http://66.213.69.5/files/original/74869d420b1b8600a37653332d2660c0.pdf 029774036ba7162669446f471f5aa53a PDF Text Text ' . .. .. ' 32- The l;)aily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, Nov . 27, 1974 Washington window ELBERFE.LDS IN POMEROY END OF THE MONTH SALE Democratic governors: a birdie and a bogey By ARNOLD SAWISLAK WASHINGTON (UPI) - The opening day of the recent Democratic Governors Con· ference at Hilton Head, S. C., John West, the host governor, MEIGS THEATRE announced that he arranged a special treat for his colleagues. Golf professional Bob Toski, West reported, was prepared to give every governor a quick lesson that "I Kuarantee will cut five strokes off your game in 30 minutes. " "And that," one of the Tonight and Thursday November 27-28 .reporters covering the con. NOT OPEN colleagues, " will be the principal accomplishment of this conference. " As it happened,the reporlt!r was wrong. The 30-plus Democratic governors, to the amazement of everyone in· eluding national party chairman Robert S. Strauss, ference suggested Fri., Sat., Sun. Nov. 29-30, Dec. 1 JEREMIAH JOHNSON tTechnicolor) Robert Redford lPG) cartoon's Show Starts 7 p.m . to hi s *•******************************** .. ,. : * ** * : i t* * AND THE HALLMARKS i TONIGHT 8:00 TO 12:30 * ~ !* ,.*,. : GEO. HALL *~ * ! ,.* For Your Dining and Listening Pleasure...... * The MEIGS INN Ph. 992-3629 ** : Pomeroy Have A Nice Thanksgiving Day With Your Family. ! * ~ WE'LLBECLOSED THANKSGIVING DAYI !* ** t ** months and came up with a solution that could keep ils Kansas City "miniconvention" from blowing up in bitlt!r controversy next month. Following the lead of Oov. John J . Gilligan of Ohio, the only one of their number to lose his seat in the Nov. 5 elections, the governors un animous ly approved a policy position on the heated dispute over an ' 'affirmative action ' ' provision for the Democratic Party Charter to be adopted at Kansas City . Their action was impressive for its swiftness and for its simplicity. They said the charter - a permanent constitution for the party - should Strauss, though surprised by Gilligan's move, quickly empraced it and South Carolina Stale Chairman Don Fowler, also a member of the Charter Commission, predicted other slate party chiefs would go along. But if the governors beat par on their internal party squabble, they shanked the ball into the deep rough when it came to dealing with national domestic problems. In perfectly proper style, the nesota, commissioned three governors to prepare a solution EXCLUSIVE AREA SHOWING It takes up where BILLY JACK left off. An all NEW Wendell Anderson of Min- on the jCOnomy, the energy shortage and food problems. They came up with a bristling document, calling for everything from the immediate imposition of price, wage and profit controls to the firing of Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz. Again, keeping his powder dry, Anderson checked out the resolution with the members of the conference in private, and got what he called "substantial The Trial of Billy Jack POLICY WEEK NIGHTS-& P.M. / BESTFORM Special Values Reg. Reg. Reg, Reg. 3.50 Bra · · · 4.00 Bra · • • 6.50 Brief • • 8.00 Long Leg Panty Mens 11.95 Jackets Mens 18.95 Jackets · Mens 19.95 Jackets Mens 20.95 Jackets Mens 21.95 Jackets Mens 23 .95 Jackets Mens 24.95 Jackets Mens 25.95 Jackets Mens 26.95 Jackets Mens 29.95 Jackets Mens 32 .95 Jackets Mens 34.95 Jackets Mens 39.95 Jackets Mens 45.00 Jackets Mens 49,95 Jackets Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Boys 8.95 Jackets Boys I 2, 95 Jackets Boys 14.95 Jackets Boys Boys Boys Boys Boys 15.95 16.95 19.95 22.95 26.95 Jackets Jackets Jackets Jackets Jackets Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 6.50 9.50 11.00 11.50 12.50 13.50 I6.50 I9.50 DACCA- PRIME MINISTER Mujibur Rahman mobilized a. giant civilian and military relief force today to aid victims of a severe cyclone that swept across the southeast coast of Bangladesh. The 90 mile-an-hour winds and Ill-foot-high tidal waves batlt!red the coast Thursday , heavily "damaging the famine • wrecked nation's precarious rice crop, Initial reports said at least five persons died in the storm, which submerged low-lying coastal areas near the port of Chiltagong and off-shore islands. The storm Warning Cenwr in Dacca said the wind and walt!r destroyed or damaged houses in the region and cut communications lines. Officials said the winter rice crop, which was almost ready for harvest, was badly damaged. BATH TOWELS • • • · • · · •• • · SALE 1.99 HAND TOWELS · •• · • . • • • • • SALE 1.19 WASH CLOTHS · · · · • · •. · · • SALE 79c Bath Towel Compares to $3.00 Sale Prices .. END·OF-THE-MONTH SALE TOWELS • WASH Lee Boot Cut CLOTHS CANNON ROYAL ·11!I Fashion Jeans· FAMILY SHEETS • Flare leg · slim fitting. Sizes 29 waist to 42 waist . Blue Western denim or Lee Prest Twill of 50 per cent polyester, 50 per cent cotton in faded blue· dark brown · green and midnight blue. Also Houndstooth check in black-white, rust-green or navy-light blue. Your choice. PIUOWCASES • End-of-the-Month Sale BED SPREADS •9.89 Our entire stock Is included for this two-day sale. LEE COVERALLS SALE PRICES Sizes 36 to 50 in shorts · regulars and longs . Choose army twill in dark green or Fisher stripe herrinQbone. Give work clothes . the practical gift . End of The Month Sale ICES GALAXY GIFT End of The Month Sale! WRAP RIBBON AND BOWS SALE PRICES ·Month Sale TOY STORE MENS BRIEFS In The Middle Block . T-SHIRTS SPECIAL PURCHASE Christmas Tree and Home Oecorations Indoor and Outdoor Light Sets MAnRESS PADS Full flat style. ' ;t:~~~~::;~::::::t Tree Tops - Tinsel . . SPEQAL SALE Garland - Tree Ornament!!'. Sale Includes our entire stock of tree and home · Sale Prices Mens and Boys ~partment. 1st Floor Lee Work Uniforms Sweaters Sweaters Famous Mak€ Ties Flannel Work and Sport Shirts "Angel Tread" House Slippers Sport Coats Coats . End of-the-Month Sale GUITARS An excellent selection of Yamaha and other guitars. · Music Department 1st floor Sale Prices STO.RE OPEN fRIDAY AND ' ' . ' ' • I I I ., .. PRI~S . lOY STORE Monopoly • • • • • • · • • • • • • •• . 4.33 ,, Mattei Spin Welder • • • • • •• • • • • • 10.88 · Marx Typewriter • • • • • • • • . • • • 12.88 .Sea Diver · : · • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3.18 Kiddie Fondue • • • •• • • • • . • • • • 6.66 Knit Magic • • • • • • • • · • • • • • • • • • 8.88 Bridge and Ferry set • • • • • • • • • • • • 12.99 Monday Night Football • • • • .• • • . "' . 7.99 Ute Brite Refills • • • • • • • • • · • • 1.68 Very Footballs • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • 2.33 , Big Wheel • • • • • • • • • • . . • • • • • 13.99 TTP CAR Set • • • • • : • • • • • • • • • • 6.12 Bicycles .• • ~ • • • • · • • • • • • 25 pet. off . Fisher· Price A Frame Hous\ • • • • • • 8.% El(il Knievel Model Set • • • • • • . . • 5.38 TTP Jump Set • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 11.88 decorations. Special Sale Priced . Sale 5.99 1h PRICE · Wreaths and ofher Items. I added the freeze would apply even if rnnaufacturers raised their prices. . ! DYNASTY JACQUARDS WAREHOUSE AND I· up, we believe our customers deserve a break,'' said Bartell, who SPECIAL ., /. 2.79 3.49 5.49 6.79 ICES (46·481. 3 briefs or 3 T shirts In cellophane package. I Sale Sale Sale Sale Big-selection of Tops· Pants· Shirts 8.50 14.00 14.50 15.50 I6.00 17 .50 18.50 19.00 19.50 22.00 24 .50 25. 50 28.50 32.00 36.00 large (42-44) , extra large . " • • . • · • • .. · . • .••• • • . Womens Size Sportswear Mens Mens Boys Mens Mens Mens Mens ' CLEVELAND- COOK UNITED CORP. has announced a freeze on the prices of all products sold at its !YI discount supermarkets and department stores through the rest of the year, Ben Bartell, senior vice president of store operations, said Wednesday the freeze would not apply in the case of leased food and gasoline departments at a handful of the chain's stores. "With inflation running rampant and unemployment inching LONOON- EXILED KING CONSTANTINE of Greece says he's ready to return to his homeland as a private citizen if Greek voters refuse to put him back on the throne. "The great dream of my family and myself Is to live in our homeland," he told a news conference Thursday. "!think that if nobody has lived in exile then they can't realize the frustration and bitterness. The Greek people were scheduled to vote Dec. 8 in a referendum on whether Greece should be a monarchy or a republic. "No matter what the referendum decides I shall always be ready to return to my country and serve it in any capacity, at any time," said Constantine with Danlsh•born-Queeo .Anne-Marie by his side. The king and queen fled Greece in 1967 after failing in an abortive coup to topple a mllltary junta that had seized power earlier in the year. ' A SERIES OF NEWSPRINT PRICE HIKES ANNOUNCED recently by major Canadian suppliers takes effect Jan. 1, raising the average price per ton for American customers by about $25 to approximately $260. Further increases may be necessary in the coming year If the current inflationary trend continues, according to an industry spokesman. Most producers cited higher costs for wages, food, fuel, transportation and other capital expenses as prompting the increases. Industry sources said the $260 price was needed just to keep up with cost increases. Some said the price would have to reach about $300 a ton to justify expanding facilities and equipment. The highest price for U.S,· bound Canadian newsprint is $280 per ton, announced Nov. 20 by MacMillan Bloedel Ltd. of Vancouver. PEKING -SEcRETARY OF STATE HENRY A. Kissinger ended a five-day trip to China today, his diplomatic talks topped off by a Thanksgiving Day dinner win which a Chinese army band played "Turkey in the Straw." The secretary of state spent a final day of sightseeing this morning before flying to Tokyo to brieDapanese officials on the Chinese talks. H was scheduled to arrive in Tokyo tonight and then fly home to Washington the next day, ending a four-nation tour of Asia. American officials refused to comment on much of the talks, but said China and the United Stalt!s agreed to skirt the major issue dividing them - U.S. recognition of the Taiwan government. MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIF. - PIONEER II is gliding toward Jupiter's south pole at an angle which will allow the best measurements ever made of the gaseous planet's composition, a University of Arizona scientists said today. "Pioneer is looking at the planet from an angle never possible before," said Fr. Martin Domosko, who plans the operation of the spacecraft's electronic camera. The unmanned, 5611-pound vehicle's speed increased to 26,11110 miles per hour as it approached the underside of the giant planet, now 2.7 million miles and three days away. Pictures of the orange and gray-6\riped planet now appear as a :Hnch sphere on the 21-inch television screen at NASA's Ames Research Center, which . controls the spacecraft. Jupiter'' great Red Spot believed to he a 20,000rnile-long permanent hurricane - is clearly visible. . A PREHISTORIC SQUJD.LIKE BERKElLEY, CALIF. cuttle..flsh that preyed on crabs in the ocean that once covered California and Nevada has been determined to be the earliest flesh-eating crea\ure known, according to a husband-wife scientific team, The ancient cuttlefish appeared 1110 million years earlier than previously believed, an article in the November '<;ontinued on page 10 Two deer are killed Wednesday two buck deer were killed on the highways and two others were struck.• but not injured, according to the ' Meigs County Sheriff's Department. Wednesday at 10:31 a.m. in Olive Twp. on SR 681 Henry (Junior) Doerfer, Rl . 3, Pomeroy, killed a buck deer when it ran into the path of his auto. Wednesday at 9:55 p.m. in Chester Twp. on CR 36 Charles Elroy Sinclair, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, killed an eight point buck deer when it jumped in front of his truck. At 8:56 p.m. in Orange Twp. on SR 7, George Crafton, Ravenna, saw five deer run into the path of his car from the left side of the road. Crafton hit the brakes and skidded into' two deer , not injuring them. There was medium damage to all three vehicles. rounties, Sunday and Monda}· and mostly cloud}' Tuesday. Highs will be iu the upper 20s to middle 30s t Sunday and monday, modcraling to the uppt•r 30s to middle 40s Tuesday. Lows will b{' bl•twren 15 and 25. .\ I I '. The s heriff and Depu t y Henry are continuing the inves tigation. Weather Clou dy, cold tonight and Saturday, c hance uf snow north and sout h . Lows ton ight in the lower :ms southeast. Hi ghs Saturday in the lower 40s south. LOCAL TEMPS The tempe ra ture in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a.m . tOda y was 48 degrees Wlder sunny skies en tine VOL. XXVI NO. 161 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO FIIIDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1974 TEN CENTS Miller pressing offer acceptance CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UP!) - United Mine Workers officials, in local meetings and radio and television messages, began a campaign today to convince 120,11110 coal miners to approve a new wage contract and end their two-week-old strike. Copies of the three-year pact, ' which UMW President Arnold Miller calls the best U.S. labor settlement in 10 years, were distributed Thursday to miners throughout the nation's coalfi•ids. A ratification vote was expecood to be completed Monday, and appeared likely to pass. UMW officials said if the contract was approved mines could open late ·next week for thP.Ifird time,sin<:<>thc walkout began Nov . 12. The contract provides a 64 per cent increase in wages and benefits, but UMW leaders said there · was some misu nderstanding on some facets of the proposal. Joe Duffie, a members of UMW District 17 in Charleston, said he was "very optimistic" the contract would be approved. "There's still quite a bit of confusion, but it's possible we can straighten that out at local union meetings," sa id Carl Bunch, secretary-treasurer of UMW District 29, the union's largest, in Beckley, W.Va . Bunch and district officials in other stalt!s spent much of Thanksgiving Day distributing copie~' Of· thc--<"On!<'act· to>!eeal union leaders who in turn passed them on to the membership. Miller and other high-level UMW leaders were confident the contract would be approved but Bunch said, "It's hard to tell at this point. It (sentiment) still seems kind of divided." The strike has caused layoffs in coal-l'elated industries, including steel, coke and railroads. Russian accord awaited ~ 1:?:::::::::::::::::::::--=:::::::::::::::::::::::!:::::~::::::::::::::::!;:::::::;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;:;:;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;:;:;~~~j ; President will visit Orina • ~ WASHINGTON (UP!)- President Ford will visit the People's Republic of China in 1975, tbe United states and ';!! China amiounced jointly today at the conluslon of o:·: Secretary of Stale Henry A. Kissinger's visit to Peking, ~;j Ford's scheduled visit to China, the seconll for an t%.=.: American president since President Richand M. Nixon ~ went to Peking in 1972, was announced simultaneously by §I the While House and the Chinese government. :~ White House press secretary Roo Nessen quoted Ford ~~ as •aylng of the trip : ~~: "I look forward to visiting the People's RepubiJc of ~~~ China some time next year and to continuing the process of normaUzlng our relations." ij 1 • By HELEN THOMAS :;~ UPI Wblle House Reporier !!)~ !;! f :,·.~_ ;:,: .:_,i,' :::: !!l 1!~ :;.;: :llf: ·::~ .~~~:::s::::::-::::::~~=~::::::::::..:::~:::::-: :::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::8::::::~:::::::::!.'.::-.:~::;:;:;::~===:~::::::::::::::::;~;: • Cuts forced In • health service The Board of Directors of the are.a s, urban versus rural Gallia-Jackson-Meigs Com- areas, demands for services, munity Mental Health Cenlt!r or services rendered. voted unanimously this week to Thus , while the Galliacut back in Center services. Jackson-Mei gs Center exThe problem, as explained to periences one of t he top the board by the Cenlt!r's demand s for services in the Director, Dr. George Greaves, entire State, including major is that the Center has become population cenre rs, its funds the victim of its own success. are restricted by the only 73,000 In July of 1973, there were inhabitan ts of the tri-county two and a half clinical st. ff area . members, but only 75 visits to The main impac t of tile !11e Cenlt!r were made. By Board's decision to be felt by October of 1973, the Cenlt!r had the publ ic and professional 193 active clients. By October communities will be an oflt!n 31 of 1974, however, the Cenlt!r frustrating delay in receiving had grown to 704 active clients. initial services. In the Between January I of this year meantime, the Center is emand October 31, over 1,11110 barking on e,mergency different individuals paid 3,200 measures to obtain State and visits to the Cenrer's ghree Federal relief. Of 79 mental clinics in Gallipolis, Jackson health service areas in the and Pomeroy . State , the Gallia-JacksonIn less than two years since Meigs Cenlt!r is regarded by the taxpayers of the three both State and Federal officials counties involved first passed a as having number one priority levy in order to establish in the State for Federal funmental health services, the ding, as soon as Congress C-enter had grown into the enacts the 14th renewal of the largest outpatient mental Community Mental Health health facility in a cluslt!r of 13 Services Act. Southeast Ohio counties. However, during the same period in which the number of persons seen. each month quintupled, and the case load nearly quadrupled, the Cenlt!r was able to add only one-half additional clinicians . The problem is that the State of Ohio limits its contributions lo programs based on the number of residents living in the area served by the programs. No provisions are made for poverty versus non-poverty STUDENTS IN THE PRIMARY special e<lucauon Class 01 !VIrs. uemse l..doson at Ule Pomeroy Elementary School were all smiles Wednesday just before they dived into a Tha nksgiving dinner prepared by Mrs. Gibson's husband, Mark. Children ol the class, in learning · ·~~Thllllk.•giv.irlg,.perfom1ed a plQy £or .the Llwer gracles .on.tho hislory ·.";lf ThanksgMt.g •nd made their own Pilgrim hats and Indian headdresses which they are wearing in the picture. Their Thanksgiving dinner, paid for by the Gibsons (who reside in Athens) included turkey, dressing, potatoes, homemade bread and ice cream. Standing, are Robert Morris, principal, and Mr . and Mrs. Mark Gibson. WASHINGTON (UP!) President Ford today awaited a message from Soviet leader Leonid I. Brezhnev documenting their tentative verbal agreement to put a ceiling on each country's offensive nuclear weapons. Ford planned to make the Illyear accord public once he has the aide de memoir from the SOVIets in hand. He may hold a press conference today or early next week to disclose the numbers ol missiles and delivery s~stems each side would be allowed under the new equivalency pact reached at the Vladivostok summit. The White House has said only that each side would be limited to less than 2,500 missiles and strategic bombers under new negotiating guidelines that could lead to a new, Ill-year arms control treaty . If Ford does not receive the agreement in writing this week, he will wait to disclose the pact next week when Secretary of Stat€ Henry A. Continued on page 10 Pupils go into county As a concluding activity in a soc ial studies unit on Meigs County, students of Bradbury School took a field trip through the county last Thursday. Prior to lhe trip, students mapped their rout€ through the county . They served as " navigators " for the bus drivers for the entire trip, explaining what routes' to follow as well as lt!lling what directipn they were traveling. Accompanied by the Bradbury staff, students visited the monument of the Battle of Buffington Island in Portland. The trip continued to the cabin of Mr. and Mrs . Paul Smart, Long Bottom . Smart took the group on a hike and later buill a campfire for an outdoor lunch. Aflt!r lunch, the group continued the trip to Forked Run Stat€ Park. The last stop before returning to Bradbury was al the Bellville Locks and Dam . T'giv_ing for most By United Press International Volunteer workers went out of their way to make Thanksgiving for the military and the homeless, China treated a thankful Secretary of Staoo Henry Kissinger to shredded duck and Indians sought to recover the la nd of their ancestors. The majority of Americans, how ever, either s pent the nation's 354th Thanksgiving in front or the television set with parades and football or with a visit to relatives for the traditional turkey and dressing NUMBERS DRAWN CLEVELAND (UPI) Here are this week's winning numbers in the Ohio lottery : Number 971 I nine seven one) In any box on ticket win• $20. Numbers 020 1zero two zero) and 078 (zero seve n eight) In green and blue wir.s $500 . Numbers 020 and 078 in blue boxes wins $1,11110. Numbers 020 and 078 In green boxes eligible for $300,000 drawing and aulomalleally wins $15,000. Two suits for money filed . Two suits for money have been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court and one divorce has been granted. Franklin Rizer, DBA, B & R Discount, Pomeroy, filed suil for money in the amount of $789.34 plus inlt!rest and costs, against Donald Griffin, DBA, Scientific Sanitation, Pomeroy. The second suit for money was filed by Franklin Rizer, DBA, Rizer Oil Co., Inc ., in the amoun t of $950.82 against Donald Griffin , Scientific Sanitation. Frances R. Nelson, Harrisonville, was granlt!d a divorce from Dana W. Nelson, Dexter ,· on charges of gross neglec l of duty and extreme cruelly. •• ·, of the assai lanl<> ra n. Deputy Herman Henry a nd Sheriff Hartenhe~ch belive the would-be r obbe rs were after money and assumed money was in Mr . Ogdin's trousers . No thiq g was missi ng. The two left by the front door an d no car was seen or heard leav ing the sce ne . Og din lost a large amount of blood and was to be t.ken to the doc tor Ia ter . The sheriff theorized the two su bjec l'i had bee n in the hosue fu r somc lim~ since the tcmperatlire was lower in the house , apparently because of the front door being open . Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-M<~son Are<~ By United Press International Sale! ~PIONEER. ATOOL.IIO! ATOto NEW HAVEN .•,• EXTENDED WEATHER Sunday through Tuesday, cold. with a chance of sno.w flurries, mainly in northern at ... •.·....:::::x··.....::·-:·· ··· ···· ::;:;:.-:;:;:~:=::::·Y ..¥;:'··.-,..:.:.x--.;.:.;....:=::s~.::.--::::::··· ~ SALE PRICES sleeve T shirts. Sizes small (34-361, medium (38·401. SAYRE HARDWARE Weews·: :·"ill"" "JJ~iel~l· Ogdin saw one of the pair in the moonlight and sc rea med. Both • JERRY HARPER, MINERSVILLE Routt! I, is pictured with this seven pointed buck which he bagged with a bow and arrow in the Laurel Cliff area. Harper struck the animal with the arrow Tuesday night and track the buck down on Wednesday. Styles selected from our regular stock for young Juniors . · This Famous brand . knit briefs In sizes 30 to 44 waist. Short till GBBiff.IS, GIVI t.; !HI TOtS TOYOUBm&,· &lVI YOUB.II A Big selection of fall and holiday knit tops in misses sizes. End-of-the-Month Pigeon River, N. Carolina· Pigeon Cove, Mass. , Pige01i Forge, Tenn. and Pigeorl Point, Minn. / ALUJABBABsays.. 4~'" ~ ?· KNIT TOPS Save During But he negleclt!d to make sure the governors who were for it also planned to stick around to volt! on it. As a result, more than half of the group was gone when the resolution came up for debate and Anderson was forced - on a 7-8 volt! - to accept a walt!ring down of the wageprice-profit control section that made the governors sound like they were afraid to take a firm stand. The resolution as passed still had some strting proposals, but the back-down on controls diluted its impact. Some present blamed the episode on Anderson. But it was also true that practically every governor had been telling anyone who would lis!t!n for three days at Hilton Head that leadership was the nation's most vital need now. ·" . le PRETEEN SPORTSWEAR lives on in Pigeon, Mich.; Thursday. Friday, Saturday, Sunday 2-S..S P.M. • Month Sale agreement" on it.s contents. Memory Lingers The last of millions of pas· senger pigeons died in a zoo Sept. I, 1974. But the memory of the bird whose .flocks once darkened American skies Sale Sale Prices End-of-the TA'rLI.IH '"'TOM LAUGH .. Sale Prices Save During This Sale! vention . A New Lima Road man was painfully attacked this morning in a breaking and entering and apparent attempted r obbery, Sheriff Robert C. Harlt!nbach reporlt!d. Sheriff Hartcnbach was called to the home of Cla rence and Anna Ogdin at ap proximately 3 a.m. They told officers they were in bed asleep when two persons ~ apparently men - entered the horne through the front door and went into the Ogdin 's bedroom. One of the persons struck Mr. Ogdin in the head and on the arm with a sharp ins trument. At that point Mrs . Misses· Juniors· Half Sizes An excellent good selection in boys sizes 2 to 20. Mens sizes 36 to 54. Solid colors · plaids- wools · nylons · cotton and polyester blends. guaranlt!e full participation by women, blacks and other special groups as has already been approved for selection of deiegates lo the 1976 Democratic National Con- _.oup e attac e .. DRESSES Winter Jackets use the same language to l******************************** Mow Sbowiag MENS AND BOYS been bedevilling the ir party for ! A Short Drive To Athens, Ohio End of The stepped withoilt hesitation into the middle of a dispute that has ~~ ' .' . Friday, November 29, Saturday, November 30-0pen Both Days Til 9 PM co nference chairman, Gov. •· . ' \ '• ' feast. Or, they passed the day as Presi<lenl Gerald Ford did, hosting longtime friends . Not all Americans found reason to be joyous or thankful. According to Labor Department statistics, more than 2.2 million Americans were on November unemployment benefit roles. ' In the auto industry alone, from now until Christmas nearly 215,11110 workers will be idled because of slwnping car sales, the worst in 14 years. In Chicago, the American Women's Voluntary Services pr e pared traditional Thanksgiving dinners for servicemen away from home. The Salvation Army in Chicago served 3,000 paper-plat€ dinners of turkey and trinunings. Similar dinners were held for military personnel and the homeless in cities across the country. Descendants of the Indians who greered the Pilgrims at Piymouth Rock in 1620 had land, rather than food on their minds. Beatrice.Gentry, president of Wampanoag Tribal Council of Gay Head, Martha 's Vineyard, said the tribe would file suit in Boston seeking to recover 250 acres, including the local cranberry bogs, from Firemen go to mobile home The Pomeroy Fire Department answered a call to New St. at 5:16p.m. Thursday for a fire at the mobile home of Dorothy Wright. An electrical short in the furnace caused the fire with damages amounting to only $100, . Pomeroy Fire Chief Charles Legar said. The mobile home is owned by James Hayes. Fifteen men and three truc ks answered the call. At 7:53 a .m . Friday, the Pomeroy Emergency Unit answered a ca ll to Locust St. for Daisy Schuler who was ill . She was taken to Veterans Memori al Hospita l. ' • Gay Head. "We think non-Indians have tahen enough Indian land," Mrs. Gentry said. In Peking, an orchestra played "Turkey in the Straw" to bring visiting Secretary of State Henry Kissinger as close as possible to a traditional holiday atmosphere. Shredded duck and other Chinese delicacies were served instead of turkey at a farewell banquet in the Great Hall of the People. Ford played host to members of his Grand Rapids, Mich . high school football lt!am and their wives at a brunch of eggs Benedict, followed by a turkey dinner topped off by cherry pie ala mode. In Cuero, Tex ., five prisoners at the Dewitt County jail ended their three-<lay hunger strike in time for Thanksgiving dinner. The inmates, who were demanding three meals a day instead ol two, got chicken instead of turkey . Helen Rader's oils, acrylic are featured Artist Helen Rader, formerly of Chester, Pom e roy and Middleport, will be one of the over 60 artists and craflo!imen featured at the Christmas arts and cra fts festival to be held Sat urday and Sunday at the National Gua rd Armory , Blizzard Drive, Parkersburg. Mrs. Rader will be featuring paintings in oil a nd acrylic . Her work varies fr om landscape and still life lo abstracts. Mrs. Rader has shown locally and was featured in a one woman show in Oklahoma . Her paintings can be viewed in homes from Ohio to Florida to Texas. One of her works is displayed at the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District office in The Farmers Bank building here . Hours of the festival, open to lhe public, are from IOa.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday and from 12 noon to 6 p.m . on SundaY: '., 'I ·- �2 - The Datly Sent onel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Frtdav Nov 29 1974 ·o ~/A '•r " J B~ - Don Oakley Extra benefits won "t • cure sick economy Don Oakley fhe Httomobde mdustr} 1s not 111 a ' t:{:ess w n sa 1d a Um te d ~uto Wm ket s o ffl c tal the oth~' d av Its 111 a dep1e s S I OJl The remark ca me on t he hee ls of the Ia) off of 22 525 Ctu vsiPJ c>mp loyes and before tht: a nnouncement by Gene1a! Moto1 s that 11 was clos m g ttu e e s m 111 c ll ass~mb l y plant s fhP mdus ti ) \\ tde tota l of tempo1at I\ or pe r manent l\ 1dled wot ke a ~h a s passed 70 000 and <:ontmues to c llm.b It the 11pp lc et fects nf s las hed autom obtl c pt oduclw n have not ) et devdoped mto a tid e S\\ ccp ng t ht ough the econo mv one of eve1) seve n JObs 1s connt cted wtth the for tunes ot tht: au to m du stQ m some v. <.~v - a n d tl pamc has not set 1n among tt:ft! unemployed"' orke1 sand the com mumtles depen dt>nl upon the auto com pan ies pay r n ils t he maJor reason ts t s~ stem of compa ny pa id supplemental unc mpl o\ ment be n ltts \SUB) "on by I he l AW back m the 1950s Combuted \1\-Jtll state une m plo, men t compensation SUB c an ~tv c an ex pe n e nced worket up to 95 per cent of hts nor mal a ft e r lax mcome fo up to a ye ar For workers latd oft s tnce automobile sales beg a n nosedtvtng la st wanter th is ha s meant -so far - the dt!fn en ce bet\H•en dlfhc ult t mes and tea l t rouble and fa tlw cou nlrj -so tar - the d tffei c nce bet \H e n a 1ecess wn and a full scale depress ton What IS becomang cause fm c onc et n ho"' ev e1 1s the fact that near ly half the c u1rentl y une mploy e d m the au to mdu s t1 \ have a tread\ bee n o ff t he JOb fo1 some t une some were la td off as long a go as la s tJanua1v These v.orke rs are near mg the e nd of theu s pec ia l lavolf be nefit s as we ll as state un em pl oy ment compen satio n As UAW \ tce president lr vmg Blues tone pomts out .SUB was mtended to meet the no rm a l ups and down:s ot the ndus tq. not With a disasteJ He notes tha t t ht' dra 1n on the SUB fu nd at General Motors has re duc ed tl from $245 m tll ton m Octobe r 1973 lo $102 mtl h a n at the e nd of th1s Oc tobeJ Unde1 the con t1act between the company and the union as the money tn the fund g oes do\\ n the du r atwn of tf e be nef1ts to t hee! g tble e mploves as ted uced Pres tdent Fm d ha s proposed three month s of extra unemp lovment be nef1ts for a ll \\oOrke1 s whose e h gab1 hlj r un out not JUSt t hose 111 th e auto mdus u y as "' e ll a s a prog1 am of new publt c works JObs lor the long let m unemployed But these ate only pall aataves for a sic kness that lies a t the verv heart of a deeply dtslressed econom', Itself Is the gap closing? fh e so ca lle d generatiOn gap 1s much ove1r a ted So says (,. tsela Konopka ptofe ssor of soc aal work a t the un1\ers 1ty of Mmnesota a nd dn ec tor of the umversltj s Ce nte r for Youth Development and Research The ba1 ners that do ex1st between voun g and old are pn mardv art ific ia l she argues and fe ar IS the maw reason for theu ex aste nce There as fear of the u nkn ow n a nd fear of change (;l lded and a betted by the repel tt ton ol catch P.hrases !tke generatiOn gap breakdown of the fam tly fu ture shoc k a nd per m 1Ss1veness Famtltes today mav actua lly be mo" mg tov..a 1d closer re latw ns htps as thej become more democrat iC she thmks Fas t and easy t ra nspo rtatiO n and communtca tton allow phys tca lly se para ted fam tltes to get together often Rather than destroytng t he fa mtl' mcreased mobtltty may be recreatmg the pall ern ol I he ne tg hbm hood famtlv fhe new famtl y relallons h1p as no t permtss1ve tn th e sense t hat one can alway s do what one wa nts Rathe r at means t hat a du lts mus t conscwusly sha r e thetr va lue sys te rns wtth the yo ung and expect challeng mg and questtomng You ng people tn turn ha ve to th ank through thear value sys terns We cannot always butld agreement saj s Prof Konopka but we must try to bUild t ru st Orga E. Stout is dead HARRISONVILLE - Mrs Va two sasters Mrs Mar) Orb a E Stout 88 Harrtsonvtlle Sarnn St Marys and Mrs Commumly Rl 4 Pomeroy Grace Slone Oklahoma two dted Wednesday at Ve!.,rans grandch ildr en and severa l Memortal Hospttal followmg a meces a nd ne phews brtef tllness FU!leral servaces Will be at 1 Mrs Stout was born Nov 6 p m Sunday at the 1886 tn West Vtrg mt a a Harnsonvtll e Presbytenan daught.,r of the late Mr and Church "tth Rev Lmson H MrS T J Wagner She was the Stebbms offtctatmg Burtall'ltll wtdo" of John W Stout who be tn the Wells Cemetery dted June 1964 Also precedmg Frtendsmay call at the Walker her m death were a son two Funeral Home Rutland an> brothers and a sister Mrs ttme after 2 p m Saturday Stout was a former post unttl noon Sunday when the mts tress of the Har rJsonvtlle body wtll be taken to the Post Offtce and owned the church The family will be Stout Grocery present to recetve fnends a t SurvJVmg are a brother the fun era l home fr om 7 to 9 J ames St Ma rys IV p m Sa turday Chnstmas Comes to the Holy Land Gilligan wants to challenge COLUMBUS (UP!) - An attorney for Gov J ohn J Galli gan says he wa nt s SeC'ret ~n of State Ted Brown to ISSUe a dlrecttve tu OOard s or electiOns statmg that Witnesses can challenge tndtvt dual ballots Brown s offtce has refused Brown satd earher th ts week he expects Monday s offtctal canvass of county boards of elections to show Jame s A Rhodes defeated by 11 414 and that the margm would hold up under a recount I thmk that we are a ble to say Monday s offtctal canvass wtll be 1 481 573 votes for Gtlltgan wtth Rhodes 1 492 987 -a difference of 11 414 for Rhodes Brown satd I don t thmk the reco unt will change the margm at all he added There ll probabl) be a fe\\ votes ditference but genera lly a recount goes along the lmes or the wmner gettmg a few more votes Gilltgan ts expected to ask for a recount of the guber natonal race early next week Brown satd tf the request ts made by Monday res ults would be m by Dec 20 , Dav1d Young an attorne~ for Gtlltgan who met w1th State ElectiOns Clue! James Marsh Wednesday satd he also wanted the challenged ballots segregated from the rest of the ballots Mars h srud a w1tness or attorney chosen by mdiduals mvolved m a recount can watch the countmg but cannot touch the ballot or forma l!) challenge them Marsh satd the Ia" states that countmg offtcJa!s are compriSed equally of Demo crats and Republicans and are the only ones who can handle a ballot durmg a recount U the counting offtctals are unable to make a dete r mmatton they wtll call m the board members who wtl try to resolve the queshon Marsh srud In the even the board fatls to ma ke a determmatton, the ballot m question ts sent to the secretary of state s off1ce Young srud he had asked Marsh that he clatrfy a very sertous con£usmg extsllng throughout the state-that IS the fun chon of witnesses I asked t hat he av01d tonfuswn and g1ve boards UtSlruction m order to av01d Ute posstbtlty of littgatton sa1d Young I specifically told him I do not want to go to ~ourt because tt would slow thmgs down SCOUTS TO MEET REEDSVILLE - Reedsvtlle Gtrl Scout Troop 67 wtll meet at 7 p m Monday to complete Chnstmas prOJects Gtrls are to take regtSlratton fee of $2 to the meetmg A Chrtstm as party IS bemg planned for Dec 9 wtth a gtft exchange A commumty service ts also bemg planned by the gtrls and thetr leaders LAMB • husband Some men too use damaged structures and vtt~l the mechamsm for sumlar complex chermcals m the body reasons A common cause for faltgue Beyond that yo u need lo look 1s msufftctent physacal ac to the many medtcal problems tivtly Thts can happen to a that mterfe re wtth the release housewtfe The housekeepmg of energy from your food chores whtle t1me consunung wtthtn your cells Htgh on thiS may not provtde the range of last IS a n em ia You need needed phystcal activity The oxygen m the cells to release offtce v.orker s1ttmg at a desk food energy Anemta lumts the all day may become phystcally a btltty of the blood to carry decondtttoned Thts has far oxygen t o the cells reachmg effects on energy A Nutnttonal factor s ar e good regular phystcal exerctse eq ually tmportant If you don t program wtll help wtth thiS have enough of the rtght foods problem and the necessary vatamms Metabolic diSeases can cause needed to process the food and fattgue th1s mcludes low release energy you wtll lack thyrotd problems diSease of energy or feel tired Anyone the adrenal glands diabetes who has 10verdone the dtetmg and other problems Taking kick knows what I m speaking thyrotd w1ll not re!teve fal,!gue about unless there really ts a. low Ctr c ulatory d1seas~ tn thyrmd problem If 1ou are cludmg heart t rouble c an bored wtth your marrtage cause fatigue It IS Slmtlar to thyroid won t help It won t anem aa m th at poor c1r help you lose wetght etther culatwn makes tl tmposstble to unless you are r eally low on provide adequate amoWlts of thyrOid oxygen and nutrtents to the For a m or e complete ce lls You have to be able to dascuss1on on yo ur energy transpor t all the food and system read my newest book oxygen elements to the cells Metabohcs ( Harper and before the energy release can Row) It wtll explam most of occur these complicated mteracttons lnfectwus tllnesses sap on food vttamms phys1cal energy by usmg tl to ft ght the a ctivtty obes1ty low blood mfectton or repatr and replace sugar and your energy system ' • Pro Standings • NBA Stand.ngs By Un1ted Press Inter n at anal Eastern Confere nce and optimistic Ray Cromley No light at end of energy tunnel By WASHINGTON- (NEA) - If you l h tn k we have coa l tro u bles now v..a1t a few yea r s Pres1dent Fords e nergy advasers have come to the reluc tant conclusaon that those m uc h touted eso tertc e nergy sources - sha le geothermal solar and gastficataon - a r e a long way off practically a nd polt ttca!ly Admtmstt at10 n planners have therefore conveme nll y to recast a rna/or mc r ease m mmang I he} p lan stro ng pres sures to get ot us mg uttltttes to shtft back to coa l They have been pushmg d ev tces fo r su lfur control essential to comply wtth em. tronmental stand ards when burnmg coal mmed m the East toda y These plans look tmpress tve on pa pe r but t hev don I square wtth the facts of coal product tOn and the p10blems which sta nd m the way of s harp mcreases I ve bee n sltllng through a sen es of meetmgs wtth the man m thai mdustry a nd mothers wht ch must prov tde the money and the equtpm ent fo r boostmg coal productton raptdly enough to meet the need The outlook ts dtsmal The problems m expa nd m g near the s urface Western coal are numerous For one ther e ts the compli cated ow nersha p of chunks of I he c oa l bearmg land In numero us msta nces the surface raghts are owned by pnvate tnd1v1du ~ l s and the underground n ghts by governme nt fh en there are the m evttable envir on men tal batt les Here tt s not ptlllCipally the environmental restnctaons as s uc h but the de lays as one group after another halts the s ta rt of operatwns to have 1ts day before government agenc1es or m com t Even tou g h envaronmental restt 1ctaon s ca n be handled tf th e) are spectft c the proble m ts that t here ts much dtsag, eemenl among e nvtronmental groups as to what they want and what ts practtcal Th1 s mea ns we wtll have to de pend on produc twn from those Eastern mmes where workmg condttaons ate a born mabi e and the seams too thm for cheap efftctent mtntn g Th e mt roduct ton of new labor sav mg devtc es m ma ny ol th e mmes we are depend e nt on wtll be dtfftcult tndeed whtch means that coal prtces" til go up w tth labor costs The latt e r are pushed by an mfla twn we see m unab le to stt fl e We ha ve alreadv seen the speed wath whtch mcreased petroleum costs have affected pnces throughout the econo my It wtll be no dtfferent wtth c oal though at a s lowe r pace The current labm co nfli c ts wtll boost the c osts of e lectn c power steel and a host of other p1 oduc ts These prtce n ses wtll have a dommo effec t on the cost of much at what we buy Worse yet thts ts Just the begmmng Th ere has bee n a tend ency of late to so lve all problems b> means of new la ws The coal daspute shows once aga m t.hat thts ts not po~stble or practtcal There ts a law on the booksTaft Hartley and Prestdent Ford s atdes hav e made tt clear through lea ks to the press they believe the appltcatton of that lav.. would be counterp roductiv e m a coal strtke Th1s ts a vtew apparently wtdely shared tn Congress Be!tevmg thts tt ts appallmg that no pla ns were made well tn advance for alternate sources of s upply tn case of a le ngthy walkout The admtmstration doesn t want to mvoke Taft Hartley tf needed It doesn t want ratwnmg So far so good These may be logtcal dec ts w ns but then what' What we have from th e Senate the House a nd Mr Ford ts thumb twtdd!t"g govern ment off1 c1als runnmg back and forth be tween man agem e nt and labor pleadmg and caJoling But there are no plan s for an emergency PICK UP SET By Lawrence E Lamb M D 1 DEAR DR LAMB - In one of your colwnns you satd tha t low thyrotd ts a m~ tabo!tc dtsease but there were many causes of Ialtgue At ttmes I have a bur st or energy but tt does n t last very long and usually after s upper I tend to be qwte ttred I do have an underactive thyrotd an~ my blood pressure IS low I was taking some type of thyrotd ptlls but they dtdn t seem to helpmeatall Asaresultofm) thyrotd condttton I am over wetght DEAR READER - Let s e!tmmate the problem or phystcal fa!t gue from heavy phystcal work The cause of other types of fa!tgue IS often s tt uah onal ll may be a sympt om of JUst p!am boredom In other mstances 1t reflects unhapptness wtth hfe s1tua!tons at home wtth the Iamtly or on the JOb A com mon pr oblem wath many peop le ts lack of a tnly <tgmftcan t goal that s timulates the person and brmgs out hts or her best qualt!tes Emottonal fattg~e m the evemng often ts felated to problems wtthm the marrtage It may be a woman s reactmn to spendmg the mght wtth her Taylor anxious M nnesota M c h gan 6 10 0 5 14 0 Canad•an W I I 1 8 0 12 7 0 0 6 I Atlant C DI VIS on Many problems can cause fatigue 3 - The Daily Senlmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Frtday Nov 29 1974 Mtddl e por l Volunteer Ftremen wtll hold thetr ftrst ptckup or money an d canned goods for Cltrtstmas baskets Sunday afternoon Anyone not planmng to be at home 1s asked to leave a con tnbuhon oh the porc h or call any firem a n Berrys World © 94by NEA llC ~~ My schecfule IS completely f1lled so 1m gomg to send you to my own psychotherapist Sidney the bartender at CONVINCED that tm proved military traming can prevent furthe r c ivilian massacres U S Army Secretary Howard Callaway released the long secret Peers Report supervised by retired Lt Gen William Peers which dcl\es Into the My Lat atrocity The Peers report concludes Uta! at least 28 officers Including two chaplains were responsible for the c over up of the massacre IRA is put out of bounds by parliament LONDON (UP!) Parliamen t approved a government sponsored btU to outlaw the lrtsh Repubhcan Army today vtrtually assurtng tt wtll bec ome law before the end of the day Po!tce mamtatn e d ttght securtty throughout London m case extremists retaliated w1th new bomb attacks The House of Commons approved the measure after a 17 hour sesston that lasted through the mght The House o£ Lords gave tl rubber s tamp approval less than 15 mmutes after recetvmg It COLUMBUS Oh1o (UP!) Ohw State trytng to rebound from 1ts worst season tn 16 years under coach Fred Taylor kicks off 1ts 1974-75 basketball schedule Saturday mght by bostmg M1d American Co nference ne wcomer Ball State Taylor whose 9-15 record a year ago was only h1s second losmg season stnCI' he became Buckeye coach m 1959 has four returnmg starters from a team which won tis last three games mcluding a vtctoty over B1g Ten co""hamplon Indiana We re kmd of exCited about the way pracllce has gone for the ftrst tune m a couple or years Taylor says Astde from the record last year tt wasn t any fun The key to thiS year s Buckeye team appears l<r be 610 230-pound center Cra1g Taylor who started mne games last season as a sophomore includmg Ute fmal three CraJg IS our most unproved player, coach Taylor says he worked religtously on a weight program thts summer to budd up his strength and he has a much better understand mg of what he can and can t do Sophomore Clance Hammond, who sat out his freshman year because of scholastic melJglbility backs up Taylor He IS 6-6 Has SoUd Forwards Taylor also has two sohd forwards in 6-7 Bill Altdreas, the leading scorer last year w1th an average or 15 6 per game and 6-6 Steve Wenner who led m reboundmg wtth 201 and averaged 10 2 pomts Wenner however tnJured his nght hand m practice this week and may be sidelined for a time Backing up those two wtll be 6-5 JUniOr Andy SttegemeJer who Taylor calls Ute best athlete on the team and 6-6 freshman Terry Burrts one of Utree Buckeye recruits Taylor s eyes light up when he talks about hiS guards paced by 6-foot sophomore Larry Bolden who was one of the few bnght spots last season Bolden although slowed some durmg early faU pra.ctl•~.