of Meigs County, Ohio do hereby give notice that the number of Mil!s lev1ed on each dollar of property s hown on the General Tax Duplicate of Renl Estate, Public UtJhty and, Personal Property within said County for the year 1978 is as follo\\s: TOWNSHIPS SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND CORPORATIONS BEDFORD Meigs LocalS D.... 4 30 Eastern Local S.D.. 4.30 CHESTER Easrern Local S.D .. 4.30 Meigs Local S D.... 4 30 COLUMBIA Alexand~r Local S D 4.30 Sll95 POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES8;00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO -~--------'••< Plains on Dec. 16. Guests at the Wilham Carr home for Christmas eve supper were Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode and Conni of Circleville, Mr. and Mrs. Robert White of Keno, Mary Carr and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Woode, local. Mrs. Iris carr and,daughters spent Christmas wtth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wlute wtth their annual famtly get-together. Ilfr. and Mrs. Clair Woode and Conni, Circl~ville were supper guests of hts parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Woode for their annual Christmas Day observance on Tuesday, Dec 25. Mr . and Mrs. Ernest Vineyard of Michigan and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Atherton and family of Long Bottom spent Christmas with their parnts, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atherton. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Follrod and family, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. • D: Woode, Nina Robinson and LEGAL M.EIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS THE TAX BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE DECEMBER~OR FIRST HALF COLLECTION OF THE 1973 REAL ESTATE TAXES. ALSO FOR DELINQUENT TAX. CLOSING DATE WILL BE JANUARY 20, 1974. HOWARD E. FRANK MEIGS C UNTY TREASURER Larry's of Pomeroy "UNDER SELL" Drive a Little & Save a Lot! 14' X 70'-12' X 50' 12' X 65' -14' X 64' We Feature Some of the Finest: · •CROYDON •PARKWOOD • FLEETWOOD .. • KIRKWOOD •CAMERON LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr Ph; 992-7777 Pomeroy, Ohio Next Door to the "Jones famtly of near Little Hocktng, 0., and Mr . and Mrs. Lowell Guthrie and family, local, spent Christmas Day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Guthrie. In turn, the parents called at each home during the weekend. Garner Grtffin spent Christmas wtth his son-m-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles O' Brten and son, Kevm, in Colwnbus. ,, 4 Door , V-8 engrne, automatic trans ., power steenng . ractory air, rad1o. good t1res . clean rntenor. blue fm1 sh --------------AUTOMOBILE Insurance been MAYTAG Priced Only 11495 Keith Goble Ford, Inc. --------------- •. NOW IS THE TIME TO SELL IF YOU WANT TO GO SOMEWHERE YOU MUST THIN~ BIG TRY US. 70 Ford Wagon, air • • • .. • • .. • • · • • • • • • •• • • • • Local 1 owner new car trade, 350 V 8 engine, automa lt c, power steenng & b"rakes, factory a1r, radro, spotless clean blue interior w1fh silver grey frnish, v inyl roof . A nrce ane and krtchen cabmets. Call Guy Neigler, Racine, Ohro 949 -3604 ~· 12 20 26tc ..-.. NEED A new cellrng or room pane led, or mterror panting? Call Richard Wut, 992 2889. 12 18 26rc $2195 71 Dodge LTD 4 dr H. T .• whtle. black v1nyl lop. factory a1r, P.S, P B, AM & FM radio Real nice car. 70 Camaro H.T. Coupe, V-8 auto., P.S. · .. · 11995 1970 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO ponds and septrc tanks, dit ching service , top soi l, fill dirt, l rmestone, B&K EX · cavating Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 9-1-tfc $4195 Sed .• 6 cyl.. local one car Right ~ JANUARY CLEARANCE MAJOR SALE Co. ' Cornett 4 Dr auto.. P.S., owner. Sharp Priced 0 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air ...........'2095 68 Olds Cut. H.t. Sed., V-8, auto., P.S.·····'995 your Free 328 ... Dryers Surround clothes With gentle. even heat No hot spots, no overdrylno . Fine Mesh Lint Filter We Specl•llze In H.T. Sedan, full power, air ••.••'1595 68 Chevelle Coupe, V-8 motor, auto. •• • • •• ·'995 Chesler. 0. Located on St. Rt. 7 at the shop , 992 -3802 or 9-49 4254 ACRE - o! vacanl Sedan, HOOf, air········ 11995 1971 Ford 70 Olds 98 Lux. 5ed., full pow., air, v-roof '2295 68 RIGGS 985-4100 USED CARS -------------G & E Appltance Reparr Phone ------ --------- 88 HT HT See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel done by appointment only at presen t trme. due to rllness rn family Phone for ap porntment 742 3232 11 25-tfc W ILL trrm or cut trees. shrubbery Also, clean basements, attics, etc. 949 -322 1 or 742 4441 1-2 ONLY H T Runs good 2-11 tfc PRICE Ford LTD 1 2 Or H . T ., fac a1r, vrnyl top Service ' 71 69 Chev. lmpala---''895 67 Chev. Impala _ _s395 Dr. 65 T-Bird ____s295 bedrooms 742-4211 70 Olds Delta 88 ------=s1295 69 Plymouth Fury 111____:_s795 2 Dr H T and backhoe work , septic - tanks insta ll ed, dump trucks and 10 boys for h rre , will haul fill -drrt, top sorl. limestone and grave l , Call Bob or Roger Jeffers , day phone 992 7089, nrghl phone 992 3525 or 992 · Red Carpet M1ddleporf Pomeroy Olds 98 Lux. Sed., V-roof, air ••• · • • • • • • '3895 66 Mercury Matador _s495 -SEPTIC -------------TANKS, AROBIC REALTY 71Dr , Ford Galaxietop 500---l1195 12 71 H. T , P S, P B, v1nyl 1972 Ford 73 Olds Toronado, V-roof, power, air······ 15200 Buick Elec. 225 H.T. Sed., air·· •• •••• • 13495 Run s the best REASONABLE rates, Ph. 446 4782, Gallipolis. John Russell Owner and Operator 5 12 tfc MAIN ·~~~ Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air······· '5500 72 66 ·Plymouth 4 Dr. WAGON '495 1-2·61C 30 -tfc -- -------------------------SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 608 E. 12 4 Or wagon, 3 seater, wrack. 4 Dr , 318 -EXCAVATING, -------------dozer, loader delivered rrght to protect Fast and easy estimates Phone 992 Goeglein Ready Mrx Middleport, Ohio 6 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air······· ·'5500 .. '1972 Dodge T B1rd, blue & while lop . ihis car IS loaded, low mileage. G.P .• Burg, P. S., P.B., factory air. one owner. Priced To Sell 4 Or , Fac a1r, P S , P 8 C BRADFORD,Auctroneer Complete Servrce Phone 949 3821 Racine, Ohio Crrtt Br!dford • 5-1-tfc - - --------- --- H T , factory arr, P S, P B , vrny l top 12 • 1973 Pontiac 73 CadiHac Sed. DeVille, power, air -· ·- · · · '6500 73 Olds 98 'tux. Sed., power, roof, air .. ·-·'4895 USED CARS ' 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air ....... '6500 70 Ford LTD-----'s1295 2 and Rl 7. SALE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT"7 PM I O~ICE SUPPLIES land In Salisbury Township on 1 4 Dr Pomeroy Automatics 2 speed operation Choice of water temps . Auto. water level control. Lint Filter or Power Fm "gltator ., \ Parma-Press M.ayt•g OVER B1tl Wade- AuCtiOneer Bubble top , 4 dr wagon wtth rack POMEROY HOME & AUTO nrce bath, large modern kitchen, 2 famrly rooms and garage Nrce porches on 124 POMEROY - Large bnck , J bedrooms, bath, gas F . A furnace , Centr'al a1r, modern kitchen, large dining. 2 porches and 2 car garage B&G AUCTION .69Dr HMercury Marquis -~95 T Loaded 68 Buick Skylark ss95 ·69 Dodge Monaco __s895 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy DE SIRABLE two bedroom house in Mrddleport , ready to occupy Call 992 5310 12 30 26tc H T .• V 8. P S.. P B , factory a1r, v1nyl top 4 Dr the 1 Residence and Mobile Homes POMEROY, OHIO ON 73 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, rad. tires, air •••• }6500 4 Ph ?92-217 4 ! Real Estate For Sale 7 • SMI ni"'NEi'SON MOTORS. INC. < For Sale I 3 4tc: ---------------1963---PICKWP ---------truck for s·ale 1 3 3tc --------------- Mason, W. Va 1161 -------------AM FM Rad ro, stereo, 8 track 1969 BUICK La Sabre, 4 door hardtop , good condrtron, askrng £800 17 ~18 miles per gallon Phone 9p 4179 12 28 7tp MATERIALS CO. 7·J-5554 FIRE WOOD, 1; 2 cord, hard wood Cut 2 or 3 feet Delrvered 525 00 Phone 696 . 1-3 3tp Auto Sales HOGG &ZUSPAN USED, CARS Rad1a REPAIR 1- VACUUM Cleaners new 1973 Model Comp lete with all cleanmg tools Small pa rnt damage rn shrpping Will take S27 cash or budget plan ava rlab le Phone 992 2984 OFFICE rooms for rent on 2nd floor of Coats bur ldmg over ---------~- - --Dutton's Drug Store Cal l 992 - EXCELSIOR Salt Works, E 3641. or 992 5141 Marn Sl , Pomeroy All kinds 1 4 12tc of salf water pellets, water -- -----------nuggets, block salt and own 2 BEDROOM home, bath, Ohro Rrver Salt Phone 992 basement, and garage Phone 3891 992 2072 6-5 tfc 1 4 3tp - -------- ~- --AM -FM stereo radro 8 tr ack 2 BEDROOM furniShed apt No tape com bination , 4 speaker pets, $75 per month , plus sound system Balance utrlllrc!> f!: ....... .,· rr M,l l ~ac r ne , S10l 98 or use our budget 949 3811 •<>rms Call 992 3965 I 4 8tp -FURNISHED ----- -------, 2 bedroom Bu11t to Your •Specs Dehven!d to Job Silt f OPERATION SAVINGS Servlc AND --------------- ------- ------ - -------- INSTALLING 1974 • 500 E. MAIN ,...,r " From the 1araest Bulldoz.er Radiator to '-,mallest Heater Cor.:. Na than Biggs I WOOD TRUSSES ' SMITH NELSON· MOTORS, INC. IRadin! ··- Kerr Street Pomeroy, Ohro A&A HEATING Ml~rll•nari-Pomeroy, 0., Jan. 4, . .... All wor k guaranteed I DICK SEYLER. OWnor Phone 992-2798 US ABOUT PRE.FABR ICATEI) " • , •• Reaso nable Prices "STRIPPERS" I I • - P•ck·up Service Available iI 11 Ar ea's Most Stnp Pa1nt, Varnishes, etc from Furmture. Antiques- Modern-Metals We buy Ant1ques, Collechbles, etc t ":" ~SK ~ ---- ---------- -- See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-7089 Ntght992-3525 or 992-5232 F IREW OOD , $12 per pr ck up load any di!y after 2 00 GQrdo n Proffrtt , Gr eat Bend , Sandy Desert Rd , Portla nd , Oh10 , Rt 1 12 28 12tc LARGE unfurnr she d Jrd f l oor' ~-----------' apt for rent rn downtown CLOSE OUT on new Zrg Zag Pomeroy Ca ll 992 2789 Sewrng Machrnes For sewrng 12 30 6tc stretch fabrrcs , buttonholes , fancy des1gns, etc Parnt HOU SE for rent rn CheShire slightly blemrshed ' Cho rea of Phone 992 569J carryrng case or s.ewrng 111J tfc stand $49 80 cash or terms ----- - -------- avar lable Phone 992 2984 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and 12 5 tfc unfurn rshed apartments --------------Phone 992 5434 4 12 tfc BEAUTIFUL wa l nut stereo radro AM FM tape com brnatlon, 8-track tape deck. PRIVATE meetrng room for Balance $101 93, or terms any organizatron, phone 992 avililab le Call 992 3965 3975 1223tfc 3 11 lfc Phone 992 6314 . BARBS For Sale --------------8 TRACK tapes country We stalled FOAM to fr l l your Old COUCh and charr cush1ons as low as SIO 95, Uphol stery books only SOc , 4 rnch covered foaM mattresses for standa rd srz e bed , $29 95 Pomeroy Recovery . 622 E Mam , Pomeroy Phone 992 755-4 12 2J 26 tc 0. 1-lealth insurance " Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell and Mr and Mrs Howard Russell were Saturday evening VISitors or Mr and Mrs. Lincoln Russell Mr and Mrs Howard Russell and Mr. and Mrs Robert Russell were SWlday afternoon vtsttors of Mr and Mrs. Harle)' Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Dame! Worley of Beckley, W Va, were Chnstmas SWJday 1111 Tuesday vtsttors of Mr . and · Mrs Charley Smtih. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Murphy, local, and Mildred Murphy, or Crooksville and Patricta Thoma were Monday evemng vtsttors of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson. Patrtcta Thoma of Louisvtlle , Ky , spent the weekend and Christmas Day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoma ~ nd other relatives. Chnstmas Day dmner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoma, Patrtcta, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smtth, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson, Tammy, Cheryl, Terry, Mr and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Kat!, Kevin and Charles, and Mrs. Ada Slack of Syracuse. Also vtstlmg were Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Worley and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy, and Debbte. Mrs Mildred Murphy of Crooksville was a Chrtstmas visitor of Mr. and Mrs J. R Murphy, John, Peggy, Carmel, Barbara and Mr and Mrs Jack Downs. Chnstmas day guests of Mr. and Mrs. J R. Murphy and fam1ly were Mr and P.1r:;. Robert Murphy, Debbie, Mrs. Mtldred Murphy of Crooksvtlle and Patrtcta Thoma of Lowsville, Ky. Mr. and Mrs Jack Downs were Christmas Day visitors of hts parents, Mr and Mrs. Downs of Glouster. Christmas Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tuckerman were Mrs. James Reeves, Linda, Paul Darnell, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam, Btll and Carolyn, Mr. and Mrs Eugene Haning, Rhonda and Ronald and Mr and Mrs, Robert Reeves and Bryan of Syracuse. Chrtstmas Day guests of Mr and Mrs. Ltncoln Russell were Mr. and Mrs. Clmton Gilkey, Mr . and Mrs Harold Gillogly, Vtckt and Bruce, of Albany" and Mr and Mrs. Walter Jordan of Gjlhpolis Mr and Mrs. Bill McElro;, Jeff and Joey, of Columb;,. were Christmas weekend vtsttors of Mr. and Mrs. Paul POMEROY, Water Ltnes and Power Lmes. At I work done by the foot or contract. Also dozer work and septiC tanks rn - ------------- - - - - -- - -- - - - - - - - DAILY SENTINEL MANAGEMENT I 'I Painting ASpecially Dick's Hoard House DITCHING SERVICE 19 73 SUZUKI T 500. $800 like n ew s-t ill under warranty Phone 949 3833 124tp ;. THE Your vacant place I 1971 ALL Electr1c Wrnd sor Mobrle Home, 12x65, 3 bedroom arr cond1froner , 13 e)lpando. I ac re ground Old Rt 33, North of Rock. Sprrngs Phone 992 5677 l 'l 23 tfc BA SS gu11ar , Ep rphone , wrth Vox Super Beetle amp and J B L speaker Comp lete for S300 Phone 667 3372 I 2 4tp IT'S THE real tllrn g, the Se w and Go ShOp after Chrr stm as Sale All polyester r educed !.1 99 yard and up Owner Mr s E T Calaway, Alfred. Ollro 12 28 6tC Our hearts are sore , WANTED Monday lhru Saturday 1.01:. E Mam, Pomeroy. 0 . 1I Ph. 992-5271 L1ncoln Htii-Pomeroy. 0 . Res1dence, commerc•al or mobrle homes Save on parts & labor . 215 N 2nd Ave Middleport Phone 992 -3509 Pomeroy H6me & Auto OpenS T•l 5 ... Body 'hop GAS and OIL SALES& SERVICE - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 -2094 ~O LISE.'16 18 r_m coln Herghts J bedrooms Famr l y room 1n basement. washroom , util rty ?oom Eler.tr rc range , arr condrlroner carport, car p e t 1ng. 1n lrv rng room . Cil ll 949 2891 12 'l7 M e Call 446-0677 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. consec ut 1ve tnse rl tons 26 cen ts pe r word s 1x con secull ... e tnserttons On Most Amencan Cars • 9 _The Dallv S.nlln<'1 Gene's P&J HEATING AND COOLING t' •5.55 For Rent or Sale •3.50 AN HOUR RATES BLIND AD~ Ad dll•onal 25c C harg e CARPENTER work. masonry work genera l remOdel mg by hour or contra ct Phone 992 35 11 12 16 26 t c , -- ' EXPERT· Wheel 'Alignment pamt er lnt er1or and exter1or P"hon e 985 3951 125 26tp We need men & women for •mmedtale work . No expenence necessar y. Full or Part Ttme publ•sher will not b e respon sr bl e for more than one m correct •nscr ftOn -- - EXPt ~ IENCED DELIVERY DRIVER SALES Business Services 1 Employment Wanted Cor r ec f• ons will be accepted un t•l 9 am tor Day o t Publr c at •on was the scene of the Booster SWlday School Class meetmg and Chnsbnas party Fnday evemng, Dec 21 The hymn ·o Come, All Ye Fatthlul" opened the meetmg wtth Mrs. Isabel Stmpson presentrng the program usmg scnptm r from 2nd Chapter or Luke and 2nd chapter of Matt'<ew and a reading, "Don 't Blame U1e Wrse Men" Other readmgs by members mcluded, Legend of the Robin, The Three Chtldrcn, To Show the Way, The Mtracle of Chnstmas, The Chnstmas Wreckers wtth Stx Parts, When Chnstmas Lights Come Down AChristmas Prayer closed the program . In the busrness session, money donatwns to Racme ftremen , emergency and auxiliary were voted After group smgmg of "Silent Nrght" the meeltng closed wrth the Lord's Prayer In umson Dunng the soctal hour, gtfts Wlder the lighted Chnstmas tree were exchanged and gtrts were presented to the teacher, Mrs. Margte Grtmm . The refreshment table was beautiful wtlh floral eenterptece gtven by Mr. and Mrs Ernest Shuler, son-m-law and daughter of Mrs Grella Stmpson, who was asststed by Mrs. Snnspon m serving lovely refreshments to twelve members Cntt Bradford retured home Monday, Dec. 31, from Holzer Medica,! Center, followmg surgery. Mr. and Mrs Jerry Lee, Scott and Jerry, and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffr~y Lee of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Asa Jordan of Middleport were Christmas dinner guests or Mr. and Mrs Jake Lee Mtss Wtlma Sayre of Columbus called on Mr and Mrs. Francts Morns recently. Mrs. Margaret Houdashelt was Chnstmas and overnight guest of Mr and Mrs. Milton Houdashelt and Beverlee and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krautter of Gallipohs. Beverlee accompanied her grandmother home and spent several days. Enjoying a Chnstmas dmner on SWJday, Dec. 23, at the home of Mr. and Mrs Roy Rtffle were Mr. and Mrs David McKenzie, Phtlip, Jeff and Jozie, of Gallipolis; Melvm Rtffle of Columbus; Patty Shain or Antiquity Mrs. Ralph Shain, Antiqwty, vtstted in the y,- ---------'---------------------a..-----'1 I WANT •o"s. The beauhfully decorated home or Mrs Gretla Snnpson ,. " INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 PM D ay Bef ore Publ tcat•on Mondily D ead lm l'9a m By Mrs. Francis Morris Mr. and Mrs. David Parry annOWice the birth of a son, born Dec. 31, in Holzer Medtcal Center. They have another son, Jeffrey, two years old. Mr. and Mrs. John Ftsher of Akron came Monday and spent Christmas wtth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roush, returning home Dec. 26. Mr. Dale Roush spent Christmas in Colwnbus wtth his son, David, and family Mr. and Mrs. Sam Curtts of Loram and daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Bockenhager of Jacksonville, Fla., spent the Christmas hohday with Mr. and Mrs. HarrY, Curbs and other relatives. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rtffle on Monday. Miss Jane Ellis of Arhngton, Va., Miss Ruth Eilts of Colwnbus, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wheeler and famtly of Sciotoville, Mrs Thereon Johnson and Miss Edtth Hayman, local, were dinner guests on Wednesday, Dec 26, of Dr. Kathryn Phtlson Mr. and Mrs. Rush Phtison and Erich and Sarah of Syracuse were Christmas guests ot; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Philson *'d Mrs. Mtna Lewts Mrs. carrie Nease spent several days over Chrtstmas w.th her son, Mr. and Mrs. David Nea!e and sol),and other relatives and (nends at Baltimore, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cross and Ray of Columbus spent Chnstmas and overnight wtth her mother, Mrs. Frankie Netgler. Mr. and Mrs. Phil !'.!tiler of Kenton spent Chrtstmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Neigler. Christmas guests of Mr and Mrs Thereon Johnson were Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wheeler, Mary Elizabeth and Kathte, of Sciotoville, Mr and Mrs. Don Johnson, Bnan and Bruce, of Portland, Dr. Kathryn Philson and Miss Edtth Hayman, local. Bill Lake of Columbus came after his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs . Francis Morris, S1111day, Dec. 23, who spent the holidays with the Lakes, Swtfts and Schroeders . Mrs .· Schroeder, Steve and Mae Fern, brought them home on Dec. 26. Mr. and Mrs Frank Cleland were guests Chnstmas and 4, 1971 Sentin·~l Social Events ~fternoon. or.0 , J.rn ,I 1.50 30.00 2.50 30.00 .25 .25 .27 27 1.00 100 .38 38 37.70 38 70 2.50 30 00 2.50 &0 00 .25 •.25 27 27 1.00 1.00 .38 .38 38 70 38.70 1 50 28.50 .25 .27 1.00 .38 36.20 .25" .25 .27 27 1.00 1.00 ,38 .38 38.20 34 20 .25 .27 1.00 .38 34 70 2G .27 1.00 .38 37.70 .25 .27 1.00 .38 38.20 .25 .25 .27 .27 1.00 1.00 .38 .38 38.70 46.60 .25 .27 1 00 .38 37.70 .25 .25 .25 .27 .27 .27 1.00 1.00 100 38 .38 38 37.50 40.10 43.50 .25 .27 1.00 .38 38.70 .25 .25 .25 .27 .27 .27 1.00 1.00 1.00 .38 .38 .38 34.20 40.90 43.20 .25 .Z'T 1.00 .38 88.20 LEBANON O OO Eastern Local S.D. - 4.30 2 0 30. Southern Local S.D.. 4.30 2 00 26.00 LETART Southern Local S.D. 4.30 2.50 26.00 OLIVE Enstern Local S D. _ 4 30 1.50 30.00 ORANGE Easrern Local S.D .. 4 30 2 00 30.00 ' RUTLAND Meigs Local S D. -- 4.30 2.50 30.00 Rutland Village -··· 4.30 1.40 30.00 :J.OO SALEM Meigs- Local S.D.... 4.80 1.50 30 00 SALISBuRY Meigs Local S.D. -· · 4.80 1.30 30.00 Middleport Village . 4.30 .20 30.00 3.70 Pomeroy VIllage ... 4.30 .20 30.00 7.10 • SCIPIO Meigs Local S.D.... 4 30 2.50 30.00 SUTION Southern Local S.D. 4.30 2.00 26 00 Racine Village ...•. 4.30 .70 26.00 8.00 Syracuse VIllage ... 4.30 .70 26.00 10.30 SU'ITON Meigs Local S.D. ·-- 4.80 2.00 80.00 1a R a1 e tate taxes which have not been paid at the each carry aJt ten per cent. Taxes may be paid the office of the ~unty treasurer ~ y;I Please bnng your IBBt tax re< eipt and if you pay by mail bo sure to loclose of of collection at orteyy:~ Property by taxing distnct and enclose stamped self addressed envelo~. Aiways examine your tax receip~ to see that it covers all your property. Off1ce Hours 9:00A.M. to 4:00pM. da1ly excepb Saturday when off1ce closes at Noon. Tax Books ~ill open December 20, 1978 t'H"3'wiz'1'Dl~\,RANK, M~igs Co. Tress. Boys" - WINTER HOURS9 to 6 Mon .-Sa t Close-d Sunday s ' • - --- J ' -~- ,. �I '· 8- The Datly Sent tnt' I. Mtdnlr port-Pmnt•r Racine~ Ca n cellal •on Classifieds Get Results! • REGULATIONS The Pub l rs ller, re serves th e nght to €'d 11 or rl' teC! any ads d eeme d obtect•onal The For Want Ad Se rv1ce 5 ce nts pe r Word one msertron Mm tmum C hargeS I 00 14 c ent s p er wo rct three 15 P er Ce nt Ot sc ount on pa•d ads a.nd ads Piltd wdh•n 10 days & OBITUARY $2 00 f or 50 word m 1n 11num Each addit iOna l word P IANO and ORGAN less ons by graduate Of Crn c 1nn a t ' Con se rvatory of Musr c Ge rald Hoffner Pllone 99'1 3825 1 J 12tc A SS ISTAN T MANAGE R A person who c an qu1ckly develop mto the assrstant manager of our oHrce Must be at least h rg h schoo l graduate and have a car Phone Mr Busk 1rk at 992 SHOOTING Match Horn er Hr l l 1 111 Cap1ta1 F rnancral G un Cl ub Sunday Jan 6, 12 Se rvrces , an equil l op noon Factory choked guns portunrty employer on l y 1 3 ] tc 1 d 2tc --------------- 3c Adver t,s eme n t per OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m 8 30 am Sca turd ay to 5 00 p m Da tl y to 12 00 Noon In Memol"' IN LOVI N G mernory of our husband , fath er and g ran d fa ther Thomas Ratl•ff w)lo departed h•s l •fe on Jari 4, 196.t We m •SS you now Help Wanted Notice CARD OF THANKS 1 W I LL be tak1ng sew•ng orders aga 1n rn January Belly Frederr c k Phone 985 3860 12 30 6tp As t•m e goes by We m• ss you more Your lovm g smil e Your gentle fa ce No one can fill MtSSE'd c hildren WANTED IN POMEROY PHONE 992-2156 by W1l e I 4 lt p IN ME M ORY of Wateman Wh1te who pass ed away Jan 5, 19 73 Your me mory 1S my keepsake I hO ld w 1thm my heart Some day we II meet aga1n and never more to part W1fe E sra I 4 ltp ~ PAPER CARRIER UNDER NEW COURT STREET CAB ~~ ------ ------ Pets For Sale 2 COON dogs one blue l 1ck and g reyhound crossed, other, red b.one sh epherd Se ll as pa rr , guara nteed Phone 992 6258 1 4 4tp Wolfpen News, Notes Operating 24 hrs. a day tn Pomeroy and Middleport. Same Phone pNo. 992-7116 . overmghto~Mr . KOSCOT KOSMET ICS & WIGS We have the producl on hand and we del1ver to you per sona lly Helen Jane Brown , 992 5113 12,30tfc DEPENDABLE person for hou sekee per for el derly couple Good wages and trme off Reference r eq uired Phon e 992 5293 12 28 He lnlvranc•, n il Stephen c. Snowden SSJ Russell St. (Gravel Hrlll MrddlepDrt, OhrD Phone 992 71 SS For PIIIDn to ,.,ton ll. . lth ==,.. MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER WANTED S I Al ( rAR II!.' IIlJ AL ' .. . I C[ • APPLY THE SHOO TING MATCH , Corn Hollow Gun Club. turn frrst rrght after Miles Cemetery Rutland Factory choked guns only Sunday . January 6. 