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Court longer than any member "He is currently resting ' in histnry. today was under comfortably in an !ntensive inteJI(!ive hospital care - the care unit and is alert, althoush vi,ctlm or a stroke suff~ed his condition is officially during a Bahamas vacatio11, "\ categorized as serious, and his ' For the ~§t. six years vital signs are stable," McGurn Dou!!las has an electronic heart said . r-------..----~---·--------.---------· ----------~-.-.----'-------·-~--·-r-----·----- ~--·------·----·--t pa~maker in his chest. When . · Mrs. Douglas stayed with her he set his record or 34 years 196 husband ·at the hospital. days on Oct. 30, 1973, he said The justice's electronic heart his doctor pronounced him in pacemaker was !irs! implanted "line" health. in his chest in.., 1968. The The outspoken jurist had )usl battery-powered. device is deI Polyester . Percale . Flannel . Corarrived in Nassau with his wile, signed Ill assure a steady heart duroy · Upholstery fabrics. . Ca thleen, for a short vacation . . beat at a rate app'ropriate lor He was stricken on New Year's the wearer. Douglas had ... Eve and taken to Princess experienced an abnormally Our e.ntire stock of misses, WOrT) ens, slow rate. Margaret Hospital . juniors and preteen sizes is included. By an ironic qulrli, his way After that, Douglas relaxed misses, half sizes, juniors. 1 home was smoothed by Presi· his pace, cutting down on • I · 1 dent Ford, who as House mountain climbing and treks to Republican Leader led an far countries . He and Mrs attempt to impeach him in 107~ . Douglas did travel Ill China in I . Ford arra~ged for Douglas' 1974, thus realizing a desire he I N_o-iron. polyester-cotton blends · in physician, Thomas Connally of had harbored for many years. dtscontmues patterns and colors. Arlington, Va., to be flown Ill Douglas was a mainstay of his patient !rom Andrews Air the "liberal bloc" during the Force Base. tenure or Earl Warren as Chief Then, by presidential order, a Justice. But .over the long run, C9 medical plane was dis· since he came to.,lhe bench in patched !rom Homestead AFB 1939 at age 4~. he has been in Florida to bring Douglas to known as a dissenter, particu· Washington . He arrived larly alter Burger succeeded Wednesday morning and was Warren. taken to Walter Reed Army The Constitution, he has said JSSeS j . Skirts . Blouses. 1 , Hospital. many · times, was intended to Chief Justice Warren E. take government "off the backs Burger n~ti!ied the other or the people .." He abhorred justices. censorship, loyalty oaths and The first press notice by electronic eavesdropping. Tape players, record changers, air suspension speakers, AM-FM-FMS tuners. · January Clear.a nce-Sale! VOL XXVI NO. 184 --~ · ----------~- WOMENS·COATS !! ' DRESSE.S !· " I \. Sa e Prices i Clearance saIe. pr1ces . e omens • uruors ! SALE PRICES SALE. PRICES ~ :·>. ~: ~ ~:':. " -* ~:' ~ @ .I =~ Nora I. Baker died Wednesday LONG BOTTOM - Mrs. Nora I. Baker, 65, Rl. I, Long Bottom, died early Wednesday morning at Holzer Medical Center following an extended . illness .. Mrs. Baker was born in · Athens County, the daughter of the late John and Vida Buck Hawk. She was also preceded ·in de'ath by one brother, Walter E. Hawk. · Mrs. Baker was a resident of Meigs County !he gre~ ter part or her life. She is survived by her husband, Seldon E. Baker; three sons, ·Seldon. Junior Baker, Pomeroy, Rt. 2; Walter E. Baker, Tuppers Plains, and Larry D. Baker, Pomeroy; one daughter, Mrs. Jennings (Carol) Jell, Minersville; four brothers, Glen Hawk, MI. Gilead; Harold Hawk, Cardington; Ralph flawk , Delaware, and Floyd Hawk, EdisOn; two sisters, Helen Kincade, Crestline and Lucille Gantz, EsterQ, Fla.; 13 grandchildren, and one greatgranddaughter. Funeral services will be held Saturday at I p.m. at the White Funeral Home in Coolville with the Rev . Floyd Shook of· liciating. Burial will be in Coolville Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. today. MEIGS THEATRE WARREN, Ohio (UPI) David Furrie, 26, Mineral Ridge, a Trumbull County sheriff's deputy, remained in critical condition at a YoungstoWn hospital Wednellday with gunshot wounds received during the armed robbery or a Mineral Ridge service staUon. Furrl• was working at the station and wu dilcovered by his relief in a backroom. He !lad been "shot once in the head and three tlmes in the leg, and 1 Mon~y was misSing 'frorri the station, Sllld Trumbull County !lleriff Robert W. Barnett. Talks resume in school dispute COLUMBUS (UP!) Negotiations were to resume tllday in the contract dispute between the Columbus Board of Education and the Columbus Education Association. · The pact covering the teachers expired at midnight Tuesday. ~ A federal mediator said both sides were still far apart on salary increases lor the teachers. Huheey ll) take statewide post •••*****************•*****t*****t ,. .! . ,. .•. . Fo~,Yo...Dining and , .!• Listening · : ' Pleasure.;.... I Clearance Sale . GI'RLS COATS I MENS_5WEATERS ' : · Ph. 992-3629 I ' ·, I l ., : Sale . ' ' I I sleevelss styles. 11 / 2 ~ Pri•Ce j 1 AND KNIT s ItDTS . ft JUVENILE SIZES 2 to 12 An ex_cellent selection . . \· !· F Y2 PRICE ·! ).--.------,_,.---·----------·-·----·~ Mens Winter Jackets I Clearance Sale !l ~~7~::. Ionge~ ja~kefs I BOYS SWEATERS I ' Sale 1f2 Price t 6 2; I 1---------·~-------·--"1 ! 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Sale 99.00 1 Reg. 189.00 Red Twee~ Early American Chair Sale 95.00 1 Reg. 169.00 Gold Swivel Rocker 1 Reg. 139.00 Gold Occasional Chair 1 Reg.209.00 Wing Back Floral Chair 1 Reg. 298.00 Red and Black Spa~ish' Chair 1 Reg. 139.00 Nylon Print Occasional Chair 1 Reg. 139.00 Gold Velvet Occasional Ch.flir 1 Reg . 149.00 'Green Occasional Chair 1 Reg. 139.00 'Green Velvet Stripe Chair 1 Reg. 139.00 Black and Gold Velvet Living Room Suite 1 Reg .' 479 .00 2 pc . Green Kroehler Living Room Suite Sale 85.00 Sale 70.00 ~ 105.00 . . 149.00 Sale 70.00 '• .,,•• Sate 7.0.00 Sate 75.00 Sate 70.00 " ~­ .• •• Sate 70.00 Sf ripe Chair 1 Reg. 129.00 Gold, Brown, While Print Chair 6 Reg. 69.00 Vinyl TV Swivel Chairs 1 Reg . 139.00 Gold Wing Back Chair 1 Reg. 659.00 2 pc. Rust Kroehler Sate 65.00 Sate 35.00 Sale 70.00 • 1 Reg. 395.00 2 pc. Gold Kroehler Living Room Suite 1 Reg. 6S9 .00 Black, Red, Gold Kroehter Sola 1 Reg. 189.00 Black Vinyl Kroehler Love Seat 1 Reg. 298 .00 Blue, Green Kroehler Sofa ,. Sale 399.00 Sale 299.00 Sale 24l.o0 Sale 399.00 Sale 109.00 Sale 179.00 . · WHILE THEY LAST . · \Jfo ~ -•w-• l 1 Knit Goods. 1 • '·' I i I I Gloves · Mittens. Scarfs · --... I ADDING MAaiiNES I I .· I I AN.DCA• ·CULATOR.SI lI , . a.: I . II I Free tuning and electric damp chaser wit~ each Pi(no. · I Lim ited quantity. . ·i .~ .~~l.tE. ·-~·-·J· ~Lt 1h ~RICEL~~~-P_8~~~s Sale 750.00 Sate 789.00 Sale799.00 Sale 789.00 Sale 799.00 Reg. 950.00 Walnut Spinet Piano Reg. 1125.00 C!Mrry Spioiel Piano Reg. 1150.00 Walnut Console.Piano Reg._112S.OO Pecan Spinel Piano Reg. 1150.00 Pecan Console Piano · · Reg. 1350.00 Walnut Electronic Organ with Automatic Rhythmn • -.." FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. THIRD .FLOOR ' .. ....... .-...... .... Sale 949.00 ·-----------w _ ~~~~~~.,_,~.~----------~~~--~--,_1 Main Store • Toy Store • Warehouse Open· Both Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 8 P.M. ' ' -. ...-... :.. ~ ELBERFE,LDS .IN POMEROY . .. .. ... ... ,.· -·'i• '· ~ \ ' '· . ' . 1. .. ( I I I p 1 WASHINGTON (UP)) _ The nation's unem- ~ ploym~nt rate jumped to a 13-year high of 7.1 per :::! cent in December when approximately 6.5 million .~'·:..'.~:. .: ;~:~ ;~;~ <:; , '. Americans were out of work, the Labor Department said today. The jobless rate last reached 7,1 per cent in May, 1961 and ttxlay's statistics was the highest since unemployment hit 7.4 per cent. in August, 1958. December unemployment; led by huge layoffs in the staggering auto industry spurred in part by the nationwide coal strike, jumped by 560,000 from November when the rate was 6.5 per cent. The one-month 0.6 per cent increase was the highest since October, 1960 when the rate went up a similar amount from 5.5 per cent the previous month . Virtually every worker group was affected by the increased joblessness. The jobless rate for· heads of households increased in December from 3.9 tb 4.5 per cent. · The incre~ing jobless fate is :!!-!!:::::::::::::=:--::::::::::::::.-==::::::::..-.::;::::::.~::.'t~ expected to prompt action in COLUMBUS (UPI) Congress when it convenes Unemployment In Ohio later this month and from ~GREAT OAKS FROM TINY ACORNS grow, so do great evergreens !rom smaU seed· President Ford, who is expect· during December continued to rise sharply witb the lings. This large tree, which has served as the village Christmas tree on the upper parking lot ed to propose bold new SYRACUSE Robert village sol icitor . issued 106 warnings . Fines, in Ppmeroy, will be taken away any day. The tree was planted in the mid-thirties by the late number of jobless up by Wing ett was re-elec ted The repor t of Police Chi ef costs and bond forfeitures economy measures in his State more than 343,0~0 wben Philip (Rupe) Killinger, a World War II casualty, in the yard of his late paren\s, Mr ..and Mrs. president of Syracuse Vill age " Milton Varian was rea d and totaled $4,078.90. The depart- of the Union address to the compared with Decem~er, ~IIQer Killinger, Naylor!s Run, Pomeroy. The seedling was one of several pl~nted by Mr. lawmakers. Council and the annual ap- accepted for the year 1974. ment recovered one stolen Killinger in his-parents' yard when he was in the CCC of depression years. The tree was given Ford Tuesday signed legisla· 1973, It was reported today propriation for 1975 was apIt showed that he drove vehicle. · by the ,. Ohio Bureau of Ill thtlviUage by Rupe's sister, Mrs. Philomena Follrod, to use for the holiday season. · proved by council in regular 5,437. 8 miles; used 631.5 Bary McCoy, councilman, lion appropriating $4 billion lor Employment Services. public service jobs and extend· · session Thursday night with gallons of fuel; fuel cost was said seedlings could be Ob· The Bureau of Em· ed unemployment comMayor Herman Lond on $359.15; oil and lube, $12. 71 ; ta ined for next spring from the pensation for unemployed ~!;;3~0ent O~~;:!~es ;::: :::::::::::t~~:~;;:::;:;z~~:<::::::::: presiding . · fuel filler, $3;· wax, $20; tires, Meigs County Extension Office workers . · The annual budget total ed $63,84 ; rims, $28. Tota: cos t of by signing an order the last of unemployed one week or CANTON, Ohio (UP!) The legislation . authorized $84,462.62, up from last year by opera li on of new crui ser , January. The seedlings will be Uere1are this week's winning more in "be'cember, 1971, I $2.5 billion for 33~,000 new jobs. $23,138.38. Last year's annual $486.70. placed along Snowball Hill Rd., compared with 204,000 lor numbers in tbe Ohio lottery This is on top of about $1 billion appropriation was $61 ,324.24. He received 99 complai nt.-; ; ~c ouncil agreed. dra~ Friday: December, 1973. already ~llocated to local In other business, coun cil re- i93 phone calls; investigated 10 Councilman Troy Zwilling Nu)nber 412 1lour one two) governments for 17~, 000 public ::::::;:;;;:::::::<;:::::<;::::::::::::$;;;:::::::::$::::::$:::::~~:,:,: •. In ""'V box on ticket wbis $20. appointed Frank W. Por ter as acciden t.-; ; made 56 arrest.-;;' announced the following had service jobs. pe~ cent annual average Nulnbers 389 (three eight COLUMBUS (UPI ) - An statement. "The YCC eampen been named to firemen 's Unemployment had reached unemployment in 1973. nine) and 751 (seven live Ohio Department of Natural work.aud live in· an· outdoor~ -- --··"' '• dependency board, McCoy, a 311! year low of 4.6 per cent in Among white collar workers, one) /In green and blue wins . Resources spokesman said atmosphere that creates ophimself, Eber Pickens, council Octllber, 1973 but that month $500~· Thursday a $146,000 federal portunities lor a better un· members, and Ralph Lavendar the Arab oil embargo began Ill the figure rose to 4.1 per cent in December, the highest since N mbers 389 and 751 in grant had been received by the derstanding and appreciation of the fire department. A fifth ·take its IIlli and since then the records on this category were 'blue boxes wins $1,000. department for operation or of natural environment." · member is yet Ill be ·elected by unemployment raie has in· begun in 1958. The bulk of the Numbers 3B9 and 751 in The spokesman said the !ltate two Youth Conservation Corps the other four members. By United Press International creased 2.5 percentage points. increased joblessness among gre~n boxes eligible lor (YCC) camps in the state this mu8t match ·the grant with. SEVERAL HUNDRED THOUSAND PERSONS WERE Pickens, a member of the Most of the joblessness in· white collar workers occurred , $300\ ~0~ drawing and swnmer. money, facUlties and personnel ADDED Ill unemployment compensation rolls in the week before fire and emergency depart- crease occurred during the last in sales and manager forces. auto)nat(cally wins $15,000. "The growing Yf;C program in order lo be eligible. ments gave the following four months when the rate rose Christmas and slumps in factory orders and ·the construction The state-operated campe Unemployment among blue ;:,::~:;:;:::~;::::::~:,:::::~::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: JrOvides summer work experiindustry signaled even heavier layoffs in the New Year . The financial report: lire depart- from 5.4 per cent in August Ill collar workers rose from 8.2 ence lor thousands Of young are conducted at en· skyrocketing nurnllet of persons · seeking jobless benefit.-; ment, uniform fund, $539.35; its new level this month. Americans each year," ac· vironmental resource centers per cent oo 9.4 per cent strongly indicated another sharp rise in the nation 's unem· fir e truck fund, $1,390.48 ; Since the data .was collected Joblessness 4mong black cording to. a Natural Resources at Shawnee State Forest in ployment rate. The Labor Department was to release December general fund, $289.56; total of during the first · week in rose fr6,Plll.7 Ill 12.8 workers Sciotn County and Zaleski State figures today. , • $2,219.39. Emergency fund, · December further layoffs have per cent Teen..age unempJoy. Forest in Vinton County. · It was expected to near, if not reach, 7percent of the nation's $615.27. The E-R Squad made heen reported in automobile, ment rose from 17.3 to 18.3 per A YCC camp Is conducted work force, adding some 500,000 persons to the November total of 46 runs last year and drove 936 steel and. related industries. cent. · each swruner by the Depart. 6 million, or 6.3 per cent. The government said Thursday th~t miles. Th~ Meigs Cotmty Sheriff's ConStruction unemployment Besides the increase in the ment o!lnterior at Helron Fish 677,800 workers applied lor unemployment insurance the week Mayor London warned that was 15 per cent in December, Dep4rtment invesligated a number of workers unemHatchery in Licking County. A llefore Christmas. In the week .ending Dec. H, more than 3.3 . th ere are lour trailers whose highest since the recession of sing!~ car accident on SR 7 in ployed, there was a surge in the camp at Wayne National million persons received unemployment benefits, up 246,800 from owners have not complied with 1961. Salis~ury Twp., Thursday at 7 number ·of persons working in MoiU"oe County is Forest the previous week, and the highest since 1971. · the village l[dinance in regard p.m. jin which the d• iver was Two defendanl'l were fined ,- · conducted by the Department The December unem- part time. to underPinning. Owners of ployment rate in manufac· Government· economic ad- cited ~tll court lor no operator's one forfeited a bond and of Agriculture's U.S. Forest WASIDNG'!i'lN - THE WATERGATE COVER-UP trial is jun~ cars in violation of a turing was 8.6 per cent, double licenjle. He was Reymond another costs only in the court over, but the hook is far from closed. Attorneys for the four men village ordinance will be cited uie December, 1973 rate. Most visers predicted laat fall that LitU~ , 44, Racine, w~o was rif Middleport Mayor Fred Service. unemployment might up Ill 7 The spokesman said the four convicted New Year's Day- John N. Miichell, H. R. Haldeman, into court if they do not comply of this was due to the slump in trav~ing north on SR 7 when Hoffman Thursday night. in mid-1975. But some camps in Ohio would &C· . per cent John D. Ehrlichman and Robert C. Mardian--are preparing within 60 days . the automobile industry. the ri~ ht front tire blew out. He Donald Lovett, 51 , Mid· commodate 368 youths in two private · economists had appeals which may take years to resolve. A! the offices of the Harold Jeffers met with The December figures left an predicted unemployment was approaching the four lane dleport, was lined $5 and cosl'l four ~week sessions this sumWatergate Special Prosecution Force, it was business as usual as council in regard to water annual average rate or 5.6 per might reach 8 per cent by mid· from the two lane when he and was given a 15 day jail mer'. Work experience for 60 ·work continue<) in a batch of related cases. One of t11ese involves spilling from Snowball Hill eent for .1974 compared with 4.9 1975. struck drums and signs on the sentence on each of two youngsters per session Is John B. Connally, former Texas governor and former- U. S. onto his property. Councii highway . The car was disorderly manner charges, provi(led by the state-run Treasury secretary. His bribery-perjury case comes to trial in agreed to remedy the situation demolished. Little was not Emmett R. Smalley , Mid· ·camps. The federally run camp March. by putting two loads of gravel injured . dleport, was fined $5 and costs at Helron has. a 2ksmper Others known still to be under investigation include former in the area and two more if on an assured clear distance capacity, and the camp --at Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans; Nixon's secretary, Rose needed . Council later plans to charge. Robert H. Knotts, 75, Wayne. National Forest· will Mary Woods ; and close Nixon friend C. G. (Bebe) Rebozo. Two ditch the area so the water will Vintlln, forfeited a $25 bond ·~ campers a session. fl posted on an assured clear house Watergate grand juries are still working, and further in· flow into a ditch rather than on By United Press International central and northern Dllnois Only school counselors, con· A powerful winter stnnn and parts of Wisconsin and . dictments are expected in the next few weeks and months. the highway into the Jeffers distance charge. Assessed serution science teachers or packed the nation's midsection upper Michigan . President Ford, who pardoned Nixon of any and all yard. cosl'l only on a charge of !ailing designated YCC represenwith heavy snows tllday and Two young Nebraskans were Watergate crimes last September, said it wouldn 't be apThe Syracuse Home Utilities to underPin a mobile home was tatives can accept student and JrOpr!ate lor him to comment on the cover-up convictions. On the Co. will increase the gas rates made highway travel hazar. killed Thursday night in a carJohnny Pope, Middleport. nonstudent camp applications. area . At pickup truck smashup on advice of his lawyers, Nixon himself said nothing aQout the case, 10 .cent.-; per I ,000 cubic feet dous throughout but an aide read reporters a general statement "Former effective in February, under. least six persons were killed in snow-slick u .s . 81, about four storm-related traffic ac- miles north of Norfolk, Neb. President Nixon is deepl~.pguished by Watergate and that these Continued on page 10 cidents. State police said th~ two men wbo were among his clo~t aides and their families have COJ..UMBUS !UP! ) - A The stonn' raged over the persons . in the pickup, Gale suffered so much and that their lives have heen so tragically mid-Mississipp'i Valley, Hanneman, 21, and Rodney R. Daytpn paper producer has touched by Watergate," the state said. C OF C TO CONVENE causing the National Weather Greenamyre, 18, both of agre~ to invest . $17 million Ray E. Gibbs, 84, or 234 businessman , was associated . The Pomeroy Ghamber or Service Ill issue heavy snow Brunswick, were killed. WASHINGTON - IDS SKllNG HOUDAY BEHIND him, over \he next!our years to curb Mulberry Ave. , Pomeroy died with the Rizer Oil Co. , until In Iowa, eight inches of new · air ppllutanl'l at a Chillicothe at H?lzer Medic.a l Ce nter retirement. He was a veteran . President Ford tllday begins high4evel meetin gs dealing with Commerce will meet Monday warnings and travelers ad· at noon at the Meigs Inn . visories throughout nor· . snow piled up at Red Oak. Des mill It was announced tllday. Thursday evening. rif World War I, a memher of charges that ).he Central Intelligence Agency illegally spied on theas\em Missouri, Iowa, Continued on page I~ American dissidents. The an.nouncement was . .. He wa• the son of the late the F&AM Masonic Lodge Ford scheduled, an early meeting with Secreiary of SUite made by Booker P. Bunch ,,vice Ar~h and Emma Lilly Gibbs. !Mason, W. Va.) council, and Henry A. Kissinger, who returned from Puertn Rico Thursday president of the Mead Papers He was also preceded in death Commandery at Pomeroy. Mr. Gibbs is survived by his night on Air Force 2 w'ith Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller. Divislop, and . Ohio Attorney by a daughter, E li zabeth One of the 7'1 bills left for action before Saturday is t)le trade General WilliamJ. Brown, who (Betty Jane ) Nicely , in 1968. wile, Louise Vining Gibbs; one bill, which .Kisslnger .and Ford both lobbied ,for. Ford signs it . ITHACA, N.Y. (UPI ) - A repr esents the Ohio EnMr . Gibbs, a vromin ent grandchild, Bee Jay Swan, Sullivan, a former Cornell found in present commercial viro~mental Protec tion Columbus; three . great ·'. tllday in an East Room ceremony, giving the Sqviet Union the · variety of ci>rn with high graduate student now with the hybrids. Agency' ....... :-._ .................. ;{ .. 0:·:-' : •:-:·: .. X• .•. ....o.« ;o.-.;o;o-.o;?;o, • , ._ · : ,' • • .I grandchildren, Tim, J~ck, and same trading treatment as other Western_!)3tions. Congress resiStance to two major insect Th.e Cornell com also differs under the agreement, Mead Tonya Swan ; three sisters, passed it oitly with assurances the Ru'!"i;ms wotjld liberalize pests, the European corn borer Ul)iversity of Delaware, made EXTENDED OUTLOOK · U)e discovery as they were from present resistant hybrids will iQstall equipment designed Lena Gibbs, and Freda their policies toward emigration of Soviet Jews. and the sugar cane borer, has test~ numerous strains of in \hal the mechanism of tn remove particulate 11)8tter Sunday through Tuesday, Lepa c ~, both of Mason, and heen discovered by New York "exotic corn" from Central resistance is apparently some· chance of rain or snow Emma Shoemaker, or Scio1 from its· power b<Jiler and • State College of Agriculture thing other than the antlblotic recoJ ery exhaust at the Sunday and agaln on Ohio·. · WASHINGTON -THE MIND OF JUSTICE William 0. and Life Sciences scientists . America. 1 Tuesdap. Highs In the upper Through cooperation with chemlcal DIMBOA found .in Funeral Servicif will be h~ld Douglas_was not Impaired by his stroke, and his dcctor says the Vernon E. Gracen, a profes. the International · Center for most resistimt plants, Gracen Chilli~othe mill. . . 30s and the lower 4~s and · Saturday at 3:p!lll. ~t . Ewing dean of the Supreme Court is nowhere near death .• · ~ - ~ _ - sor at the Cornell University• · Con~truc~on of tw!' eleclows in the 20s. Maize and Wheat in· Mexico, said. • trostatlc precipitators will Chapel with the Rev. carl Douglas, .76, "feU and had some !"eakness" Tuesday in his based college, said Thursday, Research 'to determine the begin , this spring. When all '*'®~,- .:.:::w..."''*'~$Z.>~;::w.:~~ Hicks or!ictating. Burial will be hotel room in Nassau, where he and his wif~ Cathleen had gone "This is the first time coni lias Gracen said, experimental in · Beech Gr!We Cemetery . for a short holiday. 'f11e court's spokesman, Barrett McGurn, .ever beenfound to have built-in v~ietles will be tested in the mechanism of resistapce is unil'l are completed in 1978, United States Asia Africa and continuing with the Mead 1.will be removing more SQUAD .CALLED may call at the funeral Friends said Douglas' condillon is described as "serious," b)it ther~ W'!" resistance Ill both types of com South Ameri~a. ' cooperatfon of Prof . Ward. M. · than 99 per cent or the par· The -Pomeroy Emergency home any time. 110 sign of mental impairment. He was being treated with an· ' insects." Corn that is res!Btant to the Tingey • an entomologist at the ticulates from its boilers and Squad went Ill the horne of Mrs. ticoagulants to lessen.the possibility or blot clots moving from his "The discovery represents a borer is not new. But, Gracen college. f d' tn th ' Paul B Ch · te at 8 56 heart, which is regulated by -~ electric pacemaker. . He said, researchers ar.e now urna qes, accor tng e . aer near es r : major step forward in develop- said, ' the new var•'ety has I announcement. Th~ agreement '.p.m., Thursda¥. Mrs. Baer, LOCAL TEMPS ing corn resistant to the com resistance to both generations developing resistant mbre~ also requires Mead to limi\ IJihO was · ill,. w~s tak~n Ill EGYPI'IAN OFFICIAL1S BELIEVE APOWER STRUGGLE The temperature in downborer lor use throughout the of the European CQm bOrer lines that should be ready for sulphur oxide emissions by Vete~an~ M•mor1al Hospital town Pomerpy at II a.m. today within the Kremlin may have !or.ced ~viet leader Leonid I. wo<ld ," Gracen said. which· occur during ·a single field trial In New York and contrnlling the -quality or coal where she . was treated and was 3B degrees under ex, . ' Brezlmev to cancel •his vl <i t to the Middle East; the Beirut newsHe said he and Prof. SjJe grounnu season -..a -trait not other areas "within a year or r 1 d -r . Continued on page 10 1 tremely j:~oudy skies. ~ . ...... two. " burned in rer boi ers. e ~ase . -~ . -1· hitting·drums Two fined in go Midwest socked $17 milli0 m{lrked for clelaner m·d. Ray Gibbs, 84,.is 1 Reg. 269.00 Green, Gold, While Kroehler Love Seal . · Sale 166.00 1 Reg. 398.00 Brown Velvet Kroehle' Sola Sale.249.00 1 Reg. 319.00 Brown Velvet Kroehter love Seal Sale 199.00 '> Discontinued colors and fabrics . Lee Tech Twill work Pants . ShirtS: Not every size in every color. Pants regularly 9.98. Shirts regularly 8.98. l .!: ~:!,· in Decell_lh~r are blamed • .,., -1 Coal strike, auto slum ihe /' I LEE WORK . • I SAL~ $21 84 . ~-~,.;,;:,--;;-Pants - Wo~k S~uts 1~::::~::-r-Zt::::~:·l Kimb~ll ..Pianos a~d Organs . ·Clearance Sale ------~----~~------------~- mayor's court 1 Reg. 198.00 Early American Print Lounge Chair TEN CENTS Auto wrecked M I Slipover.Sweaters - CoatStylesandSieeveiess · styles. Crew and turtle neck sweaters. .•'., Clearance Sale I1 I Clearance Sale ! lt I! I ... _._.._.._:._.._._.._..._.._.._.._.-._.._....-....._..~.__.,-1 Pomeroy . : \ 1 Includes all of our bbys winter jackets ·. CPO shirts and Jac shirts · Juvenile sizes 4 to 12 and 8 20 Boys sizes to · :,................................... ·~ Ii sweaters Includes our entire !tock of mens . coats . sl ipover and PHONE 992-2156 Two youth camps in Ohio assured 1 . !,. .TONIGHT·9:30 TO 2:00 i. j The LWEIGs-~ J : our Entire stock Included SALE PRICES I 1f2 p ICE 1 ON SALE AT THE TOY STORE --------·--·-·----·------- ~--------·--- ---·--~----·; IN THE MIDOLE BLOCK Clearance Sale l Clearance Sale ! . . BOYS WINTER JACKETS he_BOYS SW M~ERS . p~!~es~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ GEO; HALL AND THE HALLMARKS · TOY SALE l l ·. · j SALE - ~ PR.ICE ~ Clearance Sale ~ :.,. l earance a e 1 FRIDAY. JANUARU, 1975 Syracuse __council --~~M-~!~~-~.~----~-~~~~-!~!~~!~_.J 7-14, 3-6x. Infants and Toddlers sizes. COLUMBUS ( UPI) - The TONIGHT, JAN. 2 . Ohio Dairy Products Associa· NOT OPEN lion Inc. will install George M Huheey of Qncinnatl as presi· Fri.-Sal..$un. dent during its annual meeting · Jan. l-H here Jan . 12-14. · .THE LAST OF SHEILA ' Hulieey is president of the ITechnicolor) Starring Raqvel Welch Cedar Hill farms Dairy Inc., ' · lPG! Cincinnati. He succeeds David Colorurtaon: A: Davis, Borden Inc. general· Plra~ Byrd ~.) manager in Columbus as . . .5•ho•w-St•a•rts-•t.·7:0011111ip•.m•.-• . president or the statewide . organization. : l Gowns . Robes . Pajamas. Selected from our regular stock. l AND SNOWSUITS remains critil al ! Sleepwear !----~~~~-!~!~-~-~---~ Cl S 1 ·1Womens AND TODDLER BOYS SUITS Sheriff's deputy fool. Vererapi Memorial Hoapttal Tuesday Admlulons Virgil Yarbrough, li~tland; Nellie . Dunn, Middleport'; Gladys . DIIlon, Reedsville; Georgia Oiler, Middleport; Donna Pierce, Long Bottom; Martha Johnson, Racine. Tuesday Dlscbarses - Doris Haynes, Dores Arnold, Shirley Rosser, Joanne White. Wedllesday Admiulons : Rocky Hupp, Racine; Al~rt Hill, Long Bottom; Rhonda Jeffers, Pomeroy; Sally Gloeckner, Racine ; Floyd Bush, Letart, w. Va. . · Wednesday Discharges Mildred Bissell, Ermalean Johnson, Ada Stigliano. Leo Jarvis, Rocky Hupp. · GIRLS · oRESSE~ .. Wingett to lead I COMPONENT SYSTEMS Clearance Sale . wASHINGTON (UP I) - The cost of things farmers had to buy during 1974 averaged 16per cent above 1973 while the prices of things they sell rose only 6.3 per cent, a year· end Agriculture Department summary says . The price and cost summal")l from tlie Crop Reporting Board disclosed sharP dlf· lerences In the way different groups of farmers were affected. Producers who grow croJl!i found their higher cost rates more than of!set by a 30 per ceot increase In average prices. Livestock pr.oducers found their prices averaging 7per cent below 1973. The 16per ce nt gain reported in overall Iarmer spending, lor 1974 includes prices of both production goods and family living ilems ranging from food to furulrure, along with an estimate of changes in interest, tax and wage expenses. This annual average fisure, wblch Includes a 15 per cent gain In production expense rates compared with 1973, un· derstates the way the cost situation appears to farmers currently making their 1975 production plans. 1 @ t <·: ~j~L::: : : : : : : ;: : : : : ~: : : : : : ;: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : ;: : : : : : :: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : <=: : : : : : :I!, ~ t"--·~---·-----------------.._;-+-·--..:..-.--·------·----------J Clearance Sale Squeeze on farmers Ag figures show f.:.: ~--·---·---·--------·--..... Clearance Sale 1 - ------------------ ' ~ IlSHEETS AND PILLOWCASES • I . . 1. --·---------·---·----~-·-~---~----·~---,--·----·---~ . SALE Y2 PRICE Clearance Sale POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OH.IO f'''''**'""'''';:;;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;,:;:,:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~,,,,,,~,,:;:;,~:,:;:;:,:,:;:;:~~«';'''''~''fl ~ ~~T~~e~ec:~~~ ~fn:r~~~~s, d~~~:e:u~t~; LL~A!~--~_P.~!~~-Sal 1 • entine Nation's unemployment rate jumps to 13-year high of 7.1% p~lECtGO~~s j a1y Very little actual digestion takes place in the stnmach. """ ... I ,Clearance Sale · · Now YouKnow De votl'd 1'o '/the lutere11ts Of The Meig11-Mason Area SALE STARTS . FRID.AY AT 9:30. A.M. Clearance Sale . . . '· -~ A de~d Borer free corn ·discovered x.•,•;o.·;,o~-·;,o;o,.v.,Y..~ ._"'<QOI;QITF..o7"F~ . �?.\ ) • • The Datly Sent mel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Frtdav J m 3 1975 3 2- The Daily Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Frtday Jan 3 1975 DON(KLEY I Free enterprise •fl,lld a free people Tr;ojans niltion 's best Ohio schools need more heip says Supt. Essex I l Ul UMBUS UP!) S4 te tleb'fer bu r ore f ru nc l help :ichool Supt Martm Essex satd IS nectl d & ool r nances Yh ch. hi!VC Thursday the state personal tncome tax had helped state ""' llfled from the chao tc sc hool off c als lo some lep ru of de pair by he sta e ncome tax cont nue 111 be a naJor source or concern m the w ke of unprecedented nlla mportunt task fac ng the convemng lllth General k se1 bly Mil "'J to agree on fiscal sol u 10 s whtch wtll m o 1.1 t:~ r clS Essex srud the mam educa tonal advance n the state last car "as he redes gn of assure su table educa t-onal eachcr preparat on n opport um ty for all Oh o s tut10ns m 0!1 o~ wh ch you h Ess<'X satd pr0\1des prospecttve teachers Enrollment dec! nes have no w lh more and ea rher actual been sufftc en to affect the school expenence need for add tonal dollars to Compared wtth other deve sustam the quail y of educaUon lopment.s n this half of the century the reform of colleges R ggs to he ter prepare teahers may 4 6 K u B. Se w 4 46 >~ell be the most far-reachmg Ma son Ag g e ga e 65 55 esh e ad \ ancernent of our time 58 6'1 8 s 61 58 satd Essex n a lear end state Co a Co a 38 82 B end e ment 3 ,. H g h se es Ma on 68 GeneratiOns of future Ohi Bodk n 56 Hghgamc oans should rece ve vastly Bodk n 5 0 M a on 252 unproved learn ng expenences PAipSponPan as a resull of the new sta ndards Decembe 0 9 4 Won lo for Ohio s 52 teacher educa Un 2 ' flon mstttutions SBld Essex Essex satd the advances n teacher preparatwn also m eluded climcal preparatton to enable teachers to use modern diagnoshc mstruments and to prescr be nstruct10n accord ngly No other sta!P has made sweep ng refomas to assure bet ter teachers of young Americans satd Essex The standards culmmate SIX years of research based long-range planrung by the state Board of Education m anUctpation <>fan unproved supply of teachers Contmued educatwn of Oh o s more than 100 000 t€aches now n serv ce w ll be buttressed by high quality stand free self mstructtonal matertals betng prepared by the newly created Dtvsion of EducatiOnal Redestgn and Renewal the naiAon s first statewide mservtce education tnstrumentality On other educational fronts Essex SBld all Ohio ctUzens can take parbcular prtde m the contmued expansion of vocational educabon and !.he rehabilitation of the handicapped Ohto s goal of proVIdtng a chotec of at least 12 different occupauonal preparallons for all h gh school youth IS fn Sight wtth vast expanSion m urban centers and 30 JOUll vocahonal schools m operabon Another 15 JOmt vocatwnal schools are under conslructton BJ DON OAKLEY cop I hal you can I have one The Amencan f ee en ~<tthout tl e other The Scan lerpnse S) stem must be prett) dma\ an countr es at least tough arter all seem lobe proof tl at a soc ely o sa d Essex n a year~nd For all the brus ng t has can go pret y far along t!>l.ard statement taken n recen years from the SOl al sn and st II preser. c The tou ghest and most consumeriSts the, ecologist democracy cnv ro n e ntal1st s the And too often 1 he pas bureaucrats and others not to f eedpm for the capt tal st or MASON BOWLING CENTER Sunday N ght M )(ed mention the perpetual heck! ng entrepreneur mea nt freedon Oecembe 8 974 from the old and New Left to explOi t whether t was COLUM)lUS About 202 517 Won Lo s Bake & W he s 0 1 so ethrng resembling rt sst II resources or people - whtcl Ohto veterans of World Wars I Sm h & Rob n nn 0 around and function ng son & Rob nson 66 46 of course s "'hy there was a and n and the Korean Conflict Ne No man ono Sm h 60 5 Hou free t sand hoy, mu ch Karl Marx Government rule wtll share a record w ndfa:U of F e man and Roush 56 56 48 enterp r se ren a ns IS a good naking and regular on was $14 983 000 m Government I tfe Demons 6 eene and G ogan a 6 q es on One "ould have welcon ed on ly I 1t protect<:P Insurance d vtdends durmg GB ewe B2 and Good h 30 thought though arter a decade the busJn~ssman rrom com H gh e e gam es m en 1975 proVIdmg certam pollctes W he s 5 6 H N e so n 5 2 of Nader type condrt on ng n pe tlwn !rom others as un are sttll m force Women P Shu e 61 M W dmen the dea that no company rs n lor unalely s too oftet tl e 0 6 L M Merrftt dtrector of the Hyse JS A Sh H qh Ga e Men s bus ness bu for the one pur case today Veterans Admtntst rat on G oe kn e 2 H Ne son 109 u y Un 3 pose of rrpp ng off the pubhc 6 Won en W w he s J v 0 Ye It 1s more than a Regtonal Olftce m Cleveland C Sh G oe kne 69 6 0 and the b gger the company the provo ca tive h storacal cotn sa d that the d1v dend ts H gh se es != e d s 5 2 W ednesday N gtll M )(ed Bowen 552 b gger the r p off one would ctden ce that the nse of payable to those veterans who Dec embe 1 974 H gh game P f PLEASANT Stauffer president and ch1ef execut ve The amount of the sup M e 236 W(ln Lost have thought "e would be ca pt tal sm have continued to keep m force Bow en 23 2 was co n Roush & Da 86 3 Chern cal Company Westport off cer satd that the com plcment w Ube one per cent of Kyge c eek much farther down the road to temporaneous wllh the r se of thetr lllSurance pol ctes which M e & Ha bo a 44 Conn w th a plant nea r here Oecembe 2 97 4 pany s management has had a the present monthly allowance wa on Sea es & Co em a Btg Brother Inc popular governm ent that are identified by the preftx Won lost 64 56 • I beg n pay ng a spectal gr o\\ ng concern for ts mulllpl ed by the number of Indeed ~<e may be closer where ca pitalism evolved most letters K (USGIJ - World A evbum s 6J 80 32 56 monthly suppl ement to tis ret rees n the face of the rap d calendar years between the e s s 62 6 48 58 than we U nk f the aItt tudes rap dly there d d popular Will' I) V (NSLI - World FKaueba Doug as & Sm h 58 54 app ox ma\4!1t' 2 000 salar ed r se m the rate of mflat on and >ear m whtch payments began of the up and commg government also evolve most War II) and RS or W 5 58 62 58 and hourly l'etirees and the r the result ng erosiOn of pur under the Stauffer Retirement Hand ap 54 66 6 •• generatiOn are an nd cataon of raptdly that those countrtes (VSU Korean Conflict ) Rilhhun&Hasead 0 0 8 s rv vors who began rece1v ng chasmg power of the rebrees Plan and Jan 1 1974 wtlh a Merritt pointed out that thts IS J Reed S what they w II advocate or w th the mmtmum of govern H q_h Se es Men c Dav s re rement payments from the allowances He also stated that mm mwn supplement of $10 H hon as H Sn h 562 Women B tolera e as adults For n men I control over the means of the first time dtvtdends will be sa Rob nso 520 C Sea s 5 3 company pn01 to January 1 thts unusual actwn was made per month and a maxtmum sta nce a recent survey by produc twn also seem to exert patd on Korean Conflict m Thomas 266 H gh Game Men Sm h 1974 possible by the company s supplemenl of 10 pet per 21 5 Ha bou 2 Women Op n on Research Corp the least control over the surance policies B Rob nson 20 Ha bou H B Morley Stauffer excellent performance n 1974 month A dtvideqd of $275 000 wtll be revealed that 20 per cent o{ thoughts and I ves of thetr teen-agers rated our bus ness clhzens and that those c tlzens patd to Ohto s 202 517 VSLI Tue!>day Women s League (Korean Confltct) system as very bad or have more of matenal abun Decembe 10 974 Won los policyholders An average bad outweighs the good dance 88 32 Yet only 4 3 per ce nt of teen 82 38 A bill to establish a Busmess divtdend of $II wtll be prud to Sayes Hadwa e 38 agers who had parhctpated m Day was passed by the Senate each Insured their first Danny s M rae e Wa er 820 50 Juntor Achtevement programs last May Thts would not be a dividend under this program Anchor B ar(ls 52 68 APRIL I A severe electrtc k n o ~ n M 1 d d 1 e p or t from Farmer s Home 1\u popular Meigs Htgh ~hool ng sLaund ama 40 80 Merrill pointed out that the Knge shared that behef Instead 55 3 legal holiday but stmply an storm w th gale force w nds htl busmessman dted at Holzer m n stratwn was approved for Juntor was ktlled m an auto sF n u e38 82 per cent felt that the good annual recogmhon of busmess divtdend amount for IndiVIdual Po me oy Suno o 36 8 the area A barn was destroyed Med cal Center The S lver the Lead ng Creek Con acctdent H gh Se es C Sea s 85 outwetghs the bad on the Sadte Trussell property Shpper Saloon was staged at servat on Dtstr ct compleltng each May 31 even as each UlSureds Is deternuned by the A E ans 479 June 7 - Eldon E W.eks plan of msurance amount of This 1s not surprtsing Labor Day we recogmze that H gh Game J Young 80 at Bashan and hotbeds owned Pomeroy J'un or Htgh under FHAfundmg of the rural water retired banker dted following !.he policy age of t~e Insured Achtevers have had first hand other partner m the free en by James Ray H II were the d rectwn of Bob Hoeflich d strtbut on system Monday N ght a lengthy illness Jan Holler and !.he length of lime the Lt:d~u Women s league expenence tn what Is mvolved terprlse system destroyed Charles Hoffman and Karen Gnfftth first May 12 Debbie Wtlson was named Meigs County Decembe 9 914 m running a company tn Pomeroy poi ce d spatcher for woman to be selected to the crowned Queen and Dave Datry F'lincess May 13 was chosen by the policy has been m force Won Los Amounts may vary from Mason F e B. Re scue producmg a product or servtce or gina tor of the tdea Louts E 6 36 the past 4\2 years restgned Oh o State Marchmg Band Weber K ng at Eas~rn s Junt - Annual fteld day of RockvTopDa v 66 6 l>"ople wtll buy and selhng Farraye of Vtrgmta because II shghUy over a dollar to several Ag April 2 - Metgs County >~as honored Jun(or Semor Prom co 5 58 the Buckeye Polled Hereford 34 58 a fa r prtce while making was on that day in 1607 that hundred dollars The mcrease Bob s Ma ke Republican Execuhve com April 20 Thereon Johnson May 14 Joyce Ann DaviS Assn held at the Royal Oak S haeke s 48 66 e gh profit to pay for wages Jamestown was founded by m divtdends over 1974 1s due Ha elected Grand Croaker of the named valedtctonan and Ezra Farm of Mr and Mrs Horace Ha bou 40 2 m !lee endorsed Oakley C and raw matenals and have colon sts sponsored by a chtelly to the higher mterest H gh se es C Sea s 655 Coli ns Ironton former Oh o Soc1ety for the Promotton Kiser salutatooan of the 1974 Karr I> 530 enough left to repay pnvate busmess venture the earnings on the Insurance C HRoush governor James E Rhodes of Bull Frogs Inc gradual ng class of Metgs High gh Sane C Sea s 225 Juoe 10 Pomeroy Vtllage tundA C Sea s n stockholders for thctr 10 Vtrgmta Company of London and Ralph Welker Mrs Aprll22- George Dallas St School Honoranans were mcreased Its water rates and m Monday Merchants The dtrector explamed that vesbnent Margaret Ella Lew s restgned Pan s former Mtddleport High lngrtd Hawley Tina Nten Mtddleport some busmessmen More than a day of honor Decembe 9 1974 Jun or Achievers however however what bus ness needs payments will be made Won Los as chatrwon an of the Metgs band d rector<md school ad Mary Krawsczyn and Maureen protested the revocabon of Pne ps 80 32 seem to be the only young are some statesmen of real throughout the year on the WVNG Count) Flower Show n lmstrator named super n Hennessy 5 3 parking meier perm1"' anniversary date of the m Bu ons people who are getting any sU,ture who will provtde the 70 42 April 3 - Four Me gs Htgh tendent of the Champatgn May 15 The ftrst annual June II - The Bradbury B s 56 56 educatton m free enlerpnse leadership and vtston thts dividual pohctes - the month Gav School Jumors selected as County Schools Larry Morr son award lor the School s tndtviduallzed n 48 64 these days We neglect that nation and its fre e enlerprtse and day Ute pohcy was Issued M es 45 68 delegates to Buckeye Boys Apnl 24 - James D ehl Jr alhlete of the year at Southern leaching program was upheld H gh se es D Sm h 6 5 The first checks will he mmled educallon at our pen! State were Sieve Walburn Meigs pr nctpal elected H gh School was presented to by the Metgs Local Board of system must have to meet the s Hugha 630 Now probably not even Cal challenges ahead as lwe pass January I The dtvidend will be H gn game S Hugh a 25 5 John Thomas Rtchard Couch pres dent of the Southeastern Verne Ord by head basketball Educatwn 3-2 255 ~ Coolidge would have asserted the three-quarter mark loward patd automatically based on W Boye and M ke Nesselroad Ohio Athleltc League for the coach and athletic dtrector Tuesday nctu str a June 12 - Andy D Hume the opUon previously selected that capital sm and pol heal the next century Dec embe 10 1974 Apnl4- Edward D ddle and 1974 75 school term Carl Wolfe Bob Sayre named 100 dted at Pleasant Valley by Ute lllSUred Won los freedom are two stdes of one Phtl Ohlmger were named as April 26- Roger Dtllard and valedtclonan of the graduatmg Hosptlal Bu on s 6 Lou Osborne alternate delegates to Buckeye Wally Dav s nJured m a car class at Southern Htgh and Pomeroy was named new Boys State Syracuse VIllage motorcycle ace dent at Ft Dave TheiSS the salutator an pres dent of the Pomeroy Counctl agreed to upgrade Lauderdale Fla Both from May 16 - Mark Morr s was Middleport Uons Club Great VIllage street hghts and Metgs County they were m awarded a four year Air Force Bend was named as one of.. Racme v llage agreed to place Flor da working lor Ben Tom R 0 T C scholarship Ingnd three pnme locaUons bemg a three m II levy on tis Corp Pomeroy Hawley and Dave Wo)fe were cons dered as the stle of a new November ballot to mprove April 28 - Four hundred' ''\.