~~ l)y a ktdney ailment ts and with a better shootmg touch He 12 3 pomts per game as a freshman Battlmg for the other back· court JOb oppostte Bolden are 62 Jun1or Terry Shields who played m only three games last year but has come on strong and Mark Bayless an exc1ting 6-2 freshman who needs only game experience Seruor Dan Weston, 6-5 who mtssed most Ute !973-74 season after undergomg knee surgery and has been bothered by the same knee agam UttS year could also be a backcourt factor Have Better Speed We re gomg to have better team speed and we re running out better Taylor sa1d We re domg a much better JOb of orgamzmg our breaks That s one of the Utmgs we felt we had to do Taylor noted Utat the Buck eyes shot only 61 per cent from the free throw tine last season calling 1t 'pretty sorry I don t think anythmg that pomts out your attttude towards basketball better tha n free throw shootmg " Taylor srud It indtcate~ how much concentrallon you have ' The Buckeyes have been picked to finish far down m the B1g Ten standmgs and Taylor admits his team will have to 'play up a storm if they are to be m contentiOn But I don t see how you can wm anything if you don t Utmk you can wtn srud Ute dean of conference coaches, who has seven Btg Ten titles tn hiS 16 years Saturday rught s game will be Ute first meeting ever between the Buckeyes and the Cardmals of coach Jim Holstem Ball State fuushed wtUt a 1412 mark last year, but Jts top two scorers Larry Bullington and ChriS Collins, are graduated Bullington IS the aU-tune leading scorer at Ball State Holstem does have three regulars back from that squad m 6-2 Juntor leaper Shafer Suggs (Ill), 6-1 senior guard Bob Faulkner (7 7), and 6-7 center Larry Hembaugh ( 5 6) ,, < v ....... '" NFL Standmgs By Un ted Press Internal onat Amer can conf erence East w I t pet pf pa 8 3 0 727 25 2 70 ll • Buffa o New Eng NY Je S 8 3 0 727 7 4 0 636 4 7 0 364 234 278 87 205 93 238 Batt 2 9 0 I 82 Central w 1 t pet 8 2 I 77 3 136 261 pf 247 pa 156 '" P t sbgh n C nc Houston 7 4 0 636 258 85 5 6 0 45 5 18 1 21 Cleve 3 203 275 pf 280 pa 7J D enver 6 5 1 542 265 Ka ns c ty 4 7 o 364 195 SanD ego 3 a 0 273 153 Nat1onal Conference Ea s t w I t pet pf St L OU I S 9 2 0 8 18 246 263 23 8 237 washngtn 17. x Oak ln d Dallas "" • 8 0 273 W es t w I t pet 9 2 0 8 8 8 4 0 667 7 5 0 583 Ph Ia 4 7 0 364 NYG ants 2 9 0 18'.? 255 pa 173 233 191 158 If. 16 1 23 7 Central v w ' t pel pf 7 4 0 636 223 pa 16 1 Green Bay 6 5 0 54 5 187 Detro 1 6 6 0 500 2 16 153 223 Ch cago M nn a x Lo s A ng " v .... u '" 3 8 0 273 W es t I 15 19 6 w I I pet pf 19 7 pa 137 8 3 0 727 Sa n Fran 4 7 0 364 18 4 21)2 N ew O r len s 4 7 0 364 122 199 At lanta 2 9 0 182 84 215 X ClinChed d1v SIOn t fi e Thursdays Result Denver 3 1 D et roit 27 Dal as 24 Washmglon 23 Sunday s Gam es Bal t more at Buffalo Green Bav a Ph Ia Houston at P ll sburgh Kansas C ty at Sf Lou s L os Ange les a t A ant a N ew England at Oakland New Orleans at M nnesota N Y G1antsat Ct1 cage San D1ego at NY J e ts Sa n F r a n at Cleve and Monday s Game c n c at M am n g h t WHA Sland ngs By un1ted Press 1nternat1onal East w I t pis gf N ew ~ng 14 4 0 28 78 ~~ 7 6 I 15 4 1 43 C eve l and 6 13 0 12 56 Ch •cago 8 43 ~~ lndpls 4 17 0 West w 1 t pts gl ga Hou ston lA 7 0 28 98 62 Golf circuit to drop Kings play CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Kmgs Island Open Golf Tournament will be dropped from the 1975 Profestonal Golfers AssoCiatiOn Tour next year because of a conilict tn scheduhng, accordmg to tournament chali'JIIan Burch Rlber The Kings Island Open which was not a fmanc1al success tis ftrst two years wtll be added to the PGA tour m 1976, Riber said Thursday We had three options for scheduling Ute tournament in 1975 Riber explamed The available dates which were the same as we had this past fall (Ute week of Sept 14) , conflicted wtth the Ryder Cup matches Another poSSibtlity was the week of the World Ser1es or a later date m Oc Iober when the weather becomes a factor, he sa1d We dl(ln t feellt was fair to w 1 pet g b Buffa l o 6 4 800 N ew York 11 B 579 4 Boston 11 9 550 5 Ph ladelph a 7 12 368 8 Central DI VISIOn w I pet g b Wash n g t on 14 6 700 Houston I I 8 579 2 1 Cleveland 1 8 57 9 2 1 At l anta 8 12 400 6 New Orleans 2 18 100 12 Western Conf er ence M dwest 0 v S1on w I pet 9 b KC Omaha 11 9 57 1 Detro 11 10 524 Ch cage 0 10 soo M lwaukee 4 14 22 2 6 PaCif e D VIS IOn w 1 pet 9 b Golden St at e 14 6 700 Port land 1 10 524 3 Sea ttl e 0 11 476 4 P h oen i x a 12 400 6 Los Ange es 7 389 6 Thur sday s Results Cl eve la nd I 0 Ph Ia 10 3 Portland 88 Phoen x 85 Fnday s Games New York at Bos t on Was h ngton at Buffalo Seatt eat Ph l adelph a A tl anta a H ouston KC Omaha at M !waukee N ew Orleans at L os An ge l es ask the public to make a cho1ce between baseball, football or golf We re working for a date Utat will be acceptable by tbe public at a time when 1t will feed thetr need for sports entertainment " R1ber ts working With Deane Beaman PGA Players DIVISion pres1dent, for the best poss1ble dates m 1976 We could aru10unce at this time approXImately the same dates for 1976 as we would have bad this year, but we aren t gomg to do that because we feel we have an opportun1ty to move up in the schedule to dates earlier ut September or into August, which has always been our goal," said Riber The first two tournaments were won by Jack Nicklaus and Mlller Barber and the events were structured so Uta! most of tbe money went to tbe Boy Scouts of America .,,., SanD ego Phoenix 1 I 7 0 22 60 7 9 1 15 60 • Royal Crown Bottling <:;ompany Mrdd,eport 62 65 T oro nto Quebec W nn P9 12 10 65 48 70 84 pt s gf '.? 8 10 4 24 80 2 76 ga 80 6il 45 N H L Standmgs By Un ted Pr ess Inter n atio n a l Dv1sonl w I t pts 91 ga Ph Ia 146 3318 1 55 A tl anta 12 7 NY Rangers 10 7 NY s l nd r s 9 7 DI VI SIOn w I Van cuvr ' 6 Ch cage M nnesota St Lou s K an C ty 9 5 29 69 4 24 8 1 6 24 79 1 I pis gf 4 32 9 1 ( ga 66 6 13 2 14 60 2 17 3 7 51 D v s on 4 w 1 t pts gf Bu ff a l o 17 4 3 37 110 Boston 12 5 5 29 99 To r on t o 5 12 4 14 69 Ca t f 3 16 4 0 50 Thursda ys R es ults Buffa lo 5 De ro1 t 2 Fr day s Games NY Range rs. a Atlanta N Y slanders at Ca l f Ath ens Wet •o• ' ' L POP 0 134 11 7 1 0 93 70 2 1 0 1 0 1 1 ao 48 59 43 80 so 1 109 11 7 0 • Social Events By Mrs Francis Morr1s Rev IV P Btkacsan "as called to Tallmadge Ohto after IS mother had the mtSfortWJe of falhng down cellar steps and was InJW"ed Her condthon ts se nous Mr Henry Roush and daughter Mrs Mtldred Hart returned home Frtday after spendmg ten days wtth hts daughter Mrs Vwlet Ftsher "ho ts m a Sandusky hospital after a bad auto acctdent Nov 11 She wtll be transferred to Ctty Hospital Akr on Ohto Mr A C Bradford and daughter Mr s He rman Carson or Coolville VISited hiS mece Mrs Herman Carson of Coolvtlle Mr A c Bradford and daughter Mrs Herman Carson of Coolvtlle VISited hts ntece Mrs John Reed who ts senously til m Chtlhcothe Mr and Mrs Brent Mttchell and famtly or Chattanooga Tenn are vtsttmg relattves m Parkersburg and Mr and Mrs Crttt Bradford here Mr and Mrs Ralph Webb Vera Beegle and Gretta Stmpson spent Thursday Nov 21 at Spencer W Va wtth Mr and Mrs Solon Butcher Mr and Mrs Phtl Mtller of Rtdg eway Ohto spent a day and overmght wtth her parents Mr and Mrs George Netgler Mr and Mrs Ralph Badgley returned home from a VtStt at Hannbal NY wtth thetr son LOCATION 555 3RD. STREET BOX 578-RACINE, OHIO 45771 ~[}{]@[p) STOP IN. • • LET US non-league openers CHICAGO (UP!) - B1g Ten basketball gets underway Saturday w1th e1ght teams scheduled against non-league foes m Ute openers of an abbreviated program against non conference teams Because the B1g Ten will play a double round robtn home and home schedule this year for the second time m history, requtrmg 18 games none of the teams can play more than etght nonconference opponents ::md stnce most w11! be m at least one tournament, the smgle games will be cut drasttcal!y Standout clashes on the openmg mght should be Ten nessee Tech at lndtana, defendmg co-ehampton, Toledo at Michigan the other cochampion, lndJana State at Purdue rated a lttle challenger and NorUt Dakota at Minnesota a darkhorse contender Other Saturday games will be Virginia Commonwealth at Iowa Northwestern at Ken tucky Ball State at Ohto State and Ohlo Umverslty at Wlsconsm Notre Dame also Will open Saturday at ValparaiSO MtchJgan State and llllnots open Monday wtth Central Michtgan at the Spartans and Valparatso at the filim Ia" and daught.,r Rev and Mr s Howard Shtveley and sons are spendmg ThanksgiVIng holtda)S wtth thetr home folk tn Wtlrnmgton Mr and Mrs Roy Rtffle were guests Saturda) of Mr and Mrs Btl! McKenzte and famtly at Galltpolts Th e Commumty Thanks gtvtn g Servtce was held Wednesday at the Ftrst Bap!tst Church Speaker was the Rev Bar tholemew of the Nazarene Church tn The era of the laundromat was born on Aprtl!8 1934 tn Fort Worth Tex wtth the openmg of a Washaterta a new type of servtce whereelectrtcwashmg ma chmes could be rented by the hour The Daily Sentinel SAVE YOU MONEY! LIVING VINYleCOVERED LIVING ROOM SUIT '229 BEDROOM SUITS FROM '139 I DR RAYMON ALLISON Meigs frosh drop 0 1:'nener 1 ! Big Ten in Racine m w s l on 0 1 40 55 H an nan Tra ce 0 1 48 80 Ga ll pol s o o 0 0 M e gs 0 0 0 0 Waverly 0 0 0 0 Whee ersburg 0 0 0 0 Tu es day s result s Sout h Po nl80 Hanna n Trace 48 Ir onton 93 Coal G rove 70 V nton Coun y 55 Wet ston 40 Jackson 59 Oa k H It 43 Wednesdays R e sults Logan 62 H II a rd 54 Port smouth 80 M !fo r d 50 Fnday s Games Gall pol s at We ll s on Jackson at Logan Waverly at Me gs I ronton at A th en s Wt1 ee l ersbur g at Not re Dame Hann an Trace at Eastern Saturday s game Sou th Po nt at Por ts mouth ga 77 67 94 106 wtth a 19()..yat d day agamst UCLA that gave hun l 306 ya rds for Ute yea r and 3 609 for hts career The old con £erence mark was 3 423 by 0 J Stmpson USC s Jit te rbug 5 9 185 pound tatlback also has 48 touchdowns and pomts 10 his career The Irish who handled USC 23 14 las t season en route to an 11-<> record that was clunaxed b) a 24 23 wm over Alabama m Dr. Allison to he honored Dec. 7 ALL G-AMES Team L ogan Iron t on Sou t h Pont Jackson Portsmouth 94 1 2 ABA Stand.ngs By Un ted Press International East w pet g b Kentucky 14 4 778 New York 14 • St Lo u s • 14 391 7 ' M e mphis 5 17 227 11 V rg n a 4 16 200 11 We st w I pet 9 b Denver S 4 S la San A nton o 14 6 700 Ut ah 9 11 450 San D1ego 8 10 444 1nd an a 7 11 389 Thursday s Results Kentucky 108 V rg n a 95 Fr1day s Game s v rg n a at Memph s 5 1 L ou s at U ah Kentucky a t N ew Y ork San Anton 1o at Denver San D ego at lnd a na Notre Dante wh1ch wtll face top rated Alabama m the Orange Bowl on Ne" Years mght goes mto tls annual colltstOn wtth USC wtth a 9 1 record and seven vtctortes m a row Agatnst the IriSh defense which has ytelded only 81 pomts th1s season the Trojans send the new Pae-8 career rushmg kmg Davts enhanced his Hetsman Trophy chances last weekend standings 3 21 7o 48 4 20 64 84 4 18 66 76 1 9 55 93 3 w I f pt s gf ga 1 2 • 3 I 68 38 11 6 7 29 02 78 8 10 3 9 8 7 77 Detro t Wa s h ng on season the No 4-rated TroJa ns have been UtStalled as four pomt favontes agamst the ftflh r a nk ed Irt s h A crown of 90 000 ts expected at the Coltseum for the 2 05 p m game whtch wtll be shown on na tiona l teleVISton Pat Hade n USC s out standmg semor quarterback suffered a brutsed knee m his team s 34-9 romp over UC! A last Saturday but IS expected to play Cage a INTERIORS I 62 63 62 8 10 7 10 4 16 D1Y1 S10n Los Ang Montrea l P tt sburgh • game he no maka the rules esteemed by your Cab met Butz made the remark off A spokesman for Butz sa1d the record to some newsmen one newsman pomted out to at a pnvate breakfast meeting hun that !he Chmese and the Wednesday Pope apparently do not agree Respondmg to the report wt th the need for population Mons1gnor Eugene V Clark a control as II means of spokesman for the cardinal allev1atmg food shortages satd m a telegram to Prestdent Ford I call upon Secretary Butz then satd a story bad Earl Butz to apologtze un- been gomg the rounds of the medtately or reStgn followtng ' foQ!I conference In Rome to the hls crude pomted msult \ effect that aft.,r tbe Pope spoke dJrect.,d at Pope Paul VI there an Itallan woman was sptrttualleader of the worlds heard to say He no lays the Catholics P The spokesman for the head game he no maka Ute rules of the Roman Catholic Ar The Butz spokesman Claude chdlocese of New York Gifford sa1d the secretary was asserted the Pope had h1s only repealing a story that pleas for unmedut,te reltef to was making Ute rounds at the starvmg people al\swered by food conference He wasn't the e thmc mockery ahd vulgar only one telling that story He rellgtous preJudtce by was tn no sense taking on the Secretary Butz Pope If !>fr Butz can speak this way and remam In your Rep Mario Btagg1, D - N Y Cabmet Clark told the meanwhile sent a telegram to President Catholics Italo Ford demanding tl\at Butz be Amertcans and the starvmg fired ' for hts anti-Catholic people of the world wtll all anti llahan remarks colt know how poorly Utey are cermng Pope Paul VI LOS ANGELES I UPI) Rose Bowl-bound Untvers tty of Southern California commg off an unpresstve Pactftc-8 t1tle chn ch m g victory over UCLA last weekend matches tis potent rushmg attack led by Hetsman Trophy ca ndtdal e Anthony DaviS agamst Notre Dame s stmgy defense Satur day Wtth three overpowermg WUIS m a row to get to the Rose Bo\\1 for the thtrd straight Edm nt n a 6 0 16 52 40 Vancuvr 6 10 1 13 Sl 61 Thur sday s R es ult s Quebec 7 nd ana poll s 5 Vancouver 6 Toronto 2 Houslon 2 Edmon t on 0 Ch cago 3 San D ego 2 Fr1day s Games nd ana pol sat Cleve and M ct1 gan at w nn peg Tor onto at Phoen x N ew Eng l and at Van c ouver Butz in trouble for Papal joke NEW YORK I UP!) - The offtce o£ Cardtnal Terence Cooke has accused Agnculture Secretary Earl Butz of ethmc mockery and vulgar religwus preJudJce for a JOktng reference tn a mock Itahan accent to Pope Paul VI s vtews on feedmg the poor It was second elhmc con troversy to beset the Ford adrmmstratton Gen George Brown Chairman of the Jomt Chtefs of Staff was reprtmanded by the President for suggesting that Jews bad dtspropor!tonate mfluence over newspapers and banks Brown later apologtzed and satd h1s remarks d1d not reflect htS true feelings A Whit., House spokesman sa1d Ford would have no comment until he talked to Butz and found out exactly what had been satd The latest diSpute arose aft.,r Thursday edtttons of the New York Dat!y News reported Butz had dtsmtssed the Pope s advtce on the world food shortage by saymg m a mockmg Italian accent He no playa the Trojans liked by 4 over Notre Dame DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL E xec Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH C1ty Ed•tor Publi Shed dally except Sa turday by The Oh o Valley Pub! shlng Co mpany 111 Cou rt S t Pomerov Oh o 45769 Bus ness Off1ce Phon e 992 2156 Ed 1tor al Phone 992 2157 Second class postage pa d at Pomeroy Ohio Nat onal advert1s1ng represen tat ve Bolt nelt 1· Ga lagher Inc 12 East 42nd ST New York New Yor k Subscr 1pl on rate s Del vered by carr er where ava lable 60 cen ts per week By Motor Route whe re carr er serv ce not a vailab le One month 52 60 By mall n Oh o and W Va One Year SIB S x months S9 50 Three month s 56 Elsewhere S22 00 year SIX monft1s Sll SO thr ee month s S6 50 Subscr p t on pnce In e l ud es Sunday T m es ~ Pnt nel to Waverly Coach John Arn oll s Metgs freshmen dropped a 46 33 dectsJOn to host Wa\erly m thetr SEOAL opene r Wed nesday evemng Coach Arnott played 11 men tn the con!.,st Gene Holley led the Little Marauders wtth ntne pomts Thomas paced Wa\erly wtth 18 Other Meags scorers were Greg Wtl!., 7 Brent Stanley 6 Blame Qualls and Chuck Follrod 4 each and Brent Arnold 3 Others playmg for Metgs were Kelley Wtnebrenner Mark Mttch Ttm Rawltngs Ron Casct and Ttm Ebersbach Waverly led I~ 24 14 and 36 23 at the quartermarks Thursday the Lttll e Marauders wtll host Galltpolts m a 5 15 contest on the varstty hardwood Score by quart.,rs Waverly 9th 14 10 12 10-46 Metgs 9th 6 8 9 10-33 Reedsville News, Notes Vtslhng recently w1th Mr and Mrs Ernest Ruth were Mrs Altce Foutly and Mr and Mrs Rome Sandy of Parkers burg W Va Mr and Mrs Isaac Fr ydman of Colwnbus spent the weekend wtlh Mr an d Mrs Ernest Whtl ehead and huntly Mr and Mt s Walter Brown an d Davad wer e weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Wtlham Thomas and sons of Enon Mr a nd Mr s Jumor Congrove of Zanesvt lle vtsJted wtth Mr a nd Mrs Gene Wilson The Congroves ¥- ere on th eir way for a vacahon tnp to Flortda Mr and Mrs Denver Weber and sons ""ere dmner gues ts of Mr and Mrs Oscar Weber and famtly at Keno Sunday Alfred mcf Sunday School att.,ndan ce on Nov 24 was 53 the offertng $25 59 Worshtp se rvtces were held all! .-tth the Rev Meece speaking on ills Good to Gtve At Thanks Unto the L<rrd tendance at th1s servtce was 30 offermg $18 84 and pledges $18 Mr and Mrs Charles D Woode at tended the Thanks glvmg dinner and program at the North Bethel Church Sunday Nov 24 Nma Robmson and Clara Follrod took Sunday dmner wtth Mr and Mrs Otto Swartz at Shade 0 The church here and frtends of the Arc~er famtly learned of the death of John Archer or Guysvtlle Saturday evemng Mr Archer celebrated hts IOOth btrthday at the home of hiS son Mr and Mrs Russell Archer and Iamtly not long ago Glen and Wtlbur Robmson retlU'ned £rom a deer hun t m West VtrR lm.a thi s weekend RIO GRANDE Dr Raytnon r Al!tson a 1925 gr a du ate or Rto Grande College wtll be one of four Indu ctees mt o t he College Alhlettc Hall of Fame Satur da) Dec 7 durmg half ltme ceremomes uf the RIO Grande Man etta basketball game The Homecommg game will start at B p m tn the Paul R I yne Phystcal Educatton Center on the RIO Gr.ande Campus Dr Al!tson wtll be enshnned wtlh fe ll ow ho n or ees Bob Mabr) Davtd Smtth and Walter Cook Durtng the tntttal anductwn cer e m omes last year 12 forme r Rto athletes were honored mcludmg the fame 1952 53 Rto Grande Basketball team "htch featUJ ed Cla ren c e Bevo Fran cts Dr Alltson was select.,d fot h1s outstandmg perfm mance as a football and basketball player at Rto Grande College tn 1921 1n22 a nd 1924 and baseball star for the Redmen tn 1922 23 24 and 25 He y, as praised m the college yearb( oks 1s a splendtd punter and upen f1 e ld runnel 1n foot ba ll dutwg hts un dergraduate }ea1s at RIO lrrande College He was also hsl.ed as il good passer and h.e played on both the defensive and offens ive squads Bor n and raased m Calh a County he IS the son or the late Dr a nd Mrs Thomas Allison a long tune doc tor or medtctne ill Rto Gr ande vt ll age He graduated from the Rw Grande Htgh School llto Grande Co llege a nd the In diana Ulll\erstl) College or Denhstry Dr Allison IS a past prestden t of the Ga lhpolts Ctty Commtsswn He has also been a member of the Rio Grande College Boat d of Tt ustees for 17 years Hts ath leltc a bth ltes dtd not slop wtth college In 1954 55 he was nmne1 up for the club champ tonshtp of the Gal!tpohs Golf Club and tn 1957 was club champiOn Chiefs come from • behind, wm 62-54 Host logan down 24 23 durtn g the half hme tn termtsswn came on strong m the second ha lf Wednesda) m ght to do"n vtslhng Hilliard 62 54 The vtctory left Logan wt th a 2 0 season ma rk The Chtefs host Jackson tomg ht m a key SEOAL cont.,st After a 12 12 lte followmg one pertod of play the VIStttng Wtldcats " enl on top 24 23 at halftune Logan outscored the vtSttors 18 12 to take a 41 36 lead after three pertods Logan htt 22 of 61 fteld goal attempts for 36 I percent fh e Chiefs wet e 13 of 28 from the fteld m the second half Htlltard htl 24 of 59 from the ft eld for 40 7 percent DAVIS REHIRED OKLAHOMA CITY (UP! ) Red DaVIs wtll be manager of the Oklahoma City 89ers agam next season accordmg to General Manager Owen Mar !inez Red did an outstandmg JOb last year under some adverse Circumstances Martinez srud The 89ers fmished third m thetr four-team divtslon of the Amencan Assoctation last sea son Islam revolves a round the Koran whtch means rec1 t mg m Arable and accordmg to tradttton was dtc tated to Mohammed by the Ang el Gabrte l Logan sank 18 of !4 fr ee throw attempts Htlhard was SIX or 14 Logan dommated the boards 36 24 uutreboundmg Htlltard 21 7 m the second ha lf Don YoWJg led the Chtefs "tth 21 potnts Ball and Ook each had 12 for th e losers L<tgan lost the reserve game 46-44 Vars1ty box HILLIARD C54J Ba t 52 1'.? Mar i n 306 S He r 408 Butt 0 2 2 M Ook 6012 St Clar 204 Heyder 3 06 Dougherty 0 2 2 P Asc o 0 2 TOTALS 24 6 S4 LOGAN C6 2) Mye r s 4 2 10 Gos n ell 2 2 6 Kemper 5 6 10 Young 10 1 2 Wr gh t 1 5 7 Fu ll er 0 2 2 TOTALS 22 18 " By Quart ers H r ard Logan R eseryes L ogan 44 12 12 12 18 65 12 I 18 21- 62 H l ard 46 MEETING SCHEDULED NEW YORK (UPI) George Steinbrenner meets wtth his lawyer this weekend to decide whether he wtll test m the courts Baseball Com mtsstoner Bowte Kuhn s rulmg that he ts meltgtble and tn competent to parttctpate m the affatrs of the New York Yankees for the next two years The deCISIOn one of the harshest handed down by a comnussaoner s tnce the offtce was created in 1920 was based on Steinbrenner s admJsston that he made illegal campatgn contributions to both parttes Stembrenner said he was astonished that Kuhn could suggest he was mcompetenl • and that he would announce his future plans, lf any sometunt next week the Sugar Bow l lead the natton m total defense Th ey ve ytelded onl y 174 7 yards per game Most defenst\ e teams m the country are btg satd USC coa ch John McKa y but as a gr oup the lrt sh a r e the btggest Th ey re qutck for thetr SIZe too We r e not gomg to score a lot of pomls on them They don t le ak th ey s ubmerge you McKay whose own cl ub lost tls opener a t Arkansas and was tied by Ca hforma llus year added The only way we ve been able to beat Notre Dame ts wtth the btg play The lnsh have surprlSed their coach Ara Parseghtan The suspen siOn of s1x Notre Dame players as a result of a dornutory mctdent durmg the s wnmer deprived hun of three ftrst hne defen s ive per formers ends Ross BroY.rner and Wtllte F'r) and safety I uther Bradley I dtdn t thmk there was a ny way we could be as strong on defense as we were a year ago Parseghtan admttted If someone had told me a t the start or the season that we would be leadmg the nation m defense after 10 games I would have thought the person " as crazy The lr tsh have other weapons bestdes thetr defense too Fullback Wa) ne Bullock IS one of them Wtth 815 yard<; he needs 113 to become Notre Dame s all-tune smgle season rushmg leader SEO fro.r.;h standings 5EOAL FRES H M E N T eam G a pot s oq an Wav e y A le s ronton M r; gs n k so n W e lt s o W L o 0 0 oo 0 0 0 0 o TOTALS l P OP s ?6 a 20 J6 33 o 0 0 0 33 16 ]0 J8 ]6 51 3 224 2211 Monday !. r es ult L ogan J8 Jac k son '.?0 Wedn es d<~y s r esv t s G all pot s 1 W e Is on ?6 Wa v erly 16 Me q s 33 D e c 1 qam e A lh ens at ron on Dec ) gam es Ga ll P Ol S a ! M eg<; w a ... u y a t Loqa n Ja c Kson at A hens l on on a t We Is on Laurel Cliff News Notes By Bertha Parker Sa bbath School attend mcc Nov 24 at tt1e fi ree Mcthud as t Churcl wa s 108 Chou mcm bers present 15 worshtp sci v1ce attend ance was 74 Mrs Floyd Shook as a pat1 en t at Holze r Medical Center Mr Mark Stahl Stockp ort recent!) v1s1ted wtth Mr and Mrs Norman Schaefer Mr and Mt s Ed Bauer Clevelan d Mt and Mt s Ted Mathew Huron spent Ihtlnks gtvmg and the weeke nd wtth Mr and Mrs Charles Karr Mr and Mrs Phiii Wtsc McConne lsvJ!l e atlend ed Sundav mornmg serv1ce at the local ~ hurch md v. l S <hnner guest of Rev and Mr s Cec il Wt se Ch ester A ftlm lhc Ihtcf 11 II e Nigh t v. 11l be shuw1 S tturdaj e\enm g No\ lO 7 10 al the lo cal c hurt:h I very ne welcome Mr and Mt s lun Willy Da) tun Mrs Mtldt ed Clary and Mr s John H. van Columbu s \ 1s1ted I h ank s g1vmg w1th Mr and Mt s Vern Stor y A o e ' ' s m ues An "~ yo tJ hom e n on Ca P. ge cm e0 wne s Po y STEVE SNOWDEN 553 Russell St <Grav e l H11\ ) Middleport Ohto PH 992 7155 k e<~g d egMa a afan ~ae With 100 m1lhon automo bile and truc k tares aban doned annually sc ae ntJ sts S f A E ARM ~ Af ~nd Ca!u a v Comp a~v are studymg expenments ome 0 e that h ave produced 140 Boom ~o n no s gallons of ot! ond I 500 cubtc feet of gas from one ton of ' - -- - - -- - - - tares p 732 4 TRUST US TO HANDLE A LOAN OF $1500. People trust us to handle the1r savmgs What makes u s a d tffe rent kmd of loan company make s u s a be Iter ktnd of loan co mpan y 125 E Matn St • 992 2171 Red Rose DOG FOOD SEE THE NEWEST FRIGIDAIRE$ AT--- BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT Red Dog Food Conta ns V tam n A Pa m tate V1 tam ns E 02 R boflav n N ac n condensed f1sh sol ubles meat meal plus other h gh qua t ty Jng ed ents An d your dogs w 11 love ts crunchy mea l form that g ves the r gums and teeth eX"'rc se Try the dog food that s been favored by breeder s and kennel s fo r decades Red Rose the all pro dog food The p ce s r gh t 'fl>O L ke a 1 Red Rose fe eds Is backed p by more tha n 130 years of Eshelman exper ence n the f eld of an ma t nu tr t 10n �2 - The Datly Sent onel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Frtdav Nov 29 1974 ·o ~/A '•r " J B~ - Don Oakley Extra benefits won "t • cure sick economy Don Oakley fhe Httomobde mdustr} 1s not 111 a ' t:{:ess w n sa 1d a Um te d ~uto Wm ket s o ffl c tal the oth~' d av Its 111 a dep1e s S I OJl The remark ca me on t he hee ls of the Ia) off of 22 525 Ctu vsiPJ c>mp loyes and before tht: a nnouncement by Gene1a! Moto1 s that 11 was clos m g ttu e e s m 111 c ll ass~mb l y plant s fhP mdus ti ) \\ tde tota l of tempo1at I\ or pe r manent l\ 1dled wot ke a ~h a s passed 70 000 and <:ontmues to c llm.b It the 11pp lc et fects nf s las hed autom obtl c pt oduclw n have not ) et devdoped mto a tid e S\\ ccp ng t ht ough the econo mv one of eve1) seve n JObs 1s connt cted wtth the for tunes ot tht: au to m du stQ m some v. <.~v - a n d tl pamc has not set 1n among tt:ft! unemployed"' orke1 sand the com mumtles depen dt>nl upon the auto com pan ies pay r n ils t he maJor reason ts t s~ stem of compa ny pa id supplemental unc mpl o\ ment be n ltts \SUB) "on by I he l AW back m the 1950s Combuted \1\-Jtll state une m plo, men t compensation SUB c an ~tv c an ex pe n e nced worket up to 95 per cent of hts nor mal a ft e r lax mcome fo up to a ye ar For workers latd oft s tnce automobile sales beg a n nosedtvtng la st wanter th is ha s meant -so far - the dt!fn en ce bet\H•en dlfhc ult t mes and tea l t rouble and fa tlw cou nlrj -so tar - the d tffei c nce bet \H e n a 1ecess wn and a full scale depress ton What IS becomang cause fm c onc et n ho"' ev e1 1s the fact that near ly half the c u1rentl y une mploy e d m the au to mdu s t1 \ have a tread\ bee n o ff t he JOb fo1 some t une some were la td off as long a go as la s tJanua1v These v.orke rs are near mg the e nd of theu s pec ia l lavolf be nefit s as we ll as state un em pl oy ment compen satio n As UAW \ tce president lr vmg Blues tone pomts out .SUB was mtended to meet the no rm a l ups and down:s ot the ndus tq. not With a disasteJ He notes tha t t ht' dra 1n on the SUB fu nd at General Motors has re duc ed tl from $245 m tll ton m Octobe r 1973 lo $102 mtl h a n at the e nd of th1s Oc tobeJ Unde1 the con t1act between the company and the union as the money tn the fund g oes do\\ n the du r atwn of tf e be nef1ts to t hee! g tble e mploves as ted uced Pres tdent Fm d ha s proposed three month s of extra unemp lovment be nef1ts for a ll \\oOrke1 s whose e h gab1 hlj r un out not JUSt t hose 111 th e auto mdus u y as "' e ll a s a prog1 am of new publt c works JObs lor the long let m unemployed But these ate only pall aataves for a sic kness that lies a t the verv heart of a deeply dtslressed econom', Itself Is the gap closing? fh e so ca lle d generatiOn gap 1s much ove1r a ted So says (,. tsela Konopka ptofe ssor of soc aal work a t the un1\ers 1ty of Mmnesota a nd dn ec tor of the umversltj s Ce nte r for Youth Development and Research The ba1 ners that do ex1st between voun g and old are pn mardv art ific ia l she argues and fe ar IS the maw reason for theu ex aste nce There as fear of the u nkn ow n a nd fear of change (;l lded and a betted by the repel tt ton ol catch P.hrases !tke generatiOn gap breakdown of the fam tly fu ture shoc k a nd per m 1Ss1veness Famtltes today mav actua lly be mo" mg tov..a 1d closer re latw ns htps as thej become more democrat iC she thmks Fas t and easy t ra nspo rtatiO n and communtca tton allow phys tca lly se para ted fam tltes to get together often Rather than destroytng t he fa mtl' mcreased mobtltty may be recreatmg the pall ern ol I he ne tg hbm hood famtlv fhe new famtl y relallons h1p as no t permtss1ve tn th e sense t hat one can alway s do what one wa nts Rathe r at means t hat a du lts mus t conscwusly sha r e thetr va lue sys te rns wtth the yo ung and expect challeng mg and questtomng You ng people tn turn ha ve to th ank through thear value sys terns We cannot always butld agreement saj s Prof Konopka but we must try to bUild t ru st Orga E. Stout is dead HARRISONVILLE - Mrs Va two sasters Mrs Mar) Orb a E Stout 88 Harrtsonvtlle Sarnn St Marys and Mrs Commumly Rl 4 Pomeroy Grace Slone Oklahoma two dted Wednesday at Ve!.,rans grandch ildr en and severa l Memortal Hospttal followmg a meces a nd ne phews brtef tllness FU!leral servaces Will be at 1 Mrs Stout was born Nov 6 p m Sunday at the 1886 tn West Vtrg mt a a Harnsonvtll e Presbytenan daught.,r of the late Mr and Church "tth Rev Lmson H MrS T J Wagner She was the Stebbms offtctatmg Burtall'ltll wtdo" of John W Stout who be tn the Wells Cemetery dted June 1964 Also precedmg Frtendsmay call at the Walker her m death were a son two Funeral Home Rutland an> brothers and a sister Mrs ttme after 2 p m Saturday Stout was a former post unttl noon Sunday when the mts tress of the Har rJsonvtlle body wtll be taken to the Post Offtce and owned the church The family will be Stout Grocery present to recetve fnends a t SurvJVmg are a brother the fun era l home fr om 7 to 9 J ames St Ma rys IV p m Sa turday Chnstmas Comes to the Holy Land Gilligan wants to challenge COLUMBUS (UP!) - An attorney for Gov J ohn J Galli gan says he wa nt s SeC'ret ~n of State Ted Brown to ISSUe a dlrecttve tu OOard s or electiOns statmg that Witnesses can challenge tndtvt dual ballots Brown s offtce has refused Brown satd earher th ts week he expects Monday s offtctal canvass of county boards of elections to show Jame s A Rhodes defeated by 11 414 and that the margm would hold up under a recount I thmk that we are a ble to say Monday s offtctal canvass wtll be 1 481 573 votes for Gtlltgan wtth Rhodes 1 492 987 -a difference of 11 414 for Rhodes Brown satd I don t thmk the reco unt will change the margm at all he added There ll probabl) be a fe\\ votes ditference but genera lly a recount goes along the lmes or the wmner gettmg a few more votes Gilltgan ts expected to ask for a recount of the guber natonal race early next week Brown satd tf the request ts made by Monday res ults would be m by Dec 20 , Dav1d Young an attorne~ for Gtlltgan who met w1th State ElectiOns Clue! James Marsh Wednesday satd he also wanted the challenged ballots segregated from the rest of the ballots Mars h srud a w1tness or attorney chosen by mdiduals mvolved m a recount can watch the countmg but cannot touch the ballot or forma l!) challenge them Marsh satd the Ia" states that countmg offtcJa!s are compriSed equally of Demo crats and Republicans and are the only ones who can handle a ballot durmg a recount U the counting offtctals are unable to make a dete r mmatton they wtll call m the board members who wtl try to resolve the queshon Marsh srud In the even the board fatls to ma ke a determmatton, the ballot m question ts sent to the secretary of state s off1ce Young srud he had asked Marsh that he clatrfy a very sertous con£usmg extsllng throughout the state-that IS the fun chon of witnesses I asked t hat he av01d tonfuswn and g1ve boards UtSlruction m order to av01d Ute posstbtlty of littgatton sa1d Young I specifically told him I do not want to go to ~ourt because tt would slow thmgs down SCOUTS TO MEET REEDSVILLE - Reedsvtlle Gtrl Scout Troop 67 wtll meet at 7 p m Monday to complete Chnstmas prOJects Gtrls are to take regtSlratton fee of $2 to the meetmg A Chrtstm as party IS bemg planned for Dec 9 wtth a gtft exchange A commumty service ts also bemg planned by the gtrls and thetr leaders LAMB • husband Some men too use damaged structures and vtt~l the mechamsm for sumlar complex chermcals m the body reasons A common cause for faltgue Beyond that yo u need lo look 1s msufftctent physacal ac to the many medtcal problems tivtly Thts can happen to a that mterfe re wtth the release housewtfe The housekeepmg of energy from your food chores whtle t1me consunung wtthtn your cells Htgh on thiS may not provtde the range of last IS a n em ia You need needed phystcal activity The oxygen m the cells to release offtce v.orker s1ttmg at a desk food energy Anemta lumts the all day may become phystcally a btltty of the blood to carry decondtttoned Thts has far oxygen t o the cells reachmg effects on energy A Nutnttonal factor s ar e good regular phystcal exerctse eq ually tmportant If you don t program wtll help wtth thiS have enough of the rtght foods problem and the necessary vatamms Metabolic diSeases can cause needed to process the food and fattgue th1s mcludes low release energy you wtll lack thyrotd problems diSease of energy or feel tired Anyone the adrenal glands diabetes who has 10verdone the dtetmg and other problems Taking kick knows what I m speaking thyrotd w1ll not re!teve fal,!gue about unless there really ts a. low Ctr c ulatory d1seas~ tn thyrmd problem If 1ou are cludmg heart t rouble c an bored wtth your marrtage cause fatigue It IS Slmtlar to thyroid won t help It won t anem aa m th at poor c1r help you lose wetght etther culatwn makes tl tmposstble to unless you are r eally low on provide adequate amoWlts of thyrOid oxygen and nutrtents to the For a m or e complete ce lls You have to be able to dascuss1on on yo ur energy transpor t all the food and system read my newest book oxygen elements to the cells Metabohcs ( Harper and before the energy release can Row) It wtll explam most of occur these complicated mteracttons lnfectwus tllnesses sap on food vttamms phys1cal energy by usmg tl to ft ght the a ctivtty obes1ty low blood mfectton or repatr and replace sugar and your energy system ' • Pro Standings • NBA Stand.ngs By Un1ted Press Inter n at anal Eastern Confere nce and optimistic Ray Cromley No light at end of energy tunnel By WASHINGTON- (NEA) - If you l h tn k we have coa l tro u bles now v..a1t a few yea r s Pres1dent Fords e nergy advasers have come to the reluc tant conclusaon that those m uc h touted eso tertc e nergy sources - sha le geothermal solar and gastficataon - a r e a long way off practically a nd polt ttca!ly Admtmstt at10 n planners have therefore conveme nll y to recast a rna/or mc r ease m mmang I he} p lan stro ng pres sures to get ot us mg uttltttes to shtft back to coa l They have been pushmg d ev tces fo r su lfur control essential to comply wtth em. tronmental stand ards when burnmg coal mmed m the East toda y These plans look tmpress tve on pa pe r but t hev don I square wtth the facts of coal product tOn and the p10blems which sta nd m the way of s harp mcreases I ve bee n sltllng through a sen es of meetmgs wtth the man m thai mdustry a nd mothers wht ch must prov tde the money and the equtpm ent fo r boostmg coal productton raptdly enough to meet the need The outlook ts dtsmal The problems m expa nd m g near the s urface Western coal are numerous For one ther e ts the compli cated ow nersha p of chunks of I he c oa l bearmg land In numero us msta nces the surface raghts are owned by pnvate tnd1v1du ~ l s and the underground n ghts by governme nt fh en there are the m evttable envir on men tal batt les Here tt s not ptlllCipally the environmental restnctaons as s uc h but the de lays as one group after another halts the s ta rt of operatwns to have 1ts day before government agenc1es or m com t Even tou g h envaronmental restt 1ctaon s ca n be handled tf th e) are spectft c the proble m ts that t here ts much dtsag, eemenl among e nvtronmental groups as to what they want and what ts practtcal Th1 s mea ns we wtll have to de pend on produc twn from those Eastern mmes where workmg condttaons ate a born mabi e and the seams too thm for cheap efftctent mtntn g Th e mt roduct ton of new labor sav mg devtc es m ma ny ol th e mmes we are depend e nt on wtll be dtfftcult tndeed whtch means that coal prtces" til go up w tth labor costs The latt e r are pushed by an mfla twn we see m unab le to stt fl e We ha ve alreadv seen the speed wath whtch mcreased petroleum costs have affected pnces throughout the econo my It wtll be no dtfferent wtth c oal though at a s lowe r pace The current labm co nfli c ts wtll boost the c osts of e lectn c power steel and a host of other p1 oduc ts These prtce n ses wtll have a dommo effec t on the cost of much at what we buy Worse yet thts ts Just the begmmng Th ere has bee n a tend ency of late to so lve all problems b> means of new la ws The coal daspute shows once aga m t.hat thts ts not po~stble or practtcal There ts a law on the booksTaft Hartley and Prestdent Ford s atdes hav e made tt clear through lea ks to the press they believe the appltcatton of that lav.. would be counterp roductiv e m a coal strtke Th1s ts a vtew apparently wtdely shared tn Congress Be!tevmg thts tt ts appallmg that no pla ns were made well tn advance for alternate sources of s upply tn case of a le ngthy walkout The admtmstration doesn t want to mvoke Taft Hartley tf needed It doesn t want ratwnmg So far so good These may be logtcal dec ts w ns but then what' What we have from th e Senate the House a nd Mr Ford ts thumb twtdd!t"g govern ment off1 c1als runnmg back and forth be tween man agem e nt and labor pleadmg and caJoling But there are no plan s for an emergency PICK UP SET By Lawrence E Lamb M D 1 DEAR DR LAMB - In one of your colwnns you satd tha t low thyrotd ts a m~ tabo!tc dtsease but there were many causes of Ialtgue At ttmes I have a bur st or energy but tt does n t last very long and usually after s upper I tend to be qwte ttred I do have an underactive thyrotd an~ my blood pressure IS low I was taking some type of thyrotd ptlls but they dtdn t seem to helpmeatall Asaresultofm) thyrotd condttton I am over wetght DEAR READER - Let s e!tmmate the problem or phystcal fa!t gue from heavy phystcal work The cause of other types of fa!tgue IS often s tt uah onal ll may be a sympt om of JUst p!am boredom In other mstances 1t reflects unhapptness wtth hfe s1tua!tons at home wtth the Iamtly or on the JOb A com mon pr oblem wath many peop le ts lack of a tnly <tgmftcan t goal that s timulates the person and brmgs out hts or her best qualt!tes Emottonal fattg~e m the evemng often ts felated to problems wtthm the marrtage It may be a woman s reactmn to spendmg the mght wtth her Taylor anxious M nnesota M c h gan 6 10 0 5 14 0 Canad•an W I I 1 8 0 12 7 0 0 6 I Atlant C DI VIS on Many problems can cause fatigue 3 - The Daily Senlmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Frtday Nov 29 1974 Mtddl e por l Volunteer Ftremen wtll hold thetr ftrst ptckup or money an d canned goods for Cltrtstmas baskets Sunday afternoon Anyone not planmng to be at home 1s asked to leave a con tnbuhon oh the porc h or call any firem a n Berrys World © 94by NEA llC ~~ My schecfule IS completely f1lled so 1m gomg to send you to my own psychotherapist Sidney the bartender at CONVINCED that tm proved military traming can prevent furthe r c ivilian massacres U S Army Secretary Howard Callaway released the long secret Peers Report supervised by retired Lt Gen William Peers which dcl\es Into the My Lat atrocity The Peers report concludes Uta! at least 28 officers Including two chaplains were responsible for the c over up of the massacre IRA is put out of bounds by parliament LONDON (UP!) Parliamen t approved a government sponsored btU to outlaw the lrtsh Repubhcan Army today vtrtually assurtng tt wtll bec ome law before the end of the day Po!tce mamtatn e d ttght securtty throughout London m case extremists retaliated w1th new bomb attacks The House of Commons approved the measure after a 17 hour sesston that lasted through the mght The House o£ Lords gave tl rubber s tamp approval less than 15 mmutes after recetvmg It COLUMBUS Oh1o (UP!) Ohw State trytng to rebound from 1ts worst season tn 16 years under coach Fred Taylor kicks off 1ts 1974-75 basketball schedule Saturday mght by bostmg M1d American Co nference ne wcomer Ball State Taylor whose 9-15 record a year ago was only h1s second losmg season stnCI' he became Buckeye coach m 1959 has four returnmg starters from a team which won tis last three games mcluding a vtctoty over B1g Ten co""hamplon Indiana We re kmd of exCited about the way pracllce has gone for the ftrst tune m a couple or years Taylor says Astde from the record last year tt wasn t any fun The key to thiS year s Buckeye team appears l<r be 610 230-pound center Cra1g Taylor who started mne games last season as a sophomore includmg Ute fmal three CraJg IS our most unproved player, coach Taylor says he worked religtously on a weight program thts summer to budd up his strength and he has a much better understand mg of what he can and can t do Sophomore Clance Hammond, who sat out his freshman year because of scholastic melJglbility backs up Taylor He IS 6-6 Has SoUd Forwards Taylor also has two sohd forwards in 6-7 Bill Altdreas, the leading scorer last year w1th an average or 15 6 per game and 6-6 Steve Wenner who led m reboundmg wtth 201 and averaged 10 2 pomts Wenner however tnJured his nght hand m practice this week and may be sidelined for a time Backing up those two wtll be 6-5 JUniOr Andy SttegemeJer who Taylor calls Ute best athlete on the team and 6-6 freshman Terry Burrts one of Utree Buckeye recruits Taylor s eyes light up when he talks about hiS guards paced by 6-foot sophomore Larry Bolden who was one of the few bnght spots last season Bolden although slowed some durmg early faU pra.ctl•~.