https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9e59729b1c8227153f785fb99d077489.pdf 3223109a56f2c08e90db3afe4de703a4 PDF Text Text ". ,.~ .. ,. •. . '· • 10- The Da ily &ntinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, Q. ,Jan. 10, 1974 ELBERFELDS IN ·POMEROY warne •• ' or Open Both Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 pm , By llOIIF:IlT E. BUCKHORN : WASHINGTON (UP!) President Nixon and Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger have warned oil-producing and oil-consuming nations that unless they get together on the energy crisis world prosperity and stability will be seriously threatened . They pressed their appeals Thursday for a global solution Save This Weekend During Our Storewide January Sale January Sale Mens Long Sleeve WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR KNIT SHIRTS 100 per cenl a c ryli c pa nts . s kirts . shirt jacs . bodyshirts .· blaze rs . Si zes small. medium. large and e xtra large. Solid colors . Neat pattern s . Includes our entire stock of m ens hanging · long s leeve knit shirts. SALE% PRICE --~-----------...--· January Sale • ___....... --·- LONG DRESSES AND SKIRTS MULTIMEDIA STANDARD FIRST AID COURSE was completed Wednesday by six Girl Scout worke rs of the Big Bend Neighborhood. Charlotte La ToW"rett of Athens, instructor for the American Red Cross, U!ught the new "multimedia" system which uses rilrned demonstra tions, guided practice sessions, and programmed work books. The ,new system, which can be completed in 71·> hours, was developed by the American Telephone and Telegra ph Co. in cooperation with the American National Red Cross. and the approximately $600 worth of materials needed to teach the program have been donated by AT&T. Miss LaTourette, left , is pictured here as she presented Red Cross cards to Mrs. Ruth Spencer, Middleport, Troop 39; Mrs. Ruth Ann Balderson, Reedsville Troop 67; Mrs. Sibley Slack, Middleport Troop 39; Mrs. Marilyn Hannum, Reedsville Troop 67 ; Mrs. Janice Gibbs, Middleport Cadette Troop ltl!i ; and Mrs. Mary Wise, Middleport Troop 39, left to right. WASHI NGTON (UP! ) President Nixon Wednesday today impounded another $3 billion in sewage treatment funds whic h Congress had authorized for the next fiscal year to help clean up the nation's streams and rivers. In explaining why he cut back the allocation from $7 billion to $ol billion, Nixon cited " competing na tional priorities [or our limited fe deral resources." The impoundment was the second involving funds in the ambitious 1972 law designed to make the country's waters pure by 1985. The ac tion brought to $9 billion the amount of money Nixon has refused to spend of the $18 billion provided by the law for a three-year period. Last year Nixon impounded $6 billion fo the $11 billion authorized for granis to sUites during the first two years of the help sUi tes and cities build waste trea tment plants, mains, pumping stations and other fa cilities. The trea tment planis must be built because the Ia w says tha t all cities mus t ha ve second ary sewage treatment fa c ilities - systems that produce largely pure discharge - by mid-1977. By mid-1983 the cities must apply more advan ce d technology, beyond secondary treatment. In a le tter . to EPA Administrator Russell E. Train, Nixon said a total of $7 billion will actually be available to the states during the 12 months beginning next July 1 because $3 billion in funds he ordered spent previously have not yet actually been sent to the states. He sa i~ this was because of the \ • • January Sale complexities of the contrac ting system. WASHINGTON - SECRETARY OF STATE Henry A. Kissinger takes off late tonij!ht on his third trip since the October Arab-Israeli war seeking peace "all over God's green acre throughout the Middle East." The latest jaunt will take him to Aswan, for consultations with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, to Jerusalem for talks with Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir, back to Aswan and then back home, perhaps by Monday. David Smith, a student at Marietta College, has been named to the dean's list for the fall semester. David's name was ·overlooked in the list of local students reported earlier because a Marietta address is listed for him on the school records which are forwarded to the newspapers. David's wife, Nancy, also was named to the roll and was listed earlier as she carries a Chester address on the school records . Small group womens winter handbags selected from our regular stock. ------~· JUNIOR SIZE "slfSr OUr' TOPS MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS 100 per cent cotton flannel . 2 pockets . button cuffs . 6 button front. Colorful plaid pattern s. Small, m edium, large. and ex tra la rge si zes. r-------------------------1 Robert Max Ward, Boynton Beech, Fla .; her step-mother. Mrs. El sie Ward, Athens ; one aunt, Mrs . Allee ward. daugh t er s, Mrs . Gladys Shannon, Amsterdam; Mrs. Eva Pickens, Amar illo. Tex. ; M iss Virgin ia Rood. Reeds· vill e, and Mrs. Dorothy Snyder, Hockingport ; a sister, Mrs. Eva Rood. of Coolville ; 28 grandchildren, 32 great- grandchildren, and one great- great · grandchild. She was preceded In death by her husband, Herbert Edward Rood In 1944, two daughters and three sons. Funeral services will be held White Fune:ral Home officiating . Burial will be In Salem Center Cemetery. Eastern Star services will be held al the funeral home Friday evening. Friends may call at the funeral home any time after 2 p.m. Frl.day. The family ttoUn: , a.m. nli a:..V lt.ll'l. D•••r . • will recei ve friends 1f2 PRICE . . ,_ _ _ _ , _ , _ . _ _ _ may call at the · funeral home after 7 this everilng. I - ~·-~-• 100 per cent cotton flannd · sanforized shrunk. Sizes A, B. C and D. Solid colors and patterns. Coat style lop · adjustable gripper boxer waist bottoms. SALE 2 PAIR $9.95 Boys sizes 20 to 28 waist. Mens sizes 30 to so. Plenty of popular white belts - reversible belts. Solid color black and brown leather belts and fashion belts in a good selection of colors. - "-·---~--·~·._-~----------~----·---.-.-------·----·--·---· Special Sale Prices ' MEN' S AND BOYS DEPARTMENT 1ST A.OOR BATH ROBES l l Mens Fashion Jeans - Mens Long Sleeve Sport and Dress Shirts. ' Stop in - look around- We 1 11 gladly help you find your size. ___... -·-- ·-----· ........ ---... color and ........ st~le that suits y~u best. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . _ , _ CAMERA SETS MEN'S SWEATERS Small , medium, large and ex tra large si zes. · Solid color s and fancy patt ern s. 6 5 per cent polyest er and JS per cent cotton. Coats and Jac;kets - Mens Knit Sport Coats- Mens.and Young . Polaroid $49.95 Color Pak Sale! Mens $9.95 Coat and slipover styles. While they last. Contains Polaroid Color Pak Land Camera with built-in timer, carrying case. color pak film and 2 flash cubes . Sale Price . . , .. •37.50 Camera Department-1st floor. ---..-..-·~~-~--------·~--~--------------------·--- SALE $5.00 % PRICE Boys Long Sleeve KNIT SHIRTS in Coolville with the Rev. Elden Blake officiating. Buflal will be In the Eden Cemetery. Friends Funeral services will be·held CLEMMA WHEATON Saturday at 2 p.m, at the TORCH - Mrs. Clemma J. Walker Funeral Home. Wheaton , 92, Torch, died Rutland; with the Rev. Charles Wednesday at the Arcadia Dozer of Conesville, Ohio. • Nursing Home In Coolville 773-5583 ' a.m.lotp.m. Frldliy& Stturdoy Mason, W.·Va. Solid colors · far:tCY patterns . U neck and V neck Styles . Includes our entire stock . Small , med ium, large and extra large sizes. , , at 3:30 p.m. Friday at the Wellston, and several cousins . " SALE! MEN'S SWEATER VESTS Sizes 8 to 20 . Crew neck . U neck. turtle neck styles . Includes entire stock of boys long sleeve knit shirts. POlAROID $35.95 MINUTE MAKER CAMERA KITS Contains a Polaroid Square Shooter 2 Camera, Camera Case, Pack of Film and 2 Flash Cubes. Sale Price · • ·~s.oo Camera Department-1st floor . Boys Boys Boys Boys 3.95 Knit Shirts - - · · · - · Sale. 2.49 4.95 Knit Shirts · - -- - - - Sale 2.89 5.95 Knit Shirts - - - - - Sale 3.49 6.95 Knit Shirts -· - - .-Sale 3.89 following an extended Illness. Mrs. Wheaton was born at Ripley, W. Va., the daughter of --~·-----...._.......--~ Addison and Matilda Board Arull:rioo.,_ She attended the United 'Brethren Church and resided in Torch 17 years. ..... Sale prices on Sheets. Pillowcases. · Towels. Tablecovers, Bedspreads and Area Rugs during --~--~·~~-r·----------·1 our January White Sale. SALE PRICES! BOYS LONG SLEEVE Surviving are a son, Corse Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Wheaton, Hockingport ; · a daughter. Mrs. Mona White, Reedy, W. Va.; 13 grandchildren. 28 great STELLA M. ROOD grandchildren. and 18 greatREEDSVILLE - Mrs. Stella great-grandchildren, and M. Rood, 75, Reedsville Route several nieces and nephews. I, di ed Tuesday nl ght at Mrs. Wheaton was preceded Veteran s Memorial Hospital In death by her husband, Tom ,. following an extended illness. In 1961. four sisters, and eight Mrs. Rood was born here, the brothers. · da ughter of the late Albert and Funeral services will be held Ellen Rood Randolph. ~he was at 1 p.m. Saturday at lhe White a lifelong resident of Meigs Funeral Home In Coolville with County and a member of the the Rev. Roy W. Rose ofEden United Brethren l=hurch. ficiating . Burial will be In the Survi...;ltlg are three Sons. Torch Baptist Cemetery. Herbert, Knoxville, Ohio ; Friends may call at the funeral John, Toronto, Ohio. and Er - home after 4 p.m. on Fr iday . nes t, Reed svill e ; lo ur SPORT AND DRESS SHIRTS Sizes 8 to 20. Solid colors and patterns. All per manent press . BOYS 3.95 SHIRTS - • BOYS 4.95 SHIRTS - ,. . BOYS 5.95 SHIRTS · .. ,- SALE 2.87 SALE 3.97 - • SA~E 4.47 On The 3rd Floor-In The FURNITURE· DEPARTMENT ,•· Special sale now on Uving Room Suites- ·Otairs. ' Love Seats • ·Dinette Sets • Tables. Select what you need now and really save. ·use Elberfelds own · sensible credit service to budget your , ~ payments. SAVE ALL YOUR SALESLIPS FOR VALUABLE PREMIUMS . fo r ' But responding to charges bour g, Ireland and Den- promoting a worldwid e that the Nixon administration solution, pointing out that is not getting accurate inmark. Kennedy Criticizl"S E xclus ion Ameriea is 85 per cent setr- for mation on the fuel situation, In Worcester, Mass., Sen. sufficient in oil supplies and he said a thorough audit of all Edward M. Kennedy criti cized has the capability of becoming pet roleum fi rms has been the exclusion of the four. entirely self-sufficient. 1Continued on page 10) Deputy Pres idcn ti a l Press Invitations Go to 13 Secretary Gerald L. Warren The invitations to the oilsaid the administration wanted producing countries to meet to keep the conference small ' willi _consuming nations in and hoped the larger Common Washington 90 days after the Feb. 11 meeting went to Abu Dha bi 1 Al ge r ia , Ecuador , The Presiden t also released Gabon, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, lett ers to 13 oil-produ cing Kuw ait, Libya , .. Nigeria, nations asking them to join the Qua tar. Saudi Arab ia a nd consumers in a later meeting Venezuela. in Washington. Those COW1lries promised Kissinger, before flying off on another crisis Middle East mission, echoed the President in warning at a Washington news conference on energy that "no single country can solve the problem by itself." " It is essential for all concerned to understand we are truly interdependent," he said, Wednesday after a Geneva meeting to freeze pe troleum pri ces-<~l rea cty doubled since Dec. 1- for three -months but there were signs of defections, wiU1. Venezula saying it might again raise the cost of its crude oil Feb. I. Energy chief William E. Simon , a ppearing with be lieve Ki ssing er at a news con - unrestricted bil ateral competition would be ruinous . ' 1 Kissinger emphasized that th e United States has no ference, cautioned the nation not to make the oil compan it s "a scapegoa t" for the energy crisis. addin g " we ELBERFELDS IN -POMEROY . By United Press International WASHINGTON - THE GOVERNMENT IS trying to crack down on "faith healers" it says are- luring Americans to the Philippines to remove alleged tumors without surgery. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) said the "psychic surgeons" sometimes use entrails from animals and fake blood to make the ..... patients believe they are being operated on through the spiritual power of the healer. The agency said Thursday it had won a court order under which three travel agencies in San Francisco and Seattle were told they could no longer use the term "psychic surgeon" or similar phrases that might lead customers to believe some form of operation takes place during the trip. The travel agencies have been sending people on tours to the Philippines which sometimes last two weeks and cost up to $1,000, FTC said. LONDON - RAIL SERVICES IN BRITAIN returned to near normal for the first lime in a month today despite some pre-rush ho1.1r problems on the commuter lines, a British Rail spokesman said. The trains began moving again as the nation's 29,000 railroad engineers suspended their mass walkout for four days and Prime Minister Edward Heath agreed to study a labor union peace plan designed to end a crippling two months old slowdown by 260,000 coal miners. SAN CLEMENTE, CALIF. - PRESIDENT Nixon's key advisers say the Senate Watergate Committee has fulfilled its mandate and should go out of business next month . They contend it is "time tG take tbe Watergate investigation out of the public arena." "The sooner, the better," one added. The Senai.! committee's authority expires Feb. 28, but Chairman ·Sam Ervin Jr., 0-N.C., may seek an extension. Nixon's aides argue that the committee is "no longer seeking the facts" but has become ''politicized." They say their grass roots soundings taken in the postChristmas period show that impeachment talk is waning and the people are more concerned with the energy crisis and inflation than Watergate. The White· House may find a receptive attitude among some members of the Senate panel, who' themselves are oot certain whether further hearings are in order. Ervin has said he has an open mind on !he subject.-Sen. Howard H. Ba~er, RTenn ., the vice chairman, has said he is not convinced more hearings are needed. Sf ATE OF STATE HENRY A. KISSINGER left Washington with a "sense of urgency" today on a new peace mission to the Middle East aimed at getting Israel and Egypt lo separate their troops klong the explosive Soez Canal cease..fire lines. The trip marked Kissinger's third Middle East tour since the outbreak of last October's war and came at a time of increasing clashes along the truce lines and warnings of more fighting to come. WASIDNGTON - DEFENSE SECRETARY James R. Schlesinger has scrapped the decade-old U. S. nuclear policy of massive retaliation and proclaimed a new policy of aiming missiles primarily at militsry targets away from Russian cities. Schlesinger Thursday described massive retaliation as the "bashing of cities on tbe.other side." He told newsmen, "It is our intention that this will not be the only op\[on and possibly not the principal option." Defense officials later indicated the new targets include such points as airfields, damS, raillieads and oilfields - targets distant from populallon centers but necessary for a nation to wage war. WASHINGTON - THE UNITED SfEEL Workers of Anuirica (USW) has served notice it will seek "very substantial" wage and fringe benefit increases this year as well as full pay for (Continued on page 10) enttn e Interest~ Of The Meigt-Mason Area FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1974 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FLANNEL PAJAMAS Big savings now on mens double knit Slacks . Mens and Boys ! Area Deaths !. of Largsvllle; a brother, HEAT TAPEB FOR PERMANENT PROTECTION ··4.95 FROM FOSTORIA, Ohio, Mrs. David (Mary Walburn) Taylor writes her thanks to relatives, friends and neighbors for all of their kinduesses while she was confined to the Blanchard Valley Hospital in Findlay. Mary said she really had a rough time, but her illness has proven to her that "God does perform miracles" and she is now getting along fine. Mary is especially thankful for her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Walburn, Sr. , who went to Fostoria to take care of her daughters, Crystal and Julie, and her husband while she was laid up. VOL. XXV NO. 189 Mens $5.95 Denims and other fabrics now at sale prices . SAVE OVER 1h Devoted To The SALE •9.80 January Sale WOMEN''S JEANS rea s'ons • at Sizes 34 to 48. Heavy weight denim - sanforized shrunk . True western styling . Button front . pleated front - pleated pockets - adjustable waistband. ----· __......!-_________ - - •...-.... January Sale • WESTERN JACKETS SALE% PRICE MR. AND MRS . ROBERT GLOECKNER, Columbus, formerly of Meigs County, went to the Rose Bowl and its accompanying activities and enjoyed it thoroughly. In fact , they are planning on returning to California again next year for the events. Besides Rose Bowl activities , the Gloeckners also went on a tour of points of interest. Their son, Chris, 2, came here to be with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gloeckner and Mrs. Mildred Mankin while the Gloeckners took in the Rose Bowl. Eastern Stars. She is survived by her husband, Paul i one son, Larry, . j Canada , "setris h" Sale! Mens $11.19 Blue Denim WOMEN'S HANDBAGS Grange 778 and Wilkesville and . -.._.. r--:-·-· -----~~!~ . ~~!~~~.~ ·~ ·-January Sale today at Holzer Medical Center following a long illness. Mrs. Montgom ery was born Jan . 19, 1911 at langsville , the daughter of the late Henry L. and Ethel Brown Ward . Mrs. Montgomery was·· a school teacher for nine years, a member of the Dexter Star WRIIP-fJN~LECTRIC -...-..- Still a good sel~ction of Misses. Junior and Preteen Coats . MRS. MONTGOMERY LANG SVILLE Mrs . Evelyn W. Montgomery, 62, Langsville, Rt . 1, died early 5AFC.·EASYiB III$Ti4LL. 1/2 WOMEN'S COATS in Briefs (Continued from page II Bing Crosby who was hospitalized for whal appeared to be pneunwnia . TI1e doctors at Peninsula Hospital and Medical Center said results of the biopsy-removal of lung tissue for testing - would not be known until Fridsy. A spokesman said fluid was drained from an abscess and this, too, was under examination. LSAVE_OVER ... ____, SALE PRICES .,....__._._.--..,-..,_.__ SALE •7.39 of Japan, West Germany , France, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway and Britain. In Brussels, th e Common Market announced Thursday it will decide next week whether member nations will attend the Washington talks on \ an individual basis or under Common Market auspices. Four of the nine market members were SOUTIIERN JUNIOR IDGH CHEERLEADERS .- Making up the cheer leading squad at So~the':' Junior ~igh in Racine, ~e , 1..-, Patty Robinson, Joy Neigler, Debbie Brown, on top, LoiS Bailey and Kim Taylor. The gil'Is do double duty cheering for the eighth grade and seventh grade squads . Absent was Janice Carnahan. sizes ll and colors. Pretee n. gove rnments Small (34-36), medium (38-40). large (42-44), e xtra large ( 46-48'). 80 per cent cotton . 20 per cent polyester. Zipper front coat style. Tie string hood. Solid colors · navy blue, red and grey. WQMEN'S j Spe~~~~~~e~ Sizes 3 to 6x, 7 to 14 a nd SYRACUSE WINS Syracuse Grade School made three wins without a defeat it measure. Today's action in. Wednesday as the fifth grade volving the last $3 billion covers money to be spent downed Racine, 15-11, and ON BEHALF OF THE POMEROY Fire Department and durin g th e busi ness year sixth graders r outed the Emergency Squad, Joe Struble extends thanks to the public for Rac in e sixth grade, 41-18 . beginning next July 1. Leading the Syracuse attacks the wonderful attendance of the annual New Year's Ball in The money , administered by Pomeroy. The event was a tremendous success. tl1e Environmental Protection were fifth grader J . Davis with By the,way, now that the holiday season is over, firemen will Agency (EPA ), is to be used to 18 points and sixth grader J. resume (heir house-to-house campaign to explain services to Duffy with 14. residents and accept contributions towards the balance on the new fire headquarters. Fire Chief Charles Legar expects the new IN HOSPITAL headquarters to be ready for occupancy in mid February. Mrs. Beatrice Lisle of the NOW YOU KNOW advertisi ng staff of The Daily A bee's mair.imwn flying THE MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS are taking the Sentinel is a patient at the speed is 14 miles an hour. lead in the county's observance of the 200th birthday of our Holzer Medical Center. nation. They've set up_a_ public meeting for I :30 p. m. next Tuesday at the Rock Springs Grange Hall for getting a committee started for the local partiCipation. They'd like everyone to get involved so do turn out. News. ~ Dresses a .1d Sportswear $3 billion in sewage ·treatment fund~ impounded by President HOODED SWEAT $HIRTS ·-J-;n:-;:~s~~~--~J;;';;;s;;---­ GIRLS COATS Nixon, from the Western White House in California, released the text of letters to eight major oil consuming countries inviting them to a Feb. II for eign ministers energy meeting in Washington. His message went to the Mens Laminated SALE% PRICE not invi ted- Belgium, Lux em- lnstead of an every-man-for- Market nations could act for all himself scramble. nine. SALE 1f2 PRICE Our ent ire stock o f mi sses, juniors and half s izes is ir.cluded . - et toget er' PHONE 992-2156 i.,,,Ern;'i,,,,,,IRoads r@ won . 't rij ::::.... : : buy ··t : : ... :!l! :;;; ;::; :·:· ··· By United Press International Secretary of State Hen~ A. Kissinger flew to the Middle East today with a new "sense of urgency" to try to save the [altering Israel-Egyptian troop withdrawal negotiations. Egypt indica ted it would reject a reported Israeli withdrawal plan worked out by u:S. and Israeli leaders. New artillery and mortar duels were reported along the Suez Canal front between Israeli and Egyptian troops, and Israel reported two of its soldiers killed and five wounded. Tension remained high, and the influential Cairo newspaper AI Gomhourla said Egypt cannot permit the current situation to continue indefinitely. Syria reported that its artillery shelled Israeli troops trying to improve their positions on the Golan Heights today and said there were artillery duels and patrol clashes. Israel deniea a Syrian report that 10 Israeli soldiers were killed or wounded in clashes during the night. Kissinger arrived in Madrid today for two hours ol .talks with Spanish Foreign Miliister Pedro Cortina before flying on to the Egyptian resort city of Aswan for talks with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. Kissinger will consult Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir in Jerusalem and nnay pay visits to Jordan and Saudi Arabia. Whether he would visit Syria was not koown; Syria has refused to join the Geneva peace talks. The most authoritative statement of the Egyptian position came from Mohammed Hassanein Heikal, editor of the semi-official Cairo newspaper AI Ahram and a confidante of Sadat's. He editorially rejected the reported Israeli proposals today, indicating Sadat would do the same. The Israeli ·proposals-never announced officially-were ' discussed by Kissinger and Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan in Washington last week. They are said to include (Continued on page 10) Case set into July CHARLESTON, W. Va . (UP! ) - The fir st case resulting from the 1967 Silver Bridge collapse has been reset from March 18 to "probably July," giving the West Virginia Court of Claims more time to determine procedures. A total of $6.3 million has been sought in 59 claims filed aga inst the state of West Vir.ginia for wrongful death, per· sonal injury and property losses in the Dec. 15, 1967 disaster. When the span·crumbled into the Ohio River at Pt. Pleasant, the death toll reached 46. At a pre-trial conference Th ursday, both the state attorney ge nera l's office and counsel for the 59 claimants ~sked the three-judge panel for additional time to prepare their cases. Th~ court noted, however, that a pre-trial conference set for March 18 to determine which facts can be stipulated and which case to be hea rd first would stand . TOM WOLFE THE NEWbY elected pre sident of lhe Racin e Home National Bank Is Tom Wolfe who also serves as cashier. He was formerly executive vice president and cashier. Wolle was elected al the annual organizational meeting of the board of directors Tuesday nlgbl. Charles Hayman was nall\ed chairman of the board ; Clarence Price, vi ce president, and J. W. Weaver, secretary. TEN CENTS Industrial Arts flooded show tomorrow . . By GEORGE HARGRAVES, Supt. MelgsLocal&hooiDistrlct . . . ... ·.·················· ····· · ... .. ... , ....... ...... ,., .. ·,··········"""" . . ,.,_.,.,., .. ·.································· The h1gh school mdustrtalarts department Will have an open By United Press International ..............,...,.·.·.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;...;.;.;.;.;.;.;.,.,.,,•.;.•.·.·.·.·.·.·.w.•>.:.::,•••.•.•.w.·.································· house on Saturday, Jan. 12, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the high school Asteady rain in southeastern Ohio flooded several secondary roads along the Ohio River early today. A dispatcher at the SUite Highway Patrol post in Jack1!Dn said roads were covered with water in Gallia, Meigs and Lawrence counties, mainly along the river . , "We have no problem .rig~ now," he said. "It's just begnfning. But we expect the problem to worsen later in the morning." He said a portion of U.S. 33 near Burlingham in Meigs County was closed because of high water· The patrol also reported icy and snow-covered roads in the northwestern part of the state and slick highways in the southwest. A flash flood watch was issued late Thursday for Morgan, Washington, Athens, Meigs, Vinton , Jackson, Lawrence and Gallia counties, all along the Ohio River. A winter storm warning was in effect in northern Ohio for a mixture of snow and freezing rain. A lo)V-pressure s)'lltem was expected to continue its slow eastward movement, bringing an end to the precipitation tonight and Saturday, but ushering in colder temperatures. Fair and cold weather was forecast for the weekend, with temperatures averaging 10 to 15 degrees below normal for mid-January. THREE FINED Three defendants were fined and four others forfeited bonds in Pomeroy Mayor Dale Smith's Court Thuraday night. Fined were Richard Lewis, Pomeroy, no operators license, $5 and cos Is, and Richard Peyton, Pomeroy, and Gregory Lane, Middleport, reckless operation, $5 and costs each. Forfeiting bonds were Larry Well, Shade, $200, OWl; Phillip Weaver, Syracuse, squealing tires, $25 ; Leo Vining , Pomeroy and r..8rry Riffle, Pomeroy, ~isturbin g lhe peace, $25 each. Roads closed by heavy rains sponsored by the Industrial Arts Club. It is open to the general public, with a special invitation to parents of students who are in ' F1ooded roads force-d closing of Meigs Local &huols and industrial arts. the Kyger Creek District o[ the Gallla County Local &hools On display will be drawings by students in the drafting classes, loday. leather projects, major wood projects, wood lamination projects, At 9 a.m.loday 1the East Gallipolis weather station said wood carvings, wood turning projects and plastic projects. The 2.031nches of rain had fallen In lhe general area of Gallia and tools and macninery used by the students will also be on display. Meigs Counties the 24 hours from 9 a.m. Thursday to 9 a.m. S'/)eaking 0 1 Schools . . No. 300 Friday, Its report Thursday sold .67 Inch had fallen the J previous 24 hours. Our industrial arts classes are tau ght by Ben Slawter and The Go Ilia-Meigs Pus! Stale Highway Patrol said al least Charles Frecker. Free refreshmenis will be served. five stale routes were closed by high water In Gallla County. The change in time has put schools in a really difficult position, Closed were Rt. 218atlhc Lawrence County line, Rt. 554 west the kind that whatever we 1~o is wrong to some people. 1 know of Cheshire, Rt. 141ot Cadmus, Rt. 775 at Hannan Traee Rd. that it is not good to have young folks walking along roads and and Rt. 325 west of VInton. waiting for buses in the dark~ Ashift loa later hour will help this. Meigs CoWlty highways under water are Rt. 33 al That 8ame time shift will )! ndoubtedly cause some, perhaps Burlingham; Rt. 248atKeno ; Rt.124 at Rutland; Rt.l43, one many, students to be unsupervised at home after parents leave mile northwest of Rt. 7and Rt. 681 west of Rl. 33. for jobs thai are scheduled on the new time. All area varsity basketball games were still scheduled I have had calls and contacts asking thai we move our tonight as of 9 a.m. Friday. Meigs-Logan and Irontonschedule to a later hour. I have also had calls and contacts asking Ja ckson freshmen games were 'washed out Thursday night. that we do not make a change. As I said, we will be wrong whatever we do' Sales of burley tobacco allhe Huntington Tobacco Co . This earlier start in the morning has intensified problems warehome were cancelled yesterday due to flood conwith the weather, school bus routes and the possible closing of ditlons in outlying regions, a company spokesman schools. reported. Let me _emphasize a couple of points again : I have to collect The market Is open to receive tobacco but sales wiD the best information that I can and make a decision by 6:30 on a ~ not resume Willi Monday, the spokesman said. questionable morning. This decision is coii1IIlunicated to WMPO, :::::::::;:::;::::::~:::::~::::::::=:v:::-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::;~~:::::;:::::::::~:i:i:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: WATH and WJEH who announce it over the air. If the decision is made to have school and a bus driver feels it is unsafe to run all or any part of the route, the driver makes that decision and communicates It to the radio station. If the driver runs the route and the parent feels it is unsafe for the student to ride the bus, the parentdeeides to keep the student at home. This means that we will not force a driver to drive a route or part of a route that the driver feels is unsafe. NEWS AND NOTES - The enrollment in the district now Tom D. Crouch, director of indicate three themes to be stands at 2,994, just half a dozen short of that elusive 3,000 mark the Ohio American Revolution emphasized ' in com- - The new stage curtain has .arrjved and been installed at Bicentennial Advisory Com- memorating the bicentennial Harrisonville - This plus the new overhead lighting add a lot to mission, will be the principal are : that auditorium - Today marks the conclusion of the first half of speaker at a mee ting called by - Heritage '76 - Asummons the school year - Report cards will go out next Thursday, Jan. 17 the Meigs County Com- to learn what has made our - The Marauders travel to Logan this evening - They play missioners for next Tuesday, country great ; Jackson at home on Friday, Jan. 18 - The Board of Education Jan . IS at 1:30 p.m. at the Rock - . Festival USA - A meeting for January has been set for next Monday, January'l4, Springs Grange Hall. program to encourage travel at 7:30 in Middleport - Beginning in February the regular monthly meeting of the Board will be held on the second Tuesday Every organization in the throughout America: coWJty is invited to send one or - Horizons '76 - A call for of each month . more representatives and all all Americans to engage in interested individuals are some project. invited to participate in the meeting, according to the commissioners. Its purpose is to organize a Meigs County Veterans Memorial Hospital · Committee to start work on ADMISSIONS - Robert Meigs County's observance of Russell, Pomeroy; Stanford the Bicentennial of the Denney, Pomeroy; Patricia American Revolulion which Cleland , Pomeroy ; Alice COLUMBUS (UP!) - State said, in addition, the Health will climax in 1976. Spencer, Pomeroy ; William Commerce Directot Dennis Department, is being sent a The speaker was secured by Cornell, Portland; George Shaul warned Thursday that notice of each home's non· so licens e contacts made by the Meigs Stobart, Racine ; Ora Halfhill, 116 nursing homes face the loss compliance County Pioneer and Historical Cheshire. of their license because they revocation pro~eedings can .. Society with the Ohio DISCHARGES - Gloria have not installed fire alarnis. begin. Historical Society, which is the Neville, Mary Dye, Jeanette Shaul said thai 90 pet. of Shaul said homes without sponsoring group in the Ohio MacDonald, Harold Young, fire alarms are being told they Ohio's nursing homes are Bicentennial program. Donna Nease, George Roush, are not in compliance with complyi!Jg with the deadline Letters mailed recenUy by Richard Gilmore; Lenora state; Among them Shaul listed·· for installing fire alarm · the ·county Commissioners Vanderslice, ·Holly Green. the Meigs County home. He systems. Crouch.to speak here on Tuesday AEP to help standardize nuclear·power plants A joint program to develop a stan- operation of the .J irst such standardized dardized nuclear plant design leading to plant by mid-1983 "or earlier if pracconstrucUon of a ~ries . of 1,500,000: ticable." . AEP, one of the' nation's largest - kll<iwatt, high-temperature, ' gas-cooled reactor (HTGR) power stsllons was an- electric utility holding companies, consists nounced today by the American Electric of se\.en . operating companies in sev~n Power l>ystem and Gen~ral Atomic states, including Ohio Power Company . Company of San Diego, Calif. · AEP's total installed eiectric generating Donald C. Couk, chairman of Af;P, · ca pacity is 14,SOO,oqo kw. sa~ the program will lead to commercial · General 1\tomi c, developer and I I. •' manufacturer of the HTGR, is a partnuclear-fueled plants will have to be nership company joinUy owned by Gulf Oil fully utilized If we are to meet the Corporation and the Royal Dutch..Shell country's energy requirements of the group of companies. .. future. Cook, long an advocate of the view · "Th~alue to the electric utility inthat the near·term power requirements dustry of standardization in the conoftbe UDI~ States can only be met by struction of nuclear power planis cannot rapid Increase In the utilization of the be over-emphasized," he said. "Stannation's exleaslve.coal reserves, sold, dardization promises significant reduc" It Is our beUef that both codl·flred and . tions in tho time required for plant siti ng~ a licensing and construction procedures, dardizatlon "is of irnme~ con~uence in and also will bring savings in both con- the .effort to prov1de soc1ety w1th a sa£~, struction and operating costs. We hope . envl!'onmentally accepiable and ~ono~lC that this joint standardization program supply, of energy as soon as possible. will be of direct benefit to others in the C: A. R.olander , president ~~ General utility industry in meeling their respon- AlomlC, sa1d GA w1ll have the responsibility to supply economic and reliable Slbili~ for des1gn o~. the reactor .and , assoc1all!d nuclear eqwpment. American pow:.. R. Dorsey, chairman and chief Elecll'ic Power will lulveresponslbility for ex.;,utive officer of Gulf Oil, said titan(Continued on•page 10 )· ~ ' . �• • .. 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Russell pulls r~gulars good '73 1 Of the Bend ~_..{\ ,-; ! after poor first half I I I I I COOLVILlE - Stockholders of the Trt County Bank here meetmg Wednesday afternoon at the bank offtce heard J Sterling Lamp president advtse that 1973 was the fourth Wo11der.~ ,,bout S11owde11 :~ consecutive year m whtch the motive Jan 8 1974 Dear Mr Editor I have learned m my life 's experience wtth people that to slay out of trouble you JUSL don l gellmolvcd IHth thmgs which don t rcalh concern you But after much thought I dectded to wrtte you thts letter We the people of the Metgs Lo<al School Dtslnct are ver) lucky to have a football coach wtth Charles Chancey s abthty to leach and tram our young people to play the game such as our Metgs Htgh School football teams ha1e played smcc the con sohdatton of Pomeroy, Mtddleport and Rutland Htgh Schools I myself JUs\ can't understand why Robert Snowden the newly elected member of the Metgs Local school board can be so agamst tlus new f1ve year contract which was given Mr Chancey back m November of 1973 The way I look altt Mr Chancey IS really domg tis a favor by slaymg here when he could move up to a bigger htgh school or even an asstslanl coaching JOb wtlh a large college tf he chose to do so Is Mr Snowden reallv concerned about helpmg out school distnct or does he really want to JUst step m and start ruruung lhmgs nght from the begmmng I admtre Mr Hargraves and the other board members who voted m favor of the new contract I JUS\ hope Mr Chancey doesn t get offended and JUSt up and qutt Ius JOb here I don t belteve Mr Snowden can get us another coach to match wtls wtlh the coaches of Ironton Logan Jackson Athens, etc on Frtday mghts durmg football season and come out wtlh a won and lost record that the Metgs H1gh School football team and fans can look at and be ver) proud of He ts a !me gentleman and leader of young men I have never seen him cursmg or yellmg at our boys as some of the other coaches do I JUSt hope he stays around here for a long, long tune to come Robert E Barton, Rt 3 Pomeroy, Ohto ' ' > the day after . ~' • ~ by the editor WHAT IS A FELLOW TO BELIEVE DEPARTMENT Wednesday stratght from the horse's mouth (Wall Street) came the followmg dispatches 'Desptte the apparent strength of the market after the yearend rally, 'We are on the verge of cancellmg our buy stgnal at 788 31 and flashmg a new short term sell signal somettme w1th the next few trading sesstons,' satd the Dmes Letter The f11111 satd if the number of new lows exceeds the new htghs, thiS would be an automa!tc stgnal to sell It urged mvestors to complete thetr hqutdatton and transfer mto gold and silver shares " And ' The Federal Reserve Board s cut m margm reqmrements should be vtewed as an extremely bullish development' ac. cordmg to Spear & Staff, Inc , of Babson Park Mass Htstoncally, such cut.'l generally have preceded bull markets led by mcreases m the Dow lndustnal Average of between 20 per cent and 80 per cent, the ftrm contmued So, based on the record, and given the abaence of calanru!tes both natural and contrtved the Fed's latest largesse rna) stunulate a move to 1100 and 1200; tt added ' • ' ' Immedtately followmg the meeltng the directors orgamzed electmg Mr Lamp prestdent and cha1rman of the board Kenneth W Stealey, executive vtce president and cash1er, W1lham F Hanneman and Carl E Smtih, vtce president, Maxme Rader and Hazel Westfall, assistant cashters Mary Belle Cody, bookkeeper and Dme Sovel, comotroller Holzer Medical Center (Discharged Jao lOt Roy Bauer Shem Beaver Janet Bolin, Carne Buckle Davld Burton, Jr , Bruce Carman, Samuel Clark Margaret Elliott, Wesley Fly Mary Ford Amy Garrett Pamela Htggenbotham, Mrs Netl Hotham and daughter Luctlle Hurt Phyhss JayJohn Sh1rlel Kennard Anna Ktlt.'l Tracy Mtchael, Montevtlle Mullins, James Ntchols, Dale Parker Edna Parsons Floyd Pickett, Mrs John Sauvage and daughter Ethel Shasteen Margaret Stark, Chester Tennant, Wtllis Tombhn, Mrs Arthur Vaughan and daughter Mabel Wells Hazel Whtte Mrs James Wyatt and daughter (Births) Mr and Mrs Thomas Gardner, a daughter, Galhpolts, Mr and Mrs Rtchard Hovatter a son Middleport Mr and Mrs' Edwm Hanna, a daughter Galltpohs Mr and Mrs Charles Cook, a son, Vmton Metgs News Htghhghts of 1973 (Third Quarter) JULY -After many months of plaruung the Metgs County Samtary Landftll opened Wayne Swtsher and Harold Lohse m busmess for many years m Pomeroy, sold lhetr drug store to Kenneth McCullough and Charles Riffle Kim Batey, smger, won the annual Rutland July 4\h talent contest Henry Htll was appomted to Syracuse VIllage Counctl Harold Hubbard was Installed as prestdent of the Mtddleport • Pomeroy Rotary Club The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce nommated new directors Former Pomeroy resident Wallace Ebersbach died m Flortda Harrisonvtlle was hard hit by a flash flood Thirty large sohd waste contamers were placed about the county to help wtlh the battle of waste dtsposal 1'. mock disaster was held at the Kyger Creek Power Plant wtth Metgs THE QUICK IMPRESSION IS that the Dmes Letter ts emergency units taktng part pesstmtsltc (sell) about the stock market, and that Spear & The Mtddleport Chamber of Staff Inc are optunts!tc (buy) Conunerce staged an outdoor • Not so, necessarily Read carefully those words framed by recreation and boatmg show at Ph D s m economtcs m both mstances the Martna The General Dmes ts talkmg about the short term (1•2 months), Spear Telephone Co whtch serves about 1974, Dmes offers no substanllatmg evtdence for 1\.'l most of Me1gs County went out wanness about the market tf tt htts 788 31, nor about tls 1974 on stnke Earl Ingels was prospects Spear cttes histoncal precedence for tls longer term named pres1dent of the vtew, and even leaves ttself an out m the reference to calamttl~ Pomeroy Chamber of Com both natural and contnved " merce aod ground was broken The statements are mutally exclustve Dines and Spear for Pomeroy's new fire above really do ltttle more than suggest bow tough 1t must be to department headquarters make a hvmg on Wall Street George Nesselroad, Jr , began his term of offtce as com HOPEFULLY THE AMERICAN ELECfRIC Power Co mander of Drew Webster Post (Appalachian Ohio Power, etc) wtll settle on a proposed stte 39, Amer1can Legion Harry M between New Haven, W Va , and the Sporn Plant to build 1ts Cross, 85, retired Mtddleport newest steam generatmg power plant (See page 1, The Dailv busmessman, d1ed Mrs Sentmel, Jan 9) ' Maxme ~tterf1eld of MidOne of seven posstble locattons, the Mason County stte a~ dleport was k1lled m an auto parently ts m the lead commg around the last turn mto the home acctdent north of the Me•gsstretch Galha lme Middleport Vtllage Metgs County, whtch has not taken tls fullest posstble ad· Councll made plans for a street vantage of the populallon mflux concurrent wtlh construcllon of resurfacmg program Tom the GaVin plant next door at Chesh1re, thus has another chance Phtllips res1gned as director of Erectton of a new plant m Mason County should begm about the the Southern H1gh School tune construction at Gavm ts phasmg out Band Robert E Buck, An opturust, or one who believes the mdustnal future of the Pomeroy attorney, was named Trt.COunty Area ts bttght, would project hts long range vtews of cha•rman of the Metgs County thts area on t~e asswnpllon that maJor mdustr18l expanston Will American Red Cross Chapter be constant perhaps for the u~commg decade, 1f not generatiOn The Rev and Mrs Charles The neces;;ary coal lies wtlhm reach under ground to make Simons and family of the the Mtd.Oh!O Valley a second Ruhr Valley of West Germany the Mtddleport F1rst BaptiSt dream of busmessmen here smce World War II Our natton's Church were honored w1lh a energy problem enhances -if tt does not make certam _ the farewell recepllon as they ' probability that bet!' mdeed the productton of electncal power prepared for a ms>ve to In / wtll r~voluttomze our way of life diana The Rock Sprmgs area ' By Bob Hoef/if·h Mr and Mrs Kenneth Russell, Racme Route 2 received word Monday that thetr daughter, Mrs Wtlham J Burton (Aleta Lynn) underwent emergency surgery Jan 7 •t the Orange Memonal Hospttal m Flortda Aleta Lynn wtll be observing her b1rthday on Jan 31 and would be most happy to hear from friends She's employed at the Swedish House m Orlando !netdentally, she s domg well followmg the surgery Cords may be sent to Orange Memonal Hospital Room 6521, 1416 Orange Ave South, Orlando Fla 32802 PERSONALLY, I HAD LOST TRACK of the planned postal rate mcrease, from etght to 10 cents an ounce for ftrst class, and thought tt was gomg mto effect this month Pomeroy Postmaster James Soulsby however, says that the Cost of LIVIng Council agreed that the mcrease should not go mto effect until March 2 STEVEN STANLEY WAS NAMED to the deans list at OhiO Umverstty for the fall quarter commg through wtth a four pomt average and you JUSt can't beat that Steve IS a sophomore m the college of engmeermg By the way he was accepted mto the Institute of Electncal and Electromc Engmeers durmg the fall quarter Steven ts the son of Mr and' Mrs Duane Stanley Pomeroy Route 4 MEMBERS OF DREW WEBSTER POST 39, Amertcan LegiOn, wtll be treated to a spaghetti dinner at 7 p m Tuesday precedmg a regular meeting at the post home There are some pretty good cooks m that group Bv Uruted Press International It was 'obvious" to Seattle Coach Bill Russell that Golden State was gomg to beat hts tc~m aflcr the Warriors built up a 62-40 halftune lead Golden State JUSt kept pourmg 11 on Thursday mght for a 1~9 romp over the Somes to move tls Nattonal Basketball Assoctatton record to 20-20 and cltmb w1lhm two games of tdle Los Angeles m the strange Pactftc Dmston chase The Somes coach was asked why he pulled hts startmg f1ve and replied tt was 'obvtous that tt was Golden State's rught We have to play the New York Kmcks Friday and I have to have my men ready " Golden State s Joe Elhs hit 1· of 13 shots for 17 pomts, and added 10 rebounds and four asststs m JUSt 21 mmutes of play Ellts satd after hiS best game of the season that his lack of playing tune has hurt his shootmg conftdence, but that he mtghl bave got tt back wtth hiS explosiOn agatnst the Somes Rtck Barry had 2land GaZZie Two buses in accidents No one aboard a loaded Southern Dtstrict school bus Vmton, attempted to make a left tw-n just as an auto drtven was InJured m a mmor trafftc by George E Pope, 24, Rt 1, acctdent Thursdav mornmg, Vmton, attempted to pass Both drtvers complained of MRS VILMA PIKKOJA ,SUPERVISOR of the Metgs Book three and one balf miles from Rt 338 m Metgs County near mmor Jn]urtes There was mobtte servtce has been disCharged from the Holzer Medical the junction of county road 95 moderate damage and no ,Center where she was gtven mtenstve therapy for after effects of The Galha-Me1gs Post State cttaltons were tssued & neck InJury suffered about 10 years ago Charles R Burnette, 41 , Mrs P;_~koja on her toes as usual pomts out an error m Highway Patrol said the bus, dnven by Charles R Wolfe 36 Kerr, was charged wtth fatlure Buckeye Country ' the wmter pubhcalton of Ohto Htlls Rt 2, Racme, scraped the to yteld the nght of way Publishers In an article entitled 'The Ftghtmg McCooks of followmg an acctdent on Kerr· carrollton ' It IS stated that Damel McCook dunng Morgan s stde of a bndge ra1ling An empty Gallipolis Ctty Harrisburg Rd near the Kerr Ratd was ktlled at Buffmgton Island, 'near Cmcmnall " Bufschool bus was mvolved m an Post Office fmgton Island, however ts near Portland m good old Metgs Mrs The patrol satd Burnette's Ptkko)a also has a copy of the 1974 Ohto Almanac whtch hsts the acctdent at 3 10 p m Thursday the Junction of Rt 325 and at car pulled from the post offtce vtlal statisltcs for all of the counties Ptctured on the Metgs 504 Offtcers sa1d Jam•s W mto the path of an auto County page are the Metgs County Courthouse, the oldest m OhiO Howard, 32, Rt 2, Btdwell, lost operated by Els1e Higley, 53 sltll m