{he Danforth Foundahon power plant by the Columbus streets By RAY CROMLEY even more depressing WI thou! 1975 wtll put vef) heavy accurate persons at~nd open house at Awards wmners at Me1gs Htgh and Southern Ohio Electrtc Co April 5 - Wahama Whtle the new Pomeroy F re Dept School Davtd Weber and WASHINGTON (NEA) The maJOr ncreases n an mcrease m taxes the pressures on a f stful of state June 13 - Dtana Carsey was Don t cheer too loudly or toO margm between Income and and local budgets desp le the construction costs w II have a Falcons m baseball actwn and Squad She Ia Sampson were the commended by the U S Emergency soon over reports Prestdent the cost of runnmg stale and boosts m federal unem maJOr effect on state and local defeated the S<luthern Tor bu ldm g Sonn> Haynes Danforth Foundahon Award Manne Youth Foundation for Ford may push for tax cuts A local governments may hit an ployment asststance schedules gove rnments respons ble as nados 5 to 4 Mtddleport landeda6lb 3oz wmners at Eastern Htgh her act v ty m the htgh school April 6- Instrumentalists of large mouth bass School and m Washington funded they are for 85 per cent of _,._ reduction m federal taxes tf 11 as loundmg $25 btlllon band the Eastern Band recetved comes may well be offset by The recesston Is cutting public servtce JObs recenUy public construction April 29 - E ghty three pmts May 19 Stxly two June 15 - The Charles mcrea~ed state and local sharpl y into real dollar \'()ted by Congress By and large state county Super or (I) and excellent of blood giVen at bt-monthly graduated at Southern Htgh Yarbrough home and aU tis levtes revenues parttcularly in those Three states are already and ctty employes are deter ratmgs (I!) ~at dtstrtcl Jumor bloodmob le vtstt at Pomeroy School Steve Goebel of contents were destroyed by More and more states and localities wbtch depend on borrow ng from the spectal nuned they have a great deal of htgh solo and ensemble Elementary School Eastern H gh School w~s ftre near Hobson competilton m Jackson c1ties are runn ng mto m property taxes and m those unemployment msurance trust catchmg up lo do m wages April 30 - The W lliam named valedtctonan and June 17 - Long bme AprilS - Elmer 0 Graham Barta the most powerful boat Chryll K mes salutatonan tolerable lmanctal pressures states whtch count heavily on fund operated by the Depart These p1 essures tf successful busmess education teacher at Nallonw1de the gap between gasoline cigarette and hquor ment of Labor So ts the wtll add to the costs of 20 Sprmg St Pomeroy was ever butlt satled past May 20 - Pomeroy Village Southern Local High School killed n auto crash at Rutland Pomeroy revenues and expenditures levtes Counc I gran led a contract to Vmas Lee restgned Dtstrtct of Columbta More government Recomn ended b ds for the may already be runmng at a The gnnding mcrease m states wtll be forced to d p mto In other days bond tssues Shelly Sands Co for concrete June 19 - John F Baker $20 btlhon a year rate unemployment an ncrease thts bucket soon tf current have been I fe savers construchon of Pomeroy s May 1 Blue nbbon w\nners and coatmg to repatr town former Pomeroy restdent The prospects for 1975 are expected to continue well mto unemployment pro}ections are shmulatmg local ~mpl oyment water system wtll be subffiltled m the cultural arts comp~hlton streets at a cost of $14 390 vtstled the community as and carry ng ctti s ~d states to the EDA for approval Pete at the Bradbury School were Mary 22 - Chns Mtller and owner manager of the Nolan through dtfftcult limes But Sayre won most valuable Rtcky N tz stxth grader Kenny Hoffman Jumors at AmuSement Co which moved player award at Southern Htgh collage L sa Thomas s xth Metgs High were selected for 10 for Regatta Weekend 1 oters lately have turned down local bond ssues w th m basketball banquet grade poem and Jayne Lee the AU Oh o Youth ChOir June 20 - Chesler Goodmg April 9 Roger Brauer creasmg frequency Even Hofefllch ftllh grade p ano May b - Metgs Coun tians was welcomed as new pnn where borrowmg s at !homed head basketball coach and compost t10n took time out to pay trtbute to ctpal of Eastern Htgh School locaht es Ike average freshman football coach of May 4 - Mason County the r dead at numerous June 21- Hundreds watched c tizens are f nd ng tl ex Metgs Htgh was htred as Cancer Soctely re ce ved Memorral Day servtces the annual Regatta Parade and ceedulgly d ff cu lt to f nd dtrector of the Mtddleport $504 24 for bottle caps from Mary 28 - Glenn Stmpson Miss Donna Boyd daughter of muntctpal park and pool for the Kenny Wt gg ms secretary and Mttch Nease sentors at Mr and Mrs Lawrence Boyd n oney at tolerable rates Even this sad recoun tmg swnmer By Lawreuce E Lamb M D med1c10e or cure advertised us treasurer of Ro) al Crown Southern Htgh School selected Middleport was named literally survtved because they April 10 Lou Osborne was Botting Co does not tell the whole story b) Racme American Legwn regatta queen DEAR DR LAMB What IS a cure-s.ll hang on to >our Mav 5--Br an Mullen and Post No 602 to attend Boys your oplnton of diStilled water wallet The quack cures sold or botled water Certaml> m local tax ncreases alone are elected prestdent of the June 22 -A storm mcluding many parts of India drinldng not like!; to be enough to meet Pomeroy Mtddleport Ltons Shelly Mank 11 crowned king State used for drmking regularly just used m the treabnent of ar a lw,lSier struck Metgs County and queen of the Me gs Htgh May 30 - Marvm D Kmg as you would any water and thritis alone IS a multiffilllion the local water wtthout bo hng the crunch 10 the more Club June 2.1 - Sundays nver April II- Roger W Partlow School Jumor Semor prom 42 Rock Sprmgs Road was activtties of Ute Btg Bend depressed areas A con usmg 11 for cooking as well ' I dollar busmess In that long hst would be dtsastrous Most ctty water supplies are stderable number of states and 20 Rt I M ddleport was ktlle<l Rocky Hupp ecetved the Star killed at the Elhot Substation of have read m a book wntlen by you ncluded there are only l\\O qw te safe and from a health local ties wtU likely be forced at the Stewart Tinn Coal Co n State Cl\apler Farmer a" ard the Columbus and S<luthern Regatta were washed out Over a doctor that 11 is good for thai diStilled water ITilght help 600 however dtd attend annual poml of vtew are n no way to cut nto thetr servtces and V nton County Contracts were at the annual FFA Banquet at Ohw Electrtc Co m Athens arthnlls hardemng of the It mtght help to wash out Herttage Day of the Meigs May 31 - Middleport County Pioneer and Historical arteries kidney stones gall minerals that are involved m dangerous There are ap Ia) off empiO) es tf govern granted teachers of the Southern High School prOJeCt ons bemg Southern Local School Dtstrtct stones cataracts glaucoma kidney stone formation and parenUy a lew commun ties ment May 6 - Servtces to the Pomeroy Rotary Club en Soctety loss of heartng diabetes adequate amounts of any water who have water supplies that de\ eloped here are at all ac by the Southern Local Board of unemplo)ed m Metgs County dorsed the one mi,l1 levy for the June 24 Contracts Educalton prov ded by the Stale Bureau operahon of Rto Grande awarded for Pomeroy s new obesity emphysema etc Can to mduce adequate ur ne may be margtnal The water curate April 13 - The names of 50 of Employment ServiCes Communtty Collage The problems whtch 11 be posstble that distilled formatton wtll do as well The supplies are under fatrly good water supply control and must meet U S states counties and cities face cttizens lor posstble duty on Ute dt scontmued Mayor D;.:ie water can do that much' This othertsobestty ifwalerlSused June 25 - Rev Don Cole was June 1 - Debbte Taylor announced as new pastor of !.he doctor claim$ that the lllll!tures mstead of colones which can Pubhc Health standards If for are not new of course It was May term grand and petit Smith of Pomeroy stgned a m ctty water supplies today are also be accomplished by tap any reason you fear 11 may be dtfftculhes of the type outlined Jurtes were drawn m the offtce proclamatwn proclaumng May mstalled as honored queen of Middleport Church of the contaminated wtth germs 11 Similar to rat JlOISOn water There IS some evtdence can he botled If you use above "hich drove the Ntxon of Metgs County Clerk of 'l:l as Memonal Day The &;the! 62 International Order Nazarene proctamahon was presented by of Jobs Daughters adminiStration to'push for and Courts Larry Spencer DEAR READER - It an that the rrunerals m some Juoe 26 - Women m un dtslllled water or bottled April IfThe roof of a 250 George Nesselroad com Congress lo grant a luruted June 2 - Mrs TheodOSia derground mines at the nous me when I see the public water sources spectflcally hemg IIIISinformed by grossly what IS called hard water help ffilneral water keep 11 10 the amount of revenue shanng by 40 foot chicken house was mander of Drew Webster Post Frecker well known local Southern Ohio Coal Co were unsc1enliftc statements and to decrease the hkehhood refrigerator and if you keep 11 The ctties nevertheless are m npped off and on<t cement 39 of the Amencan Legwn SG,hool teacher dted the subject of a Daily Sentinel even given Information that of haVUlg heart attacks - by a very long you had better botltl a spectal btnd Thetr long term block wall collapsed at the Margar.et Dowme Stark 4UDe 3 - The Pomeroy feature before usmg 1t for con problems have been ac Jack Adams farm m Letart Uncoln Hill Pomeroy died at Chamber of Commerce en can be hannful to thetr health very small amount June Z'l - Specl81 hours were sumptioo Qooking and botling Holzer Medtcal Center dorsect the four-county com set Up to give the public an I don t know what the man s There IS nothing wrong With serve a very useful health centuated bv the fhght to the Twp when a !wiSter struck Aprill5 - Ronme Aoderson May 7 - Henry Wells m muntly college which later won opportwuty to see the new suburbs of bus10ess Industry quallflcahons are who wrote distilled water It makes good purpose killing germs that can and the mtddle class durmg a and Ron Smi IIi pollee officers cumbent countx com the support of votors the book you descnbe but I can coffee and lea m localities rnm1 theater at the Metgs cause human diSease Food submitted thetr reSignations to llUSStOner and Howard Frank June 4 - Me1gs Local School Museum provtded by Mrs teU you right now that if he where the available wa ler has penod wben 10ner ctties have and water supplies are age-old Pomeroy Council mcwnbent-C~Jijllty treasurer District was approved for a Nancy Reed of Pomeroy and 'Claims half of what you an undestrable flavor vehicles for transmtttmg faced trreststable pressures for April 16 C E Blakeslee the noffilnalton for seeking $158 400 federal grant for a her s1sterc Mrs rncreased servtces descQbe he IS not coDSldered a However Since 11 conlatns no Betty typhotd cholera and m who retireil earlier as Metgs countv audtlor won m the leacl)er corps program m McGumess of Gallipolis reputable medical doctor by chlorme. or chemtcals to We must not delude our diSeases readmg Judy Fraser was selves 1010 believ10g a few Count) Extens1on agent pnmary his colleagues There are all des troy bacteria 1t wtll numerable JWie 26 - RuUand firemen Send your questions to Dr agriculture was htred as honored by students when sfie were puthng the finishing btlllon dollars for unem ldnds of doctOrs and the Utle become contammated wtth May 9 - New !raffle lights Lamb '" care of thts ployment compensalton and execuhve dtreclor of the Metgs presented her annual dance toucheS on a new shelter house doesn t even mean the man IS germs ancf can become hann mstalled m downtown tramed In the medical fteld He ful tf not kept under sterile newspaper P 0 Box 1551 pubhc servtce JObs added to County Regtonal Plannrng Pomeroy Howard Nolan recttal m Mtddlep<rt Charles at the RuUand commUillty Radio City Station New York btlhons already voted for Commtssion by the Metgs Smith was named New Haven park COuld have a doctor s de~ ill corKiltions Bolting 11 w1U solve • tndustnal arts teacher at mayor N Y 10019 For a copy of Dr welfare educatiOn and other Court ty COIIUI11SSloners chemistry not medlcme He this problem as you would do Julie 2! Jan Hallet Southern High School and April 17- Mary Roush Anne June 5 - The Metgs daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy should have one in the art of m making tea or coffee For Lambs booklet on htalal local needs wtll solve the heml8 !end 50 cenls to the St Pomeroy won $30 000 m Gayle Pnce chemtsb;y Marauder Band left for a Holter Pomeroy Route 3 shady practices dt!ftculti'b of our ctltes safe~ 11 should be botled for 10 the Massachusetts lot phystcs and general sctence Myrtle Beach ou!ing Any l1me you see any mtnutes Many lea-dnnkrng same address and ask for the counties and ~es named Ohio s Dall'}' Princess mstrucfor retired H1atal Hemta booklet lery lune 6 Sara~ Greene m Columbus naltons of the world have May 11 - A grant of $120 000 Apnl 19 GI policies paying big dividend •• By BILL MADDEN UPJ Sporis Writer Southern Ca l forma a football team wh ch head Coach John McKay cand dh admtts dtd no start this season well can now pomt Wtth pnde to end ng 1 well wtth season-dosmg VlCtor es over Notre Dame and Oh o State that earned a second nat onal champ onshtp n three tj\ears from the UP! Board of Coaches The Trojans who capped thetr lll-1 l season by commg from behind to edge Oh o State 18-17 m the clostng mmutes of thetr New Year s Day Rose Bowl showdown recetved 27 ftrst-place votes from the 34 coaches parllctpatmg m the fmal post-<;eason vote That overwhelmtng ondorse ment enabled the TroJa~s to east!) overtake Alabama which had gone mto the bowls a runaway favortte for the Stauffer is beefing up retiree pay he Local news llighlights of 1974 0 ' 335 254 245 61 4 ,. 3 0 6 pr b !ton are nel g b lor lop 20 a1d nal onal cl a p shtp em stdera or 11 us l k lshom wh cl f 1tslt d ts se•son at 11-0 but was b< nned from the bowls and teleVIsiOn exposure because of recru t ng 10lat ons as not ons dt d b l e coaches COlUMBUS Oh o iUPI) & d ettrmg No re Da e AI Ainencan defenme back Coach Parseghtan who ad11 Neal CoiZte sa d Th rsdaJ he ted vot ng M ch gan No 11 us \ s very upset over a f nal UP! ballo pe ltj called on htm which We dtdn t put Oklahoma on cos hiS Ohto State lean a probatiOn the NCAA d d We scon g opportumty tn he made thts dec s on to d scour age teams from brealung the Buckel es 18 17 loss to rules and bring some sarut v to S<luthern Cal forn a m U e Rooe Bowl th s busmess of recrmtmg Coiz e a sen or from Coral After ftfth-ranked Mtchigan m order came Auburn vactor Gables Fla was called for sptk ng the ball after he ovet Texas m the Gator Bowl mtercep ed one of Pat Haden s Penn State a 41 20 w nner over passes and returned It to ~he Baylor m the Cotton Bowl TroJan rune ) ard hne Nebraska which beat Flonda In hts exhuberance Colzte 13 10 1n the Sugar Bowl North threw the ball to the ground as Carolma State and Mtamt of son e of the pros do and Oh o to complete he top 10 linesman Wtlham Settle wa lked off a 15 yartl penalty agamst the Bucke) es push ng Prevwuli ch,unps them back to the SC 24 f rs ,#JE W YORK UP I L s of and goal to go Un ted P ess n ernat on a Two pleys later a Cornelius o lege footba l cha mp ons 1951)-0k ahoma Greene pass was p eked off by 95 Tennessee TroJan cornerback Danny 952 M ch gan Sta e Reece preventtng he 953- Ma y and 954 U C L A Buckeyes from even a field 955 Oklah oma goal lrJ 956- 0k laho ma In an emot ona I game like ] 951- 0h o Sla e 958- L S U thai I don l think 11 should 959 Syracuse have been dectded on such a 1960---Minneso a mearungless call satd Colzte 96 - Alabama 1962 u s c He turned the wfiole game 963- Texas aroilird wtth a s lly call 1964 Alabama It was a real blow to end my 1965 M ch gan Sla e career on a sour note hke 966- Not e Dame 961 u s c that sa td the 6-2 198-pound 968 Oh o Sla e Colzte I m very upset about 969 Texas 972- U S C 973 A a ban a 5 5 1974 usc m SPORTS WRITER DIES ALBANY (UP! ) Linwood Undy Strout sports wr ter and colummst for the Albany Times Umon died Wednesday Strout 39 was stncken wtth a blood disorder n October na He coa e h es by wno sec OilS omo ;c a e he he UP 'We threw it away'--Hayes COLUMBUS Ohto (UP!) Ohto State football coach Woody Hayes had but one terse comment when shown the !mal UP! coaches ratmgs wtth S<luthern Califorrua No I Well we sure threw t away said Hayes who ar nved back here w1th h1s Buckeyes Thursday mght to the cheers of well WIShers after droppmg an 18-17 dectston to Southern Cal m the fmal mmutes of Wednesdays Rose Bowl Hayes deprtved of a sure naUonal champtonshtp by the H0 LIDAy FAVORITES TroJans last mmute touch The Wolvermes forced to down and two pomt con watch the New Years Day vers on refused to compare actiVIty on televtswn heca~se Southern Cal and M chigan of a Btg Ten prohtbttton agamst Ohto State defeated M Uigan more than one conference 12-10 here Nov 23 to ~~ 1ts team parUc1patmg m a bowl thtrd stratght Rose Bowl btd game dropped from third to I could srud Hayes but f fifth m the fmal rat ngs wont r-' Noll says Steelers loose; drills light PITTSBURGH (UP!) Ptttsburgh Steeler Coach Chuck Noll will hold hiS thtrd day of light drills today for his Amertcan Football Conference champtons and was happy that hts team was loose m J<··pr;e,patcing for tis Super Bowl wtth the Mmnesota Vikmgs 1 want them to stay loose and enJOY all of thts Noll satd I don t want the players to let The Da1IY"sentmel ROYAL CROWN Bottlmg Company Middleport •• • ••' •• •• • ' •• •• •• ••• •• •• •• • ..•• • makeu1 IT! Enf(lYrng the luxury of M racle Water Ref ned Water wtll SAVE YOU MORE THAN IT COSTS A phone call wtll get a free water analys s and proof of what we sayr SAYRE HARDWARE New Haven W Va 882 2525 NBASandtigs By Un d P css n e n rona E il ter n Conte c nce A a c D v on PC g b 6 ' 6 ' Colzie's spike a silly call? 97D--- Texas 971- Neb aska sou 8 Distilled water won't cure I a l'ng 225 DR. LAMB "' oo oa no • t o ft9e Po n s Tax cuts may rob Peter to pay Paul ( natwnal t tie only to be fotled b) Notre Dame 13-11 m the Orange Bowl The hnal total vote tally gave Southern Cal 33:i pomts to Alabama 254 mcludtng three first place votes) Ohto State whtch fuushed up at Hl-2 vas thtrd w th 245 votes while Notre Dame wound up fourth w th 225 and M chigan hfth w th 220 ncludmg four No t votes-one of which came from outgomg Notre Dame coach Ara Parseghtan We dtd not start the season well ~<a s McKay s .jlllllal observat on of the nat onal champwnsh p vote We were plagued by nJunes but we recovered and beat some very f ne football teams m Ohw State Notre Dame UCLA and Stanford Under the gutdelmes set down by the Amencan Football Coaches Assoc at on last January those teams on NCAA Final UPJ college football ratings • RAY CROMLEY Pro Standings anythmg bother them Noil satd Thursday he plans to contmue the light drtUs through Saturday before the team leaves Sunday for New Orleans s te of Super Bowl !X We also showed the players some ftbns before we took the fteld and we brtefed them on what they could expect m New Orleans n preparmg for the Super Bowl the procedures they are to follow and the schedules we have set up Noll srud The team wtll meet wttlt the news media Tuesday Wednes day and Thursday of Super Bowl week then work out m the afternoons Noll satd He srud the workouts will be closed to everyone I don t necessarily like the way the Super Bowl s set up Noll satd I krww Ill have to answer the same quesllons every day but I ve told my players to cooperate as uch as posstble If I had my way Super Bowls wouldn t be at a neutral stte e !.her I d rather play on !.he other team s fteld At least that way there ts some postttve reacllon from the crowd I d rather hear a crowd yell for the oUter team than not ;Y,l!U for anybody And at a neutral stte !lie fans cheer agalliSt both teams because !.he home team dtdn t make 11 It affects the game aod Ute way 11 s covered I ve never seen a favorable story the day after a Super Bowl Colzte descr bed hts achon as a JOyful thmg adding footf b< 11 s supposed to be fun e I all brutes Must tbey takt all fun out of the game? Colzte who says he still doesn t qu te understand what he d d to deserve a 15-y ard penalty n the game whtch as th ngs turned out dectded !.he 5400. CHICAGO (UP!) Mtchtgan center C J Kuper dumped m two free throws to t e Ill nois 84-all before Wayman Br tt hit on a jumper 9 b De o to gtve the Wolvennes a KC 0 n a double overt me 86-84 wtn Ch rH]O M wau ee Thursday rught m the Btg Ten Pac Conference opener • b Ind ana whtch shared the Big 1en basketball crown wtth 4 Mtch gan last year and .Oh o ,. 8 8 State were tdle on the ftrst rught of league play In other games Iowa won a 75-73 squeaker over 'NJtfthwestern Mtnnesota pulled away from a halfttme tie to defeat Wsconsln 61-46 and two fresh n en combmed for 52 pomts to lead Purdue to a 93-86 vtctory over M ch gan State Kupec scored 30 pomt.s and led aU rebounders with 17m the llhnots Mtchigan game But ABA stand ngs Dlmols Rick Schm dt led all Y Unled P ess In e na ona scorers with 33 pomts E~t 1 pet 9 b Ken u ky n o 69 Kupec htt the free throws New Yo k '15 94 after he was fouled by Otho s Lou , 5 " 385 Tucker and the Mtchtgan M en p s o '16 2 8 4 5 defense kept Illmols out of v q n8 w e9s 26 25 range unhl the DUm stole the w pel • b Denve 3 5 86 ball wtth 20 seconds left Nate San An on 0 n s 550 Wtlhams missed a shot wtth U ah 9 '1 4 5 <l nd ana 4 9 42 5 three seconds remammg Sa 0 ego 22 389 alloWing Mtchtgan to claun the Ttlu sday s R:esu I s S Lou s 2 V rg n a 88 VICtory Me mph s 95 u ah 88 6 6 n wn l cl an1p10nsh p satd he vent up to Settle and satd I n sorr; for whatever I dtd He sa d the ofhctal sm led bo sa d1ot11g Aitl ough n an1 of the Buck eves appeared n relat vely good sp nts upon thetr return Ti ursda) rught Colzte satd t1 e semors are really upset We came so close (to the 1atona l champ onsh1p) two years 11a row and dtdn t brmg l orne the bacon But I wouldn t trade ny fot r years at Oh o State for anythtng he added I w sh t could last but you ve got to go on to btgger and better thmgs \ Colzte who leans heavllJ on Ius rel gJ.O\.LS beliefs trted to fmd a sliver hmng out of the • me dent Maybe the Lord had some thmg to do \Uth tt he satd Maybe he wanted to see JUSt ~hat kind of a man I am 1 thmk I wtll be able to accept t Can els were used n 1854 to but d the Ca r bou Tra nto the nter o of Brtt sh Columb a W1ld ca mels were still seen n he prov nee as late as 1925 Off thetr truhal 1975 effort the New York Kntcks would seem to have renewed thetr old playoff sptr t and that could mean a happy New Year after all for the Madtson Square Garden fa thful The Kntcks losers of seven of Utetr last rune games 10 eluding an almost. unheard of four out o~ hve at home celebrated the begllll\lng of the new year by beatmg the Phoemx Suns 117 113 in overtune at home Thursday rught In the only otl1er NBA games Thysday Detro t edged New Orleans 99 95 and Milwaukee downed Atlanta 116-111 In ABA acllon the Spmts of St Loms put away V rgllll3 11288 San Anlomo rallied over Sah Otego 122 104 and Memphis trtpped up Utah 9588 Knicka 117 Suns 113 Walt Frazter scored etght pomts m the overtune penod and a game high of 32 as the Knicks rallted b~£k for vtctory after blowmg a 14-pomt fourth quarter lead Charlie Scott who had 30 pomts for the Suns before foulmg out late m the overtime penod hit on five consecut1~ pomts n the fmal FRIDAY SEOAL st"On at Athens Bulfato W Va Ga I pol s at Waver y renton at Jackson Me QS a TUESDAY(Jan 7) SEOAL A hens at Me gs an on at Ga llipo s Jackson at Wave ly We lston at Logan Easte n at Hannan T ace Kyger C eek a No th Ga I a Sou fhe n at Sy mmes Val ey Others Others Southwestern at Wahama W 1 amstown a t Belp e Tr mble at Hannan T ace Po nt P easant at Pa ke sbu g South T mbl e at Waterford SATURDAY Alexande at Oak H I Southern at Waterford Po nt Peasant at Hurr cane WEDNESDAY(Jan 8) Wahama at Hannan ( p m J 15 mmutes of regulaUon play to deadlock the game at 115-all Pistons 99 Jazz 95 Dave Bmg and Mel Counts turned a foul and a techmcal on New Orleans Mel Count.s mto a dectstve tie-breakmg three pomt play wtth I 21 to go that enabled the Pistons to put away the stubborn Jau Lamer wound up wtth 36 pomts and 11 rebounds The Jazz saw 1ts wmless road streak extended to ~ I w;~s paced by 31 from Pete Maravtch Bucks 116 Hawka l1l Kareem Abdul Jabbar poured m 52 points --three short of his career htgh-btit t took two free throws by Mickey Dav s m the fmal mmute of play to preserve the Mtlwaukee vtctory Wtth the Bucks leadmg 11().109 Davts drew a foul wtth 32 s~conds rematmng ano promptly sank both shots to g ve Milwaukee a more comfortable three po nt cushwn Spurs 122 Q s liM George Gervm taUted 26 potnt,<; to help the Spurs overcome a IHJomt second quarter deftctt and rally back for tbe VIctory The Q s TraVIS Grant led all scorers wtth 29 Spirits 112 Sql!lres 118 Marvm Barnes and Freddie Ph a Tex 12 Upsa a 51f4% 53 Sou ttl A us n Peay 9 So A la 65 Tenn S 80 M Ha vey 64 M ss 88 Geo g a 83 New 0 eans 6 Xav e 7 F or CHI 90 Ga Te ch 69 M dwest ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS ) M nneso a 6 W scans n 46 Me mph s S 02 Ga Sl 76 ~ per cent re~r pa1d Qn Regular Passbook Savings No Minimum Interest from datt of deposlllo date of w thdrawal Interest compounded qu1rterlv C nc 5 New Hamp 32 Pu Clue 93 I nos 84 Cre gh on 7 Drake 70 M h gan 86 no s 84 ow a 75 Northwesl e n 73 So I 75 Samford 62 nd S 8 Evansv 71 d)MEIGS -t!!!Y ~R~NCH P kev I e 87 Un on 68 S a e 9S H sci e 80 Aug us ana 92 But er 74 Ma an 18 St Fral'l 99 T Ka am a zoo 92 Mnch st 82 The ~thtns Counly Southwest Ok C ty 65 Ut Ar 63 TCU 98 Hous on Bapt 6 E tex 5 03 Ang lo s Sav l'lflt • Loan Co 83 H 62 Payne 6-4 S Hous S SF Aus n 9 Camrn s 2 Te)(as A& 78 Tllr eton s 6 UW M lw 99 W T e)( 5 S 296 Second St Pomeroy OhtO AI Accoun s nsured To S20 1100 by FSLIC WATCH FOR OUR JAN. 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FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY 9:30 TIL 2:00 700 E Main 51 POMEROY OHIO MEIGS INN H221G1~Jrft22t02 '2295 Chester 0 East hn S 50 Mon 63 sy S 62 D exe 66 De aware 64 Md 96 Appa West U SF 96 P ov ctence 68 Lewt.s combmed for '!I pomts Wash 50 Sea e 45 aptece as the Spirits took Wasn S 73 Gonzaga 50 Sac o s 80 F esno Pac 6 command of Ute game from the Ok a 79 San 0 ego Sl 4 very outset of play and were never senously threatened Barnes also pulled down 18 rebounds SoWlds 95 Staro 118 Stew Johnson s 25 points 14 of them coming tn the third quarter helped the Sounds bmld up a comfortable early lead that was threatened only mtdway through last quarter when a flurry of points by Ron Boone and Randy Denton enabled the Stars close to wtthm one Boone wound up high man wtth 3:l Be Sure ROOF COAT 985 3301 at Kyger Creek anton St Joe at Southwestern Lo!=)an SVAC Just H1ghest Interest Rates In The Area Co ege Buketba I Resu ts Bv Un led Press nternat ona Nelsonvl le York at M ler War en Loca l at W I amstown FIBER BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE No games No g mm clcs I tmlght s g,mws Wei Larry Moore scored 17polnts to pace the Hawkeye scormg in a game tha\ was close aU the way Three of his teammates fouled out rrudway through the second half but the Hawka clauned the lead for keeps at SlHi7 on two free throws by John Hairston Billy Mcl\inney scored 21 pomts for Northwestern for game honors Purdue freshmen Walter Jordan and Wayne Walls both broke the Boilermaker frosh one-game scoring record of 20 pomts Jordan scored 28 and Walls scored 24 and pulled down 18 rebounds echpslng another freshman record for Purdue The Botlermakers went ahead at 1>14 and mamtalned the lead the rest of the way Mtchlgan State s Lindsay Hatrston was held to 22 points and Terry Furlow added 20 for the Spartans Minnesota with four players Ul double figures pulled a way frQm a 24-24 halftime tie to lead by as much as 20 points before both coaches began sub stituting freely Another fresh man the Gophers Mark Olberding was the games leading scorer with 20 points San An on o 122 Sa n 0 ego 0 F days Gam es V g n a a Ken uc k y S lou sa N ew Yo k nd ana a De n e Knicks reverse field, top Suns in overtime By United Press International action underway g b ALUMINUM S Gal 8' Big 10 cage PH. 992-3629 John Fultz Owner • POMEROY • t �?.\ ) • • The Datly Sent mel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Frtdav J m 3 1975 3 2- The Daily Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Frtday Jan 3 1975 DON(KLEY I Free enterprise •fl,lld a free people Tr;ojans niltion 's best Ohio schools need more heip says Supt. Essex I l Ul UMBUS UP!) S4 te tleb'fer bu r ore f ru nc l help :ichool Supt Martm Essex satd IS nectl d & ool r nances Yh ch. hi!VC Thursday the state personal tncome tax had helped state ""' llfled from the chao tc sc hool off c als lo some lep ru of de pair by he sta e ncome tax cont nue 111 be a naJor source or concern m the w ke of unprecedented nlla mportunt task fac ng the convemng lllth General k se1 bly Mil "'J to agree on fiscal sol u 10 s whtch wtll m o 1.1 t:~ r clS Essex srud the mam educa tonal advance n the state last car "as he redes gn of assure su table educa t-onal eachcr preparat on n opport um ty for all Oh o s tut10ns m 0!1 o~ wh ch you h Ess<'X satd pr0\1des prospecttve teachers Enrollment dec! nes have no w lh more and ea rher actual been sufftc en to affect the school expenence need for add tonal dollars to Compared wtth other deve sustam the quail y of educaUon lopment.s n this half of the century the reform of colleges R ggs to he ter prepare teahers may 4 6 K u B. Se w 4 46 >~ell be the most far-reachmg Ma son Ag g e ga e 65 55 esh e ad \ ancernent of our time 58 6'1 8 s 61 58 satd Essex n a lear end state Co a Co a 38 82 B end e ment 3 ,. H g h se es Ma on 68 GeneratiOns of future Ohi Bodk n 56 Hghgamc oans should rece ve vastly Bodk n 5 0 M a on 252 unproved learn ng expenences PAipSponPan as a resull of the new sta ndards Decembe 0 9 4 Won lo for Ohio s 52 teacher educa Un 2 ' flon mstttutions SBld Essex Essex satd the advances n teacher preparatwn also m eluded climcal preparatton to enable teachers to use modern diagnoshc mstruments and to prescr be nstruct10n accord ngly No other sta!P has made sweep ng refomas to assure bet ter teachers of young Americans satd Essex The standards culmmate SIX years of research based long-range planrung by the state Board of Education m anUctpation <>fan unproved supply of teachers Contmued educatwn of Oh o s more than 100 000 t€aches now n serv ce w ll be buttressed by high quality stand free self mstructtonal matertals betng prepared by the newly created Dtvsion of EducatiOnal Redestgn and Renewal the naiAon s first statewide mservtce education tnstrumentality On other educational fronts Essex SBld all Ohio ctUzens can take parbcular prtde m the contmued expansion of vocational educabon and !.he rehabilitation of the handicapped Ohto s goal of proVIdtng a chotec of at least 12 different occupauonal preparallons for all h gh school youth IS fn Sight wtth vast expanSion m urban centers and 30 JOUll vocahonal schools m operabon Another 15 JOmt vocatwnal schools are under conslructton BJ DON OAKLEY cop I hal you can I have one The Amencan f ee en ~<tthout tl e other The Scan lerpnse S) stem must be prett) dma\ an countr es at least tough arter all seem lobe proof tl at a soc ely o sa d Essex n a year~nd For all the brus ng t has can go pret y far along t!>l.ard statement taken n recen years from the SOl al sn and st II preser. c The tou ghest and most consumeriSts the, ecologist democracy cnv ro n e ntal1st s the And too often 1 he pas bureaucrats and others not to f eedpm for the capt tal st or MASON BOWLING CENTER Sunday N ght M )(ed mention the perpetual heck! ng entrepreneur mea nt freedon Oecembe 8 974 from the old and New Left to explOi t whether t was COLUM)lUS About 202 517 Won Lo s Bake & W he s 0 1 so ethrng resembling rt sst II resources or people - whtcl Ohto veterans of World Wars I Sm h & Rob n nn 0 around and function ng son & Rob nson 66 46 of course s "'hy there was a and n and the Korean Conflict Ne No man ono Sm h 60 5 Hou free t sand hoy, mu ch Karl Marx Government rule wtll share a record w ndfa:U of F e man and Roush 56 56 48 enterp r se ren a ns IS a good naking and regular on was $14 983 000 m Government I tfe Demons 6 eene and G ogan a 6 q es on One "ould have welcon ed on ly I 1t protect<:P Insurance d vtdends durmg GB ewe B2 and Good h 30 thought though arter a decade the busJn~ssman rrom com H gh e e gam es m en 1975 proVIdmg certam pollctes W he s 5 6 H N e so n 5 2 of Nader type condrt on ng n pe tlwn !rom others as un are sttll m force Women P Shu e 61 M W dmen the dea that no company rs n lor unalely s too oftet tl e 0 6 L M Merrftt dtrector of the Hyse JS A Sh H qh Ga e Men s bus ness bu for the one pur case today Veterans Admtntst rat on G oe kn e 2 H Ne son 109 u y Un 3 pose of rrpp ng off the pubhc 6 Won en W w he s J v 0 Ye It 1s more than a Regtonal Olftce m Cleveland C Sh G oe kne 69 6 0 and the b gger the company the provo ca tive h storacal cotn sa d that the d1v dend ts H gh se es != e d s 5 2 W ednesday N gtll M )(ed Bowen 552 b gger the r p off one would ctden ce that the nse of payable to those veterans who Dec embe 1 974 H gh game P f PLEASANT Stauffer president and ch1ef execut ve The amount of the sup M e 236 W(ln Lost have thought "e would be ca pt tal sm have continued to keep m force Bow en 23 2 was co n Roush & Da 86 3 Chern cal Company Westport off cer satd that the com plcment w Ube one per cent of Kyge c eek much farther down the road to temporaneous wllh the r se of thetr lllSurance pol ctes which M e & Ha bo a 44 Conn w th a plant nea r here Oecembe 2 97 4 pany s management has had a the present monthly allowance wa on Sea es & Co em a Btg Brother Inc popular governm ent that are identified by the preftx Won lost 64 56 • I beg n pay ng a spectal gr o\\ ng concern for ts mulllpl ed by the number of Indeed ~<e may be closer where ca pitalism evolved most letters K (USGIJ - World A evbum s 6J 80 32 56 monthly suppl ement to tis ret rees n the face of the rap d calendar years between the e s s 62 6 48 58 than we U nk f the aItt tudes rap dly there d d popular Will' I) V (NSLI - World FKaueba Doug as & Sm h 58 54 app ox ma\4!1t' 2 000 salar ed r se m the rate of mflat on and >ear m whtch payments began of the up and commg government also evolve most War II) and RS or W 5 58 62 58 and hourly l'etirees and the r the result ng erosiOn of pur under the Stauffer Retirement Hand ap 54 66 6 •• generatiOn are an nd cataon of raptdly that those countrtes (VSU Korean Conflict ) Rilhhun&Hasead 0 0 8 s rv vors who began rece1v ng chasmg power of the rebrees Plan and Jan 1 1974 wtlh a Merritt pointed out that thts IS J Reed S what they w II advocate or w th the mmtmum of govern H q_h Se es Men c Dav s re rement payments from the allowances He also stated that mm mwn supplement of $10 H hon as H Sn h 562 Women B tolera e as adults For n men I control over the means of the first time dtvtdends will be sa Rob nso 520 C Sea s 5 3 company pn01 to January 1 thts unusual actwn was made per month and a maxtmum sta nce a recent survey by produc twn also seem to exert patd on Korean Conflict m Thomas 266 H gh Game Men Sm h 1974 possible by the company s supplemenl of 10 pet per 21 5 Ha bou 2 Women Op n on Research Corp the least control over the surance policies B Rob nson 20 Ha bou H B Morley Stauffer excellent performance n 1974 month A dtvideqd of $275 000 wtll be revealed that 20 per cent o{ thoughts and I ves of thetr teen-agers rated our bus ness clhzens and that those c tlzens patd to Ohto s 202 517 VSLI Tue!>day Women s League (Korean Confltct) system as very bad or have more of matenal abun Decembe 10 974 Won los policyholders An average bad outweighs the good dance 88 32 Yet only 4 3 per ce nt of teen 82 38 A bill to establish a Busmess divtdend of $II wtll be prud to Sayes Hadwa e 38 agers who had parhctpated m Day was passed by the Senate each Insured their first Danny s M rae e Wa er 820 50 Juntor Achtevement programs last May Thts would not be a dividend under this program Anchor B ar(ls 52 68 APRIL I A severe electrtc k n o ~ n M 1 d d 1 e p or t from Farmer s Home 1\u popular Meigs Htgh ~hool ng sLaund ama 40 80 Merrill pointed out that the Knge shared that behef Instead 55 3 legal holiday but stmply an storm w th gale force w nds htl busmessman dted at Holzer m n stratwn was approved for Juntor was ktlled m an auto sF n u e38 82 per cent felt that the good annual recogmhon of busmess divtdend amount for IndiVIdual Po me oy Suno o 36 8 the area A barn was destroyed Med cal Center The S lver the Lead ng Creek Con acctdent H gh Se es C Sea s 85 outwetghs the bad on the Sadte Trussell property Shpper Saloon was staged at servat on Dtstr ct compleltng each May 31 even as each UlSureds Is deternuned by the A E ans 479 June 7 - Eldon E W.eks plan of msurance amount of This 1s not surprtsing Labor Day we recogmze that H gh Game J Young 80 at Bashan and hotbeds owned Pomeroy J'un or Htgh under FHAfundmg of the rural water retired banker dted following !.he policy age of t~e Insured Achtevers have had first hand other partner m the free en by James Ray H II were the d rectwn of Bob Hoeflich d strtbut on system Monday N ght a lengthy illness Jan Holler and !.he length of lime the Lt:d~u Women s league expenence tn what Is mvolved terprlse system destroyed Charles Hoffman and Karen Gnfftth first May 12 Debbie Wtlson was named Meigs County Decembe 9 914 m running a company tn Pomeroy poi ce d spatcher for woman to be selected to the crowned Queen and Dave Datry F'lincess May 13 was chosen by the policy has been m force Won Los Amounts may vary from Mason F e B. Re scue producmg a product or servtce or gina tor of the tdea Louts E 6 36 the past 4\2 years restgned Oh o State Marchmg Band Weber K ng at Eas~rn s Junt - Annual fteld day of RockvTopDa v 66 6 l>"ople wtll buy and selhng Farraye of Vtrgmta because II shghUy over a dollar to several Ag April 2 - Metgs County >~as honored Jun(or Semor Prom co 5 58 the Buckeye Polled Hereford 34 58 a fa r prtce while making was on that day in 1607 that hundred dollars The mcrease Bob s Ma ke Republican Execuhve com April 20 Thereon Johnson May 14 Joyce Ann DaviS Assn held at the Royal Oak S haeke s 48 66 e gh profit to pay for wages Jamestown was founded by m divtdends over 1974 1s due Ha elected Grand Croaker of the named valedtctonan and Ezra Farm of Mr and Mrs Horace Ha bou 40 2 m !lee endorsed Oakley C and raw matenals and have colon sts sponsored by a chtelly to the higher mterest H gh se es C Sea s 655 Coli ns Ironton former Oh o Soc1ety for the Promotton Kiser salutatooan of the 1974 Karr I> 530 enough left to repay pnvate busmess venture the earnings on the Insurance C HRoush governor James E Rhodes of Bull Frogs Inc gradual ng class of Metgs High gh Sane C Sea s 225 Juoe 10 Pomeroy Vtllage tundA C Sea s n stockholders for thctr 10 Vtrgmta Company of London and Ralph Welker Mrs Aprll22- George Dallas St School Honoranans were mcreased Its water rates and m Monday Merchants The dtrector explamed that vesbnent Margaret Ella Lew s restgned Pan s former Mtddleport High lngrtd Hawley Tina Nten Mtddleport some busmessmen More than a day of honor Decembe 9 1974 Jun or Achievers however however what bus ness needs payments will be made Won Los as chatrwon an of the Metgs band d rector<md school ad Mary Krawsczyn and Maureen protested the revocabon of Pne ps 80 32 seem to be the only young are some statesmen of real throughout the year on the WVNG Count) Flower Show n lmstrator named super n Hennessy 5 3 parking meier perm1"' anniversary date of the m Bu ons people who are getting any sU,ture who will provtde the 70 42 April 3 - Four Me gs Htgh tendent of the Champatgn May 15 The ftrst annual June II - The Bradbury B s 56 56 educatton m free enlerpnse leadership and vtston thts dividual pohctes - the month Gav School Jumors selected as County Schools Larry Morr son award lor the School s tndtviduallzed n 48 64 these days We neglect that nation and its fre e enlerprtse and day Ute pohcy was Issued M es 45 68 delegates to Buckeye Boys Apnl 24 - James D ehl Jr alhlete of the year at Southern leaching program was upheld H gh se es D Sm h 6 5 The first checks will he mmled educallon at our pen! State were Sieve Walburn Meigs pr nctpal elected H gh School was presented to by the Metgs Local Board of system must have to meet the s Hugha 630 Now probably not even Cal challenges ahead as lwe pass January I The dtvidend will be H gn game S Hugh a 25 5 John Thomas Rtchard Couch pres dent of the Southeastern Verne Ord by head basketball Educatwn 3-2 255 ~ Coolidge would have asserted the three-quarter mark loward patd automatically based on W Boye and M ke Nesselroad Ohio Athleltc League for the coach and athletic dtrector Tuesday nctu str a June 12 - Andy D Hume the opUon previously selected that capital sm and pol heal the next century Dec embe 10 1974 Apnl4- Edward D ddle and 1974 75 school term Carl Wolfe Bob Sayre named 100 dted at Pleasant Valley by Ute lllSUred Won los freedom are two stdes of one Phtl Ohlmger were named as April 26- Roger Dtllard and valedtclonan of the graduatmg Hosptlal Bu on s 6 Lou Osborne alternate delegates to Buckeye Wally Dav s nJured m a car class at Southern Htgh and Pomeroy was named new Boys State Syracuse VIllage motorcycle ace dent at Ft Dave TheiSS the salutator an pres dent of the Pomeroy Counctl agreed to upgrade Lauderdale Fla Both from May 16 - Mark Morr s was Middleport Uons Club Great VIllage street hghts and Metgs County they were m awarded a four year Air Force Bend was named as one of.. Racme v llage agreed to place Flor da working lor Ben Tom R 0 T C scholarship Ingnd three pnme locaUons bemg a three m II levy on tis Corp Pomeroy Hawley and Dave Wo)fe were cons dered as the stle of a new November ballot to mprove April 28 - Four hundred' ''\.{he Danforth Foundahon power plant by the Columbus streets By RAY CROMLEY even more depressing WI thou! 1975 wtll put vef) heavy accurate persons at~nd open house at Awards wmners at Me1gs Htgh and Southern Ohio Electrtc Co April 5 - Wahama Whtle the new Pomeroy F re Dept School Davtd Weber and WASHINGTON (NEA) The maJOr ncreases n an mcrease m taxes the pressures on a f stful of state June 13 - Dtana Carsey was Don t cheer too loudly or toO margm between Income and and local budgets desp le the construction costs w II have a Falcons m baseball actwn and Squad She Ia Sampson were the commended by the U S Emergency soon over reports Prestdent the cost of runnmg stale and boosts m federal unem maJOr effect on state and local defeated the S<luthern Tor bu ldm g Sonn> Haynes Danforth Foundahon Award Manne Youth Foundation for Ford may push for tax cuts A local governments may hit an ployment asststance schedules gove rnments respons ble as nados 5 to 4 Mtddleport landeda6lb 3oz wmners at Eastern Htgh her act v ty m the htgh school April 6- Instrumentalists of large mouth bass School and m Washington funded they are for 85 per cent of _,._ reduction m federal taxes tf 11 as loundmg $25 btlllon band the Eastern Band recetved comes may well be offset by The recesston Is cutting public servtce JObs recenUy public construction April 29 - E ghty three pmts May 19 Stxly two June 15 - The Charles mcrea~ed state and local sharpl y into real dollar \'()ted by Congress By and large state county Super or (I) and excellent of blood giVen at bt-monthly graduated at Southern Htgh Yarbrough home and aU tis levtes revenues parttcularly in those Three states are already and ctty employes are deter ratmgs (I!) ~at dtstrtcl Jumor bloodmob le vtstt at Pomeroy School Steve Goebel of contents were destroyed by More and more states and localities wbtch depend on borrow ng from the spectal nuned they have a great deal of htgh solo and ensemble Elementary School Eastern H gh School w~s ftre near Hobson competilton m Jackson c1ties are runn ng mto m property taxes and m those unemployment msurance trust catchmg up lo do m wages April 30 - The W lliam named valedtctonan and June 17 - Long bme AprilS - Elmer 0 Graham Barta the most powerful boat Chryll K mes salutatonan tolerable lmanctal pressures states whtch count heavily on fund operated by the Depart These p1 essures tf successful busmess education teacher at Nallonw1de the gap between gasoline cigarette and hquor ment of Labor So ts the wtll add to the costs of 20 Sprmg St Pomeroy was ever butlt satled past May 20 - Pomeroy Village Southern Local High School killed n auto crash at Rutland Pomeroy revenues and expenditures levtes Counc I gran led a contract to Vmas Lee restgned Dtstrtct of Columbta More government Recomn ended b ds for the may already be runmng at a The gnnding mcrease m states wtll be forced to d p mto In other days bond tssues Shelly Sands Co for concrete June 19 - John F Baker $20 btlhon a year rate unemployment an ncrease thts bucket soon tf current have been I fe savers construchon of Pomeroy s May 1 Blue nbbon w\nners and coatmg to repatr town former Pomeroy restdent The prospects for 1975 are expected to continue well mto unemployment pro}ections are shmulatmg local ~mpl oyment water system wtll be subffiltled m the cultural arts comp~hlton streets at a cost of $14 390 vtstled the community as and carry ng ctti s ~d states to the EDA for approval Pete at the Bradbury School were Mary 22 - Chns Mtller and owner manager of the Nolan through dtfftcult limes But Sayre won most valuable Rtcky N tz stxth grader Kenny Hoffman Jumors at AmuSement Co which moved player award at Southern Htgh collage L sa Thomas s xth Metgs High were selected for 10 for Regatta Weekend 1 oters lately have turned down local bond ssues w th m basketball banquet grade poem and Jayne Lee the AU Oh o Youth ChOir June 20 - Chesler Goodmg April 9 Roger Brauer creasmg frequency Even Hofefllch ftllh grade p ano May b - Metgs Coun tians was welcomed as new pnn where borrowmg s at !homed head basketball coach and compost t10n took time out to pay trtbute to ctpal of Eastern Htgh School locaht es Ike average freshman football coach of May 4 - Mason County the r dead at numerous June 21- Hundreds watched c tizens are f nd ng tl ex Metgs Htgh was htred as Cancer Soctely re ce ved Memorral Day servtces the annual Regatta Parade and ceedulgly d ff cu lt to f nd dtrector of the Mtddleport $504 24 for bottle caps from Mary 28 - Glenn Stmpson Miss Donna Boyd daughter of muntctpal park and pool for the Kenny Wt gg ms secretary and Mttch Nease sentors at Mr and Mrs Lawrence Boyd n oney at tolerable rates Even this sad recoun tmg swnmer By Lawreuce E Lamb M D med1c10e or cure advertised us treasurer of Ro) al Crown Southern Htgh School selected Middleport was named literally survtved because they April 10 Lou Osborne was Botting Co does not tell the whole story b) Racme American Legwn regatta queen DEAR DR LAMB What IS a cure-s.ll hang on to >our Mav 5--Br an Mullen and Post No 602 to attend Boys your oplnton of diStilled water wallet The quack cures sold or botled water Certaml> m local tax ncreases alone are elected prestdent of the June 22 -A storm mcluding many parts of India drinldng not like!; to be enough to meet Pomeroy Mtddleport Ltons Shelly Mank 11 crowned king State used for drmking regularly just used m the treabnent of ar a lw,lSier struck Metgs County and queen of the Me gs Htgh May 30 - Marvm D Kmg as you would any water and thritis alone IS a multiffilllion the local water wtthout bo hng the crunch 10 the more Club June 2.1 - Sundays nver April II- Roger W Partlow School Jumor Semor prom 42 Rock Sprmgs Road was activtties of Ute Btg Bend depressed areas A con usmg 11 for cooking as well ' I dollar busmess In that long hst would be dtsastrous Most ctty water supplies are stderable number of states and 20 Rt I M ddleport was ktlle<l Rocky Hupp ecetved the Star killed at the Elhot Substation of have read m a book wntlen by you ncluded there are only l\\O qw te safe and from a health local ties wtU likely be forced at the Stewart Tinn Coal Co n State Cl\apler Farmer a" ard the Columbus and S<luthern Regatta were washed out Over a doctor that 11 is good for thai diStilled water ITilght help 600 however dtd attend annual poml of vtew are n no way to cut nto thetr servtces and V nton County Contracts were at the annual FFA Banquet at Ohw Electrtc Co m Athens arthnlls hardemng of the It mtght help to wash out Herttage Day of the Meigs May 31 - Middleport County Pioneer and Historical arteries kidney stones gall minerals that are involved m dangerous There are ap Ia) off empiO) es tf govern granted teachers of the Southern High School prOJeCt ons bemg Southern Local School Dtstrtct stones cataracts glaucoma kidney stone formation and parenUy a lew commun ties ment May 6 - Servtces to the Pomeroy Rotary Club en Soctety loss of heartng diabetes adequate amounts of any water who have water supplies that de\ eloped here are at all ac by the Southern Local Board of unemplo)ed m Metgs County dorsed the one mi,l1 levy for the June 24 Contracts Educalton prov ded by the Stale Bureau operahon of Rto Grande awarded for Pomeroy s new obesity emphysema etc Can to mduce adequate ur ne may be margtnal The water curate April 13 - The names of 50 of Employment ServiCes Communtty Collage The problems whtch 11 be posstble that distilled formatton wtll do as well The supplies are under fatrly good water supply control and must meet U S states counties and cities face cttizens lor posstble duty on Ute dt scontmued Mayor D;.:ie water can do that much' This othertsobestty ifwalerlSused June 25 - Rev Don Cole was June 1 - Debbte Taylor announced as new pastor of !.he doctor claim$ that the lllll!tures mstead of colones which can Pubhc Health standards If for are not new of course It was May term grand and petit Smith of Pomeroy stgned a m ctty water supplies today are also be accomplished by tap any reason you fear 11 may be dtfftculhes of the type outlined Jurtes were drawn m the offtce proclamatwn proclaumng May mstalled as honored queen of Middleport Church of the contaminated wtth germs 11 Similar to rat JlOISOn water There IS some evtdence can he botled If you use above "hich drove the Ntxon of Metgs County Clerk of 'l:l as Memonal Day The &;the! 62 International Order Nazarene proctamahon was presented by of Jobs Daughters adminiStration to'push for and Courts Larry Spencer DEAR READER - It an that the rrunerals m some Juoe 26 - Women m un dtslllled water or bottled April IfThe roof of a 250 George Nesselroad com Congress lo grant a luruted June 2 - Mrs TheodOSia derground mines at the nous me when I see the public water sources spectflcally hemg IIIISinformed by grossly what IS called hard water help ffilneral water keep 11 10 the amount of revenue shanng by 40 foot chicken house was mander of Drew Webster Post Frecker well known local Southern Ohio Coal Co were unsc1enliftc statements and to decrease the hkehhood refrigerator and if you keep 11 The ctties nevertheless are m npped off and on<t cement 39 of the Amencan Legwn SG,hool teacher dted the subject of a Daily Sentinel even given Information that of haVUlg heart attacks - by a very long you had better botltl a spectal btnd Thetr long term block wall collapsed at the Margar.et Dowme Stark 4UDe 3 - The Pomeroy feature before usmg 1t for con problems have been ac Jack Adams farm m Letart Uncoln Hill Pomeroy died at Chamber of Commerce en can be hannful to thetr health very small amount June Z'l - Specl81 hours were sumptioo Qooking and botling Holzer Medtcal Center dorsect the four-county com set Up to give the public an I don t know what the man s There IS nothing wrong With serve a very useful health centuated bv the fhght to the Twp when a !wiSter struck Aprill5 - Ronme Aoderson May 7 - Henry Wells m muntly college which later won opportwuty to see the new suburbs of bus10ess Industry quallflcahons are who wrote distilled water It makes good purpose killing germs that can and the mtddle class durmg a and Ron Smi IIi pollee officers cumbent countx com the support of votors the book you descnbe but I can coffee and lea m localities rnm1 theater at the Metgs cause human diSease Food submitted thetr reSignations to llUSStOner and Howard Frank June 4 - Me1gs Local School Museum provtded by Mrs teU you right now that if he where the available wa ler has penod wben 10ner ctties have and water supplies are age-old Pomeroy Council mcwnbent-C~Jijllty treasurer District was approved for a Nancy Reed of Pomeroy and 'Claims half of what you an undestrable flavor vehicles for transmtttmg faced trreststable pressures for April 16 C E Blakeslee the noffilnalton for seeking $158 400 federal grant for a her s1sterc Mrs rncreased servtces descQbe he IS not coDSldered a However Since 11 conlatns no Betty typhotd cholera and m who retireil earlier as Metgs countv audtlor won m the leacl)er corps program m McGumess of Gallipolis reputable medical doctor by chlorme. or chemtcals to We must not delude our diSeases readmg Judy Fraser was selves 1010 believ10g a few Count) Extens1on agent pnmary his colleagues There are all des troy bacteria 1t wtll numerable JWie 26 - RuUand firemen Send your questions to Dr agriculture was htred as honored by students when sfie were puthng the finishing btlllon dollars for unem ldnds of doctOrs and the Utle become contammated wtth May 9 - New !raffle lights Lamb '" care of thts ployment compensalton and execuhve dtreclor of the Metgs presented her annual dance toucheS on a new shelter house doesn t even mean the man IS germs ancf can become hann mstalled m downtown tramed In the medical fteld He ful tf not kept under sterile newspaper P 0 Box 1551 pubhc servtce JObs added to County Regtonal Plannrng Pomeroy Howard Nolan recttal m Mtddlep<rt Charles at the RuUand commUillty Radio City Station New York btlhons already voted for Commtssion by the Metgs Smith was named New Haven park COuld have a doctor s de~ ill corKiltions Bolting 11 w1U solve • tndustnal arts teacher at mayor N Y 10019 For a copy of Dr welfare educatiOn and other Court ty COIIUI11SSloners chemistry not medlcme He this problem as you would do Julie 2! Jan Hallet Southern High School and April 17- Mary Roush Anne June 5 - The Metgs daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy should have one in the art of m making tea or coffee For Lambs booklet on htalal local needs wtll solve the heml8 !end 50 cenls to the St Pomeroy won $30 000 m Gayle Pnce chemtsb;y Marauder Band left for a Holter Pomeroy Route 3 shady practices dt!ftculti'b of our ctltes safe~ 11 should be botled for 10 the Massachusetts lot phystcs and general sctence Myrtle Beach ou!ing Any l1me you see any mtnutes Many lea-dnnkrng same address and ask for the counties and ~es named Ohio s Dall'}' Princess mstrucfor retired H1atal Hemta booklet lery lune 6 Sara~ Greene m Columbus naltons of the world have May 11 - A grant of $120 000 Apnl 19 GI policies paying big dividend •• By BILL MADDEN UPJ Sporis Writer Southern Ca l forma a football team wh ch head Coach John McKay cand dh admtts dtd no start this season well can now pomt Wtth pnde to end ng 1 well wtth season-dosmg VlCtor es over Notre Dame and Oh o State that earned a second nat onal champ onshtp n three tj\ears from the UP! Board of Coaches The Trojans who capped thetr lll-1 l season by commg from behind to edge Oh o State 18-17 m the clostng mmutes of thetr New Year s Day Rose Bowl showdown recetved 27 ftrst-place votes from the 34 coaches parllctpatmg m the fmal post-<;eason vote That overwhelmtng ondorse ment enabled the TroJa~s to east!) overtake Alabama which had gone mto the bowls a runaway favortte for the Stauffer is beefing up retiree pay he Local news llighlights of 1974 0 ' 335 254 245 61 4 ,. 