1 p m 1 3 Jtc SHOO TING Matcll. Forked Run Spo rt sman Club noon Sun day F actory . choked g uns only 1 3 Jtc 8 TRACK tapes, country & western ro ck & gospel on~y $2 each Tape cases, $2 95 and !.6 95 Th rs offer good on ly unt1l J anuary 6, 1974 Pom eroy Recovery 622 E Marn St r ee l Phone 992 7554 12 26 arc DAILY SENTJN EL POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 992~156 Wanted To Buy CA SH pard for all makes ilnd mode l s of mobrle homes Phone area co de 614 423 9531 ~ 13 tfc --------- ------ 1 COPPER 60c, radrators brass 30c, batterres, $1 00 M A HaiL Reedsv rll e, Oh ro Phone 37 8 6249 12 20 lie NO JOe . INCOMETax -;erVIC"e9am to 5 p m Oarly, except Sunday evenrngs by apporntment only Co Rd 22 off Rt. 7 bypass Phon e Wanda Eblrn , 992 2272 I 2 30 1c - - - ---------- - - GUN SHOO T , Saturday. Jan 5, 6 p m , Mile Hil l Road , Factory choked guns on l y Assorted meats Spon so red by Racme F1re Dept 1 2 li e --- - - - --- - - - - -- SHOOTING Ma t ch, Rac rne Gun Club, Sunday, Jan 6, I p m Assorted meats. factory choked guns only 1 2 Jtc lielp Wanted WANTED exper1enced truck dr rvers for our equ1pment Brokers W1th Tandem Tr'actors and 40 ft F lat trailers Also, Tandem tractors wrth wet lr nes to pu ll our Dump tdJi ler s Al l for long haul Contact c L Wyalt, New Haven . W Va 1 1304) 882 2138 1 2 6tc ------- -- ~---- EARN ' $15,000 per year and more dnving Tractor Traders No experrence necessary For 'l'lformatron wrrte, The Darty Sentrnei '&Box 729R, P l ease rnclude 001ne, add r ess, and phone number 1 2 7tc WA I TRESS full or parttrme Hours 4 to 12 30 p m No experrence necessary Apply 1n person , Blue Tartarn 12 28 7tc - ------ ------ - SPARE trme Natrona! ty pewrrter distrrbutor seeks person to reparr guaranteed ty pewrrters l or area dealers Company trams For details , wrlle Typewriters , Glen Shaw, Pa 12 26 8tp -------------- SOMEO N E to lrv e rn rf poss rble ,' l 1ght housework, take care of 2 small children, age 4 and age 8 S days a week Call 992 2881 or inqu1re at 1674 L rncoln HgtS , evenrngs 12 30 6tc McElroy. Mr. and · Mrs. Rtchard Warner, Mr . and Mrs . James Proffitt and family, Mrs. Faye DWllavy of Columbus were Christmas Day guests of Mr. and George Warner and Gordan. OLD furniture , oak tables clocks , rce boxes, brass beds , d rshes or comp l ete households Wr1te M D Mrller, Rt 4, Pomeroy , Ohro, cal l 992 6271 5 13 tfc For Rent by PHIL PASTORET A January thaw ts what happens to the freezer every trme our publtc electnc company blows a fuse. and Mrs. John Leary and famtly at Pt Pleasant and Miss Evewyn YoWJg and ramtly at Galhpohs. Mtss Leshe Taylor of PI Pleasant spent .several days A bndge club "' wha1 we'd With her grandpare~ts. Mr. hkP to use on tlw partner \H' and Mrs Fra~k Cleland h'lfl Ja, t night UPHOL STERY Fabncs by the y~d 54 rnches w1de as low as $1 er yard, velvets as low as S 5, Impor ted velvets , $9 95 We also have nylon, Hercu lo n. cotton prrnts vrnyls and remnants by the yard or by the prece Pomeroy Recovery, 622 East Marn Street. Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 12 23 26tc --------- ---- -- SALT FOR ICE AND S.NOW , Rock sal) for townShip S, towns, and busrnesses in bulks and bags for 1ce and snow Excetsror Salt Works Phone 992 3891 1111tfc E LECTROLU X Sweeper deluxe model Complete wrth ~II clean1ng attachm ent s and uses paper bags Slrghtly used but cleans and looks lrke new Wrll se ll for $37 25 cash or terms availab l e Pt~one 992 2984 ' 125tfc & western , rock & gospel, only S2 each Tape cases , $2 95 & S6 95 Thrs offer good only until January 6, 1974 Porn eroy Recovery, 622 E Ma 1n St r ee t Phone 992 7554 _._12 26 Btc ___________ __ It's Snow Tirr Time! CO-OP COUNTRY SQUIRE 120 PositiVe Stop and Go In Mud & Snow ALL SIZES IN STOCK 2 FURNISHED apartments tor rent on main hrghway m Mason, w Va Reyno l ds F lower Shop or cal l 773 -5147 1-3 6tp Let U s Install Now! SUPER SEI!"'rE STA. 9. _ Jack W C·:oy, Mgr. llliit Phone 992 9932 ------- - - ------ SEW I NG machrnes, brand new zrg zag rn nice walnut tab le In orrgma l cartons. Never used Clearance on ' 73 models Only a feyv availab l e , S63 -40cash or terms avarlab l e Phone 992 2984 1123tfc ------- - - ------ apartment, Mrddleport Phone 992 3874 12281fc --------------SMALL 2 bedroom trarler, rdeal for couple Ca l l 992 7-t79 12-2 tfc ---- ----------HOUSE 1n Chester area, 8 miles from Pomeroy, as rs for $100 a month Owner Will wor~ out deal with handyman Cal l 985 3816 1 2 3tp Your Favonte Countq Mustc Stars V1s1t On THE RALPH EMERY SHOW 4:30 TO 5:30 Monday thru Fnday On WMPO-FM STEREO. 92.1 5 MONTH old bull. 3 quarter Charolars. quarter brown Sw rss , both parents reg !350 Phone 742 41 71 1 4 3tc --- ---------- - COA L FOR SALE, JAY MAR COAL COM PANY , THE MEIGS & GALLIA LINE , STATE ROUTE 7 AT CHES HIRE , OPEN 7 AM TILL 6 30 PM 5 DAYS A WEEK PHONE 992 5693 12 31 4tc --- - ---------- 197J Z I G ZAG SEWING MACHINES lett rn layaway All burtt rn to buttonhole, do stretch sewrng and fancy strtchrng Pay lUSt $48 75 cash or l erms available. Trade rns accepted . Phone 992 2984 12 30 rtc --- ----------- ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaners complete wrfh at tachments, cordwrnder and pamt spray Used but rn lrke n ew co ndrtron Pay $34 45 cash or budget plan a var ia ble Ph one 992 2984 12JOttc ------------WE HAVE all your upholstery needs , Bur l ap , denrm , cambr rc, foam glue , zrppers, filckrng stnp, spnngs and clips, chrpboard, button twine , sewing thread, legs, upholstery books , dacron. webbrng, sprrng twrne . tacks. welt cord, cotton, sw 1vel bases and foam, foam, foam Pomeroy Recovery. 622 East Marn Street. Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 12 23 26tc 12 lB tf<, PAINT DAMAGE, 1973 ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINES Still rn origrnal cartons No attachments needed as our controls are burtt in Sews wrth I or 2 needles, makes buttonholes. sew on buttons, monograms, and blind hem strlch Ful l cash pnce S38 50 or budget p lan available Phone 992 -2984 12 18 tfc --------~ -- ~--- SINGER Automatrc Zrg Zag Sewmg Mach ines, in sewmg table Makes buttonholes, sews on buttons, blind hems, etc. Top notch conditron. Pay $5 1 or terms a variable Phone 992 2984r 12 18 ttc ----------- - - -- GROCERY busmess for sale Buildtng for sale or lease Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m . to 10 p m for appomtment 3 20 tfc --------------SINGER sew 1ng machines 1972 mode l rn beaut1ful walnut cabrnet Makes desrgn stlt ches zrg zag, buttonholes. blrnd hems, etc Lrke .new Only $89 95 Call Ravenswood 273 9521 or 273 9893 after 5 oo 12 7 tfc ------------ --Real Estate For Sale ------------- WOOD COAL coo ft. stove, U s Surplus Never been used, delrvered $250 00 Phone 696 1161 1-3-4tc --------------1973 KAWASAKI 175 Enduro, 1957 Mobile Home , BxA8, 1969' Mercury Comet Phone 949 2788 t ape combrnat ron, 4 way speaker sound system Balance Sll4 53. or , terms avarlable Call 992 3965 . 1-3-tfc POMEROY- 2 bedroom horne w1fh hardwood floors. Compact K1lchen, balh, gas F.A. lur nac:e and basement -Only $6,500 NEW HOME - 3 bedrooms. 11/ z baths, all electr ic, dming, 2 family rooms, double garage and abot.Jt r acre . SYRACUSE - 4 14 Riverside Dr. Athens, Ohio FURNITURE PHONE 843-2341 Stop In and See Our l=lnnr Disolay. A LOVELY new Home 1h m rle from Mergs Hrgh School. Three bedrooms , two baths, full basement wrth two car garage Large lot $27,500 Also, recently remodeled three bedroom Older home In Pomeroy Price of $15,000 rncludes turnrture Owner w111 help finance either of these two propertres Ca ll 593 5667 Athens 12 2 JOtc ROOM house, e>::tra nrce locatron on new bypass , Rt 7 15 mrnute drive to Gavm Plant , 10 mrnule dr1ve to Pomeroy Extra large lot Can be vacant at once Can see rt by appomtment, Call any frme after 3 p m , 247 2163 1 -4 4tc TWO STORY brrck apartment building , two apartments, South Th1rd St , Midd leport Shown ·by appomtment Rodney Downing, Rea l Estate Broker Phone 992 3731 Consignments accepted 10 a.m . to 6 p.m. datly, or will pay cash for your household items. I POMEROY, START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT - BUY A HOME. "tO HEATING PROBLEM HERE THESE ARE ALL ELECTRIC. NEW wrth 1 acre 3 bedrooms (large closets). Colored bath w. shower Krtchen has lots of cabinets and large dinmg Ut11ity roqm Garage. Your chorce color of carpeting CUSTOM BUILT $18.900 oo 3 years acre 3 bedrooms W Closets. N1ce kitchen with Range, large d rntng area Modern bath Large Livrng Carport with storage and Utility room . Old. 112 JUST $16,000 00 <I yr old I acre. 3 B.R Balh Nice krtchen and dining room Hardwood floors Garage and Breezeway. Porches. Some woods. $19,000 00 2 Yrs old 112 acre Lovely k itchen and dinrng Range Utility room J nice B.R.s Colored bath Hardwood floors , some carpeting Drapes Close in $21,000.00. J Yrs. ~ld ·~.- acre J B R s Colored bath W. shO\W~"'" Beautiful kitchen, lots ot ca brnet s Range & Ref Util1ty Drnrng R Basement. $21,000.00 IF NONE OF THESE ARE SUITABLE WE HAVE OTHERS. !All prices) HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992-2259 II no answer 992;2568 Olds v.a, auto 2 5232 --------------- 63 Mercury 2 Dr. H.r._s125 69Dr Olds Cutlass s395 DOZER work, land clearing by the acre hourly or contract, farm ponds. roads, etc Large dozer and operator with over 20 years experrence . Pullrns Excavatmg, Pomeroy, Ohro. Phone 992 -2478 12 -19tfc 4 --------------O'DELL Alrnement work can be - 12-30 26tp CONCRETE -READY -------------MIX --- . All new 1973 models offered at below our cost. SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED , REPAIRED MILLER SAN .. TATION, STEWART, OHIO PH "2· 3035 10-Hfc ------------SEPTIC TANKS ch~i!IOed All new 1974 model full sized cars offered at sacrifice prices. ------------ELNA and White Sewing All Demonstrators offered at unreslstable prices. Modern Sanitarian. 992 39s.t or 992 -7349. 10-23 tfc Machrnes Service on all makes Reasonable rates. The Sewrng Cente r , Middleport. Ohio 11 16 tfc All Used Cars priced for quick sale. CONSTRUCTION, You can find what you want at the Roofrng , spoutmg, krtchens and bathrooms Complete remodeling Phone 742 6273 price you want to pay at 12·3·11C -DOZER ------------and back hoe work, --------------N E IGLERS for bulldrng houses 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof, $1995 71 Dodge Sale Price -------------SEWING ; MACHINES Repair servrce, at' makes, 992-2284 The Fab11C Shop, Pomeroy Authorrzed Smger Sales and Service We Sharpen Scrssors 3-29-tfc --------------- and out Call 26tc '" Big Capacity Maylag .. Halo of Heat "' ' Rutland ! l fertng of $30 was recetved. The uMW Christmas party was held ;n the church basement on Tuesday evening with an attendance of 29 men, women and children. The potluck supper was served at 7:30 with Rev. Meece asking the blessing. Gifts from under a ligh~ Christmas tree were exchanged and new names. drawn for 1974. blristmas Carols were sung with Helen Woode at the piano. She also played "Sial' of the East." Mrs. Wilbur Parker and her brother, Samuel Michael, went • to HW1 ling ton last Saturday to attend the funeral of their aWJt, Mrs. Mabel Michael Raddant. Eddie Parker of Columbus spent a few days at Christmas time here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Parker and his sister, Martha Poole and Will. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Woode attended the wedding of her nephew, John Gregory Hayes and Cynthia' Ann Farrar, on Friday evening, Dec. 21 , in the Chester U.M . Church. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Henderson, Mr . and Mrs . David Williams and Aaron, and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Follrod, Stevie and Kathy, attended the annual Christmas family gettogether at the home of their mother and grandmother, Edtth Harper, at Tuppers -- Cal . 2 dr . auto., P S., P B., air Just as c lean as a new one A Lot Cheaper S1595 ONLY $1995 69 Ford 70 Buick ... , Dart Demon, 6 cyl., s!d. trans., local one owner. A big gas saver. Priced To Sell Skylark 2 dr . H. T., auto .• P.S., P. B., local one owner Sale Price $}795 S1895 air·· -11095 h Ton, long bed , red, 6 cyl , std. trans. 1 Great Pnce $1495 •• 69 Mereu I} Mont ego 4 Door, V-8, auto •• •• • 1995 WE WANT YOU BACK CAUSE THE JOB WAS DONE RIGHT 69 Nova Cpe., 6 cyl., std. trans............11395 69 69 NOT BECAUSE THE JOB WAS DONE WRONG Olds 88 H.T. Cpe., power, air ..... -.•. • -'995 Chev. 69 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe~ V-7 auto ••.••• • • '1295 Chev. See Ceward Calvert, Ron Hester or Bill Nelson Imp. H.T. Cpe., V-8 auto. • • • · • •• • '1295 lfz t. Pickup, V-8, speed········ ·'1295 REMEMBER We Service What We Sell SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 992-2174 OUR WORD IS OUR BOND Open Evenings ®s 'Til 7 p.m. It- Sat. 'til 5 p.m. SeNice 'Til 12 On Saturday 500 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio 68" Olds 98 H.T. Sed., V-roof, air. ...........'995 67 Ford Fai~ane Wagon ..................... '495 66 Buick 4 Door, V-8, auto. .. ............. '295 65 Dodge 2 . 61 Chev. Door, V-8 Auto •••••• - .. · .... · .. · 195 4 Door, V-8 Auto...... .. . .. .......1145 , Karr & Van--zandt "You'll L1ke Our Quality Way o! Doing Business" 992·5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Untii6:0o-Til5p.m . Sat. 2 SIGNS. OF QUALITY Ponteroy Motor Co. S229S Middleport, Ohio SWJday School attendance on Dec. 23 was 55, and the offering $25.92. A special offering of $36 was received. A lrl!at was given to the entire SIII,Jday School and gifts to the superintendent and all the teachers, the SWJday School secrelary and to Rev. and Mrs. Meece. Worship services were ' held at II a. m. with the Rev. Meece spealqng from Luke 2:7• 13. Attendance was 37 and offering $37.25, pledges $60.00. ·The annual church Christmas program was held Sunday evening, Dec. 23, with an at· tendance of 90. Agood program was presen~ by lhe yo'!"g people under the leadership of Linda Henderson and Dorothy Calaway with Uoyd and Doris Dillinger, Florence Spencer, Sandra Massar and Lloyd Brooks · and David Williams a&'Jisting. The program con· sis~ of recitations by the little folks a play by the in' . tennediates and jWJtors, a solo, "Silver Bells" by Diana Massar, Christmas Carols and Jingle Bells. Florence Spencer was pianist. San Ia arrived and greeted >the children and passed our gifts A loose treat was pal!Sed out to the entire audience. A White Gift • Of- RUTLAND FURNITURE . "· 69 Olds 442 HT Cpe., P .S., 4 sp., • • • •• • • • '1095 1971 DODGE COlWN ~T' Sl49S - 1968 CHEVROLET BEL AIR cancelled., L.ost your operator ' s license Call 992 7428 6-15 tfc: Arnold Grate 69 Olds 98 HT Cpe., power, v-roof, air···· .11195 4 Door, 1 owner. sma ll V s~'ngine. automatic t;ans. good 1st lrne tires, clean mtenor. dark blue flmsh Dodge popu lar model. Alfred Social Notes 71 Pontiac. Polaro 2 dr. H T, auto .• P.S., P. B., radio .' Real nice car. Clara Follrod, attended ser· vtces at the Whtte FWleral Home for the latter's aWJt, Mrs. Phoebe H!Ullilon, Ltttle Hocking, on Wednesday, Dec. 26, al 2 p. m. Sunday School attendance on Dec. 30 was 48, the offermg $22.45. Worslup servtees were held at 11 a.lh. with Rev. Meece speaking from Lsatah 53: 1·7, "Chrtsttans are Overcomers". Attendance at thts servtce was 26, offermg $18 70 and pledges $25. Chnstmas evemng guests at th~ home of Clara Follrod and Nina Robmson were all their children, Mr. and Mrs. carleton Follrod and Charles. of Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Follrodand Sue Ann of Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Clair Follrod, Steve and Kathy, local; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swartz and family of Martella, 0., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robmson and family of Belpre, 0. On Christmas Day, Clara Follrod VlSi~ her son, Mr. and Mrs . Bill Follrod and Sue Ann in Athens and Nina Robinson spent Christmas wtth her son-ID-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swartz and family tn Marietta. She Pamela in Hillsboro, 0 ., and also visited wtth her son, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode and Robert Robinson and family at Conni tn Ctrcleville last Thursthe Robert Boggs home in day . Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz Coolville, 0 Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Honacher have been ill and mnfmed to and family of Columbus called thetr home for the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. at the Honacher.Qlppel home Woode called at the Clifford on Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. William Carr Hayes home in Middleport last and daughters, Vicki and Friday and on Sunday at the Pennt, visited her sister, Mr. George Guthrie home. Mr and Mrs. Paul Perry and and Mrs. Henry Penn and Rates of Taxation for 1973 In pursuance of law. I, Howard E. Frank. Treasurer of Meigs County, Ohio do hereby give notice that the number of Mil!s lev1ed on each dollar of property s hown on the General Tax Duplicate of Renl Estate, Public UtJhty and, Personal Property within said County for the year 1978 is as follo\\s: TOWNSHIPS SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND CORPORATIONS BEDFORD Meigs LocalS D.... 4 30 Eastern Local S.D.. 4.30 CHESTER Easrern Local S.D .. 4.30 Meigs Local S D.... 4 30 COLUMBIA Alexand~r Local S D 4.30 Sll95 POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES8;00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO -~--------'••< Plains on Dec. 16. Guests at the Wilham Carr home for Christmas eve supper were Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode and Conni of Circleville, Mr. and Mrs. Robert White of Keno, Mary Carr and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Woode, local. Mrs. Iris carr and,daughters spent Christmas wtth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wlute wtth their annual famtly get-together. Ilfr. and Mrs. Clair Woode and Conni, Circl~ville were supper guests of hts parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Woode for their annual Christmas Day observance on Tuesday, Dec 25. Mr . and Mrs. Ernest Vineyard of Michigan and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Atherton and family of Long Bottom spent Christmas with their parnts, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atherton. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Follrod and family, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. • D: Woode, Nina Robinson and LEGAL M.EIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS THE TAX BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE DECEMBER~OR FIRST HALF COLLECTION OF THE 1973 REAL ESTATE TAXES. ALSO FOR DELINQUENT TAX. CLOSING DATE WILL BE JANUARY 20, 1974. HOWARD E. FRANK MEIGS C UNTY TREASURER Larry's of Pomeroy "UNDER SELL" Drive a Little & Save a Lot! 14' X 70'-12' X 50' 12' X 65' -14' X 64' We Feature Some of the Finest: · •CROYDON •PARKWOOD • FLEETWOOD .. • KIRKWOOD •CAMERON LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr Ph; 992-7777 Pomeroy, Ohio Next Door to the "Jones famtly of near Little Hocktng, 0., and Mr . and Mrs. Lowell Guthrie and family, local, spent Christmas Day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Guthrie. In turn, the parents called at each home during the weekend. Garner Grtffin spent Christmas wtth his son-m-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles O' Brten and son, Kevm, in Colwnbus. ,, 4 Door , V-8 engrne, automatic trans ., power steenng . ractory air, rad1o. good t1res . clean rntenor. blue fm1 sh --------------AUTOMOBILE Insurance been MAYTAG Priced Only 11495 Keith Goble Ford, Inc. --------------- •. NOW IS THE TIME TO SELL IF YOU WANT TO GO SOMEWHERE YOU MUST THIN~ BIG TRY US. 70 Ford Wagon, air • • • .. • • .. • • · • • • • • • •• • • • • Local 1 owner new car trade, 350 V 8 engine, automa lt c, power steenng & b"rakes, factory a1r, radro, spotless clean blue interior w1fh silver grey frnish, v inyl roof . A nrce ane and krtchen cabmets. Call Guy Neigler, Racine, Ohro 949 -3604 ~· 12 20 26tc ..-.. NEED A new cellrng or room pane led, or mterror panting? Call Richard Wut, 992 2889. 12 18 26rc $2195 71 Dodge LTD 4 dr H. T .• whtle. black v1nyl lop. factory a1r, P.S, P B, AM & FM radio Real nice car. 70 Camaro H.T. Coupe, V-8 auto., P.S. · .. · 11995 1970 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO ponds and septrc tanks, dit ching service , top soi l, fill dirt, l rmestone, B&K EX · cavating Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 9-1-tfc $4195 Sed .• 6 cyl.. local one car Right ~ JANUARY CLEARANCE MAJOR SALE Co. ' Cornett 4 Dr auto.. P.S., owner. Sharp Priced 0 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air ...........'2095 68 Olds Cut. H.t. Sed., V-8, auto., P.S.·····'995 your Free 328 ... Dryers Surround clothes With gentle. even heat No hot spots, no overdrylno . Fine Mesh Lint Filter We Specl•llze In H.T. Sedan, full power, air ••.••'1595 68 Chevelle Coupe, V-8 motor, auto. •• • • •• ·'995 Chesler. 0. Located on St. Rt. 7 at the shop , 992 -3802 or 9-49 4254 ACRE - o! vacanl Sedan, HOOf, air········ 11995 1971 Ford 70 Olds 98 Lux. 5ed., full pow., air, v-roof '2295 68 RIGGS 985-4100 USED CARS -------------G & E Appltance Reparr Phone ------ --------- 88 HT HT See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel done by appointment only at presen t trme. due to rllness rn family Phone for ap porntment 742 3232 11 25-tfc W ILL trrm or cut trees. shrubbery Also, clean basements, attics, etc. 949 -322 1 or 742 4441 1-2 ONLY H T Runs good 2-11 tfc PRICE Ford LTD 1 2 Or H . T ., fac a1r, vrnyl top Service ' 71 69 Chev. lmpala---''895 67 Chev. Impala _ _s395 Dr. 65 T-Bird ____s295 bedrooms 742-4211 70 Olds Delta 88 ------=s1295 69 Plymouth Fury 111____:_s795 2 Dr H T and backhoe work , septic - tanks insta ll ed, dump trucks and 10 boys for h rre , will haul fill -drrt, top sorl. limestone and grave l , Call Bob or Roger Jeffers , day phone 992 7089, nrghl phone 992 3525 or 992 · Red Carpet M1ddleporf Pomeroy Olds 98 Lux. Sed., V-roof, air ••• · • • • • • • '3895 66 Mercury Matador _s495 -SEPTIC -------------TANKS, AROBIC REALTY 71Dr , Ford Galaxietop 500---l1195 12 71 H. T , P S, P B, v1nyl 1972 Ford 73 Olds Toronado, V-roof, power, air······ 15200 Buick Elec. 225 H.T. Sed., air·· •• •••• • 13495 Run s the best REASONABLE rates, Ph. 446 4782, Gallipolis. John Russell Owner and Operator 5 12 tfc MAIN ·~~~ Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air······· '5500 72 66 ·Plymouth 4 Dr. WAGON '495 1-2·61C 30 -tfc -- -------------------------SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 608 E. 12 4 Or wagon, 3 seater, wrack. 