https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e70cb8658ca3636c855ac902ff1a0dfe.pdf ab609c07dcc0843395d8b802089b31de PDF Text Text ------ ____ .. _. ______________ ~......--- ' -- ~- ~ - - . I • ! I ' ., 10 _ Th~ Datly & ntmel. Mlddleport ·fJonwruy, U.. Jan . H 1~1 74 $40,000 kickback tale told to federal court BALTIMORE \UP! I $20,000 The second was Feb. 2, Engmeer Lester Matz told a 1969, and I'm not sure if it was Federal court Wednesday he $10,000 or $1,000," Matz said . gave Sporo T t\gnew $40,000 m Testimony Not Corrected ktckbacks m return for con· tracts while Agnew served us Baltnnore county Pxecuttve, gove rnor of Mary land and v1ce preSident Mat z tes tif ied about the payoffs m the co rruptiOn tr1al of N Dale Anderson, Agnew's Democratic sunessor as county exe{'Utlve. Anderson IS accused of extortmg $43,000 from engmeers and archttects for mfluenemg th e a\\a rd of contracts and evadmg $67,000 m federal mcomc taxes " Wh1le Agnew wa s vice president I paid him $30,000 for two state Roads CommJsswn JObs 1 got," said Matz, the second w1tness to dtrectly link Agnew to the alleged kockback scheme. "I made tt in two payments. ''One was July I, 196ll. of Ma ryland governor m 1968, not v1ce presldt•nt, but Matz' testm wny \\ C!S not c01 rected. 1 Agnew pleaded no co ntest to an mcome tax evas1on charge and restgncd from ofhce Oct. lU tn 1L'turn fot ' federal prosecutors agreemg not to seek a Jail tf'rm or crmunal ! Agnew Indi ct men ts on kockback allegatwns aga mst tum. Tht' p1 osrcutors, however, had a 40-page summary of evidence read mto court re· cords that alleged Agnew took more than $100,000 10 kiCk· backs and bnbes while m public office "I just paid off the vice president m hiS office and I'm shaken," Ma tz was quoted m the sununar) as telling his partner, John C Cholds Sr. Matz testified he made ·'five or 19 earn place was SIX pa yment::; totaling $10,000 v.hlle Agnew was county execut1ve I gave the on honor roll IT'S .W,HO ASKS BOSTON I Ufll - Bcr· nard Markwell, vice president• ot Gull Oil Co., told a stale legislature committee Wednesday how he got gas In Concord, N. H. payoffs to a dose associate of Agnew's'' Summarv Makes Identification While Matz did not Identify th(' associC~tr 111 his testunony , the summary quoted tum as saymg th e man was promment Maryland banker-<ieveloper I ''Bud" Hammerman, a close Agnew fr iend La st "' eek in the tnal , H Hammerman and Agnew sphl he recognized the name, he $144,000 m payoffs. He saod he filled up my tank." and Hanunerman each kept 25 per cent whole Agnew took half, ·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: the ftrst hme a w1tness under oath has test1hed m open rourl aboul Agnew 's mli olvement m Vern Otevalier kickbacks "It was a clearcut kickbac k dies Thursday ar ran geme nt we had wath REEDSVILLE Vern Chevalier, 82, Reedsville, died this morning at Veterans Memonal Hospolal, ending an extended illness Mr. Chevaherwas born here, the son of the late Charles and Agnew," Wolff testified. "The payments were m return for state v..ork ." Matz saod between 1962-72 he made $210,000 m cash payoffs to public officials, mcludmg Anderso n and Agnew, and sa~ the bus mess of Ma tz, Childs Assoctatcs mcrea se from $750,000 m 1962 to $B 5 million m 1973. the women of Bashan for coffee and cookies and emphasize that they do not charge for runs made. Donations to the squad are welcome, however. PLl':ASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES Mrs. George Greene, Hartford ; Blam Vance, Bidwell; Charles Runyon, Robertsburg; Frank Rutherford, Apple Grove; Howard Johnson, Point Pleasant; Lula Shelines, Gallipolis; Mrs . Herman Estep, daughter, Mason; Curtis NIChols, Leon; Susan Franklin M. Rizer, senior; and Mrs. Clarence Lawrence, all of Portland ; Mrs. Audelle Deeter and Mr. and Mrs. Geor~e Roberts, both of Bashan, and the Hazel Community Church. Sylva Squad members thank Leon Dawson, Mason; Hensley for refreshments and Ohlinger, West Columbia; Mrs. Fred Harmon, Point Pleasant; Mrs . Fred Harmon, Mrs . Edward Cheesebrew, Lena EXTENDED OUTLOOK Price, Mrs. Leo Roush, Point A chance of showers Pleasant. Saturday and a chance of rain or snow Sunday clearing PROGRAM SET Monday. Highs In the 40s The W.M.U. of the First north, 60s south Saturday Baptist Church of Mason will and 30s north, 40s south present a program at the Sunday and Monday. Lows In church Sunday at 7:30p.m. The the 20s and lo" 30s. ·:·:·:-::::::·:::·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·::::.:=:·:·:·: :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· public is cordially mvited. senior, Racine ; Debra J. May, sophomore, Donna R. Weber, a jumor, both of Rutland; Pamela L Crow and Roberta J . Ord, both seniors, of Syracuse, and Forrest R. Barnett, semor, Tuppers Plains. MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT, J'AN NOT OPEN Fn, Sat., 31 Sun. Feb. 1-2·3 ROMEO& JULIET ( PGI Show Starts 7 p.m News. • • in Briefs ., Contmued from page I) They md1cated they favor a "wail-and-see". a~titude, ~r vesting the powers with the Public Utoht1es CommissiOn of Ohio (PUCO) rather than setting up a brand new Emergency Energy Board. Rep. Thomas J. Carney,D-Youngstown, ch1e! sponsor, presented the bill, wh1ch provides for an energy admmiStrator, sets up the emergency board and gives the governor temporary powers to deal w1th an energy crisi~ -c Myers. The Name That Works For You. We se ll Mvers famous Ejecta pumps. Whatever your water need, there's a Myers Pump to meet it. Hours: 7 a.m. to 5:00p.m. Oatly 773 5583 7 a.m . to 9p.m. Friday & Saturday Mason, W Va. you are,' I said. 1 Do you know who I am'! I'm a vice president of Gull Oil.' When Linda R. Rupe, freshman ; Steven C. Stanley, sophomore; Dame! T. Will, senior and Roger A. Ziegler, semor, all of the Pomeroy area Daniel A. Nease, Margaret S. Teaford, both jumors, Miners~ ville; Michaela C. Hoback, and the o\>ner of a Gull station had a big 'no gas' sign posted. The owner was inside and I knocked on the window .... "He came out and told me he""' out of gas. 'Like heck Jerome Wolff tes!ifled he, Contributors to squad noted Nineteen students attending Ohio UmverSity from Me1gs RACINE - Persons makmg County have been named to the fall quarter dean 's list w1th a donations Wednesday to grade point average of 3.3 or Racme's emergency sq~ad over on a 4 point scale were Mr and Mrs. Joe Bissell, required. They are Karen Long Bottom ; Leon Hensley, Hale, freshman , Dexter ; Long Bottom ; Mr. and Mrs. Melinda J . Amsbary, fresh· Howard Larkins, Mr and Mrs. man; Julia A. Holter, Bill McKelvey, Alice Adams, sophomore; Lucy J Holter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Durst, freshman; John W. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wolfe, Mr. senior; PaulS. Miller, senior; and Mrs . Gail Price and Mr. this wrek. "II was about 6:30 at night Open Friday. and Saturday Nights Til 9 O'Clock MEN'S 29.95 Double Knit Sport Coats Sale s19.90 New York· Clothing House KERM'S KORNER ' POMEROY ...·'' Special SaJe Prices \ MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR '; STEER CALVES -Good & Choice under 300 58-<i5, 300-400 49.75-58, 400-50 4:>-46.50. HEIFER CALVES - Under 300 46.51).55, 300-400 41.51J.46.50 GASOLINE SAVED COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio TransportatiOn Director J. Phillip R1chley said Wed· nesday 115 million gallons of gasoline will be saved if OhiO cuts speed limits to 55 miles per hour Richley said there would be a correspondmg loss in gasoline lax revenue for the state. THANKS OFFERED The Meigs County Jaycees want to thank Earl Ingels and the Athens County Savings and Loan for thetr efforts In acquiring and erecting the Jaycee billboard sign located behind the Certified Oil Station across the street from the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge. diagonal ncn PAGO PAGO, American Samoa (UP!) - A Pan Ameri~n 707 jet smashed into a low hili and burst into flames while approaching Pago Pago Airport in a violent tropical squall Thursday, killing 92 of the 101 persons aboard. Thirty-six of those killed were Americans. Seven of the ThtCARfiERA Mod i I GS708 25" diagon al plc1u re survivors were in critical condition and two were listed as satisfactory. The fire and impact left only the nose and tail sections of the lour-engine Boeing jet mtact. One side of the craft was torn away. A)Wut 250 persons, many RCA XLlOO SPANISH CABINETRY COLOR TV SET 25 inch diagon'al pocture Smartly styled in Early American 25" diagonal picture . '598.00 Gracefu l Amer1can Colonial styling w1th authentic deta1ls you'd expect to f1nd 1n high er -pnce range consOles Super Accu Color black matrix p1cture tube, RCA' s f1nest big -screen p1cture tube ever• XL 100, 100 per cent sol 1d state cha sS IS All chassiS tubes- a ma1or ca use of TV repa1rs - are gone! Automat1c fme tunmg electronically pmpoints the correct p1cfure s1gnal on each channel lnstant-P1c no warm up wa1t. Sale Price sslB.OO wa1tmg to board fo r a tnp to Honolulu, watched m horror as the plane skidded down a dirt road near a small village and cut a 200-foot wide path through tropical fo liage about 1,000 yards from the runway. N10e of the 10 crew members perished in the crash along woth 83 passe ngers. One of the survivors, Roger Ca1m, 23, New Zealand, said he first thought something might be wrong when he heard a str-ange, wrenching noise. Officials said this may have been when the plane started lopping off the tops of palm trees. x~::~:>.:x::.-:l:ti:~:::-;::;;?,:;:--c:~::::;::>.:::.-.'!<.:::::::.::x:;:::::::x::::::=:=::::::·:::·::-...::::::::>;::·~;, Briefs~ · ews .• in Tastefully appointed Mediterranean console at an affordable price. Super Accu Color black matrix picture tube, RCA's finest big-screen picture tube ever! XL-100, 100 per cent solid state chassis. All chassis tubes- a major cause of TV repairs are gone! Automatic fine tuning electronica lly pin points the correct picture signal on each channel. Instant-Pic. No warm-up wait. . I!Y United Press J:nternallonal . 001.UMBUS- STATE OFFICIALS }lAVE Informed federal ' I enel'gy. ~Zlll' William Simon lil~t ~proposal to have states mail gas r<~lloning coupons to the~r licensed drtvers would .be unworkbble 1J1 Ohio. Aetipg Highway Safety Department Director Frederick Vierow, in a recent letter to Simon, said there IS no law requirlilg the state ~ notified of any change of address by liCilflsed drivers. Vierow said some 3.2lhiUion of tile state's 7.5 million licenses may contairr an incorrect address. "Tres~ 3,200,000 persons may not receive the ap~lication bl~nks to which they are entitled ~r, 1f the mail .were forwardable, may not receive the blanks •n a . ' titilely manner. , · "A mail-out plan 111 Ohi~ als1> could result In misdirection of the·gas-coupon~. \he ~ndfng of the co~polll\ to dece~se~.persons .and cultivate a substantlfll black mark~i m thiS state, Viero~ added. '••The&<\durlty aspect 9f tbe coujlj)nll would b~ destroyed. ncn The MENDOl ~ The CALHOUr-1 Mod~ Model ~ ST220 I \I ST2 10 RCA Early Ameri.can RCA Spanish Style CONSOLE STEREO CONSOLE STEREO Sale Price •318.00 With phonograph- AM-FM-FM stereo radio and 8 track stereo tape player. Full 60 inches wide. •318.00 Full 60 inch width cabinet in Pecan. Has 3 speed record player - AM-FM- FM stereo radio and 8 track stereo tape player. lO" shot at by four men R -e ... 1l. easim; (?no ugh;, right? . . · ·. COLUMBUS illl'll. ~.~. btiiiiness p~rtner of :u. s. sen: Howard 'Metze~bauiQ hilS. ~onale<l. $0,00(Ho .toe Cllmpalgn pi Jol!ll''<>!enn wli1i will ~P(l0$e .~feJiePbaf!m ib. . tlie l)emocralie prfural').' !lfay 4; It w>Js 1:11"'!3led 'fh.ursday · .i..;,..;. repre~en t.a t1 ves were jooned by from v:-lnous groupswhlch hCJve been helphll to the suLeCsli of th e program. Volunteer V~orkcrs m th e program \\Ork at VetPrans One volunteer hea ds the Red r'r l ,c;:~:. Serv1ce to Military FaauhcsPJugiamandsever<Jl others have assisted w1th the bloodmobile vlsits Some at the Syracuse Nursmg Home v1s1t The program IS deSigned not work a t the bookmobile on tuberculoSis only to provide sem ce to the sc rapbooks, with the talkmg assoc1atwn co mmumty throu gh and health Others are engage d w1tb th e Rutland th e book program or mend and volunteer work of parhcipants dean books, whole i<t the Solve r Circle and the but to prov1de a mea nmgful cuw1t~ hom e th~rc 1s one Harnsonvllle Golden Circle purpose to the hves of semor volunteer who cut s the hmr of Clubs as recephonists, lunch • enttne WASHINGTON (UP!) John W Dean's Watergate testunony , assailed m recent days by Republicans charging it is pef]ured, still Is acceptable to The couple eventually made their way through the fire and mto the forest They were bemg trea ted at a hospital for burns. Dr . Pete r F. Veales, the hospital director, said, "Most of the dead fried m the did not survive A Pan Amencan spokestnan said the plane's flight recorder and cockpit vmce recorder were reco vered ftom the wreckage. A Federal AviatiOn Adminis· tration investigation team was Wesley Buehl, Republican , Meigs County Engineer, has filed hiS petition of candidacy for the nomination to run for the unexpired temo of the late Theodore Beegle. Buehl Is servmg m the office under appOintment by the Republican Central JComm•ttee following the death of Mr Beegle. The ' tenn will expire m January, 1977. Buehl was appointed to the post aboue one year ago. l(e was the only candidate to file a petitiOn for the May pnmaried with the Meigs County Roerd of ElectiOns on Thursday, · · . :unemployment ELBERFELDS IN POM E-.ROY ,, . .. : •• ,J, •• : • •• . • . ' ' WASHINGTON ( UPI J tnflatwn and unemployment will get worse, not better, in 1974 and the economy will toller a! thtl thre~hold of rolcesswn for much of the year, President . Nixon 's cliief economic'a~viSers said today. ·· In a ·vessimiStic prediction, .the Council of EConomic Ad· V!Sers said priCeS would ' ad· vaHce at a 1 pet. rate . m th.e next 12 months, with food and fuel prices leading the charge If the forecast is correct, it would make 1974 the worst year for domestic mflatwn since World War II and would ' cooperatwn m makmg the test were W8CQT, Edgar possible. 1973, and still l.Ss can we risk its acceleratwn," NIXon sa1d in a brief message to Congress accompanying the report "We must dedicate ourselves to carrymg on the fight agamst Inilatwn m 1974 and' thereaf· ter." . But the PreSident·~ strategy, keyed to a $9 .4 billiOn deficit .budge t (or the' coming fiscal yeor, appeared to lie aimed at ~eepmg the economy moving and unemploy ment down, even 1f 1t m•ans losmg ground m hiS anh-mflalion campaign Council Chairman Herbert Stein told reporters Thursday, surpass the mflation rate of "We have done the anthmetic 1973, an unusually bad year for We do not see a path that any prices The forecast was published m N1xon's annual ecommic report and appeared to conflict with Nixon's own goals. "We cannot accept con tinuation of the mflation rate of Dean committed perJury. Watergate committee last Nixon's press secretary, Ronald L. Ziegler, said the President stuck by repeated statements denymg any wrongdoing: Dean's testimony is expected in the case of former Nixon aide Dwight L. Chapm, charged with lying to a grand Jury. Chapm's attorney, Jacob A. Stein, said in U.S DistriCt Court Thursday that Chapin had a right to know if the government had eVIdence that Dean had lied "even in matters r easo nable person would desc ribe as a recessiO n '' HB ut," Nixon sa id m th e report, "I cannot assur~ the Amencan peopJe of an 1easy time. " Here IS the counctl's 1974 extraneous to this case." When Dean pleaded guilty Oct. 19 to one charge of con- spiracy, the spec1al prosecutor announced he would not be prosecuted for any other crimes - with the exception of perjury. A house-to-house canvass in the areas served by the Mid· dleport Volunteer Emergency Squad will be conducted beginmng at I p.m. Sunday to obtain money lor a new am· bulance. Mrs. Grace Pratt and Mrs. Ruth Powers of Mid<jleport have volunteered as chair· persons. The vehicle will meet the standards of the Natwnal Highway Safety Act. Pete Kloes, chairman o( the bara Offutt, Erne~t Van Inwagen, and Mrs. Don Karr. Workers prlmanly will canvass u\ thew own neigh· borhoods and will be wearing red tags to indicate that they are accedited by the e,!JHlrgency· ~quad. · Officials of .the fire depatt· ment report that about $15,000 · will be needed to purchase me · . new truck and that the department has some $3,000 on hand wh1ch will be used, if ways and means committee, necessarY, toward the new working with Robert Fisher, purchase. However, officials "new truck" chairman, said urge everyone to take part in today he Is "more than the truck fund drive so that outlook m other areas pleased" with the response of they too, can feel the CO!II· - Unemployment Job the pubhc to tbe current fund (Continued 'on· page. 10) . layoffs m mdustms hit hard by drive and e~tended thanks to . . , the energy shortage, such as Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. Powers Veterans Memotialllo!I/Itlll . auto manufacturing and for acceptmg the task or' Admi~iohs ~ ·~harles W; . tourism, woll help push the conducting the Sunday .can- . quy' Vmton; Freda Lauderunemployment rate to an vass. . milt, ·. Pomer.OYl . Jessie average 55 pet. durmg 197~ Their wor~eis ·w1ll fnclude Vanlnw~geri, l'qmerDy; Dame!· from las\ year's 4.9· pet. !eve!. Donna lloyd. Mrs. William Rice, Middlep~rt; 'Virg)m~ That means about 5 million DaviS; Mrs Bet1y ciioe,. Mrs. · Wo)fe·, :Syr~c-use; . Arnqld · Amerocans out of work com- Emma Wayland,'Mrs Be~sle Wilson,Sh~de ; ;lames_Stewa~t; pared to. 4.\l million last year. Darst, Fr?nces Roush, Mrs. P~meray; Rolland Moms, _:_ Econorius Growtli Gross Nan Moore, Mildred Hawley, Pometoy. Nahonal Product total value of Mrs. Paul Case!, Mrs Roger Discharges - Oliver Sayre, all goods and services will stobart, Mrs. L. D. Ervin, Mrs. Jr., Carolyn Wnght, Melinda expand by about 8 pet. to $1,390 I. R. Neal, Mrs. Patty Kloes, Lemley, Charles Klein, Sr., billion ($14 trolhon) but only Beth Vaughan, Mrs. Marianne Melville f/llhers, Etta Lomse about 1 pet of the rise will be Caruthers, Brenda Pettit, Mrs W1se, Joseph Hood, Ralph "real" or actual gam In output John Nash, Mrs. Bobby Payne, Ballard. and productwn InflatiOn will Mrs. Emmett Sbuler, Mrs. accoun t for the remainmg 7 Roscoe Fowler, Mrs. William UNIT CALLED pet. Kennedy, Mrs. Denver R1ce, The Middleport E·R ·squad LOCAl. TEMPS Mrs. Dorothy Ashley, Mrs. was called this IT\Oi:f!iiig ·at The temperatw-e in down- Roscoe Fife, Mrs. Paul Davis, town Pomeroy at II a.m Cindy Cra1g, Jackie and Diane 10:35 to Rutland for Vomi. Fnday was 34 degrees under Carsey, June Thomas, Bar~ McKnight who was taken to Holzer Medical Cehter. · sunny skies Truck strike may idle 75,000 in Ohio in big jump up WASHINGTON WPH Vnemployment in January took its biggest jump upward in four ' I Participatmg amateur sta twns 1974: a very bad year! ~, '4'\'::,.,;,,-.: .•(.:,,.,;::!.,«:~!= •.;..~.:"'..""';•:"::'1'.... •••:•• ;.~;..:.·-·~.~~d-:.::~~·::~i§~~::; ·. ·~~~:h::~:~:::.::·:::~·=·~·:-:-~:·:·:::.:;~:::·::=:~\-=:~:;:~::::~::::::~:::·!·:·:·:·:·:·:::::::.:-:·~·=-=·=·=-;:.;.:.~:·:·:·:·:·:·:· : · ..,........:v' 1.·=··~····x·~·~·:·:-: ....... .. ,.-_... ·•·· ,...:.·· ·=.·:·: ·• .·•· .· .. . • ....., • • ·· • • • . : · .. • ·.. ,, ' ~· . • : ...:.. ••• '" ' then to other nets . The recently acqu!l'cd helicopt er of the Gallia Civil Defense was used. Rutherford ; W8EPA, James K1skla ; WHFCF, Gil Bush; WAI)SUU, Elmer Boggs; all Gallipolis, and W8TRI, J . J . DaviS, M.D., Middleport The emergency net thanked Ro ger Daughtery, Super!n · tendent of the Southern Oh10 Coal Co., and Fntz Stover, Civil Defe nse Director, for M1n e, Simulated messages were transmitted by rnob1le wuts to a new central statiOn , Dean a ''coward" seeking immwuty from prosecutiOn. Workers listed. • In E-R canvass Emergency test simulated w1th the Ameri can Red Cross and Civil Defense areas In this tesl, origmating at Southern Ohw Coal Co No I law, Edward Finch Cox, called read dryly to the Senate for believmg Mr. Dean com· m1tted pequry m any procedmg," AsSistant Specoal Prosecutor Richard J . Davis said. "We would have no basis .. for bringing any charges of /1 Simulated emergency test conducted by the Galha, Jackson, Meigs County Emergency Radio Net on Sunday, January 27, was a nationwide activity sponsored by the Amateur Radw Relay League Interlocking radio nets provided coverage of disaster areas in mawtaming communication through this net to the surroundmg areas Th1s was done in con]unctwn Called a ''Coward'' President Nixon 's son·m· former Wh1te House counsel, "So far as the government lS concerned, based on evtdence we have now, we have no basis SIMULATED TEST - left to right, Gil Bush, Fritz Stover, .J J DaVIs, M D , Don Marlin (pilot), Edgar Rutherford, Elmer Boggs and James KISkia perJury agamst Mr Dean " Senate GOP leader Hugh Scott says he has seen eVIdence at the White House mdicating they are relym g on hiS credibility . w. ' Leon government witness means plane." "We all tned to get out and Jammed the exiSts. I managed to get out over a wmg, but most of those aboard dod not," said one of the two male survivors. The pilot, Capt. Leroy Peter· son, Salt Lake City, Utah. radioed the Pago Pago tower befote the crash at 12:52 a.m. that the plane was on fire. He also said he was meeting a violent thunder squall Peterson and eight other members of the IIJilerson orew Prosecutor Jaworski and his staff. It was the testimony of the TEN CENTS ob· Credibility of Dean is standing up Spec1al PHONE 992-21 56 birthda y calls, transportation, recep· Luc1lle Sm1lh, C E Blakeslee, homslc.;, craft mstructwn and Goldl(! Clendenin, Pat there ts even a semor Citizens ' Lochary, Paulm e Roush, chor us wh1ch perfo rmt:d Cll tContmu ed on page 10) summer, that contradicted Presodent Nixon's statement that he did not learn of the Waiergate cover-up until March 21, 1973 Dean sa1d Nixon knew about It as early as Sept. 15, 1972. Dean's testimony is expected m a number of Watergate· related trials, and the fact that the prosecutors list h1m as a )ears ,. rising from 4:8 pet. . to 5.2 pet. as the · · ·1 ·h t t k th · t 11 f The money ;W~g ·l!o11ate'd: a~v.ellilld, .bQSI~siUiln . ~Qergy ·~risis · and fut; s . ~r ages oo. .e1~. o o . . ~ t. ·Rafld whO. .\W. aJOI'II,l~r ~llli~,o1 ~il!"eq'l!: . .. ·jobs, .t he 'gov~Jtmeilt ~aid tOO,ay, _. · ln(l: ;, chlill!o(oeW.sp&~r&thaf ·l\10tze.ubalilll.n~w · r,itJB. · · . .· 'fb~ ·aLS sa1d It, couldn't tell precisely bow . : :w..\d:r~.l~:~·~t :l~)ii~'fo'\i;.wi~g:_ &;4ispJI~.~t~.' ·· .. ; /ffil~n of,lh.~ 'i~creased Jqbl~ssness was .!lue _to · ...· M~nbQum.:.:·. · : .:·.·,.:·,: ...... :;.' ,"' :·:... ·· · . eoer.gy ~hortages. · but. s~td there Wfre m· · . · : .: ¥ked'lf~y .be. ~~~•bilt~d ·~~ (ll.~nn-~ r~l,1lllllll?',.Ral)d· ·. . diclitions it was· ''subsllintial.:·. ·. · saJili ".fjilst l(ifnk.he:'i\'Onld IJ!•Ji~ l.fuill10'. ~<mal9r.! '. · : ·: . · , . · ·.. · · , , · , · . . ·Save Your: Saleslips For Valuable Premiums " Evelyn Kmght, VIlma P1kkoja, The) The party afforded op· portun 1ty to giv e special recogn1t 10 n to the se mor Citizens who work as vulun· teers at a nwnber of statwns m A semi truck dnver for the trucker to the mtersect10n Sears-Roebuck company of Rt. 160 and 35 where they enroute to Gallipolis was fired pulled h•m over to the side of upon tll•s morning at Rio the highway. Grande. Accordmg to Lt. Ernest According to the Gallipolis Wigglesworth of !he State Post State Highway Patrol, the Highway Patrol, the dnver driver of the rig who was not was told to continue on to his United Press International Identified, reported his truck destination and unload but if he The strike by . independent was fired at by four merr valued his life he h,ad b.etter not truckers could close , all 21 ·traveling in a statl9n ~~gor>. leave Galhpolis. The case IS General Motors Corp. plants in The incident occurred al5 a.m. s t!I~ ~d~r i~ves tigation, · . . The statiOn \vagofi. follo,ved . . · . ·· . . ~~:=:::::::::·;·~:):::::::::::·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:-: :·:::·:::;;::::::::~.:=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::;;:::::.:~::::::;;::~::::::::::::::: ~ . . ' ' . . . wlo'mAA.:" :*~:>;>.::::J::::::::;:~:>.>.~>.m:;:;::::>.:;:::::::~::i;:;:::>:':<=:.!;~;:~::::::f:::~>:>=::::;:~:>.:,:<::; A good selection of American made bicycles including standard 76 inch bicycles with coaster brake · 3 speed bikes. A good selection of 10 speed models for boys and girls . 20 Inch bicycles with banana seat and Hi-Rise handle bars a'nd 20 inch bicycles with training wheels ,. Stop in- See this fine line of boys and girls bicycles. Buy the one you like best and really save during this sale. ' makmg telephone rcassw-ance Meogs Inn Thursday aft ernoon of fire.'' EAS~ n~~~tla;ing LONDON _ COAL MINERS WOUND up a crucial stnke vote today, with ballots reportedly runmng overwhelmingly m (Continued on page 10) SALEI BICYCLES Marriage Ucei!Se Marvin leon Randolph, 36, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, and Mary Belle Monlisano, 39, R!. 2, Pomeroy. Custer, Gertrude Mit chell , Cann said the plane then hit the ground and "everyone snapped forward in their seats." He said he and hos wile were able to get out of the plane and were surrounded by "rmgs en route to the ISland, 2,600 m1les south of Honolulu. Pan Amencan sa1d 49 passengers \)'ere scheduled to leave the flight at !;':igo Pago ITS . MIDDJ:E.. and 4Z others ivere en route to . (l<Jmtion tOd'ay, vowihg, to' maintain a state of ~ar ~"!''· Israel . Hoi;.blulfi and Los Angeles. ptrllil ,qut ·of· a\1 ciP,tur.ed ·:Arab ~errlfu~l~s a~d . guarautee.~: \he 'The crash was the second on "national nghtl!'' of .Palestin,i\}n te!Ugiles.l)IIIita,rY sour~~ 'P·Tet the So~ih PaCifiC Pan Anieri· Aviv said today Israeli demohtuin teams blew lip C?~er.ete . can route in recent months A hangars at a capt w-ed "Egyptian ·al~ie!d , duti~g !he .p~llbac~· ·l!Qeing 700 w•tii 79 passeng~rs from territory seized during the 17-<iay, 1973 Middle East War. 'crash~d after takeoff . ftom The sources defended the destructiOn of •ns)allatwns at the Papeete, Tahiti, last July 23. Fayid airfield, saying, "It's a military in~tallat10n m a war All but one person were killed. theater, not a discotheque." Egyptian President Answar Sadat said "Israel should withdraw from all occupied Arab lands and Buehl files for , the ~ational rights of the Palestinian people should be ensured. "I will not sign an agreement ending the state of belligerency engineer post with Israel unless these two conditions are met." . . . ~~vi-r' a~~ENB~ LOCAL TEMPS The temperature In downtown Pomeroy at II a. m. Thursday was 52 degrees under sunny skies. Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS - Harley Johnson, Pomeroy ; Albert Keeton, Syracuse. ' DISCHARGES - Constance Shields. - 25" COLOR TV SET duties as fne ndly VlSlting, in Pan Am crash X~J-100 100'1> Solid Stale color TV 25" SALE! RCA XL-100 Struble, Edson Roush , Shirley Comrn um tv Sc hool. 92 persons lost Color TV 25 " r1 1ao:ona l PI(; IUte lh eir work a t th e Meigs program otself mvolved m such work with a luncheon at the tended Thursd;:1y's luncheon FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1974 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO VOL. XXV NO. 204 • Th e- LOINl.TON rAn<l ' I GS7Qt. the first anmversary of their and well over tOO of th em at- Devoted To The Interests Of The Meigs-Mwon Area 1ooon Solid State ncn servan ce Mrs . Welker tntr oduced members of the Meigs CoUIIty Council on Aging, Clarence at y RCA XL-100 Thursday 's vol unteers go to the home JUSL forrnmg other duties. to v1s1t w1 th the res1dent.s Program participan ts work OtiJCJ volunteers ass1st the at the Meigs Semor Citzens reachers w1th students and Ct:nter and with the RSVP • 1st FLOOR ' I THREE WORKERS OF THE Meigs County Retired Seruor Volunteer Program received awards for over 500 hours each m community serVIce when the first anmversary of the RSVP Program was observed Thursday They are, from left, Mrs. Lelah Weatherby, Mrs. Nellie Hayes and Mrs Mae Weber w1th Mrs. Clara Lochary, preSident of the RSVP Advisory Board , right, making the presentation celebrate men reSidents there and twu assistant:;, quolting and per· known as "R.'iVP" - Retired (:tnd ('Ollect for TV ren tals as of the semor citizens work wtth Semor Volunteer Program well as other chores Othe rs the local cancer society and the ..' RCA citizens on~s the county as well as Memonal Hospital as recep- patients, read to them and recognition to others who have liomsts, at the snack bar, take write letter for them as needed helped esta blish the program patoents to x-ray, deliver maol As a part of the program some Solid colors and plaids . Sizes 36 to 46 in regulars and longs. Stop in the busy mens department · lst floor try on a coat or two . Buy what you I ike and really save. FULTZ OMITrED The name of Marc Fultz, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Fultz, Middleport, was . Ullin· tentionally omitted ' ftom the third six weeks honor roll of Meigs High School. Marc is a sophomore. SUITS • SPORT COATS • OUTERWEAR SWEATERS· SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS BY BOB IIOEFLrCH The •·Jive ly ones" _, Meigs n wn• (Ire 126 su(h serum Coon tv semor cittzeos who a re l' ttlzens ta kmg p<Jrt 1n the taking part m the vo luh teer p1o~ram wtm.:h 1s under, the serv 1ce progra m ~ ce lebra ted dircctwn of M1s Pettrl Welkt:r ' PT. PLEASANT LIVESTOCK REPORT Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. January 26, 1974 HEIFERS - Good & Cho1ce 700.900 36.50 • 43.50, Utility 3335, Canner & Cutter 26 to 33; Bulls 1000.1400 39.90; Veal, Good 200.250 58 · 63. HOGS - 19().240 41, 261).up 38.20, 41)()..600 29.9().31.50, Boars 32, Pigs by !lead 21J.40 15-17.50, 41).li() 21.51).29. Truckers SAVE ON SPORT COATS M9igs' lively Minnie Smith mChevalier. He ···-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·----·-·-· - - - - -·-·-·-· was a farmer this area his entire hfe . He was also Mens and Boys Winter Jackets · · · · · - - · · Sale 'h price preceded 10 death by a sister Mens & Boys Sweaters & Sweater Vests· · · Sale 'h pnce and five brothers. Mens 9.95 Bath Robes · - · - · · · · · · · - - Sa~e 5.00 Surviving are !ow- brothers, Mens Flannel Pajamas · · - - - · · · · · Sale 2 pa1r 9.95 Charles, of Bnstol, Ohio; Mens 9.95 Dress Slacks · - - - - · · · · • · Sale 5.00 Herman, Ivan 1., and Roy C., Mens 5.95 Flare Leg Denim Jeans · · · · · · · Sale 4.88 all of Reedsville , a Sister, Mrs Mens & Boys Sport and Dress Shirts · - · · · Sale :12 pnce Naomi Snoke, Lancaster, and Entire Stock Boys Sweaters - · - · · · - · · Sale h pnce several nieces and nephews Mens 9.95 Western Sport Shirts · · · - · - - · · · Sale 6.99 Funeral servoces will be 3 pr . 2.29 Davis '12 D Cushion Sole Socks Sale 3 pr. 1.89 Saturday at I p.m. at the White Funeral Home in Coolville with the Rev. Eldon Blake of· ficiating. Burial w11l be in Reedsville Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after noon Fnday. Ohio will loose federal highway a1d if it fails to lower speed limits by March 3, conformmg (Continued from page I) to the emergency federal law the Nahonal Council of In· on speed limits. dependent Truckers, blamed the slow start of the shutdown on confusiOn over the startin,j LAYOFFS time. Some groups, such as WARREN, Ohw (UP!) F ASH, had said they would About 2,000 workers will be wait unhl midnight Jan. 31 to laid off for one week at the begin their shutdown. Packard Electric Division "We've already made an im· plant of General Motors Corp. pact," said Rynn. "There are here next week because of only 15 to 20 trucks at most produchort cutbacks resulting service stations on major truck Irom the energy crisis. routes in Ohio, while on a Officials said the plant has, normal night you would find at so far, laid off 2,800 person:'. least 150 trucks parked at all of The normal work force IS them." 13,000 Still Lots Of Bargains At Kerm's Komer ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . Ohio by next v. eek, Idling close to 75 ,000 workers, 11 was learned today The steel ID· dustry has alreatly announced layoffs , The fir>< to close would be the goant · GM complex at Lordstown which has three plants. John Gnx, of the public rela twns department at the complex, said the plants keep only a 24--hour mventory on hand . "! would say it IS probably pretty similar' at .the others · alt~oughwe depend just a little bit more on rolling inventory,'' said Grix · . · ·. · · ~Right now we have eoough ma'tenal on hand to last us fo r j 4 hours, · G'"' told Umled Press lnternatwnal "About 50 Warren, employmg 150, also pet of our mcommg material closed Thursday because it comes in by truck. Any serious was unable to obta10 steel. Th~ Youngstown Sheet and m'terference with the flow Tube Co., Youngstown, an· would shut us do.yn Within nounced Thursday 1t was days'' . The Lordstown facility is in ·laying olf more than 1,000 men northern Ohio where very few, and curtailing preduction of 1f any, trucks are running flat rolled steel products 'ef· fective Monday "as a direct today. The complex employs about result of the truckers protest." The Emp~re-Delroit Steel Co 10,000 persons and manufac· lures the Chevrolet Vega, the plants m Mansfield and Dover hottest selling car In the nation may also have to close. The at the present lime, and trucks. plant in Mansfield employs In other related develop- 1'000 workers and the one m ' ments, Armco Steel Corp . Dover 1,100. 1\'leanwhile as independent closed its Washington Court truckers went on strike today House plant because it was unable tp ship Its produ'cts. The to protest the high price of diesel fuel, the action appeared plant employs 565 persons. Ohw · Co rru g~t m g· Co , to be successful only in Penn- I sylvania and Ohw. The strike was screduled to start at 12:01 a.m. EDT, liut some truckers stopped work Thursday. There have been i~Cidents of violence m Ohio all week, and in Pennsylvania, Ronald Hengst, 33, Spring Grove, Pa., was killed when his truck ran down an embankment just off the lehigh Valley Thruway near Allentown. State police sa1d h1s windsl\ield was shattered by a boulder dropped from an overpass, Gd\1. Milton J. Shapp put Pennsylvania' s National Gnard on alert to patrol the highways and tried to mediate among state officials an'l'l the leaders of the strike. �.. -. ·-·- ..... . League's £1nest taKe 'OD -~ . ... ~- •. . . •. -- ·- .... •. ' • .. ' . 3 - Tl te Dml) ' Sent1nd, M1dcliep01 t-Pomt•t oy, 0, J•'t'b 1. 197~ 'J'OIIIf.dll :~ ~·IIIII'.~ '1 - The Datly SentineL Mtddlenort-Pomeroy, 0 , ~'eb . 1,1974 Ladies head area board of real estate brokers manner . The Southeas ter n t:AJ.LIPOI.IS - M" Jarncc· active tn real estate , but who Ohto Board or Realtors IS a J Steele. broker, of Jan Steele desu es to support realtor s m part of th e Ohw Association of Realty, Wellston, ts the actiUn to 1m prove staflda1 ds Rea ltors and th e Na t10n al Southf'.<~ S tern OhiO Board uf anti quahty m the area of real Associatton of Realtors. H.ealtors ' new pr esid ent estate As prestdent, Mrs Steele Mr s Stee le succeeds e lected at the annual made the fo!lowtng aporgan1zat10n meetang at tile Dougla s J Wetherholl as pmntments for 1974 £':. M. Holtday Jnn 1n Kanauga prestdent, who presided, I ike 1 Wt seman, Gall tpohs, assisted by Denver Htgley, recently Htgiey trustee , Denver Ha gley, Mrs Steele satd the realtors secreta ry-treasurer. Galhpohs, associate salesman, hcwe pledged to sec k mcreases was succeeded by another lady and Harry Naugle, Ja ckson, tn all four countt es - Gallta, broker, Mrs Sara J. Schwab, chall'man of Rea l Estate Metgs, Jack son an d Vmlon - employed by the Steele agency. The Southea stern Ohw Board Poh!lcal Educa twn Comor brokers and sa lesman memberships as well as tn of Realtors ts devoted to ser- mittee. The next meellng of the affi li a te memberships An vtng the real estate needs of all board ts planned for Apnll6, at aH!J1ate as a person v.ho 1s not Amencans in a highl y etlucal the Coach House in Wellston. By Bob Hoeflich J Mr~ Mary Seaman, at'lJve commumty worke1 l:lnd one of lhr nost enthusiaStic supporters of the Meigs County Humane Soc tet), wtll mark her 70th btrthda) Sunday Mary ·· loves'' ~ hat she's domg and she a lso loves the B1g Bend area havmg rome here 19 years ago from I.. O UISVI ll e, Ky She restdes on Breezy Heights , Pomeroy SEVERAL EMPLOYES of the Me1gs Count) opct alton of Genera l Telephone Co of Ohw are hsted on "honor rolls " of the com pany's employe newspaper l.J.sted on the years' servtee honor roll are Junmy R Fortune, flH years. and Allee M Freeman, JO years. Donald Pearch, Jr, IS hsted m reco gmtion of a 17year safety record ~·or the college crowd· Tiw Na lwnal Cherry Blossom Festtval wtll sponsor a new Any MPtgs County gtrl attendmg an accred1ted college can wnle to :"olaltOnal Cherry Blossom Festi va l, Box 2782, Washmglon. D C 200 13 for a contest apphca tion. The dcadlme IS Feb 10 The Dai~ Sentinel I STILL CAN 'T believe the WHOLE thmg. School chtldren are bemg assaulted and ktll ed m early mormng tnCld ents wh1ch have occurred smcc the estabhshment of Dayhght Savmgs Time. Ilts freely ~dmitted that the new ttme schedule has done nothmg to saH energy and yet Congress makes no progress to speak of m calhng the whole lhmg off I don 't tlunk one ca n look to a local board of educatwn or even to a state leg islature to change the sttuatwn It 's the goof of Congress - yeah, anolheP one - and should be ta ken care of there. PEVOTEDTOntF. rNTERESTOF LOVES PAPER ROUTE - Charles Smtih, 15, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Smtih, Middleport H1ll, loves hts paper route. In hsting Jus mterests and hobbleS he put hts paper route at the head of the hst. in addttion to his route he loves btke ridmg and playmg football . Charles ts an eighth grade student at Metgs Jumor Htgh School m Middleport. He has ·had his route approximately two years He IS forever buymg gtfts for hts famtl~ from the profit he makes on hts route. Charles has three s•slers and one brother . Hts father ts emp loyed at Rutland Furmture Compa ny Area students on honor list Lynn M. Smith , a nursmg Rt. I, Portland, and Mary A. student from Guysv•llc, is one Rtchardson, EducatiOn ma JOr, of 41 students to achteve a Rt 2, Coolvtlle. stratgh t-A t4.0) average at Parkersburg Co mmuntl y College. M1 ss Smtih ts a daughter of Ivan K. Smtih, Rt. 1, and completed 12 or more hours of work to ea rn recogmtton fo r her grades. Other Ohto students earmng recognttion for their fir s t semester's work were Melissa J. Proffitt, nursmg major , daughter of Dale R Profftlt, DST: Problems By George Hargraves, Supt. Meigs LOcal School District This evenmg I will mention briefly 15 items rather than emphastzmg two or three· - Ccngratulations to the Pomeroy PTA for the excellent "bright stick" project. That should be of real help during the morning darkness. - I can't prove tt with numbers, but I don 'l see how the daylight savings tlme is saving much energy. It has put schools all over the nation in a bad situation . We are wrong if we change schedule and we are wrong if we don 't. - We urge drtvers to be espectally cauttous in their early Speahing of schools -- No. 302 mornmg driving durmg these weeks of winter DST. -The two and one-hail days of school lost at Salisbury puts us ~Hour and one-ball days erased at that school. You wtll recall thai !'ll over five must be made up . . - Rutland and Harrisonville have both JlliSSed' three days. The other schools m the dtstrict have missed only two. - .The regular monthly meeting of the Meigs Local Board of Education bas been set for the second 'I;'uesday of each month. The next !Titeting wtll be on Tue&day, February 1~ . - The Adult Basic Education learnmg laboratory IS open each Tuesday and Thursday evening in the Central Building in Middlepilrt. This program is designed to help folks successfully pass the General Educational Development test and obtain a certificate or high school eqwvalency. - We finally obtamed enough applications to start some adult sewmg classes. We have sent letters to all who applied telling them when and where the classes are to be Held - We have foul' remaining basketl)all games. Three are home games on Frida~ nights, Gallipolis, Iro11ton and LOgan in that order. The fourth game is Tuesday, February 12, at Wellston. - Spellmg is becoming of greater interest these days as our young spellers look forward to the County Spelling Bee at Eastern High School on March 14. - We presently plan to begin a course this fall in accounting and offtce management. This would be a two year program in grades 11 and 12. It will be designed particularly with boys m mind. If your tenth grade boy is uncertain about his future , this might be good to constder. Our planning for this will dep< ,don enroilinent and several other things, but we are hopeful. - With the ftrst semester behind us and grades recorded, registration for next year will be in full swing soon. If you have questions, call one of the guidance counselors at 992-2Jo8. - Our past follow-up studies of all our graduating classes show less than one in four going to college. Students who are not going to college should certainly be in a vocational course. This should be seriously considered in every home wbere there is a , student who will be in grade 9or 11 next year, - At its January meeting the Board of Education made a fine investment in the future of the Meigs High Sch,ool Band . At the recommendaUon of Band Director Dwtght Goms the Board approved the purchase of 2 sousaphones, 8 baritones, 2 ptccoloes and 2French horns . The total cost will be about $4,000, but it iun excellent investment in the future of the band . - - I ment~ned the adult sewin~ ciasses earlier in this wlumn. The begmners class appears to be full . We do have :;orne openings in the advanced class. It begins at 3: :m p.m. and lasts to 6 ~3U ,..m . starting Wednesday, February 6, at the high school. If intertsted, you could <;aU Mrs. Bl'mgarner at 992'3039 or me at or just go to the first class . 1 · · ~Both of tliese sewing cl~sses wtil meet for three hours per seSSion, <moe each wet!k lor 12wee~s."fhe tuition ~$10. m.tsa I dum on continumg the burley pnce support and productwn control program will be held beginning Feb. 25. Growers voting in the referendum wtll decide whether the marketmg quotas and pnce supports should be contmued for the 1974, 197o and 1976 crops The producers, who voted 96.6 per cent "yes" m a strntlar refer endum three years ago, were expected to endorse contmuatwn of the program m the matl ballotmg from Feb. 25 through March I Butz set the 1974 marketing pounds, quota at 608 mtllion ( aboul8 per cent above the level announced for 1973. Offtcials sa td the increase was needed to comply with a legal requirement that the burley quota cannot be less than 95 per cent of the amount whtch offtctais esttmate wtll be needed for domestic use and exports. WASHIN GTON I UP() Agncu lture Secretary Earl L Butz Thursday announced an 6 per cent mcreasc m burley tobacco markehng quotas for 1974 and satd a grower refen- 2ash and a new car PERHAPS, MEIGS COUNTJANS mtght be interested m helping restore the sight of Wan Ahmad Omar, of Malasta, an Ohio Umve rstly student. Wan IS a semor m mterpersonal commwucahon at Ohw Umverstt y and hopes to complete postgraduate work at Ohto U. before relurnmg to a teaching career m his homeland One of the people he met through school m Athens was Mrs Mary Diles, a volunteer worker wtth students. Mary 1s the wtfe of Btll Dtles, formerly of Middleport. Mary made an appointment for Wan, blind since the age offour, wtth Dr. Henry Croct, Athens oplhalmologist, when she learned that Wan's s1ghl mtght beneftt from a cornea transplant. Results from tests m Athens and Columbus confirm that the transplant, as well as removal of a cataract mtght at least partially restore Wan 's stght m h1s nght eye Facthties and personnel are available to perform the necessary surgery in Athens, Dr. Croci says. U the retina in Wan 's n ght eye has not been dama ged by the mfectwn that caused damage to the cornea, Wan has a good chance of seemg. But the doctors cannot perform the surgery JUSt yet Someone must don ate the cornea Wan needs so badly Smce there ts oo eye bank m Athens the eyes must come direct from a donor. 