3 0 6 pr b !ton are nel g b lor lop 20 a1d nal onal cl a p shtp em stdera or 11 us l k lshom wh cl f 1tslt d ts se•son at 11-0 but was b< nned from the bowls and teleVIsiOn exposure because of recru t ng 10lat ons as not ons dt d b l e coaches COlUMBUS Oh o iUPI) & d ettrmg No re Da e AI Ainencan defenme back Coach Parseghtan who ad11 Neal CoiZte sa d Th rsdaJ he ted vot ng M ch gan No 11 us \ s very upset over a f nal UP! ballo pe ltj called on htm which We dtdn t put Oklahoma on cos hiS Ohto State lean a probatiOn the NCAA d d We scon g opportumty tn he made thts dec s on to d scour age teams from brealung the Buckel es 18 17 loss to rules and bring some sarut v to S<luthern Cal forn a m U e Rooe Bowl th s busmess of recrmtmg Coiz e a sen or from Coral After ftfth-ranked Mtchigan m order came Auburn vactor Gables Fla was called for sptk ng the ball after he ovet Texas m the Gator Bowl mtercep ed one of Pat Haden s Penn State a 41 20 w nner over passes and returned It to ~he Baylor m the Cotton Bowl TroJan rune ) ard hne Nebraska which beat Flonda In hts exhuberance Colzte 13 10 1n the Sugar Bowl North threw the ball to the ground as Carolma State and Mtamt of son e of the pros do and Oh o to complete he top 10 linesman Wtlham Settle wa lked off a 15 yartl penalty agamst the Bucke) es push ng Prevwuli ch,unps them back to the SC 24 f rs ,#JE W YORK UP I L s of and goal to go Un ted P ess n ernat on a Two pleys later a Cornelius o lege footba l cha mp ons 1951)-0k ahoma Greene pass was p eked off by 95 Tennessee TroJan cornerback Danny 952 M ch gan Sta e Reece preventtng he 953- Ma y and 954 U C L A Buckeyes from even a field 955 Oklah oma goal lrJ 956- 0k laho ma In an emot ona I game like ] 951- 0h o Sla e 958- L S U thai I don l think 11 should 959 Syracuse have been dectded on such a 1960---Minneso a mearungless call satd Colzte 96 - Alabama 1962 u s c He turned the wfiole game 963- Texas aroilird wtth a s lly call 1964 Alabama It was a real blow to end my 1965 M ch gan Sla e career on a sour note hke 966- Not e Dame 961 u s c that sa td the 6-2 198-pound 968 Oh o Sla e Colzte I m very upset about 969 Texas 972- U S C 973 A a ban a 5 5 1974 usc m SPORTS WRITER DIES ALBANY (UP! ) Linwood Undy Strout sports wr ter and colummst for the Albany Times Umon died Wednesday Strout 39 was stncken wtth a blood disorder n October na He coa e h es by wno sec OilS omo ;c a e he he UP 'We threw it away'--Hayes COLUMBUS Ohto (UP!) Ohto State football coach Woody Hayes had but one terse comment when shown the !mal UP! coaches ratmgs wtth S<luthern Califorrua No I Well we sure threw t away said Hayes who ar nved back here w1th h1s Buckeyes Thursday mght to the cheers of well WIShers after droppmg an 18-17 dectston to Southern Cal m the fmal mmutes of Wednesdays Rose Bowl Hayes deprtved of a sure naUonal champtonshtp by the H0 LIDAy FAVORITES TroJans last mmute touch The Wolvermes forced to down and two pomt con watch the New Years Day vers on refused to compare actiVIty on televtswn heca~se Southern Cal and M chigan of a Btg Ten prohtbttton agamst Ohto State defeated M Uigan more than one conference 12-10 here Nov 23 to ~~ 1ts team parUc1patmg m a bowl thtrd stratght Rose Bowl btd game dropped from third to I could srud Hayes but f fifth m the fmal rat ngs wont r-' Noll says Steelers loose; drills light PITTSBURGH (UP!) Ptttsburgh Steeler Coach Chuck Noll will hold hiS thtrd day of light drills today for his Amertcan Football Conference champtons and was happy that hts team was loose m J<··pr;e,patcing for tis Super Bowl wtth the Mmnesota Vikmgs 1 want them to stay loose and enJOY all of thts Noll satd I don t want the players to let The Da1IY"sentmel ROYAL CROWN Bottlmg Company Middleport •• • ••' •• •• • ' •• •• •• ••• •• •• •• • ..•• • makeu1 IT! Enf(lYrng the luxury of M racle Water Ref ned Water wtll SAVE YOU MORE THAN IT COSTS A phone call wtll get a free water analys s and proof of what we sayr SAYRE HARDWARE New Haven W Va 882 2525 NBASandtigs By Un d P css n e n rona E il ter n Conte c nce A a c D v on PC g b 6 ' 6 ' Colzie's spike a silly call? 97D--- Texas 971- Neb aska sou 8 Distilled water won't cure I a l'ng 225 DR. LAMB "' oo oa no • t o ft9e Po n s Tax cuts may rob Peter to pay Paul ( natwnal t tie only to be fotled b) Notre Dame 13-11 m the Orange Bowl The hnal total vote tally gave Southern Cal 33:i pomts to Alabama 254 mcludtng three first place votes) Ohto State whtch fuushed up at Hl-2 vas thtrd w th 245 votes while Notre Dame wound up fourth w th 225 and M chigan hfth w th 220 ncludmg four No t votes-one of which came from outgomg Notre Dame coach Ara Parseghtan We dtd not start the season well ~<a s McKay s .jlllllal observat on of the nat onal champwnsh p vote We were plagued by nJunes but we recovered and beat some very f ne football teams m Ohw State Notre Dame UCLA and Stanford Under the gutdelmes set down by the Amencan Football Coaches Assoc at on last January those teams on NCAA Final UPJ college football ratings • RAY CROMLEY Pro Standings anythmg bother them Noil satd Thursday he plans to contmue the light drtUs through Saturday before the team leaves Sunday for New Orleans s te of Super Bowl !X We also showed the players some ftbns before we took the fteld and we brtefed them on what they could expect m New Orleans n preparmg for the Super Bowl the procedures they are to follow and the schedules we have set up Noll srud The team wtll meet wttlt the news media Tuesday Wednes day and Thursday of Super Bowl week then work out m the afternoons Noll satd He srud the workouts will be closed to everyone I don t necessarily like the way the Super Bowl s set up Noll satd I krww Ill have to answer the same quesllons every day but I ve told my players to cooperate as uch as posstble If I had my way Super Bowls wouldn t be at a neutral stte e !.her I d rather play on !.he other team s fteld At least that way there ts some postttve reacllon from the crowd I d rather hear a crowd yell for the oUter team than not ;Y,l!U for anybody And at a neutral stte !lie fans cheer agalliSt both teams because !.he home team dtdn t make 11 It affects the game aod Ute way 11 s covered I ve never seen a favorable story the day after a Super Bowl Colzte descr bed hts achon as a JOyful thmg adding footf b< 11 s supposed to be fun e I all brutes Must tbey takt all fun out of the game? Colzte who says he still doesn t qu te understand what he d d to deserve a 15-y ard penalty n the game whtch as th ngs turned out dectded !.he 5400. CHICAGO (UP!) Mtchtgan center C J Kuper dumped m two free throws to t e Ill nois 84-all before Wayman Br tt hit on a jumper 9 b De o to gtve the Wolvennes a KC 0 n a double overt me 86-84 wtn Ch rH]O M wau ee Thursday rught m the Btg Ten Pac Conference opener • b Ind ana whtch shared the Big 1en basketball crown wtth 4 Mtch gan last year and .Oh o ,. 8 8 State were tdle on the ftrst rught of league play In other games Iowa won a 75-73 squeaker over 'NJtfthwestern Mtnnesota pulled away from a halfttme tie to defeat Wsconsln 61-46 and two fresh n en combmed for 52 pomts to lead Purdue to a 93-86 vtctory over M ch gan State Kupec scored 30 pomt.s and led aU rebounders with 17m the llhnots Mtchigan game But ABA stand ngs Dlmols Rick Schm dt led all Y Unled P ess In e na ona scorers with 33 pomts E~t 1 pet 9 b Ken u ky n o 69 Kupec htt the free throws New Yo k '15 94 after he was fouled by Otho s Lou , 5 " 385 Tucker and the Mtchtgan M en p s o '16 2 8 4 5 defense kept Illmols out of v q n8 w e9s 26 25 range unhl the DUm stole the w pel • b Denve 3 5 86 ball wtth 20 seconds left Nate San An on 0 n s 550 Wtlhams missed a shot wtth U ah 9 '1 4 5 <l nd ana 4 9 42 5 three seconds remammg Sa 0 ego 22 389 alloWing Mtchtgan to claun the Ttlu sday s R:esu I s S Lou s 2 V rg n a 88 VICtory Me mph s 95 u ah 88 6 6 n wn l cl an1p10nsh p satd he vent up to Settle and satd I n sorr; for whatever I dtd He sa d the ofhctal sm led bo sa d1ot11g Aitl ough n an1 of the Buck eves appeared n relat vely good sp nts upon thetr return Ti ursda) rught Colzte satd t1 e semors are really upset We came so close (to the 1atona l champ onsh1p) two years 11a row and dtdn t brmg l orne the bacon But I wouldn t trade ny fot r years at Oh o State for anythtng he added I w sh t could last but you ve got to go on to btgger and better thmgs \ Colzte who leans heavllJ on Ius rel gJ.O\.LS beliefs trted to fmd a sliver hmng out of the • me dent Maybe the Lord had some thmg to do \Uth tt he satd Maybe he wanted to see JUSt ~hat kind of a man I am 1 thmk I wtll be able to accept t Can els were used n 1854 to but d the Ca r bou Tra nto the nter o of Brtt sh Columb a W1ld ca mels were still seen n he prov nee as late as 1925 Off thetr truhal 1975 effort the New York Kntcks would seem to have renewed thetr old playoff sptr t and that could mean a happy New Year after all for the Madtson Square Garden fa thful The Kntcks losers of seven of Utetr last rune games 10 eluding an almost. unheard of four out o~ hve at home celebrated the begllll\lng of the new year by beatmg the Phoemx Suns 117 113 in overtune at home Thursday rught In the only otl1er NBA games Thysday Detro t edged New Orleans 99 95 and Milwaukee downed Atlanta 116-111 In ABA acllon the Spmts of St Loms put away V rgllll3 11288 San Anlomo rallied over Sah Otego 122 104 and Memphis trtpped up Utah 9588 Knicka 117 Suns 113 Walt Frazter scored etght pomts m the overtune penod and a game high of 32 as the Knicks rallted b~£k for vtctory after blowmg a 14-pomt fourth quarter lead Charlie Scott who had 30 pomts for the Suns before foulmg out late m the overtime penod hit on five consecut1~ pomts n the fmal FRIDAY SEOAL st"On at Athens Bulfato W Va Ga I pol s at Waver y renton at Jackson Me QS a TUESDAY(Jan 7) SEOAL A hens at Me gs an on at Ga llipo s Jackson at Wave ly We lston at Logan Easte n at Hannan T ace Kyger C eek a No th Ga I a Sou fhe n at Sy mmes Val ey Others Others Southwestern at Wahama W 1 amstown a t Belp e Tr mble at Hannan T ace Po nt P easant at Pa ke sbu g South T mbl e at Waterford SATURDAY Alexande at Oak H I Southern at Waterford Po nt Peasant at Hurr cane WEDNESDAY(Jan 8) Wahama at Hannan ( p m J 15 mmutes of regulaUon play to deadlock the game at 115-all Pistons 99 Jazz 95 Dave Bmg and Mel Counts turned a foul and a techmcal on New Orleans Mel Count.s mto a dectstve tie-breakmg three pomt play wtth I 21 to go that enabled the Pistons to put away the stubborn Jau Lamer wound up wtth 36 pomts and 11 rebounds The Jazz saw 1ts wmless road streak extended to ~ I w;~s paced by 31 from Pete Maravtch Bucks 116 Hawka l1l Kareem Abdul Jabbar poured m 52 points --three short of his career htgh-btit t took two free throws by Mickey Dav s m the fmal mmute of play to preserve the Mtlwaukee vtctory Wtth the Bucks leadmg 11().109 Davts drew a foul wtth 32 s~conds rematmng ano promptly sank both shots to g ve Milwaukee a more comfortable three po nt cushwn Spurs 122 Q s liM George Gervm taUted 26 potnt,<; to help the Spurs overcome a IHJomt second quarter deftctt and rally back for tbe VIctory The Q s TraVIS Grant led all scorers wtth 29 Spirits 112 Sql!lres 118 Marvm Barnes and Freddie Ph a Tex 12 Upsa a 51f4% 53 Sou ttl A us n Peay 9 So A la 65 Tenn S 80 M Ha vey 64 M ss 88 Geo g a 83 New 0 eans 6 Xav e 7 F or CHI 90 Ga Te ch 69 M dwest ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS ) M nneso a 6 W scans n 46 Me mph s S 02 Ga Sl 76 ~ per cent re~r pa1d Qn Regular Passbook Savings No Minimum Interest from datt of deposlllo date of w thdrawal Interest compounded qu1rterlv C nc 5 New Hamp 32 Pu Clue 93 I nos 84 Cre gh on 7 Drake 70 M h gan 86 no s 84 ow a 75 Northwesl e n 73 So I 75 Samford 62 nd S 8 Evansv 71 d)MEIGS -t!!!Y ~R~NCH P kev I e 87 Un on 68 S a e 9S H sci e 80 Aug us ana 92 But er 74 Ma an 18 St Fral'l 99 T Ka am a zoo 92 Mnch st 82 The ~thtns Counly Southwest Ok C ty 65 Ut Ar 63 TCU 98 Hous on Bapt 6 E tex 5 03 Ang lo s Sav l'lflt • Loan Co 83 H 62 Payne 6-4 S Hous S SF Aus n 9 Camrn s 2 Te)(as A& 78 Tllr eton s 6 UW M lw 99 W T e)( 5 S 296 Second St Pomeroy OhtO AI Accoun s nsured To S20 1100 by FSLIC WATCH FOR OUR JAN. 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FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY 9:30 TIL 2:00 700 E Main 51 POMEROY OHIO MEIGS INN H221G1~Jrft22t02 '2295 Chester 0 East hn S 50 Mon 63 sy S 62 D exe 66 De aware 64 Md 96 Appa West U SF 96 P ov ctence 68 Lewt.s combmed for '!I pomts Wash 50 Sea e 45 aptece as the Spirits took Wasn S 73 Gonzaga 50 Sac o s 80 F esno Pac 6 command of Ute game from the Ok a 79 San 0 ego Sl 4 very outset of play and were never senously threatened Barnes also pulled down 18 rebounds SoWlds 95 Staro 118 Stew Johnson s 25 points 14 of them coming tn the third quarter helped the Sounds bmld up a comfortable early lead that was threatened only mtdway through last quarter when a flurry of points by Ron Boone and Randy Denton enabled the Stars close to wtthm one Boone wound up high man wtth 3:l Be Sure ROOF COAT 985 3301 at Kyger Creek anton St Joe at Southwestern Lo!=)an SVAC Just H1ghest Interest Rates In The Area Co ege Buketba I Resu ts Bv Un led Press nternat ona Nelsonvl le York at M ler War en Loca l at W I amstown FIBER BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE No games No g mm clcs I tmlght s g,mws Wei Larry Moore scored 17polnts to pace the Hawkeye scormg in a game tha\ was close aU the way Three of his teammates fouled out rrudway through the second half but the Hawka clauned the lead for keeps at SlHi7 on two free throws by John Hairston Billy Mcl\inney scored 21 pomts for Northwestern for game honors Purdue freshmen Walter Jordan and Wayne Walls both broke the Boilermaker frosh one-game scoring record of 20 pomts Jordan scored 28 and Walls scored 24 and pulled down 18 rebounds echpslng another freshman record for Purdue The Botlermakers went ahead at 1>14 and mamtalned the lead the rest of the way Mtchlgan State s Lindsay Hatrston was held to 22 points and Terry Furlow added 20 for the Spartans Minnesota with four players Ul double figures pulled a way frQm a 24-24 halftime tie to lead by as much as 20 points before both coaches began sub stituting freely Another fresh man the Gophers Mark Olberding was the games leading scorer with 20 points San An on o 122 Sa n 0 ego 0 F days Gam es V g n a a Ken uc k y S lou sa N ew Yo k nd ana a De n e Knicks reverse field, top Suns in overtime By United Press International action underway g b ALUMINUM S Gal 8' Big 10 cage PH. 992-3629 John Fultz Owner • POMEROY • t �,. • , 0 • 0 1 ' , '. .. .I I 1. .. " I " ,. • I I ' : 4.,. - The Daily Stinlmel, I\1JddlqxH·t- l-\1Hlt'n ly , l) . Vrid:ty, Jan .. 1. IHi!J '· ,I Meigs teams on road tonight •. ' som e I By llt.NN ¥ FOBES queen s and s lnppif) played Bll U!I C' It11-! wind as the holiday season fades away IJnce again . mi~l1t \ gameS . · · rub,br r and scrrachin g ·tennis shoes· :1g.tin become the ordPr of the d.in as all thr('e Meigs Count~ sct;OOls With the ushering in of the New Yrar o1lso romes Lhe resumption of the basketball season as lootl:iall's annual interruptton concludes w1th th• lul the roa d tonight in league acuon . The Meigs Marauders travel to the" rracker OOx in Logan, F:;Jstt•fll rm' n'u r B1ll l'l!i l llp'probctbly isn't !fw m o~t IIP· ·uniStic coach in Lhe area. ; 1,'i Eagles, Jlt 1-6, · 1-:1 in tht> 111~ SV AC, hav• fornnd;J ble l<lsk in the narrw of Mark Swajn, a Sw;nn. co min g' off <-1 trern endo us per,f o rm a~J c t; against Clas..c; AA powE-rhouse· (;,tllipolis , is avrrAging 26.0 ppg msidc the. lcHgue . Wayne Hesson IS the other leadin g 'c::~t . "·htle Soulhl'r'l' s Tornados visit S)11utlrs Va ll•y and th e E<ts tern Eag les bus it to scorer wi th 13.2 ppg MercenoHe m the hope of Th • l':ag les, with TmJ upsetting the powerful Wiid- Spencer averagmg l4.8 ppg CCits. and just a bout as mrmy TI1e Tornados, <Jt 3--1, <1re rebounds per contest , and Mike currently sportin g the best :\ costly turn over with 2.1 reco rd ·of the three Mc1gs seconds ro maimn g foll owed by Coun ty schools, but they'll Brad Tucker's 3-pomt play . have thetr hands full agamst spelled defeat for the Meigs Symmes Valley, especially 1n L Marauder rr eshnwn Thursd.Hy, Vtking C'O Wllry . as Loga n upended the The Vikings wer e picked m Mara uders 38·34 on tho Roc' k pre-season polls to sha re the Springs plan ks. SV ACcrown with North Gallia, Th• Chief tai n frosh took an 8- but the cagers of Ferrell 6 lead after the first period. Hesso n are currently 0-6 upping th• margm to 6 at 18- 12 overa ll ,. 0-3 in league play . BIRM ING HAM . Ala. (UP! I at intermission · The Vik ings are led by center ·- Wh ile a circuit court judge is Loga n went on top by 8 after Jaye Myers who is ave.ragmg stiH deciding today abo ut the three quarters. 30-22. before 14.7 points per gam• in SVAC Ken Stabler vs. the World th• Marauders closed to With in activ ity . Football League Bu-mingham I at 3:i-34 before that last Fo r Southern, which has yet Americans case, plans are 111 minute turnO\"er enabled the to wm on the road, junior guard the works to buy the fr anchise, Chiertains to } CC the will . Mike Roberts has been the a spokesman for a group of "ll's the best !Pa m game most prolific scorer , h i ttin~ at businessmen .tn terested in the wr 've played all season," said team said. eoach John Arnott after the The spokesman sa id Chris I ~lie . HPITUlleler. president or th• "ll was a good effort, we just WFL, IS expected to talk with a leU a little short ." group i>f local businessmen The Marauders we re paced next week about the sale of the by Greg Witte with 14 ~oi nts WFL champion Americans while Gene Hawley chipped in fra nchise . SE OAL FRESHMEN 6. For Logan, Jay Braglin had "An effort is being pu t forth Team W L p OP 10 points and Tucker 07. to purchase the team by local Gal l ipol is 4 1 229 193 The Marauders drop to 2-3 in Logan 4 1 110 154 persons," the group's spokes4 1 1q4 170 man said, and "If Hemmeter the SEOAL, while Logan ups Athens Meigs 1 3 189 190 its mark to 4-1. Monday the Wa verl y 2 3 175 l BO ca n co nvince us there will be a Meigs frosh travel to Athens. Iron ton 2 J 167 162 World Football League next Jackson 2 J . 178 :we year, Birimngham will have Score by quarteTs : ' Wellston o 5 t 11 t97 one," Logan 8 10 12 8-38 TOTAL S 20 20 t 454 1454 Bill 1'\jtnam, majority owner Meigs 0 6 10 12- 34 Thu rsda y ' s res ults : Gallipolis 44 Waverly J6 of the Americans, has conLOGAN t38) - Armstrong 3· Jackson 40 Ironton 39 firmed Hemmeter's planned 0·6, lngrim 1.0.2, Tucker 1·3·7, Logan 38 Me1gs 34 Kemper 7· 1·5, Braglin 3·4-tO. Athe ns 40 Wel lston 26 trip to Birmingham to discuss Myers 3-0-6, Bush t ·0-7. Mondav 's games : ihe sale or the franchise' MEIGS (H) - Wille 7-0-14, Gall ipolis at Ironton Putnam said he was ··relucRawl 1ngs 1·0·2, Stanley 0-4·4, Waverly at J ackson tantly agreea ble" to officials Gum 1·0·2, Hawley 2·1·6, Casey Me igs at Athens t -0·7, Arnold 1·7· 4, Logan at Wellston who encouraged him to sell the club. "I don't wa nt to sell but if it will make ·people in Birmingham happy, that's wha t I'll do." 8-10-15-20-25 Putnam said he has not been asked to set a price yet for the Cu. Ft 9 . . ' fr anchise purc hase d for .,::::::: 1.-- ~ $500,000 a year ago by him and UPRIGHTS a gro up of Atl anta 13-15-16-24 businessmen. At one time ~ ........ ~ Putnam sa id the franchise was .......... ALLIN STOCK NOW worth $S million. Over $1 million iS oweq ill back sUite, city and county u.xes. A Birmingham bank has TV & APPLIANCES placed in escrow gate receipts Gas Service · for both tl_le semifinal game · Phone 985-3307 ~ga inst the Hawaiians and the Chester. Ohio World Bowl against Florida. Marauder ·fro sh Grant chain to . -close 66 more . stores in '75 ; lx)wls - :t!a b;:md s, parnde!', Once beaUliful Ch ri stmas " trees lin~ the streets and gutters and tinsel blows in the ' I Lu1 , .1 H :~ p p.~-, , 1 ' '.'Y ho~vt• ""P rt' ad~ll'4 ! a(lvanta ).!.c :omgtr f;u.:: tha( Bannan Traee \:-, euming orr !.ha1 good ~~ ~~ •wing the IIIUL'h~. 'eralded G<-dli3 Count~' h~l\t l c ar1d may be. a !Ji• llff -kt>y . Tht' Marauders, meanwhile, w11l be t r~1ng to up thelr ·league mark to 2-3 . 'I11e qtllntet" of Hoger Brauer is currently 1-1 · and Will have its wofk cvt out £or it playing in l .o~n's uV('f;t ll , Mitch Wri ght,. Chiefta in the second top · scorer in the SEOAL, averaging 17.8 ppg . The Chief tains, 2·2 'inside the lc:.gue , are 'also paced by Jim Kemper, big Don Young, !@tt Gosnell , and ian Myers. ~o ga mes are slated Saturday, while Meigs hosts Athens and Southern travels to Waterford next Tuesday. furw a rd. is 111 upended b y 4 on home court ·Purchase ::::::: . :~! · Toda) \ ::::::: : ~} S]JOrt plans are still on · ~J!o Frosh standings . .. OiEST FREEZERS .... GIBSON RIDENOUR'S Glffl YOUifSELF ANEW YEAR'S PRESENT For the Gift that will benefit you most ,,I treat yourself to a New .Year's Special •10.00 for one month at .• MEIGS SLIM .'N' TRIM EXERCISE CLUB . N. 2ND Open 9 til 9 Mon .. Fri. Come in for 992-3586 MIDDLEPORT. 0. ' 9-4 Saturday I visit with n'o obi !!l\'IIMAN L 1,1 Spurts Edilur NEW YORK 1UP! ) - Ca tfish Hunter may not pitch at all this vear. ............._ He's awarfl!rthat possibility. So are the New York Yankees and Charlie Filjley, who went through pretty much this same ordeal with D1ck W1lliams a year ago . Peter Seitz, the arbitrator, ruled that Hunter's contract with .the Oakland A's was null and void . That pact covered 1974 and 1975, and there is every reason to believe the courts will support that rulmg . But Seitz also declared Hunter a free agent, and tha t decision muld be overturned for a number of reasons , chief or which is ---· baseball 's controversial reserve clause. C.'u rt Flood was the last ballplayer to test it less than five years ago and after going all the way to the U.S. Supreme Co urt, what he fou nd out, in effect, is that once a ball club owns you, it owns you for life. -"" Catfish Hunter could discov4r the same thing. Tllat wo uld mean his ·2-year contract with the A's is out the wi ndow but that they still own him and have first call on his servicesl;hould he wish to sign anotber professional baseball MARIETTA COLLEGE JUNIOR FORWARD Art Clark of Bidwell hits for two in Marietta 's 81-70 victory over Rio Grande to cop the championship in !be Marietta Holiday Shrine To urnamen t. Clark had a tw~arne total of 25 points in the to urney . Marietta, now 7-IJ, travels to Wittenberg Saturday night. Tile litigation could take a long time, and it's conceivable Hunter would be enjoined from pitching for anybody until it was sett!ed- the same way Dick Williams wasn 't able to manage for anyone until Finley said okay. . Given the circumsta nces, there is no question Charlie Finley would walk-t hat extra mile to keep Hunter from pitching, par· ttcularly with th• Yankees. He reels, an d Says he can prove it, · that Williams was approached by a representa tive of the Yankees offerin g him a managerial proposition, while still under contract to the A's. ' The Yankees undoubtedly have ta ken steps to protect their mul tunillion dollar investment in Hunter, much the same way all th• other clubs did when they made their propositions to the 2Syear..,ld North Carolinian. M. Donald Grant, the Mets' board chairman , says his club made Hunter "a very substantial offer," and with a little arithmetic the offer adds up. more than. $2 million, but the M.ets, aware like others Hunter might be enjoined from pitching, had a stipulation with theu- offer. · "All the money would remain intact, deposited in trust or escrow in his name, until his case was adjudicated /' Grant ex· plain.ed . "We ta lked with his la wyers and it was understood the Mets would get their money back if the caSe was reversed in court. " For some years now, the Mets have set aside a sum to be used in case they found it possible to buy what they considered "a real solid, superstar" from another ball club. The sum set aside was in the neighborhood of one million dollars. . "With that in mind, our first offer was $800,000," says Grant, "because I wanted to leave myself some room . I asked Joe Flythe 1one of Hunter's attorneys ) if we were in the ballpark, and he said yes, but we were the last ones in the ballpa rk. I told him l"d like to have some idea about a figure, and aft er he gave it to me, we went to one l!lillion dollars, plus two hundred thousand dollars for the lawyers' fees. We were going to put all this in cash." Grant, a brokerage man, showed the la ywers how Hunter could pay the tax on hismillion, invest what was left , a half million, in 7 · per cent lax f!l'e muni ~pal bonds and in 10 years they normally would double themselveS and be worth a million . The Mets also were willinR to go for a $250,000 loan, which · Hunter wanted so he could buy the property adjoining his farm, but they weren't wiUing to go for an annual salary that would put Hunter above Tom Seaver . Se~ver makes $170,000 a year . The Mets offered Hunter $150,000 a year for five years . "We're not going to insult the rest of our players," Grant told Hun ter's attorneys. Was the salary negotiable each year, Grant was asked . Yes, he was told. Grant then came up with this sliding scale. "If h ~ wins 25 games or more, we'll give him a 10 per cent increase,'' he said. " If he wins 18 games or less, he 'd stand to get a lOper cent cut. Fifteen or leSs, he'd take a 20 per cent cut. if he couldn 't throw a ball , he'd still get $50,000 a year for five years, but he 'dhave to agree to become a coach." Insofar as the Mets' players were concerned, Grant spoke with some of them during his negotiations . He explained his idea about keeping Hunter's salary in lirie. None of the Mets expressed any resentment over the amount the club was willing to pay Hunter . All of ll)em urged Gran t to try to get him. WITH DR. JIM VINEY A'RD * Bus director at Fim Baptist Church, LIZ IN HOSPITA L HOLLYWOOD (UPI ) ' Elizabeth Taylo r entered Cedar~ or Lebanon Hospital Thursday to undergo treatment 1to relieve the pain of a chroni<' bac·k condi ti on . a fr iend announced. "It's a very simple procedure to block a nerve which has caused her sciatica over the years," a friend said . * ' .* EVEJtYONE WELCOME . ' . .JIM VINEYARD FOR I"FORMATION f. ,I . ' ' .. • 'SUCCESS STORIES 0 Orders slowed, shelves fuller WAS HI NGTON 1 UP! ) New orders for manufactured products plunged 2 pe r cent in November indica ting co ntinu ed wea kness in the economy for at leas t the ne~t few months, the Commerce Depar tment reported today. Factories base thetr hirin~ and produc Uon schedules on • the streng th of new orders. While ~ew orders declined in November . in\'entories wen t up "They Overcame 1.4 pe r ce nt. The inventory accumul ation pr ecipitated wides prea d layoffs in November when the unemployment rate jumped from 6 to 6.5 per ce nt of the workforce . Inventories grew five times fas ter than work in process dur ing November, the Commerce fig ures showed. lnventorios surged up $2 billion wh1le work in process rose only $390 million. Hearing Loss" • Free Booklet especially prepared to encourage Americans of all ages who suffer from uncorreded or untreated hea ring loss to · seek help. Well· known celebr ities from .all walks of ltfe tell their pe r sonal stories of triumph in their fields because they overcame their impairment. hearing Coma in , . , Writt . • , or Phone TO BE RELEASED CHICAGO (UP!) - Baseball Hall of Farner Lou BQudreau was scheduled to be released from Inga lls Memorial Hospital in suburban Harve·y Sunday afler undergoing gall bladder surgery Dec. 26. Boudreau, 57, a for mer shortstop and manager for the Cleveland Indians , was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1970. He broadcasts the Chicago Cubs games with Vince Lioyd. INSTALLATION SET WILKES.VILLE - A joint open installation of new officers will be held Tllursday, Jan . 9, alB p.m : at the Pythian Sister Te mple, Wilkesville . All knights, sisters and friends are invited to attend. Installation will be cond ucted by the Grand Templ e offi ce rs. Potluck dinner will be served . lor you1 FJ!ff COPY ,, •• William S. Diles Diles Hearing Aid Center Riverside Profe5sional Bldg. 444 W. Union St., Athens · -• • ••" • • PHONE : 592-6238 • CLEARANCE Sale! ., · Selected Groups .,' •" • Will's••• ONE f:OR lliE COURT CHICAGO (UP!) - Charles 0. Finley sa id ThurSday the '·Catfish case" is one for the court to handle and that he didn't wish to comment on it. Hun ter was granted freedom, and later signed a $3.7 million five-year contract with the New York Yankees, on his compl aint · that Finley, owner of the Oakland A's, had not fulfilled the terms of his player contract. In Los Angeles, Finley's at torney Neil Papiano said he will attempt to overturn an arbitrator 's ruling that made Hunter a free agent, on the grounds the arbitra tor e:<· ceeded his autl)ority. A hearing on Finley'sappeal is scheduled toda y in Oakland Superior Court. ' FABRICS NOW January LEA RANCE ON SALE Good Selection Reductions on all Stock We Wish You and Yours a Very Prosperous New Year Filled with ' Faith and Serenity . • .. ' ·~ ' I I j r • ' ·sTEAMBOAT INN ,. ! • "Family Dining At Its Best" !;• THESE.~'fUOERS'' .ARE ·FOit JHE BIRDS ManJ. Sizes and . . Styles Tt From ••. · a:.. . JEAN Craig_ is now a bona fide jnsurance a&ent for Prudential. A week or so ago she took and passed her state insw-ance test'. Jean started with the COinP!"'Y in September. SEVERAL area residents report having seen Mike Har· linger., son of Jim and Susie Allensworth Hartinger, as he played in the, Gator Bowl. There to cheer him on were his parents and brother, Jimmer. Mike is a freshman at the Urilversity of Texas. KAY and Dwight Logan are sentimentalists of a sort, For the f4rst Christmas of their grandson, Shawn, here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight (Skip) Logan, Virginia Beach, Va., they cut down a pine tree planted by Skip 15 years ago. Family gathers for dinner . De~ , Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley (Juanita )' Beal, Cleveland ; Mrs . James · (Margy) Haning , Albany . Grandchildren present were Bonnie Wood, Tammie and Vicky Debord, Johnnie, Terri and ·Eddie Gilliam, Ken and Tim Wyant, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs . Steve Brickles, Pomeroy; ·J im, J eff, Mike and Chris Haning, Albany; Terri Gilliam, Zanesville ; Mr. and Mrs. Terry Cadle, Springfield; ~ and Mrs . Kenneth Wo od, Groveport,. and Stanley Be'ai, California. Great-grandchildre n attending were Jason Cadle, Springfield , and Steven Majstorvic , Cleveland. Only two members of the ' family were unable to attend. tcers named Council ' Officers of the Meigs· Coun ty Council on Agi ng, Inc. for 1975 haw been elected . They are Miss Lucille Smith, preside nt; Edson Housh, vice preside nt: Mrs. Thelma Diu, sec retary; Mrs . Ger trude Mitchell , lreasure r ; Mrs. Pa uline j\oush, correspoOd ing Secretary; and C. E. Blakeslee, represe ntative to the Area Age ncy on Ag ing. Other members of the board are Clarence Struble, Mrs. Evelyn Knight, Mrs. Vilma , Pikkoja, Mrs. Goldie Clenden io, Rev. Howard Shiveley , Rev . Harold Deeth, Mrs. Lillian Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Loc hary,.Robert Buck, Dick Karr, T.orett..1 Rf'PI!Ir- nl"'rl ' Wayne Tut'her. The Meigs County Council on A~ in g is res ponsible for gover ning po licies an d programs sponsored ·by the organiZlltion. The boa rd is composed of members representing senior ci ti'zens, communi ty organ izl:l lions and agencies . Execul!vo director of the Council is Mrs. Elea nor Tllomal!, who is responsible for the coordination of all senior cili ~n programs in the count y. Financing of the program .i s provided by· a federal grant under the Older Americans Act, 'Nlle Ill , a Grant from the Ohi o Com mission on Aging . and money rai,eri l•x·all1· to meet 20 pet. or the total cost. The se nior nutrition·program is sponsored through Title VII of the Older Americans Act with 90 pet. federal fu ndi ng and 10 pd. local money . Accord ing to the 1974 nutri tion repor t from the Senior Cihzens .Centcl', :127 mdividunls participated in the lunch prog ra m since tt w·as slar·led · March 17 w1 th the . average attendance being G1 per day. The Nutrition program is under the sponsorship of CO AD assigned to the Ga llia-Meigs _Co mmunHy A eti~n Agency w1lh Mrs. Dor hne Phill ips ·being employed as mana~Pr- bookkeeper and Mrs. Loretta Beegle as cook. AMigQed to the . nutrthon program from other age ncies are Jo Tyree and Hamo11a Hawk. Members or the staff of the Senior Cili l~ns Comprehensive Program arc Mrs. Thomas, progn1m dirce lor: M1·s. Margaret Amberger, se nior aide ; Mrs. Leafy Chasteen, outreach · \.\'Orke r and boOkkeeper; Jmwna Morgnn, crafts director ; Wan da Vining, · Mrs,. Alice Wamsley., secreU!ry; Mrs. Jeanne Braun, coordinato r , and Troy Ohlinger, bus driver .•Assigned · to work at the center through, other age ncies a re Joyce Bunch and Elwood Phillips. Some members of the staff work on a part-time basis. 42 atwnded party given by mothers' club Mr . and Mrs. James Haning, Jim, Jeff, Mike and Chris, Albany ; Mr. and Mrs . Harold Gilliam and Terri, Zanesville, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MASON - Forty-two per· Wood of Groveport. ~o n s a ttended the Mason Mr. and Mrs, Ed~ar Van Moth er's Club sponsored Inwagen and Mrs. Henry Senior Citize ns Chri stm as Beach spent Christma s in party recently at Mason United Sabina visiting Mr. and M~s. Methodist Church. Richard Beach and family . A Christmas program had Joining Mr. and Mrs. Clifford th e following participating , Jacobs and family for Christ6 Mrs. Ray Proffitt, Christmas mas were Mr. and Mrs. Pearl -re adin g; Carla McFarl and, Jacobs and Mrs . Clifford 11 11 vocal solo, and Mrs . Cecilia Ebersbach, Pomeroy. '1' J' J' Har ris and Mary McFarland, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Van piano and organ ·duet. ' lnwagen , residing in A Christmas part]joWas given Gu es ts attending were Lakewood, Fla . for the past by Mr. and Mrs. Marvin several m,onths, returned Glasgo for employes and Maude Youn g, Elizabeth Sunday and plan to make their friends of Modern Supply and ~effer's , Clara Smith, Emma home here. Going down to visit MOdern Poultry at the Meigs Ryan , Marie Goodwin, Evelyn Proffitt, Pearl Roush, Mary their son-in-law and daughter Inn Dec. 18. before their return to Ohio After dinner, Lee Jacobs, Dudding, Eunice Hart, Evelyn were Mr . and Mrs. David Magician , presented the Stewart, Estyl Clark, Nolan Grindstaff and Brian, Racine. program. A gift exchange was Swackhamer, Rev. Clarence Tom Darst and daughters, enjoyed by the group .. Em- McCloud, Rhoda Yeager, Deana and Lisa or Alton are ployes of Modern Supply also Mildred Tripp, Mrs. Yonker, here visiting Mr. and Mrs. presented a gift to Mr. and Harry · Vickers, Lucille l)chwarz, Sarah Spencer, Susie James Gilmore and Mr. and Mrs. Glasgo. Brinker, Matilda Noble, Mrs. Mrs. Edgar Darst. Those present included Mr. Edna Burris, Mrs. Wallace, Dr. and Mrs . Richard Fox and Mrs. Theron Johnson, Bess Smith, Cinderella Baier, and ·six-month-old son, Bryan, . Racine ; Mr . and Mrs . Virgil of Mason, 0. spent Christmas Moore, Waverly; Mr. and Mrs. Josie Elias and Mrs. B. F. here with her.parents, Mr. and James Weber, Waverly; Mr. Board. Moth ers' Club members Mrs. Roy Holter and family . and Mrs . David Davis, attending were Mrs. Charles On Christmas Day, Dr.· and .Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mrs. Fox and son, Mr. and Ritchie and Joyce Ritchie, Yeager, Mrs . Larry Noble, Mrs. Holter and Eddie, Alan, Portland ;. Mr . and Mrs. Mrs . Bob Stewart, Mrs. George home from Ohio State ' Kenneth Searles, Rutland ; Mr. McFarland, · Mrs. Richard University, and Janice from and Mrs. Orville Rhodes, Fowler, Mrs. Eddie Ryan , Mrs. the Tri-County Technical Racine, and the host and Phyllis Knopp, Mrs . John Lewis, Mrs . Joseph Lish, Mrs. College, Nelsonville, foined hostess. Larry/ Bumgardner, Mrs. Mrs. Homer Holter for Jam fs Proffitt, Mrs. Homer Christmas dinner. Alan later Noble, Mrs. Roy Test, Mrs . -returned to Columbus to join Mary Berry and Mrs. Nolan other Ohio State University Swackhamer . HOST GUESTS students for a trip to California KENO Guests during the for the Rase ·Bowl. He . will holidays at ·the Floyd Webe~ return home Saturday. home were Mr. and Mrs: Ralph Keller, R. D. Pomeroy ; Brenda lrtraharn, Athens ; Mr . and Mrs. William Strauss,' Mahala 8Jld John, _!1. [).Lf!emin,g; Mr. • and1.fi's. Dean Hill, Williams~ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Keller town, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. entertained Christmas night Lewis Johnston · and Mr. and . with a buffet supper and party Mrs . Robert While, Long includitlg a gift exchange. Bottom ; Bill Bumgardner and Their guests were Hilda friends, NelsonviUe ; Mrs. Vera Weber , Mr. and Mrs. Don Beegle , . Racine and Mrs. Williams, David and ~na, Robert Beagle, Dorcas. Columbus; Donna Withams and son, Jason, Florida ; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Keller, Randy, Rodney, Russell , Rt. 3, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hill, Williamstown, W. ;va.; - ~ ... : .1!.' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Orr; and Glas·aos host em.n/o es part se rvative," said Spencer. all. "G randfather clocks a re "Some manufacturers will try to jump on the bicentennial going like hot cakes at $1,000 bandwagon but that could get and up, " said ·spencer . This is one reflection of the cu::~omer 's overdone. "Can you imagine a plastic willingness to spend for reproduction of something quality. The same goes for other half-priced furnitu re , made 200 years ago ?1 ' ·There is the big trend to all iamps and china- "like people things Americana, however. shop ror diamonds," he said. Spencer said the emphasis is , " Business is good for the on categories relatoo to simple S!JOd things. The top lines are lifestyle, 'not just early not having trouble because colonial, to country ahd casual- there are people with money who buy now because they looking merchandise. Planters and nature-oriented expect prices to be higher next items, with floral patterns year. " It is, the low price lines everywHere , probably are an extension or this mode of having problems." Of prices in general, Spencer living. And Art Deco, of the -said, "No one's talking about 1920s era, is mixed in with it increases now. Some mention 3aj ~ n·~~:=!»=i'.