4 Dr , 318 -EXCAVATING, -------------dozer, loader delivered rrght to protect Fast and easy estimates Phone 992 Goeglein Ready Mrx Middleport, Ohio 6 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air······· ·'5500 .. '1972 Dodge T B1rd, blue & while lop . ihis car IS loaded, low mileage. G.P .• Burg, P. S., P.B., factory air. one owner. Priced To Sell 4 Or , Fac a1r, P S , P 8 C BRADFORD,Auctroneer Complete Servrce Phone 949 3821 Racine, Ohio Crrtt Br!dford • 5-1-tfc - - --------- --- H T , factory arr, P S, P B , vrny l top 12 • 1973 Pontiac 73 CadiHac Sed. DeVille, power, air -· ·- · · · '6500 73 Olds 98 'tux. Sed., power, roof, air .. ·-·'4895 USED CARS ' 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air ....... '6500 70 Ford LTD-----'s1295 2 and Rl 7. SALE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT"7 PM I O~ICE SUPPLIES land In Salisbury Township on 1 4 Dr Pomeroy Automatics 2 speed operation Choice of water temps . Auto. water level control. Lint Filter or Power Fm "gltator ., \ Parma-Press M.ayt•g OVER B1tl Wade- AuCtiOneer Bubble top , 4 dr wagon wtth rack POMEROY HOME & AUTO nrce bath, large modern kitchen, 2 famrly rooms and garage Nrce porches on 124 POMEROY - Large bnck , J bedrooms, bath, gas F . A furnace , Centr'al a1r, modern kitchen, large dining. 2 porches and 2 car garage B&G AUCTION .69Dr HMercury Marquis -~95 T Loaded 68 Buick Skylark ss95 ·69 Dodge Monaco __s895 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy DE SIRABLE two bedroom house in Mrddleport , ready to occupy Call 992 5310 12 30 26tc H T .• V 8. P S.. P B , factory a1r, v1nyl top 4 Dr the 1 Residence and Mobile Homes POMEROY, OHIO ON 73 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, rad. tires, air •••• }6500 4 Ph ?92-217 4 ! Real Estate For Sale 7 • SMI ni"'NEi'SON MOTORS. INC. < For Sale I 3 4tc: ---------------1963---PICKWP ---------truck for s·ale 1 3 3tc --------------- Mason, W. Va 1161 -------------AM FM Rad ro, stereo, 8 track 1969 BUICK La Sabre, 4 door hardtop , good condrtron, askrng £800 17 ~18 miles per gallon Phone 9p 4179 12 28 7tp MATERIALS CO. 7·J-5554 FIRE WOOD, 1; 2 cord, hard wood Cut 2 or 3 feet Delrvered 525 00 Phone 696 . 1-3 3tp Auto Sales HOGG &ZUSPAN USED, CARS Rad1a REPAIR 1- VACUUM Cleaners new 1973 Model Comp lete with all cleanmg tools Small pa rnt damage rn shrpping Will take S27 cash or budget plan ava rlab le Phone 992 2984 OFFICE rooms for rent on 2nd floor of Coats bur ldmg over ---------~- - --Dutton's Drug Store Cal l 992 - EXCELSIOR Salt Works, E 3641. or 992 5141 Marn Sl , Pomeroy All kinds 1 4 12tc of salf water pellets, water -- -----------nuggets, block salt and own 2 BEDROOM home, bath, Ohro Rrver Salt Phone 992 basement, and garage Phone 3891 992 2072 6-5 tfc 1 4 3tp - -------- ~- --AM -FM stereo radro 8 tr ack 2 BEDROOM furniShed apt No tape com bination , 4 speaker pets, $75 per month , plus sound system Balance utrlllrc!> f!: ....... .,· rr M,l l ~ac r ne , S10l 98 or use our budget 949 3811 •<>rms Call 992 3965 I 4 8tp -FURNISHED ----- -------, 2 bedroom Bu11t to Your •Specs Dehven!d to Job Silt f OPERATION SAVINGS Servlc AND --------------- ------- ------ - -------- INSTALLING 1974 • 500 E. MAIN ,...,r " From the 1araest Bulldoz.er Radiator to '-,mallest Heater Cor.:. Na than Biggs I WOOD TRUSSES ' SMITH NELSON· MOTORS, INC. IRadin! ··- Kerr Street Pomeroy, Ohro A&A HEATING Ml~rll•nari-Pomeroy, 0., Jan. 4, . .... All wor k guaranteed I DICK SEYLER. OWnor Phone 992-2798 US ABOUT PRE.FABR ICATEI) " • , •• Reaso nable Prices "STRIPPERS" I I • - P•ck·up Service Available iI 11 Ar ea's Most Stnp Pa1nt, Varnishes, etc from Furmture. Antiques- Modern-Metals We buy Ant1ques, Collechbles, etc t ":" ~SK ~ ---- ---------- -- See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-7089 Ntght992-3525 or 992-5232 F IREW OOD , $12 per pr ck up load any di!y after 2 00 GQrdo n Proffrtt , Gr eat Bend , Sandy Desert Rd , Portla nd , Oh10 , Rt 1 12 28 12tc LARGE unfurnr she d Jrd f l oor' ~-----------' apt for rent rn downtown CLOSE OUT on new Zrg Zag Pomeroy Ca ll 992 2789 Sewrng Machrnes For sewrng 12 30 6tc stretch fabrrcs , buttonholes , fancy des1gns, etc Parnt HOU SE for rent rn CheShire slightly blemrshed ' Cho rea of Phone 992 569J carryrng case or s.ewrng 111J tfc stand $49 80 cash or terms ----- - -------- avar lable Phone 992 2984 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and 12 5 tfc unfurn rshed apartments --------------Phone 992 5434 4 12 tfc BEAUTIFUL wa l nut stereo radro AM FM tape com brnatlon, 8-track tape deck. PRIVATE meetrng room for Balance $101 93, or terms any organizatron, phone 992 avililab le Call 992 3965 3975 1223tfc 3 11 lfc Phone 992 6314 . BARBS For Sale --------------8 TRACK tapes country We stalled FOAM to fr l l your Old COUCh and charr cush1ons as low as SIO 95, Uphol stery books only SOc , 4 rnch covered foaM mattresses for standa rd srz e bed , $29 95 Pomeroy Recovery . 622 E Mam , Pomeroy Phone 992 755-4 12 2J 26 tc 0. 1-lealth insurance " Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell and Mr and Mrs Howard Russell were Saturday evening VISitors or Mr and Mrs. Lincoln Russell Mr and Mrs Howard Russell and Mr. and Mrs Robert Russell were SWlday afternoon vtsttors of Mr and Mrs. Harle)' Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Dame! Worley of Beckley, W Va, were Chnstmas SWJday 1111 Tuesday vtsttors of Mr . and · Mrs Charley Smtih. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Murphy, local, and Mildred Murphy, or Crooksville and Patricta Thoma were Monday evemng vtsttors of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson. Patrtcta Thoma of Louisvtlle , Ky , spent the weekend and Christmas Day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoma ~ nd other relatives. Chnstmas Day dmner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoma, Patrtcta, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smtth, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson, Tammy, Cheryl, Terry, Mr and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Kat!, Kevin and Charles, and Mrs. Ada Slack of Syracuse. Also vtstlmg were Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Worley and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy, and Debbte. Mrs Mildred Murphy of Crooksville was a Chrtstmas visitor of Mr. and Mrs J. R Murphy, John, Peggy, Carmel, Barbara and Mr and Mrs Jack Downs. Chnstmas day guests of Mr. and Mrs. J R. Murphy and fam1ly were Mr and P.1r:;. Robert Murphy, Debbie, Mrs. Mtldred Murphy of Crooksvtlle and Patrtcta Thoma of Lowsville, Ky. Mr. and Mrs Jack Downs were Christmas Day visitors of hts parents, Mr and Mrs. Downs of Glouster. Christmas Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tuckerman were Mrs. James Reeves, Linda, Paul Darnell, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam, Btll and Carolyn, Mr. and Mrs Eugene Haning, Rhonda and Ronald and Mr and Mrs, Robert Reeves and Bryan of Syracuse. Chrtstmas Day guests of Mr and Mrs. Ltncoln Russell were Mr. and Mrs. Clmton Gilkey, Mr . and Mrs Harold Gillogly, Vtckt and Bruce, of Albany" and Mr and Mrs. Walter Jordan of Gjlhpolis Mr and Mrs. Bill McElro;, Jeff and Joey, of Columb;,. were Christmas weekend vtsttors of Mr. and Mrs. Paul POMEROY, Water Ltnes and Power Lmes. At I work done by the foot or contract. Also dozer work and septiC tanks rn - ------------- - - - - -- - -- - - - - - - - DAILY SENTINEL MANAGEMENT I 'I Painting ASpecially Dick's Hoard House DITCHING SERVICE 19 73 SUZUKI T 500. $800 like n ew s-t ill under warranty Phone 949 3833 124tp ;. THE Your vacant place I 1971 ALL Electr1c Wrnd sor Mobrle Home, 12x65, 3 bedroom arr cond1froner , 13 e)lpando. I ac re ground Old Rt 33, North of Rock. Sprrngs Phone 992 5677 l 'l 23 tfc BA SS gu11ar , Ep rphone , wrth Vox Super Beetle amp and J B L speaker Comp lete for S300 Phone 667 3372 I 2 4tp IT'S THE real tllrn g, the Se w and Go ShOp after Chrr stm as Sale All polyester r educed !.1 99 yard and up Owner Mr s E T Calaway, Alfred. Ollro 12 28 6tC Our hearts are sore , WANTED Monday lhru Saturday 1.01:. E Mam, Pomeroy. 0 . 1I Ph. 992-5271 L1ncoln Htii-Pomeroy. 0 . Res1dence, commerc•al or mobrle homes Save on parts & labor . 215 N 2nd Ave Middleport Phone 992 -3509 Pomeroy H6me & Auto OpenS T•l 5 ... Body 'hop GAS and OIL SALES& SERVICE - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 -2094 ~O LISE.'16 18 r_m coln Herghts J bedrooms Famr l y room 1n basement. washroom , util rty ?oom Eler.tr rc range , arr condrlroner carport, car p e t 1ng. 1n lrv rng room . Cil ll 949 2891 12 'l7 M e Call 446-0677 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. consec ut 1ve tnse rl tons 26 cen ts pe r word s 1x con secull ... e tnserttons On Most Amencan Cars • 9 _The Dallv S.nlln<'1 Gene's P&J HEATING AND COOLING t' •5.55 For Rent or Sale •3.50 AN HOUR RATES BLIND AD~ Ad dll•onal 25c C harg e CARPENTER work. masonry work genera l remOdel mg by hour or contra ct Phone 992 35 11 12 16 26 t c , -- ' EXPERT· Wheel 'Alignment pamt er lnt er1or and exter1or P"hon e 985 3951 125 26tp We need men & women for •mmedtale work . No expenence necessar y. Full or Part Ttme publ•sher will not b e respon sr bl e for more than one m correct •nscr ftOn -- - EXPt ~ IENCED DELIVERY DRIVER SALES Business Services 1 Employment Wanted Cor r ec f• ons will be accepted un t•l 9 am tor Day o t Publr c at •on was the scene of the Booster SWlday School Class meetmg and Chnsbnas party Fnday evemng, Dec 21 The hymn ·o Come, All Ye Fatthlul" opened the meetmg wtth Mrs. Isabel Stmpson presentrng the program usmg scnptm r from 2nd Chapter or Luke and 2nd chapter of Matt'<ew and a reading, "Don 't Blame U1e Wrse Men" Other readmgs by members mcluded, Legend of the Robin, The Three Chtldrcn, To Show the Way, The Mtracle of Chnstmas, The Chnstmas Wreckers wtth Stx Parts, When Chnstmas Lights Come Down AChristmas Prayer closed the program . In the busrness session, money donatwns to Racme ftremen , emergency and auxiliary were voted After group smgmg of "Silent Nrght" the meeltng closed wrth the Lord's Prayer In umson Dunng the soctal hour, gtfts Wlder the lighted Chnstmas tree were exchanged and gtrts were presented to the teacher, Mrs. Margte Grtmm . The refreshment table was beautiful wtlh floral eenterptece gtven by Mr. and Mrs Ernest Shuler, son-m-law and daughter of Mrs Grella Stmpson, who was asststed by Mrs. Snnspon m serving lovely refreshments to twelve members Cntt Bradford retured home Monday, Dec. 31, from Holzer Medica,! Center, followmg surgery. Mr. and Mrs Jerry Lee, Scott and Jerry, and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffr~y Lee of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Asa Jordan of Middleport were Christmas dinner guests or Mr. and Mrs Jake Lee Mtss Wtlma Sayre of Columbus called on Mr and Mrs. Francts Morns recently. Mrs. Margaret Houdashelt was Chnstmas and overnight guest of Mr and Mrs. Milton Houdashelt and Beverlee and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krautter of Gallipohs. Beverlee accompanied her grandmother home and spent several days. Enjoying a Chnstmas dmner on SWJday, Dec. 23, at the home of Mr. and Mrs Roy Rtffle were Mr. and Mrs David McKenzie, Phtlip, Jeff and Jozie, of Gallipolis; Melvm Rtffle of Columbus; Patty Shain or Antiquity Mrs. Ralph Shain, Antiqwty, vtstted in the y,- ---------'---------------------a..