1 Surgery would be scheduled within about 24 hours of the donation . The only lumting factors involv ed m makmg a donation are if the person died due to cancer , leukemta or a stmtlar disease.. U there ts any posstbthly of a donatwn from Meigs County, Dr. Croci can be reached through hts o!fte<, Athens , 592-4461 or at hts home, 593-3067. TR I VALL EY • MEIGs-MASON AREA CHESrERL. TANNEHILL , Eur Ed. ROBERTHOEFUOI , Chy F..dltor Published dally e1cept Saturday by Valley Pubhshmg Sl , Pomeroy, Ohlo Phone 992-21:)/J Edltona! Nat\Onlll advert1 s1ng representat1ve Bott melli.C.aUagher , Inc , 12 E:asl411ld St , Ne~ York , New York SUbscr1ptton rates Delivered by where available 60 ce nl.'l per , By Motor Routl! where camer ~lee not avallable One mooth. S2 6iJ By mall 1n Oh10 a:nd W Va, One Year, 118 Six months , $9 M Three months. 16 E:lsewhere 122 00 year , sn mooths I ll 50. three months. Sli 50 pr1ce Sunday Times-&ntmel • • • • • f The Metgs Marauders wt!l be In " the spOiler" role lomght , as they try to knock off the powerful , league - leadtn g Galli pohs Blue Devtls m an SEOAL battle at the l.arr) lj Morrison GJmnaSIW11 The Demons, at 9-1 m SEOtiL actwn, are currently t1ed w1th Waverly for the lop spot, wh1le the Marauders, 1-9, are m seventh place, just a game altead of cellar - ctwelhng Wellston The maroon and gold cagers of Roger Brauer are coiTiaii ~ off a rugged 83-'IJ JOss lu u•~ Athens Bulldogs. whtle Gallipolis will try to ge l rollmg agam after barely gettmg past Ironton, 60-56 Tuesday mght The Blue Devt!s of J1m Osborne hav e r epo rt edly looked sluggtsh sinc e theit b1g ' . JANICE STEELE thumph at Wavcily. d dec tswn that ended the Ttgers' 45-game wmmn~ streak just shy of the league 111ark of 49 held by Gallipolis The Marauders " til be gmng w1th JUnt or pn:otman Dan Dodson, wtth semor Btll Myers and sophomore Ter r) Qualls at the corners, and sophom ore Jerry Cl emt?nns ~1nd Lon me Coats or Steve Pr l<.'e at the guards The Blue Devils, meanwlulc. the mnlh ranked Class AA rcbowuls m the Demons' 68-53 wtn at Gal hpoli s on Dec. 14 . As for all-league and all-state canc.l1date Gt l Pnce, Brauer says Dodson w1ll ge l the ca ll. The 6-3 JUn tor has been improving stcachly on h1 s defensive work, and Bra uer ' hopes he II be ge ttmg some help from ll1 s tea mmates m J,.; uard ing the 6-5 ace who usually hm ts yQu more on the backboards than m the scorm g colwnn Pnce IS by far and away lhe h;p 1 cbounder in t he SEOA L, averagmg 16 9 ca roms per loop 1111 In -·that December meetmg between tile two cl ubs, Price 11pped off 14 tmsscd shots whtle pour ing m 19 pomts. Dodson, mean whtle, grabbed seven rebolmd s and l11t for 20 pmnl<; to take game sconng team m the state , w1ll be ::;endmg out G1l Pnce at cente1. forwards Tom Valentme and M1ke Stck lcs, and gua t ds Jimmy Smger and J 1m Niday "Sickles hu rl us the last tnne,' ' BrauCI sa1d, refernn g to the fi -3 semor \\ ho poured m 10 pomts and pulled in 8 RACIN E-Captam Harold Beegle ts down South these days enjoymg the sunsh me at Inghs, Fla Alter hts 47 years of saihng the Grea t l....a kes. Captam Beegle ent ered a wellea rned rettrement from USS's Great Lakes Flee t His last shtp , the STR. AR'i1!UR M ANDERSON, n0w commanded by Captam Bernard Cooper , carries tacomte pe]Jets fr om Mmnesota Joadmg docks to steel mtlls on the Lower Lakes. Pnor to hts recent move to lnghs, Fla , Captam Beegle's home was Racme , R D , Oh10 Back m 1926, long before modern vessels like the ANDERSON were even on drawmg boards, Harold Beegle be came a deckhand on U. S. Steel's . STR HOM ER D. WILLIAMS He rose rapidl y through the unhcensed ratm gs aboard sllip and in 1935, wa s riamed Umd mate on the STR. CORNELL He became a captain tn 1959, and brought out the STR. D M. CLEMSON to sa1l that shtppmg season All told , Harold Beegle has sailed 12 vessels m Umted States Steel's Great Lakes Fleet He commanded the STR ANDERSON two seasons. SARAH J. SCHWAB Coach John Arnott's vtsttmg Meigs Freshmen shot a sizzhn g 5o pel. from th e fteld Thursday ni ght and forced Coach Gen e Oesch's unb ea ten Galltpolts Freshmen mto an overt1me before losmg a thnlhng :>3-49 Sou theas tern OhiO League ga me to the host Galhanq " It was by far our best effm t of the year,'' remarked Coa~..:h Arnott after the heche encounter. "Our boys played excellent team ball. it's a shame they had to Jose after a performan ce hke thnt " The lrmmph left Galhpohs with a 11 -0 conference mark . Metgs dropped to 5-ll m league play . It was th e L1ttl e Marauders' second ove rtime loss wtthm three days Athens edged Metgs 39-36 m an extra period on Monday Steve Randolph wa s the bt g g~n for Metgs The speedy for thi s year wtll be mailed as soon as loca l farm committees can make adJustments reflectmg undermarketing and ove rmark etm g from 1973 quotas. Burley tobacco fs grown mamly tn Kentucky, Tennessee, North Ca rohna, Vtrgtnta, West Vtrgmta , Ohto. Ind tana and Missouri. • • ,OFFICERS NAMED COLUMBUS - The Ohio State Assoctallon .of Township Trustees and Clerks elected ofltcers and directors at its 46th Annual Convenllon , held m Columbus recently. More than 3,000 members and guests of the Assoctation attended the four-day affatr . Newly-elected officers are : Paul A. Smith, Novarre, Stark County, President ; former SecretaryTreasurer William S. Bauer, Crestline, Crawford County, Second Vice Prestdent ; and former Director Emerson Englehaupt, Botkins, Shelby County, Secretary-Treasurer. Robert H. Meintzer, Delta, Fulton County, was re-elected First Vice President. MONDAY MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, " :30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. ; ames Tttus, Rutland. Mrs. John Kincaid, Mrs. Davtd Entsminger and Miss Lucille Smith, co-hostesses. Miss Nellie Zerkle to give the program on "Hanging Flowers for the Home ''. Roll call is flowers I for patriotic arrangetnents "' YOUNG SIGNED DALLAS I UP! 1 - Th e Dallas Cowboys Thursda} stgned Char he Young, a North Ca rolina State running ba ck who was one of the ir tv.. a firstround draft ptcks. Young was among the ftrst players chosen m the Natwnal Football League draft Tuesda y to s1gn a contract Dallas did not disclose the contract terms. He ts 6-1 and 212 pounds Special Purchase ' O'BRIEN REACTIVATED UNIONDALE, N Y 1UP! ) The New York Nets announced Thursday the reachvalton of Gfoo t-7 t ook •e for"ard Jim O'Brien. O'Bnen, a Maryland graduate, was released by the Nets before the sta rt of the regulat season a nd had been playtn g wtth 'fi·enton of the Eastern Basketball League. PLYWOOD PANELING Joey fhce hau led down 10 rebound s fot GAHS Gat y Swam paced Ga lha's attack , stnkmg II of 20 fielders and three free throws for 25 po ints. Kc1llt Burdette h1t s1x of I I from the field and one free th r ow fm 13 pomts Me1gs zoomed to a 9-4 f1rst pe110d lead The Ltttle M;~raudc>r s \H're st1ll on top dunng the ltalf-tnnc wtenmsswn, 21-20 GAHS took a "2-30 lead aftet three periods of play Till' r ~,.:g ula hon game ende d m a 4:> -45 deadlock. GAHS outscmed Meigs 8-4 m guard 1111 on se>en of 10 fteld goal attem pts and two [I ee thr ows for 16 points Guard Mark J:Iagge1ly was close behtnd wtth six of 13 from the held and two ft ee throws for 14 pomts Most of Haggerty's pomts Yt ere from fa r out Randolph ta lhcd most of Ius pomts on hard-dnvmg layups Metgs connected on 22 of 40 fteld goal attempts for 55 pet. At the fou l Circles, the visitors '"'' e ftve of 13. Metgs had 13 personals, 20 rebounds and 14 tu1 novers De l Brown mg, who tallied e1ghl pomts, ptcked of[ seven cm·ums for the lose1 s AI Stewa t t tossed m nmP markets fur Mei gs . Galhpohs con uected on 23 of ol fte ld ~oa l attempts for 45 pel Tlte Ltlt!e Devt ls converted seven of H flee throw attempts , harl 12 persona ls, 20 rebounds tmd 11 turnov ers. tile over tune. In tl1e hectic fourth period, th e score was lied stx limes and the le11d excha nged !lands five times GAHS held a 4:>-42 lead wtth 26 seconds left m regula tiOn play followmg two free throws by KPt lh Jack son. Randolph ta lhed on a dnvtng byup \1.-llh mne sceonds left lie was fou led un the pia) and Amcnca n H ockey L eague Stand1n gs By Un1t ed Press lnt er nat1ona l North w 1 t p t s gf ga N ew Haven 28 15 7 63 194 153 Prav 1den ce 28 20 6 62 238 164 Ro c t1ester 25 13 10 60 187 161 Nova Sc ot1 iJ 2tl 19 8 56 17 1 142 Bos t on 16 Jv 7 39 161 107 Spnng f ,eld 12 . 10 34 1<16 188 So lith w I 1 pis gf ga Hershey 28 l tl 9 65 214 153 Balt1more 26 18 4 56 172 154 C1nc.nnat1 25 17 5 55 166 150 Jacksonv• ll e 28 28 4 40 147 198 V1 r g1n 1a 15 27 7 37 140 187 Ruchmond 13 33 5 31 140 219 Thur sday's Resu lfs Nova Sco t1 a 3 R 1chmond 2 Ba lt 1more 3 V 1r g 1nli't 3 (On l y games sch edu led) Today 's Games C•ncmnal! at New H aven Jacksonvdle at Rochester Nova Scot1a at Spr1ngf1e!d ( Only g ame s sch eduled ) CHICAGO !UP! ) - The Mtchiga n Stale Spartans may do tile rest of th e Btg Ten basketball teams a favor Saturday. The Spa t l• ns, htghest sconng team m the conference wtth th e best lte!d goa l shooting perce ntage, get a chance to hand leaguc-lcadmg Purdue ilc; first Btg Ten defea t The conlest 1 in wllrch the Boller~ makers Will try to chng to first place at the mtd-pmnt tn the 14game season, will b'e on 1 eg1ona l television It wtll be the second game lh ts year be tween the two clubs In the ear lier encounter Pul'duc won by two points at home, 77-75, when center John Garrett scored on a Jay-m with four seconds to play . On th e Spar tan court the res ult mtght be different MtdHgan Slate boasts two of the league's top 10 scorers, defendmg scoring champion Mt ke Robtnson, now thtrd with a 21.1 average, and No. 10, Lmdsay Ha1rston, who IS also the league '.s leadmg rebounder Th i~ revolutionary new b eh Jncl . th e-car aid com - bines th e conve nience of a beh1nd - the - en r ntd w1th com pr ess wn and power feature s norma ll v fou nd on luq;;er un tts · How does 11 w o1k? 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I I <.111d 21 nz.wkers, whi!P Ncl~ York at Be lpre Meigs talhed 10, 12, 14 and 17 SVAC pom ts in each of the four Sou th wes t ern a t Symmes Val ley penods. Others In tomght 's prehminary, Ron Oak H1ll a t Wel l ston Logan's Mara uder reserves Alexcl nde r a t Mi ller Ho ck 1n g al Ros s will try to avenge a 42-40 set- Fed Sou theas t ern ba ck suffered at the hands of Warren Local a t Parkersburg Coach Wtilard 1Buddy 1 Calhol rc Moore's Bl ue Imps m their first Fc11rland at Ea stern Waterlord a t So uthern meehng. In that tntt1al meetmg , the Marauders were paced by the balanced scon ng of Ch ip Brauer, Mtcky Dave npor t , Greg Brownin g and Mtke Magnotta Brauer and Browmng are both now wtlh Team SEOAL FROSH W L P OP 11 0 480 335 the 'arstly squad The Imps Ga ll i pOli S Logan 9 2 58 9 345 were led by Brett Wtison w1th At h en s 7 4 405 368 Me 1gs S 6 421 diS 16 points SEO frosh standings Jackson 4 7 387 •1<1 5 Iron ton 4 7 415 d3~ Waver l y 3 8 381 417 Wellston 1 10 240 559 TOTALS 44 44 Jl19 3319 Thursday's Results . Gal l ipolis 53 Me1gs 49 (ot) At 1'1ens .sa Jackson 36 Wellston JB Iron ton 36 Logan 51 Waver ly 31 Feb. 7 Gam e~· Meigs at Iro nton Wellston a t Jackson Gal l 1poi 1S a t Loga n At h ens at Waverly Pomeroy, 0 . 992 2164 I I I I I I I I I ~.me ~ S l,l• - - - Zop I aAQENTLEDIURmCr.La 1 qnftl:u n I ~WATERPUs•Jl: I Nelson's Drug Ston! I Pho qe 1 -- - - - - -- - ,_ _ calm l)' ronverted a free throw to send the game mto overtlme. Swain popped tn a long jumper with 2:22 left m the overti me . Haggerty countered wtlh a short JUmper at the I 48 mark. Keith Burdette got a taptn I I :28) and a lay up 1I :02 ) to gtve GA HS a 51-47 advantage. Hag gerty's two fr ee throws \'illh 19 seconds left made it 5149 . Swain's layup at the buzzer ended 1t, 53-49 Galhpohs IS at Logan next T ur sday . Metgs pl ays at Ironton . Box score _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _j 208 E M.1rn, Pomeroy Local Bowling POMEROY LANE~ Mornmg Glones League January 11,1974 Pts Excels 1or O il Co 94 Newell Sunoco 93 G&J Auto Part s 15 G 1bbs G r ocery 14 Pocklmgton Constr uct iOn 62 Spen ce r 's Ma rke l 58 H1gh lnd Game - Mar l ene W11son 180, Marlene Wrl son l7 1 H1gh Se rr es Marlen e Wilson 509, M G1 llil an and M Siss on 424 Te am H1gt1 Game Poc klrngton Co nstr uct1on 777 , Exce l s ior 011 Co 2196 tndustnall.e ague J an u ar y 24, 1974 Won Lo ~ l Milhoan S0h10 30 10 K&C Jewel er s 28 12 MEIG S FROSH (49) Pomeroy N at' l Ba nk 20 20 W.:~ l ters 0 0 0 Sc 1tes 1 0 2, Landmar k • 20 20 Stewart 4 I 9 , Brownmg 4 0 F1ve Potnts Grrl l 18 22 Randolph 7 2 16 , Haggerty 6 1 Slat e Farm Insurance 4 36 14 OodsonOOO H am1ltonOO T eam Hrgh Ser res 0 TOTALS 22 -5·49 Pomeroy National Ban k 2621, GALLIA FROSH (5 3) K&C J ewe le rs 2620, La ndmark, Keilh Jackson 2 2 6. Kev 2575 Jackson 1 1 3 . Swa 1n I I 3 25 . Team H1gh Game - Land Wade o o o. Burdette 6 1 13. ma r k 939, Pomeroy N atiOnal R1ce 2 0 4, Ep!tng o 0 o wood Bank 92L Pomeroy Nat1onal 0 0 0 Warren 0 0 0 . Shawver 1 Bank 916 0 2 TOTALS 23·7-53 lnd High Ser i es - Ed Voss Score by quarters 61 4, Bob Bowen 601, La r ry Me 1gs frosh 9 12 9 15 4- 49 Dugan 56 1 Ga l11a fros h <1 16 12 13 8- 53 lnd Hig h Game V1C w ,ppel 233, Ed Vo s~ 213 Ed Voss, 212 a, Spartans eye • upset victory Meet the hearing aid designed for twentieth century noise. Reg. $gw Value TRELLIS DESIGN SVAC E as tern at Kyge r Creek Sou t hern a t Nor th Gr~l11.=t Other s Hannan , W Va a t Hannan Trace W.=~homa a t Sou thw e stern Miller a t Tr1mble PI Pleasant at Wmfr eld Meigs, Frosh force GAHS into overtime before losing 53-49 Capt. Beegle in retirement at Inglis, Fla. V 1nton Co at Fed Hockmg N c l '> York a t Warren Loca l Marauders tonight here Tobacco quotas raised 8% The use esltmate for the 19747:> marketing year ts 640 mlihon pounds, offtctals satd. Experts pcmted out the volurne of tobacco wiuch burley growers can sell witiun the support program actua lly IS hkely to be about 698 mtllion pounds about 22 per cent above last year. The " effective quota" of some 698 rrullion pounds ts greater than th e official 608 mlihon pound figure, 11 was explamed, because federal law allows quota not used by mdivtdual farmers in any one year to be earned forward mto the followmg year. Burley grower s cur rently are expected to sell only about 575 mtllion pounds from thetr 1973 crop, a~ " under marketing" of 90 mt!l ton pounds which can be car ried forward to swell the 1974 quota. Offtcials sa td nol!ces of individual farm poundage quotas 1\th(' n <, rl l J,l c lo. <,Orl C ,1l l 1poh o; ,1 1 Me 1g s Wl' l l"ton \1 1 Ironton W.tvt' r iY <l l Loga n • •' ·onlest, "College Gtrl of the Year" as the feature acttvtty of the 19N fcsttval m Washmgton , D C Ftfty..,ne college girls represen lmg each stale and the DIStrict of Co!Wltbta wtll meet at the natwnal festtva l March 30 to ~pril 5 to compete for the nallonal title Pnzes mc!ude $2000 m Tornados, Eagles in touch tuneups for Feb. 5 classic FRIDAY SEOAL E arly Thur~dav Mtx ed January 24. 1974 Tltt• ~oulh C! Il rornadoo ~nd Milch Nease, fo rwards Nml•:c.tstcrn Eagles are m 1Uenheal man CUI frna n and Pete Sayre, Sllu al tons toni ght as both and fenler V er n Ord prepa re for thw Feb 5 enThe Pirates of Jm1 Foster, l'Junter a l Rac me. meanwh tle, wt ll most likely be The Tornados of Coach Carl going with guards Ttm Stout Wolfe and the Eagles of Bill a nd Greg James, forwt~ r ds Plulhps bo th take to the road Dave Hobtn elle and Ke1lh lomght to faL'e leag ue foes Weddmgton, and center Mtke lhcy 've beaten e~u lic1 ... the Camden ' ycat. Then, Sa turday evening, AI Kygct Creek, Plull tp, , both return to the fnendly who says the Bobcats are a ronfmes of the1r respective dangerous, hot shoolmg ball ~yms to face non-league teams club, w11l be go1ng wtth Steve th ey'\e lost to earhe r 111 the Goebel and John Sheets at th e season. guards, Tim Spencer and Tun The To rn ados, a game Baum at the forwards and be lund leag ue-leadmg Hannan Steve Dtll m the pt>ol. Trace in the loss column will Tl1e 'Cats of Jtm Arledge are try to do at least as well they expected to send out gua rds did m ea rly December when Tom Kem and Clay Hudson, they meet the North Gal ha forwards J ohn Rumley and P~rates at Btdwell. The TorDavtd W1se, and J oe Sttdharn nados won tha t ftrst encounter 01 Dav 1d Clay at center Wlllt the atd of strong benc h Sa turday , the Tornados 11 11l efforis, 75-74 try to revenge that overtime Th e Eagles, meanwhtl e , loss at Waterlm d, a game travel to Kyger Creek to try wh1ch Southern had under ~md duplicate or tmprove on a cont1 ol unltHhe fin al quarter 66-59 vtctory over the Bobcal' when Waterford outscored the m early December pu rple and gold Jll-9. Sa turday , the Eagles are Waterford won that ha ttie at !10me to face rugged Fatrland, the fo ul hne, lulling 17 of rt a 57-50 vtctor ove r Eastern m chan ty chan~es, whtl e U1e the season's second game, Tornados could smk JUSt five of whtle Southern ts m Racme to Jo. battle Waterfo rd, a 49 -47 The Eagles w11l be takmg on overtime VIctor in the season a "powerful team," accordmg opener. to Phllhps "We' ll have to play Wolfe has left no doubt that our best ga me of the year," hi s squad won' t be sa1d the Fourth-yea r men tor, "overlookmg" the Ptrates, a who added, "The key I o the hot-cold team that overcame a ga me wtll be lf we can tebound 16 point halftime defici t at and cut down on our turnRacme to scare the Tornados. overs " The probable starters for " We'll sttck wllh ow· ga me Sauthern will be guards Bob plan and try to run with them Miller and Randy Warner or more, tf we can rebound " he sa1d. ' a; Reds sign three more players CIN CINNATI (UP!) - The Ctncinnatt Reds announ ced today that three Jell-handed ptt che r s had stgned their contracts for the 1974 season Com m g to terms were Tommy Hall, Mike McQuee n and Pat Osburn . Hall, 26, posted an 8-5 record last year and had an earned run average of 3 46. He was used ma1nly m rehef. McQueen , 23, was drafted by the Reds tlus wmter from the farm Atlanta Braves' organization. InJured 111 an auto aectdent, McQueen dtdn 't play at all last year but Reds' scouts thmk he will be able to come back. Pts rebounds whtle the Spartans rank no better than fifth . Pu rdue also has two scorers m the top 10, fifth-place Frank Kendrick wtth a 20.1 average and sixth-pla ce Garrett with 19.6. A Mtchtgan State wm would allow the Um veristy of Michigan to step back mto a tie for the league lead with a vtctory on the road at Iilmms Saturday lndtana, also w1th only one confe rence loss, could step wtthm a half game of first place , should Purdue lose, wtth a second VIctory this year over Iowa . The Hoosiers pulled out a 55-51 deciston on the Hawk,eye cour t ea rher th1s season. Wisconsm, 3-2 m the Big Ten, plays at Mmnesota, J-4, and Northwestern, m last plac"e at 1-ll, will be at Oh io State, also J4, m other conference games . L ucky Sinkers 28 Al l 1n th e Famrly 26 Mr and Ms 26 Nut s and Bolts 14 Quads Plus., 14 The Bold Ones 12 Team H 1gh Game - Al l rn the Fa mil y 742 , N uts and Bolts 74 1 Team H1gh Ser •es - All '" th e Family 2152, Lu ck y Str1ker s 2091 Women's h1gh ser1es Ko rn · 482 , Belly Sandy Whitlat ch 458 Women's H1g1'1 Game - Barb Murray and Sandy Ko rn 174, Isa bell e Couc h 166 Men's high Ser ies - Hen ry H ensley 585, Ken Long str etch 534 Men's H1 gh Game - Henr y H en sley '220, Bob Couch 201 ALA Bow ltng League Early Fnday - 6. 15 p. m . January 2S, 1974 Pts Jr Gutter Dusters 28 Fee ney B ennett Slnke Outs 20 Fee ney Bennett F li ers 20 Rutl and 467 P1oneers \6 Ra c m e 602 Roc ke tts 12 H 1gh T ea m Ser1es - Rutland 467, P 1oneers 137 8, Jr Gutter Du sters 1309, Fee ney Bennett Strr ke Outs 129 4 H1gh Team Game - Rutland 461 P1oneers 500 Feeney Bennett F irers 467 , Rutland 467 P1 oneer s 450 . H1gh lnd Se rr es - Ma )(ine Dugan 4)9, Jane Gar nes 426, Ger r y Kessmger 420 H1gh lnd Game Mary Hoover 159, Ger ry Kess rn ger 157, L ou G r\more 150 Lightning Rod Mutual ,Insurance Co. We Have A Policy for People Who Need ••• FIR~ & EXTENDED COVERAGE HOMEOWNERS FARM OWNERS MOBILE HOME OWNERS Lq~htning Rod Mutual Insurance Company Organrzed 1906 Wooster, Ohro 44691 Davis Insurance Service DEMPSEY CAN KEEP NEW YORK I UP!) - Jack Dempsey , former world heavyweight boxmg champion, was saved from losmg hts restaurant Thursday by Ctvt! Court Judge Harry W. Davis Davis ruled the landlord of the butldmg m whtch Dempsey's restaurant ts houseo had failed to give suffictent nottce of ev iction. MANTLE TO INSTRUCT NEW YORK (UP! ) Mtckey Mantle, former New York Yankee great just elected to baseba ll's Hall of Fame will ' serve as a spectal sprmg tra mmg mstruclor for th e Yankees. Mantle will be joining Whttcy Ford, hts new Hall of Fame partner and new Yankee pitchmg coach, when camp opens Feb. 22 m Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE • Home of the Fabulous TomBoy SANDWICH Order By Phone And Toke Em Home 992-5432 Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help. Reason ·3. We take all the time we need when it comes to preparing your return. We co nduct in-depth interviews to make sure we u_n de r~ta nd your personal tax ~1t u atwn : And we keep all mfor matwn completely confidentiaL O=OilnBLOCM THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 304 E. MAIN POMEROY Open 9 til S Mon. thru S1t. Ph. 99'l-379S NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY 1 ·vear Anniversary Sale s1.00 OFF a large pizza .75 OF,F a medium pizza .50 OFF a small pizza Subs .75 - 6 Soft Drinks .60 Call Ahead-992-3984 ' FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY &MONDAY MAIN STREET, POMEROY (2 Doors South of the New York Clothing Store) 5-12. FRIDAY & SAT. UNTIL 1 114 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Osburn, 24, compt led an 11-7 record wtth the Reds' Indi anapo li s farm team la st year. In lh<Jl Jni tla l rnectmg the Edgh•s were stung by 6-6 center Handy Burns and fi-:l Max Rragg, who ~..:mnb1 ned for :15 pomLs F.astern lost that one m lhe th1rd quarter , bemg out sco re'<~ 20-12 after takmg a 2fi-25 ha lflune lead . Phll ltps p01nted out that Fairland rs 7-5, and 6-5 agam st Cla ss AA schouls Both th e frr een Nestlings and funnel Clouds wt ll see pl enl ) of actton m the reserve tilts lwforc each varstty game The Funnel Clouds beat Walet ford 42-:JO, wh tle bemg ed ged by Nor th Gal!ta 43-42. 'l he N es llm~ s beat Kyger Cre ek 47-'!8, whtl e getttn g mpped at Fatrla nd , 37-34 Phone 992-5120 \ ' �.. -. ·-·- ..... . League's £1nest taKe 'OD -~ . ... ~- •. . . •. -- ·- .... •. ' • .. ' . 3 - Tl te Dml) ' Sent1nd, M1dcliep01 t-Pomt•t oy, 0, J•'t'b 1. 197~ 'J'OIIIf.dll :~ ~·IIIII'.~ '1 - The Datly SentineL Mtddlenort-Pomeroy, 0 , ~'eb . 1,1974 Ladies head area board of real estate brokers manner . The Southeas ter n t:AJ.LIPOI.IS - M" Jarncc· active tn real estate , but who Ohto Board or Realtors IS a J Steele. broker, of Jan Steele desu es to support realtor s m part of th e Ohw Association of Realty, Wellston, ts the actiUn to 1m prove staflda1 ds Rea ltors and th e Na t10n al Southf'.<~ S tern OhiO Board uf anti quahty m the area of real Associatton of Realtors. H.ealtors ' new pr esid ent estate As prestdent, Mrs Steele Mr s Stee le succeeds e lected at the annual made the fo!lowtng aporgan1zat10n meetang at tile Dougla s J Wetherholl as pmntments for 1974 £':. M. Holtday Jnn 1n Kanauga prestdent, who presided, I ike 1 Wt seman, Gall tpohs, assisted by Denver Htgley, recently Htgiey trustee , Denver Ha gley, Mrs Steele satd the realtors secreta ry-treasurer. Galhpohs, associate salesman, hcwe pledged to sec k mcreases was succeeded by another lady and Harry Naugle, Ja ckson, tn all four countt es - Gallta, broker, Mrs Sara J. Schwab, chall'man of Rea l Estate Metgs, Jack son an d Vmlon - employed by the Steele agency. The Southea stern Ohw Board Poh!lcal Educa twn Comor brokers and sa lesman memberships as well as tn of Realtors ts devoted to ser- mittee. The next meellng of the affi li a te memberships An vtng the real estate needs of all board ts planned for Apnll6, at aH!J1ate as a person v.ho 1s not Amencans in a highl y etlucal the Coach House in Wellston. By Bob Hoeflich J Mr~ Mary Seaman, at'lJve commumty worke1 l:lnd one of lhr nost enthusiaStic supporters of the Meigs County Humane Soc tet), wtll mark her 70th btrthda) Sunday Mary ·· loves'' ~ hat she's domg and she a lso loves the B1g Bend area havmg rome here 19 years ago from I.. O UISVI ll e, Ky She restdes on Breezy Heights , Pomeroy SEVERAL EMPLOYES of the Me1gs Count) opct alton of Genera l Telephone Co of Ohw are hsted on "honor rolls " of the com pany's employe newspaper l.J.sted on the years' servtee honor roll are Junmy R Fortune, flH years. and Allee M Freeman, JO years. Donald Pearch, Jr, IS hsted m reco gmtion of a 17year safety record ~·or the college crowd· Tiw Na lwnal Cherry Blossom Festtval wtll sponsor a new Any MPtgs County gtrl attendmg an accred1ted college can wnle to :"olaltOnal Cherry Blossom Festi va l, Box 2782, Washmglon. D C 200 13 for a contest apphca tion. The dcadlme IS Feb 10 The Dai~ Sentinel I STILL CAN 'T believe the WHOLE thmg. School chtldren are bemg assaulted and ktll ed m early mormng tnCld ents wh1ch have occurred smcc the estabhshment of Dayhght Savmgs Time. Ilts freely ~dmitted that the new ttme schedule has done nothmg to saH energy and yet Congress makes no progress to speak of m calhng the whole lhmg off I don 't tlunk one ca n look to a local board of educatwn or even to a state leg islature to change the sttuatwn It 's the goof of Congress - yeah, anolheP one - and should be ta ken care of there. PEVOTEDTOntF. rNTERESTOF LOVES PAPER ROUTE - Charles Smtih, 15, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Smtih, Middleport H1ll, loves hts paper route. In hsting Jus mterests and hobbleS he put hts paper route at the head of the hst. in addttion to his route he loves btke ridmg and playmg football . Charles ts an eighth grade student at Metgs Jumor Htgh School m Middleport. He has ·had his route approximately two years He IS forever buymg gtfts for hts famtl~ from the profit he makes on hts route. Charles has three s•slers and one brother . Hts father ts emp loyed at Rutland Furmture Compa ny Area students on honor list Lynn M. Smith , a nursmg Rt. I, Portland, and Mary A. student from Guysv•llc, is one Rtchardson, EducatiOn ma JOr, of 41 students to achteve a Rt 2, Coolvtlle. stratgh t-A t4.0) average at Parkersburg Co mmuntl y College. M1 ss Smtih ts a daughter of Ivan K. Smtih, Rt. 1, and completed 12 or more hours of work to ea rn recogmtton fo r her grades. Other Ohto students earmng recognttion for their fir s t semester's work were Melissa J. Proffitt, nursmg major , daughter of Dale R Profftlt, DST: Problems By George Hargraves, Supt. Meigs LOcal School District This evenmg I will mention briefly 15 items rather than emphastzmg two or three· - Ccngratulations to the Pomeroy PTA for the excellent "bright stick" project. That should be of real help during the morning darkness. - I can't prove tt with numbers, but I don 'l see how the daylight savings tlme is saving much energy. It has put schools all over the nation in a bad situation . We are wrong if we change schedule and we are wrong if we don 't. - We urge drtvers to be espectally cauttous in their early Speahing of schools -- No. 302 mornmg driving durmg these weeks of winter DST. -The two and one-hail days of school lost at Salisbury puts us ~Hour and one-ball days erased at that school. You wtll recall thai !'ll over five must be made up . . - Rutland and Harrisonville have both JlliSSed' three days. The other schools m the dtstrict have missed only two. - .The regular monthly meeting of the Meigs Local Board of Education bas been set for the second 'I;'uesday of each month. The next !Titeting wtll be on Tue&day, February 1~ . - The Adult Basic Education learnmg laboratory IS open each Tuesday and Thursday evening in the Central Building in Middlepilrt. This program is designed to help folks successfully pass the General Educational Development test and obtain a certificate or high school eqwvalency. - We finally obtamed enough applications to start some adult sewmg classes. We have sent letters to all who applied telling them when and where the classes are to be Held - We have foul' remaining basketl)all games. Three are home games on Frida~ nights, Gallipolis, Iro11ton and LOgan in that order. The fourth game is Tuesday, February 12, at Wellston. - Spellmg is becoming of greater interest these days as our young spellers look forward to the County Spelling Bee at Eastern High School on March 14. - We presently plan to begin a course this fall in accounting and offtce management. This would be a two year program in grades 11 and 12. It will be designed particularly with boys m mind. If your tenth grade boy is uncertain about his future , this might be good to constder. Our planning for this will dep< ,don enroilinent and several other things, but we are hopeful. - With the ftrst semester behind us and grades recorded, registration for next year will be in full swing soon. If you have questions, call one of the guidance counselors at 992-2Jo8. - Our past follow-up studies of all our graduating classes show less than one in four going to college. Students who are not going to college should certainly be in a vocational course. This should be seriously considered in every home wbere there is a , student who will be in grade 9or 11 next year, - At its January meeting the Board of Education made a fine investment in the future of the Meigs High Sch,ool Band . At the recommendaUon of Band Director Dwtght Goms the Board approved the purchase of 2 sousaphones, 8 baritones, 2 ptccoloes and 2French horns . The total cost will be about $4,000, but it iun excellent investment in the future of the band . - - I ment~ned the adult sewin~ ciasses earlier in this wlumn. The begmners class appears to be full . We do have :;orne openings in the advanced class. It begins at 3: :m p.m. and lasts to 6 ~3U ,..m . starting Wednesday, February 6, at the high school. If intertsted, you could <;aU Mrs. Bl'mgarner at 992'3039 or me at or just go to the first class . 1 · · ~Both of tliese sewing cl~sses wtil meet for three hours per seSSion, <moe each wet!k lor 12wee~s."fhe tuition ~$10. m.tsa I dum on continumg the burley pnce support and productwn control program will be held beginning Feb. 25. Growers voting in the referendum wtll decide whether the marketmg quotas and pnce supports should be contmued for the 1974, 197o and 1976 crops The producers, who voted 96.6 per cent "yes" m a strntlar refer endum three years ago, were expected to endorse contmuatwn of the program m the matl ballotmg from Feb. 25 through March I Butz set the 1974 marketing pounds, quota at 608 mtllion ( aboul8 per cent above the level announced for 1973. Offtcials sa td the increase was needed to comply with a legal requirement that the burley quota cannot be less than 95 per cent of the amount whtch offtctais esttmate wtll be needed for domestic use and exports. WASHIN GTON I UP() Agncu lture Secretary Earl L Butz Thursday announced an 6 per cent mcreasc m burley tobacco markehng quotas for 1974 and satd a grower refen- 2ash and a new car PERHAPS, MEIGS COUNTJANS mtght be interested m helping restore the sight of Wan Ahmad Omar, of Malasta, an Ohio Umve rstly student. Wan IS a semor m mterpersonal commwucahon at Ohw Umverstt y and hopes to complete postgraduate work at Ohto U. before relurnmg to a teaching career m his homeland One of the people he met through school m Athens was Mrs Mary Diles, a volunteer worker wtth students. Mary 1s the wtfe of Btll Dtles, formerly of Middleport. Mary made an appointment for Wan, blind since the age offour, wtth Dr. Henry Croct, Athens oplhalmologist, when she learned that Wan's s1ghl mtght beneftt from a cornea transplant. Results from tests m Athens and Columbus confirm that the transplant, as well as removal of a cataract mtght at least partially restore Wan 's stght m h1s nght eye Facthties and personnel are available to perform the necessary surgery in Athens, Dr. Croci says. U the retina in Wan 's n ght eye has not been dama ged by the mfectwn that caused damage to the cornea, Wan has a good chance of seemg. But the doctors cannot perform the surgery JUSt yet Someone must don ate the cornea Wan needs so badly Smce there ts oo eye bank m Athens the eyes must come direct from a donor. 1 Surgery would be scheduled within about 24 hours of the donation . The only lumting factors involv ed m makmg a donation are if the person died due to cancer , leukemta or a stmtlar disease.. U there ts any posstbthly of a donatwn from Meigs County, Dr. Croci can be reached through hts o!fte<, Athens , 592-4461 or at hts home, 593-3067. TR I VALL EY • MEIGs-MASON AREA CHESrERL. TANNEHILL , Eur Ed. ROBERTHOEFUOI , Chy F..dltor Published dally e1cept Saturday by Valley Pubhshmg Sl , Pomeroy, Ohlo Phone 992-21:)/J Edltona! Nat\Onlll advert1 s1ng representat1ve Bott melli.C.aUagher , Inc , 12 E:asl411ld St , Ne~ York , New York SUbscr1ptton rates Delivered by where available 60 ce nl.'l per , By Motor Routl! where camer ~lee not avallable One mooth. S2 6iJ By mall 1n Oh10 a:nd W Va, One Year, 118 Six months , $9 M Three months. 16 E:lsewhere 122 00 year , sn mooths I ll 50. three months. Sli 50 pr1ce Sunday Times-&ntmel • • • • • f The Metgs Marauders wt!l be In " the spOiler" role lomght , as they try to knock off the powerful , league - leadtn g Galli pohs Blue Devtls m an SEOAL battle at the l.arr) lj Morrison GJmnaSIW11 The Demons, at 9-1 m SEOtiL actwn, are currently t1ed w1th Waverly for the lop spot, wh1le the Marauders, 1-9, are m seventh place, just a game altead of cellar - ctwelhng Wellston The maroon and gold cagers of Roger Brauer are coiTiaii ~ off a rugged 83-'IJ JOss lu u•~ Athens Bulldogs. whtle Gallipolis will try to ge l rollmg agam after barely gettmg past Ironton, 60-56 Tuesday mght The Blue Devt!s of J1m Osborne hav e r epo rt edly looked sluggtsh sinc e theit b1g ' . JANICE STEELE thumph at Wavcily. d dec tswn that ended the Ttgers' 45-game wmmn~ streak just shy of the league 111ark of 49 held by Gallipolis The Marauders " til be gmng w1th JUnt or pn:otman Dan Dodson, wtth semor Btll Myers and sophomore Ter r) Qualls at the corners, and sophom ore Jerry Cl emt?nns ~1nd Lon me Coats or Steve Pr l<.'e at the guards The Blue Devils, meanwlulc. the mnlh ranked Class AA rcbowuls m the Demons' 68-53 wtn at Gal hpoli s on Dec. 14 . As for all-league and all-state canc.l1date Gt l Pnce, Brauer says Dodson w1ll ge l the ca ll. The 6-3 JUn tor has been improving stcachly on h1 s defensive work, and Bra uer ' hopes he II be ge ttmg some help from ll1 s tea mmates m J,.; uard ing the 6-5 ace who usually hm ts yQu more on the backboards than m the scorm g colwnn Pnce IS by far and away lhe h;p 1 cbounder in t he SEOA L, averagmg 16 9 ca roms per loop 1111 In -·that December meetmg between tile two cl ubs, Price 11pped off 14 tmsscd shots whtle pour ing m 19 pomts. Dodson, mean whtle, grabbed seven rebolmd s and l11t for 20 pmnl<; to take game sconng team m the state , w1ll be ::;endmg out G1l Pnce at cente1. forwards Tom Valentme and M1ke Stck lcs, and gua t ds Jimmy Smger and J 1m Niday "Sickles hu rl us the last tnne,' ' BrauCI sa1d, refernn g to the fi -3 semor \\ ho poured m 10 pomts and pulled in 8 RACIN E-Captam Harold Beegle ts down South these days enjoymg the sunsh me at Inghs, Fla Alter hts 47 years of saihng the Grea t l....a kes. Captam Beegle ent ered a wellea rned rettrement from USS's Great Lakes Flee t His last shtp , the STR. AR'i1!UR M ANDERSON, n0w commanded by Captam Bernard Cooper , carries tacomte pe]Jets fr om Mmnesota Joadmg docks to steel mtlls on the Lower Lakes. Pnor to hts recent move to lnghs, Fla , Captam Beegle's home was Racme , R D , Oh10 Back m 1926, long before modern vessels like the ANDERSON were even on drawmg boards, Harold Beegle be came a deckhand on U. S. Steel's . STR HOM ER D. WILLIAMS He rose rapidl y through the unhcensed ratm gs aboard sllip and in 1935, wa s riamed Umd mate on the STR. CORNELL He became a captain tn 1959, and brought out the STR. D M. CLEMSON to sa1l that shtppmg season All told , Harold Beegle has sailed 12 vessels m Umted States Steel's Great Lakes Fleet He commanded the STR ANDERSON two seasons. SARAH J. SCHWAB Coach John Arnott's vtsttmg Meigs Freshmen shot a sizzhn g 5o pel. from th e fteld Thursday ni ght and forced Coach Gen e Oesch's unb ea ten Galltpolts Freshmen mto an overt1me before losmg a thnlhng :>3-49 Sou theas tern OhiO League ga me to the host Galhanq " It was by far our best effm t of the year,'' remarked Coa~..:h Arnott after the heche encounter. "Our boys played excellent team ball. it's a shame they had to Jose after a performan ce hke thnt " The lrmmph left Galhpohs with a 11 -0 conference mark . Metgs dropped to 5-ll m league play . It was th e L1ttl e Marauders' second ove rtime loss wtthm three days Athens edged Metgs 39-36 m an extra period on Monday Steve Randolph wa s the bt g g~n for Metgs The speedy for thi s year wtll be mailed as soon as loca l farm committees can make adJustments reflectmg undermarketing and ove rmark etm g from 1973 quotas. Burley tobacco fs grown mamly tn Kentucky, Tennessee, North Ca rohna, Vtrgtnta, West Vtrgmta , Ohto. Ind tana and Missouri. • • ,OFFICERS NAMED COLUMBUS - The Ohio State Assoctallon .of Township Trustees and Clerks elected ofltcers and directors at its 46th Annual Convenllon , held m Columbus recently. More than 3,000 members and guests of the Assoctation attended the four-day affatr . Newly-elected officers are : Paul A. Smith, Novarre, Stark County, President ; former SecretaryTreasurer William S. Bauer, Crestline, Crawford County, Second Vice Prestdent ; and former Director Emerson Englehaupt, Botkins, Shelby County, Secretary-Treasurer. Robert H. Meintzer, Delta, Fulton County, was re-elected First Vice President. MONDAY MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, " :30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. ; ames Tttus, Rutland. Mrs. John Kincaid, Mrs. Davtd Entsminger and Miss Lucille Smith, co-hostesses. Miss Nellie Zerkle to give the program on "Hanging Flowers for the Home ''. Roll call is flowers I for patriotic arrangetnents "' YOUNG SIGNED DALLAS I UP! 1 - Th e Dallas Cowboys Thursda} stgned Char he Young, a North Ca rolina State running ba ck who was one of the ir tv.. a firstround draft ptcks. Young was among the ftrst players chosen m the Natwnal Football League draft Tuesda y to s1gn a contract Dallas did not disclose the contract terms. He ts 6-1 and 212 pounds Special Purchase ' O'BRIEN REACTIVATED UNIONDALE, N Y 1UP! ) The New York Nets announced Thursday the reachvalton of Gfoo t-7 t ook •e for"ard Jim O'Brien. O'Bnen, a Maryland graduate, was released by the Nets before the sta rt of the regulat season a nd had been playtn g wtth 'fi·enton of the Eastern Basketball League. PLYWOOD PANELING Joey fhce hau led down 10 rebound s fot GAHS Gat y Swam paced Ga lha's attack , stnkmg II of 20 fielders and three free throws for 25 po ints. Kc1llt Burdette h1t s1x of I I from the field and one free th r ow fm 13 pomts Me1gs zoomed to a 9-4 f1rst pe110d lead The Ltttle M;~raudc>r s \H're st1ll on top dunng the ltalf-tnnc wtenmsswn, 21-20 GAHS took a "2-30 lead aftet three periods of play Till' r ~,.:g ula hon game ende d m a 4:> -45 deadlock. GAHS outscmed Meigs 8-4 m guard 1111 on se>en of 10 fteld goal attem pts and two [I ee thr ows for 16 points Guard Mark J:Iagge1ly was close behtnd wtth six of 13 from the held and two ft ee throws for 14 pomts Most of Haggerty's pomts Yt ere from fa r out Randolph ta lhcd most of Ius pomts on hard-dnvmg layups Metgs connected on 22 of 40 fteld goal attempts for 55 pet. At the fou l Circles, the visitors '"'' e ftve of 13. Metgs had 13 personals, 20 rebounds and 14 tu1 novers De l Brown mg, who tallied e1ghl pomts, ptcked of[ seven cm·ums for the lose1 s AI Stewa t t tossed m nmP markets fur Mei gs . Galhpohs con uected on 23 of ol fte ld ~oa l attempts for 45 pel Tlte Ltlt!e Devt ls converted seven of H flee throw attempts , harl 12 persona ls, 20 rebounds tmd 11 turnov ers. tile over tune. In tl1e hectic fourth period, th e score was lied stx limes and the le11d excha nged !lands five times GAHS held a 4:>-42 lead wtth 26 seconds left m regula tiOn play followmg two free throws by KPt lh Jack son. Randolph ta lhed on a dnvtng byup \1.-llh mne sceonds left lie was fou led un the pia) and Amcnca n H ockey L eague Stand1n gs By Un1t ed Press lnt er nat1ona l North w 1 t p t s gf ga N ew Haven 28 15 7 63 194 153 Prav 1den ce 28 20 6 62 238 164 Ro c t1ester 25 13 10 60 187 161 Nova Sc ot1 iJ 2tl 19 8 56 17 1 142 Bos t on 16 Jv 7 39 161 107 Spnng f ,eld 12 . 10 34 1<16 188 So lith w I 1 pis gf ga Hershey 28 l tl 9 65 214 153 Balt1more 26 18 4 56 172 154 C1nc.nnat1 25 17 5 55 166 150 Jacksonv• ll e 28 28 4 40 147 198 V1 r g1n 1a 15 27 7 37 140 187 Ruchmond 13 33 5 31 140 219 Thur sday's Resu lfs Nova Sco t1 a 3 R 1chmond 2 Ba lt 1more 3 V 1r g 1nli't 3 (On l y games sch edu led) Today 's Games C•ncmnal! at New H aven Jacksonvdle at Rochester Nova Scot1a at Spr1ngf1e!d ( Only g ame s sch eduled ) CHICAGO !UP! ) - The Mtchiga n Stale Spartans may do tile rest of th e Btg Ten basketball teams a favor Saturday. The Spa t l• ns, htghest sconng team m the conference wtth th e best lte!d goa l shooting perce ntage, get a chance to hand leaguc-lcadmg Purdue ilc; first Btg Ten defea t The conlest 1 in wllrch the Boller~ makers Will try to chng to first place at the mtd-pmnt tn the 14game season, will b'e on 1 eg1ona l television It wtll be the second game lh ts year be tween the two clubs In the ear lier encounter Pul'duc won by two points at home, 77-75, when center John Garrett scored on a Jay-m with four seconds to play . On th e Spar tan court the res ult mtght be different MtdHgan Slate boasts two of the league's top 10 scorers, defendmg scoring champion Mt ke Robtnson, now thtrd with a 21.1 average, and No. 10, Lmdsay Ha1rston, who IS also the league '.s leadmg rebounder Th i~ revolutionary new b eh Jncl . th e-car aid com - bines th e conve nience of a beh1nd - the - en r ntd w1th com pr ess wn and power feature s norma ll v fou nd on luq;;er un tts · How does 11 w o1k? Beau - • t ifully Jt g1 v es greater ampll f 1cnti on t o scunds you don't hear n o w (l ike sp eech ), wh ll e p l ay1ng 4x8 SHEET 3 COLORS . Y~LLOW, BLUE, BROWN doum t he effect of louder PRE-CUT STUDS 'I EACH \'d lh a 1~ 3 average. mg, sound s of the twcn- But li'e Bo tlermakers as a team l ea ~ the leag ue in med1um to sever e cases, IS l m pro\'ed heanng and 1n Improved peace of mind. HORSE CHOWS ·< ELIMINATE EXCESS WATER Wondl' r ful W o rld o f Sound". a comp lete " feed . . no hay needed Otl es Hearmg A1d Cent er Rrver s1de Profe sstonal Bldg . 