~ slight decreases. The conSl « swner, tholQlh, may rind prices ~:~~ ;'} up slightly_ six months from now, reflected In new merchandise, especially th e im· ports. I= "A quality manufacturer .... -~· would rather ratse a price than cheapen a material," he said. FRIDAY Spencer believes that for the POMONA GRANGE, 8 p. m. bicen te nnial celebration to Friday at the Rock Springs have major impact on furHall. Columbia Grange to be nishings, there would have to host. be "somebody do something SATURDAY startlingly new for 1976." HYM N Sing a t Hazel And he doubts that many Community Church Saturday, manufacturers wiU take the 7:30 p.m. J . B. and The Tiny price risk- "lt costs too much Trio of Vienna will be featured to redesign and change dies." sin gers. Estil Hart, pastor. One happy result of the Public invi ted. shaky economy for th e customer- fa ster delivery, MONDAY Spence r said . "There 's no SOUTHER N At hl e ti c Boos ters 7:30p.m. at Southern backlog of orders now." High school. Installation of new officers. RACINE Olapter 134, OES . regular session , 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple . Obligation Night will be observed . Social - ~ Calendari. buffet supper "PiONEER P2o: Mr. and Mrs: Floyd Weber, RD., Long Bottom. Portable Colro'fTV bus dnver; and Hos<Jli e Se~y re, home maintena nce s uperVIsors . Staff of the He ti red Senior Volun teer Program is made up of Mrs. Pearl Weiker, director; Bicentennial furniture rare · NEW YORK (UP! ) - The now year rin~ in a longing for the old in home furnishings but the industry is not awash in bicentennial themes. Further, manufacturers Intend to hold the line on costs although the consum er is seeking out the. higher-priced, , quality lines. -VJudson Spencer, executive director of the New York Merchandise Mart, outlined the nostalgia mood and the price picture in an interview. The skyscraper marl has 7~ . plus exhibitors whose showrooms are open to the nation's buyers .of furniture and decorative accessories. "At times like these, with the uncertain economy, people tend to become more con- Qul,isar. • Modu lar SO'lh1 Stale Ct1ass1s !except <4 chassis ? t" bes) J,le saw these other trends for 1915: -Continuing popularity for Medi terranean, the dark-finis..lled case pieces "which ac· tuB'll y start ed ·as coun tr y French. It's part of the total country look." - The Chinese influence, "nrit overwhelming" ln fur niture but showing up in acc~ss~ ries and fabrics. Tllere 's a lot of the bamboo look "including plastic bamboo." -One of the biggest trends among Wester n Europe customers is, of all things, American colonial . Reo laceae,{e p iUg·m Clrr.lu l modules • dn~;tH Picture Tu.oe • 70 detent . ·clt~ l( · UHF tu net • Instant Pi ctu r.e ana,sound I Energy sa ... er' Sw itch {Modtl WP50 12LW) Walnut gram fmlsh D" htl)ll tmnftct p lastic Cllhirwot WF.RNER Radio. &·T.V. . JaNUaRY s tor e wide NOW Itt PROGRESS 20% TO 50% ' 1' I !' r .r t •• • . Peach. Apple. I. Sunday Jan. 5 Hrs. 8:00-2:00 W~days 6:00-8:30 •"•• ,,•· ;; Ohio ' .,. • " OFF heritage house MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ·NOW: IN PROGRESS-OPEN TIL '8 TONIGHT Give" ·something special... Bulova *ODDS & ENDS IN fLOOR SAMPLES * LIVING & BEDROOM FURNITURE ChoOse the gift tt:JJ. Utel ls how much you -ca re ~ay al1er da., after day Stop by an d see atllhe *RECLINER CHAIRS *TABLES-TABLES beaut1fu l new Bu lova watches . . gil! -pnced from $45 . His: 23 jewel automatic tell s time, day and date. $10• Hers: Beauutuu w pmernt d b rlttlet watch w1th diJmond ., markt r.' 17 jewels. $10. *CARPETING REDUCED •-------...1 SALE • • • • Suet Seed Cil'kds • Wild Bi.rd Seed 1 • Sunflower.Seed • Cracked Com • *ZENITH TELEVISION MODERN.SUPPLY. • · 'Jff W. MainS! · ' . .992·2164 , . Pomeroy. 0 . • THE "sTORE WITH " ALL KINDS elF STUFF". - FQR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS. LAWNS· AND GARDENS. . . ,, \' ,.. Hurry In For Our Bargains! OiRISTMAS' CARDS AND PARTY PAPERS BY GIBSON SAYRE ·HARDWARE New Haven, W..Va. • ' ' Mid~O. • ' t' R~cili ' r "'rfection , Cottage Cheese , Slaw, . Ph. 949-3551 CHRISTMAS wasn 't all it might have been for Terry Knight and his family, but making !be best of a rather bad situation is what they did. Terry's wife is a patient at University Hospital, and will be for a few more weeks, but was able to join her family for Christmas in a motel room. The day after Christmas Terry's parents, Olet and Annie Knight, drove to Columbus and a party was held in her hospital room . From there tl_le Knights went on to Wintersville for Christmas with their other son, Dick, and his wife, returning home Sunday. · You Can Also Buy: l VEGETABL,ES - lima Beans, Corn , Noodles, ( Potatoes) - sweet. home fr ies, mashed. PIE - Almost everybody loves a surprise. · And quite a nice one for Ted and Dorothy Downie took place last Monday. It was their 40th wedding anniversary. From their two sons, Oluck and Allen , and their wives, came flowers fi rst and then a dinner party, that evening at the Holid~y Inn, Gallipoljs, and a lovely gift or silver and crystal. AT. MODERN SUPPlY 1 MEAT - .F ri ed Chicken . Roast Beef, Ham , Flounder Fish . SALADS Tossed . ~- 'Early Bird" Redwood Feeders~. 1 . I • ~o~muni.ty ~Corner By Charlene Hoeflich ~ All seven children of Mrs. Goldie Wyarit were present for a family dinner Dec. 29 at the home of Mr. and Mrs .. Harold Gilliam (Judy) and 'Terri, Zanesville. ' Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wyant, Mr. and Mrs. Norman (Jean) Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Luther (Veneva) Gilliam ; Mr. and Mrs . Dallas (Janice ) ·" I Kelkrs host r James Mad ison t 1751·1836 ). fo urth president of the United . States , and Zachary Taylor (1-84-18501 , 12th president , w re second cousi ns - both men having the same grandfather, James Taylor . 3rd St. '' Items•••• • * >' PENDRY ADDED MANHATTAN , Kan. (UP!) - Coach Ellis Rainsberger announced Thursday he has added Joe Pendry, 23-year..,ld assistant at West Virginia, to · the Kansas State football staff as offensive coordinator. Pendry served for four seasons as West Virginia's offensive line coach and receiver coach . Sunday Menu NEWSHIPS BOUGHT CLEVEi.}.ND (UP! ) -The Standard Oil Co. iii Ohio has contra.cted with Avondale Shipyard&~ Inc., New Orleans, .La., for six new ships to be delivered in 1977 and 1978 to • oil to transport Alaskan crude · the U.S. west coast. Avondale is a subsidiary of Ogden Corp. The contracts involved a .purchase price of more than $400 -million and ·contain cer·tain provisions for rost .escalations and .can.,.;Eat.ion opti ~ns for Sohio. Mrs. Roy Winebrenner had as' her gues ts Christmas Day Mrs . Harold ·weav er imd Peggy, St. Louisville, Ohio; Mr_. and Mrs. Garry French, Ch1p and Andy, Reynoldsburg; Mr : and Mrs. ·william G. Winebrenner , Mary Ann , Paula and Becky , and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wea ver and Chris, Syracuse. Mr . .and Mrs. William G. Winebrenner and children and Mrs. Roy Winebrenner · attended the hymn sing at the Guiding Sl;lr Church at Letart, W. Va. Sunday night.' . Holiday guests at the home of · Mr. and Mrs . Robert Whi te , Long Bottom,.included Mr. and Mrs. William ·ohlinger, Debbie, Kim and Stephen Paul, Pomeroy ; Mr . and Mrs. Henry Penn and Pam, New Vienna ; Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode and Connie Sue , Circleville; Thomas White, Long Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goeglein, Pomeroy; and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pickens, daughter , Nickole, Chicago, Ill . Visitors at . the Lewis Johnston resi'dence, R. D., Long Bottom, du rin g the , holidays were Mr . and Mrs. ~ Bert Scrimsher, son, Scotty1 ·· Canton; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford · Jurnigan, Pam and Christy. Alta Scrimsher, Mr. and Mrs. ' Tracy Scrimsher; Laura and Carla, all of Columbus ; Mr. ; and Mrs. Paul Orr, Eagle • Ridge ; Luther and Randy Friend, Bashan ; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Weber, Keno; Glen · Tuttle, Eagle Ridge; and Mrs . · Richard Gaul, Chester. :· Mr . and Mrs. Norman Wood · and Ronnie and Mr. and Mrs. ~ Steve Brickles were Christmas ·dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. cKenneth Wood of Grovepor t, : Ohio. Sgt. and Mrs. Wood : recently returned home from • Kunsan , Korea and are now .: stationed at Rickenbac ker " A.F .B. in Columbus. :· Tile Wyant family enjoyed a ·; Christmas dinner and gift • exchange at the home of Mrs. ' Goldie Wyant. Attending were . Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wyant, Ken and Tim, Mr. and Mrs. : Norman Wood and 'Ronnie, Mr. ; and Mrs . Luther Gilliam, ; Jphnnie, Terri and Eddie, Mr. · ; ahd Mrs . Dallas JleBord, .·Tammie and Vicky, Mr. and Mrs .. Steve ·Brickles; Pomero~: 12 contract. SOUL-WINNING & BUS .CONFERENCE Hammond, Ind., world's largest Sunday .School Averaged 6,041 on buses per Sunday 'in 1974 *Teaching sessions on bus ininistiJ and )unior church at 1:30:pm, 2:30 pm, 3:30 pm aod 6:30 pm. Gigil'ltic preaching senice at 7:~ pm NurseiJ provided for each session Parade II) Mlt .l\l'l ' NEW , YORK (UP!) Financially troubled W. T. Grant co., the varieyt store chai n, said Thursday it will close 66 more ~tares this year · instead of ao more as originally · announced. The company notifi ed vendors to halt shipments of merchandise to the 66 stores, all of w\iich the company said, are un profi table . The 66 store~ are in addition to 26 Grant stores whose closing this mon'h ha d bLoe n ordered. The new ciosmgs wiU U!ke place betwee n February and July. They include a number of the targe Grant City department stores buill and opened in the past five yea rs. Grant reported a $50 million shrinkage in sales for the first 10 months of 1974 and a loss of $22.47 million for the fi rst three qu ar ters. It earn ed $8 :49 . mill ion or 59 cents a share in the fiscal year ended J an. 31, · 1974 on sales of $1.85 billion and last Jan. 31 had I,189 stores in opera ti on. About 50 sto res closed in January, 1974. l'.d .<ltJOX . 11 1 ·hr . Pomeroy ..; . . P~:tal Notes • ' • ,5 _:, The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o :, Friday' Jan'. 3',1975 • . ~~~<....':-':~::~:::::::;.:::::::::::;;:;.;::::::::::::::::::.:::::: :::.:-~>.~·r-~::;,..;:~:;::::~-.~~~~1>1111¥ ' ' ' )' .. .. 1h Off.Table of Assorted Gifts ,. SATURDAY ONI.Y Middleport .Book Store. . ' Middleport, Qhio .' • • ., �,. • , 0 • 0 1 ' , '. .. .I I 1. .. " I " ,. • I I ' : 4.,. - The Daily Stinlmel, I\1JddlqxH·t- l-\1Hlt'n ly , l) . Vrid:ty, Jan .. 1. IHi!J '· ,I Meigs teams on road tonight •. ' som e I By llt.NN ¥ FOBES queen s and s lnppif) played Bll U!I C' It11-! wind as the holiday season fades away IJnce again . mi~l1t \ gameS . · · rub,br r and scrrachin g ·tennis shoes· :1g.tin become the ordPr of the d.in as all thr('e Meigs Count~ sct;OOls With the ushering in of the New Yrar o1lso romes Lhe resumption of the basketball season as lootl:iall's annual interruptton concludes w1th th• lul the roa d tonight in league acuon . The Meigs Marauders travel to the" rracker OOx in Logan, F:;Jstt•fll rm' n'u r B1ll l'l!i l llp'probctbly isn't !fw m o~t IIP· ·uniStic coach in Lhe area. ; 1,'i Eagles, Jlt 1-6, · 1-:1 in tht> 111~ SV AC, hav• fornnd;J ble l<lsk in the narrw of Mark Swajn, a Sw;nn. co min g' off <-1 trern endo us per,f o rm a~J c t; against Clas..c; AA powE-rhouse· (;,tllipolis , is avrrAging 26.0 ppg msidc the. lcHgue . Wayne Hesson IS the other leadin g 'c::~t . "·htle Soulhl'r'l' s Tornados visit S)11utlrs Va ll•y and th e E<ts tern Eag les bus it to scorer wi th 13.2 ppg MercenoHe m the hope of Th • l':ag les, with TmJ upsetting the powerful Wiid- Spencer averagmg l4.8 ppg CCits. and just a bout as mrmy TI1e Tornados, <Jt 3--1, <1re rebounds per contest , and Mike currently sportin g the best :\ costly turn over with 2.1 reco rd ·of the three Mc1gs seconds ro maimn g foll owed by Coun ty schools, but they'll Brad Tucker's 3-pomt play . have thetr hands full agamst spelled defeat for the Meigs Symmes Valley, especially 1n L Marauder rr eshnwn Thursd.Hy, Vtking C'O Wllry . as Loga n upended the The Vikings wer e picked m Mara uders 38·34 on tho Roc' k pre-season polls to sha re the Springs plan ks. SV ACcrown with North Gallia, Th• Chief tai n frosh took an 8- but the cagers of Ferrell 6 lead after the first period. Hesso n are currently 0-6 upping th• margm to 6 at 18- 12 overa ll ,. 0-3 in league play . BIRM ING HAM . Ala. (UP! I at intermission · The Vik ings are led by center ·- Wh ile a circuit court judge is Loga n went on top by 8 after Jaye Myers who is ave.ragmg stiH deciding today abo ut the three quarters. 30-22. before 14.7 points per gam• in SVAC Ken Stabler vs. the World th• Marauders closed to With in activ ity . Football League Bu-mingham I at 3:i-34 before that last Fo r Southern, which has yet Americans case, plans are 111 minute turnO\"er enabled the to wm on the road, junior guard the works to buy the fr anchise, Chiertains to } CC the will . Mike Roberts has been the a spokesman for a group of "ll's the best !Pa m game most prolific scorer , h i ttin~ at businessmen .tn terested in the wr 've played all season," said team said. eoach John Arnott after the The spokesman sa id Chris I ~lie . HPITUlleler. president or th• "ll was a good effort, we just WFL, IS expected to talk with a leU a little short ." group i>f local businessmen The Marauders we re paced next week about the sale of the by Greg Witte with 14 ~oi nts WFL champion Americans while Gene Hawley chipped in fra nchise . SE OAL FRESHMEN 6. For Logan, Jay Braglin had "An effort is being pu t forth Team W L p OP 10 points and Tucker 07. to purchase the team by local Gal l ipol is 4 1 229 193 The Marauders drop to 2-3 in Logan 4 1 110 154 persons," the group's spokes4 1 1q4 170 man said, and "If Hemmeter the SEOAL, while Logan ups Athens Meigs 1 3 189 190 its mark to 4-1. Monday the Wa verl y 2 3 175 l BO ca n co nvince us there will be a Meigs frosh travel to Athens. Iron ton 2 J 167 162 World Football League next Jackson 2 J . 178 :we year, Birimngham will have Score by quarteTs : ' Wellston o 5 t 11 t97 one," Logan 8 10 12 8-38 TOTAL S 20 20 t 454 1454 Bill 1'\jtnam, majority owner Meigs 0 6 10 12- 34 Thu rsda y ' s res ults : Gallipolis 44 Waverly J6 of the Americans, has conLOGAN t38) - Armstrong 3· Jackson 40 Ironton 39 firmed Hemmeter's planned 0·6, lngrim 1.0.2, Tucker 1·3·7, Logan 38 Me1gs 34 Kemper 7· 1·5, Braglin 3·4-tO. Athe ns 40 Wel lston 26 trip to Birmingham to discuss Myers 3-0-6, Bush t ·0-7. Mondav 's games : ihe sale or the franchise' MEIGS (H) - Wille 7-0-14, Gall ipolis at Ironton Putnam said he was ··relucRawl 1ngs 1·0·2, Stanley 0-4·4, Waverly at J ackson tantly agreea ble" to officials Gum 1·0·2, Hawley 2·1·6, Casey Me igs at Athens t -0·7, Arnold 1·7· 4, Logan at Wellston who encouraged him to sell the club. "I don't wa nt to sell but if it will make ·people in Birmingham happy, that's wha t I'll do." 8-10-15-20-25 Putnam said he has not been asked to set a price yet for the Cu. Ft 9 . . ' fr anchise purc hase d for .,::::::: 1.-- ~ $500,000 a year ago by him and UPRIGHTS a gro up of Atl anta 13-15-16-24 businessmen. At one time ~ ........ ~ Putnam sa id the franchise was .......... ALLIN STOCK NOW worth $S million. Over $1 million iS oweq ill back sUite, city and county u.xes. A Birmingham bank has TV & APPLIANCES placed in escrow gate receipts Gas Service · for both tl_le semifinal game · Phone 985-3307 ~ga inst the Hawaiians and the Chester. Ohio World Bowl against Florida. Marauder ·fro sh Grant chain to . -close 66 more . stores in '75 ; lx)wls - :t!a b;:md s, parnde!', Once beaUliful Ch ri stmas " trees lin~ the streets and gutters and tinsel blows in the ' I Lu1 , .1 H :~ p p.~-, , 1 ' '.'Y ho~vt• ""P rt' ad~ll'4 ! a(lvanta ).!.c :omgtr f;u.:: tha( Bannan Traee \:-, euming orr !.ha1 good ~~ ~~ •wing the IIIUL'h~. 'eralded G<-dli3 Count~' h~l\t l c ar1d may be. a !Ji• llff -kt>y . Tht' Marauders, meanwhile, w11l be t r~1ng to up thelr ·league mark to 2-3 . 'I11e qtllntet" of Hoger Brauer is currently 1-1 · and Will have its wofk cvt out £or it playing in l .o~n's uV('f;t ll , Mitch Wri ght,. Chiefta in the second top · scorer in the SEOAL, averaging 17.8 ppg . The Chief tains, 2·2 'inside the lc:.gue , are 'also paced by Jim Kemper, big Don Young, !@tt Gosnell , and ian Myers. ~o ga mes are slated Saturday, while Meigs hosts Athens and Southern travels to Waterford next Tuesday. furw a rd. is 111 upended b y 4 on home court ·Purchase ::::::: . :~! · Toda) \ ::::::: : ~} S]JOrt plans are still on · ~J!o Frosh standings . .. OiEST FREEZERS .... GIBSON RIDENOUR'S Glffl YOUifSELF ANEW YEAR'S PRESENT For the Gift that will benefit you most ,,I treat yourself to a New .Year's Special •10.00 for one month at .• MEIGS SLIM .'N' TRIM EXERCISE CLUB . N. 2ND Open 9 til 9 Mon .. Fri. Come in for 992-3586 MIDDLEPORT. 0. ' 9-4 Saturday I visit with n'o obi !!l\'IIMAN L 1,1 Spurts Edilur NEW YORK 1UP! ) - Ca tfish Hunter may not pitch at all this vear. ............._ He's awarfl!rthat possibility. So are the New York Yankees and Charlie Filjley, who went through pretty much this same ordeal with D1ck W1lliams a year ago . Peter Seitz, the arbitrator, ruled that Hunter's contract with .the Oakland A's was null and void . That pact covered 1974 and 1975, and there is every reason to believe the courts will support that rulmg . But Seitz also declared Hunter a free agent, and tha t decision muld be overturned for a number of reasons , chief or which is ---· baseball 's controversial reserve clause. C.'u rt Flood was the last ballplayer to test it less than five years ago and after going all the way to the U.S. Supreme Co urt, what he fou nd out, in effect, is that once a ball club owns you, it owns you for life. -"" Catfish Hunter could discov4r the same thing. Tllat wo uld mean his ·2-year contract with the A's is out the wi ndow but that they still own him and have first call on his servicesl;hould he wish to sign anotber professional baseball MARIETTA COLLEGE JUNIOR FORWARD Art Clark of Bidwell hits for two in Marietta 's 81-70 victory over Rio Grande to cop the championship in !be Marietta Holiday Shrine To urnamen t. Clark had a tw~arne total of 25 points in the to urney . Marietta, now 7-IJ, travels to Wittenberg Saturday night. Tile litigation could take a long time, and it's conceivable Hunter would be enjoined from pitching for anybody until it was sett!ed- the same way Dick Williams wasn 't able to manage for anyone until Finley said okay. . Given the circumsta nces, there is no question Charlie Finley would walk-t hat extra mile to keep Hunter from pitching, par· ttcularly with th• Yankees. He reels, an d Says he can prove it, · that Williams was approached by a representa tive of the Yankees offerin g him a managerial proposition, while still under contract to the A's. ' The Yankees undoubtedly have ta ken steps to protect their mul tunillion dollar investment in Hunter, much the same way all th• other clubs did when they made their propositions to the 2Syear..,ld North Carolinian. M. Donald Grant, the Mets' board chairman , says his club made Hunter "a very substantial offer," and with a little arithmetic the offer adds up. more than. $2 million, but the M.ets, aware like others Hunter might be enjoined from pitching, had a stipulation with theu- offer. · "All the money would remain intact, deposited in trust or escrow in his name, until his case was adjudicated /' Grant ex· plain.ed . "We ta lked with his la wyers and it was understood the Mets would get their money back if the caSe was reversed in court. " For some years now, the Mets have set aside a sum to be used in case they found it possible to buy what they considered "a real solid, superstar" from another ball club. The sum set aside was in the neighborhood of one million dollars. . "With that in mind, our first offer was $800,000," says Grant, "because I wanted to leave myself some room . I asked Joe Flythe 1one of Hunter's attorneys ) if we were in the ballpark, and he said yes, but we were the last ones in the ballpa rk. I told him l"d like to have some idea about a figure, and aft er he gave it to me, we went to one l!lillion dollars, plus two hundred thousand dollars for the lawyers' fees. We were going to put all this in cash." Grant, a brokerage man, showed the la ywers how Hunter could pay the tax on hismillion, invest what was left , a half million, in 7 · per cent lax f!l'e muni ~pal bonds and in 10 years they normally would double themselveS and be worth a million . The Mets also were willinR to go for a $250,000 loan, which · Hunter wanted so he could buy the property adjoining his farm, but they weren't wiUing to go for an annual salary that would put Hunter above Tom Seaver . Se~ver makes $170,000 a year . The Mets offered Hunter $150,000 a year for five years . "We're not going to insult the rest of our players," Grant told Hun ter's attorneys. Was the salary negotiable each year, Grant was asked . Yes, he was told. Grant then came up with this sliding scale. "If h ~ wins 25 games or more, we'll give him a 10 per cent increase,'' he said. " If he wins 18 games or less, he 'd stand to get a lOper cent cut. Fifteen or leSs, he'd take a 20 per cent cut. if he couldn 't throw a ball , he'd still get $50,000 a year for five years, but he 'dhave to agree to become a coach." Insofar as the Mets' players were concerned, Grant spoke with some of them during his negotiations . He explained his idea about keeping Hunter's salary in lirie. None of the Mets expressed any resentment over the amount the club was willing to pay Hunter . All of ll)em urged Gran t to try to get him. WITH DR. JIM VINEY A'RD * Bus director at Fim Baptist Church, LIZ IN HOSPITA L HOLLYWOOD (UPI ) ' Elizabeth Taylo r entered Cedar~ or Lebanon Hospital Thursday to undergo treatment 1to relieve the pain of a chroni<' bac·k condi ti on . a fr iend announced. "It's a very simple procedure to block a nerve which has caused her sciatica over the years," a friend said . * ' .* EVEJtYONE WELCOME . ' . .JIM VINEYARD FOR I"FORMATION f. ,I . ' ' .. • 'SUCCESS STORIES 0 Orders slowed, shelves fuller WAS HI NGTON 1 UP! ) New orders for manufactured products plunged 2 pe r cent in November indica ting co ntinu ed wea kness in the economy for at leas t the ne~t few months, the Commerce Depar tment reported today. Factories base thetr hirin~ and produc Uon schedules on • the streng th of new orders. While ~ew orders declined in November . in\'entories wen t up "They Overcame 1.4 pe r ce nt. The inventory accumul ation pr ecipitated wides prea d layoffs in November when the unemployment rate jumped from 6 to 6.5 per ce nt of the workforce . Inventories grew five times fas ter than work in process dur ing November, the Commerce fig ures showed. lnventorios surged up $2 billion wh1le work in process rose only $390 million. Hearing Loss" • Free Booklet especially prepared to encourage Americans of all ages who suffer from uncorreded or untreated hea ring loss to · seek help. Well· known celebr ities from .all walks of ltfe tell their pe r sonal stories of triumph in their fields because they overcame their impairment. hearing Coma in , . , Writt . • , or Phone TO BE RELEASED CHICAGO (UP!) - Baseball Hall of Farner Lou BQudreau was scheduled to be released from Inga lls Memorial Hospital in suburban Harve·y Sunday afler undergoing gall bladder surgery Dec. 26. Boudreau, 57, a for mer shortstop and manager for the Cleveland Indians , was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1970. He broadcasts the Chicago Cubs games with Vince Lioyd. INSTALLATION SET WILKES.VILLE - A joint open installation of new officers will be held Tllursday, Jan . 9, alB p.m : at the Pythian Sister Te mple, Wilkesville . All knights, sisters and friends are invited to attend. Installation will be cond ucted by the Grand Templ e offi ce rs. Potluck dinner will be served . lor you1 FJ!ff COPY ,, •• William S. Diles Diles Hearing Aid Center Riverside Profe5sional Bldg. 444 W. Union St., Athens · -• • ••" • • PHONE : 592-6238 • CLEARANCE Sale! ., · Selected Groups .,' •" • Will's••• ONE f:OR lliE COURT CHICAGO (UP!) - Charles 0. Finley sa id ThurSday the '·Catfish case" is one for the court to handle and that he didn't wish to comment on it. Hun ter was granted freedom, and later signed a $3.7 million five-year contract with the New York Yankees, on his compl aint · that Finley, owner of the Oakland A's, had not fulfilled the terms of his player contract. In Los Angeles, Finley's at torney Neil Papiano said he will attempt to overturn an arbitrator 's ruling that made Hunter a free agent, on the grounds the arbitra tor e:<· ceeded his autl)ority. A hearing on Finley'sappeal is scheduled toda y in Oakland Superior Court. ' FABRICS NOW January LEA RANCE ON SALE Good Selection Reductions on all Stock We Wish You and Yours a Very Prosperous New Year Filled with ' Faith and Serenity . • .. ' ·~ ' I I j r • ' ·sTEAMBOAT INN ,. ! • "Family Dining At Its Best" !;• THESE.~'fUOERS'' .ARE ·FOit JHE BIRDS ManJ. Sizes and . . Styles Tt From ••. · a:.. . JEAN Craig_ is now a bona fide jnsurance a&ent for Prudential. A week or so ago she took and passed her state insw-ance test'. Jean started with the COinP!"'Y in September. SEVERAL area residents report having seen Mike Har· linger., son of Jim and Susie Allensworth Hartinger, as he played in the, Gator Bowl. There to cheer him on were his parents and brother, Jimmer. Mike is a freshman at the Urilversity of Texas. KAY and Dwight Logan are sentimentalists of a sort, For the f4rst Christmas of their grandson, Shawn, here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight (Skip) Logan, Virginia Beach, Va., they cut down a pine tree planted by Skip 15 years ago. Family gathers for dinner . De~ , Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley (Juanita )' Beal, Cleveland ; Mrs . James · (Margy) Haning , Albany . Grandchildren present were Bonnie Wood, Tammie and Vicky Debord, Johnnie, Terri and ·Eddie Gilliam, Ken and Tim Wyant, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs . Steve Brickles, Pomeroy; ·J im, J eff, Mike and Chris Haning, Albany; Terri Gilliam, Zanesville ; Mr. and Mrs. Terry Cadle, Springfield; ~ and Mrs . Kenneth Wo od, Groveport,. and Stanley Be'ai, California. Great-grandchildre n attending were Jason Cadle, Springfield , and Steven Majstorvic , Cleveland. Only two members of the ' family were unable to attend. tcers named Council ' Officers of the Meigs· Coun ty Council on Agi ng, Inc. for 1975 haw been elected . They are Miss Lucille Smith, preside nt; Edson Housh, vice preside nt: Mrs. Thelma Diu, sec retary; Mrs . Ger trude Mitchell , lreasure r ; Mrs. Pa uline j\oush, correspoOd ing Secretary; and C. E. Blakeslee, represe ntative to the Area Age ncy on Ag ing. Other members of the board are Clarence Struble, Mrs. Evelyn Knight, Mrs. Vilma , Pikkoja, Mrs. Goldie Clenden io, Rev. Howard Shiveley , Rev . Harold Deeth, Mrs. Lillian Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Loc hary,.Robert Buck, Dick Karr, T.orett..1 Rf'PI!Ir- nl"'rl ' Wayne Tut'her. The Meigs County Council on A~ in g is res ponsible for gover ning po licies an d programs sponsored ·by the organiZlltion. The boa rd is composed of members representing senior ci ti'zens, communi ty organ izl:l lions and agencies . Execul!vo director of the Council is Mrs. Elea nor Tllomal!, who is responsible for the coordination of all senior cili ~n programs in the count y. Financing of the program .i s provided by· a federal grant under the Older Americans Act, 'Nlle Ill , a Grant from the Ohi o Com mission on Aging . and money rai,eri l•x·all1· to meet 20 pet. or the total cost. The se nior nutrition·program is sponsored through Title VII of the Older Americans Act with 90 pet. federal fu ndi ng and 10 pd. local money . Accord ing to the 1974 nutri tion repor t from the Senior Cihzens .Centcl', :127 mdividunls participated in the lunch prog ra m since tt w·as slar·led · March 17 w1 th the . average attendance being G1 per day. The Nutrition program is under the sponsorship of CO AD assigned to the Ga llia-Meigs _Co mmunHy A eti~n Agency w1lh Mrs. Dor hne Phill ips ·being employed as mana~Pr- bookkeeper and Mrs. Loretta Beegle as cook. AMigQed to the . nutrthon program from other age ncies are Jo Tyree and Hamo11a Hawk. Members or the staff of the Senior Cili l~ns Comprehensive Program arc Mrs. Thomas, progn1m dirce lor: M1·s. Margaret Amberger, se nior aide ; Mrs. Leafy Chasteen, outreach · \.\'Orke r and boOkkeeper; Jmwna Morgnn, crafts director ; Wan da Vining, · Mrs,. Alice Wamsley., secreU!ry; Mrs. Jeanne Braun, coordinato r , and Troy Ohlinger, bus driver .•Assigned · to work at the center through, other age ncies a re Joyce Bunch and Elwood Phillips. Some members of the staff work on a part-time basis. 42 atwnded party given by mothers' club Mr . and Mrs. James Haning, Jim, Jeff, Mike and Chris, Albany ; Mr. and Mrs . Harold Gilliam and Terri, Zanesville, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MASON - Forty-two per· Wood of Groveport. ~o n s a ttended the Mason Mr. and Mrs, Ed~ar Van Moth er's Club sponsored Inwagen and Mrs. Henry Senior Citize ns Chri stm as Beach spent Christma s in party recently at Mason United Sabina visiting Mr. and M~s. Methodist Church. Richard Beach and family . A Christmas program had Joining Mr. and Mrs. Clifford th e following participating , Jacobs and family for Christ6 Mrs. Ray Proffitt, Christmas mas were Mr. and Mrs. Pearl -re adin g; Carla McFarl and, Jacobs and Mrs . Clifford 11 11 vocal solo, and Mrs . Cecilia Ebersbach, Pomeroy. '1' J' J' Har ris and Mary McFarland, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Van piano and organ ·duet. ' lnwagen , residing in A Christmas part]joWas given Gu es ts attending were Lakewood, Fla . for the past by Mr. and Mrs. Marvin several m,onths, returned Glasgo for employes and Maude Youn g, Elizabeth Sunday and plan to make their friends of Modern Supply and ~effer's , Clara Smith, Emma home here. Going down to visit MOdern Poultry at the Meigs Ryan , Marie Goodwin, Evelyn Proffitt, Pearl Roush, Mary their son-in-law and daughter Inn Dec. 18. before their return to Ohio After dinner, Lee Jacobs, Dudding, Eunice Hart, Evelyn were Mr . and Mrs. David Magician , presented the Stewart, Estyl Clark, Nolan Grindstaff and Brian, Racine. program. A gift exchange was Swackhamer, Rev. Clarence Tom Darst and daughters, enjoyed by the group .. Em- McCloud, Rhoda Yeager, Deana and Lisa or Alton are ployes of Modern Supply also Mildred Tripp, Mrs. Yonker, here visiting Mr. and Mrs. presented a gift to Mr. and Harry · Vickers, Lucille l)chwarz, Sarah Spencer, Susie James Gilmore and Mr. and Mrs. Glasgo. Brinker, Matilda Noble, Mrs. Mrs. Edgar Darst. Those present included Mr. Edna Burris, Mrs. Wallace, Dr. and Mrs . Richard Fox and Mrs. Theron Johnson, Bess Smith, Cinderella Baier, and ·six-month-old son, Bryan, . Racine ; Mr . and Mrs . Virgil of Mason, 0. spent Christmas Moore, Waverly; Mr. and Mrs. Josie Elias and Mrs. B. F. here with her.parents, Mr. and James Weber, Waverly; Mr. Board. Moth ers' Club members Mrs. Roy Holter and family . and Mrs . David Davis, attending were Mrs. Charles On Christmas Day, Dr.· and .Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mrs. Fox and son, Mr. and Ritchie and Joyce Ritchie, Yeager, Mrs . Larry Noble, Mrs. Holter and Eddie, Alan, Portland ;. Mr . and Mrs. Mrs . Bob Stewart, Mrs. George home from Ohio State ' Kenneth Searles, Rutland ; Mr. McFarland, · Mrs. Richard University, and Janice from and Mrs. Orville Rhodes, Fowler, Mrs. Eddie Ryan , Mrs. the Tri-County Technical Racine, and the host and Phyllis Knopp, Mrs . John Lewis, Mrs . Joseph Lish, Mrs. College, Nelsonville, foined hostess. Larry/ Bumgardner, Mrs. Mrs. Homer Holter for Jam fs Proffitt, Mrs. Homer Christmas dinner. Alan later Noble, Mrs. Roy Test, Mrs . -returned to Columbus to join Mary Berry and Mrs. Nolan other Ohio State University Swackhamer . HOST GUESTS students for a trip to California KENO Guests during the for the Rase ·Bowl. He . will holidays at ·the Floyd Webe~ return home Saturday. home were Mr. and Mrs: Ralph Keller, R. D. Pomeroy ; Brenda lrtraharn, Athens ; Mr . and Mrs. William Strauss,' Mahala 8Jld John, _!1. [).Lf!emin,g; Mr. • and1.fi's. Dean Hill, Williams~ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Keller town, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. entertained Christmas night Lewis Johnston · and Mr. and . with a buffet supper and party Mrs . Robert While, Long includitlg a gift exchange. Bottom ; Bill Bumgardner and Their guests were Hilda friends, NelsonviUe ; Mrs. Vera Weber , Mr. and Mrs. Don Beegle , . Racine and Mrs. Williams, David and ~na, Robert Beagle, Dorcas. Columbus; Donna Withams and son, Jason, Florida ; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Keller, Randy, Rodney, Russell , Rt. 3, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hill, Williamstown, W. ;va.; - ~ ... : .1!.' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Orr; and Glas·aos host em.n/o es part se rvative," said Spencer. all. "G randfather clocks a re "Some manufacturers will try to jump on the bicentennial going like hot cakes at $1,000 bandwagon but that could get and up, " said ·spencer . This is one reflection of the cu::~omer 's overdone. "Can you imagine a plastic willingness to spend for reproduction of something quality. The same goes for other half-priced furnitu re , made 200 years ago ?1 ' ·There is the big trend to all iamps and china- "like people things Americana, however. shop ror diamonds," he said. Spencer said the emphasis is , " Business is good for the on categories relatoo to simple S!JOd things. The top lines are lifestyle, 'not just early not having trouble because colonial, to country ahd casual- there are people with money who buy now because they looking merchandise. Planters and nature-oriented expect prices to be higher next items, with floral patterns year. " It is, the low price lines everywHere , probably are an extension or this mode of having problems." Of prices in general, Spencer living. And Art Deco, of the -said, "No one's talking about 1920s era, is mixed in with it increases now. Some mention 3aj ~ n·~~:=!»=i'.~ slight decreases. The conSl « swner, tholQlh, may rind prices ~:~~ ;'} up slightly_ six months from now, reflected In new merchandise, especially th e im· ports. I= "A quality manufacturer .... -~· would rather ratse a price than cheapen a material," he said. FRIDAY Spencer believes that for the POMONA GRANGE, 8 p. m. bicen te nnial celebration to Friday at the Rock Springs have major impact on furHall. Columbia Grange to be nishings, there would have to host. be "somebody do something SATURDAY startlingly new for 1976." HYM N Sing a t Hazel And he doubts that many Community Church Saturday, manufacturers wiU take the 7:30 p.m. J . B. and The Tiny price risk- "lt costs too much Trio of Vienna will be featured to redesign and change dies." sin gers. Estil Hart, pastor. One happy result of the Public invi ted. shaky economy for th e customer- fa ster delivery, MONDAY Spence r said . "There 's no SOUTHER N At hl e ti c Boos ters 7:30p.m. at Southern backlog of orders now." High school. Installation of new officers. RACINE Olapter 134, OES . regular session , 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple . Obligation Night will be observed . Social - ~ Calendari. buffet supper "PiONEER P2o: Mr. and Mrs: Floyd Weber, RD., Long Bottom. Portable Colro'fTV bus dnver; and Hos<Jli e Se~y re, home maintena nce s uperVIsors . Staff of the He ti red Senior Volun teer Program is made up of Mrs. Pearl Weiker, director; Bicentennial furniture rare · NEW YORK (UP! ) - The now year rin~ in a longing for the old in home furnishings but the industry is not awash in bicentennial themes. Further, manufacturers Intend to hold the line on costs although the consum er is seeking out the. higher-priced, , quality lines. -VJudson Spencer, executive director of the New York Merchandise Mart, outlined the nostalgia mood and the price picture in an interview. The skyscraper marl has 7~ . plus exhibitors whose showrooms are open to the nation's buyers .of furniture and decorative accessories. "At times like these, with the uncertain economy, people tend to become more con- Qul,isar. • Modu lar SO'lh1 Stale Ct1ass1s !except <4 chassis ? t" bes) J,le saw these other trends for 1915: -Continuing popularity for Medi terranean, the dark-finis..lled case pieces "which ac· tuB'll y start ed ·as coun tr y French. It's part of the total country look." - The Chinese influence, "nrit overwhelming" ln fur niture but showing up in acc~ss~ ries and fabrics. Tllere 's a lot of the bamboo look "including plastic bamboo." -One of the biggest trends among Wester n Europe customers is, of all things, American colonial . Reo laceae,{e p iUg·m Clrr.lu l modules • dn~;tH Picture Tu.oe • 70 detent . ·clt~ l( · UHF tu net • Instant Pi ctu r.e ana,sound I Energy sa ... er' Sw itch {Modtl WP50 12LW) Walnut gram fmlsh D" htl)ll tmnftct p lastic Cllhirwot WF.RNER Radio. &·T.V. . JaNUaRY s tor e wide NOW Itt PROGRESS 20% TO 50% ' 1' I !' r .r t •• • . Peach. Apple. I. Sunday Jan. 5 Hrs. 8:00-2:00 W~days 6:00-8:30 •"•• ,,•· ;; Ohio ' .,. • " OFF heritage house MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ·NOW: IN PROGRESS-OPEN TIL '8 TONIGHT Give" ·something special... Bulova *ODDS & ENDS IN fLOOR SAMPLES * LIVING & BEDROOM FURNITURE ChoOse the gift tt:JJ. Utel ls how much you -ca re ~ay al1er da., after day Stop by an d see atllhe *RECLINER CHAIRS *TABLES-TABLES beaut1fu l new Bu lova watches . . gil! -pnced from $45 . His: 23 jewel automatic tell s time, day and date. $10• Hers: Beauutuu w pmernt d b rlttlet watch w1th diJmond ., markt r.' 17 jewels. $10. *CARPETING REDUCED •-------...1 SALE • • • • Suet Seed Cil'kds • Wild Bi.rd Seed 1 • Sunflower.Seed • Cracked Com • *ZENITH TELEVISION MODERN.SUPPLY. • · 'Jff W. MainS! · ' . .992·2164 , . Pomeroy. 0 . • THE "sTORE WITH " ALL KINDS elF STUFF". - FQR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS. LAWNS· AND GARDENS. . . ,, \' ,.. Hurry In For Our Bargains! OiRISTMAS' CARDS AND PARTY PAPERS BY GIBSON SAYRE ·HARDWARE New Haven, W..Va. • ' ' Mid~O. • ' t' R~cili ' r "'rfection , Cottage Cheese , Slaw, . Ph. 949-3551 CHRISTMAS wasn 't all it might have been for Terry Knight and his family, but making !be best of a rather bad situation is what they did. Terry's wife is a patient at University Hospital, and will be for a few more weeks, but was able to join her family for Christmas in a motel room. The day after Christmas Terry's parents, Olet and Annie Knight, drove to Columbus and a party was held in her hospital room . From there tl_le Knights went on to Wintersville for Christmas with their other son, Dick, and his wife, returning home Sunday. · You Can Also Buy: l VEGETABL,ES - lima Beans, Corn , Noodles, ( Potatoes) - sweet. home fr ies, mashed. PIE - Almost everybody loves a surprise. · And quite a nice one for Ted and Dorothy Downie took place last Monday. It was their 40th wedding anniversary. From their two sons, Oluck and Allen , and their wives, came flowers fi rst and then a dinner party, that evening at the Holid~y Inn, Gallipoljs, and a lovely gift or silver and crystal. AT. MODERN SUPPlY 1 MEAT - .F ri ed Chicken . Roast Beef, Ham , Flounder Fish . SALADS Tossed . ~- 'Early Bird" Redwood Feeders~. 1 . I • ~o~muni.ty ~Corner By Charlene Hoeflich ~ All seven children of Mrs. Goldie Wyarit were present for a family dinner Dec. 29 at the home of Mr. and Mrs .. Harold Gilliam (Judy) and 'Terri, Zanesville. ' Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wyant, Mr. and Mrs. Norman (Jean) Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Luther (Veneva) Gilliam ; Mr. and Mrs . Dallas (Janice ) ·" I Kelkrs host r James Mad ison t 1751·1836 ). fo urth president of the United . States , and Zachary Taylor (1-84-18501 , 12th president , w re second cousi ns - both men having the same grandfather, James Taylor . 3rd St. '' Items•••• • * >' PENDRY ADDED MANHATTAN , Kan. (UP!) - Coach Ellis Rainsberger announced Thursday he has added Joe Pendry, 23-year..,ld assistant at West Virginia, to · the Kansas State football staff as offensive coordinator. Pendry served for four seasons as West Virginia's offensive line coach and receiver coach . Sunday Menu NEWSHIPS BOUGHT CLEVEi.}.ND (UP! ) -The Standard Oil Co. iii Ohio has contra.cted with Avondale Shipyard&~ Inc., New Orleans, .La., for six new ships to be delivered in 1977 and 1978 to • oil to transport Alaskan crude · the U.S. west coast. Avondale is a subsidiary of Ogden Corp. The contracts involved a .purchase price of more than $400 -million and ·contain cer·tain provisions for rost .escalations and .can.,.;Eat.ion opti ~ns for Sohio. Mrs. Roy Winebrenner had as' her gues ts Christmas Day Mrs . Harold ·weav er imd Peggy, St. Louisville, Ohio; Mr_. and Mrs. Garry French, Ch1p and Andy, Reynoldsburg; Mr : and Mrs. ·william G. Winebrenner , Mary Ann , Paula and Becky , and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wea ver and Chris, Syracuse. Mr . .and Mrs. William G. Winebrenner and children and Mrs. Roy Winebrenner · attended the hymn sing at the Guiding Sl;lr Church at Letart, W. Va. Sunday night.' . Holiday guests at the home of · Mr. and Mrs . Robert Whi te , Long Bottom,.included Mr. and Mrs. William ·ohlinger, Debbie, Kim and Stephen Paul, Pomeroy ; Mr . and Mrs. Henry Penn and Pam, New Vienna ; Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode and Connie Sue , Circleville; Thomas White, Long Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goeglein, Pomeroy; and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pickens, daughter , Nickole, Chicago, Ill . Visitors at . the Lewis Johnston resi'dence, R. D., Long Bottom, du rin g the , holidays were Mr . and Mrs. ~ Bert Scrimsher, son, Scotty1 ·· Canton; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford · Jurnigan, Pam and Christy. Alta Scrimsher, Mr. and Mrs. ' Tracy Scrimsher; Laura and Carla, all of Columbus ; Mr. ; and Mrs. Paul Orr, Eagle • Ridge ; Luther and Randy Friend, Bashan ; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Weber, Keno; Glen · Tuttle, Eagle Ridge; and Mrs . · Richard Gaul, Chester. :· Mr . and Mrs. Norman Wood · and Ronnie and Mr. and Mrs. ~ Steve Brickles were Christmas ·dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. cKenneth Wood of Grovepor t, : Ohio. Sgt. and Mrs. Wood : recently returned home from • Kunsan , Korea and are now .: stationed at Rickenbac ker " A.F .B. in Columbus. :· Tile Wyant family enjoyed a ·; Christmas dinner and gift • exchange at the home of Mrs. ' Goldie Wyant. Attending were . Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wyant, Ken and Tim, Mr. and Mrs. : Norman Wood and 'Ronnie, Mr. ; and Mrs . Luther Gilliam, ; Jphnnie, Terri and Eddie, Mr. · ; ahd Mrs . Dallas JleBord, .·Tammie and Vicky, Mr. and Mrs .. Steve ·Brickles; Pomero~: 12 contract. SOUL-WINNING & BUS .CONFERENCE Hammond, Ind., world's largest Sunday .School Averaged 6,041 on buses per Sunday 'in 1974 *Teaching sessions on bus ininistiJ and )unior church at 1:30:pm, 2:30 pm, 3:30 pm aod 6:30 pm. Gigil'ltic preaching senice at 7:~ pm NurseiJ provided for each session Parade II) Mlt .l\l'l ' NEW , YORK (UP!) Financially troubled W. T. Grant co., the varieyt store chai n, said Thursday it will close 66 more ~tares this year · instead of ao more as originally · announced. The company notifi ed vendors to halt shipments of merchandise to the 66 stores, all of w\iich the company said, are un profi table . The 66 store~ are in addition to 26 Grant stores whose closing this mon'h ha d bLoe n ordered. The new ciosmgs wiU U!ke place betwee n February and July. They include a number of the targe Grant City department stores buill and opened in the past five yea rs. Grant reported a $50 million shrinkage in sales for the first 10 months of 1974 and a loss of $22.47 million for the fi rst three qu ar ters. It earn ed $8 :49 . mill ion or 59 cents a share in the fiscal year ended J an. 31, · 1974 on sales of $1.85 billion and last Jan. 31 had I,189 stores in opera ti on. About 50 sto res closed in January, 1974. l'.d .<ltJOX . 11 1 ·hr . Pomeroy ..; . . P~:tal Notes • ' • ,5 _:, The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o :, Friday' Jan'. 3',1975 • . ~~~<....':-':~::~:::::::;.:::::::::::;;:;.;::::::::::::::::::.:::::: :::.:-~>.~·r-~::;,..;:~:;::::~-.~~~~1>1111¥ ' ' ' )' .. .. 1h Off.Table of Assorted Gifts ,. SATURDAY ONI.Y Middleport .Book Store. . ' Middleport, Qhio .' • • ., �•I 1 ' I 6- The Daily Sentmei,MlddleiJ<'rt-P omeroy, 0 , Frod.ty Jmo"3 1975 1 ' POMEROY , POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H P err in pa s to r Rov Ma y er Sun day sc hoo l sup t C h u r c h SCh OOl 9 15 a 1, wor sh p serv 1ce 10 24 a m You th c ho1 r day 3 30 p m r e het~rs a l Mon un d er d r ee l on of M a ry Sk n ner se n 10 1 c t10 r 7 JO p m Thur s (idy reh ear s a l wrth M n, t ee tor Pa u N l• as~ d 't POMEROY CHURC H OF THE NAZARENE Cor n er Un .... ., an d M ul b err y Re v Ct voe V H en der son pas tor Sun da y sc hoo l 9 30 a m Gl en M c C lung su pt mo r n ng worSh ip 10 30 it m ev en.ng serv rce 1 30 m1d w ee k ser v 1ce W ed ne sday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - 'T he Rev H aro l d D ee tl'l rector .C hurch se r v •ce s 10 30 a m Ho l y co mm unron f 1r st m unda y or m onth chur c h sc hOo l 10 JO • a m v POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST - Ro ber t K uhn pa stor Wrl l a m Wa t so n •Sunr:tay sc hool supf Su nday school 9 30 am a vF 6 fl m B'1b le st udy We dn esda y 7 p m cho1r orac t1ce Wer<ne sday 8 JO p m POMERV ' WESLEYAN H0 LINE S ~ C11! U R C H - De ll Ma n ll'y Pa s tor Hen r y Ebl in Sunday Sc hool Su p ! Sunday Sctl OOI Q 30 a m Even mg wors h p 1 30 p m Pr a yer and Pra se servr ce Tnursoay 7 JO t;.~ar r sonv rl l e R ev 0 p m S YRACU S E F IR ST J"' HURCH OF GOD R~v Geo• qt 0 ler pa s lor S1nda y sc hool ~ 15 am mor n ng pre a c hnq 11 a n cv 1noe lr sl rc se r,. rce 7 10 P 11 1Pr "\ yf' r , t t 110 Tl1 ur<, c1ity J[l p I for nu rse ry t hrOUQh 12 t'UMER OY WESTSIDE POMEROY CHURC H 0~ CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Marn St J cr• y Paul C HR t ST T e r r e ll G r o n 1n g e r m n r5 te r Ph one 99'1 766ft pastor B be sc t~ ool 9 30 a m Co n se- rvatrv e non worsh p 10 JO am ad u l l Instrum e- nta l Su nd a y wor shrp worsh p ser v cc and youn g peop le 5 meet1ng 7 30 p m 10 a rn Brble study 11 am Com b1n ed Brb le stud y and wor St1•P 6 p m Wedne sday pr a yer mec trng Wed nesd a y B1 ble study 7 p m 7 30 p ll MIDWAY COMMJ,.I NITY TH E SALVAT ION ARMY CHURCH !non En,.o y Ray W W n rng off 1ce r denom nattonal l LanQ Sv1lle m charg e Sunday 10 am DeKter Road the Re\1 Worley Ho 11 ness m ee t~ng 10 30 am Hal ey pa stor Sunday school Sunday 5c lioo l Young Peoples 10 a m e\len rng worsh p 7 JO Leg1on 7 p m Thursday 1 to J p m Prayer meet1n9 om l adres Home l eague 7 Tuesd4y 7 30 p m youth group Fr rday. 7 30 p m p m Pr ep c la sses FREEWILL RUTLAND ST PAUL LUT HER AN BAPTIST Roger Turner CH UR CH Co rn er ot Syca mo r e ptt stor Su nday sc hool 10 a rn and Sec ond Sts Po 11c roy Th e , Su nday e\l enmg ser\lrc e 1 30 Re,. 'All ram M Odleswa r th Wed nesday B1b te study 7 30 Pa sto Sund rt 'l Scnool at 9 J5 pm am d C ur cl S v ces 1I am OLO DEXTER BIBLE SACRED HEART - Re v CHRISTI AN ct-tURCI:f Re\1 FMh er P t~ul D W li on ra stor Ron Te rry pas tor Sunday Ph o ne 991 7 815 S 1tu rday sc hoo 10 a m Mrs Worley eve-nrng Mass 7 30 Sunday F ran c rs s up err nt e n de nt Mass 8 an r! 10 a m Con Morn 1ng wor sh 1p I I a m tess 1on Stt tur day 7 7 30 p m Sun day e \l enmg ser vr ce 7 30 GRAHAM UNITED M ET HOO I ST Pr e ac h1 ng 9 30 a m l rrs t and second Sundays of ea ch month lh1rd and fourth Sunda ys e a ch month worsh rp serv. ce at 7 30 p m WedneSd9\f ev en rfigs a t 7 30 Pray er and Br bi P <; t 1f'iv SEVENT H DAY AD VENT" IST Mu tt> er rv He ght 5 Pome r oy Pa s tor Gr rard Seton Sa bba th 5ch ool e very Satu r day a t 1 p m a nd I worSh iP se r \lrce lo llow rng ol t 3 15 p rn Qpp n Brb le d scuss on 7 30 p m at fhe chur ch ea ch Thu r sday FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST - 18'1 Mul berr y Ave Pom e rov attr lratc d wd ll S 13 C tA-e Rev r r ed H 11 pas tor Trov Zw lll ng Sun oay sc hool sup! Sunda y scnool Y 30 am morn rng wor sn rp 10 '1 0 S un d a~ evan q e ltS 1r c meet ng 7 30 p m Prayu mroc1 nq Nl"dnesn av 7 30 n m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Corner Fou r !