-----'1 I WANT •o"s. The beauhfully decorated home or Mrs Gretla Snnpson ,. " INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 PM D ay Bef ore Publ tcat•on Mondily D ead lm l'9a m By Mrs. Francis Morris Mr. and Mrs. David Parry annOWice the birth of a son, born Dec. 31, in Holzer Medtcal Center. They have another son, Jeffrey, two years old. Mr. and Mrs. John Ftsher of Akron came Monday and spent Christmas wtth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roush, returning home Dec. 26. Mr. Dale Roush spent Christmas in Colwnbus wtth his son, David, and family Mr. and Mrs. Sam Curtts of Loram and daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Bockenhager of Jacksonville, Fla., spent the Christmas hohday with Mr. and Mrs. HarrY, Curbs and other relatives. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rtffle on Monday. Miss Jane Ellis of Arhngton, Va., Miss Ruth Eilts of Colwnbus, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wheeler and famtly of Sciotoville, Mrs Thereon Johnson and Miss Edtth Hayman, local, were dinner guests on Wednesday, Dec 26, of Dr. Kathryn Phtlson Mr. and Mrs. Rush Phtison and Erich and Sarah of Syracuse were Christmas guests ot; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Philson *'d Mrs. Mtna Lewts Mrs. carrie Nease spent several days over Chrtstmas w.th her son, Mr. and Mrs. David Nea!e and sol),and other relatives and (nends at Baltimore, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cross and Ray of Columbus spent Chnstmas and overnight wtth her mother, Mrs. Frankie Netgler. Mr. and Mrs. Phil !'.!tiler of Kenton spent Chrtstmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Neigler. Christmas guests of Mr and Mrs Thereon Johnson were Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wheeler, Mary Elizabeth and Kathte, of Sciotoville, Mr and Mrs. Don Johnson, Bnan and Bruce, of Portland, Dr. Kathryn Philson and Miss Edtth Hayman, local. Bill Lake of Columbus came after his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs . Francis Morris, S1111day, Dec. 23, who spent the holidays with the Lakes, Swtfts and Schroeders . Mrs .· Schroeder, Steve and Mae Fern, brought them home on Dec. 26. Mr. and Mrs Frank Cleland were guests Chnstmas and 4, 1971 Sentin·~l Social Events ~fternoon. or.0 , J.rn ,I 1.50 30.00 2.50 30.00 .25 .25 .27 27 1.00 100 .38 38 37.70 38 70 2.50 30 00 2.50 &0 00 .25 •.25 27 27 1.00 1.00 .38 .38 38 70 38.70 1 50 28.50 .25 .27 1.00 .38 36.20 .25" .25 .27 27 1.00 1.00 ,38 .38 38.20 34 20 .25 .27 1.00 .38 34 70 2G .27 1.00 .38 37.70 .25 .27 1.00 .38 38.20 .25 .25 .27 .27 1.00 1.00 .38 .38 38.70 46.60 .25 .27 1 00 .38 37.70 .25 .25 .25 .27 .27 .27 1.00 1.00 100 38 .38 38 37.50 40.10 43.50 .25 .27 1.00 .38 38.70 .25 .25 .25 .27 .27 .27 1.00 1.00 1.00 .38 .38 .38 34.20 40.90 43.20 .25 .Z'T 1.00 .38 88.20 LEBANON O OO Eastern Local S.D. - 4.30 2 0 30. Southern Local S.D.. 4.30 2 00 26.00 LETART Southern Local S.D. 4.30 2.50 26.00 OLIVE Enstern Local S D. _ 4 30 1.50 30.00 ORANGE Easrern Local S.D .. 4 30 2 00 30.00 ' RUTLAND Meigs Local S D. -- 4.30 2.50 30.00 Rutland Village -··· 4.30 1.40 30.00 :J.OO SALEM Meigs- Local S.D.... 4.80 1.50 30 00 SALISBuRY Meigs Local S.D. -· · 4.80 1.30 30.00 Middleport Village . 4.30 .20 30.00 3.70 Pomeroy VIllage ... 4.30 .20 30.00 7.10 • SCIPIO Meigs Local S.D.... 4 30 2.50 30.00 SUTION Southern Local S.D. 4.30 2.00 26 00 Racine Village ...•. 4.30 .70 26.00 8.00 Syracuse VIllage ... 4.30 .70 26.00 10.30 SU'ITON Meigs Local S.D. ·-- 4.80 2.00 80.00 1a R a1 e tate taxes which have not been paid at the each carry aJt ten per cent. Taxes may be paid the office of the ~unty treasurer ~ y;I Please bnng your IBBt tax re< eipt and if you pay by mail bo sure to loclose of of collection at orteyy:~ Property by taxing distnct and enclose stamped self addressed envelo~. Aiways examine your tax receip~ to see that it covers all your property. Off1ce Hours 9:00A.M. to 4:00pM. da1ly excepb Saturday when off1ce closes at Noon. Tax Books ~ill open December 20, 1978 t'H"3'wiz'1'Dl~\,RANK, M~igs Co. Tress. Boys" - WINTER HOURS9 to 6 Mon .-Sa t Close-d Sunday s ' • - --- J ' -~- ,. �" ' .·· . . ,,. !> ' ,,, ' " 10 - The Dailv.Sentmel, Mlddlcpor t-Pomeroy, 0 .. Jan.l. 1974 Small family ' COLUMBUS l UP! I - f~rgotten farm conservation im.'cn tives ·n~e . White House impoundment of bv Co ngress wt·rr impountif'd funds l'or farm conservation pract ices shows the Nixon Ad- l<;s t week SlJid Abt>l'lTt, lllbit:· . " Wc ' rt• gnin~ toUt:· (kprh:t•d of fund :-; f1 ·r d1 ,ii nagt• ministration •·continues to ne- 1Continued frorn Administration ha s a ll'e:ldy askt•cl fnr an inen·use of produd ion this ;'tar in Oh io of 2.6 million acres . ' 'Now the Whill' fluust• is di:-;eoura}-!in t~ farme rs from using Ll!t• nl'w Jcmd, must of which con~cn· atJon pr oj t'ct.s, .. wa::; pn·vi\JLL•:J y held as set aside acres, " sa id AberAbrrcrombie sa id . Abercrombie said the Nixon cromb ie. "The iLnpoundment is very typical of the big farmer , cor .purate-or ient ed att itud e of Washi ngton during the past coup le of years," he S;aid. pr0J.:,ran1 s, sod waterway s, bedding furrow ~ ancl ot her glect the small famil y." st~1 t c Agriculture Dirrctor 'Gene H.. · Abercrombie sa id Thursday Over 40 per cen t of the $17> rn iiHon voted for this year S 1 . S~hools More :relief Most larmers probably will nol be ab le to a!'ford necessary conservation work for th eir new acreagt•, sa id Aber crombie. He sa id tonservatiop efforts wer e needed if farme~ are to T('ceive high yields and ma ke their inc reased production efforL' profitable. Abercrombie said the im- poundment of funds, along with the lack of available new farm machinery , the high cost of fue ls a nd the scarci ty of nitroge n and other fertilizers , were working aga inst farmers in the page 1) of shipments . An ICC spo kesman in Pittsburgh said, howt•vt•r , Hill's suggf'stim• ·w<}.uld provide less . DAMAGE HEAVY WASHINGTON (UP!) - The 46 natural disasters that struck the nation in 1973 caused more than $1.2 billion worth of damage in 31 states, the Federal Disaster Assistance state as they try to meet lower food costs and higher produc- end report today , About 75,000 tion expectations of the conswning public this year. s tri cke n families received federal assistance. Administration said in a year- - ' I / ' I battle a fire at a Columbus res- the cold side, averaging some five to 10 degrees below norid ence. Most of the rain was r.eporf- mal for early Jan¥ary. Readed in the FrankHn County ings today were expected to reach the mid or upper 20s unarea. der partly cloudy skies. "We had a' little bit yesterLows tonight will be mostly day !Thursday) afternoon but I don't believe we have had any in the teens, along with clear more," said Montgomery C:oun: skies and light winds: For Saturday, the forecast is ty Deputy Sheriff Ron Gabbard. for increasing cloudiness and "Everything is clear now . "It's pretty fair now but you slightly moderating temperahave to drive wiUl cauti.Qn," tures, with afternoon highs in said Steve Hell, dispatcher in the 30s . The extended outlook for Sunthe Delaware County sheriff's day through Tuesday calls for office. "We had a little bit of a a chance of snow or rain Sun- the ice." The National Weather Service day and Monday clearing Tuesd said today should bring drier day. High temperatw-es are exinters tates but said there were weather. A high pressw-e area, accom- pected in the 30s or lower 40s no serious injuries. Sunday and Monday dropping A frozen fire hydrant ham· panied by fair weather, was lopered firemen altemp.ting to ca ted over Missow-i today and to the 20s on Tuesday. Lows are expected to be in was sc heduled to reach Ohio EDITOR DIES tonight and continue eastward. the upper 20s and lower 30s falTUCSON, Ariz. (UP!) Temperatures will continue on ling into the teens Tuesday. Earl J . Johnson, the vice president and editor of United Press and United Press International for more than 30 Y'i"rs, died Thursday at his home near here. (Continued from page I) announced here today will uphold Ohio election laws that have barred state Sen. Donald Lukens, R-Middletown, from rurming for statewide office for five years, the Dayton JoW'IUll Herald reported. The newspaper, in a copyright story, said a thr.ee·judge panel would hold that as long as state election ~w r~uirements enforcement action. are the same for all candidates, " ... diScrunmation between. As for the Health Depart- candidates cannot be cl~imed." ' ment's Environmental Health Lukens was ordered ineligible to seek sta.tewide office for the unit, she charged it is a "con- five·year period by Secretary of State Ted W. Brown after stant source of irritation to the Lukens was !:Mays late in filing his personal campaign expens~ public, to other city officials after a successful bid for state Senate in 1972. Lul<,eas today sa1d and certainly to us. the rejection of his appeal by the three-jUdge panel "killed a " Problems drag on for political career." He had sai~ he would run for the U. S. Sena~ months only to be dropped by seat being vacated by Sen. William B. Saxbe, R-Oh1o, if today s the complainant out of sheer decision was favorable . frustration," she said. CLEVELAND - REP. CHARLES A. \{AljiK, D-Ohio, declaring that "money contaminates the pol !(cal process," vowed Thw-sday to accept no contributions in his campaign f~r THREE FINED an 11th term in Congress. "Candidates should use more of the!l' Three defendants were fined in Middleport Mayor John own energy and less of other people's money. Money conZerkle's cow-t Thw-sday night. taminates the political process," he said. "Even small contributions can lay tbeir claims to rewards of They were · Bw-well (Buddy) McKinney, 56, Middleport, $10 indiscretion and favors dispensed to those who helped. If the and costs for disturbing the events of the last year are to have any meaning at all, it should be peace, and $10 and cost., in- that the American people will never again permit public office to toxication and distw-bing the be bought" Vanik said his campaign would accept no conpeace; Herbert U. Dunn, :;o, tributions and spend no funds other than his own. "No signs - no Vinton, $10 anc costs, failw-e to campaign cards- no advertising~ no purchase of time or space have vehicle under "ontrol; in the media." Roger Howard, 24, Guysville, SAIGON - SOUTH VIETNAM AND THE Viet Cong broke a $1>0 and costs, three days six-month old deadlock over til!! release of military and civilian ' confinement, for driving while personnel, a South VIetnamese spokesman said today. But a Viet intoxicated. Cong spokesman was more cautious. · . . South Vietnamese President Nguyen.Van Tlueu, m another . development, offered to halt all government military activities in exchange for full compliance by Communist forces of the ceaseLIOlifS TO DINE Howard Hoshar, Hebron, fire agreement of last Jan. 28. In Cambodia, seven persons w~e district governor, wlll be killed and five injured when a government warplane returrung speaker at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday from a bombing mission crashed Thw-sday night into a refugee when the 25th anniversary of te camp '!/ miles southwest of Phnom Penh. Pomeroy-Middleport Lions COLUMBUS-RALf'H BAKER, EXTENSION Poul_try Club is observed with a dinner at the Meigs Inn . En- economist at Ohio State University, said today egg prices which tertainment will be by the Rio averaged higher in 1973 than in any recent years, are due to drop Grande College Chorale and soon. Baker said tbe high 1973 prices resulted partly from higher some local residents. Reser- feed costs but recently egg prices have betln profitable enough vations are to be made no later so that the number of chicks hatched for flock replacement has, than Satw-day with Wendell been increasing. He said prices during January, February and March should Hoover, president, or C. J. average about 10 cents a dozen lower than December prizes, and Struble, secretary . during the second quarter of the year they are likely to be seven to 10 cents a dozen lower than the first quarter. News. • • in Briefs Moody unhappy and rightly .so Drop in today. Let u s spoil you. pome.ay >ullond POI!Ieroy national bank policeman off the fprce. . Mrs., Henniger ' called the Health Department "pig headed" for failing to tw-n over repeat environmental code violagovernment. 