http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3eff72c348ea02e33bfb6109daa1d195.pdf 49ebcd139e4dde7f80271e5de49133cc PDF Text Text Gov. Rhodes et al will get protests 10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport -Pomeroy, 0 ., Thw-sday . .Jan. 8, 1976 News •• in Briefs Oa:rence Fuller Sr., 75, dies t ConlinuL'<l fr om page 1) pants cutt pned open a kitchen cabinet in a deserted country house and found kidnaped executive Louis Hazan - chained and gagged bu t safe. "It was the biggest surprise of my life," the ha~gard looking Hazan said of his dramatic rescue Wednesday night . He had been squashed in the closet since six young, tong-haired gunmen dragged him from a New Year's Eve board meeting , Police arrested the alleged mastermind of the kidnaping only hours after fr eeing Hazan . They identified him as Bruno Brunini, 35, an invalid on crutches who owned an office cleaning firm in the sa me building as HaU!n 's Phonogram recording com pany . Officials had steadfastly refused to allow payment of the $3.5 million ransom demanded by the kidnapers and newspapers hailed the outcome as a resounding victory for the new hardline policy. WASHINGTON - RICHAHD·M. NIXON is not entitled to inunediale possession of his presidential papers because they must be preserved for historic purposes and Nixon might be tempted to tamper with them to hide possible misconduct in office , a three-judge federal court has ruled. Nixon was advised of the ruling shortly after it was banded · down Wednesday . His lawyers refused lo quote Nixon's reaction, but said " it was printable. He was disappointed as is anyone when they lose a court case." Nixon told them to take an immediate appeal to _the Supreme Court. HARTFORD, CONN. - A GROUP OF VIETNAM Army vetera ns known as the Black Dragons has enlisted several hundred ex-Gis to fight for U.S.-ba cked factions in the Angolan civil war, according to the Hartford Times. Charles Joyner, 31, of Cromwell, Conn ., who said he is a member of the Washington-baSed group, said in a story published Wednesday 387 former servicemen, both blacks and whites, have already signed up to leave for Angola in June . ';We hope to gather together an army of aboul2,500 veterans, " he said. The group currently has members in 27 U.S. cities and towns, he said. WASHINGTON - THE HORSE AND THE BAW EAGLE raced neck-and-neck into the stretch. But in the end it was the horse that captured the hearts of American child~en. In an election sponsored' by the National Humane Society's junior division, young people across the country chose the horse as the U.S . "bicentennial animal." · The bald eagle came in a close second out of a list of 14 "candidates." The fierce bird got 26.2 per cent of almost 75,000 votes cast. The horse won out with 27.47 per cent, a spokesman said . In third, fourth and fifth places were the white-tailed deer, buffalo and grizzly bear, respectively . They were followed by whales, wolves , cattle, coyotes and beavers. The mule came in 13th and the salmon was last . The election was aimed at highlighting "the many contributions that animals hav ~ made" to the nation's development, a Humane Society spokesman said. · COLUMBUS - A RESOLUTION URGING the U. S. Energy Research and Development Agency to locate a $35 million Solar Energy Institute in Ohio was introduced Wed ~ nesday by state Rep . Sherrod Brown, D-Mansfield . .The pilot project, 'sought by all 50 states, would employ between 700 and 1000 scientists and have a n annual $50 million budget by 1980. A decision of the site is expected by autw-nn this year, ·according to federal energy officials. Brown, who represents Richland County, said Ohio officials apparently have four sites in mind for · the lnstltu'te; two in Columbus, one near Cleveland's Lewis Research Center and one near WrightPatterson Air Force Base in Dayton. .. "·Opinion " ..,. programs. ... , "<· •• In Boston, Sargent Shriver ( Contmued from page 11 said he had· a _plan to cut won approval for hi_s job unemployment - now 8.3 per performance from 39 per cent cent - to under 5,per eent by · · ; of .tltq~e surveyed, up 2 per mid-1978, and reduce . in. : J:!?ent'froiD his worst poll but flation - now 8.1 per cent · · ":idown 7 per cent liom early to 6.3 per cent by then. -~ December: .ArtPthiir ·46 per Shriver did not put a price tag cent dJsaPpr0ved· of the way on his package. Ford harid)ed his job and 15 While Shriver was in per cent declared they were Boston, Rep . Thomas P. undecided. O'Neill Jr. of Boston, the Ford Wednesday visited his · House Democratic leader, Washington campaign head- endorsed Rep. Morris UdaU ·quarters to thank the workers for. the Democratic for the .job they h~!t been nomination, saying Udall had ''"~doing. He (l!'aised. ·the com- the best chance to win. . ·"mi~tee f9r ··" intellil-ity" ·and Another Democrat contender, Sen. Henry M. "te.A~Wo~k." . ..,, .· While Reagan has been Jackson , D-Wash., camexplaining to New Hampshire paigned in Florida, which he voters his intent to cut the said was not a private cost of the federal govern- preserve for the candidacies ment by $90 billion, Ford was of George C. Wallace and Carter, two drafting a budget that aides Jimmy say will be below $395 billion Southerners trying for the and will certainly " bring Democratic candidacy. screams of protest from various special interest groups." · TAKEN TO HOSPITAL The Democratic 'Party The Middleport E-R squad candidates for the presidential nomination also was called to Route I, Midtalked of broad government dleport, at 7:50 a.m. Thursday for Minnie Miller, a · medical patient, who was taken to Vel<!rans Memorial Hospital. TONI-TE THURS., JAN . 8 .MEIGS THEATRE FRI.-SAT.-SUN. JAN.,-ll Jacqueline S'-'sann 's ONCE IS NOT ENOUGH (Techriicolorl CENTER TO CLOSE The Meigs County .Men tal Health Cenl<!r, located in the former Meigs General Hospital building, will be closed Monday, Jan. )9, in observance of Martin Lut~er King Day. , PLAYING NITELY GUYSV ILI. F: - Clarence A. roller, Sr., 75, Guysville. died Wednesday evenin~ at O'Bieness Hospital in Atoens following a brief illness . Mr . ~-uller was born here .· the son of tloo late Arthur and Nina Fell Fult.~ He was a member of the l.i~~~ ~ville United Methodist Chur~ alld the lzaak Walton League of America . He was a self employed carpenl<!r prior to retirement . ~ Surviving are his wife-, Gladys Fortney Fuller; a son , Clarence (George 1 of The Plains; two daughl<!rs, Mrs . Blanche Montie, Guysville, and Mrs . Eleanor Brandeberry, Coolv ille; two sis ters , Mrs . Mary Snyder, SEOEMS ·hoard to meet on 14th Salfm, Ohio, and Mrs . \'dith Hit:kman IJf L.i..illc ·a.ster ;· nine grandchildren . ami s ix 1-!rcat . grandchildren . ' Besides his parents , Mr. Fuller was preceded in death by two brothers and three s i ~ters. · F'uneral services will be at 2 p. m . Sa turda y at the White Funeral Home in Coolville with the Rev . Tboma.s McMahon officiating. Burial will be .in Bean Cemel<!ry a t Guysville . Friends may ca ll at the funeral home any time after noon on Friday. ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:; EXTENDED OUTLOOK Saturday through Monday, fair Saturday and Monday but a chance of snow Sunday. Highs will be in the upper 20s to the 30s ant! lows will be In the teens to the 20s. A meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Southeast · :::::::;:;:;:::::::;:::;:::::::;:::::::::;:::;:::::;:;:;:::;:::;:::::;::::::: Ohio Emergency M.e dical ~rvices, Inc ., has been set for Wednesday, Jan . 14, at 7:30 p. m . at the Coac h House in Wellston . James McLa in, president of the seven county EMS Sysl<!m, said one of the main agenda iterns will be a report of the Search Committee concerning its reeo m mendation to fill the position of' director and finance officer. The meeting will be <1Jen to the public for ob- servation. Weather Cloudy, colder tonight, lows zer o lo 5 above. Cloudy again Friday, highs in the upper teen s . Probability of precipitation 50 per· cent thi s afternoon, 20 per ce nt tonight and 10 per cent Friday. LOCAL TEMPS The temp erature in dowrtown Pomer oy at 11 a. m . Thursday was 2;1 degrees with ' now fallin g. ! By POHLA SMITH eo llege stars playing in tbe PITTSBURGH I UP!) Senior Bowl. He was telling a Yuu h"l e to sec them go but group of reporters how imyuu love Lo see tllem ~el .p:~rtant the assistants were in ahead , hiS team'sgetting a chance to That sums up how Pills- · defend their Super Bowl title bw-gh Steelers Coach Chuck a~a i nsl Dallas in Miami Jan . feels a bout his 18. Null " Bud Ca r so n ( defe nsive assistants, some of whom, he believes, will be promoted to coordinator) on the defense bigger jobs with other teams has done a g reat job there . aft er this season. F.verybody . George Perles Noll spoke before he look qown the !defensive ) line, his staff to Mobile, Ala ., Dan 1Radakovich ) with the Wednesday to seou l the offensi ve line. All of our assistant coaches. TRUSTEES VOTE " One of our problem s is KENT, Ohio 1UP! ) - The going to be replacing some of Kent State University Board these guys because I'm sure of Trustees voted today on they're gonna get offers." whether to accept collective Do you know something? hargaining by the school 's "No, I don't know anything, faculty , but I would imagine tl,Jat the nie boa rd has said it is not intelligent peoP.Ie would be. required to accept the r esults con lac ling them ." of last fall 's faculty vole for Abuul head jobs' representation by the United " Yes ." Faculty Professional Besides, expiained, just as Association. colleges can point to famous The association has indicated it would take lega l action if trustees refuse to recognize it as barga ining · Veterans Memorial Hospital agent for the faculty. - . Glen ' ADMITTED Lawson ;!! Mi nersvi lle ; REVIVAL DELA 'r'ED Marabel Frecker, Pomeroy; RUTLA ND - A revi val ElleM Stewart, Middleport; scheduled to begin this Raymond Ha rtley, Racine; eve ning at the Rutland Margaret Goe tt, Pomeroy i Freewill Baptist Churc h ha s Sarah Jarrell , Langsville . been postponed until fur ther DISCHARGED - Robert notice due to wea ther con- Barton, Okla Walker and ditions. Brian Bentz. 8; 30-1: 00 FRI. & SAT. 992-3629 Best In Live Entertainment 'I' offered into UN HONOR ROLL Two Meigs County students at Salem College, Salem, W. Va ., have been named to the The Pomeroy National college 's hono~ roll with thrbugh its mem ~ Bank perfect four point averages. bership in the Amorican They are Vicky Gaul, Bankers Association (ABA), daughter of Mr . and Mrs. J . "Lincoln, will co-sponsor M. Gaul, a fresliman, and Donnie Machir, s'on of Mr. Crossing FoX River," on and Mrs. Charles Machir. He NBC-TV Monday, Jan . .12 at 8 .s a junior. The Gaurls and p. m . on Channel 3 offering the Machirs reside at Route 3, new insights into Abraham Lincoln, a politician who ha<t POmeroy . to adjust his vision and responsibilities in a newly found political environment. OVER40APPLY This spedal telecast is the Over 40 applications have been received by the Meigs fifth, hour-long presentation, County CounCil on Aging for , based on Carl Sandburg 's positions which are open at Pulillzer Prize-winning the county's. Senior Citizen biography of the · 16th Center. lnl<!rviews will be president. " Lincoln, Crossing conducted for the next 10 Fox River,'' covers the time, days before new employes period from nomination to th" first inaugw-!!1 address. are named . · Abe Lincoln UKE A DUCK TO WATER - While some didn 'llike Thursday's >now and cold weather , this two month old Husky, the Christmas gi ft of the Homer Sm ith family of Pomeroy look to the cold like a duck to water. The Smiths ' daugh\er, Connie, is pictu red with the all-white dog . e VOL. XXVII NO. NO. 188 MEN'S AND BOYS' DEPARTMENT 1ST FLOOR ODDS AND ENDS SPECIAL SALE PRICES Mens and Boys Department Special January Sale Prices • Mens and Boys Sweaters · • All Mens Dress Shirts - Sport Leisure Suits - Western Shirts. Just 18 Shirts - • Mens and Boys Western Jackets . · MEN'S LEISURE SUIT TOPS SALE lh PRICE. Zipper front - waist length - polyester cotton ·blend with nylon quilt lining. Sizes 36 to 46 . Solid ~olors grey - dark olive and blue denim . (Blanket lined) . . MEN'S ss9.95 LEISURE SUITS JANUARY SALE JANUARY SALE Tops and Trousers to Match SALE $2JB8 Famous Make Lee 521.49 Lined OVERALL JACKETS Just 12 ,Regular $7.95 to $10.95 BOYS LEISURE SUIT TOPS While They Last • Sizes 36 to 46. Choose blue denim button front with blank e t lining waist length 1a cket with red quilt lining · c:orduroy collar . Excellent quality . · or 1h PRICE Just .51 Mens $13.95 to $17.95 OUT COME THE SLEDS - With school dismissed and a nice snow(all , what better diversion than sledding Thursday? Above Paula Sl\'isher and Vicky Boyles of Middleport , tra vel down a slope in back of the Middle port '7" I • Mens All Weather 'toats Just 14 WESTERN JACKETS . Corduroys· Denims - Brushed Denfms . SALE lJz PRICE Includes our entire stock of mens lies. Solid colors and an excellent selection of patterns . SALE PRICES SA~ BOYS FASHION JEANS Jusi 8 Young Mens $39.95 SUITS. JACKETS AND MATaiiNG JEANS Pre -Washed Blue Denim Lee $22.98 Storm Kinq - blanket lined ' Western Jacket. Blue denim. SALE '18.. SALE $1SOO Regulars and Slims in sizes 8 . to : 18: Polyester and cotton blends and corduroy. SALE PRICES JANUARY SALE CHAIRS ~ Kroehler and Berkline Wall-Away - Ro(:k-0-Loungers . · Recliners - Lounge Chairs- Swivel Rockers and Occasional Chairs. Large selection of colors and fabrics. 289.00 High Back Lounge <;hair-Rust"__ _________ Sale229.00 209.00 Lo'!nge Chair, Brown _________________ _:::-_::-Sale 159.00 169.00 Sw1vel Rocker, green and brown plaicf. _________ §ale 119.00 169.00 ~o~k- 0-Loung!)r, black vinyl-- - - - - - - - - - - - - Sale 129.00 219.00 .S wlvel Rocker, red plaid.---- - - - - - - - - - - - - S ale 169 00 189.00 Rock-0-Lounger, gold nylon------- --------Sale 149:oo 139.000c~asional Chair, olive, gold, green velvet-------Sale 99.00 298.00 Swtve~ Rocker, ~rown and beige velve1---- ~---- Sale 198.00 298.000ccaslonal Cha1r,brown and beige velvet__: _____ _§ale 198.00 209.00 Bro~n Swivel Chair, Naugahyde____________ §ale 159.00 249.00 Recl!ner Rust Naugahyde________ ,;, __ _. ____ §ale 199.00 339.00 Rechner, R u s ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - S a le 269.00 229.00 Rock-0-Lounger, black vinyl---------Sale 179 395.00 Rock- 0-Lounger, brown and green nylon ___-_-_-:._-:._--::Sale.299:oo 239.0Q ~oc~- 0-Lounger, beige, brown, rust _________ .:_ 1Sale 189.00 169.00 Rechner , rust, brown, green stripe------ -~ ---Sale 129.00 189.00 Lounge Chair, rust nylon--,------ ---~---- Sale 119.00 219.00 Lounge Chair, brown Naugahyde _______.____ Jale 176.00 89.00 Occasional Chairs, gold, green strlpe __________ Sale 69.00 119.00 Wood Rocker, Pine_________ .:._ _______ _ __ Sale 96.00 109.00 Wood Rockers, maple or pine________ :_ _____ ,SaJe aa oo 249.oo wa 11- A- '!lay_______________________ _Sale 149:oo oo · 259.00 Wall - A- Way, green-gold---------~------..51!1e 199 269.00 Wall - A-Way, brown----------- - - - - - - - - S ale 169:00 239.00 Wall - A-Way, brown ·· Sal 199 oo 299.00 Waii - A-Wa , bronze--- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - e Y - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - S a l e 239.00 279.00 Wall-A-Way, pine trim _____________ _: ___ Sale 199.00 329.00 Wall -A-Way, red plaid- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . S ale 249.00 329.00 Wa 11- A-Way, gold ___ ..:. ___ :_.:._ ____ :.._----- --Sale 264.00 259.00 Wall- A-Way, rust ____ ,;,_ ...:_ ____ :_ _________ Sale 199.00 253.00 Pop Up Recliner,gold~ollve:...------ -------- Sale189 oo • 129.00Vi~yl Recliners,green-brown-blac~-- · -------Sale 99:00 ~---- - Sale 119.00 159.00 Sw1vel Rockers,green-rust-golct_ __: __ 239.00 Recliner, multi -color plaid------- - - - - -·- - - Sale 179 00 189.00 Swive.l Rocker, blue velvet ________ _' ______ .Sale 11'f oo J __ 209.00 Recliner, multi-color- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sale 16f00 198.00 Lounge Chair, gold velvet- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ,Sale 119:00 229.00 Rock-0-Lounget, green __ _I__ .:._ ___________ ..S.Je 119.00 • Shop the Second Floor for Bargains in Womens and Girls D~esses, Coats, Coordinates, BIQuses, Knit Tops and Sleepwear. · ELBERFELD$ IN '· By United Press International MUCH OF THE NON-COMMUNIST WORLD JOINED China today in mourning the death of Pre mier Chou En-Jai. Moscow noted his passing in a one-paragraph dispatch. Most polilicul observers sai d they doubted any sudden shifts in Chinese policy toward the West would result from the death of the new, premier , President F ord called Chou a " remarkable leader" who haq profoundly inOucnced modern history . Secretary of Slate Henry Kissinger said he felt a "deep sense of loss." U . N. ·Secretary General Kurt Waldheim eulogized him as a " most distinguished and esteemed leader who served his country and his people with great devotion." . Third world capitals were even more effusive In their praise . Mexican President Luis Echeverria ca lled Chou " im outsta nding fi ghter for world peace and o ne of ihe great builders of the new Chinese society ." COLUMBUS - A BILL AUTHORIZING the Univer sity of ancinnati to become a full-fledged stale school was signed Thursday by Gov. James A. Rhodes. Approved by the Ohio Genera I Assembly Wednesday , the legislation allows a charter amendment to be placed on the Cinc innati ballot in June. If the · amendment is passed by voters , university asse~5 will be transferred to the state.· The school is a city institution that receives financial help from the state .- Rhod~ would appoint a nine-member board of trustees, under the proposed change. "The University .of ancinnati has traditionally been one of the finest institutions of higher education in Ohio," said Rhodes in signing the bill. " By becoming a fully-supported· state institution, the university will be' assured of maintaining its scholastic ex• cellence in the years ahead, thereby benefitting generations of Ohioans to· come.'' SILVA PORTO, ANGOLA - PRO-WESTERN F'ORCES in Angola say they are holding off new battlefield initiatives to . await the outcome of a weekend African summit seek(ng a peaceful solution to the civil war. But the Soviet-backed Popular Movement for the Uberatlon of Angola, reportedly on the offensive throughout the former Portuguese colony, said Thursday It would not join its anti-Communist rivals in a united government. SAN CLEMENTE, CALIF. - FORMER President Rlchar,d Nixon turned 63 today, obviously healthier an:! nportedly Cheered by Uhe possibility he may rise in public esteem as Ume discloses the misdeeds of other presidents. A small party was planned for hls family and close friends and a "mlnl-musew-n" of Nixon memorabiUa was to be opened atthe former western White House press center, probably without By CHARLES R. SMITH UP! Senior Editor · HONG KONG (UP! ) ..c The death of Chou En-lai, the · scholar tw-ned revolutionary who helped forge - modern China, has elevated vicepremier Teng Hsia~ping to the highes t point of hi s stunning political comeback. It appears certain Teng, a Post Office in the old roadside park, one of several popular locations Thursday . Laurel Street was closed by · small man with a big intellect, will become China's the police depa rtment to provide another sa(e plac~ for sleds. new premier . .He took over · the bulk of Chou's duties when the ailing leader entered a Peking hospital in • y gas rates near. By J .R. KIMMINS COLUMBUS rUPl i - - The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Thursday moved a step closer to a full examination of scheduled Feb.14 natural gas rate increases to Ohio homeowners and sa id it would ·discuss an order for a he~ring Jan. 15. The added ' residential na tural gas charges will go into effect because utiliti e~ are having to pay more for gas they were allowed to buy by PUCO under emergency allocations. " The corrunission's action indicates there is a ctack in the door, but the policy,is not yet resolved, " said former Ohio Sen. Howard Metzenbaum. Metzenbaum prompted an angry, atiupt adjournme nt of PUCO 's meeting Thursday . when he began to berate commission members for their "excessive legal haggling" over whether or not PUCO had the authority to temporarily suspend the rate increases. PUCO chairman Luther Heckman and commissioner Sally Bloomfield stormed out of the hearing. room as Metzenbaum began his objections, leaving only commissioner David Sweet to listen to the former senator, · Democrat from Cleveland. . . L . , Under ;'non participatory" rules of Ohio's new open meetings law, statemepts by the public during a meeting of the a ny public agency are prohibited. But ' after the disruption of the morning meeting, a second meeting was held Thursday afternoon after PUCO staffers had phoned notice of the session to Ohio's news media . On Jan . 15, the commission will deliberate on whether or not to order a full-scale public hearing - tentatively set for Jan. 28 .- on the rate in·creases. The increases are due- the West Ohio Gas Co., Ohio Gas Co., Colw-nbia Gas of Ohio; the DaytoQ Power and Ught Co. and the Ci nciMati Gas and Electric Co. "Ail we are trying lo do is · provide a forum to the utilities ," said Heckman, who (Continued on page 10) SCHOOLS CLOSED Meigs County schools were closed Friday lor the second consecutive day due to continued icy highways and cold which arrived on the scene with a fou r inch snowfall Thursday night. The low overnight ~'riday mor"ing in the Meigs County area was zero . $400 taken from safe Pomeroy police are in vestigating a safe cracking at On the eve of his birthday Nixon Issued an unusually long the Fulton-Thompson Tractor public lltalemenl mourning the death of Communist Chinese Sales in upper Pomeroy, Premier, Chou en-Lai, long an antagonist until he and Nixon apparently some time Thursplayed key roles in improving Sln~American relations. Nixon . day morning . sald he was "profoundly saddened" by the death of Chou, Chief Jed Webster said the praising him for bringing on -the rappr~>Chement with firm 's safe was pried open, Washington . His " legaey will be that he helped end the darkapparently with a crowbar , (Continued on page 10) and about $400 taken . There lU presence. -. MAIN STORE, AN~ EX AND WAREHOUSE . OPEN FRIDAY, 9:30 TO 8 PM AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 5 P.M. a1 y POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MEN'S TIES JANUARY • enttne FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1976 PRICE FIFTE~N CENTS I ' Men's sl295 Work Jackets • Mens'\ D!~uble Knit Dress Slacks • Chou lS • openzng. or Teng JANUARY $ALE •Mens and Boys Knit Shirts and Numbers Shirts . Regularly '$15.95 to $29.95 · Robinson said at that meeting it was mentioned that there had county. Present maps being used dale ba ck to the la te 1920s_ been little protest to the ap proaching closing of the bridge in and are inadequate. Buehl said updating the maps wiiJ be 1975. However , when the bridge was closed several , months, expensive - at least $100,000 - and the county does not have protest came. Pomeroy town council staged a public meeting that kind of money to do it at this time. · at the Pomeroy Ji:lement.ary School. However, he suggested that an assessment plan is possible High Priority whereby each property owner would pay a fee for the new The commission made construction of a nursing home in . maps. Meigs County high on its priority Ust for 1976. Bernard Gilkey , Also, it was suggested that an additional fee might be Meigs Coun ty commissioner, said' land for it could easily be added to land transfer charges lo pay for the project. available on county-<>wned ptoperty near Veterans Memorial The commission renewed its high priority for immediate Hospital. The location would be ideal for such a home because improvement of Route 124 in wes\ern Meigs County. of the proximity of medical facilities, Gilkey said. It ":as agreed that priorities be directed loward the Baker commented that he had received many favorable 'development of industrial sites and lo encourage low income comments on reports that the t·mnmission is interested in the housing development. construction of a nursing home. Gilkey pointed out that new The group also suggested a restudy of the traffic 0 6ws In state requirements will make a modern fa cility mandatory so Middleport and Pomeroy and asked representatives to the that senior citizens who require nur&ing home care will not commission of the two towns to discuss the matter on the local have to leave the county . · level. Repair of bridges throughout the county was suggested Gilkey sa id ' that the commissioners and Wesley Buehl, and a $5 auto license tax was suggested to pay for them. county engineer , are working on plans for an access road to the Presiding over the meeting was Thereon Johnson, land which lies nea r the former children's home, now the of- chairman; others attending were Gilkey, Buehl, Baker, fices of the county board of education . · Robinson, C. E. Blakeslee, executive director ; Mrs. Naomi Buehl spoke on the necessity for updalin~ tax maps of the Brinker, Rev. Robert Bumgarner and Boyd Ruth. • . 9:30·2 :00 The MEIGS INN Direct action to shorten the lime the Pomeroy-Mason bridge will be closed this year for repairs was begun Thursday by the Meigs County Regional Planning Commission . Meeting in the Farmers Bank Building, commission secretary Edison Baker opened the subject ; ' 'It is absolutely mandatory that action be taken to prohibit the long closing ol the brid ge . Clos ing the bridge for the period of .March 15 to Nov . 15 as scheduled -is in no way justified." · Baker said the long closing "is an extreme handica p for workers traveling between West Virginia and Ohio and also works an extreme hardship on the economy here and in West Virginia. Baker was au thorized to draw up a letter irom the co~­ mission directed to Governor James Rhodes, Rep. Ron James, Sen. oakley Collins, and 1.0 the District and State Offices of the Ohio Department of Highways expressing the concern of the commission over the planned closing. . 1t was suggested tha t instead of the March 15 closing, the hrtdge be closed after Easler in April in order to allow merchants the advanlage ·of the Easter shopping period . Also it was suggested that the reopening period be earlier. E . F. Robinson reviewed a meeting he attended at which division engineer Glen Smith spoke of the bridge closing. .January ·c learance Sale TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY TUES. -TH URS . New insight now against long closing of bridge ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY oo GEO. HA.LL about that." The coaches t ook no tirr. : off this week , although the players officially were free until today. Noll and his staff reviewed film s of Dallas before their one-day trip In Mobile, concentrating on learning as much as possible about the Cowboys' offensive spread formation and flex defense. alumni in recruting high school athletes, pro coaches can point out the paths lormer assistants have followed. Noll was once an assistant to Don ShUla at Baltimore. "If it's not a stepping stone, in a sense, you're not going lo get the good people," Noll said . " That's the attitude of the org1111ization on this. "We try to help them. We think they deserve this. They 've proved they can coach. There's no question was no evidence ul a forcible entry into the building, Chief Webster said. Represenlatives from the Hocking Valley Technical School's Crime Laboratory were called and spent several hours on the scene. The investi ga tion is conti~uing , Webster said . ONE FOR THREE Athletics and the weather · batted one for lhree today . School officials said this morning the Southern High al Wahama and the Eastern High at North Gallia . basketball games hav e been postponed because of road and highway conditions. Jackson High, however, and Meigs High wlll play their game as scheduled al Larr )' '\ lorrlson Gym , tonight. ~:;::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1974 for treatment of terminal ' ca ncer. Chou, the only premier the People's. Republic of China since its founding in 1949, died Thursday of cancer at the age of 78. The New China News Agency called his passing "a gigantic loss" to China and .world communism. · ' Chou'sdeath removed from the Chinese leadership one of the world's most influential diplomats a brilliant scholar with unflagging energy who emerged (rom wars, famines and party struggles with everincreasing power. B~t his death was not expected lo have any effect on the leadership lineup since reelection as president. Teng had already stepped · Since 1973, the hunch-shoulinto Chou's shoes. dered Teng has been restor lid The 71-year-<>ld Teng is now w the party's powerful politconsidered the second most hurQ, elected a vice chairman powerful man in China. Only of the pa rty and named a Chinese Communist party member of the politburo's chairman Mao Tse-tung, standin g committee; Last himself 82 and ailing, carries ' year he became the first more clout. civilian chief of the general The dimlnutlve Teng, a staff of Chinese armed forformer party secretary ces. general, was purged in 1966 Considered a moderate in during · the . Cultural · the mold of Chou, Teng has Revolution and returned · pushed t he pragmatic (J:om political limbo in 1973. policies· m os t c losely "Political observers say his assoc iated with the late return to the political swmnit premier. The emphasis has is so remarkable it could be been on forging ahead with compared in the West only economic development prowith Richard Nixon's winning (Continued on page 10) Taft sees GOP pains · CINCINNATI (UP!)- Sen. Robert Taft, R-Ohio, figures that if Ronald Reagan wins the Republican party presi~ential nomination , many Republicans may wind up "silting on their hands" like they did when Barry Goldwater was the nominee 12 years ago. "If Reagan is the candidate 'Republican senators who see ... )Ve may have another visions of ·•64 and ' Goldwater Goldwater year with a lol of all over again" in .Reagan's people sitti ng on their candidacy. hands" , Taft said in an inOhio's senior senator called terview with Cincinnati Post Reagan's candidacy a editors and reporl<!rs . "serious bid" lo win the Taft termed himse If a - nomination over President member of a " right wing of a Ford, but added that Reaga n moderate group of may begin to lose his momentum early in the campaign. " The Reagan boom has kind of lost control of its timing," said Taft. Howev~r, Taft said Reagan . appears to be a more "prag- matic .. •• • -- candidate" than Goldwater Was in 1964. " If Reagan turns out to be a (Continued on page 10) • ' •· Bridge hit by vehicle Charles Neece, Rt . 