~ and Man Mtddleport Re v Henry Key Jr pa stor Sunday Sch ool 9 JO a m Mrs Erv1n Baumgar d ne r supt Morn1ng wor snrp 10 45 a m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES Larry Car nanan presldrn g m nrs ter Sundily Brble lee lu re 9 JO a m Watchtow er study 10 30 am Tuesday ' Brble study 7 30 p m Thurs d ,ly m•ors try school 7 30 pm ser\l rce meet ing 8 30 Pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Ct'lrr$t 10 Cllnst1an Unron Lawren ce Manley pas to r Mrs Russell Young Sunday Schoo l Supt Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am E\lenrng wor sh p 7 30 Wednesday prayer meet~ng 7 30 p m • l 7- The Daoly SentlneJ, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Fr1day, Jan 3, 1975 nesda y l, 30 p rn ~ U M w .f r.> t W ~d n es day 7 30 pm WESLEYAN (Rac•nc l Sunday 5c t1oo l 10 a rn worsh p 11 ., Ill B1bl e study Thursday 7 p m c hor r pr.1ctrce Thursday 8 p m I 1 ows hr p sup pe r frrs"'t Wedne sday 6 JO p m u M w fourt h Monclrt y 8 p m GREAT BEND - Wor shrp I I 2nd and .dt h Su nday s Chu rch School 10 a m LETART FALLS - Wor shrp 10 a m Church sch ool 9 a m Brble st udy 7 J O p m every TI.J esd ay MOR~ING STA R - Worsh p 9 30 am Churc h Schoo l 10 30 a m Mtd W ee k Serv. ce Wedn esd ay 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL - Wor 5hp 11 a m l s t and 3rd S t.~ n da y s Ch ur ch School 10 am a m PORTLAN 0 - Wor sh p 7 30 m Ch vrch Sc hool 9 J O a m SU TTON - WorshiP 11 a m 2nd and 4th Sundays • Ch ul'" ch Sc hool 10 a m NORTHEAST CLU S'J'ER Rev Robert Meece Re- v Stan ley Brandum JOPP A - Wor 5hlp 10 a m Chur ch Sc hoo l 9 am Pray er Me etrng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Chur ch ser\lr ces ~ a m Sunday Sc hool 9 45 tt m B•b le Study e"'ery Thu rsda y 7 30 p m NOR TH BETHEL - Wor s.h1p 11 a m Churc h Sc hoo l 10 p am MT UNION BAPTIST Rev ce c1l Co;~~ pastor Svnd ay Sc hoo l sup t Joe Sayr e Sunday scnoo l ~ ot S 6 m Sunday evenrng worShiP 7 30 Wedn esday prayeL and Br ble study 7 JO p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CH URCH Eug ene Und erwo od past or Howa rd Caldw ell Jr Sunday School Sup! Su nd a y Schoo l 9 30 a m Morr.11 ng Se rmon 10 30 am Su nda y ev en ng se rvrce 7 p m LETAR T FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Re v Freeland Norr s pastor Floyd Norr• s sup! Sunday 5c hool 9 30 a m morn ng sermon 10 30 am Prayer ser\l rce Wedne sday 7 ~J 0 p m Social 'Votes 9 45 a m CHES HIRE CHURCH OF GO O OF PROPHECY - G P Sm rth pa stor Sunday School 10 a m Art hur Hen son Supt MO!'nrng Wor ShiP I I am Young Peoel e ... servrc e 7 p m Even ng ser\11Ce 7 31} p m Wednesday Mrd Week Prayer 'Serv tc e 7 30 p m Youth meet.ng 6 30 p m Even1n9 wor sh p 7 30 p m CHE STER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Re\1 He rbert Gr ate pa sto r War Sh•P se rv1ce 11 a m and 7 JO p m Sunday Sunday School 9 30 am Richard Barton supt Prayer meetmg Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRI ST - Cl if ford Sm1th mm ster Sunday Scnool 9 30 am mo r ~ ng ch urch 10 30 a m Sunday even1ng serv 1ce 7 30 p m Wedn esday servrce 8 9 OQ-Rockfbrd F1les 3,4 15 S1x M1ll1on Dollar Man 6 13 Masterp1ec;e Theatre 20 Bonn 1e Ratl t & Paul Butte rft e ld 33 10 OO- Pol1ce Woman 3 4 15 AB~ New s Closeup 6 13 News 20 Paul Nuch 1ms 33 11 00-News 3 4 6 B 10 1315 ABC News 33 11 3D-Johnny Carson 3 4 15 W1de World In Concer t 13 f!Aovte A St ud y tn Terror" 6 Movte Twtst Around the Clock ' 8 Mov1e ' Is land of Lost Women ' 10 Janak1 33 DO-M1dntghf Spec 1al J 4 15 Don K1rsh ne r s Rock Concert 6 ~-jl-,.-t----,.;~M:.'o~~V~I~e i•The Curse oft he Mumm y s Tomb 10 News 13 : 1 Fame 1s the Na me ofthe Game 4 4 OO- Mov 1e Doctor Blood s Coffin 4 5 JO- Mov1e Those Endeanng Young Charms 4 SATURDAY JANUARY 4, 197S 3D--Fun for Everyone 6 TV Class room 8 Treehouse Club 10 Kentucky Afield 13 7 00-Saturday Reoorl J A... re 6 Treehouse Club 8 World Around Us 10 In Tou ch 13 7 Jll-J abberwocky 3 Farm Front 4 Edd1e Sau ~der s 6, Abbott & Costeflo B Ma n from COS t 10 LasSie 13 Sesame St 20 8 00-Addam s Fa m1ly 3 4, IS Yog1 s Gang 13 Jabbe rwocky 6 Speed Buggy B. Popeye 10 B Jll-Wheeloe & Chopper Bunch 3,4, 15, Bug s Bunny 13 Speedra cer 6 Scooby Doo B MISter Rogers 20 9 00- Em ergency Plus 3,4 15 Hong Kong 6.13 Jeann1e B 10 Sesame St 20 9 31l-Run Joe Ryn 3 4 IS Adventu res of Gil ligan 13 . B1g Blue Marbl e 6, Pattr~dge Fam1ly 8 10 10 00-Land of the Lost 3,, 15., Devlin 6 13 Valley of the Dmosaur s B, 10 Elec Co 20 10 31l-Stgmund 3 41S Korg 6,13 Shazam B.IO Wal sh's An1ma ls 20 II OO-P1nk Panther 3 4, IS Super Fnends 6 13, Harlem Globetrotters B,IO Carrascolendas 20 II Jll-Star Trek 3,4 15. Hudson Brothers B 10 Zoom 20 12 00-Jetsons 3.4 These are I he Days 6, 13, U S of Ar ch1e B 10 Bread & Butterfl1es 20 12 Jll-Bob Dan1els Basketball 3 Ame n can Bandstand 6.13 Go 4,15, Fat Albert B, 10 , I 00-Soul Tram 3 College Basketball 4.8 IS , Chlldrens Film Fest1val 10 , 1 31l-Wally s Workshop 6, Other People other Places 13 2 00- Thrlllseekers 3 J1mmy Dean 6 Movoe • Knock on Wood ' 10 To Be Announced 13 2 31l-Super Bowl Highlights 3 Pro Bowlers Tour 13 other People, other Places 6 3 00-Col lege Basketball 3, Bonanza 4 College Basketbal l 8, Untamed World 6, College Basketball 15 3 30- NFL Championship Games 6 Movie 'To be Announced 6 SCORPIO ( Oct 24-Nov MEIGS TIRE CENTER HEINERS BAKERY ""·'" RACINE FOOD MARKET M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER , NOM'H iDI ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION • I " • ~ • WEST EAST • 82 9 J 10 B 5 t A7 tQS J <lo A 1063 <~oJ 6 7 5 2 " MARK V STORE GAUL'S MARKET SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY . - ~~~ - P. J. PAULEY, AGENT WAID CROSS SONS STORE , KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. POWELL'S SUPER VALU TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE CARPENTER'S MARKET . ' THE DAILY SENTINEL RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE RACINE PLANING MILL . ' ! I .. GEMINI (Moy 21 -Juno 201 .. trust ng natwe O\lerrule your pra.c t1Cal judgment whe re lr1ends- and llnances are con earned lode}! 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TO MAKE A HIT LONGFELLOW One letter almply etanda for another. In thla aample A Ia used for the three L'a, X for the two O's. etc. Sinale letters. ar,oatrophea, the ltnlfh and formation of the wordl are oil b ala Each day the eodelotlera are different CRYPTOQUOTE DYCORGDQY DC Now arranre the drcled letten to form the •urpnte an1wu. u TRJ su1reattd by the abon cartoon NDFDYM LQEOJY'G HNDPWF TW L,.QEOJY'G • FQ SWWH RYQY Yeltei"day's Cryptoqaote: ( 4n•wen tom•"ow) "~•1..-rdl). J umbl"'' I 'r'fS LITTU l!kJT 'm! FlU.OW euu.v WONT 'YU.l. I!NOU~· ......1) N(fl'IOW TO W~lcM TMIS• r"v! oor -.. SOUTH W"IT AANII!!• ABIDE NATAL FRENZY OBLIGE An•wrr \t~lllu fmtl '""' lllf N x ""men,., ' - "A GAIN'' GOOD HABITS ARE MUCH EASIER TO GIVE UP mAN THE BAD ONES.- W SOMERSET MAUGHAM (C) ltfC 11:1. . Pootuno IJlldlato, lne.) I """" aw.v LIVIII:05 1 II ~~T ,._ """'~' -· ., 7 2 +8 6 2 "'9 4 Bo th 'llu lnerable \\ es1 North East South CAPTAIN EASY + Pass Pass l• W~ENE\ISR P~lhJCE~6 JAgMIN Wt~HE5o TO 1 Pass Pass 4• OUil ..Jf:T Pass IS R:fAD Y TAk:E OFF- &Y rHE8!ARP OF rHEPROPHE-T! Opentn g lea d- 5 • By Oswald & James Jacoby The oldest player fmally Dbtamed the floor on the story; tellmg sessoon He started out • with • Dod any of you ever get "' set because a fmesse was nghP 1 The sta rt was a good one so the old man was allowed to con• tmue Here IS hos ha nd and the s tory There was nothmg wronc woth my four-spade contract ~ After East took hos ace of clubs and led the suot back I wasted ; 'Hrl tome I pulled trumps and led _ a doamond towa rd dummy West also wasted no tome • He rose woth the ace and played • 'The sox of hearts All or a s udden I had a proble m Could West be leadmg away fmm the kong ? If East he ld the kong I could onsure m) contract oy ros mg ,with dumm y s ace of hea rts , leadong the queen of hearts an~ throwong East on It looked hke the thmg to do lmd I dod ot But West produced the kong and led a low doamond It dodn't matter what l dod at that stage of the proceedongs l was goong down !M " SI AI Hl HHHil HISfo AS.'iN I LIL ABNER BORN WSER 'lltlm~ ~ /. ~ ()) 1\*' SUf'SR E!CJWL. ~ WINNIE ALLEY OOP 80 l!LLOOMA BfSI'DE~ I C..a.N USE .. ll-115 CI.IERSiZED "'-'<Sf 10 CAIIRr' MY IMTTlONLY OOT• OFTOWN llUYER lVPE' UTTlf ~~"IN l An1!iR THI! ~0 GIRL DtSAFFU\RIIO, l FISUDD 11-l'li ~Wo~e w~~« 'IOU 010 ABOUT 'lH' WATI!R HOt..~ ••• • The boddong has been Wesl Norlb Easl • Pass Pass Pa ss l?ass 1t Pa ss 3t Pass 4t Pass 4 N T • Pass 3 Soulh '"' J 4 4• ? You Sooth hold TODAV"S QUESTION • Instead of b1ddmg four daamonds )'OUr partner' has bJd four spades over your three spades What do ;:ou do now" ' I 34 • K1643 9 A2 t 9 + AK732 Wb•t do you do now ' .- A.-Bid fin beans Your parmer its used BlackwOod and •' ts up tl ~u to respoDd corr«tly • BARNEY 00 'Qo () nil1l 1% Baptized Horne CJ . [J I wcts.) (3 40 Chanteuse TARRMtl 11 45-Movte ' Ass1gnment Terror)' 13 " - pine 19 Gannent 01 llii'IMI.-It~.--,....-, .l (T ~ J • Pad.flc 3 Blandl.!h ; II 31l-Bob Newhart B, 10 00-Carol Burnett 8,10, Biography 33 3hBarenborm on t;!eethoven 33 00-News 3,4,B,IO , ABC News 6 13 Don K~rshner s Rock Concert 15, Janakl 33 15--Movle 'The Bloody Vamp1re • 6, News 13 Jll-Mov le 'To D1e m Paris' 3. Movie 'To K1ll a Mockmgb~rd' 4, Movie " Sabnna" B Movie The Tempest" Jon 4, 1175 locomotive l ns4.'ramhle thest four Jumbl n nne lt'tler to t>aeh square, to form four urdmar) \loords oo-Treasure Blrthdey - Two friends- will pull strings for you from bet)lnd-the scenes thts year to help you advanc e vour alms and ambrtlons Remember to g1ve th erp recognitiOn for thetr efforts d ~r ect lO Candlenut nwnerous meces and nephews, MY true feelongs would be "sworn by mvltation only next summer'") - H DEAR HELEN Maybe otbers can be warned by my expenence Two weeks before we were to be married, my fiance and I made a trip to Canada The airline assured lllj!, when I told them he was a citizen or Turkey, that all he'd need would be a passport We enJoyed our trip, but when they checked us at customs, they asked for my future husband's visa He didn't have one, and the officer wouldn't let him return with me to the Untied States' He had to go to the US consul on Montreal and apply for one and that took six weeks He couldn't work m Canada, so I had to send money for his support Though I complamed to our Congressman, he was sUII detaoned To your readers who are not CJttzens of the U S - don't travel outsode tbe country without a vtsa You might be stuck there ' - BRIDE WHO HAD TO WAIT Your PISCES (Feb 20- Morch 20) 17 "Ecce-" Hunt 3 Lawrence We lk 4,1S Hee Haw 6 B 525,000 Pyramid 10 Newsmaker '74, World Press 33 7 30-Jeopardy 3, Anrmal World 10, Bobby Goldsboro 13 8 00-Emergency 3,4, 15 ABC Theatre 6, 13, All ln the Family B. 10 Black Perspective on the News Specia l 33 B 31l- Frlends & Lovers B.IO 9 00-Mov1e 'The Log of the Black Pearl' 3,4, IS, Mary Tyler Moore B.IO , Drink Drank Drunk 33 9 m1JC. bu s 1n ess w1th pleasure because !he resull s w111 be dtsastrous 1f you try Keep the I ne between the two clearly dtv1ded 1 fr om vou should attend to ln order to part l~ lpale 1n fun and games w1th th em of DEAR HELEN Last July my husband and I purchased a lovely b1g swlilliillllg pool From the day we moved on till ended, my seven ststers, !bell" husbands and children day m and day out, to sworn We were always hosting and catenng to them But now the sworn season ts gone, we never see them - they don't even bother to call I haJe II> admit 11, bull can depend on frtends more than on my own family , I love my ststers, but how can I get It across that I don' t love theJJ" thoughtlessness' - D T A DEAR D: Why don't you tell 'em' After all, ststers should be able to express theU" true feelings (And if I had seven Sisters, plus seven brothers-on-law, plus 7 SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Doc 21) You re gomg to let your ~ou Pats v.111 diss uade .tak lng care of responslblhl les •KQ9753 .,. K&C JEWELERS theH s ho uld e rs ISSuing a barrage of orders Don 221 Don t use mform a!}Orf told you rn confidence to another s diS ad\lantage It would be l1k e open•ng Pandora s bO)( susplc1ous AQUARIUS (Jon 20-Fob 11 J' ~==~?-----L~IT~T1~L~E~O~R~P~H~A~N~A~N~Niii~B~-~·~E~~VE~R~I~A~Y D~I·E~!. .._._._ "'" • 6 9 K 964 3 you want to )!;eep subord•nates happy today don t sta re ov er DEAR HELEN I have been havmg an affall" With a marr1ed man The problem ts, I am also a man He won't leave his wife and children, and expects me to keep thts a bog secret Since "gay ts good" nowadays, I feel I have a right to happmess. HIS wife doesn't love hom I do Should I have a talk with her and try to won him for myself alone'- HIDDEN DEAR HIDDEN A talk w1th thts man's wif~ may break up the marrtage, but 1t won 't "won him for yourself alone " Even if he moved on temporarily, AC-DC types aren '11ong on faithfulnes s - H P S And "good gays" don't steal husbands 1- H LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE OOG-- <~oK Q BETSY ROSS BAKERY SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT 3 • A J 10 4 III AQ .KJ I094 ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. SMITH NELSON MOTORS THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. " • •• DEAR HELEN ' I received an mv1tation to a ·Greenback Shower" for a br1de-to-be What's your oplnoon of thos obvtous mope) grab? RELUCfANT TO CONTRIBUTE DEAR RELUCTANT What's the difference whether you gove a goft, or money In buy a gift? Actually , greenbacks are easoer than shoppmg and duplicate presents no problem Why quibble ' - H P S But when you ask a brode where she's regostered, and she says, "At the bank" - tha t s gomg a bot far 10 To finesse or not to finesse? I" ARIES (Moreh 21-Aprll 18) Bride Cottoos to Bread 11 11 WIN AT BRIDGE INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE GOEGLEIN READY MIX - 4 00-Hula Bowl 6,13 College Basketball 4, Making Things Grow 33 ' 31l-Sewlng Ski ll s 33 5 00-Bonanza 3 H1gh School Bowl B Women's Pro Bowlmg 10 To Be Announced 15, A B1t w1th Kn 1t 33 5 31l-News B; Spr~ng Street USA 15, Course of our T1mes 33 6 00-News 3 10, Lawre nce Welk 8, A Look at the tlook 1S, Catch 33 33 6 31l-NBC News 3,4 15 CBS News 10 Zoom 33 • S•lurdliy - Jan 4, 1975 By Helen Bolte] 10 10 II 10 . Us • .• • +++ 1 HarrisonviUe Society T\rews • TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) II Television Log · Merv Gnfftn <1 Andy Grrff1lh 8 Mrs ter Roger s) Ne1ghborhood 20 33 Raymond Burr 13 5 31)-New 6 Bever ly H1llb1ll 1es 8 Hodg<:pOdge Lodge 20 Tra1ls Wesl IS Elec Co ~3 6 00- New$ 3 4 B JU 13 15 ABC News 6 Elec Co 20 Pe e sona ltty & Behav1oral Development !3 6 31l- NBC News 3 4 IS ABC News 13 Bew1lched 6 CBS News B 10 Zoom 20 7 00-Truth or Cons 3,4 , Bowl 1ng lor Do llars 6 WCHS TV Report 8 Av1al1on Weather 20 33 Jtmmy Dean 13 I py 15 7 30- Porter Wagoner J Masquerade Party 4 New Cand1d Camera 6 Pop Goes the Coun try 8 Treasure Hunt 10 To Tell the Trulh 13 Bla ck Perspecttveon the News 20 33 B 00-Sanlord & Son 3,4 W'Kung Fu 6 13 Mov 1e Ch1tty Chilly Bang Bang 8 10 Washmgton Week 111 Re v1ew 20 33 Wa ll Sl reel Wee k 20 33 ' 1 .. Your 1deas are far better than the tec llmQues you lt use to try to 1m plement them Careful or you II rub othe rs the wrong • wa y overly Cll\rcat ol work o r se r v1ces pertormod lor you by othe rs ThiS attitud e w111 not In s p~re them to pe rform their bost el1o•h VIRGO (Aug 23-Sopt 22) You r budg et •sn t elastiC' enough at the pres ent to meet your obllgaftons and cater to your 1ndulgent wh1ms at the sam e time LIBRA (Sept 23.Qct 23) You te nd to se rv e yo ur se ll llllereSIS now Without hS\IInQ adequate regard lor the needs of others 5 00- FBI 3 SUnday school ea c h Sunday preachrng a t 11 a m ea ch Sunday P r ayer me et n g 7 45 p m Wednesday W5CS 8 p m P m on lh rrd Tuesday each mon th LAUREL CLIFF FREE REED SVILLE - Sunday METHODIST - Rev Floyd school 9 30 preach ng 7 30 F Shook pas tor Lloyd p m Sunday prayer meet1ng WrrQh l Sund ay sc ho ol sup! 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS 7 JO Sun day schoo l 9 30 a m MT MORIAH CHUR C H OF f n.t T-hur sday each month morn rng wo rshrp 10 30 am GOO - Rac rn e Rou t e '1 the SIL:VER RIDGE L WorShiP eventng worstl rp 7 30 p m Rev James M Mun cy pastor 10 a m Chur ch School 9 a m Wed nesd a y., Ch r s tr an Youth Sunday school 9 45 a m TUPP ERS. PLAINS Cr us ad e 6 30 p m Chorr morn1ng worsh rp I I am Worsh rp 9 a m Chur c h pra c t1 ce Th ur sda y 7 p m Schoo l 10 am eve ning worshrp 7 30 p m Sunday F'rayer meeting Tuesday 7 30 KENO CHURCH OF DEXTER CHURCH OF Whole the attore here os a bol more formal, thos • I John p m Young peoples meetmg CHR.IST - George F reder1ck CHRIST - Chttrl es Russell I l -4 scene c ould be Coney Island Everywhere the 7 30 tr m Thu rsday sup t Servrce weekly 9 30 am Sr m nrster Norman C W1ll on Sunday Preachrng frr st and s up! Sund ay sc hoo l 9 30 beaches are crowded' MIDDLEPORT FIRST th1rd Sundays of month by a m l worshrp ser v1 ce 10 30 Monday BAPTIST - Corner S xth and Cl ifford Sm lh 9 30 am a m Brb e study Tuesday • I John We don' t know what brongs penguons together Pa l mer the Rev Steve HOBSON CHRISTIAN 7 30pm 1 5 7 Skaggs pastor Danny on such number, but where people are con UNION - DarreJI Ooddrr/1 REORGANIZED CHURCH Thompson Sunday sc hoo l sup! pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 OF JESUS CHRIST OF Tuesday WMPO rad o program 7 45 earned ot's the quest for recreation. am Leonard G1lmore f1r st LATTER DAY SAINTS am Sunday sc hO~ I 9 15 am • I J ohn el der even 1ng se r v1ce 7 30 Port land Rae ne Road Jnterestong word RE -creatoon as of the morn 1ng worsh1p 10 15 am 2 9-12 Wednesday prayer Wrll•am Roush pa stor Denny Youth ac tr\lrtres a nd fellow sh p p m work of God al lhe beg1nnong of t1me has to be E'llans Sund ay Sc hoo r for 1Un1or and sen or h1gh meet1ng 7 JO p m ~ Wednesday MT MORIAH CHUt<CH OF D1re ctor Sunday SchOol 9 30 students 6 p m Brb le study done over aga1n man, the creature, needong • I J ohn 7 30 p m Mrd week prayer GOD - Ra cme Rou te '1 The am Mo rn 1ng worsh p 10 JO to be created agaon Rev Char les Hand pastor _ am Sun day even ng serv ce 7 4 18-21 serv1 ce Wednesday 7 30 p m 1 Sunday s c hoo l 9 115 a m p m Wednesday e venmg morn1n9 worshrp 11 am orayer serv•ces 7 30 p m Physocally recreatoon omploes a restoratoon of Thursday CHURCH OF CHRIST E\len rn g serv1ces Tuesday and BETHLEHEM BAPTIST • Matthew energy and votal oty lhrough refreshong dlverMrddleport 5th an d Marn Frrday 1 30 R E S BEARWALLOW RIDGE e \1 ar hu le r pa s tor Geo rg e ~ Glaze m 1n rster 2 16 17 soons Stmday School attendance on Mr and Mrs Frank Graves Jam es s neets supermtend erlf CHURCH OF C:HRIST - Bible Wor shrp se rvi Ce 9 30 am Study ~ 30 am mo rn mg Sunday sc hOo l 10 30 a m Fnday Dec 29 was 47 The offermg of Sl John Mo ch , brought Guy B1b le sci10QI 9 30 a m But the 1dea has sporotual omplocatoons j'IOrth worsh p 10 30 a m even rng Sunda)' e ven1ng serv ces 7 30 mornin g worsh1p 10 30 am 1 • II Thessalomans was $23 30 Worshop servoces Bolon home after a three month even1ng worshrp 1 30 p m p m Brb le study and prayer 0 ponde r ong The Sunday mornong a famoly deW worshiP 6 3 Pm 2 13-17 were held at 11 o'clock wtth the prayer service 7 p m Wed B ble Study 7 30 p mednesday se- rv ice Thur sdav 7 30 p m vosot woth the Gr aves votes to worshop os a tome of recreatoon It does nesda\1 MT OLIVE CHURCH Krngsbu ry J.toad Sunday Rev Meece speakong from Saturday Mr and Mrs Larry Clark MIOOLEPORT CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday Schoo l Sc hool 9 30 am Ralph Car l m o re for lhe soul than lhe crowded beaches • Isaoa h John 17 1-3 on How Well Do I and two g or ls of Chester were OF THE NAZAREN E - Re v 10 am W1th Wrllard P19Qtl supt Wors hrP serv ce 10 30 can do for the body and mond Don Col e- pastor Alfr e d sup t Evange i1 Sir c message am and 7 JO p m a lte rnately 42 l 4 Kn ow My Father? • At- donneo and supper gues ts Rus che! Sunday School s upl eacn Sunday C\lenmg 7 30 p m Prayer mee ting Wednesday In c Stra 9burg V grn a tendance wa s 23 off e nn g Chro stmas o( the Robert ~ unday school 9 30 a m by E lder Russe ll Cl rne 7 30 p m Rev Jay St les morn1ng worShiP 10 30 am m1n1ster of th e ApostO liC Fa1th pastor $17 01 Pledges $20 Clarks Sunday evangelrsh c me etrng B1b le Study Wednesday 7 30 OltJ DE XTER C9N 7 30 p m prayer me etrng L> nn Hecox a nd t"' o sons of Mr and Mrs Rex Artx have Wednesday P m GREGAT IONAL CHURCH 7 30 p m STIVERSVILLE COM Mr s Worl ey Fran crs Sunday Burlington l o"a. ha ve been purchased a 70xl4 foot tra oler MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday SC hOOl supt Sun day sc hool 10 vosoting relaloves and fn e nds tn a nd are settong ol up on theor lot sc hool se rv1ce 10 am Prayer am W1th the hope ot w oll , on some measure . foster and help susta ol'l.._thaf THE UNITED PRES meet.ng Thursday 7 p m BYTERlAN MINISTRy thos vocomty wh1ch osgood m famoly and commun1ty Jofe, th1s feature os sponsored by here LONG BOTTOM OF MEIGS COUNTY , Ow lght Sunday evenmg servi ce 7 p m Chns tmas season guests of CHRISTIAN Mr Robert ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST fh e bus mess f1rm s and organozatoons whose names appear below Mr and Mrs Robert Gobson L za ,.1tz Pastor D1rector - Pome-roy Harrrsonvrlle Wya tt pa stor Sunday Schoo l HARRISONVILLE Mr and Mrs Vere Swartz have and Robm of Columbus spe nt supt Ronald Osborne B ble Sund ay Church Sc hool 9 30 Road Rrck Morri SOn pastor been Mr a nd Mo s Rochard Chrosunas wtth the Bob Alkores am Mrs Hom er Lee s., pt Sunday sc hoo l sup t StE.>ven School 9 30 a m preact1mg Stanl ey s unday sc hool 9 30 10 .:t5 a m E\len rn g serv 1ces Swartz and two sons of ,md Mrs Vorgoma Burke was a Morn ng WorshiP 10 lO a m morn ng wor ship and 7 30 p m MIDDLEPOR1 Sunday am Ravenna, Oho o 10 30 am dmner guest Chu rch School 9 lOa m John comm un1on HYSE LL RUN FREE Sunday evenrn g you th METHODIST F Fu ltz .S uj:} t Morn 1nQ Garner G nffon s pent CHURCH Donner guests of Ava Golke; Chr 1s t an End ea vor 6 30 p rn Worship IU 30 a m Re v Paul Nev111e pastor Chrostmas on Colwnbus woth recently were Mr a nd Mrs H worsh1p serv rce Su nday 7 30 Sunday SYRACUSE Morn1ng Schoo_l_9 30 a m Wedn es day even 1ng ip 9 1!1 m • Sund&y p m his son on law and daughter D ' Golk e; and Joe; of Worsh ser\1 ce 10 30 am prayer meet rng and Brb e Mornrng Church School 10 a m Mrs youtn ser,.1ce 6 45 p m 700 E Dla l 992 2101 study 7 30 o m and gra ndson Mr and Mrs Bakers of Good Bread Columbus a nd Kathy Jordan of Sam pson Ha ll Supt Evangelrslrc serv ce 7 30 p m Pomeroy ST JOHN LUTH E RAN Huntmgton W Va Cl1arles 0 BrJen and Kevm PrayE.'r meetrng Thur, sday Albany CHURCH Prne Grove The 7 lO p m Chns tmas Day guests of Mr Rev Wrll am Mrdd esw arth Mr and Mrs F 0 Whale; RUTLAND CHURCH OF Pa stor Chur ch Servrces 9 30 a nd Mrs E rnes t Taylor were and Chop and Anne Whaley of GOO - Phillip Wh tley pastor FREEDOM GOSPEL a rn Sund a y Sc hool 10 30 am Sunday sc hool 10 a m MISSION - Ba ld Knobs Rev theor c holdren and grand- Columbus spent a couple days Ut<ADHVRY CHURCH OF worShiP serv1ce 7 p m R Gluesencamp pastor CHR 1ST B1ble Sc l1ool 9 30 L ' hildren, Mr a nd Mrs Loyd woth Ava Golk ey Pra yer meetmg Wedne sday Roger W11fred Sr Sun da y am morn tng wor shiP 10 30 1 30 p m Mmor Repatrs & Tune up The Store wtth A Heart D1lhnger and Kathy a nd Rocky am Su nda y even ng WorShiP School Sup t Sund ay School Chrostmas ca llers of A\a 9 30 am Sunday even1ng Beech & Locust Moddle port Ser v1 ce 7 30 p m cho rr Phone 949 3342 Raf me <i Shade, Condy Cover t of Golkey were Mr and Mrs worSI11P 7 30 Pr ayer m eet mg practice Sunday and Wed Ph 992 2366 Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Nelsonville. Mr and Mrs Chnlon 'G olkey of Albany HAZEL COMMUNITY nesd a y 7 p m prayE.>r meet ng Deeter class leader Youth and B1b le Study Wednesday CHURCH - Near Long Bot Cha rl es Tay lor and three meetrng Wednesday 7 30 Karen of Athens , Tad Gtlkey tom E!tll Hart pastor Roy 7 30 p m p m Ern es t Dee ter leader • daughters of London ANTIQUITY BAPTIST and Vocko e Oberholzer Mr and Brown assistant pastor MT HERMON CHURCH OF Rev Freeland Norr1s pastor Sunday school 10 a m Church Genevoeve G u th ro e spe nt THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Mrs Walter J ordan of Albany 7 30 p m eac h Sunday Sunday schoo1 10 a m Churcn CHRIST - Robert Shook Dla l992 32B' Chrtstmas woth her son-on-law Middleport Mr and Mrs Robert Gobson evening prayer meeting 7 JO se r\11ce 7 p m Wednesday pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 Bible Study 7 p m and daughter and family at and Robm of Columbus and p m Thursday Midd lepo rt Oh10 am Russell Spence r supt RACINE CHURCH OF MIDDLEPORT PEN worsh1p serv ce 10 45 am Sugar Grove a nd also spent a Mr and Mrs Larr y Clar k and TECOSTAL - Th1rd Ave th e I HE NAZARENE Rev even ng worsl11p a lt ernalmg Re"' Wil lia m Kn11tel pastor W111 tun 8or tholon e w pa stor short tome woth Mr a nd JUrs Wtth C E at 7 30 p m on Tamra and Penny of Chester Sunday sch ool 9 30 am Ronald Oug!ln Sunday School Sunday Pra yer meet1ng 7 30 Seldon O'Broen m Colum~us Sund a; dmner guests of the Gerald Well 5 supt morn rng Sup t Cla!ses for all ages p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe wor sh1p IO 30 a m Wed Mr and Mrs Hobart Swartz lay leader M A Epples on Sunday were even ing serv ice 7 JO p m Bu1ck Ponft ac Opel G M C Dea ler Sible study Wednesday 7 lO nesda y serv 1ce 7 p m WHITES CHAPEL took Chros lmas donne r \\lth 500 E Ma~n Sf Ph 992 2174 Mr and Mrs Frank Epple and p m youth serv ices Fr1day RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Coolville RO Re\1 Roy Deeter 337 N 2nd Middleport Ph'W2 2550 7 30 p m theor son. Mr a nd Mrs Harold Wall er P B•ka cs an pastor schoo l 9 30 pastor Sunda y childre n of Moddleport. Mr FREEWILL BAPTIST Ro nn re Sal ser Sunday school am worshrp serv1 ce 10 JO S\< artz and fam oly at and Mrs Bro"n of Wellstpn Corner Ash and F'lum Mid . supt Sunday school 9 30 am a m Brble study and prayer ~ dleport No e l Herrman Wolhamsto\\n W Va In the mor n1ng worshrp 10 JO se rv 1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m and Mr and Mrs Jerr; pasto r Sa turday even1 ng Sun day ev en ng wor shrp 7 30 RUTLAND afternoon they vosoted Mr and Wa ldec k a nd two choldren of se r\l lte 7 p m Sun day schoo l Wedne sday e \lenrng B1b e RUTLAND CHURCH OF Mrs Gerald Swartz and famtl) 10 am Sund ay e"'en lng s tudy 7•30 CH R tST - Rod Ka5ler pastor Mansfield worsh ip 7 p m Bakers of Gay 90 s Bread V H Braley Sunday school DANVILLE WEiSLEYAN at Mane tta .::~ --;;949 9591 Racme Mr and Mrs M A Epple sup! Sunday school 9 30 a m Re\1 Lelon Glasure pastor "' 1ddleport Ph 992 3030 Robons on took 1 spent Chnsbnas on Zanesvolle Nona worsh rp serv1 ce and com • Sunda y School ~ 30 a m . . mun on 10 30 am youth youth and 1un 1or youth serv1 ce Chrostmas donner woth Mr and "1 th her children ' m eetrn g 6 p m Sunday 6 45 p m evenmg worsh1p Mrs Gerald Swar tz and fannly evenrng serv rt e 7 regular Mr and Mrs Doug Boshop 1 30 p m prayer and pra 1se board meet ng th1 r d Satu rday Wednesday 7 :'11'\ n m a t Manetta and v tsoted her son MEIGS and cluldren spen t Chros tmas " 7 p m SILVER to'!UN f REE COOPERATIVE Mr and Mrs Robert Robmson \\llh her pare nts Mr and Mrs RUTLAND COMMUNITY BAPTIST - Rev Ra lph Dea n PARISH CHURCH Sunday Schoo l .10 lOU IS W Osbo rne P&s.tor Sunday Sc hool 10 a m and famoh at Be lpre m the THE UNITED Rn) Harl of Hamden Mtddleport Oh1o 9 30 ann VVors111p serv1ce 11 Leon Mr ller s upl Evenrng Ph 992 2178 220E Ma1n Pomeroy METHODIST CHURCH afternoon a m Wednesday prayer Mr a nd Mrs Asa Jordan of ser\I ICe 7 30 p m Prayer Robert T Bumgarner meetrng 7 30 p m Sunday meet~ng Thursday 7 30 p m Clara F ollrod spent O•rector Moddleporl and Mr and Mrs n1ght worShiP J 30 p m POMEROY CLUSTER CHESTER" t:: HURCH OF Chros trnas Da) "o th her spn RUTLAND CHURCH OF F 0 Whaley of Columbus are RtV CarlE HI<ICS GOO Rev James Sat THE NAZARENE Rev Ml- and Mrs Carleton Follrod leavmg for an tndehmle Sla) 111 tertre ld pastor Sunday Sc hool Rev 0 Wm Sydenstrtcke r L'ltlyd 0 Gr 1 mm J r pastor 9 lO am worShiP servr ce 11 CHESTER - Worshtp 9 IS and Chucko e m Pomero' Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 am F londa the hrst week m a m 6 m even ng serv rce 7 Ch ur ch scnool 10 a m worSh ip 10 30 am Ches ter OhiO Vosotors of Mr and Mrs We F1ll All Doctors Prescr~pt1ons ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 prayer serv1 ce and youtll Mornmg Januan Young peoples sen rce 6 45 serv1ce Wednesday 7 p m 6 nl C~u rch School 10 a m 992 2955 Pomeroy Wolber Parker dunn g the p m EvangeiiSfr c se r v1ce Mr ll o\\ard J.andaker . 97 of FLATWOODS - WorShiP 11 LAN GSVI LLE CHR ISTIA N 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg Chns bnas season \\ere Ed a m Chvrch Scnool tO a m James t O\\ n pc~ s sed away CHURCH Ted Jone5 ser\1 ce 7 lO p m POMEROY WorShip ward Parker Col umbus and pa stor Sun da y school 9 30 MASON COUNTY rec <>nll) The husband of 10 30 a m Church S.C hool 9 15 Meigs County Branch am Roy Srg ma n su p! THE HILAND CHAPEL: Enc and Ra nd) Parker of Maxone Wolson Robonson of am UMYF 6 30 p m rnornmg wo r s h p 10 30 George Casto pastor Sunday ROCK SPRINGS - WorshiP Sunday e\l enlng ser,.r ce 7 30 North Aurora Ill School 9 30" evenmQ wors111p Lakevoe\\ passed a"ay Oct I 10 am Churcn School 9 a m m1d week se rv rce Wed There -.as a famtl) get- an<) George VanZant husband UMYF630pm 7 30 Thursday e\lenmg prayer TWO lOCATIONS nesday 7 30 p m serv1ce 7 30 p m 59 N Second Sf MIDDLEPORT CLUST~R Middleport 0 together and turke) supper a t of Dats) Douglas suffered a MASON I=IRST BAPTIST ....L 296 w. Second Pomeroy Ph 992 3863 Rev Robert Bftmgarner 46 Court St. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Gall1polls, 0. and Pomeroy Sts Stan the home of Mr and Mrs H'EATH - Wors h•p 10 30 THE NAZARENE ' fatal heart attack \<hole Rev Second Crarg pastor Sunda y school a m Ch ur ch Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Wolham Carr and <laughte rs on sho' e hng snO\\ recently Howard C Bla c k pa stor Bob 9 45 a m worshiP serv 1ce 11 ' UMYF 7 p m ' Moore , Sunda y School Supf Chnstmas E\1e ...., tra1n1ng un 10n 6 30 RUTLAND - WorSI'1 1P 9 IS Sunday School cl asses for a ll am Chrosbnas donne r guests of m even rno worsh p serv1ce a m Church Schoo l 10 a m ages 9 30 am mornmg 7p 30 There was a famoh get Mr ""d Mrs Eugene Young UMYF7pm p m M1d week prayer worsh•P 10 45 NYP S Sunday Nat1onw1de Insurance Co of Columbus;rm Grocer1es & Genera l Merrchand1se serv1 ce Wednesday 7 ltl p m together for Chnstmas Eve at S-ALEM CENTER - Wor \\ere D" oght Se ople and 307 Spr1ng Ave Pome• 6 lOp m evangel 1st tc serv ce . Ractne MASON CHURCH OF Ph 949 5772 the home of Clara Follrod and daughter Barbara of Da) ton sh ip 9 a m Church Schoo l 10 Sunday 7 30 p m Mrd week CHRIST. P 0 Box 487 M1ller Dla l992 231B ' am UMY f Thursday 1 p m pr~yer mee-t ng Wednesday St Muon W va Sund a y Nona Robinson Present were and Boll Seople of Ci nconnah SYRACUSE CLUSTER 7 30p m M ss ona r y mee t1ng B1bli!' Study 10 am Worshrp Rev Richara E Jervis second Wednesday 7 lO p m II Mr and Mrs Carleron Follrod and Jerry and wofe, of Da; ton a m and 7 D m Brble Study ASBURY - WorShiP 11 ~ UNITa:o FAITH NON Wednesday ' 7 p m Voca l and Chuckie of Pomeroy Rose Ra) Elhs has returned to his a m Church School 9 so a m DENOMINATIONAL - Rev mUS tC WSCS 1St Tuesday Follrod and Sue Ann of Athens , home somewhat Improved ' FIRST SOUTHERN BAP FOREST RUJt - Worsh ip 9 Robert Sm1th , pastor Sunday SChool 9 30 a m class•leader TIST - Corner of Second and Mr and Mrs Claozy E Folli"od , after beong a medocal pahen l a t a m Cl1urch School 10 a m The F rlendly Folks • I Hil l worsh rp servrce Anderson Masorr Pastor The Finest 1n Mob1le Homes WSCS 3r d Wednesday 7 J() Leo Pomeroy Oh1o Stevoe and Kath) , local, Mr 10 30 a m cllurch 7 30 p m Walter Cloud Sunday school Veterans Memoroal Hospotal pm 1100 E Main Pomeroy Ph 992 7034 9 45 a m worsn rp serv rce 11 UNITED BRETH EDEN and Mrs Gerald Swartz, and MINERSVILLE - WorShiP Hts son Raymond of Texas, REN IN CHRIST - Elden R am and 7 30 p m Weekly l() a m Church School 9 a m three daughters of Manetta, came to help care for hom l Blake pastor Sunday Schoo l B1ble stud y, Wednesday 7 30 WSCS 3r~ Monda y 7 30 p m ' 10 a m Howard McCoy pm Mr a nd Mrs Robert Rob1nson SYRACUSE Churcl1 I. MASON ASSEMBLY OF School 9 30 a m worsh rp supt Mornrng sermon ll a and three childr~n of Belpre m Sunday nrght serv 1ces GOO Second St Mason W servrc;r 7 30 p m Chr 1st ran Endeaver 7 30 p Va Chester Tennant pastor Mr and Mrs Cla or Wliode SOUTHERN CLUSTER Keepsake D1amond Rings m Song serv 1ce 8 p m Sunday school 10 a m Rev Sl!!'ven Wrlson Devoted toMe tgs Mason Area and Corinoe of Corclevolle and Mr and Mrs Lowell Main Sf Pomeroy Ph 992 3785 Preach 1 ng 8 30 p m M,d morn 1 ng worsh ip 11 am 212 E Rev larry Pohng Pomeroy 0 week Prayer meet rng Wed evengehst1c service 7 30 p rn spent a cQUp le of days and Guthroe and three choldren Rev Howud Shtv eley nesday 7 p m , Ray Adams Bible study and prayer serv tee BETHANY tOorciiS) noghts durong the Chrtstmas local , \\ere present Wednesdlly 7 30 p m P11one Worship t 30 a m Church lay leader ' 7735133 season With Mr and Mrs Scnool 10 30 a m Mr and Mrs Chas D Woode •HURCH OF JESUS HARTFORD CHURCH OF CARMEL - Worship 11 CHRIST - Located at RUt land Wilham Carr and daughters , and Nona Robonson attended am 1st and tlrd Sunda ys , on New L1ma Road next to CHRIST rn Chrrst1an Unton his parents at s upper . and the Cluster Hymn Song at the Church School 10 a m Forest Acre Park Rev Ray The Re\1 Wll l•am Campbe ll Sunday Sthool 9 JO " Rouse pastor Robert Mu-sser, ~pastor evemng on Chnstmas day, and Tuppers Plaons UM Chorch m James Hughes. supt 1 _ Pa t nt ~ Plumbmg & EJect neal Supplies APPLE GRBVE - Su n("'a y Sunday Schoo l SUQt Sundly evenmg serv1ce Middleport, Ohro 1 30 p m Tuppers Plam s P.h 61>7 3963 her parents, Mr and Mrs Saturday evenong, Dec 28 schoo l 9 30 am , worSh iP schocl 10 30 am , worsh rp Wedn-esday evenmg prayer and th Iref Sunday 7 30 7 30 P m B1ble study Wed . Robert While at Keno for Mr and Mrs <korge Guthroe pftr.sl m prayer meet.ng , Wed nesday 7 JO p m S•turda y meet1ng 1 30 p m Youft'l r:~rayer serv1ce eacn Tuesda y Chnslmas donner were guests of Mr and Mrs nesday 7 3() p m Fellowsh ip nrght pra'ftr ser\11 ce 1 30 ll m FAIRVIEW BIBLE supper t Saturda y 6 p m HE ML0 CK G R0 V E Mr and Mrs George Guthroe Chas D Woode , Sunda) U M W firS CHURCH , Letart , W Va Rt second Tuesday 7... 30 CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson 1 Rev George Hosch ar • ~d theJJ" children and grandevemng pm pastor Rav Whaley supt pa stor Sunday Schoo l 9 JCJ 1'. Morn 1 ng worShtp 9 30 a m children (o- Chnstmas donner Bur ld lng Svppl1es !1. Custom Mil lwork Rev and Mrs Meece of am Prayer and B1ble st udy Sal e m St EAST LETART - SundA y churcn school 10 l O a m Ph 742 395 ' I, , Ph 992 397B , 7 30 p m Co ttage Pr "ve r Mr and Mrs Paul Perry and young p~ple s meet.ng 6 JO Servtee Tuppers Plams -.ere calhng on school 9 30 a m worsh tp Rutland • Tu ~ day 10 a m second and fourtn Sunday 7 30 p m evening worsh IP 7 30 . . three choldren of near · Belpre lhos voc moly on Froda y Worsh 1p Serv 1ce Thursda y ' l I cm prayer meeW'g.. : W~d P m B1ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m f" -;( Alji·ed ALFRED - ~ 7 JO p m ACTt!AtLV t'M FINE• 8!!T 50MBJNE COUlD ~'" .11£ A nSTEO ~IS'!! .Y.ilffiN IF ~E ~TeP TO �•I 1 ' I 6- The Daily Sentmei,MlddleiJ<'rt-P omeroy, 0 , Frod.ty Jmo"3 1975 1 ' POMEROY , POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H P err in pa s to r Rov Ma y er Sun day sc hoo l sup t C h u r c h SCh OOl 9 15 a 1, wor sh p serv 1ce 10 24 a m You th c ho1 r day 3 30 p m r e het~rs a l Mon un d er d r ee l on of M a ry Sk n ner se n 10 1 c t10 r 7 JO p m Thur s (idy reh ear s a l wrth M n, t ee tor Pa u N l• as~ d 't POMEROY CHURC H OF THE NAZARENE Cor n er Un .... ., an d M ul b err y Re v Ct voe V H en der son pas tor Sun da y sc hoo l 9 30 a m Gl en M c C lung su pt mo r n ng worSh ip 10 30 it m ev en.ng serv rce 1 30 m1d w ee k ser v 1ce W ed ne sday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - 'T he Rev H aro l d D ee tl'l rector .C hurch se r v •ce s 10 30 a m Ho l y co mm unron f 1r st m unda y or m onth chur c h sc hOo l 10 JO • a m v POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST - Ro ber t K uhn pa stor Wrl l a m Wa t so n •Sunr:tay sc hool supf Su nday school 9 30 am a vF 6 fl m B'1b le st udy We dn esda y 7 p m cho1r orac t1ce Wer<ne sday 8 JO p m POMERV ' WESLEYAN H0 LINE S ~ C11! U R C H - De ll Ma n ll'y Pa s tor Hen r y Ebl in Sunday Sc hool Su p ! Sunday Sctl OOI Q 30 a m Even mg wors h p 1 30 p m Pr a yer and Pra se servr ce Tnursoay 7 JO t;.~ar r sonv rl l e R ev 0 p m S YRACU S E F IR ST J"' HURCH OF GOD R~v Geo• qt 0 ler pa s lor S1nda y sc hool ~ 15 am mor n ng pre a c hnq 11 a n cv 1noe lr sl rc se r,. rce 7 10 P 11 1Pr "\ yf' r , t t 110 Tl1 ur<, c1ity J[l p I for nu rse ry t hrOUQh 12 t'UMER OY WESTSIDE POMEROY CHURC H 0~ CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Marn St J cr• y Paul C HR t ST T e r r e ll G r o n 1n g e r m n r5 te r Ph one 99'1 766ft pastor B be sc t~ ool 9 30 a m Co n se- rvatrv e non worsh p 10 JO am ad u l l Instrum e- nta l Su nd a y wor shrp worsh p ser v cc and youn g peop le 5 meet1ng 7 30 p m 10 a rn Brble study 11 am Com b1n ed Brb le stud y and wor St1•P 6 p m Wedne sday pr a yer mec trng Wed nesd a y B1 ble study 7 p m 7 30 p ll MIDWAY COMMJ,.I NITY TH E SALVAT ION ARMY CHURCH !non En,.o y Ray W W n rng off 1ce r denom nattonal l LanQ Sv1lle m charg e Sunday 10 am DeKter Road the Re\1 Worley Ho 11 ness m ee t~ng 10 30 am Hal ey pa stor Sunday school Sunday 5c lioo l Young Peoples 10 a m e\len rng worsh p 7 JO Leg1on 7 p m Thursday 1 to J p m Prayer meet1n9 om l adres Home l eague 7 Tuesd4y 7 30 p m youth group Fr rday. 7 30 p m p m Pr ep c la sses FREEWILL RUTLAND ST PAUL LUT HER AN BAPTIST Roger Turner CH UR CH Co rn er ot Syca mo r e ptt stor Su nday sc hool 10 a rn and Sec ond Sts Po 11c roy Th e , Su nday e\l enmg ser\lrc e 1 30 Re,. 'All ram M Odleswa r th Wed nesday B1b te study 7 30 Pa sto Sund rt 'l Scnool at 9 J5 pm am d C ur cl S v ces 1I am OLO DEXTER BIBLE SACRED HEART - Re v CHRISTI AN ct-tURCI:f Re\1 FMh er P t~ul D W li on ra stor Ron Te rry pas tor Sunday Ph o ne 991 7 815 S 1tu rday sc hoo 10 a m Mrs Worley eve-nrng Mass 7 30 Sunday F ran c rs s up err nt e n de nt Mass 8 an r! 10 a m Con Morn 1ng wor sh 1p I I a m tess 1on Stt tur day 7 7 30 p m Sun day e \l enmg ser vr ce 7 30 GRAHAM UNITED M ET HOO I ST Pr e ac h1 ng 9 30 a m l rrs t and second Sundays of ea ch month lh1rd and fourth Sunda ys e a ch month worsh rp serv. ce at 7 30 p m WedneSd9\f ev en rfigs a t 7 30 Pray er and Br bi P <; t 1f'iv SEVENT H DAY AD VENT" IST Mu tt> er rv He ght 5 Pome r oy Pa s tor Gr rard Seton Sa bba th 5ch ool e very Satu r day a t 1 p m a nd I worSh iP se r \lrce lo llow rng ol t 3 15 p rn Qpp n Brb le d scuss on 7 30 p m at fhe chur ch ea ch Thu r sday FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST - 18'1 Mul berr y Ave Pom e rov attr lratc d wd ll S 13 C tA-e Rev r r ed H 11 pas tor Trov Zw lll ng Sun oay sc hool sup! Sunda y scnool Y 30 am morn rng wor sn rp 10 '1 0 S un d a~ evan q e ltS 1r c meet ng 7 30 p m Prayu mroc1 nq Nl"dnesn av 7 30 n m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Corner Fou r !~ and Man Mtddleport Re v Henry Key Jr pa stor Sunday Sch ool 9 JO a m Mrs Erv1n Baumgar d ne r supt Morn1ng wor snrp 10 45 a m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES Larry Car nanan presldrn g m nrs ter Sundily Brble lee lu re 9 JO a m Watchtow er study 10 30 am Tuesday ' Brble study 7 30 p m Thurs d ,ly m•ors try school 7 30 pm ser\l rce meet ing 8 30 Pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Ct'lrr$t 10 Cllnst1an Unron Lawren ce Manley pas to r Mrs Russell Young Sunday Schoo l Supt Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am E\lenrng wor sh p 7 30 Wednesday prayer meet~ng 7 30 p m • l 7- The Daoly SentlneJ, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Fr1day, Jan 3, 1975 nesda y l, 30 p rn ~ U M w .f r.> t W ~d n es day 7 30 pm WESLEYAN (Rac•nc l Sunday 5c t1oo l 10 a rn worsh p 11 ., Ill B1bl e study Thursday 7 p m c hor r pr.1ctrce Thursday 8 p m I 1 ows hr p sup pe r frrs"'t Wedne sday 6 JO p m u M w fourt h Monclrt y 8 p m GREAT BEND - Wor shrp I I 2nd and .dt h Su nday s Chu rch School 10 a m LETART FALLS - Wor shrp 10 a m Church sch ool 9 a m Brble st udy 7 J O p m every TI.J esd ay MOR~ING STA R - Worsh p 9 30 am Churc h Schoo l 10 30 a m Mtd W ee k Serv. ce Wedn esd ay 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL - Wor 5hp 11 a m l s t and 3rd S t.~ n da y s Ch ur ch School 10 am a m PORTLAN 0 - Wor sh p 7 30 m Ch vrch Sc hool 9 J O a m SU TTON - WorshiP 11 a m 2nd and 4th Sundays • Ch ul'" ch Sc hool 10 a m NORTHEAST CLU S'J'ER Rev Robert Meece Re- v Stan ley Brandum JOPP A - Wor 5hlp 10 a m Chur ch Sc hoo l 9 am Pray er Me etrng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Chur ch ser\lr ces ~ a m Sunday Sc hool 9 45 tt m B•b le Study e"'ery Thu rsda y 7 30 p m NOR TH BETHEL - Wor s.h1p 11 a m Churc h Sc hoo l 10 p am MT UNION BAPTIST Rev ce c1l Co;~~ pastor Svnd ay Sc hoo l sup t Joe Sayr e Sunday scnoo l ~ ot S 6 m Sunday evenrng worShiP 7 30 Wedn esday prayeL and Br ble study 7 JO p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CH URCH Eug ene Und erwo od past or Howa rd Caldw ell Jr Sunday School Sup! Su nd a y Schoo l 9 30 a m Morr.11 ng Se rmon 10 30 am Su nda y ev en ng se rvrce 7 p m LETAR T FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Re v Freeland Norr s pastor Floyd Norr• s sup! Sunday 5c hool 9 30 a m morn ng sermon 10 30 am Prayer ser\l rce Wedne sday 7 ~J 0 p m Social 'Votes 9 45 a m CHES HIRE CHURCH OF GO O OF PROPHECY - G P Sm rth pa stor Sunday School 10 a m Art hur Hen son Supt MO!'nrng Wor ShiP I I am Young Peoel e ... servrc e 7 p m Even ng ser\11Ce 7 31} p m Wednesday Mrd Week Prayer 'Serv tc e 7 30 p m Youth meet.ng 6 30 p m Even1n9 wor sh p 7 30 p m CHE STER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Re\1 He rbert Gr ate pa sto r War Sh•P se rv1ce 11 a m and 7 JO p m Sunday Sunday School 9 30 am Richard Barton supt Prayer meetmg Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRI ST - Cl if ford Sm1th mm ster Sunday Scnool 9 30 am mo r ~ ng ch urch 10 30 a m Sunday even1ng serv 1ce 7 30 p m Wedn esday servrce 8 9 OQ-Rockfbrd F1les 3,4 15 S1x M1ll1on Dollar Man 6 13 Masterp1ec;e Theatre 20 Bonn 1e Ratl t & Paul Butte rft e ld 33 10 OO- Pol1ce Woman 3 4 15 AB~ New s Closeup 6 13 News 20 Paul Nuch 1ms 33 11 00-News 3 4 6 B 10 1315 ABC News 33 11 3D-Johnny Carson 3 4 15 W1de World In Concer t 13 f!Aovte A St ud y tn Terror" 6 Movte Twtst Around the Clock ' 8 Mov1e ' Is land of Lost Women ' 10 Janak1 33 DO-M1dntghf Spec 1al J 4 15 Don K1rsh ne r s Rock Concert 6 ~-jl-,.-t----,.;~M:.'o~~V~I~e i•The Curse oft he Mumm y s Tomb 10 News 13 : 1 Fame 1s the Na me ofthe Game 4 4 OO- Mov 1e Doctor Blood s Coffin 4 5 JO- Mov1e Those Endeanng Young Charms 4 SATURDAY JANUARY 4, 197S 3D--Fun for Everyone 6 TV Class room 8 Treehouse Club 10 Kentucky Afield 13 7 00-Saturday Reoorl J A... re 6 Treehouse Club 8 World Around Us 10 In Tou ch 13 7 Jll-J abberwocky 3 Farm Front 4 Edd1e Sau ~der s 6, Abbott & Costeflo B Ma n from COS t 10 LasSie 13 Sesame St 20 8 00-Addam s Fa m1ly 3 4, IS Yog1 s Gang 13 Jabbe rwocky 6 Speed Buggy B. Popeye 10 B Jll-Wheeloe & Chopper Bunch 3,4, 15, Bug s Bunny 13 Speedra cer 6 Scooby Doo B MISter Rogers 20 9 00- Em ergency Plus 3,4 15 Hong Kong 6.13 Jeann1e B 10 Sesame St 20 9 31l-Run Joe Ryn 3 4 IS Adventu res of Gil ligan 13 . B1g Blue Marbl e 6, Pattr~dge Fam1ly 8 10 10 00-Land of the Lost 3,, 15., Devlin 6 13 Valley of the Dmosaur s B, 10 Elec Co 20 10 31l-Stgmund 3 41S Korg 6,13 Shazam B.IO Wal sh's An1ma ls 20 II OO-P1nk Panther 3 4, IS Super Fnends 6 13, Harlem Globetrotters B,IO Carrascolendas 20 II Jll-Star Trek 3,4 15. Hudson Brothers B 10 Zoom 20 12 00-Jetsons 3.4 These are I he Days 6, 13, U S of Ar ch1e B 10 Bread & Butterfl1es 20 12 Jll-Bob Dan1els Basketball 3 Ame n can Bandstand 6.13 Go 4,15, Fat Albert B, 10 , I 00-Soul Tram 3 College Basketball 4.8 IS , Chlldrens Film Fest1val 10 , 1 31l-Wally s Workshop 6, Other People other Places 13 2 00- Thrlllseekers 3 J1mmy Dean 6 Movoe • Knock on Wood ' 10 To Be Announced 13 2 31l-Super Bowl Highlights 3 Pro Bowlers Tour 13 other People, other Places 6 3 00-Col lege Basketball 3, Bonanza 4 College Basketbal l 8, Untamed World 6, College Basketball 15 3 30- NFL Championship Games 6 Movie 'To be Announced 6 SCORPIO ( Oct 24-Nov MEIGS TIRE CENTER HEINERS BAKERY ""·'" RACINE FOOD MARKET M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER , NOM'H iDI ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION • I " • ~ • WEST EAST • 82 9 J 10 B 5 t A7 tQS J <lo A 1063 <~oJ 6 7 5 2 " MARK V STORE GAUL'S MARKET SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY . - ~~~ - P. J. PAULEY, AGENT WAID CROSS SONS STORE , KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. POWELL'S SUPER VALU TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE CARPENTER'S MARKET . ' THE DAILY SENTINEL RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE RACINE PLANING MILL . ' ! I .. GEMINI (Moy 21 -Juno 201 .. trust ng natwe O\lerrule your pra.c t1Cal judgment whe re lr1ends- and llnances are con earned lode}! 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TO MAKE A HIT LONGFELLOW One letter almply etanda for another. In thla aample A Ia used for the three L'a, X for the two O's. etc. Sinale letters. ar,oatrophea, the ltnlfh and formation of the wordl are oil b ala Each day the eodelotlera are different CRYPTOQUOTE DYCORGDQY DC Now arranre the drcled letten to form the •urpnte an1wu. u TRJ su1reattd by the abon cartoon NDFDYM LQEOJY'G HNDPWF TW L,.QEOJY'G • FQ SWWH RYQY Yeltei"day's Cryptoqaote: ( 4n•wen tom•"ow) "~•1..-rdl). J umbl"'' I 'r'fS LITTU l!kJT 'm! FlU.OW euu.v WONT 'YU.l. I!NOU~· ......1) N(fl'IOW TO W~lcM TMIS• r"v! oor -.. SOUTH W"IT AANII!!• ABIDE NATAL FRENZY OBLIGE An•wrr \t~lllu fmtl '""' lllf N x ""men,., ' - "A GAIN'' GOOD HABITS ARE MUCH EASIER TO GIVE UP mAN THE BAD ONES.