444 W Unton St . Athens, Ohto 45701 Te l 592 -6238 ' Shop Tonight Til 9 Get riil of bloat & puffiness from !_ace, arms, legs, all over .. . dunng pre-menstrual period A total , commercial faciltty devot ed to bdtcr hmrmg. horsemen's favonte for over 50 years I D•tes Hean ng A 1d cen t" 444 W Un1on St 1 Aqua-Ban, the full strength water pill, hei"S Alhens, Ohro 45701 " 0 Pl ense ca ll me to set up pre vent excess water retenl rnn helps rid an <tppomtm ent f or a I tcha'n breoddliyceolle'mx~es~ water we ight Now you 11orary werghl gam by ellmlI natmg eXcess .water retamed rn body trssue fr€e hetlrl ll J! test. 0 Pl {'t~ S e .:;l'nd me a free due lo pte -menstrual water bur ld·up CO}l)' of Passport to the I You 'II 1ook belter, · reel better, stay at your ' W o nd erfu l Wo t ld of I shmmcstall mont~ l ong Get Aqua-BanWater So,md I Prlls todaY At all lcadrng drUg counters, I Ad rlr r"A- I C 1ty - .,.-- To 1 Modern Supply 399 W Mam Full Strength "Water Pill" Available Without APrescription I f all ot thrs makes good Serrse to yo u, and y ou'd hke to k no" more about 1t, call us for an app omtment, or wn te fo r our free Jnformatwn guHie "Passuorl to the PURINA $}09 sound s (the loud, Jrntut- twth-c·cntu r;,.) 1'he result, FEED 1 EM 2"x4" honors Me1gs was beaten m every quartH m th;.1t first matchup, SATURDAY w1th Galhpolis httlmg for 12, TRI .VALLEY 18. I I <.111d 21 nz.wkers, whi!P Ncl~ York at Be lpre Meigs talhed 10, 12, 14 and 17 SVAC pom ts in each of the four Sou th wes t ern a t Symmes Val ley penods. Others In tomght 's prehminary, Ron Oak H1ll a t Wel l ston Logan's Mara uder reserves Alexcl nde r a t Mi ller Ho ck 1n g al Ros s will try to avenge a 42-40 set- Fed Sou theas t ern ba ck suffered at the hands of Warren Local a t Parkersburg Coach Wtilard 1Buddy 1 Calhol rc Moore's Bl ue Imps m their first Fc11rland at Ea stern Waterlord a t So uthern meehng. In that tntt1al meetmg , the Marauders were paced by the balanced scon ng of Ch ip Brauer, Mtcky Dave npor t , Greg Brownin g and Mtke Magnotta Brauer and Browmng are both now wtlh Team SEOAL FROSH W L P OP 11 0 480 335 the 'arstly squad The Imps Ga ll i pOli S Logan 9 2 58 9 345 were led by Brett Wtison w1th At h en s 7 4 405 368 Me 1gs S 6 421 diS 16 points SEO frosh standings Jackson 4 7 387 •1<1 5 Iron ton 4 7 415 d3~ Waver l y 3 8 381 417 Wellston 1 10 240 559 TOTALS 44 44 Jl19 3319 Thursday's Results . Gal l ipolis 53 Me1gs 49 (ot) At 1'1ens .sa Jackson 36 Wellston JB Iron ton 36 Logan 51 Waver ly 31 Feb. 7 Gam e~· Meigs at Iro nton Wellston a t Jackson Gal l 1poi 1S a t Loga n At h ens at Waverly Pomeroy, 0 . 992 2164 I I I I I I I I I ~.me ~ S l,l• - - - Zop I aAQENTLEDIURmCr.La 1 qnftl:u n I ~WATERPUs•Jl: I Nelson's Drug Ston! I Pho qe 1 -- - - - - -- - ,_ _ calm l)' ronverted a free throw to send the game mto overtlme. Swain popped tn a long jumper with 2:22 left m the overti me . Haggerty countered wtlh a short JUmper at the I 48 mark. Keith Burdette got a taptn I I :28) and a lay up 1I :02 ) to gtve GA HS a 51-47 advantage. Hag gerty's two fr ee throws \'illh 19 seconds left made it 5149 . Swain's layup at the buzzer ended 1t, 53-49 Galhpohs IS at Logan next T ur sday . Metgs pl ays at Ironton . Box score _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _j 208 E M.1rn, Pomeroy Local Bowling POMEROY LANE~ Mornmg Glones League January 11,1974 Pts Excels 1or O il Co 94 Newell Sunoco 93 G&J Auto Part s 15 G 1bbs G r ocery 14 Pocklmgton Constr uct iOn 62 Spen ce r 's Ma rke l 58 H1gh lnd Game - Mar l ene W11son 180, Marlene Wrl son l7 1 H1gh Se rr es Marlen e Wilson 509, M G1 llil an and M Siss on 424 Te am H1gt1 Game Poc klrngton Co nstr uct1on 777 , Exce l s ior 011 Co 2196 tndustnall.e ague J an u ar y 24, 1974 Won Lo ~ l Milhoan S0h10 30 10 K&C Jewel er s 28 12 MEIG S FROSH (49) Pomeroy N at' l Ba nk 20 20 W.:~ l ters 0 0 0 Sc 1tes 1 0 2, Landmar k • 20 20 Stewart 4 I 9 , Brownmg 4 0 F1ve Potnts Grrl l 18 22 Randolph 7 2 16 , Haggerty 6 1 Slat e Farm Insurance 4 36 14 OodsonOOO H am1ltonOO T eam Hrgh Ser res 0 TOTALS 22 -5·49 Pomeroy National Ban k 2621, GALLIA FROSH (5 3) K&C J ewe le rs 2620, La ndmark, Keilh Jackson 2 2 6. Kev 2575 Jackson 1 1 3 . Swa 1n I I 3 25 . Team H1gh Game - Land Wade o o o. Burdette 6 1 13. ma r k 939, Pomeroy N atiOnal R1ce 2 0 4, Ep!tng o 0 o wood Bank 92L Pomeroy Nat1onal 0 0 0 Warren 0 0 0 . Shawver 1 Bank 916 0 2 TOTALS 23·7-53 lnd High Ser i es - Ed Voss Score by quarters 61 4, Bob Bowen 601, La r ry Me 1gs frosh 9 12 9 15 4- 49 Dugan 56 1 Ga l11a fros h <1 16 12 13 8- 53 lnd Hig h Game V1C w ,ppel 233, Ed Vo s~ 213 Ed Voss, 212 a, Spartans eye • upset victory Meet the hearing aid designed for twentieth century noise. Reg. $gw Value TRELLIS DESIGN SVAC E as tern at Kyge r Creek Sou t hern a t Nor th Gr~l11.=t Other s Hannan , W Va a t Hannan Trace W.=~homa a t Sou thw e stern Miller a t Tr1mble PI Pleasant at Wmfr eld Meigs, Frosh force GAHS into overtime before losing 53-49 Capt. Beegle in retirement at Inglis, Fla. V 1nton Co at Fed Hockmg N c l '> York a t Warren Loca l Marauders tonight here Tobacco quotas raised 8% The use esltmate for the 19747:> marketing year ts 640 mlihon pounds, offtctals satd. Experts pcmted out the volurne of tobacco wiuch burley growers can sell witiun the support program actua lly IS hkely to be about 698 mtllion pounds about 22 per cent above last year. The " effective quota" of some 698 rrullion pounds ts greater than th e official 608 mlihon pound figure, 11 was explamed, because federal law allows quota not used by mdivtdual farmers in any one year to be earned forward mto the followmg year. Burley grower s cur rently are expected to sell only about 575 mtllion pounds from thetr 1973 crop, a~ " under marketing" of 90 mt!l ton pounds which can be car ried forward to swell the 1974 quota. Offtcials sa td nol!ces of individual farm poundage quotas 1\th(' n <, rl l J,l c lo. <,Orl C ,1l l 1poh o; ,1 1 Me 1g s Wl' l l"ton \1 1 Ironton W.tvt' r iY <l l Loga n • •' ·onlest, "College Gtrl of the Year" as the feature acttvtty of the 19N fcsttval m Washmgton , D C Ftfty..,ne college girls represen lmg each stale and the DIStrict of Co!Wltbta wtll meet at the natwnal festtva l March 30 to ~pril 5 to compete for the nallonal title Pnzes mc!ude $2000 m Tornados, Eagles in touch tuneups for Feb. 5 classic FRIDAY SEOAL E arly Thur~dav Mtx ed January 24. 1974 Tltt• ~oulh C! Il rornadoo ~nd Milch Nease, fo rwards Nml•:c.tstcrn Eagles are m 1Uenheal man CUI frna n and Pete Sayre, Sllu al tons toni ght as both and fenler V er n Ord prepa re for thw Feb 5 enThe Pirates of Jm1 Foster, l'Junter a l Rac me. meanwh tle, wt ll most likely be The Tornados of Coach Carl going with guards Ttm Stout Wolfe and the Eagles of Bill a nd Greg James, forwt~ r ds Plulhps bo th take to the road Dave Hobtn elle and Ke1lh lomght to faL'e leag ue foes Weddmgton, and center Mtke lhcy 've beaten e~u lic1 ... the Camden ' ycat. Then, Sa turday evening, AI Kygct Creek, Plull tp, , both return to the fnendly who says the Bobcats are a ronfmes of the1r respective dangerous, hot shoolmg ball ~yms to face non-league teams club, w11l be go1ng wtth Steve th ey'\e lost to earhe r 111 the Goebel and John Sheets at th e season. guards, Tim Spencer and Tun The To rn ados, a game Baum at the forwards and be lund leag ue-leadmg Hannan Steve Dtll m the pt>ol. Trace in the loss column will Tl1e 'Cats of Jtm Arledge are try to do at least as well they expected to send out gua rds did m ea rly December when Tom Kem and Clay Hudson, they meet the North Gal ha forwards J ohn Rumley and P~rates at Btdwell. The TorDavtd W1se, and J oe Sttdharn nados won tha t ftrst encounter 01 Dav 1d Clay at center Wlllt the atd of strong benc h Sa turday , the Tornados 11 11l efforis, 75-74 try to revenge that overtime Th e Eagles, meanwhtl e , loss at Waterlm d, a game travel to Kyger Creek to try wh1ch Southern had under ~md duplicate or tmprove on a cont1 ol unltHhe fin al quarter 66-59 vtctory over the Bobcal' when Waterford outscored the m early December pu rple and gold Jll-9. Sa turday , the Eagles are Waterford won that ha ttie at !10me to face rugged Fatrland, the fo ul hne, lulling 17 of rt a 57-50 vtctor ove r Eastern m chan ty chan~es, whtl e U1e the season's second game, Tornados could smk JUSt five of whtle Southern ts m Racme to Jo. battle Waterfo rd, a 49 -47 The Eagles w11l be takmg on overtime VIctor in the season a "powerful team," accordmg opener. to Phllhps "We' ll have to play Wolfe has left no doubt that our best ga me of the year," hi s squad won' t be sa1d the Fourth-yea r men tor, "overlookmg" the Ptrates, a who added, "The key I o the hot-cold team that overcame a ga me wtll be lf we can tebound 16 point halftime defici t at and cut down on our turnRacme to scare the Tornados. overs " The probable starters for " We'll sttck wllh ow· ga me Sauthern will be guards Bob plan and try to run with them Miller and Randy Warner or more, tf we can rebound " he sa1d. ' a; Reds sign three more players CIN CINNATI (UP!) - The Ctncinnatt Reds announ ced today that three Jell-handed ptt che r s had stgned their contracts for the 1974 season Com m g to terms were Tommy Hall, Mike McQuee n and Pat Osburn . Hall, 26, posted an 8-5 record last year and had an earned run average of 3 46. He was used ma1nly m rehef. McQueen , 23, was drafted by the Reds tlus wmter from the farm Atlanta Braves' organization. InJured 111 an auto aectdent, McQueen dtdn 't play at all last year but Reds' scouts thmk he will be able to come back. Pts rebounds whtle the Spartans rank no better than fifth . Pu rdue also has two scorers m the top 10, fifth-place Frank Kendrick wtth a 20.1 average and sixth-pla ce Garrett with 19.6. A Mtchtgan State wm would allow the Um veristy of Michigan to step back mto a tie for the league lead with a vtctory on the road at Iilmms Saturday lndtana, also w1th only one confe rence loss, could step wtthm a half game of first place , should Purdue lose, wtth a second VIctory this year over Iowa . The Hoosiers pulled out a 55-51 deciston on the Hawk,eye cour t ea rher th1s season. Wisconsm, 3-2 m the Big Ten, plays at Mmnesota, J-4, and Northwestern, m last plac"e at 1-ll, will be at Oh io State, also J4, m other conference games . L ucky Sinkers 28 Al l 1n th e Famrly 26 Mr and Ms 26 Nut s and Bolts 14 Quads Plus., 14 The Bold Ones 12 Team H 1gh Game - Al l rn the Fa mil y 742 , N uts and Bolts 74 1 Team H1gh Ser •es - All '" th e Family 2152, Lu ck y Str1ker s 2091 Women's h1gh ser1es Ko rn · 482 , Belly Sandy Whitlat ch 458 Women's H1g1'1 Game - Barb Murray and Sandy Ko rn 174, Isa bell e Couc h 166 Men's high Ser ies - Hen ry H ensley 585, Ken Long str etch 534 Men's H1 gh Game - Henr y H en sley '220, Bob Couch 201 ALA Bow ltng League Early Fnday - 6. 15 p. m . January 2S, 1974 Pts Jr Gutter Dusters 28 Fee ney B ennett Slnke Outs 20 Fee ney Bennett F li ers 20 Rutl and 467 P1oneers \6 Ra c m e 602 Roc ke tts 12 H 1gh T ea m Ser1es - Rutland 467, P 1oneers 137 8, Jr Gutter Du sters 1309, Fee ney Bennett Strr ke Outs 129 4 H1gh Team Game - Rutland 461 P1oneers 500 Feeney Bennett F irers 467 , Rutland 467 P1 oneer s 450 . 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Fe b I. 1974 Irish sta·r .. passes out during tilt Cu ll ege Baskt•lball Roundup By U1Litt•d Pn·ss lntt-ruallonal Just" hen Notre Dame coach D1ggc r Ph elps thought h1 s team was on the road lo reco\e(y fro1n last weeke nd 's loss to UCI A. he's faced " 'th another setb(;lek No. Subwa) Alumm. the lns h d1dn •t lose Thursday mght In fa ct they won qu1te easll), IO l-72. 0\er DePa ul But an ommous note to the v1ctory v. as the mystenous · 11lness '' to befall Phelps" pnze freshman recrmt , Adnan Dantley late m th e game Dantley. one of the most lleav1 ly reel mted players m the country last sprmg, collapsed on the lnsh bench dunng a t1me-out w1 th about three mmutes to play He was then taken by ambulance to the school mf1rmary tn a SenHCOOSCIOUS <.:O ndltlOn ," accordm g to an lnsh spokesman . ··But,"" the spokesman added later, "he was checked out thoroughly by doctors there a nd we don't believe 1t's anythmg senous '' After leading by only three at halftune, Notre Dame pulled away £rom DePaul alter the mtermtsswn as Gary Brokaw 125 pomts m all) and Dantle y 123) led the way The wm upped the thlfd ranked Jnsh's record to 13-1 In the on ly other games Lnvolvwg top-ra ted teams Thursday, e1ghth- rank ed ProVIdence was upset by DRESS UP YOUR DIAMOND Duquesne, 88-B7, m overtime. No 12 Long Beach State downed Ca llt or ma-Sa nta Barbara, 16-68. and No 13 l..tl\ 1\SV tll e hht zed Nm th Texas State. 97-111 Duquesne's Berme O'Keefe san k an IS-foot shot at the bu1. zer m overtune as the Du kes shoc ked Providence The game was twd at 77-77 m re g ulatiOn and Provtdence, \\ luch had won 10 stra1ght pnor to the loss. was ahead 87-84 " 1lh 14 seconds left m the overtime O'Keefe h1t a layup to make 1t 87-86 and then, after Provtdence called time out, freshman guarct,Norm N1xon stole an mbounds pass to set up O'Keefe's wmmng bucket The Pondexter brothersRoscoe w1th 26 pmnts a')!! ·Clifton w1th 13 rebounds paced the Long Beach State VIctory ove r UC-R1vers•de, while Allen Murphy's 20 pomts and il nacwus defensive work on North Texas sconng ace Bobby Ive rson keyed the Lomsville trmmph. Elsewhere, St. John's bested Rhode Island, 77-59; Bradley put away W1ch1ta State, 100-73; V1rgm1a Tech crushed W111iam & Mary, 110-61 ; Memphis State "hipped New MeXIco State, 7366, and Colorado State drubbed Bngham Young. 69-!i2 Warriors make it 3 straight By U1rited Press International R1ck Barry •s personally seemg to it that the Golden State Warnors make the NBA playoffs hke everybody said they should m preseason. The ." PE N D ANT SE T T I N G RI NG SETT ING Your d 1amo n d w1ll look brand new 1n one of our beautiful modern settmgs R1n gs, p1ns, pendants . each to enhance the true br lll 1ance of your dta mond. II"' "" ""' Warrtors, who have tra1led the Los Angeles !.akers m the NBA Pacif1c Div1s10n all seaso n long despite being preseason favorites, won the1r third straight ga me on the road Thursday mght, squeezmg past the Houston Rockets, 109-108. It was also the tlur d stra1ghl game that Barry spearheaded the way w1th the b1g points. As the final seconds licked off the clock at Houston, Barry sank a 211-loot jump shot that enabled the Wamors to clinch the win and ease to Wlthm one game of the diVISIOn-leading !.akers. Barry scored 30 points in the Warnors victory m Buflalo on Tuesday , 40 more m Atlanta on Wednesday (also won by the Warriors ) and added 38 Thursday mght to h1s week's total. Prior to Barry's clutch basket, Calvm Murphy had put Houston ahead 108-107wlth just two seconds left. The lead changed hands seven times m the last 2 53 of the game on lor1 0<! 10 •how doLaol ;:t·:=:-::::;:;.;.;:;:;:;.;.;:;.;:;:;::::::·:·:··. :-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·· ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·::::::·~:::::;.;-::::::;::::.:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::.:·:·:·:·:· .... I Pro Smndings ~ Today's Jii: Sport ~a~'llde _, I.. I'-~:': 1 01 NEW YOHK UPI : 1 mrn '. BUY AFRESH GREEN PLANT NOW AND SAVE DURING OUR .'. .-• •• ·... ... 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Nov. nobody has e;er m1staken h1m for a twmkleloes, but you'd thmk w1th the grea t season he "s havmg, people would tend to forget about his lee! Nothmg domg Was All.Star MVP Bob Lamer was the MVP m the NBA's recent All-Star game at Seattle. and at $335,000 you could sa] he"s havmg a better year than the Pres1dent of the Umted Stales, all around anyway, but none o£ th 1s seems to matter People still keep bugging h1m about hiS fee t "" L1ke after the All-Star game I got a letter from one of my fnend s." says Lamer "'He was lellmg me about Elgm Baylor and Pat Sununerall domg the commentary and play-by-play on TV Elgm mentwned my name and sa1d , 'Gee, he's got b1g lee! " Then Summerall Said, 'yes , he has. ' · I figu re I was paS! all that by now. The first year I was m the lea gue m 1970 I could understand 11. They had to have somethmg to Ut lk about By now I should w1sh they would talk about my ta lent Okay, so my fee t are big So what' They're so methmg 1 galla hve w1th " It haso"t really been all that bad lately for 25-year-<>ld Bob Lamer Most baske tball people, when they speak of h1m now , talk about the bnlhanl turn-around he has made from strictly an oflens1ve ballplayer to a much more complete one on defense The league's latest statistics bear that out, showing Lamer averagmg 23.1 pomts and 13.9 rebounds a game. Those figures make h1m the league's lOth leadmg scorer and sixth leading rebounder. Down throu gh the years, Oetro1t has been somethmg or a boneyard for basketball coaches and the fact the PIStons seldom bothered themselves about playing defense unquestiOnably had something to do w1th that The team moved to DetrOit from Fort Wayne 17 years ago and durmg that time 1! !ned 10 different head coaches £rom Charley Eckman to Ray Scott, who took over in October o£ 1972 from Earl Lloyd and is domg such a grea t job now Lloyd was concerned enough about the Pistons' pourous defense so that he kept after them about 1t all the t1me. He even brought m Bill Russell, the defensive granddaddy of them all, specifically to work w1th Lamer last season and 11 was Russell who hrst made Lamer aware there was such a thmg as a center performing well on defense. ""I remember how he greeted me," laughs Lamer, a great adm1rer of Russell. ''He sa1d 'you b1g overweight ox, I'm gonna run that baby rat o£1 you ' He wasn't kiddmg e1lher. Run, run, run. all the l1me. He had no mercy llost 15 pounds, going from 280 to 265. " That was Lamer's first realmtroductlon to the little nuances of playmg defense, like clogging the m1ddle, blockmg shots and playmg a man stnctly the way he comes to the hoop Scott Calls Him In Ray Scott continued Lanier's educahon this past summer at the Pistons' Eastern Michigan UniverSity training camp m Yp•nlanll, Mich. Scott p1ciled up the phone one day after practice and called Lamer to h1s room. "Have a seat," said the Pistons' coach when Lanier arrived. "You wanna Coke or somethmg?" "'No, I JUSt ale," sa1d Lanier "Okay then," Scott contmued, "I JUS! want to say that in order for us to go anywhere at all, we're going to haVe to play strong defense and that defense IS gomg to have to be imliated by you. You have a good head on your shoulders and you're gomg to have to lead us." "That's cool," said Lamer . And that's what he's been domg, leading Detroit on defense as well as orrense. The Pistons have won 22 of their last 30 games They're only a game-and-a-half beh1nd second place Chicago in the western diVISIOn and 14 1h Up On fourth-place Kansas City-Omaha SO they have a good shot at makmg the play oils- all because Ray Scott "got his message through about playmg defense "I'm enjoymg 1!," says Bob Lamer. "There's a lotto this thmg about concentrating on defense. Boston, I guess you'd say, started 11 and then New York p1cked 11 up. You know how you always hear the people hollering 'dee-fense 1 dee-fense !' when the Kmcks are at)10me. Well, they know what they're hollering about A good defense keeps you m the ball game all the way." Over the enhre season, the Pistons held their opponents under 100 points only 15 tunes last year. So far this year, they've already done it 29 times. It makes a difference, and Bob Lamer bas been one of the first to notice. People don't ask h1m about h1s feet so much anymore. 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NBA Stand.ng s By un.tef) Pr e!>s lnler naftonal Eastern Conference Att a nht Oo v oS IOA w Bo s to n New Yo r k 1 1:il 36 Ru ff a lo Ph dade tptH a pe l g b 750 604 J7 ?6 21 29 4 /1 1] 1 , I~ 35 300 22 61 1 Central DIV IS IOn w 1 23 27 A t lan t a 13 3 1 19 36 18 37 Cleve la nd Hou s ton g b. pet Cap• l al 540 6 426 34S 1 0' ' ~ 317 II' , We ste rn Conference M1dwest 01 v•s• on w I pet Milwaukee 40 11 78 4 Cll •cago 36 18 66 7 Det r o• ! 3 4 19 il 42 KC Omaha 11 35 375 PaCifi C DIVI SIOn w I pet Los Angeles 19 22 569 Go l den State 17 22 55 1 Sea ttl e 24 33 42 1 Plloen•x 1 1 3 1 404 Portland 19 32 373 g b .. 5', 7 1 11, g b -• 1 8 81 , 10 Thursday 's Re sult s Pt1 oe n1 x 11 1 Portland 100 Go ld en St 109 Houston 108 (Only games scll edu l ed J Fnday 's Games Bos ton vs Ph ilad elph ia at Her shey Cap1ta 1 at Cl eveland Milwau kee at Sea tt le K C Oma ha at Ch1cago New York at De tro •t Phoenno: at Los An ge les (Only games scheduled J Kaiser A~C first winner of netp SavEnergy citation made to <.'o nserve energy,'' WASH INGTON, D C.Kaiser Aluminum and sa 1d Dent, " typify th e mt.at 1ves that mdustnes can Chc-rn1cal Corporation , whiCh 1 take not on ly '" their own best "Perales a large plant at mtercsts, but also m the RaHnswood, W Va., today wa s named as the f1r sl Natwn 's mterests I commend alummwn producer to rcce1ve Katser Alummum for tts for· ward looking program, wh1ch the U S Commerce Departmclud es the development or ment's fo ur.potnt " E ner gy new technology, and a maJor Manage me nt P r og ram " commitment of capttal and SavEncrgy citation . managemen t resourc<"s " TI1c award, presented by To qualify for the award, Secretary of Commerce compames must orga mze the tr Fredenck B Dent, wa s rcce1ved by Cornell C. Ma1er , reso ur ces for energ,y con servat1on , condud an energy PreSident and Ch~ef Execut1ve audit rev1e"ing all fo rm S o£ Officer of Kaiser Aluminum energy used 1n thm ·"The contn butwns that set tough, opera twns, KaiSer Alummum an d measurable e ne rgy conChem1cal Co rpo ra\IO n ha s servatwn goals and meet those goals; and lai ry the energy League conservatiOn message to s upp l 1ers, em ploy ees, customers and the commumty at large askmg them to JOin this nallon-w1de effort. ''We are very honored to receive thi s citation ,'' Ma1 er sa1d at the ceremony "Each person m our company ts aware of th e critical need to conserve energy, and each IS coo peratmg to msure our program's success We are contmumg to focus on lmdmg wa ys to furth er conse1 ve energy m our operations over and above what has already been accomplished, and I'm co nfident we'll make significant additwnal savings as 1974 progresses." Basic elements of the Kaiser program include: - Development or a new technology for applymg water base pamt to aluminum call used in th e manufacture of a lummum house s1dm g, roofing. etc., brmgmg an almost mstantaneous drymg and a significant savmgs m natural gas. - Major mvestm ent 10 estabhshmg a "hot metal" transfer between the company's Mead aluminum reduc!lon plant and Trent wood rolhng m1ll in Washm gton, as opposed to the prev1o'usly used meth od which requ1r ed remeltmg at h1gh tem- NHL Sland1ngs By Untted Press lnternal•onal east 33 8 il pts gf ga 71 2 10 122 Montreal 29 NY RangrS24 Toronto 23 11 15 17 il 10 9 64 167 125 58 178 148 55 179 146 5 7 12 7 49 45 38 31 w Bo ston Buffalo Detroit NY l slndrs Va ncouver I I. 22 21 19 23 13 22 12 29 W est 160 1~ 2 166 193 115 151 130 186 w 1 t pts gf ga 30 11 6 66 158 96 22 11 14 58 162 104 Ph •la Ch1cago S t LOU IS 2\ 19 7 49 134 127 Atl anta 16 23 8 44 124 143 Lo s Ang 17 24 8 42 \J3 157 M1nnesota 15 22 11 41 146168 P1ttsburgh 14 29 5 33 132 177 Cal•fornia 9 35 7 25 130 219 Thursday ' s Results Toronlo J M 1nnesota 1 NY Islanders 4 Los Ang 2 Boston 4 Atlanta 2 Ph1la 4 Buffalo 3 Ch1cago 2 Callforn •a 1 tonly games scheduled) Fnday's Games. Montr eal at Atlanta (On ly game sc h edul ed) WHA Stand1ng s By Un1led Press lnte rnal•onat Ea st w New Eng 28 Toronto Quebec 2-4 I I pts gf ga 20 2 58 188 16B 25 24 23 Cleveland 23 2 1 Jersey 22 ChiCago 21 Houston 4 54 106 187 3 51 184 165 26 5 51 154 157 2 46 148 178 20 3 45 145 151 We st w I I pts gf ga 4 60 190 132 28 16 Wrnn1peg 24 22 4 52 175 Edmonton 25 23 0 50 171 M•nnesota 23 24 t 47 1811 Los Ang 20 31 0 40 155 Van co uv er 19 32 0 38 183 Thursday 's Results Toron to 5 Los Ang 4 Quebec il Hou ston 4 Jersey 4 New England I (O n ly games scheduled l Fnday's Gam es Ch•cago at Edmonton Los Ang at Wmn •P#9 Toronto at Quebec (Only games schedul ed J 183 166 179 199 2 18 Stonn mars play in tournament HONOLULU (UPI ) - To Dw1ghl Nevil, a guy who's not quite up among golf's b1g three, or thirty-three, the first round of a tow-nament is s1mply to get position. That may be true, but m the first round of the $220,000 Hawarian Open, 11 was also to get wet. Very wet. Nevil didn ' I mind the drenching by a tropical storm that seemed to go on forever, because he gat where he wanted to be - in pos1lion, very good position . He shot a seven-under-par 6!i to tie Jack Nicklaus, who 1s one of golf's b1g three, or maybe it 's big one . And that presumably left them tied for lirst after 18 holes approves SD sale SAN DIEGO. (UPI ) - Tite San D•ego Padres begin spendmg mllbona1re owner Ray Kroc's money today--and the f1rst man m line 1s slugger Willie McCovey, the club's big wmter acquiSition. Kroc bought the Padres from hnanc1ally troubled C. Arnholt Smith far $10 million cash a week ago and on Thursday, he received the Nahon~ll League's official blessmgs m Scottsdale, Anz Buzzte Bavasi, Padres' president , was g1ven the green hght by Kroc to do his bestmoney notwlthstanding- lo g1ve San D1ego the best posSible team, starting with the 1974 season. Armed w1th Kroc's money, Bavas1 scheduled a news conference lor today to announce he has s1gned MeCovey, who has 413 career homers , to " $150,000 contract. That's about $15,000 more than McCovey earned last year while hiltmg 29 homers and peratures. - The processing and burndrivmg in 75 runs m only 130 mg or used rolling and crankgames lor the San Francisco case 01ls wh1ch had prevwusly Giants been d1scarded at 1ts Trent- Hair . 25% to 50% oH Dudley's ' Florist ' 59 N. Second St. ' to lw-ther beautify Plantings FLOWER qrrangemcnts for the Letart Falls Cemetery wdl the open house hononng C. E be made this spnng by the Blakeslee, who retired th1s Bend o· the River Garden week as Me1gs COtmty ExClub, accordmg to plans made tenswn Agent. will be made by at a meeting Monday mght at the club The open house w1ll be the home o£ Mrs. Bert Grim Feb 10 at the Meigs H1gh Mrs . Edward S1mpson, School cafetena chairwoman of the project Plans were made to se nd ~ wh1ch agam this year will be valentme box of g1fts to the entered in the Sears Civic Gallipolls State Institute for Imp rove ment Program members of the therapy competillon, asked that each garden club there. Gtlts are to member be respons1ble for be taken to Mrs . Robert Kuhn. obtaimng at least one flowermg therapy chairwoman. It was crab or dogwood for the noted that Mrs . Ernest Wmgett presented the WMPO program cemetery planting. m January on the subject. It was reported that hve orders have already been <~Now is the Time" rece1ved for trees to be planted Openmg the meetmg was a as memorial tributes Others reading "Good Adv1ce ·• bj w1shmg to g1ve a tree in Mrs . Andrew Cross. "B ~rds" memory of a loved one are :was the general topic for the asked to contact Mrs. Sllllpson, meetmg and Mrs. Carpenter Mrs W1lson Carpenter, Mrs ga ve devollons usmg as her Andrew Cross or Mrs. Chllord theme "Follow the Fhght of the Birds" She stressed the fact Morns . The 26trees planted last year that b1rds traveling frequentl) are thrivmg, it was reported.' stop m midair and rest, and In SCIP compelltwn last year, suggest that people could the club rece1 ved a regional follow the1r example by award. pausing often m their bus) RACINE- Prayer breakfast was held at Racine Weslevao Umted MethodiSt Chu~rh Wednesday mormn g "ith 15 youth attendmg DevotiOnS were opened with a song and prayer by Rev. Howard Sluveley . Mrs. Glenn t Thelma) D1ll , Syracuse, lay speaker of the Pomeroy Un1ted MethodiSt . Church had the mornmg med1tatwn. Breakfast of fr ench toast. sausage, or ange JUi ce and coffee was served by Mrs Curti s John son and Mrs. Howard Shiveley. Those present we1 e Chr1s Hill, Tun H1ll , Debbie Harden, Becky Kouns, Conme Roush, Helen Wilcoxen, Dave The1ss. Molly F1slfer, !Wma Nease, Rhonda West, Randy Warn er, Mike Warner, Stephen Nease, Gene Shiveley and Bill Shiveley. Rev. Slnvely announced that transportation Will be prov1ded for lOll youth·who are going to the Billy Graham mov1e at Galhpohs, Saturday. All who are going will meet at the Raeme Church at 12 45 p m 1'here will also be a "Youth Hal?penmg" at the Racme W ~sleyan Unit ed Method1 st Church, Sunday, Feb. 17, BRADBURY SCHOOL beginnillg at. 2:30 p.m. Rev. The children of the Bradbury Joseph B1shman and a graup SChool are very excited about a ftom Central Ave. Uhlted trip to DearbOrn, Mich. which Methodist Church, Athens, will they are planning m March. present the program. RefreshDll!"ing the school year they ments Will be served. All have been study1ng about the county youth are mVlted to United State& and the trip has attend . been planned as a ewrninaling acll vlty in tliat area of. study. In Dearborll the chUdren will_ OBSERVE DAY · . yisit the Henty Ford Musewn Founder's Day will be oband Greenfield Vlllage T!lese served at the meeting of tile two educatiooal mstitutrons Me1gs County Council of were built to show how Parents and Teachers Thurs- Americans have hved and day, 7:30p.m. at the Pomeroy worked from early Colonial Elementary SchooL Past days to the recent past, and to pres1dent of Council are given tell thesstory of their in· a special invitation to attend by vention and accomplishMrs. Charles Goeglein, men~. president. At Dearborn the children will KAY are an up and commg ttem in the beauty atd department Clnd are avi311able m a wtde vartety of colors, and styled 1n Ame ri ca's fo rmost fashtons. Beca use most wtgs are so tntncately and skillfully made, being composed of human hatr, 1f is hard to dep•ct the dtfference be· tween th e wtg and a natural head of ha1r They can be brushed, combed, teased and st y led , 1ust as you would do your own ha1r W1glets and hairpieces are a lso m great demand, for that perfect touch of elegance to heighten your ha1r beauty . Your own ha 1r can be elegantly beautif1ed here 1n th e m ost up to-date styles and w 1th soft, natural look ing , nonfnzz per have accommodations in the dormitories provided lor school groups who plan an overnight visit They will be eating at the Clmton lnn ,a oar! of the restored village Also on the agenda for the trip are a bus ride into Canada and a VISit to the famous 1,200 acre !Wuge Plant or the Ford Motor Compariy. · The children will travel by chartered · Gr~yhound bus accoinpa,nied _by-the Bradbury teachers and Mrs. Robert FjSher, a registered nurse, with ·some parents who wlil assist the teachers. Many of the children are working to pay part or all of their expenses for thiS trip. l11s felt by everyone at the school that this will be a most beneficial educationa_l exper~ence lor them . Free ' S&H Green Stamps when. you purchase this Frigidaill! · manents CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON 214 E SECOND ST POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 992-7606 SATURDAY-LAST Spring Fabrics GUARANTEED AWINNER! 100% solid state For Coals and Sui1s S c h o o I in Greenland IS compulsory unt1l the age of 14 Courses include kayak handling and fur sewing. P.S. - A 10% Discount To All Home Economics Students .--..- - Middleport , ~lf'rH CIHIIOMAtOlOitll. Friliclll,. SIIIMJ Mini: Fltl 1IIIIOit 111ywhere. (Only 2 feet wide) "'1. $389 BAKER FURNITURE l l l Pomeroy, FLOWERS lnst•lllt •here tile wtsh Iskitchen, btttl, nursery. lftJ· ""'" ''" Clll pt odoqulll wlrpifl..... llld .-tin' For All Occasions We Wire Flowers Everywhere 992-2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. Millard Van Meter Ph. 992-203• Ph. 992-5721 MEDICARE I SUPPLEMENT INSURANCE --....--.--- MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Enrollment Open Here Introduces YOU MUST BE ON MEDICARE HA-L LINDSEY'S LA TEST BOOK Sen1or cit1zens here have an opportunity to enroll 1n a unique hospital and extended car e program whtc:h sup plements Med 1care to pay the ever mcreas• ng med•cal expenses. 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Dayton, Oh1o 45415 And ()fhers "late Great Planet Earth" "Satan Is Alive and Well On Planet Earth" Middleport J~------------------------· t Would L1ke AddThonat lnlormahon POMEROY I 1 ·Abbu.t Medicare Sup~tement 1 1 t Understand :rhere Is No. PbhgatTon. 1 INGELS FURNITURE OP~N FRI. a; SAT. NIGHTS Middleport·8Qo.k Store 991-2635 . Ohio ' I I I NAM.E •••••••• ••• •~ . ; •••• •••••••• ·••••• : ••• ••·: ••••• I I I ADDRESS.. ...... ............. . . .................. I I I I GITY· · ······•••• •• •-·••••••·•·•·•···••••••••••••··• t I. ~ \_ P-HONE ···--:· · ••• ••·•····: ·••••••• •.:.••• ••~··•• • ••• ~ I. HJSAGE •••••••••• , ••••• WJF.E'SAGE .... ..... .. ... I L~·------~---------~-----~ ·' eommenled on thetr hobbles The program fea tured a ge neral dt sc ussw n on preserving leaves wtth g!ycerm and prepanng dnftwood and weathered wood for use m arrangemen ts. Mrs Carpenter displayed magnolia and forsythia leaves which had been preserved wtth glycerm and ·Mrs . Gnmm showed several p1eces of drirtwood a~d commented on how to treat them The though! for the day was g1ven by Mrs Ralph Webb Mrs. Moms had ( the club prayer, and the club poem was read by Mrs. W. 0. Barmtz. Mrs. Barmtz w11l host the February mee tm g. Refreshments were served from a table centered w1th an arrangement of while branches and wh1le pme cones accented w1th a red bird figurine and white tapers ThiS was brought by Mrs Simpson District school news -------------~~:::j Beautiful Match-Mates lives for both physical and mental rest She concluded wtlll a prayer. For roll ca ll memb ers Meigs Local by Wtg!> Ba pt"t Ch ur ch Hammond Fairgrounds The schedule o£ "lnd , the wor ld .; largest and serv1ce IS Sunday School 10 fastest gruw mg Sunday School am. ; Worship 11 a.m. and 7 30 Also. he IS th e vice presiden t of p m Sunday, and Wednesday, stud en t a £hur s a nti c hair- 7 30 p m 15 attend Cemetery· will be beautified breakfast wootl plant's boiler house and remelt fw-naces - ConverSion of all pam tell can products at Trentwood to a low tem perature bakmg process from a htgh tempc1 ature baking process. - Development ol a h1gh fuel -savmg technology for dtrect h rmg of soakmg ptts m \o\oht ch alummum mgot IS heated before beginnmg the 1ollmg process. - A cut-ba ck on interiOr hghtm g w1th elunmallon of all but (ibsolutely necessary extCIIO r hghlmg at all plant locat wns , and temperature 1educllon mall buildings. - Production of calcmed _ coke Ia key mgred1ent m anodes used m aluminum reduction) by usmg the volatiles produced m the makmg of coke as the luel Itself, savmg over 80 percent of th e energy normally required ' House Plant Sale 5- The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 .. Feb. 1.1974 I ' . Bradbury JANICE SCHMOLL, of Bradbury, Bernice Carpenter, of Middleport Elementary, and Helim Williams, RebeeC!ll Tate, Mae Young, Robert Morris, and wile, along with Gladys Foley, who works with both" Mt!l~leport . a~d Pomeroy Sc)lllO!Ji, attended a meetmg of the '.'Appalachian Readin g Council." T.lle Counc1l covers Se~enil Southeastern Oh10 counties Mrs. Williams serves as· treasurer or th e organizallon Dr. John ManJurl, of the Readmg Dept , Ohio Umvers1ty, pres1dent, mtroduced Dr John Masla, Associate Dean of the College of Educahon, Ohio Umversily Dr. Masla spoke to the group on the topic, "D1agnoshc ·ng " and Preswphve Teachl Middleport Elementary. Pomeroy Elementary : "Co ntract Teaching, " Students s1gnmg a contract to complete a JOb? Yes, in Mrs Lucy White's fourth grade m Middleport and in Mrs Bonnie Fisher's class 111 out one or the follow-up acllVlhes wh1eh IS the making of No Bake Coolues F1rst Grade : January is kmd of a dull month so we have been "sp1cmg" 11 up with a study of the low- basic food groups. We made booklets of the foods we should eat every day and lllade sandwiches from paper. The different colors denote diflerent fillings. Example brown p-nut butter, pmk-cold meat, red and yellow for catsup and mustard . , We also pam ted snow scenes and used the crayon-resiSt techn1que We colored the scene and then pam led over the whole picture with white tempera. The result was a "'bhzzardy" snow scene. We are thinkmg ahead to Valentme"s Day, Washington d . ~ n 1.mcoln 's birthdays next. We w1 11 be making '"heart" · 1s, 1og cabin booklets and anlllla paper hatchets next month Nei ahbQfS '6 ' person Pomeroy • Middleport Tuesday M. K. Wiley, kindergarten teacher at the Pomeroy Elementary; Mrs Mary Rose, Kmdergarten teacher of Middleport; Jennifer Butcher, second grade teacher of Middleport, and Robert Morris, principal, attended a meeting on early childhood education . Dr. Herbert A. Sprigle of Florida was flown to the Ohw University campus to deliver his presentation or hiS "!..earning to Learn Teacher Education System ." Th1s program has the potential or beginning on campus in the spring. The varwus components of his project were explained to po)ential pa~ticipants in th~ pr.oject planned for Oh1o University .. Tins Will be a tremendous and Chnsllan workers of the area to be challenged and Rutland Element,ary: The fourth grade an(! tile twa firth gr~des ·at Rutland are taking part m .the 4-H Nutrition Program w1th Mu!hgan Stew. They are making plans to try mslr ucted by a man who ha ~ been so successful tn every area of Chn shan wurk Rev Ken Coleman, pastor. and the peop le of the G• ace Menu mcl ud es meat Loaf ch1cken, vegetables, salads,' pie, cake. coffee and tea. $1 75 for adulL•; $1 for ch1ldren SATURDAY DANCE South ern H1gh School m Racme, 10 p.m. to midmght sponsored by senwr class Mus1c- by Wood Quilt HYMN SING at Freedom Gospel Mission. Bald Knobs. 7.30 pm. Dav1s ~· a m•l y, Buffalo. W Va , featured smgers. Pubhc mv1ted . EASTERN HIGH School Jr. Class bake sale Saturday, 5 ao p.m. contmumg through the Eastern · Fairfield basketball game at the h1gh school. The class will also sponsor a dan ce until m1dmghtm the gym alter the game. EHI HALF-QUARTS oppor tun aty f01 the lhunhes DR. MAX HELTON Do¥ , 1uelton 1 to speak I , j POINT PLEASANT. W Va - Dr Max Helton, Hammond. lnd , wtll be w1 th the rrrace B1ble Bapt1st Church, Pomt Pleasa nt , for spec1al meehn~-: Monday an d Tuesday mghl,, Feb. 4 and 5, spcakmg at 7 .lO Bible Bapllst Church. extend a hearty mv1llitwn to everyone to attend these special meellngs A nurse1 y Will be prov ided each mght The pubhc IS mVIted to attend all regular se rvices of the church, which 1s temporanly meet1ng tn Roval Crown Bottling Company Mowrey's Furniture butldmg next to the Mason Coun ty Mtddleport MOTOROLA pm. Max Helton graduated from Tennessee Temple College m SUNDAY Chattanooga, Tenn , and has REVIVAL through Sunday at had further study at Temple Fa1th Tabernacle Church. Baptist Th~olog•cal Semmary Bailey Run Road, 7 30 p m ; He has been honored by Hylespubhc mv1ted Anderson Co llege w1th a REVIVAL at Chesler Church Doc tor of D1v1mty degree. He of God wlil con tmue through has pastored and worked m Sunday. Rev Chesler Estep rural chur ches m North Dakota guest speaker. Pubhc mv1led. and Georgta For e1ght years. W M.U. OF First Baptist he served as a m1sswnary m Church at Mason w1ll sponsor a t~e West Indies an d Hawaii program at the Church, 7 30 under Ba pll sl InternatiOn al pm MISs ions. Inc. He founded and pastored for seven years the MONDAY MEIGS Coun ty Board of Koolau Baptist Church m Mental RetardatiOn, 7 30 p m Kaneohe, Hawaii The church led 1n nwnbcr of convcrstons 111 the office of Crow , Crow and and baptisms m the state or Porter Hawaii dw-mg h1s last year as pastor He d1rected a dally radio broadcast m Hawa1 l, as well as a weekly pmgram he~ rd on several statwns m the mmnland . USA Dr. Helton IS presently an ass1stan t pastor to D• Jack Plans lor a sprmg carmval Hyles. pastor of the F11 st w1 11 be cornp1eted at a mee ti ng T d t 7 30 1 th ues ay P m. ato Ihee Ham son aville: PTO school. PTO will have meet The hfth grade class w1ll present the program and the second grade mothers of Mrs La doria Boyd"s class w1ll serve refreshments . e.Custon-Mat1c Pre-Set VHF Tuner • Solid State UHF Tuner • • • • Golden M Picture Tube Magrc Mast up-front telescopmg antenna Walnut gram plastic cabmet Built In recessed handle WERNER RADIO & T.V. MIDDLEPORT, 0. JAN RETURNS TO THE MEIGS Candidates for kmg and queen for the carnival are G H d d D 1 ary owar an ar ene Reeves , SIXth grade; Terry and Anita Lewis. fifth , · . '6 Wlihe Donahue and Sherry Asurpnse housewarming lor Jewel, fourth grade. Mr and Mrs. Robert Brickles Candidates lor prince and was held by neighbors Tuesday prmcess are Ricky Reeves and night at their Broadway st Beverly Wh1le, th1rd, Monte reSidence m Middleport. Chapman and Tma Yost, Cookies, coffee and punch second; and M1ke Cline and were served and the couple Rita Yost, llrst was presented a gift. The birthFIRST CHIW BORN day of Mrs Bnckles was also Mr. and Mrs. Luke Mcobserved. Attendiqg were Mrs. James Johnson, Mrs. Russell Daniel, Racine , are anCarson, Mr. and Mrs. William nouncing the birth of their first Kennedy, Mrs. A11ce Robeson, chlid, a son, James Hamilton Mrs. Adolph Saelens, Mrs. Ron He we1ghed 8 lbs., 10 ozs and Hanmng, Mrs Cleo Kerns and was born Jan . 18. Maternal Mr. and Mrs. Denver Rice. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Contributing on the gill were Leo Hill, Racine. Paternal Mrs. James Butcher, Mrs. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Larry Baker and Mrs. Ethel Carl McDamel, Point Pleasant His paternal grea tHatfield . grandmothers are Mrs. Sm1th Roush, Pomt Pleasant and Mrs. Kenneth Birchfield, RETURNS HOME Mrs . Frances Waters, a Galhpohs He also has a greatmedical patient at the Good great-grandmother, Mrs. Abby Samantan Medical Center, Ingels, Ponco City. Okla . Mrs Zanesville, lor three weeks, McDamel IS the former Katlty has been taken to her home. Hill, Racme . Mrs. Waters is the former Frances pllles of Pomeroy. Cards may be sent to her at 28 S. Pembroke Ave., South Zanesvlile, 43701 Saturday Night Jan Haddox 10 til 2 MEIGS INN ••• a.IId Music PH. 992-3629 Department POMEROY They Pl11y It All! f•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••-•••••••••••••••• 30 MONTHS CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT SALE SET A rwnmage sale w1ll be held today and Satw-day at 110 Court Street, sponsored by the Glo-Ettes . After 11 am. Satw-day all items ·will be reduced to 10 cents each. IN AMOUNTS 'OF $1 .000 1 VISIT ATHENS Mr. and Mrs. Denver Rice ' son, B1ll, and Mrs. Homer R1ce were in Mhens Sunday to v1sit Mf·and Mrs.?eorj:e DeWeese . M 1sstons Amenca 1 PLAN SALE , A rwnmage sale will be held at the Heath United Methodist Church basement Tuesday from 9a.m. to4p.m Children'S clothmg and wmter garments are mcluded in the numerous articles for sale. the College He IS also m demand as a speaker m uusswnary um fe rences, chur ch-w](Je promotwnal meettngs, a nd soul-v. mmng climes th1 uughou t FRIDAY MIDDLEPORT Cham ber of Commerce 7:30 p m. at offic e of Columbus and Southern OhiO Elec triC Company . THE SUNSHINE Class of the Mason Un1ted Methodi st spo nso rs a Church smorgasbo rd at 4 30 p.m host a-vna vh ousewarrntnoJew~l . . grade 6 in Pomeroy, this IS possible. The report thus [ar is · that the students hke the idea and are enthusiastic about completion or their selfselected obs. We ho e to report m~re on thls :CoJect 1t Crow , student a ~r. p tea:~er ::;"Mrs Courtney Knight's third grade m Mid· dleport Elementary has launched-a unit an Economics. This subject is often thought of as a high school or college topic, 1s bemg accepted well by grade three! We hope to report more later. Kindergarten, Grade 1 Note, Middleport Pomeroy Parents, now is the time to have the students that w•ll enter Meig.