~~ l)y a ktdney ailment ts and with a better shootmg touch He 12 3 pomts per game as a freshman Battlmg for the other back· court JOb oppostte Bolden are 62 Jun1or Terry Shields who played m only three games last year but has come on strong and Mark Bayless an exc1ting 6-2 freshman who needs only game experience Seruor Dan Weston, 6-5 who mtssed most Ute !973-74 season after undergomg knee surgery and has been bothered by the same knee agam UttS year could also be a backcourt factor Have Better Speed We re gomg to have better team speed and we re running out better Taylor sa1d We re domg a much better JOb of orgamzmg our breaks That s one of the Utmgs we felt we had to do Taylor noted Utat the Buck eyes shot only 61 per cent from the free throw tine last season calling 1t 'pretty sorry I don t think anythmg that pomts out your attttude towards basketball better tha n free throw shootmg " Taylor srud It indtcate~ how much concentrallon you have ' The Buckeyes have been picked to finish far down m the B1g Ten standmgs and Taylor admits his team will have to 'play up a storm if they are to be m contentiOn But I don t see how you can wm anything if you don t Utmk you can wtn srud Ute dean of conference coaches, who has seven Btg Ten titles tn hiS 16 years Saturday rught s game will be Ute first meeting ever between the Buckeyes and the Cardmals of coach Jim Holstem Ball State fuushed wtUt a 1412 mark last year, but Jts top two scorers Larry Bullington and ChriS Collins, are graduated Bullington IS the aU-tune leading scorer at Ball State Holstem does have three regulars back from that squad m 6-2 Juntor leaper Shafer Suggs (Ill), 6-1 senior guard Bob Faulkner (7 7), and 6-7 center Larry Hembaugh ( 5 6) ,, < v ....... '" NFL Standmgs By Un ted Press Internal onat Amer can conf erence East w I t pet pf pa 8 3 0 727 25 2 70 ll • Buffa o New Eng NY Je S 8 3 0 727 7 4 0 636 4 7 0 364 234 278 87 205 93 238 Batt 2 9 0 I 82 Central w 1 t pet 8 2 I 77 3 136 261 pf 247 pa 156 '" P t sbgh n C nc Houston 7 4 0 636 258 85 5 6 0 45 5 18 1 21 Cleve 3 203 275 pf 280 pa 7J D enver 6 5 1 542 265 Ka ns c ty 4 7 o 364 195 SanD ego 3 a 0 273 153 Nat1onal Conference Ea s t w I t pet pf St L OU I S 9 2 0 8 18 246 263 23 8 237 washngtn 17. x Oak ln d Dallas "" • 8 0 273 W es t w I t pet 9 2 0 8 8 8 4 0 667 7 5 0 583 Ph Ia 4 7 0 364 NYG ants 2 9 0 18'.? 255 pa 173 233 191 158 If. 16 1 23 7 Central v w ' t pel pf 7 4 0 636 223 pa 16 1 Green Bay 6 5 0 54 5 187 Detro 1 6 6 0 500 2 16 153 223 Ch cago M nn a x Lo s A ng " v .... u '" 3 8 0 273 W es t I 15 19 6 w I I pet pf 19 7 pa 137 8 3 0 727 Sa n Fran 4 7 0 364 18 4 21)2 N ew O r len s 4 7 0 364 122 199 At lanta 2 9 0 182 84 215 X ClinChed d1v SIOn t fi e Thursdays Result Denver 3 1 D et roit 27 Dal as 24 Washmglon 23 Sunday s Gam es Bal t more at Buffalo Green Bav a Ph Ia Houston at P ll sburgh Kansas C ty at Sf Lou s L os Ange les a t A ant a N ew England at Oakland New Orleans at M nnesota N Y G1antsat Ct1 cage San D1ego at NY J e ts Sa n F r a n at Cleve and Monday s Game c n c at M am n g h t WHA Sland ngs By un1ted Press 1nternat1onal East w I t pis gf N ew ~ng 14 4 0 28 78 ~~ 7 6 I 15 4 1 43 C eve l and 6 13 0 12 56 Ch •cago 8 43 ~~ lndpls 4 17 0 West w 1 t pts gl ga Hou ston lA 7 0 28 98 62 Golf circuit to drop Kings play CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Kmgs Island Open Golf Tournament will be dropped from the 1975 Profestonal Golfers AssoCiatiOn Tour next year because of a conilict tn scheduhng, accordmg to tournament chali'JIIan Burch Rlber The Kings Island Open which was not a fmanc1al success tis ftrst two years wtll be added to the PGA tour m 1976, Riber said Thursday We had three options for scheduling Ute tournament in 1975 Riber explamed The available dates which were the same as we had this past fall (Ute week of Sept 14) , conflicted wtth the Ryder Cup matches Another poSSibtlity was the week of the World Ser1es or a later date m Oc Iober when the weather becomes a factor, he sa1d We dl(ln t feellt was fair to w 1 pet g b Buffa l o 6 4 800 N ew York 11 B 579 4 Boston 11 9 550 5 Ph ladelph a 7 12 368 8 Central DI VISIOn w I pet g b Wash n g t on 14 6 700 Houston I I 8 579 2 1 Cleveland 1 8 57 9 2 1 At l anta 8 12 400 6 New Orleans 2 18 100 12 Western Conf er ence M dwest 0 v S1on w I pet 9 b KC Omaha 11 9 57 1 Detro 11 10 524 Ch cage 0 10 soo M lwaukee 4 14 22 2 6 PaCif e D VIS IOn w 1 pet 9 b Golden St at e 14 6 700 Port land 1 10 524 3 Sea ttl e 0 11 476 4 P h oen i x a 12 400 6 Los Ange es 7 389 6 Thur sday s Results Cl eve la nd I 0 Ph Ia 10 3 Portland 88 Phoen x 85 Fnday s Games New York at Bos t on Was h ngton at Buffalo Seatt eat Ph l adelph a A tl anta a H ouston KC Omaha at M !waukee N ew Orleans at L os An ge l es ask the public to make a cho1ce between baseball, football or golf We re working for a date Utat will be acceptable by tbe public at a time when 1t will feed thetr need for sports entertainment " R1ber ts working With Deane Beaman PGA Players DIVISion pres1dent, for the best poss1ble dates m 1976 We could aru10unce at this time approXImately the same dates for 1976 as we would have bad this year, but we aren t gomg to do that because we feel we have an opportun1ty to move up in the schedule to dates earlier ut September or into August, which has always been our goal," said Riber The first two tournaments were won by Jack Nicklaus and Mlller Barber and the events were structured so Uta! most of tbe money went to tbe Boy Scouts of America .,,., SanD ego Phoenix 1 I 7 0 22 60 7 9 1 15 60 • Royal Crown Bottling <:;ompany Mrdd,eport 62 65 T oro nto Quebec W nn P9 12 10 65 48 70 84 pt s gf '.? 8 10 4 24 80 2 76 ga 80 6il 45 N H L Standmgs By Un ted Pr ess Inter n atio n a l Dv1sonl w I t pts 91 ga Ph Ia 146 3318 1 55 A tl anta 12 7 NY Rangers 10 7 NY s l nd r s 9 7 DI VI SIOn w I Van cuvr ' 6 Ch cage M nnesota St Lou s K an C ty 9 5 29 69 4 24 8 1 6 24 79 1 I pis gf 4 32 9 1 ( ga 66 6 13 2 14 60 2 17 3 7 51 D v s on 4 w 1 t pts gf Bu ff a l o 17 4 3 37 110 Boston 12 5 5 29 99 To r on t o 5 12 4 14 69 Ca t f 3 16 4 0 50 Thursda ys R es ults Buffa lo 5 De ro1 t 2 Fr day s Games NY Range rs. a Atlanta N Y slanders at Ca l f Ath ens Wet •o• ' ' L POP 0 134 11 7 1 0 93 70 2 1 0 1 0 1 1 ao 48 59 43 80 so 1 109 11 7 0 • Social Events By Mrs Francis Morr1s Rev IV P Btkacsan "as called to Tallmadge Ohto after IS mother had the mtSfortWJe of falhng down cellar steps and was InJW"ed Her condthon ts se nous Mr Henry Roush and daughter Mrs Mtldred Hart returned home Frtday after spendmg ten days wtth hts daughter Mrs Vwlet Ftsher "ho ts m a Sandusky hospital after a bad auto acctdent Nov 11 She wtll be transferred to Ctty Hospital Akr on Ohto Mr A C Bradford and daughter Mr s He rman Carson or Coolville VISited hiS mece Mrs Herman Carson of Coolvtlle Mr A c Bradford and daughter Mrs Herman Carson of Coolvtlle VISited hts ntece Mrs John Reed who ts senously til m Chtlhcothe Mr and Mrs Brent Mttchell and famtly or Chattanooga Tenn are vtsttmg relattves m Parkersburg and Mr and Mrs Crttt Bradford here Mr and Mrs Ralph Webb Vera Beegle and Gretta Stmpson spent Thursday Nov 21 at Spencer W Va wtth Mr and Mrs Solon Butcher Mr and Mrs Phtl Mtller of Rtdg eway Ohto spent a day and overmght wtth her parents Mr and Mrs George Netgler Mr and Mrs Ralph Badgley returned home from a VtStt at Hannbal NY wtth thetr son LOCATION 555 3RD. STREET BOX 578-RACINE, OHIO 45771 ~[}{]@[p) STOP IN. • • LET US non-league openers CHICAGO (UP!) - B1g Ten basketball gets underway Saturday w1th e1ght teams scheduled against non-league foes m Ute openers of an abbreviated program against non conference teams Because the B1g Ten will play a double round robtn home and home schedule this year for the second time m history, requtrmg 18 games none of the teams can play more than etght nonconference opponents ::md stnce most w11! be m at least one tournament, the smgle games will be cut drasttcal!y Standout clashes on the openmg mght should be Ten nessee Tech at lndtana, defendmg co-ehampton, Toledo at Michigan the other cochampion, lndJana State at Purdue rated a lttle challenger and NorUt Dakota at Minnesota a darkhorse contender Other Saturday games will be Virginia Commonwealth at Iowa Northwestern at Ken tucky Ball State at Ohto State and Ohlo Umverslty at Wlsconsm Notre Dame also Will open Saturday at ValparaiSO MtchJgan State and llllnots open Monday wtth Central Michtgan at the Spartans and Valparatso at the filim Ia" and daught.,r Rev and Mr s Howard Shtveley and sons are spendmg ThanksgiVIng holtda)S wtth thetr home folk tn Wtlrnmgton Mr and Mrs Roy Rtffle were guests Saturda) of Mr and Mrs Btl! McKenzte and famtly at Galltpolts Th e Commumty Thanks gtvtn g Servtce was held Wednesday at the Ftrst Bap!tst Church Speaker was the Rev Bar tholemew of the Nazarene Church tn The era of the laundromat was born on Aprtl!8 1934 tn Fort Worth Tex wtth the openmg of a Washaterta a new type of servtce whereelectrtcwashmg ma chmes could be rented by the hour The Daily Sentinel SAVE YOU MONEY! LIVING VINYleCOVERED LIVING ROOM SUIT '229 BEDROOM SUITS FROM '139 I DR RAYMON ALLISON Meigs frosh drop 0 1:'nener 1 ! Big Ten in Racine m w s l on 0 1 40 55 H an nan Tra ce 0 1 48 80 Ga ll pol s o o 0 0 M e gs 0 0 0 0 Waverly 0 0 0 0 Whee ersburg 0 0 0 0 Tu es day s result s Sout h Po nl80 Hanna n Trace 48 Ir onton 93 Coal G rove 70 V nton Coun y 55 Wet ston 40 Jackson 59 Oa k H It 43 Wednesdays R e sults Logan 62 H II a rd 54 Port smouth 80 M !fo r d 50 Fnday s Games Gall pol s at We ll s on Jackson at Logan Waverly at Me gs I ronton at A th en s Wt1 ee l ersbur g at Not re Dame Hann an Trace at Eastern Saturday s game Sou th Po nt at Por ts mouth ga 77 67 94 106 wtth a 19()..yat d day agamst UCLA that gave hun l 306 ya rds for Ute yea r and 3 609 for hts career The old con £erence mark was 3 423 by 0 J Stmpson USC s Jit te rbug 5 9 185 pound tatlback also has 48 touchdowns and pomts 10 his career The Irish who handled USC 23 14 las t season en route to an 11-<> record that was clunaxed b) a 24 23 wm over Alabama m Dr. Allison to he honored Dec. 7 ALL G-AMES Team L ogan Iron t on Sou t h Pont Jackson Portsmouth 94 1 2 ABA Stand.ngs By Un ted Press International East w pet g b Kentucky 14 4 778 New York 14 • St Lo u s • 14 391 7 ' M e mphis 5 17 227 11 V rg n a 4 16 200 11 We st w I pet 9 b Denver S 4 S la San A nton o 14 6 700 Ut ah 9 11 450 San D1ego 8 10 444 1nd an a 7 11 389 Thursday s Results Kentucky 108 V rg n a 95 Fr1day s Game s v rg n a at Memph s 5 1 L ou s at U ah Kentucky a t N ew Y ork San Anton 1o at Denver San D ego at lnd a na Notre Dante wh1ch wtll face top rated Alabama m the Orange Bowl on Ne" Years mght goes mto tls annual colltstOn wtth USC wtth a 9 1 record and seven vtctortes m a row Agatnst the IriSh defense which has ytelded only 81 pomts th1s season the Trojans send the new Pae-8 career rushmg kmg Davts enhanced his Hetsman Trophy chances last weekend standings 3 21 7o 48 4 20 64 84 4 18 66 76 1 9 55 93 3 w I f pt s gf ga 1 2 • 3 I 68 38 11 6 7 29 02 78 8 10 3 9 8 7 77 Detro t Wa s h ng on season the No 4-rated TroJa ns have been UtStalled as four pomt favontes agamst the ftflh r a nk ed Irt s h A crown of 90 000 ts expected at the Coltseum for the 2 05 p m game whtch wtll be shown on na tiona l teleVISton Pat Hade n USC s out standmg semor quarterback suffered a brutsed knee m his team s 34-9 romp over UC! A last Saturday but IS expected to play Cage a INTERIORS I 62 63 62 8 10 7 10 4 16 D1Y1 S10n Los Ang Montrea l P tt sburgh • game he no maka the rules esteemed by your Cab met Butz made the remark off A spokesman for Butz sa1d the record to some newsmen one newsman pomted out to at a pnvate breakfast meeting hun that !he Chmese and the Wednesday Pope apparently do not agree Respondmg to the report wt th the need for population Mons1gnor Eugene V Clark a control as II means of spokesman for the cardinal allev1atmg food shortages satd m a telegram to Prestdent Ford I call upon Secretary Butz then satd a story bad Earl Butz to apologtze un- been gomg the rounds of the medtately or reStgn followtng ' foQ!I conference In Rome to the hls crude pomted msult \ effect that aft.,r tbe Pope spoke dJrect.,d at Pope Paul VI there an Itallan woman was sptrttualleader of the worlds heard to say He no lays the Catholics P The spokesman for the head game he no maka Ute rules of the Roman Catholic Ar The Butz spokesman Claude chdlocese of New York Gifford sa1d the secretary was asserted the Pope had h1s only repealing a story that pleas for unmedut,te reltef to was making Ute rounds at the starvmg people al\swered by food conference He wasn't the e thmc mockery ahd vulgar only one telling that story He rellgtous preJudtce by was tn no sense taking on the Secretary Butz Pope If !>fr Butz can speak this way and remam In your Rep Mario Btagg1, D - N Y Cabmet Clark told the meanwhile sent a telegram to President Catholics Italo Ford demanding tl\at Butz be Amertcans and the starvmg fired ' for hts anti-Catholic people of the world wtll all anti llahan remarks colt know how poorly Utey are cermng Pope Paul VI LOS ANGELES I UPI) Rose Bowl-bound Untvers tty of Southern California commg off an unpresstve Pactftc-8 t1tle chn ch m g victory over UCLA last weekend matches tis potent rushmg attack led by Hetsman Trophy ca ndtdal e Anthony DaviS agamst Notre Dame s stmgy defense Satur day Wtth three overpowermg WUIS m a row to get to the Rose Bo\\1 for the thtrd straight Edm nt n a 6 0 16 52 40 Vancuvr 6 10 1 13 Sl 61 Thur sday s R es ult s Quebec 7 nd ana poll s 5 Vancouver 6 Toronto 2 Houslon 2 Edmon t on 0 Ch cago 3 San D ego 2 Fr1day s Games nd ana pol sat Cleve and M ct1 gan at w nn peg Tor onto at Phoen x N ew Eng l and at Van c ouver Butz in trouble for Papal joke NEW YORK I UP!) - The offtce o£ Cardtnal Terence Cooke has accused Agnculture Secretary Earl Butz of ethmc mockery and vulgar religwus preJudJce for a JOktng reference tn a mock Itahan accent to Pope Paul VI s vtews on feedmg the poor It was second elhmc con troversy to beset the Ford adrmmstratton Gen George Brown Chairman of the Jomt Chtefs of Staff was reprtmanded by the President for suggesting that Jews bad dtspropor!tonate mfluence over newspapers and banks Brown later apologtzed and satd h1s remarks d1d not reflect htS true feelings A Whit., House spokesman sa1d Ford would have no comment until he talked to Butz and found out exactly what had been satd The latest diSpute arose aft.,r Thursday edtttons of the New York Dat!y News reported Butz had dtsmtssed the Pope s advtce on the world food shortage by saymg m a mockmg Italian accent He no playa the Trojans liked by 4 over Notre Dame DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL E xec Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH C1ty Ed•tor Publi Shed dally except Sa turday by The Oh o Valley Pub! shlng Co mpany 111 Cou rt S t Pomerov Oh o 45769 Bus ness Off1ce Phon e 992 2156 Ed 1tor al Phone 992 2157 Second class postage pa d at Pomeroy Ohio Nat onal advert1s1ng represen tat ve Bolt nelt 1· Ga lagher Inc 12 East 42nd ST New York New Yor k Subscr 1pl on rate s Del vered by carr er where ava lable 60 cen ts per week By Motor Route whe re carr er serv ce not a vailab le One month 52 60 By mall n Oh o and W Va One Year SIB S x months S9 50 Three month s 56 Elsewhere S22 00 year SIX monft1s Sll SO thr ee month s S6 50 Subscr p t on pnce In e l ud es Sunday T m es ~ Pnt nel to Waverly Coach John Arn oll s Metgs freshmen dropped a 46 33 dectsJOn to host Wa\erly m thetr SEOAL opene r Wed nesday evemng Coach Arnott played 11 men tn the con!.,st Gene Holley led the Little Marauders wtth ntne pomts Thomas paced Wa\erly wtth 18 Other Meags scorers were Greg Wtl!., 7 Brent Stanley 6 Blame Qualls and Chuck Follrod 4 each and Brent Arnold 3 Others playmg for Metgs were Kelley Wtnebrenner Mark Mttch Ttm Rawltngs Ron Casct and Ttm Ebersbach Waverly led I~ 24 14 and 36 23 at the quartermarks Thursday the Lttll e Marauders wtll host Galltpolts m a 5 15 contest on the varstty hardwood Score by quart.,rs Waverly 9th 14 10 12 10-46 Metgs 9th 6 8 9 10-33 Reedsville News, Notes Vtslhng recently w1th Mr and Mrs Ernest Ruth were Mrs Altce Foutly and Mr and Mrs Rome Sandy of Parkers burg W Va Mr and Mrs Isaac Fr ydman of Colwnbus spent the weekend wtlh Mr an d Mrs Ernest Whtl ehead and huntly Mr and Mt s Walter Brown an d Davad wer e weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Wtlham Thomas and sons of Enon Mr a nd Mr s Jumor Congrove of Zanesvt lle vtsJted wtth Mr a nd Mrs Gene Wilson The Congroves ¥- ere on th eir way for a vacahon tnp to Flortda Mr and Mrs Denver Weber and sons ""ere dmner gues ts of Mr and Mrs Oscar Weber and famtly at Keno Sunday Alfred mcf Sunday School att.,ndan ce on Nov 24 was 53 the offertng $25 59 Worshtp se rvtces were held all! .-tth the Rev Meece speaking on ills Good to Gtve At Thanks Unto the L<rrd tendance at th1s servtce was 30 offermg $18 84 and pledges $18 Mr and Mrs Charles D Woode at tended the Thanks glvmg dinner and program at the North Bethel Church Sunday Nov 24 Nma Robmson and Clara Follrod took Sunday dmner wtth Mr and Mrs Otto Swartz at Shade 0 The church here and frtends of the Arc~er famtly learned of the death of John Archer or Guysvtlle Saturday evemng Mr Archer celebrated hts IOOth btrthday at the home of hiS son Mr and Mrs Russell Archer and Iamtly not long ago Glen and Wtlbur Robmson retlU'ned £rom a deer hun t m West VtrR lm.a thi s weekend RIO GRANDE Dr Raytnon r Al!tson a 1925 gr a du ate or Rto Grande College wtll be one of four Indu ctees mt o t he College Alhlettc Hall of Fame Satur da) Dec 7 durmg half ltme ceremomes uf the RIO Grande Man etta basketball game The Homecommg game will start at B p m tn the Paul R I yne Phystcal Educatton Center on the RIO Gr.ande Campus Dr Al!tson wtll be enshnned wtlh fe ll ow ho n or ees Bob Mabr) Davtd Smtth and Walter Cook Durtng the tntttal anductwn cer e m omes last year 12 forme r Rto athletes were honored mcludmg the fame 1952 53 Rto Grande Basketball team "htch featUJ ed Cla ren c e Bevo Fran cts Dr Alltson was select.,d fot h1s outstandmg perfm mance as a football and basketball player at Rto Grande College tn 1921 1n22 a nd 1924 and baseball star for the Redmen tn 1922 23 24 and 25 He y, as praised m the college yearb( oks 1s a splendtd punter and upen f1 e ld runnel 1n foot ba ll dutwg hts un dergraduate }ea1s at RIO lrrande College He was also hsl.ed as il good passer and h.e played on both the defensive and offens ive squads Bor n and raased m Calh a County he IS the son or the late Dr a nd Mrs Thomas Allison a long tune doc tor or medtctne ill Rto Gr ande vt ll age He graduated from the Rw Grande Htgh School llto Grande Co llege a nd the In diana Ulll\erstl) College or Denhstry Dr Allison IS a past prestden t of the Ga lhpolts Ctty Commtsswn He has also been a member of the Rio Grande College Boat d of Tt ustees for 17 years Hts ath leltc a bth ltes dtd not slop wtth college In 1954 55 he was nmne1 up for the club champ tonshtp of the Gal!tpohs Golf Club and tn 1957 was club champiOn Chiefs come from • behind, wm 62-54 Host logan down 24 23 durtn g the half hme tn termtsswn came on strong m the second ha lf Wednesda) m ght to do"n vtslhng Hilliard 62 54 The vtctory left Logan wt th a 2 0 season ma rk The Chtefs host Jackson tomg ht m a key SEOAL cont.,st After a 12 12 lte followmg one pertod of play the VIStttng Wtldcats " enl on top 24 23 at halftune Logan outscored the vtSttors 18 12 to take a 41 36 lead after three pertods Logan htt 22 of 61 fteld goal attempts for 36 I percent fh e Chiefs wet e 13 of 28 from the fteld m the second half Htlltard htl 24 of 59 from the ft eld for 40 7 percent DAVIS REHIRED OKLAHOMA CITY (UP! ) Red DaVIs wtll be manager of the Oklahoma City 89ers agam next season accordmg to General Manager Owen Mar !inez Red did an outstandmg JOb last year under some adverse Circumstances Martinez srud The 89ers fmished third m thetr four-team divtslon of the Amencan Assoctation last sea son Islam revolves a round the Koran whtch means rec1 t mg m Arable and accordmg to tradttton was dtc tated to Mohammed by the Ang el Gabrte l Logan sank 18 of !4 fr ee throw attempts Htlhard was SIX or 14 Logan dommated the boards 36 24 uutreboundmg Htlltard 21 7 m the second ha lf Don YoWJg led the Chtefs "tth 21 potnts Ball and Ook each had 12 for th e losers L<tgan lost the reserve game 46-44 Vars1ty box HILLIARD C54J Ba t 52 1'.? Mar i n 306 S He r 408 Butt 0 2 2 M Ook 6012 St Clar 204 Heyder 3 06 Dougherty 0 2 2 P Asc o 0 2 TOTALS 24 6 S4 LOGAN C6 2) Mye r s 4 2 10 Gos n ell 2 2 6 Kemper 5 6 10 Young 10 1 2 Wr gh t 1 5 7 Fu ll er 0 2 2 TOTALS 22 18 " By Quart ers H r ard Logan R eseryes L ogan 44 12 12 12 18 65 12 I 18 21- 62 H l ard 46 MEETING SCHEDULED NEW YORK (UPI) George Steinbrenner meets wtth his lawyer this weekend to decide whether he wtll test m the courts Baseball Com mtsstoner Bowte Kuhn s rulmg that he ts meltgtble and tn competent to parttctpate m the affatrs of the New York Yankees for the next two years The deCISIOn one of the harshest handed down by a comnussaoner s tnce the offtce was created in 1920 was based on Steinbrenner s admJsston that he made illegal campatgn contributions to both parttes Stembrenner said he was astonished that Kuhn could suggest he was mcompetenl • and that he would announce his future plans, lf any sometunt next week the Sugar Bow l lead the natton m total defense Th ey ve ytelded onl y 174 7 yards per game Most defenst\ e teams m the country are btg satd USC coa ch John McKa y but as a gr oup the lrt sh a r e the btggest Th ey re qutck for thetr SIZe too We r e not gomg to score a lot of pomls on them They don t le ak th ey s ubmerge you McKay whose own cl ub lost tls opener a t Arkansas and was tied by Ca hforma llus year added The only way we ve been able to beat Notre Dame ts wtth the btg play The lnsh have surprlSed their coach Ara Parseghtan The suspen siOn of s1x Notre Dame players as a result of a dornutory mctdent durmg the s wnmer deprived hun of three ftrst hne defen s ive per formers ends Ross BroY.rner and Wtllte F'r) and safety I uther Bradley I dtdn t thmk there was a ny way we could be as strong on defense as we were a year ago Parseghtan admttted If someone had told me a t the start or the season that we would be leadmg the nation m defense after 10 games I would have thought the person " as crazy The lr tsh have other weapons bestdes thetr defense too Fullback Wa) ne Bullock IS one of them Wtth 815 yard<; he needs 113 to become Notre Dame s all-tune smgle season rushmg leader SEO fro.r.;h standings 5EOAL FRES H M E N T eam G a pot s oq an Wav e y A le s ronton M r; gs n k so n W e lt s o W L o 0 0 oo 0 0 0 0 o TOTALS l P OP s ?6 a 20 J6 33 o 0 0 0 33 16 ]0 J8 ]6 51 3 224 2211 Monday !. r es ult L ogan J8 Jac k son '.?0 Wedn es d<~y s r esv t s G all pot s 1 W e Is on ?6 Wa v erly 16 Me q s 33 D e c 1 qam e A lh ens at ron on Dec ) gam es Ga ll P Ol S a ! M eg<; w a ... u y a t Loqa n Ja c Kson at A hens l on on a t We Is on Laurel Cliff News Notes By Bertha Parker Sa bbath School attend mcc Nov 24 at tt1e fi ree Mcthud as t Churcl wa s 108 Chou mcm bers present 15 worshtp sci v1ce attend ance was 74 Mrs Floyd Shook as a pat1 en t at Holze r Medical Center Mr Mark Stahl Stockp ort recent!) v1s1ted wtth Mr and Mrs Norman Schaefer Mr and Mt s Ed Bauer Clevelan d Mt and Mt s Ted Mathew Huron spent Ihtlnks gtvmg and the weeke nd wtth Mr and Mrs Charles Karr Mr and Mrs Phiii Wtsc McConne lsvJ!l e atlend ed Sundav mornmg serv1ce at the local ~ hurch md v. l S <hnner guest of Rev and Mr s Cec il Wt se Ch ester A ftlm lhc Ihtcf 11 II e Nigh t v. 11l be shuw1 S tturdaj e\enm g No\ lO 7 10 al the lo cal c hurt:h I very ne welcome Mr and Mt s lun Willy Da) tun Mrs Mtldt ed Clary and Mr s John H. van Columbu s \ 1s1ted I h ank s g1vmg w1th Mr and Mt s Vern Stor y A o e ' ' s m ues An "~ yo tJ hom e n on Ca P. ge cm e0 wne s Po y STEVE SNOWDEN 553 Russell St <Grav e l H11\ ) Middleport Ohto PH 992 7155 k e<~g d egMa a afan ~ae With 100 m1lhon automo bile and truc k tares aban doned annually sc ae ntJ sts S f A E ARM ~ Af ~nd Ca!u a v Comp a~v are studymg expenments ome 0 e that h ave produced 140 Boom ~o n no s gallons of ot! ond I 500 cubtc feet of gas from one ton of ' - -- - - -- - - - tares p 732 4 TRUST US TO HANDLE A LOAN OF $1500. People trust us to handle the1r savmgs What makes u s a d tffe rent kmd of loan company make s u s a be Iter ktnd of loan co mpan y 125 E Matn St • 992 2171 Red Rose DOG FOOD SEE THE NEWEST FRIGIDAIRE$ AT--- BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT Red Dog Food Conta ns V tam n A Pa m tate V1 tam ns E 02 R boflav n N ac n condensed f1sh sol ubles meat meal plus other h gh qua t ty Jng ed ents An d your dogs w 11 love ts crunchy mea l form that g ves the r gums and teeth eX"'rc se Try the dog food that s been favored by breeder s and kennel s fo r decades Red Rose the all pro dog food The p ce s r gh t 'fl>O L ke a 1 Red Rose fe eds Is backed p by more tha n 130 years of Eshelman exper ence n the f eld of an ma t nu tr t 10n �.. • 4 - The Datly Sent mel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy~ O , Friday , Nov 29, 1974 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Frtday, Nov 29, 1974 Panthers prevail 9-6 in 'Ben Gay Bowl' game the Thanksg1vmg 11;w t l,JsSI< ,11 Me q..: s Ht'-'-h f1rld \ t'S!t't d~l \ E,u lv an the ftr:; l qu,u1t' l Pomt'l ov ~ M1ke Wn )..! h1 BY JOHN REECE Bob Werry ' s passtng and Mtck Ash's r unmng helped Pomerov's former Put pie Panthers hold on to eke out a narrow 9-6 vlctory over Mad· dleport alumnt tn a renewa l of 1 eco\ hnr The P,mthers then dn 1ve GRATE ASSIGNED FT RILEY, Kan -Army Prtvate Ftrst Class Jeffrey D Grate, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Lathey, Langsvtlle, Ohto, Is assigned as a welder m Headquarters Company, 1st Batallton of the 1st Infantry Divtston's 63rd Armor at Ft Riley, Kan Doxot I Ridenour• s! I T. V. & Appliance Gas Service • Phone 985-3307 • < _ I j 1 c~~~e~~~-_J pun t V.d S duv.n ed on HEADING up the threemao physicians' panel appointed by U S District Judge John Slrlca to examine former President Nixon is Dr Charles A. Hufnagle, a ca rdiovascular s urgeon at Georgetoy,n University m Washmgton The panel Is c harged wtth determining whether the exChtef Executive Is phys ically capable of teshfylng tn the Waterga te trial. I m workmg to make sure that ml mdustry exploral!on and development won l damage the e nv~ronment whtle helpmg the energy sttuatton The envtronmenta l sete ntt s t IS a n tmpa rlant ma n •n the a li tndustry tod a y The mdu s try IS go mg to ha ve to ftnd and produc e tw1ce as m uch o tl a nd g as tn the next 15 ye ars as tt dtd tn the past 15 Its h ts ta b to see tha t 01 1com pa nt e s m e et o r su r p ass re asona bl e e nv tro nme ntal sta n dards on the p rocess Ie m It s a btg JOb th at needs the best e ff o rt s o f a ll of us •• ••• •' • Ohio Petroleum Council 88 East Broad Street Columbus, OhiO 43215 • w e rC" stu rclcss a nd fc.tl tu n l st\tl,tl l' "'d dcfcn Sl\ l' p l<i\ S t.ll iSl ll g lt ll ll 1 1 \~ I S b\ h1 h t lu hs Y C'l l < ·~~ f he sus!,n nC'd 1 d lt \l 1n J.:t tk ets lhl' fuurlh l t \\ hu. h Wd'-' ( i! lll dX ( d b) •• Btmt' w.dl lHL: !Jrll: \- i:ltd plllll l-!.t \\t1h II 41 l l.' lll.ttlllllg 1\ ~ hl l' \- S J ) d\l' ,11'Prnp1 s•.11lcd led\ w g The f111 rd l'hl\ed fur the Me tgs Coun t) fUTIVt' I ~ I O n t(J 1lil' t 1gh l, score, !J-f> bendtt of the Umt of the !\metlli:ln C ut CC I .Soc tel\ ,J[I esi Hlld l(•d c: rowd of be t \~ccn 1 nun-1 200 CJite nded the l tla lll t sh ugg le tn hea uttful football WCCi lhCI W tdl tu~ c Ha lftcld, Met gs Co ull to., C.pu.:c r Ct us ad~ Chdll m <u1 a nd ;1 mc mbe1 of the v.tn n tn g Pomer O} s quad ICP"' ted tha t receipts totaled ove1 $1,200 winc h wt ll go to the 1974-1975 Can ce r Crusade F or m e r at hlet es play m g tnt ludeLl • Southern , John Thomas, Larry Grogan, John Krawsczyn , Larry Lemley, Frank Alker , Max Whttlalch, Jtm Andrews, Rtchard IRed ) Hayes, Bob Mtlls. Btll Halley, Rtchard Gtlkey, Jerry Davenport, Rtch Qualls, Btll Andrews, Dave Ashley Pomeroy - Rtck Ash, Pat 0 Btten, Bob Werry, Mllie' Werry, Jerry Brogan, Dwjghl =·· •,•:·:; Carl, Rtck Balm, Lee Floyd ~ ' :·: Mtke As h, Allan McLaughlm;; :·: Danny Abbott, Dtck Duganr• Mtke Wnght, Jtm Morns, Bob. .-: Stewart, Don Hartung, Terry ,.: Ptckens, Paul Searles, W~lly d Jv1swn at 9-2 Was hm gton now Hatfreld, Jack Peterson, ts 8-4 and Dallas 7-5 Cha rles Nease, George Hoffman Perry Kennedy, Tom Lon gley , a 6-foot-1, 195Hawley, Harley Hendrttks , pounder, ptcked up the " Mad John Wolfe, Rex Cum mgs, Bomber" tag m trammg ca mp Butc h Ltghtfoot , Melvm when he a lmost skulled Coach Cremeans, Tom Grueser, Mtke Tom Landry m a superv1smg D•xon to"er wtth a pass and kept the Coaches for Mtddleport were s1dehnes loose w1th h1s w1ld Bruce Wallace and John throws 1 I.e ' Snake Hunter " Bla ke, for Pomeroy, Bub tag went on when people found and l George ou t hts off-season occu pation ~ Sttvers Nesselroad he hunts ra ttlesna kes But Thursday Longley was all quarterback En termg the Greenhouse Fresh g ame "'th the Cowboys tratilng, 16 3, he threw a 35yard TD pass to hght end Btlly Joe Dupree a nd set up Walt Garnson 's one yard run to hft Dallas to a 17-16 advantage " A Gtft of Cheer" Duane Thomas' 19 ya rd run From:$500 rallted Washmgton to a 23-17 lea d befor e Longley htt Pearson on the 15 a nd the fleet receiver sped tn for the TD 59 N. Second St. Efren Herr era's converston Mtddleport, provtded the margm of vtctory Mtddleport Bruce Wallace Ch tp Haggerty , Jon Buck, Denms Ault , Bruce Har11s , Harlan Whttlach, John Smtth Clar e nc e Mcintyr e, Gary Aul t, Mtke Johnson. Gene Wtse, Ke tl~ Vanlnwagen , Rteh Hovatter, Mtck Chtlds, Davtd Htndy , Tom Hoffner , Sandy Cl onc h, Ron Qutllen, Ray Hmdy , Bob Carruthers , Bob A candlehght tntl!atwn ceremony fo r fiVe new members and a program on the Personal Advocacy Program headed by Mrs. Mary Skinner htghhghted the Tuesday mgh t m eetmg of the Amencan Leg ton Auxthary, Drew Webster Post 39, at the hall Imitated mto the umt were Mrs Joan Vaugha n, Mrs Thomas Goett and Mrs Ronald Karr, semor members, a nd Robm Campbell and Tract J elfers, Junior members Mrs Mary Ma rtm , mstallmg officer was asststed m the ceremony by Mrs MarJOrte Reuter, hghtmg the candle of JUSltce, Mrs :1va Powell, the candle of freedom , Mrs Grace Prall, the candle of loyalty, and Mrs Veda Davts , the candle of democracy Mrs Came Neutzlmg was pta mst Mrs Reuter reported that the membershtp quota of 123 semor members and 35 JuniOrs has been met Mrs Skinner was speaker for the meeting explammg the Personal Advocacy Program She satd tl IS a ptlot program m Metgs County and IS destgned to create an awareness of Mad Bomber comes through R' .JOF l ARNICEI.LI UPI Sports Wnh r F or mos l uf h1 s 1uukte ~ ea r Chn! Long ley ha s br t.:'n stmpl y the Mdd Bombc1 ot Sna ke Hunte r 1u ius I>cillds Cowboy leo~rnmat e.s lie ( hanged that fhm sda y I unglu took uve r dt quL~r ­ Jn the thud per iOd whe n Roge r Sta ubach was kno( ked d!ZZ } a nd lht C\\ two rouc hcluw n pe~ sses the ld st a 50yarder to Ore n Pearson w1th JUSt 28 second s le rt to ltft the row boys to a 24-23 upse t of the Wa s hnw:ton R erl~ ktn s t e rbc~ (k T he vt c tor y kept t he CowboH s lim wild-card playoff hopes a h ve 111 the Na twnal Confere nce Eas t and prevented the m rrom bemg e !Jmmated from post sea so 11 compe tJ twn for the fu s t hrne m mne years St Loms leads the FOLIAGE GARDENS o. A Short Drive To Athens, Ohio Now ' • • • EXCLUSIVE AREA SHOWING FRAMED by the arrcrafl wmdshte ld, techmcam clec hks oultts opttcal properttes agrunsl the strmg grtd m the background The lest ts one step m the contmuous momtormg of a1rcraft transparency opl lcal , electrica l and physical properttes a t Huntsville , Ala , plant of PPG Industries It takes up where BILLY JACK left off An all I NEW ' ' Several hobday prOJects and acllVlbes were planned by the ]untors of the Amencan Legwn Auxthary, Feeney-Be nnett Post 128, meetmg Tuesday mght at the hall It was voted to donate $5 to the Gtfls for th e Yanks program, to gtve $10 to the Mtddleport liremen on thetr Chrtstmas basket prOJect, and to send $1 each to Chnstmas seals UNICEF, and Easter seals They wtll also contribute $25 toward the expense of frwt trays to be gtven to post and auxthary charter m embers, gold star mothers, and shut-m members of the post and auxtbary Both the leg wn and the aUXIliary wtll contnbute to the proJect Arrangemen ts were made to send a basket of frmt to the Galbpolis Chtldren's Home to be shared py the Metgs and Galba county boys and grrls there Ftfty new ties valued at $25 and a large bag of funeral basket rtbbons were sent to the Dayton Veterans Hospital, and 25 sachet m1ttens were sent to Mrs Donna Mtller for the female veterans a t Mtller Cottage, Dayton, and other hospitals and nursmg homes m the state It was noted ~t JuniOrs have made 1,000 Chrtstmas cards and purchased 100 10cent stamps for use by the veterans at the various hospttals, with the semor untt provtdmg 900 10-cent stamps The JuniOrs also made 1,000 gtft tags wtth yarn ties for use by veterans. LOFi'ES TAYLOR.,, TOM LAUGHLI SPECIAL Saturday Only November 30 The Trial of Billy Jack SADDLE OXFORDS POLICY WEEK NIGHTS-a P . M. A thoug ht for the da) Amencan wnte~ Henry Davis Thoreau satd, 'Ttme ts but the stream 1 go fl shmg '" ALUMINUM FIBER ROOF COAT s Gal . '22 95 BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE Reg S9.9'1 & St5 9'1 •sao heritage house ·--------1.---------· .. •• :: OpettJio'* ' _, SUNDAY, DEC. 1 •• •• -· •• -I •• -I ·----------"'1 •• •• --II ... .• ---------· ·--------· LAWYER SUSPENDED COLUMBUS (UP!) - Rtchard C Gerken , a Logan attorney , ha s been mdefmttely suspended from the practice of law by the OhiO Supreme Cour t The htgh court, actmg upon a recommendation from 1ts board of commiSS ion ers, suspended Gerken for profess wnal misconduct 1n fatlmg to ftle mcome tax returns £or four years Gerken pleaded ' gwlty m federal court to four counts of an Indictment cha rgmg him wtth wtllfully fatting to file mcome tax returns from 1967 through 1970 W1lh Heels Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday 2-5-8 P . M . SMOKE TRAIL INC from Its wmgs as tf m trouble, a 747 tra,nsport Jel releases trmls to display the \\tngs' vortices, the usua lly tnvistble flow of turbulent arr s treammg from the tips of ar, arrcraft The tests are bemg conducted by NASA at E dwards Air Force Base m Callforrua to determme t he effect, 1£ any , of Jet vortices on other aircraft flymg nearby. -~ CHRISTMAS Your Thom MeAn Store Muldteport, 0 . The JuniOrs have been asked Church hosts film showing The excttlng and s llrnng ftlm " A Thtef In the Ntght" wtll be shown at the Laurel Chff Free- Methodtsl Church Saturday, Nov. 30, at 7·30 p m Thts Is a 70 mmute motwn ptcture about Btble prophecy It shows what can happen when Jesus Christ returns The story centers around Pa tty, an average gtrl caug ht up tn hvtng for the present, wtlh httl~ co ncern about the future Ftlmed on locatton m Iowa, thts pi cture portrays wtth devastatmg reahty the Btbhcal predtction , "There wtll be no place to htde " One does not merely vtew thts fllm, he experiences tt Every thmking person wtll seriOusly consider tls tmpact The pubhc IS mvtted P------ - honors listed The Metgs Junior High Sc hool honor r oll for the second s1x weeks grading pen od ha s been announced Mak1ng a grade of 'B" or better tn all subjects to be l1sted were Kaull, Jenefl Kelty, Cltfford Lolft e, Joe Rathburn . __ , ... Rhonda _.. i SUNDAY,DEC.l ;.. 1/ ' COUPLE WED LIMA - Mr . and Mrs Clifford Cunningham, Luna, are announcing the marriage of thetr son, Ketth, to Miss Lynne Cogen, Fort Lauderdale, Fla , Nov 21 Miss Cogen ts the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Norman Cogen, Fort Lauderdale Ketth, the grandson of Mrs. Beatrice Robson, Middleport , ts assocwted with Radio WSHE , Fort Lauderdale I I I l II I plan s for the "adopted" ward af the Xe ma Children 's Home She sa td that Mr and Mts ~--rank Powers wtll be gomg there Dec 14 to take a clock , pmgpong table a nd other gtfts along wtlh Santa s tocktngs filled wtth candy, !rut! and nu ts In heu of a Chnslmas g1fl exchan ge, the past presidents wtll g1ve $1 toward the Xema proJect Both Warners In sur an ce and the Pome 1 oy Na tiOna l Bank gave pens Money will also be provtded for a pizza party for the boy s NcVw Year 's Ev e Shoppmg wtll be hand led by Mrs Powers , Mrs Pratt, Mrs Pearl Knapp , Mrs Dav ts and Mrs Welsh Committees for the games parttes at the hall were appom ted and tnclude Nov 29, Lena Nesselr uad Dec 2, Mrs Isabelle Couch, Dec 6, Mrs Rhoda Ha ckett, Mrs Mary Martm Dec 9, Mt s Barba ra K<~rr Dec 13, Mrs Davis Dec 16, M1s Re uter Dec 20 , M1s Wildermuth , Dec 21 M1 s Fra nces Hunnel and Dec 27 M1 s Jva Powell For January , they are J an 3 Miss Et rna .Srrnth, J a n 6, Mr s Peggy Hat ns Jan 10 MIS Gladys Cwnmm gs, Jan II, Mrs We ls h, Jan 17, M1s Oav1s .Jan 20, Mrs Karr J a n 24, Mrs Reute r, and J a n 27 . Mrs Powc ll Refreshme nts were served by Mrs Ca se• a nd Mrs Km 1 Methodist women meet NEW HAVEN W Va - The Novcmbe1 meetmg uf the New Ha"cn Un tted Me thodist Women "'as held m Scott Memo1tal Hall w1th ntne members tn attendance Novembc1 bcmg the tune of year a ll members g1ve 'thanks , they brought thetr lh a nk offenn g box~ s r on tammg money they have se t as ide from hmc to t1me Mrs Edna Roush was m charge of the program She had the Thank Offenng Table" sef wi!h a Vwhlte cloth, horn or plenty and long wh tte tapered candle The g1 oup sang We G<1ther Together To Ask the Lords Blessmg ' , fo ll owed wtth the scnpture . Psalm 92 read by Mrs Clara Burr1s Mrs Roush then 1ead a Thank Offenng PI ayer, and each member was asked to wnte down someth mg from th1s pas t year for whtch they were pa rlt cul arly than kful The gr oup then sang, · CoWl t YoU! Manv Blessmgs ' Mrs Roush s lated tha t g1vm g thanks went back to the Israelites wlw brought their harves t and ga ve thanks" to the l11rd She satd Thank Offenng boxes would be much more meanmgful 1f each hme and each day somethmg came about that gave that spc ctal fe ehng of " thanks", a com was put m OlU' boxes As each woman b10ughl her Thank Offermg Box to the table set for th1s purpose, she told fOJ what she "as than kful As the thoughts were shar ed, eac h one present recetved a <~ spec ia l blessmg " Jn closmg, Mrs Thelma Capehart recited a hym n, " All Tlnngs Are BeautJfu1 " Mr s Na omi Bumgarne r , pt estdcnt p1 esided over the bus me:;s rnee llng Electwn of offl ce1 s f01 the yea r 1974 followed and elec ted v..ere , pr1'S tde n1, Mr s Na omt Blm1garnc1 v1c: e-p1esident Mrs Clara Bunts secretary Mrs r velyn Danbury a nd tJ easurer Mrs Mary LICvmg Mrs Bllln garner reported on fh e loca l clothing cente r stalmg that many Items of clothmg lmd been dtstrtbuled th1s past m onth An executwe con um ttee meetm g wtll be held 1n lh e nea• futur e to elect chan persons to f1ll the van ous pos1hons as set forth by the Nalwnal Umted Me thodi st Women In li eu of g1vmg fruit baske ts at Chnstrnas as m the past 1t was dec1ded to meet December .1, and pac kage frmt plates These wtll be dchvered by the me mbers of our group to shuttn s and elderly m e mbers of the clnrrch Mrs Jud} Hesson, chairpe l sun of the All-Church F\umly ChnslmCJs dmner to be hel d De c 15 as ked [ot vohm leers fr om the group for kitch e n dut y Mr s Ma 1 y Mr s Th elm a Lte v1ng, Ca pe h al t an d Mr s CICJra BtuT lS voltu1teet ed Refreshme nts V~ere ser ved by the hostess, Mrs Leora Ann L1del ·1here Will be no meetm g m Dece mber BARBS Sa iety t1p Prom tse her a nythmg but be s ure to make good on 1t come Christmas Where do they htde all the stuff the re st of the year that appears on the ' 1 speclals' counter only durmg the holidays? ~c!"'~ HOSTS GUESTS Thanksgiving dtnner guests of Mrs Beatrice Robson, Middleport, were Gtlberl Ervm, Columbus, Mr and Mrs. Clifford Cunnmgham, Uma; Mr. and Mrs Cleo Kerns a nd Joyce, Mrs Judy Custer and daughter , Jody, and Mrs . Cat.herme ErVIn, Middleport RUTI..AND - Meigs Youth Canteen will have Its grand opemng Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Rutland Uruted MeUtodist Church A variety of games mcludmg atr hockey and bowlmg wtll be available to youth. Dallas Weber IS heading up the youth group program, The ca nteen will he open every Saturday mght and all seruor high youth of the area are mvited to attend By Polly Cramer Blue and pink make snow pants orchid BY POlLY t;RAMER DEAR POLLY - I washed the pants to a chtld's ltght blue nylon snow s utt m the same load wtth a pmk house coat The house coat had been washed before but thts ttme the color ran and now the blue pants are orchid You can un&glne how they look wtth the blue coat The swt ts m good condition and my younger child could wea r 1! tf I could get the color back Any belp, ' anyone ' - CAROL DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve IS wtth those comparuell that send bills marked "Do not fold or mutilate " and then enclose envelopes too small for the bills -TONIA POLLY'S NOTE May I add my Peeve about enclosetl envelopes that are a bttl.oo small to take a check wtthout folding one end? DEAR POLLY - I have an tdea for Wtllla Ann whose first grade puptls are gomg to make Christmas gifts for their mothers Have each child brmg a favorite recipe from home, compile all these mto a sunple little book so each of the chtldren could give hts or her mother a copy as a gift My mother toses the one I made her a ll the tune - SUSAN DEAR POLLY - An tdeal Chrtstmas gift proJect for Wlllla Ann's hrst graders would be to have them brmg tops from spray cans of deodorant, starch and such, fill each wtth plaster, ln!ert a plasl!c fork (prongs up) to hold recipe cards A small artllltial flower also could be lll8erted In front of tne fork Cheap but practical and I am sure the children's mothers would find them most useful - DEL • DEAR POLLY - The rod m my closet was set so close !&the shelf above that ta king clothes off the hangers was a lot of trouble unttl I had my husband make some small wood blocks that we slipped under the corners of the shelf They raised the shelf enough so the hangers now shp on and off easily. - MRS. C.B.S. DEAR POLLY - I hope I have help for Willia Ann who wants tdeas for thmgs her first grade pupils can make for therr mothers for Christmas Cover the entire, q~tstde of a small glass baby food Jarwtth that popular milkywhite.all-purpose glue and then apply brightly colored scraps of ttssue paper Allow to dry tharoi18111Y and then outline the vartous pteces wtlh a !>lack marked']Jin . Make the pteces and lines stratght or angular so the flnl86ed product looks like stamed glass. Put a small fat scented candle mstdeeach one You wtll have a hohday decoralton the child' and mother can both be proud of. - JANICE ~. srr ··I&r~-::::*.:.~·:-:·:..·:·.·=·= .~~ li Social t! CROW'S STEAK :; Calendar~ HOUSE FRIDAY MEIGS Coun ty Granges. officers c onference 1 Roc k Sprmgs grange hall , 7 p m , po tluck dtnner All off1 cers urged to attend • Home of· the Fabulous By PHIL PASTORET Apples. Apples In late Apt II and early Ma y a la1 ge ma tu1e a pp le 11e e w 1ll p roduc e belv..e e n 50,000 and 100 ,000 b lossom s 1 n c lus te r s of liv e 01 stx IJ d ll t he blossom s we 1e to set II u1 t, the tree wou ld fH od uce a s manv a s 800 bushe l::; of sma ll app les Usua ll y a m e1c 2 1o 5 p e1 c e nt o f the app le blossoms se t lr u 1t !hat devc l ops mto ma tut tty , o.,w ld mg 15 to 30 bu shl'l s ot cipfll{•s It ~ always th e cann mg sea so n m the boss's office Just 31 s har es of stoc ks T he time to ge t a train for Chn stma s 1s afterward- were traded o n the New York when the bills beg tn ~o come Stock Ex ch ange on March 17, !630, the slowes t day tn the in h tstory of the Exchange tN t I' SI';\1 ~ H t N I t:IU'/HSt AS.SN J SANDWICH Order By Phone And Take Em Home · 992-5432 Unit plans party, donates RACINE - A donatiOn to the Gtfts for the Yanks Who Gave was made by the American Legwn Auxthary , Racane Post 602, at a meel!ng Tuesday mght at the hall Mrs Myrtle Walker prestded wh1le the amohary also m ade Christmas contributions to the Xema Chtldren's Home and for the Dec 12 btrthday party at the Chtlhco the Ve terans Hospital The umt also con. trtbuted to the dtslrtct fl ower fund The annual Chrtstmas dmner party "as se t for 7 p m at the Steamboat Inn, Racme, Dec 16 wt lh a $1 gtfl ex c hange Rese rvatiOns are to be made by Dec 7 wtth etther Mrs Martha Lou Beeg le, 949-2002 or Mrs Wa lker, 949 2599 Subscr1p t10n s we re renewed to the Carvelle Star and the Leg tsla ttve Bu ll etm Mt s Walker thanked those who helped wtth the ElectiOn Day luncheon Mrs E ula Wolfe gave a ThanksgiVIng prayer to ope n the meel!ng Offtcers' reports Vwere g1ven a nd the Na twna l Thanksgtvmg Proclamatwn of 1863 by Abraham Ltncoln wa s read by Mr s Wolfe A rehabth tatwn r eport was gtve n by Mrs Leora Young In Ja nuary reports will be presented by Mr s Gretta Simpson, c 1v tl defense , Barbara Roush, natwnal securtty, and Mrs . !