4, · Pomer oy,, was taken to Holzer Medi ca l Center following a si ngle car accident Thursday at 9:21a.m : in Ru!land Twp . . T,he sheriff's dept. saia " ' Neece, drivin g eas t , ap-parently fell asleep, went left of ce nl<!r and struck a bridge structure headon. ' He was taken to the hospital by Rutland SEOEMS ambtllance . The· accident is still under investigation. · At 5;20 p.m. Thursday- in Salem Twp . on coun ty road 10, Norma S. Corder, Rt. I , Rutland , traveling south , and • Ralph M. Macomber, Dexter, nor th, met in a curve . Corder . applied brakes and slid into GEE WHIZ 1uh) SKI WHIZ - Scaling the snow-eovered hills of Pomeroy Thursday was no problem for Reino Lind in his red and white snowmobile. His "Ski-Whlz", which wide the Macomber vehicle. There was sli ght damage . No. ope' will travel about 60 MPH, proved to be just the thing for traveling about town . One of several youngsters invited to take a ride was Lori Anh Wood, pictured here with Und . ci tation was issued. "' .' �' 3- The Oailv &nlmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Fnday Jan 9 1976 1- The llally Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy, 0 , Frulay Jan 9 1976 ,Unemployment steady, December prices down r:Rose collects ~~~3rd rich prize I Just super, super cold over the Buckeye State WASHINGTON (UPI) The et'Onomy ended 1975 on By Ullited Pressllltei'IIIIUoul s an encouragmg note "1th Mansfield Pollee Sgt Dean Blamer satd today 11 was Labor Department reports j!utt 'super super cold ' m that Ohio c1ty which JUS! about today showmg unem !' SWI18 up the record setting cold weather mOhio ployment held steady and t The Nallonal Weather Servtce said sub zero tern wholesale prices dropped m ' peratures were recorded m most sections of the slate the last month of the year ~ early today as Arctic BIJ' cov~ed the area ' The JObless rate m Mansfield had the to,. est readmg m Ohto wllh a mmus 6 December was the same as m ' It IS Just super, super cold 'satd Blamer Our roads November -8 3 per cent or are snow covered m spots but 11 s really not that bad an est imated 7 8 milli on ' We're not havmg any problems ' persons out of work The total The Oh10 HigHway Patrol headquarters tn Columbu s re number of employed persons ported most roads were m ' pretty good shape They are mcreased by 240 000 to 77 8 11\0SUy clear with some slippery spots tn the passtng mil hon- partly because lanes ' 20,000 workers returned from A snow storm h1t Ohio Thursday and forced the closmg stnkes of hundreds of schools and brought hazardous dnvmg That was still a percentage conditions to most areas pomt above the unem However, mosl roads were reported m fair to good ployment rate at the condition today alUwugh numerous schools remamed begmmng of the year but closed throughout the state down from tbe peak JObless Dayton had a mmus 5 degree reading whtle Columbus fate of 9 2 per cent m May , had a reading of 4 below zero early today lor a record for The Wholesale Prtee Index thiS date fell 0 4 per cent m Becember The National Weather &rvuee said the warmest spots for the first declme m the key m the state weFe at Ashtabula where 11 was 2 degrees inflatton barometer m six above zero and at Marietta and Chesapeake on the Ohio months River where 11 was also 2 above The decrease wa s led by a ' The Weather Service said the fng1d weather was 2 5 per cent declme m food brought mlo OhiO by a h1gh pressure area located over prices to wholesalers and ~ Arkansas and by Saturday th1s area will be movmg grocers which more than eastward off the AllaniiC Coast, mdicatmg that offset mcreases for nonfood moderating temperatures my occur m Oh1o l~te today tterns hke bwldmg matenals ,' through Saturday and paper produ cts Highs today were expected to be In the teens along with UnadJus ted prices m ~ mostly sunny skies m southern Ohio and scattered snow December were 4 2 per cent ' flumes m Northern Ohio higher than a year before, but Locally heavy snow squalls were expected agam off showed a better record m 1975 > Lake Erie towards Ashtabula ' than 1974 when wholesale ' Tomght's lows were expected to range from 5 to 10 pnces JUmped 20 9 per cent ' degrees above zero under mostly fall' sktes with highs on Julius Shtskin, head of the Bureau of Labor Staltsllcs ' Saturday m the 20s along with increasmg cloudiness The extended outlook for Sunday through Tuesday calls said the constant fluctuations l' lor a chance of snow or scattered flurries Sunday through tn unemployment have Tuesday Highs are expected to be m the upper 20s to the ' stayed wtthm the hm1ts of 8 3 i 30s and lows will be In the 20s Sunday and m the teens per cent and 8 6 per cent , Monday and Tuesday durmg the last six months Wholesale prtces were un- 1' ., Shocking evidence expected By JON SWEET NORTH PLATTE, NEB (UP!) Some of the evidence will be shocking some so shockmg tt may be unbeUevable ' a prosecutor told jurors m the Erwm Charles Stmants murder • trl81 Arguments began Thurs day m the trial of S1man Is acc used of ktlhng SIX members of a Sutherland, Neb farm family Deputy Lmcoln County Attorney Marym Holscher, m Instant millionaire is wholly flabbergasted CINCINNATI (UP! ) Dale Weber, 51 , a bashful soft-spoken grandfather spread hiS arms out wide I don t know what to do, he said almost pleadmg Weber had just won $1 m1lhon 'I can t believe 1t, he said agam and agam Me a nullwna1re • The man who 'had never won anythmg valuable In my hfe was the big wmner m the OhiO Lottery's Millionaire Drawmg Thursday night Other big winners were Mrs Emma Taylor, 67 a widow and mother of three from Bethel, Oh1o, won $100,000 and Mrs Palnc1a Nicely 34 a secretary at Ashland Chemical Co m Columbus, won $50,000 Seven persons won $10 000 - Ed Hockstetler of Guernsey, Michael B1rmmgham of North Canton Elmer G Hoff of Cmcmnah, William Steffens of Gahanna Harley Riley and John Noble both of Dayton and Mrs Elizabeth Sheridan of Ironton Dean Circle of Galhpohs attendtng the draWing m Cincmnah settled for the $1 ,000 all m1lhon dollar pool players receive This week s regular wm mng numbers Three - digit number 472 (four seven two ) Four-digit number 0089 (zero zero-e1ght.mne) Five-digit number 3036ll (three-zero lhree-six-etght ) Stx-dtgll number 125127 (one two five one two seven) Super Santa wmnmg nwnbers Two digit numbers 71 (seven-<Jne) 46 (four-siX ) 45 (four five) and 28 (two eight ) Four-digit number 3931 (three mne three-{)lle) F•ve digit number 33126 ( three-three-<Jne-two SIX) Stx digtt number 957992 (nine five - seven-nme-mne two ) his opemng statement before a distnct court JUry of seven women and f1ve m en told of the mght of Oct 18 when S1rnants allegedly entered the Henry Kelhe home m Suther land kdlmg Kelbe his wife a son and three grand children Holscher said S1mants con fessed twice ' I JUst killed the Kelhes Don't tell nobody ' Holscher said Sunants 30 told a nephew, James Boggs, 13 Mmutes la ter S1mants who had been hvmg Wilh the Boggs - the Kelhes' next door neighbors - called h•s mother Holscher said S1rnants told her what he had done and sa1d I'm commg home ' Stmants father Am os d1dn l believe hi s son He went to the Kelhe home Holsc her sa1d and upon opemng the front door saw two bndtes His wife called an ambulance The JUry seleellon proceedmgs began Monday but Thursday was the f1rst tune some reporters had entered the courtroom They preVIously had obeyed the advice of attorneys appealmg a controversial gag order ISsued by prestdmg D1stnct Judge Hugh Stewart However the case now has turned from one of freedom of the press There were no restrictions on reporters as the court set out to delermme tf Snnants was msane changed m November m contrast to the years biggest spurt of I 8 per cent durmg OCtober Overall however wholesale pnces rose at an annual rate of 10 I per cent APRIL 1975 Apr I 1 R1chart4 Chambers v1ce pres dent of th e Pomeroy Nationa l Bank announced his retirement Margaret Allen Rt 4 Pomeroy was a v ct m of a h t sk1p acctden t Apr I 1. The Larry Mornson plaque and p1cture at Sou th ern H gh Schoo l was unve il ed Karen Reed Reed sville selec ted as delegate from Eastern H1gh School to attend the annual World Af fa1rs lnst tute 1n Cmcinna t Apnl 3 - Syracuse Mayor Herman London announced that t he to wn s pre app hca f1 on for a sw mm mg pool fund ng ht'ld been a p proved Apn l 4- De lmar A K•d Ca naday 69 Pomeroy d ed at Hol zer M ed1ca l Cente r Me1gs County s 619 Bend Mmstrel Assoc1at1on m 22 nd year of product on Apr t 5 SVAC Most Valuable ~layers awards went to Dave W.rse Kyger Creek best lmeman M t ch Nease Sou th er n best ba ck and M ar k Swain Hannan Tra ce most valuable cage player Apr I 6 Drew Webst er Post 39 Amer1can Leg on we re hosts to t he annual spnng conference Apr I 7 - A resolu tion to I le appl ca t on tor par tic pat on n the Na t1ona l Flod Insurance Program was passed by Pom eroy Counc •I Apr 18 - B II Ph II ps head basketball coac h at Easter n r es gned h1 s post Apn l 9 - Ann Colwell was selec ted to new M e gs County Da1ry Pr ncess Apriii O- Wil bur L IT ppl Molden 60 R u tla nd d• ed a t Ve tera ns Memor al Hosp •ta l from an acc •d ent al gunshot wound Apnl 11 Cert ifica t e of r ef r ement p r esen ted to Her bert G !key from Ga ll •a Me1gs Fraterna l Order of Pol ce Apr I 14 N lnety lot wo person s donated b ood at the Bloodmob le Apr I 15 .._ Chn stme Guthne Me gs H gh Schoo l voca l m us c superv1sor an d Nolan P Swack ha mer soc1a l stud1es teacher a nd head golf coach res 1gn ed L arge Am en can Flag tha t fl ew over the N at on s cap ta l was prese n te d to Pom ero y Elementa ry School by the Amen ca n Leg1 on Auxll 1ary of Drew Webster Pos t 39 ,Apr I 16 - Glep Crosp J William Dav1 s and T om Hysell nstall er repa rmen for Gener a l Tele ph one Com pany presented awards for hero te act on Apr I 17 ~ Appr ox mately 600 employes of Me gs Mme No 1 a nd Ra ccoon Mme No 3 ott the• r tabs due to a work stopp age Apr I 18 Harold Car nahan 68 Rt I Rae ne 101 ured tn a tractor acc ident S1x hundr ed feet of cha n li nk fence pla ce d around Syracuse bal It e ld Ron Loga n new head basketball coach for M e1gs Mara uders Apnl 20 - Joe Ro senbaum r ece ve d the Eagle ran k h1ghest n Boy Scout ng Mrs He le n B Mullen 78 Pom eroy died at h e r r es idence Aprol 21 - Scott t,ucas a dm101 str a t or o f Ve tera n s Memor al Hosp tfal pres ented a plaque b y dire cto r s of th e candy stnper s Apr I 2'1. ~ Harold Car nahan C9 Rt 1 Rdune d1 ed a t Un• verslfy Hos pit a l Col umbus Apr il 23 - DaVJ~ Sm1th sen1o r at South e r n Htgh r ece 1ved the coveted John Ph1l o Sousa Award as out Sudden death in heart disease • fact o th er Illnesses can sometimes predt spose a person to havmg one The electrocardiOgram IS usually normal until the attack occurs It tests the heart muscle and the disease ts m the artenes to the heart muscle When the artery Is plugged or occluded durtng the attack and the muscle Is then damaged the elec trocardtograrn will show 11 It Is not unusual at all lor a fairly good exammalwn not to provide any mlormahon about an Impending heart atlack And II Is fairly typtcal of people to fall to follow lhetr • doctor's advtce Like education people pay fot tl then try to avOid gettmg their money s worth out of the mvestm enl Your doctor cannot qwl smok111g for you He cannot s top drlnkmg coffee or diet lor you He can only advise, and the rest is up to the pahenl I am all for educatton of August and Alan Greenspan, chairman of the President s Council of Economtc Advlsers , diScounted the monthly changes on grounds they are sometimes w1de and usually unpredictable It IS better to look for a trend developmg over an Meigs news highlights DR. LAMB ' By laiwreace E Lamb, MD said Oh' and with lh1s he DEAR DR LAMB - Al»)lt, ..put h1s hands to h1s head and a year ago my husband, age""'fl was all over We rushed 61, started to get a slight pain, h•m to the hospital but 11 was which only lasted a lew too late The death cerltf1cate read seconds, nght m the center of hls chest at the bottom of the coronary occluston When I breastbone He also had asked our family doctor for heartburn, belching and gas an explanation he said It was He would only get the pam hard to detect that What do once m a while you th~nk? Our family doctor told him DEAR READER - I think 11 was h1s stomach H~ gave jhts Is a fairly common story him stomach pills and a I JUSt wish II were possible to bottle of Maalox and advtsed make people understand that him to cut down on smoking often the first real s1gn of coffee and to avotd fried heart disease ts sudden foods He smoked one pack of death cjpreHes each day The burmng pam tn the AI our request he had an lower breastbone region as electrocardiogram, and the you described 11 probably was results were normal from acid d1geshve jwce He continued to drink three 1rr1tatmg the lower cups of coffee and d1d not cut esophagus Whtle heart pain down~ much on smoking can be located In thai region About a month after he 11 has a dtfferenl charac recovered from an episode of terlslic or It lndllces more Ru he came home from work sev~e pam with vom11Ing and said he d1dn I feel good tncer type dtsorders will not He felt weak We sat down at prolect vou agamst also the table lor supper, and he havtng a hear' attack In between November I that pahent b ut even knowmg that the first symptom may be death doesn t see m to m ohvate man} pattents to do what ts best for themselves Your husband significantly mcreased his nsk of havmg a heart attack by Ius smoking that may be why he IS not here today Don t blame yotll' doctor for his negligence If this re ply helps others' to reahze their responsibility, perhaps 11 wtll be worth n skm g up se tlmg you by pomting out your husbands role m h1s term mal illness For further mformation on heart attacks send 50 cents for The Hea lth l etter number 2 10 Heart Attack Myocardial InfarctiOn Angma Pectons w1th a long, s ta mped self-addressed envelope for malhng Send your letter to Dr Lamb, tn care of this newspaper P 0 Box 1>51 RadiO Ctty Statton, New York, NY 10010 standing bandsman Apnl 25 Three Meig s County ele men tary schoo ls mer e c losed as th e r esult of h gh water Duotne Wol fe h r ed as head baske tb all coach a t Eas t er n H gh School Apr I 27 - Breakmg and ente r ng at th e He nsley Grocery Store on SR 124 April 28 Pmeroy Chamber of Com m erce en dorsed the levy for the Me1gs County Board o f M en tal Retardat1on Apnl Da le Sm th 29 - s1gned a proclamat ion to observe Law Day U SA on Ma y 1 B1ds were opened by the Oh o State Hig hway D <J ISIOn to repa1r U S 33 br dge over t he Oh o R 1ver at Pomeroy SEPTEMBER 1975 Sept I - V1olence flar ed at Meigs Mme No 2 as a result of a wor:k stoppage The Pomeroy F re Depar tment staged 1fs annual La bor Day pa r a de Sept ~ 'J. - Ar ea r es dent s p leaded for he l p on th e Po m eroy M ason B r dge r epa .r work and we r e given sup port by st at e of f c 1a ls at a publ c meet~ng 1n Pomeroy Sept 3 Coa l m ners w1ves staged m eet mgs to secu r e food stamp s Sept 4 W llt am G M dd leswart Jr Portl and d1ed n Hunt mgton as the resul t of m tunes r ece ved n a ca r motorcyde ace dent Se pt 5 Don Nelson Route 1 M ddleport wa s named manager o f t he new branc h o f th e Pom eroy Nat•onal Ban k at Tuppers Pla ms The ra r ea was w ithou t ra n for a couple of months but tf poured for the open ng of the football season Se pt 6 - Ktm Jones and Oma Prat t r ecour1ted happy expen ences as two of the f• r st g1rls se lected lo r th e 1975 All Oh 0 Sta te Far Band Sept 7 - Leo H1ll Rae ne Se pt 17 Sunday &hool attendance on Jan 4 was 35 the offenng $18 74 Election of Sunday & hoot officers for 1976 ts as follow s Begmners class , Dons D1lhnger and Charlotte Van Meter Prunary class, OSie Mae Follrod and Nma Robmson Sunbeams class, Myrtle Fla nders and Nma secretary app roved to speed up repair Randy processes at the Pomeroy Kathy DJlhnger Mason bndge Sept 9 East ern Loca l School Board a pproved a pay h ke lor d!Sirocl teachers Sept 10 - Greg Taylor was announ ced as new game protector n Me igs County Kathy D1lhnger and Kathy 11 d h St h Fo ro us ers, ep en Follrod and Timothy Spen cer Lloyd Dtlhnger IS t...: d d Ch 1 superm..,n ent an ares replac mg Ga ry Swope who served n th e post tor stx yea r s A Mason W Va l we departm ent tanker t a k1 11 9 part m a pract ce run ove r lurned on lhe T m Mid D Robmson Moore Wtllmg Workers Adult class D 11 and Nelhe treas urer R 11 I Inger o 11 ca ' hbrar1ans, Woode asst supt Worship services were held t 11 th D 1 a am WI r es ey Clarke Dist Supt dehvermg w the message from Luke 6 26dleport 36 on the Golden Rule ' Sept 11 - The M e1gs Loca l Sc hool Board acce pted (gettmg along with people ) $30 ooo from the stat e to use Attendance wa s 24 Holy n 1mprov ng th e form er fie Pomer oy Jumor Htgh Schoo l commwuon was given 8 r lor a voca t1ona l ce nter the sermon to 22 people Sept 12 - Sout hern Loca l Wednesday evemng serSchoo l Board an nou nced to v1ces were held at the church place a J 85 m II levy before voters to upgra de h•gh school here With a Watch Servtce la CJII es and refreshments tn sptle of Sept 4 The Me1gs th torm e th Co mm11tee every s Y w a er B ce nl e nn al st aged two events m Rae ne Mr and Mrs Richard and a t Chesler - Douglas and Kelly VIsited Sept 5 - Joan Cu lp was Robert and Gay Ann Burke iln nou n ce d new Meig s san tan an and Lori and Scott last Sepl 16 - Ve rnon Weber Sunday owner of th e Oualtty Pnnt Recent vlsttors of the ca rr Shop announced plans for open ng a branch 1n Wtlliam Pom eroy James A Ba ch of Mr and Mrs Albert Hoffner fanuly were Shade and t he Eastern Loca I of Pomeroy Mary Carr and Teachers Assn eta! tiled a Olhe Atherton local the Oh10 Valley Horse Show Assn at the Rock SAr lngs Fa1rgrounds assoclatlor)' tall roundup ~..o~, ,... Genevieve Guthrie was able to be out to church Sunday lor the first smce her Illness with Martha Elliott accompanymg her BOOSTERS TO MEET The Meigs Juntor Athletic Boosters will meet Monday, Jan 12, at 7 30 p m m the cafetena at Meigs Jun1or High m Middleport The ~ Sentinel OEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AR.EA CHESTER L TANNEHILL E)ftC Ed RdBERT HOEFLICH City Editor Published daflr except satur<ter by The Ohio Valier Pubtrsh l ng Com penr 111 Court St Jl'omeroy Ohio A5169 Buslntsl Offfce Phone 992 and Mark Mora were namt d Me g s County s Achievement Award winners for the year at the annual coun1y 4 H 2156 Edllortot Pl\ono 992 2t57 Second class postage palct at Pomtrov Ohio Netlonll advertising reprttsentetlve ward Griffith Company Inc Bottlnelll & Gillig her Dlv 151 Third Ave ~ew York N Y 10017 Subscription rates Dellvtrtd by carrier whtre avellable 75 centt per week By Motor Route where carrier llrvtce not available One month S3 25 By moll In Ohio and awards She monlhl Sll 50 Sept 22 - The Reuter Brogan Insuran ce Agency was m new qutJrfers at Pomeroy and Ted and John Lehew of Pomeroy wtre g1ven recognition lor their contr but ons to the Capitol Unt1Jers1ty football squad Sept 23 - N1esel Duvall night held In Pomeroy The ferry be1ween Pomeroy and Mason had to qu1t runnmg and sever11l schools were disrupted due to hea vy nuns wh1ch fell In the area ' " Rose also honored by Sport -Magazme as the World Senes hero and selected by Sports Illustrated as Sportsman of the Year durmg the past -four months beat out golfer Jack Nicklaus and heavyweight champiOn Muh ammad Ah fo r top professional athlete honors His pme was a diamond • studded gold buckled belt va lued at $15 000 In a voung conduct ed of W Yo months Ont Veor 122 00 $7 00 S26 00 yur T,_ree Elstwhere Sl• month& Ill 50 three months $7 50 Subscription price Includes Sunday T rm11 Sentinel :: ••• ..8~../ .. Y:~~.. uuurc,: : I I On Wednesday, December 31 an arllcle written by me was published on the front page of The Dally Sentinel ThiS was a news release about my elforis to serve the residents of MeigS County and thiS area I thought 1t best to make an offer to the County Board of Conuniss1oners as they had been approached earlier by members of the 848 Board lor funding for the Community Mental Health Center The Ohio Valley Fellowship Inc of wbteh lam founder and president IS the only drog a008e agency listed for Meigs County m the Oh1o Drug Abuse Directory for 1975 Since I have had 28 years uf experience and lrammg in alcohol and drug aoose problems and have the credentials lllld scars to prove It I expected at least a yes or no arUIWer to my offer Instead an orgamzalion headed by Rev W H Perrin has chosen to answer for the board of commissioners and unply that our program Is not adequate because it Is noni)rofesslonal and unofficl81 Those lmpliea lions are false and totally U'l'esponsible The fact that we do not use the taxpayers' money to admlntster our program should not have any bearing whatsoever on our efficiency and worthiness We have been operating for over two years and w1U discuss our record of achievement With anyooe, anywhere they ehooee to debate the ISSue We rever~ the truth as that IS the chtef Ingredient Ill alcohol and drug abuse counseling Rev Perrin has made several points in his arUcle which to say the least are misleading I believe that alcohol and drug abuse probleins are life or death Situations and demand complete honesty m reporting Item 1 Rev Pernn says he has a drug awse agency with tramed personnel conststmg of Miss Jo HunUngton at the Veterans Memorial Hospital Acheck with the hospital reveals that Miss Jo Huntington wtll be at the hospital one day every two weeks and accordmg to her restune, she Is qualified to counsel on alcohol problems only The public should know that alcoholiB classified as a drug OOt should also knOW that drug abuse therapy lra1n111g IS far more comprehensive, and although the t:roblem Is similar ,!be process of counselmg IS radically different In fact the Ohio Legialature has divided alcobolabuse and dnl8 abuse therapy and tralrung mto two separate departments The Ohio Health Department has responslblllty for alcohoUsm and the Department of Mental Health and Retardation takes care of drog a bnse problems The Ohio Valley Fellowship IDe staff and I have been ~amed and registered by the Ohio Bureau of Drug Abuse and we will be glad for the opportunity to show Rev Pemn our certiflca te lor his Inspection He wW lind It Is illegal to operate a 4rug ablll!O agency not registered by the Bureau of Dnlg Abuse Meigs County needs a full-time drug awse agency , and there should be no controveny about that Item 2 Rev P=in says that his agency 111 tbe only one getUng referrals from the Meigs Care Une Aooordlngto Lady Borton, Director of the Care Line, that stallment ts untrue Her telephone number is Bn-7502 You can call her for verification The Ohio Valley Fellowship Inc Is listed by the Care Line as an official drUg abuse agency, 1 Item 3 Rev Perrin lists Alcobollcs Anonymous lllld Alanon as resources he recommends The truth aa best we can ascertain IS that Rev Pl!rrln has not ref=ed a single person to the members of A A In Pomeroy or the A A group In GalllpoUs Alanon members report no contact with 'Rev Pl!rrln We CIII1Uilend Judge Robert Buck for his Interest In the DWI Resident Program In Athens and hope we can st.rt a similar program in Mei811 County We also know that the only one working for 'Rev Perrin's agency who has brought alcoboUcs to A A meeUnga is Bill Baer, and he k11011S of no contact Rev Perrin has made with A A In my opinion, If the good reverend would attend an A A meet!Dg, It might help him In hia cow..llng I eXtend an Invitation to him to gowlthmetoameellng Item 4 Rev Perrin's arllele say• that his agency Is well funded by the state of Ohio, and wben we evaluate tbe facia, we arrive at one cmcl1181on - he gela the money lllld we do the work could Juatlly 0111' m:lalence 011 that fact alone Item 5 It has been my oa--num In wort1ng with alccJhoUcs and drug a buM-a lor many yean !bat they hive to be pretty desperate before they will 10 to • miiUt« or Judie for help Let 'a help lbem before they have to 10 that far We alncerely appreciate the aupport Ill 10me lnlluenclal pro~l people, elpllCially the Mlnilterlal AIIIOdatlon who pabUcly declared lltiWIOfl for our J1i t~~~am Jut IAIIIlllllll', add the Olunty P T A who lnvltad ualo do a PI'OI!'IDI for them iit their regular meeting in October Although I disdain cm~wny about alcohol and ling J1oblema,l think there II room for everyone who lllrJinl to 4lo IGIIlething about the IIICJit _._ ~ prab1em we haw we today With totaiCIICJII'I'donand«•"miUment, we may llllb 111., !be 1'11111 .,...,..,. . . tbale wbo naed mac:b. .. n 11 b) lbe IPirttofiii'GIIIIriJ Lo.e ~&1..,, "Let Tbe lltl'il Shine In " Write me at Boa: •. Racine, Oblo, 41771, with yclr comments -Jim Clelarkl, pmldent, Ohio Valley Fellonb1p, Inc I • sportswriters and broad casters across the vahon Rose recetved 31 first place votes and too• pomts to beat out Nicklaus by 17'. pomts Nicklaus wmner of hts fifth Masters and fourth PGA crowns had 29 first place votes and 138 pomts while All the 1974 Hickok wmner had 21 firsts and 121 pomts Rose one of baseball s top salaned stars could hve off the loot he has accumulated ~tncc October I ve been to New York three limes smce the World Senes and I must have received $40 000 worth of gifts sa id Rose I hke commg to New York ,. I m not really surprised that I won this award Rose smd Thursday The only thmg l was surprised by and d1sappo mted about all season was the Natwnal League MVP 'otmg I thought Joe Morgan should have won the MVP but I fell I should have bee n second I fmtshed fifth an d I don t see how a nybody cou ld have left me off his ba llot Smith nets 40 in Warriors win •• : Let the sun shine in Alfred Social Notes Sept a - A 10 hour day s1x day work wee k sc hedule was Me1gs H1gh and Eastern High 'Year' Award I Parker and Helen Woode bands d1d well 1n band a rama competltron held at Pomt Pleasant Sept 21 - Marilyn La yne was crowned 1976 queen of • 1 he 34 year-<Jid third base 'man of the Cmc•nJLat 1 Reds ''Who led Ins club to a seven game victory over the Boston ~ed Sox m the World Series picked up his third maJor honor since October Thur •sday when he was named wmner of the S Rae Hickok ' ProfessiOnal Athlete of the •I&Dee'• da is Pathologists Chicago for his •• nBy FRED M<MANE ~"" UPI Sports Writer • • NEW YORK 1UPIJ - Pete ·•u Rose who wasn t even voted •• the most valuable player on his own team this past year has turned a starrmg role m the World &nes mto a post Dts I net Amencan Leg on Au:.:d 1ary Pres den t Mrs 'florence R chards of M1d dleport was honored w1th a r ece pt ton n M ddleport Sepl 19 - The Mldlfleport Police Dept offered $100 reward for mfo !eadmg to ar r est and co n v 1c t1on of ~-- ----- ----- --------------- 1 Lellers of oplaloa are welcomed Tbey 1boald be 1 persons who damaged 1 bus 1ness a n d school w ndows i leo a lbaa 300 worda loag (or be subject to reduelioa by I n fh e commvn 1ty The month editor) and mual be slped wltb the ad· : 1 the conc luded w th the trag1c dress Names may be wilbbeld upaa pablkatloa deat h of fou r year old Amy .. I 1 daughter of the former Mary However, oa request, names wW be dllcl01ed Lellen 1 Thompson m a plane acc ident 1 at 8 nghampton N Y Nea r 1 should be In good taste, 1ddreu1D& laaes, Dol ~rI th e month s end Mr and 1 soaaUIIes Mr s Horace Karr staged a I t most successful pol led Hereford herd d spersa I sale w tth buyers com ng from so me 10 st ates Dr1ll ng equ pm ent va lued a t $55 000 I I was stolen n Ra e ne class Thelma Henderson and Dan Moore Youn g a dults, H oward Flanders and Danny ro le as direc tor of the laboratory at Veterans M emonal Hosp i tal The is for increued production and job o~unllles lllld easmg Inflation Pate and G~eenapan acknowledged that job lllld price conditions are bad by historic standards but insisted there is solid evidence they wtU Improve IillO GRANDE - RA:gllllraUoo Ia llllll opea al Rio Grode College-Commually College ae<ordlllg to Deaa Brown, director of ailmlallou aad reconlll, ud wUI remala opeo until am week There aro many eoeolng clu- available IDcllllllDg Art History lhru the flemu•ala.,.,, AceoaallDC n, CroeheUng, Real Eltate FlnaDee, S)'SieDII of MaD, Sodal Gerontology, aad Rhelork of Blceolemllal, all 011 Wedneoday evenlog Pl!nons lalensled III theoe or oilier Rio Graade Colletee-Commaally Colletee _...,. llboold coalacl Deaa Brown at the CoDetee dartag replar olflee lioan tla.Df. lo 5 p m ) Mooday through Friday, or regllllraUon caa be done durmc the lint class meei!Dg New E1gh th - ~a~.oottheov~all~~ season bonanza ~e pt 24 Heavy mining equtpment was bemg moved mto the Pomeroy .tu n tor H1gh Sc hool aud fOf"rum for e:-c pans 1on of the m1ntng In strucf 1on program Sept 15 - Work progressed n1cely on a new Mason•c Temple at Harrrsonvl!le Sept -16 - The home of Mr anet Mrs Durward Cum1ngs near Pomeroy was stru ck by fir e vas named an nstr uctor a t the R o Grand e Commun t y College Large plate gla ss w ndows wer e broke n a·t the Oh o Power Co and th e ot fl ees of Crow Crow and Porter 10 Pomeroy by va n sulf n the U S D stn ct Court charg ng unfa.r non r enewal of Bach s contra ct by the Eas t ern Local Board of EducatiOn Sept 17 Construction was underway on a mater cable addlf on for ser v1 ce •mprovements n the RUtland exc hange of the General Telephone Co o f Otuo Se pt 18 The Meig s County Museum an nounced plans fo r be ng open on a r egu lar schedule Southern Local teachers asked for the state m tn1m um salary ~e pt 19 Dr Ernie S V llaneuva a native of the Ph lipp nes became Me1gs County s newest doctor Sept 20- Dr Lew1s Telle was awarded a plaque by the Co ll ege of Amen can extended period of time," Greenspan said ~Uy But he said there 111 "nothing out there now that bothers me" In regard to a sudden increase 111 unemployment or sharply higher prices Assistant Commerce Secretary James Pate said the monthly reports ~ .. " NBA Roundup Umtcd Press lnternatwn al , Ph• I Smith the qUiet gu) on> the Go lden State Warnors .......edmlts he "as em -bar rasse d when hiS n.l.earrunates kept feedmg him , \he ball tn the fmal quarter of Timrsdav mght s 129 113 "'" il over Phoemx ~ Smith tn his second season had scored 40 pomts m the ' first three pcnods ... W1th h1 s tea mmate s helpin g r I he lallwd .,11 more HI S 51 • lpta l su rp assed the pt e u ywus NBA se ,1 son s h1gh Noplftts No g1n rn1cs Just Highest Interest Rates In The Area shot s Sm it h 6-4 star out of Sa n F 1 Jncis co made 20 of 27 shots a nd hit 13 In a row 10 one hot stretch Coach AI t\ttles admitted he Ul ged his team to keep feeding the )Oung backcourt st a1 It s !he kind of lhmg he mdy ne\ er ha ve another chance to achieve the rest of hiS hfe said Allies I he Win was the 15th m the last 18 ga mes fur Golden Sta t ~ now 27 9 Rick Barry 51A% 1 of oO b) Bob McAdoo of Bu ffal o It \\aS also the biggest output by a n NBA guard smce Gall Goodnch of the !.akers scored 53 last Marc h I "as a lillie emba rra ssed 1n the fourth quarter said Smith 1 was forcmg shots Eve• ybody wanted me to get 11 1 over SOl I d ra ther get my shots from the flow of the gcune th:m have ev erybod; lookmg for me 1felt \ ery hot bul l di d not wa nt to force anl •dde<l 27 for the Warnors, who bolted to a 23 7 lead and nc \ e r looked ba ck E lsewhere m the NBA New Orleans topped Kansas City IQ7 97 Houston beat Atlanta tl 5 106 a nd Cle ve land whi pped Philad elplua ll5-105 There were no scheduled ABA ga mes Wednesday ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS cen1 ve•r p•1d on "litoguf• r Pas sbook Siv inls Mln•mum ltUereu ··'"""' dltt of depoSit to dltt w lttadriWII 1nterast cempoundtd qulrterly 4)MEIGS ~BRANCH POSTPONED Tonight s Symmes Valley Rock Hill basket ball ga me has bee n post poncd due to snow K}gcr The ( r ee k Hannan Trm c encounter has also been postponed FOR All YOUR n HOME ENTERTAINMENT AND APPLIANCE NEEDS. DOXOL GAS SERVICE • " RIDENOUR 1V & APPLIANCE CHESTER. OHIO 985-3307 I GAS SERVICE , ------------, : Pro :I I :Standin2s : N~honat Brt ~ke tball A ~~octilhon Sf a ldiRgS By Un•te d Press lnternahonal Eastern Conference Aflanhc DIYiiiOft W l ! oston Ph•ladelph a Bu ffalo New York Pet 10 13 16 ll 23 21 697 639 568 450 n. 18 G8 1 4 8' CNJ1r.al 011/ ISIOM W l Pet 20 IS 57 1 Washrnqton Atlanta 18 16 519 Cleveland 19 18 SH Houston 17 18 186 New Orleans· 16 19 457 W('s t crn Conlerenct> Mtdwest OtVI SIOft W l Pd Detrott 15 18 455 M !waukee 15 20 4~ Kansas Ct y 12 25 324 Ch cago 9 26 257 GB I 2 3 J 6 8 1 5 7 Golden State Los Ange les Sealtle United l'res~ lnlcrnatiunal Jim Zoet Kent Slates 7-11 JUOIVJ CPO lei ft Unt (;._mad l hasn I { ome m to h1s llwfl yet but look out when r, does We ve lned to work our post man lvith the ball I tlunk this game will g1ve Zoe! more confidence said Golden Hashes coach Re~ Hughes afte1 Thursday n1ght s 116.