use, and the monument at Portland control of h1s bus on the wet Rt I, Btdwell Mrs Higley pavement The vehtcle went suffered rmnor lacerattons but A DELIGHTFUL 'HAPPENING ' FOR Mrs Nellie Vale across the mterse't:tion over an was not unmediately treated former prmctpal of the Salem Center School and now a Met~ embankment A final acc1dent occurred m County school supervisor, on Wednesday evemng There was moderate Metgs County on Rt 7, four Mrs Vale received a phone message Wednesday telhng her damage Howard was ctted to tenths of a mtle north of Rt 681 not to prepare an evenmg meal as she would be havmg company At 5 p m Wednesday, 14 women - teachers and atdes of the Municipal Court for speed m where an auto drtven by Robert E Mendenhall, 31, Salem Center School - and others amved wtth full dtnner excess of road conditions Two persons were slightly Reno, Oh1o, pulled out to pass baskets as well as a decorated cake mscnbed wtth best wiShes for Mrs Vale m her new home The group also presented Mrs mjured m an a~cldent Thurs- just as a car driven by Stephen day mormng on Rt 160, two M Shields, 17, Rt 2, Coolville, Vale wtth a large planter for her fireplace area Present for the affa1r whtch was really • one of those tenths of a m1le north of Rt 554 started to make a left turn moment.'l to remember" for Mrs Vale were Roberta Wilson Offtcers satd a truck dn ven by There was moderate damage Anna Elizabeth Turner, Sheme Turner, Carol Evans, Wmifred Wtlliam D Swtck, 52, Rt 1, and no charges W..re !tied Naas, Phyllis Dugan, Mabel Pauley Margaret Parsons, Ethel Chapman, Elizabeth Ann Webster Ohve Page, Wykle Whttley, and Fannie Pelt! I The group bad planned the honor for Mrs Vale earlier smce Mrs Vale has been Ill Rutland several months movmg there Anew dramaltc fllm, 'Uke a of the fastest growmg after many years of restdency m Columbta Townshtp However Mighty Army", the true story congregaltons m the world, Mrs Vale dtd suffer a heart attack and lhf"'lroup was afra1d of a man m tWle with h1s times, growmg from 17 to more than proceed for fear of causmg Mrs Vale to have a setback In- w1ll be shown at the Mt Her- 2,000 members and needmg ctdentally, Mrs Vale has recovered beauttfully from the heart mon Umted Brethren Church, three Sunday mormng serv1ces attack She's out worktng m the schools agam and ts also per- Sunday at 7 30 p m to serve the crowds mitted to drtve agam these days This exc1ting true story has The f!lm ts a response to the soc1al revolulton among young been made Into jthe film, "Uke people today whtch IS a Mtghty Army" by Gospel frightemng m many of 1\s F1lms, Inc , of Muskegon, aspects Even the church ts Mich Starrmg m the role of Dr bemg sertously questioned as Kennedy 1S Chris Robinson who to tls extstence and activity Is best known for his role as an was htt by a flash flood The Creek Road The Me1gs County Instead of responding w1th Air Force sergeant m the new modem Kroger Store m Commtsstoners awarded b1ds bewilderment and fear, a Telev1ston ser1es, "Twelve Pomeroy observed Its grand on the $250,000 courthouse handful of people tn Ft O'Clock High " As Jun Ken· opemng Metgs County Salon renoval!on Insurance man Lauderdale, Fla , led by lheJr nedy, Robinson gives the best 710,8 and 40, returned from the Wilham Harden, Racme Rou~ dynam1c young Illlmster, Rev performance of hiS 1llustrtous state meetmg with seven I, was found dead on the streets James Kennedy, committed career awards of Pomeroy's busmess seclton themselves to the prmciple of The lnsp1rat10nal film for the AUGUST - A recogmtiOn Metgs County school students provldtng hfe-changmg an- entire family is the latest tea was held for 63 restdents returned to lheJr classrooms swers for the people of lheJr release for Gospel Films, Inc , partictpatmg m the Retired for another year A grand JUry community also producers of "The Tony Seruor Volunteer Program A md1cted James Cundtff In nine short years the Coral Fontane Story," "Flip Side" county-wtde health fa1r got Racme Route I, on ftrst degr..; Ridge Chw-ch has become one and "A Four Letter Word" underway m Middleport murder charges m the death of George McDamel escaped Wtlltam Harden Robert when hts home on Dock St m Wmgett was named prestdent Mildred Kibble died on Thursday Mtddleport burned The Rev of Syracuse Village Counctl A REEDSVILLE M1ss home wt th her father, was a , and Mrs Wtlltam A heat wave gripped the county Mtldred D Kibble, 56, Reeds- member of the Eden Umted Genbeuner of South AfriCa and nalton durmg the last days vtlle, passed away unex- Brethren Church and was made the1r !mal vtstt to Metgs of the month pectedly at her home Thursday employed at the American County to vtslt relal!ves SEPTEMBER The mormng Born here, Miss VIscose in Parkersburg the Pomeroy mvoked an II p m resignation of the Rev Arthur Kibble was the daughter of past 38 years curfew for young people Amy Lund as pastor of st Paul Horace E Kibble, Reedsvtlle, Survivors mclude four Hanun rece1ved the Veterans Lutheran Church m Pomeroy and the late Suste Buchanan ststers, Mrs Hazel Barton, Memorl81 Hospttal Women's was announced Three M•d- Kibble Mrs Ada Congrove and Miss Awnhary nursmg scholarship dleport Route 1 men dted m a M1ss Kibble, who made her Forrest Kibble, all of ReedsIngnd Hawley and Edwtn snake Infested well on the vlUe, and Mrs Fatrybelle Cross were named ]untor fall" Silver Run Road m nearby Foster, Belpre, and several queen and kmg Mtddleport Galha County Ram fell on meces and nephews ' Police Chief J J Cremeans Sept 6 breaking a two week Bestdes her mother, who IT'S SPAGHETTI rece1ved for the fourth con- beat wave m the county Meet A spaghetti supper, not a died m 1956, she was preceded secutive year a pedestrtan the Marauders mght was obsafety citation for Mtddleport served as everyone prepared j1tney supper as was an· In deatb by a brother, August 10 19M Title I funds for schools were for the oplemng of the football nounced earlier, wtll be held at Services will be held Sunday slashed m Me1gs County The season Non-teachtng em- the Cbester Elementary School Meigs County Fatr staged a ployes of the Metgs Local from 5 30 to 7 p m SatUrday A at 2 p m at the White Funeral successful five day run SCbool Dislrtct recetved $13,000 country show will be presented Home 10 Coolville wtth the Rev Ground was broken for the m pay mcreases and frmge from 7 30 to 9 p m w1th Eldon Blake officiating Burtal Riverside Apartment complex benefits from the distnct's Chester School students taking wtll follow m the Eden m Mtddleport Std Spencer, board of educallon The part Duane Wolfe and ' The Cemetery Friends may call at noted local horseman, Eastern Board of Education Wolf Pack" will provide mustc the funeral home after 7 p m delighted fa1rgoers m horse awarded the general con- and wlll accompany all today harness racmg The Langsville struction contract for an ad- vocalists bndge was extensively ditton to the high school to the damaged by a truck and was Kmg Constructton co , closed Pomeroy Council ap- Jackson A hassle developed WOOD INJURED proved pay raiSes lor village between Middleport officials third place honors m tis class The Middlepoct ER squad employes Joy Bigler was hired and the Leading Creek Con- allhe Martella Band Festival was called Thursday at 12 13 as Southern Local band servancy District on serving of The aMual Me1gs County 4-H p m to Pearl St Elementary director Gary Dill restgned as several Mtddleport Hill Awards ntght was held wllh 250 county dog warden and was residents by the distrtct Gyu young people ta~mg part The School for Earte Wood replaced by AHred Frank Liz Wban Lee of Washington State General Telephone Co strike custodian, who was struck orl Blaettnar was selected f1rst wasnamedpsychologJStfor the ended Patrick Aetker of his head by a falling object He runner-up m the state contest Metgs County schools Mary Pomeroy escaped when his car was taken to the office of Dr J Dav1s, treated, and for Ohto Sweetheart of Krawsczyn was named went mto the Ohio River at J released DeMolay Silas Facmyre was president of Candptr1pers at nearby Mason C1ty Jtm killed m a tractor aee1dent m Veterans Memonal Hospital Carnahan jl'as named Columbia Townshtp A car Marta Sue Gu11key was named pres•dent of lbe Southeastern TWO ASSISTED dl1ven by Donald C Shaffer Metgs' new extension agent, Oh1o Tractor Pullers Assn RACINE - The Racme ER went out of control and sank at borne economu:s Richard D Mrs Elizabeth Wickham of squad made two runs Thursday Royal Oak Park Mr and Mrs Noonan, 38, Middleport, died at Chester was awarded a, cerat 3 40 p.m transpocting Bill Pa tnck Lochary, l!hss Lucille the Middleport levee when his tj{Jcate from Gov John J Smtih, C J Struble and The auto went mto the Ohio Rtver Gtll1gan m reeogmtion of her Cornell, 65, Portland to Da•ly Sentinel recetved state Karen Lynn Griffith was the havmg reached her 100\h birth- Veterans' Memorial Hos'p1tal awards at the Oh1o State Fmr ftrst woman to be accepted m day on July 'll Edison Hob- where he was admi«e<< and at for their work wtth semor the prevtoUsly all male Ohto stetter marked hiS 45th year 7 30 p m. taking Freda Evans cttizens Vandals dumped a State Mll!'chmg Band The IWllh the Pomeroy Nattonal 68, Portland, to Veter~n~ Mefnor1al Hospttal 4,000 tank of tar on Leadmg--Metgs H1gh School band took Bank Eventful y,ear in Meigs .' . • named secretary LOCAL TEMPS The temperature 1n downtown Pomeroy at II a m Frtday was 40 degrees, wtlh light ram falling TilE RITUAL OF JEWELS was g1ven for two new members Thursday mght when the Preceptor -chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Soronty.-1llet at the home of Lms Ann Rosenbaum m Pomeroy The two new members are Ltllian Moore left, and Betty Gress A lh!rd new member, Mary Pickens, was unable to be present due to the death of her father m law .' bank had mcreased tts dtvldends Stockholders reelected the followtng directors J S Lamp Kenneth W Stealey Robert E Holdren Daniel K Graham Carl E Smtih and Jack E Whtte wtlh Stealey ! • ' Dramatic film coming u; Russell 20 pomts for the Warnors George Johnson, who spelled Nate Thurmond at center, also was unpress1ve as he led rebounders wtth 15 ln the only other NBA game, the shooting of Chet Walker and Bob Love led tbe Chicago Bulls to a 11&-104 vtctory over the Atlanta Hawks Walker scored 22 of his gsme htgh 29 points In the first half as Chicago took a 53-53 lead Then Love, who had only SIX pomts m the first two quarters, scored 19 m the second half Fifteen of Love's potnts came tn the third quarter as Chtcago built a 13pomt lead That lead grew to 19 pomts early m the fourth quarter and the Bulls were able to coast m It was Atlanta's third stratght loss and f1flh m the last six games The Hawks got 28 pomts from Lou Hudson and 22 from rookie center Dwtght Jones Pete Marav1ch, returnmg to actton after bemg stdeltned wtlh a back InJurY, bad 21 Pro Standings NBA Standmgs By ..1n1ted Press lnternlf•onal Eastern Conference A11anhc DIYISIOR w I pet B 795 26 18 591 21 22 488 Boston New York Buffalo g b 31 7'1~ 12 13 29 310 19'12 Central DIVISIOn Ph!ladelph•a wlpctgb Cap.tat 24 16 600 465 Atlanta 20 23 Slf1 Cleveland U 30 318 12 Houston 14 31 311 12'12 Western Conference Midwest DIYISIOn w I pet g b Milwaukee 32 10 762 Ch1cago 31 15 674 3 Detro1t 27 17 614 6 KC Omaha 16 31 340 181/l Pacific Div1511n w I pet g b Lo.ll Angeles 2-4 20 545 Golden State 20 20 500 2 Portland 19 23 452 4 Seattle 20 29 408 61! 2 PhoentX 17 27 386 1 Thursday's Results Chicago lUi Atlanta 104 'Golden Sf 125 Seattle 89 <Only games scheduled) Friday s Games Los Angeles at Boston Houston at Buffalo Atlanta vs Philadelphia at Hershey Detro1t at Cleveland Cap1tal at Milwaukee KC Omaha at Phoen1x New York at Seatt l e (Only games scheduled) ABA s1and1ngs By Un1ted Press International East wlpctgb 29 17 630 New York Kentucky Carolina V1rgmla MemphiS Utah 26 16 27 18 12 27 1 600 l'll 308 13 1h 619 11 33 250 17 west w I pet 26 15 634 g b Indiana 23 19 548 J'h San Anton io 22 22 500 Denver 20 21 488 6 San Dr ego 19 27 413 9'h Thursdays Results New York lOS San Antonio 93 Kentucky 101 carolina 98 San Otego 109'1ndlana 107 (Only games scheduled J Friday's Games Virginia at Utah Indiana at New York San Antonio at Kentucky Denver vs Carolina at Greensboro (Only games scheduled) NHL Standings '\_...._ _ By Un1ted Press Intern all~ East w 1 t pts gf ga 26 6 5 57 169 98 Boston s•;, Montreal 23 9 Toronto 20 u NY Rangrs 18 14 6 52 138 104 7 47 151 120 9 45 143 130 Buffalo 20 11 4 44 Detrort 15 20 5 35 NY lslandrs 8 21 11 27 Vancouver 8 24 7 23 West w 1 t pts Phlla 23 9 141 133 131 164 93 132 102 150 gf ga 5 51 119 Ch cago 18 a 13 49 137 Sf Louis 18 13 6 42 111 Aflanta 17 16 7 41 101 Minnesota 12 18 10 34 123 Los Ang 1J 19 7 33 113 Fllttsburgh 10 24 S 25 102 Cal iforn ra 9 26 5 23 103 Thursday's Results Montreal 8 NY ISl anders 3 Buffalo 7 NY Rangers 2 Chrcago 2 Boston 2 Phlladelphta 7 Minnesota 4 (Only games scheduled) Friday's Games Vancouver at California Philadelphia at Atlanta <Only games scheduled) 69 83 97 111 140 129 150 167 TWO ARRESTED Middleport Police Chief J J Cremeans said today his department bas arrested two persons, one a juvenile, for stealing gasoline from cars and trucks .In the village during rught hours The juvenile has been c1ted to juvenile court The name of the adult was not disclosed HOUS!ON I UP II - The Grant has beon domg the l'Olll Mtaml Dolphtns Without Paul plammg, let a btl of trntation Warfle!d are hkc bread wtlhoul show m his vo1ce for the ftrst buttel"or bacon Without eggs ttme thts week when newsmen ,Y.d wtth Super Bowl V!!l pressed htm on the chances less than two days away, the that Warfield would be ready M181llt Dolphms today face the Shula Snaps at Reporters unhappy prospect of gotng mto 1 m not holdmg anythm g lhetr btggcsl game of the back he snapped 'I wtsh I season wtthout Warfteld "ould tell you more But tl's a ' The gifted wtde receiver walt and see sttuatton suffered a pulled hamstnng Smce he was walkmg 1 hursmuscle tn h1s rtght leg Wed day without a bad lunp, the nesday ana the Dolphms chanc-es are that Warfteld wtll wouldn t really speculate on try to play After all the his chances of playmg Sunday Dolphms have two players tn Coach Don Shula, who has umform (Bob Kuechenberg be en tossmg qwps all week and Jtm Mandich) \\ho have hl k w t e Vt mgs Coach Bud casts on lhetr arms and steel TRICKY DICKY AND JIM MORGAN COMING - The Eastern faculty wtll provtde the oppostlton Monday evemng Jan 14 when the Harlem All-Stars perform at the Eastern Htgh School symnastum The All-Stars led by Trtcky Dicky and Jtm Morgan Will take on the Eagle squad or teachers and admmtstrators whtch mcludes Sptke Berkhimer Btll Phtlhps, Archte Rose Duane Wolfe, Larry Hemes' Joe Batley, Tom KellJ Chuck Swogger and John Rtebel The battle 'wtll follow a game ptttmg the Eastern Juntor htgh team agamst the Eastern freshmen whtch begms at 7 p m Also, a pee wee contest w1ll be held at balftune of both Hicks receives Lombardi award pms m them and three more Grant sa1d M1am1 doesn t !NICk Buomconlt Jake St'Olt usually have too many lhtrd and 1tm Fol ) h 1 t 1 and long plays so hiS absence ey mwlhf'lr o Jave s ee pm!'; or s('r£'ws h;md or might not hurt them as much shoulder as tl would another team but 0u r •·utg worry ts a hghtmng he s obvtously a key player The man who'll replace Storm, st Ott QUipS But the key questton ts how Warfield 1f he can 't start ts 1ong wa rf lC1d can go 1f he does Howard Twtlley who started 1ry to pay 1 an d how effecttve he last year's Super Bowl but was wtll be tnjured dunng the exhibition The Dolphtns don 1 pass tbat season and lost hts JOb to much (Warfield has caught Marltn Bnscoe Twtlley ts on ty 29 passes although 11 have noted for h•s good moves and been for touchdowns) but the blockmg abthty but lacks coverage warf1e ld gets helps to Warfield s speed and abthty to open th mgs up for the runmng go deep He s been backmg up Brtscoe game Obviously a Key Player on the nght stde but wtll flop ··~:::::::::: ::::::: : :::::::::::::::::='::::::;: ;::::::::::::::::::::;:::::,:••:::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::: ;:, ' :--:.~':::::::~,: :;:::::::::::::::;.~:+" ~ Today's Sport Parade OVL!r to the h fl sHil t 11 14 PI J' 1 Wal-f1ch.l It don:-;n t ru.Jkl HIY differcm:c,' ht: S<:tid 1 111 JUst as slow on the left Silk as 1 <:.~rrr on the nght s1dc W H l11 ld ~ufh n d H ... 1 JUr ) It I JU J!, h ~ "'fi 1 I Jr J I J S S II t ~ d r il l w 11t Jl11 11 1 11 .rrl;Jr l Ill JUSt lrft th lu 11 1 S( r HHIIO J!.I onrJ f1 It ti 11 t W H I ~ ' i' llfl i Season recorch; HOUSTON (UPI J - Sea son records of the M•am DolptHns and M nnesota V kmgs MIAMI(1221 21 San Francisco 13 7 at Oakland 12 44 New England 23 31 New York Jers 3 17 at Cleveland 9 21 Bvffal o 6 30 at New England 1.4 24 at New York Jets t4 44 Balt rmore 0 11 at Buffa l o o 14 at Dallas 7 30atP 1Ba ttsIbIIumor r g he 3 34 Detro1t 2166 7 343 150 Mlamr 3.t C1nc1nnat 16 rn d v son playoff M•am 21 Oa~t<Jnd n AFc r t'larr MINNESOTA ( 1211 Oakland 22 at Ch cago llGreenBat 23 at Detro 1 17 at San F ra,ncr sc o 28 Ph lad e tph a 10 Los Ange l es 26 Cleveland 28 Detro t 1 <1 6 ~ 9 13 21 9 3 1 14 at Atlanta 20 31 Chrcago tJ 0 at C ncmnall 27 31 at Green Bay 7 31 at New York Grants 7 296 168 Mmnesota 27 Wash ngton 20 n d1v rsron playoff M nnesota 27 Oa.llas 10 tn N FC cham p onshrp game * Facts and figures HOUSTON (UP!) - John honor and thought hoi\ fortuBy MILTON RICHMAN Htcks who worked hiS way out nate he was UPI Sports Editor I have come a long way of Cleveland s tough east stde to Ohto State and naltonal from the east stde of Cleve HOUSTON (UP! ) - The Super Bowler drawmg the bulk of a'l recogmt10n as a prenuer of- land," the lhl, 258-pound semor the attentiOn here, the one wttlt the most ptzazz, IS Fran fensive tackle, capped hiS said Most of my old frtends Tarkcnton, a better hustler m hiS own way than Minnesota Fats college career Thursday mght are m )atl now They had little HOUSTON (UP!) - Facts Fran Tarkenton probably doesn't think so but he cons people by wmnmg the Vmce Lombardi to do and figures on Super Bowl lf anyone ts gmpg to gwde the underdog Vikmgs to football s I was the ftrst to make tt award, presented to the naVlll games world champtonslnp Sonday tf anyone ts gomg to provtde the lton s outstandmg collegl8te from my htgh school to college firepower to burn Mtamt, then tl'll have to be Tarkenton At stake World Ttckets for the event, sponsored by the Eastern Athlettc It was because of my parents hneman professwnal football chamBoosters, are $2 lot adults and $1 25 for students and may be Yet you d never get that tdea hstemng to him He called tl hts greatest and my coach They satd you purchased at the door Monday evemng He has th1s congemal enough off-hand way about htm, like the pionship for the Vmce Lomcan make tt, tt 1s posstble to guy who mtght strtke up a conversatiOn wtlh you m a pool room, bardi Trophy make 1t ' Parhclpan Is M1amt John Htcks Sr and hts wife agree to a mce, friendly game and then shoot out all the hghls Dolphins, champion of the Sometimes tl looks hke Fran Tarkenton ts trymg hts best to Chanty and Coach W•lham Amencan Football Conference Sonny" Harns cared about keep from laughmg when he talks to people m the medta about (AFC) and Mmnesota Vtkmgs the promtstng teen-ager Htcks his Idea on professional football and lhetrs champwn of the Natwnal He Straightens Them Out By Denny Fobes and semor Steve Prtce, wtth 24 vta a balanced at lack led by satd now he want.'l to help other He was stra1ghtemng some of tbem out or thought he was, Football Conference (NFC) of Struggling at 2·7 overall !.:i sophomore Terry Qualls and JuniOr forward Jun Kemper youngsters the Nattonal Football League 11 tn SEOAL play, the Metgs ]unwr Dan Dodson at the 1 am gomg to counsel young anyway before Thursday's workoot, saymg quarterbacks wtth 12 caroms Three cagers Site - Rice Stadtum, Marauders try to fmd some corners and semor Btll Myers Jeff Campbell, Mttch Wrtght people, ' he sa1d 'This ts the generally get too much pubhctty Bemg a quarterback hunself, Houston, Texas he naturaly could say somelhtng hke that without getting too consistency m their attack m the ptvot and Don Young, garnered 8 best lhmg I could do wtth my , Date-Sunday,Jan 13,1974 tomght, as Brauer s Bouncers hfe I want to reach out to many people upset Cremeans and Pnce ac mtssed shots each Starting time - Kickoff 3 30 You gotta wrtte aboot quarterbacks,' he satd to a group of travel to Logan to take on the cordmg to Brauer will be The Logan probable lmeup them, to show them I care ' p m , Eastern Daylight Time Htcks, wmner of the Outland newsmen clustered around him m the Vikmgs' hotel quarters Chteftams of Scott Fttzgerald counted on heavtly to break the tomght w1ll have Young at capacity - 71,882 The cagers of Roger Brauer Logan zone press wh1ch was center, w1th Kemper and 6-2 Trophy and runnerup to John where he was slouched on a sofa wearmg football shoes wtth his Televtslon - Columbia have only a 93 51 Iaugher over ver) effedtve m the Chteftains semor Jeff James or Wnght at Gappelettt for the Hetsman street clothes and a good-lookmg cream-colored safan hat that Broadcasltng System Pre· hapless Wellston to thetr credtl 74-!l4 loss at Athens Tuesday the forward spot.'l, and All- Trophy, won the award over had a long feather stuck m the brun 'You gotta make them the heroes,' Tarkenton went on, sttll game program begins 3 00 m the SEOAL, and Brauer wtll mght SEOAL Jim ?terce and linebacker Randy Gradtshar, talkmg about quarterbacks There's no quarterback I know who pm, EDT an Ohto State teammate, be sendmg the same sta1ltng Brauer expects Logan to go Campbell at the guards Radto - CBS, 3 30 p m , can turn the team around by himself It takes a 41knan team to ftve onto lhe court for the third wtth that zone press most of the In the prehm1nary, the Metgs mtddle guard Luc10us Selmon EDT tt stratght game game and says he figures reserves of Ron Logan wtll go of Oklahoma and center Btll do'No Players' shares - $15,000 to quarterback can do the whole thmg by hunself," The guards wtll be them to also go With a zone after lhetr fourth loop vtctory Wyman of Texas each member of wmrung team, The award, a mounted 4:;. Tarkenton repe8fed If tt were so, you people would ve made sophomore Jerry Cremeans defense on the other stde of and s1xth wm overall agarnst $7,500 to each member of losing Namath wm the champwnshtp all the tune Same w1th Urutas " mtd-court the Logan reserves of Jack pound block of polished team Approximately U 35 Few are Better granite, IS m honor of the late The Logan troubles at Athens Elgm Fran Tarkenton has h•s own tdeas about his Jobn and few ac- mtllion total to personnel of came at the foul hne The The Marauder reserves are Green Bay and Washmgton tually are better at hts job than he ts All tbe other quarterbacks competing teams Chteftams out fteld goaled the currently perched m second coach who dted of cancer m m the NFL have an enormous regard for his abl!ity because DiVISIOn of net receipts -Bulldogs 27-25, but could make place wtth Gallipolis, both at 3 1970 Proceeds from the $100-a desptte hts reputation for bemg a ' scrambler," the first move he After deduction of taxes, exonly 10 chanty tosses m 21 3 The Ironton and Jackson plate dmner go to the makes after takmg the ball from center 1s not calculated to start penses and players' shares, reserve teams are knotted for Amencan Gancer Soctety trtes a scramble, and when he fmds he has to, he frequently turns a remamder w!ll be diStributed Logan however showed the reserve league top spot to the competing clubs and busted play mto a long gamer much po~>er on the boards wtth 6-0 marks Bob Gnese Mtam1's excellent quarterback, says Tarkenton s player pension fund Tonight's games outreboundtng the Bulldogs 4!lGame condttions greatest asset IS adJustmg to the team he plays for Player umforms - The People say how much of a scrambler he ts," says Grtese 'I Me gs at Logan Athens at Wellston Followrng are the staf1St1cs for the first nme games of the don't agree He'd rather stay m the pocket the same way as Mmnesota Vikmgs w1ll be the Ironton at Jackson 19 73 74 Mergs Marauder basketball season visiting team, wtll wear white anybody else but when hts protection breaks down, he runs " Gallrpol•s at Waverly Player FG A Pet FT A Pet Reb PF Pts Chesapeake at Oak H 11 Would Gnese call Tarkenton the best quarterback aroond jerseys and use the East bench Quall s 25 61 41 7 14 SO .44 22 57 Rock Hrll at South f:l'o nt ' The Mianu Dolphins will be the Myer; 44 as 52 9 22 41 108 23 97 Portsmourh West at Wheelers today' II cou d happen l o ~ ou To Dodson 52 121 43 20 27 74 71 20 124 burg home team, will wear colored anybody /In auto 110 b le ace dent No sir Coats 40 106 Ja 1a 24 75 24 19 9a Portsmouth at L ma or a trail c vtoial ton cou d pu t jerseys and use the West I wouldn't say who he No I quarterback ts today," said Eastern at North Gallla Pr1 ce 23 75 31 10 18 55 13 21 56 you beh tnd bar s ThJt s wl y AAA Kyger Creek at Hannan Tr§ce bench Gnese, emphas1zmg the word 'today" Cre m e ans 6 15 40 58 62 23 4 17 at Hannan W Va CIL bs p OJ de Ba I Got J I otec Aul t a 30 27 A9 44 11 t9 20 Southern Hadl Has Best Year Sudden death - If the game Nelsonv11te at Vinton County t10n for men be s Blanchard 8 HI 44 11 16 69 25 11 27 Belpre at w ll ramstown Is tied at the end of the ' I d say the guy whO had the best year IS Had! Next year he We I ope you 1 e ~e r 1 ced It e Wa lburn 6 25 24 59 55 12 6 17 Ross Southeastern at Federal regulation 60 mmutes, it wtll may not, and last year he d1dn t " Br a u er 721 33 49 44 25 8 18 se ~ ce But whe 1 our ub em Hocking lrnnton St Joe at Southwestern continue tn sudden death Brown ng 35 60 00 2 2 6 Wbat was wrong wtth your year, someone asked Grtese' bers arc IJced 'l'l t 1a or Ash o2 00 37 43 2 2 3 Pt Pleasant at Ravenswood overtime The team scoring ba t! they dese ve to h~ v e us 'We won 14 and lost 2," he rephed, letting ttgo atthat 20 00 2 1 1 2 Wahama at R•pley May 15 nearby f1rst by safety, fteld goal or Grtese hkes lettmg you draw your own concluslonsm And e~son 01 00 23 67 5 0 2 Meadows 00 00 1 0 0 Gettmg back to Tarkenton, though, part of the overall success touchdown will win TOTALS 223 570 39 98 166 59 368 158 544 At the end of regulation he has enJoyed m the pro ranks has had to do w1th h!S escapmg OPPON 229 517 44 116 176 66 342 168 574 Rose to receive playmg time, the referee will senous InJury of any kind Sc onng by qua rfe,..s toss a com m accordance with Any secret? MEI GS 126 151 134 133 544 trophy Feb. 3 • , . lor lrientls you con OPPON 119 153 153 149 574 'I don t know what tt would be,'' he says 'I've been lucky the rules pertamlng to the preKANSASCITY,Mo (UP!) When I ftrst came up (13 years ago), they S8ld I wouldn't last game toss The captain of the callon wherever you go. Cmcmnatt Reds outftelder Pete more than two or three years I don't think movtng around or Rose, the only active maJor BOLDEN SIGNED leaguer who has hit 300 or bet s\aytng m the pocket has anything to do wtth tt PITTSBURGH (UPI) ' Take Jtm Marshall He moves around He doesn't stay m the Denms Bolden, a rtght-handed term rune seasons, wall recetve pocket and he's been aroond 14 years Never gets hurt Some pttcher from New Castle, Ind , the Nattonal Leagne Player of people have different theones about Injuries and the type of was stgned Thursday by the the Year Award Feb 3 at the players who suffer them I dunno It has nothing to do wtth lhtrd annual Kansas City Base Pittsburgh Pirates Phone Pomeroy 992 2S9D manlmess, I know that " Ga lhpohs 446 0699 Bolden, 21, was Pittsburgh's ball Awards dmner Rose, 31, was named the second-round draft chotce m NL s Most Valuable Player m the wmter draft He IS attendtng Southern Alabama 1973 after hitting 338, the best tn both leagues College Several other baseball The Ptrates drafted 16 players wtll be honored tbat players Wednesday mght on '74 Super Bowl Marauders in Logan Vtsttmg team wtll call the toss Followtng a three mmule mterm1sston after the end of the regular game, play wtll continue by IS mmute pertods w1lh a two mmute mterm!SsJon between each such overtime pertod wtlh no balf-time lnlermtsston Teams wtll change goals between each penod The rules for game timing and team tune outs Will be the same as m a regular game, mcludmg the last two mmutes of the second and fourth quarters Offtctals - There Will be stx offlctals and two alternates appomted by the commissioner's office Offtclal time The scoreboard clock wtll be of. ftcl8l Our Interest Is Greater For You 6.50% G) On 30-Month Certificates dirEE~y to JAIU ·AUTO CLUB OF SOUTHERN OHIO u P on5h p gam e 6 so per cent per year patd on JO month Certtltcates of Depos1t $5,000 oo Mm1mum Interest Payable Quarterly Meigs Co. Branch The Athens County Savtngs & Loan Co 296 Second St Pomeroy, Oh1o More sports Pre Season Special on Page 6 ON Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help. Reason 12. We have had years of expe!Jence and our people have been spec1ally trained We will do om best m preparmg your retm n, and then we'll carefully check 1t for accm acy MASSEY FERGUSON Seed and Milling TRACTORS HEADQUARTERS Until February 23 miD Attention Car Owners! General Tuneup Change Oil - Airbreather Points - Condenser - We Have A Policy For People Who: Are Careful about thetr Money. Savmgs tn premtum up to 35 pet. Sharpen Blades Check All Belts Are Careful about their Dnvmg Sold exclustvely to the good drivers Olain Saw: Precision Sharpening Service On All Makes Are Careful about thetr Agent. Honest, reliable, and qualifted. ~ ooar:naLOCM THE IHCOME TAX PEOPLE 992-3795 304 E. MAIN POMEROY, 0. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Are Careful about their Company. Over 50 years of dependable servtce L1ghln1ng Rod Mutuallnsu,..ance Company Organr:ed 1906 Wooster Oh1o 44691 Davis Insurance Service 114 Court St. Pomeroy, Oh1o 45769 Seeds - B1rd Seeds _Oyster Shells and Grit . Fertilizers - Lime Cement & Mortar • Stock Salt • Water Softener -' Remedies . Salt _ L1tters- Vaccine • Roofing • Paints · Reel Brand Fencing _ B'aler and Bmder Twm~ - Sprays • Gates. SUGAR RUN MILLS Mulberry Ave Phone •92 5120 ~Ius Parts 992 2115 I~ Pvmeroy Briggs and Stratton and Tecumseh Parts See Jerry Wilkinson Now! MODERN SUPPLY 399 W Matn For 992 2164 Pomeroy The Store Woth 'ALL KINDS OF STUFF" Pets Gardens Stables large & Small An1mals ' 1 0 Lawns ~ �• • .. Q .v'a ! • Bank. has I·--------------~----------, Beat... Russell pulls r~gulars good '73 1 Of the Bend ~_..{\ ,-; ! after poor first half I I I I I COOLVILlE - Stockholders of the Trt County Bank here meetmg Wednesday afternoon at the bank offtce heard J Sterling Lamp president advtse that 1973 was the fourth Wo11der.~ ,,bout S11owde11 :~ consecutive year m whtch the motive Jan 8 1974 Dear Mr Editor I have learned m my life 's experience wtth people that to slay out of trouble you JUSL don l gellmolvcd IHth thmgs which don t rcalh concern you But after much thought I dectded to wrtte you thts letter We the people of the Metgs Lo<al School Dtslnct are ver) lucky to have a football coach wtth Charles Chancey s abthty to leach and tram our young people to play the game such as our Metgs Htgh School football teams ha1e played smcc the con sohdatton of Pomeroy, Mtddleport and Rutland Htgh Schools I myself JUs\ can't understand why Robert Snowden the newly elected member of the Metgs Local school board can be so agamst tlus new f1ve year contract which was given Mr Chancey back m November of 1973 The way I look altt Mr Chancey IS really domg tis a favor by slaymg here when he could move up to a bigger htgh school or even an asstslanl coaching JOb wtlh a large college tf he chose to do so Is Mr Snowden reallv concerned about helpmg out school distnct or does he really want to JUst step m and start ruruung lhmgs nght from the begmmng I admtre Mr Hargraves and the other board members who voted m favor of the new contract I JUS\ hope Mr Chancey doesn t get offended and JUSt up and qutt Ius JOb here I don t belteve Mr Snowden can get us another coach to match wtls wtlh the coaches of Ironton Logan Jackson Athens, etc on Frtday mghts durmg football season and come out wtlh a won and lost record that the Metgs H1gh School football team and fans can look at and be ver) proud of He ts a !me gentleman and leader of young men I have never seen him cursmg or yellmg at our boys as some of the other coaches do I JUSt hope he stays around here for a long, long tune to come Robert E Barton, Rt 3 Pomeroy, Ohto ' ' > the day after . ~' • ~ by the editor WHAT IS A FELLOW TO BELIEVE DEPARTMENT Wednesday stratght from the horse's mouth (Wall Street) came the followmg dispatches 'Desptte the apparent strength of the market after the yearend rally, 'We are on the verge of cancellmg our buy stgnal at 788 31 and flashmg a new short term sell signal somettme w1th the next few trading sesstons,' satd the Dmes Letter The f11111 satd if the number of new lows exceeds the new htghs, thiS would be an automa!tc stgnal to sell It urged mvestors to complete thetr hqutdatton and transfer mto gold and silver shares " And ' The Federal Reserve Board s cut m margm reqmrements should be vtewed as an extremely bullish development' ac. cordmg to Spear & Staff, Inc , of Babson Park Mass Htstoncally, such cut.'l generally have preceded bull markets led by mcreases m the Dow lndustnal Average of between 20 per cent and 80 per cent, the ftrm contmued So, based on the record, and given the abaence of calanru!tes both natural and contrtved the Fed's latest largesse rna) stunulate a move to 1100 and 1200; tt added ' • ' ' Immedtately followmg the meeltng the directors orgamzed electmg Mr Lamp prestdent and cha1rman of the board Kenneth W Stealey, executive vtce president and cash1er, W1lham F Hanneman and Carl E Smtih, vtce president, Maxme Rader and Hazel Westfall, assistant cashters Mary Belle Cody, bookkeeper and Dme Sovel, comotroller Holzer Medical Center (Discharged Jao lOt Roy Bauer Shem Beaver Janet Bolin, Carne Buckle Davld Burton, Jr , Bruce Carman, Samuel Clark Margaret Elliott, Wesley Fly Mary Ford Amy Garrett Pamela Htggenbotham, Mrs Netl Hotham and daughter Luctlle Hurt Phyhss JayJohn Sh1rlel Kennard Anna Ktlt.'l Tracy Mtchael, Montevtlle Mullins, James Ntchols, Dale Parker Edna Parsons Floyd Pickett, Mrs John Sauvage and daughter Ethel Shasteen Margaret Stark, Chester Tennant, Wtllis Tombhn, Mrs Arthur Vaughan and daughter Mabel Wells Hazel Whtte Mrs James Wyatt and daughter (Births) Mr and Mrs Thomas Gardner, a daughter, Galhpolts, Mr and Mrs Rtchard Hovatter a son Middleport Mr and Mrs' Edwm Hanna, a daughter Galltpohs Mr and Mrs Charles Cook, a son, Vmton Metgs News Htghhghts of 1973 (Third Quarter) JULY -After many months of plaruung the Metgs County Samtary Landftll opened Wayne Swtsher and Harold Lohse m busmess for many years m Pomeroy, sold lhetr drug store to Kenneth McCullough and Charles Riffle Kim Batey, smger, won the annual Rutland July 4\h talent contest Henry Htll was appomted to Syracuse VIllage Counctl Harold Hubbard was Installed as prestdent of the Mtddleport • Pomeroy Rotary Club The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce nommated new directors Former Pomeroy resident Wallace Ebersbach died m Flortda Harrisonvtlle was hard hit by a flash flood Thirty large sohd waste contamers were placed about the county to help wtlh the battle of waste dtsposal 1'. mock disaster was held at the Kyger Creek Power Plant wtth Metgs THE QUICK IMPRESSION IS that the Dmes Letter ts emergency units taktng part pesstmtsltc (sell) about the stock market, and that Spear & The Mtddleport Chamber of Staff Inc are optunts!tc (buy) Conunerce staged an outdoor • Not so, necessarily Read carefully those words framed by recreation and boatmg show at Ph D s m economtcs m both mstances the Martna The General Dmes ts talkmg about the short term (1•2 months), Spear Telephone Co whtch serves about 1974, Dmes offers no substanllatmg evtdence for 1\.'l most of Me1gs County went out wanness about the market tf tt htts 788 31, nor about tls 1974 on stnke Earl Ingels was prospects Spear cttes histoncal precedence for tls longer term named pres1dent of the vtew, and even leaves ttself an out m the reference to calamttl~ Pomeroy Chamber of Com both natural and contnved " merce aod ground was broken The statements are mutally exclustve Dines and Spear for Pomeroy's new fire above really do ltttle more than suggest bow tough 1t must be to department headquarters make a hvmg on Wall Street George Nesselroad, Jr , began his term of offtce as com HOPEFULLY THE AMERICAN ELECfRIC Power Co mander of Drew Webster Post (Appalachian Ohio Power, etc) wtll settle on a proposed stte 39, Amer1can Legion Harry M between New Haven, W Va , and the Sporn Plant to build 1ts Cross, 85, retired Mtddleport newest steam generatmg power plant (See page 1, The Dailv busmessman, d1ed Mrs Sentmel, Jan 9) ' Maxme ~tterf1eld of MidOne of seven posstble locattons, the Mason County stte a~ dleport was k1lled m an auto parently ts m the lead commg around the last turn mto the home acctdent north of the Me•gsstretch Galha lme Middleport Vtllage Metgs County, whtch has not taken tls fullest posstble ad· Councll made plans for a street vantage of the populallon mflux concurrent wtlh construcllon of resurfacmg program Tom the GaVin plant next door at Chesh1re, thus has another chance Phtllips res1gned as director of Erectton of a new plant m Mason County should begm about the the Southern H1gh School tune construction at Gavm ts phasmg out Band Robert E Buck, An opturust, or one who believes the mdustnal future of the Pomeroy attorney, was named Trt.COunty Area ts bttght, would project hts long range vtews of cha•rman of the Metgs County thts area on t~e asswnpllon that maJor mdustr18l expanston Will American Red Cross Chapter be constant perhaps for the u~commg decade, 1f not generatiOn The Rev and Mrs Charles The neces;;ary coal lies wtlhm reach under ground to make Simons and family of the the Mtd.Oh!O Valley a second Ruhr Valley of West Germany the Mtddleport F1rst BaptiSt dream of busmessmen here smce World War II Our natton's Church were honored w1lh a energy problem enhances -if tt does not make certam _ the farewell recepllon as they ' probability that bet!' mdeed the productton of electncal power prepared for a ms>ve to In / wtll r~voluttomze our way of life diana The Rock Sprmgs area ' By Bob Hoef/if·h Mr and Mrs Kenneth Russell, Racme Route 2 received word Monday that thetr daughter, Mrs Wtlham J Burton (Aleta Lynn) underwent emergency surgery Jan 7 •t the Orange Memonal Hospttal m Flortda Aleta Lynn wtll be observing her b1rthday on Jan 31 and would be most happy to hear from friends She's employed at the Swedish House m Orlando !netdentally, she s domg well followmg the surgery Cords may be sent to Orange Memonal Hospital Room 6521, 1416 Orange Ave South, Orlando Fla 32802 PERSONALLY, I HAD LOST TRACK of the planned postal rate mcrease, from etght to 10 cents an ounce for ftrst class, and thought tt was gomg mto effect this month Pomeroy Postmaster James Soulsby however, says that the Cost of LIVIng Council agreed that the mcrease should not go mto effect until March 2 STEVEN STANLEY WAS NAMED to the deans list at OhiO Umverstty for the fall quarter commg through wtth a four pomt average and you JUSt can't beat that Steve IS a sophomore m the college of engmeermg By the way he was accepted mto the Institute of Electncal and Electromc Engmeers durmg the fall quarter Steven ts the son of Mr and' Mrs Duane Stanley Pomeroy Route 4 MEMBERS OF DREW WEBSTER POST 39, Amertcan LegiOn, wtll be treated to a spaghetti dinner at 7 p m Tuesday precedmg a regular meeting at the post home There are some pretty good cooks m that group Bv Uruted Press International It was 'obvious" to Seattle Coach Bill Russell that Golden State was gomg to beat hts tc~m aflcr the Warriors built up a 62-40 halftune lead Golden State JUSt kept pourmg 11 on Thursday mght for a 1~9 romp over the Somes to move tls Nattonal Basketball Assoctatton record to 20-20 and cltmb w1lhm two games of tdle Los Angeles m the strange Pactftc Dmston chase The Somes coach was asked why he pulled hts startmg f1ve and replied tt was 'obvtous that tt was Golden State's rught We have to play the New York Kmcks Friday and I have to have my men ready " Golden State s Joe Elhs hit 1· of 13 shots for 17 pomts, and added 10 rebounds and four asststs m JUSt 21 mmutes of play Ellts satd after hiS best game of the season that his lack of playing tune has hurt his shootmg conftdence, but that he mtghl bave got tt back wtth hiS explosiOn agatnst the Somes Rtck Barry had 2land GaZZie Two buses in accidents No one aboard a loaded Southern Dtstrict school bus Vmton, attempted to make a left tw-n just as an auto drtven was InJured m a mmor trafftc by George E Pope, 24, Rt 1, acctdent Thursdav mornmg, Vmton, attempted to pass Both drtvers complained of MRS VILMA PIKKOJA ,SUPERVISOR of the Metgs Book three and one balf miles from Rt 338 m Metgs County near mmor Jn]urtes There was mobtte servtce has been disCharged from the Holzer Medical the junction of county road 95 moderate damage and no ,Center where she was gtven mtenstve therapy for after effects of The Galha-Me1gs Post State cttaltons were tssued & neck InJury suffered about 10 years ago Charles R Burnette, 41 , Mrs P;_~koja on her toes as usual pomts out an error m Highway Patrol said the bus, dnven by Charles R Wolfe 36 Kerr, was charged wtth fatlure Buckeye Country ' the wmter pubhcalton of Ohto Htlls Rt 2, Racme, scraped the to yteld the nght of way Publishers In an article entitled 'The Ftghtmg McCooks of followmg an acctdent on Kerr· carrollton ' It IS stated that Damel McCook dunng Morgan s stde of a bndge ra1ling An empty Gallipolis Ctty Harrisburg Rd near the Kerr Ratd was ktlled at Buffmgton Island, 'near Cmcmnall " Bufschool bus was mvolved m an Post Office fmgton Island, however ts near Portland m good old Metgs Mrs The patrol satd Burnette's Ptkko)a also has a copy of the 1974 Ohto Almanac whtch hsts the acctdent at 3 10 p m Thursday the Junction of Rt 325 and at car pulled from the post offtce vtlal statisltcs for all of the counties Ptctured on the Metgs 504 Offtcers sa1d Jam•s W mto the path of an auto County page are the Metgs County Courthouse, the oldest m OhiO Howard, 32, Rt 2, Btdwell, lost operated by Els1e Higley, 53 sltll m use, and the monument at Portland control of h1s bus on the wet Rt I, Btdwell Mrs Higley pavement The vehtcle went suffered rmnor lacerattons but A DELIGHTFUL 'HAPPENING ' FOR Mrs Nellie Vale across the mterse't:tion over an was not unmediately treated former prmctpal of the Salem Center School and now a Met~ embankment A final acc1dent occurred m County school supervisor, on Wednesday evemng There was moderate Metgs County on Rt 7, four Mrs Vale received a phone message Wednesday telhng her damage Howard was ctted to tenths of a mtle north of Rt 681 not to prepare an evenmg meal as she would be havmg company At 5 p m Wednesday, 14 women - teachers and atdes of the Municipal Court for speed m where an auto drtven by Robert E Mendenhall, 31, Salem Center School - and others amved wtth full dtnner excess of road conditions Two persons were slightly Reno, Oh1o, pulled out to pass baskets as well as a decorated cake mscnbed wtth best wiShes for Mrs Vale m her new home The group also presented Mrs mjured m an a~cldent Thurs- just as a car driven by Stephen day mormng on Rt 160, two M Shields, 17, Rt 2, Coolville, Vale wtth a large planter for her fireplace area Present for the affa1r whtch was really • one of those tenths of a m1le north of Rt 554 started to make a left turn moment.'l to remember" for Mrs Vale were Roberta Wilson Offtcers satd a truck dn ven by There was moderate damage Anna Elizabeth Turner, Sheme Turner, Carol Evans, Wmifred Wtlliam D Swtck, 52, Rt 1, and no charges W..re !tied Naas, Phyllis Dugan, Mabel Pauley Margaret Parsons, Ethel Chapman, Elizabeth Ann Webster Ohve Page, Wykle Whttley, and Fannie Pelt! I The group bad planned the honor for Mrs Vale earlier smce Mrs Vale has been Ill Rutland several months movmg there Anew dramaltc fllm, 'Uke a of the fastest growmg after many years of restdency m Columbta Townshtp However Mighty Army", the true story congregaltons m the world, Mrs Vale dtd suffer a heart attack and lhf"'lroup was afra1d of a man m tWle with h1s times, growmg from 17 to more than proceed for fear of causmg Mrs Vale to have a setback In- w1ll be shown at the Mt Her- 2,000 members and needmg ctdentally, Mrs Vale has recovered beauttfully from the heart mon Umted Brethren Church, three Sunday mormng serv1ces attack She's out worktng m the schools agam and ts also per- Sunday at 7 30 p m to serve the crowds mitted to drtve agam these days This exc1ting true story has The f!lm ts a response to the soc1al revolulton among young been made Into jthe film, "Uke people today whtch IS a Mtghty Army" by Gospel frightemng m many of 1\s F1lms, Inc , of Muskegon, aspects Even the church ts Mich Starrmg m the role of Dr bemg sertously questioned as Kennedy 1S Chris Robinson who to tls extstence and activity Is best known for his role as an was htt by a flash flood The Creek Road The Me1gs County Instead of responding w1th Air Force sergeant m the new modem Kroger Store m Commtsstoners awarded b1ds bewilderment and fear, a Telev1ston ser1es, "Twelve Pomeroy observed Its grand on the $250,000 courthouse handful of people tn Ft O'Clock High " As Jun Ken· opemng Metgs County Salon renoval!on Insurance man Lauderdale, Fla , led by lheJr nedy, Robinson gives the best 710,8 and 40, returned from the Wilham Harden, Racme Rou~ dynam1c young Illlmster, Rev performance of hiS 1llustrtous state meetmg with seven I, was found dead on the streets James Kennedy, committed career awards of Pomeroy's busmess seclton themselves to the prmciple of The lnsp1rat10nal film for the AUGUST - A recogmtiOn Metgs County school students provldtng hfe-changmg an- entire family is the latest tea was held for 63 restdents returned to lheJr classrooms swers for the people of lheJr release for Gospel Films, Inc , partictpatmg m the Retired for another year A grand JUry community also producers of "The Tony Seruor Volunteer Program A md1cted James Cundtff In nine short years the Coral Fontane Story," "Flip Side" county-wtde health fa1r got Racme Route I, on ftrst degr..; Ridge Chw-ch has become one and "A Four Letter Word" underway m Middleport murder charges m the death of George McDamel escaped Wtlltam Harden Robert when hts home on Dock St m Wmgett was named prestdent Mildred Kibble died on Thursday Mtddleport burned The Rev of Syracuse Village Counctl A REEDSVILLE M1ss home wt th her father, was a , and Mrs Wtlltam A heat wave gripped the county Mtldred D Kibble, 56, Reeds- member of the Eden Umted Genbeuner of South AfriCa and nalton durmg the last days vtlle, passed away unex- Brethren Church and was made the1r !mal vtstt to Metgs of the month pectedly at her home Thursday employed at the American County to vtslt relal!ves SEPTEMBER The mormng Born here, Miss VIscose in Parkersburg the Pomeroy mvoked an II p m resignation of the Rev Arthur Kibble was the daughter of past 38 years curfew for young people Amy Lund as pastor of st Paul Horace E Kibble, Reedsvtlle, Survivors mclude four Hanun rece1ved the Veterans Lutheran Church m Pomeroy and the late Suste Buchanan ststers, Mrs Hazel Barton, Memorl81 Hospttal Women's was announced Three M•d- Kibble Mrs Ada Congrove and Miss Awnhary nursmg scholarship dleport Route 1 men dted m a M1ss Kibble, who made her Forrest Kibble, all of ReedsIngnd Hawley and Edwtn snake Infested well on the vlUe, and Mrs Fatrybelle Cross were named ]untor fall" Silver Run Road m nearby Foster, Belpre, and several queen and kmg Mtddleport Galha County Ram fell on meces and nephews ' Police Chief J J Cremeans Sept 6 breaking a two week Bestdes her mother, who IT'S SPAGHETTI rece1ved for the fourth con- beat wave m the county Meet A spaghetti supper, not a died m 1956, she was preceded secutive year a pedestrtan the Marauders mght was obsafety citation for Mtddleport served as everyone prepared j1tney supper as was an· In deatb by a brother, August 10 19M Title I funds for schools were for the oplemng of the football nounced earlier, wtll be held at Services will be held Sunday slashed m Me1gs County The season Non-teachtng em- the Cbester Elementary School Meigs County Fatr staged a ployes of the Metgs Local from 5 30 to 7 p m SatUrday A at 2 p m at the White Funeral successful five day run SCbool Dislrtct recetved $13,000 country show will be presented Home 10 Coolville wtth the Rev Ground was broken for the m pay mcreases and frmge from 7 30 to 9 p m w1th Eldon Blake officiating Burtal Riverside Apartment complex benefits from the distnct's Chester School students taking wtll follow m the Eden m Mtddleport Std Spencer, board of educallon The part Duane Wolfe and ' The Cemetery Friends may call at noted local horseman, Eastern Board of Education Wolf Pack" will provide mustc the funeral home after 7 p m delighted fa1rgoers m horse awarded the general con- and wlll accompany all today harness racmg The Langsville struction contract for an ad- vocalists bndge was extensively ditton to the high school to the damaged by a truck and was Kmg Constructton co , closed Pomeroy Council ap- Jackson A hassle developed WOOD INJURED proved pay raiSes lor village between Middleport officials third place honors m tis class The Middlepoct ER squad employes Joy Bigler was hired and the Leading Creek Con- allhe Martella Band Festival was called Thursday at 12 13 as Southern Local band servancy District on serving of The aMual Me1gs County 4-H p m to Pearl St Elementary director Gary Dill restgned as several Mtddleport Hill Awards ntght was held wllh 250 county dog warden and was residents by the distrtct Gyu young people ta~mg part The School for Earte Wood replaced by AHred Frank Liz Wban Lee of Washington State General Telephone Co strike custodian, who was struck orl Blaettnar was selected f1rst wasnamedpsychologJStfor the ended Patrick Aetker of his head by a falling object He runner-up m the state contest Metgs County schools Mary Pomeroy escaped when his car was taken to the office of Dr J Dav1s, treated, and for Ohto Sweetheart of Krawsczyn was named went mto the Ohio River at J released DeMolay Silas Facmyre was president of Candptr1pers at nearby Mason C1ty Jtm killed m a tractor aee1dent m Veterans Memonal Hospital Carnahan jl'as named Columbia Townshtp A car Marta Sue Gu11key was named pres•dent of lbe Southeastern TWO ASSISTED dl1ven by Donald C Shaffer Metgs' new extension agent, Oh1o Tractor Pullers Assn RACINE - The Racme ER went out of control and sank at borne economu:s Richard D Mrs Elizabeth Wickham of squad made two runs Thursday Royal Oak Park Mr and Mrs Noonan, 38, Middleport, died at Chester was awarded a, cerat 3 40 p.m transpocting Bill Pa tnck Lochary, l!hss Lucille the Middleport levee when his tj{Jcate from Gov John J Smtih, C J Struble and The auto went mto the Ohio Rtver Gtll1gan m reeogmtion of her Cornell, 65, Portland to Da•ly Sentinel recetved state Karen Lynn Griffith was the havmg reached her 100\h birth- Veterans' Memorial Hos'p1tal awards at the Oh1o State Fmr ftrst woman to be accepted m day on July 'll Edison Hob- where he was admi«e<< and at for their work wtth semor the prevtoUsly all male Ohto stetter marked hiS 45th year 7 30 p m. taking Freda Evans cttizens Vandals dumped a State Mll!'chmg Band The IWllh the Pomeroy Nattonal 68, Portland, to Veter~n~ Mefnor1al Hospttal 4,000 tank of tar on Leadmg--Metgs H1gh School band took Bank Eventful y,ear in Meigs .' . • named secretary LOCAL TEMPS The temperature 1n downtown Pomeroy at II a m Frtday was 40 degrees, wtlh light ram falling TilE RITUAL OF JEWELS was g1ven for two new members Thursday mght when the Preceptor -chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Soronty.