• Local Schools next year unmunized! If you have a question on this matter, please feel free to call the schools This should be completed by "Round-Up" day May I The Meigs Loca I Schools wiSh to take a moment to thank all motorits lor their help '" safety as students make their way to school under our time change. Thanks, folks , and · please, please, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK' Yow- help m time - av01ding that time when buses are picking up studen Is, has helped us and we extend our thanks of Department at H)les-Anderson Nmety day mterest penalty 1f withdrawn before maturity date . ' A llO-ton superconduchng magnet can create a magnetic field 36',000' times greater than the earth's All Savings insured by the FSLIC up to $20,000.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••ilr•llil•ill ,_ ., �.. ' .- ~- .. r .:-;;-. . .• . ' ~ .. " ..• -.. . .. . . -.... ,. . ~ -~ ' ~. : . . ' I ; - The Dmll Sent mel. M iddl epor t -Pnnwro~.O .. Fe b I. 1974 Irish sta·r .. passes out during tilt Cu ll ege Baskt•lball Roundup By U1Litt•d Pn·ss lntt-ruallonal Just" hen Notre Dame coach D1ggc r Ph elps thought h1 s team was on the road lo reco\e(y fro1n last weeke nd 's loss to UCI A. he's faced " 'th another setb(;lek No. Subwa) Alumm. the lns h d1dn •t lose Thursday mght In fa ct they won qu1te easll), IO l-72. 0\er DePa ul But an ommous note to the v1ctory v. as the mystenous · 11lness '' to befall Phelps" pnze freshman recrmt , Adnan Dantley late m th e game Dantley. one of the most lleav1 ly reel mted players m the country last sprmg, collapsed on the lnsh bench dunng a t1me-out w1 th about three mmutes to play He was then taken by ambulance to the school mf1rmary tn a SenHCOOSCIOUS <.:O ndltlOn ," accordm g to an lnsh spokesman . ··But,"" the spokesman added later, "he was checked out thoroughly by doctors there a nd we don't believe 1t's anythmg senous '' After leading by only three at halftune, Notre Dame pulled away £rom DePaul alter the mtermtsswn as Gary Brokaw 125 pomts m all) and Dantle y 123) led the way The wm upped the thlfd ranked Jnsh's record to 13-1 In the on ly other games Lnvolvwg top-ra ted teams Thursday, e1ghth- rank ed ProVIdence was upset by DRESS UP YOUR DIAMOND Duquesne, 88-B7, m overtime. No 12 Long Beach State downed Ca llt or ma-Sa nta Barbara, 16-68. and No 13 l..tl\ 1\SV tll e hht zed Nm th Texas State. 97-111 Duquesne's Berme O'Keefe san k an IS-foot shot at the bu1. zer m overtune as the Du kes shoc ked Providence The game was twd at 77-77 m re g ulatiOn and Provtdence, \\ luch had won 10 stra1ght pnor to the loss. was ahead 87-84 " 1lh 14 seconds left m the overtime O'Keefe h1t a layup to make 1t 87-86 and then, after Provtdence called time out, freshman guarct,Norm N1xon stole an mbounds pass to set up O'Keefe's wmmng bucket The Pondexter brothersRoscoe w1th 26 pmnts a')!! ·Clifton w1th 13 rebounds paced the Long Beach State VIctory ove r UC-R1vers•de, while Allen Murphy's 20 pomts and il nacwus defensive work on North Texas sconng ace Bobby Ive rson keyed the Lomsville trmmph. Elsewhere, St. John's bested Rhode Island, 77-59; Bradley put away W1ch1ta State, 100-73; V1rgm1a Tech crushed W111iam & Mary, 110-61 ; Memphis State "hipped New MeXIco State, 7366, and Colorado State drubbed Bngham Young. 69-!i2 Warriors make it 3 straight By U1rited Press International R1ck Barry •s personally seemg to it that the Golden State Warnors make the NBA playoffs hke everybody said they should m preseason. The ." PE N D ANT SE T T I N G RI NG SETT ING Your d 1amo n d w1ll look brand new 1n one of our beautiful modern settmgs R1n gs, p1ns, pendants . each to enhance the true br lll 1ance of your dta mond. II"' "" ""' Warrtors, who have tra1led the Los Angeles !.akers m the NBA Pacif1c Div1s10n all seaso n long despite being preseason favorites, won the1r third straight ga me on the road Thursday mght, squeezmg past the Houston Rockets, 109-108. It was also the tlur d stra1ghl game that Barry spearheaded the way w1th the b1g points. As the final seconds licked off the clock at Houston, Barry sank a 211-loot jump shot that enabled the Wamors to clinch the win and ease to Wlthm one game of the diVISIOn-leading !.akers. Barry scored 30 points in the Warnors victory m Buflalo on Tuesday , 40 more m Atlanta on Wednesday (also won by the Warriors ) and added 38 Thursday mght to h1s week's total. Prior to Barry's clutch basket, Calvm Murphy had put Houston ahead 108-107wlth just two seconds left. The lead changed hands seven times m the last 2 53 of the game on lor1 0<! 10 •how doLaol ;:t·:=:-::::;:;.;.;:;:;:;.;.;:;.;:;:;::::::·:·:··. :-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·· ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·::::::·~:::::;.;-::::::;::::.:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::.:·:·:·:·:· .... I Pro Smndings ~ Today's Jii: Sport ~a~'llde _, I.. I'-~:': 1 01 NEW YOHK UPI : 1 mrn '. BUY AFRESH GREEN PLANT NOW AND SAVE DURING OUR .'. .-• •• ·... ... 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SUGAR RUN MILLS IAulberry Ave. ' 992 -211< Pomeroy : ,_.-::..~: Wn Crlna 64 Belmnt Abbey 59 Towson St 6~ Mt St Mary's 68 Bowie St 92 F ederal C1ty 65 George Mason 71 Coppm St70 Norfolk St 7-4 Morgan St 61 Loyola Md 82 CathOliC 78 Campbellsvill e 80 Un10n 6.4 M•d"VeSt Notre Dame 101 Depaul 72 Bradley 108 Wlchtta St 73 Tu tsa 73 St Louis 64 We st Tex St 58 Drake 47 Midland 85 Peru Sf 84 Qumcy 89 Lewis 86 Elmhurst 80 North Pari!: 76 NE til 87 En M1ch 85 Wayne St 76 Cleveland Sl 75 Southwest Arkansa s St 72 Lamar 62 Hendr1x 63 Southern St 61 Hard1ng 90 Ozarks 76 St Col Ark 91 Hndrsn Sf 80 Tarleton St 82 Tr tn•tY 74 Ark Col 80 Ark Mntcll 65 West Utah 99 Wyom •ng 71 Colo St 69 Br1gham Young 52 Lng Bch St 78 Sta Barb 68 U Paciflc 48 Fre s no~ S t 40 ,_; L A St 78 San Jose St 69 Pepperdme 7-4 Nevad~ Reno 57 Azusa 80 Poin t Lorna 6.4 BEEN WANTING SOMETHI"G TO BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME UP ABIT? .'•' t M(u lt·m· 0\C'lrtch's sexy l ~g s are msured •,• '•• '• ~ a nulhon bucks and herr comes b1g Bob Lamer a long w1lhou t S() much as a mckt'l's worth on Iu s That's the way he wants 1t Bob Lamer. the Detroit Pistons' 6-11 te nter, has the kmd of wtderpm111ng that people keep talkmg about all the lime Ills feet aren"t me1ely b1g, b•g. they're unbelievably so On the basketball court. where his superlahve defens1ve work has lhc Pistons ope ratmg magmflcently , prom1stng them their fi rst berth m the NBA playoffs m six years perhaps, Lamer v..ears s1zc 22 snea kers, a pair of wh1ch already repose m the Na 1sm1th Basketball Hall of Fame at Springfi eld, Mass. Nov. nobody has e;er m1staken h1m for a twmkleloes, but you'd thmk w1th the grea t season he "s havmg, people would tend to forget about his lee! Nothmg domg Was All.Star MVP Bob Lamer was the MVP m the NBA's recent All-Star game at Seattle. and at $335,000 you could sa] he"s havmg a better year than the Pres1dent of the Umted Stales, all around anyway, but none o£ th 1s seems to matter People still keep bugging h1m about hiS fee t "" L1ke after the All-Star game I got a letter from one of my fnend s." says Lamer "'He was lellmg me about Elgm Baylor and Pat Sununerall domg the commentary and play-by-play on TV Elgm mentwned my name and sa1d , 'Gee, he's got b1g lee! " Then Summerall Said, 'yes , he has. ' · I figu re I was paS! all that by now. The first year I was m the lea gue m 1970 I could understand 11. They had to have somethmg to Ut lk about By now I should w1sh they would talk about my ta lent Okay, so my fee t are big So what' They're so methmg 1 galla hve w1th " It haso"t really been all that bad lately for 25-year-<>ld Bob Lamer Most baske tball people, when they speak of h1m now , talk about the bnlhanl turn-around he has made from strictly an oflens1ve ballplayer to a much more complete one on defense The league's latest statistics bear that out, showing Lamer averagmg 23.1 pomts and 13.9 rebounds a game. Those figures make h1m the league's lOth leadmg scorer and sixth leading rebounder. Down throu gh the years, Oetro1t has been somethmg or a boneyard for basketball coaches and the fact the PIStons seldom bothered themselves about playing defense unquestiOnably had something to do w1th that The team moved to DetrOit from Fort Wayne 17 years ago and durmg that time 1! !ned 10 different head coaches £rom Charley Eckman to Ray Scott, who took over in October o£ 1972 from Earl Lloyd and is domg such a grea t job now Lloyd was concerned enough about the Pistons' pourous defense so that he kept after them about 1t all the t1me. He even brought m Bill Russell, the defensive granddaddy of them all, specifically to work w1th Lamer last season and 11 was Russell who hrst made Lamer aware there was such a thmg as a center performing well on defense. ""I remember how he greeted me," laughs Lamer, a great adm1rer of Russell. ''He sa1d 'you b1g overweight ox, I'm gonna run that baby rat o£1 you ' He wasn't kiddmg e1lher. Run, run, run. all the l1me. He had no mercy llost 15 pounds, going from 280 to 265. " That was Lamer's first realmtroductlon to the little nuances of playmg defense, like clogging the m1ddle, blockmg shots and playmg a man stnctly the way he comes to the hoop Scott Calls Him In Ray Scott continued Lanier's educahon this past summer at the Pistons' Eastern Michigan UniverSity training camp m Yp•nlanll, Mich. Scott p1ciled up the phone one day after practice and called Lamer to h1s room. "Have a seat," said the Pistons' coach when Lanier arrived. "You wanna Coke or somethmg?" "'No, I JUSt ale," sa1d Lanier "Okay then," Scott contmued, "I JUS! want to say that in order for us to go anywhere at all, we're going to haVe to play strong defense and that defense IS gomg to have to be imliated by you. You have a good head on your shoulders and you're gomg to have to lead us." "That's cool," said Lamer . And that's what he's been domg, leading Detroit on defense as well as orrense. The Pistons have won 22 of their last 30 games They're only a game-and-a-half beh1nd second place Chicago in the western diVISIOn and 14 1h Up On fourth-place Kansas City-Omaha SO they have a good shot at makmg the play oils- all because Ray Scott "got his message through about playmg defense "I'm enjoymg 1!," says Bob Lamer. "There's a lotto this thmg about concentrating on defense. Boston, I guess you'd say, started 11 and then New York p1cked 11 up. You know how you always hear the people hollering 'dee-fense 1 dee-fense !' when the Kmcks are at)10me. Well, they know what they're hollering about A good defense keeps you m the ball game all the way." Over the enhre season, the Pistons held their opponents under 100 points only 15 tunes last year. So far this year, they've already done it 29 times. It makes a difference, and Bob Lamer bas been one of the first to notice. People don't ask h1m about h1s feet so much anymore. HEADQUARTERS ., ..:~ 'fOJ Seed and Milling ·- 1 NERd~CHMAN 1BY ~1LT0 '"'llnr c 1tor ~! NBA Stand.ng s By un.tef) Pr e!>s lnler naftonal Eastern Conference Att a nht Oo v oS IOA w Bo s to n New Yo r k 1 1:il 36 Ru ff a lo Ph dade tptH a pe l g b 750 604 J7 ?6 21 29 4 /1 1] 1 , I~ 35 300 22 61 1 Central DIV IS IOn w 1 23 27 A t lan t a 13 3 1 19 36 18 37 Cleve la nd Hou s ton g b. pet Cap• l al 540 6 426 34S 1 0' ' ~ 317 II' , We ste rn Conference M1dwest 01 v•s• on w I pet Milwaukee 40 11 78 4 Cll •cago 36 18 66 7 Det r o• ! 3 4 19 il 42 KC Omaha 11 35 375 PaCifi C DIVI SIOn w I pet Los Angeles 19 22 569 Go l den State 17 22 55 1 Sea ttl e 24 33 42 1 Plloen•x 1 1 3 1 404 Portland 19 32 373 g b .. 5', 7 1 11, g b -• 1 8 81 , 10 Thursday 's Re sult s Pt1 oe n1 x 11 1 Portland 100 Go ld en St 109 Houston 108 (Only games scll edu l ed J Fnday 's Games Bos ton vs Ph ilad elph ia at Her shey Cap1ta 1 at Cl eveland Milwau kee at Sea tt le K C Oma ha at Ch1cago New York at De tro •t Phoenno: at Los An ge les (Only games scheduled J Kaiser A~C first winner of netp SavEnergy citation made to <.'o nserve energy,'' WASH INGTON, D C.Kaiser Aluminum and sa 1d Dent, " typify th e mt.at 1ves that mdustnes can Chc-rn1cal Corporation , whiCh 1 take not on ly '" their own best "Perales a large plant at mtercsts, but also m the RaHnswood, W Va., today wa s named as the f1r sl Natwn 's mterests I commend alummwn producer to rcce1ve Katser Alummum for tts for· ward looking program, wh1ch the U S Commerce Departmclud es the development or ment's fo ur.potnt " E ner gy new technology, and a maJor Manage me nt P r og ram " commitment of capttal and SavEncrgy citation . managemen t resourc<"s " TI1c award, presented by To qualify for the award, Secretary of Commerce compames must orga mze the tr Fredenck B Dent, wa s rcce1ved by Cornell C. Ma1er , reso ur ces for energ,y con servat1on , condud an energy PreSident and Ch~ef Execut1ve audit rev1e"ing all fo rm S o£ Officer of Kaiser Aluminum energy used 1n thm ·"The contn butwns that set tough, opera twns, KaiSer Alummum an d measurable e ne rgy conChem1cal Co rpo ra\IO n ha s servatwn goals and meet those goals; and lai ry the energy League conservatiOn message to s upp l 1ers, em ploy ees, customers and the commumty at large askmg them to JOin this nallon-w1de effort. ''We are very honored to receive thi s citation ,'' Ma1 er sa1d at the ceremony "Each person m our company ts aware of th e critical need to conserve energy, and each IS coo peratmg to msure our program's success We are contmumg to focus on lmdmg wa ys to furth er conse1 ve energy m our operations over and above what has already been accomplished, and I'm co nfident we'll make significant additwnal savings as 1974 progresses." Basic elements of the Kaiser program include: - Development or a new technology for applymg water base pamt to aluminum call used in th e manufacture of a lummum house s1dm g, roofing. etc., brmgmg an almost mstantaneous drymg and a significant savmgs m natural gas. - Major mvestm ent 10 estabhshmg a "hot metal" transfer between the company's Mead aluminum reduc!lon plant and Trent wood rolhng m1ll in Washm gton, as opposed to the prev1o'usly used meth od which requ1r ed remeltmg at h1gh tem- NHL Sland1ngs By Untted Press lnternal•onal east 33 8 il pts gf ga 71 2 10 122 Montreal 29 NY RangrS24 Toronto 23 11 15 17 il 10 9 64 167 125 58 178 148 55 179 146 5 7 12 7 49 45 38 31 w Bo ston Buffalo Detroit NY l slndrs Va ncouver I I. 22 21 19 23 13 22 12 29 W est 160 1~ 2 166 193 115 151 130 186 w 1 t pts gf ga 30 11 6 66 158 96 22 11 14 58 162 104 Ph •la Ch1cago S t LOU IS 2\ 19 7 49 134 127 Atl anta 16 23 8 44 124 143 Lo s Ang 17 24 8 42 \J3 157 M1nnesota 15 22 11 41 146168 P1ttsburgh 14 29 5 33 132 177 Cal•fornia 9 35 7 25 130 219 Thursday ' s Results Toronlo J M 1nnesota 1 NY Islanders 4 Los Ang 2 Boston 4 Atlanta 2 Ph1la 4 Buffalo 3 Ch1cago 2 Callforn •a 1 tonly games scheduled) Fnday's Games. Montr eal at Atlanta (On ly game sc h edul ed) WHA Stand1ng s By Un1led Press lnte rnal•onat Ea st w New Eng 28 Toronto Quebec 2-4 I I pts gf ga 20 2 58 188 16B 25 24 23 Cleveland 23 2 1 Jersey 22 ChiCago 21 Houston 4 54 106 187 3 51 184 165 26 5 51 154 157 2 46 148 178 20 3 45 145 151 We st w I I pts gf ga 4 60 190 132 28 16 Wrnn1peg 24 22 4 52 175 Edmonton 25 23 0 50 171 M•nnesota 23 24 t 47 1811 Los Ang 20 31 0 40 155 Van co uv er 19 32 0 38 183 Thursday 's Results Toron to 5 Los Ang 4 Quebec il Hou ston 4 Jersey 4 New England I (O n ly games scheduled l Fnday's Gam es Ch•cago at Edmonton Los Ang at Wmn •P#9 Toronto at Quebec (Only games schedul ed J 183 166 179 199 2 18 Stonn mars play in tournament HONOLULU (UPI ) - To Dw1ghl Nevil, a guy who's not quite up among golf's b1g three, or thirty-three, the first round of a tow-nament is s1mply to get position. That may be true, but m the first round of the $220,000 Hawarian Open, 11 was also to get wet. Very wet. Nevil didn ' I mind the drenching by a tropical storm that seemed to go on forever, because he gat where he wanted to be - in pos1lion, very good position . He shot a seven-under-par 6!i to tie Jack Nicklaus, who 1s one of golf's b1g three, or maybe it 's big one . And that presumably left them tied for lirst after 18 holes approves SD sale SAN DIEGO. (UPI ) - Tite San D•ego Padres begin spendmg mllbona1re owner Ray Kroc's money today--and the f1rst man m line 1s slugger Willie McCovey, the club's big wmter acquiSition. Kroc bought the Padres from hnanc1ally troubled C. Arnholt Smith far $10 million cash a week ago and on Thursday, he received the Nahon~ll League's official blessmgs m Scottsdale, Anz Buzzte Bavasi, Padres' president , was g1ven the green hght by Kroc to do his bestmoney notwlthstanding- lo g1ve San D1ego the best posSible team, starting with the 1974 season. Armed w1th Kroc's money, Bavas1 scheduled a news conference lor today to announce he has s1gned MeCovey, who has 413 career homers , to " $150,000 contract. That's about $15,000 more than McCovey earned last year while hiltmg 29 homers and peratures. - The processing and burndrivmg in 75 runs m only 130 mg or used rolling and crankgames lor the San Francisco case 01ls wh1ch had prevwusly Giants been d1scarded at 1ts Trent- Hair . 25% to 50% oH Dudley's ' Florist ' 59 N. Second St. ' to lw-ther beautify Plantings FLOWER qrrangemcnts for the Letart Falls Cemetery wdl the open house hononng C. E be made this spnng by the Blakeslee, who retired th1s Bend o· the River Garden week as Me1gs COtmty ExClub, accordmg to plans made tenswn Agent. will be made by at a meeting Monday mght at the club The open house w1ll be the home o£ Mrs. Bert Grim Feb 10 at the Meigs H1gh Mrs . Edward S1mpson, School cafetena chairwoman of the project Plans were made to se nd ~ wh1ch agam this year will be valentme box of g1fts to the entered in the Sears Civic Gallipolls State Institute for Imp rove ment Program members of the therapy competillon, asked that each garden club there. Gtlts are to member be respons1ble for be taken to Mrs . Robert Kuhn. obtaimng at least one flowermg therapy chairwoman. It was crab or dogwood for the noted that Mrs . Ernest Wmgett presented the WMPO program cemetery planting. m January on the subject. It was reported that hve orders have already been <~Now is the Time" rece1ved for trees to be planted Openmg the meetmg was a as memorial tributes Others reading "Good Adv1ce ·• bj w1shmg to g1ve a tree in Mrs . Andrew Cross. "B ~rds" memory of a loved one are :was the general topic for the asked to contact Mrs. Sllllpson, meetmg and Mrs. Carpenter Mrs W1lson Carpenter, Mrs ga ve devollons usmg as her Andrew Cross or Mrs. Chllord theme "Follow the Fhght of the Birds" She stressed the fact Morns . The 26trees planted last year that b1rds traveling frequentl) are thrivmg, it was reported.' stop m midair and rest, and In SCIP compelltwn last year, suggest that people could the club rece1 ved a regional follow the1r example by award. pausing often m their bus) RACINE- Prayer breakfast was held at Racine Weslevao Umted MethodiSt Chu~rh Wednesday mormn g "ith 15 youth attendmg DevotiOnS were opened with a song and prayer by Rev. Howard Sluveley . Mrs. Glenn t Thelma) D1ll , Syracuse, lay speaker of the Pomeroy Un1ted MethodiSt . Church had the mornmg med1tatwn. Breakfast of fr ench toast. sausage, or ange JUi ce and coffee was served by Mrs Curti s John son and Mrs. Howard Shiveley. Those present we1 e Chr1s Hill, Tun H1ll , Debbie Harden, Becky Kouns, Conme Roush, Helen Wilcoxen, Dave The1ss. Molly F1slfer, !Wma Nease, Rhonda West, Randy Warn er, Mike Warner, Stephen Nease, Gene Shiveley and Bill Shiveley. Rev. Slnvely announced that transportation Will be prov1ded for lOll youth·who are going to the Billy Graham mov1e at Galhpohs, Saturday. All who are going will meet at the Raeme Church at 12 45 p m 1'here will also be a "Youth Hal?penmg" at the Racme W ~sleyan Unit ed Method1 st Church, Sunday, Feb. 17, BRADBURY SCHOOL beginnillg at. 2:30 p.m. Rev. The children of the Bradbury Joseph B1shman and a graup SChool are very excited about a ftom Central Ave. Uhlted trip to DearbOrn, Mich. which Methodist Church, Athens, will they are planning m March. present the program. RefreshDll!"ing the school year they ments Will be served. All have been study1ng about the county youth are mVlted to United State& and the trip has attend . been planned as a ewrninaling acll vlty in tliat area of. study. In Dearborll the chUdren will_ OBSERVE DAY · . yisit the Henty Ford Musewn Founder's Day will be oband Greenfield Vlllage T!lese served at the meeting of tile two educatiooal mstitutrons Me1gs County Council of were built to show how Parents and Teachers Thurs- Americans have hved and day, 7:30p.m. at the Pomeroy worked from early Colonial Elementary SchooL Past days to the recent past, and to pres1dent of Council are given tell thesstory of their in· a special invitation to attend by vention and accomplishMrs. Charles Goeglein, men~. president. At Dearborn the children will KAY are an up and commg ttem in the beauty atd department Clnd are avi311able m a wtde vartety of colors, and styled 1n Ame ri ca's fo rmost fashtons. Beca use most wtgs are so tntncately and skillfully made, being composed of human hatr, 1f is hard to dep•ct the dtfference be· tween th e wtg and a natural head of ha1r They can be brushed, combed, teased and st y led , 1ust as you would do your own ha1r W1glets and hairpieces are a lso m great demand, for that perfect touch of elegance to heighten your ha1r beauty . Your own ha 1r can be elegantly beautif1ed here 1n th e m ost up to-date styles and w 1th soft, natural look ing , nonfnzz per have accommodations in the dormitories provided lor school groups who plan an overnight visit They will be eating at the Clmton lnn ,a oar! of the restored village Also on the agenda for the trip are a bus ride into Canada and a VISit to the famous 1,200 acre !Wuge Plant or the Ford Motor Compariy. · The children will travel by chartered · Gr~yhound bus accoinpa,nied _by-the Bradbury teachers and Mrs. Robert FjSher, a registered nurse, with ·some parents who wlil assist the teachers. Many of the children are working to pay part or all of their expenses for thiS trip. l11s felt by everyone at the school that this will be a most beneficial educationa_l exper~ence lor them . Free ' S&H Green Stamps when. you purchase this Frigidaill! · manents CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON 214 E SECOND ST POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 992-7606 SATURDAY-LAST Spring Fabrics GUARANTEED AWINNER! 100% solid state For Coals and Sui1s S c h o o I in Greenland IS compulsory unt1l the age of 14 Courses include kayak handling and fur sewing. P.S. - A 10% Discount To All Home Economics Students .--..- - Middleport , ~lf'rH CIHIIOMAtOlOitll. Friliclll,. SIIIMJ Mini: Fltl 1IIIIOit 111ywhere. 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Dayton, Oh1o 45415 And ()fhers "late Great Planet Earth" "Satan Is Alive and Well On Planet Earth" Middleport J~------------------------· t Would L1ke AddThonat lnlormahon POMEROY I 1 ·Abbu.t Medicare Sup~tement 1 1 t Understand :rhere Is No. PbhgatTon. 1 INGELS FURNITURE OP~N FRI. a; SAT. NIGHTS Middleport·8Qo.k Store 991-2635 . Ohio ' I I I NAM.E •••••••• ••• •~ . ; •••• •••••••• ·••••• : ••• ••·: ••••• I I I ADDRESS.. ...... ............. . . .................. I I I I GITY· · ······•••• •• •-·••••••·•·•·•···••••••••••••··• t I. ~ \_ P-HONE ···--:· · ••• ••·•····: ·••••••• •.:.••• ••~··•• • ••• ~ I. HJSAGE •••••••••• , ••••• WJF.E'SAGE .... ..... .. ... I L~·------~---------~-----~ ·' eommenled on thetr hobbles The program fea tured a ge neral dt sc ussw n on preserving leaves wtth g!ycerm and prepanng dnftwood and weathered wood for use m arrangemen ts. Mrs Carpenter displayed magnolia and forsythia leaves which had been preserved wtth glycerm and ·Mrs . Gnmm showed several p1eces of drirtwood a~d commented on how to treat them The though! for the day was g1ven by Mrs Ralph Webb Mrs. Moms had ( the club prayer, and the club poem was read by Mrs. W. 0. Barmtz. Mrs. Barmtz w11l host the February mee tm g. Refreshments were served from a table centered w1th an arrangement of while branches and wh1le pme cones accented w1th a red bird figurine and white tapers ThiS was brought by Mrs Simpson District school news -------------~~:::j Beautiful Match-Mates lives for both physical and mental rest She concluded wtlll a prayer. For roll ca ll memb ers Meigs Local by Wtg!> Ba pt"t Ch ur ch Hammond Fairgrounds The schedule o£ "lnd , the wor ld .; largest and serv1ce IS Sunday School 10 fastest gruw mg Sunday School am. ; Worship 11 a.m. and 7 30 Also. he IS th e vice presiden t of p m Sunday, and Wednesday, stud en t a £hur s a nti c hair- 7 30 p m 15 attend Cemetery· will be beautified breakfast wootl plant's boiler house and remelt fw-naces - ConverSion of all pam tell can products at Trentwood to a low tem perature bakmg process from a htgh tempc1 ature baking process. - Development ol a h1gh fuel -savmg technology for dtrect h rmg of soakmg ptts m \o\oht ch alummum mgot IS heated before beginnmg the 1ollmg process. - A cut-ba ck on interiOr hghtm g w1th elunmallon of all but (ibsolutely necessary extCIIO r hghlmg at all plant locat wns , and temperature 1educllon mall buildings. - Production of calcmed _ coke Ia key mgred1ent m anodes used m aluminum reduction) by usmg the volatiles produced m the makmg of coke as the luel Itself, savmg over 80 percent of th e energy normally required ' House Plant Sale 5- The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 .. Feb. 1.1974 I ' . Bradbury JANICE SCHMOLL, of Bradbury, Bernice Carpenter, of Middleport Elementary, and Helim Williams, RebeeC!ll Tate, Mae Young, Robert Morris, and wile, along with Gladys Foley, who works with both" Mt!l~leport . a~d Pomeroy Sc)lllO!Ji, attended a meetmg of the '.'Appalachian Readin g Council." T.lle Counc1l covers Se~enil Southeastern Oh10 counties Mrs. Williams serves as· treasurer or th e organizallon Dr. John ManJurl, of the Readmg Dept , Ohio Umvers1ty, pres1dent, mtroduced Dr John Masla, Associate Dean of the College of Educahon, Ohio Umversily Dr. Masla spoke to the group on the topic, "D1agnoshc ·ng " and Preswphve Teachl Middleport Elementary. Pomeroy Elementary : "Co ntract Teaching, " Students s1gnmg a contract to complete a JOb? Yes, in Mrs Lucy White's fourth grade m Middleport and in Mrs Bonnie Fisher's class 111 out one or the follow-up acllVlhes wh1eh IS the making of No Bake Coolues F1rst Grade : January is kmd of a dull month so we have been "sp1cmg" 11 up with a study of the low- basic food groups. We made booklets of the foods we should eat every day and lllade sandwiches from paper. The different colors denote diflerent fillings. Example brown p-nut butter, pmk-cold meat, red and yellow for catsup and mustard . , We also pam ted snow scenes and used the crayon-resiSt techn1que We colored the scene and then pam led over the whole picture with white tempera. The result was a "'bhzzardy" snow scene. We are thinkmg ahead to Valentme"s Day, Washington d . ~ n 1.mcoln 's birthdays next. We w1 11 be making '"heart" · 1s, 1og cabin booklets and anlllla paper hatchets next month Nei ahbQfS '6 ' person Pomeroy • Middleport Tuesday M. K. Wiley, kindergarten teacher at the Pomeroy Elementary; Mrs Mary Rose, Kmdergarten teacher of Middleport; Jennifer Butcher, second grade teacher of Middleport, and Robert Morris, principal, attended a meeting on early childhood education . Dr. Herbert A. Sprigle of Florida was flown to the Ohw University campus to deliver his presentation or hiS "!..earning to Learn Teacher Education System ." Th1s program has the potential or beginning on campus in the spring. The varwus components of his project were explained to po)ential pa~ticipants in th~ pr.oject planned for Oh1o University .. Tins Will be a tremendous and Chnsllan workers of the area to be challenged and Rutland Element,ary: The fourth grade an(! tile twa firth gr~des ·at Rutland are taking part m .the 4-H Nutrition Program w1th Mu!hgan Stew. They are making plans to try mslr ucted by a man who ha ~ been so successful tn every area of Chn shan wurk Rev Ken Coleman, pastor. and the peop le of the G• ace Menu mcl ud es meat Loaf ch1cken, vegetables, salads,' pie, cake. coffee and tea. $1 75 for adulL•; $1 for ch1ldren SATURDAY DANCE South ern H1gh School m Racme, 10 p.m. to midmght sponsored by senwr class Mus1c- by Wood Quilt HYMN SING at Freedom Gospel Mission. Bald Knobs. 7.30 pm. Dav1s ~· a m•l y, Buffalo. W Va , featured smgers. Pubhc mv1ted . EASTERN HIGH School Jr. Class bake sale Saturday, 5 ao p.m. contmumg through the Eastern · Fairfield basketball game at the h1gh school. The class will also sponsor a dan ce until m1dmghtm the gym alter the game. EHI HALF-QUARTS oppor tun aty f01 the lhunhes DR. MAX HELTON Do¥ , 1uelton 1 to speak I , j POINT PLEASANT. W Va - Dr Max Helton, Hammond. lnd , wtll be w1 th the rrrace B1ble Bapt1st Church, Pomt Pleasa nt , for spec1al meehn~-: Monday an d Tuesday mghl,, Feb. 4 and 5, spcakmg at 7 .lO Bible Bapllst Church. extend a hearty mv1llitwn to everyone to attend these special meellngs A nurse1 y Will be prov ided each mght The pubhc IS mVIted to attend all regular se rvices of the church, which 1s temporanly meet1ng tn Roval Crown Bottling Company Mowrey's Furniture butldmg next to the Mason Coun ty Mtddleport MOTOROLA pm. Max Helton graduated from Tennessee Temple College m SUNDAY Chattanooga, Tenn , and has REVIVAL through Sunday at had further study at Temple Fa1th Tabernacle Church. Baptist Th~olog•cal Semmary Bailey Run Road, 7 30 p m ; He has been honored by Hylespubhc mv1ted Anderson Co llege w1th a REVIVAL at Chesler Church Doc tor of D1v1mty degree. He of God wlil con tmue through has pastored and worked m Sunday. Rev Chesler Estep rural chur ches m North Dakota guest speaker. Pubhc mv1led. and Georgta For e1ght years. W M.U. OF First Baptist he served as a m1sswnary m Church at Mason w1ll sponsor a t~e West Indies an d Hawaii program at the Church, 7 30 under Ba pll sl InternatiOn al pm MISs ions. Inc. He founded and pastored for seven years the MONDAY MEIGS Coun ty Board of Koolau Baptist Church m Mental RetardatiOn, 7 30 p m Kaneohe, Hawaii The church led 1n nwnbcr of convcrstons 111 the office of Crow , Crow and and baptisms m the state or Porter Hawaii dw-mg h1s last year as pastor He d1rected a dally radio broadcast m Hawa1 l, as well as a weekly pmgram he~ rd on several statwns m the mmnland . USA Dr. Helton IS presently an ass1stan t pastor to D• Jack Plans lor a sprmg carmval Hyles. pastor of the F11 st w1 11 be cornp1eted at a mee ti ng T d t 7 30 1 th ues ay P m. ato Ihee Ham son aville: PTO school. PTO will have meet The hfth grade class w1ll present the program and the second grade mothers of Mrs La doria Boyd"s class w1ll serve refreshments . e.Custon-Mat1c Pre-Set VHF Tuner • Solid State UHF Tuner • • • • Golden M Picture Tube Magrc Mast up-front telescopmg antenna Walnut gram plastic cabmet Built In recessed handle WERNER RADIO & T.V. MIDDLEPORT, 0. JAN RETURNS TO THE MEIGS Candidates for kmg and queen for the carnival are G H d d D 1 ary owar an ar ene Reeves , SIXth grade; Terry and Anita Lewis. fifth , · . '6 Wlihe Donahue and Sherry Asurpnse housewarming lor Jewel, fourth grade. Mr and Mrs. Robert Brickles Candidates lor prince and was held by neighbors Tuesday prmcess are Ricky Reeves and night at their Broadway st Beverly Wh1le, th1rd, Monte reSidence m Middleport. Chapman and Tma Yost, Cookies, coffee and punch second; and M1ke Cline and were served and the couple Rita Yost, llrst was presented a gift. The birthFIRST CHIW BORN day of Mrs Bnckles was also Mr. and Mrs. Luke Mcobserved. Attendiqg were Mrs. James Johnson, Mrs. Russell Daniel, Racine , are anCarson, Mr. and Mrs. William nouncing the birth of their first Kennedy, Mrs. A11ce Robeson, chlid, a son, James Hamilton Mrs. Adolph Saelens, Mrs. Ron He we1ghed 8 lbs., 10 ozs and Hanmng, Mrs Cleo Kerns and was born Jan . 18. Maternal Mr. and Mrs. Denver Rice. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Contributing on the gill were Leo Hill, Racine. Paternal Mrs. James Butcher, Mrs. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Larry Baker and Mrs. Ethel Carl McDamel, Point Pleasant His paternal grea tHatfield . grandmothers are Mrs. Sm1th Roush, Pomt Pleasant and Mrs. Kenneth Birchfield, RETURNS HOME Mrs . Frances Waters, a Galhpohs He also has a greatmedical patient at the Good great-grandmother, Mrs. Abby Samantan Medical Center, Ingels, Ponco City. Okla . Mrs Zanesville, lor three weeks, McDamel IS the former Katlty has been taken to her home. Hill, Racme . Mrs. Waters is the former Frances pllles of Pomeroy. Cards may be sent to her at 28 S. Pembroke Ave., South Zanesvlile, 43701 Saturday Night Jan Haddox 10 til 2 MEIGS INN ••• a.IId Music PH. 992-3629 Department POMEROY They Pl11y It All! f•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••-•••••••••••••••• 30 MONTHS CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT SALE SET A rwnmage sale w1ll be held today and Satw-day at 110 Court Street, sponsored by the Glo-Ettes . After 11 am. Satw-day all items ·will be reduced to 10 cents each. IN AMOUNTS 'OF $1 .000 1 VISIT ATHENS Mr. and Mrs. Denver Rice ' son, B1ll, and Mrs. Homer R1ce were in Mhens Sunday to v1sit Mf·and Mrs.?eorj:e DeWeese . M 1sstons Amenca 1 PLAN SALE , A rwnmage sale will be held at the Heath United Methodist Church basement Tuesday from 9a.m. to4p.m Children'S clothmg and wmter garments are mcluded in the numerous articles for sale. the College He IS also m demand as a speaker m uusswnary um fe rences, chur ch-w](Je promotwnal meettngs, a nd soul-v. mmng climes th1 uughou t FRIDAY MIDDLEPORT Cham ber of Commerce 7:30 p m. at offic e of Columbus and Southern OhiO Elec triC Company . THE SUNSHINE Class of the Mason Un1ted Methodi st spo nso rs a Church smorgasbo rd at 4 30 p.m host a-vna vh ousewarrntnoJew~l . . grade 6 in Pomeroy, this IS possible. The report thus [ar is · that the students hke the idea and are enthusiastic about completion or their selfselected obs. We ho e to report m~re on thls :CoJect 1t Crow , student a ~r. p tea:~er ::;"Mrs Courtney Knight's third grade m Mid· dleport Elementary has launched-a unit an Economics. This subject is often thought of as a high school or college topic, 1s bemg accepted well by grade three! We hope to report more later. Kindergarten, Grade 1 Note, Middleport Pomeroy Parents, now is the time to have the students that w•ll enter Meig.• Local Schools next year unmunized! If you have a question on this matter, please feel free to call the schools This should be completed by "Round-Up" day May I The Meigs Loca I Schools wiSh to take a moment to thank all motorits lor their help '" safety as students make their way to school under our time change. Thanks, folks , and · please, please, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK' Yow- help m time - av01ding that time when buses are picking up studen Is, has helped us and we extend our thanks of Department at H)les-Anderson Nmety day mterest penalty 1f withdrawn before maturity date . ' A llO-ton superconduchng magnet can create a magnetic field 36',000' times greater than the earth's All Savings insured by the FSLIC up to $20,000.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••ilr•llil•ill ,_ ., �I c 6- Th~ Da1ly &ntm<l ~liddlt po1 t Pu 1 ily <; C u rc h sc hoo Y JO p <Jyer 1 cc nq t sl Wed ne>S d<'ly l 30 p EAS T LETART Wors t p J l) p sec ond ~nd fourth u d1y s chu r c l sc oo 9 30 pr ll v c t::e h d W ed s dc'ly 1 10 p GRE AT BENO Wo r s p I a rJ.. 2 d a d <lth SLJ dnys Cl . , ':l c oo 0 n LETART FALL S Wor c::. h n l1 POMEROY POMEROY TRIN TY R(!ov W H Pt:>rr pas or Roy Mayer Sund<lY sc oo sup! Church schoo 9 'i :~ n worsh p serv ce 10 2J il Youth cho r ehearsa Mo day 3 30 p n u de d ec o of Mary Sk nner sen o r I or rehearsa 7 30 p n Thu Sdfly w th d Mrs POMEROY -• ~oo<. '"" Pou t Ne:~ s e rector THE CHURCH NAZARENE OF Cor ne Un on and Mu berr y Rev C yde V Henderson pas o Sunday Schoo 9 30 a -n G en McC ung sup l mo n ng worsh p 0 30 a m even ng serv ce 7 30 m d week se v ce Wednesday 7 30 p n GRACE EPISCOPAL Th e Rev Harold Deeth r ec o Church serv ces 0 30 a n . ... Hoy commun on f r st Su day of month church schOC' 0 JO am for nursery hrough 2 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - John F Ams utz pa s tor B b e scMool 9 JO a m worsh p serv ce 10 JO and adu 1 worsn p young peop e s meet ng both 7 30 p n Comb ned B be s udy and prayer meet nQ Wednesday 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W W n nQ ot ce In charge Sunday 10 a m Hoi ness meet nQ 10 30 a m Sunday Sc hoo Young Peopl es Leg on 7 p m Thursday to 3 p m Lade s Hom e League 7 • •' ' ' • '' I • ' p m P p C 'I PS ST PAUL LUTHERAN Co n N S cond d Sy c o e St Po c oy r Rcv W M rld e y o pil o S u (1('y S too 9 30 n n cl u c SC' rv ces 0 J O a SACRED HEART Rev F her R a d K .JI CO V c pa s lor P o c 99 7 287 5 Sah day ev en g Mo ss 30 p n Su d I Y M'ISS 8 nn d 10 a 1 Co css o s S .:~l d1y 7 30 p n POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST Rob r Ku pas o 'V am wa so n Su d'ly sc hoo sup Sunday sc oo 9 30 a n BY F 6 p 8 b e s udy 'Ved esday 7 p c ho p ac t ce V~<crl esday B 30 p Tl POMEROY WE SLEYAN H OL IN ESS CHURCH Ha onv l c Rrv ODe Ma cy Pa so H enry E b n Sunday Sc oo Sup Sun d ay Sc hoo 9 30 a Evr'n ng wors p 7 JO p n Prayer and Prase scrv ce Tt u sday 0 P n NEASE SETTLEMENT CHAPEL No den om n 'l o a G eorge S 0 er Pa stor Su day Sc ool 0 an Wo sh p Ser v ce a m SLJnday gh se v ces l 30 p m Wed nesday Praye mee t ng 30 p E ve vone we come POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST i OO W 'IAa St Lo n T S ep e s the Sermonette In the Gospel Accordmg to St f ukr chaplC! I and 1erses 1 6 Jesus speaks of one of the dange1s til t com muni) co1 f ont t1 r Chnsllan commuruly the danger of bemg u1 broil e1ly The reahsm of Jesus s seen n Hi s ce r ta mt) tl 1t s1n be ng what 1t lS and man bemg wha t he IS broll cr \\Ou ld s n agmnst brothe m the church H1s "ord of warmng ag unst this ho\\C\el ts one of the stron gest on record Because for 1 Cht 1st an t o s1n s nola pmate aflalf It has Its effects upo1 the whole fc llowsh p We should keep m mmd that Jesus s spe 1kmg here to !1 s disciples and especially to those who were strong n the fmth Be warns them agamst settmg stumbling blocks 1n the "ay of the weak Many were now becommg follo.,ers of Jesus whon II e disciples were m danger of desp1smg or 11 o dmg unless the) exerctses spec1al care not to do so There were the Publicans and the outc 1st classes of tl e populatiOn there where the San anlans and stlang<rs of the heathen world and there were also those persons" ho had fa11i m Olnst and did good ..ork 1n H1s name 1>1thout fo n ally connectmg themselves w1Ih the company of believe rs II 11as only too easy therefore for preJudices of race class and off1 ce to prompt a harsh treatment of su ch I! tile ones fhen too t was no doubt the case m the early chu rch as 1l 1s today that some who are loud m thclrprofcsston are son cwhat lax m thcu mo1 al conduct This would not only discredit the M"sler s cou1se but also hmder some from embracmg 1t Jesus now suggests one of the best wa) s t J 1emove c uses of stumbling from the Chmlian fellowship Jf thy broth el trespass agalllSt thee rebuke hun and 1! l1e repent fm g1ve him Our Savwur has m '1ew here t1 e s1ns of \1 h1ch a man may be gwlty In ordmar) dealings w1th Ins brethren And to dea l w t1 them ChriSt advises a mild brotl e1 adrnomt10n 11 01der to I elp the offender to sense his wrong But He also pi escr1bes forgiveness lobe extended to h1m on h1s repentmg and co1fessmg hts error And seven limes a day means forg11 encss Without limit The request of the apostles I ord mcrease om fa1th 1< doubt suggests that they sensed thcu need of additwnal fa ith f they would be able to fulfill the !ugh demands of Im 1lless forgtveness ..._ And as Jesus mlimated this w11l ofle1 be difficult ar d li) lng to our faith for we will be tempted to questiOn the smcen ty of our brother And It will be on !) as we cons1de1 ow relatiOnship to God and remember that we too have often offended agamsl H1m and gone astray and yet when we return to Hlfn He !01 g1ves and receives us lhat we Will also be able to f01 g1ve otr fello\\men and rece1ve them back mlo fellowship This kmd of acceplance m spite of wrong may some tunes be almost unposs1ble Jesus figure of transplanting the tree mto the sea IS a ptcture suggestmg thal genume fa1th ca r accomplish what expenc~ce reason and probab1h l; would deny 1f 11 1s exercised w1thm Gods will And 11 IS always Gods w1ll that we be reconciled to Him and to om fellowmen But God v.ants us to go even beyond this and accept from H1m 1 llJm!sll y of recon Cihabon to all men every., here By Dwight L Zav1tz Pastor and Dn ector of rhe Un ted Presbytenan M1rustry Me1gs County Laurel Oiff News Notes By Bertha Parker off cnng was $134 48 At Sabbath School attendance ten damc at Worsl1p sen 1ce on Jan 27 was 126 Mormng \-. as 58 rabatha MaliC baby daughte1 of M1 and M1 s V~rg1l PhillipS was chnstened at the Sunda; mormng worship Point Rock Social Notes service Indoo1 camp n ee lmg w11l be hell Feb 4 tl ru 10 be~mnmg at By Wanetta Radekin 7 30 p m cacl even ng Rev Dale Stansbur; VISited Ius Allman of Noll! Ca1alma Will lrother Mr and Mrs C W be speaker Rev Evcrbeth will Stansbw-y at Rutland be In charge of th e music Mr and Mrs T 3\Hence Everyone IS welcome Olapman VISited Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mark Stahl of Grover Stout and Mrs M1tlle Stockclale recently viSited "'ll Nelson Pomeroy R D Mr and M1 s Norman La w-ei Grange met With Mrs Schaefer Maud Holcomb Carpenter M1 s Pcm I Jacobs r emains a Present were Mr and Mrs patient m Holzer Mc<lical Charles Essex Columbus Ccntu the1r daughter Sus1e Essex Ohio Umvers1ty Mrs Freda Kenncd; Athens Mrs Nellie Vale Fanme Pettit and Mrs Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson Anna E Turner of Rutland Tom and Mr and Mrs Gene Mr and Mrs Albert Bolen Hudson and Joy of Ractne Dexter Mrs Ruth Swisher V ISited at the home of 1r and Radcliffe Mr and Mrs Robert Holliday Judy Gary and Mrs Allan Taylor Sw1day Mr and Mrs James C1rcle of Floyd Mrs Laura Krebs Mr New Haven VISited \\tth Mrs and Mrs G A Radekin Mr M C I S d and Mrs Everette Holcomb ar} trc eon un ay Danny Perr) of Holland Pam and B11ly all local Vera OhiO spent Monday mght With Holcomb placed hrst m the carrot cake bakmg contest hts grandmothei Mrs Mary Plans were made for the Patty C cle Patn c k John so n spe 1t Apron contest next meetmg Sat d h h Avanel Holhda; placed first 111 ur av ntg t w1t Ius great the Holiday Bread Bak1ng grandn other Mrs Eunte contest at Me1gs County Bnnker Pomona Gran ge She will Mr s Eu r1 e Bnnker ac compamed by Mr and Mrs make an entry m the P1Igrm1 H1lls contest Walharn Carleton of Racme Mr and Mrs G A Radekm VIS oi.l her bi other Jesse called on Mr and Mrs C W Gamer at Holzer Medtc al Stansbury and Mrs Vonme Center on Sunday Mt .night Rutland Mr nd Mrs Wtlham Mr and Mrs Joe McWhorter Carkt n f Racme spent a and family VISited )'dr and retcr l r t ng ' lt MIS Betl} Mrs Everette Holcomb and \ an M eter m j M1 at d Mrs A 1 fam1Iy r t ll J lr on md f 11 1 \ Carmel News ll ( be s udy ( h')(' 7 JU JJ C'Vl' '{ tu esday MORN NG STAR Wo Sh p 9 JOn m Chu c h Schoo l o 30 a M d Week Se v ce \o\edne sdrty 6 p Tl MOR SE CHAPEL Wor st p t a st a d J d Su day s Ct u 1 Schoo 0 ' n Po c o v S B C v iln o P ay JO p M OOLEPORT MT MOR I AH BAPTI ST Co rJer r oLJr h a d Man M ddl epor Rev H enry Key Jr pns o Su day S hoo 9 30 a m ('., r s E v n Baumg d ne sup Mo n g v o sh p 0 45 a n JEHOVAH S WITNESSES a ry Carna an pres d ng n s er Sunday B b c c ue 910 a W:. c hiOYC sudy OJOan Tue sdi.'lr B bl e st udy 30 p m Thu s day sf y s c oo 7 30 p m serv CP n eel ng 8 30 pm M ODLEPORT CHURCH of Chr sf Ch sf an Un on Law enc e Man ~ Y pas t or Mrs Ru sse You n g Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday S lloo E \ler1 ng wor sh p 9 30 '1 n 30 Wednesday o aver ee ng 7 30 p n MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Rae ne Route 2 he Rev Janes M Muncy paso Su day schoo l 9 45 a m morn g worsh p 1 a n even ng 'Vor sh p 7 30 D n Praye rr ee l ng TuP.sda y ! 