£0 bombmg of St Francis I Pa 1 ... Zoet scored a car eer h1gh 11 pomts and blocked a school r"cord seven shots He and James Co llin s who talhed 10 pomts each pulled GB down mne rebounds "' H e g1ves us another 7 dimension Pa ct ftC 0 lr'ISIOft W L P et ?7 9 750 22 19 537 Kent State in 86-60 romp 18 526 8 PAoenn( 16 18 47 1 10 Portland 13 2.4 351 14 Thurs days Rt!sutts Houston 11 5 1\llanla 106 Cle<Je and 11 5 Ph Iadelphia 105 New Orleans 107 Kansas Clly 97 Goldeh St..i;ile 129 Phoen )( 113 Fnday s Ga mes Wash ngtpn at Sos on Ch cago al Bu ffal o Los 1\ngeles at Ph ladetph a De ro t at M ilwaukee Sea tie at Phoen )( Hughes said of 20 22 16 15 20 J tlmg R1shups In the f1rsl OhiO Hardy added 18 more W pace Conference game of the Akron toIl~ wm over Cheyney season for buth learns State Wesleyan a 32 30 leader at The Zips now 6-3 broke the halftime had 23 turnovers m game open early m the .the cnhre game compared second half outscormg the with only 16 for Musk~ngum Wolves 17 2 m a s•x mmute Dan Howell pumped '" 12 stretch and held a 46 32 adpomts for the Muskies and vantage with 11 13 Marvm Smalley added II rematmng The Bis hops played at Center Dave Kyle scored 28 home "ere paced by Geron p_pmts and pulled down 19 Tales 22 counters and six rebounds to lead Cleveland rebounds Fe llow freshman State to 1ts narrow v1ctory M1ke K111naird had 17 pomts over Kenyon and 12 caroms Ttm App leton paced Musk111gum ts 7 2 a nd OhiO Kenyon now 7-4 with 25 Wesleyan dropped to 2 6 pomts while Charles I ovmg Al Akron Jim Abrams added 14 for Cleveland State , scored 20 pOints and Lou no"~ g • Bruins escape with 62-61 victory Umted Press International UCI A and Nevada-Las Vegas barely escaped upsets on oppost tton courts Thurs day mght each w1nmng by Amer ca n Baske1ba ll Assoc1a one pmnt agamst unranked t1on Stand1ngs teams wh!ll! Southern By Un 1ted Press tnternat1onal W L Pet GB Cahforma found Itself taking Denver 26 9 7J3 on more tha n 11 could handle New York 77 I I 667 3 against unhera lded Oregon San Anton o 20 13 606 5 Kcnlucky 18 16 529 7 State lnd•ana 19 11 518 1 Third ranked UCLA was 51 Lou s t7 'i' l 447 10 v r g n1a 6 28 176 19 very, very lucky ' to score a Thur <> day s Re sults 62-61 Pacific E ight vtctory ( No gan es scheduled I Fndav s Gam es over Oregon when the p ucks Ken ucky al New York miSsed two shots m tlie last 10 ~ a n An ton o at lnd 1ana v rg n1.1 a• Denver seconds The Ducks fought back Nat 1ona1 Hockey League Stand from a 10 pomt defiCit With ngs Bv Un~t e d Press International 5 2!itogoa ndgotthe ball one Campb ell Conference pomt down when freshman Pafnck 0 VISIOn W L T Pfs Danny Mack stole an tn Ph tnr:t etph a 27 6 B 62 N Y Isla nders 2 12 7 19 bounds pass w1th 2~ ~Pf'on<i~ 1\ ttanta N Y R.an ger s h1s towering p1vot People F la>h was led by Pal Will key on fr llms or Corteze S" oen, y and Ken Horocho IBrn\'On) and our benc:h can "'th mnc points each PI<k llungs up Sl FranciS leadtng scorer T)le victor) was KSU s Jack Phelaen who had been third m a row at home At li-4 nettm~ near 17 pomts per the Flashes alread) have game was held to JUSt five matched last seasons win E lsewhere Muskmgum got total I they were 6 20 In 1974 by OhiO Wesleyan 69 63 7>1 Akron defeated Cheyney Sopll(lmore guard Tony State 1 Pa 1 69-54 Cleveland Jamtson was lop poml State edged Kenyon 61-60 and producer for Kent with 18 Wilberforce thumped OhiO Also m double figures were DommiCan &9-75 Odell Ball with Ia pomts" and Muskmgum s Larry Hall Brown with 13 scored 25 pomts and hauled m Posstbly a bit r oad weary nine rebounds a nd the I they have n I played at home Musk1es took advantage of 15 smce De~ 19 ) commg off a second half Ohto Wesleyan Win over Butler the 5 5 Red lw-novers to )Yiup the Bat left Ron Lee dribbled off 10 seconds then drove mto the key and fed off to teammate Gr eg Ballard whose eight foot bank shot rolled off the nm with stx seconds left Lee who paced Oregon with 17 pomls Immediately fouled UCLA s Ralph Drollmger who m1ssed a one and-utie and gave the Ducks a half court desperahon shot by Mike DrumQlO nd which barely mtssed We re very very lucl!:y to escape with a wm because we didn t make l'ery many free throws there In the end • UCLA Coach Gene Bartow satd I thmk we tried too hard Sixth-ranked Nevod• I M Vegas ran off six straight pomts .m the olosmg mmutes to overcome gntty Seattle 0089 The Rebels were trailing by three pomts With I 17 to pla) Then Eddi e Owens who had 25 pomts hit a 15-footer w1th 1 05 to play to pull Las Vegas to WIIhtn one a t 85-84 Loyd Batts stole the Chtefta w s m bo und pass was fouled and converted botlt free throws &attle s James Day ttpped m the apparent go-ahead basket but 1t was nullified for offensive goaltendmg "'th 32 seco nds left I as Vegas Robert Simlh hit four straight free throws In the closmg sec ond s as the Re bels remamed unbeaten In 14 v games n• , firs\ 17 shots '" the second Rocky Smith scored 21j 1 ,ba!filoi]ull away from a 32-32 potnts and Lonme Shellpn J.lll lf\lp)~ t1e and wm 77-68 added 18 to help Oregon Sta!jl, oye< lllm01s upsel15thranked USC 80-70 m the opening Pac-11 basketball game for both teams Oregon State trailed 38-37 at the half ' ' ~uy The Best but moved ahead for good at By Bluegra s~ 51-49 with 13 49 left on a 'I Shelton Jtunp shot lollowtng a rebound The Beavers scored anotfier siX straight pomls before USC could hit lhe bucket , Stx Mi chigan players scored m double figures to k ee p the 13th ranked. Wolvermes undefea ted tn the Big Ten and beat W1sconsm HJB-111 Mmnesota hit on 13 of Its BLUEGRASS JB Jo.~ ~~{~o~:,,h, O{if1 Pti! Redmen face Pioneers Saturda M nnesota 12 25 2 Kansas C 1y 11 26 4 Wal es Conterence 26 26 Norn s DI VIS IOn A:\onlreal Los 1\nge es P IISburgh De ro 1 If. ash ngton W 28 21 5 l3 3 L 6 18 T 6 2 10 J 23 33 5 .1 Pis. 62 -16 ) I 30 11 Adam s 0 v sl on W L T Pts Bu ffalo 23 11 5 5 Boston 21 9 9 51 Tor on o 7 I~ 8 42 Cal torn a 11 2J J 31 Thu rsdays Results Toren o 5 N Y Islan ders 3 Ph ladetphlil fl Los Angeles 1 '> I Lou s ti Wash ng ton 2 De r o 1 5 M mneso ta 0 Bu tl ato a vancouver 5 l Fnday ~ Games Ch cago a /\ Han a Ca l lorn a al Wash ngton World H o c k ey Auoc at on Standing~ By Umt ed Press Interna tional Eia)t New Eng and C ncmnal Cleveland nd ana pol s W L 3 15 21 15 22 West 2 W L Houston M nnesota san 0 ego Phoen ;I( 0 awa PIS T 7 18 71 19 23 1J 18 17 11 14 17 1a 14 13 can ad at~ t ll 37 32 ' T Pi s 3 39 4 38 3 37 0 I W L T W nn peg 78 15 0 Quebec 2d 6 2 Ca lgary 23 5 7 Edmonlon 16 26 2 Tor onto l-1 13 3 Thur sday s Result Phoen :- 7 C oc nri at 1 Fnda y s Games tn d1anapo1 sat Wmn peg Cleveland a Houslon c:; an D ego at New Englan d Toront o al Edmon on J7 46 '' Pts 56 50 Coach Jay Bowerman s defending Mtd OhiO Con fe rence champiOns Malone " Ill Invade Rw Grande Co) lege s Lyne Center Sa turday mghl for a key MOC basketball contest The Pwneers 7-8 overall are I I In conference play It will be Rw s league opener RIO IS 5-7 on the year Malone dropped tis league opener to Tiffin be fore dowmng Ce darvtlle 72 43 earlier th1s "eek Malone defendmg Dtstr1ct 22 NAJA champtons ad • vanced all the way to the national fmals last wmte1 before losmg out tn the quarterfinals m Kansas Clll Coach Bowerman will start Charlie Cox 5-8 semor from Brooklyn and Mark Klem IH semor from Nor ton OhiO at the g uard post h ons Tony Norwood 6 8 semor from East Orange N Y will open at center Will Adams 6-6 I av.rence Coun t 1ans wtll honor scmor Jtm Stewart Appleton tops PLAYER RIO GRANDE COLLEGE 1/ARSITY GFGAM RB AFTAM Albanese Barbee B1se Bnsk er Caldwe ll Carnngton Nee Pnce Robmson 12 12 10 9537 8535 75 8 12 It 12 12 tO 9 12 11 12 St ewart Swam TOTALS 7 1 24 32 5 II 43 16 25 43 18 49 27 1 135 148 104 40 60 13 6 16 843 2 141 71 121 54 17 9 873 385 502 WOLF PEN Mr and Mrs Harlev OC scoring during special ceremomes accordmg to Coach Lanham Saturday s pre hmmary game between the Middleport Independents and RIO JVs Will begm at 6 The Val SllV encounter will begm at 8 lmlial NAIA figure s covenng games through Dec 29 r evealed today Rw s Jtmmy Noe Is second m Dtstricl 22m scormg with 26 4 pomt average The leader IS Ttffm s Tom Farns w1th a 26 9 average Noe Is f~rst m reboundmg w1th 12 per game average RIO s Jim Stewart IS fourth m this department "1th a 9 2 average Noe IS fifth m fie ld goal shootmg with a 51 percent mark while Stewart Is sixth m the d1slnc t m foul shootmg w1lh a 75 percent effort Following Saturday s contest RIO wtll host Oh1o Domtmcan Monday at 8 m ~ ~ MOC contest •• ~ 31 25 I I 10 4 33 13 5 6 12 16 157 189 14 II 53 ~ THE NATIONS MOST POPULAR HAMMERS STAR SUPPLY COMPANY ., ' RACINE, OHIO tf '1'4l loJ<,. PLAYING NITELY TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY 12 GAME COMPOSITE STATISTICS Roy se 48 3d 3 and Jamey Pearson 6-6 freshman fr om Akron will star> at the for" ard posts Coach Lanham will go with Galhpohs Jimmy Noe and G1l Price at the forward post liOns Rock Hills Jim Stewart at center New Lexi ngton s Paul Albanese and or Reedsville s Bob Ca ldwell and Chilli co the s Mac Barbee at the guard posthon The Rock Hill High &hool pe p band will be on hand for Sa t urday s contest semur from Bronx N Y GEO. HALL TP AIIG 83 69 62 6 8 13 I 3 ' 03 15 7 39 3 3 19 13 49 4 5 17 55 325 27 I 17 II 91 7 6 12 1 '} 10 9 17 t 9 4132174145 75 39 36 223 ISS 925 77 I TUES THUR S fiRf&SAT 8 30100 930200 The MEIGS INN Pom~roy 992 3629 Best In Ltve Entertamment family Johnson spent New Yeai s Day \\Ilh Mrs John R Murphy and family 1nter nat1onat Hock ey L eag ue Mr an d Mrs Ivan Shumate Stand•ng s un ted Press International and s uns of Mansfield were North Christmas weekend VISitor s W l T Ph gl ga 2 12 6 48 160 128 Sag naw of Mr a nd Mrs Larry Por t Huron Johnson and family a nd Mrs I 9 15 J 41 1 tO 129 1 n 16 14 8 40 134 120 other players are close on h1s Geneva Shumate Muskegon 16 13 7 39 I 12 103 heels A family New Year s Eve Ka lamazoo 10 21 7 27 123 176 -Apj)leton from &w•ckle) get toge ther was enjoyed by South Pa , has scored 235 pom ts for Mr and Mrs Cecil Gillogly , w 1 t pts gf ga Day l 011 21 13 5 41 l 51 117 the Lords In nine games Jeff and Ahsa of Alban) Mr ToiMO 15 14 10 40 124 125 Close behmd him m one of and Mrs Harley Hamng of f- oO Wayne I S 18 8 38 157 150 the closest sconng races tn Flalwood Mrs Ke nneth Col umbu s some ttme ts Ohto Grover Jenmfe r Mr and 12 25 4 28 11 5 168 Thur sdays Result Wesley a n s oulsla ndtn g Mrs Lee Roush , Rodney Co umbu s 3 Fort Wayn e 1 freshman Mike Kmna1rd who Cheryl Joey and E lizabeth To01ght s Games Dayton at Mu skeg on has 178 pom Is tn seven games Ann and Helen Johnson at the Kalamazoo at Flint for a 2!i 4 average Then home of Mr and Mrs Gene F"o rl Wayne at To le cto Sag naw at Port Huron comes Demson s Todd Harrts Lambert Satur-days Games with a 24 5 mark and Mr a nd Mrs Cha1ley F ort Wayne at Muskegon Kalamazoo at Port Huron Oberhn s Merhn Fnend at Sm1th were New Yea1 s f lint at Dayton 24 1 dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Sag1naw at Co lumbus Jeff Faloba of Manetta Is Doyle Knapp Kail, Charles the rebound leader and Kevm averagmg 13 8 per game Mr and Mrs Ralph followed by Friend with 12 7 Knapp Timmy of Columbus Harris at 12 6 and Appleton were recent VISitors of Mr and Kinnaird at 12 3 and Mrs Doyle Knapp and CLEVELAND !UP!) Kenyon s 6-7 JUnior center Tim Appleton IS the leader m the OhiO Conference scormg race wtlh an average of 26 1 pomts per game but three 4-ply polyester CQrd E CHAMPiON® AS LOW Winner signed on by Bengals CINCINNATI (UPI) Charley Wmner has become the second former head coach to take an assistants posihon with the Clncmnah Bengals In the past week Wmner, former head coach of the New York Jets and Sl Louts Cardinals, Thursday was named '' e Bangal s defensive backfield coach Just one week ago former Philadelphia Eagles head coach Mike McCormack was appointed offensive line coach, f11Ung the spot vacated by Bill Johnson the Bengals new head coach REGULAR RECAPS Plus Recappable Casinp Fnestone quahty at rea lly low pnces 1 Thts s trong smooth ndmg tire has a w1de aggressive tread for the tractiOn you want Free Mounttng and Ba lancmg GENERAL TIRE SALES N 2ndAve Mtddleport 992 7161 A7813 AS Black wall Plus ' 1 74FET and o1<lu1re 87813 C7814 07814 E78 14 F78 14 G7814 H7814 G7815 H7815 L78 15 S1 ""·~iD Sl 84 20.95 21.95 22.95 2 04 2 12 2 25 2 39 2 55 2 75 2 58 2 80 308 24.~5 25.95 27.95 26.95 28.95 30.95 All pnces plus tax and Whltewells add sl], POMEROY HOME &-AUTO Frant lnd Alltnment POMEROY Wheel Balancing 992•2094 I OHIO I �' 3- The Oailv &nlmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Fnday Jan 9 1976 1- The llally Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy, 0 , Frulay Jan 9 1976 ,Unemployment steady, December prices down r:Rose collects ~~~3rd rich prize I Just super, super cold over the Buckeye State WASHINGTON (UPI) The et'Onomy ended 1975 on By Ullited Pressllltei'IIIIUoul s an encouragmg note "1th Mansfield Pollee Sgt Dean Blamer satd today 11 was Labor Department reports j!utt 'super super cold ' m that Ohio c1ty which JUS! about today showmg unem !' SWI18 up the record setting cold weather mOhio ployment held steady and t The Nallonal Weather Servtce said sub zero tern wholesale prices dropped m ' peratures were recorded m most sections of the slate the last month of the year ~ early today as Arctic BIJ' cov~ed the area ' The JObless rate m Mansfield had the to,. est readmg m Ohto wllh a mmus 6 December was the same as m ' It IS Just super, super cold 'satd Blamer Our roads November -8 3 per cent or are snow covered m spots but 11 s really not that bad an est imated 7 8 milli on ' We're not havmg any problems ' persons out of work The total The Oh10 HigHway Patrol headquarters tn Columbu s re number of employed persons ported most roads were m ' pretty good shape They are mcreased by 240 000 to 77 8 11\0SUy clear with some slippery spots tn the passtng mil hon- partly because lanes ' 20,000 workers returned from A snow storm h1t Ohio Thursday and forced the closmg stnkes of hundreds of schools and brought hazardous dnvmg That was still a percentage conditions to most areas pomt above the unem However, mosl roads were reported m fair to good ployment rate at the condition today alUwugh numerous schools remamed begmmng of the year but closed throughout the state down from tbe peak JObless Dayton had a mmus 5 degree reading whtle Columbus fate of 9 2 per cent m May , had a reading of 4 below zero early today lor a record for The Wholesale Prtee Index thiS date fell 0 4 per cent m Becember The National Weather &rvuee said the warmest spots for the first declme m the key m the state weFe at Ashtabula where 11 was 2 degrees inflatton barometer m six above zero and at Marietta and Chesapeake on the Ohio months River where 11 was also 2 above The decrease wa s led by a ' The Weather Service said the fng1d weather was 2 5 per cent declme m food brought mlo OhiO by a h1gh pressure area located over prices to wholesalers and ~ Arkansas and by Saturday th1s area will be movmg grocers which more than eastward off the AllaniiC Coast, mdicatmg that offset mcreases for nonfood moderating temperatures my occur m Oh1o l~te today tterns hke bwldmg matenals ,' through Saturday and paper produ cts Highs today were expected to be In the teens along with UnadJus ted prices m ~ mostly sunny skies m southern Ohio and scattered snow December were 4 2 per cent ' flumes m Northern Ohio higher than a year before, but Locally heavy snow squalls were expected agam off showed a better record m 1975 > Lake Erie towards Ashtabula ' than 1974 when wholesale ' Tomght's lows were expected to range from 5 to 10 pnces JUmped 20 9 per cent ' degrees above zero under mostly fall' sktes with highs on Julius Shtskin, head of the Bureau of Labor Staltsllcs ' Saturday m the 20s along with increasmg cloudiness The extended outlook for Sunday through Tuesday calls said the constant fluctuations l' lor a chance of snow or scattered flurries Sunday through tn unemployment have Tuesday Highs are expected to be m the upper 20s to the ' stayed wtthm the hm1ts of 8 3 i 30s and lows will be In the 20s Sunday and m the teens per cent and 8 6 per cent , Monday and Tuesday durmg the last six months Wholesale prtces were un- 1' ., Shocking evidence expected By JON SWEET NORTH PLATTE, NEB (UP!) Some of the evidence will be shocking some so shockmg tt may be unbeUevable ' a prosecutor told jurors m the Erwm Charles Stmants murder • trl81 Arguments began Thurs day m the trial of S1man Is acc used of ktlhng SIX members of a Sutherland, Neb farm family Deputy Lmcoln County Attorney Marym Holscher, m Instant millionaire is wholly flabbergasted CINCINNATI (UP! ) Dale Weber, 51 , a bashful soft-spoken grandfather spread hiS arms out wide I don t know what to do, he said almost pleadmg Weber had just won $1 m1lhon 'I can t believe 1t, he said agam and agam Me a nullwna1re • The man who 'had never won anythmg valuable In my hfe was the big wmner m the OhiO Lottery's Millionaire Drawmg Thursday night Other big winners were Mrs Emma Taylor, 67 a widow and mother of three from Bethel, Oh1o, won $100,000 and Mrs Palnc1a Nicely 34 a secretary at Ashland Chemical Co m Columbus, won $50,000 Seven persons won $10 000 - Ed Hockstetler of Guernsey, Michael B1rmmgham of North Canton Elmer G Hoff of Cmcmnah, William Steffens of Gahanna Harley Riley and John Noble both of Dayton and Mrs Elizabeth Sheridan of Ironton Dean Circle of Galhpohs attendtng the draWing m Cincmnah settled for the $1 ,000 all m1lhon dollar pool players receive This week s regular wm mng numbers Three - digit number 472 (four seven two ) Four-digit number 0089 (zero zero-e1ght.mne) Five-digit number 3036ll (three-zero lhree-six-etght ) Stx-dtgll number 125127 (one two five one two seven) Super Santa wmnmg nwnbers Two digit numbers 71 (seven-<Jne) 46 (four-siX ) 45 (four five) and 28 (two eight ) Four-digit number 3931 (three mne three-{)lle) F•ve digit number 33126 ( three-three-<Jne-two SIX) Stx digtt number 957992 (nine five - seven-nme-mne two ) his opemng statement before a distnct court JUry of seven women and f1ve m en told of the mght of Oct 18 when S1rnants allegedly entered the Henry Kelhe home m Suther land kdlmg Kelbe his wife a son and three grand children Holscher said S1mants con fessed twice ' I JUst killed the Kelhes Don't tell nobody ' Holscher said Sunants 30 told a nephew, James Boggs, 13 Mmutes la ter S1mants who had been hvmg Wilh the Boggs - the Kelhes' next door neighbors - called h•s mother Holscher said S1rnants told her what he had done and sa1d I'm commg home ' Stmants father Am os d1dn l believe hi s son He went to the Kelhe home Holsc her sa1d and upon opemng the front door saw two bndtes His wife called an ambulance The JUry seleellon proceedmgs began Monday but Thursday was the f1rst tune some reporters had entered the courtroom They preVIously had obeyed the advice of attorneys appealmg a controversial gag order ISsued by prestdmg D1stnct Judge Hugh Stewart However the case now has turned from one of freedom of the press There were no restrictions on reporters as the court set out to delermme tf Snnants was msane changed m November m contrast to the years biggest spurt of I 8 per cent durmg OCtober Overall however wholesale pnces rose at an annual rate of 10 I per cent APRIL 1975 Apr I 1 R1chart4 Chambers v1ce pres dent of th e Pomeroy Nationa l Bank announced his retirement Margaret Allen Rt 4 Pomeroy was a v ct m of a h t sk1p acctden t Apr I 1. The Larry Mornson plaque and p1cture at Sou th ern H gh Schoo l was unve il ed Karen Reed Reed sville selec ted as delegate from Eastern H1gh School to attend the annual World Af fa1rs lnst tute 1n Cmcinna t Apnl 3 - Syracuse Mayor Herman London announced that t he to wn s pre app hca f1 on for a sw mm mg pool fund ng ht'ld been a p proved Apn l 4- De lmar A K•d Ca naday 69 Pomeroy d ed at Hol zer M ed1ca l Cente r Me1gs County s 619 Bend Mmstrel Assoc1at1on m 22 nd year of product on Apr t 5 SVAC Most Valuable ~layers awards went to Dave W.rse Kyger Creek best lmeman M t ch Nease Sou th er n best ba ck and M ar k Swain Hannan Tra ce most valuable cage player Apr I 6 Drew Webst er Post 39 Amer1can Leg on we re hosts to t he annual spnng conference Apr I 7 - A resolu tion to I le appl ca t on tor par tic pat on n the Na t1ona l Flod Insurance Program was passed by Pom eroy Counc •I Apr 18 - B II Ph II ps head basketball coac h at Easter n r es gned h1 s post Apn l 9 - Ann Colwell was selec ted to new M e gs County Da1ry Pr ncess Apriii O- Wil bur L IT ppl Molden 60 R u tla nd d• ed a t Ve tera ns Memor al Hosp •ta l from an acc •d ent al gunshot wound Apnl 11 Cert ifica t e of r ef r ement p r esen ted to Her bert G !key from Ga ll •a Me1gs Fraterna l Order of Pol ce Apr I 14 N lnety lot wo person s donated b ood at the Bloodmob le Apr I 15 .._ Chn stme Guthne Me gs H gh Schoo l voca l m us c superv1sor an d Nolan P Swack ha mer soc1a l stud1es teacher a nd head golf coach res 1gn ed L arge Am en can Flag tha t fl ew over the N at on s cap ta l was prese n te d to Pom ero y Elementa ry School by the Amen ca n Leg1 on Auxll 1ary of Drew Webster Pos t 39 ,Apr I 16 - Glep Crosp J William Dav1 s and T om Hysell nstall er repa rmen for Gener a l Tele ph one Com pany presented awards for hero te act on Apr I 17 ~ Appr ox mately 600 employes of Me gs Mme No 1 a nd Ra ccoon Mme No 3 ott the• r tabs due to a work stopp age Apr I 18 Harold Car nahan 68 Rt I Rae ne 101 ured tn a tractor acc ident S1x hundr ed feet of cha n li nk fence pla ce d around Syracuse bal It e ld Ron Loga n new head basketball coach for M e1gs Mara uders Apnl 20 - Joe Ro senbaum r ece ve d the Eagle ran k h1ghest n Boy Scout ng Mrs He le n B Mullen 78 Pom eroy died at h e r r es idence Aprol 21 - Scott t,ucas a dm101 str a t or o f Ve tera n s Memor al Hosp tfal pres ented a plaque b y dire cto r s of th e candy stnper s Apr I 2'1. ~ Harold Car nahan C9 Rt 1 Rdune d1 ed a t Un• verslfy Hos pit a l Col umbus Apr il 23 - DaVJ~ Sm1th sen1o r at South e r n Htgh r ece 1ved the coveted John Ph1l o Sousa Award as out Sudden death in heart disease • fact o th er Illnesses can sometimes predt spose a person to havmg one The electrocardiOgram IS usually normal until the attack occurs It tests the heart muscle and the disease ts m the artenes to the heart muscle When the artery Is plugged or occluded durtng the attack and the muscle Is then damaged the elec trocardtograrn will show 11 It Is not unusual at all lor a fairly good exammalwn not to provide any mlormahon about an Impending heart atlack And II Is fairly typtcal of people to fall to follow lhetr • doctor's advtce Like education people pay fot tl then try to avOid gettmg their money s worth out of the mvestm enl Your doctor cannot qwl smok111g for you He cannot s top drlnkmg coffee or diet lor you He can only advise, and the rest is up to the pahenl I am all for educatton of August and Alan Greenspan, chairman of the President s Council of Economtc Advlsers , diScounted the monthly changes on grounds they are sometimes w1de and usually unpredictable It IS better to look for a trend developmg over an Meigs news highlights DR. LAMB ' By laiwreace E Lamb, MD said Oh' and with lh1s he DEAR DR LAMB - Al»)lt, ..put h1s hands to h1s head and a year ago my husband, age""'fl was all over We rushed 61, started to get a slight pain, h•m to the hospital but 11 was which only lasted a lew too late The death cerltf1cate read seconds, nght m the center of hls chest at the bottom of the coronary occluston When I breastbone He also had asked our family doctor for heartburn, belching and gas an explanation he said It was He would only get the pam hard to detect that What do once m a while you th~nk? Our family doctor told him DEAR READER - I think 11 was h1s stomach H~ gave jhts Is a fairly common story him stomach pills and a I JUSt wish II were possible to bottle of Maalox and advtsed make people understand that him to cut down on smoking often the first real s1gn of coffee and to avotd fried heart disease ts sudden foods He smoked one pack of death cjpreHes each day The burmng pam tn the AI our request he had an lower breastbone region as electrocardiogram, and the you described 11 probably was results were normal from acid d1geshve jwce He continued to drink three 1rr1tatmg the lower cups of coffee and d1d not cut esophagus Whtle heart pain down~ much on smoking can be located In thai region About a month after he 11 has a dtfferenl charac recovered from an episode of terlslic or It lndllces more Ru he came home from work sev~e pam with vom11Ing and said he d1dn I feel good tncer type dtsorders will not He felt weak We sat down at prolect vou agamst also the table lor supper, and he havtng a hear' attack In between November I that pahent b ut even knowmg that the first symptom may be death doesn t see m to m ohvate man} pattents to do what ts best for themselves Your husband significantly mcreased his nsk of havmg a heart attack by Ius smoking that may be why he IS not here today Don t blame yotll' doctor for his negligence If this re ply helps others' to reahze their responsibility, perhaps 11 wtll be worth n skm g up se tlmg you by pomting out your husbands role m h1s term mal illness For further mformation on heart attacks send 50 cents for The Hea lth l etter number 2 10 Heart Attack Myocardial InfarctiOn Angma Pectons w1th a long, s ta mped self-addressed envelope for malhng Send your letter to Dr Lamb, tn care of this newspaper P 0 Box 1>51 RadiO Ctty Statton, New York, NY 10010 standing bandsman Apnl 25 Three Meig s County ele men tary schoo ls mer e c losed as th e r esult of h gh water Duotne Wol fe h r ed as head baske tb all coach a t Eas t er n H gh School Apr I 27 - Breakmg and ente r ng at th e He nsley Grocery Store on SR 124 April 28 Pmeroy Chamber of Com m erce en dorsed the levy for the Me1gs County Board o f M en tal Retardat1on Apnl Da le Sm th 29 - s1gned a proclamat ion to observe Law Day U SA on Ma y 1 B1ds were opened by the Oh o State Hig hway D <J ISIOn to repa1r U S 33 br dge over t he Oh o R 1ver at Pomeroy SEPTEMBER 1975 Sept I - V1olence flar ed at Meigs Mme No 2 as a result of a wor:k stoppage The Pomeroy F re Depar tment staged 1fs annual La bor Day pa r a de Sept ~ 'J. - Ar ea r es dent s p leaded for he l p on th e Po m eroy M ason B r dge r epa .r work and we r e given sup port by st at e of f c 1a ls at a publ c meet~ng 1n Pomeroy Sept 3 Coa l m ners w1ves staged m eet mgs to secu r e food stamp s Sept 4 W llt am G M dd leswart Jr Portl and d1ed n Hunt mgton as the resul t of m tunes r ece ved n a ca r motorcyde ace dent Se pt 5 Don Nelson Route 1 M ddleport wa s named manager o f t he new branc h o f th e Pom eroy Nat•onal Ban k at Tuppers Pla ms The ra r ea was w ithou t ra n for a couple of months but tf poured for the open ng of the football season Se pt 6 - Ktm Jones and Oma Prat t r ecour1ted happy expen ences as two of the f• r st g1rls se lected lo r th e 1975 All Oh 0 Sta te Far Band Sept 7 - Leo H1ll Rae ne Se pt 17 Sunday &hool attendance on Jan 4 was 35 the offenng $18 74 Election of Sunday & hoot officers for 1976 ts as follow s Begmners class , Dons D1lhnger and Charlotte Van Meter Prunary class, OSie Mae Follrod and Nma Robmson Sunbeams class, Myrtle Fla nders and Nma secretary app roved to speed up repair Randy processes at the Pomeroy Kathy DJlhnger Mason bndge Sept 9 East ern Loca l School Board a pproved a pay h ke lor d!Sirocl teachers Sept 10 - Greg Taylor was announ ced as new game protector n Me igs County Kathy D1lhnger and Kathy 11 d h St h Fo ro us ers, ep en Follrod and Timothy Spen cer Lloyd Dtlhnger IS t...: d d Ch 1 superm..,n ent an ares replac mg Ga ry Swope who served n th e post tor stx yea r s A Mason W Va l we departm ent tanker t a k1 11 9 part m a pract ce run ove r lurned on lhe T m Mid D Robmson Moore Wtllmg Workers Adult class D 11 and Nelhe treas urer R 11 I Inger o 11 ca ' hbrar1ans, Woode asst supt Worship services were held t 11 th D 1 a am WI r es ey Clarke Dist Supt dehvermg w the message from Luke 6 26dleport 36 on the Golden Rule ' Sept 11 - The M e1gs Loca l Sc hool Board acce pted (gettmg along with people ) $30 ooo from the stat e to use Attendance wa s 24 Holy n 1mprov ng th e form er fie Pomer oy Jumor Htgh Schoo l commwuon was given 8 r lor a voca t1ona l ce nter the sermon to 22 people Sept 12 - Sout hern Loca l Wednesday evemng serSchoo l Board an nou nced to v1ces were held at the church place a J 85 m II levy before voters to upgra de h•gh school here With a Watch Servtce la CJII es and refreshments tn sptle of Sept 4 The Me1gs th torm e th Co mm11tee every s Y w a er B ce nl e nn al st aged two events m Rae ne Mr and Mrs Richard and a t Chesler - Douglas and Kelly VIsited Sept 5 - Joan Cu lp was Robert and Gay Ann Burke iln nou n ce d new Meig s san tan an and Lori and Scott last Sepl 16 - Ve rnon Weber Sunday owner of th e Oualtty Pnnt Recent vlsttors of the ca rr Shop announced plans for open ng a branch 1n Wtlliam Pom eroy James A Ba ch of Mr and Mrs Albert Hoffner fanuly were Shade and t he Eastern Loca I of Pomeroy Mary Carr and Teachers Assn eta! tiled a Olhe Atherton local the Oh10 Valley Horse Show Assn at the Rock SAr lngs Fa1rgrounds assoclatlor)' tall roundup ~..o~, ,... Genevieve Guthrie was able to be out to church Sunday lor the first smce her Illness with Martha Elliott accompanymg her BOOSTERS TO MEET The Meigs Juntor Athletic Boosters will meet Monday, Jan 12, at 7 30 p m m the cafetena at Meigs Jun1or High m Middleport The ~ Sentinel OEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AR.EA CHESTER L TANNEHILL E)ftC Ed RdBERT HOEFLICH City Editor Published daflr except satur<ter by The Ohio Valier Pubtrsh l ng Com penr 111 Court St Jl'omeroy Ohio A5169 Buslntsl Offfce Phone 992 and Mark Mora were namt d Me g s County s Achievement Award winners for the year at the annual coun1y 4 H 2156 Edllortot Pl\ono 992 2t57 Second class postage palct at Pomtrov Ohio Netlonll advertising reprttsentetlve ward Griffith Company Inc Bottlnelll & Gillig her Dlv 151 Third Ave ~ew York N Y 10017 Subscription rates Dellvtrtd by carrier whtre avellable 75 centt per week By Motor Route where carrier llrvtce not available One month S3 25 By moll In Ohio and awards She monlhl Sll 50 Sept 22 - The Reuter Brogan Insuran ce Agency was m new qutJrfers at Pomeroy and Ted and John Lehew of Pomeroy wtre g1ven recognition lor their contr but ons to the Capitol Unt1Jers1ty football squad Sept 23 - N1esel Duvall night held In Pomeroy The ferry be1ween Pomeroy and Mason had to qu1t runnmg and sever11l schools were disrupted due to hea vy nuns wh1ch fell In the area ' " Rose also honored by Sport -Magazme as the World Senes hero and selected by Sports Illustrated as Sportsman of the Year durmg the past -four months beat out golfer Jack Nicklaus and heavyweight champiOn Muh ammad Ah fo r top professional athlete honors His pme was a diamond • studded gold buckled belt va lued at $15 000 In a voung conduct ed of W Yo months Ont Veor 122 00 $7 00 S26 00 yur T,_ree Elstwhere Sl• month& Ill 50 three months $7 50 Subscription price Includes Sunday T rm11 Sentinel :: ••• ..8~../ .. Y:~~.. uuurc,: : I I On Wednesday, December 31 an arllcle written by me was published on the front page of The Dally Sentinel ThiS was a news release about my elforis to serve the residents of MeigS County and thiS area I thought 1t best to make an offer to the County Board of Conuniss1oners as they had been approached earlier by members of the 848 Board lor