- W SOMERSET MAUGHAM (C) ltfC 11:1. . Pootuno IJlldlato, lne.) I """" aw.v LIVIII:05 1 II ~~T ,._ """'~' -· ., 7 2 +8 6 2 "'9 4 Bo th 'llu lnerable \\ es1 North East South CAPTAIN EASY + Pass Pass l• W~ENE\ISR P~lhJCE~6 JAgMIN Wt~HE5o TO 1 Pass Pass 4• OUil ..Jf:T Pass IS R:fAD Y TAk:E OFF- &Y rHE8!ARP OF rHEPROPHE-T! Opentn g lea d- 5 • By Oswald & James Jacoby The oldest player fmally Dbtamed the floor on the story; tellmg sessoon He started out • with • Dod any of you ever get "' set because a fmesse was nghP 1 The sta rt was a good one so the old man was allowed to con• tmue Here IS hos ha nd and the s tory There was nothmg wronc woth my four-spade contract ~ After East took hos ace of clubs and led the suot back I wasted ; 'Hrl tome I pulled trumps and led _ a doamond towa rd dummy West also wasted no tome • He rose woth the ace and played • 'The sox of hearts All or a s udden I had a proble m Could West be leadmg away fmm the kong ? If East he ld the kong I could onsure m) contract oy ros mg ,with dumm y s ace of hea rts , leadong the queen of hearts an~ throwong East on It looked hke the thmg to do lmd I dod ot But West produced the kong and led a low doamond It dodn't matter what l dod at that stage of the proceedongs l was goong down !M " SI AI Hl HHHil HISfo AS.'iN I LIL ABNER BORN WSER 'lltlm~ ~ /. ~ ()) 1\*' SUf'SR E!CJWL. ~ WINNIE ALLEY OOP 80 l!LLOOMA BfSI'DE~ I C..a.N USE .. ll-115 CI.IERSiZED "'-'<Sf 10 CAIIRr' MY IMTTlONLY OOT• OFTOWN llUYER lVPE' UTTlf ~~"IN l An1!iR THI! ~0 GIRL DtSAFFU\RIIO, l FISUDD 11-l'li ~Wo~e w~~« 'IOU 010 ABOUT 'lH' WATI!R HOt..~ ••• • The boddong has been Wesl Norlb Easl • Pass Pass Pa ss l?ass 1t Pa ss 3t Pass 4t Pass 4 N T • Pass 3 Soulh '"' J 4 4• ? You Sooth hold TODAV"S QUESTION • Instead of b1ddmg four daamonds )'OUr partner' has bJd four spades over your three spades What do ;:ou do now" ' I 34 • K1643 9 A2 t 9 + AK732 Wb•t do you do now ' .- A.-Bid fin beans Your parmer its used BlackwOod and •' ts up tl ~u to respoDd corr«tly • BARNEY 00 'Qo () nil1l 1% Baptized Horne CJ . [J I wcts.) (3 40 Chanteuse TARRMtl 11 45-Movte ' Ass1gnment Terror)' 13 " - pine 19 Gannent 01 llii'IMI.-It~.--,....-, .l (T ~ J • Pad.flc 3 Blandl.!h ; II 31l-Bob Newhart B, 10 00-Carol Burnett 8,10, Biography 33 3hBarenborm on t;!eethoven 33 00-News 3,4,B,IO , ABC News 6 13 Don K~rshner s Rock Concert 15, Janakl 33 15--Movle 'The Bloody Vamp1re • 6, News 13 Jll-Mov le 'To D1e m Paris' 3. Movie 'To K1ll a Mockmgb~rd' 4, Movie " Sabnna" B Movie The Tempest" Jon 4, 1175 locomotive l ns4.'ramhle thest four Jumbl n nne lt'tler to t>aeh square, to form four urdmar) \loords oo-Treasure Blrthdey - Two friends- will pull strings for you from bet)lnd-the scenes thts year to help you advanc e vour alms and ambrtlons Remember to g1ve th erp recognitiOn for thetr efforts d ~r ect lO Candlenut nwnerous meces and nephews, MY true feelongs would be "sworn by mvltation only next summer'") - H DEAR HELEN Maybe otbers can be warned by my expenence Two weeks before we were to be married, my fiance and I made a trip to Canada The airline assured lllj!, when I told them he was a citizen or Turkey, that all he'd need would be a passport We enJoyed our trip, but when they checked us at customs, they asked for my future husband's visa He didn't have one, and the officer wouldn't let him return with me to the Untied States' He had to go to the US consul on Montreal and apply for one and that took six weeks He couldn't work m Canada, so I had to send money for his support Though I complamed to our Congressman, he was sUII detaoned To your readers who are not CJttzens of the U S - don't travel outsode tbe country without a vtsa You might be stuck there ' - BRIDE WHO HAD TO WAIT Your PISCES (Feb 20- Morch 20) 17 "Ecce-" Hunt 3 Lawrence We lk 4,1S Hee Haw 6 B 525,000 Pyramid 10 Newsmaker '74, World Press 33 7 30-Jeopardy 3, Anrmal World 10, Bobby Goldsboro 13 8 00-Emergency 3,4, 15 ABC Theatre 6, 13, All ln the Family B. 10 Black Perspective on the News Specia l 33 B 31l- Frlends & Lovers B.IO 9 00-Mov1e 'The Log of the Black Pearl' 3,4, IS, Mary Tyler Moore B.IO , Drink Drank Drunk 33 9 m1JC. bu s 1n ess w1th pleasure because !he resull s w111 be dtsastrous 1f you try Keep the I ne between the two clearly dtv1ded 1 fr om vou should attend to ln order to part l~ lpale 1n fun and games w1th th em of DEAR HELEN Last July my husband and I purchased a lovely b1g swlilliillllg pool From the day we moved on till ended, my seven ststers, !bell" husbands and children day m and day out, to sworn We were always hosting and catenng to them But now the sworn season ts gone, we never see them - they don't even bother to call I haJe II> admit 11, bull can depend on frtends more than on my own family , I love my ststers, but how can I get It across that I don' t love theJJ" thoughtlessness' - D T A DEAR D: Why don't you tell 'em' After all, ststers should be able to express theU" true feelings (And if I had seven Sisters, plus seven brothers-on-law, plus 7 SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Doc 21) You re gomg to let your ~ou Pats v.111 diss uade .tak lng care of responslblhl les •KQ9753 .,. K&C JEWELERS theH s ho uld e rs ISSuing a barrage of orders Don 221 Don t use mform a!}Orf told you rn confidence to another s diS ad\lantage It would be l1k e open•ng Pandora s bO)( susplc1ous AQUARIUS (Jon 20-Fob 11 J' ~==~?-----L~IT~T1~L~E~O~R~P~H~A~N~A~N~Niii~B~-~·~E~~VE~R~I~A~Y D~I·E~!. .._._._ "'" • 6 9 K 964 3 you want to )!;eep subord•nates happy today don t sta re ov er DEAR HELEN I have been havmg an affall" With a marr1ed man The problem ts, I am also a man He won't leave his wife and children, and expects me to keep thts a bog secret Since "gay ts good" nowadays, I feel I have a right to happmess. HIS wife doesn't love hom I do Should I have a talk with her and try to won him for myself alone'- HIDDEN DEAR HIDDEN A talk w1th thts man's wif~ may break up the marrtage, but 1t won 't "won him for yourself alone " Even if he moved on temporarily, AC-DC types aren '11ong on faithfulnes s - H P S And "good gays" don't steal husbands 1- H LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE OOG-- <~oK Q BETSY ROSS BAKERY SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT 3 • A J 10 4 III AQ .KJ I094 ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. SMITH NELSON MOTORS THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. " • •• DEAR HELEN ' I received an mv1tation to a ·Greenback Shower" for a br1de-to-be What's your oplnoon of thos obvtous mope) grab? RELUCfANT TO CONTRIBUTE DEAR RELUCTANT What's the difference whether you gove a goft, or money In buy a gift? Actually , greenbacks are easoer than shoppmg and duplicate presents no problem Why quibble ' - H P S But when you ask a brode where she's regostered, and she says, "At the bank" - tha t s gomg a bot far 10 To finesse or not to finesse? I" ARIES (Moreh 21-Aprll 18) Bride Cottoos to Bread 11 11 WIN AT BRIDGE INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE GOEGLEIN READY MIX - 4 00-Hula Bowl 6,13 College Basketball 4, Making Things Grow 33 ' 31l-Sewlng Ski ll s 33 5 00-Bonanza 3 H1gh School Bowl B Women's Pro Bowlmg 10 To Be Announced 15, A B1t w1th Kn 1t 33 5 31l-News B; Spr~ng Street USA 15, Course of our T1mes 33 6 00-News 3 10, Lawre nce Welk 8, A Look at the tlook 1S, Catch 33 33 6 31l-NBC News 3,4 15 CBS News 10 Zoom 33 • S•lurdliy - Jan 4, 1975 By Helen Bolte] 10 10 II 10 . Us • .• • +++ 1 HarrisonviUe Society T\rews • TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) II Television Log · Merv Gnfftn <1 Andy Grrff1lh 8 Mrs ter Roger s) Ne1ghborhood 20 33 Raymond Burr 13 5 31)-New 6 Bever ly H1llb1ll 1es 8 Hodg<:pOdge Lodge 20 Tra1ls Wesl IS Elec Co ~3 6 00- New$ 3 4 B JU 13 15 ABC News 6 Elec Co 20 Pe e sona ltty & Behav1oral Development !3 6 31l- NBC News 3 4 IS ABC News 13 Bew1lched 6 CBS News B 10 Zoom 20 7 00-Truth or Cons 3,4 , Bowl 1ng lor Do llars 6 WCHS TV Report 8 Av1al1on Weather 20 33 Jtmmy Dean 13 I py 15 7 30- Porter Wagoner J Masquerade Party 4 New Cand1d Camera 6 Pop Goes the Coun try 8 Treasure Hunt 10 To Tell the Trulh 13 Bla ck Perspecttveon the News 20 33 B 00-Sanlord & Son 3,4 W'Kung Fu 6 13 Mov 1e Ch1tty Chilly Bang Bang 8 10 Washmgton Week 111 Re v1ew 20 33 Wa ll Sl reel Wee k 20 33 ' 1 .. Your 1deas are far better than the tec llmQues you lt use to try to 1m plement them Careful or you II rub othe rs the wrong • wa y overly Cll\rcat ol work o r se r v1ces pertormod lor you by othe rs ThiS attitud e w111 not In s p~re them to pe rform their bost el1o•h VIRGO (Aug 23-Sopt 22) You r budg et •sn t elastiC' enough at the pres ent to meet your obllgaftons and cater to your 1ndulgent wh1ms at the sam e time LIBRA (Sept 23.Qct 23) You te nd to se rv e yo ur se ll llllereSIS now Without hS\IInQ adequate regard lor the needs of others 5 00- FBI 3 SUnday school ea c h Sunday preachrng a t 11 a m ea ch Sunday P r ayer me et n g 7 45 p m Wednesday W5CS 8 p m P m on lh rrd Tuesday each mon th LAUREL CLIFF FREE REED SVILLE - Sunday METHODIST - Rev Floyd school 9 30 preach ng 7 30 F Shook pas tor Lloyd p m Sunday prayer meet1ng WrrQh l Sund ay sc ho ol sup! 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS 7 JO Sun day schoo l 9 30 a m MT MORIAH CHUR C H OF f n.t T-hur sday each month morn rng wo rshrp 10 30 am GOO - Rac rn e Rou t e '1 the SIL:VER RIDGE L WorShiP eventng worstl rp 7 30 p m Rev James M Mun cy pastor 10 a m Chur ch School 9 a m Wed nesd a y., Ch r s tr an Youth Sunday school 9 45 a m TUPP ERS. PLAINS Cr us ad e 6 30 p m Chorr morn1ng worsh rp I I am Worsh rp 9 a m Chur c h pra c t1 ce Th ur sda y 7 p m Schoo l 10 am eve ning worshrp 7 30 p m Sunday F'rayer meeting Tuesday 7 30 KENO CHURCH OF DEXTER CHURCH OF Whole the attore here os a bol more formal, thos • I John p m Young peoples meetmg CHR.IST - George F reder1ck CHRIST - Chttrl es Russell I l -4 scene c ould be Coney Island Everywhere the 7 30 tr m Thu rsday sup t Servrce weekly 9 30 am Sr m nrster Norman C W1ll on Sunday Preachrng frr st and s up! Sund ay sc hoo l 9 30 beaches are crowded' MIDDLEPORT FIRST th1rd Sundays of month by a m l worshrp ser v1 ce 10 30 Monday BAPTIST - Corner S xth and Cl ifford Sm lh 9 30 am a m Brb e study Tuesday • I John We don' t know what brongs penguons together Pa l mer the Rev Steve HOBSON CHRISTIAN 7 30pm 1 5 7 Skaggs pastor Danny on such number, but where people are con UNION - DarreJI Ooddrr/1 REORGANIZED CHURCH Thompson Sunday sc hoo l sup! pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 OF JESUS CHRIST OF Tuesday WMPO rad o program 7 45 earned ot's the quest for recreation. am Leonard G1lmore f1r st LATTER DAY SAINTS am Sunday sc hO~ I 9 15 am • I J ohn el der even 1ng se r v1ce 7 30 Port land Rae ne Road Jnterestong word RE -creatoon as of the morn 1ng worsh1p 10 15 am 2 9-12 Wednesday prayer Wrll•am Roush pa stor Denny Youth ac tr\lrtres a nd fellow sh p p m work of God al lhe beg1nnong of t1me has to be E'llans Sund ay Sc hoo r for 1Un1or and sen or h1gh meet1ng 7 JO p m ~ Wednesday MT MORIAH CHUt<CH OF D1re ctor Sunday SchOol 9 30 students 6 p m Brb le study done over aga1n man, the creature, needong • I J ohn 7 30 p m Mrd week prayer GOD - Ra cme Rou te '1 The am Mo rn 1ng worsh p 10 JO to be created agaon Rev Char les Hand pastor _ am Sun day even ng serv ce 7 4 18-21 serv1 ce Wednesday 7 30 p m 1 Sunday s c hoo l 9 115 a m p m Wednesday e venmg morn1n9 worshrp 11 am orayer serv•ces 7 30 p m Physocally recreatoon omploes a restoratoon of Thursday CHURCH OF CHRIST E\len rn g serv1ces Tuesday and BETHLEHEM BAPTIST • Matthew energy and votal oty lhrough refreshong dlverMrddleport 5th an d Marn Frrday 1 30 R E S BEARWALLOW RIDGE e \1 ar hu le r pa s tor Geo rg e ~ Glaze m 1n rster 2 16 17 soons Stmday School attendance on Mr and Mrs Frank Graves Jam es s neets supermtend erlf CHURCH OF C:HRIST - Bible Wor shrp se rvi Ce 9 30 am Study ~ 30 am mo rn mg Sunday sc hOo l 10 30 a m Fnday Dec 29 was 47 The offermg of Sl John Mo ch , brought Guy B1b le sci10QI 9 30 a m But the 1dea has sporotual omplocatoons j'IOrth worsh p 10 30 a m even rng Sunda)' e ven1ng serv ces 7 30 mornin g worsh1p 10 30 am 1 • II Thessalomans was $23 30 Worshop servoces Bolon home after a three month even1ng worshrp 1 30 p m p m Brb le study and prayer 0 ponde r ong The Sunday mornong a famoly deW worshiP 6 3 Pm 2 13-17 were held at 11 o'clock wtth the prayer service 7 p m Wed B ble Study 7 30 p mednesday se- rv ice Thur sdav 7 30 p m vosot woth the Gr aves votes to worshop os a tome of recreatoon It does nesda\1 MT OLIVE CHURCH Krngsbu ry J.toad Sunday Rev Meece speakong from Saturday Mr and Mrs Larry Clark MIOOLEPORT CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday Schoo l Sc hool 9 30 am Ralph Car l m o re for lhe soul than lhe crowded beaches • Isaoa h John 17 1-3 on How Well Do I and two g or ls of Chester were OF THE NAZAREN E - Re v 10 am W1th Wrllard P19Qtl supt Wors hrP serv ce 10 30 can do for the body and mond Don Col e- pastor Alfr e d sup t Evange i1 Sir c message am and 7 JO p m a lte rnately 42 l 4 Kn ow My Father? • At- donneo and supper gues ts Rus che! Sunday School s upl eacn Sunday C\lenmg 7 30 p m Prayer mee ting Wednesday In c Stra 9burg V grn a tendance wa s 23 off e nn g Chro stmas o( the Robert ~ unday school 9 30 a m by E lder Russe ll Cl rne 7 30 p m Rev Jay St les morn1ng worShiP 10 30 am m1n1ster of th e ApostO liC Fa1th pastor $17 01 Pledges $20 Clarks Sunday evangelrsh c me etrng B1b le Study Wednesday 7 30 OltJ DE XTER C9N 7 30 p m prayer me etrng L> nn Hecox a nd t"' o sons of Mr and Mrs Rex Artx have Wednesday P m GREGAT IONAL CHURCH 7 30 p m STIVERSVILLE COM Mr s Worl ey Fran crs Sunday Burlington l o"a. ha ve been purchased a 70xl4 foot tra oler MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday SC hOOl supt Sun day sc hool 10 vosoting relaloves and fn e nds tn a nd are settong ol up on theor lot sc hool se rv1ce 10 am Prayer am W1th the hope ot w oll , on some measure . foster and help susta ol'l.._thaf THE UNITED PRES meet.ng Thursday 7 p m BYTERlAN MINISTRy thos vocomty wh1ch osgood m famoly and commun1ty Jofe, th1s feature os sponsored by here LONG BOTTOM OF MEIGS COUNTY , Ow lght Sunday evenmg servi ce 7 p m Chns tmas season guests of CHRISTIAN Mr Robert ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST fh e bus mess f1rm s and organozatoons whose names appear below Mr and Mrs Robert Gobson L za ,.1tz Pastor D1rector - Pome-roy Harrrsonvrlle Wya tt pa stor Sunday Schoo l HARRISONVILLE Mr and Mrs Vere Swartz have and Robm of Columbus spe nt supt Ronald Osborne B ble Sund ay Church Sc hool 9 30 Road Rrck Morri SOn pastor been Mr a nd Mo s Rochard Chrosunas wtth the Bob Alkores am Mrs Hom er Lee s., pt Sunday sc hoo l sup t StE.>ven School 9 30 a m preact1mg Stanl ey s unday sc hool 9 30 10 .:t5 a m E\len rn g serv 1ces Swartz and two sons of ,md Mrs Vorgoma Burke was a Morn ng WorshiP 10 lO a m morn ng wor ship and 7 30 p m MIDDLEPOR1 Sunday am Ravenna, Oho o 10 30 am dmner guest Chu rch School 9 lOa m John comm un1on HYSE LL RUN FREE Sunday evenrn g you th METHODIST F Fu ltz .S uj:} t Morn 1nQ Garner G nffon s pent CHURCH Donner guests of Ava Golke; Chr 1s t an End ea vor 6 30 p rn Worship IU 30 a m Re v Paul Nev111e pastor Chrostmas on Colwnbus woth recently were Mr a nd Mrs H worsh1p serv rce Su nday 7 30 Sunday SYRACUSE Morn1ng Schoo_l_9 30 a m Wedn es day even 1ng ip 9 1!1 m • Sund&y p m his son on law and daughter D ' Golk e; and Joe; of Worsh ser\1 ce 10 30 am prayer meet rng and Brb e Mornrng Church School 10 a m Mrs youtn ser,.1ce 6 45 p m 700 E Dla l 992 2101 study 7 30 o m and gra ndson Mr and Mrs Bakers of Good Bread Columbus a nd Kathy Jordan of Sam pson Ha ll Supt Evangelrslrc serv ce 7 30 p m Pomeroy ST JOHN LUTH E RAN Huntmgton W Va Cl1arles 0 BrJen and Kevm PrayE.'r meetrng Thur, sday Albany CHURCH Prne Grove The 7 lO p m Chns tmas Day guests of Mr Rev Wrll am Mrdd esw arth Mr and Mrs F 0 Whale; RUTLAND CHURCH OF Pa stor Chur ch Servrces 9 30 a nd Mrs E rnes t Taylor were and Chop and Anne Whaley of GOO - Phillip Wh tley pastor FREEDOM GOSPEL a rn Sund a y Sc hool 10 30 am Sunday sc hool 10 a m MISSION - Ba ld Knobs Rev theor c holdren and grand- Columbus spent a couple days Ut<ADHVRY CHURCH OF worShiP serv1ce 7 p m R Gluesencamp pastor CHR 1ST B1ble Sc l1ool 9 30 L ' hildren, Mr a nd Mrs Loyd woth Ava Golk ey Pra yer meetmg Wedne sday Roger W11fred Sr Sun da y am morn tng wor shiP 10 30 1 30 p m Mmor Repatrs & Tune up The Store wtth A Heart D1lhnger and Kathy a nd Rocky am Su nda y even ng WorShiP School Sup t Sund ay School Chrostmas ca llers of A\a 9 30 am Sunday even1ng Beech & Locust Moddle port Ser v1 ce 7 30 p m cho rr Phone 949 3342 Raf me <i Shade, Condy Cover t of Golkey were Mr and Mrs worSI11P 7 30 Pr ayer m eet mg practice Sunday and Wed Ph 992 2366 Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Nelsonville. Mr and Mrs Chnlon 'G olkey of Albany HAZEL COMMUNITY nesd a y 7 p m prayE.>r meet ng Deeter class leader Youth and B1b le Study Wednesday CHURCH - Near Long Bot Cha rl es Tay lor and three meetrng Wednesday 7 30 Karen of Athens , Tad Gtlkey tom E!tll Hart pastor Roy 7 30 p m p m Ern es t Dee ter leader • daughters of London ANTIQUITY BAPTIST and Vocko e Oberholzer Mr and Brown assistant pastor MT HERMON CHURCH OF Rev Freeland Norr1s pastor Sunday school 10 a m Church Genevoeve G u th ro e spe nt THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Mrs Walter J ordan of Albany 7 30 p m eac h Sunday Sunday schoo1 10 a m Churcn CHRIST - Robert Shook Dla l992 32B' Chrtstmas woth her son-on-law Middleport Mr and Mrs Robert Gobson evening prayer meeting 7 JO se r\11ce 7 p m Wednesday pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 Bible Study 7 p m and daughter and family at and Robm of Columbus and p m Thursday Midd lepo rt Oh10 am Russell Spence r supt RACINE CHURCH OF MIDDLEPORT PEN worsh1p serv ce 10 45 am Sugar Grove a nd also spent a Mr and Mrs Larr y Clar k and TECOSTAL - Th1rd Ave th e I HE NAZARENE Rev even ng worsl11p a lt ernalmg Re"' Wil lia m Kn11tel pastor W111 tun 8or tholon e w pa stor short tome woth Mr a nd JUrs Wtth C E at 7 30 p m on Tamra and Penny of Chester Sunday sch ool 9 30 am Ronald Oug!ln Sunday School Sunday Pra yer meet1ng 7 30 Seldon O'Broen m Colum~us Sund a; dmner guests of the Gerald Well 5 supt morn rng Sup t Cla!ses for all ages p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe wor sh1p IO 30 a m Wed Mr and Mrs Hobart Swartz lay leader M A Epples on Sunday were even ing serv ice 7 JO p m Bu1ck Ponft ac Opel G M C Dea ler Sible study Wednesday 7 lO nesda y serv 1ce 7 p m WHITES CHAPEL took Chros lmas donne r \\lth 500 E Ma~n Sf Ph 992 2174 Mr and Mrs Frank Epple and p m youth serv ices Fr1day RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Coolville RO Re\1 Roy Deeter 337 N 2nd Middleport Ph'W2 2550 7 30 p m theor son. Mr a nd Mrs Harold Wall er P B•ka cs an pastor schoo l 9 30 pastor Sunda y childre n of Moddleport. Mr FREEWILL BAPTIST Ro nn re Sal ser Sunday school am worshrp serv1 ce 10 JO S\< artz and fam oly at and Mrs Bro"n of Wellstpn Corner Ash and F'lum Mid . supt Sunday school 9 30 am a m Brble study and prayer ~ dleport No e l Herrman Wolhamsto\\n W Va In the mor n1ng worshrp 10 JO se rv 1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m and Mr and Mrs Jerr; pasto r Sa turday even1 ng Sun day ev en ng wor shrp 7 30 RUTLAND afternoon they vosoted Mr and Wa ldec k a nd two choldren of se r\l lte 7 p m Sun day schoo l Wedne sday e \lenrng B1b e RUTLAND CHURCH OF Mrs Gerald Swartz and famtl) 10 am Sund ay e"'en lng s tudy 7•30 CH R tST - Rod Ka5ler pastor Mansfield worsh ip 7 p m Bakers of Gay 90 s Bread V H Braley Sunday school DANVILLE WEiSLEYAN at Mane tta .::~ --;;949 9591 Racme Mr and Mrs M A Epple sup! Sunday school 9 30 a m Re\1 Lelon Glasure pastor "' 1ddleport Ph 992 3030 Robons on took 1 spent Chnsbnas on Zanesvolle Nona worsh rp serv1 ce and com • Sunda y School ~ 30 a m . . mun on 10 30 am youth youth and 1un 1or youth serv1 ce Chrostmas donner woth Mr and "1 th her children ' m eetrn g 6 p m Sunday 6 45 p m evenmg worsh1p Mrs Gerald Swar tz and fannly evenrng serv rt e 7 regular Mr and Mrs Doug Boshop 1 30 p m prayer and pra 1se board meet ng th1 r d Satu rday Wednesday 7 :'11'\ n m a t Manetta and v tsoted her son MEIGS and cluldren spen t Chros tmas " 7 p m SILVER to'!UN f REE COOPERATIVE Mr and Mrs Robert Robmson \\llh her pare nts Mr and Mrs RUTLAND COMMUNITY BAPTIST - Rev Ra lph Dea n PARISH CHURCH Sunday Schoo l .10 lOU IS W Osbo rne P&s.tor Sunday Sc hool 10 a m and famoh at Be lpre m the THE UNITED Rn) Harl of Hamden Mtddleport Oh1o 9 30 ann VVors111p serv1ce 11 Leon Mr ller s upl Evenrng Ph 992 2178 220E Ma1n Pomeroy METHODIST CHURCH afternoon a m Wednesday prayer Mr a nd Mrs Asa Jordan of ser\I ICe 7 30 p m Prayer Robert T Bumgarner meetrng 7 30 p m Sunday meet~ng Thursday 7 30 p m Clara F ollrod spent O•rector Moddleporl and Mr and Mrs n1ght worShiP J 30 p m POMEROY CLUSTER CHESTER" t:: HURCH OF Chros trnas Da) "o th her spn RUTLAND CHURCH OF F 0 Whaley of Columbus are RtV CarlE HI<ICS GOO Rev James Sat THE NAZARENE Rev Ml- and Mrs Carleton Follrod leavmg for an tndehmle Sla) 111 tertre ld pastor Sunday Sc hool Rev 0 Wm Sydenstrtcke r L'ltlyd 0 Gr 1 mm J r pastor 9 lO am worShiP servr ce 11 CHESTER - Worshtp 9 IS and Chucko e m Pomero' Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 am F londa the hrst week m a m 6 m even ng serv rce 7 Ch ur ch scnool 10 a m worSh ip 10 30 am Ches ter OhiO Vosotors of Mr and Mrs We F1ll All Doctors Prescr~pt1ons ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 prayer serv1 ce and youtll Mornmg Januan Young peoples sen rce 6 45 serv1ce Wednesday 7 p m 6 nl C~u rch School 10 a m 992 2955 Pomeroy Wolber Parker dunn g the p m EvangeiiSfr c se r v1ce Mr ll o\\ard J.andaker . 97 of FLATWOODS - WorShiP 11 LAN GSVI LLE CHR ISTIA N 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg Chns bnas season \\ere Ed a m Chvrch Scnool tO a m James t O\\ n pc~ s sed away CHURCH Ted Jone5 ser\1 ce 7 lO p m POMEROY WorShip ward Parker Col umbus and pa stor Sun da y school 9 30 MASON COUNTY rec <>nll) The husband of 10 30 a m Church S.C hool 9 15 Meigs County Branch am Roy Srg ma n su p! THE HILAND CHAPEL: Enc and Ra nd) Parker of Maxone Wolson Robonson of am UMYF 6 30 p m rnornmg wo r s h p 10 30 George Casto pastor Sunday ROCK SPRINGS - WorshiP Sunday e\l enlng ser,.r ce 7 30 North Aurora Ill School 9 30" evenmQ wors111p Lakevoe\\ passed a"ay Oct I 10 am Churcn School 9 a m m1d week se rv rce Wed There -.as a famtl) get- an<) George VanZant husband UMYF630pm 7 30 Thursday e\lenmg prayer TWO lOCATIONS nesday 7 30 p m serv1ce 7 30 p m 59 N Second Sf MIDDLEPORT CLUST~R Middleport 0 together and turke) supper a t of Dats) Douglas suffered a MASON I=IRST BAPTIST ....L 296 w. Second Pomeroy Ph 992 3863 Rev Robert Bftmgarner 46 Court St. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Gall1polls, 0. and Pomeroy Sts Stan the home of Mr and Mrs H'EATH - Wors h•p 10 30 THE NAZARENE ' fatal heart attack \<hole Rev Second Crarg pastor Sunda y school a m Ch ur ch Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Wolham Carr and <laughte rs on sho' e hng snO\\ recently Howard C Bla c k pa stor Bob 9 45 a m worshiP serv 1ce 11 ' UMYF 7 p m ' Moore , Sunda y School Supf Chnstmas E\1e ...., tra1n1ng un 10n 6 30 RUTLAND - WorSI'1 1P 9 IS Sunday School cl asses for a ll am Chrosbnas donne r guests of m even rno worsh p serv1ce a m Church Schoo l 10 a m ages 9 30 am mornmg 7p 30 There was a famoh get Mr ""d Mrs Eugene Young UMYF7pm p m M1d week prayer worsh•P 10 45 NYP S Sunday Nat1onw1de Insurance Co of Columbus;rm Grocer1es & Genera l Merrchand1se serv1 ce Wednesday 7 ltl p m together for Chnstmas Eve at S-ALEM CENTER - Wor \\ere D" oght Se ople and 307 Spr1ng Ave Pome• 6 lOp m evangel 1st tc serv ce . Ractne MASON CHURCH OF Ph 949 5772 the home of Clara Follrod and daughter Barbara of Da) ton sh ip 9 a m Church Schoo l 10 Sunday 7 30 p m Mrd week CHRIST. P 0 Box 487 M1ller Dla l992 231B ' am UMY f Thursday 1 p m pr~yer mee-t ng Wednesday St Muon W va Sund a y Nona Robinson Present were and Boll Seople of Ci nconnah SYRACUSE CLUSTER 7 30p m M ss ona r y mee t1ng B1bli!' Study 10 am Worshrp Rev Richara E Jervis second Wednesday 7 lO p m II Mr and Mrs Carleron Follrod and Jerry and wofe, of Da; ton a m and 7 D m Brble Study ASBURY - WorShiP 11 ~ UNITa:o FAITH NON Wednesday ' 7 p m Voca l and Chuckie of Pomeroy Rose Ra) Elhs has returned to his a m Church School 9 so a m DENOMINATIONAL - Rev mUS tC WSCS 1St Tuesday Follrod and Sue Ann of Athens , home somewhat Improved ' FIRST SOUTHERN BAP FOREST RUJt - Worsh ip 9 Robert Sm1th , pastor Sunday SChool 9 30 a m class•leader TIST - Corner of Second and Mr and Mrs Claozy E Folli"od , after beong a medocal pahen l a t a m Cl1urch School 10 a m The F rlendly Folks • I Hil l worsh rp servrce Anderson Masorr Pastor The Finest 1n Mob1le Homes WSCS 3r d Wednesday 7 J() Leo Pomeroy Oh1o Stevoe and Kath) , local, Mr 10 30 a m cllurch 7 30 p m Walter Cloud Sunday school Veterans Memoroal Hospotal pm 1100 E Main Pomeroy Ph 992 7034 9 45 a m worsn rp serv rce 11 UNITED BRETH EDEN and Mrs Gerald Swartz, and MINERSVILLE - WorShiP Hts son Raymond of Texas, REN IN CHRIST - Elden R am and 7 30 p m Weekly l() a m Church School 9 a m three daughters of Manetta, came to help care for hom l Blake pastor Sunday Schoo l B1ble stud y, Wednesday 7 30 WSCS 3r~ Monda y 7 30 p m ' 10 a m Howard McCoy pm Mr a nd Mrs Robert Rob1nson SYRACUSE Churcl1 I. MASON ASSEMBLY OF School 9 30 a m worsh rp supt Mornrng sermon ll a and three childr~n of Belpre m Sunday nrght serv 1ces GOO Second St Mason W servrc;r 7 30 p m Chr 1st ran Endeaver 7 30 p Va Chester Tennant pastor Mr and Mrs Cla or Wliode SOUTHERN CLUSTER Keepsake D1amond Rings m Song serv 1ce 8 p m Sunday school 10 a m Rev Sl!!'ven Wrlson Devoted toMe tgs Mason Area and Corinoe of Corclevolle and Mr and Mrs Lowell Main Sf Pomeroy Ph 992 3785 Preach 1 ng 8 30 p m M,d morn 1 ng worsh ip 11 am 212 E Rev larry Pohng Pomeroy 0 week Prayer meet rng Wed evengehst1c service 7 30 p rn spent a cQUp le of days and Guthroe and three choldren Rev Howud Shtv eley nesday 7 p m , Ray Adams Bible study and prayer serv tee BETHANY tOorciiS) noghts durong the Chrtstmas local , \\ere present Wednesdlly 7 30 p m P11one Worship t 30 a m Church lay leader ' 7735133 season With Mr and Mrs Scnool 10 30 a m Mr and Mrs Chas D Woode •HURCH OF JESUS HARTFORD CHURCH OF CARMEL - Worship 11 CHRIST - Located at RUt land Wilham Carr and daughters , and Nona Robonson attended am 1st and tlrd Sunda ys , on New L1ma Road next to CHRIST rn Chrrst1an Unton his parents at s upper . and the Cluster Hymn Song at the Church School 10 a m Forest Acre Park Rev Ray The Re\1 Wll l•am Campbe ll Sunday Sthool 9 JO " Rouse pastor Robert Mu-sser, ~pastor evemng on Chnstmas day, and Tuppers Plaons UM Chorch m James Hughes. supt 1 _ Pa t nt ~ Plumbmg & EJect neal Supplies APPLE GRBVE - Su n("'a y Sunday Schoo l SUQt Sundly evenmg serv1ce Middleport, Ohro 1 30 p m Tuppers Plam s P.h 61>7 3963 her parents, Mr and Mrs Saturday evenong, Dec 28 schoo l 9 30 am , worSh iP schocl 10 30 am , worsh rp Wedn-esday evenmg prayer and th Iref Sunday 7 30 7 30 P m B1ble study Wed . Robert While at Keno for Mr and Mrs <korge Guthroe pftr.sl m prayer meet.ng , Wed nesday 7 JO p m S•turda y meet1ng 1 30 p m Youft'l r:~rayer serv1ce eacn Tuesda y Chnslmas donner were guests of Mr and Mrs nesday 7 3() p m Fellowsh ip nrght pra'ftr ser\11 ce 1 30 ll m FAIRVIEW BIBLE supper t Saturda y 6 p m HE ML0 CK G R0 V E Mr and Mrs George Guthroe Chas D Woode , Sunda) U M W firS CHURCH , Letart , W Va Rt second Tuesday 7... 30 CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson 1 Rev George Hosch ar • ~d theJJ" children and grandevemng pm pastor Rav Whaley supt pa stor Sunday Schoo l 9 JCJ 1'. Morn 1 ng worShtp 9 30 a m children (o- Chnstmas donner Bur ld lng Svppl1es !1. Custom Mil lwork Rev and Mrs Meece of am Prayer and B1ble st udy Sal e m St EAST LETART - SundA y churcn school 10 l O a m Ph 742 395 ' I, , Ph 992 397B , 7 30 p m Co ttage Pr "ve r Mr and Mrs Paul Perry and young p~ple s meet.ng 6 JO Servtee Tuppers Plams -.ere calhng on school 9 30 a m worsh tp Rutland • Tu ~ day 10 a m second and fourtn Sunday 7 30 p m evening worsh IP 7 30 . . three choldren of near · Belpre lhos voc moly on Froda y Worsh 1p Serv 1ce Thursda y ' l I cm prayer meeW'g.. : W~d P m B1ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m f" -;( Alji·ed ALFRED - ~ 7 JO p m ACTt!AtLV t'M FINE• 8!!T 50MBJNE COUlD ~'" .11£ A nSTEO ~IS'!! .Y.ilffiN IF ~E ~TeP TO �" 1 •• I / ., .·-· ' ' • I ' 9- The Datly Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Friday, Jan. 3, 1975. M~igs: Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Property ~ Transfers " Notice Notice •\U (T t OI\, ((H l lf' ll l'io AUCT I ON . T hursday and o t old .nr-r c hand ,sp ~ lor P. _ Saturday n1Qhl , 7 ' p m a! n r lud111Q IH<lllY i1n l Qu e~ lob e Mason Auc t 10n H o rt on Sl t!l so ld b e Q rH\ r1Q ,11 1 p m '.11 1 Maso n W ~ Co'n s •gn men ts ' Athought for the day : British salinst Jonalhan Swt!t said, "We have enough religion to make us hate, but not enough to make us love one another." VISIT IN MASON MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Landon 5mtth VISited during the holidays wtth Mr . and Mrs . John Cannons and daughter, Sarah, at Lextn gto n, Ky Others VISiting at the cannons home mcluded other relatives of Mr Smtih and tncluded Mr and Mrs Peter Ftscher and son, David Allen, of Flortda; Reverend and Mrs. Bruce · Merton, Bruce and Barbara, of Frankford, Ky .; Mr and Mrs. W. E Starner and daughter, Beth, of Starke, F\ortda VISITORS COME MASON - Mr. and Mrs Alva Luckeydoo o! Letart. Mrs. R C. Kmg of Henderson, Mr and Mrs. Clyde Roush, Ca mp Conley; Mr and Mrs . Roger 5650 The Me tgs L ocal Sc h ool Dtslrh: t Board of Educalton reserves the nght to re1e c t an y and all b tds Metgs Loc al Sc hool D1 st nct Boa rd of Educ a tton L W McComas , Clerk ' ( 121 13 20, 2~1)] 4tC • HarrisonviUe Society News Mrs. Lulabelle Eshelman ts a medtcal paltent at Vel<!rans Memonal Hospttal. ' Mr and Mrs. Asa Jordan spent an evening wtth Ava Gtlkey recently. Other vtsttors were ' Mr and Mrs Frank Graves Mr and Mrs Chas Sheets vtst te d Hattte Temple of Columbus recently Mrs. Le tha Cowen VISited recently wtth her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Thea Htnds o! Newark. Mr and Mrs . K C. Welsh and Mr and Mrs Wtlhe Collins have re lurned from a two weeks vlstt tn call!ornta wtth Mr Welsh's aunt Chnstmas dinne~ guests of M,, and Mrs Eugene Young were Mr and Mrs Hial French and Mrs. Norma Lee Guy!Bolin vlstted his brother. Anderson, and hts brother-tnlaw, Frank Graves Sr , in Akron Mr and Mrs Larry Clark and chtldren and Mr and Mrs. Roy Wtseman were dtnner guests of !he Earl Starkeys on Chrtstmas Eve. A mce crowd enJoyed a Chnstmas supper at the church on Sunday evenmg The Lend-A-Hand club sponsored the dmner - -w"elcOme 19 /\ '. 1/\f<CRt.r T 71 It t ril ve l lrcl lif'r r't10111' H8;' JJ ?I 12 St p Phone (3041 773 CARNIVAL by Dick Turner GREt, T OANE P U P <; fl w e-e k s Old }')U Pt101H' '1? ? 5l~B a ft er 6 In Dl11 10 3 tt c NEW HAVEN MATCH ( orn Hollow Gun Club Turn fors t r•Qh t after M•T£'s CPrnctNy Rul l and F;~ c torv Llwl<. t d qun"> on l y "i un tl iiY Jiln 'i 1 P <; HO O TING O IL OF Mtnk Cosm e t. cs • Sound dtfferenP We have a com pl ete I me that wtll sa Tt Sfy even you Call us we have SPeCiCI IS all the l tmc You II bE' surp rt 5ed BROWN S 99? 5 1)) 1?19 ti c SHOOT IN G ma t ch Ractne Gun Clu b Sunday 1 p m Assorte d mea t .., and fa c to r y [ hoke guns only 12 n ti c WANTED d eep Phone 985 384 9 w ell pump 12 29 6tp AN N UA L Deer Feed a t the Racine Gun Club Sa l Jan .t 6 p m Open to the publ tc 12 ) 1 41C IN COME T a)( Prepared bo t h Federal and Sta te Taxes wilt be don P. by appotntm ents on l y Please phone 9?2 227'1 or see Mrs wanda Eb l n L aur el Ct tr Rd , Pomeroy OhtO I J JOtc Wanted To Buy CO MPLETE 216 or 261 Che vr ole t eng tne Frant.. Dodder er c o Box 16 2 Coolville Oh to 1 2 ] lp CAS H S,SSSSF=OR JUN K CA R S Com p FRY E 5 TRUCK and A UTO P A RT S R ut l and Ph on e 7 4 ~ 6094 ._ I 2 26tp _________ _ OL D furnitur e tce bo xe s brass beds or compl ete households Wrtle M 0 Mt! l er Rt 4 Pome roy . Oh io Call 992 7760 10 7 74 JUNK autos , c ompl e te and d eltvered to our y ard We ptc k up auto bod tes and buy all ki nds of sc ra p me tal "> and tron R tder '5 Sal.vag e. St Rt 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh iO Cal l 997· 5468 10 17 lfc . Age 8 or Older 1972 MERCURY MARQUIS BROUGHAM 4 DR Fu lly equ1pped,• new rubber . $2495 1 ~~~~~~~~p~!? 4 DR s1995 1972 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill 2 DR HT Pets For Sale ONE 2 year o Jd full Dalm tU tOn $15 Phone 992 7312 eYentngs 1 3 Jtc - ---- - - - - - - - - REG Br tttainy Spante l t emate ~ Call 991 b- \ 2 ] I[ Mobile ,;, .. "'· For Saif T RAILER tor rent or sa te J bedrooms unfurnt Sh ed u ltltft e ~ patd locat ed a t new Mob tle Home Park tn Bu rtm gham Phon e 992 775 1 12 31 tf [ 1970 F LEETWOOD mob tle home 11 7 bath , 2 bedroom 12x70 Phone 742 58 64 12 31 3tc ' 2 SMAL L dogs one dark brown named Tammy , th e o th er mate light brown Lost In area of K tngsbury . rew ard offered Phone 992 5629 ' 12 27 6tp -------------Auto Sales 1966 P LYM OUTH Fury I ll , A I p s radiO Ca ll 992 51 05 1 2 Jtp ---- .....--------- 1973 DODGE P U • Sporf Ad ve ntur e , red and wh tte. 318 c , d , at p s , rad io , Ke l ly tool bo~< c hrome w est coast m trror"> , rea r s tep bump er , n ooo m ti es Phon e 992 sl OS 1 2 Jtp 1957 CH EVROLET Bellatr 4. dr exce l l ent co nd t t1on Phone 74241 11. 12 31 3tc d,ly S old /, I so ))1 fo rd moto r .1n d fl;1 1 111 .ul 6 r vl Do dq e PhO ilf' H ~1 ? \~1 11 29 SIC m o tor RACINE PLUMBING · & HEATING Complete plumbing & REMODELING & CONST. Alummum s1dtng. roolmg , c omplete restdenhal con s1r uctton W1rmg , plumbtng . e l ec hea tmg , kitchen cab mets etc. 27 Yrs ex penence m const tr a d e Phone (304! 773-5503 (O I1tJi c r .1n d ThornCl s <; ,ly r e Ph one 8 1 1 2111 t I ] 3t p P O T A T O F '::. heating servtce and general sheet metal works. Fr~e Estimafes I Phone-949-5961 Emergency 992-3995 or 991-5700 1 I 111 Court St.J Pomeroy Phone 992-2156 / WOM/\N to 1 vc tn and as s st hu-:;band tn the care of llr 5 a d .nq wt fe Room a nd board salary ttme olf Telep ho ne 997 Jn 6 before noon or aft er 8 p m 1 2 ) tc CA RHOt-' wanted , a ppl y " tn person at Crow s St eak House _ 12 29 rotc ' <; ~ ' "'" He l p Wanted AN O H IO O I L CO o ff ers PLENTY OF MONEY plu s cas h bo nu ses f nnge bene t ets to m<~ tu re tnd Vtduat 111 Pom eroy ar ea Reqard less ot expe r ten ce arrma 1 G 1 Read Pr es Am e r rcan L ubr tc ants Co Box 696 Day t on Oh o 15,101 12 29 5tp EXPERIEN CED fu el 011 dnver n eed ed Sen d rep11 es to Box 72 9C. co The Da ily Senttnel PomE' r oy Oh to 45769 11 30 6t c FUR NI SH ED apartment ut tl lt tes furn tshed suttab l e for t wo wor k m g m en or r e ttr ed couple L tvlng roo m kttcnen . shower and ba t h On matn htghway , Mason . W V a Phone 773 5147 10 27 If[ Fact air, I? S, P B.' , viny l roof Ph . 992 -5682 or 992-7121 All Mechantcal Work 8AM -6PM 1971· FORD GALAXIE 500 2 DR HT $1395 972 FORD TORINO 4 DR Real Estate For Sale ' -1 ROOM fu rn 1s t1 ed apt Ca ll 99 2 5908 be fore I p m Strout Realtyl 11 31 6l c SMA LL hou se td ea l f or 1 wo rkt ng men Mtd dlepor t ar ea Phone 9Q7 7791 after 5 pm 12 ] 1 ] IC $1 7 50000 l and 4 ROOM tu rnt she d and 4 ACR ES - unfur nt s h ed apartment s Phone 992 5434 4 12 tic PRIVATE meet tng roo m for any organ•zatton phone 992 3975 3 11 tf c --------..-;t------ F URNI SHE D apt Adults only M tddl eport !)hon e 992 3874 11 14 lf c U N FUR NI SHED hou se 4 rooms and bath , 165 0 Lt ncoln H e tghts Phone 992 38 74 11 14tfc NEW - A l l elec , ca rpeted J BR 2 Rt 33, 3 BG,pROOMS Bu r ltng ham s ome ca r pe ltng lurm tu r e tncl uded, CONTACT TEAFORD V11qol [) T·· ~lor,d Bt~kt>N' \ 1•:1 "r Mt'< h<i•l• ( Str··•;l oy Onio l)lb~ l'1lllll't NEW LISTING - 6 room fram e, J bedrooms bath nat ga s. furnac e c tty wate r $7500 00 W1ll sel l on t 1me IN THE COUNTRY - 5 acres ap t turntShed adults, no anda 2 bedr oom hom ew tth full drunk.S . Aiso . 3 rm apt John ba seme n t $6500 00 Sheets . 3 m lies south of Reasonable do wn payment Mtdd!eport on Rt 7 33 ACRES - 3 be droo ms ele --- -----,-r------- furna ce, Oh1o Power buil t tn stove, double smk . cabt n ets c •t y wa ter , and mtnera l s, • 525 500 00 INCOME - 8 room s, 2 baths panelmg carpe l tng and a 4 r oom ren ta l All for $18.000 00 COUNTRY HOME - 7 rooms. 4 n 1ce BRs bath , dbl carport. 2 outbutld tngs smk , Nt ce Garden $16, 500 00 NO MONEY DOWN- almost new 3 bedrooms, bath , gas ful"nace , dosets. stove and refngerator One acre On ly Almost new home , 3 BR with double closets, lovely k1 t chen , dtnmg R, large l1vmg R. H yY. floors wtth lots of carpetlt.g, full basement has large recreation room . shower , utlltty R Carport , w1th storage bulid<ng YOU MU ST SE E THIS $27,000 REEDSVtLLE - Rt 124-9 ACRES lovely bu1ldtng sites. mostly liltable. TP water, close to r ecreat•on pond, good sprtng , mmerals, lots"'f butld tng ~ 1tes $11,000 POMEROY $19,900 ALL CASH FOR YOU~ HOME, LET US SEL L IT FOR YOU 992 2259 or 992-2568 $17,500 00 20% By Bernice Bede Osol • (Editor's Note: Bernice 'ilede Osol, whose Astro-Graph .lind This Week In Astrology appear In more than 400 daily and Sunday newspapers, today takes a look at 1975, a year she feels will be a critical one lor the country. Some or Bernice's past predictions Include the Illness and !all o! Richard Nixon, shortages and current recessional trend, opening of relations with China, detente with Russia, domestic disorder lind the nomination and defeat ilf George McGovern.) CHAIRS WAS SALE BLUE R 0 C K ERl.GoooSHiAP~==:::::: 9 95 10.00 BROWN ROCKER , GOOD SHAPE 9 95 1'-95 PATCHWORK ROCKER 69 95 39.95 GREEN VINYL ROCKER 29 95 10.00 BROWN CHAIR. WITH FOOT STOQL 29 95 5.00 2 GREEN CHAIRS, ea 19 95 5 00 BEIGE SOFA BROWN SOFA GOLD SOFA GOLD SOFA BED 2 pc . LIVING ROOM SUITE 3 2 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITES, ea. 59 95 39.95 79.95 39 95 69 95 100 00 25.00 10.00 65.00 25.00 35.00 so 00 ~- Htstory teaches us that the fabric of the future ts woven from the threads or the past ~nd the present The looms of 1974 produced m!ertor goods (\strology helps us look over the hortzon to examme the 4uah ty of the cloth bemg cut li>r 1975 , The Economy ', The Umted States' chart '\!Jows that the mflahon whtch bl,gan to pmch us tn 1974 will be unchecked thts year Our economic problems are ~omplex and must be vtewed qn a long-range basts Just prtor to our national preoc· oopatton With Watergale our a'lnuent cycle began to wane . ~The planetary aspects tn· dicate that major factors whtch were responstble for greasmg the sktds are wtth us yet. The foreign otl problem not be resolved this year. 8oth !he admmistratton and Congress wtll make expenst ve dectStons regarding military speodmg, so don 't expect relief tri that area • Be prepared for contmued tliilustrial sluggishness and a l~fge tdle labor forc e. Financial needs or state and l~al governments will grow more urgent and they wtll ask Washwgton to bat! them out Cpngress wtll take action, but il \rtln 't fmd permanent soluttons this year. _ ,Begtnmng m March, op· portuntsts and profiteers will tighten thell' squeeze on the consumer It wtll be most felt in foods, clothmg, the buildmg mdustry and merc~andtse essential to our baste wants ExplOiters wtll later feel the w~tght of the law, but liOt h<:fore they 've had a chance to get thell' hcks tn '!'here wtll be pertodtc spurts the economy up to spring, then a lull until autumn before busmess again accelerates Tl)ese spasmodic upturns wtll lose some or thell' momentum because of labor strtfe and mlernal unrest. · ENOTABLES!:~~~;:;;;;;;===~each S.OO 32 NEW TABLES • lALLI 9.95 39.95 3 BIG TABLES. MEDIT E ~R;R~A~N~E;.A~N~=~t9~9~9~5~1~19~.85~ 3 OLIO OAK DRESSERS,( EACHI 188 00 59.95 MAPLE CHEST wHITE DRESSER SMALL CHEST 11 9S 39.95 5. ooL 9f95LJ3 9S 10.00 29 95 19.95 59 3 PC BEDROOM SUITE 3 PC. BEDROOM SUITE 199 95 139.95 179 95 149.95 3- REFRtGERATORS,(EACHl 4995 1000 22 CU FT SIDE-BY-SIDE, IWHITE) 95.00 319 95 t8CU FT. REFRIGERATOR, GR, LIKE NEW 269.95 229.9S 2- <;0PP.ERTONE REFRIGERATORS, LIKE NEW, EA. 288.00 200.00 WHITE REFR IGERATOR 88 00 139 95 WHITE REFRIGERATOR 159 95 88.00 SPECIAL OF SPECIALS will -2 Wh1te Fur Swivel Chairs Regular 188.00 -Black Fur Small Sofa -2 Glass Top Tables, Sale All Wtth Chrome Legs $}3995' 2- 30" GAS RANGES, GOLD...._ _ __.l 59 95 119.95 30"GA5 RANGE, GREEN 188 00 30" GAS RANGE. WHITE 149 95 36" GAS RANGE, WHIT 149 95 99.95 36 " GAS RANGE, WHITE 119 95 69.9S JO " GAS RANGE, BLUE 119 95 88.00 40" ELEC. RANGE, WHITE 2-40" ELEC. RANGES. WHITE 30" ELEC. RANGE, WHITE 36" ELECTRIC, GREEN, LIKE NEW - 39.95 129 95 99.95 75.00 179.95 1J9.95 219 95 179.95 ~995 10.00 DUN.(OAN PHYFE TABLE WITH 4 CHAIRS 319 95 199.9S ZENIT•H STEREO 139 95 100.00 PHI LCD STEREO, LIKE NEW WITH AM FM RECORD1PLAYER __188 00 188 00 Discount On a II Cash Sales of Used Appliances · & Used Furniture thru December 29. GE WASHER-DRYER, COPPER, LIKE NEW_ _;t99.95 MAYTAG DRYER 69.91. MOT~DRYER specials. Kuhl's Bargain Center ~ " At tautron L1ght, Rt. 7 "·~ Tuppers.R.la1ns, Ohio Pltooe 667-3158 OPEN WED. THRU SUNDAY 9 A.M.. J P,M. ~~ MAYTAG DRYER 125.00 HAMILTON DRYER, LIKE NEW 188.00 139.95 MA!rTAG AUTO WASHER 95.00 2 NEW RANGE HEADS 36" WHITE & COPPER, EACH _ _ __ _ 25.00 : Does not appl¥ to layaways or prev1ous advertised ~ . . .. . . E BASSETT ~ I 99.95 oriced from '. ' ,, so.oo . ~An" FOOT, PRICEDFROMS..c....sO.OO • • ED FROM 10.ifo BED5, COMPLETE, I ' Rutland Furniture 742-4211 1972 Ford LTD 4 dr. Hardtop 1971 Olds Cutlass SV8 2 dr. Hardtop No one ever sat on seats clean as new One local owner Low mtleage 1970 Maverick 6 cyl 2 dr Sedans Ph . 992-2174- • $895 SEE FRED BLAETTNER, • DARRELL DODRELLor DAN THIOMPSO~N Pomeroy, 0. See Herb, Dilve, Mike Grate or l:iene ::>mith ' 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. 1974 CHEVROLET IMPALA $4295 74 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, full power, air •••• s7500 74 Olds 98 L Sedan, power, air ............ '6200 73 Vega Hatchback, 4 sp., radio-·········· '2195 73 Olds 98 LS Sedan, full power, air••••••• '4595 73 Dodge Pol. Cus. 4 Dr. HT., pow., air .••• .12895 73 Olds Cut. Sup. HT Cpe., power, air •••••••13295 72 Olds 9B HT Sed., v-roof, air •••••••••••••• s3495 72 Olds Toronado Cpe., V-roof, pow., air.... 13295 72 Chev. Imp Cpe., V-8 auto~ P.S.•• :•••••• '2495 72 Pontiac Cat. HT Cpe~ power, air ••••••••'2695 71 Chevelle Mal. Cpe., v-roof, air •••••••••••••s1995 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto•••••••••••11695 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air,•••••••••• ; 11-495· 69 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air .•••••••• s2195 · 69 Olds 88 HT. Sed., v-roof, ai~ •••••••••••••. s995 69 Buick Riveria, power, air.: •••••••••••••••11195 : 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., Vroof, air ••••••••••• '995 68 Pontiac Bonneville H.T. Sedar., power, air '595 • 68 Chev. BA 4 Dr., V-8, auto., P.S••••••••••• '995 ' 67 Cadillac H.T. Sedan, fuN power, atr••••••••'995 66 Pontiac Cat 4 Dr., VB, auto, P.S••••••••• 1495 4 door , 1 own er ca r and on l y 10 400 mtl es, V 8 en g me, w tth automat1 c;-- power st eenng power brakes, factory a1r, t1nted Qlass, d e lu xe body and whee l opentng moldtng s, sandstone vt nyl seats. beautiful dark red t 1n1sh T RULY A The government will put controls on the uses and dtstrtbutton of fuels and New domestic energy. otl !telds ~ wtll be opened. Off • shore ftnds wtll prov e successful, but recovertng otl from shale won't There are headaches in store MOJO'\Trends for g1lld speculators Many Our national horoscope lambs who wander mto thts shows we have what tt takes to arena wtll be shorn meet the ' challenge On the mternallonal scene Remarkable evtdence o! the planet Juptter, whtch does Amencan mgenmty and thmgs m a btg way, wtll be resourcefulness wtll be seen movmg through the tmpulstve over the next lew years. and marital stgn of Anes It Cittzens will hghten their belts wtll oppose another powerful but they'll demand that planet m the peaceful stgn of politicians do likewise Libra Harmomous ~latwns When the planet Uranus was between vartous world powers about to change s1gns at the wtll be tn precartous alance. ttme or !he election tn Thts Influence Will be m effecl 1974 , disen· through all of 197o and could November chantment wtth proposed new mean that some tmpulstve taxes became apparent at the head of state wtll reach lor the polls By October of 197~ thiS SWllrd before the pen tf restless planet's presenc:e will !IOillethlng abrasive occurs be felt even more sevH~>Iy II lbe World Tomorrow Congress doesn't manatt Ill The Mldeasl will continue to money wisely ' • u. potential powder keg tt Complacenl legiJiatiiN · - been for the past seven now feel secure sitllht. -· till It may well be the rnost helms of powerful ccmml tryt n1 pertod m Israel's protected by seniority will 111!11 exlllence as a natton A their posts in Jeopardy. I problem of major proporhons predtct many sudden and could erupt suddenly and unusual changes wtll take Israel's retaliation would be by place on Capltll Hill other lhan conventtonal Medtcme and sctence wtll means begm a golden age whtch wtll Aday o! reckomng looms for show outstandtng progress tn the mi-nch potentates who provtdmg for our needs and have npped off the United easing human suffering. Most States m the recent energy notable will be the great strides crists Ironically, when their made m curmg cancer through thrones totter, we wtll be research and developments m forced to rush to thetr aid, bt!H!Iectrical medtctne because we cannot risk their Development of solar energy black gold endmg up m the wtll push ahead raptdly and , wrong hands. workable systems will be in use China; the world 's most wtlhm a decade populous country, wtll be The aspects show that there shaken !rom'wtthm m 1975 The wtll be a new surge of respect demtse of. the aged leaders, for our tradttiOnal values. The Mao Tse-tung and Chou En-lat, r-•· wtll brew tnternal strt!e, whtch wtll be mtensifted by poor economtc condtttons. World alliances which Chma makes for expedtency tn thetr ttme of trouble wtll compllcatf thetr problems nrnl<!ad or alhfvtatmg them Russta wtll flex its muscles at the world, after an easing o! their food problems of the past two years Her belligerence wtll !titer down to the people and the nation 's "troika" leadershtp may ftndsome of tts power challenged The world 1tsel! laces tn· creastng food shortages because drought condttions m some areas wtll decimate the harvest. Unless a 10-year plan for storjng and diSil'tbutton of food is developed, more of the · world wtll go to bed hungry m 1975 and the years ahead. Newsmakers Pres1dimt Gerald R Ford, who was tocketed from the House of Representatives to~ the presidency, wtll by spnng have adJUSted to hiS new t power. A more mdependen and forceful but less conservahveFordwil I emerge He \\ill also begm reshuffimg h1s Staff and assista nts ttenry Ktssmger, our world~ traveling secretary or s ta t e, Will relatn much Of his In· fluence and chamma_in 1975 However , some of the . .otiated agreemen ts he has ne g will begm to come apart at the . lhon seams Hts demandmgpos may also put great strams on · • h1s young marriage Sen Edward Kennedy, who ' d he WI II n ot be a canha s sat dtdate for president in 1976, wtll make htmsel! more vtsible early m 1975. His efforts wtll be effecttve m shormg up the Democratic party, ,bul proble;;J later m the year will slow hun up a btl Julie Nixon Etsenhower, who •••••••••••••••••••• LOW COST WINTER TRACTION \ Winter Retreads General Winter Retreads provide dependable traction through the worst wtnter dnvlng 'conditions Mud and Snow Plus Retreadable Casing~ 992-7161 'M!ddleport, ] .Door .d speed tran smtSSion . buck et seats, radto, 5,000 Kt ual miles or a nge f tn l sh . vtnyl 1ntenor 1973 DATSUN 12002 DQ CPE S2250 "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 9>12-5342 GMC FINANCI"!G POMEROr Open Evenings Untii6:GO-TI15 p.m.