'When he got her tors to the Housing Division for answer he released it - but reluctantly. She called the ci ty Health Department "pig headed, " said th e department's environmental Health section "is the worst age ncy in ci ty gove rnment and the one least likely to change" and weeds COLUMBUS I UP!) - Mayor Tom Moody last year asked Ombudsman Nod ine Henniger for a report on the problems she had encount ered in city Benefits up by .ll% of are ''a horrendous problem .' ' the ce ntury Mrs. Henniger also said the public is less than happy with the police department. "To say that some Colwnbusites are unhappy with the police deparln)en t is making the year's greatest understate- bon~ the ('5\obll she d 1872 • Member FDIC MAIN OFF I CE Mon , Tue s . W ed. Thurs . 9a . m . 3p .m F r iday 9 am to 7 p .m Saturoay 9 a .m . to 12 Noon ment,' ' she said. Mrs. Henniger said two ~majo r police RUTLAND BR A NCH Mon ., Tues.. Wed . , S<J t , 9 a .m. 3 p .m . Thursday 9 a .m to 12 Noon F riday9 a .m . t o 7 p .m . areas involving the department need ''substantia l exa mination .'' One of them is the method of reg istering a co mplaint aga inst the police and the other is " job protecting procedures" A hometown friend. which make it "nearly impossible" to ge t a bad BA~D at THE MEIGS ,. , .... . •.· ··-··• . . • .,. -· --· · • "• .•.,.·•· ., •.., ., •.•' •..• , .•..• •.,.,,. m •·•'• •r•w· ,••••••••••, •·• li.,itl i1 I ·-· i iii ii i: •• 'I , ii J i,. ,,. • i, , . ,a !f, -, . •, , NEW . .... ... ...,.".'....•.••... •. . .. , Presenting . in new hill SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (UP!) - President Nixon has signed into law an 11 per cent increase in social security benefits, which he said will g ive in creased sec urity to fin ancial millions of Americans. Thirty million retired or disabled workers, widows and dependent children will receive the increased benefits, the first 7 per cent in April and 4 per centin July. The higher benefits will be paid for by workers who earn more than $10,800 a year and by their employers. The income level at which social security tax is collected rises from $10,800 last year to $13,200. Tbe tax rate ot 5.85 per cent- paid by both worker and their employers - remains the same. That means workers earning under $10,800 will pay no more than they did last year ; those earning more than that pay $5.85 for every $100 above$10,800. • • ·~] PLEASANT VALLEY HAD HIS DAY DISCHARGES - Lucille COLUMBUS (UPI) ·Moreland , Point Pleasant; Richard Roach , II, Point Republican gubernatorial Pleasant; Harry Simpkins, candidate Norman Mw-dock Thursday former Point Plea~ant; Mrs. Ronald said Miller, West Coliunbia; Robert governor James A, Rhodes Nowlin, Southside, and Mrs. "has had his day" and it is time for some new faces. Murdock Oscar Click, Cottageville. told the Cap City Young Republican Club at Upper Arlington that "half the parTAKEN TO HOSPITAL ty is captw-ed in fear" even RACINE - The Racine E-R though some GOP leaders fear squad was called Thw-sday at 6:45 p,m. to Ralph Brewer's Rhodes can't win but are afraid home, Portland, for Billy to voice their opinion publicly. ' C-ROW'S STEAK HOUSE ' • ' Home of the Fabulous NIGHT Continued cold and high th)s afternoon from mid 20s to low 30s . Low tonight mostly in the teens. Saturday increasing cloudiness and high in tte low andmid30s. 1continued from page 1) million, The BLS said most of the increased jobless ness was among white collar workers: The unemployment rate in 'that category jumped from 2. 7 to 3.2 per cent. A large part of these · were women, particularly in the 18 to 24 age bracket Government officials said one possible indication of the impact of the fuel shortage was an increase in the number of persons employed parttime as opposed to fulltime jobs for Exemption declined economic reasons - " that is, those persons who wanted fulltime jobs, but were forced to work shorter hours, due to such factors as slack work, material shortages, or the inability to find fulltime work." The number of parttime workers increased by 160,000 last month to 2.6 million. These did not include workers temporarily laid off since they would be considered unem· ployed dw-ing their layoffs. The BLS report was based on the Census Bureau's monthly survey of litl,OOO American households selected by random sampling. This data normally is released simultaneously with additional inlormatlon, called Weather Order By Phone And .Take e".;; 992·5432 Home Fri.- Sat.-Sun. Ja n. 4-S-6 NEPllUNE .FACTOR " Ben Gi!zarro Y~e tt e Mimeaux Show Starts 7 p .m. ,.... • MIDDLEPORT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE officers, 1r, are Alwil<!a Werner, treasurer; Jim Rickman, president; BOARD TO MEET The Meigs County F~ir Board will meet at the secretary's office on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds at 7:30 Monday. MIDDLEPORT - Jim Rickman was elected president of the Middleport · Chamber 'of Commerce at its annual organizationalmeetingFridaynightat the Columl>us and Southern Ohio Electric Co. , meeting rooms. . Other. office~s elected were Don Wilson, v1ce preSident; Alw1lda Werner, treasurer, and Edna Wilson, secretary. Rickman is owner and manager of the v.f11e, Carpenter and Dyesville , Dec . 28, 3 beagle hounds , 2 black and while spotted males, 1 black and tan female , identification on collar is H: E . Hudson, Charleston, W. Va. If seen. call local 74'2 -6.471. 1·4·2tc . '• I ' ' ' Elberfelds In .Pomeroy ,. PRICE 20 CENfS Pomeroy-Middleport M&R Foodliner and Bargainland, Locust and Pearl St., Mr. and Mrs. Wilson own and manage the Western Auto Store, North Second Ave., and Mrs. Werner asi!ists her husband, John Werner, at their Werner Radio Service business, North Second Ave. George Ingles, outgoing president, presided at the meeting and installed the new officers. In other business the treasurer reported on the recent Christ- ,. GALLIPOLIS - Fire losses in the ·area served by the Gallipolis Volunteer Fire Department totaled $98,125,000 dw-ing 1973 according to the department's annual report released Satw-day by Fire Chief James f<, Northup. Gallipolis' department serves an area covering 96 square miles with real estate valued at $260 million. The department saved an estimated $5,677,50> worth of property in 1973. ' The largest fire losses in the city limits occurred Jan. 6, May 16, and Sept. 28. On Jan. 6, damages were estimated at $40,000 in a fire at the apartment building of Glenn and Faye Thompson, 322 Third Ave. A $7,000 fire occurred May 16 at the Orville · Facemire residence, 12ll Portsmouth Rd. and on Sept. 28, fire caused $5,725 at Radio Station WJEH. The biggest fire loss in Gallipolis Twp. occurred Aug. 31, a $5,500 blaze at the Gypsy Wogan home, 400 Pike St., Kanauga. A $5,000 fire heavily damaged the Jerry Dean Calley home Dec. 18 located on Rt 141 in Green Twp. A $6,000 fire on property owned by Miles Epling in Galllpolis was the largest !<ills in Addison Twp. There were no major fires in Clay Twp. The .fire department answered 36 alarms in the Clty of Gallipolis. There WNDON ON ALERT WNDON (UPI) - Troops and tanks guarded Loqdon's Heathrow airport Saturday for the first time since World War n In what poliqe described as a show of strength against possible Arab guerrilla reprisals for the arrest of four young persons from the United States as suspected gun runners. Pollee sources said .. the troop movement,was ordered after a wlll'llin& that Arab. guerrillas armed with SOviet-made SAM ground-to-air rockets. planned to shoot down an llifliner at Heathrow or another European airport. GALLIPOLI-S - According to an annual report re leased Saturday by Mun icipal Court Judge Robert S. Bctz $174,529.81, an increase of $19,711.31 over the 1972 total, was collected in fines during the 1973 court sessions. There were 944 more cases than in 1972. Judge ·Betz said the following disburse ments were made : City of Gallipolis, $94,341.32; Ohio Treasurer, $4Q,977. 97; Galli a County Treasurer , $32:264.07; Gallla County Sheriff, $743.85; Gallia County Law Library, $4,000; Ohio Department of Natw-al Resow-ces, $2,190, and State Liquor Department, $12.50. The cow-l heard 4,030 cases in its criminal division . Cases terminated were Ohio Highway Patrol, 2,782; City Police, 756; Gallia County Sheriff, 442; Wildlife Division, 38; Liquor Department, two; PUCO, nine and Department of Agriculture, one. In the Municipal Cow-l's Small 'Claims Division, $3,183.98 was collected from 61 cases filed. Disbursements were 'City of mas promotion · which was termed a Gallipolis, $583.35; Gallia County Sheriff, success. $140.59; judgments paid, $2,368.99; cos t The chamber's annual dues fee was deposits retw-ned, $88.05 and stenographer increased from $20 to $25. Letters inviting fees, $3. The court's Civil Division handled meml>ership' will be mailed soon. 45 cases during the year Involving $1,808.37, ' Teenage girl hit by auto $5lh million saved Mens and Young · Mens· . Edna Wilson, secretary, and Don Wilson, vice-president. The new officers were installed by outgoing president George Ingels Friday eveping. Rickman heads C of C Lost LOST BETWEEN Harrison - / -~- SUNDAY, JANUARY 6, 1974 Gallipolis-Point Pleasant ' Excelleflt savings, too, on womeos coats - dresses - coordinate sportswear. dresses. Big sale 'on girls dr:esses -girls ' coats · preteen sportswear. . " 3 SECTIONS • TRACWRMEN TO MEET There will be a meeting of the Southeastern Ohio TractorPullers Assn., at 8 p.m . Tuesday at the fail' board office on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. All members and prospective members are asked to attend. Save on mens slacks -mens and boys shirts . mens and boys . . · jackets - bath towels. . • 30 PAGES based on reports of payroll employment, how-s worked, and earnings supplied by busi~ess and industry, However, the establislunent survey data will not be released until next week. The BLS said it was unable to determine from the household survey whether the increase in joblessness was caused by the fuel shortage. Bu~ it said the establishment survey data due for release next week should give more indications of any such possible cause . SALE PRICES Fum iii;;.~ Business of court • JUmps up Special sale prices all over the store during the January Clearance Sale. SALE PRICES Tlliln I 2, 000 ne;,oted To The Greater Middle Ohio Vallev "establishment survey," FASHION JEANS Sizes 29' to 38 waist. Solid colors . plaids. A good selection . Your In vited Gue.