funding for the Community Mental Health Center The Ohio Valley Fellowship Inc of wbteh lam founder and president IS the only drog a008e agency listed for Meigs County m the Oh1o Drug Abuse Directory for 1975 Since I have had 28 years uf experience and lrammg in alcohol and drug aoose problems and have the credentials lllld scars to prove It I expected at least a yes or no arUIWer to my offer Instead an orgamzalion headed by Rev W H Perrin has chosen to answer for the board of commissioners and unply that our program Is not adequate because it Is noni)rofesslonal and unofficl81 Those lmpliea lions are false and totally U'l'esponsible The fact that we do not use the taxpayers' money to admlntster our program should not have any bearing whatsoever on our efficiency and worthiness We have been operating for over two years and w1U discuss our record of achievement With anyooe, anywhere they ehooee to debate the ISSue We rever~ the truth as that IS the chtef Ingredient Ill alcohol and drug abuse counseling Rev Perrin has made several points in his arUcle which to say the least are misleading I believe that alcohol and drug abuse probleins are life or death Situations and demand complete honesty m reporting Item 1 Rev Pernn says he has a drug awse agency with tramed personnel conststmg of Miss Jo HunUngton at the Veterans Memorial Hospital Acheck with the hospital reveals that Miss Jo Huntington wtll be at the hospital one day every two weeks and accordmg to her restune, she Is qualified to counsel on alcohol problems only The public should know that alcoholiB classified as a drug OOt should also knOW that drug abuse therapy lra1n111g IS far more comprehensive, and although the t:roblem Is similar ,!be process of counselmg IS radically different In fact the Ohio Legialature has divided alcobolabuse and dnl8 abuse therapy and tralrung mto two separate departments The Ohio Health Department has responslblllty for alcohoUsm and the Department of Mental Health and Retardation takes care of drog a bnse problems The Ohio Valley Fellowship IDe staff and I have been ~amed and registered by the Ohio Bureau of Drug Abuse and we will be glad for the opportunity to show Rev Pemn our certiflca te lor his Inspection He wW lind It Is illegal to operate a 4rug ablll!O agency not registered by the Bureau of Dnlg Abuse Meigs County needs a full-time drug awse agency , and there should be no controveny about that Item 2 Rev P=in says that his agency 111 tbe only one getUng referrals from the Meigs Care Une Aooordlngto Lady Borton, Director of the Care Line, that stallment ts untrue Her telephone number is Bn-7502 You can call her for verification The Ohio Valley Fellowship Inc Is listed by the Care Line as an official drUg abuse agency, 1 Item 3 Rev Perrin lists Alcobollcs Anonymous lllld Alanon as resources he recommends The truth aa best we can ascertain IS that Rev Pl!rrln has not ref=ed a single person to the members of A A In Pomeroy or the A A group In GalllpoUs Alanon members report no contact with 'Rev Pl!rrln We CIII1Uilend Judge Robert Buck for his Interest In the DWI Resident Program In Athens and hope we can st.rt a similar program in Mei811 County We also know that the only one working for 'Rev Perrin's agency who has brought alcoboUcs to A A meeUnga is Bill Baer, and he k11011S of no contact Rev Perrin has made with A A In my opinion, If the good reverend would attend an A A meet!Dg, It might help him In hia cow..llng I eXtend an Invitation to him to gowlthmetoameellng Item 4 Rev Perrin's arllele say• that his agency Is well funded by the state of Ohio, and wben we evaluate tbe facia, we arrive at one cmcl1181on - he gela the money lllld we do the work could Juatlly 0111' m:lalence 011 that fact alone Item 5 It has been my oa--num In wort1ng with alccJhoUcs and drug a buM-a lor many yean !bat they hive to be pretty desperate before they will 10 to • miiUt« or Judie for help Let 'a help lbem before they have to 10 that far We alncerely appreciate the aupport Ill 10me lnlluenclal pro~l people, elpllCially the Mlnilterlal AIIIOdatlon who pabUcly declared lltiWIOfl for our J1i t~~~am Jut IAIIIlllllll', add the Olunty P T A who lnvltad ualo do a PI'OI!'IDI for them iit their regular meeting in October Although I disdain cm~wny about alcohol and ling J1oblema,l think there II room for everyone who lllrJinl to 4lo IGIIlething about the IIICJit _._ ~ prab1em we haw we today With totaiCIICJII'I'donand«•"miUment, we may llllb 111., !be 1'11111 .,...,..,. . . tbale wbo naed mac:b. .. n 11 b) lbe IPirttofiii'GIIIIriJ Lo.e ~&1..,, "Let Tbe lltl'il Shine In " Write me at Boa: •. Racine, Oblo, 41771, with yclr comments -Jim Clelarkl, pmldent, Ohio Valley Fellonb1p, Inc I • sportswriters and broad casters across the vahon Rose recetved 31 first place votes and too• pomts to beat out Nicklaus by 17'. pomts Nicklaus wmner of hts fifth Masters and fourth PGA crowns had 29 first place votes and 138 pomts while All the 1974 Hickok wmner had 21 firsts and 121 pomts Rose one of baseball s top salaned stars could hve off the loot he has accumulated ~tncc October I ve been to New York three limes smce the World Senes and I must have received $40 000 worth of gifts sa id Rose I hke commg to New York ,. I m not really surprised that I won this award Rose smd Thursday The only thmg l was surprised by and d1sappo mted about all season was the Natwnal League MVP 'otmg I thought Joe Morgan should have won the MVP but I fell I should have bee n second I fmtshed fifth an d I don t see how a nybody cou ld have left me off his ba llot Smith nets 40 in Warriors win •• : Let the sun shine in Alfred Social Notes Sept a - A 10 hour day s1x day work wee k sc hedule was Me1gs H1gh and Eastern High 'Year' Award I Parker and Helen Woode bands d1d well 1n band a rama competltron held at Pomt Pleasant Sept 21 - Marilyn La yne was crowned 1976 queen of • 1 he 34 year-<Jid third base 'man of the Cmc•nJLat 1 Reds ''Who led Ins club to a seven game victory over the Boston ~ed Sox m the World Series picked up his third maJor honor since October Thur •sday when he was named wmner of the S Rae Hickok ' ProfessiOnal Athlete of the •I&Dee'• da is Pathologists Chicago for his •• nBy FRED M<MANE ~"" UPI Sports Writer • • NEW YORK 1UPIJ - Pete ·•u Rose who wasn t even voted •• the most valuable player on his own team this past year has turned a starrmg role m the World &nes mto a post Dts I net Amencan Leg on Au:.:d 1ary Pres den t Mrs 'florence R chards of M1d dleport was honored w1th a r ece pt ton n M ddleport Sepl 19 - The Mldlfleport Police Dept offered $100 reward for mfo !eadmg to ar r est and co n v 1c t1on of ~-- ----- ----- --------------- 1 Lellers of oplaloa are welcomed Tbey 1boald be 1 persons who damaged 1 bus 1ness a n d school w ndows i leo a lbaa 300 worda loag (or be subject to reduelioa by I n fh e commvn 1ty The month editor) and mual be slped wltb the ad· : 1 the conc luded w th the trag1c dress Names may be wilbbeld upaa pablkatloa deat h of fou r year old Amy .. I 1 daughter of the former Mary However, oa request, names wW be dllcl01ed Lellen 1 Thompson m a plane acc ident 1 at 8 nghampton N Y Nea r 1 should be In good taste, 1ddreu1D& laaes, Dol ~rI th e month s end Mr and 1 soaaUIIes Mr s Horace Karr staged a I t most successful pol led Hereford herd d spersa I sale w tth buyers com ng from so me 10 st ates Dr1ll ng equ pm ent va lued a t $55 000 I I was stolen n Ra e ne class Thelma Henderson and Dan Moore Youn g a dults, H oward Flanders and Danny ro le as direc tor of the laboratory at Veterans M emonal Hosp i tal The is for increued production and job o~unllles lllld easmg Inflation Pate and G~eenapan acknowledged that job lllld price conditions are bad by historic standards but insisted there is solid evidence they wtU Improve IillO GRANDE - RA:gllllraUoo Ia llllll opea al Rio Grode College-Commually College ae<ordlllg to Deaa Brown, director of ailmlallou aad reconlll, ud wUI remala opeo until am week There aro many eoeolng clu- available IDcllllllDg Art History lhru the flemu•ala.,.,, AceoaallDC n, CroeheUng, Real Eltate FlnaDee, S)'SieDII of MaD, Sodal Gerontology, aad Rhelork of Blceolemllal, all 011 Wedneoday evenlog Pl!nons lalensled III theoe or oilier Rio Graade Colletee-Commaally Colletee _...,. llboold coalacl Deaa Brown at the CoDetee dartag replar olflee lioan tla.Df. lo 5 p m ) Mooday through Friday, or regllllraUon caa be done durmc the lint class meei!Dg New E1gh th - ~a~.oottheov~all~~ season bonanza ~e pt 24 Heavy mining equtpment was bemg moved mto the Pomeroy .tu n tor H1gh Sc hool aud fOf"rum for e:-c pans 1on of the m1ntng In strucf 1on program Sept 15 - Work progressed n1cely on a new Mason•c Temple at Harrrsonvl!le Sept -16 - The home of Mr anet Mrs Durward Cum1ngs near Pomeroy was stru ck by fir e vas named an nstr uctor a t the R o Grand e Commun t y College Large plate gla ss w ndows wer e broke n a·t the Oh o Power Co and th e ot fl ees of Crow Crow and Porter 10 Pomeroy by va n sulf n the U S D stn ct Court charg ng unfa.r non r enewal of Bach s contra ct by the Eas t ern Local Board of EducatiOn Sept 17 Construction was underway on a mater cable addlf on for ser v1 ce •mprovements n the RUtland exc hange of the General Telephone Co o f Otuo Se pt 18 The Meig s County Museum an nounced plans fo r be ng open on a r egu lar schedule Southern Local teachers asked for the state m tn1m um salary ~e pt 19 Dr Ernie S V llaneuva a native of the Ph lipp nes became Me1gs County s newest doctor Sept 20- Dr Lew1s Telle was awarded a plaque by the Co ll ege of Amen can extended period of time," Greenspan said ~Uy But he said there 111 "nothing out there now that bothers me" In regard to a sudden increase 111 unemployment or sharply higher prices Assistant Commerce Secretary James Pate said the monthly reports ~ .. " NBA Roundup Umtcd Press lnternatwn al , Ph• I Smith the qUiet gu) on> the Go lden State Warnors .......edmlts he "as em -bar rasse d when hiS n.l.earrunates kept feedmg him , \he ball tn the fmal quarter of Timrsdav mght s 129 113 "'" il over Phoemx ~ Smith tn his second season had scored 40 pomts m the ' first three pcnods ... W1th h1 s tea mmate s helpin g r I he lallwd .,11 more HI S 51 • lpta l su rp assed the pt e u ywus NBA se ,1 son s h1gh Noplftts No g1n rn1cs Just Highest Interest Rates In The Area shot s Sm it h 6-4 star out of Sa n F 1 Jncis co made 20 of 27 shots a nd hit 13 In a row 10 one hot stretch Coach AI t\ttles admitted he Ul ged his team to keep feeding the )Oung backcourt st a1 It s !he kind of lhmg he mdy ne\ er ha ve another chance to achieve the rest of hiS hfe said Allies I he Win was the 15th m the last 18 ga mes fur Golden Sta t ~ now 27 9 Rick Barry 51A% 1 of oO b) Bob McAdoo of Bu ffal o It \\aS also the biggest output by a n NBA guard smce Gall Goodnch of the !.akers scored 53 last Marc h I "as a lillie emba rra ssed 1n the fourth quarter said Smith 1 was forcmg shots Eve• ybody wanted me to get 11 1 over SOl I d ra ther get my shots from the flow of the gcune th:m have ev erybod; lookmg for me 1felt \ ery hot bul l di d not wa nt to force anl •dde<l 27 for the Warnors, who bolted to a 23 7 lead and nc \ e r looked ba ck E lsewhere m the NBA New Orleans topped Kansas City IQ7 97 Houston beat Atlanta tl 5 106 a nd Cle ve land whi pped Philad elplua ll5-105 There were no scheduled ABA ga mes Wednesday ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS cen1 ve•r p•1d on "litoguf• r Pas sbook Siv inls Mln•mum ltUereu ··'"""' dltt of depoSit to dltt w lttadriWII 1nterast cempoundtd qulrterly 4)MEIGS ~BRANCH POSTPONED Tonight s Symmes Valley Rock Hill basket ball ga me has bee n post poncd due to snow K}gcr The ( r ee k Hannan Trm c encounter has also been postponed FOR All YOUR n HOME ENTERTAINMENT AND APPLIANCE NEEDS. DOXOL GAS SERVICE • " RIDENOUR 1V & APPLIANCE CHESTER. OHIO 985-3307 I GAS SERVICE , ------------, : Pro :I I :Standin2s : N~honat Brt ~ke tball A ~~octilhon Sf a ldiRgS By Un•te d Press lnternahonal Eastern Conference Aflanhc DIYiiiOft W l ! oston Ph•ladelph a Bu ffalo New York Pet 10 13 16 ll 23 21 697 639 568 450 n. 18 G8 1 4 8' CNJ1r.al 011/ ISIOM W l Pet 20 IS 57 1 Washrnqton Atlanta 18 16 519 Cleveland 19 18 SH Houston 17 18 186 New Orleans· 16 19 457 W('s t crn Conlerenct> Mtdwest OtVI SIOft W l Pd Detrott 15 18 455 M !waukee 15 20 4~ Kansas Ct y 12 25 324 Ch cago 9 26 257 GB I 2 3 J 6 8 1 5 7 Golden State Los Ange les Sealtle United l'res~ lnlcrnatiunal Jim Zoet Kent Slates 7-11 JUOIVJ CPO lei ft Unt (;._mad l hasn I { ome m to h1s llwfl yet but look out when r, does We ve lned to work our post man lvith the ball I tlunk this game will g1ve Zoe! more confidence said Golden Hashes coach Re~ Hughes afte1 Thursday n1ght s 116.£0 bombmg of St Francis I Pa 1 ... Zoet scored a car eer h1gh 11 pomts and blocked a school r"cord seven shots He and James Co llin s who talhed 10 pomts each pulled GB down mne rebounds "' H e g1ves us another 7 dimension Pa ct ftC 0 lr'ISIOft W L P et ?7 9 750 22 19 537 Kent State in 86-60 romp 18 526 8 PAoenn( 16 18 47 1 10 Portland 13 2.4 351 14 Thurs days Rt!sutts Houston 11 5 1\llanla 106 Cle<Je and 11 5 Ph Iadelphia 105 New Orleans 107 Kansas Clly 97 Goldeh St..i;ile 129 Phoen )( 113 Fnday s Ga mes Wash ngtpn at Sos on Ch cago al Bu ffal o Los 1\ngeles at Ph ladetph a De ro t at M ilwaukee Sea tie at Phoen )( Hughes said of 20 22 16 15 20 J tlmg R1shups In the f1rsl OhiO Hardy added 18 more W pace Conference game of the Akron toIl~ wm over Cheyney season for buth learns State Wesleyan a 32 30 leader at The Zips now 6-3 broke the halftime had 23 turnovers m game open early m the .the cnhre game compared second half outscormg the with only 16 for Musk~ngum Wolves 17 2 m a s•x mmute Dan Howell pumped '" 12 stretch and held a 46 32 adpomts for the Muskies and vantage with 11 13 Marvm Smalley added II rematmng The Bis hops played at Center Dave Kyle scored 28 home "ere paced by Geron p_pmts and pulled down 19 Tales 22 counters and six rebounds to lead Cleveland rebounds Fe llow freshman State to 1ts narrow v1ctory M1ke K111naird had 17 pomts over Kenyon and 12 caroms Ttm App leton paced Musk111gum ts 7 2 a nd OhiO Kenyon now 7-4 with 25 Wesleyan dropped to 2 6 pomts while Charles I ovmg Al Akron Jim Abrams added 14 for Cleveland State , scored 20 pOints and Lou no"~ g • Bruins escape with 62-61 victory Umted Press International UCI A and Nevada-Las Vegas barely escaped upsets on oppost tton courts Thurs day mght each w1nmng by Amer ca n Baske1ba ll Assoc1a one pmnt agamst unranked t1on Stand1ngs teams wh!ll! Southern By Un 1ted Press tnternat1onal W L Pet GB Cahforma found Itself taking Denver 26 9 7J3 on more tha n 11 could handle New York 77 I I 667 3 against unhera lded Oregon San Anton o 20 13 606 5 Kcnlucky 18 16 529 7 State lnd•ana 19 11 518 1 Third ranked UCLA was 51 Lou s t7 'i' l 447 10 v r g n1a 6 28 176 19 very, very lucky ' to score a Thur <> day s Re sults 62-61 Pacific E ight vtctory ( No gan es scheduled I Fndav s Gam es over Oregon when the p ucks Ken ucky al New York miSsed two shots m tlie last 10 ~ a n An ton o at lnd 1ana v rg n1.1 a• Denver seconds The Ducks fought back Nat 1ona1 Hockey League Stand from a 10 pomt defiCit With ngs Bv Un~t e d Press International 5 2!itogoa ndgotthe ball one Campb ell Conference pomt down when freshman Pafnck 0 VISIOn W L T Pfs Danny Mack stole an tn Ph tnr:t etph a 27 6 B 62 N Y Isla nders 2 12 7 19 bounds pass w1th 2~ ~Pf'on<i~ 1\ ttanta N Y R.an ger s h1s towering p1vot People F la>h was led by Pal Will key on fr llms or Corteze S" oen, y and Ken Horocho IBrn\'On) and our benc:h can "'th mnc points each PI<k llungs up Sl FranciS leadtng scorer T)le victor) was KSU s Jack Phelaen who had been third m a row at home At li-4 nettm~ near 17 pomts per the Flashes alread) have game was held to JUSt five matched last seasons win E lsewhere Muskmgum got total I they were 6 20 In 1974 by OhiO Wesleyan 69 63 7>1 Akron defeated Cheyney Sopll(lmore guard Tony State 1 Pa 1 69-54 Cleveland Jamtson was lop poml State edged Kenyon 61-60 and producer for Kent with 18 Wilberforce thumped OhiO Also m double figures were DommiCan &9-75 Odell Ball with Ia pomts" and Muskmgum s Larry Hall Brown with 13 scored 25 pomts and hauled m Posstbly a bit r oad weary nine rebounds a nd the I they have n I played at home Musk1es took advantage of 15 smce De~ 19 ) commg off a second half Ohto Wesleyan Win over Butler the 5 5 Red lw-novers to )Yiup the Bat left Ron Lee dribbled off 10 seconds then drove mto the key and fed off to teammate Gr eg Ballard whose eight foot bank shot rolled off the nm with stx seconds left Lee who paced Oregon with 17 pomls Immediately fouled UCLA s Ralph Drollmger who m1ssed a one and-utie and gave the Ducks a half court desperahon shot by Mike DrumQlO nd which barely mtssed We re very very lucl!:y to escape with a wm because we didn t make l'ery many free throws there In the end • UCLA Coach Gene Bartow satd I thmk we tried too hard Sixth-ranked Nevod• I M Vegas ran off six straight pomts .m the olosmg mmutes to overcome gntty Seattle 0089 The Rebels were trailing by three pomts With I 17 to pla) Then Eddi e Owens who had 25 pomts hit a 15-footer w1th 1 05 to play to pull Las Vegas to WIIhtn one a t 85-84 Loyd Batts stole the Chtefta w s m bo und pass was fouled and converted botlt free throws &attle s James Day ttpped m the apparent go-ahead basket but 1t was nullified for offensive goaltendmg "'th 32 seco nds left I as Vegas Robert Simlh hit four straight free throws In the closmg sec ond s as the Re bels remamed unbeaten In 14 v games n• , firs\ 17 shots '" the second Rocky Smith scored 21j 1 ,ba!filoi]ull away from a 32-32 potnts and Lonme Shellpn J.lll lf\lp)~ t1e and wm 77-68 added 18 to help Oregon Sta!jl, oye< lllm01s upsel15thranked USC 80-70 m the opening Pac-11 basketball game for both teams Oregon State trailed 38-37 at the half ' ' ~uy The Best but moved ahead for good at By Bluegra s~ 51-49 with 13 49 left on a 'I Shelton Jtunp shot lollowtng a rebound The Beavers scored anotfier siX straight pomls before USC could hit lhe bucket , Stx Mi chigan players scored m double figures to k ee p the 13th ranked. Wolvermes undefea ted tn the Big Ten and beat W1sconsm HJB-111 Mmnesota hit on 13 of Its BLUEGRASS JB Jo.~ ~~{~o~:,,h, O{if1 Pti! Redmen face Pioneers Saturda M nnesota 12 25 2 Kansas C 1y 11 26 4 Wal es Conterence 26 26 Norn s DI VIS IOn A:\onlreal Los 1\nge es P IISburgh De ro 1 If. ash ngton W 28 21 5 l3 3 L 6 18 T 6 2 10 J 23 33 5 .1 Pis. 62 -16 ) I 30 11 Adam s 0 v sl on W L T Pts Bu ffalo 23 11 5 5 Boston 21 9 9 51 Tor on o 7 I~ 8 42 Cal torn a 11 2J J 31 Thu rsdays Results Toren o 5 N Y Islan ders 3 Ph ladetphlil fl Los Angeles 1 '> I Lou s ti Wash ng ton 2 De r o 1 5 M mneso ta 0 Bu tl ato a vancouver 5 l Fnday ~ Games Ch cago a /\ Han a Ca l lorn a al Wash ngton World H o c k ey Auoc at on Standing~ By Umt ed Press Interna tional Eia)t New Eng and C ncmnal Cleveland nd ana pol s W L 3 15 21 15 22 West 2 W L Houston M nnesota san 0 ego Phoen ;I( 0 awa PIS T 7 18 71 19 23 1J 18 17 11 14 17 1a 14 13 can ad at~ t ll 37 32 ' T Pi s 3 39 4 38 3 37 0 I W L T W nn peg 78 15 0 Quebec 2d 6 2 Ca lgary 23 5 7 Edmonlon 16 26 2 Tor onto l-1 13 3 Thur sday s Result Phoen :- 7 C oc nri at 1 Fnda y s Games tn d1anapo1 sat Wmn peg Cleveland a Houslon c:; an D ego at New Englan d Toront o al Edmon on J7 46 '' Pts 56 50 Coach Jay Bowerman s defending Mtd OhiO Con fe rence champiOns Malone " Ill Invade Rw Grande Co) lege s Lyne Center Sa turday mghl for a key MOC basketball contest The Pwneers 7-8 overall are I I In conference play It will be Rw s league opener RIO IS 5-7 on the year Malone dropped tis league opener to Tiffin be fore dowmng Ce darvtlle 72 43 earlier th1s "eek Malone defendmg Dtstr1ct 22 NAJA champtons ad • vanced all the way to the national fmals last wmte1 before losmg out tn the quarterfinals m Kansas Clll Coach Bowerman will start Charlie Cox 5-8 semor from Brooklyn and Mark Klem IH semor from Nor ton OhiO at the g uard post h ons Tony Norwood 6 8 semor from East Orange N Y will open at center Will Adams 6-6 I av.rence Coun t 1ans wtll honor scmor Jtm Stewart Appleton tops PLAYER RIO GRANDE COLLEGE 1/ARSITY GFGAM RB AFTAM Albanese Barbee B1se Bnsk er Caldwe ll Carnngton Nee Pnce Robmson 12 12 10 9537 8535 75 8 12 It 12 12 tO 9 12 11 12 St ewart Swam TOTALS 7 1 24 32 5 II 43 16 25 43 18 49 27 1 135 148 104 40 60 13 6 16 843 2 141 71 121 54 17 9 873 385 502 WOLF PEN Mr and Mrs Harlev OC scoring during special ceremomes accordmg to Coach Lanham Saturday s pre hmmary game between the Middleport Independents and RIO JVs Will begm at 6 The Val SllV encounter will begm at 8 lmlial NAIA figure s covenng games through Dec 29 r evealed today Rw s Jtmmy Noe Is second m Dtstricl 22m scormg with 26 4 pomt average The leader IS Ttffm s Tom Farns w1th a 26 9 average Noe Is f~rst m reboundmg w1th 12 per game average RIO s Jim Stewart IS fourth m this department "1th a 9 2 average Noe IS fifth m fie ld goal shootmg with a 51 percent mark while Stewart Is sixth m the d1slnc t m foul shootmg w1lh a 75 percent effort Following Saturday s contest RIO wtll host Oh1o Domtmcan Monday at 8 m ~ ~ MOC contest •• ~ 31 25 I I 10 4 33 13 5 6 12 16 157 189 14 II 53 ~ THE NATIONS MOST POPULAR HAMMERS STAR SUPPLY COMPANY ., ' RACINE, OHIO tf '1'4l loJ<,. PLAYING NITELY TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY 12 GAME COMPOSITE STATISTICS Roy se 48 3d 3 and Jamey Pearson 6-6 freshman fr om Akron will star> at the for" ard posts Coach Lanham will go with Galhpohs Jimmy Noe and G1l Price at the forward post liOns Rock Hills Jim Stewart at center New Lexi ngton s Paul Albanese and or Reedsville s Bob Ca ldwell and Chilli co the s Mac Barbee at the guard posthon The Rock Hill High &hool pe p band will be on hand for Sa t urday s contest semur from Bronx N Y GEO. HALL TP AIIG 83 69 62 6 8 13 I 3 ' 03 15 7 39 3 3 19 13 49 4 5 17 55 325 27 I 17 II 91 7 6 12 1 '} 10 9 17 t 9 4132174145 75 39 36 223 ISS 925 77 I TUES THUR S fiRf&SAT 8 30100 930200 The MEIGS INN Pom~roy 992 3629 Best In Ltve Entertamment family Johnson spent New Yeai s Day \\Ilh Mrs John R Murphy and family 1nter nat1onat Hock ey L eag ue Mr an d Mrs Ivan Shumate Stand•ng s un ted Press International and s uns of Mansfield were North Christmas weekend VISitor s W l T Ph gl ga 2 12 6 48 160 128 Sag naw of Mr a nd Mrs Larry Por t Huron Johnson and family a nd Mrs I 9 15 J 41 1 tO 129 1 n 16 14 8 40 134 120 other players are close on h1s Geneva Shumate Muskegon 16 13 7 39 I 12 103 heels A family New Year s Eve Ka lamazoo 10 21 7 27 123 176 -Apj)leton from &w•ckle) get toge ther was enjoyed by South Pa , has scored 235 pom ts for Mr and Mrs Cecil Gillogly , w 1 t pts gf ga Day l 011 21 13 5 41 l 51 117 the Lords In nine games Jeff and Ahsa of Alban) Mr ToiMO 15 14 10 40 124 125 Close behmd him m one of and Mrs Harley Hamng of f- oO Wayne I S 18 8 38 157 150 the closest sconng races tn Flalwood Mrs Ke nneth Col umbu s some ttme ts Ohto Grover Jenmfe r Mr and 12 25 4 28 11 5 168 Thur sdays Result Wesley a n s oulsla ndtn g Mrs Lee Roush , Rodney Co umbu s 3 Fort Wayn e 1 freshman Mike Kmna1rd who Cheryl Joey and E lizabeth To01ght s Games Dayton at Mu skeg on has 178 pom Is tn seven games Ann and Helen Johnson at the Kalamazoo at Flint for a 2!i 4 average Then home of Mr and Mrs Gene F"o rl Wayne at To le cto Sag naw at Port Huron comes Demson s Todd Harrts Lambert Satur-days Games with a 24 5 mark and Mr a nd Mrs Cha1ley F ort Wayne at Muskegon Kalamazoo at Port Huron Oberhn s Merhn Fnend at Sm1th were New Yea1 s f lint at Dayton 24 1 dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Sag1naw at Co lumbus Jeff Faloba of Manetta Is Doyle Knapp Kail, Charles the rebound leader and Kevm averagmg 13 8 per game Mr and Mrs Ralph followed by Friend with 12 7 Knapp Timmy of Columbus Harris at 12 6 and Appleton were recent VISitors of Mr and Kinnaird at 12 3 and Mrs Doyle Knapp and CLEVELAND !UP!) Kenyon s 6-7 JUnior center Tim Appleton IS the leader m the OhiO Conference scormg race wtlh an average of 26 1 pomts per game but three 4-ply polyester CQrd E CHAMPiON® AS LOW Winner signed on by Bengals CINCINNATI (UPI) Charley Wmner has become the second former head coach to take an assistants posihon with the Clncmnah Bengals In the past week Wmner, former head coach of the New York Jets and Sl Louts Cardinals, Thursday was named '' e Bangal s defensive backfield coach Just one week ago former Philadelphia Eagles head coach Mike McCormack was appointed offensive line coach, f11Ung the spot vacated by Bill Johnson the Bengals new head coach REGULAR RECAPS Plus Recappable Casinp Fnestone quahty at rea lly low pnces 1 Thts s trong smooth ndmg tire has a w1de aggressive tread for the tractiOn you want Free Mounttng and Ba lancmg GENERAL TIRE SALES N 2ndAve Mtddleport 992 7161 A7813 AS Black wall Plus ' 1 74FET and o1<lu1re 87813 C7814 07814 E78 14 F78 14 G7814 H7814 G7815 H7815 L78 15 S1 ""·~iD Sl 84 20.95 21.95 22.95 2 04 2 12 2 25 2 39 2 55 2 75 2 58 2 80 308 24.~5 25.95 27.95 26.95 28.95 30.95 All pnces plus tax and Whltewells add sl], POMEROY HOME &-AUTO Frant lnd Alltnment POMEROY Wheel Balancing 992•2094 I OHIO I �5- The Daily Sentinel, Middle)Xlrt-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Jan . 9.1976 1976 ~ MrS. Aumiller, civic leader, Cage statistics TEAM STATISTICS F1eld Goal P er centag e Team FGM FGA Pet Logan 11 )1~7 1/.l, W averly 106 23\1 .J .t.l Gal l rpo!is 11 ~ H.t 410 Meigs 100 238 410 Jackson 96 21 1 398 lron!on 1f1 29J 3/8 Alhe n s 95 258 368 We 11s lon 98 288 J-10 Free Throw Pcrcenlag c FTM · FTA Pet . Wave rly J3 72 5~7 GolllipoliS 58 98 ';,(J7 Ironton JS 76 -~~? Meigs 64 11 3 5 66 We llston 58 IOJ S'.J8 Logan 55 105 S1 J 1\thens J8 91 521 Jackson :!8 5~ 509 REBOUNDS No . G Pet . Tearn 1875 ]7-1 Wellston lronlon 186 5 p 1 Gallipol is 11 J 5 34 Athens 17.j s J.l 8 Waverly lJO S 26 0 Logan 129 · 525 8 Meigs 117 S 25 •I J ackson 11 5 523C PERSONAL FOUL'S T eam No . G Avg . Athe n s 76 5 15 2 Ironton 82 5 16 .t Jackson . !!3 S t6 6 - Logan 87 5 11 4 Gallipo l is 90 5 19 0 We llston 9V 5 19 8 Meigs 100 :. 20 o Waverly 10.1 5 20 8 • I.NDI VIDUA,L LEADERS Field Got~ I Perc e ntage Name , Tet~m FGM · FGA P el . See I. L. Whaley . Wav . ·oavena , Wav . Hol s inger , W~JV Hawk . L 2~ 545 536 5 16 ·.189 J71 JJ 18 51 16 3 I ?3 J7 2~ 51 Free Throw Perce ntaq c Name , Team FTM · FTA Pe t . ro td en , G . 202J BJ3 Ran.dolph , M 13 16 8 13 faulkner ./\ . 152 1 71-1 Holsinger . wav 17 27 630 Wha tey. Wav , 9 15 600 REBOUND S. Name} .Team No . G Avg . fitzpatrick . I 7 1 S 1-l '} Cho nko , /\ . 60 S 12.0 Fau1kner •. A . 58 5 11 .6 Mea dows. M .rq s ~ .9 6 McKi nn iss. Wei. .:a 5 9.6 NOTE : These total s do not include l ea gtre game s fr o m Tuesday , Jan . 6 . - OVERALL SCOR IN G (As of JOln . 31 Name. T ea m FG FT F ts Avg . Hern . Mi l 66 55 18 7 26 7 Wa rd , WL 6.! 2.1 151 25 3 Sul livan . NY 60 20 160 22 5 Logan , NG 70 17 157 22 ~ Bu tcher. , FH .tJ 30 liB 19 7 James. NG 61 13 137 19 6 ·Ta t tersvn . PP 38 lJ 90 18 0 McBroom . Log 5-J 16 l'JJ 17. 7 Reed. A l ex - 59 30 138 17 3 Lew.is .. ;T r I .J3 J.l 120 17 . 1 SEOAL SCORING Nam e, Team F(i FT P' s McBroom , L 33 II 77 T . f-ol d en , G 26 20 72 Snowden , G 30 10 70 ,Qna-~.!'::.r1.P.PX..~~.M....._J .t 20 6~ ,. 1 zpa fi'"Jc... . JO 6 6~ 2S 15 65 f au l kne r . " Holsinge r . Wav13 17 63 GilL Wei '16 ~ 61 See l. L 24 13 61 Meadows , M 2-1 12 60 1 S.YAC SCORING Name , Team FG FT Pts Loga n . NG 58 13 11 9 Jame·s , N G 53 11 117 Bush , sw 33 10 76 H a lley , HT 3.! 21 89 Sh affer . HT 36 1.1 86 Sc hafer . SV 19 J .12 Metzner , KC 20 4 .1.1 Brow n , So ulh ,. 15 2 51 Cai n . s v 14 2 JO t Gr.ate , s w 20 s. -L8 Avg 19 3 1J .. .l IJ 0 13.6 IJ .O 13 0 12 .6 11 .2 11 .2 12 .0 A119 2) .5 19 .5 15 .2 14 .8 1·1 3 1.1.0 11 ·0 lO .•t 10.0 96 '" .... ,' \fH~ · . ~ ·' 0 I} 1 ..... 116 '>"/ I 1\)7 .. {) 100 '•0 0 19 I 19 I 1.'~ 176 16 ,, 16 0 "}9tl I f, ~ J T(•am l rn 11ton r,1 ce North Galli<l Gallipolis J ack.son <..outpc r n H,l n • H~n . l A l hC'n~ 368 ·16 ll .HI I 1)7 -i7 6 .18 I 319 .lH ·I 10~ . P oi n t Pl ci!Srllll Vinton (OlJ!ll y v. aver1y · Loqan 1/,' cllsto n Easlr>rn Meigs t ~df'r<ll ll oc l. inq t.Jexn nder I< yqe r Avq . Pl ~ ~0 6 )'1 .1 .( 1.( '10 6 ?7 0 S·l 0 ~ .Ill 18 ~ .t - 19 ~ 6 SIMON'S PIC-A-PAIR N_EW HOURS: Weekdays Til s Fridays TiiB . Saturdays Til6 • sc hoo ls. ~~ 0 57 0 ~1 5 ~ll 0 .'1 8 7 w1 .1:.6 ] .!~ .)....) ) :,'} 35) .175 PRO.JECT INITfATI<:D The schedu led Scienre Cn-Op pm~retm twtwPI'rl !···~~~~· Miner<:ll. ~almma HighSchool and the Voca1iomd Ccn1er w;1 s l>eJ.:un last Srn unb ~ i11 ~dnd 1 sdence ~t udt..• n1 s fromlh£' l1igh SC'houl spend Saturda.vs in thr> 1-"oult• Mmcr;rl l .;: lu t!"<tt t w~ l'i <"tu n•d, left to righl: Jof1n HoffnHln , c hirf <tJ WI~ st uf Fon1t• Minl'r:tl. Wcd1illlli t 1'ri ndp;d I .<1r 'ry Sc:lwyt:•rs: and Phil Ferrell , une of l tll' students Jktrticipa ling in the projrt ·l. 59 ,) 1?-1 60 6 373 61 6 Cree~ 1/. •1nen Local r..c1 pr e )77 6'1 8 5? 1 65 1 ).t6 68 3 ~O UihWC'51Crn N e l sonville 't ork. -19·1 500 10 3 70 6 7 I .1 -160 76 7 .1n 1 rim ble V\ il r\ ilnl [l Miller o.,ymntes Vo1lley FRIDAY • SEOAL . I' 111ens ill Ga ll ipolis I ronton a t Logan · .l .:~ckson ill Meigs V... el i SIO n at V'. a veri~· TRI · VAL L EY V. arre n Local at Al e";l(ander P.el pre a l Ne l sonville 't o r k. I eder.11 Hoc kinq a t Vinton ColJn ty SVAC E nste rn ;u Nor.rh Ga llia 1< yg e r Cree ~ at H an n a n 1 ra ce O THER S ~out h ern at W ahamn Ro c k Hill Ell ~ ymm~es V all ey Trimble a l Miller Poin t Plesant a·l RClvenswood SA TURD AY SVAC E.1stern at '. olJihwestcrn OTHERS Park.cr s blJrg Cit!ttolic fll 1/'. arr e n Loca l · . C. yn1mes Valley at t a i rland Berne Un ion ~1t M i ll er TUESDAY , JAN . 13 ' We llslon a1 Vinlon Cou nt y Ea s l e rn .JI ! c der.JI Ho c ~inq 1/'Ja•er ford a t ~ Oulh e'rn Nitro at Point Pleasan t N OTE : The At hens - Logan Sou th e a s tern Ohi o Alh l ctit: L eolgve qa m e which had been sc heduled for Tue sday , Jiln . 21 at LoQan ha s been re · ~c h c duled for Fr i day , F eb . 20 . Foote, Wahama laun~h Science C~-op l.HAHAM STAT ION- The new Scienc:e Ci1 -0p Progre~m of W e~ l ti.lma Higl1 ~c houl began las t Sa1 urday when Ph il FmT ell, a Wahama se ni o r wa s welcoined at Fe~o 1 e Min eral laboratory to s lm·l 1.1 lhrec \\ eek un the site obser vati on of chemictd analysis. Prese nt fp r~ 1·he Initial ion of tlte project were John Huff ll\(111. chief cmalvsl: Lany . ·. Suwyl'rs. Walwma pri ncipal: MorJ,.\an Br<:1gg. Science Department chair111an. and Fa rrell. Uq<ll'l' 1he prognuu Phil ~H•.I her Wctlr; tm <l screncc st udents .\\ill spend Jilrce Sal urdays a t 1he la bura lory where lhcy wi ll receive inst rul'li u rt arul cx pl' ric~lt'C in • OHIO COLL EGE BASKETBALL RECORDS Th ro ugh games of Jan . 7 Uni1ed ~ress h'tternafional Mid- American Conferenc e Conf erence All Gam es · w . I. pet . w. 1. p e t . w Mien 2 o 1.000 9 o t.ooo · M i ami 2 0 1.000 6 4 . 600 Ohio U I 0 1.000 4 .I . 500 Kent S1 I 0 1 000 5 J .55 6 To ledo I 1 .500 5 5 .500 Ba ll Sl I I .500 6 3 .667 Bwg Gree n 1 1 . 500 .j 6 400 C Mich 0 2 .000 '' 6 . 400 E Mich 0 2 000 .I 6 400 "N Ill 0 2 .000 2 8 .200 Ohio Conte.rence North Oi11i sio n Conference All Gt~m es w. I. pet. ~· 1. p e t H delberg 1 0 1.000 6 · '1 .750 Mt Union 1 ·o 1.000 .1 5 . 44~ Wooste r I 0 l. OGO 8 4 667 Ba ld Wa l 0 0 000 2 7 ?.22 Kenyoti Ol 1 .000 7 3 ~:700 Ob.erl in 0 1 .000 4 4 .500 O il io Nor o 1 .000 6 6 · .500 · Av g . South Divi sio n 73 .0 Conference Ov erall 71.6 w. I. pet. w. I. rJCt 69 .2 Willenbrg 1 0 1.000 8 1 869 66 .3 Otte rb ein 1 0 1.000 8 3 . 7"n 6 J . 7 Musk i n gum 62 .0 .o .ooo· 6 2 .750 60 4 Ohio Wes 0 0 000 2 5 _286 60 .2 Capila! 