¥ Local I owner ca r & on ly 20,000 m tles. au to m a ti c tran s, rad 1o whtte wall ftr es v tnyl 1nlertor , sharp as a ta ck Orang e f m 1sh POM~~~!v~_9,!~~- CO. l(l\ ~ POMEROY,OHIO stuck by her father through the worst of Watergate, late tn 1975 defend Rtchard M Ntxon before the world wtth a convmcing mstder's version of hts stde or the story "'II POMEROY LANES Decem be' 11 , 1974 End ol Forsl Hall Wedne sday Ear ly Btrd Won Lo st Ben Tom corp 86 42 Depen da ble Contrp¥ ttn g c.. 86 42 Ebersbach Hardware 70 58 Evelyn 's Grocery 66 62 Rou st1 's Land tng S-1 74 FranCis' Fl an st s 22 106Htgh tnd Game - Mar l ene Wil son 199 Ann Thoma s 189 H tg h ser ,es Mar l ene Wil son 530. M ar y Voss 501 Team H tg h Game Evelyn s Grocery l,l~ Te am Htg h w: rt es Dependable Con tr actmg 2230 A roll off for first pla ce was held on Monday , Dec 16 , a nd Ben Tom won tor 1st place secoND HALF Decemb er 18, 1974 Won Lost Fr an c ts ' F lortst 6 2 Roush s L and mg s 3 E ber sbach Hardwar e 4 4 Dep en da bl e Co ntra c tt ng .1 4 Be n Tom Co rp 3 s E velyn 's Gro ce ry 2 6 Ht g h lnd Game Et ten Rough 197. Opal Hupp 189 Ht gh 5e rt es - E ll en Rough 517 Mar te ne Wilson 49 2 H 1gh T ea m Game and 5ert es -2197Fran c tS' F IQre sts. 8]6 and Tuesday Tnpilcat e December 10,1974 End of Ftrst Hall Won Lo st Royal Crown Bottltng !12 46 Frtendly Taver n 73 55 K .nn P.wtders Su ooi Y 69 59 NY Ciotti Hou se 59 69 Royal Oak Park 54 74 Turner's Groc ery 47 81 H tgh tnd Game Pat Carson 193 Be1ty Smtth 182 J H 1g h Senes - l sa belle Couch 485 Pat Ca r so n and Belty Smt ih , 471 T eam H1 gh Game New York C!o th tng House 540 Team Htgh Sertes - Roya l Cr ow n Bolt tmg , 1360 SECOND HAL F December 17,1974 Won Lost New Y or,. Clothtn Q Hou se · 0 Carmel News, By the Day Florence Ctrcle vtstl;;d her aunt, Mrs Laura Etselst.!m and Cectl of Pomeroy on Sa turday Gues ts of Mrs. Mary Ctrcle durmg the holid ays were Mr and Mrs George Ctrcle and Cheryl , Mr and Mrs James Ctrcle, Mt s Nellte Gtbson, all of New Haven, Mr. and Mrs Eddt e Ca rson o! West Columbta , W. Va. , Mtss Charlotte Soth, a studenl at Gleovtlle Colle ge. W Va , and Mr and Mrs Melvtn Ctrcle and fam tly of Columbus Mr and Mrs Arthur E J ohn son and so n, Pa trick, called on Mr and Mrs Wtlllam Carleton of Racine on Sunda;. Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson and Tom, Mr and Mrs Gene Hudson of Ractn• , Mr and Mrs Shelby : '. kens and famt ly •of Pomeroy VISited Sunday v.tlh Mr and Mrs Allan Taylor. Florence Ctrcle ca lled on Mr and Mrs Ga rrett Ctrcle a recent Sunday Mr and Mrs Wtlham Carleton of Ra ctne and Mr~ Dean Brmker spent Chlistmas eve wtth Betty Van Meter, Mr and Mrs Arthur E. Johnson, Htgh Ser tes - Men Ed Voss 563 Ray Roach SI S, Jerry Rought and Larry Dugan 506 Team H tg h Game and Sertes - Corner Bar 737 and 203J ... • I• ABA .. ' Stondlnll ..... By United Prtu lnternettenal Kentucky New York St Louis Memphis Vtrglnla w. t. pel. .j. 23 10 .697 2$ 11 .69 .. IS 2A 385 11 10 26 .271 14'/J 9 26 West Denver San Antonio Utah • lndlene Sen Dltgo w. I. 31 .5 2.57 15 pet. g,b. Ul 22 11 550 19 21 475 1-4 19 .424 u 22 .319 ~ Thursday's Rttults St Lou It 112 VIrginia 81 11 14 1 15112 11 MemphiS 95 Ulah II San Antonio 122 San Diego 104 Frldly's G•mtt VIrginia at Kentucky "St LOUIS It NtW York Indiana at Denver ......,'·'·,,. ,, .. WHA Stendlnll IY United llrtu tnttrnetlon•l New Englnd Cleveland Chicago lndlanapotto 19 13 1 39 120 112 1< 11 12 20 6 30 w. . 25 11 171~ 11 u 15 17 1123 I 2t 92 107 0 2A 10A12A, I 13 10 U2 w.,, ' ' t. pta If 11 102 3 37119111 o 3A m 111, San Diego 1 31 101111'' MlchiQin 3 25 92159"' C1n1dl1n w. I I . pto 11 go Toronto 20 13 1 •1 150 m 20 15 0 40 145 123 Quebec 11 10 0 36 101 90 Edmonton Winnipeg 11 u 35 121 101 Houston Phoenix M1nnesotl 0 ~0 165 16 14 2 34 lGO 99 Thursda.y 's Retulh vancouver Clevetend .e lndllnapotlt I Houston 6 Michigan 3 vancouver 3 Pho•t"'IX 2, at Friday'• Games New Eng lend at Toronto San Diego at MlnhtiOII F»hoenlx at Edmonton LARRY'S' MOBILE .ftOME' SA' ES, INC. 'Featuring Xirkt»>Od Governor • Cameron 12' & 14' Wldt Up To70' Long· 24; Wide Sectional Homes up to 65' Long SERVICE AFTER'SAU "' OFFICE HOUR); 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO; 1C:LOSE AT NOON ON TfiURS.l- EAST COURT ST., POMEROY. 'I Patrick and Sheryl LeAnn. Guests of Mr. and Mrs Edson Roush over the weekend were Rev. and Mrs. Richard Young and family of Sidney, Mr and Mrs. Robert Watson and fam1ly of Kent Mrs Mary Circle was dinner and overmghtguesl of Mr. and Mrs . George Circle and Cheryl a recent Sunday ntght at New Haven Vtsttors at the Douglas Circle home last week were Mr. and Mrs Richard Ables 01 Bald Knobs, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Tuttle and son of Eagle Rtdge, Mr and Mrs. Roy Van Mel<!r and family, Chesl<!r Van Meter of Mormng Star, Mr and Mrs. Jtm Patterson and sons of Spiller and Paul Moore, locaL Mrs. Dean Brinker, Betty Van Meter and granddaughl<!r, Sheryl Le Ann Johnson called on Mrs laura Byers of Tan· ners Run recently Mr and Mrs . Dwighl Swepston and Mark and a frtend of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Orr of Chesl<!r called at the home o! Mr. and Mrs Robert Lee and !amtly and Ralph Lee during the holidays Sheryl LeAnn and Palrlck Johnson spent Monday ntght wtth thetr grandmolher, Mrs Dean Brinker. Mrs. Robert Lee and Becky and Bob Bill spent Saturday eventng wtth Mr and Mrs. Arthur Orr of Chester. The world ts now celebratmg the 300th anmversary of the bagel Ortgtnally called "btegel ", German lor sttrrup, the first bagel was handmade m Austria m 1674 by a cmtfratepti• ty of Jewtsh bakers Lat e Monday N 1gttt Mi xe d Dece mber 30~ 1974 • Won Lost Co rn er Ba r 14 12 ' Jack's Cl ub 10 6 No 4 10 6 M td Porn Sun oc o 6 10 No 1 6 10 No 2 2 14 Htgh l nd Game. women Maxme Dugan 182, Donn a McFarland 18 0, Betty WhtltlltC h 179 Htgh tnd Game - Men -.- Ed Voss 219, R a y Roa ch 190, Ed Voss 188 H1gh Senes Women Max tne Du gan 515, B~tty Whtltatch 509 , Mar l ene Wtlson OPTOMETRIST o. Karr & Van Zandt NOW$2695 N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. ' GENERAL TIRE SALES 2nd Ave. 1974 OPEL MANTA Was5289S F r1 en dtyTavern 6 2 Royal Oak Par k 4 J Turn er ' s Gro c ery 4 " Royal Crown eottlmg 2 6 Ktng Builder s Su pp l y 0 8 H1gh lnd Glime - Dot Rt l e. 192 Dot R lf e, 191 H 1gh Series - Dot Rtf e 515. Isabelle Couch 147 .T ea m Htgh Game - Royal Crown Bottltng 483 Te am Htgh Sertes Frt endly Tavern 1401 TIRES :. IN SYRAQJSE CREAM PUFF , B f ,J A s low A s Chot ce of t hree e)( cepf tona l ca r s Smith Nelson Motors, Inc. 500 E. Main St. Low 1971 Volkswagen 4 dr. Sedan OOICE BUILDING ·SITES FOR SALE • Rutland, 0. j • Door m back ltk e stat 1on wagon .® home, the flag , apple pte and mother are commg back mto vogue. Also, you'll begm to nohce strong tsolationist leamngs al the grass roots levels. Countertng thiS tradtttonallst movement Will be ltghtly orgamzed dtsstdent groups who are about to go on a two-year spree, beconung more visible at the end or this summer wtll cause spotty but BUILDING SITES They vtolen\ ctvil dtsruptions. · Congress- and the preseni admtmstration Wlll not function as compahbly as many hope. The division between the executive and the. legislative • branches will remam very ' On Coli ege Roa,d pronounced over th next ~ecade, regardles;; o! who is Wi II . bulld or sell 1 president , , separately. There wtll be more unrest tn Phone 992-7320 the coal !telds by early Winter ..:.--_! w: --------------- Chester, 0. foretell a year :of turbulence 2- STOKER MATlC COAL HEATERS, EA. 488 00 388.00 -------------- 7 1973 tord lhunderbud 2 dr. Hardtop . I Oh!y 7,435 easy miles Lt kc new Stop in today- take care of your car. See Bob Grtfftth, Servtce Manager . These offers good thru January 31. 1975 We Bu1lt Our Bustness on Service, Now Ser· vtce is Building Our Business. Service Dept . Hours: Mon.- Fri. 8:00-4: 30p.m. , Sat . til noon . 985-4100 Pt Only drt ve n b y one ot our offtC ii'l l s Very very low mtl eage Never Id led Ful l y equ1pped Happy New Year $SAVE$ TO ALL!! $SAVE$ --------------------------· Cut. Sup. Cpe., air, sharp •••••••••••'4795 $SAVE$ 7474 Olds Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, full power, air•••• ,'7500 Shows tender c.::lie A tr condt f 10ned and f u ll equlpmen t r Sale Prices On The Best Used Furniture Buys!! 2-BREAKFAST SET, 2 CHAIRS WITH DROP LEAF TABLE _ _ _ _ __ BREAKFAST SET Employment Wanted s• • 1974 Ford LTD Brougham 4 dr Sedan A tr cond1 t 1oned. ex tra sharp mileage .1975: the stars Ju st renovated - 4 BR, 2 baths. re cp R sewmg R. ca r pet tn g panelmg, ti le, full basement w 1th recr eat 1on R , worksho p , porches, ga rage pat1o, double lot 0~ y d nve n by one of (lur ot ii Cto ls Ve ry low mileage Never been It t led , Ful l y equ tpped 1 • 1974 Ford Pinto 3 door Runabout car care cleaning for only RIGGS USED CARS Loca ff•d 19/4 forti LIU l:omltty Squ1re Station Wagon Very low m 11eage Genu tn e leat h er sea ts a nd all ' goodies • And also with either of the above USED· CARS NEW TRUCKS, CARS AND OFFICIALS' CARS 0t11ua 1 s car See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel area $5,800 RUTLAND AREA - 45 ACRES - Fenced, stocked With an oil and oil filter change, and grease job, you get a FREE BRAKE CHE'CK and all you pay for is oil, filter, and gr~ase (labor). -------------~-------------With a front end alignment. you get a FREE BRAKE CHECK and all you pay for is parts and labor. $1 ,000 • BA~~Y~c~H~E~s~rg~~~~~~~·;9 608 E.• IAAIN POMEROY 0 POMEROY- 8 10 ACRE - lo1 s Pauley Branch Manaaer 4 RM FU RNI SHED mobile home for Albert Hilt Rt1c1ne r ent OhtO Phone 949 2261 12 29 6 tc 3 BE DROOM house 3 mil es ou t on St a t e Rout e 143 R e f e r ences pn d de po st t r e qu~red No pets Phon e 9.1? 37 16 12 31 4tc 307 Sprmg jlve nue Pomeroy 992-2298 2 BEDROOM t r at ler at corner of Broadway and Elm , M tddl eport No pet s or cht ldr en Cal l 991 2580 atter 6 p m 12 s tfc -- ----~- -- _12._~ 6tp OLD HO U SE tn Syr ac use on 2 n t[e to ts $3 000 Will l ea r hou se do wn ' ' wan ted Phone 99 2 5898 12 29 7fp $1080000 - ---------------. --------------- condtt1ontng b edrooms ful l ba se m e n t garage , J mt S of Shade Terms ava il able TRAILER spa ce, 2 mt les from Pomeroy Rt 143 Phone 992 5858 10 27 tf c HOUSE 4 rooms and bath n tce yard and drivew ay A lso . furn tshed apt Call 992 7780 or 992 3432 • 12 12 lfc a1r SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE Good Selection Cheaper Cars Real Estate For Sale BUILD IN G tot 80f t f rontage by 165 fl The sec ond tot on tefl on Rtv ervtew Drtve . L tn co ln Ht l l Pom eroy Oht o If rn t eres ted ca ll 992 32JO aft er 5 p m 10 17 lfc ' you can get a complete inside/outside EXCE L SI OR Salt Wor ks Eas t Matl'l St Pomeroy A ll km d s o f sa lt , water pell ets, water nugget s b lock sa lt and own O htO R tver Salt P hone 992 389 1 6 5 t fc 3 BE DR OOM house $5 00 down , $90 month Phone 992 3975 or 9Y1 257 1 1 3 tfc AS MUCH 'AS 00 DISCOUNT ON Clean . ON YOUR DIAL POMEROY LANDMARK! Ja ck W Ca rs e y Mgr Phon e '92 21 91 AT OUR "-!'LL OUT" SALES ROADEO Npw ts the hmc to h,w ,~ yo ur car chec ked for s afety, and top mallltenance. and ~ave 1t cleaned mstde and out at the sa me ftme . 1974 PINTO 4 CYL AUTO. like a person. Priced For wutck Sale ' Maintenance Clean and Check-up'~;- V-8, auto .c P.S., P. B.. We talk to you FUEL OIL HEATERS $1895 !:~~ ~8~~~R! 5MONTEGO 4 DR s 1 u.,~ ' Open Mon . Sojit ___________ _ -------------- . , everytlungl"l Rutland . WALL paper hang111g and all W tL L do ca rp ent er wor k . can REA DY M I X CONCREtE de lurntsh r et eren ces Phone 742 mter .or fllltSh tng Phon e 742 I vered rtgh t to your protect 5825 SO BI F ast and easy F r ee 1 3 ltc 1r CA RP E f ' too k dul t < l nd 122912t p est tmates Phone 99'1. 328 <1 dr,a r rr move spot s as they ., Goegle m Ready Mtx Co TAN,KS cle aned d ppt dr w tl h Blut: Lu stre HOME Imp r oveme nt a nd SEP T I C Mtdd leport Oh iO M ode r n Sa n ttat)On . 992 3954 or Repa1r Se rv iC e - Anythtng R ent L' tlc tr c r ht~rnpoo er Sl 6 30 lfc 992 'lt3 49 f xed around the home from I\ a kr>r ·' ~ rn , tor ~.; Co mt ;'~rc 9 18 tfc roof to basement You wilt SEW IN G MACHI NE Rpp c11rs lik e ou r wo r k. and r a t es servt[e all makes 992 2284 Phone 74)5081 B ED Ir an)£' ~10 wt1 I f' head TMe F abr c Shop Pom eroy B UIL DING SUP' board S.70 r et :. tO [ hf'"> t of 1229ffc NEIGLER Au th ort ze d Stnger Sa tes an d PLY F OR REMO DELING Urilwer s S IS Ca ll YY~ /88 9 Servt [ e We sharpe n Sctssors A N D KITC HEN CABINE T S al ter c; p m 3 29 tfc CAR PET tnsta ll atton , $1 25 per CAL L CUY NEIGHLER .. 1 3 11 c ya r d Ph one Rtcha rd West. RACINE . OH IO PHONE 949 8~ ) 166 7 • )604 DOZER/ work. , land cleanng by 12 24 26 tp 19 51 C H E VY parts NEW 12 19 26 tc t he acr e, hour l y or con tr act L akewood trac t10 n bar s h Farm ponds , ro ads, etc tacker atr sho c ks h ooker L arge dozer and operator head ers w th 3 [ OIIC'c lor "> for P IANO tun tng and r epair , wtlh over 20 years ex small b l o[k. Cd ll 992 3496 Charles Sc ott. 992 3718 p c n ence Pull tn s Excava tm g a l tern p m BE ST Ot= F ER 12 13 32t p __ _;___ Pome roy OhiO Phon e 992 JO 17 tt c 2478 C BRAD FOR D, Aucttonee r 12 19 I f [ Complete Se rv tce OlJE lo to tal d •Sil blltty mus t Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 se ll complelr> fl oc k N .ne Req Racme , Ohio s u tf olk cv. es 1 vr ol cl br ed W 1LL trt m or cu t t r ees or b Crttt Brad ford and pap er ed On!" <;, ufloll<. ">hrubb e ry , clean out s 1 tfc r il m no n r (' l <ttN! C oli 9t? ba se m ent s atttc5 etc 949 J O 'l 1ny t 111 0 322 1 or 742 4441 S EPTIC tanks , excav at tng 12 '} I 61C 12 152 6t c dump truck Phon e 742 3742 12 20 26 tc CREMEAN S CONCRE T E de A K C •I y ear old lr s h Se tter levered Monday th rou g h t•x c e)l ent pe t S60 Howard Sa turday and even tn gs B• r ch f r id Phone '~1 S?32 Phone .1.1 6 1142 F URNITl:IRE Upho tstertng , l?? llf C 1. Reasona ble rat es, free 6 1J tf c estt mat es ptekup and PIG S $ I S each Ho l sten del tvery prompt se rv tce H ere tord he, rer $125 One ton Mowrey s U phols t ery Pomt EXCAVATING. doze r load er 1965 Fo rd tru c k 6 [ yl nde r an d backhoe work septiC P leasan t . w va Phone 67 5 S.'J 50 C w R ce phone 949 4154 tanks tnsta lled q~ p tr uc ks '} 11 5 and to boys for htre , w ill haul 12 31 26 tp 1?2? 6tp fill dtrt to p so tl , ltm es ton e & Call Bob or Roger r-- - '-·--------;, graye\, p. Je ff ers , d ay phone 992 7089 , ntqht phone 992 J52S or 992 SIEGLER an~ 5232 MONOGRAM 2 11 lfc 4 RM furn ts h ed apt [Jose to Pow ell ' s Super Va tu phon e 992 3658 11 20tfc Model tn good c ond l t ton Set CROCERY busmess for sale of r ll dta:l t•r es stze IR 70 15 1n Bulidtng for sa te or tease Oood Shl!lpe 211nch black and Phone 773 S6l 8 trom 8 30p m wt11 t e te lev ist on ampltfter for to 10 p m for appo~ntm en t a P a sys t em For 1n J 10 lfc for mat ton. cal ! 99 2 2508 or see ' --~ -- ---------~ a t 1J1 l l!lurel St Pomeroy MODERN Walnut ste r eo Oh10 rad to a t r ack tape com 1'2 29 6tc btna t1 on am fm radto ----~-- --- ---- -Balance $ 108 63 or terms Call 99) 39 65 1968 G MC Dump Tr uck 75 00 ser te$ , Tr• axle Just been 1231 tfc OYerhauted S3 500 Cont a ct ELECTROLUX Sweeper deluxe La wr en ce Lee Larkms St Rut l and , Ohto mode l Com ple te w tth a ll ct eanmg a'lt a c hments ancj 12 27 6tc uses paper bags Slig htly used but c l ean s and looks l tke new Wtll sell for SJ7. 25 cash or terms available Phone 992 7755 WILL BA BYS IT tn my hom e for 12 18 tfc workmg mother Phone 98S 41 02 CLOSE OU T on new Zi g Zag 12 30 7tc sewmo macn 1nes For sewtng , stretch fabnc:s . butlonholes , REMODELING . plumbing , fan cy designs , etc Paml hel!ltmg . and a tt ty pes of shgMiy blemished Chotee of ge n era l repa tr Work car rytng cale or sewmg gul!lranteed 20 years ex stand S49 80 cast1 or terms pe nenc:e Phone 99 2 2409 available Phone 992 7755 1 3 121 c 12 18 tfc "How come JuniOr An.o:n't tmio kiss Uncle Ha:J!It1 He geis qut of -" WMP0/1390 For Rent 2 BEDROOM Tra i ler PhOn e ?92 Jns or Q92 257 1 1 3 lie For Sale -------------19 64 OL D SMOBILE Luxury .. On State 'Rt 114, /t mt from Route 1 by-pass towards. 1 I -------------c , ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE HElL K e nn('b f"C 3 ROO M an d bath I urn shed ap t Ull lll tes patd 356 N o r th F ourth St Mtdd leport 12 31 II c ~--- ---- ------- pup J month s ol d S072 "' H ER E rQRD Hots tetn Cal f t S 10 COU NT RY Mob ile Home Pa rk Rt 33 ten me tes n or th o f Pom er oy L arge tots W1th co ncreTe pattos , 5tdewalk5 , run n ers and oil s t ree , park tng Ph one 99? 7479 12 31 tf c CASH pa id for all makes and mode l s of mob ile homes Phone area code 614 A23 9531 4 1J tt c lost 12 29 6tp The Daily Sentinel "' 1966 CHEVELLE 327, 4 spee d , good body and l n terto r Phone 99 2 7-i 89 . li 31 Jtp I Luckeydoo and daughters, Amy an d Lee Marte of Dayton and Mr and Mrs. Roy Sheets o! S Charleslon spen t Chrts~nas wtth Mr and Mrs Larry Luckeydoo and sons, Phtlllp and larry al lhet~ home m Charleston '9 Carrier Wanted ' 5-t11 JOHNSON'S For Sale ~ f'ECIJ\L 1 on Horto• ' '" iAcroo; r FlO) d E Wtlllams, Jan o• fJr,,n om Maso n 1\u{ ton ' 111 Morie Wtlliams to F:Zt a J M.;. s on W V<l Howard RPC! S iey AUC I IQ I1 ('C'r Sheets. Linda R Sheet'. lot, I 1 71t Pomerov Edtth M Welc h to John R - NOTIC E OF SALE / Holl ev, Ruby M Holle1 Th e rl'il l p'j, l rllf' o t IIH' l cl l (' 2 3767·acr\-s; •Sctpto M<lrvrn MCihr(' Hvd son Archte E. Lee,June P l<>e to D ece ased Wh •Ch 1S lo c cll f' d 1n f'ecltord f ownshtp co nlttmmQ J ohn T Willi ams, Judtlh A t:.9 8 <H::res sec Vol 237 Paqc> 49855 .tl' re 9J1 Mc .qs Cou nty Dc> ed Wtlltams, Recor ds -w il l beoflcr ed l or sate Syracuse, Sutton at the offtces ol Cr ow Crow 8. Samuel Conkle, lmd Jean Po r lt' r /\ !T orneys at Law PomProy Ot1 o <~ ' 10 00 1\ M on Conkle to All~n C Htll , Mary Wrdnt:>sday J anuary 8H1 197\ f.I1•S prope rt y 1S app r <l•SCd at M H•ll, parcel, Pomeroy ~17 , 800 00 and c annot be sold laurence R Wolfe, DoiOJes tor l ess than th e appra •sed K Wolfe . to Lynn L Mallor) , va l u e T erm s ot se~te ar e c ash and the property will he sold DeEtt R Ma llory, lot, Ractne sub teet to th e I te n tor r eur es ta t e Glen W Moore. Betty I. ta )(es tor 19 75 Tt1e r•g t11 1S re served to r c tec l any and all Moore to Danny R Cottrell, b1dS Vonda L Cottrell, 1 actc, t= REDW CR OW Il l Salem. Ancillary Adrntntslrator o t t he Es t ate ot Don A Je tt to Ltnda Lou Jell, Mahrc H udson lot, Pomero) Decea se d ' Marga t et Dow me Stark , CR OW CROW & PORTE R dec , to Mtla J Wood s, Dorothy A tt orn eys for Amberger, Edward II Stark, Adm 111 tStrqto r Jr , Cert of Trans , Pomeroy 117 1 11 'i tt l 2t c Ohto Power Co ,tnd Albans Properttes Co agreement , Salem PUBLIC NOTICE; Sealed b td S wdl be r ece n.. ed Franklin Real Esta te Co to by the M etgs L ocal Sc hool Albans Properttes Co , B 9:! D ls trt ct Board of Educatton '" the Metgs Juntor Htgh Sch ool acres, Salem Butlding until 7 30 P M on Jan Cormal T Jewell to Betty J 14 197S for two (21 school buse s Se parate b tdS wil l be r ecetved Jewett, parcel, Rutland for scho ol bus chassts and Roy Mtmx, Vtrgtnta Mtmx to SChOO l buS bod teS Spectfl ca t tons for scho&'t bus Charles R McGraw and Laura ch assts and s ~ ho o l bus bodtes J. McGra" , lots, Ractne may be obt~tned by ca llin g 99 2 The';\Jmanac By United Press International Today ts Friday, Jan 3, the third day or 1975 wtth 362 to loll ow The moon is approachtng tis last quarter. The 1!'orntng stars are Mars and Sa!ilrn. The -avening stars are Mercury, Venus and Juptter Those born on thiS date are Ullder the sign or Capricorn . Actor Ray Mtlland was born Jan . 3, 1908 (as Reginald TruscotWones ) On this day Jn history : In 193!1, the March of Dimes campaign was organized lo fight infantile paralysis. In 1961, the United States severed diplomattc relation~ wtth Cuba alter Fidel Castro admitted . to being a Commums!. • In 1967 Jack Ruby , who fatally shot preSidential assas· Stn Lee Harvey Oswald, died of cancer m Dallas. In 1972, American industrial leader Charles Wilson died ~t the age or 85. Wtth cine of these fine used cars . ~---------~· · Help Wanted 1975 NEW .YEAR VEHICLE START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT Business Services • ' 8- The Dailv ~nllnel :-Mtddkpur l-1 'omero). 0 .. Fnday. J,tn :1. 1'!75 Winter Hours~ BlRBIBE SAYRE 9 a.m. .to6p.m. Mon. Thru Sat. • Claud SUn. . ,· PH. 992-7777'. • POMEROY~ O. ..\ ' /. ' �" 1 •• I / ., .·-· ' ' • I ' 9- The Datly Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Friday, Jan. 3, 1975. M~igs: Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Property ~ Transfers " Notice Notice •\U (T t OI\, ((H l lf' ll l'io AUCT I ON . T hursday and o t old .nr-r c hand ,sp ~ lor P. _ Saturday n1Qhl , 7 ' p m a! n r lud111Q IH<lllY i1n l Qu e~ lob e Mason Auc t 10n H o rt on Sl t!l so ld b e Q rH\ r1Q ,11 1 p m '.11 1 Maso n W ~ Co'n s •gn men ts ' Athought for the day : British salinst Jonalhan Swt!t said, "We have enough religion to make us hate, but not enough to make us love one another." VISIT IN MASON MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Landon 5mtth VISited during the holidays wtth Mr . and Mrs . John Cannons and daughter, Sarah, at Lextn gto n, Ky Others VISiting at the cannons home mcluded other relatives of Mr Smtih and tncluded Mr and Mrs Peter Ftscher and son, David Allen, of Flortda; Reverend and Mrs. Bruce · Merton, Bruce and Barbara, of Frankford, Ky .; Mr and Mrs. W. E Starner and daughter, Beth, of Starke, F\ortda VISITORS COME MASON - Mr. and Mrs Alva Luckeydoo o! Letart. Mrs. R C. Kmg of Henderson, Mr and Mrs. Clyde Roush, Ca mp Conley; Mr and Mrs . Roger 5650 The Me tgs L ocal Sc h ool Dtslrh: t Board of Educalton reserves the nght to re1e c t an y and all b tds Metgs Loc al Sc hool D1 st nct Boa rd of Educ a tton L W McComas , Clerk ' ( 121 13 20, 2~1)] 4tC • HarrisonviUe Society News Mrs. Lulabelle Eshelman ts a medtcal paltent at Vel<!rans Memonal Hospttal. ' Mr and Mrs. Asa Jordan spent an evening wtth Ava Gtlkey recently. Other vtsttors were ' Mr and Mrs Frank Graves Mr and Mrs Chas Sheets vtst te d Hattte Temple of Columbus recently Mrs. Le tha Cowen VISited recently wtth her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Thea Htnds o! Newark. Mr and Mrs . K C. Welsh and Mr and Mrs Wtlhe Collins have re lurned from a two weeks vlstt tn call!ornta wtth Mr Welsh's aunt Chnstmas dinne~ guests of M,, and Mrs Eugene Young were Mr and Mrs Hial French and Mrs. Norma Lee Guy!Bolin vlstted his brother. Anderson, and hts brother-tnlaw, Frank Graves Sr , in Akron Mr and Mrs Larry Clark and chtldren and Mr and Mrs. Roy Wtseman were dtnner guests of !he Earl Starkeys on Chrtstmas Eve. A mce crowd enJoyed a Chnstmas supper at the church on Sunday evenmg The Lend-A-Hand club sponsored the dmner - -w"elcOme 19 /\ '. 1/\f<CRt.r T 71 It t ril ve l lrcl lif'r r't10111' H8;' JJ ?I 12 St p Phone (3041 773 CARNIVAL by Dick Turner GREt, T OANE P U P <; fl w e-e k s Old }')U Pt101H' '1? ? 5l~B a ft er 6 In Dl11 10 3 tt c NEW HAVEN MATCH ( orn Hollow Gun Club Turn fors t r•Qh t after M•T£'s CPrnctNy Rul l and F;~ c torv Llwl<. t d qun"> on l y "i un tl iiY Jiln 'i 1 P <; HO O TING O IL OF Mtnk Cosm e t. cs • Sound dtfferenP We have a com pl ete I me that wtll sa Tt Sfy even you Call us we have SPeCiCI IS all the l tmc You II bE' surp rt 5ed BROWN S 99? 5 1)) 1?19 ti c SHOOT IN G ma t ch Ractne Gun Clu b Sunday 1 p m Assorte d mea t .., and fa c to r y [ hoke guns only 12 n ti c WANTED d eep Phone 985 384 9 w ell pump 12 29 6tp AN N UA L Deer Feed a t the Racine Gun Club Sa l Jan .t 6 p m Open to the publ tc 12 ) 1 41C IN COME T a)( Prepared bo t h Federal and Sta te Taxes wilt be don P. by appotntm ents on l y Please phone 9?2 227'1 or see Mrs wanda Eb l n L aur el Ct tr Rd , Pomeroy OhtO I J JOtc Wanted To Buy CO MPLETE 216 or 261 Che vr ole t eng tne Frant.. Dodder er c o Box 16 2 Coolville Oh to 1 2 ] lp CAS H S,SSSSF=OR JUN K CA R S Com p FRY E 5 TRUCK and A UTO P A RT S R ut l and Ph on e 7 4 ~ 6094 ._ I 2 26tp _________ _ OL D furnitur e tce bo xe s brass beds or compl ete households Wrtle M 0 Mt! l er Rt 4 Pome roy . Oh io Call 992 7760 10 7 74 JUNK autos , c ompl e te and d eltvered to our y ard We ptc k up auto bod tes and buy all ki nds of sc ra p me tal "> and tron R tder '5 Sal.vag e. St Rt 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh iO Cal l 997· 5468 10 17 lfc . Age 8 or Older 1972 MERCURY MARQUIS BROUGHAM 4 DR Fu lly equ1pped,• new rubber . $2495 1 ~~~~~~~~p~!? 4 DR s1995 1972 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill 2 DR HT Pets For Sale ONE 2 year o Jd full Dalm tU tOn $15 Phone 992 7312 eYentngs 1 3 Jtc - ---- - - - - - - - - REG Br tttainy Spante l t emate ~ Call 991 b- \ 2 ] I[ Mobile ,;, .. "'· For Saif T RAILER tor rent or sa te J bedrooms unfurnt Sh ed u ltltft e ~ patd locat ed a t new Mob tle Home Park tn Bu rtm gham Phon e 992 775 1 12 31 tf [ 1970 F LEETWOOD mob tle home 11 7 bath , 2 bedroom 12x70 Phone 742 58 64 12 31 3tc ' 2 SMAL L dogs one dark brown named Tammy , th e o th er mate light brown Lost In area of K tngsbury . rew ard offered Phone 992 5629 ' 12 27 6tp -------------Auto Sales 1966 P LYM OUTH Fury I ll , A I p s radiO Ca ll 992 51 05 1 2 Jtp ---- .....--------- 1973 DODGE P U • Sporf Ad ve ntur e , red and wh tte. 318 c , d , at p s , rad io , Ke l ly tool bo~< c hrome w est coast m trror"> , rea r s tep bump er , n ooo m ti es Phon e 992 sl OS 1 2 Jtp 1957 CH EVROLET Bellatr 4. dr exce l l ent co nd t t1on Phone 74241 11. 12 31 3tc d,ly S old /, I so ))1 fo rd moto r .1n d fl;1 1 111 .ul 6 r vl Do dq e PhO ilf' H ~1 ? \~1 11 29 SIC m o tor RACINE PLUMBING · & HEATING Complete plumbing & REMODELING & CONST. Alummum s1dtng. roolmg , c omplete restdenhal con s1r uctton W1rmg , plumbtng . e l ec hea tmg , kitchen cab mets etc. 27 Yrs ex penence m const tr a d e Phone (304! 773-5503 (O I1tJi c r .1n d ThornCl s <; ,ly r e Ph one 8 1 1 2111 t I ] 3t p P O T A T O F '::. heating servtce and general sheet metal works. Fr~e Estimafes I Phone-949-5961 Emergency 992-3995 or 991-5700 1 I 111 Court St.J Pomeroy Phone 992-2156 / WOM/\N to 1 vc tn and as s st hu-:;band tn the care of llr 5 a d .nq wt fe Room a nd board salary ttme olf Telep ho ne 997 Jn 6 before noon or aft er 8 p m 1 2 ) tc CA RHOt-' wanted , a ppl y " tn person at Crow s St eak House _ 12 29 rotc ' <; ~ ' "'" He l p Wanted AN O H IO O I L CO o ff ers PLENTY OF MONEY plu s cas h bo nu ses f nnge bene t ets to m<~ tu re tnd Vtduat 111 Pom eroy ar ea Reqard less ot expe r ten ce arrma 1 G 1 Read Pr es Am e r rcan L ubr tc ants Co Box 696 Day t on Oh o 15,101 12 29 5tp EXPERIEN CED fu el 011 dnver n eed ed Sen d rep11 es to Box 72 9C. co The Da ily Senttnel PomE' r oy Oh to 45769 11 30 6t c FUR NI SH ED apartment ut tl lt tes furn tshed suttab l e for t wo wor k m g m en or r e ttr ed couple L tvlng roo m kttcnen . shower and ba t h On matn htghway , Mason . W V a Phone 773 5147 10 27 If[ Fact air, I? S, P B.' , viny l roof Ph . 992 -5682 or 992-7121 All Mechantcal Work 8AM -6PM 1971· FORD GALAXIE 500 2 DR HT $1395 972 FORD TORINO 4 DR Real Estate For Sale ' -1 ROOM fu rn 1s t1 ed apt Ca ll 99 2 5908 be fore I p m Strout Realtyl 11 31 6l c SMA LL hou se td ea l f or 1 wo rkt ng men Mtd dlepor t ar ea Phone 9Q7 7791 after 5 pm 12 ] 1 ] IC $1 7 50000 l and 4 ROOM tu rnt she d and 4 ACR ES - unfur nt s h ed apartment s Phone 992 5434 4 12 tic PRIVATE meet tng roo m for any organ•zatton phone 992 3975 3 11 tf c --------..-;t------ F URNI SHE D apt Adults only M tddl eport !)hon e 992 3874 11 14 lf c U N FUR NI SHED hou se 4 rooms and bath , 165 0 Lt ncoln H e tghts Phone 992 38 74 11 14tfc NEW - A l l elec , ca rpeted J BR 2 Rt 33, 3 BG,pROOMS Bu r ltng ham s ome ca r pe ltng lurm tu r e tncl uded, CONTACT TEAFORD V11qol [) T·· ~lor,d Bt~kt>N' \ 1•:1 "r Mt'< h<i•l• ( Str··•;l oy Onio l)lb~ l'1lllll't NEW LISTING - 6 room fram e, J bedrooms bath nat ga s. furnac e c tty wate r $7500 00 W1ll sel l on t 1me IN THE COUNTRY - 5 acres ap t turntShed adults, no anda 2 bedr oom hom ew tth full drunk.S . Aiso . 3 rm apt John ba seme n t $6500 00 Sheets . 3 m lies south of Reasonable do wn payment Mtdd!eport on Rt 7 33 ACRES - 3 be droo ms ele --- -----,-r------- furna ce, Oh1o Power buil t tn stove, double smk . cabt n ets c •t y wa ter , and mtnera l s, • 525 500 00 INCOME - 8 room s, 2 baths panelmg carpe l tng and a 4 r oom ren ta l All for $18.000 00 COUNTRY HOME - 7 rooms. 4 n 1ce BRs bath , dbl carport. 2 outbutld tngs smk , Nt ce Garden $16, 500 00 NO MONEY DOWN- almost new 3 bedrooms, bath , gas ful"nace , dosets. stove and refngerator One acre On ly Almost new home , 3 BR with double closets, lovely k1 t chen , dtnmg R, large l1vmg R. H yY. floors wtth lots of carpetlt.g, full basement has large recreation room . shower , utlltty R Carport , w1th storage bulid<ng YOU MU ST SE E THIS $27,000 REEDSVtLLE - Rt 124-9 ACRES lovely bu1ldtng sites. mostly liltable. TP water, close to r ecreat•on pond, good sprtng , mmerals, lots"'f butld tng ~ 1tes $11,000 POMEROY $19,900 ALL CASH FOR YOU~ HOME, LET US SEL L IT FOR YOU 992 2259 or 992-2568 $17,500 00 20% By Bernice Bede Osol • (Editor's Note: Bernice 'ilede Osol, whose Astro-Graph .lind This Week In Astrology appear In more than 400 daily and Sunday newspapers, today takes a look at 1975, a year she feels will be a critical one lor the country. Some or Bernice's past predictions Include the Illness and !all o! Richard Nixon, shortages and current recessional trend, opening of relations with China, detente with Russia, domestic disorder lind the nomination and defeat ilf George McGovern.) CHAIRS WAS SALE BLUE R 0 C K ERl.GoooSHiAP~==:::::: 9 95 10.00 BROWN ROCKER , GOOD SHAPE 9 95 1'-95 PATCHWORK ROCKER 69 95 39.95 GREEN VINYL ROCKER 29 95 10.00 BROWN CHAIR. WITH FOOT STOQL 29 95 5.00 2 GREEN CHAIRS, ea 19 95 5 00 BEIGE SOFA BROWN SOFA GOLD SOFA GOLD SOFA BED 2 pc . LIVING ROOM SUITE 3 2 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITES, ea. 59 95 39.95 79.95 39 95 69 95 100 00 25.00 10.00 65.00 25.00 35.00 so 00 ~- Htstory teaches us that the fabric of the future ts woven from the threads or the past ~nd the present The looms of 1974 produced m!ertor goods (\strology helps us look over the hortzon to examme the 4uah ty of the cloth bemg cut li>r 1975 , The Economy ', The Umted States' chart '\!Jows that the mflahon whtch bl,gan to pmch us tn 1974 will be unchecked thts year Our economic problems are ~omplex and must be vtewed qn a long-range basts Just prtor to our national preoc· oopatton With Watergale our a'lnuent cycle began to wane . ~The planetary aspects tn· dicate that major factors whtch were responstble for greasmg the sktds are wtth us yet. The foreign otl problem not be resolved this year. 8oth !he admmistratton and Congress wtll make expenst ve dectStons regarding military speodmg, so don 't expect relief tri that area • Be prepared for contmued tliilustrial sluggishness and a l~fge tdle labor forc e. Financial needs or state and l~al governments will grow more urgent and they wtll ask Washwgton to bat! them out Cpngress wtll take action, but il \rtln 't fmd permanent soluttons this year. _ ,Begtnmng m March, op· portuntsts and profiteers will tighten thell' squeeze on the consumer It wtll be most felt in foods, clothmg, the buildmg mdustry and merc~andtse essential to our baste wants ExplOiters wtll later feel the w~tght of the law, but liOt h<:fore they 've had a chance to get thell' hcks tn '!'here wtll be pertodtc spurts the economy up to spring, then a lull until autumn before busmess again accelerates Tl)ese spasmodic upturns wtll lose some or thell' momentum because of labor strtfe and mlernal unrest. · ENOTABLES!:~~~;:;;;;;;===~each S.OO 32 NEW TABLES • lALLI 9.95 39.95 3 BIG TABLES. MEDIT E ~R;R~A~N~E;.A~N~=~t9~9~9~5~1~19~.85~ 3 OLIO OAK DRESSERS,( EACHI 188 00 59.95 MAPLE CHEST wHITE DRESSER SMALL CHEST 11 9S 39.95 5. ooL 9f95LJ3 9S 10.00 29 95 19.95 59 3 PC BEDROOM SUITE 3 PC. BEDROOM SUITE 199 95 139.95 179 95 149.95 3- REFRtGERATORS,(EACHl 4995 1000 22 CU FT SIDE-BY-SIDE, IWHITE) 95.00 319 95 t8CU FT. REFRIGERATOR, GR, LIKE NEW 269.95 229.9S 2- <;0PP.ERTONE REFRIGERATORS, LIKE NEW, EA. 288.00 200.00 WHITE REFR IGERATOR 88 00 139 95 WHITE REFRIGERATOR 159 95 88.00 SPECIAL OF SPECIALS will -2 Wh1te Fur Swivel Chairs Regular 188.00 -Black Fur Small Sofa -2 Glass Top Tables, Sale All Wtth Chrome Legs $}3995' 2- 30" GAS RANGES, GOLD...._ _ __.l 59 95 119.95 30"GA5 RANGE, GREEN 188 00 30" GAS RANGE. WHITE 149 95 36" GAS RANGE, WHIT 149 95 99.95 36 " GAS RANGE, WHITE 119 95 69.9S JO " GAS RANGE, BLUE 119 95 88.00 40" ELEC. RANGE, WHITE 2-40" ELEC. RANGES. WHITE 30" ELEC. RANGE, WHITE 36" ELECTRIC, GREEN, LIKE NEW - 39.95 129 95 99.95 75.00 179.95 1J9.95 219 95 179.95 ~995 10.00 DUN.(OAN PHYFE TABLE WITH 4 CHAIRS 319 95 199.9S ZENIT•H STEREO 139 95 100.00 PHI LCD STEREO, LIKE NEW WITH AM FM RECORD1PLAYER __188 00 188 00 Discount On a II Cash Sales of Used Appliances · & Used Furniture thru December 29. GE WASHER-DRYER, COPPER, LIKE NEW_ _;t99.95 MAYTAG DRYER 69.91. MOT~DRYER specials. Kuhl's Bargain Center ~ " At tautron L1ght, Rt. 7 "·~ Tuppers.R.la1ns, Ohio Pltooe 667-3158 OPEN WED. THRU SUNDAY 9 A.M.. J P,M. ~~ MAYTAG DRYER 125.00 HAMILTON DRYER, LIKE NEW 188.00 139.95 MA!rTAG AUTO WASHER 95.00 2 NEW RANGE HEADS 36" WHITE & COPPER, EACH _ _ __ _ 25.00 : Does not appl¥ to layaways or prev1ous advertised ~ . . .. . . E BASSETT ~ I 99.95 oriced from '. ' ,, so.oo . ~An" FOOT, PRICEDFROMS..c....sO.OO • • ED FROM 10.ifo BED5, COMPLETE, I ' Rutland Furniture 742-4211 1972 Ford LTD 4 dr. Hardtop 1971 Olds Cutlass SV8 2 dr. Hardtop No one ever sat on seats clean as new One local owner Low mtleage 1970 Maverick 6 cyl 2 dr Sedans Ph . 992-2174- • $895 SEE FRED BLAETTNER, • DARRELL DODRELLor DAN THIOMPSO~N Pomeroy, 0. See Herb, Dilve, Mike Grate or l:iene ::>mith ' 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. 1974 CHEVROLET IMPALA $4295 74 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, full power, air •••• s7500 74 Olds 98 L Sedan, power, air ............ '6200 73 Vega Hatchback, 4 sp., radio-·········· '2195 73 Olds 98 LS Sedan, full power, air••••••• '4595 73 Dodge Pol. Cus. 4 Dr. HT., pow., air .••• .12895 73 Olds Cut. Sup. HT Cpe., power, air •••••••13295 72 Olds 9B HT Sed., v-roof, air •••••••••••••• s3495 72 Olds Toronado Cpe., V-roof, pow., air.... 13295 72 Chev. Imp Cpe., V-8 auto~ P.S.•• :•••••• '2495 72 Pontiac Cat. HT Cpe~ power, air ••••••••'2695 71 Chevelle Mal. Cpe., v-roof, air •••••••••••••s1995 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto•••••••••••11695 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air,•••••••••• ; 11-495· 69 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air .•••••••• s2195 · 69 Olds 88 HT. Sed., v-roof, ai~ •••••••••••••. s995 69 Buick Riveria, power, air.: •••••••••••••••11195 : 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., Vroof, air ••••••••••• '995 68 Pontiac Bonneville H.T. Sedar., power, air '595 • 68 Chev. BA 4 Dr., V-8, auto., P.S••••••••••• '995 ' 67 Cadillac H.T. Sedan, fuN power, atr••••••••'995 66 Pontiac Cat 4 Dr., VB, auto, P.S••••••••• 1495 4 door , 1 own er ca r and on l y 10 400 mtl es, V 8 en g me, w tth automat1 c;-- power st eenng power brakes, factory a1r, t1nted Qlass, d e lu xe body and whee l opentng moldtng s, sandstone vt nyl seats. beautiful dark red t 1n1sh T RULY A The government will put controls on the uses and dtstrtbutton of fuels and New domestic energy. otl !telds ~ wtll be opened. Off • shore ftnds wtll prov e successful, but recovertng otl from shale won't There are headaches in store MOJO'\Trends for g1lld speculators Many Our national horoscope lambs who wander mto thts shows we have what tt takes to arena wtll be shorn meet the ' challenge On the mternallonal scene Remarkable evtdence o! the planet Juptter, whtch does Amencan mgenmty and thmgs m a btg way, wtll be resourcefulness wtll be seen movmg through the tmpulstve over the next lew years. and marital stgn of Anes It Cittzens will hghten their belts wtll oppose another powerful but they'll demand that planet m the peaceful stgn of politicians do likewise Libra Harmomous ~latwns When the planet Uranus was between vartous world powers about to change s1gns at the wtll be tn precartous alance. ttme or !he election tn Thts Influence Will be m effecl 1974 , disen· through all of 197o and could November chantment wtth proposed new mean that some tmpulstve taxes became apparent at the head of state wtll reach lor the polls By October of 197~ thiS SWllrd before the pen tf restless planet's presenc:e will !IOillethlng abrasive occurs be felt even more sevH~>Iy II lbe World Tomorrow Congress doesn't manatt Ill The Mldeasl will continue to money wisely ' • u. potential powder keg tt Complacenl legiJiatiiN · - been for the past seven now feel secure sitllht. -· till It may well be the rnost helms of powerful ccmml tryt n1 pertod m Israel's protected by seniority will 111!11 exlllence as a natton A their posts in Jeopardy. I problem of major proporhons predtct many sudden and could erupt suddenly and unusual changes wtll take Israel's retaliation would be by place on Capltll Hill other lhan conventtonal Medtcme and sctence wtll means begm a golden age whtch wtll Aday o! reckomng looms for show outstandtng progress tn the mi-nch potentates who provtdmg for our needs and have npped off the United easing human suffering. Most States m the recent energy notable will be the great strides crists Ironically, when their made m curmg cancer through thrones totter, we wtll be research and developments m forced to rush to thetr aid, bt!H!Iectrical medtctne because we cannot risk their Development of solar energy black gold endmg up m the wtll push ahead raptdly and , wrong hands. workable systems will be in use China; the world 's most wtlhm a decade populous country, wtll be The aspects show that there shaken !rom'wtthm m 1975 The wtll be a new surge of respect demtse of. the aged leaders, for our tradttiOnal values. The Mao Tse-tung and Chou En-lat, r-•· wtll brew tnternal strt!e, whtch wtll be mtensifted by poor economtc condtttons. World alliances which Chma makes for expedtency tn thetr ttme of trouble wtll compllcatf thetr problems nrnl<!ad or alhfvtatmg them Russta wtll flex its muscles at the world, after an easing o! their food problems of the past two years Her belligerence wtll !titer down to the people and the nation 's "troika" leadershtp may ftndsome of tts power challenged The world 1tsel! laces tn· creastng food shortages because drought condttions m some areas wtll decimate the harvest. Unless a 10-year plan for storjng and diSil'tbutton of food is developed, more of the · world wtll go to bed hungry m 1975 and the years ahead. Newsmakers Pres1dimt Gerald R Ford, who was tocketed from the House of Representatives to~ the presidency, wtll by spnng have adJUSted to hiS new t power. A more mdependen and forceful but less conservahveFordwil I emerge He \\ill also begm reshuffimg h1s Staff and assista nts ttenry Ktssmger, our world~ traveling secretary or s ta t e, Will relatn much Of his In· fluence and chamma_in 1975 However , some of the . .otiated agreemen ts he has ne g will begm to come apart at the . lhon seams Hts demandmgpos may also put great strams on · • h1s young marriage Sen Edward Kennedy, who ' d he WI II n ot be a canha s sat dtdate for president in 1976, wtll make htmsel! more vtsible early m 1975. His efforts wtll be effecttve m shormg up the Democratic party, ,bul proble;;J later m the year will slow hun up a btl Julie Nixon Etsenhower, who •••••••••••••••••••• LOW COST WINTER TRACTION \ Winter Retreads General Winter Retreads provide dependable traction through the worst wtnter dnvlng 'conditions Mud and Snow Plus Retreadable Casing~ 992-7161 'M!ddleport, ] .Door .d speed tran smtSSion . buck et seats, radto, 5,000 Kt ual miles or a nge f tn l sh . vtnyl 1ntenor 1973 DATSUN 12002 DQ CPE S2250 "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 9>12-5342 GMC FINANCI"!G POMEROr Open Evenings Untii6:GO-TI15 p.m.¥ Local I owner ca r & on ly 20,000 m tles. au to m a ti c tran s, rad 1o whtte wall ftr es v tnyl 1nlertor , sharp as a ta ck Orang e f m 1sh POM~~~!v~_9,!~~- CO. l(l\ ~ POMEROY,OHIO stuck by her father through the worst of Watergate, late tn 1975 defend Rtchard M Ntxon before the world wtth a convmcing mstder's version of hts stde or the story "'II POMEROY LANES Decem be' 11 , 1974 End ol Forsl Hall Wedne sday Ear ly Btrd Won Lo st Ben Tom corp 86 42 Depen da ble Contrp¥ ttn g c.. 86 42 Ebersbach Hardware 70 58 Evelyn 's Grocery 66 62 Rou st1 's Land tng S-1 74 FranCis' Fl an st s 22 106Htgh tnd Game - Mar l ene Wil son 199 Ann Thoma s 189 H tg h ser ,es Mar l ene Wil son 530. M ar y Voss 501 Team H tg h Game Evelyn s Grocery l,l~ Te am Htg h w: rt es Dependable Con tr actmg 2230 A roll off for first pla ce was held on Monday , Dec 16 , a nd Ben Tom won tor 1st place secoND HALF Decemb er 18, 1974 Won Lost Fr an c ts ' F lortst 6 2 Roush s L and mg s 3 E ber sbach Hardwar e 4 4 Dep en da bl e Co ntra c tt ng .1 4 Be n Tom Co rp 3 s E velyn 's Gro ce ry 2 6 Ht g h lnd Game Et ten Rough 197. Opal Hupp 189 Ht gh 5e rt es - E ll en Rough 517 Mar te ne Wilson 49 2 H 1gh T ea m Game and 5ert es -2197Fran c tS' F IQre sts. 8]6 and Tuesday Tnpilcat e December 10,1974 End of Ftrst Hall Won Lo st Royal Crown Bottltng !12 46 Frtendly Taver n 73 55 K .nn P.wtders Su ooi Y 69 59 NY Ciotti Hou se 59 69 Royal Oak Park 54 74 Turner's Groc ery 47 81 H tgh tnd Game Pat Carson 193 Be1ty Smtth 182 J H 1g h Senes - l sa belle Couch 485 Pat Ca r so n and Belty Smt ih , 471 T eam H1 gh Game New York C!o th tng House 540 Team Htgh Sertes - Roya l Cr ow n Bolt tmg , 1360 SECOND HAL F December 17,1974 Won Lost New Y or,. Clothtn Q Hou se · 0 Carmel News, By the Day Florence Ctrcle vtstl;;d her aunt, Mrs Laura Etselst.!m and Cectl of Pomeroy on Sa turday Gues ts of Mrs. Mary Ctrcle durmg the holid ays were Mr and Mrs George Ctrcle and Cheryl , Mr and Mrs James Ctrcle, Mt s Nellte Gtbson, all of New Haven, Mr. and Mrs Eddt e Ca rson o! West Columbta , W. Va. , Mtss Charlotte Soth, a studenl at Gleovtlle Colle ge. W Va , and Mr and Mrs Melvtn Ctrcle and fam tly of Columbus Mr and Mrs Arthur E J ohn son and so n, Pa trick, called on Mr and Mrs Wtlllam Carleton of Racine on Sunda;. Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson and Tom, Mr and Mrs Gene Hudson of Ractn• , Mr and Mrs Shelby : '. kens and famt ly •of Pomeroy VISited Sunday v.tlh Mr and Mrs Allan Taylor. Florence Ctrcle ca lled on Mr and Mrs Ga rrett Ctrcle a recent Sunday Mr and Mrs Wtlham Carleton of Ra ctne and Mr~ Dean Brmker spent Chlistmas eve wtth Betty Van Meter, Mr and Mrs Arthur E. Johnson, Htgh Ser tes - Men Ed Voss 563 Ray Roach SI S, Jerry Rought and Larry Dugan 506 Team H tg h Game and Sertes - Corner Bar 737 and 203J ... • I• ABA .. ' Stondlnll ..... By United Prtu lnternettenal Kentucky New York St Louis Memphis Vtrglnla w. t. pel. .j. 23 10 .697 2$ 11 .69 .. IS 2A 385 11 10 26 .271 14'/J 9 26 West Denver San Antonio Utah • lndlene Sen Dltgo w. I. 31 .5 2.57 15 pet. g,b. Ul 22 11 550 19 21 475 1-4 19 .424 u 22 .319 ~ Thursday's Rttults St Lou It 112 VIrginia 81 11 14 1 15112 11 MemphiS 95 Ulah II San Antonio 122 San Diego 104 Frldly's G•mtt VIrginia at Kentucky "St LOUIS It NtW York Indiana at Denver ......,'·'·,,. ,, .. WHA Stendlnll IY United llrtu tnttrnetlon•l New Englnd Cleveland Chicago lndlanapotto 19 13 1 39 120 112 1< 11 12 20 6 30 w. . 25 11 171~ 11 u 15 17 1123 I 2t 92 107 0 2A 10A12A, I 13 10 U2 w.,, ' ' t. pta If 11 102 3 37119111 o 3A m 111, San Diego 1 31 101111'' MlchiQin 3 25 92159"' C1n1dl1n w. I I . pto 11 go Toronto 20 13 1 •1 150 m 20 15 0 40 145 123 Quebec 11 10 0 36 101 90 Edmonton Winnipeg 11 u 35 121 101 Houston Phoenix M1nnesotl 0 ~0 165 16 14 2 34 lGO 99 Thursda.y 's Retulh vancouver Clevetend .e lndllnapotlt I Houston 6 Michigan 3 vancouver 3 Pho•t"'IX 2, at Friday'• Games New Eng lend at Toronto San Diego at MlnhtiOII F»hoenlx at Edmonton LARRY'S' MOBILE .ftOME' SA' ES, INC. 'Featuring Xirkt»>Od Governor • Cameron 12' & 14' Wldt Up To70' Long· 24; Wide Sectional Homes up to 65' Long SERVICE AFTER'SAU "' OFFICE HOUR); 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO; 1C:LOSE AT NOON ON TfiURS.l- EAST COURT ST., POMEROY. 'I Patrick and Sheryl LeAnn. Guests of Mr. and Mrs Edson Roush over the weekend were Rev. and Mrs. Richard Young and family of Sidney, Mr and Mrs. Robert Watson and fam1ly of Kent Mrs Mary Circle was dinner and overmghtguesl of Mr. and Mrs . George Circle and Cheryl a recent Sunday ntght at New Haven Vtsttors at the Douglas Circle home last week were Mr. and Mrs Richard Ables 01 Bald Knobs, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Tuttle and son of Eagle Rtdge, Mr and Mrs. Roy Van Mel<!r and family, Chesl<!r Van Meter of Mormng Star, Mr and Mrs. Jtm Patterson and sons of Spiller and Paul Moore, locaL Mrs. Dean Brinker, Betty Van Meter and granddaughl<!r, Sheryl Le Ann Johnson called on Mrs laura Byers of Tan· ners Run recently Mr and Mrs . Dwighl Swepston and Mark and a frtend of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Orr of Chesl<!r called at the home o! Mr. and Mrs Robert Lee and !amtly and Ralph Lee during the holidays Sheryl LeAnn and Palrlck Johnson spent Monday ntght wtth thetr grandmolher, Mrs Dean Brinker. Mrs. Robert Lee and Becky and Bob Bill spent Saturday eventng wtth Mr and Mrs. Arthur Orr of Chester. The world ts now celebratmg the 300th anmversary of the bagel Ortgtnally called "btegel ", German lor sttrrup, the first bagel was handmade m Austria m 1674 by a cmtfratepti• ty of Jewtsh bakers Lat e Monday N 1gttt Mi xe d Dece mber 30~ 1974 • Won Lost Co rn er Ba r 14 12 ' Jack's Cl ub 10 6 No 4 10 6 M td Porn Sun oc o 6 10 No 1 6 10 No 2 2 14 Htgh l nd Game. women Maxme Dugan 182, Donn a McFarland 18 0, Betty WhtltlltC h 179 Htgh tnd Game - Men -.- Ed Voss 219, R a y Roa ch 190, Ed Voss 188 H1gh Senes Women Max tne Du gan 515, B~tty Whtltatch 509 , Mar l ene Wtlson OPTOMETRIST o. Karr & Van Zandt NOW$2695 N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. ' GENERAL TIRE SALES 2nd Ave. 1974 OPEL MANTA Was5289S F r1 en dtyTavern 6 2 Royal Oak Par k 4 J Turn er ' s Gro c ery 4 " Royal Crown eottlmg 2 6 Ktng Builder s Su pp l y 0 8 H1gh lnd Glime - Dot Rt l e. 192 Dot R lf e, 191 H 1gh Series - Dot Rtf e 515. Isabelle Couch 147 .T ea m Htgh Game - Royal Crown Bottltng 483 Te am Htgh Sertes Frt endly Tavern 1401 TIRES :. IN SYRAQJSE CREAM PUFF , B f ,J A s low A s Chot ce of t hree e)( cepf tona l ca r s Smith Nelson Motors, Inc. 500 E. Main St. Low 1971 Volkswagen 4 dr. Sedan OOICE BUILDING ·SITES FOR SALE • Rutland, 0. j • Door m back ltk e stat 1on wagon .