-1llet at the home of Lms Ann Rosenbaum m Pomeroy The two new members are Ltllian Moore left, and Betty Gress A lh!rd new member, Mary Pickens, was unable to be present due to the death of her father m law .' bank had mcreased tts dtvldends Stockholders reelected the followtng directors J S Lamp Kenneth W Stealey Robert E Holdren Daniel K Graham Carl E Smtih and Jack E Whtte wtlh Stealey ! • ' Dramatic film coming u; Russell 20 pomts for the Warnors George Johnson, who spelled Nate Thurmond at center, also was unpress1ve as he led rebounders wtth 15 ln the only other NBA game, the shooting of Chet Walker and Bob Love led tbe Chicago Bulls to a 11&-104 vtctory over the Atlanta Hawks Walker scored 22 of his gsme htgh 29 points In the first half as Chicago took a 53-53 lead Then Love, who had only SIX pomts m the first two quarters, scored 19 m the second half Fifteen of Love's potnts came tn the third quarter as Chtcago built a 13pomt lead That lead grew to 19 pomts early m the fourth quarter and the Bulls were able to coast m It was Atlanta's third stratght loss and f1flh m the last six games The Hawks got 28 pomts from Lou Hudson and 22 from rookie center Dwtght Jones Pete Marav1ch, returnmg to actton after bemg stdeltned wtlh a back InJurY, bad 21 Pro Standings NBA Standmgs By ..1n1ted Press lnternlf•onal Eastern Conference A11anhc DIYISIOR w I pet B 795 26 18 591 21 22 488 Boston New York Buffalo g b 31 7'1~ 12 13 29 310 19'12 Central DIVISIOn Ph!ladelph•a wlpctgb Cap.tat 24 16 600 465 Atlanta 20 23 Slf1 Cleveland U 30 318 12 Houston 14 31 311 12'12 Western Conference Midwest DIYISIOn w I pet g b Milwaukee 32 10 762 Ch1cago 31 15 674 3 Detro1t 27 17 614 6 KC Omaha 16 31 340 181/l Pacific Div1511n w I pet g b Lo.ll Angeles 2-4 20 545 Golden State 20 20 500 2 Portland 19 23 452 4 Seattle 20 29 408 61! 2 PhoentX 17 27 386 1 Thursday's Results Chicago lUi Atlanta 104 'Golden Sf 125 Seattle 89 <Only games scheduled) Friday s Games Los Angeles at Boston Houston at Buffalo Atlanta vs Philadelphia at Hershey Detro1t at Cleveland Cap1tal at Milwaukee KC Omaha at Phoen1x New York at Seatt l e (Only games scheduled) ABA s1and1ngs By Un1ted Press International East wlpctgb 29 17 630 New York Kentucky Carolina V1rgmla MemphiS Utah 26 16 27 18 12 27 1 600 l'll 308 13 1h 619 11 33 250 17 west w I pet 26 15 634 g b Indiana 23 19 548 J'h San Anton io 22 22 500 Denver 20 21 488 6 San Dr ego 19 27 413 9'h Thursdays Results New York lOS San Antonio 93 Kentucky 101 carolina 98 San Otego 109'1ndlana 107 (Only games scheduled J Friday's Games Virginia at Utah Indiana at New York San Antonio at Kentucky Denver vs Carolina at Greensboro (Only games scheduled) NHL Standings '\_...._ _ By Un1ted Press Intern all~ East w 1 t pts gf ga 26 6 5 57 169 98 Boston s•;, Montreal 23 9 Toronto 20 u NY Rangrs 18 14 6 52 138 104 7 47 151 120 9 45 143 130 Buffalo 20 11 4 44 Detrort 15 20 5 35 NY lslandrs 8 21 11 27 Vancouver 8 24 7 23 West w 1 t pts Phlla 23 9 141 133 131 164 93 132 102 150 gf ga 5 51 119 Ch cago 18 a 13 49 137 Sf Louis 18 13 6 42 111 Aflanta 17 16 7 41 101 Minnesota 12 18 10 34 123 Los Ang 1J 19 7 33 113 Fllttsburgh 10 24 S 25 102 Cal iforn ra 9 26 5 23 103 Thursday's Results Montreal 8 NY ISl anders 3 Buffalo 7 NY Rangers 2 Chrcago 2 Boston 2 Phlladelphta 7 Minnesota 4 (Only games scheduled) Friday's Games Vancouver at California Philadelphia at Atlanta <Only games scheduled) 69 83 97 111 140 129 150 167 TWO ARRESTED Middleport Police Chief J J Cremeans said today his department bas arrested two persons, one a juvenile, for stealing gasoline from cars and trucks .In the village during rught hours The juvenile has been c1ted to juvenile court The name of the adult was not disclosed HOUS!ON I UP II - The Grant has beon domg the l'Olll Mtaml Dolphtns Without Paul plammg, let a btl of trntation Warfle!d are hkc bread wtlhoul show m his vo1ce for the ftrst buttel"or bacon Without eggs ttme thts week when newsmen ,Y.d wtth Super Bowl V!!l pressed htm on the chances less than two days away, the that Warfield would be ready M181llt Dolphms today face the Shula Snaps at Reporters unhappy prospect of gotng mto 1 m not holdmg anythm g lhetr btggcsl game of the back he snapped 'I wtsh I season wtthout Warfteld "ould tell you more But tl's a ' The gifted wtde receiver walt and see sttuatton suffered a pulled hamstnng Smce he was walkmg 1 hursmuscle tn h1s rtght leg Wed day without a bad lunp, the nesday ana the Dolphms chanc-es are that Warfteld wtll wouldn t really speculate on try to play After all the his chances of playmg Sunday Dolphms have two players tn Coach Don Shula, who has umform (Bob Kuechenberg be en tossmg qwps all week and Jtm Mandich) \\ho have hl k w t e Vt mgs Coach Bud casts on lhetr arms and steel TRICKY DICKY AND JIM MORGAN COMING - The Eastern faculty wtll provtde the oppostlton Monday evemng Jan 14 when the Harlem All-Stars perform at the Eastern Htgh School symnastum The All-Stars led by Trtcky Dicky and Jtm Morgan Will take on the Eagle squad or teachers and admmtstrators whtch mcludes Sptke Berkhimer Btll Phtlhps, Archte Rose Duane Wolfe, Larry Hemes' Joe Batley, Tom KellJ Chuck Swogger and John Rtebel The battle 'wtll follow a game ptttmg the Eastern Juntor htgh team agamst the Eastern freshmen whtch begms at 7 p m Also, a pee wee contest w1ll be held at balftune of both Hicks receives Lombardi award pms m them and three more Grant sa1d M1am1 doesn t !NICk Buomconlt Jake St'Olt usually have too many lhtrd and 1tm Fol ) h 1 t 1 and long plays so hiS absence ey mwlhf'lr o Jave s ee pm!'; or s('r£'ws h;md or might not hurt them as much shoulder as tl would another team but 0u r •·utg worry ts a hghtmng he s obvtously a key player The man who'll replace Storm, st Ott QUipS But the key questton ts how Warfield 1f he can 't start ts 1ong wa rf lC1d can go 1f he does Howard Twtlley who started 1ry to pay 1 an d how effecttve he last year's Super Bowl but was wtll be tnjured dunng the exhibition The Dolphtns don 1 pass tbat season and lost hts JOb to much (Warfield has caught Marltn Bnscoe Twtlley ts on ty 29 passes although 11 have noted for h•s good moves and been for touchdowns) but the blockmg abthty but lacks coverage warf1e ld gets helps to Warfield s speed and abthty to open th mgs up for the runmng go deep He s been backmg up Brtscoe game Obviously a Key Player on the nght stde but wtll flop ··~:::::::::: ::::::: : :::::::::::::::::='::::::;: ;::::::::::::::::::::;:::::,:••:::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::: ;:, ' :--:.~':::::::~,: :;:::::::::::::::;.~:+" ~ Today's Sport Parade OVL!r to the h fl sHil t 11 14 PI J' 1 Wal-f1ch.l It don:-;n t ru.Jkl HIY differcm:c,' ht: S<:tid 1 111 JUst as slow on the left Silk as 1 <:.~rrr on the nght s1dc W H l11 ld ~ufh n d H ... 1 JUr ) It I JU J!, h ~ "'fi 1 I Jr J I J S S II t ~ d r il l w 11t Jl11 11 1 11 .rrl;Jr l Ill JUSt lrft th lu 11 1 S( r HHIIO J!.I onrJ f1 It ti 11 t W H I ~ ' i' llfl i Season recorch; HOUSTON (UPI J - Sea son records of the M•am DolptHns and M nnesota V kmgs MIAMI(1221 21 San Francisco 13 7 at Oakland 12 44 New England 23 31 New York Jers 3 17 at Cleveland 9 21 Bvffal o 6 30 at New England 1.4 24 at New York Jets t4 44 Balt rmore 0 11 at Buffa l o o 14 at Dallas 7 30atP 1Ba ttsIbIIumor r g he 3 34 Detro1t 2166 7 343 150 Mlamr 3.t C1nc1nnat 16 rn d v son playoff M•am 21 Oa~t<Jnd n AFc r t'larr MINNESOTA ( 1211 Oakland 22 at Ch cago llGreenBat 23 at Detro 1 17 at San F ra,ncr sc o 28 Ph lad e tph a 10 Los Ange l es 26 Cleveland 28 Detro t 1 <1 6 ~ 9 13 21 9 3 1 14 at Atlanta 20 31 Chrcago tJ 0 at C ncmnall 27 31 at Green Bay 7 31 at New York Grants 7 296 168 Mmnesota 27 Wash ngton 20 n d1v rsron playoff M nnesota 27 Oa.llas 10 tn N FC cham p onshrp game * Facts and figures HOUSTON (UP!) - John honor and thought hoi\ fortuBy MILTON RICHMAN Htcks who worked hiS way out nate he was UPI Sports Editor I have come a long way of Cleveland s tough east stde to Ohto State and naltonal from the east stde of Cleve HOUSTON (UP! ) - The Super Bowler drawmg the bulk of a'l recogmt10n as a prenuer of- land," the lhl, 258-pound semor the attentiOn here, the one wttlt the most ptzazz, IS Fran fensive tackle, capped hiS said Most of my old frtends Tarkcnton, a better hustler m hiS own way than Minnesota Fats college career Thursday mght are m )atl now They had little HOUSTON (UP!) - Facts Fran Tarkenton probably doesn't think so but he cons people by wmnmg the Vmce Lombardi to do and figures on Super Bowl lf anyone ts gmpg to gwde the underdog Vikmgs to football s I was the ftrst to make tt award, presented to the naVlll games world champtonslnp Sonday tf anyone ts gomg to provtde the lton s outstandmg collegl8te from my htgh school to college firepower to burn Mtamt, then tl'll have to be Tarkenton At stake World Ttckets for the event, sponsored by the Eastern Athlettc It was because of my parents hneman professwnal football chamBoosters, are $2 lot adults and $1 25 for students and may be Yet you d never get that tdea hstemng to him He called tl hts greatest and my coach They satd you purchased at the door Monday evemng He has th1s congemal enough off-hand way about htm, like the pionship for the Vmce Lomcan make tt, tt 1s posstble to guy who mtght strtke up a conversatiOn wtlh you m a pool room, bardi Trophy make 1t ' Parhclpan Is M1amt John Htcks Sr and hts wife agree to a mce, friendly game and then shoot out all the hghls Dolphins, champion of the Sometimes tl looks hke Fran Tarkenton ts trymg hts best to Chanty and Coach W•lham Amencan Football Conference Sonny" Harns cared about keep from laughmg when he talks to people m the medta about (AFC) and Mmnesota Vtkmgs the promtstng teen-ager Htcks his Idea on professional football and lhetrs champwn of the Natwnal He Straightens Them Out By Denny Fobes and semor Steve Prtce, wtth 24 vta a balanced at lack led by satd now he want.'l to help other He was stra1ghtemng some of tbem out or thought he was, Football Conference (NFC) of Struggling at 2·7 overall !.:i sophomore Terry Qualls and JuniOr forward Jun Kemper youngsters the Nattonal Football League 11 tn SEOAL play, the Metgs ]unwr Dan Dodson at the 1 am gomg to counsel young anyway before Thursday's workoot, saymg quarterbacks wtth 12 caroms Three cagers Site - Rice Stadtum, Marauders try to fmd some corners and semor Btll Myers Jeff Campbell, Mttch Wrtght people, ' he sa1d 'This ts the generally get too much pubhctty Bemg a quarterback hunself, Houston, Texas he naturaly could say somelhtng hke that without getting too consistency m their attack m the ptvot and Don Young, garnered 8 best lhmg I could do wtth my , Date-Sunday,Jan 13,1974 tomght, as Brauer s Bouncers hfe I want to reach out to many people upset Cremeans and Pnce ac mtssed shots each Starting time - Kickoff 3 30 You gotta wrtte aboot quarterbacks,' he satd to a group of travel to Logan to take on the cordmg to Brauer will be The Logan probable lmeup them, to show them I care ' p m , Eastern Daylight Time Htcks, wmner of the Outland newsmen clustered around him m the Vikmgs' hotel quarters Chteftams of Scott Fttzgerald counted on heavtly to break the tomght w1ll have Young at capacity - 71,882 The cagers of Roger Brauer Logan zone press wh1ch was center, w1th Kemper and 6-2 Trophy and runnerup to John where he was slouched on a sofa wearmg football shoes wtth his Televtslon - Columbia have only a 93 51 Iaugher over ver) effedtve m the Chteftains semor Jeff James or Wnght at Gappelettt for the Hetsman street clothes and a good-lookmg cream-colored safan hat that Broadcasltng System Pre· hapless Wellston to thetr credtl 74-!l4 loss at Athens Tuesday the forward spot.'l, and All- Trophy, won the award over had a long feather stuck m the brun 'You gotta make them the heroes,' Tarkenton went on, sttll game program begins 3 00 m the SEOAL, and Brauer wtll mght SEOAL Jim ?terce and linebacker Randy Gradtshar, talkmg about quarterbacks There's no quarterback I know who pm, EDT an Ohto State teammate, be sendmg the same sta1ltng Brauer expects Logan to go Campbell at the guards Radto - CBS, 3 30 p m , can turn the team around by himself It takes a 41knan team to ftve onto lhe court for the third wtth that zone press most of the In the prehm1nary, the Metgs mtddle guard Luc10us Selmon EDT tt stratght game game and says he figures reserves of Ron Logan wtll go of Oklahoma and center Btll do'No Players' shares - $15,000 to quarterback can do the whole thmg by hunself," The guards wtll be them to also go With a zone after lhetr fourth loop vtctory Wyman of Texas each member of wmrung team, The award, a mounted 4:;. Tarkenton repe8fed If tt were so, you people would ve made sophomore Jerry Cremeans defense on the other stde of and s1xth wm overall agarnst $7,500 to each member of losing Namath wm the champwnshtp all the tune Same w1th Urutas " mtd-court the Logan reserves of Jack pound block of polished team Approximately U 35 Few are Better granite, IS m honor of the late The Logan troubles at Athens Elgm Fran Tarkenton has h•s own tdeas about his Jobn and few ac- mtllion total to personnel of came at the foul hne The The Marauder reserves are Green Bay and Washmgton tually are better at hts job than he ts All tbe other quarterbacks competing teams Chteftams out fteld goaled the currently perched m second coach who dted of cancer m m the NFL have an enormous regard for his abl!ity because DiVISIOn of net receipts -Bulldogs 27-25, but could make place wtth Gallipolis, both at 3 1970 Proceeds from the $100-a desptte hts reputation for bemg a ' scrambler," the first move he After deduction of taxes, exonly 10 chanty tosses m 21 3 The Ironton and Jackson plate dmner go to the makes after takmg the ball from center 1s not calculated to start penses and players' shares, reserve teams are knotted for Amencan Gancer Soctety trtes a scramble, and when he fmds he has to, he frequently turns a remamder w!ll be diStributed Logan however showed the reserve league top spot to the competing clubs and busted play mto a long gamer much po~>er on the boards wtth 6-0 marks Bob Gnese Mtam1's excellent quarterback, says Tarkenton s player pension fund Tonight's games outreboundtng the Bulldogs 4!lGame condttions greatest asset IS adJustmg to the team he plays for Player umforms - The People say how much of a scrambler he ts," says Grtese 'I Me gs at Logan Athens at Wellston Followrng are the staf1St1cs for the first nme games of the don't agree He'd rather stay m the pocket the same way as Mmnesota Vikmgs w1ll be the Ironton at Jackson 19 73 74 Mergs Marauder basketball season visiting team, wtll wear white anybody else but when hts protection breaks down, he runs " Gallrpol•s at Waverly Player FG A Pet FT A Pet Reb PF Pts Chesapeake at Oak H 11 Would Gnese call Tarkenton the best quarterback aroond jerseys and use the East bench Quall s 25 61 41 7 14 SO .44 22 57 Rock Hrll at South f:l'o nt ' The Mianu Dolphins will be the Myer; 44 as 52 9 22 41 108 23 97 Portsmourh West at Wheelers today' II cou d happen l o ~ ou To Dodson 52 121 43 20 27 74 71 20 124 burg home team, will wear colored anybody /In auto 110 b le ace dent No sir Coats 40 106 Ja 1a 24 75 24 19 9a Portsmouth at L ma or a trail c vtoial ton cou d pu t jerseys and use the West I wouldn't say who he No I quarterback ts today," said Eastern at North Gallla Pr1 ce 23 75 31 10 18 55 13 21 56 you beh tnd bar s ThJt s wl y AAA Kyger Creek at Hannan Tr§ce bench Gnese, emphas1zmg the word 'today" Cre m e ans 6 15 40 58 62 23 4 17 at Hannan W Va CIL bs p OJ de Ba I Got J I otec Aul t a 30 27 A9 44 11 t9 20 Southern Hadl Has Best Year Sudden death - If the game Nelsonv11te at Vinton County t10n for men be s Blanchard 8 HI 44 11 16 69 25 11 27 Belpre at w ll ramstown Is tied at the end of the ' I d say the guy whO had the best year IS Had! Next year he We I ope you 1 e ~e r 1 ced It e Wa lburn 6 25 24 59 55 12 6 17 Ross Southeastern at Federal regulation 60 mmutes, it wtll may not, and last year he d1dn t " Br a u er 721 33 49 44 25 8 18 se ~ ce But whe 1 our ub em Hocking lrnnton St Joe at Southwestern continue tn sudden death Brown ng 35 60 00 2 2 6 Wbat was wrong wtth your year, someone asked Grtese' bers arc IJced 'l'l t 1a or Ash o2 00 37 43 2 2 3 Pt Pleasant at Ravenswood overtime The team scoring ba t! they dese ve to h~ v e us 'We won 14 and lost 2," he rephed, letting ttgo atthat 20 00 2 1 1 2 Wahama at R•pley May 15 nearby f1rst by safety, fteld goal or Grtese hkes lettmg you draw your own concluslonsm And e~son 01 00 23 67 5 0 2 Meadows 00 00 1 0 0 Gettmg back to Tarkenton, though, part of the overall success touchdown will win TOTALS 223 570 39 98 166 59 368 158 544 At the end of regulation he has enJoyed m the pro ranks has had to do w1th h!S escapmg OPPON 229 517 44 116 176 66 342 168 574 Rose to receive playmg time, the referee will senous InJury of any kind Sc onng by qua rfe,..s toss a com m accordance with Any secret? MEI GS 126 151 134 133 544 trophy Feb. 3 • , . lor lrientls you con OPPON 119 153 153 149 574 'I don t know what tt would be,'' he says 'I've been lucky the rules pertamlng to the preKANSASCITY,Mo (UP!) When I ftrst came up (13 years ago), they S8ld I wouldn't last game toss The captain of the callon wherever you go. Cmcmnatt Reds outftelder Pete more than two or three years I don't think movtng around or Rose, the only active maJor BOLDEN SIGNED leaguer who has hit 300 or bet s\aytng m the pocket has anything to do wtth tt PITTSBURGH (UPI) ' Take Jtm Marshall He moves around He doesn't stay m the Denms Bolden, a rtght-handed term rune seasons, wall recetve pocket and he's been aroond 14 years Never gets hurt Some pttcher from New Castle, Ind , the Nattonal Leagne Player of people have different theones about Injuries and the type of was stgned Thursday by the the Year Award Feb 3 at the players who suffer them I dunno It has nothing to do wtth lhtrd annual Kansas City Base Pittsburgh Pirates Phone Pomeroy 992 2S9D manlmess, I know that " Ga lhpohs 446 0699 Bolden, 21, was Pittsburgh's ball Awards dmner Rose, 31, was named the second-round draft chotce m NL s Most Valuable Player m the wmter draft He IS attendtng Southern Alabama 1973 after hitting 338, the best tn both leagues College Several other baseball The Ptrates drafted 16 players wtll be honored tbat players Wednesday mght on '74 Super Bowl Marauders in Logan Vtsttmg team wtll call the toss Followtng a three mmule mterm1sston after the end of the regular game, play wtll continue by IS mmute pertods w1lh a two mmute mterm!SsJon between each such overtime pertod wtlh no balf-time lnlermtsston Teams wtll change goals between each penod The rules for game timing and team tune outs Will be the same as m a regular game, mcludmg the last two mmutes of the second and fourth quarters Offtctals - There Will be stx offlctals and two alternates appomted by the commissioner's office Offtclal time The scoreboard clock wtll be of. ftcl8l Our Interest Is Greater For You 6.50% G) On 30-Month Certificates dirEE~y to JAIU ·AUTO CLUB OF SOUTHERN OHIO u P on5h p gam e 6 so per cent per year patd on JO month Certtltcates of Depos1t $5,000 oo Mm1mum Interest Payable Quarterly Meigs Co. 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MODERN SUPPLY 399 W Matn For 992 2164 Pomeroy The Store Woth 'ALL KINDS OF STUFF" Pets Gardens Stables large & Small An1mals ' 1 0 Lawns ~ �'· I .. ·4- The Daily Sentinel, Mid<U~port-'Pomcro.y , 0., Jan. ll, 1974 Xi Gamma Mu has meet Members of Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will solici t house- tohouse in Middleport in the Mothers' March of Dimes next Tuesday from >to 9 p.m. Miss Marilyn Swan, serv ice chairwoman, discussed plans for the drive to be conducted not only in Middleport, but all villages of Meigs County . She distributed literature and instructed the members on the territories to be covered. Mrs . Caro l McCullough presided at the session when it was voted to give a contribution to the Meigs County Tuberculosis and Health Association. Mrs. Linda Riffle will host the next meeting, Jan. 22, which will be a pizza party. Present at the meeting to discuss ·the Meig s County Pioneer and Historical Society and the museum development was Mrs. Annie Chapman. She distributed literature and showed drawings of th e proposed layout for exhibits asking that the chapter make a ~:.:::::::~:::::;~:::::::::~=x:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::: Amateur gardeners . h ll meet at grange a . donation. It was voted to co ntribute lowa l'd the · ·• development of the faci lity Mrs. Becky Anderson gave . the cultural repm·t titled "The . An invi tation to the bi Hou se ·and The Home ." centemiial observance meeting Refreshments ivere servep by .scheduled by the Meigs County Mrs. Judy We..-y and Miss · CommiSsioners for Tuesday Swan to the 12 members and afternoon at the Roc k Springs Mrs . A. R. Knight, sponsor . Grange hall wa s read at the The meeting was held at the Wednesday night meeting of Columbus and Southern Ohio th e Middleport Amat eur Electric Co. social room. Gardeners . \ \: m · I Diary ~ Hcvnolds had undergone surgery thi s week at University Hospital and that her By Charlene Hoeflich ~ '•'• •,•. condition is reported as good. I ~ . ' New officers were elected at the TuesdaY. night meeting of Salisbury Junior Troop 100 held at th e school. . . They are Linda Williams, patrol leader ; Me lam<> Atkms, assistant patrol leader; Laura Smith , scribe; Becky Dorst, treesurer; Carol Morris, reporter ; Kathleen Parker, f1rst a1d leader; Kathy Morris, card sender: Teresa Dorst, ga me leader; and Camille Swindell, refreshments. · Carol Morris, outgoing patrol leader, led the girls in _the pledge to the flag and tbe girl seoul promise to open themeetmg. Kathy Morris wa s welcomed as a new member. A contnbutwn to the troop from Joyce Baker was acknowledged and the troop sent a thank-you note to Mrs. Helen Hicks for a donation of badges to the troop. Carol Morris reported on the cooking badge and gave a demonstration on baking a cake . The report next meeting will be given by Laura Smith. Fourteen members were present . Mrs. Jack Morris and daughter, Tara, w~re guests. A potluck was planned for February at the home of Mrs. Norm a Amsbar y, Che sler Road . Mrs. Iris Kelton, direc tor of Region 11, O.A.G.C., a nd a member ot the Winding Tra il Garden Club, Pomeroy, was speaker at the mee tin g. She Club members met at the Meigs Inn for a dinn er preceding the meeting. Mrs. Grace Pratt and Mrs. Rose Reynolds will represe nt the reviewed "G rowing for REV. KREIDER club at the planning session lor Showing," a book by Rudy J . the bi...centennial obse rva nce Favrilli, emphasizing· the he re. effects of env ironment, how to Welcomed into the mem- modify it, when to disbud , FRIDAY bership of the club was Wilma pinch and change soil content RETURN JO NATHAN Reece, Lincoln Hili, Pomeroy. to achieve better plants, and Meigs Chapter, Daughters of Other new members in attend- the ove rall developmen t of the American Revolution, 2 ance were Mrs . James Sheets gardening skills. POMEROY CADETTE TROOP 52 p.m .. at the home of Mrs. C. J . and Mrs. Marian Taylor. Read Mrs. ~i ton also talked on Paige Smith and Cathy Blaettnar will serve as ushers at the Struble. Co-hostesses will be at the meeting was a letter type of plants, uniformity, Black Diamond Girl Scout Council's first meeting Jan . 19 at the Mrs. Dwight Milhoan, Mrs. 0. from The Daily Sentinel maturi ty , fre edom from West Virginia State College, Institute, W.Va. Both are members P. Klein and Mrs. John Rose. regarding Green Thumb Notes damage when showing, subof the Pomeroy Cadette Troop. They will be accompanied by Mrs. Pea rl Mora will continue schedule and Mrs. Ferma•· stance and cultural perfection , CHILLICOTHE - New of- Mrs . April Smith, leader of the troop, who has been named one of the program on history of local Moo're wHI prepare the one for th e areas of prime concern to a ficers of the Presbytery of the the delegates from the Big Bend Neighborhood . churches. February. judge when fl owers ate entered Scioto Valley will be insll!lled Meeting Thursday night at the home of Mrs . Smith, the REV . W. E. Davis, It was no ted that Mrs. Pearl in shows. at the Jan . 15, meeting at the scouts planned a trip to Cedar Lakes at Ripley, W. Va., Feb. Bto missionary, guest speaker at Overbrook Presbyterian 10 to attend "Kaleidoscope." Alll2 of the members of Troop 52 the United Pentacoslal Church, Church, Columbus, the and their leader plan to attend the session which will offer inSouth Third Ave ., Middleport, meeting starting at 4 p.m. struction in bead work, candle making, enamel jewelry, studies 7:30p .m. Films of South Africa Rev. Lorrin Kreider, pastor on endangered species, Appalachian heritage, modern dance, will be shown and the · Davis of the First Presbyterian karate, hiking, guitar, as well as rap sessions on drug s and Special music was by Ulen Church, A!hens, will be in- alcohol. A candlelight Christ ma s Edison Baker told of his trip family will be featured in vocal Pastor is the Rev. numbers . McCtun g and hi s wife, stalled as moderator , suedinner for members of the to Hong Kong and displayed A fund raising project was discussed since the cost per girl Madeline, with McClung acWilliam Knittel. Adult Class of the Pomeroy pictures of the place and its ceeding Rev. John R. Wilcox, for "Ka leidoscope" is $15 which includes food and lodging. Nazarene Church was held companying on the guitar. Indianola SATURDAY people at the Tuesday night Presbyterian Tentative plans are for the girls to return with new skills which JITNEY SUPPER at recently at the decora ted home Christmas carols were sung Church, Columbus. meeting of the Hearthstone they will pass onto junior and brownie troops in the months New pepartmenl officers to ahead. Class of the Middleport First Chester Elementary from 5:30 of Mr . and Mrs. Esiie and gifts were exchanged. Prayer by McClung concluded to 7 p.m. A country show will be Mossman. Baptist Church. be installed include: leaderThe course in ballroom dancing W1der the direction of Gerald the meeting. _ Members and guests were presented at 7:30 to 9 p.m. with The Bakers were hosts for ship development, Rev. Mark Powell will resume later this month. Members worked on badge At the dinner were the Rev. the meeting at their home . Chester Elementary students seated at three large tables Allen , Shady Lane requirements at last night's meeting. one decorat ed. The Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, Mr. Presbyl e r'ian each Mrs . Allen Hughes gave presenting a country show. Church, devotions using "New Year' s Duane Wolfe and "The Wolfe blessing was given by the Rev. and Mrs. Mossman, the hosts, Co lumbus; support, Ruling REEDSVILLE TROOP 67 Wishes" as her meditation Pack" will provide the music Clyde HenderS<ln and as the Mr. and Mrs. Je rry Colmer, Eider Rudy Tanck, Mifflin Members of Reedsville Girl Scout Troop 67 m_ade Santas topic and scripture from Luke and will accompany all group sat around the tables Mr . and Mrs. Robert Eb lin, Presbyte rian Church, from baby food jars and filled them with candy. These were scriptures were read . There Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whit15. She also read an article, .vocalists . Admission is $1 Gahanna; vocations, Rev . delivered to the sick and elderly by the girls and leaders the day were remarks on the holiday lekind, Mr. a nd Mrs. Arthur Keith Co nning , Brookwood before Christmas. "What Makes God Glad" by adults and >O cents for season by Mrs . Frieda Koeni g, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Presbyterian children. Daniel Poling. Church, Mossman, president and a gift Pullins and daughters, Sheba DANCE at Southern High Thank-you notes were read Columbus; ministries, Rev . from the class was presented to and Shelly, Mr. and Mrs. Glen from the Rev. and Mrs. Steve School, 10 a.m. to midnight, John Watson, Bethel United Glen McClung, teacher of the Mc Clung, Mr. and Mrs. Skaggs and son and from Mrs. with music by "Wood Quilt. " Presbyterian Church, class. He spoke on the import- William Stepl1enson , Paulette • Sponsored by se nior class. Florence Hannay for ChristColumbus ; self-development, ance of moving ahead in the Leac h, J im Farley, Carol mas remembrances. RefreshSUNDAY New Year. It was decided to Lunsford , Myrtle Durst, Rev. Donald Clukey , First ments were served by Mr. and Church, A NEW dramatic film, "Like elect new officers later on in Raym ond Walburn , Betty Presbyterian Mrs. Baker to Mr. and Mrs. A Mighty Army", the down-to- th e year. Westerville; nominating, Rev . Brown and Elva Eblen. Harold Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. earth true story of a dynami c Harrison Gruenler, Ca lvin John Werner, Mr. and Mrs. young minister in tune with his United Presbyterian Church, The French Art Colony is drawing a nd color mixing Allen Hughes, Mrs. Willis times, will be shown at the Mt. . Columbus ; permanent judicial offering a needlepoint work- through the various media to Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. David Hermon United Brethren committee, Rev. Berte Bonte, shoo J dn. 13 from 2 to 4 p.m. oil and acrylics. ·It will run six Darst, the Rev. and Mrs. Church, at 7:30 p.m. Bou levard Presbyterian Pot Glass will instruct. There weeks and the cost is $1.2 for Skaggs and son, and Mr. and Church, Columbus. REVIV P,L AT Mt. Union will be a $1 charge for members of the French Art Arrangements for serving a to roll ca ll with a New Year 's Mrs. Milton Hood. Rev . ~orrin A. Kreider, Church, Carpenter, now in materials. Bring thimble and Colony and $15 for nonnewly - elected moderator of progress through Sunday. county-wide youth banquet at reS<llution . members. scissors. th e Middleport Church of Refreshment s were served the Presbytery of Scioto Valley Nightly at 7:30 p.m. Guest The following 12 week Introduction to Art Christ Saturday night were fol:owing the meeting by Mrs. wa s born in Turkey where his speaker is the Rev. Homer made during a meeting of the Grace Pratt, Mrs. Margaret father wa s a missionary. He Techniques will begin Jan. 22 classes will begin the first Click, Kittshill. Rev. Cecil Cox Philathea Society Thursday Butcher, Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. ear ned his B.S. at the College from 3:15 to 5:15 p.m. week in March: is pastor. Special singers March 4 - 7 to 9 p.m. Basic night a\ the church. Named to Margaret Jones and Mrs. of Wooster and his M. Div. at Margaret Brim wiU instruct welcome. Public is invited. and the class is open '.o ail ages Drawing instructed by Pam . the serving committee were Mabel Walburn. McCormick Theological POMEROY PTA, 7:30 p.m., though the number will be White. Mrs. Betty McKinley, Miss · Seminary, Chicago, and his "Hansel and Gretel" to be March 5 - 8 to 10 p.m. limited to eight students. This Mildred Hawley, Mrs. Kathy doctorate at San Francisco presented by Mrs . Gladys will include the basics of Beginning and Intermediate Plans were made for a Foley, vocal music teacher. Erwin and Miss Frances Theological Seminary. painting instructed by Joy SON BORN products party Jan. 24 at the Short business meeting to Roush. Before coming to Athens, Prendergast. Mr. and Mrs. Jolm K. It was reported that tables fire hajJ when the Middleport follow the presentation . Rev. Kreider pastored churMarch 6 - 7 to 9 p.m. Harrison, Pomeroy, announce Firemen's Auxiliary met Refreshments by the Fourth ordered by Philathea have ches in Decatur and DeKalb, Painting and Ceramics inWednesday night at the hall. Grade motliers, Mrs . George arrived and the possibility of the birth of a 6 lbs., 8 ozs. son, Ill., and was active In structed by S. A. Moshier. purchasing a table truck was John Martin, Dec . 29 at the Presbytery , Synod and inMrs. Larry Baker will be the Nash, chairwoman. The cost for the 12 week discussed. Membership in the Holzer Medical Ce nter . terdenominational activities in demonstrator and products courses will be $24 for French s6UTHEASTERN Ohio Maternal grandparents are society and ways to increase it given as premiums for having Iilinois . He has also been active Gospel Musical Association, Art Colony members and $30 were discussed and it was Mr. and Mrs. Martin McAngus, ·. the party will be donated to the. in Scioto and Scioto Valley special meeting at the home of noted that ail women of the Pomeroy, and paternal grandfor non-members. firemen for the new kitchen at Mr . and Mrs. John Bryan Larry McGraw, Rt. 160 near church are eligible to become a parents are John Harrison, Presbytery, and is chairman of Call 446-0953 or 446-1903 for the hall. Each member was th e Athens Comm unity and Mr. and Mrs. Michael reservatiQns. Kerr, 7 p .m. Rutland, and Mrs. Laura member . . asked to take guests. Relations Commission and Davis and son, Mickey, spent Don't forget Riverby is also Harrison, Pomeroy. Mr. and PTA meets at RIVERVIEW Reported ill were Mrs. Grace The Lord's Prayer by Mrs. active in the Athens County Christmas and New Year's open to the public on Tuesdays the school, 7:30p.m. Program Mrs. Allie Grueser, MonHawley, Paul Swisher, Mrs. Norman Wayland opened the Ministerial Association . with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald and Thursdays from 10 a.m. to meeting presided over by Mrs. on bicycle safety by the State Nellie Betz, Mr. and Mrs. nessen, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Kreider is married to Russell and family, Lorain. 3 p.m. Patrol from Russell Rice, Mrs. Bertha Wilbur Rowley, Pomeroy; Mr. Raymond Kloes. Refreshments Highway the former Nancy G. Barnes Joining the family there for Bougher, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, and Mrs. Floyd Harrison, .were served by Mrs. Sidney Gallipolis. who is acting director of the Christmas were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Audrey Theobald, Mr. Rutland, ar e greatRussell and Mrs . David Ohio University Extended Stanley Bryan and family, and Mrs. Paul Winn and Mrs. grandparents . Ernest Ohlinger. Games were played Learning Program. Rev. and Columbus. Ella Reuter. A thank-you note Harrison, Rutland, and Mrs. with prizes being awarded to Jan. 2, Mrs. John Bryan left SECOND CHILD BORN was read from the Leslie Ervin Lydia Hysell, Pomeroy, are Mrs. Kreider have two sons in the winners. Hostesses for the college and a son and daughter for Travis City, Mich. to assist Mr. and Mrs. Johnny R. family. great-great-grandparents. The February meeting will be Mrs. Berkley, Chester, are anin tbe care of the children of The program by Mrs. Rose birth of John Martin makes in Athens High School. David Zirkle, Mrs. Wayland nouncing the arrival of a 7 ibs., Reynolds began wiUr a New five generations on both the Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bryan. and Mrs. Jack Bechtle. 3 ozs. son. Nathan Donald Year 's meditation and in- moth'el" and the father 's side. Mrs. Bryan underwent major Berkley was born Dec. 4 at the cluded a story titled ''The Man surgery from which she is now great-grandchildren survive . Holzer Medical Center. He is Who Missed Christmas." The recuperating, and her motherHad he lived until Feb. 14, they the Berkley's seconq,child. His Phil a thea Song and the "Lord's would have been married 73 in-law returned to Middlep·ort maternal grandparents are Prayer" opened the meeting years . Two children preceded _Thursday. Donald and Dorothy · Polcyn, with Mrs. Lola Mae Lynch ATTENDED FUNERAL hlm in death. He was a Gallipolis. The J.>alernal giving devotions. Her scripture BASHAN - Mr. and Mrs. member of the United grandparents are ·the late was taken from I John 3 and Ralph Ballard and family Methodist Church. Rev. Julius Donald E. Berkley and Nora she had an article, "Love One attended the funeral of his Chandler was the minister, and The U.S . Mint in PhiladelBerkley, Gallipolis. Another." Members responded grandfather, Millard E. burial was in Gravel Hill phia, Pa ., rolls out 10,000 Ballard, at the United Cemetery. copper cents every minute . Methodist Church at Bidwell; Ohio on Sunday, Jan. 6. Mr. Ballard died on Thursday at ATHENS, Ohio _ "Creative a.m. Regulations do not permit the Holzer Hospital at · the age Thinking ," "Personal. Money food , including sack lunches, to .or 92. Mrs . Ballard, who is 90, M a n a gem en t • • a n d be brought into Baker Center. and six children, 15 grand. 42 · great"Motivation" are the subjects A person may attend the lee- . children , NOW ... ANO-RISK HEARING AID of three of the seven mini- lures without eating lunch, grandchildren and eigh~ g~eatlectures to be presented during however. 59 N- Second St. the lunch hour on Thursdays The complete schedule of Middleport, 0. beginning Jim. 17 in Ohio topics and speakers for ltle University's Baker Center winterquarterfoilows : Jan.l7, Ballroom. "Technology, Blessing or REHINDTIIHAR " if you 're one of cases ... if I : . I . The "Mi dday Mini- Curse ' ," Dr. Carl Shermer; you are not sure you really need an aid .. : or Lectures,' ' organized and , Jan. 24, "Creative Thinking," 1 ~re's 1 sponsored by the universitY's Prof. Shirley Slater; Jan. 31, if you 're iust plain skeptical - you can rent a 11 Extension Division, are free "Pollution Solutions," Dr. J . L. properly fihed in - the -eor " , " be1 • and open to the general public. · Thomas; Feb. 7, ''Propaganda hind -the -e ar ", " eyeglass " or " power body" Lectures begin at 12 :10 p.m. -Persuasion," Dr. Maung Gyi; aid for o month or longer . Then , if you are and end by 1 p.m. Some time Feb. 14, "Advertiser Versus completely. sa tisfied, 'you con apply the ~ntire during the period is devoted to the Consumer," Prof. Robert renta l ogomst the purchase price . If you oreq~estions from the audience. Baker ; Feb. 21, "Personal ·~).,[R ROln AIU ~ · h . . not - just return t e atd wtthout obligation. .A light lunch will •be Money Management," Hany I · ~I Write toda y for free information . available for purchase at the Shawky, MBA; Feb . 28, lecture site beginning at 11:30 "Motivation·," Dr. Elliot Entin. I Lou Osbor.ne Fe~ Information Call or Write : lr=== = = = =~s~~,r~=r~== = = = lt' i!tcafendar~ll Class hears Edison Baker Rev. Kreider to moderate Presbytery J Class enjoys dinner Needlepoint workshop planned at Art Colony Society to serve banquet · Auxiliary has meet Have guests for holidays FLOWERS SAY HAPPY Mini-lectures on tap ANNIVERSARY DUDLEY'S FLORIST I I I l · ~. I THE BEST A school of instruction Jan . 31 1at New Matamoras was announced when Pomeroy Chapter 176, Order \ of the Eastern Star, met Tuesday night at the Masonic Temple. Joan Rayburn, worthy matron, and Thomas Edwards, worthy patron, presided at the meeting. Members were asked to make their reservations for the evening meal at the school of instruction with either Mrs. Marie Curd, secretary, or Mrs . Rayburn. A communication was read from the Most Worthy Grand Matron regarding various tours available to Eastern Star members to the Orient. Also read was a letter from the worthy grand matron outlining her projects for the year. Mrs. Mabel Goeglein of the good cheer committee noted that get-well and sympathy cards had been sent. It was announced that a Masonic dinner will be served Jan . 29. Mrs. Rayburn was hostess for the meeting. CANNON REACTIVATED INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UP!) - Larry Cannon, a 6-4 guard from LaSalle, was reactivated by Indianapolis Thursday and 6-6 former Notre Dame forward Bob Arnzen was placed on waivers by the Pacers. Ca nnon missed all last season because of a blood clot. SPE'M.: 1NG OF Hair by KAY The teen stage is a very important one in any girl 's life and the grooming of her hair takes top prior ity . During this stage she comes to real ize that the job of combing. frizzing and s hampooi ng her hair which previously was left for Mom to take care of now becomes her responsibility. She is also !eft with ' the choice of mak ing the most of her beauty attributes in fashioning for herself a · well groomed appearance or ignor ing their care and assyming that beauty and appearance are importance. The of little st<Jg e is an adventurous one and • By Denny Fohes The Southern Tornados, the only team with a chance of catching Ohio's 13th rated Hannan Trace Wildcats, invade another 'cats den tonight, the Hannan (W.Va.) Wildcats on the Mountaineers' planks. At the same time, coach Bill • Badgers at Indiana zn Big Ten showdown tilt CHICAGO (UP!) Wisconsin risks the Big Ten's best won-lost record at Indiana Saturday, giving the defending champion Hoosiers a chance to prove that the Badgers are or are not a title contender. Wisconsin has won nine of 10 games, losing only in overtime to highly rated Marquette, and has a I~ record in Big Ten competition. But Indiana has Drake upsets lines in caring for her hair until she becomes familiar with this new beauty ad· venture, and so she can get the guidance and hair care needed . prompt and cour teous attention call for an appointment today . For CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON · 21A E. SECOND ST. POMEROY. OHIO PHONE 992-7606 l I ! I II SEARS I Catalog Merchant • 1 1 J'220 E. Main Pomeroy I 1 1 L-~-!:_H- 992:!!!.~--1 . N. W: COMPTON~ 0. D. ~OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON ON THURS . ) - EAST COURT n., POME~OY . ' ·Royal Crown Bottling company Middleport (' DILES HEARING AID CENTER RIVERSIDE PROFESSIONAL BUILDING 444 W. UNION ST. 11 . ATH.ENS, 0 .45701 • . ~ TEL 592-6238 I BLAME THE RAIN . The Eastern-North <;allia reserve basketball game, originally scheduled to begin at 6:30 tonight, has been moved back to a 7 p.m . starting time. Tbc Meigs-Logan fresh· mao basketball game, scheduled for the Larry R. Morrison Gymnasium in Rock Springs Thursday eve ning, was postponed -due to Inclement weather in the Logan area. A make-up date has yet to be announced. ALA Bowling Leag ue Early Friday, 6: IS p.m . December 21,1973 Standings Team Ph . Feene y -Bennett Fliers 110 Feeney -Bennett Strike Outs 86 Rutland 467 Pioneers 8-t Jr . Gutter Dusters 66 Racine 602 Rocketts 62 Fir~ t high team J.games Racine 602 Ro c ketts 132.:1 ; Feeney ·Bennett Fliers 1317 ; Rutland 467 Pioneers \27 6. Fi rsl high team game Feeney Benn ett F l iers .:1 80 ; Ra c ine 602 Ro c ketts 458 ; Rulland .:167 Pioneers 453 . F irst high ind J.games Gerry Kessinger .:126 ,· Mary Hoover 410 ; Maxine Dugan 31i'O Fi rst h i gh ind . · g~mc Ma)( l ne Dugan 159 ; Gerry Kessi nger 156 : Mary Hoover 150 . By United Press International Forward Larry Haralson scored 30 points to give the Drake Bulldogs their first road victory of the seaS<ln Thursday night, a 91-80 upset of the Memphis State Tigers. Hara!S<ln, a 6-9, 210-pound junior, hit II of 17 field goal attempts and eight of eight free throws as Drake handed the Tigers their fourth loss in 15 games. Drake is now 8-4 with all their previous wins on home ground. Craig Davis had 17 points for Drake, Terry McKis-· sick had 15 and Andy Graham had 14. Davis led all rebounders with 15. Freshman guard Dexter Reed led the Tigers with 22 points followed by senior forward Billy Buford with 15. In other college basketball action Florida State beat Virginia Tech, 85-80, Long Beach State downed Pacific, 7~3, Houston clipped Baylor; 74-70, MisS<luri beat Hawaii, 8674, Connecticut nipped Syracuse, 61-60, and Boston CIOW'S STEAK HOUSE Home of the Fabulous SANDWICH By SEOAL FROSH Team Gallipolis W L P 6 0 2.4'3 Log an Athens s4 Meigs Jackson Ironton 3 3 22.4 3 3 199 2 4 218 Waverly 2 o 3 P~one And Toke Em Home 992-5432 5 24'30 ,2 2 139 231 210 212 30% oH 231 227 EVEN SWAP CHARLOTTE N.C. (UP!) The Carolina Cougars have traded guard Steve Jones to the Denver Rockets in an even swap for forward Marvin Roberts, the two American Basketball ASsociation Clubs announced Thursday night. The 6-foot-.5 Jones is a sixyear veteran from Oregon who has averaged 8.5 points and 2.1 rebounds in 43 games for the Cougars this seaS<ln. Roberts, a 6-foot-8 225pounder, has averaged 7.5 points and 3. 