-fartha Lou Beegle, Ieg1slat1ve The traveling prtze donated by Mrs Juha ~ Noms was won by Mrs- E um e Brmke r Mr s Norns won the door pr1ze Phil Swindell Area Representative MORE NATURAL HEARING may be a(hle ved with STARKEY "CE" i\ :\_ l See our fine selection of Ouistmas and occasional greeting cards \ from ' -..'fl :"""..,' .•• : -~'l' il "r , '(i(' ' t"\ ' ,, 1 /1':~~ .: ~·... ·~ ""- · > .. ... -·.. -~ CANTEEN OPENS I! HRS. 8:00-2:00 , WEEKDAYS 6:00..8:30 Ph. 949-3551 ....... 1\acine, Oh!~J _..._..,_,__.._ __________ ___ -- 3rd.......St. . ___ Jo Yeeuger SALADS--Fruit & Jello , Slaw, tossed, cottage cheese. MEATS--Fried Chicken. Ham, Roast Beef. Flounder Fish,. VEGETABLES- Green Beans. Harvard Beets, Noodles, Potatoes, sweet, mashed, home fries. DESSERTS--Pie-Graham Cracker, Cherry , Apple, Ice Cream DOOR PRIZES McC loud , M cK 1nney, Vater1e Matson, Donna Metheney, Tma Mil ler , Shan M•tch, Jim M ornson . Tod Morrow, Julie Nance, L1sa Nash, Shern e Osborne, V1ck1 P1ckens, Stephan1e Radford , SUNDAY MENU REFRESHMENTS REEDSVILLE Ap proxtmatel) 40 people enjoyed a s hort Thanksgtvmg program presented by a group of ftrst gra de students a t the November Rlvervtew PTA meeting Mrs Well was m charge of the program wtth the lollowtng s tudents par· llctpatm g Amy Young, Kevm Grtggs, Shern Reynolds, Rtck Swogger, Alan Reed, Bobby Ephng, Jodte Nestor, Angle Young, Alesh1a Holsmger, Tommy Smt ih, Sibyl Foster, and Paula Cowdery Durmg the busmess meetmg, II was dectded to purchase a faun tam for the gymnastwn and a cooler for the hall of the school The school stgn IS now hghted and wtll be repatred soon The f1rst grade won the readmg c1rcle book for havmg the htg hest percentage or parents prese nt An e\ie nm g Ch n stmas program to be prese nted by th e students under the dtrectton of Mrs Whttehead wtll take the place of a December meeting Kennedy. Renda Lefebre , Sandra Miller, Karen Mould, Ray Mowery, lmda Parttow Kathy QUi vey, Tma Randolph , R1ck R1der ltnoa Rosenbaum Jam 1e Sisson , T1na Smith, Dan Thomas. K1m Warn er . Carl a Wha ley, Mary W1se, Tern Yeauger E ITHTH - Ray Andrews , Randy Arnold. Elain e Barn hart , Greg Becker David Hta ke V1ck1 Blank ens hip Brenda Brown Sherry Bur chett , J oh n Burdge Jan a Bur son , Jul1e Byer, Bruce Carman, Brenda Chrtst1an Diana Dav1dson , Patty Dyer, Delons Ellrott, Christy Evans Dennis Grant Wdl 1am Hart Debbre Hatfi eld . Beverly Hoffman Chuck Kenn edy, Jut 1e Krtc hen Kevin Kttchen, Ke1th Landers Daleanna Reuter R1ta Rousey, Mandy S1sson, John Stewart, Randy Tackett Dorsel Thomas, I'Viark Venoy , Rita Vmlng, Jackte 1Wagner, Danny Wi ll Chris ..................... _............. _.._,. First graders entertain SEVENTH - Cheryl Arnett __ ___....,) STEAMBOAT INN ! --~---_.......,_.....,.. Crown bottle caps, and cancelled stamps to be sen t to Mt Carmel Hospttal for a spectal projec t there m behalf of Mrs Kathy Smt ih , a dtsabled member of the a ux1har y It was reported that the r wnmage sale was a success Reported til were Mrs Smtih, mother of Chnst1 , Mrs Lawson, m othe r of Myra and Joyce. and Mrs Aman da Murray The mnth btrlhday of Chrtstl Smtth and the second b~rthda) of Amy Mtght were celebrated A Snoopy mottf was earned out m the decorations wtth cupcakes and 1ce cream bemg served A past preSide nt 's charm was presented to Becky Roush Be th Bartrum. Scot Bartrum R1chard Basham , R1ck B1rch f1 eld, Julie B1ron , Ke1th Bla ck Melinda Demosky, Sa ra D1ddte, Robin Dugan Chn sttne Ebers bach, Steve F 1fe, James F1 sh Bruce F1she r V1ck1 Hood, Janet Horky Da v1d Hysell , R1ck Icenhower Carla "Family Dining At Its Best" . lor sa le by the umt There Mil be no Dec:ember meetmg M1 s Faye Wildermuth wtll have charge of the Dec 16 ca n teen at the bloodmobtle and me m be rs we1 e as ke d for c ontrlbutwns of orange JUICe cups and plates, sandwich matenals , cooktes, m 1lk, lea bags, potato chtps and bread, an d to adv ise Mrs Wildermuth what they can conlrtbute A $100 contrtbubon to the utthtv fund of the post was made by the auxtha ry A note of thanks will be sent to Elberfelds !01 gtfls con tnbuted toward the JUniOrs party for veterans at the Athens Mental Health Center las t week It was voted to pay the dues of two members, one a gold star mother It was noted that Mrs Gladys Mowery IS 1mprovmg and ts now ready for company and cars Her address IS Ohto Rtver Road, c-o Mtlrord Mowery, Pomt Pleasant, W Va Flowers were sent to the fun er al of the late Atlanta Cook Mrs. Norma Jewell reported on the kitchen fund and Mrs Pratt talked about hohday Meigs Jr. High Bobby OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.! - -EAST COURT ST., POMEROY. 1,9.;.;8~5-.:;J;.;JO.;.l_.;c;.;.h;.;;.es;.;t.;.;er.;.'.;., O." R'lf'lf'lf'lf'll''ll''ll'1l'lf1l1l1l'R'lf1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l ' month OPTOMETRIST -~ MRS. MILLARD VAN METER 106 Butternut Pomeroy Joyce Lawson, Columbus, have donated a hospttal bed to the post m honor of the1r mother, Mrs Freda Lawson, an a uxtha ry member Jumors also helped wtth the dmner and decora tmg for the Veterans Day observance ea rher th1s N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. - In a commumcatton f1 om Mrs Esther Ttpple, dtstnct president, tt was a nnounced lhat the btrthday party at the Clulhcothe Veterans Hospttal wtll be Dec 12, and that ca ndy and cakes are needed Mrs Car n e Neutzltng , local c ha irwo man , asked that members contribute and leave the Items at the Pomeroy Pastry Shop some ttme that mormng to be taken to the hospital She noted that Mrs Rose Genhetmer had provtded a check for frwt for the party and that she also wtll be contnbutmg a large cake Mrs Neutzhng a lso remmded ' now members that there are SIX veterans at the Arcadia Nursmg Home Cards of thanks were read from the Levacy famtly for a co nlrtbul!on to the Amta Levacy FWld, and from Mrs Ruth Hennessy for cards and flowers dunng her tllness It was noted that Mrs Martm , Mrs Neutzling, Mrs Cathenne We lsh and Mrs Grace Pratt attended the Nov 3 fteld service meeting at Mtddleporl More pecans wtll be ordered It wa s reported that two ' by the Etghth Dtstncl Juntors and one advtsor took prestde nt to prepar e centhe field servtce onentatton at terpieces and favors , along Mtddleport, Nov 3, and also wtth decorated plates and asststed m servmg a dmner for napkins for the Chtllicothe the crew on the 40 el 8 roundup btrlhday party Dec. 12 tram Nov 10 The juntor untt The several hundred flag sent $5 to Mrs Helen Btlhngs, code folders cUITen tly on hand hospttal re presentative, a nd wtll be placed on the Met gs took gtfls and candy and loot Bookmobtle and m the Mtdbags of personal ttems, candy dleporl Ubrary. and treats at a cost of $85 75 to The Juntor Chrtstmas party the )untor party at the Athens was set for Dec 2.2 and wtth a Men tal Health Ce nter last $3 gtft exchange Ha m a nd Thursday beverage for the dmner wtll be Attendmg the party were furmshed by the untt and each Mrs Bon me Datle), Juntor m ember 1s to take a covered a dvi sor, Mrs Erma Hen- dts h dncks, SonJa Wayland, Freda Arrangements were made to Clark a nd Ma ry Hoover se nd Chn stmas cards to local It was noted that Myra and serv icemen, to save Royal . 1:00 TO 5:00 PM •• responstbthty to Me tgs Cou nhan s co nfi ned to the Galhpohs Sta te Insti tute Tins , she sa1d, mvolved those w1th cerebr a l palsy, mentally retardahon and eptlepsy The goal, she explamed ts to match one adul t person to 21 people there and currently Mctgs County has !7•boys and men, and four gtrls at the GSI For the 1,600 people confmed there, Mrs Skinn er reported that to date there are 15 volunteers who take the people on s hoppmg trips, to mov1es, provtde treats , to groce r y stores, or recreatiOn places Ages, she sa td, range fr om 7 to 52 years old , and motto of the program ts " Anything I Can Do for You This Week"~ " She told of the mne boys and gtrls from Eastern Htgh School who vtstted the GSI last week and of the compasSion a nd understandmg for the handicapped whtch they felt followmg thetr vtstl She satd the program 1s admm1stered under the Ohw Development Dtsabthly Health Center tn Columbus and concluded by read mg a n article " What I Would Ltke " Feeney-Bennett Juniors plan yule Dudley's Aorist became ftrst persons to fly over the the South Pole In 1963, a Canadtan plane crash near Montreal killed 118 persons Also tn 1963, Prestdent Lyndon J ohnson appomted the Warre n CommissiOn to mves l!gate the assassmatton of President John Kennedy A lo t o f peo pl e are work tng Ia solve th e energ y p ro b •• qudt 1C't The Almanac By United Press International Today IS Fnday, Nov 29, the 333rd da) of 1974 wtth 32 to follow The moon ts fu ll The mor mng s ta rs are Mercury, Mars and Saturn The evemng s tars are Venus and Juptler Th ose born on lhts date are under the stgn of Sagtttanus Amencan fi. Uthor Lomsa May Alcott was born Nov 29, 1832 On lhts day m htslory In 1890, the first Army-Nav) football game was played The Middtes won, 24-0 In 1929, Ll Cmdr Rtchard Byrd and three crew men As an e lecte d offtc1al,l m worktng to convtnce the people 1n my area we II bene1tl lrom otl dnll!ng and a new re1tnery near here Dnlltng o pe rat1o n s a nd re ftn e n e s m ne w a reas c an he lp eve ryo ne Th e y II help Incre ase muc h-needed do mestic e n e rgy s uppl! es bnng ma ny reftne d pe trole um prod ucts clo ser to co n s um e rs to help red uce cos ts a nd ad d to the loca l eco no my ••• •• • • Wrt J-! 11 Jht lt ' llld ll lli iJ-! 1 I It •If !Itt ~l'( 11 tld q uu ll'l .tnd t ilt l tlll l l ' llm d • ''WE'RE ON THE ENERGY TEAM!" '' .1rd q u, u the CLOSE }'At;!LITY CLEVELAND (UPI) NASA plans to phase out the · last of Its operations at tts Plum Brook Slatton near SandUsky, a factlity that once employed 550 persons ' "111e space power factlity will be placed m a standby mode by mid-February , 1975," NASA satd Wednesday m a statement The 50 persons kept at Plwn Brook as a standby crew wtll be transferred here to NASA's Lewts Research Center, the agency which ran Plum Brook Secunty guards and a few engmeers will remam at Plwn Brook when the phaseout IS completed • • 1-'dl Dolphins SHOOTING ACCIDENTIAL RUSH CREEK RUN, W. Va (UPI ) - Police satd Thursday the shooting death of 11-yearold Glen Lyons of Cleveland was acctdent.al The boy was s truck by a blast from a sholgun held by hiS brother durmg a famtly hunUng trtp Wednesday Oven) Also ~Propane Serv1ce. g1J I P<•mr ruy a qut ck 7-0 lea d at the 11 :.ll ma rk of the Hll hal qua rter l nlu t he st'{ <.md quarter Pen\ Kcnncdv s fourth down I ' '' tlu r dt fltHIN ~ ready for sister, Felica, 2, both of wave of llw In f.,hn W• 1ft Ht x ( urntngs- Bengals Cleveland, were found dead m therr beds at therr west stde apartment home The blaze caused $200 damage Two other persons were UIJUred by the fire . .· u~rnt•r a benchful of high school AIIAmencas wtth which to work The real reason for the lack of awe for the Brums this GAME UN AIR season IS the somelunes unmWJ Ell Radio Ga lhpoll ~ sptred play of what was sup"111 broadcast hve Saturda} posed to be a rare group of begmnmg at approximately freshmen Last season 7 35 p m artmn 10 the Perhaps the Brums pnze Eas tern Hi gh School Eagles' recrutts or last season were basketball ga mr from overra ted and, then agam, Waterford with B1ll Grav at maybe they were JUSt freshthe microphone. men UCLA IS ranked second, behtnd defendmg natiOnal cham piOn North Ca rohn a State, m UPI's pre-season ratmgs The on ly ot her ranked team m actwn Fnday mght ts 16thrated Memphis State which opens agamst Montclair State The Ttgers have added 6-9 JUIUor college transfer Marton Htllard and 6-9 freshman John CINCINNATI ( UPI) - CmGwm to the starlmg lineup, ctn natt Bengals ba ckfi eld \Hth g ua r d Dexter Reed coach Jack Donaldson satd returmng so new coach Wayne Mtamt's Sunday loss to the Yates IS a nxious to begm New York Jets won 't catch his The IPT AY tournament at team off guard m Monday Clemson, S C , features Ivy rught's contest. League champ Pennsylvama 11 They'reevery b1t as good as agalllSI Mtsstsstppt and Clem· L last year It ' s JUSt that son agamst Mtddle Tennessee everyone Is after them now , Clem son a lso has great hopes even more so lhts year than for the new season wtth highlylast yea r," Donaldson satd recruited freshmen Sktp Wtse HThey 'r e targets for and Stan Rome JOmmg 7-foot everybody , an d lt 's onl y Wayne "Tree" Rollins m the natural " Tigers lmeup Btll Walsh, the Bengals Other Frtday mght acUon receiver-quarterback coach, has Ken Trickey making his satd the Mtamt defense ts debut as coach at Iowa State "excellent" but not unagamst Mankato State, beatable Georgta at Georgta Tech , "Nama th was mtercepted Northern Illmots at Arizona, three tunes but he JUSt got a Doane at Oregon State, couple of good stnkes," Walsh Rutgers at Hawau, LSU at sa td , recountmg how the Jets Southern Cal and Fullerton performed agamst the DolState at Las Vegas. phms "He didn't pick 'em part m the classic way (Bengal quarterback Ken) Anderson does." Walsh smd the Ben gals wtll approach Mtarru hke they dtd the Steelers "We've got to handle them more like Pittsburgh wtth the recetvers commg out of the backfield," he Sllld. The Mtamt game is a necessary wm for the Bengals if they want to stay altve m the pla yoff race tn the Central DIVISIOn or the Amertcan Conference ' 'Of course,tl's got to be a btg game for (Mtamt ) too," satd Bengals guard Pat Matson AUfOPSIES PERFORMED CLEVELAND (UP[) Autopsies were to be performed today to determme the cause of death of two children killed m a Thursday frre Joseph Melton, 5, and his Authortzed dealer for Zemth · G•bson · Hardwtck K1t .chen A1d - l•tton {Micro. 0 Brun Middleport one On the ru st pb\ M1ddlepm t t unmng balk Gt·nr W1se wa s trapped for a SUBMIT PAPERWORK COLUMBUS ( UPI) - The Ohto Departmen t of Agnc ulture ha s submt tted paperwork to Secretary or State Ted Bro"n creatmg a proposed Soybean Marketmg Program Brown satd the pa pers con tamed the signatures · of more than 1,000 Ohto soybean producers fl the program IS approved, the proposal wtll be s ubmitted to all eltgtble Ohto soybean producers .for a referendum vote The vote would be conducted wtthm 90 days after the program IS adopted by the department • Wt>n \ found Mel ( ll ll lt' .ms end z< ml' \\lt h .d 1uu(lldilW!1 pa s.<.; B11 b Slt• v. art '~ Pt\T kt t.: k at the Yr lhm Jacke ts 15 , ,ud By J]olted Press Intei'D8tiooal UCLA, tts shroud of mvmctbtltty stnpped away by Davtd Thompson and North Carolma Stale last March , opens the 1974-75 college basketball season Frtday mght agamst Wtchtta State. The gradualton of Btll Walton and Keith Wtlkes has ratsed hopes that Uus year's 2nd-ranked Brwns are not or the caltber that ran off seven ~ratght natwnal champton'$1ups But Coach John Wooden has ' s.1fl't\ ,il nnr in llll' lef t e t ed , 1 ~Vhddlr po1 I fumb le Wooden h Ope f UI • ' lo the Middleport 2 whc_·t r on fiJ LUIII d01,, n qu.ut 1 rb 11 k B' IJ Auxiliary welcomes 5 members CAIDS ..... __ ·- , ~ ~ FOR lEnlR SOUND RECEPTION The Fresh Idea Company Pharmacy This remarkable aid Is tnade just for you- y6ur hearing , your ear 1 If IS nlolded to t1t snugly and neatly INSIDE your ear For lntorma,lon, cal l or write Diles Hearing Aid Cenfers for further •. .J nformation DILES Athens 444 W Umon St 592-6238 Parkersbur", W.Va. , 1029 Markel 51. 1-304-41.5·1541 Chilli collie 249 S. Point 51. 773-3655 '•' .I ' ... Hearing Aid Centers . SWISHER · LOHSE .... ontrary to legend , moss doesn't ktll trees but actually helps them The growth holds the nutnents that come down tn ram and lets them drtp slowly to the trees' roots WHICH UTILIZES THE EAR ITSELF J �.. • 4 - The Datly Sent mel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy~ O , Friday , Nov 29, 1974 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Frtday, Nov 29, 1974 Panthers prevail 9-6 in 'Ben Gay Bowl' game the Thanksg1vmg 11;w t l,JsSI< ,11 Me q..: s Ht'-'-h f1rld \ t'S!t't d~l \ E,u lv an the ftr:; l qu,u1t' l Pomt'l ov ~ M1ke Wn )..! h1 BY JOHN REECE Bob Werry ' s passtng and Mtck Ash's r unmng helped Pomerov's former Put pie Panthers hold on to eke out a narrow 9-6 vlctory over Mad· dleport alumnt tn a renewa l of 1 eco\ hnr The P,mthers then dn 1ve GRATE ASSIGNED FT RILEY, Kan -Army Prtvate Ftrst Class Jeffrey D Grate, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Lathey, Langsvtlle, Ohto, Is assigned as a welder m Headquarters Company, 1st Batallton of the 1st Infantry Divtston's 63rd Armor at Ft Riley, Kan Doxot I Ridenour• s! I T. V. & Appliance Gas Service • Phone 985-3307 • < _ I j 1 c~~~e~~~-_J pun t V.d S duv.n ed on HEADING up the threemao physicians' panel appointed by U S District Judge John Slrlca to examine former President Nixon is Dr Charles A. Hufnagle, a ca rdiovascular s urgeon at Georgetoy,n University m Washmgton The panel Is c harged wtth determining whether the exChtef Executive Is phys ically capable of teshfylng tn the Waterga te trial. I m workmg to make sure that ml mdustry exploral!on and development won l damage the e nv~ronment whtle helpmg the energy sttuatton The envtronmenta l sete ntt s t IS a n tmpa rlant ma n •n the a li tndustry tod a y The mdu s try IS go mg to ha ve to ftnd and produc e tw1ce as m uch o tl a nd g as tn the next 15 ye ars as tt dtd tn the past 15 Its h ts ta b to see tha t 01 1com pa nt e s m e et o r su r p ass re asona bl e e nv tro nme ntal sta n dards on the p rocess Ie m It s a btg JOb th at needs the best e ff o rt s o f a ll of us •• ••• •' • Ohio Petroleum Council 88 East Broad Street Columbus, OhiO 43215 • w e rC" stu rclcss a nd fc.tl tu n l st\tl,tl l' "'d dcfcn Sl\ l' p l<i\ S t.ll iSl ll g lt ll ll 1 1 \~ I S b\ h1 h t lu hs Y C'l l < ·~~ f he sus!,n nC'd 1 d lt \l 1n J.:t tk ets lhl' fuurlh l t \\ hu. h Wd'-' ( i! lll dX ( d b) •• Btmt' w.dl lHL: !Jrll: \- i:ltd plllll l-!.t \\t1h II 41 l l.' lll.ttlllllg 1\ ~ hl l' \- S J ) d\l' ,11'Prnp1 s•.11lcd led\ w g The f111 rd l'hl\ed fur the Me tgs Coun t) fUTIVt' I ~ I O n t(J 1lil' t 1gh l, score, !J-f> bendtt of the Umt of the !\metlli:ln C ut CC I .Soc tel\ ,J[I esi Hlld l(•d c: rowd of be t \~ccn 1 nun-1 200 CJite nded the l tla lll t sh ugg le tn hea uttful football WCCi lhCI W tdl tu~ c Ha lftcld, Met gs Co ull to., C.pu.:c r Ct us ad~ Chdll m <u1 a nd ;1 mc mbe1 of the v.tn n tn g Pomer O} s quad ICP"' ted tha t receipts totaled ove1 $1,200 winc h wt ll go to the 1974-1975 Can ce r Crusade F or m e r at hlet es play m g tnt ludeLl • Southern , John Thomas, Larry Grogan, John Krawsczyn , Larry Lemley, Frank Alker , Max Whttlalch, Jtm Andrews, Rtchard IRed ) Hayes, Bob Mtlls. Btll Halley, Rtchard Gtlkey, Jerry Davenport, Rtch Qualls, Btll Andrews, Dave Ashley Pomeroy - Rtck Ash, Pat 0 Btten, Bob Werry, Mllie' Werry, Jerry Brogan, Dwjghl =·· •,•:·:; Carl, Rtck Balm, Lee Floyd ~ ' :·: Mtke As h, Allan McLaughlm;; :·: Danny Abbott, Dtck Duganr• Mtke Wnght, Jtm Morns, Bob. .-: Stewart, Don Hartung, Terry ,.: Ptckens, Paul Searles, W~lly d Jv1swn at 9-2 Was hm gton now Hatfreld, Jack Peterson, ts 8-4 and Dallas 7-5 Cha rles Nease, George Hoffman Perry Kennedy, Tom Lon gley , a 6-foot-1, 195Hawley, Harley Hendrttks , pounder, ptcked up the " Mad John Wolfe, Rex Cum mgs, Bomber" tag m trammg ca mp Butc h Ltghtfoot , Melvm when he a lmost skulled Coach Cremeans, Tom Grueser, Mtke Tom Landry m a superv1smg D•xon to"er wtth a pass and kept the Coaches for Mtddleport were s1dehnes loose w1th h1s w1ld Bruce Wallace and John throws 1 I.e ' Snake Hunter " Bla ke, for Pomeroy, Bub tag went on when people found and l George ou t hts off-season occu pation ~ Sttvers Nesselroad he hunts ra ttlesna kes But Thursday Longley was all quarterback En termg the Greenhouse Fresh g ame "'th the Cowboys tratilng, 16 3, he threw a 35yard TD pass to hght end Btlly Joe Dupree a nd set up Walt Garnson 's one yard run to hft Dallas to a 17-16 advantage " A Gtft of Cheer" Duane Thomas' 19 ya rd run From:$500 rallted Washmgton to a 23-17 lea d befor e Longley htt Pearson on the 15 a nd the fleet receiver sped tn for the TD 59 N. Second St. Efren Herr era's converston Mtddleport, provtded the margm of vtctory Mtddleport Bruce Wallace Ch tp Haggerty , Jon Buck, Denms Ault , Bruce Har11s , Harlan Whttlach, John Smtth Clar e nc e Mcintyr e, Gary Aul t, Mtke Johnson. Gene Wtse, Ke tl~ Vanlnwagen , Rteh Hovatter, Mtck Chtlds, Davtd Htndy , Tom Hoffner , Sandy Cl onc h, Ron Qutllen, Ray Hmdy , Bob Carruthers , Bob A candlehght tntl!atwn ceremony fo r fiVe new members and a program on the Personal Advocacy Program headed by Mrs. Mary Skinner htghhghted the Tuesday mgh t m eetmg of the Amencan Leg ton Auxthary, Drew Webster Post 39, at the hall Imitated mto the umt were Mrs Joan Vaugha n, Mrs Thomas Goett and Mrs Ronald Karr, semor members, a nd Robm Campbell and Tract J elfers, Junior members Mrs Mary Ma rtm , mstallmg officer was asststed m the ceremony by Mrs MarJOrte Reuter, hghtmg the candle of JUSltce, Mrs :1va Powell, the candle of freedom , Mrs Grace Prall, the candle of loyalty, and Mrs Veda Davts , the candle of democracy Mrs Came Neutzlmg was pta mst Mrs Reuter reported that the membershtp quota of 123 semor members and 35 JuniOrs has been met Mrs Skinner was speaker for the meeting explammg the Personal Advocacy Program She satd tl IS a ptlot program m Metgs County and IS destgned to create an awareness of Mad Bomber comes through R' .JOF l ARNICEI.LI UPI Sports Wnh r F or mos l uf h1 s 1uukte ~ ea r Chn! Long ley ha s br t.:'n stmpl y the Mdd Bombc1 ot Sna ke Hunte r 1u ius I>cillds Cowboy leo~rnmat e.s lie ( hanged that fhm sda y I unglu took uve r dt quL~r ­ Jn the thud per iOd whe n Roge r Sta ubach was kno( ked d!ZZ } a nd lht C\\ two rouc hcluw n pe~ sses the ld st a 50yarder to Ore n Pearson w1th JUSt 28 second s le rt to ltft the row boys to a 24-23 upse t of the Wa s hnw:ton R erl~ ktn s t e rbc~ (k T he vt c tor y kept t he CowboH s lim wild-card playoff hopes a h ve 111 the Na twnal Confere nce Eas t and prevented the m rrom bemg e !Jmmated from post sea so 11 compe tJ twn for the fu s t hrne m mne years St Loms leads the FOLIAGE GARDENS o. A Short Drive To Athens, Ohio Now ' • • • EXCLUSIVE AREA SHOWING FRAMED by the arrcrafl wmdshte ld, techmcam clec hks oultts opttcal properttes agrunsl the strmg grtd m the background The lest ts one step m the contmuous momtormg of a1rcraft transparency opl lcal , electrica l and physical properttes a t Huntsville , Ala , plant of PPG Industries It takes up where BILLY JACK left off An all I NEW ' ' Several hobday prOJects and acllVlbes were planned by the ]untors of the Amencan Legwn Auxthary, Feeney-Be nnett Post 128, meetmg Tuesday mght at the hall It was voted to donate $5 to the Gtfls for th e Yanks program, to gtve $10 to the Mtddleport liremen on thetr Chrtstmas basket prOJect, and to send $1 each to Chnstmas seals UNICEF, and Easter seals They wtll also contribute $25 toward the expense of frwt trays to be gtven to post and auxthary charter m embers, gold star mothers, and shut-m members of the post and auxtbary Both the leg wn and the aUXIliary wtll contnbute to the proJect Arrangemen ts were made to send a basket of frmt to the Galbpolis Chtldren's Home to be shared py the Metgs and Galba county boys and grrls there Ftfty new ties valued at $25 and a large bag of funeral basket rtbbons were sent to the Dayton Veterans Hospital, and 25 sachet m1ttens were sent to Mrs Donna Mtller for the female veterans a t Mtller Cottage, Dayton, and other hospitals and nursmg homes m the state It was noted ~t JuniOrs have made 1,000 Chrtstmas cards and purchased 100 10cent stamps for use by the veterans at the various hospttals, with the semor untt provtdmg 900 10-cent stamps The JuniOrs also made 1,000 gtft tags wtth yarn ties for use by veterans. LOFi'ES TAYLOR.,, TOM LAUGHLI SPECIAL Saturday Only November 30 The Trial of Billy Jack SADDLE OXFORDS POLICY WEEK NIGHTS-a P . M. A thoug ht for the da) Amencan wnte~ Henry Davis Thoreau satd, 'Ttme ts but the stream 1 go fl shmg '" ALUMINUM FIBER ROOF COAT s Gal . '22 95 BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE Reg S9.9'1 & St5 9'1 •sao heritage house ·--------1.---------· .. •• :: OpettJio'* ' _, SUNDAY, DEC. 1 •• •• -· •• -I •• -I ·----------"'1 •• •• --II ... .• ---------· ·--------· LAWYER SUSPENDED COLUMBUS (UP!) - Rtchard C Gerken , a Logan attorney , ha s been mdefmttely suspended from the practice of law by the OhiO Supreme Cour t The htgh court, actmg upon a recommendation from 1ts board of commiSS ion ers, suspended Gerken for profess wnal misconduct 1n fatlmg to ftle mcome tax returns £or four years Gerken pleaded ' gwlty m federal court to four counts of an Indictment cha rgmg him wtth wtllfully fatting to file mcome tax returns from 1967 through 1970 W1lh Heels Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday 2-5-8 P . M . SMOKE TRAIL INC from Its wmgs as tf m trouble, a 747 tra,nsport Jel releases trmls to display the \\tngs' vortices, the usua lly tnvistble flow of turbulent arr s treammg from the tips of ar, arrcraft The tests are bemg conducted by NASA at E dwards Air Force Base m Callforrua to determme t he effect, 1£ any , of Jet vortices on other aircraft flymg nearby. -~ CHRISTMAS Your Thom MeAn Store Muldteport, 0 . The JuniOrs have been asked Church hosts film showing The excttlng and s llrnng ftlm " A Thtef In the Ntght" wtll be shown at the Laurel Chff Free- Methodtsl Church Saturday, Nov. 30, at 7·30 p m Thts Is a 70 mmute motwn ptcture about Btble prophecy It shows what can happen when Jesus Christ returns The story centers around Pa tty, an average gtrl caug ht up tn hvtng for the present, wtlh httl~ co ncern about the future Ftlmed on locatton m Iowa, thts pi cture portrays wtth devastatmg reahty the Btbhcal predtction , "There wtll be no place to htde " One does not merely vtew thts fllm, he experiences tt Every thmking person wtll seriOusly consider tls tmpact The pubhc IS mvtted P------ - honors listed The Metgs Junior High Sc hool honor r oll for the second s1x weeks grading pen od ha s been announced Mak1ng a grade of 'B" or better tn all subjects to be l1sted were Kaull, Jenefl Kelty, Cltfford Lolft e, Joe Rathburn . __ , ... Rhonda _.. i SUNDAY,DEC.l ;.. 1/ ' COUPLE WED LIMA - Mr . and Mrs Clifford Cunningham, Luna, are announcing the marriage of thetr son, Ketth, to Miss Lynne Cogen, Fort Lauderdale, Fla , Nov 21 Miss Cogen ts the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Norman Cogen, Fort Lauderdale Ketth, the grandson of Mrs. Beatrice Robson, Middleport , ts assocwted with Radio WSHE , Fort Lauderdale I I I l II I plan s for the "adopted" ward af the Xe ma Children 's Home She sa td that Mr and Mts ~--rank Powers wtll be gomg there Dec 14 to take a clock , pmgpong table a nd other gtfts along wtlh Santa s tocktngs filled wtth candy, !rut! and nu ts In heu of a Chnslmas g1fl exchan ge, the past presidents wtll g1ve $1 toward the Xema proJect Both Warners In sur an ce and the Pome 1 oy Na tiOna l Bank gave pens Money will also be provtded for a pizza party for the boy s NcVw Year 's Ev e Shoppmg wtll be hand led by Mrs Powers , Mrs Pratt, Mrs Pearl Knapp , Mrs Dav ts and Mrs Welsh Committees for the games parttes at the hall were appom ted and tnclude Nov 29, Lena Nesselr uad Dec 2, Mrs Isabelle Couch, Dec 6, Mrs Rhoda Ha ckett, Mrs Mary Martm Dec 9, Mt s Barba ra K<~rr Dec 13, Mrs Davis Dec 16, M1s Re uter Dec 20 , M1s Wildermuth , Dec 21 M1 s Fra nces Hunnel and Dec 27 M1 s Jva Powell For January , they are J an 3 Miss Et rna .Srrnth, J a n 6, Mr s Peggy Hat ns Jan 10 MIS Gladys Cwnmm gs, Jan II, Mrs We ls h, Jan 17, M1s Oav1s .Jan 20, Mrs Karr J a n 24, Mrs Reute r, and J a n 27 . Mrs Powc ll Refreshme nts were served by Mrs Ca se• a nd Mrs Km 1 Methodist women meet NEW HAVEN W Va - The Novcmbe1 meetmg uf the New Ha"cn Un tted Me thodist Women "'as held m Scott Memo1tal Hall w1th ntne members tn attendance Novembc1 bcmg the tune of year a ll members g1ve 'thanks , they brought thetr lh a nk offenn g box~ s r on tammg money they have se t as ide from hmc to t1me Mrs Edna Roush was m charge of the program She had the Thank Offenng Table" sef wi!h a Vwhlte cloth, horn or plenty and long wh tte tapered candle The g1 oup sang We G<1ther Together To Ask the Lords Blessmg ' , fo ll owed wtth the scnpture . Psalm 92 read by Mrs Clara Burr1s Mrs Roush then 1ead a Thank Offenng PI ayer, and each member was asked to wnte down someth mg from th1s pas t year for whtch they were pa rlt cul arly than kful The gr oup then sang, · CoWl t YoU! Manv Blessmgs ' Mrs Roush s lated tha t g1vm g thanks went back to the Israelites wlw brought their harves t and ga ve thanks" to the l11rd She satd Thank Offenng boxes would be much more meanmgful 1f each hme and each day somethmg came about that gave that spc ctal fe ehng of " thanks", a com was put m OlU' boxes As each woman b10ughl her Thank Offermg Box to the table set for th1s purpose, she told fOJ what she "as than kful As the thoughts were shar ed, eac h one present recetved a <~ spec ia l blessmg " Jn closmg, Mrs Thelma Capehart recited a hym n, " All Tlnngs Are BeautJfu1 " Mr s Na omi Bumgarne r , pt estdcnt p1 esided over the bus me:;s rnee llng Electwn of offl ce1 s f01 the yea r 1974 followed and elec ted v..ere , pr1'S tde n1, Mr s Na omt Blm1garnc1 v1c: e-p1esident Mrs Clara Bunts secretary Mrs r velyn Danbury a nd tJ easurer Mrs Mary LICvmg Mrs Bllln garner reported on fh e loca l clothing cente r stalmg that many Items of clothmg lmd been dtstrtbuled th1s past m onth An executwe con um ttee meetm g wtll be held 1n lh e nea• futur e to elect chan persons to f1ll the van ous pos1hons as set forth by the Nalwnal Umted Me thodi st Women In li eu of g1vmg fruit baske ts at Chnstrnas as m the past 1t was dec1ded to meet December .1, and pac kage frmt plates These wtll be dchvered by the me mbers of our group to shuttn s and elderly m e mbers of the clnrrch Mrs Jud} Hesson, chairpe l sun of the All-Church F\umly ChnslmCJs dmner to be hel d De c 15 as ked [ot vohm leers fr om the group for kitch e n dut y Mr s Ma 1 y Mr s Th elm a Lte v1ng, Ca pe h al t an d Mr s CICJra BtuT lS voltu1teet ed Refreshme nts V~ere ser ved by the hostess, Mrs Leora Ann L1del ·1here Will be no meetm g m Dece mber BARBS Sa iety t1p Prom tse her a nythmg but be s ure to make good on 1t come Christmas Where do they htde all the stuff the re st of the year that appears on the ' 1 speclals' counter only durmg the holidays? ~c!"'~ HOSTS GUESTS Thanksgiving dtnner guests of Mrs Beatrice Robson, Middleport, were Gtlberl Ervm, Columbus, Mr and Mrs. Clifford Cunnmgham, Uma; Mr. and Mrs Cleo Kerns a nd Joyce, Mrs Judy Custer and daughter , Jody, and Mrs . Cat.herme ErVIn, Middleport RUTI..AND - Meigs Youth Canteen will have Its grand opemng Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Rutland Uruted MeUtodist Church A variety of games mcludmg atr hockey and bowlmg wtll be available to youth. Dallas Weber IS heading up the youth group program, The ca nteen will he open every Saturday mght and all seruor high youth of the area are mvited to attend By Polly Cramer Blue and pink make snow pants orchid BY POlLY t;RAMER DEAR POLLY - I washed the pants to a chtld's ltght blue nylon snow s utt m the same load wtth a pmk house coat The house coat had been washed before but thts ttme the color ran and now the blue pants are orchid You can un&glne how they look wtth the blue coat The swt ts m good condition and my younger child could wea r 1! tf I could get the color back Any belp, ' anyone ' - CAROL DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve IS wtth those comparuell that send bills marked "Do not fold or mutilate " and then enclose envelopes too small for the bills -TONIA POLLY'S NOTE May I add my Peeve about enclosetl envelopes that are a bttl.oo small to take a check wtthout folding one end? DEAR POLLY - I have an tdea for Wtllla Ann whose first grade puptls are gomg to make Christmas gifts for their mothers Have each child brmg a favorite recipe from home, compile all these mto a sunple little book so each of the chtldren could give hts or her mother a copy as a gift My mother toses the one I made her a ll the tune - SUSAN DEAR POLLY - An tdeal Chrtstmas gift proJect for Wlllla Ann's hrst graders would be to have them brmg tops from spray cans of deodorant, starch and such, fill each wtth plaster, ln!ert a plasl!c fork (prongs up) to hold recipe cards A small artllltial flower also could be lll8erted In front of tne fork Cheap but practical and I am sure the children's mothers would find them most useful - DEL • DEAR POLLY - The rod m my closet was set so close !&the shelf above that ta king clothes off the hangers was a lot of trouble unttl I had my husband make some small wood blocks that we slipped under the corners of the shelf They raised the shelf enough so the hangers now shp on and off easily. - MRS. C.B.S. DEAR POLLY - I hope I have help for Willia Ann who wants tdeas for thmgs her first grade pupils can make for therr mothers for Christmas Cover the entire, q~tstde of a small glass baby food Jarwtth that popular milkywhite.all-purpose glue and then apply brightly colored scraps of ttssue paper Allow to dry tharoi18111Y and then outline the vartous pteces wtlh a !>lack marked']Jin . Make the pteces and lines stratght or angular so the flnl86ed product looks like stamed glass. Put a small fat scented candle mstdeeach one You wtll have a hohday decoralton the child' and mother can both be proud of. - JANICE ~. srr ··I&r~-::::*.:.~·:-:·:..·:·.·=·= .~~ li Social t! CROW'S STEAK :; Calendar~ HOUSE FRIDAY MEIGS Coun ty Granges. officers c onference 1 Roc k Sprmgs grange hall , 7 p m , po tluck dtnner All off1 cers urged to attend • Home of· the Fabulous By PHIL PASTORET Apples. Apples In late Apt II and early Ma y a la1 ge ma tu1e a pp le 11e e w 1ll p roduc e belv..e e n 50,000 and 100 ,000 b lossom s 1 n c lus te r s of liv e 01 stx IJ d ll t he blossom s we 1e to set II u1 t, the tree wou ld fH od uce a s manv a s 800 bushe l::; of sma ll app les Usua ll y a m e1c 2 1o 5 p e1 c e nt o f the app le blossoms se t lr u 1t !hat devc l ops mto ma tut tty , o.,w ld mg 15 to 30 bu shl'l s ot cipfll{•s It ~ always th e cann mg sea so n m the boss's office Just 31 s har es of stoc ks T he time to ge t a train for Chn stma s 1s afterward- were traded o n the New York when the bills beg tn ~o come Stock Ex ch ange on March 17, !630, the slowes t day tn the in h tstory of the Exchange tN t I' SI';\1 ~ H t N I t:IU'/HSt AS.SN J SANDWICH Order By Phone And Take Em Home · 992-5432 Unit plans party, donates RACINE - A donatiOn to the Gtfts for the Yanks Who Gave was made by the American Legwn Auxthary , Racane Post 602, at a meel!ng Tuesday mght at the hall Mrs Myrtle Walker prestded wh1le the amohary also m ade Christmas contributions to the Xema Chtldren's Home and for the Dec 12 btrthday party at the Chtlhco the Ve terans Hospital The umt also con. trtbuted to the dtslrtct fl ower fund The annual Chrtstmas dmner party "as se t for 7 p m at the Steamboat Inn, Racme, Dec 16 wt lh a $1 gtfl ex c hange Rese rvatiOns are to be made by Dec 7 wtth etther Mrs Martha Lou Beeg le, 949-2002 or Mrs Wa lker, 949 2599 Subscr1p t10n s we re renewed to the Carvelle Star and the Leg tsla ttve Bu ll etm Mt s Walker thanked those who helped wtth the ElectiOn Day luncheon Mrs E ula Wolfe gave a ThanksgiVIng prayer to ope n the meel!ng Offtcers' reports Vwere g1ven a nd the Na twna l Thanksgtvmg Proclamatwn of 1863 by Abraham Ltncoln wa s read by Mr s Wolfe A rehabth tatwn r eport was gtve n by Mrs Leora Young In Ja nuary reports will be presented by Mr s Gretta Simpson, c 1v tl defense , Barbara Roush, natwnal securtty, and Mrs . !-fartha Lou Beegle, Ieg1slat1ve The traveling prtze donated by Mrs Juha ~ Noms was won by Mrs- E um e Brmke r Mr s Norns won the door pr1ze Phil Swindell Area Representative MORE NATURAL HEARING may be a(hle ved with STARKEY "CE" i\ :\_ l See our fine selection of Ouistmas and occasional greeting cards \ from ' -..'fl :"""..,' .•• : -~'l' il "r , '(i(' ' t"\ ' ,, 1 /1':~~ .: ~·... ·~ ""- · > .. ... -·.. -~ CANTEEN OPENS I! HRS. 8:00-2:00 , WEEKDAYS 6:00..8:30 Ph. 949-3551 ....... 1\acine, Oh!~J _..._..,_,__.._ __________ ___ -- 3rd.......St. . ___ Jo Yeeuger SALADS--Fruit & Jello , Slaw, tossed, cottage cheese. MEATS--Fried Chicken. Ham, Roast Beef. Flounder Fish,. VEGETABLES- Green Beans. Harvard Beets, Noodles, Potatoes, sweet, mashed, home fries. DESSERTS--Pie-Graham Cracker, Cherry , Apple, Ice Cream DOOR PRIZES McC loud , M cK 1nney, Vater1e Matson, Donna Metheney, Tma Mil ler , Shan M•tch, Jim M ornson . Tod Morrow, Julie Nance, L1sa Nash, Shern e Osborne, V1ck1 P1ckens, Stephan1e Radford , SUNDAY MENU REFRESHMENTS REEDSVILLE Ap proxtmatel) 40 people enjoyed a s hort Thanksgtvmg program presented by a group of ftrst gra de students a t the November Rlvervtew PTA meeting Mrs Well was m charge of the program wtth the lollowtng s tudents par· llctpatm g Amy Young, Kevm Grtggs, Shern Reynolds, Rtck Swogger, Alan Reed, Bobby Ephng, Jodte Nestor, Angle Young, Alesh1a Holsmger, Tommy Smt ih, Sibyl Foster, and Paula Cowdery Durmg the busmess meetmg, II was dectded to purchase a faun tam for the gymnastwn and a cooler for the hall of the school The school stgn IS now hghted and wtll be repatred soon The f1rst grade won the readmg c1rcle book for havmg the htg hest percentage or parents prese nt An e\ie nm g Ch n stmas program to be prese nted by th e students under the dtrectton of Mrs Whttehead wtll take the place of a December meeting Kennedy. Renda Lefebre , Sandra Miller, Karen Mould, Ray Mowery, lmda Parttow Kathy QUi vey, Tma Randolph , R1ck R1der ltnoa Rosenbaum Jam 1e Sisson , T1na Smith, Dan Thomas. K1m Warn er . Carl a Wha ley, Mary W1se, Tern Yeauger E ITHTH - Ray Andrews , Randy Arnold. Elain e Barn hart , Greg Becker David Hta ke V1ck1 Blank ens hip Brenda Brown Sherry Bur chett , J oh n Burdge Jan a Bur son , Jul1e Byer, Bruce Carman, Brenda Chrtst1an Diana Dav1dson , Patty Dyer, Delons Ellrott, Christy Evans Dennis Grant Wdl 1am Hart Debbre Hatfi eld . Beverly Hoffman Chuck Kenn edy, Jut 1e Krtc hen Kevin Kttchen, Ke1th Landers Daleanna Reuter R1ta Rousey, Mandy S1sson, John Stewart, Randy Tackett Dorsel Thomas, I'Viark Venoy , Rita Vmlng, Jackte 1Wagner, Danny Wi ll Chris ..................... _............. _.._,. First graders entertain SEVENTH - Cheryl Arnett __ ___....,) STEAMBOAT INN ! --~---_.......,_.....,.. Crown bottle caps, and cancelled stamps to be sen t to Mt Carmel Hospttal for a spectal projec t there m behalf of Mrs Kathy Smt ih , a dtsabled member of the a ux1har y It was reported that the r wnmage sale was a success Reported til were Mrs Smtih, mother of Chnst1 , Mrs Lawson, m othe r of Myra and Joyce. and Mrs Aman da Murray The mnth btrlhday of Chrtstl Smtth and the second b~rthda) of Amy Mtght were celebrated A Snoopy mottf was earned out m the decorations wtth cupcakes and 1ce cream bemg served A past preSide nt 's charm was presented to Becky Roush Be th Bartrum. Scot Bartrum R1chard Basham , R1ck B1rch f1 eld, Julie B1ron , Ke1th Bla ck Melinda Demosky, Sa ra D1ddte, Robin Dugan Chn sttne Ebers bach, Steve F 1fe, James F1 sh Bruce F1she r V1ck1 Hood, Janet Horky Da v1d Hysell , R1ck Icenhower Carla "Family Dining At Its Best" . lor sa le by the umt There Mil be no Dec:ember meetmg M1 s Faye Wildermuth wtll have charge of the Dec 16 ca n teen at the bloodmobtle and me m be rs we1 e as ke d for c ontrlbutwns of orange JUICe cups and plates, sandwich matenals , cooktes, m 1lk, lea bags, potato chtps and bread, an d to adv ise Mrs Wildermuth what they can conlrtbute A $100 contrtbubon to the utthtv fund of the post was made by the auxtha ry A note of thanks will be sent to Elberfelds !01 gtfls con tnbuted toward the JUniOrs party for veterans at the Athens Mental Health Center las t week It was voted to pay the dues of two members, one a gold star mother It was noted that Mrs Gladys Mowery IS 1mprovmg and ts now ready for company and cars Her address IS Ohto Rtver Road, c-o Mtlrord Mowery, Pomt Pleasant, W Va Flowers were sent to the fun er al of the late Atlanta Cook Mrs. Norma Jewell reported on the kitchen fund and Mrs Pratt talked about hohday Meigs Jr. High Bobby OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.! - -EAST COURT ST., POMEROY. 1,9.;.;8~5-.:;J;.;JO.;.l_.;c;.;.h;.;;.es;.;t.;.;er.;.'.;., O." R'lf'lf'lf'lf'll''ll''ll'1l'lf1l1l1l'R'lf1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1l ' month OPTOMETRIST -~ MRS. MILLARD VAN METER 106 Butternut Pomeroy Joyce Lawson, Columbus, have donated a hospttal bed to the post m honor of the1r mother, Mrs Freda Lawson, an a uxtha ry member Jumors also helped wtth the dmner and decora tmg for the Veterans Day observance ea rher th1s N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. - In a commumcatton f1 om Mrs Esther Ttpple, dtstnct president, tt was a nnounced lhat the btrthday party at the Clulhcothe Veterans Hospttal wtll be Dec 12, and that ca ndy and cakes are needed Mrs Car n e Neutzltng , local c ha irwo man , asked that members contribute and leave the Items at the Pomeroy Pastry Shop some ttme that mormng to be taken to the hospital She noted that Mrs Rose Genhetmer had provtded a check for frwt for the party and that she also wtll be contnbutmg a large cake Mrs Neutzhng a lso remmded ' now members that there are SIX veterans at the Arcadia Nursmg Home Cards of thanks were read from the Levacy famtly for a co nlrtbul!on to the Amta Levacy FWld, and from Mrs Ruth Hennessy for cards and flowers dunng her tllness It was noted that Mrs Martm , Mrs Neutzling, Mrs Cathenne We lsh and Mrs Grace Pratt attended the Nov 3 fteld service meeting at Mtddleporl More pecans wtll be ordered It wa s reported that two ' by the Etghth Dtstncl Juntors and one advtsor took prestde nt to prepar e centhe field servtce onentatton at terpieces and favors , along Mtddleport, Nov 3, and also wtth decorated plates and asststed m servmg a dmner for napkins for the Chtllicothe the crew on the 40 el 8 roundup btrlhday party Dec. 12 tram Nov 10 The juntor untt The several hundred flag sent $5 to Mrs Helen Btlhngs, code folders cUITen tly on hand hospttal re presentative, a nd wtll be placed on the Met gs took gtfls and candy and loot Bookmobtle and m the Mtdbags of personal ttems, candy dleporl Ubrary. and treats at a cost of $85 75 to The Juntor Chrtstmas party the )untor party at the Athens was set for Dec 2.2 and wtth a Men tal Health Ce nter last $3 gtft exchange Ha m a nd Thursday beverage for the dmner wtll be Attendmg the party were furmshed by the untt and each Mrs Bon me Datle), Juntor m ember 1s to take a covered a dvi sor, Mrs Erma Hen- dts h dncks, SonJa Wayland, Freda Arrangements were made to Clark a nd Ma ry Hoover se nd Chn stmas cards to local It was noted that Myra and serv icemen, to save Royal . 1:00 TO 5:00 PM •• responstbthty to Me tgs Cou nhan s co nfi ned to the Galhpohs Sta te Insti tute Tins , she sa1d, mvolved those w1th cerebr a l palsy, mentally retardahon and eptlepsy The goal, she explamed ts to match one adul t person to 21 people there and currently Mctgs County has !7•boys and men, and four gtrls at the GSI For the 1,600 people confmed there, Mrs Skinn er reported that to date there are 15 volunteers who take the people on s hoppmg trips, to mov1es, provtde treats , to groce r y stores, or recreatiOn places Ages, she sa td, range fr om 7 to 52 years old , and motto of the program ts " Anything I Can Do for You This Week"~ " She told of the mne boys and gtrls from Eastern Htgh School who vtstted the GSI last week and of the compasSion a nd understandmg for the handicapped whtch they felt followmg thetr vtstl She satd the program 1s admm1stered under the Ohw Development Dtsabthly Health Center tn Columbus and concluded by read mg a n article " What I Would Ltke " Feeney-Bennett Juniors plan yule Dudley's Aorist became ftrst persons to fly over the the South Pole In 1963, a Canadtan plane crash near Montreal killed 118 persons Also tn 1963, Prestdent Lyndon J ohnson appomted the Warre n CommissiOn to mves l!gate the assassmatton of President John Kennedy A lo t o f peo pl e are work tng Ia solve th e energ y p ro b •• qudt 1C't The Almanac By United Press International Today IS Fnday, Nov 29, the 333rd da) of 1974 wtth 32 to follow The moon ts fu ll The mor mng s ta rs are Mercury, Mars and Saturn The evemng s tars are Venus and Juptler Th ose born on lhts date are under the stgn of Sagtttanus Amencan fi. Uthor Lomsa May Alcott was born Nov 29, 1832 On lhts day m htslory In 1890, the first Army-Nav) football game was played The Middtes won, 24-0 In 1929, Ll Cmdr Rtchard Byrd and three crew men As an e lecte d offtc1al,l m worktng to convtnce the people 1n my area we II bene1tl lrom otl dnll!ng and a new re1tnery near here Dnlltng o pe rat1o n s a nd re ftn e n e s m ne w a reas c an he lp eve ryo ne Th e y II help Incre ase muc h-needed do mestic e n e rgy s uppl! es bnng ma ny reftne d pe trole um prod ucts clo ser to co n s um e rs to help red uce cos ts a nd ad d to the loca l eco no my ••• •• • • Wrt J-! 