~t R euclting More tmts VOL b NO. ' 49 · Open Saturday 9:30 to 9 PM Includes our entire stock of Mens Ties - Rea.dy Tied and Four·inhand Ties, Solid colors and pat~rns . · WW BIDDERS - Bids for the Gallia County Rural Water Association projects were ope ned Friday at the association office. Apparent low bidders for the project are (left to right ), s-ding, Ashley ~lderman and Bobby Alderman of AADA-RR Construction ,Compa4, and Delmas Philpot of Philpot Welding. Seated arc Milton Roush, Farmer's Home Administration, Gerald Hendrick s, Sieco, Inc., and Ishmael Gillespie, president of the water association. + '· Sunday cloudy with rain likely, beginning as snow north portion in the morning. High ' Sunday in the 40s. Chance of snow Monday north, rain south. High temperatures Monday in the 30s. Open Tonight Til 9 O'Clock MENS NECKTIES ' . KANAUGA- A Morehead, Ky. firm, the 40 mile second phase p~dject to the plant here. the Farme r 's Home Adm ana s tratwn AA·DA-RR Construction, ··was apparent Gallia County Rw-al Water System. Bids Of eight bids submitted on the new Ger~ ld Hendricks of S1eco Inc.; Ishmael' low bidder on the general construction of were opened Friday afternoon at the watei" project, the AA-DA-RR firm of Ashley Gillespie, president of the Gallia County Alderman and Bobby Alderrnan was'-- ..Rural Water Association, and employes of $353,521.76. the association. Other bidders were Carter and Evans, 500 Will Be Added Inc., Gallipolis, $432,098; Virginia Western Phase 11 of the Gallia County Rw-al Contrac ti ng , Parkersburg , W. Va . Water Association consists of 40 miles COLUMBUS ( UP! )- De claring $530,47>; Everett L. Harper and Son o( which extends from Mercerville to Eureka "Many school superintendents inOhioans would r.ather suffer minor in· dicated to u,s that they might consider Parkersburg, W. Va. $661,284 ; L. R. and small sections of the Wood's Mill Rd. convenience than being sw-rounded by changing the starting times or schools so Skelton and Company of Columbus, Ohio, and the Kerr-Harrisburg area. states on daylight saving time, Gov. John that children will not be required to go to $508,930; Decker Construction Company, In all, >OO customers will be .added to J. Gilligan said Friday he would not ask school in darkness, 'but they did not favor Colwnbus, $514,492; Bob Chaffin an<t Son the main line. Included in that total will be for a federa l exemption from · daylight keeping the entire sta te on standard Construction $518,560 and Hall Pipeline Clay Elementary School and the Hannan saving time for Ohio. Company of Danville, Ky. $431,26>. 'Q'ace Elementa ry and Hannan Trace time," the governor sa id. The state, therefore, joined most of the Philpot Welding Company of Kentu cky High School. "If school districts feel they have a . nation in advancing !rom eastern ~ standard problem because of the switch, I would was low bidder for division B of the Gal lia's initial 114 mile rural water time to dayligH~aving time at 2 a.m. recommend they consider starting school project. The bid was $114,060. system began opera tioQ in November, Sunday. All clocks trNbe. state had to be later in the day," Gilligan added. "I The low bids must now be tabulated 1971. It was constructed on a $2,113,000 moved shead one hour at that time . and certified by the water association 's loan from the Farmer's Home Ad· believe most Ohioans would prefer lhat -. Gllligan said he discussed the matter method to the inconvenience of making engineering firm, Sieco Inc. of Columbus, ministration. The systefn now serves 1,400 with civic and school officials and found Ohio a standard time island surrounded by Ind. customers incl4ding three school districts, little support for an exemption for the states on daylight saving time. " Attending the bid opening in add ition Kyger Creek, Nor th Ga llia and South· state. to the contractors were Milton Roush of (Continued on page 2) l9ble~s . Visit every department - Shop every floor _;.: and at the ·warehouse on Mechanic Street and take advantage of the mimy bargains during the January Clearance Sale. · ' · MEIGS THEATRE SANDWICH ·POMEROY • Weather " .. ·' Elberfelds In Pomeroy , 10 TIL 2 PH. 992-3629 ~ WCALTEMPS , The temperatw-e in downtown Pomeroy at II a.m. today was 32 degrees with light, wet snow falling . SAT. THE MEIGS INN. SENATOR SWORN WASHINGTON (UPI ) Howard Metzenbaum, a Cleveland Democrat who lost a Senate bid in 1970, was sworn in today to fill the unexpired term of Sen. William B. Saxbbe, ROhio. Saxbe is scheduled to be sworn in as tl1e nation's new Attorney General later in the day. '. of 40-nlile rural water addition Brewer, 25, a medical patient, who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital and admitted. jI $353~522 is · best bid otiPhase 2 · . ' ' ON THE AI~ WJEH-FM, 101.25 on the dial, wlll broadcast the Eastern Eagles at Southwestern H·iglanders' basketball game beginning at 7:45 p.m. Saturday with Blll Gray at the mil<~. the ' ' •., .. . . I '.,(' •I closed by freezing • razn; report·minor mishaps relief fur private haulers. ' By United Press International Most of the nation's F reeZing raih swept across estimated 100,000 independent parts of so uth ce ntral Ohi o truekcrs work on a 75-25 per- Thursday, causing numer· ernlagc basis with hauHng ous a uto accidents, mostly mifirms and assume all overhead nor in nature, and forced the from their 75 per cent cut, he early closing of some schools. explained. · Fi re emergency squads took " Hill 's suggestitm seems to eight people to Columbus area mean that the sw-charge will hospitals ·in one five hour pealso be split 7$-25, thereby riod for injurles received in deny ing the driver full reim· falls on icy sidewalks. bursement for his costs," the At least three schQOls were spokesman said . closed in the Columbus area an "The fCC ruling was aimed hour to an hour and a hall beat reimbursing the payee for cause of icy road conditions. specific cost increases, The Ohio State Highway Pa· whether it be the company or trol reported numerous minor the driver.' ) accidents ori state highways and - POMEROY - Martie Krawsczyn, 14, of Middleport, was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Pomeroy Emergency Squad at 11 :09 p.m . Friday were low- smoke scares,' II emergency where she was treated for injw-ies suffered calls, low- alarms due. to mallunctions in when she was-struck by a car on Main St. alarm systems, two false alarms, and low- Pomeroy, Police said Miss Krawsczyn alarms made through honest mistakes: Twenty alarms were made in walked into the path of a westbound car Gallipolis Twp. where property losses driven b)' Janice Couch, 21, Pomeroy. No charge was !iled against the driver. totaled $10,410. The Pomeroy Squad was called for Sixteen alarms were answered in HerbertMiUer, Route 124, at 9:32 Saturday Green Twp. where fire loss totaled $6,77>; morning. He was taken to the Holzer !ow-teen were sounded in Addison Twp. ' (Continued on page 2) wbere losses totaled $14,475 and .Ltsalls were received from Clay Twp. where fire loss was set at $2,485. In addition, the department made two assists to the Vinton Fire Department and one to the Point Ple~sant and Middleport ... Committee to organize FURNACE BLAMED GALLIPOLIS - An overheated furnace was blamed for a fire Friday night at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Thomas on Halliday Heights. Gallipolis POMEROY - The Meigs County volunteer firemen made a silent run to the Commissioners acted Sa turday to home and used two exhaust fans to remove establish a program for the observance of the excess smoke. There was no major the 200th anniversary of the United States. damage. A public meeting is being ca lled by the commissioners for 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. I>, at the Rock Springs Grange Hall on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. At that CLASSES TO RESUME GALLIPOLIS - It was announced time action will be started to form a Satw-day that all classes in the Gallla committee to determine Meigs' role in the County and Gallipolis City Schools will be observance of the bicentennial. A representative of the Ohio Bicenresumed Monday on Eastern Daylight · Savings time. tennial Commission is expected to attend the Jan. 15 meeting to indica te directions county and state groups are moving, The meeting ls scheduled for adjournment at 3 p.m. The com missioners a r e inviting residents to participate in the new organization which is designed to encourage Meigs Countians to renew their intere~t ip the principles on which the counlry was ·founded, to provide some measw-e of participation during the next thtee years in the observance or the bicentennial, and to develop permanent as well as temporary ideas, events and structures in commemoration of this Departm~nts. In conciusion, Chief Northup stated that due to the fine fire prevention measures by Gallipolis area residents, there has been only a 20 percept increase in fires in the community during the past eight years despite a tremendous population growth. event. DST knocks program FILM WINS MEDAL GALLIPOLiS - Bob Evans Farm Sallll(lges was awarded a bronze medal in the 16th International Film & TV Festiv~l of New York in completion with more.than 2,000 entries. The same film was also honored by tbe U. S. Television Commercials Festival. It was a 61)-second commercial produced by Byer &Bowman Advertising Agency. off air temporarily GALLIPOLIS- "Echoes of Joy," the oldest religious program aired on a regular daily schedule over WJEH will be temporarily off the air due to Ute change in daylight savings · time. The program, · which has been heard each week day at 7:45a.m. for the past 20 years will resume .its regular time spot just as soon as WJEH can resume its AM broadcasting at an early h®r. The program is sponsored and conduc!M by the First Baptist Church of Galllpolis. Meanwhile, the 10:30 Sunday morning ' worship service of the First Baptist Church will continue 10· be' broadcast and may. be heard over WJEH. MARCH OF DIME CANISTERS such as tbese displayed here by'Kim Adams B;eth Gloeckner, and Todd Adams, children of Mrs. Carol Jean Adams, campaigr; director fo~ th~ National Foundation-March of Dimes fund drive in Meigs County, and Mrs. Vildn Gloecker, her assistant, will be placed this week on store counters of business houses around the county. Change dropped into the coin colleetors will he used in the fight against birth defects. • W. VERNON DEWEESE SILVER ANNIV~ARY - W. Vernon Deweese, advertising manager for the Gallipolis Daily Tribune, wlll observe his 25th all}llversary with the local paper TUesday. Deweese joined the Tribune's display advertising stall on Jan. 8, 1949, He has. served the paper under 'lhree different publisbers, Harold.Wetherholt, J. Albert Dear; and Richard S. Owen. Deweese's first · contact with the paper was on Satur· day, Jon. 5, 1949, wbeo be was · " shown the ropes" by Jim Danner, tben ad· vertlslng manager and now advertising · direct~r of the Oblo VaUey Publishing Company. Danner has served the local papers for 43 years. BOMBS BLOW UP STRONG SuPPORT - Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, righ t, of Apple Grove, mother of • ANY QUESTIONS! LONDON (UP! ) - Bombs believed • Southern High School head basketball coach Carl Wolfe, and Jane Hill, of Florida, POMEROY - A representative from planted by the Irish Republican Army · Congressman Clarence E. Miller's office sister of Coach Wolfe, gave support to the home team Frfday night in their 67-54 exploded in Madam Tussaud's waxworks will conduct an open door session from.9-11 defeat of Symmes Valley. The mother and sister of Coach Wolfe follow his teams and at the Earls Cow-t International Boat a.m. at the Common Pleas Courtroom easier this season. Wolfe se t and' still holds many scoring recordS at old Racine Show in London Saturday, forcing here. Everyone with questions concerning High School before district consolidation , then set more reeo~ds at Marietta evacuation of thousands of visitors. There the Federal Government are invited to College, Now, after 10 years coaching first at Middleport, then at Meigs Local High were no injuries. School, Wolfe '"is home" again with the Sopthern Tornados in Racine. stop by.to discuss them~ ., I ' , r • 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 01. January 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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