30 pm Y oung p eep e s me('! ng 7 30 p m T u sday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO Be tha K ngrey subst u e oas or SvndilV Sclloo 0 an wo s p serv ce l f n Sund'ly P aye mee t ng Wedne sday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Nea L ong Bo om Est I Ha 1 pasta Roy Brown ass s ant pastor SLJnday sc oo 0a m thu ch 30 p m c ch Sunday even nq pray er nee ng l 30 p m Thu sda v MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL Th rd Ave the Rev W am Kn e pasto r Sunday Schoo Rona d Duga Sup! C as ses for a ges even ng se r v ce 7 30 p m 8 ble study Wedne sday 30 you se v ce s Frday P n 1;,. 730pm FREEWILL BAPTIST Corn e As l and P u n M d d epo t Noel He r man pa s to r Sa t urday even ng serv ce 7 p n Sunday sci ool 0 a m SLJndily ev n ng worst p 7 p M ODLEPORT F RST BAPTIST - Co rn e S )( and Pa nc r I e R v St eve Skagq s paso Danny Thomp son Sunday sc hoo su p! 'VMPO ad o prog a ? 45 am S ndoy schoo 9 S Cl m morn ng >~or s h p 0 5 an You act v es a d f e ov sll p fo un o and sen or gh stud en s 6 p n B b l e s udy 7 30 p n M d week p ayer se rv n Wednesday 7 30 p n CHURCH OF C HRIST M dd epo 5t h and Ma n George Glaze m n s le James Sheets sup er ntenden B be schoo 9 JO a m morn ng worsh p 0 JO a m even ng wo sh p 7 30 p m p aye se rv ce 7 p m Wed nesday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Thoma s E Wea v er paso F oyd Carson Sunday schoo super nt enden l Sunday scnoo 9 30 a m morn ng wo r sh p 10 30 Sunday evange s t c meet ng 7 p m prayer mee ng Wednesday 7 p m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave M ddleport Lesley G Holt pas o Sunday schoo 0 a m wo r sh p ser v ce 1 a m worsll p serv ce 7 30 p m Sunday Wed esday n ght prayer serv ce 7 30 THE UNITED PRES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Ow ght L Zav tz Pas or D r ec tor HARR SONVILLE Sunday Chu ch Sc hoo 9 30 am Mrs Hom er Le e Supt Morn ng Worsn p o JO am MIDDLEPORT Su day Church Schoo l 9 30 a m John F Fu lz Supt Morn nQ Wor sh p 10 30 '\ m SYRACUSE Mo n ng Wo sh p 9 a m Sund "Y Cnurch Schoo l 10 a m M s Sam pson Ha l Supt MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNIT&O METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarn er o rector POMEROY ClUSTER Rev CarlE Hrcks Rev D Wm Sydenstr cker CHESTER - Worsh p 9 15 am Chu r ch Schoo l 10 am ENTERPRISE - Worshp 9 a m Chu rch Sc hoo 10 a m FLATWOODS - Worsn p 11 a m Chu r ch Schoo l 10 a m POMEROY Worsh p 10 30 am cnurch Schoo 9 s am UMYF630pm ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh p 10 a m Chur ch Schoo 9 am UMYF 'JO P m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH Worsh P t o 30 am Churc h Schoo 9 30 an u MY F 7 p m RUTLAND - Wo sh P 9 15 am Chu ch Sc hoo 10 am UM YF 7 p m SALEM CENTER Wo sh p 9 am Chu rch Scll ool 10 am UMY FThLJrsday 7pm SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev R chard E Jarv s ASBURY Worsh p 1 am Chu c h Schoo 9 50 am WSCS 1s Tuesday ' FOREST RUN - Wor sh p 9 a m Church Schoo 10 a m wscs 3rd Wedne sday 7 JO p m MINERSVILLE Worsh p 10 a m Church School 9 a m WSCS Jrd Monday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Chur c h schO{ 9 a m worsh p ser v ce 30 p m SUUTHERN CLUSTER Rev Frank Ctleesebrew Rev Larry Pol ng Rev Howard Shrvelev BETHANY (Dorca s) Wo sh p 9 30 am Church Schoo 10 30 a m CAR~EL Worshp 11 am s and 3rd Sunday s Chur c h Sc hou 10 a m APPLE GROVE - Worsh p 7...30 p n f st and th rd SLJ n POR TLAND Wo sh p 30 p ( I u c Sc oo 9 JO a m SUTTON Wo sh p am 2nd and 1 h Sunday s Churc h c oo 0 a n WESLEYAN !Rar ne Wo h P a n Chu ch S oo Oan NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Rob~ I Meec e R C' \1 Stan l ey Brandum JOPPA Wo Sh p 10 a rr C urc S tool 9 a m P u y er "'l eet ng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM Chu r ch se v c e s 9 a n Sunday Sr hoo 9 45 a m B b e S udy every Thu sday JO p m NORTH BETHEL Wo sh p "' m Church Sc hoo 0 ' ALFRED Sunday Schoo 9 4S a n n h Sun day preuc ng a t am each Sunday P raye mee t ng 7 <I) p Nedr esday W SCS B p m on h rd Tuesday each mon h REEDSVILLE Sunda y SChOO 9 30 p eac h ng 7 JO p n Su nd ay p aycr mee t ng 30 p m Tuesday JSCS 7 30 Ir s Thursday eac h no th S LVER R DGE Wo sll p 0 a m Cllur ch Schoo 9 am TUPPERS PlAINS Wo sh p 9 m Chur ch S hoo 0 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST George Frede ck sup S rv ce week.ly 9 30 am on Sunday Preach ng rst an d Ill d Sundays of mont by Cl ffo d Sm l h 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRIST AN UNION Oarr e Doddr pasto Sunday Schoo 9 30 am L eona rd G l more f st e de eve n ng se v ce 7 30 P m Wednesday pray er me tn g730pm MT MOR AH CHURCH OF Ra e ne Route 2 Tt e GOD Rev Char l es Ha nd pa so Sunday Scho o 9 45 a m mo n ng worsn p a m Eve ng se v ces Tuesday and F day 7 30 BEARWALLOW R DGE CHURCHOFCHRIST Bbe Study 9 30 u m morn nq worsh p 10 30 a m even ng wo r sh p 6 JO p rr Wednesday B b e S ud y 7 30 p m MT OL VE CHURCH Long Bot orr Sunday Schoo 10 a n w th W a d P go 1 s up Evangel s t c message each Sunday even ng 7 30 p m by E der Russe C ne m n s e o t he Apos o c F a h B be Stud y Wednesday 7 30 om STIVERSV ILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH Sunday sc hoo se v ce 0 a P etye rrce g Thu sday 7 p m Sunday even ng se v ce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pon er oy Ha rr sonv I c Ro d R ck Morr son pas tor Sunday scnoo l supt Stev en S a ey Sunday schoo 9 JO a n no n ng worsh p and com nun on 0 JO am Sunday eve n ng you Cl sf an Endeavor 6 JO p m WO Sh p SNV ce Sunday 7 30 P m Wednesday even ng D aver meet nq ;tnd B bte s udy 7 JO o Tl ST JOHN lUTHERAN P e Grove the Rev A thur Combs pilstor Sunelay schoo 9 30 a m churcn serv ces 10 JO a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST B be Sc 1'10o l 9 30 a m mo n ng wor sh p 10 JO am Sunday even ng Wo sh p Se rv ce 7 30 p m ch o r pra c ce Su nday and Wed pr a yer meet ng nesd ay 7 p n and B b e S ud¥-Wednesday 7 30 p m , ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Fr ee anel Norr s pas tor Sunday schoo 0 a m Church se r v ce 7 p m Wed ne sday B ble Study 7 p m RAC NE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday Schoo l 9 JO a m Morn ng Worsn p 0 30 a m Even ng Worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday M d We ek Serv ce Sunday Sclloo l Super ntendenl Ge r ald We s Pas tor Rev Morr s M Wo t e RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Walter P B kacsan pas or Ronne Sa lser S S Supt Sunday Sc lloo 9 30 a m Mo n ng Worsn p 10 45 a m Sunday even ng wo r sn p 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng B ble Study 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev L eo n G a sure pastor Sunelay Schoo 9 30 a m youth and un o you h se rv ce 6 ll5 p m even ng wors h p 7 30 p m prayer and pra se Wedneselay 7 30 p m SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Sunday Sc hoo 10 a m Hen y Oav s sup t even g serv ce 7 JO p m Prayer mee t ng Thursday 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD Rev James Sat terf etd pastor Sunday SchOo 9 30 am wors ll p serv ce II a n even ng service 7 p ayer serv ce and youth s.erv ce Wednesday 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Musser pas or Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m Robert Bobo sup! morn ng worsh p 10 30 Sunday even ng serv ce 7 JO M d week serv ce Wednesday 7 JO p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M C Lar more pastor Bob Moore Sunday Sc hoo Supt Sunday Schoo l classes for a 1 ages 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p 0 45 NY PS Sund ay 6 30 p m evange l st c serv ce Sunday 7 30 p m M d week prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 30p m M ss onary meet ng second Wednesday 7 JO p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL Rev Robe 1 Sm 111 pastor Sunday sclloo 9 30 a m c l ass eader Leo H II worsh p serv ce 10 30 am churcn 7 30 p m ED -.r-N UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST E don R Blake pastor Sunday Sc hoo 10 a m W nne Ho s nge r Supt Morn ng sermon 11 a m Even ng se v ce Chr stan Endeavor 7 30 P m Mrs Lyda Cllevar er pres dent Song se v ce and sermon 8 20 M d Week prayer meeting We<;! [lesday 7 30 pam Mrs Mar e Ho s nger c ass eader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - Located at Rut and on New L ma Road next lo Forest Acre Park Rev Ray Rouse pas tor Rober t Musser Sunday Schoo supt Sunday school 10 30 a m worsh p 7 30 p m 8 b e study Wed nesday 7 30 p m Satu rda y n ght prayer serv ce 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN ~ Roger Watson pastor Ray Wha ey supt Morn ng worsh p 9 30 a m churcll scr ool 10 30 a m young peoples meet ng 6 30 p m ev en ng wor sh p 7 30 p m 9 ble s tud y Wednesday BAPTIST Rev Cec Co11. pastor Sunday Sc hoo s up Joe Sayr e Sund'ly S<: hOOI 9 45 a m Sun d av eve g worsh p 7 30 Wednesd<~y p ayer ~nd B be s ud y 7 30 p m TUPF'ERS PLAINS CHR I ST IAN CHURCH E ug e e Und c wood pas tor f. owa r ct Caldwe l Jr Sunday ~ c oo S 11 SunUa; S<.:hoo 9 30 a n Mo n ng Ser mon 0 :lO a m Sunday e \len ng se v ce 7 p m LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN Rev Frceand Norr s pas o F oyel Norr s sup t Sunday sc hool 9 JO am morn ng se mon 0 30 am Praye serv cc Wednesday 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY G P Sm 1'1 pas or Sunday Sc hool 0 am A rthur Henson Supt M o n ng Wo sh p II a m Youny Peop e s se rv ce 7 Even ng serv ce 7 30 p m P m Wednesday M d W ee k Pr ayer Se v ce 7 30 p m You h meet ng 6 30 p m Even ng worsh p 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH DF THE NAZARENE Rev Her ber Grate pastor War sh p se v ce a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Sc hoo 9 30 a m R chard Bar ton su pt Prayer m ee t ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIS T C ffo d Sm til m n s ter Sunday Scnoo t 9 30 am mo n ng c hu ch 10 30 a m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday serv ce a Television Log li~[E 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesame Street 10 an ~0 Av1ahon Weather 33 7 30 -- Porter Wagoner 3 To Tell the Truth 6 Concen tration 8 Wall Street Week 20 33 New Treasure Hunt 10 Bea t the Clock 13 Hollywood Squares 4 Sally' 8 10 Jane Goodall 6 13 8 30- Lotsa Luck 1 3 4 15 Peanuts Cartoon 8 10 Wash ngton 9 IRA lS 9 10 10 11 11 1 15 2 30 - CHRIST 7 30- Man from COSI10 Sesame St 20 Gospel 6 Abbott and Costello 8 D1ck Van Dyke 15 Saturday Report 3 Osmonds 13 8 00 10 OF 11 30 - 12 15---Search for Sc1ence 20 12 30 - Go3 4 15 FatAibert8 10 1 00 - Amer can Bandstand 6 13 CBS Ch ldren sF lm Fest val 10 College Basketball 4 1S Banana Spl ts 3 Wrest! ng 8 1 15 - Movte The Brass Bottle of Family C\asstcs 10 World of Surv val 13 2 30 - Farmers Daughter 13 Mov te The lncred ble Mr L mpet 10 2 45-Bob Daniels 3 College Basketball 3 4 15 Untamed World 6 TBA 13 e 51!'k!t: l!'d By Thl!' 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PHONE 992 2156 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Church and Off ce Supples Gifts Racine The Store With A Heart Ph . 949-3342 99 M11l St MEIGS TIRE CENTER Pomeroy • ••' , • Pomeroy,O GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN the energy c r1s1 s I II go along - I always do But I refuse to believe v.e re 1n 1s bad shape as some of these scare stones relate And w1ll a little conservmg and a lot of pu sh toward ne \\ ml resen es and new lreat1es we II soon be out uf the cold Maybe even back to 70 mph agam At wh1ch tune ecolog1sts will resume the1r howls and we II be off on another kick - MR X WHO HAS BEEN rHERE ONCE OR TWICE Dea~ Mr X It s a fact of hfe that we never really unde1stand world shakmg events until years later when cool lus to ans malyzr lhem for us - and even Ihen we aren t sui e But I II go alon g - I al\\ays do Meanwhile I made up a doodle with the help of my husband Power stations warn of no amps m lhelf plants The natiOn gas rationed I S threatened \\tth stan ps But "e II tw-n back the CIISIS 1f all persevereIn time for another new CriSIS next year - H Dear Helen Is ll true that you ca n lose several pounds a ) ear by Iowenng your Utermostat' I read that the extra energy you use mov ng ar01md to keep warm (or maybe JUSt sh1vermg ) helps "e1ght loss -CURIOUS Dear Cur1ous Probably true - 1! your mcreased ene1 gy doesn t also m crease your appetite - H Dear Helen The g1rl who s1gned herself Dumb 1sn t Her mothe1 IS Please don t thmk th1s far fetched because every word 1s true At home when my Sisler or I \\Ould ask our mother about sex or menstruatiOn we were qUieted by When you gel older you II find out My so-called father started usmg us as sex partners when we were loo young to understand Later he also so ld my s1ster to other men to support h1s dnnkmg and gambling hab1ts We literally didn t know nght from wrong - when you ve got no one to talk to you take the word of your parent Mv mother e1ther d1dn l see or dtdn t care When we realized the truth we camed our gu11l for years It Fam ly l3 Book Beat 33 Good News 6 8 30 - MA SH 8 10 Movre K1lldozer 6 13 Mov re J3 9 00 - Mary Tyler Moore 8 lO Move S en R u nn ng Mov e lost Fig hi 4 3 5 1000 M I I II H<Sp l I I rI 10 30 Day At N ght 33 11 00 - News3 4 810 ABCNews6 13 Mdnghl Speca l 5 1 15 Move The Hellstrom Chrontele 6 News 13 House of Cards 3 Sands of th e Kalahar 11 30 - Moves TODAY S QUESTION Detect ve Story 8 Z gzag 10 Son of D racu la l3 Instead of b1ddmg two totrump 00 - Mov1e Son of Frankenste n 13 your partner has ra 1sed you from 1 30 - Mov e Captarn Carey USA 4 one to two hearts What do you do 230 - News13 3 30 - Mov e Town W1thout P ty 4 now1 4 s d S I V ng Mr ti \ ISi t rn g H c llr I <I D :; ha:-; htln 1 Cl r bt tl at 0 Bleness Hospita l \tit 1:-; \I ~Il I l1.1s b e!.!n a Br 1 S< 1 1 t1 nt f n some t mt 11 ll\\llllxa l'\ I V I <Jttl..: C I I n Llnucl stutmg I cb md nl mIn ~ utlll I eb 10 St I \ I U~ S \\i Jl :-;tm t al H C l h en ng ow ttl 1 spe tal spc 1ker s I, lilcd M ami M1 s John D eem and M1 n I M1 s Dtan \!Sited r. Jol n Walter M rd 1\ hens 1ecently M and M1 s Jol n Waller Dt an sp ( nl Sun l ay 1 \\J (' I C tl C) VISl tl.'d u cnts Mr and Mr s P <-1 CISk Iii It( 1 p Walter Tc11 ell and B lly F I} c PI au Be1 Illl:l' R1ffl ~ ~label Gr~ ckles and l.<JU!Se H1r S(n w e1e 1 u1 se Har r son Mrs SalhC Ca I Mr s Ehw beth Murray 11 d M1s !aneth Be I M s V rg1l K11g M s G1 ate WI tt Dav1d and Helen Kin ~ 1 k r,, neva K ng to 01 vel ( ollcgc 1t Kankakee Il l 1 I ere the> VIS ited Jud) and M~1) l.Du .K ng 11 cy all at It mild d l i Cit SCIV ll'S 00 S~rclli; fi!S"a s ll efusttune II e fan 1iy I ad been togeth er fo s n c ttmc to sm g cmd U e} :; mg sl oppmg m at t he cl urch fm ACROSS DOWN 1 Diamond Compos North East South 2+ Pass 3N T Pass Pass Double Pass M ddleport SADIE'S MARKET Meats and Grocer es Syracuse O J Ph 992 39116 "• •• ••• ' ••• •• 2 Glad1a tor al 10 Mavour neen s settmg 3 Ulllmate land 11 Abjure 13 Watrh 4 Conclu SIOn 5 ld10t over 6 Two fisted guys (hyph wd) 7 Refng 16 Summer (Fr) Three 1n Napoli 18 Kmght erant 8 UFO 17 hon pilot? 9 Prepare errant ZO Goehc plate for John 21 Dev1l s delight prmhng a 12 Youngster 23 Kohoutek for wasn t until after two disastrous marnages that I leaned o blame my parents more than myself Now through the help of a \\onderful understand ng husband and also sp1ntual gwdance I ve fmally gro\\n up So has my Sisler but she suffered a nervous breakdown first Please Helen emphasize agam that 1! mothers can t tell til elf cluldi en about sex and life they should fmd an un derstandmg person who can This IS not 1873 and what) on don t know CAN hurt you 1- H F C JJl!J/~)1[E ®tJ.J ~-&t.J .-J ,_. Unscramble these roor Jumbles., one letter to each square tu 26 Gold seeker 27 Regwn 28 Managed 29 Tu rmerH' 30 M1ddle 34 Wntt en 35 letter That am t 36 Black cuckoo Doltish Token Plac1d Cay or holm 42 Under 37 39 40 41 ground rorm rour ordrnary words condUit 43 Part of a hammer I K DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW II One letter simply stands for another In this sample A II used for the three L s X for the two 0 s etc Single letters iDOPAMEt • HE P~E::'>SE-5 A sun: t I I I Now arranre the cucled !etten ~ length and formatwn of the word• hmts Each day the code letters are different apostrophes the to form lht aurpr11e answer u UAO SEL lAD OTVEBOT IPUA VMOEL AELZT GYDS ::::='::·=::'·=::::::Ll"':':=:::'::=:__:"::":;"ested by the abo\le cartoon UAO IL- = Prilt=tfle:...:::SIJIItl = RISI AHSWIII = Ilere=--'1 UAYDRXA D Ct XXX) (Aaew~n lumll .. PILOT BARGE MIDWAY Y rlol.rrdl)' t I Ant ..... r I FEUDAL tom rrowl UAO IDYMZ T E ••• • • • ••• • •• •• •• •• • I. South Pass I+ Pass I' Pass 2N T Pass ., Yoo South, hold • AK76 ' AK 7 6 + 2. K 10 4 3 What do you do now' A-Bid three spades Th1s won t shut out three notrump 1n case your partner wants to b1d 1t but lt will allow for the possibilit~ that he does have rour spades I SELEXOSOLU EGGEPYT Ia rl w lh gtmr ( llflt r- DIG IT f© 1974 Ktnr Featurts I !IE ROil N I.OSER DONG A TERR FC UO~ HERE FA '114 N YOU !TIS NOT =LATE ~lK ~RI/6TROOO Jk.K r.FJ/6 ~ T11E ~LL AAI'iRIC~~ I'm -.. W~VIi 1118 RNo 101<. ~ HU[WN HlidH 1'1}/$ f SHOW ll!EM WHERE ~E CfAND ~V~R SHALL OJ<. TE/IM I'E /') Cfi/IMPION'7 J(roj!N 1\i ?j)U0HOJT T11f }: L~ND. RI>-H 1 RAf1111.AJ1 ALlEY OOP HAT WAS A FEMALE WE WE:.RE TRACK NG GADFRY THERE ARE WOMEN ALL ~ER TH PLAC .:<:_....,_ , __: THAT :; A WUE:;,T ON I ANT GOT Tf.tEAN::.WER TO I GOT A SAD CRICK IN Mil DADBURN NECK BALLS O'FIRE II HOW DID IT EVER GITIN A FIX UKETHAP OTVEBOT Yesterdays Cryptoquote NOTHING REALLY BELONGS TO US BUT TIME WHICH EVEN HE HAS WHO HAS NOTH lNG EU>E-BALTASAR GRACIAN A~A' WIIATS THIS? WELL VOUO\N DG SPYEVMO -BMEUD WAS NEAR THAT OLD ST LL uU5T FY HER are all CRYPTOQUOTES DICK 1 RACY II'DM AL READY IS ~ETit NKSI'M eg 38 Church fixture 39 Wee dnnk 22 Possess NEWSPAPER ENTERPR ISE ASS~'\ East brother 25 Calculate 26 Numerous 28 Anthology VIeW 33 Cambflc example JTILE ORPHAN ANNIE South had no mterest m a slam after h1s partner opened with a Flannery two diamond call but he wanted lo be m a nolrump game and got there by the direct method of b1d dmg 11 East wanted a heart lead and was able to call for 1t by doublmg In general when you double a freely btd notrump game you are ask mg your partner to lead dum my s best smt and the Flann ery two d1amonds established hearts as that smt South did the best he could after West opened the 10 of hearts He ducked 1n dummy m hope that the lead was a smgleton but West was able to lead a second heart South played dummy s nme East won w1lh the Jack and led the kmg to knock out dummy s ace East was mterested m JUSt one thmg He wanted to make sure of three heart tncks m add1t1on to his two aces and this play made sure of them Ordmary btddmg would probably find North playmg three notrump East would lead a heart but unless he were a seventh son of a sev enlh son he would not thmk of leadmg low and North would romp home w1th game and rubber North " Yesterday 1 Answer 30 Backbone 16 Redact 19 Under sa1I 31 Elevate 32 Point of 22 Sugges Z3 Fondle 24 Electra s Just so you wont thmk the Flannery convention IS per feet we w1ll show a hand where 1t backf~red agamst 1ts West Mr and Mrs Olen Harnson sp1 nt Sunday With Mr and Mrs Dale Hamson and Scott "nd Judi The s1xth birthday of I l(h w 1s celebrated t10n call 5 Toll 14 Appear 15 MISS Merkel M1 and Mrs Ralph Cm I and I r f 1lhe1 Mr Cl) deBao son H..:umt \ ISJtors of Mr md M s Hoy B 1ckles "" e Mr d M s Cl "'lcs Hyse ll md fam1iy of Pomeroy Mr md Mrs Dale Harnson and fanuly 1 I Mr and Mrs Ralpl C"rl st avmg ove1mght was lc1 f 1 v H1Srll s a patient at by THOMAS JOSEPH a Rodney \ ts1te d rf' cent ly \\llh Kmg who 0 Bleness Hospital at Athens ~ co n gregation of 500 or mOI e Mt s "ld l•ilk ey and fIll 1I v at JVUr/10 Caro1Burnett8 10 OwenMa shall6 13 IS t er 1 users Grocenes & General Merchand se Racine Ph 949 5772 GOEGLEIN READY MIX Middleport • WAID CROSS SONS STORE 500 E Man St ··.· Now v J ~1 1111 IJ 11 y at OIWa) Oh 1 K 1rl 1 Cl cvailet h td B I m Pa1 t) retenlly At ~ 1lmg ft n hc1 c wer e M1 s By Oswald & James Jacoby Ph 9 9 9591 Authonzed Bu ck Pont ac Dear Helen I d1d my stmt w1th ratiOn stamps dunng World Wa1 II and I ,n still wondering how much of th is was needed and I ow 11 1y shortages were fabncated There s noth1n~ like depl!Valion to urute a country So we won the war and went back to livmg h1gh on the I og Then along came th 1se c n sts \Uti Russia endmg "at! the Cuban miSSile scare And guess who buill a bomb sl clle1 because the word was v.e were m unmmenl tlu ea t of nud e 1 war (Remember those bac k yard excavations dmmg tl e b1 g bomb shelter boom ) I II W; ml VI Sit ed Pass Opemng lead-,10 FULL SERVICE SHOP Rad al Cuts & Toupees Fam1ly Recreation Sw mm ng Campmg MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Pa ss MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Bakers of Holsum Bread Crises Real ' rl 1 KmJ Ph 367 7414 Chesh re ROYAL OAK PARK OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO I v :\"J md Heier 1 Ill r. II" r I !.! 1 t M1 s dJU Both vulnerable West REXALL DRUGS We F II All Doctors Prescrtphons 992 2955 Pomeroy, 0. Are l I Ml D IV d K J 109 .KQJ96 Devoted to the Greater Oh o Valley SWISHER &LOHSE •• I 1ns •s+ SUNDAY TIMES SENTINEL MIDDLEPORT OHIO V 'h 1 b~ l'fl I <:rs B!.!al) I oSp!tahzed at Chambersburg P 1 an I s Improved M1 and Mrs J loyd Kmg v s11 d h s m< tbcr Mrs Mary + Support the Church ot Your Cho ce Pomeroy 0 .4 Bv Ht It n Both I 9 30 - Bob Newhar t 8 10 Flannery sutlers ImperfectiOns THE ATHENS COUNT' SAVINGS & LOAN ClJ Naltonw de Insurance Co of Columbus 0 307 Spr ng Ave Pomeroy 33 College Baksetball 4 8 00 - All ln the Fam ly 8 10 Emergency 3 15 Partr dge WIN AT BRIDGE MEIGS COUNTY BRAN CH P J PAULEY, AGENT Coul'se of Our Ttmes It ~ 15 Thrlllseekers 3 7 30- That Good Ole Nashville Muste 3 SEARS I S 1 dr <J I 1k<rsbw g recenlly riiJll~ll! sl l g s l 3 2 00- Co ll ege Basketball 8 Heart Fund Bowlathon 6 Fesl val BIBLE f 6 Pett coat Juncfton 3 Man From U N C l E 4 Green Acres GOO - Second Sf Mason W Va Chester Tennant pastor Sunday school 10 a m morning worsh p 11 am evangel st c serv ce 7 30 p m B b e study and prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone CHURCH letart W Va Rl 1 Rev George Hoschar pastor Sunda y School 9 JO am Prayer and B ble stuely 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer Serv ce Tuesday lO a m Worsh p Serv ce Tllursday 730prn M ss on Mag c 6 13 Joste and the Pussycats n Outer Space 8 10 Butch Cass1dy 3 4 15 12 00 - Jetsons 3 4 15 lns1de Out 20 Move 13 Bowl ng What s the Supreme Court All Abouf? 8 10 10 Sa1nt 15 pm MASON ASSEMBLY OF FAIRVIEW 00 - Sesame St 20 Brady K ds 6 13 Speed Buggy 8 10 Star Trek 3 4 15 4 00 - Audubon Wild I fe Theater 33 College Basketball 8 4 30 - Antlques33 Outdoors with JuliUS Boros 10 s 00 - Sewing Skills Ta1lormg 33 W1de World of Sport s 6 13 BAP HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST n Chnsflan Un on The Rev w II am Campbell pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m James Hughes svpt even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng prayer meet ng 7 3() p m Youth praver serv ce each Tuesday 11 3 30 TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson Mason Pastor Walter Cloud Sunday school 9 JS a m worsh p serv ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Weekly B be study Wednesday 7 30 773 S133 10 Gall1pol s vs Me1gs 5 Or bluntly the future of this young Arcttc explorer and of h s world depends on the Church The truths of God are unchangmg- and ever more essential-as we seek Mw tra1/s mto the Unknown CHRIST P 0 Box .t87 Miller St Ma son W Va Sunday 8 b e Study 10 a m Worsh p 11 a m and 7 p m B be Study Wednesday 7 p m Vocal mus c FIRST SOUTHERN Move 8 10 30 - Goober and the Ghost Chasers 6 13 Jeanne 8 10 Zoom 20 Pmk Panther 3 4 15 For man can tru y progress only when h s sp r tual growth keeps pace w1th h s cultural and sc e,nttf c ad vanr':tmeht THE HILANO CHAPEL CHURCH Ad 10 00- Elec Co 20 Lasses Rescue Rangers 6 13 My Favor te Martians 8 10 Sigmund and the Sea Monsters 3 4 5 But thts quest could destroy us more rap dly than it has profited us H story recounts the fall of many a c vtl zallon too busy w1th tts search for new tra Is to understand 1ts deeper needs 'i.l: p 13 10 9 30-lnch H gh Pr vate Eye 3 4 15 Even 1n chi l dhood we d splay lhts strange genus which has brought us from primeval forests to th s atomtc age We love to penetrate the untouched spaces to open tra Is where none have ever been THE UNITED BRETHREN IN MASON dams Family 3 4 15 Sabr na 8 9 00 - Sesame St 20 Super Fr ends 6 Emergency Plus 3 4 15 I The history of man s a story of progress Each of 1ts thousands of volumes could bear one common title The Quell tor New Trall1 BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Ear Shu er pastor Wor sh p ser v ce 9 30 a m Sund ay Sunday schoo 10 30 a n B bl e study and prayer serv ce 7 30 p m Thursday George Casto pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 e\lenmg worsh p 7 30 Thursday even ng prayer se rv ce 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTIST Second and Potneroy Sts Stan Cra g pastor Sunday school 9 45 am worsh p serv ce 11 a m tra n ng un on 6 30 p m even ng worsh p service 7 30 p m M d week prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m Ja'ke s Place6 ltdsvllle3 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Popeye Harr Bear Bunch B 8 30 - Yog s Gang 13 Huck & Yog1 6 M1ster Rogers LATTER DAY SAINTS Port and Rae ne Road W I am ROl.!Sh pastor Dennv Evan s Sunday Sc hoo D re c tor Sun day Scnoo 9 30 am Morn ng worsh p 10 30 am Sunday even ng serv ce 7 p m Wedneselay even ng prayer serv ces 7 JO p m CHRIST Robert Shook pastor Sunday schoo 9 30 am Russe l l Spencer supt worsh p serv ce 10 45 a m even ng worsll p a ternat ng w th C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meeting 7 31) p m Wednesday A fred Wolfe ay leader WHITES CHAPEL Coolv l-Ie R D Rev Roy Deeter pas or Sunday Schoo 9 30 am worsh p serv ce 10 30 a m B b e study and prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 J() p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST ~ Rod Kaser pastor V H Braley Sunday schoo l sup ! Sunday schoo l 9 J() am wo sh p s erv ce and com mun on 0 30 am youth meet ng 6 p m Sunday even r g se rv ce 7 regular bonrd meet ng th rd Sat urday 7 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday School 9 30 ann Worshrp serv ce 11 am Wednesday pray e r meet ng 7 30 p m Sunday n ght worsh p 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Loyd D Gr mm Jr pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Young peop l es serv ce 6 45 p m Evangel st c se rv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng serv ce 7 30 p m MASON COUNTY 10 6 00 - Chr stopher Closeup 10 6 30 TV Classroom 8 Fa th for Toda y 10 Kentucky Af eld 3 7 00 - Netghbors 13 Farm Front 4 Fun for Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 8 10 7 1.s-Woma n s Pomt of V ew 13 OF K ngsbury Road Sunday Sc oo 9 30 a m Ra ph Carl sup ! Wor sh p serv ce 10 30 am and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer mee t ng Wednesday 7 JO p m Rev Jay St les pas or OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev Car l R cha rds pastor Mrs Wor l ey Franc s Sunday s.c hoo su pt Sun d ay sc llool 9 45 an d urch services second and fou lh Sundays fol ow ng Sunday schoo f r st and lh rd Sunday even ngs 7 30 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pastor Sunday Schoof sup! Rona d Osborne B be Schoo l 9 30 a m preach ng 0 45 a m Even ng serv ces 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST Rona Cl We Is pa stor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Young Peop e s Serv ce 6 45 p m Evangel st c ser v ce 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Thursday 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev L R G uesencamp pastor Roger W lfr ed Sr Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday Schoo 9 JO a m Sunday even ng worsh p 7 30 Prayer meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Dee ter c ass eader Youth mee t ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF Mov e Valley of the Zomb1es News 4 13 SATURDAY FEBRUARY2 DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Danny Evans pastor No man C WI supt Su dily Sc hoo 9 30 a m Worsn p serv ce 10 30 a m Chr stan Endeavor Sunday even ng REORGANIZED CHURCH JESUS Connecfton 20 M ar sha ll News M eeh ng 33 00 - Wlasterp ece Theater 33 G rl W th Somelh ng Ext a 3 4 15 Stage Center 20 S1x M1ll on Dol lar Man 6 3 Moves Arrowhead 10 Z1gzag 8 30 Br an Ketth 3 4 15 00 - News 20 Mountam Scene 33 Toma 6 13 Dean Mart n J 4 IS 30 - Who Is Man ? 33 00-News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janak 33 30- Johnny Carson 3 4 15 In Concert 6 Movr e Speedway 8 Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte 13 Robmson Crusoe on Mars 10 00 Midnight Spec~al3 4 In Concert 13 pm Us. 7 00 - Truth or Consequences J Beat th e Clock 4 News 10 6 What s My L ne? 8 Wi ld Kingdom 13 I Spy 15 Electroc Co 8 00 - Sanford and Son 3 4 15 Wa sh ngton Rev1ew 20 33 D rty II ll!U IS I "I ' f II ~ I I I 222 13 ~OR I~[EW LAUREL CLIFF FR'EE METHODIST Rev Robert E Buckey pasta W 1 am Ba e y Sup Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p 0 30 a m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday Chr stan YoLJth C usa de 6 30 p m Tllursday c ho r pract ce 7 II Ad ler Counsel ng Techn1ques 33 Truth or Consequences 6 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 ABC N ews 6 ~BS N ews a 10 Room QU[EST • MISs I ISH Perdas daugh ter f Mr and Mrs J •hn Perd"s Kingsbury News, Notes Helen Help FRIDAY FEB 1 1974 pm OF • 7- The Dati~ Senlmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 F< b 1 In4 7 JO p n MT UN. ON HE DOES.tT G.U T UNTIL I "rniWW ~W SHOE AT HIM Syndicate Inc ) - �I c 6- Th~ Da1ly &ntm<l ~liddlt po1 t Pu 1 ily <; C u rc h sc hoo Y JO p <Jyer 1 cc nq t sl Wed ne>S d<'ly l 30 p EAS T LETART Wors t p J l) p sec ond ~nd fourth u d1y s chu r c l sc oo 9 30 pr ll v c t::e h d W ed s dc'ly 1 10 p GRE AT BENO Wo r s p I a rJ.. 2 d a d <lth SLJ dnys Cl . , ':l c oo 0 n LETART FALL S Wor c::. h n l1 POMEROY POMEROY TRIN TY R(!ov W H Pt:>rr pas or Roy Mayer Sund<lY sc oo sup! Church schoo 9 'i :~ n worsh p serv ce 10 2J il Youth cho r ehearsa Mo day 3 30 p n u de d ec o of Mary Sk nner sen o r I or rehearsa 7 30 p n Thu Sdfly w th d Mrs POMEROY -• ~oo<. '"" Pou t Ne:~ s e rector THE CHURCH NAZARENE OF Cor ne Un on and Mu berr y Rev C yde V Henderson pas o Sunday Schoo 9 30 a -n G en McC ung sup l mo n ng worsh p 0 30 a m even ng serv ce 7 30 m d week se v ce Wednesday 7 30 p n GRACE EPISCOPAL Th e Rev Harold Deeth r ec o Church serv ces 0 30 a n . ... Hoy commun on f r st Su day of month church schOC' 0 JO am for nursery hrough 2 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - John F Ams utz pa s tor B b e scMool 9 JO a m worsh p serv ce 10 JO and adu 1 worsn p young peop e s meet ng both 7 30 p n Comb ned B be s udy and prayer meet nQ Wednesday 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W W n nQ ot ce In charge Sunday 10 a m Hoi ness meet nQ 10 30 a m Sunday Sc hoo Young Peopl es Leg on 7 p m Thursday to 3 p m Lade s Hom e League 7 • •' ' ' • '' I • ' p m P p C 'I PS ST PAUL LUTHERAN Co n N S cond d Sy c o e St Po c oy r Rcv W M rld e y o pil o S u (1('y S too 9 30 n n cl u c SC' rv ces 0 J O a SACRED HEART Rev F her R a d K .JI CO V c pa s lor P o c 99 7 287 5 Sah day ev en g Mo ss 30 p n Su d I Y M'ISS 8 nn d 10 a 1 Co css o s S .:~l d1y 7 30 p n POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST Rob r Ku pas o 'V am wa so n Su d'ly sc hoo sup Sunday sc oo 9 30 a n BY F 6 p 8 b e s udy 'Ved esday 7 p c ho p ac t ce V~<crl esday B 30 p Tl POMEROY WE SLEYAN H OL IN ESS CHURCH Ha onv l c Rrv ODe Ma cy Pa so H enry E b n Sunday Sc oo Sup Sun d ay Sc hoo 9 30 a Evr'n ng wors p 7 JO p n Prayer and Prase scrv ce Tt u sday 0 P n NEASE SETTLEMENT CHAPEL No den om n 'l o a G eorge S 0 er Pa stor Su day Sc ool 0 an Wo sh p Ser v ce a m SLJnday gh se v ces l 30 p m Wed nesday Praye mee t ng 30 p E ve vone we come POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST i OO W 'IAa St Lo n T S ep e s the Sermonette In the Gospel Accordmg to St f ukr chaplC! I and 1erses 1 6 Jesus speaks of one of the dange1s til t com muni) co1 f ont t1 r Chnsllan commuruly the danger of bemg u1 broil e1ly The reahsm of Jesus s seen n Hi s ce r ta mt) tl 1t s1n be ng what 1t lS and man bemg wha t he IS broll cr \\Ou ld s n agmnst brothe m the church H1s "ord of warmng ag unst this ho\\C\el ts one of the stron gest on record Because for 1 Cht 1st an t o s1n s nola pmate aflalf It has Its effects upo1 the whole fc llowsh p We should keep m mmd that Jesus s spe 1kmg here to !1 s disciples and especially to those who were strong n the fmth Be warns them agamst settmg stumbling blocks 1n the "ay of the weak Many were now becommg follo.,ers of Jesus whon II e disciples were m danger of desp1smg or 11 o dmg unless the) exerctses spec1al care not to do so There were the Publicans and the outc 1st classes of tl e populatiOn there where the San anlans and stlang<rs of the heathen world and there were also those persons" ho had fa11i m Olnst and did good ..ork 1n H1s name 1>1thout fo n ally connectmg themselves w1Ih the company of believe rs II 11as only too easy therefore for preJudices of race class and off1 ce to prompt a harsh treatment of su ch I! tile ones fhen too t was no doubt the case m the early chu rch as 1l 1s today that some who are loud m thclrprofcsston are son cwhat lax m thcu mo1 al conduct This would not only discredit the M"sler s cou1se but also hmder some from embracmg 1t Jesus now suggests one of the best wa) s t J 1emove c uses of stumbling from the Chmlian fellowship Jf thy broth el trespass agalllSt thee rebuke hun and 1! l1e repent fm g1ve him Our Savwur has m '1ew here t1 e s1ns of \1 h1ch a man may be gwlty In ordmar) dealings w1th Ins brethren And to dea l w t1 them ChriSt advises a mild brotl e1 adrnomt10n 11 01der to I elp the offender to sense his wrong But He also pi escr1bes forgiveness lobe extended to h1m on h1s repentmg and co1fessmg hts error And seven limes a day means forg11 encss Without limit The request of the apostles I ord mcrease om fa1th 1< doubt suggests that they sensed thcu need of additwnal fa ith f they would be able to fulfill the !ugh demands of Im 1lless forgtveness ..._ And as Jesus mlimated this w11l ofle1 be difficult ar d li) lng to our faith for we will be tempted to questiOn the smcen ty of our brother And It will be on !) as we cons1de1 ow relatiOnship to God and remember that we too have often offended agamsl H1m and gone astray and yet when we return to Hlfn He !01 g1ves and receives us lhat we Will also be able to f01 g1ve otr fello\\men and rece1ve them back mlo fellowship This kmd of acceplance m spite of wrong may some tunes be almost unposs1ble Jesus figure of transplanting the tree mto the sea IS a ptcture suggestmg thal genume fa1th ca r accomplish what expenc~ce reason and probab1h l; would deny 1f 11 1s exercised w1thm Gods will And 11 IS always Gods w1ll that we be reconciled to Him and to om fellowmen But God v.ants us to go even beyond this and accept from H1m 1 llJm!sll y of recon Cihabon to all men every., here By Dwight L Zav1tz Pastor and Dn ector of rhe Un ted Presbytenan M1rustry Me1gs County Laurel Oiff News Notes By Bertha Parker off cnng was $134 48 At Sabbath School attendance ten damc at Worsl1p sen 1ce on Jan 27 was 126 Mormng \-. as 58 rabatha MaliC baby daughte1 of M1 and M1 s V~rg1l PhillipS was chnstened at the Sunda; mormng worship Point Rock Social Notes service Indoo1 camp n ee lmg w11l be hell Feb 4 tl ru 10 be~mnmg at By Wanetta Radekin 7 30 p m cacl even ng Rev Dale Stansbur; VISited Ius Allman of Noll! Ca1alma Will lrother Mr and Mrs C W be speaker Rev Evcrbeth will Stansbw-y at Rutland be In charge of th e music Mr and Mrs T 3\Hence Everyone IS welcome Olapman VISited Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mark Stahl of Grover Stout and Mrs M1tlle Stockclale recently viSited "'ll Nelson Pomeroy R D Mr and M1 s Norman La w-ei Grange met With Mrs Schaefer Maud Holcomb Carpenter M1 s Pcm I Jacobs r emains a Present were Mr and Mrs patient m Holzer Mc<lical Charles Essex Columbus Ccntu the1r daughter Sus1e Essex Ohio Umvers1ty Mrs Freda Kenncd; Athens Mrs Nellie Vale Fanme Pettit and Mrs Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson Anna E Turner of Rutland Tom and Mr and Mrs Gene Mr and Mrs Albert Bolen Hudson and Joy of Ractne Dexter Mrs Ruth Swisher V ISited at the home of 1r and Radcliffe Mr and Mrs Robert Holliday Judy Gary and Mrs Allan Taylor Sw1day Mr and Mrs James C1rcle of Floyd Mrs Laura Krebs Mr New Haven VISited \\tth Mrs and Mrs G A Radekin Mr M C I S d and Mrs Everette Holcomb ar} trc eon un ay Danny Perr) of Holland Pam and B11ly all local Vera OhiO spent Monday mght With Holcomb placed hrst m the carrot cake bakmg contest hts grandmothei Mrs Mary Plans were made for the Patty C cle Patn c k John so n spe 1t Apron contest next meetmg Sat d h h Avanel Holhda; placed first 111 ur av ntg t w1t Ius great the Holiday Bread Bak1ng grandn other Mrs Eunte contest at Me1gs County Bnnker Pomona Gran ge She will Mr s Eu r1 e Bnnker ac compamed by Mr and Mrs make an entry m the P1Igrm1 H1lls contest Walharn Carleton of Racme Mr and Mrs G A Radekm VIS oi.l her bi other Jesse called on Mr and Mrs C W Gamer at Holzer Medtc al Stansbury and Mrs Vonme Center on Sunday Mt .night Rutland Mr nd Mrs Wtlham Mr and Mrs Joe McWhorter Carkt n f Racme spent a and family VISited )'dr and retcr l r t ng ' lt MIS Betl} Mrs Everette Holcomb and \ an M eter m j M1 at d Mrs A 1 fam1Iy r t ll J lr on md f 11 1 \ Carmel News ll ( be s udy ( h')(' 7 JU JJ C'Vl' '{ tu esday MORN NG STAR Wo Sh p 9 JOn m Chu c h Schoo l o 30 a M d Week Se v ce \o\edne sdrty 6 p Tl MOR SE CHAPEL Wor st p t a st a d J d Su day s Ct u 1 Schoo 0 ' n Po c o v S B C v iln o P ay JO p M OOLEPORT MT MOR I AH BAPTI ST Co rJer r oLJr h a d Man M ddl epor Rev H enry Key Jr pns o Su day S hoo 9 30 a m ('., r s E v n Baumg d ne sup Mo n g v o sh p 0 45 a n JEHOVAH S WITNESSES a ry Carna an pres d ng n s er Sunday B b c c ue 910 a W:. c hiOYC sudy OJOan Tue sdi.'lr B bl e st udy 30 p m Thu s day sf y s c oo 7 30 p m serv CP n eel ng 8 30 pm M ODLEPORT CHURCH of Chr sf Ch sf an Un on Law enc e Man ~ Y pas t or Mrs Ru sse You n g Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday S lloo E \ler1 ng wor sh p 9 30 '1 n 30 Wednesday o aver ee ng 7 30 p n MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Rae ne Route 2 he Rev Janes M Muncy paso Su day schoo l 9 45 a m morn g worsh p 1 a n even ng 'Vor sh p 7 30 D n Praye rr ee l ng TuP.sda y ! 30 pm Y oung p eep e s me('! ng 7 30 p m T u sday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO Be tha K ngrey subst u e oas or SvndilV Sclloo 0 an wo s p serv ce l f n Sund'ly P aye mee t ng Wedne sday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Nea L ong Bo om Est I Ha 1 pasta Roy Brown ass s ant pastor SLJnday sc oo 0a m thu ch 30 p m c ch Sunday even nq pray er nee ng l 30 p m Thu sda v MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL Th rd Ave the Rev W am Kn e pasto r Sunday Schoo Rona d Duga Sup! C as ses for a ges even ng se r v ce 7 30 p m 8 ble study Wedne sday 30 you se v ce s Frday P n 1;,. 730pm FREEWILL BAPTIST Corn e As l and P u n M d d epo t Noel He r man pa s to r Sa t urday even ng serv ce 7 p n Sunday sci ool 0 a m SLJndily ev n ng worst p 7 p M ODLEPORT F RST BAPTIST - Co rn e S )( and Pa nc r I e R v St eve Skagq s paso Danny Thomp son Sunday sc hoo su p! 'VMPO ad o prog a ? 