11 Jht lt ' llld ll lli iJ-! 1 I It •If !Itt ~l'( 11 tld q uu ll'l .tnd t ilt l tlll l l ' llm d • ''WE'RE ON THE ENERGY TEAM!" '' .1rd q u, u the CLOSE }'At;!LITY CLEVELAND (UPI) NASA plans to phase out the · last of Its operations at tts Plum Brook Slatton near SandUsky, a factlity that once employed 550 persons ' "111e space power factlity will be placed m a standby mode by mid-February , 1975," NASA satd Wednesday m a statement The 50 persons kept at Plwn Brook as a standby crew wtll be transferred here to NASA's Lewts Research Center, the agency which ran Plum Brook Secunty guards and a few engmeers will remam at Plwn Brook when the phaseout IS completed • • 1-'dl Dolphins SHOOTING ACCIDENTIAL RUSH CREEK RUN, W. Va (UPI ) - Police satd Thursday the shooting death of 11-yearold Glen Lyons of Cleveland was acctdent.al The boy was s truck by a blast from a sholgun held by hiS brother durmg a famtly hunUng trtp Wednesday Oven) Also ~Propane Serv1ce. g1J I P<•mr ruy a qut ck 7-0 lea d at the 11 :.ll ma rk of the Hll hal qua rter l nlu t he st'{ <.md quarter Pen\ Kcnncdv s fourth down I ' '' tlu r dt fltHIN ~ ready for sister, Felica, 2, both of wave of llw In f.,hn W• 1ft Ht x ( urntngs- Bengals Cleveland, were found dead m therr beds at therr west stde apartment home The blaze caused $200 damage Two other persons were UIJUred by the fire . .· u~rnt•r a benchful of high school AIIAmencas wtth which to work The real reason for the lack of awe for the Brums this GAME UN AIR season IS the somelunes unmWJ Ell Radio Ga lhpoll ~ sptred play of what was sup"111 broadcast hve Saturda} posed to be a rare group of begmnmg at approximately freshmen Last season 7 35 p m artmn 10 the Perhaps the Brums pnze Eas tern Hi gh School Eagles' recrutts or last season were basketball ga mr from overra ted and, then agam, Waterford with B1ll Grav at maybe they were JUSt freshthe microphone. men UCLA IS ranked second, behtnd defendmg natiOnal cham piOn North Ca rohn a State, m UPI's pre-season ratmgs The on ly ot her ranked team m actwn Fnday mght ts 16thrated Memphis State which opens agamst Montclair State The Ttgers have added 6-9 JUIUor college transfer Marton Htllard and 6-9 freshman John CINCINNATI ( UPI) - CmGwm to the starlmg lineup, ctn natt Bengals ba ckfi eld \Hth g ua r d Dexter Reed coach Jack Donaldson satd returmng so new coach Wayne Mtamt's Sunday loss to the Yates IS a nxious to begm New York Jets won 't catch his The IPT AY tournament at team off guard m Monday Clemson, S C , features Ivy rught's contest. League champ Pennsylvama 11 They'reevery b1t as good as agalllSI Mtsstsstppt and Clem· L last year It ' s JUSt that son agamst Mtddle Tennessee everyone Is after them now , Clem son a lso has great hopes even more so lhts year than for the new season wtth highlylast yea r," Donaldson satd recruited freshmen Sktp Wtse HThey 'r e targets for and Stan Rome JOmmg 7-foot everybody , an d lt 's onl y Wayne "Tree" Rollins m the natural " Tigers lmeup Btll Walsh, the Bengals Other Frtday mght acUon receiver-quarterback coach, has Ken Trickey making his satd the Mtamt defense ts debut as coach at Iowa State "excellent" but not unagamst Mankato State, beatable Georgta at Georgta Tech , "Nama th was mtercepted Northern Illmots at Arizona, three tunes but he JUSt got a Doane at Oregon State, couple of good stnkes," Walsh Rutgers at Hawau, LSU at sa td , recountmg how the Jets Southern Cal and Fullerton performed agamst the DolState at Las Vegas. phms "He didn't pick 'em part m the classic way (Bengal quarterback Ken) Anderson does." Walsh smd the Ben gals wtll approach Mtarru hke they dtd the Steelers "We've got to handle them more like Pittsburgh wtth the recetvers commg out of the backfield," he Sllld. The Mtamt game is a necessary wm for the Bengals if they want to stay altve m the pla yoff race tn the Central DIVISIOn or the Amertcan Conference ' 'Of course,tl's got to be a btg game for (Mtamt ) too," satd Bengals guard Pat Matson AUfOPSIES PERFORMED CLEVELAND (UP[) Autopsies were to be performed today to determme the cause of death of two children killed m a Thursday frre Joseph Melton, 5, and his Authortzed dealer for Zemth · G•bson · Hardwtck K1t .chen A1d - l•tton {Micro. 0 Brun Middleport one On the ru st pb\ M1ddlepm t t unmng balk Gt·nr W1se wa s trapped for a SUBMIT PAPERWORK COLUMBUS ( UPI) - The Ohto Departmen t of Agnc ulture ha s submt tted paperwork to Secretary or State Ted Bro"n creatmg a proposed Soybean Marketmg Program Brown satd the pa pers con tamed the signatures · of more than 1,000 Ohto soybean producers fl the program IS approved, the proposal wtll be s ubmitted to all eltgtble Ohto soybean producers .for a referendum vote The vote would be conducted wtthm 90 days after the program IS adopted by the department • Wt>n \ found Mel ( ll ll lt' .ms end z< ml' \\lt h .d 1uu(lldilW!1 pa s.<.; B11 b Slt• v. art '~ Pt\T kt t.: k at the Yr lhm Jacke ts 15 , ,ud By J]olted Press Intei'D8tiooal UCLA, tts shroud of mvmctbtltty stnpped away by Davtd Thompson and North Carolma Stale last March , opens the 1974-75 college basketball season Frtday mght agamst Wtchtta State. The gradualton of Btll Walton and Keith Wtlkes has ratsed hopes that Uus year's 2nd-ranked Brwns are not or the caltber that ran off seven ~ratght natwnal champton'$1ups But Coach John Wooden has ' s.1fl't\ ,il nnr in llll' lef t e t ed , 1 ~Vhddlr po1 I fumb le Wooden h Ope f UI • ' lo the Middleport 2 whc_·t r on fiJ LUIII d01,, n qu.ut 1 rb 11 k B' IJ Auxiliary welcomes 5 members CAIDS ..... __ ·- , ~ ~ FOR lEnlR SOUND RECEPTION The Fresh Idea Company Pharmacy This remarkable aid Is tnade just for you- y6ur hearing , your ear 1 If IS nlolded to t1t snugly and neatly INSIDE your ear For lntorma,lon, cal l or write Diles Hearing Aid Cenfers for further •. .J nformation DILES Athens 444 W Umon St 592-6238 Parkersbur", W.Va. , 1029 Markel 51. 1-304-41.5·1541 Chilli collie 249 S. Point 51. 773-3655 '•' .I ' ... Hearing Aid Centers . SWISHER · LOHSE .... ontrary to legend , moss doesn't ktll trees but actually helps them The growth holds the nutnents that come down tn ram and lets them drtp slowly to the trees' roots WHICH UTILIZES THE EAR ITSELF J �Sentinel Middleport-Pom eroy , 0 ., Friday, Nov . 29, 1974 •• I . •• . • POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H . P e r r m , pas lor Roy '.... POMEROY FIRST BAP TI ST - R ob ert Ku hn . pastor ; Wi ll ram Wa t son, Sunda y sc hool sup t . Sun d ay sc h oo l , 9 30 a m .; BYF, 6 p m .; Br bl e study , Wednes d ay , 7 p . m .. c hoir p r ac t ice, Wed n esday, 8:30 pm . GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Prea c hing 9: 30 a .m ., firs t and sec ond Sundays of ea c h month ; th i rd and tourth Sundays ea c h month , worsh ip servi ce at 7: 30 p .m . W ednesday even i ng s at 7 : 30 , Pray er and Bi bl e Studv SEVE~TH DAY AD VENTIST Mulb erry H eig ht s. Po m eroy . Pa s to r G ira rd Se ton . Sab bath sc h ool every Sa t urday at 2 p .m . an d w or s h 1p ser vice fo llow in g a t 3 : IS p .m Ope n Bible a t t he d iscussi on . 7 : 30 p m Ch urc h each T hursday n esd ay , 7 30 p m , U .M .W . f i rs t W edn esd ay, 7 30 p .m WESLEYAN ( Racine } -· Su nday sch o o l . 10 a m ; worship , 11 a m .: Bi ble s tudy , Thur s day , 7 p m ; c hoir pr ac t ice. Thur sd ay , 8 p .m .; fe ll ow s h i p s upp er , fir stWedn esda y , 6 "30p .m .• U .M w . fo ~rth M on dil v, B p .m. 7 . 30p .m . Mf. UNION BAPTIST Rev . Ceci l Cox. pas tor . Sunday Sc hool supt. , Jo e Sa y re . Su nday school , 9 : 45 a . m .; Sunday ev ening wor ship , 7 : 30 . Wednesday prayer and Bible study , 7 :30pm . TUPPERS PLAIN!! CHRISTtAN CHURCH Eugene Undel"wood , pastor ; Howard Caldwell , Jr, Sunday Sc hool Supt .; Sunday Sc hool , 9 : 30 a .m .; Morn i ng .S ermon , 10 : 30 a .m ., Sund a y ev ening se rv i ce , 7 p .m . LETART FAlLS UNITED BRETHREN - R ev . F reeland Norris , pastor ; F loyd N or ris. supt . Sund a y sc hool, 9: 30a .m .; morn ing sermon , 10 : 30 a . m . ; Pr ayer service, Wedn esday , 7: 30p .m . CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY - G P . Sm i th , pa stor . Sunday School , 10a .m .; Arthur Hen son , Supt. ; Morning Worsh i p , IJ a .m .; Young People 's servic e, 7 p .m ., Evening servi c e, 7 . 30 p . m . Wednesday M i d -Week Prayer Service. 7. 30 p .m ; Youth meet i ng , 6 :3 0 p .m .; Evening worship , 7: 30p .m . CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE R ev . Herbert Grate . pastor . W o r ship service , l1 a .m . and 7 : 30 p .m . Sunday . Sundlly School , 9 : 30 a .m. Ri c hard Barton , supl. Prayer meet ing , Wed · nesday , 7 : 30p .m . BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHR 1ST Clifford Smith , minister . Sunday School 9 . 30 a .m .; morning c hurc h 10 :30 am .; Sunda-v evening service, 7 : 30 p m , Wednesda v service, 8 7 - Th~ Daily Sentinel, MidcUeport-11ull 1ero v, 0 .. Fr idilv. N 11V . 29, 1974 GREAT BEND - Worsh 1p 11 a .m , 2nd an d 4th Sundays , Churc h Sc hool. 10 am . wo r s h ip servrce , 10 24 a .m . LETART FALLS - Wor sh i p , Yo ut h cho i r rehea r sal, Man l Oa m ; Chu rc h school . 9 am : day, 3 30 p m under drrectio_n B ibl e st u d y, 7. 30 p m . ev ery POMEROY WESLEYAN T uesday . o f M a r y Skrnne r . senror chor r HOLINE S S CHURCH re h ea r sal, 7 30 p m . Thursday MORNING STAR - Wor ship FIRST SOUTHERN BAP Harrrs o nvi ll e , Rev O'De ll w i th Mrs Paul Nease , 9 30 a .m .• Church Sc hool 10 :3 0 TI S T 262 M ulberry Ave. Man tey, Pastor : H enr y Eblin , directo r Serv ice , a m .; M i d W e ek P o mero y . aff il i at ed with Sunday Sc hool Sup! Sund ay Wedne sday , B p m . S 8 c. . t he Rev . Fred H i ll. Sc t,ool 9 · JO am : E venrn g MORSE CHAPEL W or . p as t or . T ro y Z w i ll ing , Sun d a r wo r ship 7. 30 p .m P r a y er an d ship 11 a .m ; 1st and 3r d Schoo l supt . Sund ay schoo , P rarse serv rce. Thu r sday , 7:30 POMEROY CHURCH OF Sunday s, Chur c h Schoo l. 10 9 · 30 a .m . . rn or nmg w o r sh ip , p .m . I THE NAZARENE Cor ner a .m . l O 30 ; Su n day e v an ge li s t ic Un inn and Mulbe r ry. Rev PORTLAND - Worship 7:30 mee tin g , 7 30 p .m . Prayer Cl y .. ~ V H ende r son, p as t or p m ; Church School 9 : 30a .m . SY R A CU S E FIR~T mee t ing , Wednes da y , 7. 30 p m Sunday sc hoo l, 9 · JO a m , Gl en SUTTON - Wor ship , 11 am . O: HUR CH OF GOO R ev . M cC lung , su p! ; m orn tn g 2nd and 4th Sunday s, Church MIDDLEPORT Georqe Q 1 1cr . pas tor Su nday wor ship, 10 JO a. m .; ev en 1ng Sc hool 10 a m . MT . MORIAH BAPTIST ~ school. 9 .15 a m m orn in g serv ice, 7· 30; m i d -w ee k ser Corn er F ourth and Main , NORTHEAST CLUSTE-R preachtng 11 a . m ; vi ce , W ed nesda y, 7 · 30 p .m. Midd l eport Rev . H er'lry Key . Rev . Roberr Meece evil ngelt St •c se rvtce. 7 30 P m GRACE EPISCOPAL - T he Jr , pastor . Sunday Sc hool , 9 : 30 Rev . Stanle y Brandum Prav\'r mee ting , Tt1U r sday, Har ol d D ee t h , r ec tor R ev a .m ., Mrs . Ervin Baumgard JOPPA - Wor ship 10 a .m .; 7 30 p ll\ Ch vrc h ser v1ce s. 10 : 30 a .m .· ner , sup t. ; Morn lng worsh i p , Churc h Sc hool 9 a .m . ; Prllyer Holy com mun ion f i r st Sunday 10 : 45 a .m Meeting , Wednesday , 8 p .m P OMEROY WESTSIDE of mon th ; ch ur ch sc h ool , 10 30 JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES LONG BOTTOM Churc h CH U RCH OF CHRIST , 200 W a m for nurse ry throuq tl 11 L arry C"arnahan , pres i d i ng s e r vices , 9 a . m . ; Su n day Ma1n S t . Jerrv Paul , POMEROY CHURCH OF m ln 1s t er Sunday , Bible lee . mrn, st er , phor!e 9917666 School 9: 45 a .m B i b l e Study CHRIST - Ferr ell Groninger , ture , 9 · 30 a .m .; Wat c htower ev er y Thursday , 7 . 30 p .m . Conse r vat i ve , n on p as tor Bi b l e sc h oo l, 9 . 30 a .m s tudy , lO · JO a. m .; T uesday , NORTH BETHEL Wor · m s tr umen ta l . Sun day wor sh i p , w orS h i p , 10:30 am adul t Bi ble study , 7: 30p .m . ; Thurs . Sh i p 11 a m .; Churc h School 10 10 a .m. ; Bi b le st ud y, 11 a m; wo r sh i p se rv ice a nd you n g a .m . day , m i n i s tr y sc hoo l. 7. 30 wor ship , 6 p m W ednesda y peo p le's mee tin g , 7 30 p m p m ; ser vi ce meeting 8 : 30 B i bl e s t u d y, 7 p m ALFRED - Sunday sc hool , Co mb in ed. Bt b le st u dy an d p .m . each Sunday ; 9 : 45 a . m MIDWAY COMMUNITY pra ye r m ee t in g, Wed n esday , MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of preach i ng at 11 a .m . each CHURCH ( non 7: 30 p m . Christ In Christian Union Sunda y . Prayer meeting , 7 : 45 den om in a ti on al), Lan gsv i l le THE SALVATION ARMY Lawren ce Man l ey , pa s tor ; p .m . Wednesday ; W SCS , B p .m . pm . De x t er Roa d, th e R ev . Worl e v Envoy Ray W Win i ng , off tcer Mrs . Russell Y oung , Sundav on third Tuesday eac h month , H al ey, pas t or . Sun day school , LAUREL CLIFF FREE In c harge . Sun d ay , 10 am , School Supt Sunday School REEDSVILLE Sunday 10 a .m ., ev eni ng w o r sh i p, 7.30 METHODIST Rev . F loyd Hol iness meeting ; 10 :30 am , 9 : 30 a .m . Evening worship , school, 9 : 30; preach i ng , 7 : 30 p .m . P ra ye r meeting , F. Shook , pa stor ; Lloyd Sunday School. Youn g" P eopl e's WedneSdlly prayer 7 : 30 . p.m . Sunday ; prayer meeting , Wright , Sunday school supt . Legion , 7 p m . : Tlwrsd a y , Ito 3 Tu es da y, 7: 30 p m .; youth meet i ng , 7: 30 p .m g r o up , F r iday, 7 30 o .m 7 30 p .m . Tuesday ; WSC S, 7 :30 Sunday s chool ; 9 . 30 a . m .; I) m ., Ladi es Horn e L ea oue· 7 MT , MORIAH CHURCH OF f irSt Thursdlly each month morn ing worship , 10 :3 0 a .m ; P.m .• ..-rep cl ass e:.. RUTLAND FREEWILL GOD - Ra ci n e Route 2, the SILVER RIDGE - Worship even1ng worsh i p , 7:30 p m . Beyo nd lhe timber line rises sheer ST . PAUL LUTHERAN BA PTIST - Rev Ben Dil la r d , Rev . James M . Muncy , pastor . 10 am . ; Church School. 9 a .m . Wednesday Chr is tian Youth rock , towering above the c louds them· CHURCH , Co rn er o f Sycamo r e pastor Roger Tv r ne r . Sunday school , 9 : 45 a . m .. TUPPERS PLAINS Cru s ade . 6 :3 0 p m . Choir and Secon d Si s .. P omeroy . T he assistnnl pas t or Su n da y morning worship , 11 a .m ; selves. Loo king at this great giant of Worsh i p 9 am .; Chur c h pr ac ti ce, Thur sda y, 7 p m . R ev . Wil l iam M1 d dl eswnrth , school . 10 am , Su n dav evening worship , 7 : 30 p.m . School. 10 a .m . nature we marvel a1 God 's creations . .. Pa stor . Sun day Schoo l at 9 45 even ing service, 7. 30, Wed Pr ayer meet ing , Tuesday, 7 30 KENO CHURCH OF DEXTER CHURCH OF and are aware of the comparative ina m and Ch urch Services 11 nesday Bibi P s tudy , 7: 30pm . p .m ; Young people 's meeting , CHRIST - George Frederick . am CHRIST Charles Russ ell . significan ce of man. 7 30 D.m . Thursday supt. Service weekly , 9 · 30 a .m . Sr ., m inister ; ~orman C. W i ll , OLD DE><TER BIBLE SACRED HEART Rev on Sunday . Preach i ng fir st and supt , Sunday school , 9 : 30 MIDDLEPORT FIRST Yel. man IS far from insignificant, C HRI STIAN CHURCH - R ew Fathe r P a ul D Welto n . p a stor t hi r d Sundays of month by a .m .; worship service , 10 : 30 BAPTIST - Corner Si xth and Ron Te rry , pas tor Sunda y save in physical s1ze. For God, alter all, Clifford Smith , 9: 30a .m . Ph on e 992 7825 Sat u r d ay a . m .; Bible sludy , Tuesda y, Pal me r . the Rev St eve school 10 a .m , Mrs Worl ey even ing M ass . 7. 30 ; Sunday HOBSON CHRISTIAN made man in His Image. And He gave 7 : 30p.m . Skagg s, pa s tor , Danny Francis , su pertnle nd enl. Ma ss, 8 an d 10 a m ; Con UNION - Darrell Doddrlll. man a brain, anc: a soul, With a sense Thompson , Sunday school sup! . Morni n g wo r ship, 11 a m ; REORGANIZED CHURCH f eSS i On , Sa tur day, 7 7 : 30 p m pastor . Sunday School , 9: 30 WMPO radio program , 7: 45 Sun day even ,ng se r vice, 7.30 . of right and wrong. He gave him char~ OF JESUS CHRIST OF a .m , Leonard Gilmore, first am . Sunda y school , 9 : 15a .m . ; LATTER DAY SAINTS elder, evening service , 7: 30 acter and responsibility, m orning worSh i p , 10 : 15 a .m Portland . Racine Road . p . m . Wednesday prayer Youth a c t i vities and fellowship It Is man who can progress to W i lliam Roush , gas tor . Denny meeting, 7 : 30p .m . for j unior and senior high Evans, Sunday SchooT MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF heights far greater than this mountain . students, 6 p .m . Bible study , D i rector . Sunday School, 9:30 GOD - Rac ine Route 2. The But he needs help to do It-God's help, 7: 30 p m . M i d -week prayer a.m . ; MorniJ"Ig worship, 10:30 Rev Char l es Hand, pastor . service . W ednesday , 7: 30p .m . through th e help of the Church. a .m .: Sunday evening serv ice 7 Sunday school. 9 : 45 a m .; Wedn~sday even i ng morning worship , 11 11 . m . p . m . You weren't meant to stand alone In CHURCH OF CHRIST , Drayer services, 7: 30p .m . Evening services, Tuesday and M i ddleport. 5th and Main this world. Remember that . .. and go Friday, 7:30. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Georg e Glaze , m Inister , to Church this Sunday. R ev . Earl Shuler . p as tor . BEARWALLOW RIDGE James Sheets , superintendent . Worsh i p serv ice , 9 : 30 a .m .; CHURCH OF CHRIST - Bible Bible school , 9 : 30 a . m ; Sunday sc hoo l. 10 : 30 a .m .; Study , 9 :30 a .m . ; morning morning wor sh i p , 10 : 30 a .m .; Sun d ay even ing serv ice s, 7 : 30 worship , 10 : 30 a .m . ; evening e ven ing worship , 7 : 30 p .m .; p .m B•ble stud y and prayer worship, 6 : JO p m . Wednesday prayer service, 7 p .m . Wed se rv i ce T hurs day , 7: 30 P.m Bible Study , 7 : 30p .m . By K. C. THALER my country and serve it in any nesdav . MT . OLIVE CHURCH K i ngsbury . Sunday M I DOLE PORT CHURCH LONDON (UP! ) - Exiled capacity, at any time, " said OF THE NAZARENE - Rev . Lon g Bottom , Sunda-v Sc hool. School , 9 : 30a Road .m. , Ralph Cart , 10 a.m . with Willard Pigott , supt . Worship ser...ice, 10:30 King Constantine of Greece Constantine with Danish-born Don Cole , pa s tor ; ~loyd supt. Evangelis t ic message a . m . and 7 :3 0p .m . alternately . Carson , Sunday Schoo l s upt. says he's ready to retW'n to his Queen AnneMarie by his side. each Sunda v evening , 7 : 30 p .m . Prayer meeting , Wednesday. Su n day -s chool , 9 30 a . m .. by Elder Ru s sell Cline, homeland as a private citizen if The king and queen fled m orning wor sh i p , 10 ·3 0 a .m .. mini ster of the Apostolic Faith . 7:30 p .m . Rev . Jay Stites , pa s tor evangeli st ic m eeting , Greek voters refuse to put him Greece in 1967 after failing in 7Sunday Bibie Study, Wedne sday , 7: 30 30 p .m .; prayer me eting. vLO DEXTER CON pm back on the throne. an abortive coup to topple a Wedn esday, 7 :30p .m . GREGATIONAL CHURCH STIVERSVILLE COM Mrs . Wor l ey Fran cis, Sunday "The great dream of my military junta that had seized MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday school sup t ; Sunday schooL 10 school servi ce , 10 a .m .; Prayer THE UNITED PRESfamily and myself is to live in power earlier in the year. With the hope it will , in some measure, foster and h~lp sustain that a .m . BYTERIAN MINISTRY meeting , Thursday , 7 p .m ., our homeland ," he told a news The Greek royal family lived OF MEIGS COUNTY , Dwight Sunday evening service , 7 p .m . which is good in family and community life, this feature IS sponsored by LOPI""G BOTTOM ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRISTIAN L . Zavitz , Pastor -Dtr&ctor Mr . Robert conference Thursday. " ! think in Rome before moving to the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. Pomeroy . Harr i sonv i lle Wyatt, pastor ; Sunday School HARRISONVILLE that if nobody has lived in exile Britain last year . The yoWlgest Sunday Church School. 9 . 30 Road , Rick Mor·r i SOn , pa stor ; supt ., Rona l d Osborne , Bible then they can 't realize the of their three children was born am ., Mrs. Homer Lee , S,l.lpt .: Sunday sc hool s upt . Steven School, 9 : 30 a .m .; pr each i ng Stanley . Sunday sc hool. 9 :30 10:45 l . m .; Evening ser v ic es . Morning Worship, 10 : 30 a .m . frustration and bitterness. in exile. a .m ; morning worship and ! 30 p .m . Sund a y ' MIDDLEPORT c ommunion. 10.3 0 a .m ; The Greek people were " 1 certainly hope that no Church School, 9 : 30a .m .• John Sunday HYSELL RU~ FREE eveni n g youth F . Fultz , SuRt .; Morntng scheduled to vote Dec. 8 in a matter what the decision of the Worsh i p , 10 : 30 a .m .. Chr i stian Endeavor . 6 .30 p m .; METHODIST CHURCH SYRACUSE Morning worship service , Sunday, 7 · 30 Rev . Paul Ne v ille , pa stor . referendum on whether Greece Greek people will be - which Worship , 9 a .m .; Sunday p m .; Wednesday e ... ening Sunda-v School 9 . 30 a . m ., should be a monarchy or a we all respect - we will be able Churc h School. 10 a .m ., Mrs. prayer meeting and Bible Morning serv i ce, 10 :30 a .m ., youth serv ic e, 6 : .. 5 p . m . • study , 7 · 30 om . republic. 700 E. Main to r eturn to our homeland," the Sampson Halt , Supt. Dlal992-2101 ST. JOHN LUTHERAN Evangel i stic servi ce 7: 30 p .m . Bakers of Good Bread "No matter what th e deposed king said. Prayer meeting , Thursday , Pomeroy CHURCH, Pine Grove, The 7 · JO p .m . Huntington , W. Va. referendum decides I shall Rev W i lliam Middleswarth, Constantine said he recogRUTLAND CHURCH OF Pastor Church Serv i ces 9 30 GOD - Phill i p Whitley , pastor always be ready to retW'n to nized the structure of the FREEDOM GOSPEL a .m . Sunday SchOol 10 30 a .m Sunday sc hool . 10 a m ; MISSION Bald Knobs, Rev . KNADBURY CHURCH OF Greek monarchy would have to worship se rvice. 7 p m .; L. R . G lu esencamp , pastor . CHRIST . Bible School , 9 : 30 Prayer me eting , W ednesday , Roger Wilfrett , Sr.. Sunday be watered down even if the a.m ., morn ing worship , 10 : 30 7: 30p .m School Supt Sunday School ll .m . Sundey evening Worship voters agree to his return as The Stor e with A Heart Minor Repairs & Tune-up 9 : 30 a .m .; Sunday evening Service, 7 : 30 p . m .. cho i r king . worship 7 : 30 . Prayer meet i ng. Racine Phone 949-3342 Beech & Locust Middleport ' prectlce Sunday and Wed . Tuesday , 7: 30 p .m . Ernest Ph . 992-2366 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO "The new kind of democracy nesda-v . 7 p .m ., prayer meeting HAZEL COMMUNITY Deeter , - ~ lass leader Youth and Bi ble Study Wednesday , CHURCH Near Long Bot Nov. 23, 1974 is one in which it is not for me meet i ng , Wednesday , 7 : 30 7:30p .m. tom . E stil Hart. pastor ; Roy p .m .• Ernest Deeter , leader. SALES REPORT OF to set political policy, but to act ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Brown , ass i stant pastor . MT . HERMON CHURCH OF Rev . Freeland Norris, pastor , Sunday schoo l , 10 a .m. , Church Ohio Valley Livestock Co. as a symbol of national unity THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Sunday school 10 a.m .; Church 7 : 30 p.m . each Sunday CH R 1ST Robert Shook , STOCKER CATTLE and stability," he said. evening ; prayer meeting, 7:30 service, 7 p.m . Wednesday Dial992 -32!:14 Middleport pastor. Sunday school , 9 : 30 Bible Study, 7 p.m . p.m. Thursdlly . STEERS- 250 to 300 lbs. 19 to "My title after Dec. 9 will not a .m ., Russell Spencer. supt.; MIDDLEPORT PENRACINE CHURCH OF Middleport, Ohio worship service, 10:45 a.m ., 23.75; 300to400Ibs.18 to 24; 400 be king of Greece, but king of TECOSTAL - Third Ave ., th e I HE NAZARENE Rev . evening worship alternating Rev. William Knittel, pastor . Wi II lam Bartholomew , pa stor . to 500 lbs. 21 to 2G; 500 to 600 lbs. the Hellenes," he said. "I will with C. E. at 7 : 30 p.m . on Ronald Dugan. Sunday Schoo l Sunday sc hool. 9 30 a ,m .• Sunday . Praver meeting , 7:30 18 to 27.50; 600 to 700 lbs. 22.50 represent all Greeks Supt . Cla sses for all' ages; Gerald Wells , supt .. morning p .m. Wednesdlly . Alfred Wolfe, evening service, 7: 30 p .m .; worship , 10 : 30 a .m : W ed to 26; 700 lbs. and Over 23.50 to throughout the world, the la y leader . Bible study, Wednesday, 7:30 nesday service , 7 p .m . Buick- Pontiac-Opei -G .M .C. Dealer WHITE'S CHAPEL 32. strong and the weak, the p .m.; youth services, Friday, RACINE FIRST BAPTISTCoolville RD . Rev Ro-y Deeter, 500 E . Main St . Ph . 992 -2174 7. 30 p .m . HEIFER CALVES - 250 to majority and the minority, and Waller P . Bikacsan , pastor ; pastor. Sunday school . 9:30 337 N. 2nd M iddleport FREEWILL BAPTIST Ph . 992·2550 300 lbs. 17 to 22 ; 300 to 400 lbs. in this respect I think the Corner Ash and Plum , Mid Ronn ie Salser . Sunday sc hool a.m .; worship serv i ce, 10 : 30 sup! . Sund a y school , 9 : 30a .m .; a .m . Bi ble study and prayer Noel Herrman, 15 to 21.50; 400 to 500 lbs. 17 to monarchy could serve the dleport ; morning worship , 10 · 40 ; service , Wednesday, 7: 30p .m . pastor . Saturday even i n g Sunday evening worsh ip , 7. 30 , 22; 500 to 600 lbs. 19 to 23 .25 ; 600 country well." RUTLAND service. 7 p .m . Sunday School Wednesday ev en i ng Bible RUTLAND CHURCH OF 10 a . m .; Sunday evening to 700 lbs. 18.25 to 24 ; 700 lbs. He said he would leave study, 7: 30 . CHRIST - Rod Kas l er, pastor ; worsh i p!. 7 p .m DANVILLE WESLEYAN V . H Bratev. Sunday schoo l and Over 20 to 24.50. military appointments to the 8akers of Gay 90's Bread Racine R"ev . Lelon Gtasure. pastor supt Sunday school. 9 : 30a .m .; Ph . 949·9591 STOCK COWS & BULLS- gov~>rning authorities -{In the Middleport Sunday School , 9 : 30 a.m .; worship service and com . Ph . 992-3030 youth and junior youth service, Bf The Head) - Stock Cows understanding that the armed -munion . 10 30 a.m .; youth 6:45 p .m . ; evening wors~lp , · meet i ng. 6 p .m .; Sunday 125 to 235; Stock Cows and forces would stay out of 7: 30 p.m.; pr,ayer and pra •se , evening serv ice , 7 ; regular . Calves 165 to 260; Stock Bulls . political affairs. Wednesday, 7 · 1n n .m board meeting. third Saturday , MEIGS 7 p .m . SILVER RUN FREE COOPERATIVE !Hi to 170; Baby Calves 5 to 30. Premier Constantine CaraBAPTIST - Rev . Ra lp h Dean, RUTLAND COMMUNITY PARISH i By The Pound) - Canners & manlis ordered the referendum pastor . Sunday School , 10a .m., CHURCH Sunday School , THE UNITED Louis W. Osborne 9 : 30a.m.; Worship service, 11 Leon Miller, supt . Evening METHODIST CHURCH , Cutters Cows 12.75 to 15.50; after winning an overwhelming Middleport. Ohio 220 E. Main Pomeroy Ph. 992-2178 service , 7:30 p .m .; Prayer a.m.; Wednesday prayer Robert T . Bumgarner meeting , Thursday , 7: 30 p .m. .meeting, 7:31) p.m . Sunday Holstein Cows 15.50 to 19.25; victory earlier 111is month in Director night worship, 7:30 p.m . POMEROY CLUSTER - CHESTE);. CHURCH OF Of>mercial Bulls ( 1,000 lbs. Greece's first free elections in RUTLAND CHURCH OF Rev. Carl E. Hicks GOD Rev . James Sat . and Over) 19 to 25. a decade. THE NAZARENE Rev . Rev . D. Wm . Sydenstricker terfield , pastor . Sunday School. Lloyd D . Grimm , Jr ., pastor . CHESTER Worship 9 : 1.5 . 9 : 30a .m. ; worship service , 11 VEAL CALVES - Tops 220 Caramanlis retW'ned from Sunday SChool, 9 : 30 a . m .; a.m. ; Chur c h School 10 a.m.o~. a.m .; evening service , 7 ; lbs. to 240 48 to 52.50 ; Medium exile in Paris last summer and Morning worship, 10 :30 a.m .; ENTERPRISE - Wor'shlp, Y prayer service and youth Chester. Oh io Young people's service , 6 : 45 .; Church Schoo l , IO a .m . service, Wednesd.ay, 7 p .m . We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions 200 lbs. to 300 34 to 40.50 ; Culls set up a provisional civilian a .m p . m .; .Evangelistic service , FLATWOODS - Worship , 11 992-2955 Pomeroy LANGSVILLE CHRIST.IAN 7: 30p.m. Wednesday evening 28 Down. goverrunent when the Greek a .m .; Churc h School 10 a .m . CHURCH T e d Jones , service, 7:30 p.m . POMEROY Worship, SHOATS - 5 to 12.50. military junta collapsed during 10 : 30 a .m . ; Church School 9 : 15 pastor Sunday school , 9 JO MASON COUNTY a .m ; Roy Sigman , supt ; Meigs County Branch THE HILAND CHAPEL, a .m . ;.r'UMYF 6 : 30p .m . the Cyprus crisis. morn i ng worship, 10 : 30 ; GeOrge Casto, pastor. Sunday ROCK SPRINGS- Worship Sunday evening Se rvice. 7 : 10 ; School , 9:30 ; evenlnQ worship 10a.m . ; church Scnool9 a .m. ; mid -week serv ice , Wed Point Pleasant Market UMYF 6 : 30p.m . ~ ~~ 7: 30. rhursaay evenmg praye r nesday, 7:30p.m TWO LDCA TIONS Ml DOLE PORT CLUSTc R service, 7: 30p.m . November 23, 1974 59 N. Second Sf . ODUMS EUGmLE Rev. Robert Bumgarner MA'SON FIRST BAPTIST Middleport, 0 . SYNACUSE CHVH:CH OF 296 W. Second Pomeroy SLAUGHTER HEIFERS Ph. 992-3863 HEA'!rH Worship 10 : 30. THE NAZARENE Second and Pomeroy Sta., Stan 46 Court St. Rev . FAIRFIELD, Conn . (UP!)Gallipolis, 0 . a .m . ; Church Schoo l 9:30a .m.;" Howard C . Black , pastor . Bob ,Craig, pastor. Sunday school 900 lbs. 21.50. 'I Fairfield University's 6-foot-3 UMYF 7 p .m. 9:45a.m .; worship service, 1 Moore, Sundc,y Schoo l Supt ., SLAUGHTER COWS RUTLAND - Worship 9 . 15 a .m . ; training union, 6 : 30 junior guard Damy Odums has a.m Sunday School , classes for all . ; Church School 10 a .m . ; p.m. ; even i ng worship sen lee Commercial (Fat) 18 to 18.70; ages . 9 : 30 a .m. ; morning been declared eligible for the UMYF 7 p.m. 7: 30 p.m . Mid-week prayer' worship, 10 : 45 ; NYPS Sunday, Utility 16-17; Canner & Cutter SALEM CENTER Wor· service, Wednesdav, 7: 30p .m Nationwide Insurance Co. of Columbus, 0 . Groceries & General Merchandise 1974-75 basketball season by ship 9 a .m . ; Church Schoo l 10 6 : 30p .m .; evengellstic serv ice, MASON CHURCH OF 12-16; Bulls Over 1,000 lbs. 20 · 307 Spring Ave . Rac .ne Sunday , 7· 30 p.m . M id -week Pomeroy Ph . 949·5772 the Eastern College Athletic a .m. ; UMYF Thursday, 7 p .m . prayer meeting, Wednesday, CHRIST, P . 0. Bok 487, Mille r 22.40. Dlal992-2318 SYRACUSE CLUSTER St ., Mason, w. Va. Sunday Conference. 1 : 30 p.m. ; Missionary meeting, Rev. Richar'll E . Jarvis Bible Study 10 a.m.; Worship VEAL - Choice and Prime seco,d Wednesday, 7 : 30 p m . Fairfield Athletic Director ASBURY Worship 11 11 a.m . and 7 p .m . Bible Stud-v 226-265 lbs. 38.50. - - U~IrED FAI'rH NUN Wednesday 7 p . m .. Voca I Church School 9 : 50a .m .. Don Cook said Wednesday a.m.; DENOMINATIONAL Rev. music. wscs, 1st Tuesday. YEARLING STEERS Robert Smith, pastor. Sunday Odums needed a waiver from FOREST RUN - Worship 9 FIRST SOUTHERN BAP Feed Bulls 700 - 1,000 lbs. 15school, ':30a.m .; class leader , a .m. ; Church School 10 a.m .; TIST - Corner of Second and both the NCAA and ECAC to Hill ; worship service, " The Friendly Folks" 24.50. wscs. 3rd Wednesda-v, 7: 30 Leo Anderson. Mason. Pastor The Finest in Mobile Homes 10 : 30 a.m .; church , 7: 30a .m. play. He transferred this year p .m. Walter Cloud . Sunday school ' Pomeroy, Ohio STEER CALVES - 30MOO llOOE . Maln PomerOy EDEN UNITED BRETH - 9: 45a.m . ; worship service, 1 I• Ph . 992·7034 MINERSVILLE WorShip from Austin Peay, Clarksville,' REN IN CHRIST - Elden R. a. m. and 7:30 p .m . Weekly 10 a .m .; Church School9 a.m.; · lbs. 23 .75. 25.50; 400-500 lbs. 21Tenn., after the NCAA penal- wscs, 3rd Monday, 7: 30p.m. Blake, pastor . Sunday School (Bible study, Wednesday, 7 : 30 24; 10 a. m .; Howard McCoy. p.m . SYRACUSE Church ized the Ohio Valley conference School. Supt. ; Morning sermon, 11 a. 9 : 3C a . m .; worship MASON ASSEMBLY OF HEIFER CALVES - 4110-550 for certain violations. m . ; Sunday night services : GOO- Second St ., Mason , W servl,., 7: 30 p . m. lbs. 18.711-23. Christian Endeaver . 7:30 p . Va . Chester Tennant, pntor SOUTHERN CLUSTER The NCAA ruled two months m.; Song service, 8 p. m .; Sunday schooL 10 a.m . ; BABY CALVES (BY HEAD ) Rev. Stev•n Wilson Keepsake Diamond Rings ago that Odums and a number Preaching 8 : 30 p . m .; Mid · morning worship, 11 a .m . ; Rev. Larry Paling Devoted to Meigs-Mason Area 212 E . Main St. Pomeroy Ph. 992-3785 - jleef 30-32; Hoi. and Brown week Prayer meeting , Wed evangelistic service, 7: 30p.m lhY. ·Howard Shiveley Pomeroy. 0. of other players who transnesday, 7 p . m .. Ray Adams, Bible study and prayer service SW\ss 9-22 . BETHANY (Dorea&) • ferred out of the OVC would be lay leader Worsh i p , 9:30 a.m .; Church Wednesday, 7: 30 p .m . Pho11e VEAL - 226-265 lbs. 38.50. 773·5133. School 10:30 a .m . allowed to play immediately at CHURCH Oro JESUS CARMEL Worship, 11 HARTFORD CHURCH OF HOGS-U. S. 1-3 190-240 lbs. CHRIST - Located at Rutland other NCAA schools. The a.m ,; 1st and 3rd Sunda-vs; on New Lima Road, next to CHRIST In Christl•n Union 36.5G-38.60 ; U.S. 2-4 2411-260 lbs. ECAC Wednesday joined the Church School 10 a .m . The Rey. William CAmpbell Forest Acre Park ; Rev . Rey • 3?..90-34 ; U.S. 2-4 260 lbs. Up NCAA ruling. Rouse, pastor ; Robert MLisser, ~astor . Sunda-v School , 9 : 30 l . m .; James Hughes. supt. Paint, Plumbing & Electrical Supplies APPLE GROVE Sunoay ; Sunday School supt . Sunday 36.75.; Sows, U. S. 1-3, 300-400 school , 9:3 0 a .m : ; worihip , Tuppers Pla ins Ph. 667·3963 Middleport, Dhlo schooL l0 : 30 a .m .; worship evening service, 7 : 30 p . m lbs. 31-33.75 ; 2-3, 4oo.<!OO first and third Sunday, 7:.10 7:30 p.m . Bible studv. Wed - Wednesday evening praye r p.m .; prayer meeting , vy'ed . nesday, 7 : 30 p .m . Sllturday meeflng, 7 : 30 p . m. Youth lbs, 32-33. 75; Boars 300-600 lbs. The Brooklyn Bridge, on ols nesday, 7: 30 p .m , Fellowship night prayer service, 7: 30p.m . prayer servi~e each Tuesda-v . ?.4.50; Pigs (By Head) 20-4Qibs. completion in 1883, was the supper , first Saturday, 6 p .m . FAIRVIEW BIBLE HEMLOCK GROVE CHURCH , l~tart, W. Va ,, Rt U.M .W . second Tuesday , 7:30 CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson, ~ ; 4Q.li0 lbs. 11-14.25; 60 Ibs. longest suspension bridge in P.m . 1.· Rev. George Hoschar pastor ; Ray .Whaley, supt. ; 14-27 . the world and hailed as the pastor . Sund·ay School 9 : 30' Morning worship, 9 . 30 a ~m .; EAST LETART Sunday church school , 10 : 30 a .m .; a.m . Prayer and Bible slud Building Supplies & Custom Millwork SLAUGHTER LAMBS- Ch . "E ighth Wond e r of the school Salem St. Ph . 742· 395~ , 9 : 10 a .m .: worsh i p , young people 's meeling, · 6 : 30 7:30 p . m . Cottage Praye r World ." Ph . 992 ·3978 Rutland nnd ?rime 8().90 lbs. 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Sun d ay sc h oo l , 9 30 a m .; BYF, 6 p m .; Br bl e study , Wednes d ay , 7 p . m .. c hoir p r ac t ice, Wed n esday, 8:30 pm . GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Prea c hing 9: 30 a .m ., firs t and sec ond Sundays of ea c h month ; th i rd and tourth Sundays ea c h month , worsh ip servi ce at 7: 30 p .m . W ednesday even i ng s at 7 : 30 , Pray er and Bi bl e Studv SEVE~TH DAY AD VENTIST Mulb erry H eig ht s. Po m eroy . Pa s to r G ira rd Se ton . Sab bath sc h ool every Sa t urday at 2 p .m . an d w or s h 1p ser vice fo llow in g a t 3 : IS p .m Ope n Bible a t t he d iscussi on . 7 : 30 p m Ch urc h each T hursday n esd ay , 7 30 p m , U .M .W . f i rs t W edn esd ay, 7 30 p .m WESLEYAN ( Racine } -· Su nday sch o o l . 10 a m ; worship , 11 a m .: Bi ble s tudy , Thur s day , 7 p m ; c hoir pr ac t ice. Thur sd ay , 8 p .m .; fe ll ow s h i p s upp er , fir stWedn esda y , 6 "30p .m .• U .M w . fo ~rth M on dil v, B p .m. 7 . 30p .m . Mf. UNION BAPTIST Rev . Ceci l Cox. pas tor . Sunday Sc hool supt. , Jo e Sa y re . Su nday school , 9 : 45 a . m .; Sunday ev ening wor ship , 7 : 30 . Wednesday prayer and Bible study , 7 :30pm . TUPPERS PLAIN!! CHRISTtAN CHURCH Eugene Undel"wood , pastor ; Howard Caldwell , Jr, Sunday Sc hool Supt .; Sunday Sc hool , 9 : 30 a .m .; Morn i ng .S ermon , 10 : 30 a .m ., Sund a y ev ening se rv i ce , 7 p .m . LETART FAlLS UNITED BRETHREN - R ev . F reeland Norris , pastor ; F loyd N or ris. supt . Sund a y sc hool, 9: 30a .m .; morn ing sermon , 10 : 30 a . m . ; Pr ayer service, Wedn esday , 7: 30p .m . CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY - G P . Sm i th , pa stor . Sunday School , 10a .m .; Arthur Hen son , Supt. ; Morning Worsh i p , IJ a .m .; Young People 's servic e, 7 p .m ., Evening servi c e, 7 . 30 p . m . Wednesday M i d -Week Prayer Service. 7. 30 p .m ; Youth meet i ng , 6 :3 0 p .m .; Evening worship , 7: 30p .m . CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE R ev . Herbert Grate . pastor . W o r ship service , l1 a .m . and 7 : 30 p .m . Sunday . Sundlly School , 9 : 30 a .m. Ri c hard Barton , supl. Prayer meet ing , Wed · nesday , 7 : 30p .m . BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHR 1ST Clifford Smith , minister . Sunday School 9 . 30 a .m .; morning c hurc h 10 :30 am .; Sunda-v evening service, 7 : 30 p m , Wednesda v service, 8 7 - Th~ Daily Sentinel, MidcUeport-11ull 1ero v, 0 .. Fr idilv. N 11V . 29, 1974 GREAT BEND - Worsh 1p 11 a .m , 2nd an d 4th Sundays , Churc h Sc hool. 10 am . wo r s h ip servrce , 10 24 a .m . LETART FALLS - Wor sh i p , Yo ut h cho i r rehea r sal, Man l Oa m ; Chu rc h school . 9 am : day, 3 30 p m under drrectio_n B ibl e st u d y, 7. 30 p m . ev ery POMEROY WESLEYAN T uesday . o f M a r y Skrnne r . senror chor r HOLINE S S CHURCH re h ea r sal, 7 30 p m . Thursday MORNING STAR - Wor ship FIRST SOUTHERN BAP Harrrs o nvi ll e , Rev O'De ll w i th Mrs Paul Nease , 9 30 a .m .• Church Sc hool 10 :3 0 TI S T 262 M ulberry Ave. Man tey, Pastor : H enr y Eblin , directo r Serv ice , a m .; M i d W e ek P o mero y . aff il i at ed with Sunday Sc hool Sup! Sund ay Wedne sday , B p m . S 8 c. . t he Rev . Fred H i ll. Sc t,ool 9 · JO am : E venrn g MORSE CHAPEL W or . p as t or . T ro y Z w i ll ing , Sun d a r wo r ship 7. 30 p .m P r a y er an d ship 11 a .m ; 1st and 3r d Schoo l supt . Sund ay schoo , P rarse serv rce. Thu r sday , 7:30 POMEROY CHURCH OF Sunday s, Chur c h Schoo l. 10 9 · 30 a .m . . rn or nmg w o r sh ip , p .m . I THE NAZARENE Cor ner a .m . l O 30 ; Su n day e v an ge li s t ic Un inn and Mulbe r ry. Rev PORTLAND - Worship 7:30 mee tin g , 7 30 p .m . Prayer Cl y .. ~ V H ende r son, p as t or p m ; Church School 9 : 30a .m . SY R A CU S E FIR~T mee t ing , Wednes da y , 7. 30 p m Sunday sc hoo l, 9 · JO a m , Gl en SUTTON - Wor ship , 11 am . O: HUR CH OF GOO R ev . M cC lung , su p! ; m orn tn g 2nd and 4th Sunday s, Church MIDDLEPORT Georqe Q 1 1cr . pas tor Su nday wor ship, 10 JO a. m .; ev en 1ng Sc hool 10 a m . MT . MORIAH BAPTIST ~ school. 9 .15 a m m orn in g serv ice, 7· 30; m i d -w ee k ser Corn er F ourth and Main , NORTHEAST CLUSTE-R preachtng 11 a . m ; vi ce , W ed nesda y, 7 · 30 p .m. Midd l eport Rev . H er'lry Key . Rev . Roberr Meece evil ngelt St •c se rvtce. 7 30 P m GRACE EPISCOPAL - T he Jr , pastor . Sunday Sc hool , 9 : 30 Rev . Stanle y Brandum Prav\'r mee ting , Tt1U r sday, Har ol d D ee t h , r ec tor R ev a .m ., Mrs . Ervin Baumgard JOPPA - Wor ship 10 a .m .; 7 30 p ll\ Ch vrc h ser v1ce s. 10 : 30 a .m .· ner , sup t. ; Morn lng worsh i p , Churc h Sc hool 9 a .m . ; Prllyer Holy com mun ion f i r st Sunday 10 : 45 a .m Meeting , Wednesday , 8 p .m P OMEROY WESTSIDE of mon th ; ch ur ch sc h ool , 10 30 JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES LONG BOTTOM Churc h CH U RCH OF CHRIST , 200 W a m for nurse ry throuq tl 11 L arry C"arnahan , pres i d i ng s e r vices , 9 a . m . ; Su n day Ma1n S t . Jerrv Paul , POMEROY CHURCH OF m ln 1s t er Sunday , Bible lee . mrn, st er , phor!e 9917666 School 9: 45 a .m B i b l e Study CHRIST - Ferr ell Groninger , ture , 9 · 30 a .m .; Wat c htower ev er y Thursday , 7 . 30 p .m . Conse r vat i ve , n on p as tor Bi b l e sc h oo l, 9 . 30 a .m s tudy , lO · JO a. m .; T uesday , NORTH BETHEL Wor · m s tr umen ta l . Sun day wor sh i p , w orS h i p , 10:30 am adul t Bi ble study , 7: 30p .m . ; Thurs . Sh i p 11 a m .; Churc h School 10 10 a .m. ; Bi b le st ud y, 11 a m; wo r sh i p se rv ice a nd you n g a .m . day , m i n i s tr y sc hoo l. 7. 30 wor ship , 6 p m W ednesda y peo p le's mee tin g , 7 30 p m p m ; ser vi ce meeting 8 : 30 B i bl e s t u d y, 7 p m ALFRED - Sunday sc hool , Co mb in ed. Bt b le st u dy an d p .m . each Sunday ; 9 : 45 a . m MIDWAY COMMUNITY pra ye r m ee t in g, Wed n esday , MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of preach i ng at 11 a .m . each CHURCH ( non 7: 30 p m . Christ In Christian Union Sunda y . Prayer meeting , 7 : 45 den om in a ti on al), Lan gsv i l le THE SALVATION ARMY Lawren ce Man l ey , pa s tor ; p .m . Wednesday ; W SCS , B p .m . pm . De x t er Roa d, th e R ev . Worl e v Envoy Ray W Win i ng , off tcer Mrs . Russell Y oung , Sundav on third Tuesday eac h month , H al ey, pas t or . Sun day school , LAUREL CLIFF FREE In c harge . Sun d ay , 10 am , School Supt Sunday School REEDSVILLE Sunday 10 a .m ., ev eni ng w o r sh i p, 7.30 METHODIST Rev . F loyd Hol iness meeting ; 10 :30 am , 9 : 30 a .m . Evening worship , school, 9 : 30; preach i ng , 7 : 30 p .m . P ra ye r meeting , F. Shook , pa stor ; Lloyd Sunday School. Youn g" P eopl e's WedneSdlly prayer 7 : 30 . p.m . Sunday ; prayer meeting , Wright , Sunday school supt . Legion , 7 p m . : Tlwrsd a y , Ito 3 Tu es da y, 7: 30 p m .; youth meet i ng , 7: 30 p .m g r o up , F r iday, 7 30 o .m 7 30 p .m . Tuesday ; WSC S, 7 :30 Sunday s chool ; 9 . 30 a . m .; I) m ., Ladi es Horn e L ea oue· 7 MT , MORIAH CHURCH OF f irSt Thursdlly each month morn ing worship , 10 :3 0 a .m ; P.m .• ..-rep cl ass e:.. RUTLAND FREEWILL GOD - Ra ci n e Route 2, the SILVER RIDGE - Worship even1ng worsh i p , 7:30 p m . Beyo nd lhe timber line rises sheer ST . PAUL LUTHERAN BA PTIST - Rev Ben Dil la r d , Rev . James M . Muncy , pastor . 10 am . ; Church School. 9 a .m . Wednesday Chr is tian Youth rock , towering above the c louds them· CHURCH , Co rn er o f Sycamo r e pastor Roger Tv r ne r . Sunday school , 9 : 45 a . m .. TUPPERS PLAINS Cru s ade . 6 :3 0 p m . Choir and Secon d Si s .. P omeroy . T he assistnnl pas t or Su n da y morning worship , 11 a .m ; selves. Loo king at this great giant of Worsh i p 9 am .; Chur c h pr ac ti ce, Thur sda y, 7 p m . R ev . Wil l iam M1 d dl eswnrth , school . 10 am , Su n dav evening worship , 7 : 30 p.m . School. 10 a .m . nature we marvel a1 God 's creations . .. Pa stor . Sun day Schoo l at 9 45 even ing service, 7. 30, Wed Pr ayer meet ing , Tuesday, 7 30 KENO CHURCH OF DEXTER CHURCH OF and are aware of the comparative ina m and Ch urch Services 11 nesday Bibi P s tudy , 7: 30pm . p .m ; Young people 's meeting , CHRIST - George Frederick . am CHRIST Charles Russ ell . significan ce of man. 7 30 D.m . Thursday supt. Service weekly , 9 · 30 a .m . Sr ., m inister ; ~orman C. W i ll , OLD DE><TER BIBLE SACRED HEART Rev on Sunday . Preach i ng fir st and supt , Sunday school , 9 : 30 MIDDLEPORT FIRST Yel. man IS far from insignificant, C HRI STIAN CHURCH - R ew Fathe r P a ul D Welto n . p a stor t hi r d Sundays of month by a .m .; worship service , 10 : 30 BAPTIST - Corner Si xth and Ron Te rry , pas tor Sunda y save in physical s1ze. For God, alter all, Clifford Smith , 9: 30a .m . Ph on e 992 7825 Sat u r d ay a . m .; Bible sludy , Tuesda y, Pal me r . the Rev St eve school 10 a .m , Mrs Worl ey even ing M ass . 7. 30 ; Sunday HOBSON CHRISTIAN made man in His Image. And He gave 7 : 30p.m . Skagg s, pa s tor , Danny Francis , su pertnle nd enl. Ma ss, 8 an d 10 a m ; Con UNION - Darrell Doddrlll. man a brain, anc: a soul, With a sense Thompson , Sunday school sup! . Morni n g wo r ship, 11 a m ; REORGANIZED CHURCH f eSS i On , Sa tur day, 7 7 : 30 p m pastor . Sunday School , 9: 30 WMPO radio program , 7: 45 Sun day even ,ng se r vice, 7.30 . of right and wrong. He gave him char~ OF JESUS CHRIST OF a .m , Leonard Gilmore, first am . Sunda y school , 9 : 15a .m . ; LATTER DAY SAINTS elder, evening service , 7: 30 acter and responsibility, m orning worSh i p , 10 : 15 a .m Portland . Racine Road . p . m . Wednesday prayer Youth a c t i vities and fellowship It Is man who can progress to W i lliam Roush , gas tor . Denny meeting, 7 : 30p .m . for j unior and senior high Evans, Sunday SchooT MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF heights far greater than this mountain . students, 6 p .m . Bible study , D i rector . Sunday School, 9:30 GOD - Rac ine Route 2. The But he needs help to do It-God's help, 7: 30 p m . M i d -week prayer a.m . ; MorniJ"Ig worship, 10:30 Rev Char l es Hand, pastor . service . W ednesday , 7: 30p .m . through th e help of the Church. a .m .: Sunday evening serv ice 7 Sunday school. 