7 rebounds in 35 games. He is a third year pro from Utah State . 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Emil e in a 12-row•d .. middleweight Grifilth, the former middle- fi ght Feh. 5 at lloston Garden . weight and welterweight world Licata, 22, is unbea ten in 37 champion, will meet .Joe Licata· fi ghts with three draws . fliN G SE lli NG fj}ll!l!!lfYrf@f!!IJ!iM HIKING: BOOTS Pomeroy Bowling Lane s Bend L eagu e Jan . 1, 197Q Standings M D <P I _M emphis team teen should be guided and educated along proper Phillips• Eastern Eagles. at a probable starting lineup will aclivily. Sayre is just two spots surprisingly low third place in have 6-{1 senior Vern Ord in the back, avcre~ginJ:! Ui.7 ppJ:!. the SVAC race, will continue . pivot, 6-{1 senior Dave Theiss · In •Southern's last outing, a loop play, traveling to North and 6-1 senior Pete Sayre at the 67-.54 win over Symmes Valley, Gallia to do hattie with coach corners, and 6-{1 senior Randy Miller pumped in 21 points Warner and 5-11 senior Bob while Sayre hit lor 18. Thirteen Jim Foster's Pirates. While no information is Mille~ at the guards. of Miller's markers ca1ae at Miller is tbe seventh leading the charity stripe in just 14 available concerning the West Virginians , Southern's scorer in the SVAC, averaging attempts. 17.3 points per game in league The Tornados, under the tutelage of first-year mentor Carl Wolfe, are the eighth top • defensive team (out of 25) in this region of the state, while ranking 13th offensively. At Vinton, coach Phillips' Eagles will try to make it 4-3 in the SVAC race. In their last hattie, Saturday at Patriot, the Eagles routed Southwestern, 84-60. all 8-3 seaS<ln mark, with unbeaten conference records in Phillips will be sending 6-3 defeats by Notre Dame, another highlight contest on senior Steve Dill at center, with Oregon State and Michigan, in the lllini court. The Boiler&-2 '!Ienior Tim Baum and 6-1 makers hold first place with a a conference contest. junior Tim Spencer at the At home, though, the Hoosi- 2-j) league mark and are 6-4 for forwards , and 6-1 senior John ers figure to be as tough as any the seaS<ln while Illinois, a Sheets and 5-10 senior Steve rival the 'Badgers have faced, winner over Ohio State in its Goebel at the guards. including the touted Marquette only Big Ten contest, has a 4-4 North Gallia, also having a five and Indiana needs a win to season mark. dismal SV AC campaign thus Michigan, aiS<l 1-<l after its avoid falling too far behind in far at 2-3, will be led by 5-10 victory · over the Hoosiers, the league chase. senior Tim Stout who is Purdue and Illinois match takes a 9-2 seaS<ln record, averaging 19.5 points per second best in the league, to game, just haifa point ahead of MinneS<lta, wlflch lost to Iowa Eastern's DilL ilr its only conference game Joining Stout and Dill in the and which has a 6-5 season top ten of SVAC scoring is mark. Sheets, averaging 16.3 points The fifth team with an unper outing. beaten league record, Iowa, Phillips said he expects one of two teams with a losing North Ga Ilia to play a zone seaS<ln mark, 4-7, will play the only other team with a losing defense, and the Eagles have record S<l far, at Northwestern, been working on their passing College defeated Villanova, 81- which is f>-6 with losses to against the zone this past week . Stout and Greg James are 79, in overtime. Wisconsin and Purdue in Sharpshooting Larry Warren league play. Ohio State will be the Pirates to watch, according and Wayne Smalls teamed for at Michigan State in the filth to Phillips who says they must 16 points each to lead Florida Big Ten game, each seeking its be stopped if Eastern is to win. The preiiniinary game, beState over Virgini,B Tech. first conference win. Warren scorecr'al! his points With most of the non con- tween the Eagle reserves and in the first half before fouling ference competition out of the the North Gallia junior varsity, out and the Seminoles hung on way, Big Ten teams have won originally scheduled lor 6:30, in the face of a second period 64 and lost 43 games for a has been moved hack to a 7 p.m. starting time. charge by Tech to preserve the winning percentage of .598. win. Long Beach State, paced by Leonard Gray's 27 points, defeated Pacific by shooting 65 percent from the field--nearly twice the Tigers' 34 per cent accuracy. The Tigers are now 8-2 for the seaS<ln while Long Beach is 11-1. Gray made 13 of 14 from the field while his teammate, Clifton Pondexter, controlled the boards with 14 rebounds. One Group Men's & Women's The 49ers are the defending Women's ~ Suede ciTampions but they face a three-year probation from the by Connie, Thom MeAn , NCAA for recruiting violations. . ·'' Lined& Unlined · Miss Wonderful . They are ineligible for the asS<lciation's playoffs . ~~~~icult" E H I . HALF-QUARTS ~~ VALUES Tornados, Eagles on road tonight Pomeroy . . . f: Personal Notes m ..,~~ RENTAL-PURCHASE ,.------------·· the Man To See For •. 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Jan. II, 1974 NERVE DEAFNESS? I LOVE YOU I J REGULAR NAME BRAND STOCK 9:15- s:oo Monday thru Friday LADIES KNIT SUITS REDUCED 30% All Sales Final-No Approvals-No Lay-Awa,ys All Sales Cash · ,,,.,,.....,...BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, O. '1 ,, ·-. • �'· I .. ·4- The Daily Sentinel, Mid<U~port-'Pomcro.y , 0., Jan. ll, 1974 Xi Gamma Mu has meet Members of Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will solici t house- tohouse in Middleport in the Mothers' March of Dimes next Tuesday from >to 9 p.m. Miss Marilyn Swan, serv ice chairwoman, discussed plans for the drive to be conducted not only in Middleport, but all villages of Meigs County . She distributed literature and instructed the members on the territories to be covered. Mrs . Caro l McCullough presided at the session when it was voted to give a contribution to the Meigs County Tuberculosis and Health Association. Mrs. Linda Riffle will host the next meeting, Jan. 22, which will be a pizza party. Present at the meeting to discuss ·the Meig s County Pioneer and Historical Society and the museum development was Mrs. Annie Chapman. She distributed literature and showed drawings of th e proposed layout for exhibits asking that the chapter make a ~:.:::::::~:::::;~:::::::::~=x:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::: Amateur gardeners . h ll meet at grange a . donation. It was voted to co ntribute lowa l'd the · ·• development of the faci lity Mrs. Becky Anderson gave . the cultural repm·t titled "The . An invi tation to the bi Hou se ·and The Home ." centemiial observance meeting Refreshments ivere servep by .scheduled by the Meigs County Mrs. Judy We..-y and Miss · CommiSsioners for Tuesday Swan to the 12 members and afternoon at the Roc k Springs Mrs . A. R. Knight, sponsor . Grange hall wa s read at the The meeting was held at the Wednesday night meeting of Columbus and Southern Ohio th e Middleport Amat eur Electric Co. social room. Gardeners . \ \: m · I Diary ~ Hcvnolds had undergone surgery thi s week at University Hospital and that her By Charlene Hoeflich ~ '•'• •,•. condition is reported as good. I ~ . ' New officers were elected at the TuesdaY. night meeting of Salisbury Junior Troop 100 held at th e school. . . They are Linda Williams, patrol leader ; Me lam<> Atkms, assistant patrol leader; Laura Smith , scribe; Becky Dorst, treesurer; Carol Morris, reporter ; Kathleen Parker, f1rst a1d leader; Kathy Morris, card sender: Teresa Dorst, ga me leader; and Camille Swindell, refreshments. · Carol Morris, outgoing patrol leader, led the girls in _the pledge to the flag and tbe girl seoul promise to open themeetmg. Kathy Morris wa s welcomed as a new member. A contnbutwn to the troop from Joyce Baker was acknowledged and the troop sent a thank-you note to Mrs. Helen Hicks for a donation of badges to the troop. Carol Morris reported on the cooking badge and gave a demonstration on baking a cake . The report next meeting will be given by Laura Smith. Fourteen members were present . Mrs. Jack Morris and daughter, Tara, w~re guests. A potluck was planned for February at the home of Mrs. Norm a Amsbar y, Che sler Road . Mrs. Iris Kelton, direc tor of Region 11, O.A.G.C., a nd a member ot the Winding Tra il Garden Club, Pomeroy, was speaker at the mee tin g. She Club members met at the Meigs Inn for a dinn er preceding the meeting. Mrs. Grace Pratt and Mrs. Rose Reynolds will represe nt the reviewed "G rowing for REV. KREIDER club at the planning session lor Showing," a book by Rudy J . the bi...centennial obse rva nce Favrilli, emphasizing· the he re. effects of env ironment, how to Welcomed into the mem- modify it, when to disbud , FRIDAY bership of the club was Wilma pinch and change soil content RETURN JO NATHAN Reece, Lincoln Hili, Pomeroy. to achieve better plants, and Meigs Chapter, Daughters of Other new members in attend- the ove rall developmen t of the American Revolution, 2 ance were Mrs . James Sheets gardening skills. POMEROY CADETTE TROOP 52 p.m .. at the home of Mrs. C. J . and Mrs. Marian Taylor. Read Mrs. ~i ton also talked on Paige Smith and Cathy Blaettnar will serve as ushers at the Struble. Co-hostesses will be at the meeting was a letter type of plants, uniformity, Black Diamond Girl Scout Council's first meeting Jan . 19 at the Mrs. Dwight Milhoan, Mrs. 0. from The Daily Sentinel maturi ty , fre edom from West Virginia State College, Institute, W.Va. Both are members P. Klein and Mrs. John Rose. regarding Green Thumb Notes damage when showing, subof the Pomeroy Cadette Troop. They will be accompanied by Mrs. Pea rl Mora will continue schedule and Mrs. Ferma•· stance and cultural perfection , CHILLICOTHE - New of- Mrs . April Smith, leader of the troop, who has been named one of the program on history of local Moo're wHI prepare the one for th e areas of prime concern to a ficers of the Presbytery of the the delegates from the Big Bend Neighborhood . churches. February. judge when fl owers ate entered Scioto Valley will be insll!lled Meeting Thursday night at the home of Mrs . Smith, the REV . W. E. Davis, It was no ted that Mrs. Pearl in shows. at the Jan . 15, meeting at the scouts planned a trip to Cedar Lakes at Ripley, W. Va., Feb. Bto missionary, guest speaker at Overbrook Presbyterian 10 to attend "Kaleidoscope." Alll2 of the members of Troop 52 the United Pentacoslal Church, Church, Columbus, the and their leader plan to attend the session which will offer inSouth Third Ave ., Middleport, meeting starting at 4 p.m. struction in bead work, candle making, enamel jewelry, studies 7:30p .m. Films of South Africa Rev. Lorrin Kreider, pastor on endangered species, Appalachian heritage, modern dance, will be shown and the · Davis of the First Presbyterian karate, hiking, guitar, as well as rap sessions on drug s and Special music was by Ulen Church, A!hens, will be in- alcohol. A candlelight Christ ma s Edison Baker told of his trip family will be featured in vocal Pastor is the Rev. numbers . McCtun g and hi s wife, stalled as moderator , suedinner for members of the to Hong Kong and displayed A fund raising project was discussed since the cost per girl Madeline, with McClung acWilliam Knittel. Adult Class of the Pomeroy pictures of the place and its ceeding Rev. John R. Wilcox, for "Ka leidoscope" is $15 which includes food and lodging. Nazarene Church was held companying on the guitar. Indianola SATURDAY people at the Tuesday night Presbyterian Tentative plans are for the girls to return with new skills which JITNEY SUPPER at recently at the decora ted home Christmas carols were sung Church, Columbus. meeting of the Hearthstone they will pass onto junior and brownie troops in the months New pepartmenl officers to ahead. Class of the Middleport First Chester Elementary from 5:30 of Mr . and Mrs. Esiie and gifts were exchanged. Prayer by McClung concluded to 7 p.m. A country show will be Mossman. Baptist Church. be installed include: leaderThe course in ballroom dancing W1der the direction of Gerald the meeting. _ Members and guests were presented at 7:30 to 9 p.m. with The Bakers were hosts for ship development, Rev. Mark Powell will resume later this month. Members worked on badge At the dinner were the Rev. the meeting at their home . Chester Elementary students seated at three large tables Allen , Shady Lane requirements at last night's meeting. one decorat ed. The Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, Mr. Presbyl e r'ian each Mrs . Allen Hughes gave presenting a country show. Church, devotions using "New Year' s Duane Wolfe and "The Wolfe blessing was given by the Rev. and Mrs. Mossman, the hosts, Co lumbus; support, Ruling REEDSVILLE TROOP 67 Wishes" as her meditation Pack" will provide the music Clyde HenderS<ln and as the Mr. and Mrs. Je rry Colmer, Eider Rudy Tanck, Mifflin Members of Reedsville Girl Scout Troop 67 m_ade Santas topic and scripture from Luke and will accompany all group sat around the tables Mr . and Mrs. Robert Eb lin, Presbyte rian Church, from baby food jars and filled them with candy. These were scriptures were read . There Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whit15. She also read an article, .vocalists . Admission is $1 Gahanna; vocations, Rev . delivered to the sick and elderly by the girls and leaders the day were remarks on the holiday lekind, Mr. a nd Mrs. Arthur Keith Co nning , Brookwood before Christmas. "What Makes God Glad" by adults and >O cents for season by Mrs . Frieda Koeni g, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Presbyterian children. Daniel Poling. Church, Mossman, president and a gift Pullins and daughters, Sheba DANCE at Southern High Thank-you notes were read Columbus; ministries, Rev . from the class was presented to and Shelly, Mr. and Mrs. Glen from the Rev. and Mrs. Steve School, 10 a.m. to midnight, John Watson, Bethel United Glen McClung, teacher of the Mc Clung, Mr. and Mrs. Skaggs and son and from Mrs. with music by "Wood Quilt. " Presbyterian Church, class. He spoke on the import- William Stepl1enson , Paulette • Sponsored by se nior class. Florence Hannay for ChristColumbus ; self-development, ance of moving ahead in the Leac h, J im Farley, Carol mas remembrances. RefreshSUNDAY New Year. It was decided to Lunsford , Myrtle Durst, Rev. Donald Clukey , First ments were served by Mr. and Church, A NEW dramatic film, "Like elect new officers later on in Raym ond Walburn , Betty Presbyterian Mrs. Baker to Mr. and Mrs. A Mighty Army", the down-to- th e year. Westerville; nominating, Rev . Brown and Elva Eblen. Harold Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. earth true story of a dynami c Harrison Gruenler, Ca lvin John Werner, Mr. and Mrs. young minister in tune with his United Presbyterian Church, The French Art Colony is drawing a nd color mixing Allen Hughes, Mrs. Willis times, will be shown at the Mt. . Columbus ; permanent judicial offering a needlepoint work- through the various media to Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. David Hermon United Brethren committee, Rev. Berte Bonte, shoo J dn. 13 from 2 to 4 p.m. oil and acrylics. ·It will run six Darst, the Rev. and Mrs. Church, at 7:30 p.m. Bou levard Presbyterian Pot Glass will instruct. There weeks and the cost is $1.2 for Skaggs and son, and Mr. and Church, Columbus. REVIV P,L AT Mt. Union will be a $1 charge for members of the French Art Arrangements for serving a to roll ca ll with a New Year 's Mrs. Milton Hood. Rev . ~orrin A. Kreider, Church, Carpenter, now in materials. Bring thimble and Colony and $15 for nonnewly - elected moderator of progress through Sunday. county-wide youth banquet at reS<llution . members. scissors. th e Middleport Church of Refreshment s were served the Presbytery of Scioto Valley Nightly at 7:30 p.m. Guest The following 12 week Introduction to Art Christ Saturday night were fol:owing the meeting by Mrs. wa s born in Turkey where his speaker is the Rev. Homer made during a meeting of the Grace Pratt, Mrs. Margaret father wa s a missionary. He Techniques will begin Jan. 22 classes will begin the first Click, Kittshill. Rev. Cecil Cox Philathea Society Thursday Butcher, Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. ear ned his B.S. at the College from 3:15 to 5:15 p.m. week in March: is pastor. Special singers March 4 - 7 to 9 p.m. Basic night a\ the church. Named to Margaret Jones and Mrs. of Wooster and his M. Div. at Margaret Brim wiU instruct welcome. Public is invited. and the class is open '.o ail ages Drawing instructed by Pam . the serving committee were Mabel Walburn. McCormick Theological POMEROY PTA, 7:30 p.m., though the number will be White. Mrs. Betty McKinley, Miss · Seminary, Chicago, and his "Hansel and Gretel" to be March 5 - 8 to 10 p.m. limited to eight students. This Mildred Hawley, Mrs. Kathy doctorate at San Francisco presented by Mrs . Gladys will include the basics of Beginning and Intermediate Plans were made for a Foley, vocal music teacher. Erwin and Miss Frances Theological Seminary. painting instructed by Joy SON BORN products party Jan. 24 at the Short business meeting to Roush. Before coming to Athens, Prendergast. Mr. and Mrs. Jolm K. It was reported that tables fire hajJ when the Middleport follow the presentation . Rev. Kreider pastored churMarch 6 - 7 to 9 p.m. Harrison, Pomeroy, announce Firemen's Auxiliary met Refreshments by the Fourth ordered by Philathea have ches in Decatur and DeKalb, Painting and Ceramics inWednesday night at the hall. Grade motliers, Mrs . George arrived and the possibility of the birth of a 6 lbs., 8 ozs. son, Ill., and was active In structed by S. A. Moshier. purchasing a table truck was John Martin, Dec . 29 at the Presbytery , Synod and inMrs. Larry Baker will be the Nash, chairwoman. The cost for the 12 week discussed. Membership in the Holzer Medical Ce nter . terdenominational activities in demonstrator and products courses will be $24 for French s6UTHEASTERN Ohio Maternal grandparents are society and ways to increase it given as premiums for having Iilinois . He has also been active Gospel Musical Association, Art Colony members and $30 were discussed and it was Mr. and Mrs. Martin McAngus, ·. the party will be donated to the. in Scioto and Scioto Valley special meeting at the home of noted that ail women of the Pomeroy, and paternal grandfor non-members. firemen for the new kitchen at Mr . and Mrs. John Bryan Larry McGraw, Rt. 160 near church are eligible to become a parents are John Harrison, Presbytery, and is chairman of Call 446-0953 or 446-1903 for the hall. Each member was th e Athens Comm unity and Mr. and Mrs. Michael reservatiQns. Kerr, 7 p .m. Rutland, and Mrs. Laura member . . asked to take guests. Relations Commission and Davis and son, Mickey, spent Don't forget Riverby is also Harrison, Pomeroy. Mr. and PTA meets at RIVERVIEW Reported ill were Mrs. Grace The Lord's Prayer by Mrs. active in the Athens County Christmas and New Year's open to the public on Tuesdays the school, 7:30p.m. Program Mrs. Allie Grueser, MonHawley, Paul Swisher, Mrs. Norman Wayland opened the Ministerial Association . with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald and Thursdays from 10 a.m. to meeting presided over by Mrs. on bicycle safety by the State Nellie Betz, Mr. and Mrs. nessen, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Kreider is married to Russell and family, Lorain. 3 p.m. Patrol from Russell Rice, Mrs. Bertha Wilbur Rowley, Pomeroy; Mr. Raymond Kloes. Refreshments Highway the former Nancy G. Barnes Joining the family there for Bougher, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, and Mrs. Floyd Harrison, .were served by Mrs. Sidney Gallipolis. who is acting director of the Christmas were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Audrey Theobald, Mr. Rutland, ar e greatRussell and Mrs . David Ohio University Extended Stanley Bryan and family, and Mrs. Paul Winn and Mrs. grandparents . Ernest Ohlinger. Games were played Learning Program. Rev. and Columbus. Ella Reuter. A thank-you note Harrison, Rutland, and Mrs. with prizes being awarded to Jan. 2, Mrs. John Bryan left SECOND CHILD BORN was read from the Leslie Ervin Lydia Hysell, Pomeroy, are Mrs. Kreider have two sons in the winners. Hostesses for the college and a son and daughter for Travis City, Mich. to assist Mr. and Mrs. Johnny R. family. great-great-grandparents. The February meeting will be Mrs. Berkley, Chester, are anin tbe care of the children of The program by Mrs. Rose birth of John Martin makes in Athens High School. David Zirkle, Mrs. Wayland nouncing the arrival of a 7 ibs., Reynolds began wiUr a New five generations on both the Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bryan. and Mrs. Jack Bechtle. 3 ozs. son. Nathan Donald Year 's meditation and in- moth'el" and the father 's side. Mrs. Bryan underwent major Berkley was born Dec. 4 at the cluded a story titled ''The Man surgery from which she is now great-grandchildren survive . Holzer Medical Center. He is Who Missed Christmas." The recuperating, and her motherHad he lived until Feb. 14, they the Berkley's seconq,child. His Phil a thea Song and the "Lord's would have been married 73 in-law returned to Middlep·ort maternal grandparents are Prayer" opened the meeting years . Two children preceded _Thursday. Donald and Dorothy · Polcyn, with Mrs. Lola Mae Lynch ATTENDED FUNERAL hlm in death. He was a Gallipolis. The J.>alernal giving devotions. Her scripture BASHAN - Mr. and Mrs. member of the United grandparents are ·the late was taken from I John 3 and Ralph Ballard and family Methodist Church. Rev. Julius Donald E. Berkley and Nora she had an article, "Love One attended the funeral of his Chandler was the minister, and The U.S . Mint in PhiladelBerkley, Gallipolis. Another." Members responded grandfather, Millard E. burial was in Gravel Hill phia, Pa ., rolls out 10,000 Ballard, at the United Cemetery. copper cents every minute . Methodist Church at Bidwell; Ohio on Sunday, Jan. 6. Mr. Ballard died on Thursday at ATHENS, Ohio _ "Creative a.m. Regulations do not permit the Holzer Hospital at · the age Thinking ," "Personal. Money food , including sack lunches, to .or 92. Mrs . Ballard, who is 90, M a n a gem en t • • a n d be brought into Baker Center. and six children, 15 grand. 42 · great"Motivation" are the subjects A person may attend the lee- . children , NOW ... ANO-RISK HEARING AID of three of the seven mini- lures without eating lunch, grandchildren and eigh~ g~eatlectures to be presented during however. 59 N- Second St. the lunch hour on Thursdays The complete schedule of Middleport, 0. beginning Jim. 17 in Ohio topics and speakers for ltle University's Baker Center winterquarterfoilows : Jan.l7, Ballroom. "Technology, Blessing or REHINDTIIHAR " if you 're one of cases ... if I : . I . The "Mi dday Mini- Curse ' ," Dr. Carl Shermer; you are not sure you really need an aid .. : or Lectures,' ' organized and , Jan. 24, "Creative Thinking," 1 ~re's 1 sponsored by the universitY's Prof. Shirley Slater; Jan. 31, if you 're iust plain skeptical - you can rent a 11 Extension Division, are free "Pollution Solutions," Dr. J . L. properly fihed in - the -eor " , " be1 • and open to the general public. · Thomas; Feb. 7, ''Propaganda hind -the -e ar ", " eyeglass " or " power body" Lectures begin at 12 :10 p.m. -Persuasion," Dr. Maung Gyi; aid for o month or longer . Then , if you are and end by 1 p.m. Some time Feb. 14, "Advertiser Versus completely. sa tisfied, 'you con apply the ~ntire during the period is devoted to the Consumer," Prof. Robert renta l ogomst the purchase price . If you oreq~estions from the audience. Baker ; Feb. 21, "Personal ·~).,[R ROln AIU ~ · h . . not - just return t e atd wtthout obligation. .A light lunch will •be Money Management," Hany I · ~I Write toda y for free information . available for purchase at the Shawky, MBA; Feb . 28, lecture site beginning at 11:30 "Motivation·," Dr. Elliot Entin. I Lou Osbor.ne Fe~ Information Call or Write : lr=== = = = =~s~~,r~=r~== = = = lt' i!tcafendar~ll Class hears Edison Baker Rev. Kreider to moderate Presbytery J Class enjoys dinner Needlepoint workshop planned at Art Colony Society to serve banquet · Auxiliary has meet Have guests for holidays FLOWERS SAY HAPPY Mini-lectures on tap ANNIVERSARY DUDLEY'S FLORIST I I I l · ~. I THE BEST A school of instruction Jan . 31 1at New Matamoras was announced when Pomeroy Chapter 176, Order \ of the Eastern Star, met Tuesday night at the Masonic Temple. Joan Rayburn, worthy matron, and Thomas Edwards, worthy patron, presided at the meeting. Members were asked to make their reservations for the evening meal at the school of instruction with either Mrs. Marie Curd, secretary, or Mrs . Rayburn. A communication was read from the Most Worthy Grand Matron regarding various tours available to Eastern Star members to the Orient. Also read was a letter from the worthy grand matron outlining her projects for the year. Mrs. Mabel Goeglein of the good cheer committee noted that get-well and sympathy cards had been sent. It was announced that a Masonic dinner will be served Jan . 29. Mrs. Rayburn was hostess for the meeting. CANNON REACTIVATED INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UP!) - Larry Cannon, a 6-4 guard from LaSalle, was reactivated by Indianapolis Thursday and 6-6 former Notre Dame forward Bob Arnzen was placed on waivers by the Pacers. Ca nnon missed all last season because of a blood clot. SPE'M.: 1NG OF Hair by KAY The teen stage is a very important one in any girl 's life and the grooming of her hair takes top prior ity . During this stage she comes to real ize that the job of combing. frizzing and s hampooi ng her hair which previously was left for Mom to take care of now becomes her responsibility. She is also !eft with ' the choice of mak ing the most of her beauty attributes in fashioning for herself a · well groomed appearance or ignor ing their care and assyming that beauty and appearance are importance. The of little st<Jg e is an adventurous one and • By Denny Fohes The Southern Tornados, the only team with a chance of catching Ohio's 13th rated Hannan Trace Wildcats, invade another 'cats den tonight, the Hannan (W.Va.) Wildcats on the Mountaineers' planks. At the same time, coach Bill • Badgers at Indiana zn Big Ten showdown tilt CHICAGO (UP!) Wisconsin risks the Big Ten's best won-lost record at Indiana Saturday, giving the defending champion Hoosiers a chance to prove that the Badgers are or are not a title contender. Wisconsin has won nine of 10 games, losing only in overtime to highly rated Marquette, and has a I~ record in Big Ten competition. But Indiana has Drake upsets lines in caring for her hair until she becomes familiar with this new beauty ad· venture, and so she can get the guidance and hair care needed . prompt and cour teous attention call for an appointment today . For CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON · 21A E. SECOND ST. POMEROY. OHIO PHONE 992-7606 l I ! I II SEARS I Catalog Merchant • 1 1 J'220 E. Main Pomeroy I 1 1 L-~-!:_H- 992:!!!.~--1 . N. W: COMPTON~ 0. D. ~OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON ON THURS . ) - EAST COURT n., POME~OY . ' ·Royal Crown Bottling company Middleport (' DILES HEARING AID CENTER RIVERSIDE PROFESSIONAL BUILDING 444 W. UNION ST. 11 . ATH.ENS, 0 .45701 • . ~ TEL 592-6238 I BLAME THE RAIN . The Eastern-North <;allia reserve basketball game, originally scheduled to begin at 6:30 tonight, has been moved back to a 7 p.m . starting time. Tbc Meigs-Logan fresh· mao basketball game, scheduled for the Larry R. Morrison Gymnasium in Rock Springs Thursday eve ning, was postponed -due to Inclement weather in the Logan area. A make-up date has yet to be announced. ALA Bowling Leag ue Early Friday, 6: IS p.m . December 21,1973 Standings Team Ph . Feene y -Bennett Fliers 110 Feeney -Bennett Strike Outs 86 Rutland 467 Pioneers 8-t Jr . Gutter Dusters 66 Racine 602 Rocketts 62 Fir~ t high team J.games Racine 602 Ro c ketts 132.:1 ; Feeney ·Bennett Fliers 1317 ; Rutland 467 Pioneers \27 6. Fi rsl high team game Feeney Benn ett F l iers .:1 80 ; Ra c ine 602 Ro c ketts 458 ; Rulland .:167 Pioneers 453 . F irst high ind J.games Gerry Kessinger .:126 ,· Mary Hoover 410 ; Maxine Dugan 31i'O Fi rst h i gh ind . · g~mc Ma)( l ne Dugan 159 ; Gerry Kessi nger 156 : Mary Hoover 150 . By United Press International Forward Larry Haralson scored 30 points to give the Drake Bulldogs their first road victory of the seaS<ln Thursday night, a 91-80 upset of the Memphis State Tigers. Hara!S<ln, a 6-9, 210-pound junior, hit II of 17 field goal attempts and eight of eight free throws as Drake handed the Tigers their fourth loss in 15 games. Drake is now 8-4 with all their previous wins on home ground. Craig Davis had 17 points for Drake, Terry McKis-· sick had 15 and Andy Graham had 14. Davis led all rebounders with 15. Freshman guard Dexter Reed led the Tigers with 22 points followed by senior forward Billy Buford with 15. In other college basketball action Florida State beat Virginia Tech, 85-80, Long Beach State downed Pacific, 7~3, Houston clipped Baylor; 74-70, MisS<luri beat Hawaii, 8674, Connecticut nipped Syracuse, 61-60, and Boston CIOW'S STEAK HOUSE Home of the Fabulous SANDWICH By SEOAL FROSH Team Gallipolis W L P 6 0 2.4'3 Log an Athens s4 Meigs Jackson Ironton 3 3 22.4 3 3 199 2 4 218 Waverly 2 o 3 P~one And Toke Em Home 992-5432 5 24'30 ,2 2 139 231 210 212 30% oH 231 227 EVEN SWAP CHARLOTTE N.C. (UP!) The Carolina Cougars have traded guard Steve Jones to the Denver Rockets in an even swap for forward Marvin Roberts, the two American Basketball ASsociation Clubs announced Thursday night. The 6-foot-.5 Jones is a sixyear veteran from Oregon who has averaged 8.5 points and 2.1 rebounds in 43 games for the Cougars this seaS<ln. Roberts, a 6-foot-8 225pounder, has averaged 7.5 points and 3. 7 rebounds in 35 games. He is a third year pro from Utah State . 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Emil e in a 12-row•d .. middleweight Grifilth, the former middle- fi ght Feh. 5 at lloston Garden . weight and welterweight world Licata, 22, is unbea ten in 37 champion, will meet .Joe Licata· fi ghts with three draws . fliN G SE lli NG fj}ll!l!!lfYrf@f!!IJ!iM HIKING: BOOTS Pomeroy Bowling Lane s Bend L eagu e Jan . 1, 197Q Standings M D <P I _M emphis team teen should be guided and educated along proper Phillips• Eastern Eagles. at a probable starting lineup will aclivily. Sayre is just two spots surprisingly low third place in have 6-{1 senior Vern Ord in the back, avcre~ginJ:! Ui.7 ppJ:!. the SVAC race, will continue . pivot, 6-{1 senior Dave Theiss · In •Southern's last outing, a loop play, traveling to North and 6-1 senior Pete Sayre at the 67-.54 win over Symmes Valley, Gallia to do hattie with coach corners, and 6-{1 senior Randy Miller pumped in 21 points Warner and 5-11 senior Bob while Sayre hit lor 18. Thirteen Jim Foster's Pirates. While no information is Mille~ at the guards. of Miller's markers ca1ae at Miller is tbe seventh leading the charity stripe in just 14 available concerning the West Virginians , Southern's scorer in the SVAC, averaging attempts. 17.3 points per game in league The Tornados, under the tutelage of first-year mentor Carl Wolfe, are the eighth top • defensive team (out of 25) in this region of the state, while ranking 13th offensively. At Vinton, coach Phillips' Eagles will try to make it 4-3 in the SVAC race. In their last hattie, Saturday at Patriot, the Eagles routed Southwestern, 84-60. all 8-3 seaS<ln mark, with unbeaten conference records in Phillips will be sending 6-3 defeats by Notre Dame, another highlight contest on senior Steve Dill at center, with Oregon State and Michigan, in the lllini court. The Boiler&-2 '!Ienior Tim Baum and 6-1 makers hold first place with a a conference contest. junior Tim Spencer at the At home, though, the Hoosi- 2-j) league mark and are 6-4 for forwards , and 6-1 senior John ers figure to be as tough as any the seaS<ln while Illinois, a Sheets and 5-10 senior Steve rival the 'Badgers have faced, winner over Ohio State in its Goebel at the guards. including the touted Marquette only Big Ten contest, has a 4-4 North Gallia, also having a five and Indiana needs a win to season mark. dismal SV AC campaign thus Michigan, aiS<l 1-<l after its avoid falling too far behind in far at 2-3, will be led by 5-10 victory · over the Hoosiers, the league chase. senior Tim Stout who is Purdue and Illinois match takes a 9-2 seaS<ln record, averaging 19.5 points per second best in the league, to game, just haifa point ahead of MinneS<lta, wlflch lost to Iowa Eastern's DilL ilr its only conference game Joining Stout and Dill in the and which has a 6-5 season top ten of SVAC scoring is mark. Sheets, averaging 16.3 points The fifth team with an unper outing. beaten league record, Iowa, Phillips said he expects one of two teams with a losing North Ga Ilia to play a zone seaS<ln mark, 4-7, will play the only other team with a losing defense, and the Eagles have record S<l far, at Northwestern, been working on their passing College defeated Villanova, 81- which is f>-6 with losses to against the zone this past week . Stout and Greg James are 79, in overtime. Wisconsin and Purdue in Sharpshooting Larry Warren league play. Ohio State will be the Pirates to watch, according and Wayne Smalls teamed for at Michigan State in the filth to Phillips who says they must 16 points each to lead Florida Big Ten game, each seeking its be stopped if Eastern is to win. The preiiniinary game, beState over Virgini,B Tech. first conference win. Warren scorecr'al! his points With most of the non con- tween the Eagle reserves and in the first half before fouling ference competition out of the the North Gallia junior varsity, out and the Seminoles hung on way, Big Ten teams have won originally scheduled lor 6:30, in the face of a second period 64 and lost 43 games for a has been moved hack to a 7 p.m. starting time. charge by Tech to preserve the winning percentage of .598. win. Long Beach State, paced by Leonard Gray's 27 points, defeated Pacific by shooting 65 percent from the field--nearly twice the Tigers' 34 per cent accuracy. The Tigers are now 8-2 for the seaS<ln while Long Beach is 11-1. Gray made 13 of 14 from the field while his teammate, Clifton Pondexter, controlled the boards with 14 rebounds. One Group Men's & Women's The 49ers are the defending Women's ~ Suede ciTampions but they face a three-year probation from the by Connie, Thom MeAn , NCAA for recruiting violations. . ·'' Lined& Unlined · Miss Wonderful . They are ineligible for the asS<lciation's playoffs . ~~~~icult" E H I . HALF-QUARTS ~~ VALUES Tornados, Eagles on road tonight Pomeroy . . . f: Personal Notes m ..,~~ RENTAL-PURCHASE ,.------------·· the Man To See For •. 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Jan. II, 1974 NERVE DEAFNESS? I LOVE YOU I J REGULAR NAME BRAND STOCK 9:15- s:oo Monday thru Friday LADIES KNIT SUITS REDUCED 30% All Sales Final-No Approvals-No Lay-Awa,ys All Sales Cash · ,,,.,,.....,...BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, O. '1 ,, ·-. • �- I ' I ' 6 - The Dally Sent mel Middleport Pome1 O) 0 Jan 11 1974 , u POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY R e v W H Perrm p asii,Jr Roy Mayer Sunday sc hool sup t C hur c h sc hool 9 15 a m wors t) •P se r v ce 10 7J a m Y ou t h c ho•r rehea rsa l Mon day 3 30 p m under d r ect on of Mary Sk mne r sen or ch o r r eh ear sal 7 30 p m Thur sd ay w t t1 Mrs Pa u l Ne ase d1re t tor POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE C orn ~ Un on and Mulber r y Re v Cl yde V Hender son pa stor Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m Gl en M cC lung s upt mo r n n g worsh p 10 30 a m even1n g serv ce 7 30 m •d week ser v1 ce Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Rev Harold Deeth rector Church serv1ces 10 30 am Ho l y communion I rst Sunday of month c hurch Sc hoo l 10 30 a m for nur sery through 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - John F A m stutz pastor B•ble school 9 30 a m wor sh p 10 30 adult worshtp servt c e and y oung p eoples meet n g both 7 30 p m Combined B tble st uc:ly and prayer mee tmg Wednesday 7 30 p m THE SALVATION AR:MY Envoy Ray W W.nmg off cer n charge Sunday 10 am Ho l tness meej tng 10 30 am Sunc:lay School\' Young Peopl e s L egion 7 p m Thursday 1 to 3 P m Ladt es Home League 7 • p m Pr ep c lasses ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corn er Second and Sy cam or e Sis Pom er o y the Rev W 1l l am Mtddl eworth pa stor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m ch ur ch serv 1ces 10 JO am SACRED HEART Rev F ath er Be rnard K ra t c O\It C pa s to r Phon e 991 18 15 Saturc:lay evenm g M a ss I :10 p m Sunc:la y Ma ss B and 10 a m Conf ess 1on s Sat urd ay 7 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST Ro ber t K uh n pa sto r W II tam Wat son Sunday sc hoo supt Sunday sc hoo 9 30 a m BY F 6 p m Btb le study W e dn esday 7 p m c hotr pra c ft c e Wedn es day B 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH Harrt so nv li e Re v 0 D e ll Manley Pastor H enry E bl n Sunday Sc hoo l Sup t Sund a y Sc hool 9 JO a m Evenmg worsh p 7 JO p m Pray er an d Pratse se r v c e Thursday 7 30 p m NEASE SETTLEMENT CHAPEL Non denom nat o n al George S 0 ler Pas tor Sunday School 10 a m Wor sh p Servtce 11 am Sunda y ntgh t se rv ces 7 30 p m Wednesday Praye r meet ng 7 30 p m Ev eryon e w el com e POMEROY WEST~JDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Mam St - Loren T Stephens the Sennonette ' As Jesus walked along, He saw a man blind from b1rth Master, ' HIS diSCiples asked Hun, Wh) was this man born blind' Was 11 a result of HIS own s1ns or those of H1s parents' 'Ne1ther," sa1d Jesus, But to demonstrate the power of God ' All of us must qmckly carry out the tasks ass1gned us by the one who sent me for there 1s tittle time left before rught falls and all work comes to an end John 9 1-4 H we w1ll study this scnpture, we will see that when Jesus and H1s d1sc1ples walked along they saw a man that had been blind s1nce btrth The d!Sctples had one thought , Jesus another The disctples were like many today Instead of munediately lrymg to help the man, they began to ask several unnecessary queshons Instead of lrymg to help the man they wanted to know why the man was blind Jesus had different thoughts He dtdn t really care why the man was blind He saw a man who had a need and He was ready to help him wtthout knowmg all the detatls He recogmzed tm medtately that this was another opportumty for Hun to serve God and glorify Hts name Seems that the attttude of the disciples here could be the attitude of many who are m the church today and professmg to be ChriStian They see the church schools, worship services, and prayer meetings dw' ~dllng almost every week In most church services today over half of the membership Is m1ssmg Many look aroWJd and seem to say, "Why are all of these people mtssmg' Well, I guess they are JUSt mdifferent towards ChriSt They know where the church IS H they were mterested they would be here ' I believe that our scripture has something to say to us at this poml It seems to be telling us not to be concerned about why these people are not m church services It seems to be tellmg us to stop askmg questions, show a concern for those m1ssmg and do somethmg to try to get them there This agam would show the power of God as He works through us as He worked through Jesus m restoring sight to the man who was blind We have now come to another New Yea I With the New Year has come many new opportWJIIies to serve a livmg God Jesus says that we must work qUickly m carrymg out the tasks assigned us for there IS little time ThiS-Is good adviCe because the harvest IS plentiful and the laborers are few If each ChriStian will carry out his task mslead Of asking unnecessary questions, the power of God will be shown as many begm to come to Jesus Chnst - Rev Howard Shiveley Southern Cluster, Umted Methodist Church Otester News Notes BY CLARICE ALLEN M1ss Lucille Smith has returned home after spendmg the holidays m Akron with Mrs Elma Reuter and George Billy Robert Allen, graduate student at Lehigh Umvers1ty m Bethlehem, Pa , has returned there after spendmg two weeks wtth Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen Mrs Letha Wood and Mr and Mrs Roy ChriSty were Chnstmas dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Hawk and family, Tuppers Plains Mr and Mrs John WICkham were dmner guests of Mr and Mrs James Ridenour and sons on New Year's day Callmg m the evenmg were Mr and Mrs John Ridenour and Jason Mr and Mrs V1rgll Wood, Spnngf1eld, spent a few days w1th Mrs Letha Wood Denms E1chmger and Mr and Mrs Charles E1chmger and daughter, Colwnbus, were holiday guests of Mrs Opal E1chmger, Don and Laur• Both •Denms and Charles are students at OhiO Stale Mr and Mrs Ross Cleland, Mrs Estha White and Mr and Mrs Wilhe Frecker were supper guests of Mrs Mary Reed on Christmas Eve Other VISitors were Mr and Mrs Nor man McCam and daughters Manetta Richard Frost has returned to Adnan, M1ch , after spending the holidays With Mrs Ullian Frost and Billie Jean Miss Sherry McCam, student at Milligan College at Milligan, Tenn , spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Ross Cleland Mr and Mrs James Ridenour and Mr and Mrs John WICkham went to RICh· mond Wednesday afternoon, havmg been called by the death of Kenneth Wtckham FWJeral service was held there on Thursday afternoon Gomg Thurs;lay mornmg were Mr and tfrs B K Riileno\11" and Mr and Mrs John Ridenour The Ladies AuXIliary of the fire department met Wednesday evenmg at the fire house Members present were Mrs Erma Cleland, Mrs Inzy Newell, Mrs Margaret Chnsty, Mrs Opal W~ekham and Mrs Clara Conroy Mr and Mrs Johnny Newell and sons are staymg with Mr and Mrs Hobart Newell while lhetr new home at Keno IS bemg made ready for them The Newells are movmg to Keno from Colwnbus Stivers ville News Notes Mr and Mrs Lawrence Theiss, Vmton, OhiO, Mr and Mrs Ted Batley and children, Palnot, OhiO VIS! ted Rev and Mrs Lawrence Gluesencamp and Nicki Dawn Mrs Michael Evans and children visited Mrs Ada VanMeter Elame Lehew and N1ck1 VanMeter VISited Ada VanMeter DaVId Brewer VIS! led Rev and Mrs Lawrence Gluesencamp and Nicki Danny Hanes VISited Mrs Sylvia Carpenter Rev and Mrs Lawrence Gluesencamp and Nicki Dawn VanMeter spent Christmas on Anna Marie Island on Gulf of Mexico They also VIS! ted Mr and Mrs Henry Ervm at Bradenton Beach, Fla and other places of mterest while vacal!onmg m Florida Mr and Mrs Bud Gluesencamp, Columbus visited Lawrence and Patty Gluesencamp, Portland, Oh10 Rev and Mrs Lawrence Gluesencamp visited Mr and Mrs Paul Hauber and fam1ly Long Bottom, Oh10 Ada VanMeter VISited Sylv1a Carpenter Mr~ Audrey Brewer and children visited her on Chnstmas, and Dav1d eva n ge l st p t1onc 997 7B56 Con!>crvat v e non ' •st r um en ta l Sun d :ty wo r s h p 10 a m B bl e study II a m w ors tu p_. 