45 am S ndoy schoo 9 S Cl m morn ng >~or s h p 0 5 an You act v es a d f e ov sll p fo un o and sen or gh stud en s 6 p n B b l e s udy 7 30 p n M d week p ayer se rv n Wednesday 7 30 p n CHURCH OF C HRIST M dd epo 5t h and Ma n George Glaze m n s le James Sheets sup er ntenden B be schoo 9 JO a m morn ng worsh p 0 JO a m even ng wo sh p 7 30 p m p aye se rv ce 7 p m Wed nesday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Thoma s E Wea v er paso F oyd Carson Sunday schoo super nt enden l Sunday scnoo 9 30 a m morn ng wo r sh p 10 30 Sunday evange s t c meet ng 7 p m prayer mee ng Wednesday 7 p m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave M ddleport Lesley G Holt pas o Sunday schoo 0 a m wo r sh p ser v ce 1 a m worsll p serv ce 7 30 p m Sunday Wed esday n ght prayer serv ce 7 30 THE UNITED PRES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Ow ght L Zav tz Pas or D r ec tor HARR SONVILLE Sunday Chu ch Sc hoo 9 30 am Mrs Hom er Le e Supt Morn ng Worsn p o JO am MIDDLEPORT Su day Church Schoo l 9 30 a m John F Fu lz Supt Morn nQ Wor sh p 10 30 '\ m SYRACUSE Mo n ng Wo sh p 9 a m Sund "Y Cnurch Schoo l 10 a m M s Sam pson Ha l Supt MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNIT&O METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarn er o rector POMEROY ClUSTER Rev CarlE Hrcks Rev D Wm Sydenstr cker CHESTER - Worsh p 9 15 am Chu r ch Schoo l 10 am ENTERPRISE - Worshp 9 a m Chu rch Sc hoo 10 a m FLATWOODS - Worsn p 11 a m Chu r ch Schoo l 10 a m POMEROY Worsh p 10 30 am cnurch Schoo 9 s am UMYF630pm ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh p 10 a m Chur ch Schoo 9 am UMYF 'JO P m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH Worsh P t o 30 am Churc h Schoo 9 30 an u MY F 7 p m RUTLAND - Wo sh P 9 15 am Chu ch Sc hoo 10 am UM YF 7 p m SALEM CENTER Wo sh p 9 am Chu rch Scll ool 10 am UMY FThLJrsday 7pm SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev R chard E Jarv s ASBURY Worsh p 1 am Chu c h Schoo 9 50 am WSCS 1s Tuesday ' FOREST RUN - Wor sh p 9 a m Church Schoo 10 a m wscs 3rd Wedne sday 7 JO p m MINERSVILLE Worsh p 10 a m Church School 9 a m WSCS Jrd Monday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Chur c h schO{ 9 a m worsh p ser v ce 30 p m SUUTHERN CLUSTER Rev Frank Ctleesebrew Rev Larry Pol ng Rev Howard Shrvelev BETHANY (Dorca s) Wo sh p 9 30 am Church Schoo 10 30 a m CAR~EL Worshp 11 am s and 3rd Sunday s Chur c h Sc hou 10 a m APPLE GROVE - Worsh p 7...30 p n f st and th rd SLJ n POR TLAND Wo sh p 30 p ( I u c Sc oo 9 JO a m SUTTON Wo sh p am 2nd and 1 h Sunday s Churc h c oo 0 a n WESLEYAN !Rar ne Wo h P a n Chu ch S oo Oan NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Rob~ I Meec e R C' \1 Stan l ey Brandum JOPPA Wo Sh p 10 a rr C urc S tool 9 a m P u y er "'l eet ng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM Chu r ch se v c e s 9 a n Sunday Sr hoo 9 45 a m B b e S udy every Thu sday JO p m NORTH BETHEL Wo sh p "' m Church Sc hoo 0 ' ALFRED Sunday Schoo 9 4S a n n h Sun day preuc ng a t am each Sunday P raye mee t ng 7 <I) p Nedr esday W SCS B p m on h rd Tuesday each mon h REEDSVILLE Sunda y SChOO 9 30 p eac h ng 7 JO p n Su nd ay p aycr mee t ng 30 p m Tuesday JSCS 7 30 Ir s Thursday eac h no th S LVER R DGE Wo sll p 0 a m Cllur ch Schoo 9 am TUPPERS PlAINS Wo sh p 9 m Chur ch S hoo 0 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST George Frede ck sup S rv ce week.ly 9 30 am on Sunday Preach ng rst an d Ill d Sundays of mont by Cl ffo d Sm l h 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRIST AN UNION Oarr e Doddr pasto Sunday Schoo 9 30 am L eona rd G l more f st e de eve n ng se v ce 7 30 P m Wednesday pray er me tn g730pm MT MOR AH CHURCH OF Ra e ne Route 2 Tt e GOD Rev Char l es Ha nd pa so Sunday Scho o 9 45 a m mo n ng worsn p a m Eve ng se v ces Tuesday and F day 7 30 BEARWALLOW R DGE CHURCHOFCHRIST Bbe Study 9 30 u m morn nq worsh p 10 30 a m even ng wo r sh p 6 JO p rr Wednesday B b e S ud y 7 30 p m MT OL VE CHURCH Long Bot orr Sunday Schoo 10 a n w th W a d P go 1 s up Evangel s t c message each Sunday even ng 7 30 p m by E der Russe C ne m n s e o t he Apos o c F a h B be Stud y Wednesday 7 30 om STIVERSV ILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH Sunday sc hoo se v ce 0 a P etye rrce g Thu sday 7 p m Sunday even ng se v ce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pon er oy Ha rr sonv I c Ro d R ck Morr son pas tor Sunday scnoo l supt Stev en S a ey Sunday schoo 9 JO a n no n ng worsh p and com nun on 0 JO am Sunday eve n ng you Cl sf an Endeavor 6 JO p m WO Sh p SNV ce Sunday 7 30 P m Wednesday even ng D aver meet nq ;tnd B bte s udy 7 JO o Tl ST JOHN lUTHERAN P e Grove the Rev A thur Combs pilstor Sunelay schoo 9 30 a m churcn serv ces 10 JO a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST B be Sc 1'10o l 9 30 a m mo n ng wor sh p 10 JO am Sunday even ng Wo sh p Se rv ce 7 30 p m ch o r pra c ce Su nday and Wed pr a yer meet ng nesd ay 7 p n and B b e S ud¥-Wednesday 7 30 p m , ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Fr ee anel Norr s pas tor Sunday schoo 0 a m Church se r v ce 7 p m Wed ne sday B ble Study 7 p m RAC NE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday Schoo l 9 JO a m Morn ng Worsn p 0 30 a m Even ng Worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday M d We ek Serv ce Sunday Sclloo l Super ntendenl Ge r ald We s Pas tor Rev Morr s M Wo t e RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Walter P B kacsan pas or Ronne Sa lser S S Supt Sunday Sc lloo 9 30 a m Mo n ng Worsn p 10 45 a m Sunday even ng wo r sn p 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng B ble Study 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev L eo n G a sure pastor Sunelay Schoo 9 30 a m youth and un o you h se rv ce 6 ll5 p m even ng wors h p 7 30 p m prayer and pra se Wedneselay 7 30 p m SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Sunday Sc hoo 10 a m Hen y Oav s sup t even g serv ce 7 JO p m Prayer mee t ng Thursday 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD Rev James Sat terf etd pastor Sunday SchOo 9 30 am wors ll p serv ce II a n even ng service 7 p ayer serv ce and youth s.erv ce Wednesday 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Musser pas or Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m Robert Bobo sup! morn ng worsh p 10 30 Sunday even ng serv ce 7 JO M d week serv ce Wednesday 7 JO p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M C Lar more pastor Bob Moore Sunday Sc hoo Supt Sunday Schoo l classes for a 1 ages 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p 0 45 NY PS Sund ay 6 30 p m evange l st c serv ce Sunday 7 30 p m M d week prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 30p m M ss onary meet ng second Wednesday 7 JO p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL Rev Robe 1 Sm 111 pastor Sunday sclloo 9 30 a m c l ass eader Leo H II worsh p serv ce 10 30 am churcn 7 30 p m ED -.r-N UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST E don R Blake pastor Sunday Sc hoo 10 a m W nne Ho s nge r Supt Morn ng sermon 11 a m Even ng se v ce Chr stan Endeavor 7 30 P m Mrs Lyda Cllevar er pres dent Song se v ce and sermon 8 20 M d Week prayer meeting We<;! [lesday 7 30 pam Mrs Mar e Ho s nger c ass eader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - Located at Rut and on New L ma Road next lo Forest Acre Park Rev Ray Rouse pas tor Rober t Musser Sunday Schoo supt Sunday school 10 30 a m worsh p 7 30 p m 8 b e study Wed nesday 7 30 p m Satu rda y n ght prayer serv ce 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN ~ Roger Watson pastor Ray Wha ey supt Morn ng worsh p 9 30 a m churcll scr ool 10 30 a m young peoples meet ng 6 30 p m ev en ng wor sh p 7 30 p m 9 ble s tud y Wednesday BAPTIST Rev Cec Co11. pastor Sunday Sc hoo s up Joe Sayr e Sund'ly S<: hOOI 9 45 a m Sun d av eve g worsh p 7 30 Wednesd<~y p ayer ~nd B be s ud y 7 30 p m TUPF'ERS PLAINS CHR I ST IAN CHURCH E ug e e Und c wood pas tor f. owa r ct Caldwe l Jr Sunday ~ c oo S 11 SunUa; S<.:hoo 9 30 a n Mo n ng Ser mon 0 :lO a m Sunday e \len ng se v ce 7 p m LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN Rev Frceand Norr s pas o F oyel Norr s sup t Sunday sc hool 9 JO am morn ng se mon 0 30 am Praye serv cc Wednesday 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY G P Sm 1'1 pas or Sunday Sc hool 0 am A rthur Henson Supt M o n ng Wo sh p II a m Youny Peop e s se rv ce 7 Even ng serv ce 7 30 p m P m Wednesday M d W ee k Pr ayer Se v ce 7 30 p m You h meet ng 6 30 p m Even ng worsh p 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH DF THE NAZARENE Rev Her ber Grate pastor War sh p se v ce a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Sc hoo 9 30 a m R chard Bar ton su pt Prayer m ee t ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIS T C ffo d Sm til m n s ter Sunday Scnoo t 9 30 am mo n ng c hu ch 10 30 a m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday serv ce a Television Log li~[E 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesame Street 10 an ~0 Av1ahon Weather 33 7 30 -- Porter Wagoner 3 To Tell the Truth 6 Concen tration 8 Wall Street Week 20 33 New Treasure Hunt 10 Bea t the Clock 13 Hollywood Squares 4 Sally' 8 10 Jane Goodall 6 13 8 30- Lotsa Luck 1 3 4 15 Peanuts Cartoon 8 10 Wash ngton 9 IRA lS 9 10 10 11 11 1 15 2 30 - CHRIST 7 30- Man from COSI10 Sesame St 20 Gospel 6 Abbott and Costello 8 D1ck Van Dyke 15 Saturday Report 3 Osmonds 13 8 00 10 OF 11 30 - 12 15---Search for Sc1ence 20 12 30 - Go3 4 15 FatAibert8 10 1 00 - Amer can Bandstand 6 13 CBS Ch ldren sF lm Fest val 10 College Basketball 4 1S Banana Spl ts 3 Wrest! ng 8 1 15 - Movte The Brass Bottle of Family C\asstcs 10 World of Surv val 13 2 30 - Farmers Daughter 13 Mov te The lncred ble Mr L mpet 10 2 45-Bob Daniels 3 College Basketball 3 4 15 Untamed World 6 TBA 13 e 51!'k!t: l!'d By Thl!' 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PHONE 992 2156 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Church and Off ce Supples Gifts Racine The Store With A Heart Ph . 949-3342 99 M11l St MEIGS TIRE CENTER Pomeroy • ••' , • Pomeroy,O GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN the energy c r1s1 s I II go along - I always do But I refuse to believe v.e re 1n 1s bad shape as some of these scare stones relate And w1ll a little conservmg and a lot of pu sh toward ne \\ ml resen es and new lreat1es we II soon be out uf the cold Maybe even back to 70 mph agam At wh1ch tune ecolog1sts will resume the1r howls and we II be off on another kick - MR X WHO HAS BEEN rHERE ONCE OR TWICE Dea~ Mr X It s a fact of hfe that we never really unde1stand world shakmg events until years later when cool lus to ans malyzr lhem for us - and even Ihen we aren t sui e But I II go alon g - I al\\ays do Meanwhile I made up a doodle with the help of my husband Power stations warn of no amps m lhelf plants The natiOn gas rationed I S threatened \\tth stan ps But "e II tw-n back the CIISIS 1f all persevereIn time for another new CriSIS next year - H Dear Helen Is ll true that you ca n lose several pounds a ) ear by Iowenng your Utermostat' I read that the extra energy you use mov ng ar01md to keep warm (or maybe JUSt sh1vermg ) helps "e1ght loss -CURIOUS Dear Cur1ous Probably true - 1! your mcreased ene1 gy doesn t also m crease your appetite - H Dear Helen The g1rl who s1gned herself Dumb 1sn t Her mothe1 IS Please don t thmk th1s far fetched because every word 1s true At home when my Sisler or I \\Ould ask our mother about sex or menstruatiOn we were qUieted by When you gel older you II find out My so-called father started usmg us as sex partners when we were loo young to understand Later he also so ld my s1ster to other men to support h1s dnnkmg and gambling hab1ts We literally didn t know nght from wrong - when you ve got no one to talk to you take the word of your parent Mv mother e1ther d1dn l see or dtdn t care When we realized the truth we camed our gu11l for years It Fam ly l3 Book Beat 33 Good News 6 8 30 - MA SH 8 10 Movre K1lldozer 6 13 Mov re J3 9 00 - Mary Tyler Moore 8 lO Move S en R u nn ng Mov e lost Fig hi 4 3 5 1000 M I I II H<Sp l I I rI 10 30 Day At N ght 33 11 00 - News3 4 810 ABCNews6 13 Mdnghl Speca l 5 1 15 Move The Hellstrom Chrontele 6 News 13 House of Cards 3 Sands of th e Kalahar 11 30 - Moves TODAY S QUESTION Detect ve Story 8 Z gzag 10 Son of D racu la l3 Instead of b1ddmg two totrump 00 - Mov1e Son of Frankenste n 13 your partner has ra 1sed you from 1 30 - Mov e Captarn Carey USA 4 one to two hearts What do you do 230 - News13 3 30 - Mov e Town W1thout P ty 4 now1 4 s d S I V ng Mr ti \ ISi t rn g H c llr I <I D :; ha:-; htln 1 Cl r bt tl at 0 Bleness Hospita l \tit 1:-; \I ~Il I l1.1s b e!.!n a Br 1 S< 1 1 t1 nt f n some t mt 11 ll\\llllxa l'\ I V I <Jttl..: C I I n Llnucl stutmg I cb md nl mIn ~ utlll I eb 10 St I \ I U~ S \\i Jl :-;tm t al H C l h en ng ow ttl 1 spe tal spc 1ker s I, lilcd M ami M1 s John D eem and M1 n I M1 s Dtan \!Sited r. Jol n Walter M rd 1\ hens 1ecently M and M1 s Jol n Waller Dt an sp ( nl Sun l ay 1 \\J (' I C tl C) VISl tl.'d u cnts Mr and Mr s P <-1 CISk Iii It( 1 p Walter Tc11 ell and B lly F I} c PI au Be1 Illl:l' R1ffl ~ ~label Gr~ ckles and l.<JU!Se H1r S(n w e1e 1 u1 se Har r son Mrs SalhC Ca I Mr s Ehw beth Murray 11 d M1s !aneth Be I M s V rg1l K11g M s G1 ate WI tt Dav1d and Helen Kin ~ 1 k r,, neva K ng to 01 vel ( ollcgc 1t Kankakee Il l 1 I ere the> VIS ited Jud) and M~1) l.Du .K ng 11 cy all at It mild d l i Cit SCIV ll'S 00 S~rclli; fi!S"a s ll efusttune II e fan 1iy I ad been togeth er fo s n c ttmc to sm g cmd U e} :; mg sl oppmg m at t he cl urch fm ACROSS DOWN 1 Diamond Compos North East South 2+ Pass 3N T Pass Pass Double Pass M ddleport SADIE'S MARKET Meats and Grocer es Syracuse O J Ph 992 39116 "• •• ••• ' ••• •• 2 Glad1a tor al 10 Mavour neen s settmg 3 Ulllmate land 11 Abjure 13 Watrh 4 Conclu SIOn 5 ld10t over 6 Two fisted guys (hyph wd) 7 Refng 16 Summer (Fr) Three 1n Napoli 18 Kmght erant 8 UFO 17 hon pilot? 9 Prepare errant ZO Goehc plate for John 21 Dev1l s delight prmhng a 12 Youngster 23 Kohoutek for wasn t until after two disastrous marnages that I leaned o blame my parents more than myself Now through the help of a \\onderful understand ng husband and also sp1ntual gwdance I ve fmally gro\\n up So has my Sisler but she suffered a nervous breakdown first Please Helen emphasize agam that 1! mothers can t tell til elf cluldi en about sex and life they should fmd an un derstandmg person who can This IS not 1873 and what) on don t know CAN hurt you 1- H F C JJl!J/~)1[E ®tJ.J ~-&t.J .-J ,_. Unscramble these roor Jumbles., one letter to each square tu 26 Gold seeker 27 Regwn 28 Managed 29 Tu rmerH' 30 M1ddle 34 Wntt en 35 letter That am t 36 Black cuckoo Doltish Token Plac1d Cay or holm 42 Under 37 39 40 41 ground rorm rour ordrnary words condUit 43 Part of a hammer I K DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW II One letter simply stands for another In this sample A II used for the three L s X for the two 0 s etc Single letters iDOPAMEt • HE P~E::'>SE-5 A sun: t I I I Now arranre the cucled !etten ~ length and formatwn of the word• hmts Each day the code letters are different apostrophes the to form lht aurpr11e answer u UAO SEL lAD OTVEBOT IPUA VMOEL AELZT GYDS ::::='::·=::'·=::::::Ll"':':=:::'::=:__:"::":;"ested by the abo\le cartoon UAO IL- = Prilt=tfle:...:::SIJIItl = RISI AHSWIII = Ilere=--'1 UAYDRXA D Ct XXX) (Aaew~n lumll .. PILOT BARGE MIDWAY Y rlol.rrdl)' t I Ant ..... r I FEUDAL tom rrowl UAO IDYMZ T E ••• • • • ••• • •• •• •• •• • I. South Pass I+ Pass I' Pass 2N T Pass ., Yoo South, hold • AK76 ' AK 7 6 + 2. K 10 4 3 What do you do now' A-Bid three spades Th1s won t shut out three notrump 1n case your partner wants to b1d 1t but lt will allow for the possibilit~ that he does have rour spades I SELEXOSOLU EGGEPYT Ia rl w lh gtmr ( llflt r- DIG IT f© 1974 Ktnr Featurts I !IE ROil N I.OSER DONG A TERR FC UO~ HERE FA '114 N YOU !TIS NOT =LATE ~lK ~RI/6TROOO Jk.K r.FJ/6 ~ T11E ~LL AAI'iRIC~~ I'm -.. W~VIi 1118 RNo 101<. ~ HU[WN HlidH 1'1}/$ f SHOW ll!EM WHERE ~E CfAND ~V~R SHALL OJ<. TE/IM I'E /') Cfi/IMPION'7 J(roj!N 1\i ?j)U0HOJT T11f }: L~ND. RI>-H 1 RAf1111.AJ1 ALlEY OOP HAT WAS A FEMALE WE WE:.RE TRACK NG GADFRY THERE ARE WOMEN ALL ~ER TH PLAC .:<:_....,_ , __: THAT :; A WUE:;,T ON I ANT GOT Tf.tEAN::.WER TO I GOT A SAD CRICK IN Mil DADBURN NECK BALLS O'FIRE II HOW DID IT EVER GITIN A FIX UKETHAP OTVEBOT Yesterdays Cryptoquote NOTHING REALLY BELONGS TO US BUT TIME WHICH EVEN HE HAS WHO HAS NOTH lNG EU>E-BALTASAR GRACIAN A~A' WIIATS THIS? WELL VOUO\N DG SPYEVMO -BMEUD WAS NEAR THAT OLD ST LL uU5T FY HER are all CRYPTOQUOTES DICK 1 RACY II'DM AL READY IS ~ETit NKSI'M eg 38 Church fixture 39 Wee dnnk 22 Possess NEWSPAPER ENTERPR ISE ASS~'\ East brother 25 Calculate 26 Numerous 28 Anthology VIeW 33 Cambflc example JTILE ORPHAN ANNIE South had no mterest m a slam after h1s partner opened with a Flannery two diamond call but he wanted lo be m a nolrump game and got there by the direct method of b1d dmg 11 East wanted a heart lead and was able to call for 1t by doublmg In general when you double a freely btd notrump game you are ask mg your partner to lead dum my s best smt and the Flann ery two d1amonds established hearts as that smt South did the best he could after West opened the 10 of hearts He ducked 1n dummy m hope that the lead was a smgleton but West was able to lead a second heart South played dummy s nme East won w1lh the Jack and led the kmg to knock out dummy s ace East was mterested m JUSt one thmg He wanted to make sure of three heart tncks m add1t1on to his two aces and this play made sure of them Ordmary btddmg would probably find North playmg three notrump East would lead a heart but unless he were a seventh son of a sev enlh son he would not thmk of leadmg low and North would romp home w1th game and rubber North " Yesterday 1 Answer 30 Backbone 16 Redact 19 Under sa1I 31 Elevate 32 Point of 22 Sugges Z3 Fondle 24 Electra s Just so you wont thmk the Flannery convention IS per feet we w1ll show a hand where 1t backf~red agamst 1ts West Mr and Mrs Olen Harnson sp1 nt Sunday With Mr and Mrs Dale Hamson and Scott "nd Judi The s1xth birthday of I l(h w 1s celebrated t10n call 5 Toll 14 Appear 15 MISS Merkel M1 and Mrs Ralph Cm I and I r f 1lhe1 Mr Cl) deBao son H..:umt \ ISJtors of Mr md M s Hoy B 1ckles "" e Mr d M s Cl "'lcs Hyse ll md fam1iy of Pomeroy Mr md Mrs Dale Harnson and fanuly 1 I Mr and Mrs Ralpl C"rl st avmg ove1mght was lc1 f 1 v H1Srll s a patient at by THOMAS JOSEPH a Rodney \ ts1te d rf' cent ly \\llh Kmg who 0 Bleness Hospital at Athens ~ co n gregation of 500 or mOI e Mt s "ld l•ilk ey and fIll 1I v at JVUr/10 Caro1Burnett8 10 OwenMa shall6 13 IS t er 1 users Grocenes & General Merchand se Racine Ph 949 5772 GOEGLEIN READY MIX Middleport • WAID CROSS SONS STORE 500 E Man St ··.· Now v J ~1 1111 IJ 11 y at OIWa) Oh 1 K 1rl 1 Cl cvailet h td B I m Pa1 t) retenlly At ~ 1lmg ft n hc1 c wer e M1 s By Oswald & James Jacoby Ph 9 9 9591 Authonzed Bu ck Pont ac Dear Helen I d1d my stmt w1th ratiOn stamps dunng World Wa1 II and I ,n still wondering how much of th is was needed and I ow 11 1y shortages were fabncated There s noth1n~ like depl!Valion to urute a country So we won the war and went back to livmg h1gh on the I og Then along came th 1se c n sts \Uti Russia endmg "at! the Cuban miSSile scare And guess who buill a bomb sl clle1 because the word was v.e were m unmmenl tlu ea t of nud e 1 war (Remember those bac k yard excavations dmmg tl e b1 g bomb shelter boom ) I II W; ml VI Sit ed Pass Opemng lead-,10 FULL SERVICE SHOP Rad al Cuts & Toupees Fam1ly Recreation Sw mm ng Campmg MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Pa ss MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Bakers of Holsum Bread Crises Real ' rl 1 KmJ Ph 367 7414 Chesh re ROYAL OAK PARK OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO I v :\"J md Heier 1 Ill r. II" r I !.! 1 t M1 s dJU Both vulnerable West REXALL DRUGS We F II All Doctors Prescrtphons 992 2955 Pomeroy, 0. Are l I Ml D IV d K J 109 .KQJ96 Devoted to the Greater Oh o Valley SWISHER &LOHSE •• I 1ns •s+ SUNDAY TIMES SENTINEL MIDDLEPORT OHIO V 'h 1 b~ l'fl I <:rs B!.!al) I oSp!tahzed at Chambersburg P 1 an I s Improved M1 and Mrs J loyd Kmg v s11 d h s m< tbcr Mrs Mary + Support the Church ot Your Cho ce Pomeroy 0 .4 Bv Ht It n Both I 9 30 - Bob Newhar t 8 10 Flannery sutlers ImperfectiOns THE ATHENS COUNT' SAVINGS & LOAN ClJ Naltonw de Insurance Co of Columbus 0 307 Spr ng Ave Pomeroy 33 College Baksetball 4 8 00 - All ln the Fam ly 8 10 Emergency 3 15 Partr dge WIN AT BRIDGE MEIGS COUNTY BRAN CH P J PAULEY, AGENT Coul'se of Our Ttmes It ~ 15 Thrlllseekers 3 7 30- That Good Ole Nashville Muste 3 SEARS I S 1 dr <J I 1k<rsbw g recenlly riiJll~ll! sl l g s l 3 2 00- Co ll ege Basketball 8 Heart Fund Bowlathon 6 Fesl val BIBLE f 6 Pett coat Juncfton 3 Man From U N C l E 4 Green Acres GOO - Second Sf Mason W Va Chester Tennant pastor Sunday school 10 a m morning worsh p 11 am evangel st c serv ce 7 30 p m B b e study and prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone CHURCH letart W Va Rl 1 Rev George Hoschar pastor Sunda y School 9 JO am Prayer and B ble stuely 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer Serv ce Tuesday lO a m Worsh p Serv ce Tllursday 730prn M ss on Mag c 6 13 Joste and the Pussycats n Outer Space 8 10 Butch Cass1dy 3 4 15 12 00 - Jetsons 3 4 15 lns1de Out 20 Move 13 Bowl ng What s the Supreme Court All Abouf? 8 10 10 Sa1nt 15 pm MASON ASSEMBLY OF FAIRVIEW 00 - Sesame St 20 Brady K ds 6 13 Speed Buggy 8 10 Star Trek 3 4 15 4 00 - Audubon Wild I fe Theater 33 College Basketball 8 4 30 - Antlques33 Outdoors with JuliUS Boros 10 s 00 - Sewing Skills Ta1lormg 33 W1de World of Sport s 6 13 BAP HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST n Chnsflan Un on The Rev w II am Campbell pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m James Hughes svpt even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng prayer meet ng 7 3() p m Youth praver serv ce each Tuesday 11 3 30 TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson Mason Pastor Walter Cloud Sunday school 9 JS a m worsh p serv ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Weekly B be study Wednesday 7 30 773 S133 10 Gall1pol s vs Me1gs 5 Or bluntly the future of this young Arcttc explorer and of h s world depends on the Church The truths of God are unchangmg- and ever more essential-as we seek Mw tra1/s mto the Unknown CHRIST P 0 Box .t87 Miller St Ma son W Va Sunday 8 b e Study 10 a m Worsh p 11 a m and 7 p m B be Study Wednesday 7 p m Vocal mus c FIRST SOUTHERN Move 8 10 30 - Goober and the Ghost Chasers 6 13 Jeanne 8 10 Zoom 20 Pmk Panther 3 4 15 For man can tru y progress only when h s sp r tual growth keeps pace w1th h s cultural and sc e,nttf c ad vanr':tmeht THE HILANO CHAPEL CHURCH Ad 10 00- Elec Co 20 Lasses Rescue Rangers 6 13 My Favor te Martians 8 10 Sigmund and the Sea Monsters 3 4 5 But thts quest could destroy us more rap dly than it has profited us H story recounts the fall of many a c vtl zallon too busy w1th tts search for new tra Is to understand 1ts deeper needs 'i.l: p 13 10 9 30-lnch H gh Pr vate Eye 3 4 15 Even 1n chi l dhood we d splay lhts strange genus which has brought us from primeval forests to th s atomtc age We love to penetrate the untouched spaces to open tra Is where none have ever been THE UNITED BRETHREN IN MASON dams Family 3 4 15 Sabr na 8 9 00 - Sesame St 20 Super Fr ends 6 Emergency Plus 3 4 15 I The history of man s a story of progress Each of 1ts thousands of volumes could bear one common title The Quell tor New Trall1 BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Ear Shu er pastor Wor sh p ser v ce 9 30 a m Sund ay Sunday schoo 10 30 a n B bl e study and prayer serv ce 7 30 p m Thursday George Casto pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 e\lenmg worsh p 7 30 Thursday even ng prayer se rv ce 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTIST Second and Potneroy Sts Stan Cra g pastor Sunday school 9 45 am worsh p serv ce 11 a m tra n ng un on 6 30 p m even ng worsh p service 7 30 p m M d week prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m Ja'ke s Place6 ltdsvllle3 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Popeye Harr Bear Bunch B 8 30 - Yog s Gang 13 Huck & Yog1 6 M1ster Rogers LATTER DAY SAINTS Port and Rae ne Road W I am ROl.!Sh pastor Dennv Evan s Sunday Sc hoo D re c tor Sun day Scnoo 9 30 am Morn ng worsh p 10 30 am Sunday even ng serv ce 7 p m Wedneselay even ng prayer serv ces 7 JO p m CHRIST Robert Shook pastor Sunday schoo 9 30 am Russe l l Spencer supt worsh p serv ce 10 45 a m even ng worsll p a ternat ng w th C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meeting 7 31) p m Wednesday A fred Wolfe ay leader WHITES CHAPEL Coolv l-Ie R D Rev Roy Deeter pas or Sunday Schoo 9 30 am worsh p serv ce 10 30 a m B b e study and prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 J() p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST ~ Rod Kaser pastor V H Braley Sunday schoo l sup ! Sunday schoo l 9 J() am wo sh p s erv ce and com mun on 0 30 am youth meet ng 6 p m Sunday even r g se rv ce 7 regular bonrd meet ng th rd Sat urday 7 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday School 9 30 ann Worshrp serv ce 11 am Wednesday pray e r meet ng 7 30 p m Sunday n ght worsh p 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Loyd D Gr mm Jr pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Young peop l es serv ce 6 45 p m Evangel st c se rv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng serv ce 7 30 p m MASON COUNTY 10 6 00 - Chr stopher Closeup 10 6 30 TV Classroom 8 Fa th for Toda y 10 Kentucky Af eld 3 7 00 - Netghbors 13 Farm Front 4 Fun for Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 8 10 7 1.s-Woma n s Pomt of V ew 13 OF K ngsbury Road Sunday Sc oo 9 30 a m Ra ph Carl sup ! Wor sh p serv ce 10 30 am and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer mee t ng Wednesday 7 JO p m Rev Jay St les pas or OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev Car l R cha rds pastor Mrs Wor l ey Franc s Sunday s.c hoo su pt Sun d ay sc llool 9 45 an d urch services second and fou lh Sundays fol ow ng Sunday schoo f r st and lh rd Sunday even ngs 7 30 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pastor Sunday Schoof sup! Rona d Osborne B be Schoo l 9 30 a m preach ng 0 45 a m Even ng serv ces 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST Rona Cl We Is pa stor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Young Peop e s Serv ce 6 45 p m Evangel st c ser v ce 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Thursday 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev L R G uesencamp pastor Roger W lfr ed Sr Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday Schoo 9 JO a m Sunday even ng worsh p 7 30 Prayer meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Dee ter c ass eader Youth mee t ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF Mov e Valley of the Zomb1es News 4 13 SATURDAY FEBRUARY2 DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Danny Evans pastor No man C WI supt Su dily Sc hoo 9 30 a m Worsn p serv ce 10 30 a m Chr stan Endeavor Sunday even ng REORGANIZED CHURCH JESUS Connecfton 20 M ar sha ll News M eeh ng 33 00 - Wlasterp ece Theater 33 G rl W th Somelh ng Ext a 3 4 15 Stage Center 20 S1x M1ll on Dol lar Man 6 3 Moves Arrowhead 10 Z1gzag 8 30 Br an Ketth 3 4 15 00 - News 20 Mountam Scene 33 Toma 6 13 Dean Mart n J 4 IS 30 - Who Is Man ? 33 00-News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janak 33 30- Johnny Carson 3 4 15 In Concert 6 Movr e Speedway 8 Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte 13 Robmson Crusoe on Mars 10 00 Midnight Spec~al3 4 In Concert 13 pm Us. 7 00 - Truth or Consequences J Beat th e Clock 4 News 10 6 What s My L ne? 8 Wi ld Kingdom 13 I Spy 15 Electroc Co 8 00 - Sanford and Son 3 4 15 Wa sh ngton Rev1ew 20 33 D rty II ll!U IS I "I ' f II ~ I I I 222 13 ~OR I~[EW LAUREL CLIFF FR'EE METHODIST Rev Robert E Buckey pasta W 1 am Ba e y Sup Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p 0 30 a m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday Chr stan YoLJth C usa de 6 30 p m Tllursday c ho r pract ce 7 II Ad ler Counsel ng Techn1ques 33 Truth or Consequences 6 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 ABC N ews 6 ~BS N ews a 10 Room QU[EST • MISs I ISH Perdas daugh ter f Mr and Mrs J •hn Perd"s Kingsbury News, Notes Helen Help FRIDAY FEB 1 1974 pm OF • 7- The Dati~ Senlmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 F< b 1 In4 7 JO p n MT UN. ON HE DOES.tT G.U T UNTIL I "rniWW ~W SHOE AT HIM Syndicate Inc ) - �.. u_ ,_TlleU,~II\&nlmel.Midille~rs;~·;i~~l ·B: o· .. Y··S .In MemOIJ Sq1d e r wl10 pa SSf' d ilway I eb rv ary 1 1•no Th e y,ear!. h cw e pc'l SSC'd S1 n ce yot• vr bl'l'n unrH' N L UMI::. I ax ~Cr\< t CP 9 ~ 111 Itt 5 p m D a tly , exce pt Su!'lday e v e ntng s by appotntm ent onlv Co Rd 22 o fl Rt 7 bypass Phon'' wanda E biHl .9 9l 'J1 !'} I l 301 " Bu t •n ou r h ea r ts you l •nCJc r on TRAIN WITH FULL PAY Ttme c an ' t c llan ge the way w e fe e l O r t.lk€' <1W<1 Y the Si!dnPSS <.111 1 We k.now YOl! r e t1i'lppy t llcrc w!!h God A nd found l..lf'BCe o f rn 1nd And we 110 p l~ some doy WC' II mee t vou T h e r e Wtlll a lp v•r'lg Goct s-o k.u1d Sa dly mased by W1fe c hildren and grandd,.jdr crt ? 1 It ( IN LOV IN G memory af \Nallpr ' Matt Hencjrtcks wno passed away s y ear'~ aQo Feb 1 1969 Sadly m1 SSet.l t · wde c hildren and lam rly t 1 ttc GIRLS IN MEMORY of Grover - Sa lser Sr who pa ss ed away one y ear ago , Feb 1 1973 D eep tn our ht:!art s you W• l l always stay Wde , .child r en . and grand children ') 1 lip Notice WILL do Tree Trt m mtng work and will se ll ft rewoo d Phon e 949 3910 or 949 31tl6 2 1 6tc GRADUA TI ON P resent'> 16 days tn Eur ope (Rome Parts London . Swtlz er land . Naple s! June 2d July 9 Tea c her s as cha pero n es $750 Deadl tn e Mar c h 1 Joh n Bailey, 98 5 d2d8 2 1 Jlp 11 HOME INSURANCE 553 Russell St . mu• , ..... (Gravel Holll Mtddleport, Oh10 Phone 992. 7155 BE A PAPER CARRIER. \;t~le IN$UU. NCI r .1r- r t r~ and Ca~ualtv Company BAND at Jack ' s Club , Frtday and Saturday 1 31 2tc SHOO TING Match , Rae me Gun Club, Sunday, February 3. I p m A ssort ed meat s, fa c tory choked guns only 1 JO J t c NEED YOUR BOOTS? OLD man QuiSenberry has nme patrs , now repa t red . and r eady to go P lease come tn our shop , bring a tew "cO I.Jpons " (Washmgton's ptcture l to redeem your boots Thank s tn advanc e B Qu•senberry , Sy racuse , Oh•o ~---.i_~-- - --- ~~ Jtp FREE home demonstrattons of th e Compact not a vacuum cleaner, but a new tdea tn a home care appltance 25 yr guarantee . Ca l l dd6 0Jd7 for appt 1 30 61p The Daily SHOOTING Match Corn Ho l low Gun Club Turn ftrst right after Mtles Cemetery , Fac rory choked R ufland guns only Su nday , Fe bruary 3. 1 p m 1 30 Jtc Sentinel DANCE I Whispering Pines Night Club Friday & Saturday Nights 10 Til2:00 Music By For years, The Sen tinel has helped young people develop the attributes and talents which spell success in adult life. The Mavericks Advancement and Money Call These can be yours in selling our product. Full or Part Time work available for men or women. 992-2156 • Phone 446-0677 OR FlU. OUT -------------, I I I I I ---:-:-:-:::--NAME AGE ADDRESS I ( I .' !----=:----1 I CITY I I lI I 'I I I ZIP CODE 'I I •------------.1 • '' ' ' I On Most American Cars - GUARANTEEDPHONE 992 -2094 FOR SALE Large leve l IOI on New Lt ma Road , Ru tl a nd All utt l tttes avatlable Phon e 74'1 308] fv•11 ddlepor1 · Pomeroy Open BTo IS Monday thru Saturday 600 E Mam , Pomeroy , 0 • Emplovment Wanted INTERIOR and exter1or patnftng by hour or c ontract 10 years e)(per i ence Call Ca r l Nelson , 99 2 SOlD 1 30 6tp STEREO RADIO, am fm 6 t rack ta p e combtnatton . 4 w a y speaker s ound s y s t em Ba lan ce $ 102 66, or use our budget t erms Ca ll 991 3965 1 11 H e POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992 -2094 Pomeroy 606 E. Mam Ca ll 992 37 16 1 31 Si p OFFICE SUPPLIES Mob1le Homes For Sale SALE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 7 PM Pets For Sale Help Wanted Auto Sales ---- ~ - Real Estate For Sale For Rent or Sale For Rent Help Wanted WANTED PAPER CARRIER WANTED IN POMEROY PHONE 992-2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL POMEROY, 0. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT case No 21115 Estate ot Alfred M Elberfeld, Deceased . Notice 1S hereby g i ven that Mary Eltzabeth Morris , of Pomeroy , Ohio, has been duly appointed Execulr•x of the Estate :>f Alfred M Elberfeld , de"o: dSed 1 1ate of Meigs County, OhiO Credtlors are required to f 1le their cla i ms with satd fiduciary WIThin four months Oated thls 22nd day of January 1974 Mann ing 0 . Webster, Judge Court of Common Pleas, Probate Dtv i slon (1) 25 , 121 t. e. 3tc REALTY POME For Sale Wanted To Buy BEAUTIFUL Walnuf stereo rad1o am fm, ta p e com b 1nation , 8 track tap e dec k 60 ,000 BTU Gas stove Phone CASH - paid for al l makes and Balance $103 49, or terms 992 2602 mode ls o f mobtl e h,omes available Call 992 3965 1 27 6tp Phone area code 6ld 423 9531 1 21 tfc 4 13 tf c TRAILER , 12 X 60, 2 bedroom Very good condtt1on, car 1 HIVE of bees Call 992 700 3 peted , furntshed or un 1 J 1 6tc It's s.,ow Tire Time! furn tshed Porch and shed included Phon e 592 34 38 RIVERSIDE Auto Wrecktng 1 27 6tc will pay $5 tor a ll iunk cars Phone (304) 882 5244 or 773 10 " HAMMER mill. ltk e new. 5890 wtth overhead ptp e and 1 27 26tc Po st five Stop and Go In Mud baggtng attachment and & Snow hammer mt l l belt Cal l 949 75 BALES of sfraw , ca l l 985 2175 1805 ALL SIZES IN STOCK 2 1 3tp l 27 6tc CO-OP COUNTRY SOUIRE 120 NO 1 copper. 65c , radiators, ""HANDMA'DE qu tit Ca ll 992 32c. red brass . J5c. batterte s. 7252 $1 20 M A Hall , ReedS\Iille , 2 I 3tc Ohio Phone 378 6249 ~---~~----- -- 1 27 tt c 1940 CHRYS L ER 1946 Ford -------------Tra cto r w1th equipment and LAND co n t racf or rent wtth attachments , 1973 Hoover opt ton to buy About Dial a mafic Pow er Dr tve 50 acres wtth some t ype Phone 985 4132 2 1 6tc of storage bulldtng The bigger th e better Can be tn any condtfton , wtll do r epa trs NEW 1974 ZIG ZAG SEWING Within 20 mtles of Mason, W MACHINES In ortginal Va or Pomeroy If you know fa ctory carton Z ig Zag to of some vacated land please make buttonholes, sew on call collect Phon e 992 5335 buttons, monograms , and 1 27 6tp make fancv designs wt th iusf the tw tst of a smgle d ta l Left OL D furnitu re, oak. tables. tn lay a way and never been clocks, tee boxes , brass beds, used. Will sell for only S47 dtshes or complete cash, or terms ava ilable households Wr tte M D Phone 992 2984 1 21 tfc Mi l ler , R t 4, Pomeroy , Oh to, ca ll 992 627 1 5 13 tf c ELEL r R.C ... u ..... vacuum cleaner, A I cond ttton , ... ~.:::. paper bags, has cordwtnder Wanted WANTED! ' POSITIONS OPEN IN NEW FOOD STORE All kinds of food store employees cashiers, carryouts, stock men, bakery help, experienced meat cutter, etc. Apply in person at Powell's 3uper Valu W, Second St. Pomeroy, 45769 o., An Equal Opportunity Employer L~nes Lines and All work done by the foot or contract AlsO dozer work ilnd sept1c tanks In- stalled . ASK US ABOUT PRE- FABRICATED See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-7089 N1ght 992 -3525 or 992-5232 .,.. ~ "' Butlf to Your 'Specs . Delivered to Job Stte ' . HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. Mason , W Va . 173. 5554 EXCELLENT LOCATION Very attract•ve 3 BR home on double leve l lot . Lovely k 1f chen, lots of cabinet s, range, 2 ovens. ref, din1ng room Nice patio About 3 yrs. old LOTS OF COUNTRY LIVIN HERE. 17 fenced acres Close tn. 2 yr . old home. 3 BR Kitchen has lots of cab.net s, range & ref Nice dining area. Garage, barn & storage. An exce ll ent buy BARGAIN HUNTER here's let Us Install Now! what you are look1ng for . 2 s t ory frame Some car · petmg, pane l 1ng, & tile. New bath , furnace & hot water SUPFR tank CLOSE TO FORKED RUN 9 .. _ ~FRVICE STA Jack W. Carsey , Mgr 6il Phone 992-99J2 '- - -- - - -- - - - - ' GROCERY bustness for sale BuildtnQ for sate or l ease Phone 773 5618 from 8 .30 p m . to 10 p m for appointment 3 20 tfc SIN GER sewtng mac hines 1972 model m beauttful walnut cabmet. Makes deS tQn sttt c hes , ztg zag, but1onholes. blind hem s, etc L1ke new Only $89 95 Cal l Ravenswood 273 9521 or 273 9693 after 5 00 12 7 tfc ~eal Estate For Sale LAKE - 77 acres Park your Mobile Home or build. Ci ty wa t er ava 1lable. Don't m 1ss th1 s one. BELIEVE IT OR NOT, we have a modern 3 year old 3 BR home K itchen has lots of cabinet s & range Large dining area. Carpeted. Laundry R carport . 1/1 acre. $16.000 00. HOME OWNERS - Good homes are selling qu1 ckly WHY NOT LIST WITH US NOW. HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992 -22S9 If no answer 992-2568 - ----------' ANTiQUE 6 , oak curved glass Chona cab mel. anHque cloc.ks, rare Amen can coin glass lamp. "Rebecca al The wefl•• Teapot , Satsuma Vase, ex QUtSite lusters , Copper lu ster P•lcher , Signed New Maro,nsville Spooner ; rare Porlland ~~ads~u~~~,;~ PHo~~~~~~ ~a~k~o p la tes. cas tor set, cut g tass. Sig n ed Durand Vase, Stephens & WiI I' am s vase, carn1val g lass Pr t\late 992 2662 acre of ground fronting on the hard surface road with a II utilities available. Zoned for your · /1 omes. pnc · edt o se 11 f as t a t pro t ec t•10n 1or mce $3,000 Ph. 992 -5271 Lmcoln Htll Pomeroy. 0. Painting ASpecialty Area's Most Reasonable Prtces All work guaranteed EXPERIENCED GEORGE S. HOBSTEnER JR, REAL ESTATE BROKER, Box 101, ·0 Pomeroy, Qh 1 , _ _ _ _..;,P.iHiiOiiiiiNiiEioll98ii51i-iii4ii181i6ioAiiililftlieliroi41i:oloOOiiooioPooi'oilM~.--_. . Big capacity Maytag Automatics 2 speed operatton Choice of water temps Auto water level control. Lint F i Iter or Power Fin Ag itator . ,., Perfl'l a- Press MIXED HAY , SOc bale, Mr . Harry Gutfme at A l fred on 681, or cal l 985 3883 1-31 l ip fi FIRST CALF Holstein heifers, Wtll sell one or all Phone 949· 3777' 1 31 6tc Maytag Halo of Heat HOUSE Wtth go1.rage on 1 acre , t;, m tie from Minersville on Forrest Run Road , 2 bedrooms with bath, Clt'r' water and septtc tank $6 ,000 . Call 992 9551 1 31 3tc Dryers Surround clothes With gentle , even heat. No hot spots , no overdrymg . Ftne Mesh Lint Filter We Specialize In - -- - - - - - - - - - - - -· ' 10' Commanche truck camper. MAY TAG Red Carpet Serv1ce RUTLAND FURNITURE· 742-4211 Arnold Grate Rutland ~~~ Jlp L - _ : _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - ' . 500 E. MAIN ' Radia WILL BUY USED CARS 74 MAVERICK ................ ........ $3395 73 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, rad. tires, air ··· · 5900 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air · ....... 15900 72 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air······· 14900 1 2 Dr , 6 cyl., auto , vinyl top. 73 Olds Cut. Sup. Cpe., v-roof, air, pow. 13995 71 Dodge Dart HT Cpe., V-8, auto......... 12495 70 Chi}Sier Newport 4 Dr., pow. & air .... 11995 70 Olds 98 Lux. Sed~ full pow., ~ir, ...... 12095 Luxury sedan, 4 dr. , one owner and loaded 70 OLDS DELTA as .................. $1395 4 Dr ., factory air. P.S. , P.B., nice car. DI L ES Heartng Atd Center, At hens , ser\l tces a ll makes H eartng test s by ap potntm e nl Rental plan available Phone .S92 6238 1 29 12tp BI SS ELL Const ru clton, room addtfton s a nd r erttodelmg Profess1ona) floor sandtng and f tnrshtng . old and new Refe ren ces availab le Phone 949 383 3 1 25 26tc PR ICE CONSTRUCT I ON . Roofing , sp out tng , k ttchens and bathrooms Complete re mod elmg Phone 742 6273 12 3 tf c DOZER and back hoe work. ponds and sep ti c tank s, d tt chtng serv tce, fop soil, ftl l d1rf. l tmesfone . B&K Ex cavating Phon e 992 5367 or 992 386 1 9 1 tf c Real Estate For Sale DESIRAB LE two bedroom house m M tdd l eport , rea d y to occupy Call 992 5310 13126tc AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cancelled? Lost your operator's lt ce nse Call 992 7d28 615tfc 70 FORD LTD ......................... $1395 72 AMBASSADOR .......... .......... $1595 '- "' . r emodeltng work . Cal l 843 23<11 tor FREE E STIMATES I 11 26tc EXCAVATING , dozer, loader ' and backhoe work, sepi1C ta nk s mstalled , dump t rucks and lo boys for h1re , will haul ftll dtrt , top so t! , ltmest one and gravel, Call Bob or Roger Jeffers . day phone 992 7089 . ntghf phone 992 3525 or 992 523 2 21 11fc DOZER work . land c learmg by LARGE so ltd 2 story older home th e ac r e hour ly or contract. tn Tupper s Platns , 8 rooms farm ponds , roads , etc , Large and bath Fam ti Y room Wtth dozer and operator Wtlh over natural ftreprace K ttchen 20 years ex pertence Pu llin s wtth ga s rang e Ca rp et and Ex cavaltng, Pom eroy , OhtO panelltng , wrap around · Phone 992 2478 porch. good garden area , 12 19 tfc sto r age shed , cellar, one acre with large trees and shrub WILKIN SO N Small Engtne bery F orced a~r furnace. oil Sa le s, Repat r on al l sma ll furna ce or LP gas hea t On l y e n g mes , chain saws, $16,5 00 Phone 9d9 3195 prectston ground 399 W Matn 2 1 6fp Str eet Phon e 992 30 92 1 17 26tc SPACIOU S b t Leve l and spltt l eve l homes are now under J & B Auto Body, 330 Mechantc. expert au to bodywork , consfru c tion o n c tfy water complete auto ref tntsh tng , 15 and sewer Many deluxe years expe r tence U n1on features mcludtng atr con memb e r ot I A of M dt tt ontnQ Best f tnan c mg F ree es timat es We have for avai l ab l e Other type homes sale a 1965 Mercury Montclatr tn d tfferent areas on F H and a 1969 Potnltac Grand Adm ftnanctng Wtth no down PrtX Phone 992 53 35 paym ent Call collect (837 1 27 61 c 6540) or wrtte to MEIGS DEVE LOPME NT , P 0 Box 33, Mtddleport, Oh to, 45760 READY MIX CONCRETE 1 9 tfc del1vered right to your protect. Fast and easy Free estimates Phone 992 3284 Goeglein Ready Mix Co , Midd l eport. Ohio 6 JO tfc 69 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., V-8 auto... · .... · 4 Dr., factory air , P.S. , P. B. 68 Chev. 71 VEGA HATCHBACK ............ $1795 C BRADFORD. Auc1ionee r Complete Serv1ce Phone 949 3821 Ractne . OhtO Critt Bradford 5 1 tfC ------------- - 2 Dr H T ., P . S., P. B., factory air . 72 MATADOR ............... .. ........ $1695 --------------FOR el ec tn c al. plumbtnQ , and Automatic transmission . ·~ ·• -;;· B Tt ·,1fonL Sr Brokd· 110 Mecha111c Srreet Pomeroy . Oh10 ... s7o9 • nearly - 11!2 acres level land . 2 bedroom home 1n a sma l l hamlet A l 1tt le bit of privacy Askmg $9,500 00 POMEROY - Only a few yea r s o ld Full basement, yard, 2 bedrooms, large living w1th lireplace. $15.000.00. REDUCED Here's your chance for the future A new bnck business buildmg w ith 2 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates. Ph 446 47 82, Ga l ltpo!i s, J ohn Russell Owner and Operator . 5 12 tfc SEPT IC TANKS , AROB IC SYS TEMS S EWAGE CLEANED , REPAIRED MILLER SAN ITAT I ON , STEWART, OHIO PH 662 3035 4 Speed. factory air · 71 MUSTANG ......................... $1695 2 Dr. H. T., 6 cyl .. auto. ·• .. .. 73 CHEVY CUSTOM 10 ............. $2395 67 Chev. Imp. Coupe, V-8, auto............ )}45 Karr & Van Zandt V-8, auto. Long wide bed. "' "You' ll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Untii6:00--Til Sp.m. Sat.' RIGGS USED CARS 985-4100 Chester, Stiversville News Notes 0. . SHOP THE RUTLAND BARGAIN CENTER 2 bedroom bungalow, all on one floor, new gas furnace, oak floors Only Special Used Furniture Buys·, , , $10,000.00 POMEROY - Near shoppmg 3 bedrooms. bath , porches, ha rdwood floors , nat gas heat. down, balance Ask1ng $3,000 $97 07 a month oo COUNTRY - W•lhm 3 mdes ol Gavin. 3 bedrooms, bath, gas furnace, ce ll ar and garden $9,500 Will take an offer HOUSE TALK IS OUR MAIN : I LARGE, SMALL. OLD. WE HAVE •• HllfNl fli'ORD (,,_,f./DON d If I'd Olo:'IJ A<,\O(If, ~ ~ 992 -33 25 or 992-361 ') OF QUALITY 1970 PLYMOUTH DUSTER $1395 2 Door, 340 V 8 engine, 4 speed trans. , blk. viny l 1nter1or, yefloW f i nish, radio, good ti-re'S , reversible chrome wheels 1967 CHEVELLE 4 DOOR $995 6 cy l , automat1c trans., sharp car w1th clean tntenor , good t1res, be1ge finJsh, radto 1972 CHEVROLET PICKUP $2495 Econom •ca l 6 cy l eng1ne, automatic trans, P.B., radto, 10,350 m1les & show room clean Never hauled anything, dark ol1ve fm1sh, f1res s.how little wear & spare has never land. Mr: FINANCIAL REPORT 10 P1ece Walnut Om1ng Room Su1te King Size Bedroom Su 1te by Bassett 1 & 2 P1ece L1vmg Room Suites Used Refrigerators, 525 up Rutland Furniture 742·4211 See Herb, Grate .. Rutland, 0. Dave or Mike OF TOWNSHIPS For Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 1973 Sctplo Township, County of Metgs P () Address, Rt. 2, Albany, Ohto. Date January 30, 1974. 1 cert tly the followmg report to be correct Glenn E . Jewell TownshiP Clerk SUMMARY OF CASH .~ Cemetertes 17 1 00 Llghttng 38 91 Grand Tota l Expenditures General Fund 3.733 34 Bat , Dec 31, 1973 2,331 89 Total Expenditures Plus Ba t Dec Jl. 1973 6,065 23 MOTOR VEHtClE eDA YTON THOROBRED 2+2 BELTED eDA YTON THOROBRED POLY 4 eMEDALLION 2+2 BELTED eMEDALLION 4 PLY POLYESTER ALL WHITI;WALLS ANY SIZE MOUNiEO, BALANCED AND INCLUDING FEDERAL TAXES VA. •' and Mrs. Terry Proffitt, Mrs Ruby Bryant, and Mrs. Carol Cornell were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Monte Proffitt and family the past week. Rev . Noah Haskins, Middleport, called on fr1ends in this community on Tuesday afrernoon . Mr. and Mrs. Tim Wilkinson and Shawn of Columbus were LICENSE TAX FUND Balance. January 1,1973 28 67 Recetpls Motor Vehic le Lie Tax 6,786 10 Tota l Receipts 6,786 . 10 BALANCES, RECEI~TS Total Begmn i ng Balance AND EXPENDITURES P l us Receipts 6,814 77 Balance Jan. I. 1973 "'Expenditures 456 Tota l ExpendituresGeneral f;I.Jnd Motor Veh tcle Miscellaneous 1,370 33 28 67 Mamtenance Ltcense Tax Fund 4,396 59 6,241 22 Gasoltne Tax Fund Grand Total Expenditures 6,274 .. 5 Totals Motor \leh Ltc Tax 5.766 92 Total Rece1pts Balance , Dec 31. 1973 1.0.47 85 6,060 67 Total Exp , PIUS Genera l Fund Motor Vehtc l e Li ce nse Balan ce, Oec 31. 