0 0 . . 000 9 4 .69 '} 5~ . 9 D eni son 0 I .000 4 5 . 444 :08 .7 Marietta 0 1 .000 6 5 545 56.9 Other s TEAM RANKED EFFENSIVELY Pt s T ea m 5 11 No rth .Gal l ia 573 Nelsonville York .115 Warren Local A l exand er 53 0 4J6 M it1er 372 Trimbl e 302 PO in l Pl easa n t Federal Hocking 361 JIV Wah am a Jll Sou lhern 455 Hannan Tra ce -151 5 6 . ~ Vinton County J50 56 . 3 l-ogan J,l8 56 .0 lrOniQn 1-f,AHTFORIJ. W. Va . Mrs . Mary Fr <:Jru~es Grins!ecul Aumill e r , 80, di ed Wednesday ar her residence here fr,Jiowing a one year's illn{'ss. She wCJs nne uf th e pe rsons instrumental in ubstaining a water system in Hart£urd , WO::ts a re tire d employe of the Liverpool Sail Cump;1ny uf Htntford , a member of !lie Mason County OemtH." ratic Women 's Or~anization and an active sttp[Mlrler of ath letics ond prograrns in th e Bend TEAMS f.t ti.t U<E O DEFENSIVELY Tet~m a dies in her Hartford home ~ll1 i\'C'•(l" \..\ i!Vl'rlv G.1lii!PIJ I I'5 l 'e lpr e Y.. Pllsron Jil Cio.!.(lfl O.,Q u 111 wec;Jcrn f'• h Cll!. lo.. yqt'r (rf'('l-. " Yilllll!'" V ,l llt•v E.Js tro rn : ' o Cen tr a l St Yngs to wn St Ci nc in n ati · Findlay As hland Wrig ht Sl John Ca rroll Akro n B l u ll lon Dayl on Walsh Xa v ier Defiance Cedarville Ti ff in Malon e Steubenvi l le Case Ws tn Rio Grande Oh io St H iram Urb ana • Ohio Dm n ic an 'Cie</e St Wl /m i n'g lon W l 10 6 10 9 8 Pet. l 1 .909 .857 .833 .a 18 .800 .800 .66 7 625 . sss .54 5 .545 . 545 . 538 .500 .500 467 461 .428 417 2 2 2 8 .2 4 ') 5 3 5 J 6 5 6 5 6 5 7 6 6 6 6 7 6 3 5 6 a 7 4 7 2 6 400 4 .333 4 2 9 5 . 307 2BS 2" 9 ' 18 1 1 13 .071 4 'Laurel Oil£ News Notes ~" Sa bbath School at tendance Jan . 4 at the Free Methodist Chur ch was 78 persdns. Presen l for worship ser\'ice~ were 40 people. Mr. and Mrs. Phill Wise, McConnelsville , altended w ors h ip ser\' ice at ' The pw·ptl.S l' of 1hc program prov ide s1 udcn ls with al'1 u<Jl l;d)lJI'u tory tcdm iqucs in real wurk situalions. Cr e amed Chicken, Roast Bee t . H amb urg er Sl t:a H, Flounder Fi sh , H am . · VEGETABLES " I can 't talk olnymor c n ow, Alice George •S an11ious to get to the Ste a mboat 1nn for dinner! " Slaw, Collage Cheese, Tossed . Pur.1pkin , Cherry. Apple , OPEN WEEKDAYS 6 .AM to 8:30 PM ~ 59 N. Second St. Phone 99~ - 5560 CHOWS KINGSBUHY - Sgt. and Mrs. Richard Dean were honored with a bela ted bridal shower wl1en they returned home after 15 months in Thailand . The shower \'as held in the Carleton Ch un.: h social room by Mrs. Janeth Beal. Mrs . Karla Chevalier, Mrs . Linda Well, Mr s. Yvon ne YoWlg, Mrs. Helen Dais and Mrs . Sad ie CCJrl. The gift ta-ble was decortited in wh il e with whil e wedding bd ls ~mJ s1 reamers. The refre sh J. ~ Pnt table WH S ' cen tered with a 'lliniature bride and a large ca ke decorated in pink and wi ,! te wi th "Co ngratula tions" wri1ten on i1 . Hefreshme nts of cake, coffee, punch. nut s aild minis were sel'\'ed vrter which t ~e cou ple opened their many gift s fr orn Mr. and Mrs. · 'Homer Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Huger Young. Mr and Mrs. . J oh n W. Dean , Mr . and Mrs. Jack Warner. Mr . an d Mrs. J im Proffitt , Mrs . Neva King, Mr . and Mrs .• Jol)li A. Dean , ~1r--,__(::lnd Mrs. · Paul Paynter, Mr. and Mrs . !.loyd Ki ng, Mrs . Evely n Well , a complete fee<f. . . no hay needed r-:,:~j~.j horsemen's favorite for over 50 years . •*******************~ : !• MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE E ! • MODERN SUPPLY o. • Middleport Ohio :• : •*********************• ~ 399 W. Main St. 992 -2164 POmeroy, THE STORE WITH " All KINOS OF STUFF" - FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS, LAWNS AND GA.RDC.Jo4S: Roy • L % Sout h I lorida ~~ R8 W Ken tucky RO N C Char lotte "66 N .C /1. &T 68 N ew Or l eans 70 ~ amtord 68 So I l orida 8B Di ckinso n .'.i5 OFF Midw es t Cleve land St 61 Kenyo n 6U Illinoi s ':.1 9'! W Ill. 79 Kent St . 66 St. 1 ranc is CPa ) 60 Mi chiga n 106 W i sco nsin 81 Minneso t u 77 Ill inoi s 68 Mo 51. Lo ui s 73 V'im . Jewel l 61 Norlhwes lern lO S Mich'ir.~an Sl . It's here. . The new small car with the accent on co1nfort. ON ALL MERCHANDISE - • So uthw est No Ari zona 82 Idaho 61 Or al Rob erts 73 K .Jns.Js 70 Is Volare economical? West Den ver 111 Tex as 1\rl ington 85 Nevada Las Vegas 90 Seattle 89 Oregon St. 60 So .' California 70 . Sa,n Diego SL 92 lowa ~t. 75 Santa Barbara 92 Port land 75 UCLA 62 Or e-gon 6 1 Utah 62 Ulah ~ 1. 80 and Rrian Well , Mr . a nd Mrs. F.ugenc. Smil11, Mr. <.md Mrs . Ray Huush, Mr . and Mrs. Wallace Hatfield. Mr . a nd Mrs. Russell Well. Also. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wuod ~md Ronnie, Mr. and Mr$. Steve Smit h, Mr. and Mrs. 1'\owland Dais, Mr . an.d Mrs . 11alph Ca rl , Mr . and Mrs. Homer Goodwin, Mr . and Mrs. Elmo Smitl1, Mr . and Mrs. Donald Yoho, Mrs. Iunc1Brickles and family , Mr. ctnd Mrs Kirk Cheva lier , M·r. an d Mr s. Richard H uud~r s h elt , Mr . and Mrs. Dan n MwTay. Mr . <llld Mrs . Wayne Bea l, Mr . ;md Mrs. Steve Brickles. Mr . and Mrs . Virgil Cm·J and fillllil y, Mrs. !Siizabelh Murray , Mr. and Mrs. Charles King ; Mr . and Mrs. Ch arle~ Sayre , Mr . and :'>Irs , Kennet h Markins, Mr . ~m ~l Mr~ . JtJe Hnll , Mr , a nd Mrs. Glenn f .ce, Mr . and Mrs. San f11rd Well, Mr . HIHl Mrs. Bi ll Spatlfl , Mr . · and Mrs . Garold Gi lkey. Mr . and Mrs. Rubcrl Hied , Mr . and Mrs . Clair Waggoner , Mr. and Mrs. Walt er Terrell and Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Hartley . Rarbant 'STOREWIDE a Sf B9 also c redited with bringing ga·mbling intu Washington. Mrs. Strauss noted that President ('h~\·eland was the first president married in the White House. that William H. Tafl was a gamb ler , and that President Coolidge was the least social. She described Pt·esident Wilson as . a homebody whose wife died while he was in the White House and lie wailed less lht:lll a year to remarry . Roosevelt and his New Deal. the Declaration of War in 1941. and the prominence of Walter Reed Hos pital were a ls o disc ussed b'y . Mrs. Strauss in her review of the historical. colorful and enlerlaining book on the pr~fession or presidenui .and 1he development Of Washington. Couple given shower /'.rmy 7 1 Ki ng 's PI .f'i D ~ l awa r e 70 ~.~onlclair 65. ROYAL CROWN YES! BOTTLING COMPANY According to E.PA. est im ates. the Volare Wagon with standa rd 6 and manual transmission. got 30 mpg highway. 18 mpg city. Volare Coupe and Sedan got 27 mpg highway a n·d 18 mpg city, Of course, your ac tu al mileage may di ller. depend ing on d,[iving habit s. the conditi on of yo ur Middleport ---·-' This lsVolare affordable? YES! The price below is the manufacturer's suggested retail price of the Votare Coupe excluding state a nd loca l taxes a nd destination charges. heritage house Is Volare roomy? YES! Your 1'hom MeAn Store Wh en we des1gned Volare . we reserved the sma!!ness for the MIDDLEPORT, OHIO outside . In fact. the Votare 4-Door Sedan is the roomiest car .in it s class. And the Vo lare Wagon is the roomiest .small ·wagon you can buy ! Comfortable "Wall- To- Wall' Warm Floor Heat. Choose a Gar and op l iona l eq uipment. ' Ularm morning CliiWSI.f.K Plymoutfi - Is For THE BIRDS and Sunflo~er _.,..._ Gas Heater STORE HOURS: __________ Monday~ Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday , Saturday 7i3btos :oo FridaytitBp .m. •• •• • Seed • .Cracked Corn • ••• •• ' TOM RUE MOTORS uRea/ Old·F<I."ihioned Hom(• C•mkui~...~ ! Vases from '10.00 Baskets from 112.50 Sprays from 115.00 Thu rsday's Co ll cgC' Baske t ba ll Res ults Bv U ni l cd Prc'i>'i> lnl('rnil ti o nal ~teamboat In~ ' To Soften Sorrow Grant's was lis ted as the most elabora1e while hl' was Dial 949 -2515 . ,. • '•• • 399 South 3nl Middleport, 0. ~GI;r,,s~~~·;=-~iSi';;Y •• • • Chester Council installs offic~rs POMEROY BROWNIES 76 A practit'C for lbe "Sing" of bicentennial songs wa s held al the Tuesday meeting ol Troop 7& at the Pomeroy Elementa ry School. The Brownies will join the two other Pomeroy troops to sing al the Pomeroy PTA m.ting Monday ni ght. Debbie Werry led in the pledge to the fiag and the Brownie promise lo open the meeting. POMEROY JUNIORS 1180 . --, New patrol leaders were elected at the Tuesday night meet inK of the Pomeroy Juniors. · · · Elected were : Love Bug Patrol, Angie Triplett, leader;" Barbara Whitla tch, assistant leader; TanUlly Pettit, game leade r ; and Hobin McDaniel, song leader. Eagle : Tammy Capehart, leader; P.11tly l:luffy. assisw n! ; Amy Sisson, ga me leader, and Carolyn Casto, song lead er. Blue Jays: Carta DeMoss, leader; Angelia Curtis, assistant lea der; Dixie Eblin, game leader, and Angela Hubbard. song leader. The juniors practiced for the flag ceremony a l the Pomeroy PI' A meeting Monday night. OES holds installation H1\CINE - 1 Qflil:.ers for presenltld gifts from tl1eir 1976 were installed a[ the officers. Mrs. Diddle was December meeting of Racine presented the past matron's Chapter 134, Order of Eastern jewel. Star . Howard Skull, wor thy Ins ta ll ed were Barbara grand patron, and Mar)' Roush , wdrthy matron; ·Skull, repr e~ entati ve tu .James Roush, worthy Oklahoma. were presented patron ; Ca therin e Wnod, and invited to the East. as~ocia t e ' matrOn ; Hobert Installing officers were Wo od , associate patron; Louise. and William Stewart, Gre1 ta Simpson , secretilry ; ins talling offi cers; Laura Ch lorus Grimm ~ treasurer: Cir c le·, invitin g marshal : Louise Stewart, conductress; Cora Webb and Opal Diddle, Do nna John so n, associa te installing marshals; Shirley conductress; Ben Philson, , johnson, organi i(j lionist ; c haplain ; Laura Circle, Leo na Hensley , chaplain ; mars ha l ; Jan Norr is·, , Ella Smith, conductress; organist; Barbara · Dugan, Sarah Bechtle, warder, and Ada; Beulah Stobarl, Huth ; Clifford Murris, sentinel. Lillian Weese. Es ther; The new worthy matron Charlotte Wa msley, Mar tha ; an(l worthy patron, Barbara Margaret West, Elect a; ~nd James Rou.s h , gave Le tha MOrris, warder : Hele n acceptance speeches and a Pickens, se ntinel , a nd Cora talk was given by Skull, the · Webb. Leona Hemsley and worthy ·grand patron. Clifford Morris, trustees. .Gues ts and members were During the ope nin g se rved refreshments in the ceremony Opal Diddle and dining room. Ben Philson were honored for their se rvi ces as worthy mal ron and worthy patron for the pas t year by an addendum and they were Meigs carolers visit residents The J unior Business Offir.e Educat ion t BOE I Club uf · Mei~s High School recently werlt caroling in the area . 'One uf the places they vis ited was the Meigs County Infirmary \\•here they presented fruit baskets to the residents .. F't1llowilig Hte caroling, they went to the home or Jayne Hut ch i so n f or a Ch ri stmas party. Pizza was served and Christmas carcds were sung with Julia Hut· ellison acco mpe~n yi n g the group on the piano. Att ending were Vickie Might·. Pam Offenbe r ge r, Vicki Joh nston, Opal Dyer, "Te resa Musser, Jackie King, Che ryl Barnhart, Da rlen e Bar rell, Cher yl Kennedy , Teresa Brown, Sherri Vining, Mrs . Em ily Sprague, Mrs. Jesse Might and David, Mrs. Belly Hutchison, Julia, Jayne and Joyce Hutchison. '76 BIRTHDAY HONORED Mr. and Mr s. George Morris. Linc oln Hill . entertained Sunday with a party · celebrating lhe four th birth· day of their grandson, John Hewet Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson. Guests ~ were Mr . and Mrs. William H. Anderson, Erin, Kristin and Billy, Mr. and ~rs . John Anderson, John and Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. ·James Anderson ·and Jamie, Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson and Barbara. dog. you're too mad to notice how little meal you got for your six bits . Spe1.1cer, and Mary Newell ; Ada Morris, Thelma White, llall, 7::10 ro .m. Mrs . lnzy Newell and Mrs. Ethel Orr will b~ hostesses . The Ira veling prize donated by Mrs . Mary K. Huller was won by Mrs . Ritchie . CummiHees fur 1976 were appoi nltld and include : Delinquent : Ada Van Meter, Ethel Orr and Zelda Weber. •Wayns and Means: Mary K. Huller. Sadie Trussell, Thelma White, Dorothy I.aw sun , Dorothy Myers, DtJr is Koenig, Mary Newell, Mary Showalter and Mary Q(' t!J ber , Charlotte Grant, Jue Bissell. Club we:ts Doris KfJenig , ·' , Bissell, WU 0 u!-i n'da Elizabeth Hayes, Goldie Wolfe. lnzy Newell •. Mary Newell, Mabel Van Meter. DorothY'· Myers, and 7.elda Weber ; November, Dorothy Ritchie, C~trl~ Chevalier , Eileen Marlin ; December, Mary K. Hotter, Dorothy l.awson., Duris Grueser. SIMON'S MARKET Attending the met•ling wert Hetty Housh, Erma Cleland. Helen Wolf. Margaret Tuttle , Mae McPeek, Ada Neutzling, Mary Jo Pooler. Mary K . . Holt er , Leona He nsley, Marcia Ke ll er. Durulhy Ritchie, Zelda Weber, Ada .Van Meter. Ethel Orr, l.etha NEW HOURS: Weekdays T i l7 p.m. Fridays Til 8 p.m. Saturdays Til7 p.m . Hayes. Good of the Order: Opal Hollun , Helen Wolf, Marcia Keller. Jean Summerfield. Alice Curtis, Betty Roush and Mary Jo Pooler. News re porters·: Mary K. Holler and Mary Jo Pooler . Team .Captain : Duro thy Hitchie. Council Captain: Mary K. Huller. Flower committee: Margaret Tuttle, Doris Koenig and Go ldie Frederick. Home and Or ph a ns Com mittee . Inzy Newe ll , Car la Ch evalier , Eil een Ma rtin, Mae Spence r , Cha rlotte Grant, M~rgaret Tuttle and Erma Cleland. Flagbearers: Margaret Tullle with Goldie Frederick, assis tant, and Dorothy Mye rs Doris Grueser, with assistan t. Pianist : Helen Wolf. ·Kitchen com mitt ee:. JanuHry, Dorothy Ritchie, Duris Gru eser, Marc ia Ke ller; February. Mary K. Huller, Thelma White, Doroth y Lawson; March·. Sadie Trussell, Margaret Tuttle, Charlotte Grant; April , Mary Showalter, Helen Wolf, lnzy Newell; May , Opal Hollon , Erma Cleland, Ethel Orr; June . Millie Dill. Helen Boa tright and Thelma While; Jul y, Belly Roush, Mary J o Pooler, Ada Van Me ter: YolK old watch 11 ' worth money toward/ anew lulo.Q. let"& tat~ llidU! Broni on your old watcheny milke . U11ce. an)' condilion.and - ·11 ilppl, it towards the pu•chn,. ol a new B ~klva . Take ,ouf choice ~ ic k, neoY fn hion watches c• •lch and reaat trad1llon.t !rom models. In both l~d"" ' stytn. Coma down and tal~ tt q ulek, white Blfl ButoYI! Siate TrAde -In is stilt On! A. !l.,bwol dooi1•• molo a1 7 rt,..lwM ~~ ~~~~~ IIII·OIOI!UIC~ tnulol Ill. •......., .. I. Colt..S"' ooll<!ruhc -~~ 12 ~ " IIKO . IIIU Gill. J1 Jl"'ll. $110. ~. ~ I~IJ~I"'I dla!IIMII .... u )2Q"tklc:lll<l • ~l.tdd; ll ' "· I. 171'"''· 2] )rwol ••!"""!" •liloi~II!M • l~ 0.) /can. !1111 ' " · -· ••dlol. sn. l ~::~:~.~::~::f.~~· li•l brocelol ll ,....to ttiO. • Jmportant Announcement From ... POMEROY MERCHANTS Effective. January 9, 1976 Open Friday Til ' Shop Saturday TjJ~ I' 5 t ... "'( These stores will obseroe these new shopping hours: Elberfelds 18'~PORTABLE COLOR TV • Quasar 053000 100% Solid State Modular Chassi&. • "lnsta-Matlc" Color Tuning • Plug-in Citcu~ Modules • Instant Picture and Sound • Energy Saver Switch • Bright Picture Tube Modal WPSQ!~ By the time you wipe up the OtJUnced fur .Jan . 14 f..tl 1he l'uuncilcJr's In 1974, President Nixon den ied charges that he gra nted favors to milk producers and International Telephone & Telegraph in return for campaign contributions. ENJOY THE COLORS OF goo 91JUlshed from today's hot e:tn- August, Eilzabeth Hayes, Esther Hide nour , Jean SWllnJerrield : September, Goldie Frederi ck, Mae l•: ll'ctiun ami d tU' in).! his huspit~ li·u-11 iun . He ins1 allt~1iot\ of 4Jffin•rs 1s nHW ;_tl home . 1\ mcctin~ ~~r lhe Pe~st highlighh·d l h t• Tm·~tl:... y 1n gll l t 'II ESTEH The lwavy snu""'iall aJid the dosing of :-it'h•)nls brnul-(ht ll JC'l'lifl~ o f Chester Cuundl a cane{• IJ(::Ition fl'f lhl' ~i rl Sl'O UI leadl•rs ' lllt'l'liug 11l;umt'd :t2:1. Do!llgh iL·rs 111" A111crica , for last night at the Pomeroy Element;H·y Schml. hul ilK' !lt..•ld at I he hall. I fleeting has been rescheduled for next Thursf iCJY, Mr:-; . Pal l>t'llUty Dorothy Hi te hic Thoma, service unit director, reports. installed the - off ic:c rs as Till' meeting will he ht'ld fr01n 7 to 8::m p.m. and to lx• fullu ws: Letha Wuud, considered will be the observance or International Th inking rt'J)I"Csentalive tu Ste:ete Day and the annual Girl Scout cookie sale . Scs~iun; Mary Newell, inside . Mrs. Thoma reJXIrls the organi1.alion of two new troops. scn 1incl ; Cha rlotte r.rant, Salem Center Brownie Troop 1042 has as its leader, Mrs . Le ta ou1 side se nl.inel ; Ethel Orr, Fetty of Langsville. Becky Triplett of Pomeroy, a tea cher al 1rc~tsurer ; · Zelrl.i:! Weber , the Salem Center School is leaaer of the newly organize1i junior assis tan1 fimmcial secretary: troop there. Both troops meet at the school from 3:30 to 4 ::!0 on · Ada Neu1.zHng, assistant ·Thursdays. rCeorcli ng secretary; Ad~ Van Meter, financhd POMEROY BROWNIES 271 secretary ; Mary Ju ·Pv"ler, Meeting Monday night at the school. the Pomeroy _ rect1nli ng secre t;Jry ; Ada Brownies were a'warded their bicentennial patches for par- Bisse ll. assoc iat e vice ticipation in the "Sing" in November. Mrs. Vera Johnson , l'fluJwi.lor ; ~rh e lma White , leader, adv ises that the patch may be sewn on the left sleeve uf assue ioJ tc l'Ouncilor; Marcia the uniform. Membership cards were also presented to the Keller, junior past eounci lor ; girls. Leo na Hensley, assoc iate The Brownies wlll join the other two Pomeroy troops to jw1ior pas!" coun cil or, ond si ng their bicentennial songs for the Monday night Pomeroy Ma'c McPeak~ vice councilor . PI' A meeting . The scouts are to be atlhe school at 7: 15p.m. Wi 1h Mrs. KciJc r presiding, -- Mary Ann Pierre Jed in the pledge to the flag and Shelia the aud iting report was r ead Pullins led the promise. Games were played and refre5hments by Helen Wu Lr and acc:epled. seryed by Virginia I.ee. 11 \\' <I s reported that Eileen Marlin had been involved in MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 an automobHe accident . Mrs . 1976 Bicentennial Girl Scout calendars are still for sale by Elizabeth Hayes thanked ihe Middleport Juniors. The price is :;o cents and anyone .in- il1embers who. had sent her terested in purchasing a calendar may call 992-2675 or contact 'husband, John. cards. He a scout. remains a p~:~tient ~:~t the St. Meeting Monday night at Heath United Mell1odist ·c hurch , Joseph Hospital in Parkerswork on .. my community " badge was continued. Emphasis is lmrg. Mrs . Cleland al so on learning: more about the community in t11e bic:entenn ia l 1hankcd m¢mbers who se nt year. Plans were made fora visit to WMPO radio. card s to her husba nd, RtJss , Registration was discuued and members were reminded that the $2 fee is now past due. · "TOP·O-MATIC" Controls put the thermostat and blower adjustment knobs at your fingertips! Main Street ·. <-~hnul WARM MORNING 's "Carpet of Com blower syste m pours out co m.lbrtlng heat under the lull width of the cabinet ... spreading warmth all over the floors from watt to wall! EBERSBACH HARDWARE ·. ·:· By Charlene Hoeflich By PHIL I'ASTORET Butter was used in India as early as 2000 B.C., and the local beanery is still serving from the original churn . • 1)9/icious Char-Broiled Steaks 3rd St., Rac:ino, Ohio elecled president of l11e Middleport Literary Club at a meeting Wednesday afternoon at the h ome of Mrs. Nan Moore. Other officers named were Mrs. Charles McDaniel , vil'c president; Mrs. Ben Philson , secretary, ·and Mrs . Sibley Slack, treasurer. Mrs . Dwight Wallace presided al the meeting with members · telling the thing they f~nd most impressive about Washington. D. C. Mrs. James Euler was a guest at the meeting. "Washington's Cavalcade" by Charles Hurd was reviewed by Mrs . Arthur Strauss . She referred to Abigail Adams as the society leader of the day and the Smithsonian Inslilute as the mos t interestln~ buildi ng in those early years. For inaugura l balls. Preside nt FEED THEM! PIE Peaches, Mrs . Bernard Fultz was 'umol Beil li s, H a r v.u d B ee t s. Noodle s. po rat oes ( ma s h e d , haked , ho m e fries) SAlADS Applesauce , SYMPATHY FLOWERS e AMERICAN FLAGS Huwell . Ethel Gruescr ~Jnd Bertlm Pa rk er of th e Ladies /\u7{iliary uf tJ1e Velcrans Memuri a l Hospital \. .·orked on New Year's Day at the hospital. TO 2 P .M. MEATS HORSE _:p · new club president HDRalil• LOVE PURINA I' vis it ed Sund ay · wi th the ,Johttny Dougla s fclmily. f, yysv il)e. Mrs. Rul li Doug las, Guysville. Mrs. Larry W~l ke r ami Mrs . Lennie Lyons visited Mrs. where she Sehoul for IIWny years; was a membe r of lhc Smitl1-Capehart 140 American f,cginn Auxiliary , New Haven. and of lhc Mason Seniur Citizen,s. She se.rvert for many years ~Js ;1 4-H Club leader r&nd was <1cHve in many C:l dditional • Party NoveHies • Wall Plaques • Plates · Mr. and Mrs. Hai'luun .fox wilh ChwTh Slmday WE HAVE THE SUPPLIES !he loca l churc h. Mr . Huy Howell. Slwdyside spen 1 Ne\\' Year 's Day and lhe weekend aj his home here wit h his wi fe, Ida , and (la ughter m1d son-in-law, Mr. <Jn d Mrs. !.<Wry Walker. Mr . Rubert Barton is a pd llen l in Vcl er:m s Memorial Husp ifat. Mrs. K;Jthy Pullins ha s been rep(lrted ill . Ml' . Rober1 Neal. Harrisburg:. Pa. called un friends recen1l y. Mrs. Nancy Hmv:u·d ~md Darlene Douglas, Guysville. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Fox. recellLiY for ust' during Baptist 1 t.~ught LOOKING AHEAD FOR THOSE BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS! ll1e wDrk t)f the laboratur y. SUNDAY MENU JANUARY ·!! 8 A.M. untou ched '76. program One "Dinner Dates" __ We have a whole pndful of '75 New Year's resolutions - She also was an acti ve member of the H(::lrtford projects in the Bend . area throughout her me. Mrs . Aumiller was born December 15, 1895, in New llnven . a dHu~htcr of the late Richard and Susan Elizabeth Roush Grinstead and was the widow of Samuel R. Amniller. Survivors inc luPe t wo daughters, Mr s. Wilbur 1 Frances) Stewart. Mason, and Mrs. Gerald t Maxine ) Arn old, Hartford ; three sisters , ·Mt,s. Melvin I Helen ) Knapp , Mrs. Fred lElia 1 .Roush . bul.h Letart. and Mrs. f' loyd I Al-ice) Miller of Marietta. Ohio; four brothers, Thomas and Walter Grin s te ad .· New Haven; Richard Grinstead , C<tnlon , Mrs. Fultz.:chosen 0 ., Robert Grinstead, Albany, 0 ., and these grandl'hildren : Gerald !Gary 1Stewart, Letart, Point rcontimll'd on page 9) WERNER . .RADIO & T.V • Middleport, Ohio - New York Clothing House Ebersbach Hdwe. Marguerite's . Shoes Hartley's ·Shoes Chapm'an's Shoes I Pom~roy . Ben Franklin Store K&C Jewelers The Fabric Shop Moore's Store Goessler's Jewelry ' . I �5- The Daily Sentinel, Middle)Xlrt-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Jan . 9.1976 1976 ~ MrS. Aumiller, civic leader, Cage statistics TEAM STATISTICS F1eld Goal P er centag e Team FGM FGA Pet Logan 11 )1~7 1/.l, W averly 106 23\1 .J .t.l Gal l rpo!is 11 ~ H.t 410 Meigs 100 238 410 Jackson 96 21 1 398 lron!on 1f1 29J 3/8 Alhe n s 95 258 368 We 11s lon 98 288 J-10 Free Throw Pcrcenlag c FTM · FTA Pet . Wave rly J3 72 5~7 GolllipoliS 58 98 ';,(J7 Ironton JS 76 -~~? Meigs 64 11 3 5 66 We llston 58 IOJ S'.J8 Logan 55 105 S1 J 1\thens J8 91 521 Jackson :!8 5~ 509 REBOUNDS No . G Pet . Tearn 1875 ]7-1 Wellston lronlon 186 5 p 1 Gallipol is 11 J 5 34 Athens 17.j s J.l 8 Waverly lJO S 26 0 Logan 129 · 525 8 Meigs 117 S 25 •I J ackson 11 5 523C PERSONAL FOUL'S T eam No . G Avg . Athe n s 76 5 15 2 Ironton 82 5 16 .t Jackson . !!3 S t6 6 - Logan 87 5 11 4 Gallipo l is 90 5 19 0 We llston 9V 5 19 8 Meigs 100 :. 20 o Waverly 10.1 5 20 8 • I.NDI VIDUA,L LEADERS Field Got~ I Perc e ntage Name , Tet~m FGM · FGA P el . See I. L. Whaley . Wav . ·oavena , Wav . Hol s inger , W~JV Hawk . L 2~ 545 536 5 16 ·.189 J71 JJ 18 51 16 3 I ?3 J7 2~ 51 Free Throw Perce ntaq c Name , Team FTM · FTA Pe t . ro td en , G . 202J BJ3 Ran.dolph , M 13 16 8 13 faulkner ./\ . 152 1 71-1 Holsinger . wav 17 27 630 Wha tey. Wav , 9 15 600 REBOUND S. Name} .Team No . G Avg . fitzpatrick . I 7 1 S 1-l '} Cho nko , /\ . 60 S 12.0 Fau1kner •. A . 58 5 11 .6 Mea dows. M .rq s ~ .9 6 McKi nn iss. Wei. .:a 5 9.6 NOTE : These total s do not include l ea gtre game s fr o m Tuesday , Jan . 6 . - OVERALL SCOR IN G (As of JOln . 31 Name. T ea m FG FT F ts Avg . Hern . Mi l 66 55 18 7 26 7 Wa rd , WL 6.! 2.1 151 25 3 Sul livan . NY 60 20 160 22 5 Logan , NG 70 17 157 22 ~ Bu tcher. , FH .tJ 30 liB 19 7 James. NG 61 13 137 19 6 ·Ta t tersvn . PP 38 lJ 90 18 0 McBroom . Log 5-J 16 l'JJ 17. 7 Reed. A l ex - 59 30 138 17 3 Lew.is .. ;T r I .J3 J.l 120 17 . 1 SEOAL SCORING Nam e, Team F(i FT P' s McBroom , L 33 II 77 T . f-ol d en , G 26 20 72 Snowden , G 30 10 70 ,Qna-~.!'::.r1.P.PX..~~.M....._J .t 20 6~ ,. 1 zpa fi'"Jc... . JO 6 6~ 2S 15 65 f au l kne r . " Holsinge r . Wav13 17 63 GilL Wei '16 ~ 61 See l. L 24 13 61 Meadows , M 2-1 12 60 1 S.YAC SCORING Name , Team FG FT Pts Loga n . NG 58 13 11 9 Jame·s , N G 53 11 117 Bush , sw 33 10 76 H a lley , HT 3.! 21 89 Sh affer . HT 36 1.1 86 Sc hafer . SV 19 J .12 Metzner , KC 20 4 .1.1 Brow n , So ulh ,. 15 2 51 Cai n . s v 14 2 JO t Gr.ate , s w 20 s. -L8 Avg 19 3 1J .. .l IJ 0 13.6 IJ .O 13 0 12 .6 11 .2 11 .2 12 .0 A119 2) .5 19 .5 15 .2 14 .8 1·1 3 1.1.0 11 ·0 lO .•t 10.0 96 '" .... ,' \fH~ · . ~ ·' 0 I} 1 ..... 116 '>"/ I 1\)7 .. {) 100 '•0 0 19 I 19 I 1.'~ 176 16 ,, 16 0 "}9tl I f, ~ J T(•am l rn 11ton r,1 ce North Galli<l Gallipolis J ack.son <..outpc r n H,l n • H~n . l A l hC'n~ 368 ·16 ll .HI I 1)7 -i7 6 .18 I 319 .lH ·I 10~ . P oi n t Pl ci!Srllll Vinton (OlJ!ll y v. aver1y · Loqan 1/,' cllsto n Easlr>rn Meigs t ~df'r<ll ll oc l. inq t.Jexn nder I< yqe r Avq . Pl ~ ~0 6 )'1 .1 .( 1.( '10 6 ?7 0 S·l 0 ~ .Ill 18 ~ .t - 19 ~ 6 SIMON'S PIC-A-PAIR N_EW HOURS: Weekdays Til s Fridays TiiB . Saturdays Til6 • sc hoo ls. ~~ 0 57 0 ~1 5 ~ll 0 .'1 8 7 w1 .1:.6 ] .!~ .)....) ) :,'} 35) .175 PRO.JECT INITfATI<:D The schedu led Scienre Cn-Op pm~retm twtwPI'rl !···~~~~· Miner<:ll. ~almma HighSchool and the Voca1iomd Ccn1er w;1 s l>eJ.:un last Srn unb ~ i11 ~dnd 1 sdence ~t udt..• n1 s fromlh£' l1igh SC'houl spend Saturda.vs in thr> 1-"oult• Mmcr;rl l .;: lu t!"<tt t w~ l'i <"tu n•d, left to righl: Jof1n HoffnHln , c hirf <tJ WI~ st uf Fon1t• Minl'r:tl. Wcd1illlli t 1'ri ndp;d I .<1r 'ry Sc:lwyt:•rs: and Phil Ferrell , une of l tll' students Jktrticipa ling in the projrt ·l. 59 ,) 1?-1 60 6 373 61 6 Cree~ 1/. •1nen Local r..c1 pr e )77 6'1 8 5? 1 65 1 ).t6 68 3 ~O UihWC'51Crn N e l sonville 't ork. -19·1 500 10 3 70 6 7 I .1 -160 76 7 .1n 1 rim ble V\ il r\ ilnl [l Miller o.,ymntes Vo1lley FRIDAY • SEOAL . I' 111ens ill Ga ll ipolis I ronton a t Logan · .l .:~ckson ill Meigs V... el i SIO n at V'. a veri~· TRI · VAL L EY V. arre n Local at Al e";l(ander P.el pre a l Ne l sonville 't o r k. I eder.11 Hoc kinq a t Vinton ColJn ty SVAC E nste rn ;u Nor.rh Ga llia 1< yg e r Cree ~ at H an n a n 1 ra ce O THER S ~out h ern at W ahamn Ro c k Hill Ell ~ ymm~es V all ey Trimble a l Miller Poin t Plesant a·l RClvenswood SA TURD AY SVAC E.1stern at '. olJihwestcrn OTHERS Park.cr s blJrg Cit!ttolic fll 1/'. arr e n Loca l · . C. yn1mes Valley at t a i rland Berne Un ion ~1t M i ll er TUESDAY , JAN . 13 ' We llslon a1 Vinlon Cou nt y Ea s l e rn .JI ! c der.JI Ho c ~inq 1/'Ja•er ford a t ~ Oulh e'rn Nitro at Point Pleasan t N OTE : The At hens - Logan Sou th e a s tern Ohi o Alh l ctit: L eolgve qa m e which had been sc heduled for Tue sday , Jiln . 21 at LoQan ha s been re · ~c h c duled for Fr i day , F eb . 20 . Foote, Wahama laun~h Science C~-op l.HAHAM STAT ION- The new Scienc:e Ci1 -0p Progre~m of W e~ l ti.lma Higl1 ~c houl began las t Sa1 urday when Ph il FmT ell, a Wahama se ni o r wa s welcoined at Fe~o 1 e Min eral laboratory to s lm·l 1.1 lhrec \\ eek un the site obser vati on of chemictd analysis. Prese nt fp r~ 1·he Initial ion of tlte project were John Huff ll\(111. chief cmalvsl: Lany . ·. Suwyl'rs. Walwma pri ncipal: MorJ,.\an Br<:1gg. Science Department chair111an. and Fa rrell. Uq<ll'l' 1he prognuu Phil ~H•.I her Wctlr; tm <l screncc st udents .\\ill spend Jilrce Sal urdays a t 1he la bura lory where lhcy wi ll receive inst rul'li u rt arul cx pl' ric~lt'C in • OHIO COLL EGE BASKETBALL RECORDS Th ro ugh games of Jan . 7 Uni1ed ~ress h'tternafional Mid- American Conferenc e Conf erence All Gam es · w . I. pet . w. 1. p e t . w Mien 2 o 1.000 9 o t.ooo · M i ami 2 0 1.000 6 4 . 600 Ohio U I 0 1.000 4 .I . 500 Kent S1 I 0 1 000 5 J .55 6 To ledo I 1 .500 5 5 .500 Ba ll Sl I I .500 6 3 .667 Bwg Gree n 1 1 . 500 .j 6 400 C Mich 0 2 .000 '' 6 . 400 E Mich 0 2 000 .I 6 400 "N Ill 0 2 .000 2 8 .200 Ohio Conte.rence North Oi11i sio n Conference All Gt~m es w. I. pet. ~· 1. p e t H delberg 1 0 1.000 6 · '1 .750 Mt Union 1 ·o 1.000 .1 5 . 44~ Wooste r I 0 l. OGO 8 4 667 Ba ld Wa l 0 0 000 2 7 ?.22 Kenyoti Ol 1 .000 7 3 ~:700 Ob.erl in 0 1 .000 4 4 .500 O il io Nor o 1 .000 6 6 · .500 · Av g . South Divi sio n 73 .0 Conference Ov erall 71.6 w. I. pet. w. I. rJCt 69 .2 Willenbrg 1 0 1.000 8 1 869 66 .3 Otte rb ein 1 0 1.000 8 3 . 7"n 6 J . 7 Musk i n gum 62 .0 .o .ooo· 6 2 .750 60 4 Ohio Wes 0 0 000 2 5 _286 60 .2 Capila! 0 0 . . 000 9 4 .69 '} 5~ . 9 D eni son 0 I .000 4 5 . 444 :08 .7 Marietta 0 1 .000 6 5 545 56.9 Other s TEAM RANKED EFFENSIVELY Pt s T ea m 5 11 No rth .Gal l ia 573 Nelsonville York .115 Warren Local A l exand er 53 0 4J6 M it1er 372 Trimbl e 302 PO in l Pl easa n t Federal Hocking 361 JIV Wah am a Jll Sou lhern 455 Hannan Tra ce -151 5 6 . ~ Vinton County J50 56 . 3 l-ogan J,l8 56 .0 lrOniQn 1-f,AHTFORIJ. W. Va . Mrs . Mary Fr <:Jru~es Grins!ecul Aumill e r , 80, di ed Wednesday ar her residence here fr,Jiowing a one year's illn{'ss. She wCJs nne uf th e pe rsons instrumental in ubstaining a water system in Hart£urd , WO::ts a re tire d employe of the Liverpool Sail Cump;1ny uf Htntford , a member of !lie Mason County OemtH." ratic Women 's Or~anization and an active sttp[Mlrler of ath letics ond prograrns in th e Bend TEAMS f.t ti.t U<E O DEFENSIVELY Tet~m a dies in her Hartford home ~ll1 i\'C'•(l" \..\ i!Vl'rlv G.1lii!PIJ I I'5 l 'e lpr e Y.. Pllsron Jil Cio.!.(lfl O.,Q u 111 wec;Jcrn f'• h Cll!. lo.. yqt'r (rf'('l-. " Yilllll!'" V ,l llt•v E.Js tro rn : ' o Cen tr a l St Yngs to wn St Ci nc in n ati · Findlay As hland Wrig ht Sl John Ca rroll Akro n B l u ll lon Dayl on Walsh Xa v ier Defiance Cedarville Ti ff in Malon e Steubenvi l le Case Ws tn Rio Grande Oh io St H iram Urb ana • Ohio Dm n ic an 'Cie</e St Wl /m i n'g lon W l 10 6 10 9 8 Pet. l 1 .909 .857 .833 .a 18 .800 .800 .66 7 625 . sss .54 5 .545 . 545 . 538 .500 .500 467 461 .428 417 2 2 2 8 .2 4 ') 5 3 5 J 6 5 6 5 6 5 7 6 6 6 6 7 6 3 5 6 a 7 4 7 2 6 400 4 .333 4 2 9 5 . 307 2BS 2" 9 ' 18 1 1 13 .071 4 'Laurel Oil£ News Notes ~" Sa bbath School at tendance Jan . 4 at the Free Methodist Chur ch was 78 persdns. Presen l for worship ser\'ice~ were 40 people. Mr. and Mrs. Phill Wise, McConnelsville , altended w ors h ip ser\' ice at ' The pw·ptl.S l' of 1hc program prov ide s1 udcn ls with al'1 u<Jl l;d)lJI'u tory tcdm iqucs in real wurk situalions. Cr e amed Chicken, Roast Bee t . H amb urg er Sl t:a H, Flounder Fi sh , H am . · VEGETABLES " I can 't talk olnymor c n ow, Alice George •S an11ious to get to the Ste a mboat 1nn for dinner! " Slaw, Collage Cheese, Tossed . Pur.1pkin , Cherry. Apple , OPEN WEEKDAYS 6 .AM to 8:30 PM ~ 59 N. Second St. Phone 99~ - 5560 CHOWS KINGSBUHY - Sgt. and Mrs. Richard Dean were honored with a bela ted bridal shower wl1en they returned home after 15 months in Thailand . The shower \'as held in the Carleton Ch un.: h social room by Mrs. Janeth Beal. Mrs . Karla Chevalier, Mrs . Linda Well, Mr s. Yvon ne YoWlg, Mrs. Helen Dais and Mrs . Sad ie CCJrl. The gift ta-ble was decortited in wh il e with whil e wedding bd ls ~mJ s1 reamers. The refre sh J. ~ Pnt table WH S ' cen tered with a 'lliniature bride and a large ca ke decorated in pink and wi ,! te wi th "Co ngratula tions" wri1ten on i1 . Hefreshme nts of cake, coffee, punch. nut s aild minis were sel'\'ed vrter which t ~e cou ple opened their many gift s fr orn Mr. and Mrs. · 'Homer Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Huger Young. Mr and Mrs. . J oh n W. Dean , Mr . and Mrs. Jack Warner. Mr . an d Mrs. J im Proffitt , Mrs . Neva King, Mr . and Mrs .