6 p m We d1 esda y B bl e s tudy 7 p m MIDWAY C'OMMUNITY CHURCH (no n d enomtn.Jiton al l Um gs v lie D e)( ter Roa d th e Rev Worl ey Hai ~J.l a S i o r Sund ay sc hool 10 a m even n q w ors h p 7 30 p m Pr ayer mee t tn g T u es d a y 7 30 p n yo ut h g ro v p Fr da y 1 10 p m SEVENTH DAY AD VENTI ST Loc at e d on M u l be rry He g h t s near V eterans M emo r a t Hosp. tal P o m er oy Pa s t o r Her ber t Mor gan Sab ba 1h Sc hoo l ev ery Sat urda y a t'] p m an d wor sh p se r\1 ce l ot ow n g at 3 I S p m Open B bl e d 1sc u ss on eac h Thur sd ay at 7 30 p m a t th e c hurch Tf1e Fr endl y Chu rch GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Prea c htng 9 30 a m I r s t and second Sunday s of each month th rd and fourth Sunday s e a c h month wor sh p serv ce at 7 30 p m Wed nesday ev entngs at 7 JO Pray er and Btbl e St ud y FIRST SOUTHERN SAP TIST - 182 Mulb erry A v e Pom er oy a ff I ate d w tt h th e Rev F r ed Ht l l SB C pa s tor H er sh el M cC lure Sunday sc hool supt Sund a y sc hool 9 30 am mo r n1h g wor Shtp 10 30 a m Sunday evang e 1st c meetmg 7 30 p m Pr5y er meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Corner F o~Jrth and Ma.n Mtdd l eport Re v Henr y Key Jr pa stor Sunday School 9 30 am Mr s Erv.n Baumgard ner supt Morn ng wor sh p 10 45 a m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES Larry Carnallan pre s tdtng mm ster Sunday Btbl e lee lure 9 30 am Wat c htower stud y 10 30 am Tu esday Btble study 7 30 p m Thurs d ey m n st ry sc ho ol 7 30 p m serv ce m e ettng 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chnst •n Chn ~ ltan Unton Lawrence Manl e y pa stor Mrs Ru ssel l Young Sunday School Supt Sunday Sc hool Eventng wor shtp 9 30 am 7 30 Wednesday prayer meet tng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Ra c me Route 2 the Rev James M Muncy p astor Sunday school 9 45 a m mornl'lQ worShtp 11 am evenmg worsh tp 7 30 p m Pra yer meet tng Tuesday 7 30 p m Young peop les m eet ng 7 30 p m Thursday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO Bertha Kmgrey s ub s ! lu te pastor Sunday Sc hool 10 a m wor s h p servt c e 7 p m Sunday Prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - Near Long Bot tom Est1 l Hart pa stor ~oy Brown as s i stant pasto"r Sunday school lOam Church 7 30 p m ea c h Sunday evenmg prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Thtrd Ave the Rev W tll1am Kn ttel pa stor Ronald Dugan Sund a y Schoo l Supt Classe s for all age s eventng serv tce 7 30 p m B tble study Wedne sday l 30 p m youth serv te es Fr1day 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner As h and Plum Mtd dleport No el Herrman pastor Saturday even ng serv1 c e 7 p m Sunday school 10 a m Sunday even ng wor shtp 7 p m FIRST BAPTIST of M1d dleport corner of Stxth and Palmer Streets Th e Rev Steve Skaggs pastor Danny Thompson Sunday Sc hool S uper ntendent Sunday church school for everyone 9 15 am Mornmg worShip 10 15 am Youth acttv ttes and FellOWShiP for Juntor and Sen tor H 1gh students 6 p m B ble Study 7 30 p m Mtd week Prayer Servtce Wed nesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST Mtdd l eport 5t h and Matn George Glaze mtn1ster James Sheets sup ennfendent Btble sc hool 9 30 a m morn tng worsh tp 10 30 a m even mg worsh p 7 30 p m prayer service 7 p m Wed nesday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Thomas E Weaver pastor Floyd Carson Sunday school superintendent Sunday sc hool 9 JO am morn ng worsh1p 10 '3 0 Sunday evangeltst tc m eetlng 7 p m prayer meet tng Wednesday 7 p m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave Middleport Lesley G Ho lt pastor Sunday sc hool 10 a m worsh p ser v 1ce 11 am worshtp servtce 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday ntght prayer serv~ee 7 30 THE UNITED PRES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Dw1ght L Zav tz Pastor Otrector HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School 9 30 a m Mrs Homer Lee Supt Morntng Worshtp 10 30 am MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church Schoo l 1 9 30 a m John F Fu l tz Supt Mornmg Wor ship 10 JO am SYRACUSE Morntng Worsh 1p 9 a m Sunday Church School 10 a m Mrs Sampson Hal l Supt MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarner Otrector POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE H1cks Reo;: D Wm Sydenslncker CHESTER - Wor sh p 9 15 a m thurch School 10 a m ENTERPRtSE; - WorShip 9 a m C1'1urch Sthoo l 10 a m FLATWOODS - Wors1'11p 11 a m Church Schoo l 10 a m POMEROY Worsh tp 10 30 a m Chur ch School 9 15 am UMYF 6 30 p m ROCk SPRINGS - Worsh p 10 a m Church Schoo l 9 a m UMYF 6 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH Worsh p 10 30 a m Church School 9 30 a m UMYF 7 pm R UTLANO - Worst1 1p 9 15 a m Church School 10 a m UMYF 7 p m SALEM CENTER Wor shtp 9 am Church School 10 am UMYF Thursday 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev Richard E Jarv1s ASBURY WorShip 11 a m Chur ch Schoo l 9 50 a m WSCS lst Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worsh1p 9 a m Church Sc hool 10 a m w s cs 3rd Wednesday 7 30 pm MINERSVILLE WorShip 10 a m Church School 9 a m WSCS Jrd Monday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church school 9 a m worsh i P ser v~ee 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev Frank Cheesebrew Rev Larry Poling Rev Howard Sh1Yeley BETHANY (Dorcas) Worsh lp 9 30 a m Church School 10 30 a m CARMEL Worsh tp 11 a m 1st and 3rd Sundays Church School 10 a m APPLE GROVIIi: - Wors htp 1 1n p m f•r st Bnd th trd Sun da)'s a m Chur c h school 9 30 p r ayer m eet g ftr sf We~ n e s day 7 10 p m EAST lETART Wor shtp 7 30 p m sec ond and fo u r th Su n d a ys cllurc h school 9 JO a rn pray er m ee t1n 9 tlltrd W edn es day 7 30 p m GREAT BEND Wor Ship 11 a m 1nd and 41h Sun days Chu rc h Sc hool 10 a m LETART FALLS Wor sh p l Oa m Chu rc h sc hool 9 a m Btbl e study 7 30 p m ever y Tu es day MORNING STAR Wor Ship 9 30 a m Churc h Sc1'10o l 10 30 a m M d W ee k Se r v t ce Wedn esd a y 8 p m MORSE CHAPEl Wor sh p 11 a m l SI and 3rd Sun d a y s Chu rc h Sc hool 10 am PORTlAND - Wo rs htp 7 30 p m Cllur ch Sc hool 9 30 a m SUTTON - Wor sh p 11 am 2nd and 411'1 Sunday s Chu rc h Sc hool 10 a m WESLEYAN ( Rac.nel Wor s htp 11 a m Chur c h Sc hool 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Meec e R ev Stanle y Brandum JOPPA - Wor shtp 10 a m Chu r ch Sc hoo l 9 am Prayer Me e tmg Wedne sd a y 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Chur ch se r v c es 9 a m Su nday Sc hool 9 45 am B1 b le Stud y e Very Thur sday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL War Sh p 11 a m Churc h Schoo l 10 am ALFRED - Sunda y sc hool 9 45 a m ea c h Sunday prea c hmg a t 1 am each Sunday Pray er mee tmg 7 45 p m Wedn esday W SCS 8 p m on thtrd Tuesday ea cn month REEDSVILLf; Sunday sc hool 9 30 pr~ achtng 7 30 p m Sunday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Tu esday WSCS 7 30 f trst Thursday each month SILVER RIDGE - Worshtp 10 a m Chur ch Schoo l ~ a m TUPPERS PLAINS Wor s h tp 9 a m Cllurch School 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Fredertek supt Serv ce we ekly 9 30 a m on Sunday Pr ea ch ng f rst and th trd Sundays of m onth by Clifford Sm th 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darr e ll Ooddrlll pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Leonard G lmore ftrst elder even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meetmg 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Racme Route 2 The Rev Charles Hand pastor Sundav school 9 45 a m morn1ng worshtp 11 am Even ng s erv~ees Tuesday and Fnday 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - B1ble Study 9 30 a m m ornmg worshtp 10 30 am evenmg worShiP 6 30 p m Wedne sday Btble Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday School 10 a m w th Wtllard P1gott s upt EvangeliSt c mes sage each Sunday even ng 7 30 p m by Elder Russell Cl ne m1n1ster of the Aposto l c Fa1th B1ble Study Wednesday 7 30 pm STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday schoo l serv ce 10 am Pray er meet ng Thur sday 7 p m Sunday even1ng serv ce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harr sonvtlle Road R1 c k Mo r r son paslor Sunday school supt St even Stanl ey Sunday school 9 30 am morn tng wor sh p and com m un on 10 30 am Sund a y ev entng youth Chr stan Endeavor 6 30 p m worsh p serv1 ce Sunday 7 30 p m Wedne sday even1ng prayer meet ng and B ble study 7 30 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN ~ Ptne Grove the Rev Arfhur Combs pastor Sunday school 9 30 am c hurch servt ces 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Bible School 9 30 am morn ng worsh1p 10 30 am Sunday ev enmg Wor Ship Serv 1ce 7 30 p m c hoir pract tce Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m prayer meetmg and Btb !e Sludy Wednesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Freel and Norrls pastor Sunday school 10 a m Church service 7 p m Wednesday B1ble Study 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday Schoo l 9 3() a m Morntng Worshtp 10 30 am Even ng Worsh1p 7 30 p m Wedne sday Mtd Week Ser Jtce Sunday Sct1oot Super ntendent Gerald Wells Pastor Rev Morn s M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Walter P Btkacsan pa~tor Ronn1e Salser s s Supt Sunda y School 9 30 e m Mornmg Worshtp 10 45 am Sunday evenmg worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg Btble Study 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Le lon Gl asure pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am youth and IUniOr youth serv tce 6 45 p m evenmg worshtp 7 30 p m prayer and pratse Wednesday 7 30 p m SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Sunday School 10 a m Henry Dav1s supt evening serv 1ce 7 30 p m Prayer meet1ng Thursday 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF GOO Rev James Sal terf eld pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m worsh tp serv ice 11 am eventng serv 1ce 7 prayer servtce and youth serv 1ce Wedne sday 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Musser pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Robert Bobo supt morn1ng worsh1p 10 30 Sunday eventng service 7 30 M 1d week servtce Wednesday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M C Lartmore pastor Bob Moore Sunday School Supt Sunday School classes for all ages 9 30 am mornmg worship 10 45 NYPS Sunday 6 30 p m evange l ts l lc service Sunday 7 30 p m M d week prayer meettng Wednesday 7 30p m M tSStOnary meet tng second Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMtNATIONAL Rev Robert Sm tth pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m class l eader Leo Hill worship serv 1ce 10 30 a m church 7 30 p m E 0 E N U N I T E 01 BRETHREN IN CHRIST _ Eldon R Blake pastor Sunday School 10 am Wtnnle Holsmger Supt Morn 1ng sermon 11 am Even 1ng servtce Chrtsltan Endeavor 7 lO P m Mrs Lyda Chevalier pres dent Song servtce and sermon 8 20 Mid Week prayer meettng Wed nesday 7 30 p m Mrs Marie Holsrnger class leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - Located at Rutland on New Ltma Road ne x t to Forest Acre Park Rev Ray Rouse pastor Robert Musser Sunday School supt sunday school 10 30 a m worsh 1p 7 30 P m B1ble study Wed nesday 7 30 p m Saturday ntQht prayer serv1ce 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson pastor Ray Whaley supt Mornmg ~orship 9 30 am church school 10 30 a m young peopl e s meet tng 6 30 p m evenmg wor ship 7 30 P m Bible study Wednesday !30t.> m MT UNION BAPTIST Rev Cec I Cox pas tor Sund a y Sc hool supf Jo e Sa yr e Sund a y sc ho ol 9 45 a m SUnday ev entng worsh p 7 30 W e dn ~s day pray er and Btbl e study 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH E ug en e Underwood pa stor Howa r' d Ca l dwe ll J r Sund a y Sc hool Supt Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Mornmo Sermon 10 30 am Sun d a y eventng serv ce 7 p m LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - R ev Fr eeland Norr s pa stor Fl oyd Norr s supf Sunday sc 1001 9 30 am m orn ng se rmon 10 30 am Prayer se r v1 ce W edn es d a y 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY - G P Sm th pa stor Sunday Sc hool 10 a m Arthur Hen son Supt Mornmg Wor sh p 11 a m Young Pe ople s -s ervt ce 7 P m E ventng serv c e 7 30 p m Wedne sday Mtd We e k Prayer Serv• ce 7 30 p m Youth meet ng 6 30 p m E ven ng wor sh p 7 30..,.:-m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev H erbert Grate pas tor Wor sh p servtc e I I a m and 1 30 p m Sunday Sunday School 9 30 am R1 c hard Barton supt Prayer mee tmg W ed n es day 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRtST Cl1fford Smtih m tn1ster Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m mormng c hur ch 10 30 a m Sunday evenmg serv1c e 7 30p m Wedn esday s~>rv t ce 8 7- The Dally Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Jan 11, 1974 Television Log Now we ore four Our famtly t,os assumed a n e w dtmen Sunday Eph e~tons Monday IS also new respon$tb1l1ty Matthew over the head 21 2 that Sometimes, when you look at the he odlmes m the paper 11 Sure, we'll need to keep that but the re's much more to bemg Adlenan Counseling Techmques 33 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 Hogan s Heroes 13 a parent than you get scored As these ktds grow up, can you face Tuesday 6~ 00 - News 3 4 8 6 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesame Sf 20 'roof 1 My Lme 8 Wild Kingdom 13 Elec Co 20 Clock 4 the new 421 7 to help you the C~ch W edne sday In htawau Talk 20 9 00 - Mountl'ltn Scen e 33 Washmaton Str;:unhl Room 222 6 13 Mas terp1ece Theater 33 Copy sht l'l T4 K~ ~ f Girl wtth 9 30 - Bnan Ketth 3 4 15 Love Amencan ~tyle6 13 10 00 - News 20 Oean3 4 15 Mounfatn Scene 33 Adven 1 ng 3 13 17 10 30 - Who Is Man 33 11 00 - News Weather Sports6 8 10 3 4 l,J l l Janakr33 Johnny Carson 3 IS Satan Murder~ 6 Mov1es V1llage Fr~day 11 30 of the Damned Mark 1 7 11 8 The Mad Magtcian 10 Th e Jac kals 13 1 00 - Mldnrght Specral 3 4 Don Kirshner s Rock Concert 6 The Satan ~urd e rs 13 1 15 - Movte Curse of the Swamp Creature 2 30 - Foct.Js on Columbu s 4 Saturday Psalms 29 1 11 Scr ptutM 10 330 - News4 ~e lec t rd By The Am('rOC:I'' B ble Sol: el y 6 30 - SATURDAY JANUARY 12.1974 TV Classroom 8 Kentucky Afretd 13 Fatth for Today 10 7 oo--Netghbors 13 Farm Front 4 Fun for E v eryone 6 Treehouse Club 8 10 7 15 - Woman's Point of Viet 13 7 30 - Man from COS! 10 Sesame St 20 Gospel 6 Abbot & Costello 8 D1ck Van Dyke 4 Treehouse Club 13 Saturday Report 3 8 00 - Jakes Ptace6 ltdsvlile 3 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Popeye :, 10 Ftlntstones 8 8 30 - Yog1 s Gang 13 Huck & Yog/6 Batley Comets 8 M1ster Rogers 20 Addams Family 3 4 15 9 OD--Sesame St 20 Super Frtends 6 13 Movte 8 10 Emergency Plus 4 3 lS 9 30 - Inch High Private Eye3 4 15 10 OQ--Eiec Co 20 Lassies Rescue Rangers 6 13 My Favonte Mart tans 8 10 Sigmund and the Sea Monsters 3 4 15 3D-Goober and the Ghost Chasers 6 13 Jeannie 8 10 Zoom 2D P1nk Panther 3 4 15 • 11 00 - Sesame St 20 Brady Kids 6 13 Speed Buggy 8 10 Star Dear Helen Ever smce I read "Feudal Lady s ' letter, I ve been meanmg lD drop you a lme As you say, she must be very lonely, feelmg that everyone on the block 1s out to rum her properly and her peace of mmd I too have a mce home and am proud of 11, havmg waited a long time before I could afford unprovements I raised five children alone, their Daddy died of cancer m 1940 I am now 74 and lame, but not soured on life There are these six kids next door and three a few houses down and a couple more across the street, and a few whose names I don't even know They skate, ride their bikes and play ball and f1ghl like little demons sometunes, but they are all my fnends and call me "Ma" They gel my mail, empty my garbage, sweep the walks, cut my grass - yes, they're darlings for all their energy and nmse, and them seem like my own In the evenmgs they come m, slip off theJr shoes at the door, park on a big afghan I keep m front of the TV for them Sometunes I read them stones, or we pop popcorn Often a httle girl wtll take the sweeper to the front room, wh!!e a buy shakes out the throw-rugs Sometunes !take a few of them shoppmg 10 Trek 3, 4, 15 11 30 ~ Mtssion Magtc 6 13 Joste and the Pussycats tn Outer Space 8 10 Butch Cassrdy J 4 15 12 00 - Jetsons 4 15 lns1de Out 20 Movte 13 Bowttng 6 Everything's Archie 8 10 Bealles 3 12 15 - Bob Danrets 3 12 30 - GoJ 4 15 Fat AlbertS 10 1 00 - American Bandstand6 13 CBS Children s F1lm Fest1val 8 10 Senior Bawl 3 4 15 2 00 - Viewpomt 8 Soul Tram 6 Movte Snow Wh tte and the Three Stooqes 10 Ltmtts of Man 13 2 30 - Arthur Sm tth 8 Treasures of Taiwan 13 3 00 - College Basketball 8 Other Places Other People 13 Wait T1ll Your Father Gets Home 6 3 30 - Pro Bowlers Tour 6 13 4 00 - Audubon Wtldllfe Theater 33 College Basketbatl3 NHL Hockey 4, 15 4 30 - 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J. PAULEY, AGENT w._Second 296 THE DAILY SENTINEL Ph. 992 3863 Pomeroy Prescrtpttons Pomeroy Cor Rts 7&554 • LODWICK'S MARKET "' General Merchand1se Tuppers Plams • ' FULL SERVICE SHOP Rad1al Cuts & Toupees 120 E Maon St ROYAL OAK PARK , Pomeroy ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Family Recreation Ph 949 9591 Rac1ne Camp1ng WAID CROSS' SONS STORE OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Bakers of Hal sum Bread Grocenes & General Merchandtse Rae me Ph 949 MIDDLEPORT OHIO All WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. • 5712 VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. 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' . • •, •• THE DAILY SENTINEL Devoted to the Interest of The 992 2101 Matn • ! • ' Meigs &Mason Area Pomeroy, Ohio I North East Pass t• 2• Pass Pass Pa&S 5+ Pass 11 HE'S A MITE WEAKtFIED tN Hts ABC's, BUT REAL STRONG IN HIS D'S ANDF'S LOWEEZV ? You, South, hold Building Supplies &Custom Millwork Ph 992 3978 ' 3342 Ph 949 ' Racine Ph 647 3963 RACINE PLANING MILL The Store With A Heart The b1dd111g has been Weal ~ S~ort St Rl 7 • _' "" •K J 6 5 •2 +A Q tO 6 5 .K 4 3 WMl do you do now':' A - Bid six diamonds Yeur partner has made 1 rancy spade bid to warn yH that ht has two •ulek clu~ 1....._ bot thot other· wise ltls bin. I& very .C"d Your kine ot ehiiH ahoold ln ..,.. tho slam • • ~·· beaten 36. Nat her DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work ..._ GUILLOTINE . REMOVE ZE LUNGS AN 26 Male VOICe city 35 Weather 38. Dllatory 41 Asiatic starling DOWN l -transit BASEMENT NEXT 10 TI-lE -AN provmce 24 Dullard decoration DICK TRACY After a negative double a JUmp bid IS strength showmg, but not forcmg If eJlhe r partner wants to force to game he does so by cue bid· dmg the enemy su1t This cue b1d does not md1cate any specific holdmg II merely forces !o game The negallv~ do~ble by North made 11 easy for South to become declarer m spades There was no slam anywhere else With North as declarer the defense would grab the first two heart tricks 1~~~.~':, Careful play was reqmred to brmg the slam home but I i'.i'lolHJ South was equal to the task He won the club lead, ruffed a clubWith dummy's ace of trumps. Led the mne to his Jack, ruffed another club w1th the queen, drew trumps, ran the rest of the clubs and dummy's ace kmg of d1a· monds and conceded the last ll'lck The bJddmg IS worthy more comment After North s cue b1d South b1d three clubs r::::=:::=::::::::-7-:';w;;EE;:M~AK;;:jE~A>J:>J)I to show the long suit North INCISION b1d three d1amonds and ALONG ZlS South went to three not rump LINE He didn't know about the spades at that t1me Then 1'---;::::::., when North bid four spades South knew his partner had been headmg for that spot all the lime and South JUSt b1d the slam 23 mctname I. Ooobte Pass t• Pass 3 Pass Pass Pass 3+ Pass 4. Pass Pass Pass Pass Opemng lead-J• 18 21 22 Yotltrda)"s AIIIIWer DISastrous 28 One of - Bartok ' The Thret Adhesive Stooges" substance 29 Extraneow Span1sh 31 Alabi!Da 32 Avail 33de ""' France 34. Bowers " GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN '. Htdden Fear mother 10 • . 700 E Movie 11 12 (2 wds) t David's 31 Detail 2 30 - News 13 4 00 - 5 10 greelinl Portra1 f of a The Intruders 3 For ev erMv Lo'le The Mummy s Hand 13 When World s Collide 4 an1sh 3 Parvenu hoarsely Candle Celebes ox Olive Scot's By Oswald & Jam•• Jacoby MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP Ph 647 3280 Hell is For Heroes 10 Z. Old worn Both vulnerable z• Ph 367 7414 Chesh1re Mobster 8 12 00 - Movtes 1 00 - Movte 2 00 - Mov1e ACROSS I Talk 37 Metal L--Priii_III_K_I!l_MSWII_IIn_~l ( News 13 News 3 4 Mtdnlght Spec•al 15 Mov1e s by THOMAS JOSEPH <foAK8753 West MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR 0 3 4 IS ~-~- +IO Devoted to the Greater Ohto Valley SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Th e Wa y W est deserve a medal, and the public may see more of Moore on TV WHTN-TV Channel 13, Huntmgton, tried some fresh ap.. proaches that were generally well-received, and began to get mor~ attention for Its ' Newsmaker '73" seri<l§ I still WISh they'd run an early news program Why nol5 30, just before the Howard K Smith Harry Reasoner report? It's draw well, and would be a welcome relief from Gomer Pyle The on,!Y newscast specifically auned at Southeastern Ohio and Southwestern W'est" VJrgmia, on Channel 20, WOUB-TV, AlhellS, contrnues to merit applause for 1ts ' 11 o'clock news at 10," and Its local efforts are Jed by the somelimes-<!xcellent, always-good ' RFD' producllon 36 Nazi soum IDl SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL MIDDL-EPORT, OHIO or Instead btddmg ftve dtam monds your partner has btd four notrump over your three spades and ftve notrump after you show one ace What do you do now 7 Movte 6 w1th me and they delight m helpmg me buy My daughters say they'd think I had my fill of scrappmg kids (17 grandchildren, five great grands), but I tell them It's the greatest thrill on earth to have the love and trust of a child - to know they'll rWJ to Ma" 1f they need a sliver removed or a knee bandaged I II always have tune for chtldren, or their mothers - If they want lD learn fancy work or are mterested m somethmg I know I can give Life IS a school and how are children to Jearn if they are shovedaroWJd by people hke 'Feudal" w1th 'Don't bother me' ' Jesus said, ' Inasmuch as ye have done 11 Wlto one of these children, ye have done 1t WJID Me "These "little devils" could be little angels If the neighbors took tune to share with them the meanmg of love - MA Dear Ma Your neighbors are lucky people' - H • KJ87 fK3 Support the Church ol Your Cho1ce 104 W Maon Pomeroy Ph. 992 3354 MARK V STORE 11 15 11 30 - TODAY S QUESTION II \'74 + AK8654 <fo2 WEST EAST .5 .6432 \' AQJ852 \' 1096 +73 tQJ92 <foJl094 <foQ6 HAYMAN'S (General Merchandise) Devoted lo Metgs Ma son Ar ea Pomeroy 0 . • THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. D>a/992 2318 Sw1mm1n9 3001 ' MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH Nat1onw1de Insurance Co of Columbus 0 307 Sprmg Ave Pomeroy We F>lt All Doclors 992 2955 NORTH • A QIO 9 Mov te How did your television stations perform durmg the past year' They re really yours, you know - and operate under private ownership through authority of the Federal CommWJicallollS Conurusswn, wh1ch grants them a part of a broadcast spectrum owned by all of us I d g1ve them a reasonably high mark, m general because the strong stabons m the v1tal areas - news, local productions, public service , etc - stayed strong, while lbe weaker ones got better WCHS-TV, Channel am Charleston, beefed up 1ts news staff comnderably, aOO there was an mcrease m lx>th volume and professionaliSm m Charlie Ryan's shop I particularly liked the switch loa 10 30newscastonSundayevenmgs, too WSAZ-TV, Channel 3 m Huntington, continued to be the leader, however, and coWJted the televiSIOn coup of the year by geltmg West Vtrgmta Gov Arch A Moore Jr on a special m terv1ew - the f1rst he s given smce taking office It was well done and tbe Governor's smooth delivery, after a b1t of nulla! nervousness, makes one wonder why he shunned the g1ve-and take of TV talk shows for so long Bos Johnson and hiS staff T he Sons of Ka tte 10 30 - Sportscope 33 11 00 - ABC News6 13 News8 10 Negative double positive slam MONTGOMERY WARD MASH 8 10 War & Peace 33 Movt e Elder 6 13 9 00 - Bob Newhart 8 10 Partndge Famtly 6 13 Book Beat 33 ) Ht·lt·n Bottt·l Dear Helen Awhile back I foWJd out my friend's husband, a lawyer has been havmg an affair, apparently for several years, w1th a liberated woman lawyer, I've told no one, and I'm sure our crowd •s unaware of thiS am especially sure the wtfe (my fnend) knows nothmg about II However, It's obvious that she and her husband haven I loved one another for years She 1s very unhappy with him and probably stays for the sake of yoWJg children, or somelhmg I'm sensitive and don't believe m meddlmg, but m this case, I m wondering If silence IS really golden ' Perhaps the knowledge of the affair might push her mlo a deciSion that would be better for everyone, mcluding the children - TO TELL OR<Nar TO TELL Dear TTONTT If your friend IS determmed to stay With a bad marnage (for the sake of the children, ' or security , or social standing, or whatever) then knowledge that her WJloved husband 1s seekmg Jove elsewhere will certainly not change her mmd It will probably neither surpriSe nor crush her (However, she might resent YOU for revealing something shed rather Ignore ) Btrr If she wants a divorce and hesitates only because she hasn t adequate grounds for an uncontested settlement - Wl!h sizeable alimony and child support - then you're m a pos11Ion to help (That IS, if you feel ~loyally toward her husband ) My advtce Find out whether this woman prefers I fmancially) comfortable 1goorance or fmancially comfortable freedom before you start telling tales If the latter, ask yourself, ' Is her husband such a rat that he deserves this? ' - H Somethrng Extra 3 4 15 Mabel Mercer & Bobby Short 20 Thursday Matthew Pm MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD - Second St Mason w Va Chester Tennant pastor Sunday school 10 a m morn tng worsh 1p 11 am evangel tstlc r.erviCe 7 30 p m B tble study and prayer service Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone 773 5133 HA~TFORD CHURCH OF CHR 1ST tn Chnstl•n Unton The Rev Wtll lam Campbell, paslor Sunday School 9 30 a m James Hughes supt evehmg servt ce 7 3D p m Wednesday evening prayer meet tng 7 30 p m Youth prayer service each Tuesday FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart W Va Rl 1 Rev George Hoschar pa stor Sunday School 9 30 a m Prayer and Bible stud y 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer Serv1ce Tuesday 10 am Worship , Servrce Thursday 7 JO p m 8 10 BY PAUL CRABTREE Is Silence Always Golden ? 8 30 - 0ddCouple13 Ozzte sGtrls 6 Lotsa Luck3 4 15 Mov1 e Why not start next Sunday- and bnng yourself up to date? LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Rob ert E Buck l ey pastor W 111am Bailey Supt Sunday School 9 30 am morn tng wor ship 10 30 a m eventng worst11p 7 JO p m Wednesday Chn st an You t h Cru sad e 6 30 p m Thursday ChOtr pra c ttce 7 7 30 Thursday evening prayer servtce 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPl iST Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan Craig pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m worsh1p service 11 am tra1nlng unton 6 30 p m evenmg worship service 7 30 p m Mtd week prayer serv1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, P 0 Box 487 Miller Sf Mason w Va Sunday Btble Study 10 am WorshiP 11 am and 7 p m B tble Study Wednesday 7 p m Voca l mUSIC FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson Mason Pastor Walter Cloud Sund ay school worshtp service 11 9 45 am a m and 7 30 p m Weekly Bible study Wednesday 7 30 Av1atton Weather 33 u :$i Spy 15 Beat !he 8 00 - Wash1ngton Week In Rev1e w 20 Sanford & Son 3 4 15 West V1 r gm1a Law 33 Brady Bunc h 6 13 D~rty Sally 8 10 case you hoven t nohced, the Church pm DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Danny E v an s pastor Norman C W tl su pt Sunday School 9 30 a m Worsh p servtee 10 30 a m Chr tsttan Endeavor Sunday evenmg REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS ~ Port l and Racine Road Wilham Roush pastor Denny Evans Sunday School D tre c tor Sunday Schoof 9 30 a m Mornmg worShip 10 30 a m Sunday evenmg servtce 7 p m Wednesday evenmg prayer serviCes 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Great Bend - Rev Walter c B1kacsan pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am worshtP serv 1ce Thursday 7 30 p m CARLETON CHURCH Kingsbury Road Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am Ra lph Carl supt Worsh tp servtce 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meet1ng Wedn esday 1 30 p m Rev Jay Stiles pastor OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev Carl Rtchards pa stor Mrs Worley Fran c 1s Sunday schoo l supt Sunday school 9 45 a m church servtces second and fourth SundayS. follow tng Sunday school f rst and th.rd Sunda y e' enmgs 7 30 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pa stor Sunday School supt Ronald Osborne Btb le Schoo l 9 30 am prea ch tng 10 45 am Evenmt serv1ces 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST - Ronald Wells pastor Sunday School 9 30 am Morn ng worship 10 JO a m Young People s Serv.ce 6 45 p m Evangeli st c ser v ce 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Thursday 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev L R G luesencamp pa stor Roger W !fred Sr Sunday School Sup t Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am Sunday evenmg worsh•p 7 30 Prayer meetmg Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter class leader You th meet1ng Wednesday 7 30 15 m Ernest Deeter leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shook pastor Sunday school 9 30 am Russell Spencer supt worst1ip servtee 10 45 am evemng worsh1p alternating w th C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe lay leader WHITES CHAPEL Coolville RD Rev Roy Deeter pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m worshtp service 10 30 a m Bible study and prayer servtce Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Ke tth Wise pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m v H Braley supt worsh •p service and commun ton 10 30 a m evenmg serv ice 7 30 p m Wednesday B1ble study 7 30 p m Regular board meeting third Saturday each month 7 30 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday School 9 30 am Worship service 11 a m Wednesday prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Sunday ntght worsh p 7 30 p m RUTLANO CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Grtmm Jr pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Mornmg worsh tp 10 30 am Young peoples serv1ce 6 45 p m EvangeltSit c servtce 7 JO p m Wednesday evenmg servtce 7 30 p m MASO,. COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL George Casto pastor Sunday School 9 30 evenmg worship I Hunt 10 To Tell The rruth 6 Concentration 8 Wall Street Week 20 Beat the Clock 13 has be en keepmg pace wtth change Acts 10 3438 CBS News 8 10 7 30 - Porter Waaoner ~ Hollvwood Sauares .t NPw Trea sure But you have the strongest ally tn hrstory No- not alone 6 7 00 - Truth or Conseq 3 6 Beat th e Clock 4 New s 10 What s moraltttes," the endless changes? lsotoh ABC News ll & THIN6S J Helen Help Hy ~ s ••. FRIDAY JAN 11,1973 _ d son There tS new nchness and hoppmess m our l1ves, but there s1on Molly has a brother, and we have 326 [(;;:'':,:;,:::'.;:;-,::;: ;:;:;;;: ;:;::~:: :;:,:;:;:::::::;:)~;;:::::::::::·:::::::::: :·:::::::: : ::::::::;:;,:;.;::::<::::::::::;:;:·::::·:::::·::::<:::·: ;;:: I �- I ' I ' 6 - The Dally Sent mel Middleport Pome1 O) 0 Jan 11 1974 , u POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY R e v W H Perrm p asii,Jr Roy Mayer Sunday sc hool sup t C hur c h sc hool 9 15 a m wors t) •P se r v ce 10 7J a m Y ou t h c ho•r rehea rsa l Mon day 3 30 p m under d r ect on of Mary Sk mne r sen or ch o r r eh ear sal 7 30 p m Thur sd ay w t t1 Mrs Pa u l Ne ase d1re t tor POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE C orn ~ Un on and Mulber r y Re v Cl yde V Hender son pa stor Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m Gl en M cC lung s upt mo r n n g worsh p 10 30 a m even1n g serv ce 7 30 m •d week ser v1 ce Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Rev Harold Deeth rector Church serv1ces 10 30 am Ho l y communion I rst Sunday of month c hurch Sc hoo l 10 30 a m for nur sery through 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - John F A m stutz pastor B•ble school 9 30 a m wor sh p 10 30 adult worshtp servt c e and y oung p eoples meet n g both 7 30 p m Combined B tble st uc:ly and prayer mee tmg Wednesday 7 30 p m THE SALVATION AR:MY Envoy Ray W W.nmg off cer n charge Sunday 10 am Ho l tness meej tng 10 30 am Sunc:lay School\' Young Peopl e s L egion 7 p m Thursday 1 to 3 P m Ladt es Home League 7 • p m Pr ep c lasses ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corn er Second and Sy cam or e Sis Pom er o y the Rev W 1l l am Mtddl eworth pa stor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m ch ur ch serv 1ces 10 JO am SACRED HEART Rev F ath er Be rnard K ra t c O\It C pa s to r Phon e 991 18 15 Saturc:lay evenm g M a ss I :10 p m Sunc:la y Ma ss B and 10 a m Conf ess 1on s Sat urd ay 7 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST Ro ber t K uh n pa sto r W II tam Wat son Sunday sc hoo supt Sunday sc hoo 9 30 a m BY F 6 p m Btb le study W e dn esday 7 p m c hotr pra c ft c e Wedn es day B 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH Harrt so nv li e Re v 0 D e ll Manley Pastor H enry E bl n Sunday Sc hoo l Sup t Sund a y Sc hool 9 JO a m Evenmg worsh p 7 JO p m Pray er an d Pratse se r v c e Thursday 7 30 p m NEASE SETTLEMENT CHAPEL Non denom nat o n al George S 0 ler Pas tor Sunday School 10 a m Wor sh p Servtce 11 am Sunda y ntgh t se rv ces 7 30 p m Wednesday Praye r meet ng 7 30 p m Ev eryon e w el com e POMEROY WEST~JDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Mam St - Loren T Stephens the Sennonette ' As Jesus walked along, He saw a man blind from b1rth Master, ' HIS diSCiples asked Hun, Wh) was this man born blind' Was 11 a result of HIS own s1ns or those of H1s parents' 'Ne1ther," sa1d Jesus, But to demonstrate the power of God ' All of us must qmckly carry out the tasks ass1gned us by the one who sent me for there 1s tittle time left before rught falls and all work comes to an end John 9 1-4 H we w1ll study this scnpture, we will see that when Jesus and H1s d1sc1ples walked along they saw a man that had been blind s1nce btrth The d!Sctples had one thought , Jesus another The disctples were like many today Instead of munediately lrymg to help the man, they began to ask several unnecessary queshons Instead of lrymg to help the man they wanted to know why the man was blind Jesus had different thoughts He dtdn t really care why the man was blind He saw a man who had a need and He was ready to help him wtthout knowmg all the detatls He recogmzed tm medtately that this was another opportumty for Hun to serve God and glorify Hts name Seems that the attttude of the disciples here could be the attitude of many who are m the church today and professmg to be ChriStian They see the church schools, worship services, and prayer meetings dw' ~dllng almost every week In most church services today over half of the membership Is m1ssmg Many look aroWJd and seem to say, "Why are all of these people mtssmg' Well, I guess they are JUSt mdifferent towards ChriSt They know where the church IS H they were mterested they would be here ' I believe that our scripture has something to say to us at this poml It seems to be telling us not to be concerned about why these people are not m church services It seems to be tellmg us to stop askmg questions, show a concern for those m1ssmg and do somethmg to try to get them there This agam would show the power of God as He works through us as He worked through Jesus m restoring sight to the man who was blind We have now come to another New Yea I With the New Year has come many new opportWJIIies to serve a livmg God Jesus says that we must work qUickly m carrymg out the tasks assigned us for there IS little time ThiS-Is good adviCe because the harvest IS plentiful and the laborers are few If each ChriStian will carry out his task mslead Of asking unnecessary questions, the power of God will be shown as many begm to come to Jesus Chnst - Rev Howard Shiveley Southern Cluster, Umted Methodist Church Otester News Notes BY CLARICE ALLEN M1ss Lucille Smith has returned home after spendmg the holidays m Akron with Mrs Elma Reuter and George Billy Robert Allen, graduate student at Lehigh Umvers1ty m Bethlehem, Pa , has returned there after spendmg two weeks wtth Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen Mrs Letha Wood and Mr and Mrs Roy ChriSty were Chnstmas dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Hawk and family, Tuppers Plains Mr and Mrs John WICkham were dmner guests of Mr and Mrs James Ridenour and sons on New Year's day Callmg m the evenmg were Mr and Mrs John Ridenour and Jason Mr and Mrs V1rgll Wood, Spnngf1eld, spent a few days w1th Mrs Letha Wood Denms E1chmger and Mr and Mrs Charles E1chmger and daughter, Colwnbus, were holiday guests of Mrs Opal E1chmger, Don and Laur• Both •Denms and Charles are students at OhiO Stale Mr and Mrs Ross Cleland, Mrs Estha White and Mr and Mrs Wilhe Frecker were supper guests of Mrs Mary Reed on Christmas Eve Other VISitors were Mr and Mrs Nor man McCam and daughters Manetta Richard Frost has returned to Adnan, M1ch , after spending the holidays With Mrs Ullian Frost and Billie Jean Miss Sherry McCam, student at Milligan College at Milligan, Tenn , spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Ross Cleland Mr and Mrs James Ridenour and Mr and Mrs John WICkham went to RICh· mond Wednesday afternoon, havmg been called by the death of Kenneth Wtckham FWJeral service was held there on Thursday afternoon Gomg Thurs;lay mornmg were Mr and tfrs B K Riileno\11" and Mr and Mrs John Ridenour The Ladies AuXIliary of the fire department met Wednesday evenmg at the fire house Members present were Mrs Erma Cleland, Mrs Inzy Newell, Mrs Margaret Chnsty, Mrs Opal W~ekham and Mrs Clara Conroy Mr and Mrs Johnny Newell and sons are staymg with Mr and Mrs Hobart Newell while lhetr new home at Keno IS bemg made ready for them The Newells are movmg to Keno from Colwnbus Stivers ville News Notes Mr and Mrs Lawrence Theiss, Vmton, OhiO, Mr and Mrs Ted Batley and children, Palnot, OhiO VIS! ted Rev and Mrs Lawrence Gluesencamp and Nicki Dawn Mrs Michael Evans and children visited Mrs Ada VanMeter Elame Lehew and N1ck1 VanMeter VISited Ada VanMeter DaVId Brewer VIS! led Rev and Mrs Lawrence Gluesencamp and Nicki Danny Hanes VISited Mrs Sylvia Carpenter Rev and Mrs Lawrence Gluesencamp and Nicki Dawn VanMeter spent Christmas on Anna Marie Island on Gulf of Mexico They also VIS! ted Mr and Mrs Henry Ervm at Bradenton Beach, Fla and other places of mterest while vacal!onmg m Florida Mr and Mrs Bud Gluesencamp, Columbus visited Lawrence and Patty Gluesencamp, Portland, Oh10 Rev and Mrs Lawrence Gluesencamp visited Mr and Mrs Paul Hauber and fam1ly Long Bottom, Oh10 Ada VanMeter VISited Sylv1a Carpenter Mr~ Audrey Brewer and children visited her on Chnstmas, and Dav1d eva n ge l st p t1onc 997 7B56 Con!>crvat v e non ' •st r um en ta l Sun d :ty wo r s h p 10 a m B bl e study II a m w ors tu p_. 6 p m We d1 esda y B bl e s tudy 7 p m MIDWAY C'OMMUNITY CHURCH (no n d enomtn.Jiton al l Um gs v lie D e)( ter Roa d th e Rev Worl ey Hai ~J.l a S i o r Sund ay sc hool 10 a m even n q w ors h p 7 30 p m Pr ayer mee t tn g T u es d a y 7 30 p n yo ut h g ro v p Fr da y 1 10 p m SEVENTH DAY AD VENTI ST Loc at e d on M u l be rry He g h t s near V eterans M emo r a t Hosp. tal P o m er oy Pa s t o r Her ber t Mor gan Sab ba 1h Sc hoo l ev ery Sat urda y a t'] p m an d wor sh p se r\1 ce l ot ow n g at 3 I S p m Open B bl e d 1sc u ss on eac h Thur sd ay at 7 30 p m a t th e c hurch Tf1e Fr endl y Chu rch GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Prea c htng 9 30 a m I r s t and second Sunday s of each month th rd and fourth Sunday s e a c h month wor sh p serv ce at 7 30 p m Wed nesday ev entngs at 7 JO Pray er and Btbl e St ud y FIRST SOUTHERN SAP TIST - 182 Mulb erry A v e Pom er oy a ff I ate d w tt h th e Rev F r ed Ht l l SB C pa s tor H er sh el M cC lure Sunday sc hool supt Sund a y sc hool 9 30 am mo r n1h g wor Shtp 10 30 a m Sunday evang e 1st c meetmg 7 30 p m Pr5y er meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Corner F o~Jrth and Ma.n Mtdd l eport Re v Henr y Key Jr pa stor Sunday School 9 30 am Mr s Erv.n Baumgard ner supt Morn ng wor sh p 10 45 a m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES Larry Carnallan pre s tdtng mm ster Sunday Btbl e lee lure 9 30 am Wat c htower stud y 10 30 am Tu esday Btble study 7 30 p m Thurs d ey m n st ry sc ho ol 7 30 p m serv ce m e ettng 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chnst •n Chn ~ ltan Unton Lawrence Manl e y pa stor Mrs Ru ssel l Young Sunday School Supt Sunday Sc hool Eventng wor shtp 9 30 am 7 30 Wednesday prayer meet tng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Ra c me Route 2 the Rev James M Muncy p astor Sunday school 9 45 a m mornl'lQ worShtp 11 am evenmg worsh tp 7 30 p m Pra yer meet tng Tuesday 7 30 p m Young peop les m eet ng 7 30 p m Thursday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO Bertha Kmgrey s ub s ! lu te pastor Sunday Sc hool 10 a m wor s h p servt c e 7 p m Sunday Prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - Near Long Bot tom Est1 l Hart pa stor ~oy Brown as s i stant pasto"r Sunday school lOam Church 7 30 p m ea c h Sunday evenmg prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Thtrd Ave the Rev W tll1am Kn ttel pa stor Ronald Dugan Sund a y Schoo l Supt Classe s for all age s eventng serv tce 7 30 p m B tble study Wedne sday l 30 p m youth serv te es Fr1day 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner As h and Plum Mtd dleport No el Herrman pastor Saturday even ng serv1 c e 7 p m Sunday school 10 a m Sunday even ng wor shtp 7 p m FIRST BAPTIST of M1d dleport corner of Stxth and Palmer Streets Th e Rev Steve Skaggs pastor Danny Thompson Sunday Sc hool S uper ntendent Sunday church school for everyone 9 15 am Mornmg worShip 10 15 am Youth acttv ttes and FellOWShiP for Juntor and Sen tor H 1gh students 6 p m B ble Study 7 30 p m Mtd week Prayer Servtce Wed nesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST Mtdd l eport 5t h and Matn George Glaze mtn1ster James Sheets sup ennfendent Btble sc hool 9 30 a m morn tng worsh tp 10 30 a m even mg worsh p 7 30 p m prayer service 7 p m Wed nesday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Thomas E Weaver pastor Floyd Carson Sunday school superintendent Sunday sc hool 9 JO am morn ng worsh1p 10 '3 0 Sunday evangeltst tc m eetlng 7 p m prayer meet tng Wednesday 7 p m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave Middleport Lesley G Ho lt pastor Sunday sc hool 10 a m worsh p ser v 1ce 11 am worshtp servtce 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday ntght prayer serv~ee 7 30 THE UNITED PRES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Dw1ght L Zav tz Pastor Otrector HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School 9 30 a m Mrs Homer Lee Supt Morntng Worshtp 10 30 am MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church Schoo l 1 9 30 a m John F Fu l tz Supt Mornmg Wor ship 10 JO am SYRACUSE Morntng Worsh 1p 9 a m Sunday Church School 10 a m Mrs Sampson Hal l Supt MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarner Otrector POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE H1cks Reo;: D Wm Sydenslncker CHESTER - Wor sh p 9 15 a m thurch School 10 a m ENTERPRtSE; - WorShip 9 a m C1'1urch Sthoo l 10 a m FLATWOODS - Wors1'11p 11 a m Church Schoo l 10 a m POMEROY Worsh tp 10 30 a m Chur ch School 9 15 am UMYF 6 30 p m ROCk SPRINGS - Worsh p 10 a m Church Schoo l 9 a m UMYF 6 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH Worsh p 10 30 a m Church School 9 30 a m UMYF 7 pm R UTLANO - Worst1 1p 9 15 a m Church School 10 a m UMYF 7 p m SALEM CENTER Wor shtp 9 am Church School 10 am UMYF Thursday 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev Richard E Jarv1s ASBURY WorShip 11 a m Chur ch Schoo l 9 50 a m WSCS lst Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worsh1p 9 a m Church Sc hool 10 a m w s cs 3rd Wednesday 7 30 pm MINERSVILLE WorShip 10 a m Church School 9 a m WSCS Jrd Monday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church school 9 a m worsh i P ser v~ee 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev Frank Cheesebrew Rev Larry Poling Rev Howard Sh1Yeley BETHANY (Dorcas) Worsh lp 9 30 a m Church School 10 30 a m CARMEL Worsh tp 11 a m 1st and 3rd Sundays Church School 10 a m APPLE GROVIIi: - Wors htp 1 1n p m f•r st Bnd th trd Sun da)'s a m Chur c h school 9 30 p r ayer m eet g ftr sf We~ n e s day 7 10 p m EAST lETART Wor shtp 7 30 p m sec ond and fo u r th Su n d a ys cllurc h school 9 JO a rn pray er m ee t1n 9 tlltrd W edn es day 7 30 p m GREAT BEND Wor Ship 11 a m 1nd and 41h Sun days Chu rc h Sc hool 10 a m LETART FALLS Wor sh p l Oa m Chu rc h sc hool 9 a m Btbl e study 7 30 p m ever y Tu es day MORNING STAR Wor Ship 9 30 a m Churc h Sc1'10o l 10 30 a m M d W ee k Se r v t ce Wedn esd a y 8 p m MORSE CHAPEl Wor sh p 11 a m l SI and 3rd Sun d a y s Chu rc h Sc hool 10 am PORTlAND - Wo rs htp 7 30 p m Cllur ch Sc hool 9 30 a m SUTTON - Wor sh p 11 am 2nd and 411'1 Sunday s Chu rc h Sc hool 10 a m WESLEYAN ( Rac.nel Wor s htp 11 a m Chur c h Sc hool 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Meec e R ev Stanle y Brandum JOPPA - Wor shtp 10 a m Chu r ch Sc hoo l 9 am Prayer Me e tmg Wedne sd a y 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Chur ch se r v c es 9 a m Su nday Sc hool 9 45 am B1 b le Stud y e Very Thur sday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL War Sh p 11 a m Churc h Schoo l 10 am ALFRED - Sunda y sc hool 9 45 a m ea c h Sunday prea c hmg a t 1 am each Sunday Pray er mee tmg 7 45 p m Wedn esday W SCS 8 p m on thtrd Tuesday ea cn month REEDSVILLf; Sunday sc hool 9 30 pr~ achtng 7 30 p m Sunday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Tu esday WSCS 7 30 f trst Thursday each month SILVER RIDGE - Worshtp 10 a m Chur ch Schoo l ~ a m TUPPERS PLAINS Wor s h tp 9 a m Cllurch School 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Fredertek supt Serv ce we ekly 9 30 a m on Sunday Pr ea ch ng f rst and th trd Sundays of m onth by Clifford Sm th 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darr e ll Ooddrlll pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Leonard G lmore ftrst elder even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meetmg 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Racme Route 2 The Rev Charles Hand pastor Sundav school 9 45 a m morn1ng worshtp 11 am Even ng s erv~ees Tuesday and Fnday 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - B1ble Study 9 30 a m m ornmg worshtp 10 30 am evenmg worShiP 6 30 p m Wedne sday Btble Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday School 10 a m w th Wtllard P1gott s upt EvangeliSt c mes sage each Sunday even ng 7 30 p m by Elder Russell Cl ne m1n1ster of the Aposto l c Fa1th B1ble Study Wednesday 7 30 pm STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday schoo l serv ce 10 am Pray er meet ng Thur sday 7 p m Sunday even1ng serv ce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harr sonvtlle Road R1 c k Mo r r son paslor Sunday school supt St even Stanl ey Sunday school 9 30 am morn tng wor sh p and com m un on 10 30 am Sund a y ev entng youth Chr stan Endeavor 6 30 p m worsh p serv1 ce Sunday 7 30 p m Wedne sday even1ng prayer meet ng and B ble study 7 30 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN ~ Ptne Grove the Rev Arfhur Combs pastor Sunday school 9 30 am c hurch servt ces 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Bible School 9 30 am morn ng worsh1p 10 30 am Sunday ev enmg Wor Ship Serv 1ce 7 30 p m c hoir pract tce Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m prayer meetmg and Btb !e Sludy Wednesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Freel and Norrls pastor Sunday school 10 a m Church service 7 p m Wednesday B1ble Study 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday Schoo l 9 3() a m Morntng Worshtp 10 30 am Even ng Worsh1p 7 30 p m Wedne sday Mtd Week Ser Jtce Sunday Sct1oot Super ntendent Gerald Wells Pastor Rev Morn s M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Walter P Btkacsan pa~tor Ronn1e Salser s s Supt Sunda y School 9 30 e m Mornmg Worshtp 10 45 am Sunday evenmg worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg Btble Study 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Le lon Gl asure pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am youth and IUniOr youth serv tce 6 45 p m evenmg worshtp 7 30 p m prayer and pratse Wednesday 7 30 p m SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Sunday School 10 a m Henry Dav1s supt evening serv 1ce 7 30 p m Prayer meet1ng Thursday 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF GOO Rev James Sal terf eld pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m worsh tp serv ice 11 am eventng serv 1ce 7 prayer servtce and youth serv 1ce Wedne sday 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Musser pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Robert Bobo supt morn1ng worsh1p 10 30 Sunday eventng service 7 30 M 1d week servtce Wednesday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M C Lartmore pastor Bob Moore Sunday School Supt Sunday School classes for all ages 9 30 am mornmg worship 10 45 NYPS Sunday 6 30 p m evange l ts l lc service Sunday 7 30 p m M d week prayer meettng Wednesday 7 30p m M tSStOnary meet tng second Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMtNATIONAL Rev Robert Sm tth pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m class l eader Leo Hill worship serv 1ce 10 30 a m church 7 30 p m E 0 E N U N I T E 01 BRETHREN IN CHRIST _ Eldon R Blake pastor Sunday School 10 am Wtnnle Holsmger Supt Morn 1ng sermon 11 am Even 1ng servtce Chrtsltan Endeavor 7 lO P m Mrs Lyda Chevalier pres dent Song servtce and sermon 8 20 Mid Week prayer meettng Wed nesday 7 30 p m Mrs Marie Holsrnger class leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - Located at Rutland on New Ltma Road ne x t to Forest Acre Park Rev Ray Rouse pastor Robert Musser Sunday School supt sunday school 10 30 a m worsh 1p 7 30 P m B1ble study Wed nesday 7 30 p m Saturday ntQht prayer serv1ce 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson pastor Ray Whaley supt Mornmg ~orship 9 30 am church school 10 30 a m young peopl e s meet tng 6 30 p m evenmg wor ship 7 30 P m Bible study Wednesday !30t.