® home, the flag , apple pte and mother are commg back mto vogue. Also, you'll begm to nohce strong tsolationist leamngs al the grass roots levels. Countertng thiS tradtttonallst movement Will be ltghtly orgamzed dtsstdent groups who are about to go on a two-year spree, beconung more visible at the end or this summer wtll cause spotty but BUILDING SITES They vtolen\ ctvil dtsruptions. · Congress- and the preseni admtmstration Wlll not function as compahbly as many hope. The division between the executive and the. legislative • branches will remam very ' On Coli ege Roa,d pronounced over th next ~ecade, regardles;; o! who is Wi II . bulld or sell 1 president , , separately. There wtll be more unrest tn Phone 992-7320 the coal !telds by early Winter ..:.--_! w: --------------- Chester, 0. foretell a year :of turbulence 2- STOKER MATlC COAL HEATERS, EA. 488 00 388.00 -------------- 7 1973 tord lhunderbud 2 dr. Hardtop . I Oh!y 7,435 easy miles Lt kc new Stop in today- take care of your car. See Bob Grtfftth, Servtce Manager . These offers good thru January 31. 1975 We Bu1lt Our Bustness on Service, Now Ser· vtce is Building Our Business. Service Dept . Hours: Mon.- Fri. 8:00-4: 30p.m. , Sat . til noon . 985-4100 Pt Only drt ve n b y one ot our offtC ii'l l s Very very low mtl eage Never Id led Ful l y equ1pped Happy New Year $SAVE$ TO ALL!! $SAVE$ --------------------------· Cut. Sup. Cpe., air, sharp •••••••••••'4795 $SAVE$ 7474 Olds Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, full power, air•••• ,'7500 Shows tender c.::lie A tr condt f 10ned and f u ll equlpmen t r Sale Prices On The Best Used Furniture Buys!! 2-BREAKFAST SET, 2 CHAIRS WITH DROP LEAF TABLE _ _ _ _ __ BREAKFAST SET Employment Wanted s• • 1974 Ford LTD Brougham 4 dr Sedan A tr cond1 t 1oned. ex tra sharp mileage .1975: the stars Ju st renovated - 4 BR, 2 baths. re cp R sewmg R. ca r pet tn g panelmg, ti le, full basement w 1th recr eat 1on R , worksho p , porches, ga rage pat1o, double lot 0~ y d nve n by one of (lur ot ii Cto ls Ve ry low mileage Never been It t led , Ful l y equ tpped 1 • 1974 Ford Pinto 3 door Runabout car care cleaning for only RIGGS USED CARS Loca ff•d 19/4 forti LIU l:omltty Squ1re Station Wagon Very low m 11eage Genu tn e leat h er sea ts a nd all ' goodies • And also with either of the above USED· CARS NEW TRUCKS, CARS AND OFFICIALS' CARS 0t11ua 1 s car See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel area $5,800 RUTLAND AREA - 45 ACRES - Fenced, stocked With an oil and oil filter change, and grease job, you get a FREE BRAKE CHE'CK and all you pay for is oil, filter, and gr~ase (labor). -------------~-------------With a front end alignment. you get a FREE BRAKE CHECK and all you pay for is parts and labor. $1 ,000 • BA~~Y~c~H~E~s~rg~~~~~~~·;9 608 E.• IAAIN POMEROY 0 POMEROY- 8 10 ACRE - lo1 s Pauley Branch Manaaer 4 RM FU RNI SHED mobile home for Albert Hilt Rt1c1ne r ent OhtO Phone 949 2261 12 29 6 tc 3 BE DROOM house 3 mil es ou t on St a t e Rout e 143 R e f e r ences pn d de po st t r e qu~red No pets Phon e 9.1? 37 16 12 31 4tc 307 Sprmg jlve nue Pomeroy 992-2298 2 BEDROOM t r at ler at corner of Broadway and Elm , M tddl eport No pet s or cht ldr en Cal l 991 2580 atter 6 p m 12 s tfc -- ----~- -- _12._~ 6tp OLD HO U SE tn Syr ac use on 2 n t[e to ts $3 000 Will l ea r hou se do wn ' ' wan ted Phone 99 2 5898 12 29 7fp $1080000 - ---------------. --------------- condtt1ontng b edrooms ful l ba se m e n t garage , J mt S of Shade Terms ava il able TRAILER spa ce, 2 mt les from Pomeroy Rt 143 Phone 992 5858 10 27 tf c HOUSE 4 rooms and bath n tce yard and drivew ay A lso . furn tshed apt Call 992 7780 or 992 3432 • 12 12 lfc a1r SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE Good Selection Cheaper Cars Real Estate For Sale BUILD IN G tot 80f t f rontage by 165 fl The sec ond tot on tefl on Rtv ervtew Drtve . L tn co ln Ht l l Pom eroy Oht o If rn t eres ted ca ll 992 32JO aft er 5 p m 10 17 lfc ' you can get a complete inside/outside EXCE L SI OR Salt Wor ks Eas t Matl'l St Pomeroy A ll km d s o f sa lt , water pell ets, water nugget s b lock sa lt and own O htO R tver Salt P hone 992 389 1 6 5 t fc 3 BE DR OOM house $5 00 down , $90 month Phone 992 3975 or 9Y1 257 1 1 3 tfc AS MUCH 'AS 00 DISCOUNT ON Clean . ON YOUR DIAL POMEROY LANDMARK! Ja ck W Ca rs e y Mgr Phon e '92 21 91 AT OUR "-!'LL OUT" SALES ROADEO Npw ts the hmc to h,w ,~ yo ur car chec ked for s afety, and top mallltenance. and ~ave 1t cleaned mstde and out at the sa me ftme . 1974 PINTO 4 CYL AUTO. like a person. Priced For wutck Sale ' Maintenance Clean and Check-up'~;- V-8, auto .c P.S., P. B.. We talk to you FUEL OIL HEATERS $1895 !:~~ ~8~~~R! 5MONTEGO 4 DR s 1 u.,~ ' Open Mon . Sojit ___________ _ -------------- . , everytlungl"l Rutland . WALL paper hang111g and all W tL L do ca rp ent er wor k . can REA DY M I X CONCREtE de lurntsh r et eren ces Phone 742 mter .or fllltSh tng Phon e 742 I vered rtgh t to your protect 5825 SO BI F ast and easy F r ee 1 3 ltc 1r CA RP E f ' too k dul t < l nd 122912t p est tmates Phone 99'1. 328 <1 dr,a r rr move spot s as they ., Goegle m Ready Mtx Co TAN,KS cle aned d ppt dr w tl h Blut: Lu stre HOME Imp r oveme nt a nd SEP T I C Mtdd leport Oh iO M ode r n Sa n ttat)On . 992 3954 or Repa1r Se rv iC e - Anythtng R ent L' tlc tr c r ht~rnpoo er Sl 6 30 lfc 992 'lt3 49 f xed around the home from I\ a kr>r ·' ~ rn , tor ~.; Co mt ;'~rc 9 18 tfc roof to basement You wilt SEW IN G MACHI NE Rpp c11rs lik e ou r wo r k. and r a t es servt[e all makes 992 2284 Phone 74)5081 B ED Ir an)£' ~10 wt1 I f' head TMe F abr c Shop Pom eroy B UIL DING SUP' board S.70 r et :. tO [ hf'"> t of 1229ffc NEIGLER Au th ort ze d Stnger Sa tes an d PLY F OR REMO DELING Urilwer s S IS Ca ll YY~ /88 9 Servt [ e We sharpe n Sctssors A N D KITC HEN CABINE T S al ter c; p m 3 29 tfc CAR PET tnsta ll atton , $1 25 per CAL L CUY NEIGHLER .. 1 3 11 c ya r d Ph one Rtcha rd West. 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S Charleslon spen t Chrts~nas wtth Mr and Mrs Larry Luckeydoo and sons, Phtlllp and larry al lhet~ home m Charleston '9 Carrier Wanted ' 5-t11 JOHNSON'S For Sale ~ f'ECIJ\L 1 on Horto• ' '" iAcroo; r FlO) d E Wtlllams, Jan o• fJr,,n om Maso n 1\u{ ton ' 111 Morie Wtlliams to F:Zt a J M.;. s on W V<l Howard RPC! S iey AUC I IQ I1 ('C'r Sheets. Linda R Sheet'. lot, I 1 71t Pomerov Edtth M Welc h to John R - NOTIC E OF SALE / Holl ev, Ruby M Holle1 Th e rl'il l p'j, l rllf' o t IIH' l cl l (' 2 3767·acr\-s; •Sctpto M<lrvrn MCihr(' Hvd son Archte E. Lee,June P l<>e to D ece ased Wh •Ch 1S lo c cll f' d 1n f'ecltord f ownshtp co nlttmmQ J ohn T Willi ams, Judtlh A t:.9 8 <H::res sec Vol 237 Paqc> 49855 .tl' re 9J1 Mc .qs Cou nty Dc> ed Wtlltams, Recor ds -w il l beoflcr ed l or sate Syracuse, Sutton at the offtces ol Cr ow Crow 8. Samuel Conkle, lmd Jean Po r lt' r /\ !T orneys at Law PomProy Ot1 o <~ ' 10 00 1\ M on Conkle to All~n C Htll , Mary Wrdnt:>sday J anuary 8H1 197\ f.I1•S prope rt y 1S app r <l•SCd at M H•ll, parcel, Pomeroy ~17 , 800 00 and c annot be sold laurence R Wolfe, DoiOJes tor l ess than th e appra •sed K Wolfe . to Lynn L Mallor) , va l u e T erm s ot se~te ar e c ash and the property will he sold DeEtt R Ma llory, lot, Ractne sub teet to th e I te n tor r eur es ta t e Glen W Moore. Betty I. ta )(es tor 19 75 Tt1e r•g t11 1S re served to r c tec l any and all Moore to Danny R Cottrell, b1dS Vonda L Cottrell, 1 actc, t= REDW CR OW Il l Salem. Ancillary Adrntntslrator o t t he Es t ate ot Don A Je tt to Ltnda Lou Jell, Mahrc H udson lot, Pomero) Decea se d ' Marga t et Dow me Stark , CR OW CROW & PORTE R dec , to Mtla J Wood s, Dorothy A tt orn eys for Amberger, Edward II Stark, Adm 111 tStrqto r Jr , Cert of Trans , Pomeroy 117 1 11 'i tt l 2t c Ohto Power Co ,tnd Albans Properttes Co agreement , Salem PUBLIC NOTICE; Sealed b td S wdl be r ece n.. ed Franklin Real Esta te Co to by the M etgs L ocal Sc hool Albans Properttes Co , B 9:! D ls trt ct Board of Educatton '" the Metgs Juntor Htgh Sch ool acres, Salem Butlding until 7 30 P M on Jan Cormal T Jewell to Betty J 14 197S for two (21 school buse s Se parate b tdS wil l be r ecetved Jewett, parcel, Rutland for scho ol bus chassts and Roy Mtmx, Vtrgtnta Mtmx to SChOO l buS bod teS Spectfl ca t tons for scho&'t bus Charles R McGraw and Laura ch assts and s ~ ho o l bus bodtes J. McGra" , lots, Ractne may be obt~tned by ca llin g 99 2 The';\Jmanac By United Press International Today ts Friday, Jan 3, the third day or 1975 wtth 362 to loll ow The moon is approachtng tis last quarter. The 1!'orntng stars are Mars and Sa!ilrn. The -avening stars are Mercury, Venus and Juptter Those born on thiS date are Ullder the sign or Capricorn . Actor Ray Mtlland was born Jan . 3, 1908 (as Reginald TruscotWones ) On this day Jn history : In 193!1, the March of Dimes campaign was organized lo fight infantile paralysis. In 1961, the United States severed diplomattc relation~ wtth Cuba alter Fidel Castro admitted . to being a Commums!. • In 1967 Jack Ruby , who fatally shot preSidential assas· Stn Lee Harvey Oswald, died of cancer m Dallas. In 1972, American industrial leader Charles Wilson died ~t the age or 85. Wtth cine of these fine used cars . ~---------~· · Help Wanted 1975 NEW .YEAR VEHICLE START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT Business Services • ' 8- The Dailv ~nllnel :-Mtddkpur l-1 'omero). 0 .. Fnday. J,tn :1. 1'!75 Winter Hours~ BlRBIBE SAYRE 9 a.m. .to6p.m. Mon. Thru Sat. • Claud SUn. . ,· PH. 992-7777'. • POMEROY~ O. ..\ ' /. ' �·, ' I ''' " , ' ' • ' '. • ·c_j. • • •' '' '' 10 - The Daily Sentinel, Midttlrport-Pumeroy, 0 ., Friday.' Jan . 3, 1975 Minister~ -~ m~~~ Monday HOSPITAL NEWS ' Vt.•h•rans M1•morial Hospital l1cuiar significance sin~c it ' ' .J- Holu·r Medical Center IDischarged, Jao. 2) Lucy Alderson, Armind a . . COLUMBUS (UP!) - DemoCounty Loses Seals crats would gain a pair of solid Swrunit County, now repr e~ 1 new congressional distncls sented qy four different ronand a · fi ghting chana to gressmen, would have ordy two ca pture a third additwrlill seal Wider the Democratic pian. unde? a partisan redistricting The southeastern portion of the plan unveiled Thursday. rounty would be thrOWfL into The proposal was a product the 16th district now held by of the House Democratic Rep. Ralph Regula, Rcaucus, which claims it has the Navarre . :iO votes needed to ram the Northeastern Stark County redistricting bill through when would go from Regula's the lllth General Assembly district to the lllh distnct in ronvenes next week. Senate the northeast corner of the support was not immediately state,. determined . The western two-thirds of Democrats now have e1ght of Wayne County, including the state's 23 congressional seats. The new plan would give them an excellent chance oL. taking 10 and perhaps more in the 1976 election. ,rwe have enough votes to get Continues from page I it through the House," said the fuel cost Clause. House $peaker-elect Vernal G. Attending wer e/ Mayo r Riffe following the closed London, Zwil lin g,~l c kens, meeting of House Democrats. McCoy", Henry Hill, an d He said it has not yet been Win gett, council members, decided whether the propoSal Chief Varian, and Kathryn will start in the House or Crow, clerk. Senate when the legislature The budg.et Is as fol lows. ADMITTE:D Freddy Racan e: Jam es yhr of ernphasts upon Folden, Rutland ; Charl es Anderson; Dixi e · Barnett Evangelism both here in Ohw Carr oll , Long Bottom; D~rlene Belinda Barr, James Biggs: and lilroughou t the world of Ne lso n, Rutland ; Ph illip Warren Campbell, Earl L. Methodism. Donovan, Syracuse; Judith Clark, John Dower, Melissa Elswick, John J. Fry, Faye Bishop Ensley and some of Bacon, Middleport Goody, Mary A Hall, Mildred the mill islers In lius grou'p of . DISCHA RGED - Emma , Adams, Mary Baldwin, Clara Hamm , Kenneth Imboden leade rs spent a wee k in Adams . Betty Lane, Stephen L~ •deader of the conferen ce, they November tn Jerusalem at a Pleasant Valley Hospital · Masters, Peggy Lcw1s, George ':w1ll study 2nd Isaiah : 40-55 World Method1sl Co uncil DI SC HARGES - Delores Marlyn , John Milliken, Gladys und er his leadership to prepare Convocation-Consultar!On on Duff, Pmnt Pleasant; Wallie Myers, Alva Newe ll, Mrs . for a church-wtde Lcn(<,n study , Evangelism of the roots o( Evangelism THe 90 Will return to their Allen, Point Pleasant; George Mart on P;;trso ns and son This is the lOth annual Bible d1stn cls to lead preparatory Brammer , Poin t Pleasant : Emma Pullins, Donna Reese: Roush, Mark Study, mauguraled by B~op sess ions w1th some 100 i()('a l Doris Stewart, Point Pleasant · Lewellyn Ensley to deepen the spiritual church p~stors, to be held Mrs. Junior Gillispie, Point Rutherford, Maria Shinn Chad ' life of the 400,000, Umted between Jan. 13 and Feb. 9. ' Pleasant; Mrs. Roger Roush , Sines, Anna Spaulding, Morgan Methodists in his juqsd1ction The B<ble Study is officially Pomeroy; Shelley Ann Casto, Turner. The_ 1975 study IS\ of par· !Hunched Ash Wednesday, the Mason, first day of Lent, and con tinues Seldon J, White to Holy Wee k. Lakes ide is the Untied Meli1odist ce nter on Lake Ene, died on Thursday TONIGHT lhru SAT. s1tc of numerous re treat s, JAN 3-4-l Se ldon J White, 80, formerly In Meigs County Common a nnu a l summer cultur al THE LAST programs and the annual West of Rt 2, Coolville, dted Thurs- · Pleas Court a suit for support OF SHEILA da)" evening al the Crites and one for divorce were filed (Technicolor ) OhiO Conference. · Nursing Home, Stoulsvilte, and one divorce was granted . Sta r n ng Ohio. Barbara Mumaw, -Haines Raque! Welch lPG I Mr . White was preceded tn City, Fla. , filed for support I~ .. Colorcartoon : death by his parents, John E. under r the Re ciprocal convenes next Monday ASK TOWED P1rate Byrd mayor , perso nal services, and Nellie Biggs White, his Agreement Act agai nst Edward Ray McKinney, 18, First Week Busy S400 ; supplies and materia ls, Democrats w1ll control both 1200 , capita l outlay , Vinton, and Pam1 Lt~e . 17, wife, Maude A. Conroy White, Clarence Wolf, Chester, and Show Starts at 7 p.m. retirement fund, $500 , other • and one brother, Otis White . Donna Powell, Long Bottom, I ..angsville. chambers of the General $100. Total. 11.200 He was a past elder of the charging gross neglect of duty Assembly, and they plan to Cle rk , personal services, 8earwullow Ridge Church of and ex treme cruelly filed for push the redistricting bill and 1300 ; supplies and materials. other Christ, a veteran of World War divorce against Ivan Powell, several maJ·or 1200;· other , $100 Total $600. Treas urer , personal ser I, and a member of the DAV at Racine . Dernocraticmeasures through · v1ces, $175 , su pplie s and Athens . Dean Lutz was granted a during the rirst week of the mate nal s, $200 , other, $100. h . ed b Total._$475. · to He is survived by one son, divorce from Yvonne Scally session ge1 t em stgn Y Sol icitor , personal ser ... ices, Robert While, Rl. 2, Coolville, Lutz on charges of gross outgoing Democratic Gov . 150. Total. S50. one daughter, Mrs. Berkley neglect of duty and extreme John J . Gilligan . Elections, personal serv1ces , Faulkiler J Rt 4 c· _ cruelly. The former name of They fear any delay would $200; suppl ies and mater ials. $200 ; other , StOO. Tota l, $500. · ' Clyde " th e defe ndan t Yvonne Sc a11 y d eville ; ' one r.,brother, subject the proposals to vetoes Counc1l, personal services, White, Rt. 3, Pomeroy; II " was restored . by incoming Republican Gov. $400, suppl ies and materia ls, James A. Rhodes, wbo takes S100 , other , SIOO. Total , S600 grandchildren and sever al orfrice Jan. 13 _ Utilities , buildings and nieces and nephews. grounds , per sonal ser vices , Funeral services will be The new rongressional map S650. Total. 650. THREE FINED creates solid Democratic disMa intenance, buildings and Sunday at 2 p.m. al BearTwo defen<lants were fined tricts in O>lumbus and Cincin' groun ds, personal services , wallow Ridge Church of L'hrist. $500 ; supplies and materi als, and a thlr<l forfeited a bond in Burial will be in Cherry Ridge nati, where Ulere are now a $500; other, insurance, $750. , the court of Pomeroy Mayor total of four Republican ron- Total, 11.750. Cemetery. Friends may call at Pol 1ce Department, personal Ewing funeral Home at Dale E. Smith Thursday night. gressmen. services, $650 ; supplies and ,Fined $5 and costs each were anytime. It also solidifies Democratic materials, $500 ; capital outlay, Robert J . Hill, 19, Racine, on a territory in Dayton and moves new radar unit, $1,750; other, charge of running a red light, Rep. Charles Whalen, a back retirement, S750. Total , and·Melvin R. Duff, 26, Rt. I, popular Dayton Republican, $3~~~lic health, person al Dexter, on an unsafe vehicle into the same . district with services, $600. Tota l, S600. ch~ rge. Forfe11ing a $30 bond Rep.-elect Thomas N. KindCorrective institut ions. jails, posted on an intoxication ness, R-Hamilton . etc ., personal ser vices. $150 . Total, $150. charge was Harold Braden, 26, The bill also throws RepubliPark s and playgrounds , Continued from_.page I Henderson, W. Va . can Reps. Clarence J. Brown personal services, $1;500 ; Moines, Mason City, Council Jr. of Urbana and Tennyson supplies and materials, $4,000; other, $1,000. Total, S6,500. Bluffs and Spencer each ; , GuyerofFindlayintothesame Planning comm iss ion , Pick a car that saves! reported six inches on the district and opens up a new one personal serv1ces, $200. Total, TAKEN TD HOSPITALS ground and more snow was See us for a low-cost Auto Loan. expeeted 1200. .RACINE - The Racine E-R north of Dayton. Additional appropriation to fall al Burlington While congressmen do not from the general fund for Squad , transpor te d Emmett Quick. Easy to arrange. and Ottumwa. have to live in their districts, it contmgencies the sum of 1200. The storm figured in at least Slelhen, Long Bottom, a appeared clear the Democratic Tota l general fund ap Save: Going and coming. two other fatal accidents. medical patient to St. Joseph l on, $17,075 . 1an would force some propriat p Street oav inq, oersonal Hospital, Parkersburg Th~s­ Tenora Schuman, 78, Cresco, . RepUblicans to run in un- serv i ces , contract, $6,500,· day at 12: 30 p.m. At 4:25 a.m. Iowa, was killed Thursday familiar territory and perhaps capital outlay, contract paving when her car struck a today the squad was called to in Democratic districts. and debt retirement, $6,350. Total. $12,850. jackknifed truck at the snow- Long Bottom for Elmer NorRep. James T. Luken, DStreet repairing, persona l ville, a heart patient, who was packed intersection of U.s. 63 Cincinnati, said the proposal services. $1,000; supplies and and U.S. 18 near New Ham(>- taken to Veterans Memorial might enable Democrats to materials. $1,000. Total, $2,000. Hospital. ton, Iowa . ~ Total for street maintenance pick up as many as three or and construction, $14,850. · Robert Cook of Emfour seats in Congress. Stree t repairing , personal metsburg, Iowa, was' ldlled Gerrymandering Denied services, $500 ; sup pi ies and Thursday night when his car materials, $500, Total, $1.000. Luken denied the plan was a Fire depa rtment , capital · DIVORCE GRANTED hit a truck on snow-<."Overed • ~pomeror '~gerrymander." He s~id outlay, new truck and chass is, SANTA MONICA, Calif. Democrats "just want 11 or"l2 11 5,500 , bther 1500. Total , Interstate 80 near Grinnell, rutland (UP!) - Mary Rowan, 23, Iowa . .. 11 ~~-ent expense, street Slick roads plagued the daughter of comedian Dan seats on 52 per cent of the vole in Ohio. I rould draw a map lighting , personal servi ces , Olicago area which had more Rowan , was granted a divorce without any trouble giving us $4,000. Total. $4.000. tile bank ol than one inch of snow on the Thursday from ·actor Peter 15 seats/' he said . • Revenue sl1aring , new fire the cenlur, I truck chassis and equipment, ground in the city and up to Lawford , 51. They were u&ablllhld 1172 113,500 ;- other. $500. Total, three inches in some southwest married three years ago, but the"We'rejusttryingtobalance scales," echoed Rep. C.J. $14,000. 1 suburbs. Saurabh Desai, 34, of separated in April , 1973. Miss McUn, D-Dayton , who helped Wa te r sys tem operations. water sup ply , personal serSummit, IU., and his wife Rowan asked for no alimony, vices, 1500 ; supplies and Nillma, 32, were burned to but was given custody of prepare the map. All Accounts Insured tQ S40,000.00 by the Basically, the bill sets up materials , $1 ,000; other, $50. death Thursday night in a wedding presents from her inner city districts in Colwnbus Total water supply, $1,550. Federal Deposit ln.,Jrance Corp. three-car collision on lhe fat~r. including a luxury Water filtra ti on , personal an d Cincinnati, dividing Fr~n- services, $350 ; supplies and autori1obile, double bed and Stevenson Expressway. State •, kiln and Hamilton Cllunties into materials. 1350. Total , 5700. police also reported a flurry of silver setting. '!bur nlliglli:»or. rore and fringe areas instead Water pumping , persona l 'lfender bender" accidents. of the east and west districts services , $500 ; supplies and • mate~ials , $800 ; capital outlay, which enabled .. two fuel and light, $800 ; other, $50. Republicans to win in each Total $2,150. county. Water distribution service, other , t ruc k , $4,000. Total , Reps. Olalmers Wylie and $4,000 Samuel Devine of Colwnbus Adm inistration , water , would be in the same territory. personal serv ices, clerk and ...+a board membe rs, 51,260 , So would Reps. Donald uancy supplies and materials, S300 , AN"Ad and Willis Gradison of Cincin- capital outlay, office fi xtures N'inety United Methodist ministers, representing all 14 districts of the denomination's West Ohio Conference, will assemble at Lakes1de Monday evening, January 6. for a lhreed'!Y Bible Study . Ciolled together by Bishop F. Gerald Ens ley , episcopa l , S('ts the sptritual .stage for a Aleshire, Wingett Divorce suit MEIGS THEATRE • filed in Meigs Small loans • SIIC for small Midwest .. c:..-cnal nextdoor NOW With The Purchase of Ira/® r.v. COLO'YOU CAN BUY THIS ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR FOR ONLY '9" L .Super·Solarcolor 100% Solid State •' BAKER FURNITURE I . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I' ' ' ' Order By Phone ' and equipment, $1,000 ; other, S50 . Total , $2,610. Bond reti r em ent, trustee service, $300 ; FHA bond, $400 ; FHA in-terest~ ·1555. 12; Provident Bank Bond , $2,000 ; Provident Bank Inter est, $3,272.50. Total , $6,537.62. Total for water fund . $17,537.62. Total all appropri•tlons. $84.462.62. Wooster, now m Regula's other bills through during the district, would move westward ,._first week, including per..into the 17th district now held manent and door-to-door voter by Rep. John M. Ashbrook, R- registration; upgrading Johnstown. unemployment compensation Huron County would be benefits; moving tax collection movell from Ashbrook's functions mto the state district to the 13th district · treasurer's office; and trans. under the oemocratic plan . (erring consum~r frauds Riffe S.id the Democrats functions to the state attorney also plan to push a half-dozen general. . ;:;.;;:::.:·:::~:::-::8::·:::::*:;;;;;:-:_o;:.;:;;;;;;;;;;:;$!~:!:::..::!::::::::::::::::::~=:::w:::::::::::::-":::::!::~:::~:::: "* . ·. ~ them Clark, Wyandot, Marion, western Crawford and northem Morrow rounties, as well as Brown's home rounty of Champaign, an'd southern Hancock County, including Findlay, where Guyer lives. This would open up what Democrats believe would be a favorable district of Shelby, Miami, northern MontgQmery and western Oark rounties, including Springfield, and northwestern Greene County, including Xenia . No incumbent lives in the district. ' • Insurance By Bob Hoeflich MIDDLEPORT - When is a gaso li ne sfHtion n ot~ g~lsoline station? Well, when it becomes an insurance agency office. , ' That Middleport, at 1258 Powell St., to be exact, service station to offices for his Slate Farm Jnsunmcc Agency. STEVE SNOWDEN, with some of the awards he has won in his insurance business, is shown in the interior of his new office quarters at the former C. P. Williams service station lh Middleport ' ,_ . for Bethlehem submitted the best Offer in response to a request last April for proposals from industry for cost-<Sharing participation in developing the Syntbotl technology. In the bureau's Syntholl process, pulverized coal is mixed with a carrier oil, · heated and brought into rontact with a catalyst under pressure and turbulent flow ronditions to produce more oil. The plant will convert eight tons of coal a day into about 1,000 gallons of low..sulphur, low-ash oil. It was hoped data obtained by Bethlehem would lead to larger pilot and demonstration plants and ultimately a commercial plant which might ronvert 20,000 to 30,000 tons of coal dally into 3 to .4 million gallons of synthoil. 1 I J. E. CREMEENS - ' ' BRUCE S. STOUT School doors to close under present funding vice-president. These men•"ltlso act in the same capacity 11eading the Gallia County Board . of Education which certifies bus drivers and administrates supervisory personneL President Stout appomted Assistant County Superintendent Dennis Murdock and board members James C. Mitchell POMEROY - Funds committed to of this school year. operate the school for men1ally retarded in Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis, ad· and Dale Rothgeb, Jr. to represent the Meigs County will run out before the end of minislrator, reported on plans, for the· board in future negotiatwns with nonthe school. ...._ proposed new building, funds for which certified personnel in the county schools. Earlier, County and Local SuperinIf no provision is made to continue the e were approved by voters in the November tendent C. Comer Bradbury appointed a school, and it is closed, Meigs would be the 1973 election. A thank you note was read five man com mi.ttee to..esta blish board only county in Ohio not providing training from the Lakin State Hospital for policies and job descriptions . Named to for its retarded. clothing donated following a rece nt that committee were Assis(?nl County This was theproposi tion being weighed rummage sale. Superintendent Dave Campbell, principals following a meeting of 18 persons ThursNext meeting will be held on Feb. 6, Lloyd L. Myers and Max Haffelt, and day night in the courthouse of the Citizens 7:30 p.m. at the Courthouse. All Committee for Education of the Mentally organizations are invited to send a board members Rothgeb and Bradbury. When the committee starts working on Retarded. Mrs. Harold Sauer, Leading representative. pohcies involving_ teachers, a teacher Creek Road, a teacher in the Kyger Creek representative will be added. Work on Schools, presided as chairperson. SHUTDOWN ENDING board policies will begin immediately. Mrs. Denver Rice gave her secretaryTEL AVIV (UPI ) The government Architect Mel treasurer's report and Judge Manning said Saturday it will end a llkfay shutdown In other matters, the board mel with Webster presented a financial report, of El AI, · the national airline, following George Walter, architect from Dayton, noting that the approximately $38,000 approved by the Meigs County Com- concessions by 600 mechanics whose concerning the new proposed building missioners as local support for the school wildcat slowdown set off the suspension. program and the appropriate date which is insufficient to operate for the remainder The announcement followed a meeting be- ' the board should approve placing of a bond tween officials of the Histadrut labor issue before voters. federation and representatives of other The board will meet in special session airline unions who had pressured the later this month to begin discussions on a EVEL'S CANE LIFI'EIJ., mechanics to end their job action. building program and on procedures to be SPARKS, Nev. (UPI) - A thief has followed . lifted the glory symbol of daredevil Mrs. Judy Saunders; secretary and otorcyclist Evel Knievel. Knievel told payroll clerk with the central office, was THAIS STRIKE olice his gold-tupped, diamond-studded BANGKOK (UPI) - A strike by Thai re-classified as assistant to clerk Mrs. cane was taken from his truck parked workers of Pan American Airways entered Beman. Mrs. Beman has not had an downtown the day after Cnristmas. The its second day Sat!ll'day, stranding more assistant as such since Mrs. Ruth Evans cane was described as three feet long, than 100 paSsengers, an airline spokesman resigned in June. Earlier, following school black, with a top shaped like a motorcycle. said. About 200 workers went on strike consolidation, the former clerks of the The top was hollow, designed as a liquor Friday seeking higher wages and better consolidated distri cts, Ann Belville , flaslt, Esther Gordon, Doris Roush and Mrs. benefitS. " ·I ,. J'hlllt i2,000 Familie.~ Evans served in that ca pacity, but all four of those people have left the system . The board granted Ca rter Phunb111g and Heatmg Company a contract lo install the nu·al water system at flannan Trace Elementary and Hannan Trace fh gh SchooL In other business: - Placed Rhonda Borden, secretary al the centra l office, on fulltime basis - Approved tl1e employment under a federal program of two recruiters, Peggy Hedrick and Mary E. Wallis, for the Adul t Basic Educatwn Program. ·_ Granted Da vid T. Phillips, in. strun>ental band director at Kyger c't·eek, Dw·ing tts reorganizatiOn meeting, a and all coun ly band directors permission mandatory requireinent of the law despite to attend the Music Educators' Conference the fa ct the board just ·organized last Feb. 7 in Cincinnali . - Approved the work study contract month , Bruce S. Stout of Bidwell was nam,ed board president and J . E;. (Dick ) with Mrs. Mary Bacon, coordinator from Cremeans of Rt. I, Crown City, was named Mare DOT jobs under ·civil service ELBERFELDS IN POME-ROY Re11chin'g More To The Gre11ler Milldle Ohio J '111/ey . BOARD OFFICERS ·- Bruce S. Stout and J. E. Cremeens were named president and vice president of the Gallia County and Gallia Local Boards of Education Saturday, Both men were also named to represent the board on the .Gallia-Jackson-Vinton Vocational Board. .ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ' ~n tn~ GALLIPOLIS - Galha County's Local Board of Education .')ilturday approved its 1975 appropriahons totaling $2,441,000. In that amount is $1 ,359,000 in local taxes, $42,000 in bond and $1,040,000 in Stale Foundalion Funds~ The board , upon the recommendatiOn of its clerk, Mrs. Naomi Beman, made a temporary appropriation of $350,000 and voted to borrow $200,000 lo meet the payroll and pay bills for the month of January . The money wtll be borrowed from the First National Bank, the system's depository. a Bargains In Every Deparbnent On All Three Floors and At ·our Toy 1 Your Invited Guest School' budget $2,441,000 .PlllLADELP!llA- PREDICTING A$1 MilLION a day loss durmg the next three months, Perm Central Railroad announced Th~sday it would begin dismissing employes and reducing mamtenance pro\rams if additional federal monies were not received. The trust~ said .they also expected worsening losses and cash defiCienctes rlurmg the first quarter of 1975 and cash shortage of between $60 million and $'70 million during February. Acrording to the trustees, the bankrupt railroad has been able to maintain full operation only because of ·a $30 million g~anl authorized by the U.S. Department of Transportation under the Regional Rail Reorganization Act. . tmts ' DETROIT - DESPITE PLANS TO CLOSE two auto assembly and two truck pllints, Chrysler Corp. will end a virtual five-week shutdown by building more cars next week than in all of December. The fll'tll will begin building cars Monday at three plants in -the Detroit area and at Belvidere, ill., ending a l!hutdown that began at Thanksgiving. Olrysler said it will tum oul14,000 cars next week compared with 12,000in I:lecember. But union sources said those plants rould expect some dbwntime this month as Olrysler rontinued efforts to reduce its inventory, which fklocl!il 125 days m mid-December, highest in the slumping auto industry. ·' + ... . SAIGON - TANK-LED COMMUNIST TROOPS drove , goverrunent forces from the southern half of embattled Pbuoc Binh today but the outnumbered defenders dug in and reported beating back an attack on their line oflast defense. "Communist ground troops were driven off the provincial capital's defense perimeter," the Saigon mllitary roriunand said im a communique. Soldiers battled each other from street to str,eel for the third ronsecutive day today and government warplanes and troops reportedly killed 161 Communists and knocked out 11 North Vietnamese tanks, spokesmen said. Save During O~r Storewide _ January Clearance Sale h1gh school there. Wh o knows' What with the gasoline lmlf , lS nul a newcomer to Metgs Coun ty. He formerly li ved tn Rutlantl with his par- shortage always looini ng tn the bacl(- . cnL< and attended school \here . After al- ground, perhaps, more businesses will be · t.ncling the fif th grade at Rutland, he following in Snowden's footsteps to set 'up · moved l<~l hpolis ami ~ raduntcd from their businesses i ~ the defunct sta tions. surance buslllcss here the past year and a "''. , Continued from page 1 paper AI Nahar said today. The newspaper, in a dispatch from Cairo, quoted "informed Egyptian sources" as saying they saw "serious developments" within the Kremlin leadership ''with radicals gainin,g more ground." Brezhnev, tf1ey said, is faced with "a difficult situation similar to the one Nikita Krushchev had faced in the wake of the assassination of President Kermedy" in 1963. The sources suggested Brezhnev may be under fire from other Soviet leaders for his policy of detente with the United States. OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 8 SHOP SATURDAY 9:30 TO 8 PM SE ilVI CE station, now an insurance office _ VOL_ ~ __N_0._4~9_ _ _ _·-=_-- --'GA'-LL...:H_'O_LI_S·P_O_IN_T_PL-:-E_A SA_N_T_ __ _ _ _ _~S_UN_D_A_Y_.~ JAN_ U_A_ RY_S_,_l9_75_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _M _id_d.....: lep_ort_·P _o_me_ro.:.. y~-------P_R_ IC£_2_0_C_EN~TS News. • • in Briefs Store in the Middle Block + Partly cloudy Sunday and Sunday night. High in 30s. Low in middle to upper 20s. Mostly cloudy Monday with chance of rain or snow. High middle 30s to the lower 40s. Synthoil is new job WASHINGTON (UP!) Bethlehem Steel Corp. has been chosen to operate a new plant to test "Synthoil" technology for changing roal into clean burning liquid fuel, the Bureau of Mines. said Thursday. The $14 million plant now is being designed for construction at the bureau's energy research center at Bruceton, Pa ., in Allegheny County. The plant is expected to be ready for shakedo)VII runs in 1976. Following its completion, the plant will be operated by Bethlehem on the mine bureau's behalf for about two years. Bethlehem will rontribute $1.1 million toward the plant's operating expenses and $500,000 for research. The bureau said Bethlehem ONCE i\ Owned by Bill Lowe, lhe white . brick structure. throug h the personal effor t or been underw ay s1nce Octo ber and Snowden, his fa ther, Ca rroll, also in the Snowden moved in to Ius new quarters insurance busine.ss 111 Ga llipoli s. and a Thursday. Pri or to th1 s time, he has brother, now has two neat, modern office maintc1ined his offices in 'lus home ltl 553 romTis and restroom facilities. Russell St. tn Middleport. The remodeling of the structure has Snowden, who has been 1n the tn· Weather~ : ::::::~f:~::~:~::e.~::;~~-===~=~: ::;::;~:;:~::::::::::~:::::::::::::·:·:·::~:;;;;;;;:;::~:::;:;:::::r.:--:=:::::::::::::::::~:· 0 -. whH t ha s ha ppened m lower KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) - The Teonetsee Valley Authority reported 'lbunday Ita lint nuclear unit at BroWDII Ferry operates reliably and economically. . From July through November, troll 1 at the nortb Alabama facfllty produced %blillon kllowatl boon of electricity, and was operational 85 per cent of the Ume, accordblg , to TV A's Office of Power. . , This was a betler reliability than for eight of TVA'• nine largest coal-fired steam plots, the ageoey sald. The cost of fuel at Browns Ferry was equal to about $3 per ton for coal at the Bleam plants. During 1971, the average cost of coal was $10per ton, with some purclulses"Nrmblng aa M&R SHOPPING· CENTER, MIDDLEPORT OHIO IS Nuclear unit working well ' CORRECTION GROUND BEEF Price Should Have Been aae lb. ' . . ' where Steve Snowden has conve rted what has bee n known as the C. P. Wt!liarns -·~. ' I ' into a huge western Ohio ex- , - - - - - - - - - - - - -...-~----------------.. SANDWICH 992-5432 • • A quality product. · This is the best basis for any warranty. ·• fJV! year picture tube prOtection Home of And T'ak,• Em Hom• YOURS FROM ADMIRAL -COLOR T.V. WARRANTY• 1 yr. free parts and 90 day free LABOR. • fomBoy Adn•lral. · . How ever. R.epu bl lean districts would be set up in oorthem suburbs, and the GOP rongressmen could compete for those seats. Guyer's and Brown 's districts would be combined ~;.·E~~~L:~~~. LIMITED .TJME· OFFER I Seeing is Believing! $5880() nati. the Fobulou.s from R ocJ.-u,ell lnternlltional World's Finest Full Feature 8-digit ·Electroni~ Calculator. Operates on Batteries or A.C. Current · CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Gasoline to ·-Partisan scheme shown by Democrats 'f Meigs County. - Dtscussed an old crowded classroom s ituation at Hannan Trace Elcmelllary Sc hool with William Bahr, President of the Ga llla County Teachers' Association, - Employed J ames Sprague and William J. Meek as substitute bus drivers, - Discussed a roof lea k at North Ga llla High School and a transportation problem in the sa me C:l rca. - Acknowledged a letter from Kyger Creek Band Dirc'Ctor Phillips concen1ing the purchase of band instruments . - Discussed future plans for o tou1· of all school buildings 1111d esk1blislunent of a public news . letter to improve commWlica tton in the county schools. ~ - Approved payment of bills for December totaling $4,789.68. Driver of·truck still missing GALLIPOLIS The mystery surrounding a U-Haul truck found sub· merged New Year's Day in the Ohio River near Crown_ City took on a new twist Saturday. Gallia County sheriff 's depu ties learned Friday night that Larry Spry, 28, of Stssonville, W. Va ., remalnS missing and is lhe object of a missing person's report filed by his wife . Papers containing Spry's name and address were found in the tru ck he had leased which was pulled from the river near Double Creek at noon Ohio Jr. Miss title POMEROY - Basheba (Babs) Witte, representing southeastern Ohio and Meigs High School, is one of 28 senior high school girls from 24 counties arriving in Mount Vern on Jan.ll to practice for the 14th Ohio Junior Miss Pageant Jan . 17-18. The pageant, sponsored for the third consecutive year by the Mount Vernon Jaycees, highlights scholastic achievement, poise and appearance, youth fitness as well as creative and performing arts. A judges' interview covering contributions to the girls ' community and family also enters into pageant judging. Miss Witte is the daughter of Mr. a n~ Mrs. William Witte, RD 3 Pomeroy. SUIT ASKS $2,245 GALLIPOLIS - The First National Bank of Delaware, Ohio here Friday filed a suit tn Gallia County Common Pleas Court against Landis K. Wandling of 1739 Chatham Ave. Plaintiff seeks $2,244.70 plus eight pet. in terest on a promissory note from Jan . I, 1975. 'i ' • ~ ' Sheriff Oscar Baird said. "All we can do is hope the body comes· up if It's in there." Investigation revealed hair was found inside the roof of the truck's cab, but its origin was unknown . · Chief Deputy Ivan Fife said Saturday that what was originally thought to be blood found in the cab when analyzed was oil. Windows in the vehicle were also down. It was learned that Spry's ca r was bombed Nov. II during the school t;,xtbook controversy 1n Kanawha County. The bombing occurred after Spry and his wife, Barbara, received calls warning them not to send their three children to school. The Sp1·ys, wh o llve in Sissonville, con tinued to send their children to school but eventually acquired an unlisted phone number due to numerous calls. Gallla County Sheriff's deputies maintained Saturday they did n~t have ell()ugh rea son to begin searching the river to see if Spry may have drowned. The truck was found by Larry Church of Crown Cit)', who was walking along the highway and saw part of lt out of the GALLIPOLIS FERRY, VV. Va. water. The sherif('s department said ther~ Employe earnings at The Gogdyear Tire & was apparently 'J" wreck. Rubber Company's ·polyester resin plant "There is no need to drall: the river," here reached a record $6.2 million during 1974, an increase of more than 6 per cent · over 1973's $5.8 million payroll, plant manager Michael Bucci announced SMORG;\SBORD SET Saturday. MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Average employment for the year was Fire Department will stage a smorgasbord at th e Middleport 590, Bucci said. In addition to employe earnings, Elementary School beginning al4 p.m. Goodyear co ntributed to the Point next Saturday. Cost of dinners- all the Pleasant area's economy through the customer can eat - will be $2 lor adults purchase of $3 .8mlllion worth of goods and and $1.25 lor children under 12. services- from 218 firms within a 50-mile The department Is accepting radius of the community. The plant paid donations of food for the event Anyone $673,000 in local taxes. ' wishing to contribute Is asked to call "In these unsettled economic times, 992-3145 after 5 p.m. we feel that Goodyear'is helping to provide a steadying influence on the local economy by the jobs it provides, the purchases it makes in lbe area , and the taxes it pays," Bucci said. " All this, of course: wouldn't be possible without the continuing I . RUTLAND - Mark Alan Morns, son cooperation we get from our employes and • of Mr. and 'Mrs. Carl E. Morris, will area residents." \' receive the highest recognition in scouting, the Eagle Scout award, Sunday, Jan. 12 at BOARD TO ORGANIZE 2 p.m. at the Rutland United Methodist MIDDLEPORT ..,. Tjle organizational Churc h. . · meeti ng of the Meig&Jiofal School District The ceremony is open lo the public. Board of Education will )Je held at 7 p.m. Morris , a member of the U.S. Air Force, is on Jan. 14, at the superintendent;s office in attending Ohio University on a four year Middleport. T~e regular monthly meeting R.().T.C. scholarship . of the board will follow at 7:30 p.m. Goodyear record · Monis to receive are ~ VV~dnesday. Earnings were . Countdown near for CHILE HIT BY QUAKE MARlETT A - Recent endorsements Rhodes Administration which ~ a people of this slate <;;~n see a big advantage SANTIAGO (UP!) - A moderate annnounced by area county, Republican wholesale dismissal of many slate em- over the old system. Career slate ~m­ earthquate hit the central region of Chile organizations for positions in the ployees the Gilliga~ Administration has ployees make a more efficient and sensible Saturday for the third time in less than a Department of Transportation have come strived to change the insecurity connected use of state·tax dollars. Ultimately the new week. The quake was felt strongest in under criticism by outgoing District Ten with state employment. I am sure that the. laws will take politics completely out_of Aconcagua province, 80 miles to the north, Administrative Assistant William G. ~?.:!!"~:~;:::~;;:;::;:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::».::::::::.':::::::::: classified state efi!ploy~ent benef1ttmg east. No major damage was reported. The Abdella who said he has had a number of the career men and women of both two previous quakes hil on Sunday and inquir,ies frol)l state employees concerned C&SOE hearing_ political parties." Thursday. · about their jobs. set for January 20th . "Many of the media · have carried reports ·indicating several state trans' • COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Public pOrtation jobs, such as the county utillUes Commission ol Ohio will hold superintenqents and timekeepers, were in public hearings beginning Jan. 20 line to be _replaced. However, ilnder the ~oncernlng the emergency. rate innew Civil Service laws, passed by sound creases requested by Columbus and -· majorities of the lloth General Assembly, Southern Ohio Eleelrlc Co. · The many of these empleyees are serving in a were expected to lasi one hearings classified status and cannot arbitrarily be week. removed," said Abdella. · The uUiity asked for · increased " Important to these new laws," exfor c;ustomers In 22 incorporated rates r lained Abdella, "is the basic right of slate communities lnllide Franklin County .omployees not to face the Wiemployment other than lbe city of Columbus, raising ~i ne every time an administration lhelr raleo to the level already bemg changes. While certain posilions always paid by Columbus residents. · will remain unDJ"otected because of their II also asked for a ,1.2 per· cent · P.,licy-making nature most of today's state NEW HOUSING - Work"on the 76-uniL apartment. cOmplex in Spring Valley einployees protected under .the new - emergency rate Slll'tbarge 'to nearly all · company blillllgs. . Green &ibdivision loeated just west of _the Holzer Medical Cen,ter oro Rt. 35 is near state laW!;." completion . The total 'c901plex includ!is 13· buildings, :iO one-bedroom garden He CO(ltinued, "Unlike the previous >l - Set ils meeting dale for .the first Saturday of each ntonth following couri ty board mee ting. COUNTY BOARD MEETING Bruce S. Stout and J. E. Cremeens were elected to represent the Gallia County Board of Education on the Gallia· Jackson-Vinton Vocational Board. Stout was elected, for two years while Cremeens will serve for bne year. The board set IL~ regular meeting for the first Saturday of each month at 9 a.m. Board member compensation was set at $20 per regular meeting plus mileage. " Substitute teachers approved were Joyce Madry and John T. Griffin . The board also approved its annual appropriation totalin g $141,248.56 and discussed truanc~ problems with Donald Hardes ty, attendance officer, .. Eagle Scout award apartments and 26 two !M.droom garden apartment¥. The rol)lplex i.located on the 'old Shah!ln properly. Terry Whaley, Richard !C'osmo, and Max W. Holzer of. Columb'lfare the developers .• Work beg~n last ISeptember. ' ' I ' ~· ' .. . ' • I 't . •. " ~ I \ J II � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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