• Jol)li A. Dean , ~1r--,__(::lnd Mrs. · Paul Paynter, Mr. and Mrs . !.loyd Ki ng, Mrs . Evely n Well , a complete fee<f. . . no hay needed r-:,:~j~.j horsemen's favorite for over 50 years . •*******************~ : !• MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE E ! • MODERN SUPPLY o. • Middleport Ohio :• : •*********************• ~ 399 W. Main St. 992 -2164 POmeroy, THE STORE WITH " All KINOS OF STUFF" - FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS, LAWNS AND GA.RDC.Jo4S: Roy • L % Sout h I lorida ~~ R8 W Ken tucky RO N C Char lotte "66 N .C /1. &T 68 N ew Or l eans 70 ~ amtord 68 So I l orida 8B Di ckinso n .'.i5 OFF Midw es t Cleve land St 61 Kenyo n 6U Illinoi s ':.1 9'! W Ill. 79 Kent St . 66 St. 1 ranc is CPa ) 60 Mi chiga n 106 W i sco nsin 81 Minneso t u 77 Ill inoi s 68 Mo 51. Lo ui s 73 V'im . Jewel l 61 Norlhwes lern lO S Mich'ir.~an Sl . It's here. . The new small car with the accent on co1nfort. ON ALL MERCHANDISE - • So uthw est No Ari zona 82 Idaho 61 Or al Rob erts 73 K .Jns.Js 70 Is Volare economical? West Den ver 111 Tex as 1\rl ington 85 Nevada Las Vegas 90 Seattle 89 Oregon St. 60 So .' California 70 . Sa,n Diego SL 92 lowa ~t. 75 Santa Barbara 92 Port land 75 UCLA 62 Or e-gon 6 1 Utah 62 Ulah ~ 1. 80 and Rrian Well , Mr . a nd Mrs. F.ugenc. Smil11, Mr. <.md Mrs . Ray Huush, Mr . and Mrs. Wallace Hatfield. Mr . a nd Mrs. Russell Well. Also. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wuod ~md Ronnie, Mr. and Mr$. Steve Smit h, Mr. and Mrs. 1'\owland Dais, Mr . an.d Mrs . 11alph Ca rl , Mr . and Mrs. Homer Goodwin, Mr . and Mrs. Elmo Smitl1, Mr . and Mrs. Donald Yoho, Mrs. Iunc1Brickles and family , Mr. ctnd Mrs Kirk Cheva lier , M·r. an d Mr s. Richard H uud~r s h elt , Mr . and Mrs. Dan n MwTay. Mr . <llld Mrs . Wayne Bea l, Mr . ;md Mrs. Steve Brickles. Mr . and Mrs . Virgil Cm·J and fillllil y, Mrs. !Siizabelh Murray , Mr. and Mrs. Charles King ; Mr . and Mrs. Ch arle~ Sayre , Mr . and :'>Irs , Kennet h Markins, Mr . ~m ~l Mr~ . JtJe Hnll , Mr , a nd Mrs. Glenn f .ce, Mr . and Mrs. San f11rd Well, Mr . HIHl Mrs. Bi ll Spatlfl , Mr . · and Mrs . Garold Gi lkey. Mr . and Mrs. Rubcrl Hied , Mr . and Mrs . Clair Waggoner , Mr. and Mrs. Walt er Terrell and Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Hartley . Rarbant 'STOREWIDE a Sf B9 also c redited with bringing ga·mbling intu Washington. Mrs. Strauss noted that President ('h~\·eland was the first president married in the White House. that William H. Tafl was a gamb ler , and that President Coolidge was the least social. She described Pt·esident Wilson as . a homebody whose wife died while he was in the White House and lie wailed less lht:lll a year to remarry . Roosevelt and his New Deal. the Declaration of War in 1941. and the prominence of Walter Reed Hos pital were a ls o disc ussed b'y . Mrs. Strauss in her review of the historical. colorful and enlerlaining book on the pr~fession or presidenui .and 1he development Of Washington. Couple given shower /'.rmy 7 1 Ki ng 's PI .f'i D ~ l awa r e 70 ~.~onlclair 65. ROYAL CROWN YES! BOTTLING COMPANY According to E.PA. est im ates. the Volare Wagon with standa rd 6 and manual transmission. got 30 mpg highway. 18 mpg city. Volare Coupe and Sedan got 27 mpg highway a n·d 18 mpg city, Of course, your ac tu al mileage may di ller. depend ing on d,[iving habit s. the conditi on of yo ur Middleport ---·-' This lsVolare affordable? YES! The price below is the manufacturer's suggested retail price of the Votare Coupe excluding state a nd loca l taxes a nd destination charges. heritage house Is Volare roomy? YES! Your 1'hom MeAn Store Wh en we des1gned Volare . we reserved the sma!!ness for the MIDDLEPORT, OHIO outside . In fact. the Votare 4-Door Sedan is the roomiest car .in it s class. And the Vo lare Wagon is the roomiest .small ·wagon you can buy ! Comfortable "Wall- To- Wall' Warm Floor Heat. Choose a Gar and op l iona l eq uipment. ' Ularm morning CliiWSI.f.K Plymoutfi - Is For THE BIRDS and Sunflo~er _.,..._ Gas Heater STORE HOURS: __________ Monday~ Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday , Saturday 7i3btos :oo FridaytitBp .m. •• •• • Seed • .Cracked Corn • ••• •• ' TOM RUE MOTORS uRea/ Old·F<I."ihioned Hom(• C•mkui~...~ ! Vases from '10.00 Baskets from 112.50 Sprays from 115.00 Thu rsday's Co ll cgC' Baske t ba ll Res ults Bv U ni l cd Prc'i>'i> lnl('rnil ti o nal ~teamboat In~ ' To Soften Sorrow Grant's was lis ted as the most elabora1e while hl' was Dial 949 -2515 . ,. • '•• • 399 South 3nl Middleport, 0. ~GI;r,,s~~~·;=-~iSi';;Y •• • • Chester Council installs offic~rs POMEROY BROWNIES 76 A practit'C for lbe "Sing" of bicentennial songs wa s held al the Tuesday meeting ol Troop 7& at the Pomeroy Elementa ry School. The Brownies will join the two other Pomeroy troops to sing al the Pomeroy PTA m.ting Monday ni ght. Debbie Werry led in the pledge to the fiag and the Brownie promise lo open the meeting. POMEROY JUNIORS 1180 . --, New patrol leaders were elected at the Tuesday night meet inK of the Pomeroy Juniors. · · · Elected were : Love Bug Patrol, Angie Triplett, leader;" Barbara Whitla tch, assistant leader; TanUlly Pettit, game leade r ; and Hobin McDaniel, song leader. Eagle : Tammy Capehart, leader; P.11tly l:luffy. assisw n! ; Amy Sisson, ga me leader, and Carolyn Casto, song lead er. Blue Jays: Carta DeMoss, leader; Angelia Curtis, assistant lea der; Dixie Eblin, game leader, and Angela Hubbard. song leader. The juniors practiced for the flag ceremony a l the Pomeroy PI' A meeting Monday night. OES holds installation H1\CINE - 1 Qflil:.ers for presenltld gifts from tl1eir 1976 were installed a[ the officers. Mrs. Diddle was December meeting of Racine presented the past matron's Chapter 134, Order of Eastern jewel. Star . Howard Skull, wor thy Ins ta ll ed were Barbara grand patron, and Mar)' Roush , wdrthy matron; ·Skull, repr e~ entati ve tu .James Roush, worthy Oklahoma. were presented patron ; Ca therin e Wnod, and invited to the East. as~ocia t e ' matrOn ; Hobert Installing officers were Wo od , associate patron; Louise. and William Stewart, Gre1 ta Simpson , secretilry ; ins talling offi cers; Laura Ch lorus Grimm ~ treasurer: Cir c le·, invitin g marshal : Louise Stewart, conductress; Cora Webb and Opal Diddle, Do nna John so n, associa te installing marshals; Shirley conductress; Ben Philson, , johnson, organi i(j lionist ; c haplain ; Laura Circle, Leo na Hensley , chaplain ; mars ha l ; Jan Norr is·, , Ella Smith, conductress; organist; Barbara · Dugan, Sarah Bechtle, warder, and Ada; Beulah Stobarl, Huth ; Clifford Murris, sentinel. Lillian Weese. Es ther; The new worthy matron Charlotte Wa msley, Mar tha ; an(l worthy patron, Barbara Margaret West, Elect a; ~nd James Rou.s h , gave Le tha MOrris, warder : Hele n acceptance speeches and a Pickens, se ntinel , a nd Cora talk was given by Skull, the · Webb. Leona Hemsley and worthy ·grand patron. Clifford Morris, trustees. .Gues ts and members were During the ope nin g se rved refreshments in the ceremony Opal Diddle and dining room. Ben Philson were honored for their se rvi ces as worthy mal ron and worthy patron for the pas t year by an addendum and they were Meigs carolers visit residents The J unior Business Offir.e Educat ion t BOE I Club uf · Mei~s High School recently werlt caroling in the area . 'One uf the places they vis ited was the Meigs County Infirmary \\•here they presented fruit baskets to the residents .. F't1llowilig Hte caroling, they went to the home or Jayne Hut ch i so n f or a Ch ri stmas party. Pizza was served and Christmas carcds were sung with Julia Hut· ellison acco mpe~n yi n g the group on the piano. Att ending were Vickie Might·. Pam Offenbe r ge r, Vicki Joh nston, Opal Dyer, "Te resa Musser, Jackie King, Che ryl Barnhart, Da rlen e Bar rell, Cher yl Kennedy , Teresa Brown, Sherri Vining, Mrs . Em ily Sprague, Mrs. Jesse Might and David, Mrs. Belly Hutchison, Julia, Jayne and Joyce Hutchison. '76 BIRTHDAY HONORED Mr. and Mr s. George Morris. Linc oln Hill . entertained Sunday with a party · celebrating lhe four th birth· day of their grandson, John Hewet Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson. Guests ~ were Mr . and Mrs. William H. Anderson, Erin, Kristin and Billy, Mr. and ~rs . John Anderson, John and Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. ·James Anderson ·and Jamie, Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson and Barbara. dog. you're too mad to notice how little meal you got for your six bits . Spe1.1cer, and Mary Newell ; Ada Morris, Thelma White, llall, 7::10 ro .m. Mrs . lnzy Newell and Mrs. Ethel Orr will b~ hostesses . The Ira veling prize donated by Mrs . Mary K. Huller was won by Mrs . Ritchie . CummiHees fur 1976 were appoi nltld and include : Delinquent : Ada Van Meter, Ethel Orr and Zelda Weber. •Wayns and Means: Mary K. Huller. Sadie Trussell, Thelma White, Dorothy I.aw sun , Dorothy Myers, DtJr is Koenig, Mary Newell, Mary Showalter and Mary Q(' t!J ber , Charlotte Grant, Jue Bissell. Club we:ts Doris KfJenig , ·' , Bissell, WU 0 u!-i n'da Elizabeth Hayes, Goldie Wolfe. lnzy Newell •. Mary Newell, Mabel Van Meter. DorothY'· Myers, and 7.elda Weber ; November, Dorothy Ritchie, C~trl~ Chevalier , Eileen Marlin ; December, Mary K. Hotter, Dorothy l.awson., Duris Grueser. SIMON'S MARKET Attending the met•ling wert Hetty Housh, Erma Cleland. Helen Wolf. Margaret Tuttle , Mae McPeek, Ada Neutzling, Mary Jo Pooler. Mary K . . Holt er , Leona He nsley, Marcia Ke ll er. Durulhy Ritchie, Zelda Weber, Ada .Van Meter. Ethel Orr, l.etha NEW HOURS: Weekdays T i l7 p.m. Fridays Til 8 p.m. Saturdays Til7 p.m . Hayes. Good of the Order: Opal Hollun , Helen Wolf, Marcia Keller. Jean Summerfield. Alice Curtis, Betty Roush and Mary Jo Pooler. News re porters·: Mary K. Holler and Mary Jo Pooler . Team .Captain : Duro thy Hitchie. Council Captain: Mary K. Huller. Flower committee: Margaret Tuttle, Doris Koenig and Go ldie Frederick. Home and Or ph a ns Com mittee . Inzy Newe ll , Car la Ch evalier , Eil een Ma rtin, Mae Spence r , Cha rlotte Grant, M~rgaret Tuttle and Erma Cleland. Flagbearers: Margaret Tullle with Goldie Frederick, assis tant, and Dorothy Mye rs Doris Grueser, with assistan t. Pianist : Helen Wolf. ·Kitchen com mitt ee:. JanuHry, Dorothy Ritchie, Duris Gru eser, Marc ia Ke ller; February. Mary K. Huller, Thelma White, Doroth y Lawson; March·. Sadie Trussell, Margaret Tuttle, Charlotte Grant; April , Mary Showalter, Helen Wolf, lnzy Newell; May , Opal Hollon , Erma Cleland, Ethel Orr; June . Millie Dill. Helen Boa tright and Thelma While; Jul y, Belly Roush, Mary J o Pooler, Ada Van Me ter: YolK old watch 11 ' worth money toward/ anew lulo.Q. let"& tat~ llidU! Broni on your old watcheny milke . U11ce. an)' condilion.and - ·11 ilppl, it towards the pu•chn,. ol a new B ~klva . Take ,ouf choice ~ ic k, neoY fn hion watches c• •lch and reaat trad1llon.t !rom models. In both l~d"" ' stytn. Coma down and tal~ tt q ulek, white Blfl ButoYI! Siate TrAde -In is stilt On! A. !l.,bwol dooi1•• molo a1 7 rt,..lwM ~~ ~~~~~ IIII·OIOI!UIC~ tnulol Ill. •......., .. I. Colt..S"' ooll<!ruhc -~~ 12 ~ " IIKO . IIIU Gill. J1 Jl"'ll. $110. ~. ~ I~IJ~I"'I dla!IIMII .... u )2Q"tklc:lll<l • ~l.tdd; ll ' "· I. 171'"''· 2] )rwol ••!"""!" •liloi~II!M • l~ 0.) /can. !1111 ' " · -· ••dlol. sn. l ~::~:~.~::~::f.~~· li•l brocelol ll ,....to ttiO. • Jmportant Announcement From ... POMEROY MERCHANTS Effective. January 9, 1976 Open Friday Til ' Shop Saturday TjJ~ I' 5 t ... "'( These stores will obseroe these new shopping hours: Elberfelds 18'~PORTABLE COLOR TV • Quasar 053000 100% Solid State Modular Chassi&. • "lnsta-Matlc" Color Tuning • Plug-in Citcu~ Modules • Instant Picture and Sound • Energy Saver Switch • Bright Picture Tube Modal WPSQ!~ By the time you wipe up the OtJUnced fur .Jan . 14 f..tl 1he l'uuncilcJr's In 1974, President Nixon den ied charges that he gra nted favors to milk producers and International Telephone & Telegraph in return for campaign contributions. ENJOY THE COLORS OF goo 91JUlshed from today's hot e:tn- August, Eilzabeth Hayes, Esther Hide nour , Jean SWllnJerrield : September, Goldie Frederi ck, Mae l•: ll'ctiun ami d tU' in).! his huspit~ li·u-11 iun . He ins1 allt~1iot\ of 4Jffin•rs 1s nHW ;_tl home . 1\ mcctin~ ~~r lhe Pe~st highlighh·d l h t• Tm·~tl:... y 1n gll l t 'II ESTEH The lwavy snu""'iall aJid the dosing of :-it'h•)nls brnul-(ht ll JC'l'lifl~ o f Chester Cuundl a cane{• IJ(::Ition fl'f lhl' ~i rl Sl'O UI leadl•rs ' lllt'l'liug 11l;umt'd :t2:1. Do!llgh iL·rs 111" A111crica , for last night at the Pomeroy Element;H·y Schml. hul ilK' !lt..•ld at I he hall. I fleeting has been rescheduled for next Thursf iCJY, Mr:-; . Pal l>t'llUty Dorothy Hi te hic Thoma, service unit director, reports. installed the - off ic:c rs as Till' meeting will he ht'ld fr01n 7 to 8::m p.m. and to lx• fullu ws: Letha Wuud, considered will be the observance or International Th inking rt'J)I"Csentalive tu Ste:ete Day and the annual Girl Scout cookie sale . Scs~iun; Mary Newell, inside . Mrs. Thoma reJXIrls the organi1.alion of two new troops. scn 1incl ; Cha rlotte r.rant, Salem Center Brownie Troop 1042 has as its leader, Mrs . Le ta ou1 side se nl.inel ; Ethel Orr, Fetty of Langsville. Becky Triplett of Pomeroy, a tea cher al 1rc~tsurer ; · Zelrl.i:! Weber , the Salem Center School is leaaer of the newly organize1i junior assis tan1 fimmcial secretary: troop there. Both troops meet at the school from 3:30 to 4 ::!0 on · Ada Neu1.zHng, assistant ·Thursdays. rCeorcli ng secretary; Ad~ Van Meter, financhd POMEROY BROWNIES 271 secretary ; Mary Ju ·Pv"ler, Meeting Monday night at the school. the Pomeroy _ rect1nli ng secre t;Jry ; Ada Brownies were a'warded their bicentennial patches for par- Bisse ll. assoc iat e vice ticipation in the "Sing" in November. Mrs. Vera Johnson , l'fluJwi.lor ; ~rh e lma White , leader, adv ises that the patch may be sewn on the left sleeve uf assue ioJ tc l'Ouncilor; Marcia the uniform. Membership cards were also presented to the Keller, junior past eounci lor ; girls. Leo na Hensley, assoc iate The Brownies wlll join the other two Pomeroy troops to jw1ior pas!" coun cil or, ond si ng their bicentennial songs for the Monday night Pomeroy Ma'c McPeak~ vice councilor . PI' A meeting . The scouts are to be atlhe school at 7: 15p.m. Wi 1h Mrs. KciJc r presiding, -- Mary Ann Pierre Jed in the pledge to the flag and Shelia the aud iting report was r ead Pullins led the promise. Games were played and refre5hments by Helen Wu Lr and acc:epled. seryed by Virginia I.ee. 11 \\' <I s reported that Eileen Marlin had been involved in MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 an automobHe accident . Mrs . 1976 Bicentennial Girl Scout calendars are still for sale by Elizabeth Hayes thanked ihe Middleport Juniors. The price is :;o cents and anyone .in- il1embers who. had sent her terested in purchasing a calendar may call 992-2675 or contact 'husband, John. cards. He a scout. remains a p~:~tient ~:~t the St. Meeting Monday night at Heath United Mell1odist ·c hurch , Joseph Hospital in Parkerswork on .. my community " badge was continued. Emphasis is lmrg. Mrs . Cleland al so on learning: more about the community in t11e bic:entenn ia l 1hankcd m¢mbers who se nt year. Plans were made fora visit to WMPO radio. card s to her husba nd, RtJss , Registration was discuued and members were reminded that the $2 fee is now past due. · "TOP·O-MATIC" Controls put the thermostat and blower adjustment knobs at your fingertips! Main Street ·. <-~hnul WARM MORNING 's "Carpet of Com blower syste m pours out co m.lbrtlng heat under the lull width of the cabinet ... spreading warmth all over the floors from watt to wall! EBERSBACH HARDWARE ·. ·:· By Charlene Hoeflich By PHIL I'ASTORET Butter was used in India as early as 2000 B.C., and the local beanery is still serving from the original churn . • 1)9/icious Char-Broiled Steaks 3rd St., Rac:ino, Ohio elecled president of l11e Middleport Literary Club at a meeting Wednesday afternoon at the h ome of Mrs. Nan Moore. Other officers named were Mrs. Charles McDaniel , vil'c president; Mrs. Ben Philson , secretary, ·and Mrs . Sibley Slack, treasurer. Mrs . Dwight Wallace presided al the meeting with members · telling the thing they f~nd most impressive about Washington. D. C. Mrs. James Euler was a guest at the meeting. "Washington's Cavalcade" by Charles Hurd was reviewed by Mrs . Arthur Strauss . She referred to Abigail Adams as the society leader of the day and the Smithsonian Inslilute as the mos t interestln~ buildi ng in those early years. For inaugura l balls. Preside nt FEED THEM! PIE Peaches, Mrs . Bernard Fultz was 'umol Beil li s, H a r v.u d B ee t s. Noodle s. po rat oes ( ma s h e d , haked , ho m e fries) SAlADS Applesauce , SYMPATHY FLOWERS e AMERICAN FLAGS Huwell . Ethel Gruescr ~Jnd Bertlm Pa rk er of th e Ladies /\u7{iliary uf tJ1e Velcrans Memuri a l Hospital \. .·orked on New Year's Day at the hospital. TO 2 P .M. MEATS HORSE _:p · new club president HDRalil• LOVE PURINA I' vis it ed Sund ay · wi th the ,Johttny Dougla s fclmily. f, yysv il)e. Mrs. Rul li Doug las, Guysville. Mrs. Larry W~l ke r ami Mrs . Lennie Lyons visited Mrs. where she Sehoul for IIWny years; was a membe r of lhc Smitl1-Capehart 140 American f,cginn Auxiliary , New Haven. and of lhc Mason Seniur Citizen,s. She se.rvert for many years ~Js ;1 4-H Club leader r&nd was <1cHve in many C:l dditional • Party NoveHies • Wall Plaques • Plates · Mr. and Mrs. Hai'luun .fox wilh ChwTh Slmday WE HAVE THE SUPPLIES !he loca l churc h. Mr . Huy Howell. Slwdyside spen 1 Ne\\' Year 's Day and lhe weekend aj his home here wit h his wi fe, Ida , and (la ughter m1d son-in-law, Mr. <Jn d Mrs. !.<Wry Walker. Mr . Rubert Barton is a pd llen l in Vcl er:m s Memorial Husp ifat. Mrs. K;Jthy Pullins ha s been rep(lrted ill . Ml' . Rober1 Neal. Harrisburg:. Pa. called un friends recen1l y. Mrs. Nancy Hmv:u·d ~md Darlene Douglas, Guysville. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Fox. recellLiY for ust' during Baptist 1 t.~ught LOOKING AHEAD FOR THOSE BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS! ll1e wDrk t)f the laboratur y. SUNDAY MENU JANUARY ·!! 8 A.M. untou ched '76. program One "Dinner Dates" __ We have a whole pndful of '75 New Year's resolutions - She also was an acti ve member of the H(::lrtford projects in the Bend . area throughout her me. Mrs . Aumiller was born December 15, 1895, in New llnven . a dHu~htcr of the late Richard and Susan Elizabeth Roush Grinstead and was the widow of Samuel R. Amniller. Survivors inc luPe t wo daughters, Mr s. Wilbur 1 Frances) Stewart. Mason, and Mrs. Gerald t Maxine ) Arn old, Hartford ; three sisters , ·Mt,s. Melvin I Helen ) Knapp , Mrs. Fred lElia 1 .Roush . bul.h Letart. and Mrs. f' loyd I Al-ice) Miller of Marietta. Ohio; four brothers, Thomas and Walter Grin s te ad .· New Haven; Richard Grinstead , C<tnlon , Mrs. Fultz.:chosen 0 ., Robert Grinstead, Albany, 0 ., and these grandl'hildren : Gerald !Gary 1Stewart, Letart, Point rcontimll'd on page 9) WERNER . .RADIO & T.V • Middleport, Ohio - New York Clothing House Ebersbach Hdwe. Marguerite's . Shoes Hartley's ·Shoes Chapm'an's Shoes I Pom~roy . Ben Franklin Store K&C Jewelers The Fabric Shop Moore's Store Goessler's Jewelry ' . I �6 - Th< Datly Sentmel , Mtddleport- P om.ro\ 0 FrtdOJ J,tn 9 1976 "ip('nc t r lwdllllq u ~ IIH.io'ty D the sermonette Thts New Year Is a very s pec1al one It 's the begmmng of a year of celebratton, a nd also a year of remembermg , What were we, what have we become, and how dtd we get thts way over the years ' Why was Amenca blessed so these past 200 years' It \\ould be ve ry dtfft cult to say exactly wh> or how There were certam things that stand out as obvtoUsly It ue ll goes back to the days of the Ptlgruns at Plymouth The) stgned a pact when they debarked !.am the Mayflower One statement of that Mayflower Pact has echoed throughou t Ainenca ever stnce I must admtl tl ts not a s true toda y and may be one of the reasons why our belnved Amenca has many problems, whtch are not msurmountable, even 1f bothersome The Pllgruns all agreed, "He Who does not work does nol eat "A sunple but effectiVe way not to have more users than producers, a truth that says, no loafers and paras1 tes Everyone helps Thts work ethtc has been the hfe blood of Amerrca over the years You tell me tf tt ts still q ,truth t oday The other strength of the early comers to Amenca as well a s all through the years followmg was a reliance upon God America over the years was a God-centered country as well as a God-fearmg country We-dtd not try to do everything alone We did tt for Lo.ve of God and Love of Country Today, listenmg to talk Ofl the street even from children on up, all the y;ay toT V programs, tt ts curse God and condemn Arneraca The government, especially Congress. seems to be full of people who thmk a he ts perfectly all nght Integnty , honest work, love of God a nd love for Country are to be hidden and submerged Note the leaks from government comrmttees and employees who swore they would keep se<:rets, and have not and do not, Look to the pratse we heap upon them We should be ashamed How sad that Amertca today constders tt no longer necessary that 1ts word ts tts bond Consider how today a promise breaker gets more pratse than a promtse keeper In 1776 our foundmg Fathers pledged their hves, lands and wealth to Amertca and freedom Most los t one or a U m the foUowmg years What .about today Are we Amencaru; wtl~mg to pledge our wealth and hves to Amenca this Bt-centenmal year? The next 200 yeats w1ll also need men and women who are ·Wtlhng to love God and Country If we are wtlhng to do lhts wtllmg to pay higher taxes , work harder for our pay tnstead oi more money for less work, then Amertca wtll contmue to be a great land If we are wtllmg to sacriftce a bttle now Amenca will have anotber 200 years of grea tness Ftrst, re,;.ember tt wtll take more Fatth, Love for Coontry, a nd Love for God than IS evtdenced today m-January, 1976 Be a proud American and Love God - Rev Wtlham M1ddleswarth, St Paul Lutheran Church, Pomeroy The Almaoae By In- ' Ualted Press terulleoal Todlly Is Friday; Jan 9, the ninth day of 19'15 357 to w•\h follow 'lbe • IIIOCIII Is in the ftrst quarter. 'lbe morning stars 'are Venu llld Sllturn. 'lbe eftlllng stars are Mer- cwy and Jupiter. 'l1loae bcim on this date are Wider the sign of Caprtcorn Richard Ntxon, 37th president of the United Statel, wa1 born Jan 9, 1913 Alao on thts day m history. In 1793, the first successful 1 111 I tl 111 111 1 t I IIIII lll t ii H II ~~ ~f i t p Il l Prolyu· 1 H l l 11q lfHdnc s d 1y 1 ltt p ,, , MI OOL EPOR l 7 Itt POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H P e rrrn p<l ~ lor Roy Mayer Sunday sc hoo l sup r Church schoo l fr' I S a m , 'WO rShiP St> rV IC C 10 7 I am Youth cho1r rell,lfSa l Mond~ y 3 30 p 111 und e r d•rect•on o f M.lry Sl... nncr pm senror cho 1r r ehears~11 7 30 SYRACUSE FIRST p m Thur sday W1fh Mr s Paul CH UR CH OF GOD - Rcv Nease dtrector Gco rQ e O il e-r Pf!S ior ~u nday POMEROY CHURCH OF sc hool 9 JS .l m n10 rn,n q THE NAZAR E N E - C<J r ncr pr ea c h nq II a m Unron an d Mulberry Rc v CV<lng e !ISI IC SC rVr C(' 1 JQ p Ill Clvd e v HenderSon pastor Prayer m C'c t•n g ThlJr s day Sunday SC hOO l 9 JO a 111 Glen l 30 p )) McClung sup! morn.ng POMEROY WESTSIDE worsh1p 10 30 am evcnrng ~ CHURCH OF CH R IST :'00 W serv•ce '7 30 m 1d we e k Mt'1111 St Je rry P.JlJI serv rce Wedn esday 7 30 p m m•n , stcr pi on e 99 2 7 6b6 GRACE EPISCOPAl - The Con 5 erva t rv c non Rev Ha ro ld Deeth rec tor •n s tr umentil l Sunday wor Churc h se r v ces 10 30 am Sh1p 10 il n !3 ble s tu dy II Ho ly commun on fr r s t Su r1day <1 m worst •P 6 p n WC' d of month church school 10 30 1csday IJ 1bl e 5tudy 7 p n am tor nurs e ry throuah 12 POMEROY CHURCH 0~ CHRIST - Rrcha rd Evan so n RUTlAND FREEWILl pastor B rb te school 9 30 BAPTIST Roq e r 1 u r ne- r am worsh rp 10 30 a m pas tor Supe rrn ten d C'nt Qoyte adull worshrp serv 1ce and Hudson Sunday school 10 young peoples meetrng 7 30 1 Ill Morn.ng worsh p 11 p m Combrned B ib l e study a Ill Sund:1y e v enmg serv1 c c and prayer meetmg W ed • ., 30 Wednesday B ble sludy nes da y 7 30 p rn ' · 30 P n1 THE SALVATION .l.RMY OLD DEXTER B IBL E En voy Ray W Wrnmq oflt c er CHRIST IAN CHURCH - Rev '" charge Su n day 10 a m Ron I crry pastor Sunday Hot rness me e t mg 10 30 a m school 10 a m Mrs \r\oortey Su nd ay School Y6ung F rancrs s up er~n t e nd en t Peop les l eg ron 7 p m Morn•nQ wo r shr p II am Thurs day 1 to 3 p m Lad cs Sw1c;1ay eve 11119 se r v cc 7 JO Home League 7 p m Pr ep G R A H AM UN l T E 0 c la sses METHODIST Preac t11 ng ST PAUl LUTHERAN 910 am f1r SI and seco nd ~ CHURCH Co r ner of Sundays o f ea ch mon th tl111"d Sycamor e and Seco nd Sts a nd tourtt1 Sundays each Pom e r('ly Th e Rev Wilham IT1o nth wor sh p sc r v cc a t 7 30 M1ddle swanh Pa stor su 1day P m Wcdne~day even1ngs. a t and 7 JO Prayer an d B1bfc Study School a! 9 45 a m Cl'lur ch Serv rc es 11 a nL SEVENTH 0 A Y AD SACRED HEART - Rev VEI'JITIST Mulbern He1 g ht s Fat he r P aul D we to n Ro etd P omeroy Pa stor pa sto r P ho n e 99~ ~ 8H Gerard Seton Sabb a th Schoo l Saturday evenrn g Mass 7 30 Supto r •n ten d elt Clara Sunday Mass a a nd 10 um MCJ..Dtyre S ab b a th Sc ho o l C011f eSS10r1 Sa t ur d ay 7 7 30 Saturday C~ ll c rnoo n a t '2 00 p m wllh V.. or shr p se rvr ce fiOMEROY FIR ST BAP lollowrnQ at J 15 TIST - Rev Ra lph Zl/nd e l RUTLAND I'"IRST BAP pastor Wr l l1a m Wal§on TIST CHURCH - Rev Ro ge r Sunday school supt • Sunday Ford Jr pasto r Drewy scl'lool 9 JO am 6Y F 6 Go r e supr Sund ay school P m B•bf e study Wt;:od 9 JO a 111 mo rn n q wo r sh1 p nesday 7 p m c h01r pract.ce 10 ts a rn Wednesday 8 30 p m ...., THE HILAND CHAPEL BURLINGHAM Cj;tURCt-i C~.;orcp~ Casto pasio r ~u1d ay - Pasto r J err y L ewrs Sunday Cll OO I 'I 30 am even HI schoo l 2 J Op m w1lh wo r sh p wors lliP 7 JO 111u r scl tly se rv1ce at J 30 p m m 1d cv enmq prav c scr~1C C 7 J O week servrce T uesday 7 30 p p ,, m - RACINE APOSTOLIC POMEROY FIRST CHURCH Th o m as L SOUTHERN BAPTIS T ~ 282 Holmes past or E van ge l s! c Mulberrv Ave a ft rl•ated serv1ce su nd ay 7 30 p m praye r mect1ng T u es d ay w lh S B C Gary B.15ham Su nday sc h<Jol supt Su nday 7 JO p m Brble s tudy school 9 30 a m morn n g Thu r sday 1 30 p m worsh•P 10 30 a m eve n ng F 1R s T sou 1 H t t< N w o rsh p 7 JO p m Brble BAPTI ST 2H1 Mu lb e rry study We dn esday 7 30 P m Ave P <Jme roY a ni! a ted w11n FAIRPLAY C~APEl 5 ll C t he Rev Bradley located on M e rg s Cou nty Road 1 off e•ther 325 or 11-1 Pas tor Rev T h e r on Durl'lam Sunday Sch ool 10 Some people go cut on New am worShip se r vrce 7 JO P m Sunday Prayer Year s E ' e and others meet,ng Tues day 7 30 plm manage to stav \\otth tt ull at youth se rv1 ce 7 JO p m least mtdnaght Fr d ay ~ 1 our B1.Centenrual year Trov \IIH1ilv 5tho u l '>lllJI ' •UIHio'Y lo t hOO I 'i Ul 111 () rlli !HI WO r ~ 1 11 P. WESlE'YAN CHURCH ~ HoJrri S On v ilt <.~ 1./:o..v 0 0 \•11 Mo1nl e y P ,l',tor t-tr nr y Ellhn ~ UrHti1y " d ool " u i.JI ~ unduy Sc hoo l .~ JO am C ven•nu wor Sh fJJ I JO 1.1 111 Pr.1y er a 11 d Pro11 sc scr v c e lh u r ~ d a v I 30 • p.p; t.,r balloon flt g ht m the Uruted States was made by Jean Blan c hard over Phtladelphta In 1861 , MISSISSippi seceded from the Umon In 1945, Amertcan troops mvaded the Phlhppme tsland of Luzon and went on to bberate Mamla In 1968, Surveyor 7 made a soft lltnding on the moon A thought for the day. French novelist Alexander Dumas satd, "All human wtsdom ts swnmed up m two words- watt a nd hope." MT MORIA H 81l.'PliST Corn..:r I ou r th M•ddh; port R\!v Jr pt\ st or 9 W am Inc! Mn '' litnr y K t y U11d<ly Mrr, t:: huol €rv~t l ll ttultl<trtrdn c r ~upt Morn1no worst1 p 10 -1 5 a 111 JEHOVA H S WITN ESSES - Larry Cflrnilhan pr CS 1d1nq moll s tcr 'l undi'ly O•bl c le c t u re 9 30 a 11 1 WtHCil tower s tudy 10 30 am Tucsd<'ly tl ,pt e s tvdv 7 JO P 111 lhur s day tt••n •s Try SChOOl ] JQ fJ Ill S('fVICC tll('t'IH1Q 8 JO pIll MIDDLEPORT CHURC H OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNIO,N - Lawrence Martlcy p<t stor Mrs Russe tt Young Sunday Sc t1oo l Sup ! Sund <ly Evenmg wor!.h p 7 JO Wednesday prayer mee t ng 7 JO p rn MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD ~ Racmc Route 2 th e Rev James M Muncy pa s tor Sunday school 9 ~5 <1 m morn nlq wor sh p 11 a m c vcn•ng wo r sh p 7 30 Prayer meetmQ Tuesdc.y 7 JO p m Younq p eo ple s meelmg 7 30 p m Thu rsday MIDDlEPORT FIR S T BAPTIST - Corner Sodh and Pe~lm er lhe R ev Peter Grandn l pastor Danny T h ompson su p e rrnt c ndcnt Sunday SchooJ WMPO Ra d o prooram 7 tS a m Sun da.y School q 15 a 111 Morn1 nq Worsh1p 10 15 a m Yout h actrvrtlf' !'i s n d fet tow s h p lor t u n w r and sen1or ttrgh s tud en s 6 p Ill Su n day e ve-n nq wo r st11p 7 30 p m •Mrd weeK p r aye r se rv ccs Wedno.:sda y 7 JO t) m • C HURCH OF CHRIST M dd lcport 5th and Mam Georqe Glaze m•n•s t cr James Sh eets su p e r n lc nd cn t Brbte sc hool 9 30 am mornmg wo r Ship 10 JO am evenm g wor shrp 7 30 pr aye r se r v .ce 7 p m Wed n esd av Scho91 9 30 a 11 MORSE C HAP EL til ~ I 1p I I d 11 1 l i1 Ur' t !1 .., ~,. ho o t 10 1 11 1 PORlLANO W,r ~ h1p I Ut p 11 1 Cltur cll \ (hOO t Y JO 1/1. ~ Il l SUT TON Chu1ch '> d oo t 30 1 111 ,'\o rs111p 15.1 a nd Jrtl • untJ,1y !. 10 J O a 111 NOR THEA S T CLUSTER Rc.,. Rob e rt Meece P.1 !>l or De nnr !> C:rct c, a r A<.o <;;oc M•nrstcr JOPPA Wor Ship 10.1 n 1 Chur c h ..,t hool 9 a Ill Prayer Mf'C't rno Wl'dn esday B p m lONG BOTTOM Wor SIHp 'il a Ill 5 unday School 9 l'l am Prayer McctmQ Wednesd ay l 30 p m NORTH BETHEl Wllr Sh•p 11 i\ m Church Schoo l 10 a m ALFRED - Sunday Sc hool 9 J ~ am Worshrp 11 a rn Prayer meet1nQ Wed n esday 7 45 p m UMW 3rd Tu es,day 'i 8 p Ill REEDSVILLE Su nday Sc hoo l 9 30 a n1 Y..o r s h•p 7 30 pm P r ayer Me e l rng 7 JO p m Tu esday UMW 1 30 p m ts t Thur sday SilVER RIDGE - Wo r Sh tp 10 am Church Sch ool 9 am TUPPERS PLAINS Wor s h •P 9 a m Churc h Sch ool 1'0 it 111 KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST Gcoroc rrcdcrrck supl ~ crv c e wecldy 9 30 a ,, on >Uiday Preach1ng ilrs t and th ird ~ undeys of 111011111 lly Cti llord Smllh 9 30 dIll IIIIJ 7 1(1 WrU111 '> lldy pr.1yo..r l l11/ll -.luf,ly I ' U I 1 1 TUPPER' !; PLAINS CHRI 15 rtAN ( H UR{H I II j l I > ! 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I 6 3G-NBC News 3 4 15 ABC News 13 Andy Grlfllth 6 C B S New s 8,10 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Carrascolenda s 33 7 oo-Truth or Consequences 3 To Tell The Truth 4 Bowlmg fo r Collars 6, Law r ence Wel k 8 Av1at1on Wealher 33 News 10 Don Adams Screen Test 13 Family Alta ir 15, Ohfo Journal 20 7 Jo-Po rter Wagoner 3 Treasure Hunt 4 Can d td Camera 6 Evening Edl11on with Mart in Agronsky 20 $25,000 Pyram id 10 To Tell The Truth 13 P op' Goes the Country 15 Bla ck P e rspective on the News 33 e QO--Sanford and Son 3,A 15 Barbary Coas t 13' One lo One 6 Peanu1 s 8, 10 Washington Week tn RevreW Qresh.,__ ...,.