> m MT UNION BAPTIST Rev Cec I Cox pas tor Sund a y Sc hool supf Jo e Sa yr e Sund a y sc ho ol 9 45 a m SUnday ev entng worsh p 7 30 W e dn ~s day pray er and Btbl e study 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH E ug en e Underwood pa stor Howa r' d Ca l dwe ll J r Sund a y Sc hool Supt Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Mornmo Sermon 10 30 am Sun d a y eventng serv ce 7 p m LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - R ev Fr eeland Norr s pa stor Fl oyd Norr s supf Sunday sc 1001 9 30 am m orn ng se rmon 10 30 am Prayer se r v1 ce W edn es d a y 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY - G P Sm th pa stor Sunday Sc hool 10 a m Arthur Hen son Supt Mornmg Wor sh p 11 a m Young Pe ople s -s ervt ce 7 P m E ventng serv c e 7 30 p m Wedne sday Mtd We e k Prayer Serv• ce 7 30 p m Youth meet ng 6 30 p m E ven ng wor sh p 7 30..,.:-m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev H erbert Grate pas tor Wor sh p servtc e I I a m and 1 30 p m Sunday Sunday School 9 30 am R1 c hard Barton supt Prayer mee tmg W ed n es day 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRtST Cl1fford Smtih m tn1ster Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m mormng c hur ch 10 30 a m Sunday evenmg serv1c e 7 30p m Wedn esday s~>rv t ce 8 7- The Dally Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Jan 11, 1974 Television Log Now we ore four Our famtly t,os assumed a n e w dtmen Sunday Eph e~tons Monday IS also new respon$tb1l1ty Matthew over the head 21 2 that Sometimes, when you look at the he odlmes m the paper 11 Sure, we'll need to keep that but the re's much more to bemg Adlenan Counseling Techmques 33 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 Hogan s Heroes 13 a parent than you get scored As these ktds grow up, can you face Tuesday 6~ 00 - News 3 4 8 6 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesame Sf 20 'roof 1 My Lme 8 Wild Kingdom 13 Elec Co 20 Clock 4 the new 421 7 to help you the C~ch W edne sday In htawau Talk 20 9 00 - Mountl'ltn Scen e 33 Washmaton Str;:unhl Room 222 6 13 Mas terp1ece Theater 33 Copy sht l'l T4 K~ ~ f Girl wtth 9 30 - Bnan Ketth 3 4 15 Love Amencan ~tyle6 13 10 00 - News 20 Oean3 4 15 Mounfatn Scene 33 Adven 1 ng 3 13 17 10 30 - Who Is Man 33 11 00 - News Weather Sports6 8 10 3 4 l,J l l Janakr33 Johnny Carson 3 IS Satan Murder~ 6 Mov1es V1llage Fr~day 11 30 of the Damned Mark 1 7 11 8 The Mad Magtcian 10 Th e Jac kals 13 1 00 - Mldnrght Specral 3 4 Don Kirshner s Rock Concert 6 The Satan ~urd e rs 13 1 15 - Movte Curse of the Swamp Creature 2 30 - Foct.Js on Columbu s 4 Saturday Psalms 29 1 11 Scr ptutM 10 330 - News4 ~e lec t rd By The Am('rOC:I'' B ble Sol: el y 6 30 - SATURDAY JANUARY 12.1974 TV Classroom 8 Kentucky Afretd 13 Fatth for Today 10 7 oo--Netghbors 13 Farm Front 4 Fun for E v eryone 6 Treehouse Club 8 10 7 15 - Woman's Point of Viet 13 7 30 - Man from COS! 10 Sesame St 20 Gospel 6 Abbot & Costello 8 D1ck Van Dyke 4 Treehouse Club 13 Saturday Report 3 8 00 - Jakes Ptace6 ltdsvlile 3 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Popeye :, 10 Ftlntstones 8 8 30 - Yog1 s Gang 13 Huck & Yog/6 Batley Comets 8 M1ster Rogers 20 Addams Family 3 4 15 9 OD--Sesame St 20 Super Frtends 6 13 Movte 8 10 Emergency Plus 4 3 lS 9 30 - Inch High Private Eye3 4 15 10 OQ--Eiec Co 20 Lassies Rescue Rangers 6 13 My Favonte Mart tans 8 10 Sigmund and the Sea Monsters 3 4 15 3D-Goober and the Ghost Chasers 6 13 Jeannie 8 10 Zoom 2D P1nk Panther 3 4 15 • 11 00 - Sesame St 20 Brady Kids 6 13 Speed Buggy 8 10 Star Dear Helen Ever smce I read "Feudal Lady s ' letter, I ve been meanmg lD drop you a lme As you say, she must be very lonely, feelmg that everyone on the block 1s out to rum her properly and her peace of mmd I too have a mce home and am proud of 11, havmg waited a long time before I could afford unprovements I raised five children alone, their Daddy died of cancer m 1940 I am now 74 and lame, but not soured on life There are these six kids next door and three a few houses down and a couple more across the street, and a few whose names I don't even know They skate, ride their bikes and play ball and f1ghl like little demons sometunes, but they are all my fnends and call me "Ma" They gel my mail, empty my garbage, sweep the walks, cut my grass - yes, they're darlings for all their energy and nmse, and them seem like my own In the evenmgs they come m, slip off theJr shoes at the door, park on a big afghan I keep m front of the TV for them Sometunes I read them stones, or we pop popcorn Often a httle girl wtll take the sweeper to the front room, wh!!e a buy shakes out the throw-rugs Sometunes !take a few of them shoppmg 10 Trek 3, 4, 15 11 30 ~ Mtssion Magtc 6 13 Joste and the Pussycats tn Outer Space 8 10 Butch Cassrdy J 4 15 12 00 - Jetsons 4 15 lns1de Out 20 Movte 13 Bowttng 6 Everything's Archie 8 10 Bealles 3 12 15 - Bob Danrets 3 12 30 - GoJ 4 15 Fat AlbertS 10 1 00 - American Bandstand6 13 CBS Children s F1lm Fest1val 8 10 Senior Bawl 3 4 15 2 00 - Viewpomt 8 Soul Tram 6 Movte Snow Wh tte and the Three Stooqes 10 Ltmtts of Man 13 2 30 - Arthur Sm tth 8 Treasures of Taiwan 13 3 00 - College Basketball 8 Other Places Other People 13 Wait T1ll Your Father Gets Home 6 3 30 - Pro Bowlers Tour 6 13 4 00 - Audubon Wtldllfe Theater 33 College Basketbatl3 NHL Hockey 4, 15 4 30 - Ant1ques 33 5 00 - Sewmg Skills Tatlonng 33 Wrestlmg 8 Wtde World of Sports 6 13 Lass1e 10 5 30 - Makrng Things Grow 33 Ammal World 10 6 00 - News 8 Performance 33 Bird 10 News 3 Mov1e The Blue a 6 30 - Beverlr Hillbillies NBC News 3 14 N ews 4 6 Zoom 33 Fesftva of Famfly Class1c s 13 7 00 - Hollywood Squares 3 Catch 33 Hee Haw 8 6 Lawrence Wetk 13 4 15 7 30 - That Good Ole Nashvtlle Mus tc 3 Cour se of our T1mes W1th the hope rt w1ll, rn some measure, foster and help sustarn that wh1ch •s good rn family and commun1ty hfe, th1s feature IS sponsored by the busrness f1rms and organ1zat1ons whose names appear below 8 30 - 33 8 00 - All tn the Famtl_y 8 10 Emergency 3 4 15 10 00 - Carol Burnett 8 10 Performance 33 WIN AT BRIDGE SEARS 220 E Authortzed Cata log Merchant lOUIS W Osborne Maon Pomeroy Ph 992 CATALOGUE STORE Mr and Mrs Charles R Sheets 106 Court St Pomeroy 992 2178 ,, P. J. PAULEY, AGENT w._Second 296 THE DAILY SENTINEL Ph. 992 3863 Pomeroy Prescrtpttons Pomeroy Cor Rts 7&554 • LODWICK'S MARKET "' General Merchand1se Tuppers Plams • ' FULL SERVICE SHOP Rad1al Cuts & Toupees 120 E Maon St ROYAL OAK PARK , Pomeroy ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Family Recreation Ph 949 9591 Rac1ne Camp1ng WAID CROSS' SONS STORE OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Bakers of Hal sum Bread Grocenes & General Merchandtse Rae me Ph 949 MIDDLEPORT OHIO All WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. • 5712 VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. DBA Anlhony Plumbing and Heatmg 337 N 2nd Mtddleport 992.3550 I REAL ESTATE BROKER 110 MechaniC St Ph 992 3325 . •• SMITH NELSON MOTORS GAUL'S MARKET Author1zed Bu1ck CHESTER OHIO 500 E Matn St • •• • • • Pontiac, GMC Dealer Ph 992 2174 ....,., • •" • . \ 6 K&C JEWELERS GOEGLEIN READY MIX Phone 992 3284 Mtddleport . 212 E •• . -• ' • Keepsake Dtamond Rmgs Mam St Pomeroy ' HEINER'S BAKERY ' RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Bakels of Good Bread HUNTINGTON, W VA MIDDLEPORT, 0 --"' M&R FOODLINER pm - • • BOWER'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT MIDDLEPORT, OHIO POMEROY 0 law 5 Clocked 6 Soul (Fr ) ancestor 13 Breakfast order 14 As1an r1ver 15 Falsehood )6 Yellow bugle 17 Kingsley play 12 wds) 19 Make lace 20 Suit s bane 2I Greek letter 22 - bleu1 24 Assail 25 She (Fr) 26 Ph11ippme knife 27 Bardot's friend 28 Venewelan city 3I Man's 7 Upper crust (2 wds) 8 He1ghten 9 Drum sound (hyph wd ) 11 Bollmg 15 Unasp1 rated consonant North East rx J II One letter simply stands for another In this SIIDple A II used for the three L s, X far the two O's etc Single !etten, apostrophes the length and formation of the wordll are all hmts Each day the code letters are dllferent CRYPTOQUOTES "' PO IH5; WAW3 OVER:'Wi-1/CHEVE~ WAY ..OU L.OOK AI IT t I I H/RITY "\j I to ronn the aurprile I~~==~~~~j~~~:;=:'.....::":;"IJO•Iod b7lhe above cartoon Now arnn10 the cir<ltd !ellen &niWtrt u XXI I I X) The Mummy 13 Jumbl<• PARKA 4 IMPEL CENSUS MODIFY ~f'lt ..rd•y 1 \ An•wrrt MGYTH YKLHYN GLJT M SMF DTALFE YV KMJT YKVOAKYE MDVOY BVSTF, DTGVHT YKMY MAT KT KME GTTWLFAE - MOEYLF V'SMWWTN Yesterdoy's CryptOC]uolt: GET YOUR SPINDLE AND YOUR DISTAFF READY AND GOD WILL SEND YOU FLAXJ G HOLLAND II • mndneu- lo gwe o man two lelle"'' - AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW (© 19'1'4 Kma Features Syn.dieate, Ine) MAN·I·A 4 __ South u 3.3NT u ALLEY OOP STLJMMICK " TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE ZEN WE ROLL ZE a:>P.PSE IN BREAD CRUM6S 51"f'ONGL'{ S EASONED WIZ GARLIC - I t L GET BACk AS SOON ASI CAN !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I Orders-Carry Out A Coot Dtnong Room Chester Pamt Piumbmg & Electncal Supplies Ohio Tuppers Plams RACINE FOOD MARKET ...:_ MEIGS TIRE CENTER PomerOy .. ' . • •, •• THE DAILY SENTINEL Devoted to the Interest of The 992 2101 Matn • ! • ' Meigs &Mason Area Pomeroy, Ohio I North East Pass t• 2• Pass Pass Pa&S 5+ Pass 11 HE'S A MITE WEAKtFIED tN Hts ABC's, BUT REAL STRONG IN HIS D'S ANDF'S LOWEEZV ? You, South, hold Building Supplies &Custom Millwork Ph 992 3978 ' 3342 Ph 949 ' Racine Ph 647 3963 RACINE PLANING MILL The Store With A Heart The b1dd111g has been Weal ~ S~ort St Rl 7 • _' "" •K J 6 5 •2 +A Q tO 6 5 .K 4 3 WMl do you do now':' A - Bid six diamonds Yeur partner has made 1 rancy spade bid to warn yH that ht has two •ulek clu~ 1....._ bot thot other· wise ltls bin. I& very .C"d Your kine ot ehiiH ahoold ln ..,.. tho slam • • ~·· beaten 36. Nat her DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work ..._ GUILLOTINE . REMOVE ZE LUNGS AN 26 Male VOICe city 35 Weather 38. Dllatory 41 Asiatic starling DOWN l -transit BASEMENT NEXT 10 TI-lE -AN provmce 24 Dullard decoration DICK TRACY After a negative double a JUmp bid IS strength showmg, but not forcmg If eJlhe r partner wants to force to game he does so by cue bid· dmg the enemy su1t This cue b1d does not md1cate any specific holdmg II merely forces !o game The negallv~ do~ble by North made 11 easy for South to become declarer m spades There was no slam anywhere else With North as declarer the defense would grab the first two heart tricks 1~~~.~':, Careful play was reqmred to brmg the slam home but I i'.i'lolHJ South was equal to the task He won the club lead, ruffed a clubWith dummy's ace of trumps. Led the mne to his Jack, ruffed another club w1th the queen, drew trumps, ran the rest of the clubs and dummy's ace kmg of d1a· monds and conceded the last ll'lck The bJddmg IS worthy more comment After North s cue b1d South b1d three clubs r::::=:::=::::::::-7-:';w;;EE;:M~AK;;:jE~A>J:>J)I to show the long suit North INCISION b1d three d1amonds and ALONG ZlS South went to three not rump LINE He didn't know about the spades at that t1me Then 1'---;::::::., when North bid four spades South knew his partner had been headmg for that spot all the lime and South JUSt b1d the slam 23 mctname I. Ooobte Pass t• Pass 3 Pass Pass Pass 3+ Pass 4. Pass Pass Pass Pass Opemng lead-J• 18 21 22 Yotltrda)"s AIIIIWer DISastrous 28 One of - Bartok ' The Thret Adhesive Stooges" substance 29 Extraneow Span1sh 31 Alabi!Da 32 Avail 33de ""' France 34. Bowers " GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN '. Htdden Fear mother 10 • . 700 E Movie 11 12 (2 wds) t David's 31 Detail 2 30 - News 13 4 00 - 5 10 greelinl Portra1 f of a The Intruders 3 For ev erMv Lo'le The Mummy s Hand 13 When World s Collide 4 an1sh 3 Parvenu hoarsely Candle Celebes ox Olive Scot's By Oswald & Jam•• Jacoby MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP Ph 647 3280 Hell is For Heroes 10 Z. Old worn Both vulnerable z• Ph 367 7414 Chesh1re Mobster 8 12 00 - Movtes 1 00 - Movte 2 00 - Mov1e ACROSS I Talk 37 Metal L--Priii_III_K_I!l_MSWII_IIn_~l ( News 13 News 3 4 Mtdnlght Spec•al 15 Mov1e s by THOMAS JOSEPH <foAK8753 West MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR 0 3 4 IS ~-~- +IO Devoted to the Greater Ohto Valley SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Th e Wa y W est deserve a medal, and the public may see more of Moore on TV WHTN-TV Channel 13, Huntmgton, tried some fresh ap.. proaches that were generally well-received, and began to get mor~ attention for Its ' Newsmaker '73" seri<l§ I still WISh they'd run an early news program Why nol5 30, just before the Howard K Smith Harry Reasoner report? It's draw well, and would be a welcome relief from Gomer Pyle The on,!Y newscast specifically auned at Southeastern Ohio and Southwestern W'est" VJrgmia, on Channel 20, WOUB-TV, AlhellS, contrnues to merit applause for 1ts ' 11 o'clock news at 10," and Its local efforts are Jed by the somelimes-<!xcellent, always-good ' RFD' producllon 36 Nazi soum IDl SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL MIDDL-EPORT, OHIO or Instead btddmg ftve dtam monds your partner has btd four notrump over your three spades and ftve notrump after you show one ace What do you do now 7 Movte 6 w1th me and they delight m helpmg me buy My daughters say they'd think I had my fill of scrappmg kids (17 grandchildren, five great grands), but I tell them It's the greatest thrill on earth to have the love and trust of a child - to know they'll rWJ to Ma" 1f they need a sliver removed or a knee bandaged I II always have tune for chtldren, or their mothers - If they want lD learn fancy work or are mterested m somethmg I know I can give Life IS a school and how are children to Jearn if they are shovedaroWJd by people hke 'Feudal" w1th 'Don't bother me' ' Jesus said, ' Inasmuch as ye have done 11 Wlto one of these children, ye have done 1t WJID Me "These "little devils" could be little angels If the neighbors took tune to share with them the meanmg of love - MA Dear Ma Your neighbors are lucky people' - H • KJ87 fK3 Support the Church ol Your Cho1ce 104 W Maon Pomeroy Ph. 992 3354 MARK V STORE 11 15 11 30 - TODAY S QUESTION II \'74 + AK8654 <fo2 WEST EAST .5 .6432 \' AQJ852 \' 1096 +73 tQJ92 <foJl094 <foQ6 HAYMAN'S (General Merchandise) Devoted lo Metgs Ma son Ar ea Pomeroy 0 . • THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. D>a/992 2318 Sw1mm1n9 3001 ' MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH Nat1onw1de Insurance Co of Columbus 0 307 Sprmg Ave Pomeroy We F>lt All Doclors 992 2955 NORTH • A QIO 9 Mov te How did your television stations perform durmg the past year' They re really yours, you know - and operate under private ownership through authority of the Federal CommWJicallollS Conurusswn, wh1ch grants them a part of a broadcast spectrum owned by all of us I d g1ve them a reasonably high mark, m general because the strong stabons m the v1tal areas - news, local productions, public service , etc - stayed strong, while lbe weaker ones got better WCHS-TV, Channel am Charleston, beefed up 1ts news staff comnderably, aOO there was an mcrease m lx>th volume and professionaliSm m Charlie Ryan's shop I particularly liked the switch loa 10 30newscastonSundayevenmgs, too WSAZ-TV, Channel 3 m Huntington, continued to be the leader, however, and coWJted the televiSIOn coup of the year by geltmg West Vtrgmta Gov Arch A Moore Jr on a special m terv1ew - the f1rst he s given smce taking office It was well done and tbe Governor's smooth delivery, after a b1t of nulla! nervousness, makes one wonder why he shunned the g1ve-and take of TV talk shows for so long Bos Johnson and hiS staff T he Sons of Ka tte 10 30 - Sportscope 33 11 00 - ABC News6 13 News8 10 Negative double positive slam MONTGOMERY WARD MASH 8 10 War & Peace 33 Movt e Elder 6 13 9 00 - Bob Newhart 8 10 Partndge Famtly 6 13 Book Beat 33 ) Ht·lt·n Bottt·l Dear Helen Awhile back I foWJd out my friend's husband, a lawyer has been havmg an affair, apparently for several years, w1th a liberated woman lawyer, I've told no one, and I'm sure our crowd •s unaware of thiS am especially sure the wtfe (my fnend) knows nothmg about II However, It's obvious that she and her husband haven I loved one another for years She 1s very unhappy with him and probably stays for the sake of yoWJg children, or somelhmg I'm sensitive and don't believe m meddlmg, but m this case, I m wondering If silence IS really golden ' Perhaps the knowledge of the affair might push her mlo a deciSion that would be better for everyone, mcluding the children - TO TELL OR<Nar TO TELL Dear TTONTT If your friend IS determmed to stay With a bad marnage (for the sake of the children, ' or security , or social standing, or whatever) then knowledge that her WJloved husband 1s seekmg Jove elsewhere will certainly not change her mmd It will probably neither surpriSe nor crush her (However, she might resent YOU for revealing something shed rather Ignore ) Btrr If she wants a divorce and hesitates only because she hasn t adequate grounds for an uncontested settlement - Wl!h sizeable alimony and child support - then you're m a pos11Ion to help (That IS, if you feel ~loyally toward her husband ) My advtce Find out whether this woman prefers I fmancially) comfortable 1goorance or fmancially comfortable freedom before you start telling tales If the latter, ask yourself, ' Is her husband such a rat that he deserves this? ' - H Somethrng Extra 3 4 15 Mabel Mercer & Bobby Short 20 Thursday Matthew Pm MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD - Second St Mason w Va Chester Tennant pastor Sunday school 10 a m morn tng worsh 1p 11 am evangel tstlc r.erviCe 7 30 p m B tble study and prayer service Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone 773 5133 HA~TFORD CHURCH OF CHR 1ST tn Chnstl•n Unton The Rev Wtll lam Campbell, paslor Sunday School 9 30 a m James Hughes supt evehmg servt ce 7 3D p m Wednesday evening prayer meet tng 7 30 p m Youth prayer service each Tuesday FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart W Va Rl 1 Rev George Hoschar pa stor Sunday School 9 30 a m Prayer and Bible stud y 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer Serv1ce Tuesday 10 am Worship , Servrce Thursday 7 JO p m 8 10 BY PAUL CRABTREE Is Silence Always Golden ? 8 30 - 0ddCouple13 Ozzte sGtrls 6 Lotsa Luck3 4 15 Mov1 e Why not start next Sunday- and bnng yourself up to date? LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Rob ert E Buck l ey pastor W 111am Bailey Supt Sunday School 9 30 am morn tng wor ship 10 30 a m eventng worst11p 7 JO p m Wednesday Chn st an You t h Cru sad e 6 30 p m Thursday ChOtr pra c ttce 7 7 30 Thursday evening prayer servtce 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPl iST Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan Craig pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m worsh1p service 11 am tra1nlng unton 6 30 p m evenmg worship service 7 30 p m Mtd week prayer serv1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, P 0 Box 487 Miller Sf Mason w Va Sunday Btble Study 10 am WorshiP 11 am and 7 p m B tble Study Wednesday 7 p m Voca l mUSIC FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson Mason Pastor Walter Cloud Sund ay school worshtp service 11 9 45 am a m and 7 30 p m Weekly Bible study Wednesday 7 30 Av1atton Weather 33 u :$i Spy 15 Beat !he 8 00 - Wash1ngton Week In Rev1e w 20 Sanford & Son 3 4 15 West V1 r gm1a Law 33 Brady Bunc h 6 13 D~rty Sally 8 10 case you hoven t nohced, the Church pm DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Danny E v an s pastor Norman C W tl su pt Sunday School 9 30 a m Worsh p servtee 10 30 a m Chr tsttan Endeavor Sunday evenmg REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS ~ Port l and Racine Road Wilham Roush pastor Denny Evans Sunday School D tre c tor Sunday Schoof 9 30 a m Mornmg worShip 10 30 a m Sunday evenmg servtce 7 p m Wednesday evenmg prayer serviCes 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Great Bend - Rev Walter c B1kacsan pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am worshtP serv 1ce Thursday 7 30 p m CARLETON CHURCH Kingsbury Road Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am Ra lph Carl supt Worsh tp servtce 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meet1ng Wedn esday 1 30 p m Rev Jay Stiles pastor OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev Carl Rtchards pa stor Mrs Worley Fran c 1s Sunday schoo l supt Sunday school 9 45 a m church servtces second and fourth SundayS. follow tng Sunday school f rst and th.rd Sunda y e' enmgs 7 30 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pa stor Sunday School supt Ronald Osborne Btb le Schoo l 9 30 am prea ch tng 10 45 am Evenmt serv1ces 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST - Ronald Wells pastor Sunday School 9 30 am Morn ng worship 10 JO a m Young People s Serv.ce 6 45 p m Evangeli st c ser v ce 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Thursday 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev L R G luesencamp pa stor Roger W !fred Sr Sunday School Sup t Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am Sunday evenmg worsh•p 7 30 Prayer meetmg Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter class leader You th meet1ng Wednesday 7 30 15 m Ernest Deeter leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shook pastor Sunday school 9 30 am Russell Spencer supt worst1ip servtee 10 45 am evemng worsh1p alternating w th C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe lay leader WHITES CHAPEL Coolville RD Rev Roy Deeter pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m worshtp service 10 30 a m Bible study and prayer servtce Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Ke tth Wise pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m v H Braley supt worsh •p service and commun ton 10 30 a m evenmg serv ice 7 30 p m Wednesday B1ble study 7 30 p m Regular board meeting third Saturday each month 7 30 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday School 9 30 am Worship service 11 a m Wednesday prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Sunday ntght worsh p 7 30 p m RUTLANO CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Grtmm Jr pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Mornmg worsh tp 10 30 am Young peoples serv1ce 6 45 p m EvangeltSit c servtce 7 JO p m Wednesday evenmg servtce 7 30 p m MASO,. COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL George Casto pastor Sunday School 9 30 evenmg worship I Hunt 10 To Tell The rruth 6 Concentration 8 Wall Street Week 20 Beat the Clock 13 has be en keepmg pace wtth change Acts 10 3438 CBS News 8 10 7 30 - Porter Waaoner ~ Hollvwood Sauares .t NPw Trea sure But you have the strongest ally tn hrstory No- not alone 6 7 00 - Truth or Conseq 3 6 Beat th e Clock 4 New s 10 What s moraltttes," the endless changes? lsotoh ABC News ll & THIN6S J Helen Help Hy ~ s ••. FRIDAY JAN 11,1973 _ d son There tS new nchness and hoppmess m our l1ves, but there s1on Molly has a brother, and we have 326 [(;;:'':,:;,:::'.;:;-,::;: ;:;:;;;: ;:;::~:: :;:,:;:;:::::::;:)~;;:::::::::::·:::::::::: :·:::::::: : ::::::::;:;,:;.;::::<::::::::::;:;:·::::·:::::·::::<:::·: ;;:: I �'' i .' 8- Tlw Da;l) ~nltnel, Mlddkpoi'I-Pom<'I'Oy, 0., J;m 11 , 1974 Sentinel Stiversville News Notes Mr. and Mrs Lou1s A Del.uz and Mr and Mrs. Rlchard Abels called on Mr and Mrs Douglas Circle, Carmel, on Saturday evening Mr Circle 1s recuperatm~ from a recent hosp1lallzatwn Mr. and Mrs. V1ctor Durst, &otty and Jason, The Platns, spent the w'eekend w1th his parents, Mr. and Mrs R R Durst and Tom. John W. Lawson v1s1ted friends and relahves m East Uverpool, last week Mr and Mrs B1ll Mlddleswart v1s1ted the1r daughter, Mr and Mrs . Bobby Price and daughter at Long Bottom on Tuesday Mr . and Mrs J E Gluesencamp, Bolivar, VISited her parents, Mr and Mrs Raymond Fitch, Long Bottom, over the hohdays The Senior Citizens Club of th1s area held the1r monthly meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles H1lton Mr. and Mrs Rudy Durst yisited their 'daughter, Mr and Mrs. Tim W1lkmson and Shawn, in Columbus over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Proffitt, Great.Bend, called on Mr and Mrs Monte Proffitt and ch1ldren on Sunday Mr and Mrs Terry Wolfe WANT ADS INFORMATION and Chns, Syracuse, and M1 DEADLINES and Mrs Foster Wells and son 5 PM D:ty Before Publ rca lron Monday Oead l me 9 a m of Tuppers Pla ...scalled on Mr cc llat1on Co rr ec tron s and Mrs Gene Wolfe, David w illCan be accepted until 9 a rn fO r Day of Pu blr ca tt on and R1 chard, on Sunday REGULATIONS Rev and Mrs. L R Th e Publi sher re se r ves th e Gluesencamp and N1ck1 e nght to edtt or r e1ec t any ad s deem ed ObiCCitonal The Da" n, vacatwned 1n Flor1da pub l tShe r will not be respon stble f or more th an one tn dunng the holld~y season corre c t m se rtton Mr and Mrs Paul Evans RATES For Want Ad Servtce and Paul Dean v1s1ted Mrs 5 cen t s per Wo rd one tn ser tto n Mae Van Meter and Ruby on M rnrmum Cha rg e Sl 00 14 ce nt s per word thr ee Tuesday afternoon con secu t tve mserlron !"t Mr and Mrs. Thomas B1rch 26 ce nts per word srx. con and son, Waterford , spent sec uttve rnsert ton s 25 Per Cent Ot scount on pa td Sunday w1th Mr Cli nt B1rch ad s ' and ads patd wllhm 10 days and Leota CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs Dav1d Bryant, & OBITUARY S.2 00 t or 50 word m tn Charleston, v1s1ted Mr and mum Each addttr ona l word Mrs. B11l Bryant, Debra and 3c BLIND ADS Dav1d, on Saturday Addr l tonal 25c Cnarg e per Blll Brown, son of Mr anrl Advert rse m en t OFFICE HOURS Mrs Ralph Brewer. 1s a 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Daily pallent at Veteran 's Memonal 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noo n Saturd ay Hospital at tlus wntlng Mrs Mary Kay Greer, Mrs lost MorriS Teaford , Mr and Mrs Lou1s DeLuz, Mr and Mrs T HRE E WEEK S ago tn Sal em Cen ter area mal e bea g l e Woodr ow Dowme, Carol blac k, brown and wh t e nam e Carter, Pat Odum, S W Durst, ta g on collar Robe rt G Tann er Reward Phone 1 614 Paul Evans, Stan Fletcher, 886 76 19 Tom Durst and Mrs Hazel 1 7 otc Byrd were recent guests of the 3 W E EK S ago tn Sa lem Cen te r E H Carpenters area male beag le bla c k, Long Bottom Carpenter News, Event Social Notes Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey VIsited w1th the1r grandFred Larkms and Joe Bissell, who have both been patients at Veterans Memonal Hospital m Pomeroy have returned to !hell' homes here. Mr and Mrs. D1ck Hayman and sons of Success Road, Mr. and Mrs Ke1 th Ridenour and sons of Keno, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walls and son, Mr. and Mrs Elbert Fitzpatrick and family, Lancaster, Mr and Mrs Bob Fitzpatrick and daughters of Columbus, Mr and Mrs. Tom Hayman and daughters and Mr and Mrs. Garth Sm1th spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Young of Paden City, W.Va. Holiday guests of Mr and Mrs. Joe BISsell were Mr and Mrs. Mike Bissell and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Groenaveld of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs Ted Hayman and fam1ly, Westerville, Mr. and Mrs Uoyd McPeek of BeUevdle, W Va., Joe Bissell, Mason, Leona Hensley, Mr and Mrs DaVId G. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Hank Holter and family and Mrs. David Smith and Diana. Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Dill of Pomeroy were vis1 ling Mr. and Mrs. Warren Connolly and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Larktns. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson of Columbus spent several days at the~ trailer here. Holiday vLSttbrs of Mr and Mrs. Dave Smith and Diana were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Drake, Reynoldsburg, and Mr. and Mrs. David G. Smith, Manetta. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curtis and fam1ly were VISiting Mary Pierce. V1sihng Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wells were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wells and sons, ReedsvU!e, Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Sayre and daughter and Mr .' and Mrs. Ralph Wells and family Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Larkins of Pennsylvama, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weber and Vida of Tuppers Plains, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Larkins and family of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bogard were visiting Mr. and Mrs Fred Larkins. Mr. a~d Mrs. B1ll Thurston are visiting relatives m Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Larkms were visiting .Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wamsley, Cheshire Mary Kibble, who has been ,. visiting A. B Kibble of Reedsville, has returned to her home in Aptos, California. VISitors in the Kibble hom. were Mr. and.Mrs. Tom Drake, Reynoldsburg, Mr. and Mrs David G. Struth, Manetta, and Mr. and Mrs. David Sm1th and ' daughter and fam1ly, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark, Tamara and Penny, at Chester. Mr and Mrs. Vernon Perry and Mona Jean of Hilliards spent some time at the1r farm here and several relatives called to see them durmg the holiday vacation. Dana Ba1ley , Ricky and Murrell, spent part of a week m New Boston, Ill., w1th hLS sonm-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs R1chard Jeffers and daughters Mr. and Mrs Robert Mattox jomed his brother and sister-mlaw, Mr. and Mrs Herman Mattox m Charleston, W Va. and they enjoyed Hohday on Ice performance together The New Year's Watch N1ght service at Mt. Umon Church was well attended. Hymn smgmg was enJoyed w1th spec1al numbers by the Kmg fam1ly of Carlton Church and home talent. Earl Starkey, Carl Greenlees, and Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan, Columbia Grange, attended the regular meeting of Metgs County Pomona Grange at Rock Springs. Guests at a New Year's Eve party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cheadle, Don, Kathy and Rex1e, were Mr. and Mrs. W1lliam Cheadle, Metta Fisher, Sara Nelson, Tma Radekm, Bruce Markms, James and Don Cottenll and Gary Hamon Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillogly, V1cky and Bruce, were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Lincoln Russell of Wolf Pen. Mr. and At.trs Herman Cordray of Athens, Robert Cordray of Columbu s and daughter, Mrs. Victona Parrish, North 'carohna, VISited with Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers and her mother, Beulah Cordray. Jllr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan attended Star Grange on Saturday evemng and he reported on the annual state grange sess10n wh1ch they attended in Dayton m October. Mr and Mrs Roy Wtseman, Harrisonville, spent New Year's Day w1th her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey Dana Batley, Jr , who has been stahoned in Germany for more than a year, phoned greetings to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Bailey, Sr Kathanne Hepburn was the first mot10n p1cture actress to wm three Oscars The Academy Awards for 1968 m a d e M1ss Hepburn the flfSt three-lime wmner -VIolet Smith fo r her role m "The LIOn m Wmter " Dee Dee B1g capac•tv Mavtag Auromat.cs '} speed orerat ton Choice o water temps Auto water level control Lrnt Filter or Power Frn Agrtator .. Perma- Press May tag Halo of Heat Dryers SlFrround clothes w rth gentle e11en heat No hot spots , no overdrymg Fine Mesh L•nl Ftlter We Specialile '" MAYTA(; A ed Carpet Serv~<: e RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-4211 ' Arnold Grate Rutland ' ' brown and whtl e Nam~ tag ~ n co l lar Rob ert G Ta nn er Rewa rd Phon e 1 61 4 886 76 19 I 7 61 C Notice SHOOTIN G M A TCH Forked Run Spor tsman Clu b noon Sunday Fac tory ch ok ed guns only 1 10 3t c MEIG S CO FtSh & Game Assoc will nav e a meettng Jan 16th , 7 30 at Syra cuse Club Room 1 IJ 4tc Get R esults EXPERIENCED Dick's Hoard House DITCHING SERVICE Wa l er Lutes and Power Lmes All work done by lhe toot or con1ract Also doler work and sept1c tanks in- "STRIPPERS" We Stnp Patnl, Varntshoes. etc from Furntture Antiques Modern-Metals We buy Anltques , Collectibles, etc P1ck-up Servtce A variable slatled See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-7089 N1ght 992-3525 or 992· 5232 L IVING ROOM su 1t es tn modern and Medrterranean styles Your ct1otc e of colors tn v elvets or ny lon wrth Sco t c hgard On ly $279 95 Whtle they la st Pomeroy Recovery 612 E Matn Str ee t Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 1 10 8t c SALE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 7 PM Cons1gnments ac cepted 10 a .m. to 6 p.m. da1ly, or will pay cash ~.or your household 1tems. Kerr Street Pomeroy, Ohro Ph 992 2174 INSTALLING AND 992-2094 606 E. Mam Pomeroy REPAIR OFFICE SUPPLIES Bu1lt to Your ' Specs POMEROY HOME & AUTO and 1 Delivered to Job Stte Residence and Mobile Homes HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Display. PHONE 843-2341 Mason , W Va 773 5554 EXPERT Wheel Alignment P&J HEATING AND COOLING '5.55 ' Ph. 992-5271 GAS and OIL SALES& SERVICE On Most Amencan Cars -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992-2094 & labor 21S N 2nd Ave. Moddleporl Phone 992 ·3509 606 E. Ma1n , Pomeroy , 0 -------------- Income When Hospitalized For P•11on lo P"tlm tle1lth ln1u11nee Clll Stephen C. Snowden S53 Russell St \Gravel Holl) M1ddleporl, Ohoo P IA NO and ORGAN lessons by graduate of Cmcrnnatr Conservatory of Mus 1 c Gerald Hoffner , Phone 992 3825 1 3 12tc ------- ---- ---- SHOOTING Match Racme Gun Club Sunday , Jan 13, 1 p m Assorted m ea t s, factory Ch'llc.ed guns only 1 9 Jtc INCOME Tax ~ervtcfl 9 am to 5 p m Daily . except Sun day eventngs by appomtment only Co Rd 7.7. off Rt 7 bypa ss Phone Wanda Eblrn , 99 7. 22 72 I 2 30tc Wolfpen News, NOleS . Mr and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Kail, Kevm and Charles, were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Lena Knapp of Langsville honormg Mrs. Doyle Knapp 's bll'thday. Mr and Mrs. Jack Elam, Bill and Carolyn, were Sunday afte•noon VISitors of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haning, Rhonda and Ronald, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tuckerman. Mr and Mrs. Paul McElroy were recent v1s1tors of Mr and Mrs B11l McElroy, Jeff and Joey, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl McElroy of Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Harley E Johnson and Mrs. Ada Slack were In SommersviUe, W. Va., recently to attend a funeral of a relative. On their return they VISited Mr and Mrs. LoveD Blake of Charleston. Painting ASpecialty Areajs Most Reasonable Pnces All work guaranteed FOR e1ectr1ca1. plumbtng , and remodel tng work, Cal! 843 2341 for FREE ESTIMATES 1 11 26t c IF YOUR OIL FURNACE 1s not working properly in your trailer or home ... LP GAS FURNACE CALL 5232 RUTLAND FURNITURE RUTLAND, O. PH. 742-4211 Help Wanted Pets For Sale AKC Toy R oadie PuppieS, $75 00, S1 amese Ktttens, S15 Phone 1 256 6247 1 10 26tc - - - - - ---------AKC Ca1rn Terr tors , 6 weeks old Male and female cnamp ton ttne. SIOO Phon e 949 4609 1 10Stc WANTED THE DAILY SENTINEL - - - -------- - - - - Wanted To Buy • POMEROY, 0. C BRADFORD , Auct1oneer Complete Servtce Phone 949 3821 Rac1ne. Ohto Cri tt Bradford 5 1 tfc EXCAVAT IN G, dozer , loader and backhoe work. septic tanks tnstalled dump trucks and Ia boys for h1re. W1ll haut ftll d1rt lop so rl, i1mestone and grave! , Call Bob or Roger J effer s, day phone 992 7089 n tght phone 992 3525 or 992 SWITCH TO AN WANTED IN POMEROY PHONE 992-2156 1 8 4tc Lincoln H1ll Pomeroy , 0. Restdence, commercial or mobtle homes Save on parts Open 8 Tll5 Monday lhru Saturday WILL do sewr ng tn my nom e A nd also , have l he n ew style rmg scarves for sale ~ Phone 992 5866 1 8 5t c Frre Dept Gene's Body Shop 2 11 tfc DOZER work, tand cleanng by tile acre hourly or contract, farm ponds , roads, etc Large dozer and operator w1 t h over 20 veers expenence Putlms Excavattng , Pomeroy , Ohto Phone 992 2478 12 19 tfc O'DELL A/1nement work can be done by apporntment only at present trme. due to Illness tn fam 1ly Phone for ap potntment 742 3232 ll25tfc G & E Appliance Repa1r Phone at the shop, 992 3802 or 949 4254 READY MIX 12 30 261p CONCRETE del1vered r~ght to your protect Fast and easy Free est tma tes Phone 992 3284 Goegleln Ready M tx Co , Midd l eport, Oh10 30 lfc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 6 GOOD used ptano Phone 992 2704 1 10 6tc NO l COPPER. 65c, radiators, 32c, red brass, J5c, batteries, Sl 10 M A Hall, Reedsville, Oh10 Phone 378 6249 1 6 lfc REASONABLE rates, Ph 446 4782, Galltpolts, John Russell Owner and Operator 5 12 tfc foN E 3 yr old Hereford bul l Phon e 667 3337 or 667 3348 anvttm e I 8 3tp ICE AND SNOW Rock sal t for townshtpS, lawns. and bustnesses •n bulks and bags for te e and snow Excelstor Salt Works Phone 992 3891 11 II ftc auto parts , all stock must go• Ov er 111 off on anythmg m yard we have• 390 Ford & Mercury motors S30, 383 & 318 Dodge & Plymouth mo, ors SJ O. 6 c vt Chevrole t motor s S/5, tate model auto and std tr ansm tsston s from SlO to S40 13 14 15" wheels , all k rnds $2, Comp l et e front ends $2 5 See Pau l Batrd at Pau l s Auto Parts R t 7 by pass or Phone 4469714 Run. Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Fox have returned home after spending several weeks in Florida. Mrs Georgia D1ehl, grand. son, Charles Anthony D1elil, recenUy called on Mr. and Mrs. Griff Archer, Baileys Run, and Mr Ed Russell and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Russell of Bradbury Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stahl, Cockfighting is 11legal m Stockdale, visited recently lthe Umted Slates, ' Canada w1th Mr. and Mrs. Norman ~nd many other cou ntnes &haefer. ROOM • SUtleS tn modern and Medtterranean sty les Your cho1ce of co lors tn ve l vets and nylon wtth Only $279 95 Scot c hgard while they last Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E Matn Stre et Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 1 10 Bt c NEW SE T of encylopedtas, over 100 hard backed navel books never been used, 5,000 BTU west•nghouse atr cond1troner pra c tically n ew , sewtng machtne and qurte a few m tscellaneous ttems Phone 992 5968 1 10 Stc NEEDLE SEWING MACHINE S 1973 Model Ill walnut stand All f eatures built rn to make fancy des1gns and do stretch sewtng A lso buttonhol es , blrn d hems . etc $4 3 35 cash pn ce or terms available Phone 992 2984 1 1 tfc VACUUM CLEANERS, Eleclro Hygtene New Demonstrators ha s all cleanrng attachments plus the new E l ectro Suds for shampootng carpet Only S27 50 cash prtce or terms ava il able 1 7 lfc FOAM to ftll your old couch and charr cush tons as low as $10 95, Upholstery books on ly SOc, 4 tnch covered foam mattresses for standard Stze bed , S29 95 Pomeroy Recovery , 622 E Matn, Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 12 23 26tc UPHOLSTERY F"brtcs by the yard 54 tnches wtde as low as $1 95 per yard velvets as low as S3 45, Imported velvets, $9 95 We also have nylon, Herculon , cotton prrnts , vtnyts and remnants by the yard or by the p1ece Pomeroy Recovery , 622 East Ma1n Street , Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 12 23 26tc 1977 T BIRD , mmt cond tf 1on, loaded For sale or t rade for lo t or acreage. equat to pnce $4 000 Phone Mason , 773 5468 11 9 3tc 1972 KS Chevy Bi tzer 4 wheel dnve. 4 speed transm tss ton , blu e w1th wh1te removab le top All new 10 15 new ttre s. excellent cond 1f10n Call 992 7200 after 4 p m 1 10 6tc -----------'----OFFICE rooms -for rent on 2nd f loor of Coats butldtng over Dutton 's Drug Store Call 992 3641, or 992 5,141 1 4 12tc WE HAVE all your upholsteFy needs , Burlap, d en1m , cambnc, roam g lu e, Zippers, tackmg str rp, sprmgs and clips , chtpboard , button twrne, sewing threa d. legs, upholstery books , dacron webb ing, spring twine, tacks, welt cord, cotton, swive l bases' and foam, foam, foam Pomeroy Recovery , 622 East Mam Street~ Pomeroy Phone 992 7S54 12 23 26tc VACUUM Cleaners new 1973 Model Comp lete with all c lean1ng tools Small pamt damage rn shippmg W ill take S27 cash or budget plan ava1lable Phone 992 2984 12 18 tfc 985 1971 ALL Electr 1c Wtnd sor Mobile Home , 12x65 . 3 bedroom atr condrtroner, 13' expando, I acre ground Old Rt 33 North of Rock Sprtngs Phone 992 5671 -- -~~ ~-----\.... GREAT COUNTRY pamter lntertor and extenor Phone __ _ 12 23 lfc 39S1 12 5 26tp CAR~ENTER-.;or;:-~aso;;.y work, general remodel my by hour: or contract Pnone 992· 3511 12 16-26tc - - ------ ------ Let Us Install Now! SUPER SERVICE STA 9 .. ~ - Jack w CarSey , Mgr lliilll Phone 992 9932 WE'LL TRADEI "' ·· • 1.-----------------~ - _J · FIREWOOD, $12 per ptckup u load any day after 2 oo G Gordon Proffttl, Great Bend , "' Sandy D esert R d , Portland, : -.. Ohio , Rt 1 12 28 12tc ..,. • • •' Real Estate For Sale 7 • - - -~- - - ------- STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM Middleport-Pomeroy . o. 985-4100 OF QUALITY I 1972 CHEVROLET BELAIR 4 door, lacall owner car wtth less than 15,000 m1les, beige au tomatic , power steering & brakes, radio, spotless clean Inter tor Want a sharp car at the price of average car? - ------- ----~~L 33 1Y68 CHEVROLET BELAIR ' 1971 CHEVROLET BLAZER $2895 4 wh . drive, 350 V 8 engine, locking frl hubs, automaloc trans., power steertng & brakes. radto. vehicle of many uses, custom tnm, sharp 1 o'll(n~r. Mtddleporf. Ohro, 45760 • 1 9 lfc --- --- - - ------ 68 Chevelle Coupe, V-8 motor, auto. · ·•·· ·· '895 Rl. 124-LANGSVILLE Home, ti l e garage 41x18 Cellar wrth storage over lmmed1ate possession 17 acres Home IS 2 yrs old 3 bedrooms (double closels) Colored bath W. shower K1lchen has 29 f1 cabonets, Range & Ref Large din1ng area. Utlltty. Garage, barn, slorage bldg S22,SOO 00 NEW RT. 7 - 1'12 acre 2 wells Electrtc Approved for Seploc Tank Blacklop road 1n Buildings $4,500 00 POMEROY - 2 slory frame New New colored furnace New H.W lank Paneling & Tole $6,500 00. REEOSVILLE - 77 acres $9,000 00 THE ANSWER TO YOUR HOME HUNTING CAN BE FOUND WITH US CALL TODAY HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992-2259 L>calBowling TEAFORD POMEROY LANES wednesday Early V t• qt l B T• dfntr l \ r Brrd1. 1 II; r/11 ·( ll ,1111r ~I , ·I Pnnlt •ro ·l - Ohrn 1)'(,~;, Morning League Janu1ry7, 1974 Zlde's Sport Shop Regatta In Young's Market Tenth Framers Nelson's Drugs Smith Nelson Motors Plus restdence of 6 room s, and bath Slock and foxlures go with the sale of building S2S,OOO.OO or won Lost u 2 12 4 10 6 10 6 6 10 0 16 High G1me Men- Bill Porter 231, A L what would you offer MIDDLEPORT - Phelps, Jr 215 Res1dence Women - Betty Smith 207, Linda Winebrenner 193 Team - Zide'S Sport Shop of 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms, bath , large lot of one acre plus 1 bedroom rental unrt Only 7A2 POMEROY - Men - A L PhelpS Jr 622, Bill Porler S78 $17,500 00 2 bedroom H•gh Series Women - Betty Smith s•s. Pat Carson 528 Team - Zlde's Sport Shop frame home w 1th some furniture , bath , gas furnace, and lovely porch By the Day 66 Cadillac 4 Dr. H.T., air .................. '695 ... 66 Buick 4 Door, V-8, auto ................. 1295 Eden News If no answer 992 2568 COUNTRY STORE - 68 Olds Cut. H.T. Sed., V-8, auto., P.S. -.. · 1895 Transfers 21h acres 2 bedroom Mob1le bath Carmel News, Rev. and Mrs Richard Young and family of Sidney spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Edson Roush. Mrs. J. Edward Foster of Lonnie S. Lemaster, dec., to Rena Lemaster, Hershell Pomeroy visited Mr. and Mrs. Lemaster, Wilma Hoschar, Carl Circle and family on New Daisy Dougherty, Donna Year's Day. MISS Dixie Circle returned to Jfayes, James Lemaster, Etta her school at Cleveland Mae MiUer, Edward Lemaster, Heights on Wednesday. Betty J. Noms, recordcert. for Mr and Mrs. Frank Hudson trans., Bedford. Wilma Hoschar, Larry A. and Toni, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hoschar, Bettie J . Norris, Hudson and Joy of Racine Winford F. Norris, Dona A. spent Sunday with Mr. and Hayes, Billy D. Hayes, Daisy Mrs. Allan Taylor Mr. and Mrs. James Circle of Dougherty, James H. New Haven called at the home Dougherty, James Lemaster, Marvene Lemaster, Edward of Mary Circle on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson Lemaster, Bonnie Lemaster, I!Dd Sheryl LeAnn called on Ettie M. Miller, Charles E. Miller, Hershel 'LeMaster, Mr. Rnd Mrs. Douglas Johnson Susie Lemaster to Rena on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark, Lemaster, parcels, Bedford. Racine, called on Eunie Rena Lemaster to James E. Pennington, Allee E. Pen- Brinker, a recent evening. Paul Cardone of Racme was mngton, 38.99 acres, Bedford a guest of Bob BUI Lee Friday Thomas G. Snowball, dec., to and Saturday. Mr. and night Gladys S. Snowball, cert. of Mrs. Arthur Orr of Chester trans., Syracuse. called at the Robert Lee home Ray Darst to Irene Darst, on Tuesday. coal, Salisbury. CharUe Randolph and friend Clara E. Howery, Extn:., of Rock Springs called at the Eddie Lou Howery, dec., to home of Arthur Johnson and Edward R. Burke, Phyllis J. family and Betty Van Meter a Burke, 75 acres, Columbl8. Oscar T. Smith, exec. recent evemng. Lawrence A. Smith, dec., to Larry M. Smith; Janet A. Smith, parcel, Salisbury. K1tchen and 2101. dtnmg. Basement wrth washer- dryer hookups $15,000 oo , POMEROY - Cozy 5 rooms. • SYMPATHY FLOWERS bath, basement and small ~ garden Just $5 ,000.00. • INCOME - Bus1noss building : and 6 room apartment Steam ' heat 1n both ; MOBILE HOME LOT - On ; Route 7 About one acre. 1 Say DO YOU NEEQ ONE OF THE : ABOVE INVEST IN A HOME ' AND FEEL SECURE RENT : MONEY HELPS THE LAND. • .LORD PAY OFF THE ' TGAGE "/ Care" ' BASKETS;-SlO.OO VASE5-S7.SO SPRA Y5-S12.60 DUDLEY'S FLORIST Middleport, 0. Social Notes . Pnced AI "" While with viny l lop, air & all the goodies Dealer welcome on th1s one. $2195 Pnced at mileage Th1s 1s a steal for you at only 69 MerCUIY Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto ..... ICJ95 69 Olds 88 H.T. Cpe., power, air ............ '695 69 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., V-8 auto........ ·11295 2 Dr H T , vinyl lop, factory air, local one owner . Th1s car IS pnced for quick sail!. 1971 Hornet 2 Dr. 1971 Ford LTD 4 Dr. HT 6 cyl., auto P.S, P. B., low 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof; air ..... 1895 72 Chrysler New Yorker Pnced At 1972 Dodge Coronet 4 Dr. Sed. 69 Olds 98 HT Cpe., power, v-roof, air ...... 1995 OPEN EVES8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Property Priced for you at 70 Ford WaROn. air · .... ·.................. 11295 68 Chev. Vz t. Pickup, V-8, speed ......... 11295 Meigs 4 dr sed , color white, auto., P S., P B., rad1o, sharp car. 