9 : 45 a m .; Wedn~sday even i ng morning worship , 11 11 . m . p . m . You weren't meant to stand alone In CHURCH OF CHRIST , Drayer services, 7: 30p .m . Evening services, Tuesday and M i ddleport. 5th and Main this world. Remember that . .. and go Friday, 7:30. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Georg e Glaze , m Inister , to Church this Sunday. R ev . Earl Shuler . p as tor . BEARWALLOW RIDGE James Sheets , superintendent . Worsh i p serv ice , 9 : 30 a .m .; CHURCH OF CHRIST - Bible Bible school , 9 : 30 a . m ; Sunday sc hoo l. 10 : 30 a .m .; Study , 9 :30 a .m . ; morning morning wor sh i p , 10 : 30 a .m .; Sun d ay even ing serv ice s, 7 : 30 worship , 10 : 30 a .m . ; evening e ven ing worship , 7 : 30 p .m .; p .m B•ble stud y and prayer worship, 6 : JO p m . Wednesday prayer service, 7 p .m . Wed se rv i ce T hurs day , 7: 30 P.m Bible Study , 7 : 30p .m . By K. C. THALER my country and serve it in any nesdav . MT . OLIVE CHURCH K i ngsbury . Sunday M I DOLE PORT CHURCH LONDON (UP! ) - Exiled capacity, at any time, " said OF THE NAZARENE - Rev . Lon g Bottom , Sunda-v Sc hool. School , 9 : 30a Road .m. , Ralph Cart , 10 a.m . with Willard Pigott , supt . Worship ser...ice, 10:30 King Constantine of Greece Constantine with Danish-born Don Cole , pa s tor ; ~loyd supt. Evangelis t ic message a . m . and 7 :3 0p .m . alternately . Carson , Sunday Schoo l s upt. says he's ready to retW'n to his Queen AnneMarie by his side. each Sunda v evening , 7 : 30 p .m . Prayer meeting , Wednesday. Su n day -s chool , 9 30 a . m .. by Elder Ru s sell Cline, homeland as a private citizen if The king and queen fled m orning wor sh i p , 10 ·3 0 a .m .. mini ster of the Apostolic Faith . 7:30 p .m . Rev . Jay Stites , pa s tor evangeli st ic m eeting , Greek voters refuse to put him Greece in 1967 after failing in 7Sunday Bibie Study, Wedne sday , 7: 30 30 p .m .; prayer me eting. vLO DEXTER CON pm back on the throne. an abortive coup to topple a Wedn esday, 7 :30p .m . GREGATIONAL CHURCH STIVERSVILLE COM Mrs . Wor l ey Fran cis, Sunday "The great dream of my military junta that had seized MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday school sup t ; Sunday schooL 10 school servi ce , 10 a .m .; Prayer THE UNITED PRESfamily and myself is to live in power earlier in the year. With the hope it will , in some measure, foster and h~lp sustain that a .m . BYTERIAN MINISTRY meeting , Thursday , 7 p .m ., our homeland ," he told a news The Greek royal family lived OF MEIGS COUNTY , Dwight Sunday evening service , 7 p .m . which is good in family and community life, this feature IS sponsored by LOPI""G BOTTOM ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRISTIAN L . Zavitz , Pastor -Dtr&ctor Mr . Robert conference Thursday. " ! think in Rome before moving to the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. Pomeroy . Harr i sonv i lle Wyatt, pastor ; Sunday School HARRISONVILLE that if nobody has lived in exile Britain last year . The yoWlgest Sunday Church School. 9 . 30 Road , Rick Mor·r i SOn , pa stor ; supt ., Rona l d Osborne , Bible then they can 't realize the of their three children was born am ., Mrs. Homer Lee , S,l.lpt .: Sunday sc hool s upt . Steven School, 9 : 30 a .m .; pr each i ng Stanley . Sunday sc hool. 9 :30 10:45 l . m .; Evening ser v ic es . Morning Worship, 10 : 30 a .m . frustration and bitterness. in exile. a .m ; morning worship and ! 30 p .m . Sund a y ' MIDDLEPORT c ommunion. 10.3 0 a .m ; The Greek people were " 1 certainly hope that no Church School, 9 : 30a .m .• John Sunday HYSELL RU~ FREE eveni n g youth F . Fultz , SuRt .; Morntng scheduled to vote Dec. 8 in a matter what the decision of the Worsh i p , 10 : 30 a .m .. Chr i stian Endeavor . 6 .30 p m .; METHODIST CHURCH SYRACUSE Morning worship service , Sunday, 7 · 30 Rev . Paul Ne v ille , pa stor . referendum on whether Greece Greek people will be - which Worship , 9 a .m .; Sunday p m .; Wednesday e ... ening Sunda-v School 9 . 30 a . m ., should be a monarchy or a we all respect - we will be able Churc h School. 10 a .m ., Mrs. prayer meeting and Bible Morning serv i ce, 10 :30 a .m ., youth serv ic e, 6 : .. 5 p . m . • study , 7 · 30 om . republic. 700 E. Main to r eturn to our homeland," the Sampson Halt , Supt. Dlal992-2101 ST. JOHN LUTHERAN Evangel i stic servi ce 7: 30 p .m . Bakers of Good Bread "No matter what th e deposed king said. Prayer meeting , Thursday , Pomeroy CHURCH, Pine Grove, The 7 · JO p .m . Huntington , W. Va. referendum decides I shall Rev W i lliam Middleswarth, Constantine said he recogRUTLAND CHURCH OF Pastor Church Serv i ces 9 30 GOD - Phill i p Whitley , pastor always be ready to retW'n to nized the structure of the FREEDOM GOSPEL a .m . Sunday SchOol 10 30 a .m Sunday sc hool . 10 a m ; MISSION Bald Knobs, Rev . KNADBURY CHURCH OF Greek monarchy would have to worship se rvice. 7 p m .; L. R . G lu esencamp , pastor . CHRIST . Bible School , 9 : 30 Prayer me eting , W ednesday , Roger Wilfrett , Sr.. Sunday be watered down even if the a.m ., morn ing worship , 10 : 30 7: 30p .m School Supt Sunday School ll .m . Sundey evening Worship voters agree to his return as The Stor e with A Heart Minor Repairs & Tune-up 9 : 30 a .m .; Sunday evening Service, 7 : 30 p . m .. cho i r king . worship 7 : 30 . Prayer meet i ng. Racine Phone 949-3342 Beech & Locust Middleport ' prectlce Sunday and Wed . Tuesday , 7: 30 p .m . Ernest Ph . 992-2366 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO "The new kind of democracy nesda-v . 7 p .m ., prayer meeting HAZEL COMMUNITY Deeter , - ~ lass leader Youth and Bi ble Study Wednesday , CHURCH Near Long Bot Nov. 23, 1974 is one in which it is not for me meet i ng , Wednesday , 7 : 30 7:30p .m. tom . E stil Hart. pastor ; Roy p .m .• Ernest Deeter , leader. SALES REPORT OF to set political policy, but to act ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Brown , ass i stant pastor . MT . HERMON CHURCH OF Rev . Freeland Norris, pastor , Sunday schoo l , 10 a .m. , Church Ohio Valley Livestock Co. as a symbol of national unity THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Sunday school 10 a.m .; Church 7 : 30 p.m . each Sunday CH R 1ST Robert Shook , STOCKER CATTLE and stability," he said. evening ; prayer meeting, 7:30 service, 7 p.m . Wednesday Dial992 -32!:14 Middleport pastor. Sunday school , 9 : 30 Bible Study, 7 p.m . p.m. Thursdlly . STEERS- 250 to 300 lbs. 19 to "My title after Dec. 9 will not a .m ., Russell Spencer. supt.; MIDDLEPORT PENRACINE CHURCH OF Middleport, Ohio worship service, 10:45 a.m ., 23.75; 300to400Ibs.18 to 24; 400 be king of Greece, but king of TECOSTAL - Third Ave ., th e I HE NAZARENE Rev . evening worship alternating Rev. William Knittel, pastor . Wi II lam Bartholomew , pa stor . to 500 lbs. 21 to 2G; 500 to 600 lbs. the Hellenes," he said. "I will with C. E. at 7 : 30 p.m . on Ronald Dugan. Sunday Schoo l Sunday sc hool. 9 30 a ,m .• Sunday . Praver meeting , 7:30 18 to 27.50; 600 to 700 lbs. 22.50 represent all Greeks Supt . Cla sses for all' ages; Gerald Wells , supt .. morning p .m. Wednesdlly . Alfred Wolfe, evening service, 7: 30 p .m .; worship , 10 : 30 a .m : W ed to 26; 700 lbs. and Over 23.50 to throughout the world, the la y leader . Bible study, Wednesday, 7:30 nesday service , 7 p .m . Buick- Pontiac-Opei -G .M .C. Dealer WHITE'S CHAPEL 32. strong and the weak, the p .m.; youth services, Friday, RACINE FIRST BAPTISTCoolville RD . Rev Ro-y Deeter, 500 E . Main St . Ph . 992 -2174 7. 30 p .m . HEIFER CALVES - 250 to majority and the minority, and Waller P . Bikacsan , pastor ; pastor. Sunday school . 9:30 337 N. 2nd M iddleport FREEWILL BAPTIST Ph . 992·2550 300 lbs. 17 to 22 ; 300 to 400 lbs. in this respect I think the Corner Ash and Plum , Mid Ronn ie Salser . Sunday sc hool a.m .; worship serv i ce, 10 : 30 sup! . Sund a y school , 9 : 30a .m .; a .m . Bi ble study and prayer Noel Herrman, 15 to 21.50; 400 to 500 lbs. 17 to monarchy could serve the dleport ; morning worship , 10 · 40 ; service , Wednesday, 7: 30p .m . pastor . Saturday even i n g Sunday evening worsh ip , 7. 30 , 22; 500 to 600 lbs. 19 to 23 .25 ; 600 country well." RUTLAND service. 7 p .m . Sunday School Wednesday ev en i ng Bible RUTLAND CHURCH OF 10 a . m .; Sunday evening to 700 lbs. 18.25 to 24 ; 700 lbs. He said he would leave study, 7: 30 . CHRIST - Rod Kas l er, pastor ; worsh i p!. 7 p .m DANVILLE WESLEYAN V . H Bratev. Sunday schoo l and Over 20 to 24.50. military appointments to the 8akers of Gay 90's Bread Racine R"ev . Lelon Gtasure. pastor supt Sunday school. 9 : 30a .m .; Ph . 949·9591 STOCK COWS & BULLS- gov~>rning authorities -{In the Middleport Sunday School , 9 : 30 a.m .; worship service and com . Ph . 992-3030 youth and junior youth service, Bf The Head) - Stock Cows understanding that the armed -munion . 10 30 a.m .; youth 6:45 p .m . ; evening wors~lp , · meet i ng. 6 p .m .; Sunday 125 to 235; Stock Cows and forces would stay out of 7: 30 p.m.; pr,ayer and pra •se , evening serv ice , 7 ; regular . Calves 165 to 260; Stock Bulls . political affairs. Wednesday, 7 · 1n n .m board meeting. third Saturday , MEIGS 7 p .m . SILVER RUN FREE COOPERATIVE !Hi to 170; Baby Calves 5 to 30. Premier Constantine CaraBAPTIST - Rev . Ra lp h Dean, RUTLAND COMMUNITY PARISH i By The Pound) - Canners & manlis ordered the referendum pastor . Sunday School , 10a .m., CHURCH Sunday School , THE UNITED Louis W. Osborne 9 : 30a.m.; Worship service, 11 Leon Miller, supt . Evening METHODIST CHURCH , Cutters Cows 12.75 to 15.50; after winning an overwhelming Middleport. Ohio 220 E. Main Pomeroy Ph. 992-2178 service , 7:30 p .m .; Prayer a.m.; Wednesday prayer Robert T . Bumgarner meeting , Thursday , 7: 30 p .m. .meeting, 7:31) p.m . Sunday Holstein Cows 15.50 to 19.25; victory earlier 111is month in Director night worship, 7:30 p.m . POMEROY CLUSTER - CHESTE);. CHURCH OF Of>mercial Bulls ( 1,000 lbs. Greece's first free elections in RUTLAND CHURCH OF Rev. Carl E. Hicks GOD Rev . James Sat . and Over) 19 to 25. a decade. THE NAZARENE Rev . Rev . D. Wm . Sydenstricker terfield , pastor . Sunday School. Lloyd D . Grimm , Jr ., pastor . CHESTER Worship 9 : 1.5 . 9 : 30a .m. ; worship service , 11 VEAL CALVES - Tops 220 Caramanlis retW'ned from Sunday SChool, 9 : 30 a . m .; a.m. ; Chur c h School 10 a.m.o~. a.m .; evening service , 7 ; lbs. to 240 48 to 52.50 ; Medium exile in Paris last summer and Morning worship, 10 :30 a.m .; ENTERPRISE - Wor'shlp, Y prayer service and youth Chester. Oh io Young people's service , 6 : 45 .; Church Schoo l , IO a .m . service, Wednesd.ay, 7 p .m . We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions 200 lbs. to 300 34 to 40.50 ; Culls set up a provisional civilian a .m p . m .; .Evangelistic service , FLATWOODS - Worship , 11 992-2955 Pomeroy LANGSVILLE CHRIST.IAN 7: 30p.m. Wednesday evening 28 Down. goverrunent when the Greek a .m .; Churc h School 10 a .m . CHURCH T e d Jones , service, 7:30 p.m . POMEROY Worship, SHOATS - 5 to 12.50. military junta collapsed during 10 : 30 a .m . ; Church School 9 : 15 pastor Sunday school , 9 JO MASON COUNTY a .m ; Roy Sigman , supt ; Meigs County Branch THE HILAND CHAPEL, a .m . ;.r'UMYF 6 : 30p .m . the Cyprus crisis. morn i ng worship, 10 : 30 ; GeOrge Casto, pastor. Sunday ROCK SPRINGS- Worship Sunday evening Se rvice. 7 : 10 ; School , 9:30 ; evenlnQ worship 10a.m . ; church Scnool9 a .m. ; mid -week serv ice , Wed Point Pleasant Market UMYF 6 : 30p.m . ~ ~~ 7: 30. rhursaay evenmg praye r nesday, 7:30p.m TWO LDCA TIONS Ml DOLE PORT CLUSTc R service, 7: 30p.m . November 23, 1974 59 N. Second Sf . ODUMS EUGmLE Rev. Robert Bumgarner MA'SON FIRST BAPTIST Middleport, 0 . SYNACUSE CHVH:CH OF 296 W. Second Pomeroy SLAUGHTER HEIFERS Ph. 992-3863 HEA'!rH Worship 10 : 30. THE NAZARENE Second and Pomeroy Sta., Stan 46 Court St. Rev . FAIRFIELD, Conn . (UP!)Gallipolis, 0 . a .m . ; Church Schoo l 9:30a .m.;" Howard C . Black , pastor . Bob ,Craig, pastor. Sunday school 900 lbs. 21.50. 'I Fairfield University's 6-foot-3 UMYF 7 p .m. 9:45a.m .; worship service, 1 Moore, Sundc,y Schoo l Supt ., SLAUGHTER COWS RUTLAND - Worship 9 . 15 a .m . ; training union, 6 : 30 junior guard Damy Odums has a.m Sunday School , classes for all . ; Church School 10 a .m . ; p.m. ; even i ng worship sen lee Commercial (Fat) 18 to 18.70; ages . 9 : 30 a .m. ; morning been declared eligible for the UMYF 7 p.m. 7: 30 p.m . Mid-week prayer' worship, 10 : 45 ; NYPS Sunday, Utility 16-17; Canner & Cutter SALEM CENTER Wor· service, Wednesdav, 7: 30p .m Nationwide Insurance Co. of Columbus, 0 . Groceries & General Merchandise 1974-75 basketball season by ship 9 a .m . ; Church Schoo l 10 6 : 30p .m .; evengellstic serv ice, MASON CHURCH OF 12-16; Bulls Over 1,000 lbs. 20 · 307 Spring Ave . Rac .ne Sunday , 7· 30 p.m . M id -week Pomeroy Ph . 949·5772 the Eastern College Athletic a .m. ; UMYF Thursday, 7 p .m . prayer meeting, Wednesday, CHRIST, P . 0. Bok 487, Mille r 22.40. Dlal992-2318 SYRACUSE CLUSTER St ., Mason, w. Va. Sunday Conference. 1 : 30 p.m. ; Missionary meeting, Rev. Richar'll E . Jarvis Bible Study 10 a.m.; Worship VEAL - Choice and Prime seco,d Wednesday, 7 : 30 p m . Fairfield Athletic Director ASBURY Worship 11 11 a.m . and 7 p .m . Bible Stud-v 226-265 lbs. 38.50. - - U~IrED FAI'rH NUN Wednesday 7 p . m .. Voca I Church School 9 : 50a .m .. Don Cook said Wednesday a.m.; DENOMINATIONAL Rev. music. wscs, 1st Tuesday. YEARLING STEERS Robert Smith, pastor. Sunday Odums needed a waiver from FOREST RUN - Worship 9 FIRST SOUTHERN BAP Feed Bulls 700 - 1,000 lbs. 15school, ':30a.m .; class leader , a .m. ; Church School 10 a.m .; TIST - Corner of Second and both the NCAA and ECAC to Hill ; worship service, " The Friendly Folks" 24.50. wscs. 3rd Wednesda-v, 7: 30 Leo Anderson. Mason. Pastor The Finest in Mobile Homes 10 : 30 a.m .; church , 7: 30a .m. play. He transferred this year p .m. Walter Cloud . Sunday school ' Pomeroy, Ohio STEER CALVES - 30MOO llOOE . Maln PomerOy EDEN UNITED BRETH - 9: 45a.m . ; worship service, 1 I• Ph . 992·7034 MINERSVILLE WorShip from Austin Peay, Clarksville,' REN IN CHRIST - Elden R. a. m. and 7:30 p .m . Weekly 10 a .m .; Church School9 a.m.; · lbs. 23 .75. 25.50; 400-500 lbs. 21Tenn., after the NCAA penal- wscs, 3rd Monday, 7: 30p.m. Blake, pastor . Sunday School (Bible study, Wednesday, 7 : 30 24; 10 a. m .; Howard McCoy. p.m . SYRACUSE Church ized the Ohio Valley conference School. Supt. ; Morning sermon, 11 a. 9 : 3C a . m .; worship MASON ASSEMBLY OF HEIFER CALVES - 4110-550 for certain violations. m . ; Sunday night services : GOO- Second St ., Mason , W servl,., 7: 30 p . m. lbs. 18.711-23. Christian Endeaver . 7:30 p . Va . Chester Tennant, pntor SOUTHERN CLUSTER The NCAA ruled two months m.; Song service, 8 p. m .; Sunday schooL 10 a.m . ; BABY CALVES (BY HEAD ) Rev. Stev•n Wilson Keepsake Diamond Rings ago that Odums and a number Preaching 8 : 30 p . m .; Mid · morning worship, 11 a .m . ; Rev. Larry Paling Devoted to Meigs-Mason Area 212 E . Main St. Pomeroy Ph. 992-3785 - jleef 30-32; Hoi. and Brown week Prayer meeting , Wed evangelistic service, 7: 30p.m lhY. ·Howard Shiveley Pomeroy. 0. of other players who transnesday, 7 p . m .. Ray Adams, Bible study and prayer service SW\ss 9-22 . BETHANY (Dorea&) • ferred out of the OVC would be lay leader Worsh i p , 9:30 a.m .; Church Wednesday, 7: 30 p .m . Pho11e VEAL - 226-265 lbs. 38.50. 773·5133. School 10:30 a .m . allowed to play immediately at CHURCH Oro JESUS CARMEL Worship, 11 HARTFORD CHURCH OF HOGS-U. S. 1-3 190-240 lbs. CHRIST - Located at Rutland other NCAA schools. The a.m ,; 1st and 3rd Sunda-vs; on New Lima Road, next to CHRIST In Christl•n Union 36.5G-38.60 ; U.S. 2-4 2411-260 lbs. ECAC Wednesday joined the Church School 10 a .m . The Rey. William CAmpbell Forest Acre Park ; Rev . Rey • 3?..90-34 ; U.S. 2-4 260 lbs. Up NCAA ruling. Rouse, pastor ; Robert MLisser, ~astor . Sunda-v School , 9 : 30 l . m .; James Hughes. supt. Paint, Plumbing & Electrical Supplies APPLE GROVE Sunoay ; Sunday School supt . Sunday 36.75.; Sows, U. S. 1-3, 300-400 school , 9:3 0 a .m : ; worihip , Tuppers Pla ins Ph. 667·3963 Middleport, Dhlo schooL l0 : 30 a .m .; worship evening service, 7 : 30 p . m lbs. 31-33.75 ; 2-3, 4oo.<!OO first and third Sunday, 7:.10 7:30 p.m . Bible studv. Wed - Wednesday evening praye r p.m .; prayer meeting , vy'ed . nesday, 7 : 30 p .m . Sllturday meeflng, 7 : 30 p . m. Youth lbs, 32-33. 75; Boars 300-600 lbs. The Brooklyn Bridge, on ols nesday, 7: 30 p .m , Fellowship night prayer service, 7: 30p.m . prayer servi~e each Tuesda-v . ?.4.50; Pigs (By Head) 20-4Qibs. completion in 1883, was the supper , first Saturday, 6 p .m . FAIRVIEW BIBLE HEMLOCK GROVE CHURCH , l~tart, W. Va ,, Rt U.M .W . second Tuesday , 7:30 CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson, ~ ; 4Q.li0 lbs. 11-14.25; 60 Ibs. longest suspension bridge in P.m . 1.· Rev. George Hoschar pastor ; Ray .Whaley, supt. ; 14-27 . the world and hailed as the pastor . Sund·ay School 9 : 30' Morning worship, 9 . 30 a ~m .; EAST LETART Sunday church school , 10 : 30 a .m .; a.m . Prayer and Bible slud Building Supplies & Custom Millwork SLAUGHTER LAMBS- Ch . "E ighth Wond e r of the school Salem St. Ph . 742· 395~ , 9 : 10 a .m .: worsh i p , young people 's meeling, · 6 : 30 7:30 p . m . Cottage Praye r World ." Ph . 992 ·3978 Rutland nnd ?rime 8().90 lbs. 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In Memo lV IN LOY NG no y o He y R E ch Qer pnssed <~way N ov 79 S;td y SS f'd by 'J I(' d ch ld e n C a Dona d n d c u n c N LOV NG men o yo G o qc Nc :.s e road s who c. o.sco ilWily f VI: ye QO No e S PM P by w ndchden " o c y wuy a (' W 0 s s e M S ( C\Wily PC 5 C I 3 NG Ru " gun d MATCH on y u Su d o y u n e e c C' v n A nq wo d of b eau y Show o h(' s how o be n o e be u f u w h 0 of M nk OpE' qs n Porn ov M dd epo t and su ound nq ar ea Co n act M s Jo Ann Sn u v age Dusky S Sv acu ::.e O h o 5 9 29 3 p NO d ee Far a ea 0 J Df' Q2 he l ase u q on Anbe qc n N e.=.se se te e 29 POMEROY MOTOR CO. c c REv 'v L w beg n Dec h oug h Dec 7 at h e Church Ches er Oh o o f r;od e ... a gC' s w be Rev oe Beas ey l om A exa ndr a Va Se rv ces w beg n each C'ven ng 7 30 p and spec at s ng ng each even ng E ve yone we come Pas or Re v Da n L Ayers 26 12 c Lost BEAGLE em a les and 1 ma e Be ng e Los n M nersv li e ar eas nee Sun day Phone 992 2977 or con tac Ca v n m baden M ne sv e Oh o 1 29 6 p R EWARD for n forma on ead ng o he <1 r es a d conv c on o pe sons shoo ng my Beu ,l c on my am on Lo nq Ru Road R ong Bo o ll Oh o ohn C P a Wanted To Buy 949 3H36 2 J c TRA ILER 2 to 3 bedrooms wan o ake ove payments Phone 985 3878 NO HUN T Nr, on Da e L e prop c y n Ba Ru S gned Da e L e 1 2 6 p $ 0 F OR unk s $ 15 de ve ed $7 unked auto bod es Phone 949 4484 RE WARD olfcr ed lor a n y n I 24 261p f orma on o a 2 g<1ug e sho t pump g n w nches ler a ken Oll he v c n ty of he CA:>H pad tor a 1 makes and modes of mob e home s Merry Go Round Fr dav Phone area code 614 423 9531 N ov '22 Prope rt y of Ch on 4 13 fc Cad e Rou e Ru and Oh o - - - - - - -Go o the r:ooo USED p ano pr efer Ha r sonv med um o sma s ze Phone d eel o s gun s 992 3103 no qu es t on s asked 1 27 6tc I 27 3 p i !OO NO HUNT Nr; o esp ass ng w th ou pe rm ss on ohn Ro se G enn Tu e Theodore Pu ns Be n B ckers Pau Moo e Dan Sm lh Pau E v n Edson Roush Roq c Dan c s Jameo;; Pa sons V cto Hyse Of> Hea s ey Edwa d F ecker " eorge Frecke Hare d B own B Gru ese Jdn ce R ch e A va Coat es rtmes Ba ey car Mor s V n on Jones A ch e Ros e Car t H cks Jo hn P a Herman Lawson Ke nne h Lawson Gary G I S a n ey T usse Cl n on P tze Grave r Wh te An on L te Mo n d Good Mayford Harr s Robe r t Codne r Orv Ho ter Pau Or r Bob Lee Dougl as C c e oan Wolfe Arch e Tu e 27 6 p I<UHLIS BARGAIN CENTER "at the caution light" St. Rt. 7 Tuppers Plains, 0. Phone 667-3858 JUST ARRIVED 1-Huge load of collecttble furnture oak ch na hutch desk many beaut ful LEA T HER TOP table s des ks rockers a nd lots of other good es n the furn tur e Ime 2-0ider smallttems r uby & other depress on g ass beaut ful lamps dolls hand carved marble s ta tute of Jose ph and baby Jesus m uch muc h more 3-NEW ITEMS the newest fa d for Mama s kttchen the a r t ght apoth ecary bottle n several styles from 67c CARNIVAL glass punch sets for the hal days 59 50 complete CARNIVAL covered turkey d s hes blue w ll ow coffee mugs bean pots brown oven wa re by Hull arge DOG bank s tea c ups f rom Ma n la nd Ch na over SO prs sa t & peppers w th no 2 a l ke l AND REMEMBER KUHL 5 ALWAYS carr es a full I ne of dean used APPLIANCE S (ALL w t h JO day MONEY BACK GUARANTEES) R ght now we have a fine select on of WRINGER WASHERS 1u st over hauled your c ho1ce Maytag Kenmore & Speed Queen Gas or elect ranges from $35 ( 1 beaut fut co·~~~~~:;~~ e lect bu It n refrigerators from port dishwasher $35 dryers $35 COME OUT & SEE our good selection of c lean used furmture and our qualit y budget pnced NEW furmture ALWAYS GET A DEAL AT KUHL S 1 Ourmg the wmter KUHL 5 BARGAIN CENTER IS open S days a week Wednesday thru Sunday 'am 7pm (Closed Mon & Tuos J OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO c 5J7 cho k ed P n E NT ER c l\ UCT ON Thursdav i'!nrl Sa u da y n gh p m at Mason Auc on Ho on St n Mason w va Cons gn men s w e om e Phone 304 773 Nolice Ho o 11 Gun C ub q h <J 1 c M es 1970 CHEV MONTE CARLO $1995 350 V 8 automa tic P steer ng & brakes dark blue flntsh blue inter or b lue v r yl roof factory arr conditioned like new w t~res rad o Many other ext ras - PUBL C NOT CE TO WHOM IT MAY CON CER N A Pe on lor Annexa! on o he v age ol Rae ne Me gs Coun y Oh o at ad acen ter ory he e nafte descr bed has been du y f ed w th he Boa d of Coun y Com m ss oners of Me gs Coun y Oh o o w t S uat e n the Town sh p of Su on County of Me gs Sa e of Oh a and com menc ng a t he mos sou hwes er y co ne of the V age o f Ra e ne Me gs Coun y Oh o be ng t he po nt where he sou th ne of Sect on 0 n e sec: ts the low wa ter ma k of the Oh o R ver ( he border of the State of Oh ol thence sout heas e y a ong he wes I ne of 00 acre o s Nos 279 ?78 and 277 to the southwest corf'ler of 100 acre tot No 277 hence eas a ong th e south ne of 00 acre ot No 277 o lhe sou th eas cor ner of sa d 100 acre o No 277 hence n a st a gh ne no theas t o he pont where the west r gh l or way I ne of Me gs Cou nt y Road No 28 nte rsec ts th e sou th r gh1 of way ne of wha s known as th e Ye tow Bush Road wh ch po n s n 72 a cr e tot Nb 834 then ce n a nor her y d rect on fat ow ng the west r ght of way I ne of Me gs Count y Road No 28 to s n te sec t on w th s ou th r ght ot way 1 ne of Sta'te R(l ute No 124 thence eas terly 'l long the sou th r gh t of wa y ~mli! of Sta te Rout e No 124 to a. pont hal s d reel y sout h of a pro eel on of a west ri ght of wa y ne of what s known a~ th e Sa ser road thence north a[.ong the Y{est r gh t of way ne Qf th e Sa se r r oa d to the forks ef the road n Sect on No 0 th~n ce north o the north ne of sa d Sec t on No 0 th ence "f,es a ong th e no th ne of sed on No 10 Sec t on 6 an d 100 a cre o No 280 to he northw es carn e of sa d 100 ac r e o No 280 !h ence sou h eas ler y along he wes I ne of sa d 00 a cre o No 280 wh ch s a ow wa er mark of the Oh o R ver on th e Oh o s del to the corpora te m s or the V I age of Rae ne Me gs County Oh o thence fa ow ng north e rl y eas 1er y southe r y a nd wester y he co rporate I m ts of the V !a ge of Rae ne to the pace of beg nn ng The Pe l t on w be hea rd at 1 00 P M on J anuary 28th 1975 at th e Common Peas Court Room at th e Cou rt House Pomeroy Oh o Th e Pet to n w th a map of he er ory to be an nexed s on f le a the Off ce of h e Aud tor of Me gs Coun y Oh o wh ere t may be v ewed by an y nl erested per son JO HN T WOLFE Agen t tor the Pe tone rs (I 29 (12) 6 3 20 tj(' NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 21331 Estate of James S Dav s Deceased Not ce s hereby g ven tha t Edw n Mcleod of Rou t e 2 Lowe ll Oh o has been du y appo nted as Adm n s trator of the Estate of James S Davis deceased la te of M e gs County Oh o Cred tors are requ red to f e the r claims wtth sa d ttduc ary w thin four months Dated thi s 19th day of Novemb er 1974 Man n ng D Webster J udg e Me gs Count ~ Oh o I 11 22 29 ( 12) 6 3tc We. talk to you hkt .a person. WMP{)f.1390 ON YOUR DIAL --'------~ Wanted To Buy 0 D !urn tu r e ce boxes b ass beds or camp ete househo d S W e M D M te R 4 Po eroy Oh o Ca 992 7760 10 7 7 4 JUNK autos comp lete and de vere d to ou r yard we p ck up auto bodes and buy a k nds of scrap me tals and on R der s Sa lvage St R t 24 R A Pomeroy Oh o Ca 992 5468 0 7 fc Pets For Sale AKC r sh Se tt ers Has exce ll ent champ on ped g ee comes w lh -;; hots a nd papers Can be o;;een a the L Fe t y Jr R c har d res d ence n Ru t and or ca 742 410 1 Ha f down w ho ld for Chr stmas 27 fc Wantett To Buy l'ASH$$$$S$S FOR JUNK CARS Camp FRY E S TR UCK and AUTO PART S Ru tl and phone 742 6094 11 '2626tc For Rent 2 BEDROOM mob le home n Rae ne a r ea Phone 99'2 5858 1 29 tfc 5 RM downsta rs unfurn shed apartment w h laundry 751 Br ow nell Ave M dd eport Ca ll 985 3974 ------------ ~ 6tP DUPLE X apt n Md d epor1 Ca ll {304) 882 2050 a ft er 5 p m 11 26 tf c ---- 3 ROOM a nd bath co mplet.,t y fu n Shed rea n ce Loca ed near Jones Boys Phone 992 7022 after 5 p m 1 26 3tc 3 BE DROOM home turn shed or un fur n shed On u s Rt 33 Phone 992 7022 after 5 p m I 26 3tc TRA LER s pace Phone 367 77 43 ---for rent I 16 21p J AND 4 ROOM furn s hed and unfurn she.d apartme nt s Phone 992 5.434 4 12 fc PRIVATE me et ng room for af'l organ zat on phone 992 3975 3 1 fc HUUSE a'nd t a er fo r r en n tow n 2 bedroom s Phone 992 3975 and 992 2571 1 6 ff c TRA LE k s pace 2 m es frorr Po m eroy Rt 1A3 Phone 992 5858 10 27 tfc TRA LER 2 bed room Bro wn s Tra er Park Ph one 992 3324 11 8 tfc COUNTRY Mob It! Hom e Park Rt 33 ten m es north of Pomeroy Large ots w th con c re te pat os s dewalks unr ers and off s tree t park ng Also s paces for s ma t ra lers Phone 992 7479 7 21 tfc 4 RM furn shed ap c ose o Powe ll s Sup er Va u phone 992 3658 11 20 fc HOME MAILING COM M SS ION C IRCUL ARS EXCE LL ENT PROFIT POTE NTIA L OFFER DETA LS 2Sc & STAMPED ADDR~SSE D E NVEL OPE AN N CLARK 1223 LAC LA R PGH PA 15218 ________________ ,, 10 26tp On College -------~; --- FUEL OIL HEATERS Proced For Quick Sale POMEROY LANDMARK Jack w Carsey Mgr Ph one 992 2181 Wtll butld separately or 1970 1 TON Chevro let truck dual wheels VB 4 s peed Look s and runs good Haro d Brewer Long Bottom Oh o Pho ne 985 3554 1117 tfc ----------- ~EG -- STEREO horse 9 years old gentle sorrel $290 Call 742 4211 after 5 742 5501 or 74 2 5163 1 29 6tc ELECTROLUX Vacuum c eaner complete with at techments ~ordwlnder and pa nt spray Used but tn 1 ke new condition Pay S3• 45 cash or budget plan available Phone 992 7755 11 26 tfc c; ewtN G Mac h nes br and new Z g Zag n n ice walnut table In orlg nal cartons Never used Clearance on 74 models (O nly a few ava1lablel S.t3 40 cc;t~ or terms available Pho11e 992 1755 11 26 tfc: -------------STEREO r a d o comblnat on ~ 8 tra ck tape am tm rad o 4 speaker sound system Ba a nee Sl06 8.t or terms Call 992 3965 11 26 tfc Ptck up datly 1n Pomeroy & Mtddleport All work guaranteed Phone 949 3611. RACINE GARAGE Ra ctne 0 . Sth 51 - D&D CONSTRUCTION PHONE 949 3832 or 843 266 7 All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING From a stlelf to a house Pa1nt tng stdlng roofing paper hangtng kttchen ca bmet s etc 72 FORD LTD 4 DR SEDAN .. ... $1895 Alr P S P B 72 FORD LTD 4 DR SEDAN... .s1895 A1r P S PB Protect Your Home Or Busmess Brown's Fire & Safety Equipment 71c yl PINTO RUNABOUT ..... ..... .!1195 sp 4 Sales & Servtce 4 72cyl CHEV. VEGA. ...................... sll95 sp Ftre Exttngulshers Home F1re Alarms Testing & Roftlhng Phone742 4673or742 5595 8111 Brown Owner Rutland Ohto 4 4 71 TOYOTA 4 CYL 4 SP. ............... ~795 73 FORD TORINO.............. ......... s2195 4 Dr DAY NURSERY 86 PM ANY AGE CHILD By da y or hour reasonable rat-es reliable people w th medical tralnmg Ph 9'12 7608 before S p m or 142 4902 after s p m ROGER HYSEU:S GARAGE On State Rf 124 2 mt from Route 7 by pass towards Rutland Ph 992 5682 or 992 7121 All Mecl\amcal Work Open Mon Sat 8AM 6PM BOWERS Wagon 72 FORD TORINO ..................... $1695 4 Dr Sedan a 1r P S REPAIR P B 73 FORD GRAN TORINO ............. s2495 All Small Appliances! Lawn Mowers 4 Or Sedan P S P B 4 Door Sedan a r Next to Htghway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 PS 2 Or H T a1r P S P B 72 PONTIAC GRANDVIU£ .......... s2295 JOHNSON'S REMODELING & CONST. GHEfN'S PAINTING HElL 949-3295 RACINE PWMBING & HEATING Rach,e, Alumtnum s1dmg roofmg complete re s tdent•a I con struct1on W1nng plumbing elec heatmg kitchen cabmets etc 27 Yrs experience m canst trade Phone (304) 773 5503 0. Interior & Exterior Work FREE ESTIMATE Fully Insured THE DEPENDABLE I SEE US FOR YOUR UPHOLSTERING NEEDS CONTRACTING CO. FREE ESTIMATE Decorating and Remodeling i'INYL SIDING PH 992 7454 or 992 7129 Ptckup and Dehvery SYLVIA'S UPHOLSTERING 9Yl 5162 Syracuse Ohto 4Dr HT PB 69 FORD 4 DR WAGON............... Sfi95 68 CHRYSLER 4 DR .................... s495 68 CH EV. CHEVELlE.. ..... ... ........ Sfi95 2 Or H T Complete plumbmg & heatmg serv1ce Free Esttmates 72 BUICK LeSABRE ...... . ••• Phone 949 5961 Emergency 992 3995 or 992 5700 4 Dr H T air P S P B ..---TRUCKS,---. 72 FORD RANGER ............... ..S2595 Water Electnc Gas Sewer installed Lines Wor• guaranteed Dozer Backhoe Trucks Ltmestone & Ftll Dirt Commerctal Restdenhal Construc11on & Remodel P S P B long w de bed 2 tone parnt L ke new condtt on V 8 .=.uta 71 CHEV. CUSTOM ............•.. $1895 V 8 auto 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY PS long w de bed Good Selection Cheaper Cars 777 Pear I Street Mtddleport Ohto Phone992 5J67or992 3861 See Ray R1ggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS HOME MPROVEME NTS Anyth ng you want or need to mprove your home from rep laceme nt w ndows k t chen and bathroom r e made n g garage door operators or add ng on a room Ca Fr ed B Goeg en for free est mates or s top by our mode home on Wr ght St n Pomeroy Ca 992 5976 11 29 ltc DOZER or backho e work Phone 446 3981 or 4A6 3459 a r PS NOW Ope n Howe I a nd Boswet A\J io R epa r 330 Meehan c St 9 8 lfc Hours 9 a m to 5 30 p m E ven ngs by appo n men EXCELS OR Salt Works E F ee g rease ob w th o Ma n St Pomeroy AI k nds cha nge th ough Dec 3 Phone of salt water pe ets water 992 7627 nuggets block salt and own Oh o R ver Sa t Phone 992 l89l SEW NG MACH N ES Repa r 6 5 ttc se rv ce a I makes 992 2284 The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy - - - - - - - - - - - -- ~I::: PT t ANKS c leaned Author zed S nger Sa es and EX U-w'"' 1 t Nu uuzer oader Mode rn San tat on 992 3954 or Se rv ce we sharpen Sc lisors and backhoe work septic 99 2 1349 3 29 lfc tank5 installed dump tru~s 9 8 tfc and 19 boy s for h re w haul --------DOZER work land c l~arlnQ by mestone & fill dirt top sol CATTLE A 1 t~erv ce Ph one the acre hourl y or contract gnver can Bob or ~oger L Parker 992 '226A Pomeroy tarm pond s roads et c Large Jeffers day phone 992 7089 or 667 325 Coov e stat on dozer and operator w th ov er night phone 992 3525 or 992 11 1713tc 20 years ex per ence Pu I ns 5232 Ex cavat ng Pomeroy Oh o 2 11 tfc READY M X CONCRETE Ph one 992 2478 de l vered rrght to your 12 19 lie proJect Fast and easy Free CARPET nstallat on $125 per J EP"ftC iANKS cleaned est mate s Phon e 992 3284 reasonable rate s Ph .t.t6 ya rd Phone R c hard West Goeg en Ready M x Co 4782 Gall polis John Russell 64) 2667 M dd eporl Oh o owner and operator I 13 26tp 6 30 ttc 985 4100 Located on St Rt 7 Cht;ster 0 Many Prices Reduced I 6 1J tfc m n water brush Oh o ------------------------- 3 25tc 7 4 Cadillac Eldorado Cpe , power, a1r• ••••• • 18500 • • RUTLAND - J bedrooms full basement all electric $18 500 00 307 Sprtng Avenue Pomeroy 992 2298 COijTACT LOIS Pauley Branch Manager C!ARPOING 501 NYLON $7 95 Yd and UP Prdrce Includes lnstaltatton an free padding Talk to Wendell Grate carpel consultant 1 5q -We have hundreds of carpet values Your job can be completed In 1 to 2 weeks No long waiting period • SPECIAL I Candy Stripe Carpet with rubber back Reg. $6 99 sq yd NowS499Sq Yd Nece for bedrooms kitchens etc RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 4211 74 Cadillac Cpe DeVille, full power, a1r•••••17500 74 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, full power, a1r •••••'7500 Strout Realty 2 BR Ranc h attached garage modern kitc hen c 1ty water additional cement block bldg $2J 000 00 NEW - All eloc carpeted J air conditioning BR $17 500 00 160 A FARM Several outbuildings large home elec heat 6 pOnds OWner will take land contract 73 Olds 98 LS Sedan, full power, a1r••••••• 14595 73 Dodge Pol Cus. 4 Dr HT , • 73 Olds Cut Sup. HT CHRistMAS SPEDALS! ' WAS Modern Hutch' - - - - - - - - - - -239 95 New 3 pc L1v1ng Room Tables- ----149 95 The Large S1ze 14 Sols of lamps per sot 79 95 New Mediterranean Set of Tables - - - - - - - - - - - - -199 95 NOW 129 95 69 95 55 oo 119 95 Electrophon•c 100 w AM FM Stereo Component OUtftl hko now _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ ,. 95 Realtst•c 40 W AM FM Stereo Component Outftl _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _88 00 Mediterranean Room Dt.v.~•d:•:r=========79 95 New Herculon Rec liners_ 49 95 • ~ ' « ....... n • Cpe~ pow , a1r ....13095 1 power, a1r •••••• 3295 HT Sed, v-roof, alr .............. 13495 72 Olds 72 Olds Toronado Cpe., V-roof, pow , a1r .... 13595 72 Chev. Imp Cpe., V-8 72 PontiaC Cat 71 98 HT auto~ P S .......... 12495 Cpe., Pilwer, a1r •••••••• 12895i V-root, Door, auto a1r ......... 11795 Ford Gal 500 4 dr , 71 Volkswagen 411 4 .......... 11695 •* "• 70 Olda 98 Hoi. Sed, power, a1r ........... 11495 •' 69 Ford LTD .. • • HT Cpe, '59 Chev. Mal 4 Dr, V roof, V-3 a1r ••••••••••• sgg5 auto, P.S ..........sg95 69 Pont1ac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T~ v-roof, a1r .... 1595 Soltd Maple Round Lamp Tabt• ~-------3995 68 Pontiac Bonni!VIIIe H.T. Sedan, power, a1r1595 Solid State Stereo Compomn~•:•'~====:J;;!C:edlc4995 2 Used Small Frae1erseced to Sell 68 Chev. Mal. Wagon, V-8 auto., P Portable RCA Tape Player uses battery, electric, ctgarette hghter powered used only4 times 79 95 .. -.. • w BuHot a ntco ono•---- - - - - - - - ' - - 1995 Hoover Green Portable Washer and Dryer·_ _ _ _ l19 95 All Now Lamps tn stock 20 Pd Off .- 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle, posts There s eVlden ce that Some of the people on that slate a ren t the stro ng est of leader s sa1d Rep Ronald Weyandt DAkron We fell mto some tra ps last tune~\ Weyandt like others feels Lanc10ne s bid for the second slot may have come too late and IS not well e nough organized There s senllment an un dercurrent of feetlng about what s gomg to happen to A G but nobody has come r1ght out and sa1d we ought to do something Weyandt satd Some Democrats feel nobody needs to do anything I think his chances are real good srud Rep Marcus A Roberto D Ravenna He s accumulated a lot of IOU s over 30 years and Slime of the county chatnnen ma y work m his favor If he can unshck the slate the n Ver n s com m1tment.'l could fall apart and everybody would JUmp mto tt Qutlter Is Fall Guy The fall guy apparently Is Quilter If Lanc10ne decided to run for spea ker pro tempore Qu1lter would have to take the chance of bemg defeated or hold onto h1s maJont; leaders post Head to head With almost anybody I would have to bet that A G would wm sa1d Roberto One thing workmg ill Lan ctone s favor 1s the fact that if Qutlter s hould lose Mallory a top-rankmg black Democrat With a lot ol support would be next m hne Thts ts gomg to be a test of Vern s holding power said Weyandt He s gomg to have to make a b1d for hiS slate Lanc10ne now makes $18 500 as speaker Evtcllon from leadership would reduce his annual salary to $17 500 The s peaker pro tern s post wUI pay $22 500 next year -a boost of $4 000 over Lanc10ne s current pay which will we1gh heavily when his pension IS calculated of a nwnber of members to retam Lanc1one s 28 years worth of expertise to help gwde the Democrat.'l mto battle wtth mcommg Republican Gov James A Rhodes You don t throw a guy like A G on the Junk p1le sa1d one Democrat He s been around here longer than any of us and he s worked with Jun Rhodes Lanc10ne 67 appears likely to be ousted from hiS speaker s position by Speaker Pro Tern pore Vernal G Rtffe Jr D New Boston who has put together a slate for the caucus vote next Tuesday Try To Save Face Associates say Lanctone realiZes he IS beaten and ts attemptmg to save face by seekmg the No 2 spot R1ffe s forces say the slate IS Sllhd and there IS no chance Lanclone can break through In a secondary leadership post You don t wound the kmg srud one You k1U the kmg But the kmg m1ght not be dead Here IS the thinkmg of some Democratic members We don t want to end up like the Republicans m 1971 sa1d Rep John E Johnson D Orrvtlle They had 11 all gomg for them and they ended up going ln all directions The GOP caucus spht over the tssue of taxes and House Speaker Charles F Kurfess R liowlmg Gree had difficulty controlling his caucus until 1t fell mto the mmonty We need our strongest team m there especrally now sa1d JohnSiln You don I throw away one of your best p1t BA 68 BuiCk Skylar11 2 Dr H T , auto., .S........ sg95 M DACCA ( UP!) - Pnme Mmtsler Mujtbur Rahman mobilized a gumt crvilian and military relief force today to rud Vlctims of a severe cyclone that swept across the southeast coast of Bangladesh The 90 mil.,...n-hour wmds and 10-foot-lngh tidal waves battered the coast Thursday heavily damaging the !ammowracked nation s precarious nee crop lmtial report.'l sa1d at least f1ve perSilns d1ed m the storm wh1ch submerged low lymg coastal areas near the port of Outtagong and off.olJore IS lands The Storm Warrung Center ln Dacca said the wind and water destroyed or damaged houses ln the region and cut communi cations lines Offtcials satd the winter r1ce crop which was almost ready for harvest was badly damaged Heavy floodmg in Bangladesh last summer virtually destroyed the past season s nee crop The government srud the pre\1ous damage contnbuted to the starvation deaths of at least 'l/ 000 perSilns Sheikh MuJ 1bur Rahman trymg to head off a new Pont1ac Cat 4 Dr~ -~~ .... -..., Tea m I<' no u l~ov" C td Supply 61 27 own Bo 54 34 end y I a vern 43 45 NY C o h Hou5e 113 45 Roy a Oak Park J6 52 T u ne s Grocery 27 6 H Qh nd Game Pa l Carson 2 8 Pat Ca rson 190 H gh Se r es Pa Carton 568 A e ta Br ck es 477 Tea m H gh Game Fr end y Tave rn 52 1 Team H gh Seres F ,.- end y Tavern 439 MORNING GlORIES Nov 9 U74 Sta ndrngs Tea m Exce s or o Co 65 G bb s Groce r y G a. Avto Parts sa N ewe 1 Sun oco WMPO JO Spencers Mark.et 29 H gh nd Ga me V cky G tan 197 Ma lene W son " " 95 H gh 5e es W son 544 - Ma rt ene E en Rough 5 0 Tea m H gh Game G bbs G oce ry 858 Team H gh Se r es G bbs Groce r y 2370 TUESDAY TRIPLICATE Nov n 197-i Stand ng s Tea m K ng Bu ld Supply 65 39 Roya C own Bo 6A 40 Fr end ly Tave n 5 53 NY <.lu lh ng House 49 55 Roya l Oak Park 44 60 Tu ne s G ocery 39 65 H gh lnd Game Betfy Sm th 2 0 sabe e Couc h 18 2 H gh Seres - Do R fe- 509 Isabe l e Couc h and Betty Sm th 506 Team H gh Game Crow n Bolli ng 560 Team H gh Se es C own Botti ng 1464 Royal Royal WEDNESDAY EARLY BIRO Nov 10 1974 Sta nd ngs Tea m 72 32 Ben Tom Corp Dependable Contract ng 68 36 Eve yn s Gro ce ry 60 44 Ebersbac h Hardware 56 48 Roush s La nd ng .d2 62 Francs Flor s ts 1A 90 H gh lnd Game - Mar ene W son 94 Lou se Harr son 89 H gh Ser es Lou se Ha rr son 507 Marlene W son so Team H gh Game Tom Corp 848 Team H gh Ser es Tom Co rp 2430 Ben Be n MASON BOWLING CENTER SUNDAY MI)(ED No v 3 1974 Bake& Wth e s so 22 NHL TRADE MONTREAL (UP!) - The Montreal Canadlena of the Nattonal Hockey League an nounced Thursday they have t raded left winger Chuck Lefley to Ule St Louis Blues for veteran defenseman Don Awre y Awrey 31 was m his second season with the Blues olt.er playing nine years with the Boston Bruins Lefley 24 was m his fourth season with the Canadlens least 300 000 persons dted Winds during the 1970 cyclone hit 130 miles an hour Since 1891 a total of 135 cyclones have battered the Impoverished region Bangladesh a three year-old nation of 80 million was born during the 1971 IndoPakistani War whtch asserted India s dominance over the Asian subcontinent The BengaU. ln Pakistan s eastern region declared in dependence early ln 1971 but had to wait until India s victory at the end of the year before taking over effective conlrol of thell' new country PUBLIC NOTICE catastrophe ordered CIVIlian The following do cume nts were rece ved or prepared by the Oh o Envtronmenta Protect on Agencv dur ng th e previous week Anyone aggrieved or adversely effected by ss uance or renewal of any permit(sJ I ce n se (s ) or var ance(S) may request an adludtcation hear ng by wr tte n eQuest pur s uant to Oh o Rev sed Code Section 37.t5 07 w th n th rtv (30) days or the d rectors proposed a c t on to ssur or deny such documents That statute does not prov de tor hea r ng requests to the OE PA on applications revo c at ons mod flcat ons com plain ts vert ed com pta nts cerliftcatlons eases orders or fine act ons W th n 30 days of pub I cation of th s notice any person may at so ( 1 l sub m t written co mments relet ng to act ons prosp oed actions complaints or verlf e d compla nts (2) r e quest a pub l c meet ng regarding proposed actlo~s and or (3) request notice of further act ons on proceed ng s Requests for hear ngs on final ac t ons to ss ue deny mod fy revoke or renew permits lcenses or var en ces thet are not preceded by proposed ac t ons and so !dent f ed n th s not ce s hould be sent to the Envrronmental Bo a rd or Review Su te 50S 33 North High Str eet Co umbus Ohio .43215 All other requests for adlud ca tion heerlngs and ot her communicat ons co ncern ~n g public hearings public meetings ad/ud c at on hea r ngs comple nts of any k nd llld reou at ons shOu d be addressed to the Legal Records Secti on Ohio EPA P 0 Box. 10,.9 Columbus Ohto 43216 Dacca for rescue work on outlymg tslands and more ships were expected to join the relief effort The cyclone was the 15th to hit the area m the past 14 ye ars The worst was m 1970 when offlctal figures showed at NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT case No 21 346 Estate of Anderson B K•bbte Deceased Not ce s hereby g ven that Bernard V F u tz of M ddleport Oh o has been du y appo nted Executor of the Estate of An derson B K bble deceased late of Me gs County Oh o Cred tors are requ red to f e the r cia m s w th sad f due arv with n fou r months Dated th s 12 t h day of November 197 4 Mann ng 0 Webster Judge Court ol Common Pleas ProbateD vh on {11 1 1S 22 Me gs County Ohio Jtc 29 '695 MIEIGS (61<1 466 6037 Unless oth erw ise stated In part cular not ces all other communicat io ns ncludlng comments on proposed act ons and requests for pub! lc meetings s ,ould be addrened either to th e New Source Air or NPDEA Perm 1 Records Sect ion wh ic hever s lp proprlate at tht Oh o PEA P 0 80)1 10A9 ColumbUS Ohio 43216 Denial of permit to nstall S outherlv E ementary Southern Local School Board Racine Oh o Ap pl cat on No 06 041 V8, auto, P .S......... '495 • Van Zandt You II Ltke Our \Juahty Way of Dolng Bustness r• LANES Tue sday T..- pi <ate No" s 1914 Stan d ngs and m1htary authorities to mobiliZe for rescue and relief work Two naval ships left Chit tagong 175 mdes southeast of ' ~ POMEROY DOWLING COUNTY 1 67 CadillaC H T Sedan, full power, a1r ........ 995 u lesser pick up pieces 4 Dr., V-8, auto , P .S .......... sg95 P.S...... for Local &wling persons power, mr ....... 11095 68 Chev. -- ""' ..- 66 Karr & ..