1973 6.814 77 ~' TaJII Fund 6,786 10 GASOLINE TAX FUND Gasoline Tax Fund 28,800.00 Ba l ance, January 1, 1973 1. 184 18 h ire District Fund 6,241 Gen Fed Rev Sharmg 3,096 00 Rece1ph Ttltals 45,926 95 Gasol1ne Tax 13,200 00 ~'TOTAL Rece1pts & Balances Other 15 ,600 00 General Fund 6,065 23 Total Rece1pts 28 ,800 00 Motor Veh1cte L1cense Total Beginning Balance ·· Tax Fund 6,817 77 Plus Receipts 35,041 22 Gasoline Tax Fund 35,041.22 Expend•tures F;tre Otstrtct Fund 1, 18" 18 Tota l ExpendituresGen Fed Rev Shar1ng 3,096 00 Miscellaneous 31.434 39 T-ptals 52,201.40 3, 459 53 Maintenance • EJtt:pendtlures Grand Total Exp . ~eneral F und 3,733 34 Gasolme Ta x Fund 34,893 92 Motor Veh tcle L1cense Balance, Dec 31, 197 3 147 30 n Tax Fund 5,766 92 Total Exp plus Bal Gesoline Tax Fund 34,893 .92 Dec 31. 1973 35,041 22 Fire Otstrtcf Fund 1,018 .33 FIRE DISTRICT FUND ' <fen Fed Rev Sharmg 3,030.41 Receipts tctals 4fi,.442.92 Tangtble Personal •· Balance, Dec ll. 1973 26 .73 Property Tax ...._ General Fund 2,331.89 Other L 157 ,4 5 1,18418 Jt4otor Vehicle License Total Rece1Dts !< Tax Fund 1.047 as Total Beginning Balance 1,184.18 Jaasolme Tax Fund 147 30 Plus Receipts fil!ire Oistrtct Fund 165 8S Expenditures «en Fed Rev Sharing -65.59 Contracts 1,000 00 '{Pial 3,758.49 Aud1tor & Treas Fees 18 33 ~ cash Balance, Receipts 1,01 8 33 Tofal Expendttures . • And ExpenC11hires lr'15 05 Bal , Dec 31 , 19 73 " By Fund Tolal Exp Plus Ill GENERAI:.FUND Bat . Dec , 31.1973 1,184 18 456 'Q:atiilnce . Jan 1. 1973 FEDe:RAL REVENUE • Rece1pts SHAR lNG Gen Prop , Tax Receipts 1.]36 18 Fed Rev . Sharing • Real Estate 3,096 00 40 10 Total Beginning Balance . 'fl.nq Pers Prop TIt X 2,636 ,611 l;ocat Govn . Oistr t 3,096 OQ PI u.s Receipts 178 23 Lili:luor Perm it Fees Expenditures Oigarette Ltcense Payouts J.OlO 41 113 25 Total FKpPnd i t .~ ~r.~~ OJ (l 1 f • Fees and Fines 1S 10 ,...ilf.1n • r t lf •C l l'J'" ... ' ~9 Other l.l41.12 lOidl f.xp' I"'IUS · firtangjbies , Bal , De:c. n.;l913 3,096 ,00 lOial Recei~ts . . 6,060.67 TOWNSHIP DEBT 'JOtal Beginning Balance · . 6,065 .2 3 NOTES ~ • Plus Receipts v ' E ipenditures · • ' p'urpose fQr Which Note ~tar · ExpendtiUresDebt was Cr.ea.ted · . Admtnisfrative . 3,425 93 ' MO:rOR G'RADERN ew I s~ues Ounng Town Halls,, Me-mortal Year 1971 Bu •tdmgs & Grounds 97 50 n NOW THRU FEB. 2 MASO~. POM~!~!~~.~!~~.CO. '(l\ POMEROY, OHIO BEND TIRE CENTER ALL NEW - .@) Pomeroy ·Motor Co. been used . large a1r conditioned off ices, storage and 2 n~ee rest room s A real location for a busmess Nat gas furnace. POMEROY - 2 SIGNS Mrs. Louis DeLuz returned recently from a ten Jlay visit with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Owens and son, Jeffrey, at Flint, Mich. Mrs. Owens is recuperating after bemg hospitalized for several weeks Mrs. fulymond Kerns of Spiller visited Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lawson and chi ldren on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Paulette Van 1\leter, Pomeroy·, )>pent Tuesday afternoon with Mr: and Mrs. Larry Gluesencamp at Port- IN THE PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OH 10 TN THE MATTER OF THE LA STWILLAND TESTAMEN T O F HELEN ARNOLD SOMERVILLE, OECEASED TO No , 20977 PUBLIC NOTICE WHOM IT MAY CON CERN Notice 1S hereby g1ven that on the 23rd dav of January , 1974 , Evelyn Elliott, Exe cu frtx of the last Wtll and Testament of Helen Arnold Somervil le, Decea se d , l ate of Poml Pleasanf, West Vlrgtnta, filed tn th ts courti.Jnder Case No . 20977, an authenticated copy of the Letters of AdmmtS ir atton ISSued to her by the County Court of Mason County , West Vtrglnia Nottce tS further g1ven that all credtfors of satd estate who desire to assert thetr I tens on the real es tate of said decedent located in th1s slate shall present thetr cla tms, duly sworn to . to this courf within stx months after the f l ltng of SBtd letters in th tS court. or the tr sa1d ! te ns sha l l forev er be deemed barred and cancelled weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Durst B1ll Cornell Sr. IS a patient at Veteran~ Memonal Hospital at this writmg. · Mr. and Mrs Victor Durst and Scotty and Jason, of The Plams spent Saturday w1th h1s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Durst and Tom. Mrs. Carol Cornell and Sherry, Mrs , Freda Middleswart and Mrs. Monte Proffitt, local, and Mr and Mrs. Dav1d Bryant, Charleston, W. Va ., were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bryant, Debra and Dave. Mr. and Mrs. Richa•d Abels, of Long Bottom visited Mr. and Mrs. Louis DeLuz on Wednesday evemng. Miss N1cki Dawn Van Meter spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Elaine Lebew. Mr. and Mrs Tom Fitch and farmly visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fitch, Long Bottom, Saturday afternoon. Recent callers al the home of E. H. Carpenrer and family, Louis DeLuz, S. W. Durst, Danny Black. Paul Dean Evans, John Klein, Rev. Noah Haskins, Mr . and Mrs . Woodrow Downie, Pat Odwn, Mrs Charles Hilton, Charles Weddle, Mrs. Roy Donohew, Mrs. Mattie Teaford, Mrs. Ruby Bryant, Debra and Dave and Sherry Cornell. Keno Hidgc New~ _,ote~ Outst Dec Jt , 1973 Rate of tnt Date of F i nal Mat TOTALNew .lssves Durtng Year' 191J Re.d~emed During Year 1973 · Bal , Outst. Dec 31. t Y.7J Rate of In! · 5. 200 ' 15.600.00 5.200 PO 10 ,400 00 6 I 21 1 H e , • Yours For • "<• ,. 71 ford LT.D. 4 Dr. HT 71 AMC Hornet 2 Dr. • •• •• •• . • • 6 cyl., stand. trans ., low Vinyl top, ·ta c. air, line car mileage . · • Your For For Only • • 69 Chev. Malibu 2 Dr. HT 71 Dodge Polaro 2 Dr. HT Real sharp, P.S., P. B Low mileage & real sharp 71 model. For Only 69 Olds Cutlass 2 Dr. V-8, auto., Get 'this one for • • •• • • • • . Air, tape deck, vinyl top. Sharp. • $1595 • $1595 Sale Price •• • We Want You Back Because The Job Was Done Right • Not Because The Job Was Done Wrong See Ceward Calvert, Pat St01y or Bill Nelson REMEMBER We Service What We Sell OUR WORD IS OUR BOND Alfred Social Notes Sunday School attendance on Jan. 27 was 43. The offermg was $23. Perfect attendance bars were awarded to Chas. D. Woode, 4 years ; V1cki Carr, 10 years and Helen Woode, 12 years. Worship services were held at 11 a. m . with the Rev . Meece speakin~ from · John 17 3-8 "Knowing Jesus Chnst Personally". Taking the vows of the church after the sermon were Howard Flanders. Timmy Spencer and Danny Spencer. Attendance was Z'l. offermg, $18.05, and pledge, - $2.00. Thelma Henderson, Nina Robinson and Mr . and Mrs. Cbas. D Woode atrended the Clusrer Hymn Sing at the South Bethel Church on Silver R1dge, Saturday ~vening, Jan. 26. S1x of the cluster churches and two visiting churches were represented w1th a total atrendance of 41. Mrs Clara Follrod and Nma Robinson visired Mr and Mrs. Carleton Follrod and son, Sunday. in Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs , Clarence Henderson called at the Follrod home and at the Ewing Funeral Home in the afternoon to see John Card who met his death in an acCident in Thailand. Recent visitors of Mr and attended the Eastern and Hockmg basketball game Saturday al Hocking. Mrs. Hilda Wh1tc and Mrs. Wilson VIsited Earnest Weber at the Buckley home last week. Mrs. Ailee Dodson and Margaret St. Clair vislted the Buckley · home at Allred Thursday to see Earnest Weber Mrs. Clara Milhoan and son, Tony, called at the office of Dr. Davis Monday. Tony has a broken ankle which he broke while playmg basketball at Eastern. Mr.andMrs , Wayne Milhoan ,called at the home of hiS mother, Mrs. Milhoan and Bernard, Saturday eve11ing. -Glenna S. Milhoan 0~ ••-"'"!!1!1-!l!l~iii!!'!~~!ll!!!!l!!!!l!!!ll!ll-!llil!!liiioooooiliC!:IJ 76 1 new . . Mr. and Mrs Jac~ Conroy of Columbus visited over the weekend With relatives m this area. Mrs. Ailee Furgeson of HWitmgton visited last week MANNING D WEBSTER . PROBATE JUDGE with Mrs. Alice Dodson. Other ( 1J 25 (2) 1, 8, 3tc caliers were Margaret St. Clair and Mildred Frank, Pomeroy. Mr . and Mrs. Richard HWit Redeemed Durmg were presented with a baby 5,200 00 Year 1973 MOTOR GRADERboy recently named Keith New Issues Dur tng Bradley. They have two other Year 1973 5.200 00 Bal , OufsL children, Earl Jr. and Betty Jo . oec 31 , 1973 5, 200 00 Grandparents are Mr. and Rate of int 6 1 16 75 Mrs. Deeter of Long Bottom Date of Fmal Mar A full moon reflects only 7 MOTOR GRADERper cent of the sunlight fall and Mr and Mrs. Lee Hunt. New Issues Durmg . Year 1973 5.200 00 Elamr and Tony Milhoan mg upon it. Bal • • Priced At 6 Cyl , standard. 71 FORD F-250 ............ ............ $1895 " • Priced for qu1ck sale V-8 auto ., air, one owner. t. Pickup, V-8, 3-speed .... ... 11295 302 V-8, standard. long wide bed Located on St. Rt. 7 .. Pr1ced Air, vinyl top. like 72 GMC 1/z Ton Pickup 1 129~ 67 Chevelle 4 Door, 6 cyl., auto............ 1395 64 Olds S8 HJ. Cpe., power, air .......... -1395 73 FORD F-100 ........................ $2795 72 Mereu!} Cougar XR7 • ~ 10·4 tfc SEPT I C TANKS cleaned Modern Sa nttat1on, 992 3954 or 992 7349 10 23 tfc Ifz Local one owner. Priced Only 66 Buick 4 Door, V-8, auto ........... •· ·.. ·1295 68 P~mouth HJ: Sedan .................... 1395 67 Buick Elec. HJ. Sed., power, air ....... 1395 - - -------- -- TEAFORD Factory a1r, vinyl top, one owner 68 Chevelle Coupe, V-8 molor, auto. · ·· ··.. 1395 · 71 PINTO················· · ····· ······· $1695 "' .... • .. .-· 72 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr. Sed. 72 Chrysler New Yorker 2 Dr. HT 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air·· .. ·· .... 11895 70 Camaro HJ. Coupe, V-8 auto., P.S. ··· · 11995 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. HJ., v-roof, air ..... SS95 4 Dr . wagon with rack. SEWING MACHINES Repatr se rvt ce. all makes. 99r rrB4 The Fabri c Shop . P.omeroy A uthor tz ed Si nge-r Sti l es and Ser vtce we Sharpen Sctssors 3 :19 tfc POMEROY, OHIO 72 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air·"· .... 14900 70 OLDS 98 ............................. $1995 Pomeroy Ph 992 2174 'I ' ·' FOR SPRING RUSH ON NEW CARS 64 CADILLAC .......................... $195 64 PONT lAC ...................... ······ $195 63 PONTIAC ............................ $195 73 MAVERICK················· ....... $2295 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. .. -'.\ WE WANT TO MOVE THESE USED CARS SO WE CAN HAVE ROOM deluxe interior . From th e la rge st T ruck or Bul ldo zer Rad1ator to t he smalles t Hea te r Core . Nathan Biggs Radtalor Spec1ahst • •• PRE SPRING CLEAN UP SAtE 4 Dr . Custom dark green, light green vinyl top. per acre. ---------- --_1_~ l ie . . - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - -- - - - - -1 $650 00, one non reg ts lered mare, S years ol1d, OVHSA Champton , $,.50.00 1 one AQHA Registered aeldin~:J , 1972 OVHSA Barrel Champion. raced in 1973. plltced twtce rn fhree off i cia l AQHA races Jr Ken,nedy, Tuppers Platns , Ohto , phone 6~7 6372 Gene's Body Shop I SMITH NELSON M LOOK! WHAT '195 - WOOD TRUSSES - V1r·q1l and many attachments shampooer attachm e ntA lso in . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · eluded (Only 4 available) at A name you cannot forget "WILDWOOD $17 70 cash or term s EST.ATES" located on the Flatwoods road. available . Phone 992 ·298.4 1·21 ·1fc between State Route 7 and State Route 33. One - -- --· - -- Water Power . ..., ·• 'J. 1 ttc FURNITURE COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio University's Walter Luckett, as he has all season, leads the scoring race in, the Mid-Ameri· · can Conference with an average of 24.3 pomts per game. James McElroy of Central Michigan IS a d1stant second With a mark of 17.6 per contest, with j\l!ami's Phil Lumpkm third at 16.9. I I .··l .. Wheel Alignment '5.55 Pomeroy Home & Auto B&G AUCTION MAC CIRCULATION DEPT. I THE DAILY SENTINEL I 111 COURT ST. POMEROY. OHIO 45769 DITCHING SERVICE UP H OLSTE RY l abrtCS by th e yard 54 tnches wtde as low as \ I 95 per Yard Velvets a s l ow a s !.3 45 Import ed values , WILL babys tl Ill m y home by $9 95 , we also have nylon , and hou r day or w eek No ntghts nercu l on co tt on prmt s, Phone 991 7102 vmy l s, rem nan ts by th e ya r d 14 Riverside Dr . 1 30 61C or by th e pt ece Pomeroy Athens, Oh1o Recove r y, 621 E Matn St , Stop In and See Our Pomeroy Phone 991 7554 Btl! Wade · Aucttoneer 1 29 26tc Floor Display . 19 57 WESTWOOD mobt le home, e 1ec tr 1c furna ce. exce ll e nt FOA M to ftll your old co u c ll and chatr cusllton s as low as c ondtlton Phon e 99'1 SB67 or $10 95 Upho l st ery books only 992 3005 ~ Oc , <1 tn ch cover ed fo am I 79 Sip mattre sses for sta ndard stze AK C Toy Poodle PuppteS, bed S29 95 Po m e roy $75 00, Stamese K tftcn s . S15 Consignments acRecovery, 621 E Matn St r ee t Phone 1 256 6247 Po m eroy Phon e 992 7554 1 10 26 t c cepted 10 a.m. to 6 p.m . GRILL c ook , carnop, and kll 1 29 26 tc chen help wanted Apply tn daily, or w1ll pay cash person , Crow's St eak Hou se for your household 1 27 t iC COAL FOR SA LE , JAY M A R 1969 F ORD ptCkUP Explorer COAL C OMP A N Y , THE itPm~ . PhOne 992 3640 MEIGS & G A L LlA L I N E, D IRECT Sa les D ts fr t butors . 1 27 12tc ST ATE ROUTE 7 AT wanted for vttam tn S and --- CHESHIRE O PEN 7 TILL organt c products Part or ful l 1'97{) cAD IL L AC Coupe DeVille . 6 30 PM 5 D AYS A WEEK ttm'"' Fo r tn ter vtew , wrtt e fu l l y automaltc Myrt le PH O N E 997 56 93 Mary E ng l e. RR 1. Box 19, Walker , Rac tne . Ohto 1 28 51c Unton OhtO d5322 1 31 31c 1 16 161p AM FM radtO stereo. 8 tr lck ---- - ~-----~-- MaltbUo t ape co mb tnalton , 4 speaker 1968 CHEVROLET LO ST tn Mtddleport near KOSCOT KOSMETIC S & WIG S automatt c 307 F atr condtfton , so und system Ba lan ce T homp son 's tra ile r court. We have the product on hand $750 Ca ll 992 7637 $ 101 52, or t erm s ava tla ble St ame se cat b e tge body dark 1 27 12tc and we de l tver to you per Phone 992 3965 pomts reward Ca ll 99 2 3372 sonally He len Jane Brown, 1 28 tf c Franc•~ Bearhs or Ktm Neal 1966 OLI!ISMOBILE Cu tlass for 992 51 11 2 1 6t c 12 30 lie PA IN T DAMAGE 1974 Ztg Zag sa l e B cyltnder , power brakes and power s teertng , SEWIN G MACHINE S Sltll tn MA L E c at blac k wtth wht te NEED woman to ltve m and automatte lransmiSS tOn Wtll ortgtnaJ cartons No at stoma ch , betw ee n Bash a n & tak e mother's place of 1 se ll reasonab l e Phone 99 2 ta c hm ents n eeded as our Ra c tne aret~ on County Road children tn a new , r espectable control s are butl t tn Se ws 238 6 18, had on black flea collar . I 2 1 4tc hom e You may also ha ve 1 Wtth 1 or 2 need l es. makes year old Phone 949 4609 chtld of your own Phone 99 1 bu tt onholes . sew on butto n s, 2 1 6tc 2536 monograms, and bltnd h e m 1 B lf c stt t c h F ull cas n pn ce \38 50 or budge t pl an available 5 ROOM home and bath , cement Phone 992 2984 blo c k garage, gas furna ce, I 28 tf c used 1 year N ew rooL house CONCORD Travel Tra tl er n tce need s mtnor re patrs and for coup l e Ca ll 992 7479 patnl ss.aoo tnc l udes an extra 1 31 H e 3 BEDROOM hou se trail e r , VACUUM Cleane r s new 19 7d Model Compl et e wtth all lot w tth a two room house ex tra n tce yard Lo ca ted tn cle an tng too ts Small pa mt Phone 992 ·5335 Shade Ava t lable tm damage m Sh•PP•n g Wtlt take 1 27 6tp medtately Phone 696 1283 $27 cas h or budge t pl a n ---~ ---------2 1 6tp available Phon e 992 298d N EW 3 bedroom hom e, good 1 2B H e water. 6 acres. 3 outbulldmas LARGE unturnt sh ed 3rd floor and ce l lar Off Me1gs County apt for rent m downtown S INGER Automattc Ztg Zag 1 on William Smtih Road 31 ~ Pomeroy , 6 room s and ba t h Se wtng Machtn es, tn sewmg m ties from Salem Center Call 992 2789 tabl e Makes buttonhol es, 1 27 26 tp 1 17 tfc sew s on buttons , bltnd hem s, etc Top not ch condtltOn Pay $5 1 or terms avat l able Phone NEW 3 bedrocm hom e, 11 2 bath , TRA IL ER Brown' s T ra tler 992 298A Park, Mtnersvtlle Ph one 992 ga r age. basement on Gravel 1 18 lfc 3324 H tiL M tdd leport Na t ural gas 1 27 lfc already tn Phon e Da le Du tton , 992 3369, evenmgs SA LT , FOR ICE AND SNO\. , 992 2534 Rock sa lt fo r townshtps , SLE EP IN G room O\ler wtne 1 17 ttc town s, and busme sse s tn store tn Pomeroy Reference bll l ks and bag s for tee and r equtred Call 992 5293 snow Exce iStor Salt Works 1 10 t f c Phone 992 3891 11 11 tf c 3 AND 4 ROOM furni sh ed and unfurntshed apartments Phone 992 5434 EXCELSIOR, Sa lt Works, E 4 12 tfc Main St, Pomeroy Al l k1nds BABYS I TTER wanted tn my of salt water pellets , water PRIVATE meet1ng room for home must have own trans nuggets, block salt and own any organ1zat1on, phone 992 608 port at ton 5 or 6 days a week Ohto River Sa lt Phone 992 3975 Phone 99'1 2550 or lol'l 6551 3891 MAIN J 11 tfc 1 30 He 6 5 ff(. 10 A.M. - 8 P.M. THE COUPON BELOW kI O N E 1 year old black 7 8 Ten n essee Wal k er fo r sale Phone 992 3640 1 11 12tc 92.1 FM WMPO LIGHT haultn g AND MAIL ' AND GREAT COUNTRY STEREO ' A route might be open in your neighborhood, to find out ... I· /:. ( ~ E or \( r, n i t. tor <:, al f' C ity wat e r availaol e 1n sprtng Lo ca t ed on Sl ate Rout e ldl l"'honf' ~ 9? :\ 640 l 1' 171( - ~------- - -- --- Security · I I I JOB OPP.ORTUNITIES SOCIAL SECURITY CONSUMER PROTECTION ~EXPERT E. This could be your golden opportunity to . learn business methods, save money far· clothing or college, win prizes. These and many other benefits are available to deserving Sentinel carriers. 1 Far Safe lost SHOOTING MAT'CH . Forked Run Sportsman Club , noon Sunday , fa c tory c hoked guns only 1 31 3tc DELIVER lmrnCdlale open m gs l or spec•a l t r a1n 1ng 1n Mechan1cal E te c t r on tcs Av tai 10I1 and Cl ehClt l ft eld s m th e U S Navy Pay start s at \ 37 6 p er mont11 frorn f rr st day We l urn1sll quijrtcrs food , and c loth tn g Sc hool quar ant ees b efore yOI.J Stgn up BE SOMEONE SPECIAL IN THE NEW N AVY For more tnfo ca l l or v1 Stl your Nclv yman at 771 Co lumbus Roa d A t hens 0 1S701 Verno n E Harr~ so r1 Te lept10n e 61 J 59J J566 Tol l F r ee BOO 21:17 1288 . . INFORMATION A.BOUT: .- .' ' Sentinel, Business Services PHONE 593-5035 COLLECT Call Stephen C. Snowden OR OLDER JI Notice IN L0V1N li 111 €'i;llQrY Of Jillllf'S P Classi+ieds 'G et Results! f . N. W; COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST . OFFICE "HOURS 9: 30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON ON THURS.)"- EAST COURT cr., POMEROY. I . Open Evenings 'Til 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. Service 1il 12 On Saturday SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ~9 992-2174 500 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio Mrs Vere Swartz were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swartz, Ricky and fulndy. of fulvenna , Mr. and Mrs Jun Wright and Mandie of Bidwell, Mr and Mrs. Millard Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz and Mrs. Bibbee and Dorsel, all locaL Mr. and Mrs . Chas. D. Woode v1sited h1s sister, Carrie Burson, m Athens last Friday. Mrs. Burson, who has recently been hospitalized has gone to the home of her soli-in-laW a!Jd daughter. Mr. and Mrs. F'rank Ferry 1n Mt. Clemens, Mich., to recuperate and visit a wo11uec N,na Robinson and • • • • • • .•• "·' Follroo Vere Swartz Mr. and Woode, Nina • •• • ~ • • .... '- ' '••' : The Governor Is lliire! • "• • ·-· .. INTRODUCING THE NEW .-, • • .. "· •MODEL 701 ..300% GOVERNOR MANSION PREMIER SHOWING SATURDAY 9 TO 9 SUNDAY I T06 I • ,', ; l4x70, 3 Bedrm, Bath & 1/ 2 , Separate Utl11ty Room, Total Electric Governor Mansion. · _ • Double msu lat1on. car pet & pad thru out, house type doot, bay windo~ on fron.t1 defu.xe furntture pack ag~, storm s & screens thru out, deluxe master bedroom, kttchen counter bar, al l copper w.re, wired for dryer , p l umbed for wasHer, kmgs1ze bed & headboard in master bedrm , 2 dr fro st free refr1g ., del uxe elec . range, deluxe draperies & bedspreads, bar stool s & many other e xtras $12,000.00??? ND-$11.000.00?? No-$10,000 .00??? NO •9795, DELIVERED AND SET UP................ ,. Sell All 2x4 & 2x6 Construction on 16" Centers. You'll Have To This Home To Believe it. Up to 12 Yr. FinanCing Homeowner Available, Underpinning, Awning & Carports Ava Bank-- Savings & Loan & G. I. Loans Available. STOP& SHOP AT LARRY'S-- YOU'LL SAVE$$$ s Mobile Home Sal 600 W. MAIN PH. 992-7777 . . .. . . . '. ;' . �.. u_ ,_TlleU,~II\&nlmel.Midille~rs;~·;i~~l ·B: o· .. Y··S .In MemOIJ Sq1d e r wl10 pa SSf' d ilway I eb rv ary 1 1•no Th e y,ear!. h cw e pc'l SSC'd S1 n ce yot• vr bl'l'n unrH' N L UMI::. I ax ~Cr\< t CP 9 ~ 111 Itt 5 p m D a tly , exce pt Su!'lday e v e ntng s by appotntm ent onlv Co Rd 22 o fl Rt 7 bypass Phon'' wanda E biHl .9 9l 'J1 !'} I l 301 " Bu t •n ou r h ea r ts you l •nCJc r on TRAIN WITH FULL PAY Ttme c an ' t c llan ge the way w e fe e l O r t.lk€' <1W<1 Y the Si!dnPSS <.111 1 We k.now YOl! r e t1i'lppy t llcrc w!!h God A nd found l..lf'BCe o f rn 1nd And we 110 p l~ some doy WC' II mee t vou T h e r e Wtlll a lp v•r'lg Goct s-o k.u1d Sa dly mased by W1fe c hildren and grandd,.jdr crt ? 1 It ( IN LOV IN G memory af \Nallpr ' Matt Hencjrtcks wno passed away s y ear'~ aQo Feb 1 1969 Sadly m1 SSet.l t · wde c hildren and lam rly t 1 ttc GIRLS IN MEMORY of Grover - Sa lser Sr who pa ss ed away one y ear ago , Feb 1 1973 D eep tn our ht:!art s you W• l l always stay Wde , .child r en . and grand children ') 1 lip Notice WILL do Tree Trt m mtng work and will se ll ft rewoo d Phon e 949 3910 or 949 31tl6 2 1 6tc GRADUA TI ON P resent'> 16 days tn Eur ope (Rome Parts London . Swtlz er land . Naple s! June 2d July 9 Tea c her s as cha pero n es $750 Deadl tn e Mar c h 1 Joh n Bailey, 98 5 d2d8 2 1 Jlp 11 HOME INSURANCE 553 Russell St . mu• , ..... (Gravel Holll Mtddleport, Oh10 Phone 992. 7155 BE A PAPER CARRIER. \;t~le IN$UU. NCI r .1r- r t r~ and Ca~ualtv Company BAND at Jack ' s Club , Frtday and Saturday 1 31 2tc SHOO TING Match , Rae me Gun Club, Sunday, February 3. I p m A ssort ed meat s, fa c tory choked guns only 1 JO J t c NEED YOUR BOOTS? OLD man QuiSenberry has nme patrs , now repa t red . and r eady to go P lease come tn our shop , bring a tew "cO I.Jpons " (Washmgton's ptcture l to redeem your boots Thank s tn advanc e B Qu•senberry , Sy racuse , Oh•o ~---.i_~-- - --- ~~ Jtp FREE home demonstrattons of th e Compact not a vacuum cleaner, but a new tdea tn a home care appltance 25 yr guarantee . Ca l l dd6 0Jd7 for appt 1 30 61p The Daily SHOOTING Match Corn Ho l low Gun Club Turn ftrst right after Mtles Cemetery , Fac rory choked R ufland guns only Su nday , Fe bruary 3. 1 p m 1 30 Jtc Sentinel DANCE I Whispering Pines Night Club Friday & Saturday Nights 10 Til2:00 Music By For years, The Sen tinel has helped young people develop the attributes and talents which spell success in adult life. The Mavericks Advancement and Money Call These can be yours in selling our product. Full or Part Time work available for men or women. 992-2156 • Phone 446-0677 OR FlU. OUT -------------, I I I I I ---:-:-:-:::--NAME AGE ADDRESS I ( I .' !----=:----1 I CITY I I lI I 'I I I ZIP CODE 'I I •------------.1 • '' ' ' I On Most American Cars - GUARANTEEDPHONE 992 -2094 FOR SALE Large leve l IOI on New Lt ma Road , Ru tl a nd All utt l tttes avatlable Phon e 74'1 308] fv•11 ddlepor1 · Pomeroy Open BTo IS Monday thru Saturday 600 E Mam , Pomeroy , 0 • Emplovment Wanted INTERIOR and exter1or patnftng by hour or c ontract 10 years e)(per i ence Call Ca r l Nelson , 99 2 SOlD 1 30 6tp STEREO RADIO, am fm 6 t rack ta p e combtnatton . 4 w a y speaker s ound s y s t em Ba lan ce $ 102 66, or use our budget t erms Ca ll 991 3965 1 11 H e POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992 -2094 Pomeroy 606 E. Mam Ca ll 992 37 16 1 31 Si p OFFICE SUPPLIES Mob1le Homes For Sale SALE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 7 PM Pets For Sale Help Wanted Auto Sales ---- ~ - Real Estate For Sale For Rent or Sale For Rent Help Wanted WANTED PAPER CARRIER WANTED IN POMEROY PHONE 992-2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL POMEROY, 0. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT case No 21115 Estate ot Alfred M Elberfeld, Deceased . Notice 1S hereby g i ven that Mary Eltzabeth Morris , of Pomeroy , Ohio, has been duly appointed Execulr•x of the Estate :>f Alfred M Elberfeld , de"o: dSed 1 1ate of Meigs County, OhiO Credtlors are required to f 1le their cla i ms with satd fiduciary WIThin four months Oated thls 22nd day of January 1974 Mann ing 0 . Webster, Judge Court of Common Pleas, Probate Dtv i slon (1) 25 , 121 t. e. 3tc REALTY POME For Sale Wanted To Buy BEAUTIFUL Walnuf stereo rad1o am fm, ta p e com b 1nation , 8 track tap e dec k 60 ,000 BTU Gas stove Phone CASH - paid for al l makes and Balance $103 49, or terms 992 2602 mode ls o f mobtl e h,omes available Call 992 3965 1 27 6tp Phone area code 6ld 423 9531 1 21 tfc 4 13 tf c TRAILER , 12 X 60, 2 bedroom Very good condtt1on, car 1 HIVE of bees Call 992 700 3 peted , furntshed or un 1 J 1 6tc It's s.,ow Tire Time! furn tshed Porch and shed included Phon e 592 34 38 RIVERSIDE Auto Wrecktng 1 27 6tc will pay $5 tor a ll iunk cars Phone (304) 882 5244 or 773 10 " HAMMER mill. ltk e new. 5890 wtth overhead ptp e and 1 27 26tc Po st five Stop and Go In Mud baggtng attachment and & Snow hammer mt l l belt Cal l 949 75 BALES of sfraw , ca l l 985 2175 1805 ALL SIZES IN STOCK 2 1 3tp l 27 6tc CO-OP COUNTRY SOUIRE 120 NO 1 copper. 65c , radiators, ""HANDMA'DE qu tit Ca ll 992 32c. red brass . J5c. batterte s. 7252 $1 20 M A Hall , ReedS\Iille , 2 I 3tc Ohio Phone 378 6249 ~---~~----- -- 1 27 tt c 1940 CHRYS L ER 1946 Ford -------------Tra cto r w1th equipment and LAND co n t racf or rent wtth attachments , 1973 Hoover opt ton to buy About Dial a mafic Pow er Dr tve 50 acres wtth some t ype Phone 985 4132 2 1 6tc of storage bulldtng The bigger th e better Can be tn any condtfton , wtll do r epa trs NEW 1974 ZIG ZAG SEWING Within 20 mtles of Mason, W MACHINES In ortginal Va or Pomeroy If you know fa ctory carton Z ig Zag to of some vacated land please make buttonholes, sew on call collect Phon e 992 5335 buttons, monograms , and 1 27 6tp make fancv designs wt th iusf the tw tst of a smgle d ta l Left OL D furnitu re, oak. tables. tn lay a way and never been clocks, tee boxes , brass beds, used. Will sell for only S47 dtshes or complete cash, or terms ava ilable households Wr tte M D Phone 992 2984 1 21 tfc Mi l ler , R t 4, Pomeroy , Oh to, ca ll 992 627 1 5 13 tf c ELEL r R.C ... u ..... vacuum cleaner, A I cond ttton , ... ~.:::. paper bags, has cordwtnder Wanted WANTED! ' POSITIONS OPEN IN NEW FOOD STORE All kinds of food store employees cashiers, carryouts, stock men, bakery help, experienced meat cutter, etc. Apply in person at Powell's 3uper Valu W, Second St. Pomeroy, 45769 o., An Equal Opportunity Employer L~nes Lines and All work done by the foot or contract AlsO dozer work ilnd sept1c tanks In- stalled . ASK US ABOUT PRE- FABRICATED See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-7089 N1ght 992 -3525 or 992-5232 .,.. ~ "' Butlf to Your 'Specs . Delivered to Job Stte ' . HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. Mason , W Va . 173. 5554 EXCELLENT LOCATION Very attract•ve 3 BR home on double leve l lot . Lovely k 1f chen, lots of cabinet s, range, 2 ovens. ref, din1ng room Nice patio About 3 yrs. old LOTS OF COUNTRY LIVIN HERE. 17 fenced acres Close tn. 2 yr . old home. 3 BR Kitchen has lots of cab.net s, range & ref Nice dining area. Garage, barn & storage. An exce ll ent buy BARGAIN HUNTER here's let Us Install Now! what you are look1ng for . 2 s t ory frame Some car · petmg, pane l 1ng, & tile. New bath , furnace & hot water SUPFR tank CLOSE TO FORKED RUN 9 .. _ ~FRVICE STA Jack W. Carsey , Mgr 6il Phone 992-99J2 '- - -- - - -- - - - - ' GROCERY bustness for sale BuildtnQ for sate or l ease Phone 773 5618 from 8 .30 p m . to 10 p m for appointment 3 20 tfc SIN GER sewtng mac hines 1972 model m beauttful walnut cabmet. Makes deS tQn sttt c hes , ztg zag, but1onholes. blind hem s, etc L1ke new Only $89 95 Cal l Ravenswood 273 9521 or 273 9693 after 5 00 12 7 tfc ~eal Estate For Sale LAKE - 77 acres Park your Mobile Home or build. Ci ty wa t er ava 1lable. Don't m 1ss th1 s one. BELIEVE IT OR NOT, we have a modern 3 year old 3 BR home K itchen has lots of cabinet s & range Large dining area. Carpeted. Laundry R carport . 1/1 acre. $16.000 00. HOME OWNERS - Good homes are selling qu1 ckly WHY NOT LIST WITH US NOW. HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992 -22S9 If no answer 992-2568 - ----------' ANTiQUE 6 , oak curved glass Chona cab mel. anHque cloc.ks, rare Amen can coin glass lamp. "Rebecca al The wefl•• Teapot , Satsuma Vase, ex QUtSite lusters , Copper lu ster P•lcher , Signed New Maro,nsville Spooner ; rare Porlland ~~ads~u~~~,;~ PHo~~~~~~ ~a~k~o p la tes. cas tor set, cut g tass. Sig n ed Durand Vase, Stephens & WiI I' am s vase, carn1val g lass Pr t\late 992 2662 acre of ground fronting on the hard surface road with a II utilities available. Zoned for your · /1 omes. pnc · edt o se 11 f as t a t pro t ec t•10n 1or mce $3,000 Ph. 992 -5271 Lmcoln Htll Pomeroy. 0. Painting ASpecialty Area's Most Reasonable Prtces All work guaranteed EXPERIENCED GEORGE S. HOBSTEnER JR, REAL ESTATE BROKER, Box 101, ·0 Pomeroy, Qh 1 , _ _ _ _..;,P.iHiiOiiiiiNiiEioll98ii51i-iii4ii181i6ioAiiililftlieliroi41i:oloOOiiooioPooi'oilM~.--_. . Big capacity Maytag Automatics 2 speed operatton Choice of water temps Auto water level control. Lint F i Iter or Power Fin Ag itator . ,., Perfl'l a- Press MIXED HAY , SOc bale, Mr . Harry Gutfme at A l fred on 681, or cal l 985 3883 1-31 l ip fi FIRST CALF Holstein heifers, Wtll sell one or all Phone 949· 3777' 1 31 6tc Maytag Halo of Heat HOUSE Wtth go1.rage on 1 acre , t;, m tie from Minersville on Forrest Run Road , 2 bedrooms with bath, Clt'r' water and septtc tank $6 ,000 . Call 992 9551 1 31 3tc Dryers Surround clothes With gentle , even heat. No hot spots , no overdrymg . Ftne Mesh Lint Filter We Specialize In - -- - - - - - - - - - - - -· ' 10' Commanche truck camper. MAY TAG Red Carpet Serv1ce RUTLAND FURNITURE· 742-4211 Arnold Grate Rutland ~~~ Jlp L - _ : _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - ' . 500 E. MAIN ' Radia WILL BUY USED CARS 74 MAVERICK ................ ........ $3395 73 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, rad. tires, air ··· · 5900 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air · ....... 15900 72 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air······· 14900 1 2 Dr , 6 cyl., auto , vinyl top. 73 Olds Cut. Sup. Cpe., v-roof, air, pow. 13995 71 Dodge Dart HT Cpe., V-8, auto......... 12495 70 Chi}Sier Newport 4 Dr., pow. & air .... 11995 70 Olds 98 Lux. Sed~ full pow., ~ir, ...... 12095 Luxury sedan, 4 dr. , one owner and loaded 70 OLDS DELTA as .................. $1395 4 Dr ., factory air. P.S. , P.B., nice car. DI L ES Heartng Atd Center, At hens , ser\l tces a ll makes H eartng test s by ap potntm e nl Rental plan available Phone .S92 6238 1 29 12tp BI SS ELL Const ru clton, room addtfton s a nd r erttodelmg Profess1ona) floor sandtng and f tnrshtng . old and new Refe ren ces availab le Phone 949 383 3 1 25 26tc PR ICE CONSTRUCT I ON . Roofing , sp out tng , k ttchens and bathrooms Complete re mod elmg Phone 742 6273 12 3 tf c DOZER and back hoe work. ponds and sep ti c tank s, d tt chtng serv tce, fop soil, ftl l d1rf. l tmesfone . B&K Ex cavating Phon e 992 5367 or 992 386 1 9 1 tf c Real Estate For Sale DESIRAB LE two bedroom house m M tdd l eport , rea d y to occupy Call 992 5310 13126tc AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cancelled? Lost your operator's lt ce nse Call 992 7d28 615tfc 70 FORD LTD ......................... $1395 72 AMBASSADOR .......... .......... $1595 '- "' . r emodeltng work . Cal l 843 23<11 tor FREE E STIMATES I 11 26tc EXCAVATING , dozer, loader ' and backhoe work, sepi1C ta nk s mstalled , dump t rucks and lo boys for h1re , will haul ftll dtrt , top so t! , ltmest one and gravel, Call Bob or Roger Jeffers . day phone 992 7089 . ntghf phone 992 3525 or 992 523 2 21 11fc DOZER work . land c learmg by LARGE so ltd 2 story older home th e ac r e hour ly or contract. tn Tupper s Platns , 8 rooms farm ponds , roads , etc , Large and bath Fam ti Y room Wtth dozer and operator Wtlh over natural ftreprace K ttchen 20 years ex pertence Pu llin s wtth ga s rang e Ca rp et and Ex cavaltng, Pom eroy , OhtO panelltng , wrap around · Phone 992 2478 porch. good garden area , 12 19 tfc sto r age shed , cellar, one acre with large trees and shrub WILKIN SO N Small Engtne bery F orced a~r furnace. oil Sa le s, Repat r on al l sma ll furna ce or LP gas hea t On l y e n g mes , chain saws, $16,5 00 Phone 9d9 3195 prectston ground 399 W Matn 2 1 6fp Str eet Phon e 992 30 92 1 17 26tc SPACIOU S b t Leve l and spltt l eve l homes are now under J & B Auto Body, 330 Mechantc. expert au to bodywork , consfru c tion o n c tfy water complete auto ref tntsh tng , 15 and sewer Many deluxe years expe r tence U n1on features mcludtng atr con memb e r ot I A of M dt tt ontnQ Best f tnan c mg F ree es timat es We have for avai l ab l e Other type homes sale a 1965 Mercury Montclatr tn d tfferent areas on F H and a 1969 Potnltac Grand Adm ftnanctng Wtth no down PrtX Phone 992 53 35 paym ent Call collect (837 1 27 61 c 6540) or wrtte to MEIGS DEVE LOPME NT , P 0 Box 33, Mtddleport, Oh to, 45760 READY MIX CONCRETE 1 9 tfc del1vered right to your protect. Fast and easy Free estimates Phone 992 3284 Goeglein Ready Mix Co , Midd l eport. Ohio 6 JO tfc 69 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., V-8 auto... · .... · 4 Dr., factory air , P.S. , P. B. 68 Chev. 71 VEGA HATCHBACK ............ $1795 C BRADFORD. Auc1ionee r Complete Serv1ce Phone 949 3821 Ractne . OhtO Critt Bradford 5 1 tfC ------------- - 2 Dr H T ., P . S., P. B., factory air . 72 MATADOR ............... .. ........ $1695 --------------FOR el ec tn c al. plumbtnQ , and Automatic transmission . ·~ ·• -;;· B Tt ·,1fonL Sr Brokd· 110 Mecha111c Srreet Pomeroy . Oh10 ... s7o9 • nearly - 11!2 acres level land . 2 bedroom home 1n a sma l l hamlet A l 1tt le bit of privacy Askmg $9,500 00 POMEROY - Only a few yea r s o ld Full basement, yard, 2 bedrooms, large living w1th lireplace. $15.000.00. REDUCED Here's your chance for the future A new bnck business buildmg w ith 2 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates. Ph 446 47 82, Ga l ltpo!i s, J ohn Russell Owner and Operator . 5 12 tfc SEPT IC TANKS , AROB IC SYS TEMS S EWAGE CLEANED , REPAIRED MILLER SAN ITAT I ON , STEWART, OHIO PH 662 3035 4 Speed. factory air · 71 MUSTANG ......................... $1695 2 Dr. H. T., 6 cyl .. auto. ·• .. .. 73 CHEVY CUSTOM 10 ............. $2395 67 Chev. Imp. Coupe, V-8, auto............ )}45 Karr & Van Zandt V-8, auto. Long wide bed. "' "You' ll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Untii6:00--Til Sp.m. Sat.' RIGGS USED CARS 985-4100 Chester, Stiversville News Notes 0. . SHOP THE RUTLAND BARGAIN CENTER 2 bedroom bungalow, all on one floor, new gas furnace, oak floors Only Special Used Furniture Buys·, , , $10,000.00 POMEROY - Near shoppmg 3 bedrooms. bath , porches, ha rdwood floors , nat gas heat. down, balance Ask1ng $3,000 $97 07 a month oo COUNTRY - W•lhm 3 mdes ol Gavin. 3 bedrooms, bath, gas furnace, ce ll ar and garden $9,500 Will take an offer HOUSE TALK IS OUR MAIN : I LARGE, SMALL. OLD. WE HAVE •• HllfNl fli'ORD (,,_,f./DON d If I'd Olo:'IJ A<,\O(If, ~ ~ 992 -33 25 or 992-361 ') OF QUALITY 1970 PLYMOUTH DUSTER $1395 2 Door, 340 V 8 engine, 4 speed trans. , blk. viny l 1nter1or, yefloW f i nish, radio, good ti-re'S , reversible chrome wheels 1967 CHEVELLE 4 DOOR $995 6 cy l , automat1c trans., sharp car w1th clean tntenor , good t1res, be1ge finJsh, radto 1972 CHEVROLET PICKUP $2495 Econom •ca l 6 cy l eng1ne, automatic trans, P.B., radto, 10,350 m1les & show room clean Never hauled anything, dark ol1ve fm1sh, f1res s.how little wear & spare has never land. Mr: FINANCIAL REPORT 10 P1ece Walnut Om1ng Room Su1te King Size Bedroom Su 1te by Bassett 1 & 2 P1ece L1vmg Room Suites Used Refrigerators, 525 up Rutland Furniture 742·4211 See Herb, Grate .. Rutland, 0. Dave or Mike OF TOWNSHIPS For Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 1973 Sctplo Township, County of Metgs P () Address, Rt. 2, Albany, Ohto. Date January 30, 1974. 1 cert tly the followmg report to be correct Glenn E . Jewell TownshiP Clerk SUMMARY OF CASH .~ Cemetertes 17 1 00 Llghttng 38 91 Grand Tota l Expenditures General Fund 3.733 34 Bat , Dec 31, 1973 2,331 89 Total Expenditures Plus Ba t Dec Jl. 1973 6,065 23 MOTOR VEHtClE eDA YTON THOROBRED 2+2 BELTED eDA YTON THOROBRED POLY 4 eMEDALLION 2+2 BELTED eMEDALLION 4 PLY POLYESTER ALL WHITI;WALLS ANY SIZE MOUNiEO, BALANCED AND INCLUDING FEDERAL TAXES VA. •' and Mrs. Terry Proffitt, Mrs Ruby Bryant, and Mrs. Carol Cornell were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Monte Proffitt and family the past week. Rev . Noah Haskins, Middleport, called on fr1ends in this community on Tuesday afrernoon . Mr. and Mrs. Tim Wilkinson and Shawn of Columbus were LICENSE TAX FUND Balance. January 1,1973 28 67 Recetpls Motor Vehic le Lie Tax 6,786 10 Tota l Receipts 6,786 . 10 BALANCES, RECEI~TS Total Begmn i ng Balance AND EXPENDITURES P l us Receipts 6,814 77 Balance Jan. I. 1973 "'Expenditures 456 Tota l ExpendituresGeneral f;I.Jnd Motor Veh tcle Miscellaneous 1,370 33 28 67 Mamtenance Ltcense Tax Fund 4,396 59 6,241 22 Gasoltne Tax Fund Grand Total Expenditures 6,274 .. 5 Totals Motor \leh Ltc Tax 5.766 92 Total Rece1pts Balance , Dec 31. 1973 1.0.47 85 6,060 67 Total Exp , PIUS Genera l Fund Motor Vehtc l e Li ce nse Balan ce, Oec 31. 1973 6.814 77 ~' TaJII Fund 6,786 10 GASOLINE TAX FUND Gasoline Tax Fund 28,800.00 Ba l ance, January 1, 1973 1. 184 18 h ire District Fund 6,241 Gen Fed Rev Sharmg 3,096 00 Rece1ph Ttltals 45,926 95 Gasol1ne Tax 13,200 00 ~'TOTAL Rece1pts & Balances Other 15 ,600 00 General Fund 6,065 23 Total Rece1pts 28 ,800 00 Motor Veh1cte L1cense Total Beginning Balance ·· Tax Fund 6,817 77 Plus Receipts 35,041 22 Gasoline Tax Fund 35,041.22 Expend•tures F;tre Otstrtct Fund 1, 18" 18 Tota l ExpendituresGen Fed Rev Shar1ng 3,096 00 Miscellaneous 31.434 39 T-ptals 52,201.40 3, 459 53 Maintenance • EJtt:pendtlures Grand Total Exp . ~eneral F und 3,733 34 Gasolme Ta x Fund 34,893 92 Motor Veh tcle L1cense Balance, Dec 31, 197 3 147 30 n Tax Fund 5,766 92 Total Exp plus Bal Gesoline Tax Fund 34,893 .92 Dec 31. 1973 35,041 22 Fire Otstrtcf Fund 1,018 .33 FIRE DISTRICT FUND ' <fen Fed Rev Sharmg 3,030.41 Receipts tctals 4fi,.442.92 Tangtble Personal •· Balance, Dec ll. 1973 26 .73 Property Tax ...._ General Fund 2,331.89 Other L 157 ,4 5 1,18418 Jt4otor Vehicle License Total Rece1Dts !< Tax Fund 1.047 as Total Beginning Balance 1,184.18 Jaasolme Tax Fund 147 30 Plus Receipts fil!ire Oistrtct Fund 165 8S Expenditures «en Fed Rev Sharing -65.59 Contracts 1,000 00 '{Pial 3,758.49 Aud1tor & Treas Fees 18 33 ~ cash Balance, Receipts 1,01 8 33 Tofal Expendttures . • And ExpenC11hires lr'15 05 Bal , Dec 31 , 19 73 " By Fund Tolal Exp Plus Ill GENERAI:.FUND Bat . Dec , 31.1973 1,184 18 456 'Q:atiilnce . Jan 1. 1973 FEDe:RAL REVENUE • Rece1pts SHAR lNG Gen Prop , Tax Receipts 1.]36 18 Fed Rev . Sharing • Real Estate 3,096 00 40 10 Total Beginning Balance . 'fl.nq Pers Prop TIt X 2,636 ,611 l;ocat Govn . Oistr t 3,096 OQ PI u.s Receipts 178 23 Lili:luor Perm it Fees Expenditures Oigarette Ltcense Payouts J.OlO 41 113 25 Total FKpPnd i t .~ ~r.~~ OJ (l 1 f • Fees and Fines 1S 10 ,...ilf.1n • r t lf •C l l'J'" ... ' ~9 Other l.l41.12 lOidl f.xp' I"'IUS · firtangjbies , Bal , De:c. n.;l913 3,096 ,00 lOial Recei~ts . . 6,060.67 TOWNSHIP DEBT 'JOtal Beginning Balance · . 6,065 .2 3 NOTES ~ • Plus Receipts v ' E ipenditures · • ' p'urpose fQr Which Note ~tar · ExpendtiUresDebt was Cr.ea.ted · . Admtnisfrative . 3,425 93 ' MO:rOR G'RADERN ew I s~ues Ounng Town Halls,, Me-mortal Year 1971 Bu •tdmgs & Grounds 97 50 n NOW THRU FEB. 2 MASO~. POM~!~!~~.~!~~.CO. '(l\ POMEROY, OHIO BEND TIRE CENTER ALL NEW - .@) Pomeroy ·Motor Co. been used . large a1r conditioned off ices, storage and 2 n~ee rest room s A real location for a busmess Nat gas furnace. POMEROY - 2 SIGNS Mrs. Louis DeLuz returned recently from a ten Jlay visit with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Owens and son, Jeffrey, at Flint, Mich. Mrs. Owens is recuperating after bemg hospitalized for several weeks Mrs. fulymond Kerns of Spiller visited Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lawson and chi ldren on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Paulette Van 1\leter, Pomeroy·, )>pent Tuesday afternoon with Mr: and Mrs. Larry Gluesencamp at Port- IN THE PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OH 10 TN THE MATTER OF THE LA STWILLAND TESTAMEN T O F HELEN ARNOLD SOMERVILLE, OECEASED TO No , 20977 PUBLIC NOTICE WHOM IT MAY CON CERN Notice 1S hereby g1ven that on the 23rd dav of January , 1974 , Evelyn Elliott, Exe cu frtx of the last Wtll and Testament of Helen Arnold Somervil le, Decea se d , l ate of Poml Pleasanf, West Vlrgtnta, filed tn th ts courti.Jnder Case No . 20977, an authenticated copy of the Letters of AdmmtS ir atton ISSued to her by the County Court of Mason County , West Vtrglnia Nottce tS further g1ven that all credtfors of satd estate who desire to assert thetr I tens on the real es tate of said decedent located in th1s slate shall present thetr cla tms, duly sworn to . to this courf within stx months after the f l ltng of SBtd letters in th tS court. or the tr sa1d ! te ns sha l l forev er be deemed barred and cancelled weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Durst B1ll Cornell Sr. IS a patient at Veteran~ Memonal Hospital at this writmg. · Mr. and Mrs Victor Durst and Scotty and Jason, of The Plams spent Saturday w1th h1s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Durst and Tom. Mrs. Carol Cornell and Sherry, Mrs , Freda Middleswart and Mrs. Monte Proffitt, local, and Mr and Mrs. Dav1d Bryant, Charleston, W. Va ., were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bryant, Debra and Dave. Mr. and Mrs. Richa•d Abels, of Long Bottom visited Mr. and Mrs. Louis DeLuz on Wednesday evemng. Miss N1cki Dawn Van Meter spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Elaine Lebew. Mr. and Mrs Tom Fitch and farmly visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fitch, Long Bottom, Saturday afternoon. Recent callers al the home of E. H. Carpenrer and family, Louis DeLuz, S. W. Durst, Danny Black. Paul Dean Evans, John Klein, Rev. Noah Haskins, Mr . and Mrs . Woodrow Downie, Pat Odwn, Mrs Charles Hilton, Charles Weddle, Mrs. Roy Donohew, Mrs. Mattie Teaford, Mrs. Ruby Bryant, Debra and Dave and Sherry Cornell. Keno Hidgc New~ _,ote~ Outst Dec Jt , 1973 Rate of tnt Date of F i nal Mat TOTALNew .lssves Durtng Year' 191J Re.d~emed During Year 1973 · Bal , Outst. Dec 31. t Y.7J Rate of In! · 5. 200 ' 15.600.00 5.200 PO 10 ,400 00 6 I 21 1 H e , • Yours For • "<• ,. 