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air .. · .. -.. -· 11895 70 Camaro H.T. Coupe, V-8 auto., P.S. '"" 11995 6 cyl. only 38,650 miles on this one A great buy. $}595 Sale Priced at 1970 Buick Skylark 2 Dr. HT 1970 Pontiac Lemans 2 Dr. Sed. A real sharp 70 model car. This one is ready to go & priced for you at only Th1s car IS extra clean & priced to sell. $1995 Now Just Now Just This week only $}695 WE WANT YOU BACK CAUSE THE JOB WAS DONE RIGHT NOT BECAUS~ THE JOB WAS DONE WRONG See Ceward Calvert or Bill Nelson REMEMBER We Seroice What We Sell 68 Olds 98 H.T. Sed., V-roof, air ........... 1895 A LOVELY new Home 112 m1le from Metgs Hrgh Schoo l Three bedrooms, two baths, full basement with two car garage Large lol $27 ,500 Also, recently remode le d three bedroom alder home 1n Pomeroy Price of $15,000 tncludes turn 1ture Owner VJIII hetp frnance either of these two propert tes Call 593 5667 Athens 12 2 30tc $3895 1972 Pontiac Catalina 71 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, full power, air .... 11395 70 Olds 98 lux. Sed., full pow., air, · .. ·- •12095 POMEROY MOTOR CO. DESIRABLE two bedroom house tn M ldd l eport, ready to occupy Call 992 5310 12 30 26tc 3 bedrooms SB95 v.a 4 Door, en~tne, automatic trans., power steenng, factory air, rad1o, good ttres , clean 1ntenor, blue fin1sh Box JUST OFF RT. 33 - $2495 finiSh, blk vlnyl lop, good w w !~res. standard V 8 eng1ne, SPAC IOU S b 1 Leve l and spl1t level homes are now under ; construct1on on crty water and sewpr Many deluxe features lncludmg a.r con dlftonmg Best f 1nanctng aOJailabte Other type homes tn different areas on F H Adm f tnanc•ng wt t h no down payment can co llect (837 654 0) or wr.te to MEIGS 0 Pomeroy Motor Co. 17,000 m1les, factory air. local owner. Priced Only 72 Olds 98 lux. Sed., V-roof, air ·•...... " 13695 o. Many factory extras This car is sharp air ........ 14900 72 Buick Elec. 225 H.T. Sed., air ·.. ·- .. -··13295 2 SIGNS PT PLEASANT , Modern 6 room house , edge of town. carpeted-t Pl2 bath , attached garage , excellent condtt •on Vacant Call 675 2615 or wr1te Lourse Par so ns, Box 10, Rt 2, PI Pleasant W Va 25550 • 1 10 4tp pow~r. RIGGS USED CARS Chester, 1972 Chrysler Newport 4 Dr. Sed. 73 Olds 98 lux. Sed., power, roof, air .. -.. 14895 73 Olds Toronado, V·roof, power, air ...... ·'4895 Located on St. Rt. 7 • 1973 Chevrolet Monte Carlo 73 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air- .... · .. 15900 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebe 1 ROOM house, extra n1ce " locat•on on new by pass Rt 7, .. \15 m tnute dnve to the Gavm "' Plant and ten mtnute dr1ve to Pomeroy Extra large tot can be vacant at once Can see by appomtment Call anyt tme ' after J p m , 247 2163 111Stc , DEVELOPMENT P These Cars Are Hand Picked By Bill Nelson For This Extra Special Sale. When You Think of Buying Any Car, New or Used You Should Think Of Smith Nelson For Your Sake. 73 cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air········ '5900 72 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, PH. 992-2174 EXTRA SPECIAL SALE 7'1. Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air .... ·.. 14900 1 9 5tc IF YOUR Ot l furnace IS not war k tn g rtg h t rn your tr a ller r:------'-"-----------""4 or home sw1tch to LR Gas Furnace Call Rutland F urntture Company, 742 42 11 1 8 6tc EXP~RIENCEO For Rent or Sale •• 773 5867 --~-- -- --- ----- Employment Wanted •... 1970 OLDSMOBILE V tsla Cru1ser, new ttres, a1r con dttlonmg, Sl.SOO Phone 1 30.4 -------------- - 3 11-tfc ALL SIZES IN STOCK LIV I NG . - Pos1t1ve Stop and Go In Mud & Snow. Check Our Big Bargain Lot Now! POMEROY, OHIO • 73 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, rad. tires, air·- .. '5900 CO-OP COUNTRY ; SQUIRE 120 ;, - ------------- ---------- ----- 3975 It's Snow Tire Time! 1973 BUL TACO PursanQ. only raced 3 trm es, $750 Also 1973 Husgvarna 250 CR Just l tke new $850 Phone 304 727 5177 l 9 Jtc SOD E. MAIN USED CARS DRIVE OUT 'l .- - --..-.L----, ' 1 9 6tp For Rent PRIVATE meetmg room for any organ tzat1on, phone 992 HT. one '68 Ponftac Ftrebtrd, ,.. one otft ce desk one sen11ce, , station cash regtster, lots of .., mtscellaneq.us ttems May be ~ seen at Paul 's Auto Parts, Rt . _ 7 bypass or phone 446 9714 .,. 1 6 6tp w - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. VALUE RATED !~=~~~~: ~~; .~~s~~:~~~~~~og~' = PROPER TY sold' Save now on Laurel Cliff News Notes STORAGE butldtngs, prtced for ; qutck sate , one 8x36 .;; housetrat l er , one 10x1 2 used .. ca r off tee buitdmg. one 12 x 22 "' meta l garage, one ' 41 ,• Studebaker body w tth Chevy .... rear end and Chevy front .. axle one 63 Brockway " SA LT FOR SEPTIC TANKS, AROBIC NEED woman to lr ve tn and ,S E WAGE SYSTEMS take mother's place of 2 CLEANED, REPAIRED ch 1ldren tn a new respectabl e MILLER SANITAT ION , home You may a lso ha'Je 1 OLD turn tt ure, oak tables , STEWART. OHIO PH 662 ch tl d of your own Phone 992 clocks, 1ce boxes, brass beds, 3035 2536 d1shes or complete 10 4 ttc 1 B ttc DAMAGE , 1973 ZIG households Wr1te M 0 -----;----------- PAINT ZAG SEW ING MACHINES M tller Rt 4, Pomeroy , Oh10 , SE PTIC TANKS cleaned Stt tl m or1gmat cartons No KOSCOT KOSMETICS & W IGS call 992 6271 Modern Santt at ton, 992 3~54 or attachments needed as our We have the prod uc t on hand 992 7349 s 13 lfc controls are butlt In Sews and we del tver to you p er - - - -----------10 2J tfc Wtth 1 or 2 needles, makes sona ll y He l en Jane Brown , CASH patd for all makes and buttonholes, sew on buttons, 9925 113 models of mobrle homes ELNA and Wh1te Se w1ng monograms, and bl tnd hem 12 30 lfc Phone area code 614 423 '1531 Machtnes Servtce on all st1tch Full cash pnce S38 50 4 13 tfc makes Reasonable rates or budgel plan avartable The Sew1ng Center, Mrd Phone 992 2984 dleport Oh to 11 16 tfc ~ -----------\:~_'_fc 1965 F ORD Ga1ax1e sao 4 door V8, auto Shift, $275 Phone 949 SLEE:P IN G room over wme Automatic Z1g Zag PRICE CONSTRUCTION, SINGER 3211 Sewmg Machrnes, 10 sewing store tn Pomeroy Reference Roofing, spouting, kttchens I 10 3tp table Makes buttonholes required Cal l 992 5293 and bathrooms Complete sews on buttons, blind hems , 1 10 tfc remodelmg Phone 742 6273 etc Top notch cond1tian Pay 1953 FORD . good body Run s 12 3 tfc good Call 843 7.7.72 $51 or terms avatlable Phone 3 ROOM furnrshed house w1th 992 2984 1 10 3tc bath Adults on l y Phone 992 DOZER and back hoe work, 12 18tfc --- ~----------SS92 ponds and sept1c tanks , dtt 110tfc chtng serv1ce, to p so1l, f1l l GROCERY busmess tor sate dtrt, lrmestone , B&K Ex Build1ng for sale or lease RESTAURANT - 10 Rutland cavattng Phone 992 5367 or Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m for rent All equrpment fur 992 3861 to 10 p m for appomt"'~nt ntshed Call Rutland 742 4211 9 1 tfc 3·20-tfc 1 10 6tc NEIGLERS for building houses SINGER sewtng machtnes 1972 1 NEW 2 room apartment, and kitchen cabtnets Call model in beaut 1ful walnut By Bertha Parker furn1sned , kttchen, bedroom, Guy Neigler, Racme, Oh io cabinet Makes deSign sttf bath, telephone 773 5'47 also, 949 3604. Sabbath School attendance ches, zrg zag , buttonholes, 1 2 bedraom, l 1vrng room , 12 20 26tc blind hems, etc Like n ew on January 6 was 92, Atkitchen, bath, apartment Only S89 95 Call Ravenswood furnished on hard road tn tendance for worship service 273 9521 or 273 9893 after 5 00 Mason Phone Reynolds NEED A new cetllng or room 12 1 tfc was 55, offermg w~s $104.20. Apartments, W Va paneled, or mtertor panting? 1 10·6tp Call Richard Wtlt, 992 2889 · Chotr members present - ----.----------12 18-26tc GRAVELY mower w1th brush numbered 15. 2 BEDROOM furn1shed apt No ---~--- --- ----hog , and new snow blade pets, $75 per month, plus AUTOMOBILE Insurance been Mrs. Pearl Jacobs fell Al$0. beagle dpgs 2 mate and util1tles Robert Htll, Ractne , cancel led ' Lost your 1 female Phone 992 3511 recenUy and broke three ribs. 949 3811 operator's license Call 992 1 9 4tc 7428 1 4 8tp She was a pahent in Holzer 6 15 tfc Medical Center but returned -------------EXCELSIOR Salt Works , E FURNISHED , 2 bedroom Marn St ~ , Pomeroy All k tnds home Saturday. .' SEW ING MACHINES Repair apartment , Mtddleport of salt water pellets , waler servrce. all makes, 992 2284 Phone 992 3874 Mrs. Gerald Pullins was a nuggets , block salt and own The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy 12 28 ttc Oh10 Rrver Salt Phone 992 Authonzed Smger Sales and med1cal patient at Holzer 3891 Service We Sharpen Sc1ssors Medical Center for several TRAILER . Brown's Tra11er 6 5 ttc 3 29 lfc Pan Phone 992 3324 days 1 II tfC STEREO RADIO, am fm, 8 Mrs Dora Holley spent WILL trim or cut trees and track tape combmatron , 4 way 4 ROOM furnished and shrubbery Also, clean out Chnstmas day with her 3 ANO speaker sound sys te m unfurn tshed apartments basements, attiCS, etc Call Balance $ 102 66, or use our daughter and son-m-law, Mr. Phone 992 5434 949 3221 or 742 4441 budget terms Call 992 3965 4 12-tfc 1 2 26tc and Mrs. Hartwell Curd, Ball 1 11 tfc Auto Sales .., . For Sale e TWIN PAPER CARRIER GUN Shoot January 12, 6 p m , Mtle H rll Road Factory chok ed guns only Assorted - meats Sponsored by Ra c tne Pomeroy WOOD TRUSSES ,. ~ ... PHONE 593-5035 COLLECT -------- ------ SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. A&A HEATING B&G AUCTION Bill Wade. Aucltoneer Nalhan Boggs Rad1ator Specra hst ASK US ABOUT PRE-FABRICATED --------------14 Riverside Dr . Athens. Oh10 From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Radtator t o the sma lle st Heater Core OICK SEYLER, Owner Phone 992·2798 m 1 10 Jtc 1 For Sale r====B~u=s=in:;-;==es=s==S=e.=rv~i~c~e~s;:;;:;~ Pomeioy Home & Auto SHO OT IN G MATCH Cor n Hollow Gun Club turn f trst rtghl after Miles Cem etery , R u tlan d F actory choked guns on l y Sunday , Jan 13 1 P Classified~ ' OUR WORD IS OUR BOND Open Evenings 'Til 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. SeiYice 'Til 12 On Saturday SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ®e 992-2174 · 500 E. Main St .• Pomeroy, Ohio 65 Dodge 2 Door, V-8 Auto................. '50 ~ 61 Chev. 4 Door, V-8 Auto............. .... .. '50 Alfred Social Note.~ Sunday &hooJ attendance on Jan 6 was 45, the offermg $17.90. Worsh1p services were held at 11 o'clock with Rev. Meece brmgmg the message from Deut. 0: 1().19. Attendance was 24, offering $15.46 and pledges Karr & Van Zandt "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POME,ROY Open Evenings Untii6:00-Til Sp.m. Sat. $64. Tuppers Plains Reeds_ville Society News News, Notes By Mrs. Evelyn Brlckles Mrs. Bernice Hawkey and daughter, Donna, of MI. Zlon, W. Va., spent a few days here with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles. Mrs. Eunice Halsey returned home from Veterans Memorial Hospital . in Pomeroy and is sUghUy improved. Mrs. Gladys Croy of Chester Is caring for her. . Those visiting Marvin Walker over the weekend were his brother, Phillip Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Mlller and James Maddox, aU of Dayton. Harold Carson of Parkersburg was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs Dinsmore Boyles. Mr. and Mrs. David R1ggs and two daughters of V1enna, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Gene Riggs and two sons of Eastern and Ray Justis of Tuppers Plains, all were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Oscar Babcock. Berry Halsey of Cleveland and his grandmother of Hockingport and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brooks called on Mrs. Eunice Halsey Sunday afternoon. L V~rl Tuttle fell around Ull'lstmas time and fractured his foot but Is recovering satisfactorily at his home. He also is recovering from an eye q>eration for cataract. Mrs. Claude Smith is a patient at University Hospital, Columbus. Mrs. 'VIrginia Walton was a patient at Camden-Clark Hospital in Parkersburg. Mrs. Bess Larkins vis Ited with her daughter, Mrs Dons Marks at Chester during the hohdays. Overnight guests of Mrs Bess Larkins were Mr and Mrs James Caruthers and Penny of Louisville. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Myers and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead, members of the Commun•ty Builders Club, ate out at the Point of View Restaurant at Parkersburg, during the holiday season. Mrs. Opal Randolph, Mrs. Dorotha .Riebel, Mrs. Rose Thomas and Mrs. Gladys Morgan visited with Mrs Gladys Baughman at Gahanna recenUy. Johnny and Pam Riebel of Pomeroy Route were weekend guests of their grandparents, Mr and Mrs. D C. Riebel. Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown and David were Miss Naotru Pickens of Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas and sons of Enon, Rev. and Mrs. Clifford Thomas of Jackson, Mrs. Harliss Frank and George of Long Bottom, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Spencer and son of Long Mr. and Mrs. Charles Those spending ChriStmas day with Martha Holsinger were Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bigley, Mrs. Eddie Bigley, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb, Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Holsinger and Aleshla, Mr and Mrs. Clifford Holsinger, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jacobsen and son, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Holsinger Jr., Paul and Bradley, and Mrs. Emma Van Meter, Robert Dewey and David and Winnie Holsinger. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kerwin' spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. William Hoselton. Also spending the day were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Elden Blake Jr. · and Mrs. Clayton Kimes and and family . family and 1\fr. and Mrs. Billie Hoselton. LEui\L. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Holsinger of Ml.uouri spent a week with Mrs . Martha Holsinger at Christmas time. Mrs. Dawaln Durst and daughter, Charlotte, and THE TAX BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN grandson, Bret, of Corapolis, FOR THE DECEMBER OR FIRST Pa., spent Friday evening with HALF . COLLECTION OF THE 19}3 Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Holsinger ' and Aleshla. 'REAL ESTATE TAXES. ALSO FOR Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb DELINQUENT TAX, CLOSING and Laura and Mrs. John DATE WILL BE JANUARY 20, 1974. Robinson and son spent New Year's Day with Martha Holsinger. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fields and son visited recently with MEIGS COU REAL ESTATE OWNERS RD E. FRANK The Women 's Society will hold 1ts next regular meeting on Tuesday evemng, Jan. 15, at the home of June Stearns with June leading the program on, "Call to Prayer & Self-Demal " Everyone IS welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode attended the Cluster P1ckens and Sherry of Williamstown, and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cowdery Garrel Chevalier of Mansfield vLSited w1th his parents, Mr . and Mrs. Edward Chevalier during the holidays Mr. and Mrs. Dana Van Meter and children of Belpre were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence·Rose. 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 ofiHe Finest: · •CROYDON •PARKWOOD •FLEETWOOD •KIRKWOOD •CAMERON MOBILE HOMES Frank Gheen, Soles Mgr. . Ph: 992-7777 Pomeroy, Ohio Next Door to the u Jones Boysu -WINTER HOURs9 to 6 Mon. Sal ,Closed Sundays \. Mrs. Vere Swartz have been their son, Richard Swartz and son, Randy, of Ravenna, 0 ., who spent from Saturday until Monday. Calling bnefly were Mr. and Mrs. Mlllard Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kuhn and family of Uttle Hockmg, and Terry and Nancy Swartz, local. The children and grandchildren and family of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Swartz spent Christmas w1th thmr parents here The Wednesday evening prayer ser\ltce at the church has been cancelled for January due to the bad weather and shortage of fuel-<>11. Joe Poole of Tha1land has arrived on a leave from duty overseas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Parker and Eddte and the home of hts w1fe and son here, whll~ he is overseas. Rates of Taxation for 1973 In pursuance of law, I, Howard E. Frank. Treasurer of Metga County, Ohio do hereby give notice that the number of Malls levied on each dollar of propmly ~ hown on the General Tax Duplicate of Real Est.ate, Public Ul1hty und Persorr.1! P1 operty within said County for the year 1973 is rm follows. TOWNSHIPS SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND CORPORATIONS BEDFORD Meigs Local S D ___ 4 30 Eastern Local S D . 4 30 CHESTER Eastern Local S D.. 4.30 Me1gs Local S.D.... 4.30 COLUMBIA Alexander Local S.D. 4.30 LEBANON Eastern Local S D. • 4.30 Southern Local S D J 4.30 LETART Southern Local S D 4 30 OLIVE Eastern Local S.D. . 4 SO ORANGE Eastern Local S D . 4 30 RUTLAND Meigs Local S.D. __ 4 30 Rutland Village .... 4 30 SALEM . Meigs Local S D ••• 4.80 SALISBURY Meigs Local S D . . . 41)0 Middleport VIllage . 4.30 Pomeroy Village ... 4.30 SCIPIO Meigs Local S. D _•. 4.30 SUTTON Southern Local S.D. 4 30 Racine VIllage -- --- 4 30 Syracuse Village ... 4 30 SU'ITON Meigs Local S.D. --- •.80 . lARRY'S . Hymn Sing and Watch Night servi'<e at Joppa church on MondAy evemng, Dec. 31. Genevieve Guthrie accompanied her niece, Helen Williams of Pomeroy on a trip by plane to Phoemx, Arizona during the hoh!lays where they vlSi ted Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Williams and family, Emma Gorsuch, Arthur Hawk, and Mayme Woode Castle. Holiday vtsi tors of Mr. and 1 00 1 00 38 38 37 70 38.70 1.00 .38 1 00 38 38.70 38 70 1.00 38 36 20 100 1 00 .38 38 38 20 34 20 .27 1 00 .38 34.70 2G .27 1.00 .38 37 70 30.00 .25 .27 1.00 .38 38 20 2.soI 3o.oo .2s .27 1.00 100 .38 38 38.70 .27 1.50 30 00 .25 .27 1.00 .38 37 70 1.30 30 00 .20 30.00 3.70 .20 30.00 7.10 .25 .25 .26 .27 .27 .38 .88 .27 1.00 100 1.00 .38 37 50 40.10 48.50 30.00 .25 .27 I 00 .38 38.70 2.00 26 00 .25 27 .27 I 00 1.00 .38 .38 1.50 30 00 2 50 30 00 .25 .25 .27 2 50 30 00 250 3000 .25 .27 25 27 150 2850 25 27 2 00 30 00 2.00 26.00 .25 .25 27 .27 2.50 26.00 .25 1.50 30.0~ 2.00 1.49 . 2.50 30 00 , 00 .25 .70 26.00 s.oo .25 .70 26.60 10.30 .25 2.00 80.00 .25 .27 ~ 46 60 .27 1.00 .38 34.20 40.90 43 20 .27 1.00 .38 38.20 < . Real estate taxes which have not been paid at the close of each collectiOn carry a penalty of ten per cent. Taxes may be p Bid at the office of the county treasurer or by mao!. Please brinJ! your last tax receipt and if you pay by mail be sure to locate your property by taxing district and enclose stamped self addressed envelope. Always examine your tax receipt to see that it covers all your property. Office Hour. 9:00A.M. to 4:00PM. dally except Saturday when offoce closes at Noon. Tax Books wiD open December 20, 1978 to Jan. ~0, 1974. HOWARD E. FRANK, Meigs Co. Treas. ) �'' i .' 8- Tlw Da;l) ~nltnel, Mlddkpoi'I-Pom<'I'Oy, 0., J;m 11 , 1974 Sentinel Stiversville News Notes Mr. and Mrs Lou1s A Del.uz and Mr and Mrs. Rlchard Abels called on Mr and Mrs Douglas Circle, Carmel, on Saturday evening Mr Circle 1s recuperatm~ from a recent hosp1lallzatwn Mr. and Mrs. V1ctor Durst, &otty and Jason, The Platns, spent the w'eekend w1th his parents, Mr. and Mrs R R Durst and Tom. John W. Lawson v1s1ted friends and relahves m East Uverpool, last week Mr and Mrs B1ll Mlddleswart v1s1ted the1r daughter, Mr and Mrs . Bobby Price and daughter at Long Bottom on Tuesday Mr . and Mrs J E Gluesencamp, Bolivar, VISited her parents, Mr and Mrs Raymond Fitch, Long Bottom, over the hohdays The Senior Citizens Club of th1s area held the1r monthly meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles H1lton Mr. and Mrs Rudy Durst yisited their 'daughter, Mr and Mrs. Tim W1lkmson and Shawn, in Columbus over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Proffitt, Great.Bend, called on Mr and Mrs Monte Proffitt and ch1ldren on Sunday Mr and Mrs Terry Wolfe WANT ADS INFORMATION and Chns, Syracuse, and M1 DEADLINES and Mrs Foster Wells and son 5 PM D:ty Before Publ rca lron Monday Oead l me 9 a m of Tuppers Pla ...scalled on Mr cc llat1on Co rr ec tron s and Mrs Gene Wolfe, David w illCan be accepted until 9 a rn fO r Day of Pu blr ca tt on and R1 chard, on Sunday REGULATIONS Rev and Mrs. L R Th e Publi sher re se r ves th e Gluesencamp and N1ck1 e nght to edtt or r e1ec t any ad s deem ed ObiCCitonal The Da" n, vacatwned 1n Flor1da pub l tShe r will not be respon stble f or more th an one tn dunng the holld~y season corre c t m se rtton Mr and Mrs Paul Evans RATES For Want Ad Servtce and Paul Dean v1s1ted Mrs 5 cen t s per Wo rd one tn ser tto n Mae Van Meter and Ruby on M rnrmum Cha rg e Sl 00 14 ce nt s per word thr ee Tuesday afternoon con secu t tve mserlron !"t Mr and Mrs. Thomas B1rch 26 ce nts per word srx. con and son, Waterford , spent sec uttve rnsert ton s 25 Per Cent Ot scount on pa td Sunday w1th Mr Cli nt B1rch ad s ' and ads patd wllhm 10 days and Leota CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs Dav1d Bryant, & OBITUARY S.2 00 t or 50 word m tn Charleston, v1s1ted Mr and mum Each addttr ona l word Mrs. B11l Bryant, Debra and 3c BLIND ADS Dav1d, on Saturday Addr l tonal 25c Cnarg e per Blll Brown, son of Mr anrl Advert rse m en t OFFICE HOURS Mrs Ralph Brewer. 1s a 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Daily pallent at Veteran 's Memonal 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noo n Saturd ay Hospital at tlus wntlng Mrs Mary Kay Greer, Mrs lost MorriS Teaford , Mr and Mrs Lou1s DeLuz, Mr and Mrs T HRE E WEEK S ago tn Sal em Cen ter area mal e bea g l e Woodr ow Dowme, Carol blac k, brown and wh t e nam e Carter, Pat Odum, S W Durst, ta g on collar Robe rt G Tann er Reward Phone 1 614 Paul Evans, Stan Fletcher, 886 76 19 Tom Durst and Mrs Hazel 1 7 otc Byrd were recent guests of the 3 W E EK S ago tn Sa lem Cen te r E H Carpenters area male beag le bla c k, Long Bottom Carpenter News, Event Social Notes Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey VIsited w1th the1r grandFred Larkms and Joe Bissell, who have both been patients at Veterans Memonal Hospital m Pomeroy have returned to !hell' homes here. Mr and Mrs. D1ck Hayman and sons of Success Road, Mr. and Mrs Ke1 th Ridenour and sons of Keno, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walls and son, Mr. and Mrs Elbert Fitzpatrick and family, Lancaster, Mr and Mrs Bob Fitzpatrick and daughters of Columbus, Mr and Mrs. Tom Hayman and daughters and Mr and Mrs. Garth Sm1th spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Young of Paden City, W.Va. Holiday guests of Mr and Mrs. Joe BISsell were Mr and Mrs. Mike Bissell and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Groenaveld of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs Ted Hayman and fam1ly, Westerville, Mr. and Mrs Uoyd McPeek of BeUevdle, W Va., Joe Bissell, Mason, Leona Hensley, Mr and Mrs DaVId G. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Hank Holter and family and Mrs. David Smith and Diana. Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Dill of Pomeroy were vis1 ling Mr. and Mrs. Warren Connolly and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Larktns. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson of Columbus spent several days at the~ trailer here. Holiday vLSttbrs of Mr and Mrs. Dave Smith and Diana were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Drake, Reynoldsburg, and Mr. and Mrs. David G. Smith, Manetta. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curtis and fam1ly were VISiting Mary Pierce. V1sihng Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wells were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wells and sons, ReedsvU!e, Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Sayre and daughter and Mr .' and Mrs. Ralph Wells and family Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Larkins of Pennsylvama, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weber and Vida of Tuppers Plains, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Larkins and family of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bogard were visiting Mr. and Mrs Fred Larkins. Mr. a~d Mrs. B1ll Thurston are visiting relatives m Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Larkms were visiting .Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wamsley, Cheshire Mary Kibble, who has been ,. visiting A. B Kibble of Reedsville, has returned to her home in Aptos, California. VISitors in the Kibble hom. were Mr. and.Mrs. Tom Drake, Reynoldsburg, Mr. and Mrs David G. Struth, Manetta, and Mr. and Mrs. David Sm1th and ' daughter and fam1ly, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark, Tamara and Penny, at Chester. Mr and Mrs. Vernon Perry and Mona Jean of Hilliards spent some time at the1r farm here and several relatives called to see them durmg the holiday vacation. Dana Ba1ley , Ricky and Murrell, spent part of a week m New Boston, Ill., w1th hLS sonm-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs R1chard Jeffers and daughters Mr. and Mrs Robert Mattox jomed his brother and sister-mlaw, Mr. and Mrs Herman Mattox m Charleston, W Va. and they enjoyed Hohday on Ice performance together The New Year's Watch N1ght service at Mt. Umon Church was well attended. Hymn smgmg was enJoyed w1th spec1al numbers by the Kmg fam1ly of Carlton Church and home talent. Earl Starkey, Carl Greenlees, and Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan, Columbia Grange, attended the regular meeting of Metgs County Pomona Grange at Rock Springs. Guests at a New Year's Eve party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cheadle, Don, Kathy and Rex1e, were Mr. and Mrs. W1lliam Cheadle, Metta Fisher, Sara Nelson, Tma Radekm, Bruce Markms, James and Don Cottenll and Gary Hamon Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillogly, V1cky and Bruce, were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Lincoln Russell of Wolf Pen. Mr. and At.trs Herman Cordray of Athens, Robert Cordray of Columbu s and daughter, Mrs. Victona Parrish, North 'carohna, VISited with Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers and her mother, Beulah Cordray. Jllr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan attended Star Grange on Saturday evemng and he reported on the annual state grange sess10n wh1ch they attended in Dayton m October. Mr and Mrs Roy Wtseman, Harrisonville, spent New Year's Day w1th her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey Dana Batley, Jr , who has been stahoned in Germany for more than a year, phoned greetings to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Bailey, Sr Kathanne Hepburn was the first mot10n p1cture actress to wm three Oscars The Academy Awards for 1968 m a d e M1ss Hepburn the flfSt three-lime wmner -VIolet Smith fo r her role m "The LIOn m Wmter " Dee Dee B1g capac•tv Mavtag Auromat.cs '} speed orerat ton Choice o water temps Auto water level control Lrnt Filter or Power Frn Agrtator .. Perma- Press May tag Halo of Heat Dryers SlFrround clothes w rth gentle e11en heat No hot spots , no overdrymg Fine Mesh L•nl Ftlter We Specialile '" MAYTA(; A ed Carpet Serv~<: e RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-4211 ' Arnold Grate Rutland ' ' brown and whtl e Nam~ tag ~ n co l lar Rob ert G Ta nn er Rewa rd Phon e 1 61 4 886 76 19 I 7 61 C Notice SHOOTIN G M A TCH Forked Run Spor tsman Clu b noon Sunday Fac tory ch ok ed guns only 1 10 3t c MEIG S CO FtSh & Game Assoc will nav e a meettng Jan 16th , 7 30 at Syra cuse Club Room 1 IJ 4tc Get R esults EXPERIENCED Dick's Hoard House DITCHING SERVICE Wa l er Lutes and Power Lmes All work done by lhe toot or con1ract Also doler work and sept1c tanks in- "STRIPPERS" We Stnp Patnl, Varntshoes. etc from Furntture Antiques Modern-Metals We buy Anltques , Collectibles, etc P1ck-up Servtce A variable slatled See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-7089 N1ght 992-3525 or 992· 5232 L IVING ROOM su 1t es tn modern and Medrterranean styles Your ct1otc e of colors tn v elvets or ny lon wrth Sco t c hgard On ly $279 95 Whtle they la st Pomeroy Recovery 612 E Matn Str ee t Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 1 10 8t c SALE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 7 PM Cons1gnments ac cepted 10 a .m. to 6 p.m. da1ly, or will pay cash ~.or your household 1tems. Kerr Street Pomeroy, Ohro Ph 992 2174 INSTALLING AND 992-2094 606 E. Mam Pomeroy REPAIR OFFICE SUPPLIES Bu1lt to Your ' Specs POMEROY HOME & AUTO and 1 Delivered to Job Stte Residence and Mobile Homes HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Display. PHONE 843-2341 Mason , W Va 773 5554 EXPERT Wheel Alignment P&J HEATING AND COOLING '5.55 ' Ph. 992-5271 GAS and OIL SALES& SERVICE On Most Amencan Cars -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992-2094 & labor 21S N 2nd Ave. Moddleporl Phone 992 ·3509 606 E. Ma1n , Pomeroy , 0 -------------- Income When Hospitalized For P•11on lo P"tlm tle1lth ln1u11nee Clll Stephen C. Snowden S53 Russell St \Gravel Holl) M1ddleporl, Ohoo P IA NO and ORGAN lessons by graduate of Cmcrnnatr Conservatory of Mus 1 c Gerald Hoffner , Phone 992 3825 1 3 12tc ------- ---- ---- SHOOTING Match Racme Gun Club Sunday , Jan 13, 1 p m Assorted m ea t s, factory Ch'llc.ed guns only 1 9 Jtc INCOME Tax ~ervtcfl 9 am to 5 p m Daily . except Sun day eventngs by appomtment only Co Rd 7.7. off Rt 7 bypa ss Phone Wanda Eblrn , 99 7. 22 72 I 2 30tc Wolfpen News, NOleS . Mr and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Kail, Kevm and Charles, were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Lena Knapp of Langsville honormg Mrs. Doyle Knapp 's bll'thday. Mr and Mrs. Jack Elam, Bill and Carolyn, were Sunday afte•noon VISitors of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haning, Rhonda and Ronald, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tuckerman. Mr and Mrs. Paul McElroy were recent v1s1tors of Mr and Mrs B11l McElroy, Jeff and Joey, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl McElroy of Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Harley E Johnson and Mrs. Ada Slack were In SommersviUe, W. Va., recently to attend a funeral of a relative. On their return they VISited Mr and Mrs. LoveD Blake of Charleston. Painting ASpecialty Areajs Most Reasonable Pnces All work guaranteed FOR e1ectr1ca1. plumbtng , and remodel tng work, Cal! 843 2341 for FREE ESTIMATES 1 11 26t c IF YOUR OIL FURNACE 1s not working properly in your trailer or home ... LP GAS FURNACE CALL 5232 RUTLAND FURNITURE RUTLAND, O. PH. 742-4211 Help Wanted Pets For Sale AKC Toy R oadie PuppieS, $75 00, S1 amese Ktttens, S15 Phone 1 256 6247 1 10 26tc - - - - - ---------AKC Ca1rn Terr tors , 6 weeks old Male and female cnamp ton ttne. SIOO Phon e 949 4609 1 10Stc WANTED THE DAILY SENTINEL - - - -------- - - - - Wanted To Buy • POMEROY, 0. C BRADFORD , Auct1oneer Complete Servtce Phone 949 3821 Rac1ne. Ohto Cri tt Bradford 5 1 tfc EXCAVAT IN G, dozer , loader and backhoe work. septic tanks tnstalled dump trucks and Ia boys for h1re. W1ll haut ftll d1rt lop so rl, i1mestone and grave! , Call Bob or Roger J effer s, day phone 992 7089 n tght phone 992 3525 or 992 SWITCH TO AN WANTED IN POMEROY PHONE 992-2156 1 8 4tc Lincoln H1ll Pomeroy , 0. Restdence, commercial or mobtle homes Save on parts Open 8 Tll5 Monday lhru Saturday WILL do sewr ng tn my nom e A nd also , have l he n ew style rmg scarves for sale ~ Phone 992 5866 1 8 5t c Frre Dept Gene's Body Shop 2 11 tfc DOZER work, tand cleanng by tile acre hourly or contract, farm ponds , roads, etc Large dozer and operator w1 t h over 20 veers expenence Putlms Excavattng , Pomeroy , Ohto Phone 992 2478 12 19 tfc O'DELL A/1nement work can be done by apporntment only at present trme. due to Illness tn fam 1ly Phone for ap potntment 742 3232 ll25tfc G & E Appliance Repa1r Phone at the shop, 992 3802 or 949 4254 READY MIX 12 30 261p CONCRETE del1vered r~ght to your protect Fast and easy Free est tma tes Phone 992 3284 Goegleln Ready M tx Co , Midd l eport, Oh10 30 lfc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 6 GOOD used ptano Phone 992 2704 1 10 6tc NO l COPPER. 65c, radiators, 32c, red brass, J5c, batteries, Sl 10 M A Hall, Reedsville, Oh10 Phone 378 6249 1 6 lfc REASONABLE rates, Ph 446 4782, Galltpolts, John Russell Owner and Operator 5 12 tfc foN E 3 yr old Hereford bul l Phon e 667 3337 or 667 3348 anvttm e I 8 3tp ICE AND SNOW Rock sal t for townshtpS, lawns. and bustnesses •n bulks and bags for te e and snow Excelstor Salt Works Phone 992 3891 11 II ftc auto parts , all stock must go• Ov er 111 off on anythmg m yard we have• 390 Ford & Mercury motors S30, 383 & 318 Dodge & Plymouth mo, ors SJ O. 6 c vt Chevrole t motor s S/5, tate model auto and std tr ansm tsston s from SlO to S40 13 14 15" wheels , all k rnds $2, Comp l et e front ends $2 5 See Pau l Batrd at Pau l s Auto Parts R t 7 by pass or Phone 4469714 Run. Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Fox have returned home after spending several weeks in Florida. Mrs Georgia D1ehl, grand. son, Charles Anthony D1elil, recenUy called on Mr. and Mrs. Griff Archer, Baileys Run, and Mr Ed Russell and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Russell of Bradbury Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stahl, Cockfighting is 11legal m Stockdale, visited recently lthe Umted Slates, ' Canada w1th Mr. and Mrs. Norman ~nd many other cou ntnes &haefer. ROOM • SUtleS tn modern and Medtterranean sty les Your cho1ce of co lors tn ve l vets and nylon wtth Only $279 95 Scot c hgard while they last Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E Matn Stre et Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 1 10 Bt c NEW SE T of encylopedtas, over 100 hard backed navel books never been used, 5,000 BTU west•nghouse atr cond1troner pra c tically n ew , sewtng machtne and qurte a few m tscellaneous ttems Phone 992 5968 1 10 Stc NEEDLE SEWING MACHINE S 1973 Model Ill walnut stand All f eatures built rn to make fancy des1gns and do stretch sewtng A lso buttonhol es , blrn d hems . etc $4 3 35 cash pn ce or terms available Phone 992 2984 1 1 tfc VACUUM CLEANERS, Eleclro Hygtene New Demonstrators ha s all cleanrng attachments plus the new E l ectro Suds for shampootng carpet Only S27 50 cash prtce or terms ava il able 1 7 lfc FOAM to ftll your old couch and charr cush tons as low as $10 95, Upholstery books on ly SOc, 4 tnch covered foam mattresses for standard Stze bed , S29 95 Pomeroy Recovery , 622 E Matn, Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 12 23 26tc UPHOLSTERY F"brtcs by the yard 54 tnches wtde as low as $1 95 per yard velvets as low as S3 45, Imported velvets, $9 95 We also have nylon, Herculon , cotton prrnts , vtnyts and remnants by the yard or by the p1ece Pomeroy Recovery , 622 East Ma1n Street , Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 12 23 26tc 1977 T BIRD , mmt cond tf 1on, loaded For sale or t rade for lo t or acreage. equat to pnce $4 000 Phone Mason , 773 5468 11 9 3tc 1972 KS Chevy Bi tzer 4 wheel dnve. 4 speed transm tss ton , blu e w1th wh1te removab le top All new 10 15 new ttre s. excellent cond 1f10n Call 992 7200 after 4 p m 1 10 6tc -----------'----OFFICE rooms -for rent on 2nd f loor of Coats butldtng over Dutton 's Drug Store Call 992 3641, or 992 5,141 1 4 12tc WE HAVE all your upholsteFy needs , Burlap, d en1m , cambnc, roam g lu e, Zippers, tackmg str rp, sprmgs and clips , chtpboard , button twrne, sewing threa d. legs, upholstery books , dacron webb ing, spring twine, tacks, welt cord, cotton, swive l bases' and foam, foam, foam Pomeroy Recovery , 622 East Mam Street~ Pomeroy Phone 992 7S54 12 23 26tc VACUUM Cleaners new 1973 Model Comp lete with all c lean1ng tools Small pamt damage rn shippmg W ill take S27 cash or budget plan ava1lable Phone 992 2984 12 18 tfc 985 1971 ALL Electr 1c Wtnd sor Mobile Home , 12x65 . 3 bedroom atr condrtroner, 13' expando, I acre ground Old Rt 33 North of Rock Sprtngs Phone 992 5671 -- -~~ ~-----\.... GREAT COUNTRY pamter lntertor and extenor Phone __ _ 12 23 lfc 39S1 12 5 26tp CAR~ENTER-.;or;:-~aso;;.y work, general remodel my by hour: or contract Pnone 992· 3511 12 16-26tc - - ------ ------ Let Us Install Now! SUPER SERVICE STA 9 .. ~ - Jack w CarSey , Mgr lliilll Phone 992 9932 WE'LL TRADEI "' ·· • 1.-----------------~ - _J · FIREWOOD, $12 per ptckup u load any day after 2 oo G Gordon Proffttl, Great Bend , "' Sandy D esert R d , Portland, : -.. Ohio , Rt 1 12 28 12tc ..,. • • •' Real Estate For Sale 7 • - - -~- - - ------- STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM Middleport-Pomeroy . o. 985-4100 OF QUALITY I 1972 CHEVROLET BELAIR 4 door, lacall owner car wtth less than 15,000 m1les, beige au tomatic , power steering & brakes, radio, spotless clean Inter tor Want a sharp car at the price of average car? - ------- ----~~L 33 1Y68 CHEVROLET BELAIR ' 1971 CHEVROLET BLAZER $2895 4 wh . drive, 350 V 8 engine, locking frl hubs, automaloc trans., power steertng & brakes. radto. vehicle of many uses, custom tnm, sharp 1 o'll(n~r. Mtddleporf. Ohro, 45760 • 1 9 lfc --- --- - - ------ 68 Chevelle Coupe, V-8 motor, auto. · ·•·· ·· '895 Rl. 124-LANGSVILLE Home, ti l e garage 41x18 Cellar wrth storage over lmmed1ate possession 17 acres Home IS 2 yrs old 3 bedrooms (double closels) Colored bath W. shower K1lchen has 29 f1 cabonets, Range & Ref Large din1ng area. Utlltty. Garage, barn, slorage bldg S22,SOO 00 NEW RT. 7 - 1'12 acre 2 wells Electrtc Approved for Seploc Tank Blacklop road 1n Buildings $4,500 00 POMEROY - 2 slory frame New New colored furnace New H.W lank Paneling & Tole $6,500 00. REEOSVILLE - 77 acres $9,000 00 THE ANSWER TO YOUR HOME HUNTING CAN BE FOUND WITH US CALL TODAY HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992-2259 L>calBowling TEAFORD POMEROY LANES wednesday Early V t• qt l B T• dfntr l \ r Brrd1. 1 II; r/11 ·( ll ,1111r ~I , ·I Pnnlt •ro ·l - Ohrn 1)'(,~;, Morning League Janu1ry7, 1974 Zlde's Sport Shop Regatta In Young's Market Tenth Framers Nelson's Drugs Smith Nelson Motors Plus restdence of 6 room s, and bath Slock and foxlures go with the sale of building S2S,OOO.OO or won Lost u 2 12 4 10 6 10 6 6 10 0 16 High G1me Men- Bill Porter 231, A L what would you offer MIDDLEPORT - Phelps, Jr 215 Res1dence Women - Betty Smith 207, Linda Winebrenner 193 Team - Zide'S Sport Shop of 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms, bath , large lot of one acre plus 1 bedroom rental unrt Only 7A2 POMEROY - Men - A L PhelpS Jr 622, Bill Porler S78 $17,500 00 2 bedroom H•gh Series Women - Betty Smith s•s. Pat Carson 528 Team - Zlde's Sport Shop frame home w 1th some furniture , bath , gas furnace, and lovely porch By the Day 66 Cadillac 4 Dr. H.T., air .................. '695 ... 66 Buick 4 Door, V-8, auto ................. 1295 Eden News If no answer 992 2568 COUNTRY STORE - 68 Olds Cut. H.T. Sed., V-8, auto., P.S. -.. · 1895 Transfers 21h acres 2 bedroom Mob1le bath Carmel News, Rev. and Mrs Richard Young and family of Sidney spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Edson Roush. Mrs. J. Edward Foster of Lonnie S. Lemaster, dec., to Rena Lemaster, Hershell Pomeroy visited Mr. and Mrs. Lemaster, Wilma Hoschar, Carl Circle and family on New Daisy Dougherty, Donna Year's Day. MISS Dixie Circle returned to Jfayes, James Lemaster, Etta her school at Cleveland Mae MiUer, Edward Lemaster, Heights on Wednesday. Betty J. Noms, recordcert. for Mr and Mrs. Frank Hudson trans., Bedford. Wilma Hoschar, Larry A. and Toni, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hoschar, Bettie J . Norris, Hudson and Joy of Racine Winford F. Norris, Dona A. spent Sunday with Mr. and Hayes, Billy D. Hayes, Daisy Mrs. Allan Taylor Mr. and Mrs. James Circle of Dougherty, James H. New Haven called at the home Dougherty, James Lemaster, Marvene Lemaster, Edward of Mary Circle on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson Lemaster, Bonnie Lemaster, I!Dd Sheryl LeAnn called on Ettie M. Miller, Charles E. Miller, Hershel 'LeMaster, Mr. Rnd Mrs. Douglas Johnson Susie Lemaster to Rena on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark, Lemaster, parcels, Bedford. Racine, called on Eunie Rena Lemaster to James E. Pennington, Allee E. Pen- Brinker, a recent evening. Paul Cardone of Racme was mngton, 38.99 acres, Bedford a guest of Bob BUI Lee Friday Thomas G. Snowball, dec., to and Saturday. Mr. and night Gladys S. Snowball, cert. of Mrs. Arthur Orr of Chester trans., Syracuse. called at the Robert Lee home Ray Darst to Irene Darst, on Tuesday. coal, Salisbury. CharUe Randolph and friend Clara E. Howery, Extn:., of Rock Springs called at the Eddie Lou Howery, dec., to home of Arthur Johnson and Edward R. Burke, Phyllis J. family and Betty Van Meter a Burke, 75 acres, Columbl8. Oscar T. Smith, exec. recent evemng. Lawrence A. Smith, dec., to Larry M. Smith; Janet A. Smith, parcel, Salisbury. K1tchen and 2101. dtnmg. Basement wrth washer- dryer hookups $15,000 oo , POMEROY - Cozy 5 rooms. • SYMPATHY FLOWERS bath, basement and small ~ garden Just $5 ,000.00. • INCOME - Bus1noss building : and 6 room apartment Steam ' heat 1n both ; MOBILE HOME LOT - On ; Route 7 About one acre. 1 Say DO YOU NEEQ ONE OF THE : ABOVE INVEST IN A HOME ' AND FEEL SECURE RENT : MONEY HELPS THE LAND. • .LORD PAY OFF THE ' TGAGE "/ Care" ' BASKETS;-SlO.OO VASE5-S7.SO SPRA Y5-S12.60 DUDLEY'S FLORIST Middleport, 0. Social Notes . Pnced AI "" While with viny l lop, air & all the goodies Dealer welcome on th1s one. $2195 Pnced at mileage Th1s 1s a steal for you at only 69 MerCUIY Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto ..... ICJ95 69 Olds 88 H.T. Cpe., power, air ............ '695 69 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., V-8 auto........ ·11295 2 Dr H T , vinyl lop, factory air, local one owner . Th1s car IS pnced for quick sail!. 1971 Hornet 2 Dr. 1971 Ford LTD 4 Dr. HT 6 cyl., auto P.S, P. B., low 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof; air ..... 1895 72 Chrysler New Yorker Pnced At 1972 Dodge Coronet 4 Dr. Sed. 69 Olds 98 HT Cpe., power, v-roof, air ...... 1995 OPEN EVES8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Property Priced for you at 70 Ford WaROn. air · .... ·.................. 11295 68 Chev. Vz t. Pickup, V-8, speed ......... 11295 Meigs 4 dr sed , color white, auto., P S., P B., rad1o, sharp car. 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air .. · .. -.. -· 11895 70 Camaro H.T. Coupe, V-8 auto., P.S. '"" 11995 6 cyl. only 38,650 miles on this one A great buy. $}595 Sale Priced at 1970 Buick Skylark 2 Dr. HT 1970 Pontiac Lemans 2 Dr. Sed. A real sharp 70 model car. This one is ready to go & priced for you at only Th1s car IS extra clean & priced to sell. $1995 Now Just Now Just This week only $}695 WE WANT YOU BACK CAUSE THE JOB WAS DONE RIGHT NOT BECAUS~ THE JOB WAS DONE WRONG See Ceward Calvert or Bill Nelson REMEMBER We Seroice What We Sell 68 Olds 98 H.T. Sed., V-roof, air ........... 1895 A LOVELY new Home 112 m1le from Metgs Hrgh Schoo l Three bedrooms, two baths, full basement with two car garage Large lol $27 ,500 Also, recently remode le d three bedroom alder home 1n Pomeroy Price of $15,000 tncludes turn 1ture Owner VJIII hetp frnance either of these two propert tes Call 593 5667 Athens 12 2 30tc $3895 1972 Pontiac Catalina 71 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, full power, air .... 11395 70 Olds 98 lux. Sed., full pow., air, · .. ·- •12095 POMEROY MOTOR CO. DESIRABLE two bedroom house tn M ldd l eport, ready to occupy Call 992 5310 12 30 26tc 3 bedrooms SB95 v.a 4 Door, en~tne, automatic trans., power steenng, factory air, rad1o, good ttres , clean 1ntenor, blue fin1sh Box JUST OFF RT. 33 - $2495 finiSh, blk vlnyl lop, good w w !~res. standard V 8 eng1ne, SPAC IOU S b 1 Leve l and spl1t level homes are now under ; construct1on on crty water and sewpr Many deluxe features lncludmg a.r con dlftonmg Best f 1nanctng aOJailabte Other type homes tn different areas on F H Adm f tnanc•ng wt t h no down payment can co llect (837 654 0) or wr.te to MEIGS 0 Pomeroy Motor Co. 17,000 m1les, factory air. local owner. Priced Only 72 Olds 98 lux. Sed., V-roof, air ·•...... " 13695 o. Many factory extras This car is sharp air ........ 14900 72 Buick Elec. 225 H.T. Sed., air ·.. ·- .. -··13295 2 SIGNS PT PLEASANT , Modern 6 room house , edge of town. carpeted-t Pl2 bath , attached garage , excellent condtt •on Vacant Call 675 2615 or wr1te Lourse Par so ns, Box 10, Rt 2, PI Pleasant W Va 25550 • 1 10 4tp pow~r. RIGGS USED CARS Chester, 1972 Chrysler Newport 4 Dr. Sed. 73 Olds 98 lux. Sed., power, roof, air .. -.. 14895 73 Olds Toronado, V·roof, power, air ...... ·'4895 Located on St. Rt. 7 • 1973 Chevrolet Monte Carlo 73 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air- .... · .. 15900 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebe 1 ROOM house, extra n1ce " locat•on on new by pass Rt 7, .. \15 m tnute dnve to the Gavm "' Plant and ten mtnute dr1ve to Pomeroy Extra large tot can be vacant at once Can see by appomtment Call anyt tme ' after J p m , 247 2163 111Stc , DEVELOPMENT P These Cars Are Hand Picked By Bill Nelson For This Extra Special Sale. When You Think of Buying Any Car, New or Used You Should Think Of Smith Nelson For Your Sake. 73 cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air········ '5900 72 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, PH. 992-2174 EXTRA SPECIAL SALE 7'1. Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air .... ·.. 14900 1 9 5tc IF YOUR Ot l furnace IS not war k tn g rtg h t rn your tr a ller r:------'-"-----------""4 or home sw1tch to LR Gas Furnace Call Rutland F urntture Company, 742 42 11 1 8 6tc EXP~RIENCEO For Rent or Sale •• 773 5867 --~-- -- --- ----- Employment Wanted •... 1970 OLDSMOBILE V tsla Cru1ser, new ttres, a1r con dttlonmg, Sl.SOO Phone 1 30.4 -------------- - 3 11-tfc ALL SIZES IN STOCK LIV I NG . - Pos1t1ve Stop and Go In Mud & Snow. Check Our Big Bargain Lot Now! POMEROY, OHIO • 73 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, rad. tires, air·- .. '5900 CO-OP COUNTRY ; SQUIRE 120 ;, - ------------- ---------- ----- 3975 It's Snow Tire Time! 1973 BUL TACO PursanQ. only raced 3 trm es, $750 Also 1973 Husgvarna 250 CR Just l tke new $850 Phone 304 727 5177 l 9 Jtc SOD E. MAIN USED CARS DRIVE OUT 'l .- - --..-.L----, ' 1 9 6tp For Rent PRIVATE meetmg room for any organ tzat1on, phone 992 HT. one '68 Ponftac Ftrebtrd, ,.. one otft ce desk one sen11ce, , station cash regtster, lots of .., mtscellaneq.us ttems May be ~ seen at Paul 's Auto Parts, Rt . _ 7 bypass or phone 446 9714 .,. 1 6 6tp w - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. VALUE RATED !~=~~~~: ~~; .