-·-·. M We also buy households of furntture at TOP CES nexl sesston and lmprove his pens10n beneflt.'l and the rum k eep from toss m g House Speaker A G Lancwne D Bellau-e on t he poltttcal scrap heap and to mstall hun as speaker pro tempore The move 1s fed by two u ~ Maytag Dryer like now•- - - - - -- - - - 1 2 5 oo D Youngsto wn An surfacmg m the House Democratic caucus tQ 1S Relief forces Buyl •• LUNCRETe del vered Monda y through Saturday and e ven ngs Phone 446 1142 RT 143 - All olec home J BR carpeted bath & ' carpOrt l 2 acres to remam a part of leadershtp attempt Man For Speaker USED CARS Real Estate For Sale des1res - Lanc10ne s own w1sh hke Vern but we aren t gomg to buy the whole slate The s late mcludes Rep Barney Qt.nlter now maJOrity leader [).Toledo for speaker pro tempore Rep William L Mallory [).Cmc mnatl now as s1stanl maJOrity leader for ma)ortty leader and Reps Patnck A Sweeney D-Cieve land a nd Thomas J Carney Most of the Democrat.'l agree that Riffe 1s the man for speaker It s not that A G has done less sa1d one It s JUSt that we feel Vern could do a little more But there has also been a lot of resentment of the treatment that A G IS getting A lot of us ---~------ CHARLES R Ha tf et d backhoe and dozer lnes drains foo ters clean ng Rt 1 Ru t and Phone 742 609 2 11 By LEE LEONARD COLUMBUS (UP!) - chers L REMEAN ~ 1112 ACRES - Several fruit trees garage and 5 room house Want only $8500 00 33 ACRES - Good hunting area 3 bedroom home bath electnc heat city water and minerals 3 ACRES - All clean farm land 2 bedroom home bath furnace and drilled well Just $10 000 00 1 ACRE Nearly new 3 bedroom home nice bath with shower Compact kitchen stove refrlgerafor lots of cabinets and \ dining $17 500 00 I LARGE GARDEN - 7 room house bath nice large living fronf porch carport on level tot Sl6 500 oo WE HAVE THE TIME IF YOU HAVE THE FINANCING AND WANT TO START SAVING YOUR MONEY P B 72 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill .......... $1895 5 1 tft SYRAI.U>E Close to river double level lot fenced J B R bath basement porches N G forced a ir furnace priced right POMEROY - Downtown bus ness room and nice apartment over Excellent for any type bu s iness Asking only Sl8 000 00 REEDSVILLE - 9 acres about all tlllabl a lovely bu ldlng site T P water located on Rt 124 overlooktng nver $5 BOO MINERSVILLE - 1 story frame 3 BR bath nice k1tchen porches natural gas TP water lots of ground $7 900 WE HAVE BUYERS - WE NEED HOMES TO SELL LET US KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE 992 2259 or 992 2568 a r 72 MERCURY MONTEGO .....•.... }1795 -"CBRAOFORI.J ~ u cfoneer Complete Serv ce Phone9A9 3821 or 949 3 61 Rae ne Oh o Cr tt Bradford sell Phone 992 7320 COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE & REPAIR Interior, Exterior Road -------------- GRAVEL sand Mason sand mes tone PH Run by the ton Oe t vered Phone 446 1142 10 18 tfc 957 CHEVY parts NEW Lakew ood tract on ba s h acker a r shocks hooker headers w h 3 co lec tors for sma b l o.~i.k Ca 992 3496 a t er 6 p m BEST OFFER 10 17 ffc CHOICE BUILDING SITES FOR SALE IN SYRACUSE SPINE T CON SOLE PIANO Wanted Respons ble party to purc hase spinet p la no on low monthly payments Can be seen locally Wnte Representat ve Ken Bayless P 0 Box 276 Shelbyv lie FUkN S HED apa rtmen t 3 lnd ana 46176 rooms and bath Ideal for 11 29 2tp work ng cou p e Phone 992 29 37 LOSE we ght with New Shape 11 24 6tc Tablets and Hydrex Water P lis at Dutton Drug Mid dteport end Nelson Drug 11 26 31p For Sale F REWOOD any engl h Call 992 5422 or 992 3312 11 10 26tp an d gr nder w lh she lt er a ta c hm e n A so John Dee re f on e nd oad er w th b acke ts Phon e after 5 p m 949 5684 11 27 3 p '. XER Wanted To Rent HOUSE n Country M e gs o Ga a S75 per month or ess Have no c h tdren Phone 245 5293 a h e r 8 p m 1970VA L ANT65Xl2 3bedroom 11 27 61c fu y ca rp e ed LP gas heat - - - - - - - - -- Phone 992 7751 6 25 ttc For Sale Real Estate For Sale 0 SHWAS HER Phone (30 4 HOUSE fo sa e 249 Un on 773 5332 A new tv decor ated I 22 6tc Ave ns de May be seen by ap po n m en Phone 992 56 17 LOW ERY o r gan with ac 5 2tc cesser es A beau t tul Chr s t mas g ft mu s t be seen to apprec a te Ma y be seen at NE W b eve I home 3 2A9 Un on Aven ue or ca ll 992 bedrooms bu It n k tchen 56 7 basement w th one car 11 15 12tc garage Phon e 742 3S15 or see M o Hut c h son GROCERY bvs ness tor sa le fc Bu ld ng for sate or lease Phone773 5618from 8 JOp m 5 ROOM house w th bat h and to 0 p m tor ap po ntm ent lot Dr ted welt Cat after 4 3 20 lfc p m 247 258 11 2.t 6tp A SNOW t r es 13 nch off Vega used one season good con BU LD NG tot 80ft frontag e x 165 tt The second lot on teft on d t on $20 989 2704 after 5 R verv ew Dr ve L ncoln H I Pomeroy Oh o If n terested call ~'~92 3230 after 5 pm BUILDING SITES 10 17 tfc BEDROOM Ir a er n Sy r ac use c ose to schoo No ch ld r en o r pets Depos t req~ed Phon'€' 992 244 1 after 6 30 p m 0 18 tfc SEW NG Ma ch nes orrmo n ew Z g Zag n n ce wa nut table n or g nal cartons Never use d C earance on 74 Mode ls (O nly a few av a abe) 543 40 cash or te r ms ava la b e Phon e 992 7755 10 15 tfc M TRA ILER for sa te 1970 Fleet wood 2x60 S4 200 Good cond t on Phone 742 5364 1 27 6tc ~ WALNUT stereo rad o am fm 8 tra ck tape comb na t on Ba ance $107 AS or terms cat 992 3965 11 19 tfc Sp r nger Cows fo sa te Ea Dean Ches ter Phone 985 3855 27 6tp Mobile Homes For Sale IS YOUR present home too b g or have too many steps to ---c rr;~l;i., See this one floor f ve roor'rl home a t 205 Spr ng l Bt:.UROOM fun cottag e at Ave Pomeroy Complete y Rock Sp r n gs deal for schoo r edecorated ns de and out personn e l adu ts on y New Luxaire fvrnace system re ferenc e desired Phone 997 n ce ut t v bu d ng An 2789 mproved home reasonably 1 3 tfc pr ced Phone 992 5292 11 29 tfc FURN ISH ED ap t Ad ults on y M dd teport Phone 992 3874 FORD motor 292 or 312 or good 11 1.t tfc used corn p cker Phone 843 2963 UNFURNISHE.P hou se A 11 29 2tc rooms and bet h 1650 L nco1n He ghts PhOi'le 992 387A HAMP SHIRE pgs Corn fat 11 14 tfc tened w e gh betw een 200 250 pounds Phone 378 6152 FUt<N ~HED apa tment 11 29 3tC ut 1 t es furn shed su. tab e for two work ng men or FOR better c ean~n. g to keep ret r ed coup e L v ng oom co lors g leaming use Blue k tc hen s howe r an d bath On Lustre car pet c eaner Rent rna n h ghway Mason W Va electr c sham pooer Sl Baker Phone 773 5147 F urn tu r e Com pa ny 10 27 tfc 11 29 3tc 2 3 ROOM ra ler good cond 1 on Phone 991 2358 0 a m to 2 p rn and lrom 7 p ll 10 2 m dn gh 11 2731c 974 CUTLA SS Suprem e Am Fm a supe r spor t whee s and nte r or Phone 992 998 1 APPLES F tzpatr ck Orc hard 27 31C Sta te Route 689 Phone W kesv lie 669 3785 1970 CHEVRO LET tapr p s p b a r con d t on ng 350 automat c n good con d t on PUREBRED Her efo d bu 26 w t se l reasonabl e Phone mo nth s o d 1953 model 247 2679 Fe r guson tracto r John 11 268tc Shee ts 3 m es sou h of M dd leporl on R I 7 974 CHEVROLE T P ckup I 24 6 p cus tom deluxe take over payments Phone 992 7876 1 26 61p SIEGLER and 968 DODGE Polara $350 MONOGRAM exce ll ent cond t on Wh te v nyl top p s p b auto a n s m ss on fa r t res Phone 992 3598 29 61c Help Wanted HOW TO EARN MONEY AT - 11 21 6 t c 60 IN CH s rand ~ pear beads reg s 17 an d s 29 sa e pr ce 35c po lyes ter fabr c spec a S2 9 8 yard Cake deco rat ve s up p es Nove tv Fa br c and Crafts Wash ng t o B vd Belpre Oh o 1 '27 41c I Business Services .. ton FIR EWOOO for f rep lace or s tove Cut to leng th Phone 992 7644 1 3 26tc J Q S H OOT 1972 NOVA S2250 2 Dr V 8 auto P S black vmyl top w th red f msh Good w w t res radio local 1 owner car and serviced regularly by us KOSME T CS Remem be r Chr s tmas s con ng We have many new p oduc s h(l! w make n ce fts Phone' BROWN S 992 vca 'lCJ O by twsba d c o nq H (' C 1 22 6 Pomeroy Motor Co. 1972 DODGE DART $2495 Cus tom A Dr loca l owner car 318 V 8 eng ne auto P S a r v nyl trim v ny l top ra dio w w t res gold f n sh 304 KOSCV Ru mo y o P SS d Nov 0 9 3 S rtd y n ssed ROY n d h ess ng Pho e ANO ns c o by schoo ed nnd eKp e ence d e a h e !3cg nne n termed a e an d <!dvan ced s tudent we com ed M s 'Vm Bartho lomew 1 d S Ra e nc Phone 949 '" c 29 Sl U P p W Ben who pass d N ov I B 9'i6 Sil d y n SSeCl by and qr~ndch d en LO V N G m ~ro NO D EER hun ng on a ms of Ch es Yos Nca C' S"t' l and an We ll F ve en e Po n :. 24 61p ook. h n Sa J " c "'...,av N , .tBS 45 33 a sad dn The one we ov d w N LOV N G memo 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY 5 1-lOOT NG Match Ra e ne Gu n C ub Sun ay Dec p n DEER vc yea Go d Not1ce SWEEPER Repel r Parts and uppt es Dav s Vacuum Ceae n to>u pGeogC' S C eek R d o a e Rou e Phone 6 0794 1 ?7 H e 2? "' F Auto Sales For Sale trumpet good con d Phone 992 36C6 CONN S75 Some Democrats want to keep on with Lancione M 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Eventngs Unti16 00--TIISp m Sal S.mllh & Rob nson ~~ 28. F rceman & Roush 40 31 Norman & Sm 1M 40 32 Nf"son&James 36 36 G £le n & Grogan 32 40 Br ewer & Good r ch 24 48 Demons n 50 H gh lnd Ser es Men M Norm a n 552 H Ne son 526 Women J M Hyse l 477 p M ght .458 H gh lnd Game {Men) M Norman 205 J W th ers 198 Women) M Hysell 85 P M gh 69 WEDNESDAY MIXED No v 6 1974 Rou s h & Dav s 60 M t e & Harbour 50 F reba s 50 20 JO 30 Kau ll Doug as Sm th 40 40 s co em an 38 42 Han d caps 36 4.d A eybum s 36 44 Ha s ea d & Rathburn o 70 H gh lnd Se res (Men H Sm h 596 ~ Davs 523 (Women N Sm th 5 s A Sm h 490 H gh lnd Came (Men H Sm h 2 .d B Dav s 202 (Women) A Sm th 87 N Sm h 75 Wa on Sea TUESDAY AFTERNOON WOMEN SOMETHING TO BELIEVE IN 1970 PLYMOUTH VALIANT Slant 6 econom ca new nt pa 1969 BUICK ELECTRA 225 Pwr seat P S P 8 auto trans a r cond rad o 1969 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME Auto trans PS P B a r cond r-ad o 1969 MERCURY MARQUIS PS P 8 a r cond auto trans rad o uxury n e or • 1969 PONTIAC FIREBIRD OHC 6 cy l 3 speed floor s h ft bucke t seats 1968 PONTIAC CATALINA Auto tran s PS PB rad o two tone Dealershtp Open Mon Fn Tlil7 00 PM SatTtiiSOOPM SEE CEWARD CALVERT, SMILIN' ART No v S 1974 M I er s Muk.et Mi t ers Ins Sayre s Hardware Danny s M ra e e Wa ter Anchor B 1 ar ds Pome roy Sunoco K n.gs Laundram at tnge s Furn ture H gh lnd Ser es - K 54 1 B Ba ey .t96 H gh nd Game Sprad ng 9 K Dav is 62 8 24 5~ 52 28 42 38 34 46 30 50 12 sa 22 58 Dav s MONDAY MERCHANTS No v 4 1974 56 6 ss 7 44 36 34 29 Sm 28 l6 38 43 lh - s 255 TUESDAY INDUSTRIAL No v S 1974 Kut & Sew 56 24 Bur tons 4.d 36 R ggs 44 36 F shers 4.d 36 Mason Aggregate •1 39 B It s AO 40 Coco Co a 28 52 Bend T es 23 57 In s Se ries D Bodkins ~51 H M Iter 640 H gh lnd Game D Bodkin s 257 W Dudd ng '2 46 KYGER CREEK Nov 7 1974 A Sh It 52 28 P n Boys so 30 T mber Sp tter s 46 34 C Sh f1 42 38 Back 0 amend 26 5.4 Un pred cteb es 24 56 H gh tnd Se ries J Reed 615 S Arno d 0 Nee I and H Thomas 592 High nd Game H Th omas 266 G Shr mp in 252 PHILIP SftOitN PLANT Nov .5 1974 A Sh fl 52 20 Un t No 3 38 34 Un t No 1 36 36 W ldmen 32 40 Utility 32 40 c shirt 26 46 H gh nd Se ries - Clark 598 Murray 597 H gh tnd G~me - Mv ra y 235 Clar k 230 POMEROY LANES THURSDAY STRIKERS Nov 21 1974 W Smith Nelson Motors Inc. SOO E Matn St Ph 992 2174 L M lche ll s Tr o 93 11 S man s Pick a Pa r 54 so Shaktee Gir ts 52 52 48 56 H Frank s G rl s Wards Rot ettes 3-4 70 Team No 6 31 73 Hi gh Team Seres - M I c he s Tr o 1 ~68 H Fr an k s G rls and Tea m No 6 348 Wards Ro ettes 1269 Team H gh Game Mit che I s Tr o .t94 and 493 Team No 6 484 H gh nd Ser es - wanda Teaford 543 Sh rley M tche ll 451 Co nn e Chapman 450 High nd Game Wanda Teaford 202 and 77 Conn e Cha pman 75 Nothing went to farmers recently COLUMBUS (UPI J - The executive v1ce president of the Ohw Farm Bureau Federation sa1d today high transportation and labor costs a r e largely responSible for the mcrease m food prices but added a shortage of grain wUI soon make corn led beef a real delicacy Th e U S Department of Agriculture reported thts week the cost of feeding a theoreUcal family of 3 2 persons rose $4 m October Farm Bureau Federation ExecuUve Vice President C William Swank man Interview with UP! was asked if the farmer rece1ved •ny ol the October price Increase? Not thiS last Increase he S3ld because I don t know of a smgle commodity where the fanners have received a pnce mcrease ln the last month If they have It h as been almost msigniflcant It has to go to labor and transportation Swank sa1d The profits of the retailers are involved We ve got heat and light and aU of those kind of costs that plague the entire processmg and dlstrtbut10n Industry I think it (the m crease) has to be there Normal Bobbing ' The only price flucuations farmers a nd growers have seen have just been the normal bobbmg around and 11 1s not a significant change said Swank And that mcludes meat milk and eggs The cattle and hog people WORLD ALMANAC FACTS MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. Nov 20 1914 Sf•ndtngs Team Po nh Z des Sport Shop 60 Young s Super Mkt 60 Sm th Nelson Molor 54 Regatta In 54 Te nth Fremer s 50 Nelson Drug Co 38 H gh nd Game - (Men A L ~he ps Jr 222 Ken Mclaugh n 202 (Women) Caro yn Bachner 200 Belly Sm th 184 H gh nef Se res - I Men A L Phe ps Jr 570 Charles Winebrenner 559 (Women ) Betty Sm t h 54.' Caro yn Bach ner 534 Team H gh Game - Tenth Frame rs 7U Z des Team High Series Spo rt Shop 2036 TRICOUNTY Nov 19 1t14 Te•m Points Raw ngs Auto Par ts 66 Sears Cet a og Mercha nts 60 H&R Firestone 52 Roach s Gun Shof 46 Pomeroy Cemen B ock Co 42 Midwest Stee l Co 22 H gh lnd Game - Da e Dav s 236 Ke n Moh er 223 H gh tnef Ser es - Oa e Da v s 591 B I Radford 586 Team H gh Game - Sea rs Catalog Merchants 926 Team H gh Ser ies Pomeroy Ce men t Block Co 1656 are workmg off a s urplus of red m ea t said Swan k That s wh) pr1ces are lower than the cost of productton Next year I would anticipate a modest decrease m grain production and an mcrease m the prices of meat milk and eggs Swank said Lhe corn crop because of mclem ent weather rangmg from too much ram to a drought and an early frost was not what was expected which wlll mean more grass led beef next year I would almost predtcl "e won t have the amount of corn led beef we have around now for the next five years satd Swank ~ There wtll be more and more gr ass fed cattle sa1d Swank O>rn led beef will be a real delicacy Stores may even feature the difference Not As Bad Swank sa td overall Ohto corn a nd soybean growers did not have as bad a year as or1gmally expected We dtdn t get the 15 or 20 per cent ill crease m production that we actually planted m the ground he srud that was w1ped out by the weather We didn t have a bumper crop but ne1Uter dld we have a total Wipeout sa1d S" ank Swank sa td OhiO graw farmer s face several problems next year 'The btggest problem the gram people wtll have ts the pr1ce of mput such as getting enough fertilizer o t a decent pnce he satd Fertilizer especially mtrogen IS up and tt 1s gomg to get hig her Petrolewn 1s suffiCien t but Is sllll high prtced LARRY'S EARLY WED MIXED St1ndinos Pomeroy 0 L 189 MONDAY NIGHT WOMEN Nov 4 197-i Mason F re & Rescue 48 24 RockyTopDa ry 38 34 Agr co IV 38 ).d Bob s Market 36 36 Ha r Har bou 30 42 Sc haeke s 26 46 H gh tnd Se r es c Sear s 485 R S Sk 47 9 H gh tnd Game - c Sea r s 'l I R 5 sk 172 Phe ps W Va Nal Guard Bur tons Gav n B Is M Hers ns H gh lnd Series - D 6.45 s Hughar t 630 H gh ln d Game Hughart 255 W Boyer OR BILL NELSON Featurmg K1rkwood On Christmas Eve 1974 when the rttual openmg o f th e doors of the maJor ba sil teas m Rome ts held an other Roman Catholtc Holy Year wtll begm a nd wtll las t · until Chri s tma s Eve 1975 when the doors are c losed The World Almanac says Ac cordang to so me est1mates the Holy Year may b r mg 25 mtll1on VISitor s to Rom e compare d to 2 l m Ilion dur mg 1971 First Cross In 1856 England s Queen V1ctona ordered t he ftr s t Vtcton a C ross to be made from Russtan ca nnon ca p tur e.d tn th e battle ol Sevastopol durmg the Cr1 mean War The decoratiOn deptctmg the Brtlls h Crown surmounted by a lion on a Maltese Cross was d es1gned by Prmce Albert the Queens ConSilrt Governor Cameron 12 & 14 To 70 24 W1de Homes up Wtde Up Long Secttonal to 65 Lo~ g SERVICE AFTER SALE Wmter Hours 9 a m to 6 p m . Mon Thru Sat CLOSED SUNDAY PH. 992-7777 POMEROY, SAY 'MERRY CHRISTMAS' WITH A Gift Subscription FOR DAILY SENTINEL TO ------------------~----- FROM ----------~~---- contaminant Source 11 29 He -- • ~ ( \ 0. �• The Dati) Sen! mel MtdcUepor• Pomeroy 0 Fnday Nov 29 1974 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! In Memo lV IN LOY NG no y o He y R E ch Qer pnssed <~way N ov 79 S;td y SS f'd by 'J I(' d ch ld e n C a Dona d n d c u n c N LOV NG men o yo G o qc Nc :.s e road s who c. o.sco ilWily f VI: ye QO No e S PM P by w ndchden " o c y wuy a (' W 0 s s e M S ( C\Wily PC 5 C I 3 NG Ru " gun d MATCH on y u Su d o y u n e e c C' v n A nq wo d of b eau y Show o h(' s how o be n o e be u f u w h 0 of M nk OpE' qs n Porn ov M dd epo t and su ound nq ar ea Co n act M s Jo Ann Sn u v age Dusky S Sv acu ::.e O h o 5 9 29 3 p NO d ee Far a ea 0 J Df' Q2 he l ase u q on Anbe qc n N e.=.se se te e 29 POMEROY MOTOR CO. c c REv 'v L w beg n Dec h oug h Dec 7 at h e Church Ches er Oh o o f r;od e ... a gC' s w be Rev oe Beas ey l om A exa ndr a Va Se rv ces w beg n each C'ven ng 7 30 p and spec at s ng ng each even ng E ve yone we come Pas or Re v Da n L Ayers 26 12 c Lost BEAGLE em a les and 1 ma e Be ng e Los n M nersv li e ar eas nee Sun day Phone 992 2977 or con tac Ca v n m baden M ne sv e Oh o 1 29 6 p R EWARD for n forma on ead ng o he <1 r es a d conv c on o pe sons shoo ng my Beu ,l c on my am on Lo nq Ru Road R ong Bo o ll Oh o ohn C P a Wanted To Buy 949 3H36 2 J c TRA ILER 2 to 3 bedrooms wan o ake ove payments Phone 985 3878 NO HUN T Nr, on Da e L e prop c y n Ba Ru S gned Da e L e 1 2 6 p $ 0 F OR unk s $ 15 de ve ed $7 unked auto bod es Phone 949 4484 RE WARD olfcr ed lor a n y n I 24 261p f orma on o a 2 g<1ug e sho t pump g n w nches ler a ken Oll he v c n ty of he CA:>H pad tor a 1 makes and modes of mob e home s Merry Go Round Fr dav Phone area code 614 423 9531 N ov '22 Prope rt y of Ch on 4 13 fc Cad e Rou e Ru and Oh o - - - - - - -Go o the r:ooo USED p ano pr efer Ha r sonv med um o sma s ze Phone d eel o s gun s 992 3103 no qu es t on s asked 1 27 6tc I 27 3 p i !OO NO HUNT Nr; o esp ass ng w th ou pe rm ss on ohn Ro se G enn Tu e Theodore Pu ns Be n B ckers Pau Moo e Dan Sm lh Pau E v n Edson Roush Roq c Dan c s Jameo;; Pa sons V cto Hyse Of> Hea s ey Edwa d F ecker " eorge Frecke Hare d B own B Gru ese Jdn ce R ch e A va Coat es rtmes Ba ey car Mor s V n on Jones A ch e Ros e Car t H cks Jo hn P a Herman Lawson Ke nne h Lawson Gary G I S a n ey T usse Cl n on P tze Grave r Wh te An on L te Mo n d Good Mayford Harr s Robe r t Codne r Orv Ho ter Pau Or r Bob Lee Dougl as C c e oan Wolfe Arch e Tu e 27 6 p I<UHLIS BARGAIN CENTER "at the caution light" St. Rt. 7 Tuppers Plains, 0. Phone 667-3858 JUST ARRIVED 1-Huge load of collecttble furnture oak ch na hutch desk many beaut ful LEA T HER TOP table s des ks rockers a nd lots of other good es n the furn tur e Ime 2-0ider smallttems r uby & other depress on g ass beaut ful lamps dolls hand carved marble s ta tute of Jose ph and baby Jesus m uch muc h more 3-NEW ITEMS the newest fa d for Mama s kttchen the a r t ght apoth ecary bottle n several styles from 67c CARNIVAL glass punch sets for the hal days 59 50 complete CARNIVAL covered turkey d s hes blue w ll ow coffee mugs bean pots brown oven wa re by Hull arge DOG bank s tea c ups f rom Ma n la nd Ch na over SO prs sa t & peppers w th no 2 a l ke l AND REMEMBER KUHL 5 ALWAYS carr es a full I ne of dean used APPLIANCE S (ALL w t h JO day MONEY BACK GUARANTEES) R ght now we have a fine select on of WRINGER WASHERS 1u st over hauled your c ho1ce Maytag Kenmore & Speed Queen Gas or elect ranges from $35 ( 1 beaut fut co·~~~~~:;~~ e lect bu It n refrigerators from port dishwasher $35 dryers $35 COME OUT & SEE our good selection of c lean used furmture and our qualit y budget pnced NEW furmture ALWAYS GET A DEAL AT KUHL S 1 Ourmg the wmter KUHL 5 BARGAIN CENTER IS open S days a week Wednesday thru Sunday 'am 7pm (Closed Mon & Tuos J OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO c 5J7 cho k ed P n E NT ER c l\ UCT ON Thursdav i'!nrl Sa u da y n gh p m at Mason Auc on Ho on St n Mason w va Cons gn men s w e om e Phone 304 773 Nolice Ho o 11 Gun C ub q h <J 1 c M es 1970 CHEV MONTE CARLO $1995 350 V 8 automa tic P steer ng & brakes dark blue flntsh blue inter or b lue v r yl roof factory arr conditioned like new w t~res rad o Many other ext ras - PUBL C NOT CE TO WHOM IT MAY CON CER N A Pe on lor Annexa! on o he v age ol Rae ne Me gs Coun y Oh o at ad acen ter ory he e nafte descr bed has been du y f ed w th he Boa d of Coun y Com m ss oners of Me gs Coun y Oh o o w t S uat e n the Town sh p of Su on County of Me gs Sa e of Oh a and com menc ng a t he mos sou hwes er y co ne of the V age o f Ra e ne Me gs Coun y Oh o be ng t he po nt where he sou th ne of Sect on 0 n e sec: ts the low wa ter ma k of the Oh o R ver ( he border of the State of Oh ol thence sout heas e y a ong he wes I ne of 00 acre o s Nos 279 ?78 and 277 to the southwest corf'ler of 100 acre tot No 277 hence eas a ong th e south ne of 00 acre ot No 277 o lhe sou th eas cor ner of sa d 100 acre o No 277 hence n a st a gh ne no theas t o he pont where the west r gh l or way I ne of Me gs Cou nt y Road No 28 nte rsec ts th e sou th r gh1 of way ne of wha s known as th e Ye tow Bush Road wh ch po n s n 72 a cr e tot Nb 834 then ce n a nor her y d rect on fat ow ng the west r ght of way I ne of Me gs Count y Road No 28 to s n te sec t on w th s ou th r ght ot way 1 ne of Sta'te R(l ute No 124 thence eas terly 'l long the sou th r gh t of wa y ~mli! of Sta te Rout e No 124 to a. pont hal s d reel y sout h of a pro eel on of a west ri ght of wa y ne of what s known a~ th e Sa ser road thence north a[.ong the Y{est r gh t of way ne Qf th e Sa se r r oa d to the forks ef the road n Sect on No 0 th~n ce north o the north ne of sa d Sec t on No 0 th ence "f,es a ong th e no th ne of sed on No 10 Sec t on 6 an d 100 a cre o No 280 to he northw es carn e of sa d 100 ac r e o No 280 !h ence sou h eas ler y along he wes I ne of sa d 00 a cre o No 280 wh ch s a ow wa er mark of the Oh o R ver on th e Oh o s del to the corpora te m s or the V I age of Rae ne Me gs County Oh o thence fa ow ng north e rl y eas 1er y southe r y a nd wester y he co rporate I m ts of the V !a ge of Rae ne to the pace of beg nn ng The Pe l t on w be hea rd at 1 00 P M on J anuary 28th 1975 at th e Common Peas Court Room at th e Cou rt House Pomeroy Oh o Th e Pet to n w th a map of he er ory to be an nexed s on f le a the Off ce of h e Aud tor of Me gs Coun y Oh o wh ere t may be v ewed by an y nl erested per son JO HN T WOLFE Agen t tor the Pe tone rs (I 29 (12) 6 3 20 tj(' NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 21331 Estate of James S Dav s Deceased Not ce s hereby g ven tha t Edw n Mcleod of Rou t e 2 Lowe ll Oh o has been du y appo nted as Adm n s trator of the Estate of James S Davis deceased la te of M e gs County Oh o Cred tors are requ red to f e the r claims wtth sa d ttduc ary w thin four months Dated thi s 19th day of Novemb er 1974 Man n ng D Webster J udg e Me gs Count ~ Oh o I 11 22 29 ( 12) 6 3tc We. talk to you hkt .a person. WMP{)f.1390 ON YOUR DIAL --'------~ Wanted To Buy 0 D !urn tu r e ce boxes b ass beds or camp ete househo d S W e M D M te R 4 Po eroy Oh o Ca 992 7760 10 7 7 4 JUNK autos comp lete and de vere d to ou r yard we p ck up auto bodes and buy a k nds of scrap me tals and on R der s Sa lvage St R t 24 R A Pomeroy Oh o Ca 992 5468 0 7 fc Pets For Sale AKC r sh Se tt ers Has exce ll ent champ on ped g ee comes w lh -;; hots a nd papers Can be o;;een a the L Fe t y Jr R c har d res d ence n Ru t and or ca 742 410 1 Ha f down w ho ld for Chr stmas 27 fc Wantett To Buy l'ASH$$$$S$S FOR JUNK CARS Camp FRY E S TR UCK and AUTO PART S Ru tl and phone 742 6094 11 '2626tc For Rent 2 BEDROOM mob le home n Rae ne a r ea Phone 99'2 5858 1 29 tfc 5 RM downsta rs unfurn shed apartment w h laundry 751 Br ow nell Ave M dd eport Ca ll 985 3974 ------------ ~ 6tP DUPLE X apt n Md d epor1 Ca ll {304) 882 2050 a ft er 5 p m 11 26 tf c ---- 3 ROOM a nd bath co mplet.,t y fu n Shed rea n ce Loca ed near Jones Boys Phone 992 7022 after 5 p m 1 26 3tc 3 BE DROOM home turn shed or un fur n shed On u s Rt 33 Phone 992 7022 after 5 p m I 26 3tc TRA LER s pace Phone 367 77 43 ---for rent I 16 21p J AND 4 ROOM furn s hed and unfurn she.d apartme nt s Phone 992 5.434 4 12 fc PRIVATE me et ng room for af'l organ zat on phone 992 3975 3 1 fc HUUSE a'nd t a er fo r r en n tow n 2 bedroom s Phone 992 3975 and 992 2571 1 6 ff c TRA LE k s pace 2 m es frorr Po m eroy Rt 1A3 Phone 992 5858 10 27 tfc TRA LER 2 bed room Bro wn s Tra er Park Ph one 992 3324 11 8 tfc COUNTRY Mob It! Hom e Park Rt 33 ten m es north of Pomeroy Large ots w th con c re te pat os s dewalks unr ers and off s tree t park ng Also s paces for s ma t ra lers Phone 992 7479 7 21 tfc 4 RM furn shed ap c ose o Powe ll s Sup er Va u phone 992 3658 11 20 fc HOME MAILING COM M SS ION C IRCUL ARS EXCE LL ENT PROFIT POTE NTIA L OFFER DETA LS 2Sc & STAMPED ADDR~SSE D E NVEL OPE AN N CLARK 1223 LAC LA R PGH PA 15218 ________________ ,, 10 26tp On College -------~; --- FUEL OIL HEATERS Proced For Quick Sale POMEROY LANDMARK Jack w Carsey Mgr Ph one 992 2181 Wtll butld separately or 1970 1 TON Chevro let truck dual wheels VB 4 s peed Look s and runs good Haro d Brewer Long Bottom Oh o Pho ne 985 3554 1117 tfc ----------- ~EG -- STEREO horse 9 years old gentle sorrel $290 Call 742 4211 after 5 742 5501 or 74 2 5163 1 29 6tc ELECTROLUX Vacuum c eaner complete with at techments ~ordwlnder and pa nt spray Used but tn 1 ke new condition Pay S3• 45 cash or budget plan available Phone 992 7755 11 26 tfc c; ewtN G Mac h nes br and new Z g Zag n n ice walnut table In orlg nal cartons Never used Clearance on 74 models (O nly a few ava1lablel S.t3 40 cc;t~ or terms available Pho11e 992 1755 11 26 tfc: -------------STEREO r a d o comblnat on ~ 8 tra ck tape am tm rad o 4 speaker sound system Ba a nee Sl06 8.t or terms Call 992 3965 11 26 tfc Ptck up datly 1n Pomeroy & Mtddleport All work guaranteed Phone 949 3611. RACINE GARAGE Ra ctne 0 . Sth 51 - D&D CONSTRUCTION PHONE 949 3832 or 843 266 7 All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING From a stlelf to a house Pa1nt tng stdlng roofing paper hangtng kttchen ca bmet s etc 72 FORD LTD 4 DR SEDAN .. ... $1895 Alr P S P B 72 FORD LTD 4 DR SEDAN... .s1895 A1r P S PB Protect Your Home Or Busmess Brown's Fire & Safety Equipment 71c yl PINTO RUNABOUT ..... ..... .!1195 sp 4 Sales & Servtce 4 72cyl CHEV. VEGA. ...................... sll95 sp Ftre Exttngulshers Home F1re Alarms Testing & Roftlhng Phone742 4673or742 5595 8111 Brown Owner Rutland Ohto 4 4 71 TOYOTA 4 CYL 4 SP. ............... ~795 73 FORD TORINO.............. ......... s2195 4 Dr DAY NURSERY 86 PM ANY AGE CHILD By da y or hour reasonable rat-es reliable people w th medical tralnmg Ph 9'12 7608 before S p m or 142 4902 after s p m ROGER HYSEU:S GARAGE On State Rf 124 2 mt from Route 7 by pass towards Rutland Ph 992 5682 or 992 7121 All Mecl\amcal Work Open Mon Sat 8AM 6PM BOWERS Wagon 72 FORD TORINO ..................... $1695 4 Dr Sedan a 1r P S REPAIR P B 73 FORD GRAN TORINO ............. s2495 All Small Appliances! Lawn Mowers 4 Or Sedan P S P B 4 Door Sedan a r Next to Htghway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 PS 2 Or H T a1r P S P B 72 PONTIAC GRANDVIU£ .......... s2295 JOHNSON'S REMODELING & CONST. GHEfN'S PAINTING HElL 949-3295 RACINE PWMBING & HEATING Rach,e, Alumtnum s1dmg roofmg complete re s tdent•a I con struct1on W1nng plumbing elec heatmg kitchen cabmets etc 27 Yrs experience m canst trade Phone (304) 773 5503 0. Interior & Exterior Work FREE ESTIMATE Fully Insured THE DEPENDABLE I SEE US FOR YOUR UPHOLSTERING NEEDS CONTRACTING CO. FREE ESTIMATE Decorating and Remodeling i'INYL SIDING PH 992 7454 or 992 7129 Ptckup and Dehvery SYLVIA'S UPHOLSTERING 9Yl 5162 Syracuse Ohto 4Dr HT PB 69 FORD 4 DR WAGON............... Sfi95 68 CHRYSLER 4 DR .................... s495 68 CH EV. CHEVELlE.. ..... ... ........ Sfi95 2 Or H T Complete plumbmg & heatmg serv1ce Free Esttmates 72 BUICK LeSABRE ...... . ••• Phone 949 5961 Emergency 992 3995 or 992 5700 4 Dr H T air P S P B ..---TRUCKS,---. 72 FORD RANGER ............... ..S2595 Water Electnc Gas Sewer installed Lines Wor• guaranteed Dozer Backhoe Trucks Ltmestone & Ftll Dirt Commerctal Restdenhal Construc11on & Remodel P S P B long w de bed 2 tone parnt L ke new condtt on V 8 .=.uta 71 CHEV. CUSTOM ............•.. $1895 V 8 auto 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY PS long w de bed Good Selection Cheaper Cars 777 Pear I Street Mtddleport Ohto Phone992 5J67or992 3861 See Ray R1ggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS HOME MPROVEME NTS Anyth ng you want or need to mprove your home from rep laceme nt w ndows k t chen and bathroom r e made n g garage door operators or add ng on a room Ca Fr ed B Goeg en for free est mates or s top by our mode home on Wr ght St n Pomeroy Ca 992 5976 11 29 ltc DOZER or backho e work Phone 446 3981 or 4A6 3459 a r PS NOW Ope n Howe I a nd Boswet A\J io R epa r 330 Meehan c St 9 8 lfc Hours 9 a m to 5 30 p m E ven ngs by appo n men EXCELS OR Salt Works E F ee g rease ob w th o Ma n St Pomeroy AI k nds cha nge th ough Dec 3 Phone of salt water pe ets water 992 7627 nuggets block salt and own Oh o R ver Sa t Phone 992 l89l SEW NG MACH N ES Repa r 6 5 ttc se rv ce a I makes 992 2284 The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy - - - - - - - - - - - -- ~I::: PT t ANKS c leaned Author zed S nger Sa es and EX U-w'"' 1 t Nu uuzer oader Mode rn San tat on 992 3954 or Se rv ce we sharpen Sc lisors and backhoe work septic 99 2 1349 3 29 lfc tank5 installed dump tru~s 9 8 tfc and 19 boy s for h re w haul --------DOZER work land c l~arlnQ by mestone & fill dirt top sol CATTLE A 1 t~erv ce Ph one the acre hourl y or contract gnver can Bob or ~oger L Parker 992 '226A Pomeroy tarm pond s roads et c Large Jeffers day phone 992 7089 or 667 325 Coov e stat on dozer and operator w th ov er night phone 992 3525 or 992 11 1713tc 20 years ex per ence Pu I ns 5232 Ex cavat ng Pomeroy Oh o 2 11 tfc READY M X CONCRETE Ph one 992 2478 de l vered rrght to your 12 19 lie proJect Fast and easy Free CARPET nstallat on $125 per J EP"ftC iANKS cleaned est mate s Phon e 992 3284 reasonable rate s Ph .t.t6 ya rd Phone R c hard West Goeg en Ready M x Co 4782 Gall polis John Russell 64) 2667 M dd eporl Oh o owner and operator I 13 26tp 6 30 ttc 985 4100 Located on St Rt 7 Cht;ster 0 Many Prices Reduced I 6 1J tfc m n water brush Oh o ------------------------- 3 25tc 7 4 Cadillac Eldorado Cpe , power, a1r• ••••• • 18500 • • RUTLAND - J bedrooms full basement all electric $18 500 00 307 Sprtng Avenue Pomeroy 992 2298 COijTACT LOIS Pauley Branch Manager C!ARPOING 501 NYLON $7 95 Yd and UP Prdrce Includes lnstaltatton an free padding Talk to Wendell Grate carpel consultant 1 5q -We have hundreds of carpet values Your job can be completed In 1 to 2 weeks No long waiting period • SPECIAL I Candy Stripe Carpet with rubber back Reg. $6 99 sq yd NowS499Sq Yd Nece for bedrooms kitchens etc RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 4211 74 Cadillac Cpe DeVille, full power, a1r•••••17500 74 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, full power, a1r •••••'7500 Strout Realty 2 BR Ranc h attached garage modern kitc hen c 1ty water additional cement block bldg $2J 000 00 NEW - All eloc carpeted J air conditioning BR $17 500 00 160 A FARM Several outbuildings large home elec heat 6 pOnds OWner will take land contract 73 Olds 98 LS Sedan, full power, a1r••••••• 14595 73 Dodge Pol Cus. 4 Dr HT , • 73 Olds Cut Sup. HT CHRistMAS SPEDALS! ' WAS Modern Hutch' - - - - - - - - - - -239 95 New 3 pc L1v1ng Room Tables- ----149 95 The Large S1ze 14 Sols of lamps per sot 79 95 New Mediterranean Set of Tables - - - - - - - - - - - - -199 95 NOW 129 95 69 95 55 oo 119 95 Electrophon•c 100 w AM FM Stereo Component OUtftl hko now _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ ,. 95 Realtst•c 40 W AM FM Stereo Component Outftl _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _88 00 Mediterranean Room Dt.v.~•d:•:r=========79 95 New Herculon Rec liners_ 49 95 • ~ ' « ....... n • Cpe~ pow , a1r ....13095 1 power, a1r •••••• 3295 HT Sed, v-roof, alr .............. 13495 72 Olds 72 Olds Toronado Cpe., V-roof, pow , a1r .... 13595 72 Chev. Imp Cpe., V-8 72 PontiaC Cat 71 98 HT auto~ P S .......... 12495 Cpe., Pilwer, a1r •••••••• 12895i V-root, Door, auto a1r ......... 11795 Ford Gal 500 4 dr , 71 Volkswagen 411 4 .......... 11695 •* "• 70 Olda 98 Hoi. Sed, power, a1r ........... 11495 •' 69 Ford LTD .. • • HT Cpe, '59 Chev. Mal 4 Dr, V roof, V-3 a1r ••••••••••• sgg5 auto, P.S ..........sg95 69 Pont1ac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T~ v-roof, a1r .... 1595 Soltd Maple Round Lamp Tabt• ~-------3995 68 Pontiac Bonni!VIIIe H.T. Sedan, power, a1r1595 Solid State Stereo Compomn~•:•'~====:J;;!C:edlc4995 2 Used Small Frae1erseced to Sell 68 Chev. Mal. Wagon, V-8 auto., P Portable RCA Tape Player uses battery, electric, ctgarette hghter powered used only4 times 79 95 .. -.. • w BuHot a ntco ono•---- - - - - - - - ' - - 1995 Hoover Green Portable Washer and Dryer·_ _ _ _ l19 95 All Now Lamps tn stock 20 Pd Off .- 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle, posts There s eVlden ce that Some of the people on that slate a ren t the stro ng est of leader s sa1d Rep Ronald Weyandt DAkron We fell mto some tra ps last tune~\ Weyandt like others feels Lanc10ne s bid for the second slot may have come too late and IS not well e nough organized There s senllment an un dercurrent of feetlng about what s gomg to happen to A G but nobody has come r1ght out and sa1d we ought to do something Weyandt satd Some Democrats feel nobody needs to do anything I think his chances are real good srud Rep Marcus A Roberto D Ravenna He s accumulated a lot of IOU s over 30 years and Slime of the county chatnnen ma y work m his favor If he can unshck the slate the n Ver n s com m1tment.'l could fall apart and everybody would JUmp mto tt Qutlter Is Fall Guy The fall guy apparently Is Quilter If Lanc10ne decided to run for spea ker pro tempore Qu1lter would have to take the chance of bemg defeated or hold onto h1s maJont; leaders post Head to head With almost anybody I would have to bet that A G would wm sa1d Roberto One thing workmg ill Lan ctone s favor 1s the fact that if Qutlter s hould lose Mallory a top-rankmg black Democrat With a lot ol support would be next m hne Thts ts gomg to be a test of Vern s holding power said Weyandt He s gomg to have to make a b1d for hiS slate Lanc10ne now makes $18 500 as speaker Evtcllon from leadership would reduce his annual salary to $17 500 The s peaker pro tern s post wUI pay $22 500 next year -a boost of $4 000 over Lanc10ne s current pay which will we1gh heavily when his pension IS calculated of a nwnber of members to retam Lanc1one s 28 years worth of expertise to help gwde the Democrat.'l mto battle wtth mcommg Republican Gov James A Rhodes You don t throw a guy like A G on the Junk p1le sa1d one Democrat He s been around here longer than any of us and he s worked with Jun Rhodes Lanc10ne 67 appears likely to be ousted from hiS speaker s position by Speaker Pro Tern pore Vernal G Rtffe Jr D New Boston who has put together a slate for the caucus vote next Tuesday Try To Save Face Associates say Lanctone realiZes he IS beaten and ts attemptmg to save face by seekmg the No 2 spot R1ffe s forces say the slate IS Sllhd and there IS no chance Lanclone can break through In a secondary leadership post You don t wound the kmg srud one You k1U the kmg But the kmg m1ght not be dead Here IS the thinkmg of some Democratic members We don t want to end up like the Republicans m 1971 sa1d Rep John E Johnson D Orrvtlle They had 11 all gomg for them and they ended up going ln all directions The GOP caucus spht over the tssue of taxes and House Speaker Charles F Kurfess R liowlmg Gree had difficulty controlling his caucus until 1t fell mto the mmonty We need our strongest team m there especrally now sa1d JohnSiln You don I throw away one of your best p1t BA 68 BuiCk Skylar11 2 Dr H T , auto., .S........ sg95 M DACCA ( UP!) - Pnme Mmtsler Mujtbur Rahman mobilized a gumt crvilian and military relief force today to rud Vlctims of a severe cyclone that swept across the southeast coast of Bangladesh The 90 mil.,...n-hour wmds and 10-foot-lngh tidal waves battered the coast Thursday heavily damaging the !ammowracked nation s precarious nee crop lmtial report.'l sa1d at least f1ve perSilns d1ed m the storm wh1ch submerged low lymg coastal areas near the port of Outtagong and off.olJore IS lands The Storm Warrung Center ln Dacca said the wind and water destroyed or damaged houses ln the region and cut communi cations lines Offtcials satd the winter r1ce crop which was almost ready for harvest was badly damaged Heavy floodmg in Bangladesh last summer virtually destroyed the past season s nee crop The government srud the pre\1ous damage contnbuted to the starvation deaths of at least 'l/ 000 perSilns Sheikh MuJ 1bur Rahman trymg to head off a new Pont1ac Cat 4 Dr~ -~~ .... -..., Tea m I<' no u l~ov" C td Supply 61 27 own Bo 54 34 end y I a vern 43 45 NY C o h Hou5e 113 45 Roy a Oak Park J6 52 T u ne s Grocery 27 6 H Qh nd Game Pa l Carson 2 8 Pat Ca rson 190 H gh Se r es Pa Carton 568 A e ta Br ck es 477 Tea m H gh Game Fr end y Tave rn 52 1 Team H gh Seres F ,.- end y Tavern 439 MORNING GlORIES Nov 9 U74 Sta ndrngs Tea m Exce s or o Co 65 G bb s Groce r y G a. Avto Parts sa N ewe 1 Sun oco WMPO JO Spencers Mark.et 29 H gh nd Ga me V cky G tan 197 Ma lene W son " " 95 H gh 5e es W son 544 - Ma rt ene E en Rough 5 0 Tea m H gh Game G bbs G oce ry 858 Team H gh Se r es G bbs Groce r y 2370 TUESDAY TRIPLICATE Nov n 197-i Stand ng s Tea m K ng Bu ld Supply 65 39 Roya C own Bo 6A 40 Fr end ly Tave n 5 53 NY <.lu lh ng House 49 55 Roya l Oak Park 44 60 Tu ne s G ocery 39 65 H gh lnd Game Betfy Sm th 2 0 sabe e Couc h 18 2 H gh Seres - Do R fe- 509 Isabe l e Couc h and Betty Sm th 506 Team H gh Game Crow n Bolli ng 560 Team H gh Se es C own Botti ng 1464 Royal Royal WEDNESDAY EARLY BIRO Nov 10 1974 Sta nd ngs Tea m 72 32 Ben Tom Corp Dependable Contract ng 68 36 Eve yn s Gro ce ry 60 44 Ebersbac h Hardware 56 48 Roush s La nd ng .d2 62 Francs Flor s ts 1A 90 H gh lnd Game - Mar ene W son 94 Lou se Harr son 89 H gh Ser es Lou se Ha rr son 507 Marlene W son so Team H gh Game Tom Corp 848 Team H gh Ser es Tom Co rp 2430 Ben Be n MASON BOWLING CENTER SUNDAY MI)(ED No v 3 1974 Bake& Wth e s so 22 NHL TRADE MONTREAL (UP!) - The Montreal Canadlena of the Nattonal Hockey League an nounced Thursday they have t raded left winger Chuck Lefley to Ule St Louis Blues for veteran defenseman Don Awre y Awrey 31 was m his second season with the Blues olt.er playing nine years with the Boston Bruins Lefley 24 was m his fourth season with the Canadlens least 300 000 persons dted Winds during the 1970 cyclone hit 130 miles an hour Since 1891 a total of 135 cyclones have battered the Impoverished region Bangladesh a three year-old nation of 80 million was born during the 1971 IndoPakistani War whtch asserted India s dominance over the Asian subcontinent The BengaU. ln Pakistan s eastern region declared in dependence early ln 1971 but had to wait until India s victory at the end of the year before taking over effective conlrol of thell' new country PUBLIC NOTICE catastrophe ordered CIVIlian The following do cume nts were rece ved or prepared by the Oh o Envtronmenta Protect on Agencv dur ng th e previous week Anyone aggrieved or adversely effected by ss uance or renewal of any permit(sJ I ce n se (s ) or var ance(S) may request an adludtcation hear ng by wr tte n eQuest pur s uant to Oh o Rev sed Code Section 37.t5 07 w th n th rtv (30) days or the d rectors proposed a c t on to ssur or deny such documents That statute does not prov de tor hea r ng requests to the OE PA on applications revo c at ons mod flcat ons com plain ts vert ed com pta nts cerliftcatlons eases orders or fine act ons W th n 30 days of pub I cation of th s notice any person may at so ( 1 l sub m t written co mments relet ng to act ons prosp oed actions complaints or verlf e d compla nts (2) r e quest a pub l c meet ng regarding proposed actlo~s and or (3) request notice of further act ons on proceed ng s Requests for hear ngs on final ac t ons to ss ue deny mod fy revoke or renew permits lcenses or var en ces thet are not preceded by proposed ac t ons and so !dent f ed n th s not ce s hould be sent to the Envrronmental Bo a rd or Review Su te 50S 33 North High Str eet Co umbus Ohio .43215 All other requests for adlud ca tion heerlngs and ot her communicat ons co ncern ~n g public hearings public meetings ad/ud c at on hea r ngs comple nts of any k nd llld reou at ons shOu d be addressed to the Legal Records Secti on Ohio EPA P 0 Box. 10,.9 Columbus Ohto 43216 Dacca for rescue work on outlymg tslands and more ships were expected to join the relief effort The cyclone was the 15th to hit the area m the past 14 ye ars The worst was m 1970 when offlctal figures showed at NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT case No 21 346 Estate of Anderson B K•bbte Deceased Not ce s hereby g ven that Bernard V F u tz of M ddleport Oh o has been du y appo nted Executor of the Estate of An derson B K bble deceased late of Me gs County Oh o Cred tors are requ red to f e the r cia m s w th sad f due arv with n fou r months Dated th s 12 t h day of November 197 4 Mann ng 0 Webster Judge Court ol Common Pleas ProbateD vh on {11 1 1S 22 Me gs County Ohio Jtc 29 '695 MIEIGS (61<1 466 6037 Unless oth erw ise stated In part cular not ces all other communicat io ns ncludlng comments on proposed act ons and requests for pub! lc meetings s ,ould be addrened either to th e New Source Air or NPDEA Perm 1 Records Sect ion wh ic hever s lp proprlate at tht Oh o PEA P 0 80)1 10A9 ColumbUS Ohio 43216 Denial of permit to nstall S outherlv E ementary Southern Local School Board Racine Oh o Ap pl cat on No 06 041 V8, auto, P .S......... '495 • Van Zandt You II Ltke Our \Juahty Way of Dolng Bustness r• LANES Tue sday T..- pi <ate No" s 1914 Stan d ngs and m1htary authorities to mobiliZe for rescue and relief work Two naval ships left Chit tagong 175 mdes southeast of ' ~ POMEROY DOWLING COUNTY 1 67 CadillaC H T Sedan, full power, a1r ........ 995 u lesser pick up pieces 4 Dr., V-8, auto , P .S .......... sg95 P.S...... for Local &wling persons power, mr ....... 11095 68 Chev. -- ""' ..- 66 Karr & ..-·-·. M We also buy households of furntture at TOP CES nexl sesston and lmprove his pens10n beneflt.'l and the rum k eep from toss m g House Speaker A G Lancwne D Bellau-e on t he poltttcal scrap heap and to mstall hun as speaker pro tempore The move 1s fed by two u ~ Maytag Dryer like now•- - - - - -- - - - 1 2 5 oo D Youngsto wn An surfacmg m the House Democratic caucus tQ 1S Relief forces Buyl •• LUNCRETe del vered Monda y through Saturday and e ven ngs Phone 446 1142 RT 143 - All olec home J BR carpeted bath & ' carpOrt l 2 acres to remam a part of leadershtp attempt Man For Speaker USED CARS Real Estate For Sale des1res - Lanc10ne s own w1sh hke Vern but we aren t gomg to buy the whole slate The s late mcludes Rep Barney Qt.nlter now maJOrity leader [).Toledo for speaker pro tempore Rep William L Mallory [).Cmc mnatl now as s1stanl maJOrity leader for ma)ortty leader and Reps Patnck A Sweeney D-Cieve land a nd Thomas J Carney Most of the Democrat.'l agree that Riffe 1s the man for speaker It s not that A G has done less sa1d one It s JUSt that we feel Vern could do a little more But there has also been a lot of resentment of the treatment that A G IS getting A lot of us ---~------ CHARLES R Ha tf et d backhoe and dozer lnes drains foo ters clean ng Rt 1 Ru t and Phone 742 609 2 11 By LEE LEONARD COLUMBUS (UP!) - chers L REMEAN ~ 1112 ACRES - Several fruit trees garage and 5 room house Want only $8500 00 33 ACRES - Good hunting area 3 bedroom home bath electnc heat city water and minerals 3 ACRES - All clean farm land 2 bedroom home bath furnace and drilled well Just $10 000 00 1 ACRE Nearly new 3 bedroom home nice bath with shower Compact kitchen stove refrlgerafor lots of cabinets and \ dining $17 500 00 I LARGE GARDEN - 7 room house bath nice large living fronf porch carport on level tot Sl6 500 oo WE HAVE THE TIME IF YOU HAVE THE FINANCING AND WANT TO START SAVING YOUR MONEY P B 72 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill .......... $1895 5 1 tft SYRAI.U>E Close to river double level lot fenced J B R bath basement porches N G forced a ir furnace priced right POMEROY - Downtown bus ness room and nice apartment over Excellent for any type bu s iness Asking only Sl8 000 00 REEDSVILLE - 9 acres about all tlllabl a lovely bu ldlng site T P water located on Rt 124 overlooktng nver $5 BOO MINERSVILLE - 1 story frame 3 BR bath nice k1tchen porches natural gas TP water lots of ground $7 900 WE HAVE BUYERS - WE NEED HOMES TO SELL LET US KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE 992 2259 or 992 2568 a r 72 MERCURY MONTEGO .....