--~ I 9 1~ that garbage But the sho uting of cyn1cs ca nnot c hange the fact that these two hundred years of Amencan htstory stand on the found ations """t:::::UL.O -r I " ~( ( ) CAPTAIN EASY of freedom a nd fa1t h ~\ E LL- WHAT DO Tt-lf; STM5 RE'VEAL FOR Thts IS th(j h entage w e carry forward 1nto our th~rd ce ntury Always rememb er that the re are those wh o w1sh they were free t o worsh1p wtlh u s 1n our c hur c h es every Sun- CAIRO E- 6VPT; Q p..J THAT DATE ZEWAZ Television loifor easy viewing FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1976 T . ut , He s the same c ynrc, mctdentally , who h as been heard to berate rellg1on - and junk" HEI\VE NS NO' IT 5 TERRIBLE~ ONIO OF THE WOR5T P05516LE' CONFIGURATION5! THE CH ART 5H0 1'1 $ MAR? DIRECTLY 0PP05EO TO 5ArURN IOJ • M,'l G UE S~ WOULD 8E THAT SOME INCIDE NT OF- CRIMINIIL VIO~ENCE HAPPENED TH,Af OAY UJ C AIRO~ WIN AT BRIDGE Transfer use in slam bidding AR I ES ~ day' NOR1U lUI .. A 10 4 3 wt e t est W1 t hou t sl.'.!rn 1n te rest Nor th wGuld re btd three 9 hearts thr ee notrump or fou r ¥ KR d1amonds tKJI0 5 Sou th mere ly goes Lo four ... A J 2 WEST • 72 • 9 ij 4 &'/ <?.N'IIJOC>;t; ICfA OF 1<0-hHIIJ0 tT WAS TO I l..t liE "/CCIA< ~ISD..OJ~ ~WHAT ~D f~8{.TRIC BlAMKE:T lOOftH(; C:OWN TO • ~w (.a.lf'ATIBILIT~ MWIUMZ ' ORPHANfi~~~~g~~ ~~~ ~ Wrth the hope 1t Will, Jn some measure, foster and help sustatn that wh1ch ts good in family and commun1ty life. th1s feature Is sponsored by the bust ness ftrms and organizatiOns whose names appear below . Ractne GAUL'S MARKET HOW DO YOU ·~-DO QUEEN I J MPAT5E OLE MON A TH IS IS Q UEEN I --\f- Gr oce n e s & Ge n e ra l Me r chandt se Ra cwe Ph 949 5712 REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES DUDLEY'S Two locaftons 59 N Second St Middleport, 0 46 Court St Gatltpolts 0 I 214 E Matn 100 E Mall'! Ph 991 3486 Pomeroy SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT BEN FRANKLIN STORE Lou1s W Osborne Ph 992 2178 Pomeroy Attend th e Chur c h of Your Chotee Pomeroy Ph 992 3498 RIDENOUR SUPPLY FURNITURE AND HARDWARE BETSY ROSS BAKERY Baker s of Gay 1il0 s Bread Ph 992 3030 Middleport Ph. 98.5· 3308 f:I.SE IN THE WO<LD THAN THt;SG' ~ 000-/Ef.l'_ BRUNETTES /W. NARRIE"D b DR)VES MEN ro MADNESSTHEY CALL HER- A BLONDE~- ' Hel l D•al992 2101 Actor, Btlly - Wtlliams 34 Smitten by Cuptd RACINE FOOD MARKET Ph 949 596.1 Locust Sf Mergs County Branch Dtai992-S248 . MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ' FRESH PRODUCE& PLANTS 2 Convenient Locations Bakers of Good Bread Hunftngton, W Va Mrdway Market-Pomeroy Ph. 992-2582 Bob's Market-Mason Ph. 773-5721 . KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. The F inestln Mobile Homes 1100 E Main Ph.m.7o34 Pomeroy ISN'T T\-IERE ANYT\-I INC7 YDU CAN DO? MEANING YOU STILL HAVE-NT DECIDED ONA REPLACEME-NT FOR JANIE, EH 2 .."• Church and Offtce Supplt es- Gtfts 99 Milt Sl Mtddteport HEINER'S BAKERY • The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy, Ohio "TNE Y'RE ACTINc:T LIKEo A COUP!£ OF STUC>BORN K IDS I • WHAT ARE STAN AND DIANA'S CHA NCES OF GeTTIN c:T !JACK TOOE1 11 Ei~ 1 DEAR " Mtddleporl . . POWELL'S SUPER VALU A F'lomla reade r wants to 38 Colleens home 39 ' The Other author 40 All nght DOWN 1 Quoted 2 Ethiopian ctty 3 It starred Ray Bolger (2 wds ) 4 - Remo, Italy 5 Prunp 6 Golf score 7 It starred Gertrude Lawrence (4 wds) 8 Twme together Yesterday 1s Ans\\er ':> 25 Mouse probmg ( sl ) II - up ( patd ) 26 Strrre d 15 European 27 B lood 9 More 18 Scotttsh condition 29 Wttch group tsland 21 Malt ktln 23 Rockfish 24lenda hand 30 Wee 35 Mouth ( comb for m ) 36 - Gorc ey rl\ er . THE DAiLY SENTINEL POMEROY. OHIO Ph.992·2156 IT S tN TH BAF!= TUB FER 'IOU, ''MUD PUDDLE" --:-; ' I' 30---Movle Island of Terror 4 3o-Movte The F tve Penntes" 10 45-Movle You re Telltng Me' 3 oo-Movle " Out of Sight' 4 45 - Movie 'The Killing Game • 3 For Saturday, Jan 10, 1976 b-+-+- ttng more th a n you would grve under slm rlar c trc um sta nces back ofl SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) Don t mak e any dects rons lo day o ut ol lrustr a uon or anger If you re dtsturbed c ou nt to 10 Cool oH 21 Apnl 19) some heavy on your bank Don t make by bu y rn g SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec 21) There are ce rtatn th tngs t hat you can do yourself tf you JUSt e)(erctse a lt1tle tntttattve tod ay Besrdes you II save noney TAURUS (Ap,tl 20 May 20) f---j~-f--1 Others may find you d rlfiCUi t to ge t along wt111 todaY because b,-i--+~+--1 you persls t rn d orng lh rngs yo ur way Gtve everyone a vote ' CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) You may frnd you rself n a sdcta l s llu a\lo n you re not over ly en thu srastiC abou t tod a y MaKe th e best ol rl Don t spotl other s fun ARIES (March You may have demands pla ced balance today tllrng s wo rse need less y =+"-1-+"-1 GEMINI wds) AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Fab 19) Everythrng wont ru n like a we ll o rl ed Swr s s c lo c k at home toda y Don I swea t 11 The drs rupttons are small You can rt se a b ove them PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) You re ove rly co ncern ed aboul the optn o ns of othe rs today Ttus writ cause yo u lo be d s con ten ted Do thrngs you r way @'~ Jan 10 1976 Your soct al In te re sts wt ll be very mu c h expanded tht s com 1ng year You are got ng 10 be more tnterested tn havi ng a qood trme and you s hould yol ve earned 11 :\: 1 \\ ~ 1 " 1 ll ~'\:1 1 !li iUSI \SSN •• 0 ,, ------------·~·~- ""----------------~--~ ":I ·i ~~ Small Engine Sales & Service Middleport 498 Locust St Ph.,992 ·3092 "" " "I "• .," GOEGLEIN READY MIX Oi,11tm:1214 Mldd...... l • 2 3 3 4 5 ,., Bernice Bede Osol I f SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1976 6 oo--Sun r ise Se mes ter 10 Washi ngton Debates 13 6 3(}-Matters of Ltfe 6 Treehouse Club 10 7 DO-S aturday Report 3 Ftlm 4 Eddie Saunders 6 Treehouse C lub e US Farm Report 10, Kentucky Atle ld 13 7 3D-- Bu llw tnkle 3 Farm Fronl 4 Jetsons 6, Ve getable Soup 15 Dusty's Treehouse 8, Man From C 0 S I 10, Devito 13 Mister Rogers 20 B GO-Emergency Pl us 4 3 4 15 , Hong Kong Phooey 6 13 P e bbles a nd Bamm Bamm 8,10 Sesame Street 20 8 30--Josie a nd the Pu ssycats 3 4 15 Tom and Jerry Grape Ape 6 13 Bugs Bunny Road Runner 8 Bugs Bunny and Frie nds 10 9 oo-Secret Lives o f Waldo Kitty" 3 4 15 Electric Company 2 9 30-Pink Panther 3,4 15 Lost Saucer 13 Big Blue Marble 6 Scooby Doo 8, 10, MISter Rogers 20 10 oo-Land of the Lost 3 4 15 , Adventures of Gilligan 13 Hot Dog 6 Sha zam t ls 1s 8,10 Sesame Street 20 10 3D-Run Joe Run 3 4,1 5 Groovle Goalies 6 13 11 GO--Return to the Planet ol the Apes 3 4,15 Speed Buggy 6 ~3 Space Nuts 8,10 Electric Company 20 11 3o-Westwlnd 3 4,15 Oddball Couple 6 13. Ghost Busters 8 10 Mt s ter Rogers 20 12 00-Jet sons 3 4 15 American Bandstand 13 Huck and Yogi 6 Va tley of the Dinosaurs 8 10. Vegetable Soup 20 12 3o-Marsha ll Basketball 3 Go USA 4, NFL Champmnsh lp Games 6 VIewpoint 8 Fat Albert 10 00 -C ollege Basket ball 3 4 1~ Tennis 6.13 Far Out Games 8,10 Lowel l T homas Remembers 33 1 3G-Biography 33 2 00-Champlons 8 Urban League 10 Film 33 2 3o-Pro Bowling 6 13. Mov ie Rock A Bye Baby • 10 Va liant Years 33 3 DO--College Baskelbalt 3,4 College Basketball 8, 15, Family AI War 33 4 00-Hula Bowl 6 13 InSi ght 33 4 3G-Challenge of the Sexes 10 A Bit With Knit 33 S oo-Gotf 3 4 IS Sports Spectacular 8 10. French Chef 33 5 3~Gupples to Groupers 33 6 00- News B 10 What Now. America> 33 6311-NBCNews3.15 News4 Rhoda& CBSNewslO Llltas, Yoga and "You 33 7 DO-World AI War 3 Lawrence Welk 4 15. Hee Haw 6 B. Firing L1ne 33 In The Know 10 Newsmaker 75 13 7 3()-Treasure Hunt 3. Last of Jhe Wild 10 Country Mustc Jub1 lee 13 8 00-Emergencyi 315 Howa rd Coselt 6,13 College Basket ball 4 Jeffersons 8 10 Rtvals of Sherlock Homes 33 8 3!1-Doc 8,10 9 00-Movl e • The Oregon Trail' 3 15 S WAT 6, 13, Mary Tyler Moore 8 tO Auslln City Limits 33 9 3()-Bob Newhart 8, 10 10 00-E mergency' 4 Carol Burnett 8,10 Soundstage 33 • 11 oo-News 3,4 8.1013. ABC News 6. American Outdoorsma'n 15 Janakl 33 11 15- Movle 'Swamp of the Lost Souls • 6 11 3G-Movle ' A Countess from Hong Kong " 3, Saturday Night 4, 15 Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 8 Movie Anno • 10. Colt"9e Basketball 13 1 00-Movie 'The Chalk Garden" 4 Soul Tratn 6 1 15- News 3 1 3G-Movle 'L 1Ie At The Top" 10. ABC News 13 1 45-Movte Dead Run 3 AstraGraph TATER II WILKINSON'S 20.33 8 3G-Chlco a nd The Man 3, 4 15. Watt Street Week 20 33 9 oo-Rockford F1lesl 4 15 ABC Theatre6 , 13 , Mov ie " The Su per Cops 8.10k Firing Line 20. Master p iece Theatre JJ 10 DO-Police Story J 4,15 News 20 Educational Implicat io ns 33 10 311-Avl a toon Wealher· 20 11 00- News 3 4 6 8, 10 13, 15 ABC News 33 ll J~Johnny Carson 3,4 15, Wide Wor ld Special 6, 13 , Mov ie " U F 0 Target Earth • a. 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Sunday Stan Crarg pa stor Sunday UMW flrsl Tu esday school c lasses for a t! ag es sc h oo l 9 1 ~ a 11 wor s h 1p 11 am tramrng FORST RUN - Wo r stp p 9 9 30 am morn ng worship se rv ce 10 45 am NYP S 6 JO p m un on 6 30 p m cven rn g am Chur ch Sc hool 10 am UMW tl'lrr d Wednesday 7 30 evangelrstrc se r v rce 7 30p m wo rsh1p se r vrce J 30 p m M rd week p r ay e r meetrng Mtd w e ek pray e r serv •ce p m We dn esday 7 30 p m MINERSVILLE W We dne s day 1 30 p m o rs h rp m rssro nary meetrnn second MASON CHURCH OF 10 a m Chur c h School 9 a m " CHRIST P 0 BO)( dB] Mil ler UMW lhrrd Monday 7 30 p m We dne s day 7 30 p m 'll Mason W Va S unday SYRAC USE Chu rch UNITED FAITH NON B bl e Stud y 10 am Wor s hrp Wo r s h p DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Sc hoo l 9 30 a 111 serv ce 7 JO p m Rob ert Sm Ill pas tor Sunda y 11 a m and 7 p m B b te Study Vocal SOUTHERN CLUSTER SC hOOl 9 30 am c la ss We dn es day 1 p m R e v Howard Shrveley lea der Leo Hrll worsh rp mUSIC FIRST SOUT HERN Rev Stev e n Wilson serv iC:C 10 30 am c nur c h 7 10 P 11 BAPTIST - Corn e r of Seco nd Rev Zelia Kruszewsk• BETHANY - (Dorcas l EDEN UNITED an d Ander son Mason Pastor Worsh •P 9 30 am Churcl'l BRETHREN IN CHURtST ...__ Wal t e r Cloud Sund a y s chool School 10 30 am E lden R B la ke pastor 9 15 a m worsh p se rv ce 11 a 111 a nd 7 30 p m Weekly CARMEL - Chur ch Sc hoo! Sunday School 10 am B1ble study Wednesday 7 JO 9 30 am Worship 10 30 am How<~rd McCoy supt om 2nd and 4th Sundays Mornrng se rm on 11 a 11 MASON A SS EMBLY OF APPLE GROVE - s unday Sunday nr g hl se rvr ces Sc hoo l 9 30 am wo r s hrp 7 30 Cl'l r rs t•an End eavo r 7 30 GOO, Dudd rng lan e Mason 111 W Va Ch es ter ll'nnant p m 1s t and 3rd Sundays P Song serv1ce H p r'n Pa stor Sunday Sc hool 9 t5 Pray er m e'e trn g We dne s day Pre a c h ng 8 30 P 111 Mtd am Chtl dren " Church 6 15 7 J O p m Fettowshrp s upper v t•e k. Prayer mee t •ng You n q P eo ple s S ~ rvrc e f r 1 sat da 6 UM ~ dnesd a y 7 p m R ay p n ' s ur Y Pm W l\dan1 s lay lea d er 6 tS p m Evilnye t rstr c 2ndTu esday730pm CHURCtl OF JESUS Se rv1 ce I 30 p m Women s EAST LETART - Church CHRIST lo c at e d at MISSIOildf'"Y Council 10 a m Sc hool 1s t 2nd 3rd Su ndays Rutland on New L ma Road fr r sl and th.rd iuesdays 9 30 a m Fourth Sunday next ID Fo rest Ac r e Park Pray e r and Brb le S tu dy 10 30 a m Wo r sh rp 2nd Rev Ray Rous e pa s tor We dnesday l JO p m ~ unday 7 30 p m 4th Sunday Rob e rt Musser Sund a y Sch<Jol 9 30 am P raye r Meetmg sup t Sunda y school 10 30 Wednesd ay 7 30 p m UMW 1st TUesda y 7 30 p m a 11 wo r s111p 7 30 p m B1b le ItA" 1 FGt WESLEYAN - (Racrne ) study Wednesd;)y 7 30 p m CHRIST rn Chr 1..o 1<1 t l 1 1(.1 S unday School 10 a m ot 'ntny n ut I ur 'I· r sc r lh e Rev W! lt a n Campb e ll V I j) p lS tor Su nday School 9 30 Worsh •pllam Jr UMYF Wednesday3J0pm Brble HEMLOCK / GROVE am J am es Hughes s upt s T CHRISTIAN Roger, CvenrnQ se rvice 7 JO p m tudy l'lur s day 7 p m Choir watson pa s tor Wallace Wt'dncsdav e venrng prayer Pra c lrc e Th ur s day 8 p m LETART FALLS - Churcl'l Bradford sup! morning mcet.ng 7 JO p m Youtl"> r:;hoo t 1st 2nd Jrd ~ undays worship 9 30 church school, P ra yer se rv ice e a c h T..Jes day 10 15 am 4th sunday 9 15 10 30 • young peoples FAIRVIEW BIBLE a m Worshtp 1st 2nd 1 rd mee1tng, 6 30 p m evening CHURCH Letart W Va Rl Sunday s 9 15 am worship 7 30 P m , Bible l Rev G.:orgc Hoschar 41t1 s unday 7 30 p m "' st~_y , Wednt!.~l_y, 7 30 ~ m pastor Sunday School 9 30 am Pray er and Brble study MORNING STAR I tv l ll" to.o.. ., ur 7 JO p m Cottage Praver Wo rsh1p 9 30 am Church •. unday Sc hoo l s up! Joe Servl e Tu es day 10 a m School Hi 30 a m Mrd Week ,Sa yre ~ unday school 9 45 Worshrp Se rv •ce Thur s day Servtce Wednesday 8 p m am Sunday eventng wor 7 30 p m DANVILlE WESLEYAN 1-<C'v LC'ton G tasurc pastor ~ l!n da y Sc t10o l 9 30 a n youth and tun ro r you t h !'.er v1ce 6 15 p m e v e nrng wor s h p 7 JO p m prayer and pr a 1se Wc dn esti rly 1 JO ARTIST, WHO thts B tcen tenn 1al Year There s a cyntc tn town who IS a lready c omptatnmg abOut o ur emphasts on liberty - and that JUnk that JUNIOR,IN ROOM 420. INTERVIEWING A PATIENT, lAS~ ED NOT TO BE DISTURBED -BUT YOU, MR TRAcY, GO RIGHT UP. CAN LtllS TO BE LEFT UNDISTURBED WIT H AN EYEWITNESS, 50 THA:r HE COULD DO A SKETCH, LIES UNCONSCIOUS IN TWE BED FORMERLY OCCUPI EO BV '!"HE EYEWITNESS. N o t everyone has ca ught the sptnt of ... and Fndav J an 9 1976 AN ' v 1 t,a rrtl NOI r '> IJ < ~ lOr I lr}y tl Norri S ':> UP ! Utldfly '> h(J O I ~ I() l 1)1 10rnm q ""ll lfll \0 H 1 111 Pr,1y cr .,. , I V t t Wt dllr•<.hty I tOp m CH ESHIRE CH URCH OF C OD O F PROP HE CY G P '"''" l.l1• s tor undi1Y ,c hool Ill l <11 J\ rlhl!r ll ~ nson .., upl Morn1 n g Wor <;; l11p tl 1n YovnQ Peoples ~crv • ce Tp n Even nq st:;rv cc 7 JO P n V/ ~(1 lE.'Sday M 1d Week P r 1y e r ' crv rce 7 30 p m Youth n cc t nq 6 30 p m Ev«' tHn ~ worSh ip 1 JO p m CHESTER CHURCH OF TH E NAZARE N E 1-! c v He r be rt Gr a t e pasto r \' 01 Shrp sc rv rcc 11 c1 m .1nd ! 10 p ,, '-unday < unday '> CIHJO I 9 JO a Ill R Ch il rd nilr lon su pt Prayer m c e tm g Wednes d ay 7 30 p m BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Clif fo rd Smrtl'l m,n,ster Sun day Schoo l 9 30 a m mornmq church 10 JO il n 1 Sunday cvcll1 n9 serv ce 7 30 p n Wedn esday s erv1ce 6 p Ill l A U RE L CLIFF FR EE METHODIST - Rev Floyd F \ t10ok pastor Lloyd w r.ght ~ unday school su pt Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 am Mo r n 1119 wor shrp tO :JU i'l m evcn mg worsh p 1 ,0 p n1 We d 1esday Chrrs t ran Youth Crusade 6 3U p m Cl'l o r l)rol CIIC.C ltliJr Sdi'ly 7 p m DEXTER CHUR'CH OF CHRI ST Cllarl es Ru sse l \ r m m. s te r Norrn an C Wdl ~u nd<ly schoo l 9 supt a n1 wor sh1p se rv rce 10 a 11 n.o te s tu dy 1 uesd ay 7 30 p Il l REORGANIZED CHURCH Q-F J ES US C HRIST OF lATTER DAY SA INT S ~ Portland Rae n c Roa d W Jlla n1 Rou sh pas tor De nny Sun d ay Sc hoo l E vans D,r ec tor Sun day Schoo l 9 30 a 111 Mo r n nq worsh ip lO JO a 111 ~ unday cven•nq sc: rv ,ce 7 p 111 Wednesd a y even ng pray e r 5CrV IC €S 7 30 pIll BETHLEH EM BAPTIST R~v Ear ~ ~ ut e r pa s t o r No r sh p se rv1 C0 9 30 a m und CJv se t OQ I I U lO am B1bl ~ stu dy and prayer se rv •ce Th ursduy 7 30 p mCARLETON CHURCH K1ngsbury Road Gary K rng pastor Su nday sc hool 9 30 1m even mg wo r sh p 7 30 p m Prayer mee t n g We d nesday 7 JO p 111 • LC')NG BOT :r. 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Sun d a y school 9 JO am prayc r n ce ll n q Tuesday 7 30 p m you t h m ee t nq 6 p m ~un day ler;ldlf S 1\ da V.1n Me t e r an d Grella ~uttlc Sunday even1ng wo r sh p 1 p 11 through wrnt c r rl o nth s MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Rev James H Le ach pa s to r 9 30 a m Sunday sc hoo R vs se I Spen ce r supt Wor Ship SN 'JI C€' 10 4,5 0 m ; Ev e n1n g wor s h1p a ll erna trng w1th C E a 7 30 p m on Sunday Pra yer m cett n g 7 30 p m '1\. e dn es d ay 1\ lfr c d Wo lf ~}- lay leo d er WH ITE S CHAPEl Coo tvd e RD Rev Roy Dee t er pa s tor Sunday sc t1oot 9 10 o m wo r sh •P sc r v •c c 10 30 il n1 O•blc s tudy and prny e r SHVICC Wcdnf'SCi ay I HOBSON CHRISTIAN UN ION DM r e lt Doddrd pastor ~ un d ily Sc ttoo t <; JO :1 111 Leo n Ar d G 1l m or e fir s t e d cr ov en1 nC1 scrv ce 7 JO p 11 Wcdncsduy prayer )lef' l l(l 7 )0 p l1l MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD R<lC111C Route 2 T he Rev Charlf' S Hand pas tor <..und i'!Y sc hoo l 9 15 a 111 n1ornm g wo r Ship II am EvrnmQ s e r v1CCS Tu esd ay und I rrday 7 30 p m BEARWALLO W RIDGE CHUR CH OF CHRIST Douq ~,... ,, , ,1 11 ru1nr s ter fl1blc s• udy 9 10 ~1m morn111q wo r s h •P 11 II .1 m cv c n1ng wor<; ll p H p n Wc dntJ sduy MIDDLEPORT CHURCH 11 '1!1 1'1 bl c ~~ rdy H p 11 OF THE NAZARENE - Rev MT OLIVE CHURCH LJ o n Cote pas tor Mrs Mary l onq l1ottom Sunday Schoo l Lathey Sunday sc hooJ sup! 10 ~ n w1th W li a rd P, qo tt Su nd ay sc t10o t 9 30 a m sui) I Eva ; qe l s l c n cssaqe morn1ng wo r s l'lrp 10 30 am c.1 ct1 undny cven m g 7 30 ov Sunday e vang e lr SI1 C neetrng Et ctcr Rus se ll Clmc 11 111 ~ tcr 7 JQ p rn P rayer mee tmg ol II c Apos tol c r a li b E\ rb lc " Je dn eSd ay 7 30 p rr ~ tudy V'v cdn csd ay 7 30 p m STIVERSVILlE 4iOM UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MUNITY Cll+IJRCH - Sunday 10 a m MINISTRY OF MEIGS schoo l scrv cc COUNTY - Dwrght L Zav1IZ Pray er n;cc t nc1 Th urs d ay 7 p n !->u n day even n q sc rv c~ d~r ec tor 7 p 11 HARRISONVIllE PRES ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST BYTERIAN R ev Pom eroy Harr rso nv ll le E rnest Str rck l rn pastor Sunday c hur c h sc hool 9 30 Roa d Mllw G1 rt on p astor " Iev en Stan ley Sunday sc hool a m Mr s Homer Lee s upt sup ! Su n dJy SChOOl 9 30 mornrng wo r s h1p 10 30 n o rn111Cl wor Ship a 1d MIDDLEPORT Sunda y a n t O 30 a 11 schoo l 9 30 am R •c hard co m mu n 011 e ven r1q yo uth Vaughan s up! Morn ng ~ u nday Chris t ran e ndeavor 6 30 l.l m worsh p 10 30 v m SYRACUSE Morn n g wo r sh •P sc r v cc 7 30 p n wo r s h•p '! am Sunday We dn. esd ay cvcn 111 q prayer sc lloot 10 a m Mr s Samp son meet ng and t"lrb tc s tudy 7 JO pm H a ll s up! ST JO HN LUTH E RAN RUTlAND CHURCH OF CHURCH P1n c GrOV\:' Th e GOO Rev Jam€s 0 Rev W II am M1dd les war t h Guynn pa s 1or S und a y Pi! s tor Chur ch ::;cr v• ces 9 JO sc hool 10 a m Sunday u 111 Sunday Sc hoo l 10 30 Ll m wor sh p 11 a n Sunday BRADBURY CHURCH OF eve n n g se rvr ce 7 p m CHRI ST - f3 •bl e Sc ll OOI g 30 We dne sday worS!'l •P serv •ce am mo rn n g wo r sh p 10 JO 7 30 p m a 11 Surtd ay eVe n n q worshrp HAZEL COMMUNITY sc rv1ce J p rn c ho ~r pra ct,ce CHURCH Ne ar Lo nq Wedn esd ay 7 p m Rev Je ll Ran son Pa s tor Bo tto m Edsel Ha rt pa s tor ANTIQU ITY BAPTIST Sunday sc h ool 10 a m Chur c h 7 30 p m pr ayer h! e v I rec land No rr s pa stor ~ V I H f i)Y SC hOOl 10 tl Ill mee trng 7 30 p m Thursd qy Chu r c h scrv •cc 7 p m MIDDlEPORT PEN 7 TECOSTAL - Th1r d Ave the We dnesday Brb le ~ tu dy 1)111 Rev N II ram Kn11te 1 pa s tor RACINE CHURCH OF THE Ronald Duga n Sunday Sc hool NAZAR ENE - Rev John A Supt Class es tor a ll ages pa s to r Sund ay cveorng scrv rce 7 3U B1bte Co ff mi)n Sc h ool 9 30 a m Ge ra ld s tudy 'A e dne su day 7 30 We Is s up I Mor n rng Wors hr p p m youtl se rv ces F r d ay 10 30 a m Sunday eve n.nq 7 30 p m wor s h p 7 JO Pr a ~ e r FREEWILl BAPTIST rneet n g Wed n esday 7 30 p Cor 1er As h an d Plu m M d m d l e port No e l He rrman pa s lor Sat u r d ay ev e n•ng RACINE FIRST BAPTIST serv1ce 7 p rn Sunday s ch oo l Ronn1e Sa lser Sunday tO a n S Jl1d dy ev c n rn g school s u pt Su nda y sc hoo l worshrp 7 p m 9 30 a m mo rn n g worsh1p 10 10 a m Su nda y even n g worsh •P 7 30 We dn es day e venrng B1ble . st ud y 7 30 7 30 MEIGS COOPERAT IVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarner D1rc ctor POMEROY CLUSTER R e v Robert Hayd e n Rev D Wm Syd e nstn cker CHESTER - Wor shrp 9 15 i1 rn Chur c h School 10 a m POMEROY Worsh rp tO 30 a m Ch ur c h Sc hOol 9 15 am UMYF 6 30 p m ENTERPRI SE - Worshr p 9 a m Ch ur c h Sc ho o l 10 a m ROCK SPR ING S Wo r s h rp 10 am Chu r ch Sc h oo l 9 am UMY F 6 30 p m FlATWOODS - WorSh ip 11 a m Church School 10 J m M I DOLE fiORT ClUSTER Rev Rob e rl Bumgarner HEATH - WorShip 10 30 a m Church School 9 30 a rn UM YF6 pm RUTLAND Jei f rey G e rb e r Pa s t o r Wor s hrp 10 30 a m Chu r c h School 9 30 7 - The Da ti)• Sent mel Mtd<Ut•porl- Pomerov 0 DICK TRACY Vlld ' �6 - Th< Datly Sentmel , Mtddleport- P om.ro\ 0 FrtdOJ J,tn 9 1976 "ip('nc t r lwdllllq u ~ IIH.io'ty D the sermonette Thts New Year Is a very s pec1al one It 's the begmmng of a year of celebratton, a nd also a year of remembermg , What were we, what have we become, and how dtd we get thts way over the years ' Why was Amenca blessed so these past 200 years' It \\ould be ve ry dtfft cult to say exactly wh> or how There were certam things that stand out as obvtoUsly It ue ll goes back to the days of the Ptlgruns at Plymouth The) stgned a pact when they debarked !.am the Mayflower One statement of that Mayflower Pact has echoed throughou t Ainenca ever stnce I must admtl tl ts not a s true toda y and may be one of the reasons why our belnved Amenca has many problems, whtch are not msurmountable, even 1f bothersome The Pllgruns all agreed, "He Who does not work does nol eat "A sunple but effectiVe way not to have more users than producers, a truth that says, no loafers and paras1 tes Everyone helps Thts work ethtc has been the hfe blood of Amerrca over the years You tell me tf tt ts still q ,truth t oday The other strength of the early comers to Amenca as well a s all through the years followmg was a reliance upon God America over the years was a God-centered country as well as a God-fearmg country We-dtd not try to do everything alone We did tt for Lo.ve of God and Love of Country Today, listenmg to talk Ofl the street even from children on up, all the y;ay toT V programs, tt ts curse God and condemn Arneraca The government, especially Congress. seems to be full of people who thmk a he ts perfectly all nght Integnty , honest work, love of God a nd love for Country are to be hidden and submerged Note the leaks from government comrmttees and employees who swore they would keep se<:rets, and have not and do not, Look to the pratse we heap upon them We should be ashamed How sad that Amertca today constders tt no longer necessary that 1ts word ts tts bond Consider how today a promise breaker gets more pratse than a promtse keeper In 1776 our foundmg Fathers pledged their hves, lands and wealth to Amertca and freedom Most los t one or a U m the foUowmg years What .about today Are we Amencaru; wtl~mg to pledge our wealth and hves to Amenca this Bt-centenmal year? The next 200 yeats w1ll also need men and women who are ·Wtlhng to love God and Country If we are wtlhng to do lhts wtllmg to pay higher taxes , work harder for our pay tnstead oi more money for less work, then Amertca wtll contmue to be a great land If we are wtllmg to sacriftce a bttle now Amenca will have anotber 200 years of grea tness Ftrst, re,;.ember tt wtll take more Fatth, Love for Coontry, a nd Love for God than IS evtdenced today m-January, 1976 Be a proud American and Love God - Rev Wtlham M1ddleswarth, St Paul Lutheran Church, Pomeroy The Almaoae By In- ' Ualted Press terulleoal Todlly Is Friday; Jan 9, the ninth day of 19'15 357 to w•\h follow 'lbe • IIIOCIII Is in the ftrst quarter. 'lbe morning stars 'are Venu llld Sllturn. 'lbe eftlllng stars are Mer- cwy and Jupiter. 'l1loae bcim on this date are Wider the sign of Caprtcorn Richard Ntxon, 37th president of the United Statel, wa1 born Jan 9, 1913 Alao on thts day m history. In 1793, the first successful 1 111 I tl 111 111 1 t I IIIII lll t ii H II ~~ ~f i t p Il l Prolyu· 1 H l l 11q lfHdnc s d 1y 1 ltt p ,, , MI OOL EPOR l 7 Itt POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H P e rrrn p<l ~ lor Roy Mayer Sunday sc hoo l sup r Church schoo l fr' I S a m , 'WO rShiP St> rV IC C 10 7 I am Youth cho1r rell,lfSa l Mond~ y 3 30 p 111 und e r d•rect•on o f M.lry Sl... nncr pm senror cho 1r r ehears~11 7 30 SYRACUSE FIRST p m Thur sday W1fh Mr s Paul CH UR CH OF GOD - Rcv Nease dtrector Gco rQ e O il e-r Pf!S ior ~u nday POMEROY CHURCH OF sc hool 9 JS .l m n10 rn,n q THE NAZAR E N E - C<J r ncr pr ea c h nq II a m Unron an d Mulberry Rc v CV<lng e !ISI IC SC rVr C(' 1 JQ p Ill Clvd e v HenderSon pastor Prayer m C'c t•n g ThlJr s day Sunday SC hOO l 9 JO a 111 Glen l 30 p )) McClung sup! morn.ng POMEROY WESTSIDE worsh1p 10 30 am evcnrng ~ CHURCH OF CH R IST :'00 W serv•ce '7 30 m 1d we e k Mt'1111 St Je rry P.JlJI serv rce Wedn esday 7 30 p m m•n , stcr pi on e 99 2 7 6b6 GRACE EPISCOPAl - The Con 5 erva t rv c non Rev Ha ro ld Deeth rec tor •n s tr umentil l Sunday wor Churc h se r v ces 10 30 am Sh1p 10 il n !3 ble s tu dy II Ho ly commun on fr r s t Su r1day <1 m worst •P 6 p n WC' d of month church school 10 30 1csday IJ 1bl e 5tudy 7 p n am tor nurs e ry throuah 12 POMEROY CHURCH 0~ CHRIST - Rrcha rd Evan so n RUTlAND FREEWILl pastor B rb te school 9 30 BAPTIST Roq e r 1 u r ne- r am worsh rp 10 30 a m pas tor Supe rrn ten d C'nt Qoyte adull worshrp serv 1ce and Hudson Sunday school 10 young peoples meetrng 7 30 1 Ill Morn.ng worsh p 11 p m Combrned B ib l e study a Ill Sund:1y e v enmg serv1 c c and prayer meetmg W ed • ., 30 Wednesday B ble sludy nes da y 7 30 p rn ' · 30 P n1 THE SALVATION .l.RMY OLD DEXTER B IBL E En voy Ray W Wrnmq oflt c er CHRIST IAN CHURCH - Rev '" charge Su n day 10 a m Ron I crry pastor Sunday Hot rness me e t mg 10 30 a m school 10 a m Mrs \r\oortey Su nd ay School Y6ung F rancrs s up er~n t e nd en t Peop les l eg ron 7 p m Morn•nQ wo r shr p II am Thurs day 1 to 3 p m Lad cs Sw1c;1ay eve 11119 se r v cc 7 JO Home League 7 p m Pr ep G R A H AM UN l T E 0 c la sses METHODIST Preac t11 ng ST PAUl LUTHERAN 910 am f1r SI and seco nd ~ CHURCH Co r ner of Sundays o f ea ch mon th tl111"d Sycamor e and Seco nd Sts a nd tourtt1 Sundays each Pom e r('ly Th e Rev Wilham IT1o nth wor sh p sc r v cc a t 7 30 M1ddle swanh Pa stor su 1day P m Wcdne~day even1ngs. a t and 7 JO Prayer an d B1bfc Study School a! 9 45 a m Cl'lur ch Serv rc es 11 a nL SEVENTH 0 A Y AD SACRED HEART - Rev VEI'JITIST Mulbern He1 g ht s Fat he r P aul D we to n Ro etd P omeroy Pa stor pa sto r P ho n e 99~ ~ 8H Gerard Seton Sabb a th Schoo l Saturday evenrn g Mass 7 30 Supto r •n ten d elt Clara Sunday Mass a a nd 10 um MCJ..Dtyre S ab b a th Sc ho o l C011f eSS10r1 Sa t ur d ay 7 7 30 Saturday C~ ll c rnoo n a t '2 00 p m wllh V.. or shr p se rvr ce fiOMEROY FIR ST BAP lollowrnQ at J 15 TIST - Rev Ra lph Zl/nd e l RUTLAND I'"IRST BAP pastor Wr l l1a m Wal§on TIST CHURCH - Rev Ro ge r Sunday school supt • Sunday Ford Jr pasto r Drewy scl'lool 9 JO am 6Y F 6 Go r e supr Sund ay school P m B•bf e study Wt;:od 9 JO a 111 mo rn n q wo r sh1 p nesday 7 p m c h01r pract.ce 10 ts a rn Wednesday 8 30 p m ...., THE HILAND CHAPEL BURLINGHAM Cj;tURCt-i C~.;orcp~ Casto pasio r ~u1d ay - Pasto r J err y L ewrs Sunday Cll OO I 'I 30 am even HI schoo l 2 J Op m w1lh wo r sh p wors lliP 7 JO 111u r scl tly se rv1ce at J 30 p m m 1d cv enmq prav c scr~1C C 7 J O week servrce T uesday 7 30 p p ,, m - RACINE APOSTOLIC POMEROY FIRST CHURCH Th o m as L SOUTHERN BAPTIS T ~ 282 Holmes past or E van ge l s! c Mulberrv Ave a ft rl•ated serv1ce su nd ay 7 30 p m praye r mect1ng T u es d ay w lh S B C Gary B.15ham Su nday sc h<Jol supt Su nday 7 JO p m Brble s tudy school 9 30 a m morn n g Thu r sday 1 30 p m worsh•P 10 30 a m eve n ng F 1R s T sou 1 H t t< N w o rsh p 7 JO p m Brble BAPTI ST 2H1 Mu lb e rry study We dn esday 7 30 P m Ave P <Jme roY a ni! a ted w11n FAIRPLAY C~APEl 5 ll C t he Rev Bradley located on M e rg s Cou nty Road 1 off e•ther 325 or 11-1 Pas tor Rev T h e r on Durl'lam Sunday Sch ool 10 Some people go cut on New am worShip se r vrce 7 JO P m Sunday Prayer Year s E ' e and others meet,ng Tues day 7 30 plm manage to stav \\otth tt ull at youth se rv1 ce 7 JO p m least mtdnaght Fr d ay ~ 1 our B1.Centenrual year Trov \IIH1ilv 5tho u l '>lllJI ' •UIHio'Y lo t hOO I 'i Ul 111 () rlli !HI WO r ~ 1 11 P. WESlE'YAN CHURCH ~ HoJrri S On v ilt <.~ 1./:o..v 0 0 \•11 Mo1nl e y P ,l',tor t-tr nr y Ellhn ~ UrHti1y " d ool " u i.JI ~ unduy Sc hoo l .~ JO am C ven•nu wor Sh fJJ I JO 1.1 111 Pr.1y er a 11 d Pro11 sc scr v c e lh u r ~ d a v I 30 • p.p; t.,r balloon flt g ht m the Uruted States was made by Jean Blan c hard over Phtladelphta In 1861 , MISSISSippi seceded from the Umon In 1945, Amertcan troops mvaded the Phlhppme tsland of Luzon and went on to bberate Mamla In 1968, Surveyor 7 made a soft lltnding on the moon A thought for the day. French novelist Alexander Dumas satd, "All human wtsdom ts swnmed up m two words- watt a nd hope." MT MORIA H 81l.'PliST Corn..:r I ou r th M•ddh; port R\!v Jr pt\ st or 9 W am Inc! Mn '' litnr y K t y U11d<ly Mrr, t:: huol €rv~t l ll ttultl<trtrdn c r ~upt Morn1no worst1 p 10 -1 5 a 111 JEHOVA H S WITN ESSES - Larry Cflrnilhan pr CS 1d1nq moll s tcr 'l undi'ly O•bl c le c t u re 9 30 a 11 1 WtHCil tower s tudy 10 30 am Tucsd<'ly tl ,pt e s tvdv 7 JO P 111 lhur s day tt••n •s Try SChOOl ] JQ fJ Ill S('fVICC tll('t'IH1Q 8 JO pIll MIDDLEPORT CHURC H OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNIO,N - Lawrence Martlcy p<t stor Mrs Russe tt Young Sunday Sc t1oo l Sup ! Sund <ly Evenmg wor!.h p 7 JO Wednesday prayer mee t ng 7 JO p rn MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD ~ Racmc Route 2 th e Rev James M Muncy pa s tor Sunday school 9 ~5 <1 m morn nlq wor sh p 11 a m c vcn•ng wo r sh p 7 30 Prayer meetmQ Tuesdc.y 7 JO p m Younq p eo ple s meelmg 7 30 p m Thu rsday MIDDlEPORT FIR S T BAPTIST - Corner Sodh and Pe~lm er lhe R ev Peter Grandn l pastor Danny T h ompson su p e rrnt c ndcnt Sunday SchooJ WMPO Ra d o prooram 7 tS a m Sun da.y School q 15 a 111 Morn1 nq Worsh1p 10 15 a m Yout h actrvrtlf' !'i s n d fet tow s h p lor t u n w r and sen1or ttrgh s tud en s 6 p Ill Su n day e ve-n nq wo r st11p 7 30 p m •Mrd weeK p r aye r se rv ccs Wedno.:sda y 7 JO t) m • C HURCH OF CHRIST M dd lcport 5th and Mam Georqe Glaze m•n•s t cr James Sh eets su p e r n lc nd cn t Brbte sc hool 9 30 am mornmg wo r Ship 10 JO am evenm g wor shrp 7 30 pr aye r se r v .ce 7 p m Wed n esd av Scho91 9 30 a 11 MORSE C HAP EL til ~ I 1p I I d 11 1 l i1 Ur' t !1 .., ~,. ho o t 10 1 11 1 PORlLANO W,r ~ h1p I Ut p 11 1 Cltur cll \ (hOO t Y JO 1/1. ~ Il l SUT TON Chu1ch '> d oo t 30 1 111 ,'\o rs111p 15.1 a nd Jrtl • untJ,1y !. 10 J O a 111 NOR THEA S T CLUSTER Rc.,. Rob e rt Meece P.1 !>l or De nnr !> C:rct c, a r A<.o <;;oc M•nrstcr JOPPA Wor Ship 10.1 n 1 Chur c h ..,t hool 9 a Ill Prayer Mf'C't rno Wl'dn esday B p m lONG BOTTOM Wor SIHp 'il a Ill 5 unday School 9 l'l am Prayer McctmQ Wednesd ay l 30 p m NORTH BETHEl Wllr Sh•p 11 i\ m Church Schoo l 10 a m ALFRED - Sunday Sc hool 9 J ~ am Worshrp 11 a rn Prayer meet1nQ Wed n esday 7 45 p m UMW 3rd Tu es,day 'i 8 p Ill REEDSVILLE Su nday Sc hoo l 9 30 a n1 Y..o r s h•p 7 30 pm P r ayer Me e l rng 7 JO p m Tu esday UMW 1 30 p m ts t Thur sday SilVER RIDGE - Wo r Sh tp 10 am Church Sch ool 9 am TUPPERS PLAINS Wor s h •P 9 a m Churc h Sch ool 1'0 it 111 KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST Gcoroc rrcdcrrck supl ~ crv c e wecldy 9 30 a ,, on >Uiday Preach1ng ilrs t and th ird ~ undeys of 111011111 lly Cti llord Smllh 9 30 dIll IIIIJ 7 1(1 WrU111 '> lldy pr.1yo..r l l11/ll -.luf,ly I ' U I 1 1 TUPPER' !; PLAINS CHRI 15 rtAN ( H UR{H I II j l I > ! I d r WCIU f l p I' fOr I '"' ,r <f ( 1lf./W< II J < IIHUI pi IIIHJ.1y Y. •• 1 11\.J 1 1Y (llOOf I I 1 ' /lf Oflllllq ~ ~ rlltOII I I 11 1 UIHJily (vt n ru~ l VI(( / 1) 111 L E l ART F ALLS UNITED t' h r T H k' [ N 1 Jo', I UNDER THE BED. I 6 3G-NBC News 3 4 15 ABC News 13 Andy Grlfllth 6 C B S New s 8,10 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Carrascolenda s 33 7 oo-Truth or Consequences 3 To Tell The Truth 4 Bowlmg fo r Collars 6, Law r ence Wel k 8 Av1at1on Wealher 33 News 10 Don Adams Screen Test 13 Family Alta ir 15, Ohfo Journal 20 7 Jo-Po rter Wagoner 3 Treasure Hunt 4 Can d td Camera 6 Evening Edl11on with Mart in Agronsky 20 $25,000 Pyram id 10 To Tell The Truth 13 P op' Goes the Country 15 Bla ck P e rspective on the News 33 e QO--Sanford and Son 3,A 15 Barbary Coas t 13' One lo One 6 Peanu1 s 8, 10 Washington Week tn RevreW Qresh.,__ ...,.