71 ford LT.D. 4 Dr. HT 71 AMC Hornet 2 Dr. • •• •• •• . • • 6 cyl., stand. trans ., low Vinyl top, ·ta c. air, line car mileage . · • Your For For Only • • 69 Chev. Malibu 2 Dr. HT 71 Dodge Polaro 2 Dr. HT Real sharp, P.S., P. B Low mileage & real sharp 71 model. For Only 69 Olds Cutlass 2 Dr. V-8, auto., Get 'this one for • • •• • • • • . Air, tape deck, vinyl top. Sharp. • $1595 • $1595 Sale Price •• • We Want You Back Because The Job Was Done Right • Not Because The Job Was Done Wrong See Ceward Calvert, Pat St01y or Bill Nelson REMEMBER We Service What We Sell OUR WORD IS OUR BOND Alfred Social Notes Sunday School attendance on Jan. 27 was 43. The offermg was $23. Perfect attendance bars were awarded to Chas. D. Woode, 4 years ; V1cki Carr, 10 years and Helen Woode, 12 years. Worship services were held at 11 a. m . with the Rev . Meece speakin~ from · John 17 3-8 "Knowing Jesus Chnst Personally". Taking the vows of the church after the sermon were Howard Flanders. Timmy Spencer and Danny Spencer. Attendance was Z'l. offermg, $18.05, and pledge, - $2.00. Thelma Henderson, Nina Robinson and Mr . and Mrs. Cbas. D Woode atrended the Clusrer Hymn Sing at the South Bethel Church on Silver R1dge, Saturday ~vening, Jan. 26. S1x of the cluster churches and two visiting churches were represented w1th a total atrendance of 41. Mrs Clara Follrod and Nma Robinson visired Mr and Mrs. Carleton Follrod and son, Sunday. in Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs , Clarence Henderson called at the Follrod home and at the Ewing Funeral Home in the afternoon to see John Card who met his death in an acCident in Thailand. Recent visitors of Mr and attended the Eastern and Hockmg basketball game Saturday al Hocking. Mrs. Hilda Wh1tc and Mrs. Wilson VIsited Earnest Weber at the Buckley home last week. Mrs. Ailee Dodson and Margaret St. Clair vislted the Buckley · home at Allred Thursday to see Earnest Weber Mrs. Clara Milhoan and son, Tony, called at the office of Dr. Davis Monday. Tony has a broken ankle which he broke while playmg basketball at Eastern. Mr.andMrs , Wayne Milhoan ,called at the home of hiS mother, Mrs. Milhoan and Bernard, Saturday eve11ing. -Glenna S. Milhoan 0~ ••-"'"!!1!1-!l!l~iii!!'!~~!ll!!!!l!!!!l!!!ll!ll-!llil!!liiioooooiliC!:IJ 76 1 new . . Mr. and Mrs Jac~ Conroy of Columbus visited over the weekend With relatives m this area. Mrs. Ailee Furgeson of HWitmgton visited last week MANNING D WEBSTER . PROBATE JUDGE with Mrs. Alice Dodson. Other ( 1J 25 (2) 1, 8, 3tc caliers were Margaret St. Clair and Mildred Frank, Pomeroy. Mr . and Mrs. Richard HWit Redeemed Durmg were presented with a baby 5,200 00 Year 1973 MOTOR GRADERboy recently named Keith New Issues Dur tng Bradley. They have two other Year 1973 5.200 00 Bal , OufsL children, Earl Jr. and Betty Jo . oec 31 , 1973 5, 200 00 Grandparents are Mr. and Rate of int 6 1 16 75 Mrs. Deeter of Long Bottom Date of Fmal Mar A full moon reflects only 7 MOTOR GRADERper cent of the sunlight fall and Mr and Mrs. Lee Hunt. New Issues Durmg . Year 1973 5.200 00 Elamr and Tony Milhoan mg upon it. Bal • • Priced At 6 Cyl , standard. 71 FORD F-250 ............ ............ $1895 " • Priced for qu1ck sale V-8 auto ., air, one owner. t. Pickup, V-8, 3-speed .... ... 11295 302 V-8, standard. long wide bed Located on St. Rt. 7 .. Pr1ced Air, vinyl top. like 72 GMC 1/z Ton Pickup 1 129~ 67 Chevelle 4 Door, 6 cyl., auto............ 1395 64 Olds S8 HJ. Cpe., power, air .......... -1395 73 FORD F-100 ........................ $2795 72 Mereu!} Cougar XR7 • ~ 10·4 tfc SEPT I C TANKS cleaned Modern Sa nttat1on, 992 3954 or 992 7349 10 23 tfc Ifz Local one owner. Priced Only 66 Buick 4 Door, V-8, auto ........... •· ·.. ·1295 68 P~mouth HJ: Sedan .................... 1395 67 Buick Elec. HJ. Sed., power, air ....... 1395 - - -------- -- TEAFORD Factory a1r, vinyl top, one owner 68 Chevelle Coupe, V-8 molor, auto. · ·· ··.. 1395 · 71 PINTO················· · ····· ······· $1695 "' .... • .. .-· 72 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr. Sed. 72 Chrysler New Yorker 2 Dr. HT 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air·· .. ·· .... 11895 70 Camaro HJ. Coupe, V-8 auto., P.S. ··· · 11995 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. HJ., v-roof, air ..... SS95 4 Dr . wagon with rack. SEWING MACHINES Repatr se rvt ce. all makes. 99r rrB4 The Fabri c Shop . P.omeroy A uthor tz ed Si nge-r Sti l es and Ser vtce we Sharpen Sctssors 3 :19 tfc POMEROY, OHIO 72 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air·"· .... 14900 70 OLDS 98 ............................. $1995 Pomeroy Ph 992 2174 'I ' ·' FOR SPRING RUSH ON NEW CARS 64 CADILLAC .......................... $195 64 PONT lAC ...................... ······ $195 63 PONTIAC ............................ $195 73 MAVERICK················· ....... $2295 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. .. -'.\ WE WANT TO MOVE THESE USED CARS SO WE CAN HAVE ROOM deluxe interior . From th e la rge st T ruck or Bul ldo zer Rad1ator to t he smalles t Hea te r Core . Nathan Biggs Radtalor Spec1ahst • •• PRE SPRING CLEAN UP SAtE 4 Dr . Custom dark green, light green vinyl top. per acre. ---------- --_1_~ l ie . . - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - -- - - - - -1 $650 00, one non reg ts lered mare, S years ol1d, OVHSA Champton , $,.50.00 1 one AQHA Registered aeldin~:J , 1972 OVHSA Barrel Champion. raced in 1973. plltced twtce rn fhree off i cia l AQHA races Jr Ken,nedy, Tuppers Platns , Ohto , phone 6~7 6372 Gene's Body Shop I SMITH NELSON M LOOK! WHAT '195 - WOOD TRUSSES - V1r·q1l and many attachments shampooer attachm e ntA lso in . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · eluded (Only 4 available) at A name you cannot forget "WILDWOOD $17 70 cash or term s EST.ATES" located on the Flatwoods road. available . Phone 992 ·298.4 1·21 ·1fc between State Route 7 and State Route 33. One - -- --· - -- Water Power . ..., ·• 'J. 1 ttc FURNITURE COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio University's Walter Luckett, as he has all season, leads the scoring race in, the Mid-Ameri· · can Conference with an average of 24.3 pomts per game. James McElroy of Central Michigan IS a d1stant second With a mark of 17.6 per contest, with j\l!ami's Phil Lumpkm third at 16.9. I I .··l .. Wheel Alignment '5.55 Pomeroy Home & Auto B&G AUCTION MAC CIRCULATION DEPT. I THE DAILY SENTINEL I 111 COURT ST. POMEROY. OHIO 45769 DITCHING SERVICE UP H OLSTE RY l abrtCS by th e yard 54 tnches wtde as low as \ I 95 per Yard Velvets a s l ow a s !.3 45 Import ed values , WILL babys tl Ill m y home by $9 95 , we also have nylon , and hou r day or w eek No ntghts nercu l on co tt on prmt s, Phone 991 7102 vmy l s, rem nan ts by th e ya r d 14 Riverside Dr . 1 30 61C or by th e pt ece Pomeroy Athens, Oh1o Recove r y, 621 E Matn St , Stop In and See Our Pomeroy Phone 991 7554 Btl! Wade · Aucttoneer 1 29 26tc Floor Display . 19 57 WESTWOOD mobt le home, e 1ec tr 1c furna ce. exce ll e nt FOA M to ftll your old co u c ll and chatr cusllton s as low as c ondtlton Phon e 99'1 SB67 or $10 95 Upho l st ery books only 992 3005 ~ Oc , <1 tn ch cover ed fo am I 79 Sip mattre sses for sta ndard stze AK C Toy Poodle PuppteS, bed S29 95 Po m e roy $75 00, Stamese K tftcn s . S15 Consignments acRecovery, 621 E Matn St r ee t Phone 1 256 6247 Po m eroy Phon e 992 7554 1 10 26 t c cepted 10 a.m. to 6 p.m . GRILL c ook , carnop, and kll 1 29 26 tc chen help wanted Apply tn daily, or w1ll pay cash person , Crow's St eak Hou se for your household 1 27 t iC COAL FOR SA LE , JAY M A R 1969 F ORD ptCkUP Explorer COAL C OMP A N Y , THE itPm~ . PhOne 992 3640 MEIGS & G A L LlA L I N E, D IRECT Sa les D ts fr t butors . 1 27 12tc ST ATE ROUTE 7 AT wanted for vttam tn S and --- CHESHIRE O PEN 7 TILL organt c products Part or ful l 1'97{) cAD IL L AC Coupe DeVille . 6 30 PM 5 D AYS A WEEK ttm'"' Fo r tn ter vtew , wrtt e fu l l y automaltc Myrt le PH O N E 997 56 93 Mary E ng l e. RR 1. Box 19, Walker , Rac tne . Ohto 1 28 51c Unton OhtO d5322 1 31 31c 1 16 161p AM FM radtO stereo. 8 tr lck ---- - ~-----~-- MaltbUo t ape co mb tnalton , 4 speaker 1968 CHEVROLET LO ST tn Mtddleport near KOSCOT KOSMETIC S & WIG S automatt c 307 F atr condtfton , so und system Ba lan ce T homp son 's tra ile r court. We have the product on hand $750 Ca ll 992 7637 $ 101 52, or t erm s ava tla ble St ame se cat b e tge body dark 1 27 12tc and we de l tver to you per Phone 992 3965 pomts reward Ca ll 99 2 3372 sonally He len Jane Brown, 1 28 tf c Franc•~ Bearhs or Ktm Neal 1966 OLI!ISMOBILE Cu tlass for 992 51 11 2 1 6t c 12 30 lie PA IN T DAMAGE 1974 Ztg Zag sa l e B cyltnder , power brakes and power s teertng , SEWIN G MACHINE S Sltll tn MA L E c at blac k wtth wht te NEED woman to ltve m and automatte lransmiSS tOn Wtll ortgtnaJ cartons No at stoma ch , betw ee n Bash a n & tak e mother's place of 1 se ll reasonab l e Phone 99 2 ta c hm ents n eeded as our Ra c tne aret~ on County Road children tn a new , r espectable control s are butl t tn Se ws 238 6 18, had on black flea collar . I 2 1 4tc hom e You may also ha ve 1 Wtth 1 or 2 need l es. makes year old Phone 949 4609 chtld of your own Phone 99 1 bu tt onholes . sew on butto n s, 2 1 6tc 2536 monograms, and bltnd h e m 1 B lf c stt t c h F ull cas n pn ce \38 50 or budge t pl an available 5 ROOM home and bath , cement Phone 992 2984 blo c k garage, gas furna ce, I 28 tf c used 1 year N ew rooL house CONCORD Travel Tra tl er n tce need s mtnor re patrs and for coup l e Ca ll 992 7479 patnl ss.aoo tnc l udes an extra 1 31 H e 3 BEDROOM hou se trail e r , VACUUM Cleane r s new 19 7d Model Compl et e wtth all lot w tth a two room house ex tra n tce yard Lo ca ted tn cle an tng too ts Small pa mt Phone 992 ·5335 Shade Ava t lable tm damage m Sh•PP•n g Wtlt take 1 27 6tp medtately Phone 696 1283 $27 cas h or budge t pl a n ---~ ---------2 1 6tp available Phon e 992 298d N EW 3 bedroom hom e, good 1 2B H e water. 6 acres. 3 outbulldmas LARGE unturnt sh ed 3rd floor and ce l lar Off Me1gs County apt for rent m downtown S INGER Automattc Ztg Zag 1 on William Smtih Road 31 ~ Pomeroy , 6 room s and ba t h Se wtng Machtn es, tn sewmg m ties from Salem Center Call 992 2789 tabl e Makes buttonhol es, 1 27 26 tp 1 17 tfc sew s on buttons , bltnd hem s, etc Top not ch condtltOn Pay $5 1 or terms avat l able Phone NEW 3 bedrocm hom e, 11 2 bath , TRA IL ER Brown' s T ra tler 992 298A Park, Mtnersvtlle Ph one 992 ga r age. basement on Gravel 1 18 lfc 3324 H tiL M tdd leport Na t ural gas 1 27 lfc already tn Phon e Da le Du tton , 992 3369, evenmgs SA LT , FOR ICE AND SNO\. , 992 2534 Rock sa lt fo r townshtps , SLE EP IN G room O\ler wtne 1 17 ttc town s, and busme sse s tn store tn Pomeroy Reference bll l ks and bag s for tee and r equtred Call 992 5293 snow Exce iStor Salt Works 1 10 t f c Phone 992 3891 11 11 tf c 3 AND 4 ROOM furni sh ed and unfurntshed apartments Phone 992 5434 EXCELSIOR, Sa lt Works, E 4 12 tfc Main St, Pomeroy Al l k1nds BABYS I TTER wanted tn my of salt water pellets , water PRIVATE meet1ng room for home must have own trans nuggets, block salt and own any organ1zat1on, phone 992 608 port at ton 5 or 6 days a week Ohto River Sa lt Phone 992 3975 Phone 99'1 2550 or lol'l 6551 3891 MAIN J 11 tfc 1 30 He 6 5 ff(. 10 A.M. - 8 P.M. THE COUPON BELOW kI O N E 1 year old black 7 8 Ten n essee Wal k er fo r sale Phone 992 3640 1 11 12tc 92.1 FM WMPO LIGHT haultn g AND MAIL ' AND GREAT COUNTRY STEREO ' A route might be open in your neighborhood, to find out ... I· /:. ( ~ E or \( r, n i t. tor <:, al f' C ity wat e r availaol e 1n sprtng Lo ca t ed on Sl ate Rout e ldl l"'honf' ~ 9? :\ 640 l 1' 171( - ~------- - -- --- Security · I I I JOB OPP.ORTUNITIES SOCIAL SECURITY CONSUMER PROTECTION ~EXPERT E. This could be your golden opportunity to . learn business methods, save money far· clothing or college, win prizes. These and many other benefits are available to deserving Sentinel carriers. 1 Far Safe lost SHOOTING MAT'CH . Forked Run Sportsman Club , noon Sunday , fa c tory c hoked guns only 1 31 3tc DELIVER lmrnCdlale open m gs l or spec•a l t r a1n 1ng 1n Mechan1cal E te c t r on tcs Av tai 10I1 and Cl ehClt l ft eld s m th e U S Navy Pay start s at \ 37 6 p er mont11 frorn f rr st day We l urn1sll quijrtcrs food , and c loth tn g Sc hool quar ant ees b efore yOI.J Stgn up BE SOMEONE SPECIAL IN THE NEW N AVY For more tnfo ca l l or v1 Stl your Nclv yman at 771 Co lumbus Roa d A t hens 0 1S701 Verno n E Harr~ so r1 Te lept10n e 61 J 59J J566 Tol l F r ee BOO 21:17 1288 . . INFORMATION A.BOUT: .- .' ' Sentinel, Business Services PHONE 593-5035 COLLECT Call Stephen C. Snowden OR OLDER JI Notice IN L0V1N li 111 €'i;llQrY Of Jillllf'S P Classi+ieds 'G et Results! f . N. W; COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST . OFFICE "HOURS 9: 30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON ON THURS.)"- EAST COURT cr., POMEROY. I . Open Evenings 'Til 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. Service 1il 12 On Saturday SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ~9 992-2174 500 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio Mrs Vere Swartz were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swartz, Ricky and fulndy. of fulvenna , Mr. and Mrs Jun Wright and Mandie of Bidwell, Mr and Mrs. Millard Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz and Mrs. Bibbee and Dorsel, all locaL Mr. and Mrs . Chas. D. Woode v1sited h1s sister, Carrie Burson, m Athens last Friday. Mrs. Burson, who has recently been hospitalized has gone to the home of her soli-in-laW a!Jd daughter. Mr. and Mrs. F'rank Ferry 1n Mt. Clemens, Mich., to recuperate and visit a wo11uec N,na Robinson and • • • • • • .•• "·' Follroo Vere Swartz Mr. and Woode, Nina • •• • ~ • • .... '- ' '••' : The Governor Is lliire! • "• • ·-· .. INTRODUCING THE NEW .-, • • .. "· •MODEL 701 ..300% GOVERNOR MANSION PREMIER SHOWING SATURDAY 9 TO 9 SUNDAY I T06 I • ,', ; l4x70, 3 Bedrm, Bath & 1/ 2 , Separate Utl11ty Room, Total Electric Governor Mansion. · _ • Double msu lat1on. car pet & pad thru out, house type doot, bay windo~ on fron.t1 defu.xe furntture pack ag~, storm s & screens thru out, deluxe master bedroom, kttchen counter bar, al l copper w.re, wired for dryer , p l umbed for wasHer, kmgs1ze bed & headboard in master bedrm , 2 dr fro st free refr1g ., del uxe elec . range, deluxe draperies & bedspreads, bar stool s & many other e xtras $12,000.00??? ND-$11.000.00?? No-$10,000 .00??? NO •9795, DELIVERED AND SET UP................ ,. Sell All 2x4 & 2x6 Construction on 16" Centers. You'll Have To This Home To Believe it. Up to 12 Yr. FinanCing Homeowner Available, Underpinning, Awning & Carports Ava Bank-- Savings & Loan & G. I. Loans Available. STOP& SHOP AT LARRY'S-- YOU'LL SAVE$$$ s Mobile Home Sal 600 W. MAIN PH. 992-7777 . . .. . . . '. ;' . �. • • :• •I ...' tl '• I. .. ... - •. . ~ ·. ~ ' .. . ., ~ •, ~f ' . • •• . • • I ., • • • • I - • ~ . .. - . • t tl 1'11t• lb !ly Senlmt·l. Muhlkpori - Pnn u•m~. () . Fell I. 1: 1"i4 NeW:~ ... .:•. ·-~...i.l!. _ B~~-~fs Meigs lively o)les f ' ( l'uut lnm~rl . fron'l Pagt• 1). Mrl; ,· Haz('! Tllt;I11J):-;G n ·ar·-· Hobf'T 1 Huck. the Re\ How(1rd r tnnpattying Sh in• ley . Wa)- rH' Tu r ner . Mr s . Lul' har~' presented i'IH'illlol Dtll. Loretta Beegle eerttfi(•alcs nnd pins to volun trers tn th(;• program m1d ,md Cd ison Hohstetter prayers were by the Hl'\' Mr HS\'P Ad v Jsory Board Sh!v t.•ley ami the Rev Fa ther lnt.•mUt.• rs present wer e mlr oc1 uccd and commended On Krajcovic Mrs. Welker, Mrs. Alice tlwt but1rd are Clara Lochary , WamsJey , secretary, and Mrs. Jli'C'Sid<•nt , the Ht'\', B11l Pc1r in, T rud' Andr t> ws , Stru ble. .Jeane Bnmn , a coordmator m nla kt•s lee. Buek, P>kkoJa. the RSVP program, were Iiaz l'l M c K el vey, Glenna highly commended during the ( mp. Chnrles R. Karr , Sr , fi rst cm mvcrsary observance bj Cottneil on Agmg Prestdent. .1 4..'l'!lln C't tt~ Th omns , Donald Dll'nC'r, Loui~e Bea rh s, Nelhc C J . Struble and by Mrs H"n~ru1. Helen Wllharn s, the Eleanor Thomas who is Hev Father Bernard director of the semor citizens J\ r ajcovtc, Theodore T Reed, program m Me> gs County ,lr , Lula Hamp ton and Elemwr Thomas. Mr!:i. Ma1 gare t Neuman prov ided p1ano mus1c for the luncheon and th e chor us pr ese nt ed seve ral "o ld f ~1vontes" tmder the direction t•r Mrs Carrie Neutzlmg w1th MEIGS THEATRE Fr 1 .sat -Sun. Feb I 7-J ROMEO & JULIET t PGl Show Starts 7 p m . Rece i vi ng CJwar d s ctegr('e s of servr c€ were t or Over 500 Hour s ·-· Ne t h e Hayes. Ma e Weber . L ela h Wea th erby 700 to 500 Hour's ~ E the ! Gr ueser, Harrr e t Ne, g!cr , Ber tha Parker, Ada S lr~ck . Mrldred Md ch . F redrt Lrevmg , BPu \ah Utierbad, Myl a Hu d so n Tho ra B la c kwood. B.()Y ~it . ~y - . L~tt.~~Mara.q~~r~- top . Q~ij~ ... •· . . · · • • · .. ·... · • ·· ·' · ··· ·' • · · ' " • • .. ·.. th .. ir ,:.;hiJi' t-a1le ,;·A" · · ;JI ·.- ... · ·Tho· · Metgs .. 8A . Pilsketblll! with·6; Gr~g· Witte ·wlth ·1. snd · ~ye~ ·an · ~"' . g . · ·.· · . ·ca:r 1\,.I.LleU _Thursday trounced HalllpoUs, li()..34. ·.Breqt St~nley witli ~- · · · ·.· . ..._teiH_ns liost. Pt... P~alailt .on· evemng at Meigs . Meigs· ~fppej! off' b ~trBighi . Thursd~y i :_Th!' 8A battlt .. .. .. . · ]Cto)lltiU<'Il lrund'~gc -1i' . . • . · • .. · · " · . " · ra'vo1• .;r a ·w~ 1lt\uut_·<t~-~~~1 w ··pr 11 ii!· M'i~i 6 ~· [o:IIW:I<tl :l:l''"th's · · · . · · .. ) ';;::·t )'- . app~al for "rutionahli,S•:uti);loh ·• iuRwild ot ·_1Jrule fOY('( ,": l!m~r\ . · rtncfs satd "Bnt<i•I1·•(Z69 ruirreos lV!'~e ,tloUng 88.\o 90. P!'t 111 · • . • • • favor of· es~alating IJ\eir c.·ippling 2'·'·monilK>Id slow~own lnU~it ' natwnwtde w~l~oui 00 feb. 10 . .' . · · , , . ' ,. n 1._. vuting was schedu l~d to end at noon tOday, but uroon ·c, II> t,.bulate the Offl ·ats·saJ·d it would iukeat lea•t'1,1lltii'Sunday " Eleven y .,. old G ' oldt· Dc '" ll final results ..' The coal slo)l'<\own, Arab oil <'iltoo<·ks and tin . "" " 'a overtime ban by railroad engineers have combmcd to cut fuel ~tth of Rt. 2, Gallipolis, suppliesandplungeBritainintowha!HeathhascaUed Its moot becameGaliia CoUnty's second serious cnsis slm:e World War Jl traffic fatality in the past stx days at 8·10 . p·m Thursday • when he -dted of InJuries sufRob 111~n , Margc1rct Prtrsons. lered when struck by a car on MMy Seam;m. Clara Lochary, Rt 218, one and one half mtlcs Etodta Cassel l. Mane Swa n. DP !i!.l f' Pa tt ers on-, Caro l south ol Rt 7 1Cmltinued from Page 11 Taylor. Dare ll T~ylor A(lr l.=t munity pride of having taken Accordmg to the Galha· Wilco;o~ , Fra nk Clark, Cord 1e Meigs Post State Highway Collms. Edn" C1<trk , M<.~ ry part Patrol, Ill• boy apparenlly ran Shulor . Hrmet Warner . M elv a "No contribution is too Tu rn er. Ear ly Rou sh , small" , Kloes sa1d. Donations from the east side of th e highMargar et S1 nc.l a •r . Nova way •nto the path ol a car Seytned Rose G1nlher , Teresi'l may be lelt al the new fire operated by Sharon Martin, 18, Byer stat10n or mailed to PO Box 144 Unde r 50 Hour s -- Pat m Middleport. or Eureka Star Rt. , Galli]llllis. Loc har y, Ralph Kern , Belly The patrol· sa1d today no Kloes announced the latest Cl1ne. Ralph W el k~V. F~rn charges will be liled against contributors to the drtve wh ich Slf!n sbury . Al1 ce Struble, ,ooo Workers is actually going better and faster than firemen had an · t fcipated : Young 's Super Market. Luc1e Martin. Myrtle Harrison, · Mr . and Mrs . Donald Oesterle, Keith Goble Ford. Tommy Taylor. William Weaver. Mrs Blanche Gilkey, Alberta G. Koehler, Mr . and Mrs. C H Wise. Mr and Mrs . Deb Becker, Mr and Mrs. Charles C. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Carson , Mr . and Mrs . Ted Reed, R. W. Wilcox, Pauline Greathouse , Nell ie Zerkle , Mr, and Mrs . C H Williams , lv\arlin Rife, Garnet Rtfe, Mr and Mrs . Ray Manley, Mr anc:t Mrs Perry Mitch , Russ Carson , Lelah V Weatherby , Mr. and Mrs Roscoe Fowler, Mr and Mrs. Willi e 1: Davis, Dr and Mrs R. R. Pickens, Mr . and Mr s. Richard Thomas, Harry Smlfh, Mr . and Mrs. {Boo) Simpson, Mr. and Mrs , James Baney, and Mr , and Mrs Morris {Boob) Neutzllng . While firemen are asking for strong $upport from the areas served by the squad - Middleport, Sal 1sbvry Townsh 1p, Cheshire townShip and Cheshire Village - It Is stressed that anyone in Meigs or Mason Counties, or anyone in the readership area of The Da1ly SentineL is more than A family mght wtll be held at 5:30 p.m . Sunday at lhe Pomeroy United Methodist Church when Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Blakeslee w1ll be honored. Both Mr. and Mrs. Blakeslee recently retired from their employment, Blakeslee as county agncullural agent .for 33years, and Mrs. Blakeslee as a teacher for 17 yea>C> The · co~~~~it~~n press :us There's no excuse for losing your money Put 1\ where 1t's vault-safe And earns h1gh mterest Open a Savmgs Account today. 1 \heir ,for vic~,·Jo 11ie ·~~~~~ibfu~:~s:; d parking lol ban ~ , . Elberfelds In Pomeroy _ EAT 1N or T~KE HO.ME ... - . . .. .• ' ·Out f _ ish.~re feOd!!r golden whit~ fish fill~ts. trqrjt .the-tQid · .. . .· . - ' . ," ; . : .., .~lean watets .of ICELANO. Chips are .golden. .frie~ fto~- t~e finest ('o~HO pot~toes. Enjoy 0~~ fiSh$ chi~'s iri'~ny of quantity you desire. Take tbem home or enjoy them in the co'm fort of our resta'urant. . MAIN OFF; ICE. , Mon , TuEis ,·Wed , T.hUrs ·9a m ·3P rn r:: r lday 9-a .m · f() 7 p m . sa tutd ay 9a.rn 16 12 ND6n TO LODGE MEET Pom~roy Lodge . 164' F&AM. will 111eet in tegul!lr S:e~lon , at 7:30 ~ ..m; W£\ln,es<!a~ . . 'fork will be in the third .'d~gree. AI) mBster masons are invited. ' . RV'rLAND BRANCH Mon , Tues, Wed, Sat ,9 am . Jp m Thu r sday 9 am to 12 Noon Fr•day9a m to7p m i ...................................... cao\ri rr$a AND CJ11PS .. ... .. .... .... •. . . ·. ' . . .. . ' ~. ·. ' l ", '• ' COOKS TO MEET A meeting of all cooks of the Meigs Local School District will be held at 7 p.m. Monday in the dining room ol the high schooL A hometown friend. :·1-AHR CLOTHIERS ' UNIT CALLED The Pomeroy E-R squad was called at 7:44 a.m. today for Clarence Might, Rutland, who was taken to _veterans Memorial Hospital. . ' ... MIDDLEPORT, 0. r ' TAKEN TO HOSJ'IT At . · RACINE - The Racine 1!:-1! · squad was .called this m_orning · for Harriett Hyatt, 83, Letart Falls, who, havmg dllf!culty . . breathing, was ta~en to Veterans Memorial HospitaL Women .• Pants Suits ~louses ~ts Suburban C9~ts :- ._. Slacks·. _ .- . .·Dresses. . . .I .' 'I ' ' .' ' NOTE TO JAYCEES A!l ·Melg~ Counw- Jaycres , -wlio will be· Sal\ll'day. · ' • .j jANUAR'V CLEARANCE ·· ' . . . ~ . ··,; ' ' ·. tn•· I I STOR~ • 1piece FISH . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . .00 • 1 piece FISH &CHIPS ...........90 : ·2pieces FISH &CHIPS ......... 1.45 :: •• 6pieces FISH &CHIPS .......... 4.20 i 10 pieces BUCKET OF FISH . . .. 5.55 ~ lO pieces FISH & CHIPS . . . . . . . . 6.35 ~ 1 Order CHIPS . .. .. .. .. . . .. . .. .30 i Gallipolis-Point Pleasant James will make race Bumgarner to head Rotary club MIDDLEPORT - The Rev. Robert Bumgarner, pastor of Heath United Methodist Church here, was elected president of the Middleport • Pomeroy Rotary Club Friday evening followmg dinner served by ladies of the new president's own church. Rotarian Bumgarner is completing a year as vice president and program chairman, He will succeed Harold Hub- bard when the Rotary year begins on June 1. Other officers elecU!d were Vern Weber, vice pres1dent and George Meinhart and Dennis Keney, dlrectl>rs. Treasurer Robert Kuhn and Secretary John Werner were reelected. Tom Wood, a semor in medicine at Ohio State University, was a guest of Dr. Ray R. Pickens. There was no program. Pomeroy-Middleport .l . P< / 0 0 o ' ANYONE NEED A PET? - Mrs. ·Barbara RohBch, is .. trying II> feed one of the 25 dogs now confmed lo Gallla .. .. •" ' "- GALLIPOLIS - Gallia Counly sheriff's deputies Friday night raided the home ol a rural Vinton man and confi scated several cases of unlicensed alcoholtc beverages. Charged with selling unlicensed liquor was Eyrie M. Steele, 65, of Rt. 2, Vinton Steele will appear Monday in Municipal Court. Deputies acU!d on a search warrant to enter S~ele"s home where they confiscated 12 eight-packs of Stroh's beer, seven eight-packs of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer, eight pints of Muscarel wine, four liflhs of Musca~! wine, and f1ve fifths of Wild lrtsh Rose Wine. Deputies also investigated the theft of a battery and gasoline from a road grader owned by the Morgan Twp. trusrees PR COMING REAL HIGH COLUMBUS IUP! I - Oh10 Attorney General William J . Brown is spending an estimated $200,000 a year in tax dollars II> run a public relations program which includes a four-page monthly news letter and a bi·weekly column, it was reporU!d Saturday. The Cleveland Plain Dealer said Brown has an 11-rnan public reLations staff thai is paid more than $120,000 a year in salaries and the figure does nol include printing and ·mailing expenses. Dog pound facility ., . ,) County's Dl>g Pound located in Addison Twp. i\nyone wishing to secure a dog for a pel should contact County Dog Warden Denver Cox. ' ,. • BY DALE ROTHGEB JR. ADDISON - Gallia County's Dog Pound locaU!d 111 abandoned strippedmines near here continued last week the center of a controversy. Mrs. Barbara Rohach of Rodney is one of a group who feels the dog pound is not only inadequate, but is being operated poorly. ' Mrs. Rohllch and her husband hllve spent several hours working at the dog pound, a concrete block structure, cleaning it out and placing new straw for use as bedding for the 25 dogs now confined there . , "We feel the dog pound is being operated in a deplorable manner," she told the Sunday Times-SentineL "I was shocked to learn thllt big animals were apparently bemg sold to research laboratories for experimental purposes, but after seeing the unattended, unsanitary conditions of the dog 'pound, I can see where the ammals probably would be bet~r off, " she said. ·. The former Pennsylvania resident feels that proper care, such as clean pens, regular, daily meals, and an available veterinarian, some attention to the animals could be given by the county. She also feels the $7,380 budget is too small for the operabon of the dog pound. The money IS derived from the sale of dog and kennel licenses. According to Mrs. Rohach, the low pay of the dog warden does not encourage thoroughness. The ·warden makes $4,000 per year. County Commissioner Johnny Johnson reportedly cleaned the dog pound himself Thursday afternoon. The pound is located on land purchased from the Addison Twp. trusrees. II hBs been in operation at its present loca lion the past two years and hBs no running water or electricity. This is just ·one of perhaps many pressing problems facing Gallia County's three commissioners, C. E. Johnson , Joe Stewart and Denver Walker. ~ I FRANK BEACH Raid nets Beach files contraband • • m primary called 'deplorable' ·~~· 0 CANVASS ANNOUNCES RUTLAND - Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Haley will be canvassing Rulland Township and Rutland Village Monday to solicit funds in the Middleport Fire Department's drive for a new emergency truck. The Rulland area as well as Middleport, Salisbury Township, Cheshire and Cheshire Township are serv~d by lhe Middleport emergency umt. Apostolic School. He had made his home in the Pagetown area with Supporters of the school which apparenUy is not approved by the State. While nothing happened inside lhe courtroom other than official business, an estimBted 50 young people and adults sang hymns outside. The church group o~tside the courtroom mBde no atrempt to enter. The family involved in the incident are of Korean nationality. Besides the youth cident." involved in the custody SituatiOn, there are The boy, son of a fam1ly that had three other childre n in the family . They resided in the Pagetown area In northern have been with the parents in New York. Meigs County, but hBd moved some time ago to New York Stale, had apparenlly lnsisU!d on staying in the Pagetown area where he attended the Lighthouse .:·.,a ·o_, ·u·_:_:•~> : · ! ·, Cross Hardware Store, Dudley Flonsts Shop, and the All Weather Roofing and Construction Co. A romm1ttee was appointed to survey the town and determine the present condition of stree t markers for replacement as well as to determine the additions which may be needed. The committee wtll make recommendations to the chamber which provided the present street markers as a community project about 15 years ago. Attending were Rickman, Mrs. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. John Werner, vear. George Ingels, Mrs. Beulah Jones, The Chamber highly commended Manning Kloes, Edison Baker, Cash Bahr, merchants for recent improvements made RIChBrd S. Owen and Carl Horky. to bu.'liness houses. Among those noticed were George Ingels for remodeling of his second store; Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson of the Western Auto Store, Bill Lewis for the POMEROY - Police and sheriff's deputies insured order here Saturday as hymn singing rang out when a 14·year-old boy was remanded to the custody of his parents In a hearing m Meigs County Juvenile Court. Common Pleas Judge John C. Bacon, sitting for Probate Court Judge Manning Websrer who disqualified himself, said afterwards the officers "did an excellent job as the courtroom was without in- . .. .·: ·. . . . '. •. ' . : . . ·. , .' . commg annual Big Bend Regatta sponsored by the Pomeroy Chamber ol Commerce in regard to what the Middleport group can do to cooperate and ass1st. Mrs. Wilson Will direcU!d a letrer to the Pomeroy ChBmber to question the ideas of the Pomeroy Chamber on the mat. ter. The Middleport group also agreed to investigate lhe possibilities or staging an outdoor recreation and boat show at the Marina. The first such event was sponsored by the Middleport Chamber last Hymns accompany law taking its due course 1piece FISH &CHII>S with slaw .. 1.15 2~ie~~s-~S~ ~ ~H~PS ~~h s~.~w }·:70 i ..•... .. S~cta_l.I~_lcm~c FiShS~dy.nch .....~ l ..' i . ", ,·. ' . . "' .• :. :. __J•••• ~ ••:.;~~.-••·~-••••-~~~•••.•~-.:·· ···~···~~~- . ' · :,·~ 11· .. . MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Chllmber of Commerce wtll tell the State Department of Highways Slate Route 124 from the Ohto River to Salem Center needs immediate extensive hhprovements. Action to press for improvements was approved Fr1day evening at a regular meeting here of the chamber with President James Rickman presiding at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Edison Baker, partner in Baker's Furniture Store, SBid Route 124 is m need or modernizing and improvement if Middleport is to attract people commg into the county to work at the new Meigs mines. Such worker. are settling more in other counties,- and road conditions would be a key determining factor in turning this around, Baker ~id . Mrs. Edna Wilson, secretary, was instrucU!d to write slate highway offtcials and other state and federal officials to urge that improvements be made to route 124 at the earliest possible time. Earlier this winter in a meeting of stare and regional highway officials 11 was disclosed thai detailed planning on moderni2ing SR 124 is still some lime in the future. At lhat-Ume the same officials indica red actual work on such a project, m view of state and federal highway allocations, would be five years away. The chamber also discussed the up- I I DINNERS HOURS '1 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1974 Improved SR124 needed . PROCTORVILLE - Ronald H James, of Proctorville in Lawrenc• County, Saturday an nounced his can didaey for the Ohio House ol Represen tatives in the 92nd District. The district i: comprised of Lawrence, Gallia and Me1g Counties and four townships m Alhen;; County . The candidate a ttended Fairland Schools in Proctorville and was graduaU!d !rom Fairland High School m 1966. He is also a graduate of Marshllll University with a bachelors degree in advertisingjournalism. He is married to the former Jacq~<eline Simpson ol Proctorvllle. James, who has been quire active the past two years in the Lawrence County UnlU!d Way Campaign, is currently viceRONALD JAMES president of the Lawrence County Mental Health Association and ts a member of lhe Lawrence County Community Betterment Service Employees Association and Club. He is also a member of the OhiO Civil Huntington Lodge No. 313 of the B.P.O. Elks. Two Meigs men pass The candidate has been employed for the past 2'-'l years as a sociallvorker with the Lawrence County Welfare DepartEngineers' hoards ment. In conjunction with that job, he hlls POMEROY - Two Meigs Countians are completed a state sponsored seminar on among five men who have passed Protective Serv 1ces for Children. examinations conducted by the Ohio State James, in seeking his first elective Board of Registration for Professional office, sa1d, "I beheve the people of the Engineers and Surveyors. 92nd district need a fresh, new figure and a They are Donald E. Johnson, son or man of energy and tction as their Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Johnson of Reeds- representative. " ville, and Roger L. Osborne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Osborne of Chester. Both reside in Marietta. The board said Johnson and Osborne were among three who VALDALISM CHECKED passed both days of the examination after GALLIPOLIS - City pollee Saturday completion of college traimng and four investigated vandahsm at the Pennzoil years of experience. Two others of the five Service Station on Eastern Ave . Officers still lacked the required experience for "aid someone broke a large plate glass admission to the professional window. They also dumped a flower pot examinatton, but they passed the and tree limbs m front of the station. examination . Introducing . FDIC NO. 1 _ PRICE 20 CENTS Save Your Saleslips For Valuable Premiums '. ' Fumilie.~ Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Vallev ::::;---;;--~-;----3_ 0 _PA_G_ES_ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _---:----:-:--::::::::-::--:-:----:----:-::---:-------'----_:3~S::_E.CTI_ON_S_ _ _ _ _ __ VOL. 9 '. Mernber . television, furniture and bltycles. Fish & Chips the ce ntury E'Stobl1shed 1872 ' Showers today so ut. .. possibly with thunder. Lows in the mid 30s. Monday rain south, snow in the north. Highs Monday 40 to 50. womens and girls apparel, } our I 11 vi ted G ue.~l U eiU:hing More Thun 12,000 tmts ' sb'ikl!lg :,~ · ov,lir lhfi. GALLIPOLIS - Ftnal approval of the 1974 budget and an ordmance ftxi ng salari es and wages of city empl oyees are two of the major 1tems which will be ac~d upon Wednesday night at the February meeting of the Galhpolis City Commission Other items will be •the request for locatwn of a publtc telephon e, authorization to advertise for b1ds for pohce cars and a backhoe and discuss>on on housing for semor citizens + Weather Bargains in mens and boys wear, 1 .._cR_ow..·s_.l Pomeroy pollee investigated two accidents Thursday. No one was injured . At 5104 p.m. Thomas Burn· side, 62, onto Major business to face commission f Save this weekend during our Sale. 1 Company and Jayma r Coal Company of Rt. 1, Cheshtre. ll is concetvable that 1f the str1k e contmues, food stores, gasoline sta t10ns, and other vital businesses m the Tn· County Area w>ll be affected. ,i_i_.,i oldest volunteer emergency service groups in Oh1o . pomeroy national bank the Shop Saturday 9:30 To 9 PM welcome to help. The Mid · dleport E-R squad is ohe of the .at;. '" 110 " d Open Tonight Until 9 ONE MAN FINED One defendant was lined and another forfeited a bond in Pomeroy Mayor Dale Smith's court Thursday night. Clarence Bing, Pomeroy, was fined $5 and costs lor intoxication and James Murphy, Akron, forfeited his $200 bond for DWI. N o one injured m" 2 auto accJ'dents GALLIPOLIS - At least three local determ1 ne 1f the trucks should roll Mon- and Saturday. Company officials are also busmess firms are reeling the pmch !rom day. evaluatmg the situation to deterrnme 1f the latest nationwide truckers' action and · Paul Pullins of the Penny[are U1e1r trucks should roll Monday several others could be in a sim1lar Warehouse on Bob McCormick Rd sa>d Tim Cornell, manager of the situation soon if the strtke continues. the truckers' strike defmitely affects his Scotten-Dillon Tobacco Company, said As of Friday, Pennylare Markets, busaness . He said mer c handise 1s his plant Is closing down Monday dut to James Merry's L1me Quarry and Scotten- becoming hllrd to get as drivel$ fear whal the strike. "Our raw tobacco Is shipped DIIlon Company were facmg possible shut- m1ght happen 1f they move their rigs. in by truck from Wisconsin, without it downs of their operabons. The strike could force Pennyfare to we cannot operate." he said. A spokesman at the James Merry close temporarily. No Pennyfare trucks Thus far , the strike has not affected Company reported all its trucks have been hllve been hit, but dnvers have been the operations of the Robbins and Myers off the highway smce Thursday . He said stopped on the highways. Plant on Bob McCormick Rd . or the the situation will be evaluated Sunday to All trucks were off lhe road Friday F'ederai·Mogul Plant or the Chns Craft :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:::·:·:·:·:·:::·:::::::·:·:::::::::;:;:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:=:·:=· Plant on Eastern Ave. T1m Hen nessy of Robbins and Myers .CHECKING BRIDGE FOR BOMB - Gall1a County shenff's deputies, Ohio ;~;. Highway Patrohnen and West Virgmia Slate Troopers Saturday afternoon :;: sa~d, " If the str1ke continues, it will affect checked the Silver Memorial Bridge for a bomb reported to the shenff's office to :• us on rece ipt of matenals and shipment of have been placed on it. No bomb was lound. ll was the second such call received ::: products. There are no plans at the present time to shutdown We will jus! have to wait the past three days . Checkmg the bridge are PtL Carl L. Boggs, left, Ohio Slate and see." Highway Patrol, and Deputy James Crace. Gallia County Sheriff James w Other area ftrm s reporting no affect Saunders piloted the sheriff's helicopter under the bridge to check for a bomb. :-: were Bob Evans Farms, Evans Packing Members ofthe Gallia County Civil Defense were also on the scene. Elberfelds In Pomeroy the dnver. Dr. Donald R. Wareh1me, Gallia County Coroner, said young Smith d1ed from massive head mjuries. He was the son of Samuel and Belly Smith ol Rt. 2, Gallipolis. The Gallia County Volunteer Emergency Squad removed the body to Miller's Home for Funerals. A deer was killed m an ac Cident at II 34 p.m . on Rt. 233, one and three tenths miles west of Rt. 141. Officers said the anunal ran into the palh of a car operated by Paul Haislop, 26, of Rt. 2, Patrwt. There was moderate damage to hts car. Thursday ·wtll ~: plaYI!d · ·m .. front of lhe iUI)Iilr high ~t)lill!.nl body. · · · · GALLI A EIGHTH 04> uawk 2-0 4 : E~elman !t-0-0, s'ayre 0 0-0: Dabney 3 I 1, cavdHI o o·o. Jacksoo 1 o 7; Blown 1 I J , wan '" 9 , Graham · 3 3 ~- Love o o o, AP.ets o.O,O; Groth o o o TOTALS' 14-6-34. M~tGS 'I!IGHTH tsoJ .Foil rod '0, 8; Winebre~ner 6 0· 12 · Browning 3 0-6 . Whott 2-3-7. · H~ller - 6 · Q. . l~ ; ' stan 1~ y 2 1 5. TOTALS 23+50. · score·tiv quarters. 5~· 3• . Gt1H1ll Bth 13 6 10 Meigs 6th 12 9 IJ 16- 50 points with ttil help o( ll full court press to put the game out of reach in the final period. In a battle Thursday at o. t'-· rwCtne, '"' 8B team was defeated by R;lcine, 38-19. Tim . he Marauderaltack• Coalsledt plunping in 12 points, while M'" ••e Laven der an d Bren t Arnold hil for ~ and 2 points · ~· respectiveay. . The seventh and e 1ghth grade •·ams Wl'll Phost · "B" lC Eastern Mcmday, while the Adolph Saelens, Hazel Van Cooney, Busy Beavers 4 H Club, Mr and Mrs. James Family night set to honor couple oome•oy Jun\Hr High. . . The 'Little Marauders, paced by the balaoce<l s~oring of Kelly Winebrenner and Gene H 11 lh 12 Is h a Y W1 · -potn eac • displayed a good team effort • accord'tng t0 c oach Marvm McKelvey. The t eam accwnul ae 1d a total of 12 assists, whtle-Chuck Fo11 r od .led Metgs · boardm . en, hauhng 1n 11 rebounds. Follrod also added 8 points . ' followed by Doug Brownmg • Truckers' strike h urtzng Tri-County's industries U!JII,ll ID Gallia · Bess1e Grah am l eno r a Spencer . Less 1c Lu sk. Wa yne Tur ner , Mon._,d Wil son, Jes t 1e Mold en. Dean Blac k wood, Ru t h Evans Lor e lla Beeg le Ern est Weber , D1ck Karr, 100 to 20[} Hours -·- LOUISe L u~;1 l l c Lelfhe1L Von a McEl hinney E th el G uthne . Gillenwa ter . Mildred Harri s. Trudy Andrews, Ruth Morrrs. Eve lyn Su mm erfi eld , Edith E l 1za Powell Helen William s, Be tm'1 g. Ora Carsey. Sa ll 1e Adil Warner Paul 1n e Buck Byer s, Al1 c::e Mill s, Day ton Go \6 1e Clenden1n Ne ll1 e M cE l roy K er m1t McElroy, Borgan , Lula Hc1 mpton , Els1e Henry Turn er. G tenora Rou sh, Garnet Ervi ne In a Sw atzel. Elt zabet h V 1gar. Massa r . L ucdle Sm 1fh Grace E ug1 a John so n , Ernest1ne Tu rner Folden, Edna Riebel. Ca rr 1e 50 to 100 Hour s - Clarence Neu tzling, l ra Wo lfe. M artor le Str ub le. Cha r les Bla keslee, Brewer , Altce Epple. Jess1e Vilma Plkko ta. Ger trud e Houchtns. Bl anche Bra ley, V!c M1tchell , Leona Karr , Bertha Bra ley, Ethel Chapman, Ed1lh Wdl 1amson . Ma r i e B1~hop , E mm a Chapman. Helen Reynolds. Christmia O'Oon· nel l. No ra Mdl $, Thelma Dill. Edson Roush. Paul111e RQush, Erm a · Wi lson, laura Byers, Mar c1a Den1 son , Mildred Hawley, Nan Moore, Ethel Hughes, Stella Gruese.r , Cl-ara Wells , Lillian Sm1th, MaKme Chapman, Pete ShiE:old s, Nor:ma Curtis , Dan,J Howell, Iren e Arnoh:t. Jewell Curt ts, John Brewer , Grace Wagner , Anna Hi!ldore, Ethel S t ~warf . Eva De.ssaur e r ~ Vida Green, Er:mal ea n Johnsoo, L 1n1oul Johnson . Cra ra Thomas, Vena Whal ey, Opal Wi c kham, Ernma Haymar.1 ' ' PORTER - Frank Beach, 35, Rt. l, B1dwell, father of five children, Frtday liled petitions of candidacy tn the Republican primBry with the Gallia County Board of Elections for a seat on the county commission. A former physical fitness director m the Gallia County s~ hool system, Beach is runnmg on a "pljltform" of getting government money into the county for a "good recreation program. " A nat1ve of St. Albans, W. Va who came to Gallia County nine years ago, Beach beheves this area is growing rapidly. "We are so far behind in our recreatwn facihl1es however there is a lot lo be done," he said He operates a service station at Porter. Beach is married to lhe former Connie Geiger of East Bank, W. Va. Their children are Franklin E. , Jr., 12; Kihianti, II; Saun Loray, 9; Don Rene, 7, and Felipe Elgin, age 3. The candida~ attended Bluefield State College, West Virginia Slate College, Rio Grande College and MarshBII Umversity. He is a member of the MarshBII University Alwnm Assn Canaday has dinners for $500 per plate POMEROY - Dehnar A. Canaday, Pomeroy, who has announced that he will be a Democratic candidate for representative to the Ohio Legislature in the May primaries, hlls been ap]lllinU!d chairman of a CongressionBI fund raising dtnner in Washington, D. C. The dinner will be held on March 26 at 6 p.m. at the Washington-Hilton Hotel. Canaday, notified of the dinner by Mike Mansfield, Carl Albert and Wayne B. Hayes, is responsible for a table of 10 persons at $500 a pia~ . Anyone in the area wishing to attend may contact Canaday. Byrd asks Amtrack for replacement details WASIDNGTON (UP!) - Sen . Robert C. Byrd, D-W. Va., said Saturday he hlls asked Amtrak to supply him with details on facilities to be replaced or improved if passenger train se~ice is provided b~ tween Norfolk, Va., and Cincinnati. The proposed route woultl pass through southern West Virginia with stops in Bluefield, Welch, Williamson, Fort Gay and Kenova. Byrd said he had received an Amtrak feasiblllty study on the proposal which revealed an anti6pated annual operating loss ol $4.2 million. , ·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 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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