•.... }1795 -"CBRAOFORI.J ~ u cfoneer Complete Serv ce Phone9A9 3821 or 949 3 61 Rae ne Oh o Cr tt Bradford sell Phone 992 7320 COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE & REPAIR Interior, Exterior Road -------------- GRAVEL sand Mason sand mes tone PH Run by the ton Oe t vered Phone 446 1142 10 18 tfc 957 CHEVY parts NEW Lakew ood tract on ba s h acker a r shocks hooker headers w h 3 co lec tors for sma b l o.~i.k Ca 992 3496 a t er 6 p m BEST OFFER 10 17 ffc CHOICE BUILDING SITES FOR SALE IN SYRACUSE SPINE T CON SOLE PIANO Wanted Respons ble party to purc hase spinet p la no on low monthly payments Can be seen locally Wnte Representat ve Ken Bayless P 0 Box 276 Shelbyv lie FUkN S HED apa rtmen t 3 lnd ana 46176 rooms and bath Ideal for 11 29 2tp work ng cou p e Phone 992 29 37 LOSE we ght with New Shape 11 24 6tc Tablets and Hydrex Water P lis at Dutton Drug Mid dteport end Nelson Drug 11 26 31p For Sale F REWOOD any engl h Call 992 5422 or 992 3312 11 10 26tp an d gr nder w lh she lt er a ta c hm e n A so John Dee re f on e nd oad er w th b acke ts Phon e after 5 p m 949 5684 11 27 3 p '. XER Wanted To Rent HOUSE n Country M e gs o Ga a S75 per month or ess Have no c h tdren Phone 245 5293 a h e r 8 p m 1970VA L ANT65Xl2 3bedroom 11 27 61c fu y ca rp e ed LP gas heat - - - - - - - - -- Phone 992 7751 6 25 ttc For Sale Real Estate For Sale 0 SHWAS HER Phone (30 4 HOUSE fo sa e 249 Un on 773 5332 A new tv decor ated I 22 6tc Ave ns de May be seen by ap po n m en Phone 992 56 17 LOW ERY o r gan with ac 5 2tc cesser es A beau t tul Chr s t mas g ft mu s t be seen to apprec a te Ma y be seen at NE W b eve I home 3 2A9 Un on Aven ue or ca ll 992 bedrooms bu It n k tchen 56 7 basement w th one car 11 15 12tc garage Phon e 742 3S15 or see M o Hut c h son GROCERY bvs ness tor sa le fc Bu ld ng for sate or lease Phone773 5618from 8 JOp m 5 ROOM house w th bat h and to 0 p m tor ap po ntm ent lot Dr ted welt Cat after 4 3 20 lfc p m 247 258 11 2.t 6tp A SNOW t r es 13 nch off Vega used one season good con BU LD NG tot 80ft frontag e x 165 tt The second lot on teft on d t on $20 989 2704 after 5 R verv ew Dr ve L ncoln H I Pomeroy Oh o If n terested call ~'~92 3230 after 5 pm BUILDING SITES 10 17 tfc BEDROOM Ir a er n Sy r ac use c ose to schoo No ch ld r en o r pets Depos t req~ed Phon'€' 992 244 1 after 6 30 p m 0 18 tfc SEW NG Ma ch nes orrmo n ew Z g Zag n n ce wa nut table n or g nal cartons Never use d C earance on 74 Mode ls (O nly a few av a abe) 543 40 cash or te r ms ava la b e Phon e 992 7755 10 15 tfc M TRA ILER for sa te 1970 Fleet wood 2x60 S4 200 Good cond t on Phone 742 5364 1 27 6tc ~ WALNUT stereo rad o am fm 8 tra ck tape comb na t on Ba ance $107 AS or terms cat 992 3965 11 19 tfc Sp r nger Cows fo sa te Ea Dean Ches ter Phone 985 3855 27 6tp Mobile Homes For Sale IS YOUR present home too b g or have too many steps to ---c rr;~l;i., See this one floor f ve roor'rl home a t 205 Spr ng l Bt:.UROOM fun cottag e at Ave Pomeroy Complete y Rock Sp r n gs deal for schoo r edecorated ns de and out personn e l adu ts on y New Luxaire fvrnace system re ferenc e desired Phone 997 n ce ut t v bu d ng An 2789 mproved home reasonably 1 3 tfc pr ced Phone 992 5292 11 29 tfc FURN ISH ED ap t Ad ults on y M dd teport Phone 992 3874 FORD motor 292 or 312 or good 11 1.t tfc used corn p cker Phone 843 2963 UNFURNISHE.P hou se A 11 29 2tc rooms and bet h 1650 L nco1n He ghts PhOi'le 992 387A HAMP SHIRE pgs Corn fat 11 14 tfc tened w e gh betw een 200 250 pounds Phone 378 6152 FUt<N ~HED apa tment 11 29 3tC ut 1 t es furn shed su. tab e for two work ng men or FOR better c ean~n. g to keep ret r ed coup e L v ng oom co lors g leaming use Blue k tc hen s howe r an d bath On Lustre car pet c eaner Rent rna n h ghway Mason W Va electr c sham pooer Sl Baker Phone 773 5147 F urn tu r e Com pa ny 10 27 tfc 11 29 3tc 2 3 ROOM ra ler good cond 1 on Phone 991 2358 0 a m to 2 p rn and lrom 7 p ll 10 2 m dn gh 11 2731c 974 CUTLA SS Suprem e Am Fm a supe r spor t whee s and nte r or Phone 992 998 1 APPLES F tzpatr ck Orc hard 27 31C Sta te Route 689 Phone W kesv lie 669 3785 1970 CHEVRO LET tapr p s p b a r con d t on ng 350 automat c n good con d t on PUREBRED Her efo d bu 26 w t se l reasonabl e Phone mo nth s o d 1953 model 247 2679 Fe r guson tracto r John 11 268tc Shee ts 3 m es sou h of M dd leporl on R I 7 974 CHEVROLE T P ckup I 24 6 p cus tom deluxe take over payments Phone 992 7876 1 26 61p SIEGLER and 968 DODGE Polara $350 MONOGRAM exce ll ent cond t on Wh te v nyl top p s p b auto a n s m ss on fa r t res Phone 992 3598 29 61c Help Wanted HOW TO EARN MONEY AT - 11 21 6 t c 60 IN CH s rand ~ pear beads reg s 17 an d s 29 sa e pr ce 35c po lyes ter fabr c spec a S2 9 8 yard Cake deco rat ve s up p es Nove tv Fa br c and Crafts Wash ng t o B vd Belpre Oh o 1 '27 41c I Business Services .. ton FIR EWOOO for f rep lace or s tove Cut to leng th Phone 992 7644 1 3 26tc J Q S H OOT 1972 NOVA S2250 2 Dr V 8 auto P S black vmyl top w th red f msh Good w w t res radio local 1 owner car and serviced regularly by us KOSME T CS Remem be r Chr s tmas s con ng We have many new p oduc s h(l! w make n ce fts Phone' BROWN S 992 vca 'lCJ O by twsba d c o nq H (' C 1 22 6 Pomeroy Motor Co. 1972 DODGE DART $2495 Cus tom A Dr loca l owner car 318 V 8 eng ne auto P S a r v nyl trim v ny l top ra dio w w t res gold f n sh 304 KOSCV Ru mo y o P SS d Nov 0 9 3 S rtd y n ssed ROY n d h ess ng Pho e ANO ns c o by schoo ed nnd eKp e ence d e a h e !3cg nne n termed a e an d <!dvan ced s tudent we com ed M s 'Vm Bartho lomew 1 d S Ra e nc Phone 949 '" c 29 Sl U P p W Ben who pass d N ov I B 9'i6 Sil d y n SSeCl by and qr~ndch d en LO V N G m ~ro NO D EER hun ng on a ms of Ch es Yos Nca C' S"t' l and an We ll F ve en e Po n :. 24 61p ook. h n Sa J " c "'...,av N , .tBS 45 33 a sad dn The one we ov d w N LOV N G memo 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY 5 1-lOOT NG Match Ra e ne Gu n C ub Sun ay Dec p n DEER vc yea Go d Not1ce SWEEPER Repel r Parts and uppt es Dav s Vacuum Ceae n to>u pGeogC' S C eek R d o a e Rou e Phone 6 0794 1 ?7 H e 2? "' F Auto Sales For Sale trumpet good con d Phone 992 36C6 CONN S75 Some Democrats want to keep on with Lancione M 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Eventngs Unti16 00--TIISp m Sal S.mllh & Rob nson ~~ 28. F rceman & Roush 40 31 Norman & Sm 1M 40 32 Nf"son&James 36 36 G £le n & Grogan 32 40 Br ewer & Good r ch 24 48 Demons n 50 H gh lnd Ser es Men M Norm a n 552 H Ne son 526 Women J M Hyse l 477 p M ght .458 H gh lnd Game {Men) M Norman 205 J W th ers 198 Women) M Hysell 85 P M gh 69 WEDNESDAY MIXED No v 6 1974 Rou s h & Dav s 60 M t e & Harbour 50 F reba s 50 20 JO 30 Kau ll Doug as Sm th 40 40 s co em an 38 42 Han d caps 36 4.d A eybum s 36 44 Ha s ea d & Rathburn o 70 H gh lnd Se res (Men H Sm h 596 ~ Davs 523 (Women N Sm th 5 s A Sm h 490 H gh lnd Came (Men H Sm h 2 .d B Dav s 202 (Women) A Sm th 87 N Sm h 75 Wa on Sea TUESDAY AFTERNOON WOMEN SOMETHING TO BELIEVE IN 1970 PLYMOUTH VALIANT Slant 6 econom ca new nt pa 1969 BUICK ELECTRA 225 Pwr seat P S P 8 auto trans a r cond rad o 1969 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME Auto trans PS P B a r cond r-ad o 1969 MERCURY MARQUIS PS P 8 a r cond auto trans rad o uxury n e or • 1969 PONTIAC FIREBIRD OHC 6 cy l 3 speed floor s h ft bucke t seats 1968 PONTIAC CATALINA Auto tran s PS PB rad o two tone Dealershtp Open Mon Fn Tlil7 00 PM SatTtiiSOOPM SEE CEWARD CALVERT, SMILIN' ART No v S 1974 M I er s Muk.et Mi t ers Ins Sayre s Hardware Danny s M ra e e Wa ter Anchor B 1 ar ds Pome roy Sunoco K n.gs Laundram at tnge s Furn ture H gh lnd Ser es - K 54 1 B Ba ey .t96 H gh nd Game Sprad ng 9 K Dav is 62 8 24 5~ 52 28 42 38 34 46 30 50 12 sa 22 58 Dav s MONDAY MERCHANTS No v 4 1974 56 6 ss 7 44 36 34 29 Sm 28 l6 38 43 lh - s 255 TUESDAY INDUSTRIAL No v S 1974 Kut & Sew 56 24 Bur tons 4.d 36 R ggs 44 36 F shers 4.d 36 Mason Aggregate •1 39 B It s AO 40 Coco Co a 28 52 Bend T es 23 57 In s Se ries D Bodkins ~51 H M Iter 640 H gh lnd Game D Bodkin s 257 W Dudd ng '2 46 KYGER CREEK Nov 7 1974 A Sh It 52 28 P n Boys so 30 T mber Sp tter s 46 34 C Sh f1 42 38 Back 0 amend 26 5.4 Un pred cteb es 24 56 H gh tnd Se ries J Reed 615 S Arno d 0 Nee I and H Thomas 592 High nd Game H Th omas 266 G Shr mp in 252 PHILIP SftOitN PLANT Nov .5 1974 A Sh fl 52 20 Un t No 3 38 34 Un t No 1 36 36 W ldmen 32 40 Utility 32 40 c shirt 26 46 H gh nd Se ries - Clark 598 Murray 597 H gh tnd G~me - Mv ra y 235 Clar k 230 POMEROY LANES THURSDAY STRIKERS Nov 21 1974 W Smith Nelson Motors Inc. SOO E Matn St Ph 992 2174 L M lche ll s Tr o 93 11 S man s Pick a Pa r 54 so Shaktee Gir ts 52 52 48 56 H Frank s G rl s Wards Rot ettes 3-4 70 Team No 6 31 73 Hi gh Team Seres - M I c he s Tr o 1 ~68 H Fr an k s G rls and Tea m No 6 348 Wards Ro ettes 1269 Team H gh Game Mit che I s Tr o .t94 and 493 Team No 6 484 H gh nd Ser es - wanda Teaford 543 Sh rley M tche ll 451 Co nn e Chapman 450 High nd Game Wanda Teaford 202 and 77 Conn e Cha pman 75 Nothing went to farmers recently COLUMBUS (UPI J - The executive v1ce president of the Ohw Farm Bureau Federation sa1d today high transportation and labor costs a r e largely responSible for the mcrease m food prices but added a shortage of grain wUI soon make corn led beef a real delicacy Th e U S Department of Agriculture reported thts week the cost of feeding a theoreUcal family of 3 2 persons rose $4 m October Farm Bureau Federation ExecuUve Vice President C William Swank man Interview with UP! was asked if the farmer rece1ved •ny ol the October price Increase? Not thiS last Increase he S3ld because I don t know of a smgle commodity where the fanners have received a pnce mcrease ln the last month If they have It h as been almost msigniflcant It has to go to labor and transportation Swank sa1d The profits of the retailers are involved We ve got heat and light and aU of those kind of costs that plague the entire processmg and dlstrtbut10n Industry I think it (the m crease) has to be there Normal Bobbing ' The only price flucuations farmers a nd growers have seen have just been the normal bobbmg around and 11 1s not a significant change said Swank And that mcludes meat milk and eggs The cattle and hog people WORLD ALMANAC FACTS MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. Nov 20 1914 Sf•ndtngs Team Po nh Z des Sport Shop 60 Young s Super Mkt 60 Sm th Nelson Molor 54 Regatta In 54 Te nth Fremer s 50 Nelson Drug Co 38 H gh nd Game - (Men A L ~he ps Jr 222 Ken Mclaugh n 202 (Women) Caro yn Bachner 200 Belly Sm th 184 H gh nef Se res - I Men A L Phe ps Jr 570 Charles Winebrenner 559 (Women ) Betty Sm t h 54.' Caro yn Bach ner 534 Team H gh Game - Tenth Frame rs 7U Z des Team High Series Spo rt Shop 2036 TRICOUNTY Nov 19 1t14 Te•m Points Raw ngs Auto Par ts 66 Sears Cet a og Mercha nts 60 H&R Firestone 52 Roach s Gun Shof 46 Pomeroy Cemen B ock Co 42 Midwest Stee l Co 22 H gh lnd Game - Da e Dav s 236 Ke n Moh er 223 H gh tnef Ser es - Oa e Da v s 591 B I Radford 586 Team H gh Game - Sea rs Catalog Merchants 926 Team H gh Ser ies Pomeroy Ce men t Block Co 1656 are workmg off a s urplus of red m ea t said Swan k That s wh) pr1ces are lower than the cost of productton Next year I would anticipate a modest decrease m grain production and an mcrease m the prices of meat milk and eggs Swank said Lhe corn crop because of mclem ent weather rangmg from too much ram to a drought and an early frost was not what was expected which wlll mean more grass led beef next year I would almost predtcl "e won t have the amount of corn led beef we have around now for the next five years satd Swank ~ There wtll be more and more gr ass fed cattle sa1d Swank O>rn led beef will be a real delicacy Stores may even feature the difference Not As Bad Swank sa td overall Ohto corn a nd soybean growers did not have as bad a year as or1gmally expected We dtdn t get the 15 or 20 per cent ill crease m production that we actually planted m the ground he srud that was w1ped out by the weather We didn t have a bumper crop but ne1Uter dld we have a total Wipeout sa1d S" ank Swank sa td OhiO graw farmer s face several problems next year 'The btggest problem the gram people wtll have ts the pr1ce of mput such as getting enough fertilizer o t a decent pnce he satd Fertilizer especially mtrogen IS up and tt 1s gomg to get hig her Petrolewn 1s suffiCien t but Is sllll high prtced LARRY'S EARLY WED MIXED St1ndinos Pomeroy 0 L 189 MONDAY NIGHT WOMEN Nov 4 197-i Mason F re & Rescue 48 24 RockyTopDa ry 38 34 Agr co IV 38 ).d Bob s Market 36 36 Ha r Har bou 30 42 Sc haeke s 26 46 H gh tnd Se r es c Sear s 485 R S Sk 47 9 H gh tnd Game - c Sea r s 'l I R 5 sk 172 Phe ps W Va Nal Guard Bur tons Gav n B Is M Hers ns H gh lnd Series - D 6.45 s Hughar t 630 H gh ln d Game Hughart 255 W Boyer OR BILL NELSON Featurmg K1rkwood On Christmas Eve 1974 when the rttual openmg o f th e doors of the maJor ba sil teas m Rome ts held an other Roman Catholtc Holy Year wtll begm a nd wtll las t · until Chri s tma s Eve 1975 when the doors are c losed The World Almanac says Ac cordang to so me est1mates the Holy Year may b r mg 25 mtll1on VISitor s to Rom e compare d to 2 l m Ilion dur mg 1971 First Cross In 1856 England s Queen V1ctona ordered t he ftr s t Vtcton a C ross to be made from Russtan ca nnon ca p tur e.d tn th e battle ol Sevastopol durmg the Cr1 mean War The decoratiOn deptctmg the Brtlls h Crown surmounted by a lion on a Maltese Cross was d es1gned by Prmce Albert the Queens ConSilrt Governor Cameron 12 & 14 To 70 24 W1de Homes up Wtde Up Long Secttonal to 65 Lo~ g SERVICE AFTER SALE Wmter Hours 9 a m to 6 p m . Mon Thru Sat CLOSED SUNDAY PH. 992-7777 POMEROY, SAY 'MERRY CHRISTMAS' WITH A Gift Subscription FOR DAILY SENTINEL TO ------------------~----- FROM ----------~~---- contaminant Source 11 29 He -- • ~ ( \ 0. �• ..., • . .. .. .' .. . '· ·' . ...... . ,. 10 - The Datly Sentml:'l , Muidl t:' IXJ I't-Pomcr oy. 0., Fnt1 :1 ~ , 1\'oY . 29. 197-1 Doctors to give report on Nixon status today WESLEY G. PIPPERT WASHINGTON tUPI ) Tin·et' court --appmnted doctors By rrport toda) on one of the btggest unansw~red questions m the 42-da~-<Jld Wa tergate consp ir<:~ey tnal - whether for mer President Ri chard M. Nixon is well enough to testify. The med1cal team wh1ch exammed NLxon at his San Clem~nte , Cahf. , home and studied lus hosp1tal records Monday reached what the ) ca lled a unan imous dec1sion. an nou n cement "Aa s An ~It h held re port m until the doctors \~:ntmg to U.S. Distrtct Court Judge John J. Sirica. MeanwhJle, former Attorney General J oh n N. f\!Itc hell completes three days of testimon y cm d H R. "Bob'' Haldem an, once Nixon 's White House chi ef of sta ff, takes the stand in h1s own derense. S~r ica appo inted the medical panel to determine whether the forme r president, who underwent emergency surger} a month ago for treat ment of ph lebitis, has recovered enough tn fly to Wa sh ington ard testify. He is wanted by both prosecution and defense attor ne~ s <t S " \\Jtness 1n the tnal of fi ve of his former Wlntf' Hou se and campa1gn rttdes S1nc.;~ :.~! so wa11ted to kn ow \\he ther. as an a lternative, Nixon m i ~h t be a ble to give a de pos1tt on CJ t h1s home or appear a t a ne<:~rb~ cou rthouse where lhc cnt1re cou rt might transfer lo hear him. Former White House dom es- tic advtser John D. Elu·lichm an says Ntx on · ~ testmwny IS essent1a l to support hts clam1 of Innocence aga inst charges of conspirac y obstr uc tion uf JUStice. Mitchell's c ross-exa mmation b)' chief Prosecutor James F. T\ca l on Wednesday produ ced so me of the s harpest exchanges of the trial, nvaling in lla l cl e mo~ n·s l.,m yer ha s eslllna ted his tl ef t> nse '~ttl rcquirr onl) two or three da ys. 1-l<tldt'IJ ia!t's e..T os~ ~X<l llllfla twn \\!II tw led b~ as~ J st :tnt Wa ter g<J tl~ proserutor H1cha rcl Ben-Vf'm ste Stn ca remarked two d ays ago h._• .stlll be heved the tnal would be fintshed by his on glll,d de<-tdhne of Chnstmns. If Ntxon s hould be unable to te ~t 1f;., Sincn prohab l) \\ill be n ght. TI1 e JIII'Y a nd alternat es, 14 wom en a nd three men, ate a tra d ition f-l l T h·lr:1f.,~i " ' n,., tu rkey dmner with members of U1 e1r f.111nhc-s 111 the ba nquet roo!ll of an undisclo s ed W~t sh m g t on hotel, under the 11atch ful eyes of U.S. mar.shal s The juro r s have been seque stered m e1 downto wn motel smeP th ey were sea ted Oct 11 The five defendan ts at the current trial rema;ned In Washington for Thanksgiving. EhrlichmCJn was JOined by hi s daughter , J an, a student at Principia College HUNTINC: TO N - The tlard day of tr~Hlm ~ ett lhe Hun - so ld 2,648 pounds of burley for $11:!.48 per hundredwei ght, she IJngLon Tobaeco Co. broug ht ' mor e 1 ccnr d prices fur hllr ley S<-J ld . Wec.lm!sday Ohw, sold 2,336 pounds for $1 J:l37 per hundredweight, the sa m e pnce received by L&M Halley , also of Crown City, for 1.654 pounds. Ea rl Sheets of Crown City sold 1,790 pounds for $11:1.31 per hundredwei ght, she said There \\ere 288,8:!7 pounds !->OlcJ at an av~:1 Gtgc pnce of $110 .08 per l1u ndr edw e1ght, aec onl!ng lo Mr s Betty Sl ivers. uffi cc m ana ger of the tot.Jacco company The ave ra ge pnce fell about 10 cenL.;; per hundredwe ight from Tu esday's pnces , but Mrs St1vers Said lh1 s ' was because of the unusual poor q ualit)' of som e of the tobacco. F'our crops, she satd. br ough t pri ces exceeding $113 p er Ray Daniels of Crown City, Mrs . Stivers sa1d the pnces s ince t:he marke t opened Monday have been the highest Si nce about 1918. She at tributed the prices to mcreased demand and a short crop . The company resum ed sales today hundredweight. J ohn S Wheeler and Larry G1lham . from Isonvi lle, Ky., dramatic impact I he playing of Diaries Woode, 92, of Diester died Thursday many pr evwusly s ecret Wh1te House ~<•pes. Mi tchell steadfastly derued CHESTER - Charles Albert Woode, 92, Chester, died Thursday at his residence. Mr. Woode was a charU,r membe r of the Ches·U,r Grange and had worked in later years any m vol vem ~ nt m the planmng iinrl co ver-up of the June 1i, 1972, Watergate break-in, bui ack nowledged he withheld utformatwn from federal mvesttgator s " fo r obv iou s reasons ." He sa1d this m eant he was trytng to avoid Jeopardtzing N1xon 's re- for etght years as custodian at the former Chester Hi gh School. He was born Jan . 11, 1882, the son of the laU, George and Ohve Ridenour Woode and was also preceded in death by a sisU,r , Elizabeth Singer. election that fall. Surviving are We finance couoors, wildcats, intpalas, News Tobacco prices highest in years his wife, Audrey Van Bibber; a daughU,r, Mrs. Willard (Elsie) LIKE A MINIATURE of the Andes mountains , or possibly even a lunar landscape, this pile of sand is tested for purity by a technician at the Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation in Mill Creek, Ok la . The " moon srape" was created by a steam shovel scoopmg up sa nd tor shipment to mdustrial glass makers around the world. Hines, Pomeroy; a sister, Mrs . Dora Heaton, Pomeroy; two grandsons, Ray Hines, Belpre, and Roger Hines, Gallipolis, and four great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Ewing Funeral Home with Rev. Carl Hicks officiating . Burial will be m Beech Grove CemeU,ry. Friends may call at the funeral home any time after 7 this evening. WASHINGTON (UPI)) A panel of three physicians said today that alling form er President Richard M. Nixon Is unable to tesltly In the Get a with our Auto Loan. Interest rates are low. Transactions are easy. And quick as a cougar. Watergate cover-up trJal and probably would not be able to until Feb. 16, 1975. NOW YOU KNOW PLYING THE WATERWAYS a Ia Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer, two enterprising Thai youngsters pole theu- way up Bangkok's folating market place ~ sell their goods - discards retrieved fro m others' rubbish. pomeroy rutland The world 's glaciers contain enough ice to cover the entire earth in a layer nearly 200 feet thick. GROU!' TO MEET The , Wells Cemeterv • Associ a lion will meet Wednesday, Dec. 4 at 7 p.m . at the town hall in Pagetown ( Pageville ) for the purpose of pomeroy national bank the bank of the century established 1872 electmg new officers and the care of the cemetery. Jt is an open meeting and all interested persons a re urged to attend. The announ ceme nt was made All Accounts Insured to $40,000.00 by the Federal Deposit In s urance Corp . br nextdoor neiglibor. by Harry G. Haning, president. ASK TO WED Elm er Wesley Althouse, 28, Rt 1, Long Bo ttom, and Charlene Kay Wells, 27, Rt. 1, Long B?ttom. • • • Of The Big Bend Ar.ea Our lnferest Is Greater For You investigating three breakmg and enlerin gs in wh1 ch property was stolen . Some time Wednesday or Thursday locks were broken off two tr ailer doors at the American Paintmg Company at Hobson and wire and Stolen car recovere~ Wednesday A 1970 Pontiac Bonneville stolen May 7 from the Smith Buick-Pontiac Used Car Lot on Eastern Ave . was found Wednesday abandoned and stripped on Wheaton Rd. in Cheshire Twp. The 'Jehicle was found by Bob Lemley of Chatham Ave. who was rabbit hunting. Gallia County sheriff's deputies Wednesday investigated the theft of a 196li Plymouth Fury Station Wagon owned by Mrs. Dellas Moss , Jr. of Rt. 2, Proctorville. The vehicle which is whiU, over blue was taken from the Spencer Moss residence near PorU,r. Deputies also investigated the theft of a 1962 junked Corvair valued at $50 taken from Fred Rider's junk yard on Will Grey Rd. Clifford Smith of Syracuse reported someone entered his car which was parked on the Holzer Medical Center parking lot. Missing was a tape, tool box and flashlight. Daryl Salisbury of Rt. 3, Gallipolis, reporU,d the theft of 12-15 sU,el traps taken from Kail Burleson's property. Another B&E was investigated at the residence of Philip Bradbury on Shaver Rd. Mr. Bradbury reported someone enU,red his homesby going through a rear door. Missing was a child's piggy bank containing an undeU,rmined amount of pennies. stallation of officers of Pomeroy ChapU,r 186, OES, will be at 6:30 this evening at the temple in Pomeroy . 5.75 per cent per year paid on 90 day Cert ificates of Deposit. $1,000.00 Minimum . Interest Payable Quarterly. At Letart Falls Cemetery some time between Wednesday and Friday the s torage building was broken into and a chain saw, two axes and other proper ty were taken . At Meigs Co. Branch -@ The Athens County Savings & Loan Co. 196 Second St. Pome roy , Ohto Nov . 29·30, Dec . 1 ' WeUston's Randy Peoples (12, left) and Galllpolis' Jbn Niday (32, right) locked horns on the hardwood for the third consecuti~e year during Friday night's 1974-75 Southeastern Ohio League cage opener at Wellston. Niday, a senior, scored 12 points as a sophomore at Wellston . The GAHS ace had trouble finding the range from tlle field Friday, but wound up playing an excellent floor game. He also picked off 10 rebound,'! for the Blue Devils, who won, 54-43. Peoples started against GAHS as a freshman two years ago. The 5-9 juniorforward pumped in 20markers Friday to lead all scorers . See details on page 18. (Steve Wilson photn) . Russian VOL. !1 NO. 44 Continued from page I Kissinger, who participated In the breaktllrough negotiations, will be back from China . Ford planned to attend the Army-Navy game on Saturday, traveling to Philadelphia a~d back by helicopter. Oth~, he arranged for a relaxed weekend. · The First Family had been scheduled to depart for a skibig vacation over the Yuletide holidays starting Dec. 18, but there were indications the President might hold off his departure from Washington until a date closer to <llristmas, and remain at the White House until the lame-duck Congress adjourns. For the past several days, Ford has been concentrating on his State of the Union a<l, dress, which he will deliver to· Congress in January, and also the federal budget for the 1978 fiscal year to be submitted afterwards. ShowStarts7p.m . ' were se ntenced to pnson terms earlier th is year . was moderate damage to both and no injw-i es or c1la llons Timothy Rutherford, 21, Demp sey Wic klin e, 55, Ga lhpolt s, sentenced to a six Ga ll1pohs. who was sentenced to a 1-5 year term in the Oh1o Pemtenttary after e ntering a guil ty plea to a B&E cha rge month to fiv e year term· for car rytng a con ~e a led weapons, wa s pl aced on two ye ars prob atwn department Investigated a minor traffic accident Joyce M. Bing, 20, Rt . 1, Long Bottom, was backmg GIVEN PROBATION Meanwhile in Gallia County , Comm on Pleas Court .Tud~C' Badgley 2,000 march against school books By BRUCE A. COOK CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UP!) - Waving flags and anticommunist placards, more than >2,000 persons marched through city streets crowded chance of showers or snow flurries mainly north portion about Tuesday. Highs In the 40s. Lows mid 20s to low 30s. Chr istmas shoppers Sa turday in a renewed protes t against controversial school books. The demonstration was the first in three weeks by clergyled parents who believe a new series of texts in Kanawha County's schools are obscene and unMAmerican . and carrying umbrellas weather , the pro testers massed at the Civic Center, a burnin g," "God save America" and " Wish we had more people like sweet Alice''-the last in reference to spor ts arena , and paraded through the downtnwn area member Alice Moore . against the cold, rainy berore returning to the arena for a series of speeches. " This is a national rally agamst those books," sa id the Rev . Avis Hill , dressed in frontier clothes, as he led the march. Dozens of signs said, "No peaceful coexistence With satanic communism.'' Bundled in heavy clothing ' . for Others read, "Trash Is antitext book school board At the Civic Center, protesters lmed up at tables to purchase pamphl ets and books with titles such as " Thugs and Communi s t s," .. year for Kanawha County's schools is more than three months old. School attendance at one tim e was on ly about two-thirds The marchers wore red , clas:sroomas. Attendan ce has white and blu e armbands. · heen normal recently . Your Invited ' Gue.~t Reilchidg More 1'hiln 12,000 F<Jmilies GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT SUNDAY, DECEMBER I, 1974 Middleport-Pomeroy JACKSON - Plans for cance r deU,ction clinics in Meigs and Jackson Societies , Senior Citizens groups, and other comm unity organizatiOns will assist Counties to be held primarily fllr wnmen with the project which will be funded on a yearly basis through the State Board of Health . between the ages of 45 to 54 were announced by Jane Ergood , executive director of Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Ohio at the orgamzation's board of trustees meeting held In Jackson last week. The clinics, which were req uested by the Jackson and Meigs Collll ty Health Qtp,artme~t,.. will utili~e t~e ,staff and facilities of the 'PPSEO clin1cs in those counties and will be held once a month at each clinic site. Volun l£ers from the local Cancer Veteraos Memorial Hoapitai Wednesday Admissions Danie) Heidemann Pomeroy· Rhonda Rathburn, Middleport: Lillian Werry, Pomeroy. ' Wednesday Discharges Sandra Roush, Dares Arnold Betty Pooler, Tbnothy Frazier' VIrgil Roush. ' Thursday Admissions Clarence McDaniel, Middleport; Hazel McCallum Minersville. ' Thursday Discharges R'oland Morris, Carl Schultz Jr. , and Terry Jewell. ' PRICE 20 CENTS JO ELLEN DIEHL AND BOB BEEGLE will be appearing In the annual Rose Bowl Parade at Pasadena, Calif., with the alwmi of the Ohio State Youth Choir on New Year's Day. Mrs. E rgood, whose resignation from the executive director 's position had been accepted by the board at a previous meeting , agreed to continue in her job through Decmeber 25 since a new director for the agency has not been found . Mary 'l'l)ayer, assistant direr.tnr for program rrhinagement was appointed as interim director effective December 25. Meanwhile, funding for PPSEO clinic services in Lawrence County through Title IVA of the Social Security Act has been approved by the Lawrence County Welfare Department - these services tn be initiated pending approval of other FIRE DAMAGE $100 GALLIPOLIS Damage was estimated at $100 in a fire at 12:25 p.m . Friday at the residence of Ralph Jeffers on the Clark-Webster Rd . According to fire chief James A. Northup, an outbuilding from caughtfire when wind carried sparks from challened to local welfare departmen ts a burning trash barrel to the outbuilding. Eight men answered the !36th alarm of the year for the Gallipolis Fire Department through the Ohio Department of Welfare and are to be used exclusively for clinic DEER HUNTER AT AGE 12 - H. Doug RusseU , l2, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold RusseU of Wesl Columbia, W. Va . across the Ohio River from Middlepor t, was among lucky hunters this season when he killed with two shots a seven point, 127lb. buck on his family's farm . Russell, a student at Wahama Junior High, was hunting with his dad about 8 a.m. Friday, an hour after they had taken to the woods. Doug put his first shot through the deer 's shoulde~ and his second penetrated the head , taking one of the points with it. Doug already is an experienced hunter, having started at the age of nine, although this was his first deer . His father got his deer earlier in the week, a nine point buck on Williams River in the Monongahela National Forest. governmental agencies. The monies, which come primarily the federal government, are serv ices to low income famili es. :.;::-~:::::::::8~:::8i::::::::::::8:::::::!!:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:'-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::;;:~:::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::~::::::'.::§.:>.:.<::::::::::.:::::-:::::?'«:::?.:::::::::::w.::::::::::"«;:::~::::::::~: l~ •'•' Two bound for roses :<' POMEROY Two Meigs County young people will be in the Rose Bowl Parade at Pasadena, Calif., on New Year's Day as part of the alumni organization of the Ohio Youth Choir. They are Jo Ellen Diehl, Pomeroy, a student at Marietta College, and Bill Beegle, Racine, a student at Ohio University . AU alumni of the Ohio Youth Choir were notified last summer of the formation ~' alumni choir" which in all probability woujd be going to the Rose Bowl. All alumni were eligible to apply and 200 have been Selected. The group practices each weekend at the Ohio State Fairgrounds in preparation for the famed Rose Bowl Parade. The alumni choir will be number eight In the parade line of march and will be wearing new red and white uniforms purchased for the appearance. Each member will pay his way to California and provide the new costwne. The choir wiU be singing along the six mile parade route and each member wiU wear a back-pack 8f11plification sysoom so that their voices will carry well along the ' parade route. Cost of the packs is $16,000, of which $9,000has been raised. The select alwnni members are selllng small, embroidered roses and asking the public to In Pomeroy ~~ make contributions to that fund . Donations §! may be sent to Marty Blackwood, Rose Bowl Commi tU,e, 2239 E. Pike, Zanesville, Ohio 43701. Miss Diehl and Beegle will leave .':·.i. Columbus with the choir on Dec. 28. On ·<:· Dec. 29, the group will visit Disneyland where a concert will be presented . On Dec . 30, the choir will tour Universal Studios. On Dec . 31, practice for the parade lllill be ~ held and choir members will he given a ~ tour so that they can view first hand the ... ( construction of the magnificent floats which make the Rose Bowl Parade so special. Miss Diehl was a member of the Ohio State Youth Choir in 1971-72 while Beegle •: was a member in 1969-70. GALUPOLIS - An appeal_ for food and clothing was made Saturday for a · Gallia County man whose home was ' destroyed by fire on Saturday, Nov. 23. John Lee Mooney, who resides on Sugar Creek Rd., in Ohio Twp., lost all his belongings In the fire . Individuals wishing to donate iteins should contact Mr. Mooney 'a t the home of Junior Mooney. on Sugar 'Creek Rd., or call Mrs. ~osa Brumfield, 446-1003. For the season for the changing of the guards. Thus Re[Xlblicans will be in and I ~1: ~~,;i;>W&".f~: , i;; I .C.:!WW ;1 ,~,:;:;:; CANDIDATES BEWARE MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Pollee Chief J. J. Cremeans has warned candidates . in the November election that unless their pollllcal placards . polliecl in the community are removed alftdavfta will be prepared citing them to court· 'rhe pollee chief has extended the time in which the candidates can remove the placards without prosecution untll Dec. 9. ~:-*-3?-~.e«~.eg~ :u M ...~~;w~ R !»m b u ...aer ...oot beer 0 ' . U I I 1 • I. ••. uk EXAMSATAGE60 .!liNGAPORE (UP! ) .:_ Singapore drivers aged 60 and over will have to pass physical and mental fitness examinations in order to renew their licenses after Jar. I, the official gazette said Saturday. TO VISIT CASABLANCA MOSCOW (UP!) Two Soviet destroyers and a submarine will make an official friendly visit tn the Moroccan port of Casablanca Dec. 2~ , the Tass news agency said Saturday. Jim Rhodes ' regime Ohio politics f.:::~.:: I iili .§ Ohio ArtsCounci1 will be out. Highways will be in, but regional planning will be servants will be out. Convi'ct labor will be ln. On tlle menu , eggs Benedict and :. . Democrats, some 9,000 of them In ract, out, chicken tetrazzini wi11 give way to ;® will be out. There are other signposts of fashion as the Statehouse bids adieu to the steak and champagne tastes of the Welfare will be out, and vocational education will be in . Closing down the state parks will be way, way ou t. Cutting down the stare payroll wiU be Dutch loaf, cheese twists and peanut brittle. Early morning rennis will be out. Afrernoon golf on the run at Scioto Country Club will be m. In the governor's offi ce, Williamsburg decor , liquor close ts, tapestries and historical paintings will be done over in "early Bus Station" with cuspidors, hot plate, stuffed sailfish and pictures of Gerald Ford and Nelson Rockefeller or his successor. ~;; :!\ ~: ~ ~: ~· ~ inTh. e Department of ~ "'conomic and ;::: Community Development will be in, :~; while the Department of Mental Health ?~ and Mental Retardation will be out. ;:l "Rhodes' Raiders," scouring tlle !!;! no;;:;h-priced public relations men and countryside to lure industry to Ohio, :;i electronic news releases will be out. will b,e ln. A branch office of industrial !~ •f. Mbneograph machines an~ fleeting , development in Dusseldorf wiU he out. !$ ~,·: unenlightening press conferences w!U Talking to state legislators from both Airline travel will be out, but trips in ;( ?; parties will he in. Trying to put a beat-up Ford will be in . Vacations in :~ ~ be in. Hurling The Hay something over on them will be out. The Michigan will be out. Voyages to parts )} i:~i· Hurling the hay with backup Ohio AFL-CIO will be out. The Ohio unknown, probably' Florida, wiU be in. ~:l ~] statistics about government programs Manufacturers Association will he in. The "Ohio Plan" for .students to ~ ' will be out. Hurling the hay without any Deadline Extensions In repay the cost of their college education $! backup statistics will be in. The state Environmental Protection will be out. The bridge across Lake Erie !!1 Tomato juice and jobs will be in. Agency will be out. Lengthy extensions and promotion of Ohio's sugar beet ::>. Financial disclosure and codes of of deadlines to clean up air and water industry will be in. !~ etlllcal behavior will be out. will he ln. Fortunately for columnists, politics, ~~ The Ohio State Fair will be ;n, but the At the governor's mansion, paid which has never been out, will be in. *j w.:@.;:;1i')@.:· ····I ·::::x:.::wWGr :J&::"'t:"@! -~ z:: ~,.~~::::::":".?".;:;~.<.:?~~~-:::~::'.:'-::::::~-::::::~~::::::::-:.x=:=:=::-;-;:::-..;-;;.-;:;:')-;::o;-;-;,:;~mx-::-:u..:.z.::~~~ Gilligan administration and becomes reacquainted with the hamburger and root beer served up by Rhodes . "Profit" wiU no longer be a dirty word .jn Ohio. Justead, taxes will be a j Shot hits spotlighters GALLIPOLIS Gallia County sheriff's deputies Friday night investigated a shooting incident on Buck Ridge Rd . Deputies said Joe Gibbs, Jr. and Donald Jones of Rt. 3, Gallipolis, were spotlighting deer when someone fired at their car striking it in the rear, One of the pellets hit Gibbs in the arm . Deputies also investigated the theft of a $160 tape player taken from Tom MilsU,ad's Stereo Shop on Rt . 141. DIED SATURDAY GALLIPOLIS - Flossie Burlile died Saturday af · tAlmoon at a nursing home in Coolville . McCoy-Moore's FWJeral Home in Vinton is maki~g arrangements. OVER 300 DEAD The Thanksgiving weekend traffic death toll clbnhed past 300 Saturday. A midwestern storm made driving hazardous in parts of 12 states, the UPI said. The Nationa l Safety Council estimated that ~tween 525 and 625 traffic fatalities would he recorded in the United States during the ' holiday period that extends from 6 p.m. local time Wednesday thr ough Sunday. ' ·I ~1.. ~i ~ 1 I Food, clothing needed (UPI) I~€~~~ will be in style for in 200-voice choir MEETING SET · The Christmas meeting with a gift exchange to be held was set for Dec . 11 when the Pomeroy-Middleport Lions Club met for a luncheon at the Meigs Inn Wednesday. Lou Osborne, president, was in charge when club programs were discussed . The meeting opened with group singing led by Jim Danner and the Rev . Dwight Zavitz gave prayer. COLUMBUS :::: everything,lhereisaseason, andthisis ~::: '" Rhode Island , Connecticut. The protest against 325 new school textbook s approved this goal of two clinics . .\ ' ' Henr y Some carried signs saying they were fr om Massachusetts, Kissinger-Soviet Agent" and of the county 's 45,000 pupils "More Deadly Than War- The be cause thousands were kept Communist Revolution in home by parents feelin g the America." books were unfit for BIRTHDAY MARKED LONDON ( UPI )-Members of Winston Churchill 's family lun ched privately at Blenheim Palace Saturday, opening a nostalgia-filled weekend marking the IOOth birthday anniversary of the late prime minister who led Britain thr ough its "finest hour ." Radio and television planned special programs an d memoriabilia re ca lling the wartime leader fl ooded 'Stores. '• I has been placed on three years probatwn . Cancer detection is Elberfelds In Pomeroy (PG) Cartoon s Sigler, 25, Rt 1, Rutland . There Cloudy today, snow hkely , higha in the upper 30s. Lows tonight in high 20s. Cloudy Monday, highs in the mid 40s. Rain likely. OPEN TIL 9 (Technicolor} RoQ<!rt Redford Saturday at 12:30 a.m at the Tall Timbers Nite Club the Ronald R. Ca lhoun has placed two men on probation who Weather Big End~of-the-Month Sale now going on. An excellent time for Christmas shopping in the Main Store Mechanic Street Warehouse and the Toy Store. Big savings on Dresses - Knit Tops - Womens Sportswear - Bestform Bras - Pre Teen Sportswear - Towels - Sheets • Mens Sweaters - Boys Sweaters - Lee Jeans - Mens Ties • Underwear for men and boys. JEREMIAH JOHNSON Cluist EXTENDED OUTLOOK Tuesday through Thurs· day, mostly cloudy with a THiRD TIME AROUND - AmNTIOI Tonight, Sat., Sun . from a parkm g s pace when her car was s truck m the rea r by a car driv en by Edward E. with GET MEIGS tHEATRE· the r~sidence m East Letart wh1le OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL The omo n was so highly re· garded In Egypt that one variety of t he plant was deified. the family was away Thank s~ g1vmg day, the home wa s entered and rour gun s stolen welding cable were stolen. one time," said Guzek . Elb~rfelds 5.75% Certificates I POMEROY - The Meigs County Sheriff's Department is of the On 90-Day 1 J 3 robberies probed by sheriff BELLAIRE, OHIO - JOHN GUZEK, PRESIDENT of District 6 of the United Mine Workers Union, said today he feels the new contract with the soft coal industry will be raUfled some time next "eek. Guzek, said the "majority" of the miners In Ills district, which encompassea Eastern Ohio and the Nortllern Panhandle of West Virginia, wh~ has talked to favor the new pact. "The biggest part, the majority of tlle people, Uke it," Guzek said, "and will vote for it. But you can't satisfy everybody." Guzek said he would agree with UMW President Arnold Miller that it was the best labor contract negotiated anywhere IJl the last ten years. " It has a 64 per cent raise and I don't beUeve anybody in this country or any other country has ever got that at PRACTICE SLATED SPOT zn Briefs COLUMBUS, OHIO - JOHN S. ANDREWS, former Ol\lo Republican state chairman, has reportedly been recommended to succeed Dean Burch as President Gerald Ford's poUUcal consultant' at the White House, it was reported today. .' The Columbus Citizen Journal llald Andrews was reportedly recommended for the post by John Deardourff, of the Washington political consultant firm of Bailey, Deardourff & Eyre, Inc. Andrews told newsmen Thursday he had not been contacted by anyone from the White House In connection with the report, and declined comment whether he would accept auch 'a position. A practice session for in- Entertainment • Contmued from page i issue of The Journal of Paloontology said. J . Wyatt Durham of the University of California, Berkeley, and Jean B. Firby of the California Academy of Sciences In Siln Francisco wrote that teetll fossils were found bnbedded In tlle rock in the White Mountains near Bishop, Calif., 65 miles northwest of Death Valley. The fish Itself, they said, measured about four feet in length. Durham and Firby said the teeth were those of a predator, apparently blunted l)jr a lifetime of attacks on hard-<dleUed P"'Y. It is the first evidence, they said, that highly developed predatory creatures existed as early in the evolutionary calendar as 600 million years ago. They had previously been known to exist 500 million years ago . INSTALLATION SET RACINE - Installation of officers of Racine ChapU,r OES will be at 8 p.m. Monday at the U,mple in Racine . TENSION RELAXING along the border of ISI'ael and Syria after the threat of another war loomed between the two nations , Israeli soldiers remain poised for action along the Golan He1ghts area . " ' . Court says jail, fine GA LLI POLIS - Loren IV . Mullins, 23, Cleveland, formerly of Rt . 1, Gallipolis, enU,red a guilty plea Friday in Municipal Cow-t to a misdemeanor charge of vehicular homicid e in the traffic death Nov . 2 of Stephen Dickerson, 58, of Glenwood, W. Va. Judge Robert S. Betz gave Mullins the maltimum penalty, $1,000 fine and sixmonths ja1l te rm . _ Four other state patrol charges, DWI, driving left of center-, driving un der suspension, and g1vmg false informa tion to a pollee officer were dropped. Mullins is also sought in Cleveland for attempted aggravated murder , armed robbery, and c arryin g a co ncea led weappn . He will be released to the custody , of Cleveland authorities following his six month jail term. Harry E. Rowley, 25, Phoenix , Ariz. pleaded gui lty to a misdemeanor charge of bad checks. He was given the maxi:num senU,nce ard fine, $1,000 and costs and six montlls ·m jail. Rowley had onginally been charged with forging a $400 payroll check to the A&P Company. He has made restitution on that check. GOP TO REBUILD ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UP I ) - Republican governors, reduced to a baker 's dozen by the 1974 elections, gathered here Sunday to talk about what hit them Nov . 5 and lay plays to rebuild for 1976. ELECTION SET POMEROY - Election of officers for the year will be held when the Metgs County Fair Board meets at 8 p.m . Monday at the secretary's office on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. � 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/. 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