~~s~~:~~~~~~og~' = PROPER TY sold' Save now on Laurel Cliff News Notes STORAGE butldtngs, prtced for ; qutck sate , one 8x36 .;; housetrat l er , one 10x1 2 used .. ca r off tee buitdmg. one 12 x 22 "' meta l garage, one ' 41 ,• Studebaker body w tth Chevy .... rear end and Chevy front .. axle one 63 Brockway " SA LT FOR SEPTIC TANKS, AROBIC NEED woman to lr ve tn and ,S E WAGE SYSTEMS take mother's place of 2 CLEANED, REPAIRED ch 1ldren tn a new respectabl e MILLER SANITAT ION , home You may a lso ha'Je 1 OLD turn tt ure, oak tables , STEWART. OHIO PH 662 ch tl d of your own Phone 992 clocks, 1ce boxes, brass beds, 3035 2536 d1shes or complete 10 4 ttc 1 B ttc DAMAGE , 1973 ZIG households Wr1te M 0 -----;----------- PAINT ZAG SEW ING MACHINES M tller Rt 4, Pomeroy , Oh10 , SE PTIC TANKS cleaned Stt tl m or1gmat cartons No KOSCOT KOSMETICS & W IGS call 992 6271 Modern Santt at ton, 992 3~54 or attachments needed as our We have the prod uc t on hand 992 7349 s 13 lfc controls are butlt In Sews and we del tver to you p er - - - -----------10 2J tfc Wtth 1 or 2 needles, makes sona ll y He l en Jane Brown , CASH patd for all makes and buttonholes, sew on buttons, 9925 113 models of mobrle homes ELNA and Wh1te Se w1ng monograms, and bl tnd hem 12 30 lfc Phone area code 614 423 '1531 Machtnes Servtce on all st1tch Full cash pnce S38 50 4 13 tfc makes Reasonable rates or budgel plan avartable The Sew1ng Center, Mrd Phone 992 2984 dleport Oh to 11 16 tfc ~ -----------\:~_'_fc 1965 F ORD Ga1ax1e sao 4 door V8, auto Shift, $275 Phone 949 SLEE:P IN G room over wme Automatic Z1g Zag PRICE CONSTRUCTION, SINGER 3211 Sewmg Machrnes, 10 sewing store tn Pomeroy Reference Roofing, spouting, kttchens I 10 3tp table Makes buttonholes required Cal l 992 5293 and bathrooms Complete sews on buttons, blind hems , 1 10 tfc remodelmg Phone 742 6273 etc Top notch cond1tian Pay 1953 FORD . good body Run s 12 3 tfc good Call 843 7.7.72 $51 or terms avatlable Phone 3 ROOM furnrshed house w1th 992 2984 1 10 3tc bath Adults on l y Phone 992 DOZER and back hoe work, 12 18tfc --- ~----------SS92 ponds and sept1c tanks , dtt 110tfc chtng serv1ce, to p so1l, f1l l GROCERY busmess tor sate dtrt, lrmestone , B&K Ex Build1ng for sale or lease RESTAURANT - 10 Rutland cavattng Phone 992 5367 or Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m for rent All equrpment fur 992 3861 to 10 p m for appomt"'~nt ntshed Call Rutland 742 4211 9 1 tfc 3·20-tfc 1 10 6tc NEIGLERS for building houses SINGER sewtng machtnes 1972 1 NEW 2 room apartment, and kitchen cabtnets Call model in beaut 1ful walnut By Bertha Parker furn1sned , kttchen, bedroom, Guy Neigler, Racme, Oh io cabinet Makes deSign sttf bath, telephone 773 5'47 also, 949 3604. Sabbath School attendance ches, zrg zag , buttonholes, 1 2 bedraom, l 1vrng room , 12 20 26tc blind hems, etc Like n ew on January 6 was 92, Atkitchen, bath, apartment Only S89 95 Call Ravenswood furnished on hard road tn tendance for worship service 273 9521 or 273 9893 after 5 00 Mason Phone Reynolds NEED A new cetllng or room 12 1 tfc was 55, offermg w~s $104.20. Apartments, W Va paneled, or mtertor panting? 1 10·6tp Call Richard Wtlt, 992 2889 · Chotr members present - ----.----------12 18-26tc GRAVELY mower w1th brush numbered 15. 2 BEDROOM furn1shed apt No ---~--- --- ----hog , and new snow blade pets, $75 per month, plus AUTOMOBILE Insurance been Mrs. Pearl Jacobs fell Al$0. beagle dpgs 2 mate and util1tles Robert Htll, Ractne , cancel led ' Lost your 1 female Phone 992 3511 recenUy and broke three ribs. 949 3811 operator's license Call 992 1 9 4tc 7428 1 4 8tp She was a pahent in Holzer 6 15 tfc Medical Center but returned -------------EXCELSIOR Salt Works , E FURNISHED , 2 bedroom Marn St ~ , Pomeroy All k tnds home Saturday. .' SEW ING MACHINES Repair apartment , Mtddleport of salt water pellets , waler servrce. all makes, 992 2284 Phone 992 3874 Mrs. Gerald Pullins was a nuggets , block salt and own The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy 12 28 ttc Oh10 Rrver Salt Phone 992 Authonzed Smger Sales and med1cal patient at Holzer 3891 Service We Sharpen Sc1ssors Medical Center for several TRAILER . Brown's Tra11er 6 5 ttc 3 29 lfc Pan Phone 992 3324 days 1 II tfC STEREO RADIO, am fm, 8 Mrs Dora Holley spent WILL trim or cut trees and track tape combmatron , 4 way 4 ROOM furnished and shrubbery Also, clean out Chnstmas day with her 3 ANO speaker sound sys te m unfurn tshed apartments basements, attiCS, etc Call Balance $ 102 66, or use our daughter and son-m-law, Mr. Phone 992 5434 949 3221 or 742 4441 budget terms Call 992 3965 4 12-tfc 1 2 26tc and Mrs. Hartwell Curd, Ball 1 11 tfc Auto Sales .., . For Sale e TWIN PAPER CARRIER GUN Shoot January 12, 6 p m , Mtle H rll Road Factory chok ed guns only Assorted - meats Sponsored by Ra c tne Pomeroy WOOD TRUSSES ,. ~ ... PHONE 593-5035 COLLECT -------- ------ SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. A&A HEATING B&G AUCTION Bill Wade. Aucltoneer Nalhan Boggs Rad1ator Specra hst ASK US ABOUT PRE-FABRICATED --------------14 Riverside Dr . Athens. Oh10 From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Radtator t o the sma lle st Heater Core OICK SEYLER, Owner Phone 992·2798 m 1 10 Jtc 1 For Sale r====B~u=s=in:;-;==es=s==S=e.=rv~i~c~e~s;:;;:;~ Pomeioy Home & Auto SHO OT IN G MATCH Cor n Hollow Gun Club turn f trst rtghl after Miles Cem etery , R u tlan d F actory choked guns on l y Sunday , Jan 13 1 P Classified~ ' OUR WORD IS OUR BOND Open Evenings 'Til 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. SeiYice 'Til 12 On Saturday SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ®e 992-2174 · 500 E. Main St .• Pomeroy, Ohio 65 Dodge 2 Door, V-8 Auto................. '50 ~ 61 Chev. 4 Door, V-8 Auto............. .... .. '50 Alfred Social Note.~ Sunday &hooJ attendance on Jan 6 was 45, the offermg $17.90. Worsh1p services were held at 11 o'clock with Rev. Meece brmgmg the message from Deut. 0: 1().19. Attendance was 24, offering $15.46 and pledges Karr & Van Zandt "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POME,ROY Open Evenings Untii6:00-Til Sp.m. Sat. $64. Tuppers Plains Reeds_ville Society News News, Notes By Mrs. Evelyn Brlckles Mrs. Bernice Hawkey and daughter, Donna, of MI. Zlon, W. Va., spent a few days here with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles. Mrs. Eunice Halsey returned home from Veterans Memorial Hospital . in Pomeroy and is sUghUy improved. Mrs. Gladys Croy of Chester Is caring for her. . Those visiting Marvin Walker over the weekend were his brother, Phillip Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Mlller and James Maddox, aU of Dayton. Harold Carson of Parkersburg was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs Dinsmore Boyles. Mr. and Mrs. David R1ggs and two daughters of V1enna, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Gene Riggs and two sons of Eastern and Ray Justis of Tuppers Plains, all were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Oscar Babcock. Berry Halsey of Cleveland and his grandmother of Hockingport and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brooks called on Mrs. Eunice Halsey Sunday afternoon. L V~rl Tuttle fell around Ull'lstmas time and fractured his foot but Is recovering satisfactorily at his home. He also is recovering from an eye q>eration for cataract. Mrs. Claude Smith is a patient at University Hospital, Columbus. Mrs. 'VIrginia Walton was a patient at Camden-Clark Hospital in Parkersburg. Mrs. Bess Larkins vis Ited with her daughter, Mrs Dons Marks at Chester during the hohdays. Overnight guests of Mrs Bess Larkins were Mr and Mrs James Caruthers and Penny of Louisville. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Myers and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead, members of the Commun•ty Builders Club, ate out at the Point of View Restaurant at Parkersburg, during the holiday season. Mrs. Opal Randolph, Mrs. Dorotha .Riebel, Mrs. Rose Thomas and Mrs. Gladys Morgan visited with Mrs Gladys Baughman at Gahanna recenUy. Johnny and Pam Riebel of Pomeroy Route were weekend guests of their grandparents, Mr and Mrs. D C. Riebel. Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown and David were Miss Naotru Pickens of Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas and sons of Enon, Rev. and Mrs. Clifford Thomas of Jackson, Mrs. Harliss Frank and George of Long Bottom, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Spencer and son of Long Mr. and Mrs. Charles Those spending ChriStmas day with Martha Holsinger were Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bigley, Mrs. Eddie Bigley, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb, Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Holsinger and Aleshla, Mr and Mrs. Clifford Holsinger, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jacobsen and son, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Holsinger Jr., Paul and Bradley, and Mrs. Emma Van Meter, Robert Dewey and David and Winnie Holsinger. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kerwin' spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. William Hoselton. Also spending the day were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Elden Blake Jr. · and Mrs. Clayton Kimes and and family . family and 1\fr. and Mrs. Billie Hoselton. LEui\L. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Holsinger of Ml.uouri spent a week with Mrs . Martha Holsinger at Christmas time. Mrs. Dawaln Durst and daughter, Charlotte, and THE TAX BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN grandson, Bret, of Corapolis, FOR THE DECEMBER OR FIRST Pa., spent Friday evening with HALF . COLLECTION OF THE 19}3 Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Holsinger ' and Aleshla. 'REAL ESTATE TAXES. ALSO FOR Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb DELINQUENT TAX, CLOSING and Laura and Mrs. John DATE WILL BE JANUARY 20, 1974. Robinson and son spent New Year's Day with Martha Holsinger. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fields and son visited recently with MEIGS COU REAL ESTATE OWNERS RD E. FRANK The Women 's Society will hold 1ts next regular meeting on Tuesday evemng, Jan. 15, at the home of June Stearns with June leading the program on, "Call to Prayer & Self-Demal " Everyone IS welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode attended the Cluster P1ckens and Sherry of Williamstown, and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cowdery Garrel Chevalier of Mansfield vLSited w1th his parents, Mr . and Mrs. Edward Chevalier during the holidays Mr. and Mrs. Dana Van Meter and children of Belpre were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence·Rose. 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 ofiHe Finest: · •CROYDON •PARKWOOD •FLEETWOOD •KIRKWOOD •CAMERON MOBILE HOMES Frank Gheen, Soles Mgr. . Ph: 992-7777 Pomeroy, Ohio Next Door to the u Jones Boysu -WINTER HOURs9 to 6 Mon. Sal ,Closed Sundays \. Mrs. Vere Swartz have been their son, Richard Swartz and son, Randy, of Ravenna, 0 ., who spent from Saturday until Monday. Calling bnefly were Mr. and Mrs. Mlllard Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kuhn and family of Uttle Hockmg, and Terry and Nancy Swartz, local. The children and grandchildren and family of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Swartz spent Christmas w1th thmr parents here The Wednesday evening prayer ser\ltce at the church has been cancelled for January due to the bad weather and shortage of fuel-<>11. Joe Poole of Tha1land has arrived on a leave from duty overseas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Parker and Eddte and the home of hts w1fe and son here, whll~ he is overseas. Rates of Taxation for 1973 In pursuance of law, I, Howard E. Frank. Treasurer of Metga County, Ohio do hereby give notice that the number of Malls levied on each dollar of propmly ~ hown on the General Tax Duplicate of Real Est.ate, Public Ul1hty und Persorr.1! P1 operty within said County for the year 1973 is rm follows. TOWNSHIPS SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND CORPORATIONS BEDFORD Meigs Local S D ___ 4 30 Eastern Local S D . 4 30 CHESTER Eastern Local S D.. 4.30 Me1gs Local S.D.... 4.30 COLUMBIA Alexander Local S.D. 4.30 LEBANON Eastern Local S D. • 4.30 Southern Local S D J 4.30 LETART Southern Local S D 4 30 OLIVE Eastern Local S.D. . 4 SO ORANGE Eastern Local S D . 4 30 RUTLAND Meigs Local S.D. __ 4 30 Rutland Village .... 4 30 SALEM . Meigs Local S D ••• 4.80 SALISBURY Meigs Local S D . . . 41)0 Middleport VIllage . 4.30 Pomeroy Village ... 4.30 SCIPIO Meigs Local S. D _•. 4.30 SUTTON Southern Local S.D. 4 30 Racine VIllage -- --- 4 30 Syracuse Village ... 4 30 SU'ITON Meigs Local S.D. --- •.80 . lARRY'S . Hymn Sing and Watch Night servi'<e at Joppa church on MondAy evemng, Dec. 31. Genevieve Guthrie accompanied her niece, Helen Williams of Pomeroy on a trip by plane to Phoemx, Arizona during the hoh!lays where they vlSi ted Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Williams and family, Emma Gorsuch, Arthur Hawk, and Mayme Woode Castle. Holiday vtsi tors of Mr. and 1 00 1 00 38 38 37 70 38.70 1.00 .38 1 00 38 38.70 38 70 1.00 38 36 20 100 1 00 .38 38 38 20 34 20 .27 1 00 .38 34.70 2G .27 1.00 .38 37 70 30.00 .25 .27 1.00 .38 38 20 2.soI 3o.oo .2s .27 1.00 100 .38 38 38.70 .27 1.50 30 00 .25 .27 1.00 .38 37 70 1.30 30 00 .20 30.00 3.70 .20 30.00 7.10 .25 .25 .26 .27 .27 .38 .88 .27 1.00 100 1.00 .38 37 50 40.10 48.50 30.00 .25 .27 I 00 .38 38.70 2.00 26 00 .25 27 .27 I 00 1.00 .38 .38 1.50 30 00 2 50 30 00 .25 .25 .27 2 50 30 00 250 3000 .25 .27 25 27 150 2850 25 27 2 00 30 00 2.00 26.00 .25 .25 27 .27 2.50 26.00 .25 1.50 30.0~ 2.00 1.49 . 2.50 30 00 , 00 .25 .70 26.00 s.oo .25 .70 26.60 10.30 .25 2.00 80.00 .25 .27 ~ 46 60 .27 1.00 .38 34.20 40.90 43 20 .27 1.00 .38 38.20 < . Real estate taxes which have not been paid at the close of each collectiOn carry a penalty of ten per cent. Taxes may be p Bid at the office of the county treasurer or by mao!. Please brinJ! your last tax receipt and if you pay by mail be sure to locate your property by taxing district and enclose stamped self addressed envelope. Always examine your tax receipt to see that it covers all your property. Office Hour. 9:00A.M. to 4:00PM. dally except Saturday when offoce closes at Noon. Tax Books wiD open December 20, 1978 to Jan. ~0, 1974. HOWARD E. FRANK, Meigs Co. Treas. ) �.. .. ·.· . .... .•. . ... · ~· .-,.. .. ... .... 't '•, ·..:.' . . ' -.· ·._. . . . ' ,-.• I . • tO - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Jan. 11 , 1974 AEP •Wl'll help ("Continued from page I I . 'design of the balance of the standardized · plant. Bolander observed that AEP has been a supporter of g"as-cooled react or development for many years and now lS a participant in the utili ty-s ponsored program developin g th e gas-cooled breeder rea ctor concept . This joint standardization program will make a major contribution to the applica ti on of the HTGR to advanced gas-eooled nuclear systems, accordin~ to Bolander. ··These Include direcl-eycle plants thai eliminate the nt-ed lor water lor condellBer cooling ; process-heat plants capable of producing clean fossil fuels, among other things; and gas-eooled breeder reactors thai will geberate more fuel th1en they consume," he ad~ ded. Standardization has been a goal of the nuclea r and electric utility industries many years. The •Atomic Energy Commission has estimated that the 9-10-year time now required for "custom" nuclear plant design and construction could be cut to five to six years by use of standardized riesi ~ns and techniques. The 1,500,000-kw HTGR plant design is a large r version of the HTGH unit.<; that have been ordered by a number of U. S. By Goldie Cleodeolo PORTLAND - We've just recently celebrated the birth of a little oaby born long ago and far away. I wonder how many gave much thought to why or whence came Christmas day? What with the energy crisis, high cost of living, unemploymentete. that some blame on Watergate and Pres. Nixon for. we'd do well to reflect on its true meaning . However, nearly 2,000 years ago He came; the baby Jesus, In the days of the wicked King Herod - not to, the manse of a MEIGS THEATRE Tonight, Sal .. Sun. Jan. t1 -12-13 LEGEND OF HELL HOUSE Roddy McDowell Pam Franklih Show Starts 7 p.m . rich southern slave holder nor to a log ca bin , like where Pres. Lincoln !irst saw the light of day, nor to Hyanisport to a well-t!Kio politician, nor yet to Yorba Linda , the home of a stor-ekeeper. But in a barn He was born, because there were no hospitals and no room at the motel (at that point in time), at Bethlehem of Judea, in the land of Juda, to the Virgin Mary and Joseph, a carpenter of the lineage and house of David. Having no cradles or heating systems in barns then, the baby was wrapped in strips of cloth and laid on some hay in the manger with only the breath and bodies of his parents and the cows, sheep and donkeys for warmth . His birth, life, death and resurrection had been foretold by men of old, who had walked and talked with God ; that He would be called many things Dance and Listen To The Music of GEoRGE H A LL ·-..r-··· . :QO TIL 2 10:00 • • pIayIng Tuesda y Thru Saturday At THE MEIGS INN POMEROY, .OHIO 1 The HTGR power system has an operating effi ci~ncy of nearly 40 pet., which results in a decrease of approximately 25 pet. in · both thermal discharge to the environment and the need for cooling water. As a result of it.<; hi~her efficiency, and its unique fuel cycle, the HTGR also reduced by 40 pet. the need for uranium ore when compared with other current commercial reactor concepts. Reflections upon a birth both for good and evil ; but now He was called Jesus, Savior of the world, for He was til open up the way and lead his people hack to God. They also called Him Emanuel, "God with us". And he was to teach by precept and example that through faith, repentance, baptism for the remission of sin, and laying on of hands for reception of the Holy Spirit; and obedience to God'slaw,we maysaveourself to eternal life, if we endure faithiul to the end of our sojourn here on earth, and that "whosoever will may come ." King Herod feared the young King of the Jews and tried to have him killed, by ordering all male children under two years of age slain. Bulan angel came to Joseph in a dream and said, "Go into Egypt with the mother and'~ child until you hear from me." So Jesus' first journey was in His mother's arms on a donkey led by Joseph Into Egypt. And after King Herod's death the sojourn ended and they went to Nazareth, fulfilling yet another prophecy, "Out of Egypt I have called my Son". He was also called the Nazarene. History tells .us that the divine child helped his mother, child-fashion around the house, and later assisted Joseph in the carpenter shop, all so that the Son of God, born inpoverty, should live a hidden life for 30 years in a humble home and obedient to Mary and Joseph! When He was 12 years old, he stayed behind from the Feast of the Passover, and was found in the Temple, where doctors of law were amazed with the New rules approved by· JayceeS A new, revised constitution and by-laws were accepted by a vote of the membership when the Meigs County Jaycees met Wednesday at Pomeroy City hall. Also, "Speak-Ups " were given by Roger Zeigler and Rick Collins. It was announced that the newspaper and bottle cap drives are proceedin~ as scheduled and that the annual Jaycee Shooters' Education · will liegin in either late February or early March . Jaycee Rick Collins said a dinner for Jaycees and their wives wiD be held in February. Saturday, Jan . 12, all Jaycees are asked to meei at , the entrance to the Pomeroy Motor Co. at !2:30p.m. to clean off the front waD there. Any other organization interested in helping with this community project is welcome. Jaycee President Richard Poulin announced that all members wishing to par· ticipate in the leadership In action "LIA" program, should contact him. The program is a six-hour course similar to those of t)Je Dale Carnegie Schools. The cost of the program is $1 per person, which pays for tha hook. This Is only the second time Meigs County Jaycees have had a chance to lake advantage of this program. The next Jaycee meeting will be Wednesday, Jan. 23, at 8 p.m. at Pomeroy City hall. Giving Speak-Ups wiD be Rick Collins and Vic Gaul. ~:::::::::::::::::::=~-----------. 1 wisdom CaDNo.488 CharterNo.I980 of his questions and answers, as He said, u1 must be about my father' s business." We leave Him now in the temple. If you have a Bible gathering dust in a corner or on a shelf brush it off -and read It to be ready for what some call the Lenten Season. Enlightenment can come from other people of other times. As we imbark on our journey through this New Year of 1974, uncharted, untraveled, untried and unknown, may we be alert to the things If offers, and not be blinded by the glitter and sham of trivisl things which would lure us from a straight course. Nor deaf to the pleas of our fellow travelers seeking help so they may not lose their way. Let's travel light, discard all of yesterday's ills which would bog us down. May we travel resolutely, . carefully and prayerfully that we may show ourselves good stewards in the day of accoutning. As we strive to develop our talent.<; and use our time and money wisely, Father, help us to have faith, even as little children, and be worthy of Thy Spirit that draws us gently from the sordid things of life. Taken from the 1974 Dally Bread. National Bank Region No.4 REPORT OF CONDITION, CONSOLIDATING DoMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES, OF THE POMEROY NATIONAL BANK of Pomeroy In t~te of Ohio, at the close of business oo December 31, 1913 published in response to CaD made by ComptroUer of the CWTency, under Title 12, United States Code, Section 161. . ASSETS Cash and due from banks - · - - - - - - - - • - - - - - - - - $ 1,334,074.15 . U.S. Treasury securities - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2,725,632.17 Obligations of other U.S. Govenunent - - 483,524.26 agencies' and corporations - • - - - 1,619,377.17 Obligations of Slates and political subdivisions - 31,742.50 Othersecurities - -- - - - - - - - - - Federal funds sold and securities purchased 5,850,000.00 under agreements to resell .- - - - - - - - - • 6,909,650.01 Loa118 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and - 245,948.51 other assets representing bank premises - · ·- - - 2,344.80 Otherassets - - - - - - • - - - - - $19,202,293.57 TOTAL ASSETS - - - - - • • • - - - LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations - • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $ 3,979,468.55 -\1 Time and savings deposits of individuals, · partnerships, and corporations - - - - • - - - - - - • - 11,374,735.52 Deposits of Uni~ States Government - · • - - - - - - - - 147,003.65 Deposits of States ~ nd political subdivisions - - - · - - - - - 1,883,212.84 Certified and officers' checks, etc. - - - - • - - - - - - - - 73,406.95 TOTAL DEPOSITS - - - - - - - • • $17.457,82'1.51 (a) Total demand deposi!4 - - - - - - - · $ 5,248,3(!7.13 (b) Total time and savings deposits - - - - - $12,209,520.38 Other liabilities - - - - - - - - - - - • • - - - - - 309,125.23 TOTAL LIABILITIES - - . - - - - - - - - • - - - • $17,766,952.74 RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES Reserve for bad debt losses on loans • • $93,771.70 (set up pursuant to IRS rulings) - - - - - - - - • - • - $93,771.70 TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES • • CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $ 1.341,569.13 Equity capital-total - - - - - - • 200,000.00 Common Stock-total par value - - - - - - No. shares authorized 8,000 No. shares out.<llandlng 8,000 Surplus - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • - - - - • • 800,000.00 - 341,569.13 Undivided profits - - - - -· - - - - 1,341,569,13 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND . . . - ·-·$19,:!02,293.57 CAPiTAL ACCOUNTS - - - - MEMORANDA Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar days ending with call date - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • $17,215,636.75 Average of total loans for the 15 calendar : 6,922,398.30 days ending with call da:O - ' - - - Iriterest collected hot··earned on installment - 212,125.23 loans included in. total capital accounts - LUCCI APPROACHED DETROIT (UP!)- Veteran middle linebacker Mike Lucci of the Detroit Lions said Thursday· he has been approached by the new World Football League about playing for the Dettoit entry next season. The 12-year National FootbaU League veteran told AI Ackerman of WXYZ-TV in Detroit that he plans to talk with WFL officialll. Lucci still has one year remaining on his current contract' with the Lions. The new league is sehedule~ to begin pllly next year. FLOWERS I; Maxirie Griffith, Cashier, of the above-named bank do hereby declare that this report of condition Is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and beUet. For All Occasions We Wire Flowers Everywhere Maxine GrUflth We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this report of condition and declare. that it has been examined by us and to the beSt of our knowledge and belief is· true and correct. • Edison Hobstetter Horace Karr Dlreclors Warren Pickens 992-2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop • . ' '·' •' -~ ... ··: .. . .,..' ,. ,. ( • ' .., ... •', "I' • J . GAHS stops Waverly stt:ing, 64-58 '· · electric utilities. .\ ·.. ··_... ... ·>·~.. ··,·:: :. ·.·:·. ::: '• Mrs. Millard Van Meter l!h. "2·2q3• Ph. 992-5721 LUTZ TO SPEAK Bob Lutz, head football coa ch at Ironton High School, will be ihe guest speaker Saturday night al the annual Southern Tornado Grid banquet al the hlgb school. The banquet will be a buffet beglooiog al1 p.m. Lutz, io his two years al the Tigers' he.lm, has yet to lose an SJ>OAL game, and tbls year's squad finished runnersup In the state class 11 AA " playoffs. World (Continued from page 1) ordered to ve rify their figures on supplies and to ensure that price increases are justified. tn other energy development.<l : Has More Fuels Now - In New York, Texaco Inc., said Thursday it now has more gasoline, heavy fuel oil and middle distillates (which inelude home heating oils and jet and diesel fuels) on hand than at this time last year. But it said the gasoline stocks represent less than one week's supply. Texaco said it fa ces reducing refining operations in the United States as a result of the Arab embargo. - The Kuwait Foreign Ministry warned Thursday that a ring of explosives, planted around it.<l oil fields, will be triggered if the United Slates attempts to send in troops to seize the inslaUations. - French President Georges Pompidou said in Paris : "All French people must save oil to allow us to overcome the very serious difficulties threatening us in 1974." . - A federal energy official said tourism is of major national economic importance and that passenger trains and buses, both tour and charter, will be given 100 per cent of their diesel fuel requirement.<;. - Ford Motor Co. announced it will furlough 2,550 more workers, bringing to nearly 61,000 the number of auto industry layoffs attributed to the energy crisis. - The Justice Department charged three more filling stations, all in Oregon, of price gouging, bringing to eight the number of such civil suit.<; filed. The others were in Chicago, Wingett.reelected coUncil president share $108. Wingett disclosed that he had conferred with Ohio Department of Natural Resources years ago . officials regarding application Williams pointed out that some persons are continuing to for grants onder the Bureau of dliJT1p debris along the road. Outdoor Recreation. Wingett Council members unanimously said the state officials inagreed the dump aroa is an dicated the funding I_nay be eyesore and decided to un- possible during fiscal year dertake improvements of the 1975. Council in other business area as its number one priority adopted the annual approject f9r the year. It was indicated that, in propriation for 1974. The ap· addition to having work done measure contained propriations of $33,000 for on the road , council wiD have the former dump fiUed over goverrunental services Of the with sod, signs and a fence village and $14,162 .12 for erected, and pine trees planted operation of the water department. Attorney Frank in the area . W. Porter, Jr., was reemEber Pickens reported that ployed as village solicitor . Mayor London appointed two the guardrail along Third St., at the intersection of Wor- council members each to work . chester St., had been installed on, and oversee the completion onder the direction of himself of four priority projects during . and Wingett. Pickens also 1974. The projects 1md village pointed out that guardrailing is needed on both sides of the officials named to them were: creek area near the Nazarene dump, McCoy and Neutzling; Church. The work was fire truck specification and ordering, Zwilling and authorized by colUlcil. Pickens ; stop sign erection; Wingett reported that he had Pickens ; livestock licensing, filed aU papers for a Local Law Pickens and Hill , and Ed Neutzling, chairman, Troy Enforcement federal grant for playground equipment, Zwilling, and Helll"y Hill. police radio equipment with Wingett and Lundon. A fifth project, paving and Meeting with council was C. the federal share to be $1200, H. Williams to discuss needed state share $108 and village tennis court, wiD be given further consideration later. A long discussion foUowed on a proposal to reorganize the Syracuse Volunteer Fire Department. It was decided (Continued from page 1) that a meeting of all firemen workers furloughed because of the energy shortage. and prospective firemen I. W. Abel, president of the union, Thursday declined to should be. held Jan. 17 in the define "very substantial." But he said the government's 5.5 pet. fire department room at the guideline was "unrealistic" and indicated the onion would Syracuse Municipal Building. demand pay raises well above 10 pet. a year plus extensive fringe Attending were Mayor benefit improvement.<; for its 350,000 members. ''Our members London , George Holman , are entitled to a very substantial wage increase to reflect the treasurer, Police Chief Milton increases in productivity in our industry and the sharp rise in the Varian, Zwilling, Pickens, Hill, cost of Jiving, the onion's Steel Industry Bargaining Conference Neutzting, McCoy and Wingett, said after two days of drafting contract demands. council members. By Katie Crow SYRACUSE - Barry McCoy, newly elected to Syracuse Council, was sworn in by Mayor Herman London at the first colUlcil meeting of the year last week. Robert Winge tt was re-<)lected president of Council. Mayor l.JJndon annowtced the following committee appointments: street, Robert Wingett, chairman, Henry Hill, Eber Pickens , Ed Neulzling anq Barry McCoy; finan<:e, Ed Neutzling, chairman, Troy Zwilling, and Barry McCoy; Ordinance, Henry Hill , chairman, Ed Neulzling and Eber Pickens ; safety , Eber Pickens, chairman, Troy Zwilling and Henry HiD ; light and fire , Troy Zwilling, chairman, Eber Pickens, and Robert Win gett ; sanitation , Barry McCoy , chairman, Edward Neutzling, and Troy Zwilling ; building and grounds, Eber Pickens, chairman, Henry Hill and Barry McCoy; recreation, Robert Wingett , chairman , Barry McCoy and Eber News. improvements on the Snowball Hill road and the dump area which was closed some two in Briefs •• Elberfelds In Pomeroy Springfield, wark, N.J . Mass., and Ne- Open Friday and Saturday Egypt cool Nights Until 9 PM (Continued from page I) an Israeli withdrawal 20 miles from the Suez Canal, a "thinning out" of Egyptian forces on the east bank, the setting up of a U.N. buffer force and negotiations to reopen the SUez Canal to all shipping, including Israeli. \. These proposals, Heikal said) are aimed at produ.cing a partial settlement with Egypt that would ''weaken Egypt's self-confidence, break the unit- · ed Arab front, sow dissension between Egypt and !he Soviet Union and isolate Egypt." He said Egypt is "on the alert, knows its objective and how to reach it ." Tel Aviv dispatches indicated the Israeli proposals were not final. Foreign Minister Abba Eban said on Israeli National Television Thursday that ''we shall not formulate any programs until we have received the visiting American Secretary of Slate." Save during our January Storewide Sale and at the Warehouse on Mechanic Street: Womens Sportswear : Womens Long Dresses - Girls Coats - Womens Coats - all at real sale prices. Womens Handbags - Mens Sweaters - Mens Bath Robes - Long Sleeve Knit Shirts Boys Knit Shirts all at special January Clearance Sale Prices. Also you'll find special sale prices on Cannon Sheets Towels -our entire stock of table covers are on sale and many special sale prices on the furniture you need during our January Furniture Sale. Save All Your Salesllps For Valuable Premiums UNIT CALLED The Pomeroy ER squad was caned Thursday at 10:30 a.m. for Stanford Denney, Mulbe\TY Heights, Pomeroy, who was taken to YeterallB Memorial Hospital and admitted. Elberfelds In Pome Frigidaire Skinny Mini. Fits almost" anYWhere •. (Only .2 feet wide) Pennanent Press Care. In both Washer & Dryer. Helps no-iron clolhes keep lhe1r promise. • Dacron dryer .lint screen. Fine rriesh removes lint par· ticles. Easy Ia ruch. for cleanin1. Installs almost anywhere. 2-Speed Washer. Where tlte wash Is- kitchen, balh, nursery , .. anywhere you can gel adequate wlr1ng, plurnblng_.d venting. Reaulor plus Delicate setlinss for the lallrlc llexllii~ ity 1 family washer must hm. . · Family-Size. $S389 •Washes and·dries tamily- size toads - at the same time or independently.1 Model LC-2 LAunllrr Ce~tu . ' BAKER , FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' By Hobart Wilson Jr. WAVERLY - David rose and smote Goliath. . David was the Gallipolis Blue Devils. Host Waverly, the state's seventh ranked Class AA team, was Goliath. Scene of the upset was ·waverly's fabulous 3 IJOO.<!ea t fieldhouse. ' When the final hom sounded here Friday night , Coach Jim Osborne 's Gallipolis Blue Devils had beaten Coach C. D. Hawhee's•Waverly Tigers, 64-58, before , approximately 2,700 screaming fans. The victory not only mov~ GAHS into a tie for first place with Waverly in the Southeastern Ohio Athl etic League standings at the halway point of the 1973-74 campaign, it also snapped the Tigers' 45game SEOAL victory chain, dating back to Dec. II, 1970. At least two ' 'firsts" were chalked up Friday night. It was the Blue Devils' first hardwood victory ever over a Waverly qu intet in seven attempt.<;. It was Waverly 's fir"t Southeastern Ohio League S<'tback at home since joining the league four years ago. In fact , Waverly has lost only three home basketball games in the past. 12 years, once to Portsmouth in 1971 agam to the Trojans last month, and Friday night to the Blue Devils. Jim Niday, 6-2Junior guard, paced the Blue Devils with 22 point.<;. Gil Price, 6-5 senior center, was out.<ltanding both ways for the winners. Price scored 18 point.<; picked off 18 rebounds and blocked at . " ' least seven Tiger shots in a tremendous defensive effort. Tom Valentine, 6-2 Junior forward, · added 10 point.<; and five rebound s. Mike Sickles, &-3 jlUliur forward , tallied eight points and snagged seven rebounds. Jim Singer , 5-ll Senior guard, tallied four point.<; and Gary Snowden, 5·11 Sophomore guard , add<'d two . John Shoemaker, &-2 Senior guard ,. dominated play against the Devils' manto-man defense. When' Coach Osborne swi tched to a match-up z~ne, Shoemaker and the Tigers cooled off considerably and lhe Devils were on thelr way. • Waverly ;ed the Blue Devils only twice all night, 10-ll on Shoemaker's tip with 3:24 left in the first period , and 12-10 on a short jumper by Shoemaker with 2:55 showing OQ the clock in the initial stanza. Jim Niday tied the score 12-all with a layup 9t the 2:42 mark. Niday 's layup with 2: 001eft in the first period put GAHS ahead (Continued on page 20) + tmts Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Vall~ 34 PAGES VOL. 8 NO. 50 3 SECTIONS Gallipolis-Point Pleasant SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1974 Pomeroy-Middleport PRICE 20 CENTS • t1on taken • -1-"f.::' on land HAPPINESS IS ..• BEATING GALLIPOLIS - City commissioners WAVERLY - Ed Pauley, varsity here have taken a 120-day option on the assistant, Gallla Academy High School, pw-chase of land for a large recreational along with other members of the Blue complex. Devil coaching staff were all smiles City Manager Paul Willer said Friday following Gallipolis 64-58 basketball the option Is for nine acres of land owned decision over Waverly Friday night. by Eleanor Jean Walters on Texas Rd. Willet said the city has previously submitted applications to the Department of LAKE RIITLAND ? - SR 124, just inside the Rutland Fobes. Only the brave at heart tried to make it through this '<--- """'~_,.. ••. Natural Resources. A grant of $1,500 was eastern corporation limit.<;, was under water as illustrated in .. Intersection . Two vehicles, a pick-up truck, \)nd a Volksmade, $2,500 short of the $4.000 needed to -~----:~ this photo by Sunday Times-Sentinel "staff member Denny .... ..... wagen were successful secunda before this photlt was taken . purcbase the land. The Natural Resources Department • will furnish 50 pet. of the purchase price which has been set at $8,000. In addition, the city has asked for a grant to provide a swimming pool, tennis courts, softball-baseball diamonds and other facUlties esllm!lted to cost $260,000. Commissioners awarded Southeastern '. Equipment Company, Upper River Rd., "" contracts to provide a bulldozer, scraper ' and sheep's foot rolleo for the sanitary landfill. The low bulldozer bid was $31,495; ·the scraper will co.St $42,500 and the foot roller, $2,995. Cecil Walker Company of Charleston was the only other bidder on the bulldozer and scraper. , iuslNG FAST - 1be water 11111r11 The equipment will be paid by a GALLIPOLIS - The swollen Ohio on lbe waD guage of lbe Pomeroy matching 50 pet. grant from the DepartRiver was predicted to crest here Sunday parllfng lot showed 37' at 2 p.m. Friday ment of Health, Education and Welfare. afternoon, but by 9 a.m. Saturday morning at 49 fe et, three feet below flood The Gallla ColUlty Commission will pay stage . morning the Oood level was up to 4%.2 the remaining 50 pet. Late Saturday afternoon, th e river Oakley Colllus (see !lrrow) ab<lnl four feet below ftood In other business matters, comwas still rising at the rate of one tenth per atage. Water covered lbe swale In the · missioners approved a change in the hour at the Gallipolis Locks and Dam . middle of lhe parking lot, and began zoning ordinance for the Church of Christ In Pomeroy, where flood stage is 46'h dbublng into other areas of the conat the Intersection of Garfield Ave . and feet, the river was rising slowly at 11 a.m. crete structure by Saturday morning. Portsmouth Rd. from residential 1 to &>turday. The gauge In the parking lot residential 3: No one voiced opposition swale was 42.5. Crest was expected late against the change which will enable the Saturday or early Sunday at Pomeroy church trustees to seD the building to Middleport after a cold snap shut off the Cleland Willis who will remodel It into skyward spigots. home. funeral AI Point Pleasant, where the Great ' In final action, commissioners InKanawha poses problems of its own when creased the price of parking permit.<; from high water comes, the Ohio River was $50 to $100 per year. ffiONTON - Slate Rep. Oakley C. expected to stand at 2 a.m. Sunday at 42 (R-Lawrence ) Saturday anCollins EX-GOVERNOR ILL feet, two feet above flood stage. The city, nounced he is a candidate for Stale Senator COLUMBUS (UP!) - Former Ohio however, snug behind its flood wall, wguld UPSTilEAM PUBLIC USE AREA UNDER WATER - The GaUipolls Upin the 17th Senatorial District. govem!JI" Thomas J. Herbert, 79, Up(ier not suffer . stream Public Use Area is covered by high water from the Ohio River below the In making his announcement, Collins Arlington, Is in Riverside Hospital here With the heavy rainfall over the past park front off First Ave., as a result of heavy rain last week. The Ohio River is POMEROY - Bernard Gilkey, a 48 hours, the river and its tributaries have said; "I will continue to work for undergoing diagnostic test.<;, the hospital expected to crest some time today weD below flood stage in Gallipolis. · Salisbury township trustee, was elected caused nash flooding throughout Meigs .equalization of employment and reported Saturday. president of the Meigs County Association and Gallia Coiinties. Several major and educational opportunities throughout of Townshfp Trustees and Clerks at an secondary roads in the area were blocked Ohio." annual meeting Friday night at the Rock by high water Friday and Saturday. He was active in this area previously Springs grange hall. when he was chairman of the Ohio Senate · Roads remaining closed in GaUia David Koblenlz, Chester trUlltee, was County were Rt. 554 west of Oleshire; Rt. Education Committee, and member of the reelected vice president; Bill" . Harr)s, 325 east and west of Vinton, and Rt. 141 at Urban and ·Highway Affairs, and Rules POMEROY - Delmar A. Canaday, In the past have been totally ignored. 1 Committee. Sutton clerk, was reelected secrelary- Cadmus. twice mayor of Pomeroy, said Saturday he have had a lot of experience in public lreasuier, and Charles Bissen, Chester During his 18 years in the State Senate Meigs County highways still under will seek the Democratic nomination as relations. I have operated my . own and four years as a state representative trustee, was renamed executive com- water were Rt. 124 between Long Bottom representative to the Ohio General chemical business with a slight degree of he said he has been pleased that over 200 mltteman. Gilkey succeeds Oscar Bab- and Portland; Rt. 124 at Rutland and Assembly from the 91nd District. cock as president.. success for 43 years and I think I can bills he has sponsored have become Ohio Langsville. The high water forced canLong politically ambitious, Canaday handle the business of the 92nd district law." During the meeting short talks were cellation of clasSes at Meigs Local, the served as mayor of Pomeroy twice and successfully." given by Rep. Oakley Collins, Ralph Kyger Cr~k and Southwestern Sehool Among the areas covered in these bills twice ran for Congress. In August, 1948, Welker, Meigs Treasurer Howard Frank, Districts . are educatiohal improvement, increased Composing the 92nd district are Meigs, the c<ilorlul Canaday traveled on the County Engineer Wealey Buehl, RoDin Galha, and Lawrence Counties and four benefit.<; to widows, and greater state The Southwestern-Ironton St . Joe campaign whistle stop train with Athens C<!lUlty townships. Crabtree of the ~lUlty Highway Depart-' basketball game slated Friday was also support fot .dependent children, retirees, Pre~dent Harry S Truman. ment, and "James Batley of the Ohio postponed due to high water. The game disabled work ers , and the mentally Canaday was commissioned a KenDepartment of Highways In Meigs County. will be pla)oed on Saturday, Jan. 19. · · handicapped; also, tran sportation tucky Colonel in 1950 lUlder the adRefreshments were served through research, day centers for working of Gov. Happy Chandier and ministration the courtesy of the Southeast Equipment Commission on Aging, and inmothers, . he is a member of the Pr'"sldents Club, a Co. of Gallipolis. creased aid to local government.<; . 11 national Democratic organization. While much has been ·enacted," A native of Gall!a County, Canaday Collins said, "there are many areas of still has six brothers and sisters living in Ohio life which must be improved. We AAA now at 406 boys that c9unty. He Is president and general BUFFALO, N. Y. (UPI ) - Three must have"more needed and rural-oriented manager of the Canaday Chemical Co., youths have been charged with kidnaping legislation, we must have petter COLUMBUS (UPI) - Oblo1o blgh Butternut St., which he has operated 43 the son of a New ,:York physician still education, we must meet the challenge ·of schools will be reclauUied lor the years. missing despite· payment of $15,000 in the energy crisis." upcoming atademle year ID altemptl to GALLIPOLIS - Don Myers OSU Canaday, married to the former ransom, the FBI said Saturday. ·Collins also emphasized that, eqaaUze the ·aaml!er of sehoolo In each Extension Agronomist In forage ;' John Bertha Bichman of Pomeroy, resides with · Agents said they were conducting a "Working on constituent .problems and ~of the three etas.... · Underwood, Area Extension Agronomist Mrs." ·Canaday at 140 Lincoln HiD Road. "detailed search" with the help of various needs has to be a primary goal of the The Ohio High Sehool Atl!let!c and BiD Smith, Area Extension agent U: They have three daughters, Mrs. Annie polJ.ce agencies and volunteer lfremen in legislator from our area. When any in. AsRoclatlollllald ClaaR lo scboolo woald Farm Management will be the featured Chapman, PomeFoy ; Mrs. June Eve .and arolUld the fashionable ·James su~b dividual has. problems with l)is govern!lave fewer lbaa 113 boyl In the top speakers, Jan. 21 for the extension silage Tinley, Ha"clenda Height.<;, Calif., 'and Mrs. of (¥1kewood, some 70 miles south of ment, his representative such as I must tlree snuJes; Class AA woald · bve meeting sponsored by the Gall!a ColUlty Carol Yvonne Mulvery, Newport Beach, Buffido. work to solve these personal problems and Extension Service. · lrOm 1M to fl5 IIIII Claso AAA more DELMAR CANADAY Calif. All three daughters are graduates of Daniel W. Ebersole, 14, the son of Dr. cut through the red tape." tla Mill. That .would pot ZS7 Ia ClaiR A . ""Evaluating crops to use for siiage" ·Pomeroy High School. The couple has 11 Glen . M. Ebersole, a radiologist, ap(Continued on page 17) · IUid U6 1D each of AA and AAA. will be the meeting theme. The session Is grandchildren. parently was kidnaped Tuesday after TRUSTEES ORGANIZE planned for I p.m. at the Jackson eornm·entlng on his decision to file for telling his parents he was going to the :::-<=:*::::=::::::::::::.:::::;::w.:r.~~:e::::::.~::: ···: ··.w::::s;-;s RACINE ~ The Sutton township th e nomination, Canaday said ; Production Credit Building on Upper Lakewood Teen Center, about a block from GOTQRATIONING ONE DIES IN FiRE . River Rd. . . trustees have organlzed for 1974 with Oti's "This section of the state has been so his home. Charged with kldnapin& after TH E Hr\G UE (U P! ) - Holland CLEVELAND (UPI ) ,.... One person ExtensiOn officials will discuss corn Knopp president and Forrest Van Meter, neglected for ttie·past 40 years that it needs their arrest Friday were Marlin Whit- became the second European country to burned to death arid 20 other persons small grain, meadow crop and fora~ vice president. .Roy Jones is the other better represe~lat!on • and I think I can led to safety early Saturday when a fire S'lrghums as crops for silage. Beef farm trus.tee al)d Bill Harris is Nerk. The group represent It better and get a few o1 tne more, 19, Kenneth LeRoy W!Uiams, 18, ration gasoline Saturday but most of the . broke out on ille eighth Ooor of a ID-story families as well as, dairy families are wiD meet at 8 p.m. the first Tuesday of 'goodies' we're entitled to as taxpayers. both of West Elticott, and Jeffery L. Swan, country's three million motorists spent a 18, of Lakewood. The FBI would not say quiet day at home with their· automobile aenlor cltlze118 apartrnenl building here. welcome to attend . "' each month at the Racine town hall . . When the jackpot is cut up , smaller towns .where the suspec ts were -arrested. tanks fiUed up in advance. . , ~ - .~ ~ ... ~ ·- ,.,.~, Rain .lets • up JUSt •• .. ,. : ; ' • . I.' m time Collins to seek seat in.Senate Gilkey named president of Meigs group Canaday in race for Assembly Youths charged . with kidnaping Silage ·story will be told Jan. 21st - was i . I ,. , , I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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