--~ I 9 1~ that garbage But the sho uting of cyn1cs ca nnot c hange the fact that these two hundred years of Amencan htstory stand on the found ations """t:::::UL.O -r I " ~( ( ) CAPTAIN EASY of freedom a nd fa1t h ~\ E LL- WHAT DO Tt-lf; STM5 RE'VEAL FOR Thts IS th(j h entage w e carry forward 1nto our th~rd ce ntury Always rememb er that the re are those wh o w1sh they were free t o worsh1p wtlh u s 1n our c hur c h es every Sun- CAIRO E- 6VPT; Q p..J THAT DATE ZEWAZ Television loifor easy viewing FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1976 T . ut , He s the same c ynrc, mctdentally , who h as been heard to berate rellg1on - and junk" HEI\VE NS NO' IT 5 TERRIBLE~ ONIO OF THE WOR5T P05516LE' CONFIGURATION5! THE CH ART 5H0 1'1 $ MAR? DIRECTLY 0PP05EO TO 5ArURN IOJ • M,'l G UE S~ WOULD 8E THAT SOME INCIDE NT OF- CRIMINIIL VIO~ENCE HAPPENED TH,Af OAY UJ C AIRO~ WIN AT BRIDGE Transfer use in slam bidding AR I ES ~ day' NOR1U lUI .. A 10 4 3 wt e t est W1 t hou t sl.'.!rn 1n te rest Nor th wGuld re btd three 9 hearts thr ee notrump or fou r ¥ KR d1amonds tKJI0 5 Sou th mere ly goes Lo four ... A J 2 WEST • 72 • 9 ij 4 &'/ <?.N'IIJOC>;t; ICfA OF 1<0-hHIIJ0 tT WAS TO I l..t liE "/CCIA< ~ISD..OJ~ ~WHAT ~D f~8{.TRIC BlAMKE:T lOOftH(; C:OWN TO • ~w (.a.lf'ATIBILIT~ MWIUMZ ' ORPHANfi~~~~g~~ ~~~ ~ Wrth the hope 1t Will, Jn some measure, foster and help sustatn that wh1ch ts good in family and commun1ty life. th1s feature Is sponsored by the bust ness ftrms and organizatiOns whose names appear below . 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MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ' FRESH PRODUCE& PLANTS 2 Convenient Locations Bakers of Good Bread Hunftngton, W Va Mrdway Market-Pomeroy Ph. 992-2582 Bob's Market-Mason Ph. 773-5721 . KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. The F inestln Mobile Homes 1100 E Main Ph.m.7o34 Pomeroy ISN'T T\-IERE ANYT\-I INC7 YDU CAN DO? MEANING YOU STILL HAVE-NT DECIDED ONA REPLACEME-NT FOR JANIE, EH 2 .."• Church and Offtce Supplt es- Gtfts 99 Milt Sl Mtddteport HEINER'S BAKERY • The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy, Ohio "TNE Y'RE ACTINc:T LIKEo A COUP!£ OF STUC>BORN K IDS I • WHAT ARE STAN AND DIANA'S CHA NCES OF GeTTIN c:T !JACK TOOE1 11 Ei~ 1 DEAR " Mtddleporl . . POWELL'S SUPER VALU A F'lomla reade r wants to 38 Colleens home 39 ' The Other author 40 All nght DOWN 1 Quoted 2 Ethiopian ctty 3 It starred Ray Bolger (2 wds ) 4 - Remo, Italy 5 Prunp 6 Golf score 7 It starred Gertrude Lawrence (4 wds) 8 Twme together Yesterday 1s Ans\\er ':> 25 Mouse probmg ( sl ) II - up ( patd ) 26 Strrre d 15 European 27 B lood 9 More 18 Scotttsh condition 29 Wttch group tsland 21 Malt ktln 23 Rockfish 24lenda hand 30 Wee 35 Mouth ( comb for m ) 36 - Gorc ey rl\ er . THE DAiLY SENTINEL POMEROY. OHIO Ph.992·2156 IT S tN TH BAF!= TUB FER 'IOU, ''MUD PUDDLE" --:-; ' I' 30---Movle Island of Terror 4 3o-Movte The F tve Penntes" 10 45-Movle You re Telltng Me' 3 oo-Movle " Out of Sight' 4 45 - Movie 'The Killing Game • 3 For Saturday, Jan 10, 1976 b-+-+- ttng more th a n you would grve under slm rlar c trc um sta nces back ofl SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) Don t mak e any dects rons lo day o ut ol lrustr a uon or anger If you re dtsturbed c ou nt to 10 Cool oH 21 Apnl 19) some heavy on your bank Don t make by bu y rn g SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec 21) There are ce rtatn th tngs t hat you can do yourself tf you JUSt e)(erctse a lt1tle tntttattve tod ay Besrdes you II save noney TAURUS (Ap,tl 20 May 20) f---j~-f--1 Others may find you d rlfiCUi t to ge t along wt111 todaY because b,-i--+~+--1 you persls t rn d orng lh rngs yo ur way Gtve everyone a vote ' CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) You may frnd you rself n a sdcta l s llu a\lo n you re not over ly en thu srastiC abou t tod a y MaKe th e best ol rl Don t spotl other s fun ARIES (March You may have demands pla ced balance today tllrng s wo rse need less y =+"-1-+"-1 GEMINI wds) AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Fab 19) Everythrng wont ru n like a we ll o rl ed Swr s s c lo c k at home toda y Don I swea t 11 The drs rupttons are small You can rt se a b ove them PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) You re ove rly co ncern ed aboul the optn o ns of othe rs today Ttus writ cause yo u lo be d s con ten ted Do thrngs you r way @'~ Jan 10 1976 Your soct al In te re sts wt ll be very mu c h expanded tht s com 1ng year You are got ng 10 be more tnterested tn havi ng a qood trme and you s hould yol ve earned 11 :\: 1 \\ ~ 1 " 1 ll ~'\:1 1 !li iUSI \SSN •• 0 ,, ------------·~·~- ""----------------~--~ ":I ·i ~~ Small Engine Sales & Service Middleport 498 Locust St Ph.,992 ·3092 "" " "I "• .," GOEGLEIN READY MIX Oi,11tm:1214 Mldd...... l • 2 3 3 4 5 ,., Bernice Bede Osol I f SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1976 6 oo--Sun r ise Se mes ter 10 Washi ngton Debates 13 6 3(}-Matters of Ltfe 6 Treehouse Club 10 7 DO-S aturday Report 3 Ftlm 4 Eddie Saunders 6 Treehouse C lub e US Farm Report 10, Kentucky Atle ld 13 7 3D-- Bu llw tnkle 3 Farm Fronl 4 Jetsons 6, Ve getable Soup 15 Dusty's Treehouse 8, Man From C 0 S I 10, Devito 13 Mister Rogers 20 B GO-Emergency Pl us 4 3 4 15 , Hong Kong Phooey 6 13 P e bbles a nd Bamm Bamm 8,10 Sesame Street 20 8 30--Josie a nd the Pu ssycats 3 4 15 Tom and Jerry Grape Ape 6 13 Bugs Bunny Road Runner 8 Bugs Bunny and Frie nds 10 9 oo-Secret Lives o f Waldo Kitty" 3 4 15 Electric Company 2 9 30-Pink Panther 3,4 15 Lost Saucer 13 Big Blue Marble 6 Scooby Doo 8, 10, MISter Rogers 20 10 oo-Land of the Lost 3 4 15 , Adventures of Gilligan 13 Hot Dog 6 Sha zam t ls 1s 8,10 Sesame Street 20 10 3D-Run Joe Run 3 4,1 5 Groovle Goalies 6 13 11 GO--Return to the Planet ol the Apes 3 4,15 Speed Buggy 6 ~3 Space Nuts 8,10 Electric Company 20 11 3o-Westwlnd 3 4,15 Oddball Couple 6 13. Ghost Busters 8 10 Mt s ter Rogers 20 12 00-Jet sons 3 4 15 American Bandstand 13 Huck and Yogi 6 Va tley of the Dinosaurs 8 10. Vegetable Soup 20 12 3o-Marsha ll Basketball 3 Go USA 4, NFL Champmnsh lp Games 6 VIewpoint 8 Fat Albert 10 00 -C ollege Basket ball 3 4 1~ Tennis 6.13 Far Out Games 8,10 Lowel l T homas Remembers 33 1 3G-Biography 33 2 00-Champlons 8 Urban League 10 Film 33 2 3o-Pro Bowling 6 13. Mov ie Rock A Bye Baby • 10 Va liant Years 33 3 DO--College Baskelbalt 3,4 College Basketball 8, 15, Family AI War 33 4 00-Hula Bowl 6 13 InSi ght 33 4 3G-Challenge of the Sexes 10 A Bit With Knit 33 S oo-Gotf 3 4 IS Sports Spectacular 8 10. French Chef 33 5 3~Gupples to Groupers 33 6 00- News B 10 What Now. America> 33 6311-NBCNews3.15 News4 Rhoda& CBSNewslO Llltas, Yoga and "You 33 7 DO-World AI War 3 Lawrence Welk 4 15. Hee Haw 6 B. Firing L1ne 33 In The Know 10 Newsmaker 75 13 7 3()-Treasure Hunt 3. Last of Jhe Wild 10 Country Mustc Jub1 lee 13 8 00-Emergencyi 315 Howa rd Coselt 6,13 College Basket ball 4 Jeffersons 8 10 Rtvals of Sherlock Homes 33 8 3!1-Doc 8,10 9 00-Movl e • The Oregon Trail' 3 15 S WAT 6, 13, Mary Tyler Moore 8 tO Auslln City Limits 33 9 3()-Bob Newhart 8, 10 10 00-E mergency' 4 Carol Burnett 8,10 Soundstage 33 • 11 oo-News 3,4 8.1013. ABC News 6. American Outdoorsma'n 15 Janakl 33 11 15- Movle 'Swamp of the Lost Souls • 6 11 3G-Movle ' A Countess from Hong Kong " 3, Saturday Night 4, 15 Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 8 Movie Anno • 10. Colt"9e Basketball 13 1 00-Movie 'The Chalk Garden" 4 Soul Tratn 6 1 15- News 3 1 3G-Movle 'L 1Ie At The Top" 10. ABC News 13 1 45-Movte Dead Run 3 AstraGraph TATER II WILKINSON'S 20.33 8 3G-Chlco a nd The Man 3, 4 15. Watt Street Week 20 33 9 oo-Rockford F1lesl 4 15 ABC Theatre6 , 13 , Mov ie " The Su per Cops 8.10k Firing Line 20. Master p iece Theatre JJ 10 DO-Police Story J 4,15 News 20 Educational Implicat io ns 33 10 311-Avl a toon Wealher· 20 11 00- News 3 4 6 8, 10 13, 15 ABC News 33 ll J~Johnny Carson 3,4 15, Wide Wor ld Special 6, 13 , Mov ie " U F 0 Target Earth • a. Movie " The Blob' 10 Janak! 33 00---M id n lght Spectal 3,4 15 Sammy and Co mpany 6, Mov ie' Isl and of Lost Women 10, News 13 2 3D-News 3 Mov te ' The Art of Lave' 4 3 Oil-Movie • Dea d lock' 3 4 DO-Movie ' Informa t io n Re ceived " 4 4 15-Movie 'She Done H tm Wrong' 3 5 30-Movle ' Here Come the Nelsons" 4 6 oo--Movle ' A Degree of Murder ' 3 tMay 21-June 20) Pro blems confronj ng you to '-....1.--L-...L..;:ql day are lrkety 10 be ot your own mak ng Howeve r tl you re 1> .\ILY CRYPTO<!l / OTE - Hete', hn11 tn wotk tt aware of thts you ca n :w ord senous reperc ussrons AXY\liii ,\AXR ts lONGFEllOW C4NCER tJune 21-July ~2) Srtuattons wrth fr e nd s could O ne lc11 c r s1\nph st ltHis for 1110thc r In lh ts s :1mp lc \ 1s become a trifle co mpltcated to u ~e d for l ht tl1rN J " X: fr11 lhl l\\0 0 ~ t tc St n ,..,k [ (tier ~ day 11 con tr oversy anses .1pos110phes t he kn t-: t11 :md f0 1111 ilt nn of the \\(l fi iS ~n ~ II you re ltkely to co me ou t the Jnnt s F,,uh il1\ ltw llldc kt\( IS lTC dtffe rc nt vrll a n ( R\' I'TO() UOTES lEO (July 23-Aug 22) G rve yo urse lf a day ol res t today G Rr ~~ ~~ Get away lr. om the AXLLFLL KF AFXAZF G se rr ous busrness of mak rn g a I vrng DXW YGAGYTIJ ACFBXUFBGZ VIRGO (Aug 23·Sepl 22) Gauge you r au d ence ca ref~ully T BRTSB GITXB loday If you see you re es pousrng unpopula r rss ues get olf the subJECt You won t make FZTNGEFIC PGYQLXB conver ts • Yesterday's Cryploqoote IT IS NOT HARD WOR K>TW.T KJIJ..'i MEN, IT IS WORRY. - HENRY WARD BEECHER LIBRA (Sept 2J Oct 23) Let your sense o f latr play bC yow 1\0 I t76 KmK ~ l~t un ~ svn<l lcll lt Inc ) gu de today If you are eJ;pec (2 F me Food & Service I • " ~~\!~~ of duck 37 Become McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE The Stor e wtth A Heart Ph 949 3342 Mtddteport, Ohto eve nl y 3G'~n;~d Dealer Third St M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER J.Iearts nor chamonds break furiOUS Pomeroy Ph 992 3863 10 One of the Upantshads II Shrouded m mystery 12 US Treasury agents 13 Seamstress need 14 Kmd of trumpet 15 SuffiX denotmg ongm 16 Chatter 17 German City 19 'Rocks" 20 Sought 21 Sunday punch (sl ) 22 Ltb St 23 Coiffure pad 21 Co urt star 26 Kmg of Moab 28 - Na Na 29 Satisfted 31 Dubber s word 33 RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 2 t 3t 4t 6 t 32 Eggs Kerm s Korner Kerm1t Walton Pomeroy 700 E Ma1n , J,<-\ :_,__AMERICA THERE GROWS A CRGATURE NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE MEIGS TIRE CENTER Pomeroy c:===J1Ti1:H~Ej;;I:£:;NMiiJU6srj="P;e£0SOVI;r;~E~fH~I;jNGr-;'"7'AA-;:iiJ~ANC\,;::;;IE;N:iir;:"TL'CE;;G:t:E~N;:;D-;c:;:;"':YS~TTiH~A;;-J"i='I,:INJ:LI Cheder Mtddteport, Ohto 296 W Second 1.11 AIJNJ;; K I Home ltte Saw s MARK V STORE Rac1ne leav1n· no f1re qo1n 1 Po mercy BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT We F rll All Doctors Pre scriptions Pomeroy 992 2955 220 E Matn 1 dont recollec· Ph 991 5130 SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY I N T P ass Pass ACROSS WAID CROSS SONS STORE Natt onwtde In s urance Co of Columbu s 0 307 Sprmg Ave Pomeroy Dt al992 23 18 2¥ I• 5• I Crow cnes 5 Blanched . P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Pass Pass P ass Pass' 1 Sporftng Supplies and C 6 's 308 Page Middleport, Oh10 . !South by THOMAS JOSEPH ...__UMPATE::EDUi -~ INDIAN JOE'S Chester Ohto dt a m o nd s knowmg that N orth wtll go to s tx hea rts 1f he lt kes th at SUI! The s lam wtt h 16 oppostte 12 IS a cmch even though nctther ~ AI 11':Y OOP Sa les- Qua s M - Servtce Ph 949 31S1 Ractne • k n ow three spades shows thts sldm J 4 COBY MODERN ) RAY'S TV & HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Ph 949 9591 not GO II • .Jn, 1d(/\ ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION North East Pass do es kn o\\ \\h at you sh ou l d do Wtlh By Osw.tld & James Jacoby .7¥K J!Hi 42 tQ8 i2 + 9b How do you use the J acob} I he btddtng ts opened to your transfer on your way to a left Wtth one S IJ CH.JE..' )U Uf slam') pdrtn cr b td~ lwu dub s a nd SUREGUESS You start w1th th e tra nsfer ngh1 ha nd oppo n e nt two 111ERE S and then b1d a new smt Th 1s spadc!'l ROOM AMV· We take a decJstve st and new su1t ca ll IS a ga me force WHERE It may show a l wo sutt hand he r e .md ctthN pass or bid Ftll< tht ee hearts We do have a AtmJOO'f It may Just show a feature LIKE South starts wtth a transfer s li ght pt efe rence for the pass 'IIIAT · to two hearts H1s next btd of (Do you have a ques t1on for three diamonds IS a ga me the Jaco Jys' Wme A sk the for ce North ha s JUSt 16 pomts Jaco '1ys care o f rh ts for ht s notrump but tf So uth ne w spaper The most 1n actually has bo t h r ed su tts te res rrng auestrons wrll be North s hand beco m es ve r y used 1n tH1 s col um n and slamm Jsh His second rcb td of wnters wt ll rece tve copres of "' I t'J•ll 1': ORPHA N ANNIE \\ e st Pass Pa ss Pass Opcmng lead - K • .' 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A&:XJT 1118 heart diamond ta A K975 SOU Til BORN LOSI':R ll tam onds nex t to confirm the Ja c t that he rcall\ ho lds a EAST • 965 ¥ J 109 3 A KQ IR p Ill RUTLAND RUTlAND CHURCH OF CHRIST Rod K us ter pa s to r V H Gr a c v Sunday sc ho ol su pt Sund ay sc hool 9 30 a m worsh p s er nce and con n un ron 10 JO iJ m youth mf.:'e t• nq 6 p m S unday D n> e venrnq scrv Jce 7 r e qut ar SILVER RUN FREE board m eE IIIl{.l ltl rrd Satur BAPTIST Mr les Tr o ut day 1 p n pastor Sunday Schoo l 10 RUTlAND COMMUNITY am Leo n M• ll e r s up t Ev e n1ng se rvr ce 7 p m CHURCH Sunday Sc h ool r Pray e r m ee l1ng Thur s day 7 9 30 a n worsh rp se r v ce 11 pm a m We dn e<;day pray e r CHESTER CHURCH OF m ee trng 7 30 p m youtl'l serv •ces Su nda y 7 p m GOD- Rev Bobby Parler pas to r Sunday SC h<Jol 9 30 Sunday n 1ghl worsh tp 7 30 am wo r sh 1p ser v•c e 11 RUI _r,. ~ <:...HURLH OF a rn e ven rn g ser v1c e 7 JO THE NAZARENE Rev yo uth srrv rce Wednesday Lloyd D G r~mm J r pa s tor 7 30 p m 9 30 a m L-ANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Sund e' sc hool WO r Sh ip SCf VI CC 10 30 a m CHURCH Te d Jone s pas tor Sunday sc hool 9 30 broadcas t li v~ ove r WMPO young peop les se nt •ce 6 IS ll m R<Jy S1qm a n su pt evange l rs t• c se r v ce 7 30 p m mor n rng wo r s 1'1 1p 10 30 Pray e r rnec l)ng Wed n esd ay '> und ay e venrng se rv ,c e 7 30 7 30 p m 1\!i,t ss ona r y n11d we e k se rv1ce We d mee trng 1 30 p m f1 rs t nesday 7 30 p m Ned n esday ot month am MASON COUNT'Y SYRACUSE CLUSTER SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Rev RIChard E Jarvrs THE NAZARENE Dale M AS Vr~ I ol .. 1 ll " l 1 1 .) t ASBURY _ Worshrp 11 Ba ss pa s tor Bob Moore ~ccond a ld Pomero y St s a m Chu r c h Sc hool 9 50 am Sunday sc ho o l su p! Sunday Stan Crarg pa stor Sunday UMW flrsl Tu esday school c lasses for a t! ag es sc h oo l 9 1 ~ a 11 wor s h 1p 11 am tramrng FORST RUN - Wo r stp p 9 9 30 am morn ng worship se rv ce 10 45 am NYP S 6 JO p m un on 6 30 p m cven rn g am Chur ch Sc hool 10 am UMW tl'lrr d Wednesday 7 30 evangelrstrc se r v rce 7 30p m wo rsh1p se r vrce J 30 p m M rd week p r ay e r meetrng Mtd w e ek pray e r serv •ce p m We dn esday 7 30 p m MINERSVILLE W We dne s day 1 30 p m o rs h rp m rssro nary meetrnn second MASON CHURCH OF 10 a m Chur c h School 9 a m " CHRIST P 0 BO)( dB] Mil ler UMW lhrrd Monday 7 30 p m We dne s day 7 30 p m 'll Mason W Va S unday SYRAC USE Chu rch UNITED FAITH NON B bl e Stud y 10 am Wor s hrp Wo r s h p DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Sc hoo l 9 30 a 111 serv ce 7 JO p m Rob ert Sm Ill pas tor Sunda y 11 a m and 7 p m B b te Study Vocal SOUTHERN CLUSTER SC hOOl 9 30 am c la ss We dn es day 1 p m R e v Howard Shrveley lea der Leo Hrll worsh rp mUSIC FIRST SOUT HERN Rev Stev e n Wilson serv iC:C 10 30 am c nur c h 7 10 P 11 BAPTIST - Corn e r of Seco nd Rev Zelia Kruszewsk• BETHANY - (Dorcas l EDEN UNITED an d Ander son Mason Pastor Worsh •P 9 30 am Churcl'l BRETHREN IN CHURtST ...__ Wal t e r Cloud Sund a y s chool School 10 30 am E lden R B la ke pastor 9 15 a m worsh p se rv ce 11 a 111 a nd 7 30 p m Weekly CARMEL - Chur ch Sc hoo! Sunday School 10 am B1ble study Wednesday 7 JO 9 30 am Worship 10 30 am How<~rd McCoy supt om 2nd and 4th Sundays Mornrng se rm on 11 a 11 MASON A SS EMBLY OF APPLE GROVE - s unday Sunday nr g hl se rvr ces Sc hoo l 9 30 am wo r s hrp 7 30 Cl'l r rs t•an End eavo r 7 30 GOO, Dudd rng lan e Mason 111 W Va Ch es ter ll'nnant p m 1s t and 3rd Sundays P Song serv1ce H p r'n Pa stor Sunday Sc hool 9 t5 Pray er m e'e trn g We dne s day Pre a c h ng 8 30 P 111 Mtd am Chtl dren " Church 6 15 7 J O p m Fettowshrp s upper v t•e k. Prayer mee t •ng You n q P eo ple s S ~ rvrc e f r 1 sat da 6 UM ~ dnesd a y 7 p m R ay p n ' s ur Y Pm W l\dan1 s lay lea d er 6 tS p m Evilnye t rstr c 2ndTu esday730pm CHURCtl OF JESUS Se rv1 ce I 30 p m Women s EAST LETART - Church CHRIST lo c at e d at MISSIOildf'"Y Council 10 a m Sc hool 1s t 2nd 3rd Su ndays Rutland on New L ma Road fr r sl and th.rd iuesdays 9 30 a m Fourth Sunday next ID Fo rest Ac r e Park Pray e r and Brb le S tu dy 10 30 a m Wo r sh rp 2nd Rev Ray Rous e pa s tor We dnesday l JO p m ~ unday 7 30 p m 4th Sunday Rob e rt Musser Sund a y Sch<Jol 9 30 am P raye r Meetmg sup t Sunda y school 10 30 Wednesd ay 7 30 p m UMW 1st TUesda y 7 30 p m a 11 wo r s111p 7 30 p m B1b le ItA" 1 FGt WESLEYAN - (Racrne ) study Wednesd;)y 7 30 p m CHRIST rn Chr 1..o 1<1 t l 1 1(.1 S unday School 10 a m ot 'ntny n ut I ur 'I· r sc r lh e Rev W! lt a n Campb e ll V I j) p lS tor Su nday School 9 30 Worsh •pllam Jr UMYF Wednesday3J0pm Brble HEMLOCK / GROVE am J am es Hughes s upt s T CHRISTIAN Roger, CvenrnQ se rvice 7 JO p m tudy l'lur s day 7 p m Choir watson pa s tor Wallace Wt'dncsdav e venrng prayer Pra c lrc e Th ur s day 8 p m LETART FALLS - Churcl'l Bradford sup! morning mcet.ng 7 JO p m Youtl"> r:;hoo t 1st 2nd Jrd ~ undays worship 9 30 church school, P ra yer se rv ice e a c h T..Jes day 10 15 am 4th sunday 9 15 10 30 • young peoples FAIRVIEW BIBLE a m Worshtp 1st 2nd 1 rd mee1tng, 6 30 p m evening CHURCH Letart W Va Rl Sunday s 9 15 am worship 7 30 P m , Bible l Rev G.:orgc Hoschar 41t1 s unday 7 30 p m "' st~_y , Wednt!.~l_y, 7 30 ~ m pastor Sunday School 9 30 am Pray er and Brble study MORNING STAR I tv l ll" to.o.. ., ur 7 JO p m Cottage Praver Wo rsh1p 9 30 am Church •. unday Sc hoo l s up! Joe Servl e Tu es day 10 a m School Hi 30 a m Mrd Week ,Sa yre ~ unday school 9 45 Worshrp Se rv •ce Thur s day Servtce Wednesday 8 p m am Sunday eventng wor 7 30 p m DANVILlE WESLEYAN 1-<C'v LC'ton G tasurc pastor ~ l!n da y Sc t10o l 9 30 a n youth and tun ro r you t h !'.er v1ce 6 15 p m e v e nrng wor s h p 7 JO p m prayer and pr a 1se Wc dn esti rly 1 JO ARTIST, WHO thts B tcen tenn 1al Year There s a cyntc tn town who IS a lready c omptatnmg abOut o ur emphasts on liberty - and that JUnk that JUNIOR,IN ROOM 420. INTERVIEWING A PATIENT, lAS~ ED NOT TO BE DISTURBED -BUT YOU, MR TRAcY, GO RIGHT UP. CAN LtllS TO BE LEFT UNDISTURBED WIT H AN EYEWITNESS, 50 THA:r HE COULD DO A SKETCH, LIES UNCONSCIOUS IN TWE BED FORMERLY OCCUPI EO BV '!"HE EYEWITNESS. N o t everyone has ca ught the sptnt of ... and Fndav J an 9 1976 AN ' v 1 t,a rrtl NOI r '> IJ < ~ lOr I lr}y tl Norri S ':> UP ! Utldfly '> h(J O I ~ I() l 1)1 10rnm q ""ll lfll \0 H 1 111 Pr,1y cr .,. , I V t t Wt dllr•<.hty I tOp m CH ESHIRE CH URCH OF C OD O F PROP HE CY G P '"''" l.l1• s tor undi1Y ,c hool Ill l <11 J\ rlhl!r ll ~ nson .., upl Morn1 n g Wor <;; l11p tl 1n YovnQ Peoples ~crv • ce Tp n Even nq st:;rv cc 7 JO P n V/ ~(1 lE.'Sday M 1d Week P r 1y e r ' crv rce 7 30 p m Youth n cc t nq 6 30 p m Ev«' tHn ~ worSh ip 1 JO p m CHESTER CHURCH OF TH E NAZARE N E 1-! c v He r be rt Gr a t e pasto r \' 01 Shrp sc rv rcc 11 c1 m .1nd ! 10 p ,, '-unday < unday '> CIHJO I 9 JO a Ill R Ch il rd nilr lon su pt Prayer m c e tm g Wednes d ay 7 30 p m BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Clif fo rd Smrtl'l m,n,ster Sun day Schoo l 9 30 a m mornmq church 10 JO il n 1 Sunday cvcll1 n9 serv ce 7 30 p n Wedn esday s erv1ce 6 p Ill l A U RE L CLIFF FR EE METHODIST - Rev Floyd F \ t10ok pastor Lloyd w r.ght ~ unday school su pt Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 am Mo r n 1119 wor shrp tO :JU i'l m evcn mg worsh p 1 ,0 p n1 We d 1esday Chrrs t ran Youth Crusade 6 3U p m Cl'l o r l)rol CIIC.C ltliJr Sdi'ly 7 p m DEXTER CHUR'CH OF CHRI ST Cllarl es Ru sse l \ r m m. s te r Norrn an C Wdl ~u nd<ly schoo l 9 supt a n1 wor sh1p se rv rce 10 a 11 n.o te s tu dy 1 uesd ay 7 30 p Il l REORGANIZED CHURCH Q-F J ES US C HRIST OF lATTER DAY SA INT S ~ Portland Rae n c Roa d W Jlla n1 Rou sh pas tor De nny Sun d ay Sc hoo l E vans D,r ec tor Sun day Schoo l 9 30 a 111 Mo r n nq worsh ip lO JO a 111 ~ unday cven•nq sc: rv ,ce 7 p 111 Wednesd a y even ng pray e r 5CrV IC €S 7 30 pIll BETHLEH EM BAPTIST R~v Ear ~ ~ ut e r pa s t o r No r sh p se rv1 C0 9 30 a m und CJv se t OQ I I U lO am B1bl ~ stu dy and prayer se rv •ce Th ursduy 7 30 p mCARLETON CHURCH K1ngsbury Road Gary K rng pastor Su nday sc hool 9 30 1m even mg wo r sh p 7 30 p m Prayer mee t n g We d nesday 7 JO p 111 • LC')NG BOT :r. OM CHRISTIAN - Bru ce Sm th pa stor Wa ll ace Damewoo d Supt B bl e School 9 30 a m Pr e a c h n g se rv •ce 10 JS a m •No even1 ng se r v •r" HY SELL RUN l'"k~t METHODIST C HUR C H Rc-v Puu t N1.2 v li e pastor <undily ~ c hoo 'il 30 a 111 Morn 111~ se rv c e 0 30 a m yo utt1 se rv1 c£' 6 l'> p m Eva nq e l s l C sc- r~ Cl 7 30 p rn P r ayer n ce t nq 1 t1ur s clay 7 30 p m FREEDOM G O S PE L MISSION ill Bald Knob Rev E J Gr tf llh s u pt ot ch ur ch Rev L R Gluescncamp p 1s tor Roqer Will fr cd Sr Sunday ~ c t10o t su p ! Sun d a y school 9 JO am prayc r n ce ll n q Tuesday 7 30 p m you t h m ee t nq 6 p m ~un day ler;ldlf S 1\ da V.1n Me t e r an d Grella ~uttlc Sunday even1ng wo r sh p 1 p 11 through wrnt c r rl o nth s MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Rev James H Le ach pa s to r 9 30 a m Sunday sc hoo R vs se I Spen ce r supt Wor Ship SN 'JI C€' 10 4,5 0 m ; Ev e n1n g wor s h1p a ll erna trng w1th C E a 7 30 p m on Sunday Pra yer m cett n g 7 30 p m '1\. e dn es d ay 1\ lfr c d Wo lf ~}- lay leo d er WH ITE S CHAPEl Coo tvd e RD Rev Roy Dee t er pa s tor Sunday sc t1oot 9 10 o m wo r sh •P sc r v •c c 10 30 il n1 O•blc s tudy and prny e r SHVICC Wcdnf'SCi ay I HOBSON CHRISTIAN UN ION DM r e lt Doddrd pastor ~ un d ily Sc ttoo t <; JO :1 111 Leo n Ar d G 1l m or e fir s t e d cr ov en1 nC1 scrv ce 7 JO p 11 Wcdncsduy prayer )lef' l l(l 7 )0 p l1l MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD R<lC111C Route 2 T he Rev Charlf' S Hand pas tor <..und i'!Y sc hoo l 9 15 a 111 n1ornm g wo r Ship II am EvrnmQ s e r v1CCS Tu esd ay und I rrday 7 30 p m BEARWALLO W RIDGE CHUR CH OF CHRIST Douq ~,... ,, , ,1 11 ru1nr s ter fl1blc s• udy 9 10 ~1m morn111q wo r s h •P 11 II .1 m cv c n1ng wor<; ll p H p n Wc dntJ sduy MIDDLEPORT CHURCH 11 '1!1 1'1 bl c ~~ rdy H p 11 OF THE NAZARENE - Rev MT OLIVE CHURCH LJ o n Cote pas tor Mrs Mary l onq l1ottom Sunday Schoo l Lathey Sunday sc hooJ sup! 10 ~ n w1th W li a rd P, qo tt Su nd ay sc t10o t 9 30 a m sui) I Eva ; qe l s l c n cssaqe morn1ng wo r s l'lrp 10 30 am c.1 ct1 undny cven m g 7 30 ov Sunday e vang e lr SI1 C neetrng Et ctcr Rus se ll Clmc 11 111 ~ tcr 7 JQ p rn P rayer mee tmg ol II c Apos tol c r a li b E\ rb lc " Je dn eSd ay 7 30 p rr ~ tudy V'v cdn csd ay 7 30 p m STIVERSVILlE 4iOM UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MUNITY Cll+IJRCH - Sunday 10 a m MINISTRY OF MEIGS schoo l scrv cc COUNTY - Dwrght L Zav1IZ Pray er n;cc t nc1 Th urs d ay 7 p n !->u n day even n q sc rv c~ d~r ec tor 7 p 11 HARRISONVIllE PRES ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST BYTERIAN R ev Pom eroy Harr rso nv ll le E rnest Str rck l rn pastor Sunday c hur c h sc hool 9 30 Roa d Mllw G1 rt on p astor " Iev en Stan ley Sunday sc hool a m Mr s Homer Lee s upt sup ! Su n dJy SChOOl 9 30 mornrng wo r s h1p 10 30 n o rn111Cl wor Ship a 1d MIDDLEPORT Sunda y a n t O 30 a 11 schoo l 9 30 am R •c hard co m mu n 011 e ven r1q yo uth Vaughan s up! Morn ng ~ u nday Chris t ran e ndeavor 6 30 l.l m worsh p 10 30 v m SYRACUSE Morn n g wo r sh •P sc r v cc 7 30 p n wo r s h•p '! am Sunday We dn. esd ay cvcn 111 q prayer sc lloot 10 a m Mr s Samp son meet ng and t"lrb tc s tudy 7 JO pm H a ll s up! ST JO HN LUTH E RAN RUTlAND CHURCH OF CHURCH P1n c GrOV\:' Th e GOO Rev Jam€s 0 Rev W II am M1dd les war t h Guynn pa s 1or S und a y Pi! s tor Chur ch ::;cr v• ces 9 JO sc hool 10 a m Sunday u 111 Sunday Sc hoo l 10 30 Ll m wor sh p 11 a n Sunday BRADBURY CHURCH OF eve n n g se rvr ce 7 p m CHRI ST - f3 •bl e Sc ll OOI g 30 We dne sday worS!'l •P serv •ce am mo rn n g wo r sh p 10 JO 7 30 p m a 11 Surtd ay eVe n n q worshrp HAZEL COMMUNITY sc rv1ce J p rn c ho ~r pra ct,ce CHURCH Ne ar Lo nq Wedn esd ay 7 p m Rev Je ll Ran son Pa s tor Bo tto m Edsel Ha rt pa s tor ANTIQU ITY BAPTIST Sunday sc h ool 10 a m Chur c h 7 30 p m pr ayer h! e v I rec land No rr s pa stor ~ V I H f i)Y SC hOOl 10 tl Ill mee trng 7 30 p m Thursd qy Chu r c h scrv •cc 7 p m MIDDlEPORT PEN 7 TECOSTAL - Th1r d Ave the We dnesday Brb le ~ tu dy 1)111 Rev N II ram Kn11te 1 pa s tor RACINE CHURCH OF THE Ronald Duga n Sunday Sc hool NAZAR ENE - Rev John A Supt Class es tor a ll ages pa s to r Sund ay cveorng scrv rce 7 3U B1bte Co ff mi)n Sc h ool 9 30 a m Ge ra ld s tudy 'A e dne su day 7 30 We Is s up I Mor n rng Wors hr p p m youtl se rv ces F r d ay 10 30 a m Sunday eve n.nq 7 30 p m wor s h p 7 JO Pr a ~ e r FREEWILl BAPTIST rneet n g Wed n esday 7 30 p Cor 1er As h an d Plu m M d m d l e port No e l He rrman pa s lor Sat u r d ay ev e n•ng RACINE FIRST BAPTIST serv1ce 7 p rn Sunday s ch oo l Ronn1e Sa lser Sunday tO a n S Jl1d dy ev c n rn g school s u pt Su nda y sc hoo l worshrp 7 p m 9 30 a m mo rn n g worsh1p 10 10 a m Su nda y even n g worsh •P 7 30 We dn es day e venrng B1ble . st ud y 7 30 7 30 MEIGS COOPERAT IVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarner D1rc ctor POMEROY CLUSTER R e v Robert Hayd e n Rev D Wm Syd e nstn cker CHESTER - Wor shrp 9 15 i1 rn Chur c h School 10 a m POMEROY Worsh rp tO 30 a m Ch ur c h Sc hOol 9 15 am UMYF 6 30 p m ENTERPRI SE - Worshr p 9 a m Ch ur c h Sc ho o l 10 a m ROCK SPR ING S Wo r s h rp 10 am Chu r ch Sc h oo l 9 am UMY F 6 30 p m FlATWOODS - WorSh ip 11 a m Church School 10 J m M I DOLE fiORT ClUSTER Rev Rob e rl Bumgarner HEATH - WorShip 10 30 a m Church School 9 30 a rn UM YF6 pm RUTLAND Jei f rey G e rb e r Pa s t o r Wor s hrp 10 30 a m Chu r c h School 9 30 7 - The Da ti)• Sent mel Mtd<Ut•porl- Pomerov 0 DICK TRACY Vlld ' �8 ~ Thr Daily &•ntirll'l , Mtddh•port -P oml'l't•Y, 0 ., Frida y, Jan . 9. 1976 ~~~~;- t.Wk·~u-~.-~~ For on~ lf'ltrr to t"lu·h :o;qunn·. lu form four ordinary. "ord s. - ~ };. ( ,·,,.,u :'~ ~~- "'-'1 ~., .. , R 'HO'' , .. _ L~ K: ~ r ~~~ - I I . ~A -P.--\R-TU -B--,1 1_,A • • • I A..: I'I 2 It It-; I5 -"N ~ IN~ PI RATr C\i US A:...:.... TlCPED ,. ~-1-~-,--,---, r TC ~ ,•• I elttn :"ow arrange the eire~ . to form ihe surpri~e answer. lUI 1 '-==:'t:,.r:=j=:::======='..·-·~uc.:!c~gested by the above Pritt * SIRIPIIISI ANSWII hele KI I I I I J •• cartoon . r . I Juml.l ... : FRANC Yol"elr.rdn'• ' Annorr: JOUST PACKET BOUNCE » 'hal a S l11nt' .t111' mn rrin y1' m i"lil . A Low Cost Want Ad • ., Will Cut ....,..." Cost of· • • ...·•'· Living •••••• "' • o' .'' Notice A UCTION . r r id ay , 7 p .rn .. n ew and use(l merchand i se> a r Mason A uction , H o non S! . Mas.on_,_ w. Va . Con ~ ignirlcnrs welcome Phon e (30,1) 77J , 5..t7 1 1 7 3tc WRITE YOUR OWN AD! IT'S EASY TO ORDER ·BY MAIU • .. Gl N ,11 tH.\.o n R o.ad ll c cchq r o v c tN U rs ar ound the co r ner Gel ybur I i tler 5 .ln d nlO \o:YC r S re a dy for use n ow C l a r en ce Hill , Rustic Hi l ts . Sy r acuse Phon e <;9 '1 '1967 <l ll er 5 p m ~ t'l< I 8 Me E ND 0 ~ ~ Et.'S O N c us,orncr appr eci ati o n sat e now a t Bob :s Marker . A ppl es S? 98 bu sh el, oranges two doz en . $1, Tange r ines thr ee ·d oze n lo r Sl. GrRp·cs. , l hree pound s for $ 1. Wh il e t he supp l y l asts . Bo b 's M a rk e t . i n Ma son , W Va Phon e 773 5721. h ou fs 10 a .m . till 5: 30 P. m . 1 6 ! Ole CASH WITH ORDER 1NCOM E T/\X . pr e par e d , F e d era l an ·d .Sta le •a xes W i ll be done by app l _ only P l'ease phon e 992 227'1 , or see Mrs . Wa nda Eblin , Laurel Cli ff Rd , Pomeroy 12 31 30 i c TO INDIVIDUALS ONLY! NON COMMERCIAL W ILL car e for elderly p ersons in my home . Tr ai n ed and e )(per i enced . Phon e 99 7 . 73 1-l 12 -30 7Bic NO REFUNDS. Each initial and group of figures counts as one word. Be svre to count name and address, if used, and yo~~r phone number. Including prices for items offered in your want ad w iII increase response. - I W IL L be qiv i ri g piano lesson s in f"Y"\ Y ho me slarl rng Feb . 1.. for info rma tion call 992 3278 , 11 18 SOle 0 - 1. on \'./ Nl E [ l l O R E NT L<1 r 9c nw /:l ite h o rn e on 10r by sr lf P(lO tlC I 6 1 1 1 3!H! f!169 sps AVAILABLE r( trJ I,1qd I 9 /1 c 12.WORDS 4 DAYS ONLY ' '100 1. I m e r ica n , L~ qion IJcq irm in g -SPECIAL!-- .. . 2. 3. B. J HO U~ E of I abri c 's J anuary Cle arance Sa le /\ 11 m a terial · i n stock on sate . Ope n 10 am !il l 5 p m : ·Monda y th r ough s aturday . I 4 12t c ~ WAI TR ES~ wan·t ed tor l 'l midni9h1 ti l a am . s hift. A p p l y in person a t Crow ' s Sl eak H ou se . Al so . ta king app lic al io ns tor grill cooks . 12 31 u c SLOAN'S· ·· CARPETING 4. 5. 6. Fr ee estimates on car· peting and i.nstallation . ,We'll bring samples to your home with no obligation. See how you can really sa ve . Mike Young , Manager Sales and ln~tallation Rt . 3, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Phone day or night 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. . 61092-2206 12. Found L I1 RGE d og . wilh clipp e d tail. L oo k s lik e good r egistered br ee d Pl ease c a l l at) d id ert lify , (6 14) 8 ~3 1451. 1 <1 6tc NAME ADDRESS Wanted CITY Cl SH pa iCl tor all m ..ll,•.: ~ a11d models o f mobile homes . Phon e ar ea co de 61 4 4'13 953 1 4· 13 lf C PHONE MAIL WITH 11.25 Barbs TO THE By PHIL PI\STORET DAILY SENTINEL lll ' I'l l ! 11/• ' (tl,tl New Yeu r's hangover should COURT ST. have made couch him Sleep on the If you thought '15 was a long one to !h·e through - ·don't c\len c:ht>ck the February en- 45769 - '" ,, l'fp , l ully try on lhe '7.! ('alt•ndar ! (/\ RPENTER wo rk . ll' il inq S, t toorinCJ<; t~nd P ftr1f'l~tr<l Phone 9Y 'J n , q 1 7 IOtc ( ,l r 1) 1' ' •'(1 .' p jj ,, 1 ..,_ 111 l l 'il>o ·r h,ll h ,u \ >' ol ( ' ' l 'rHi l ' ro 1 o•tl l ·o ~ 'tl "ol'll {.til tH '•l't ' ll d ' t II Hf<,hury H u n"' ,ties I lOll i fl.',l•ll ' I 11 11 {1 1" ( 'J<J ,1 r•t •nH' H IY (llreo I V ttl PEER ,! I n e w qd .., lt rrn .t(!' hl1 1! • u 1 ov en ,,nd r.~nqe pr 1<: t' t' l'rtucl't t tnr ll lll( l-. ~..1l 1' ( om IJl' '>f"'C fl ,1 1 I tt1U~1Ju r Y H ptt1(' 1 tllc, Ill f 1\o~illl\ ' I Pon 1rr ov O h io o r l•l -11 ~'1.' Ill ). '•11 ll un11' For Rent i n R ut land I 'I I O R R ENT O R SALE. 3 bedrtn mobile home . un turn js h ed . utililles paid on Rl 33 in Bur fingllam . Phon e 99 '1!751 1') •3 I l t C I' C, .... Lost WALKE R hound , white will1 b tra c k ~ p o t s and "q r ow th on lef t h in d f l Lost rn Kro qcr Ptl r"-inq l ot I 30 u 111 <., ,ltur d <Jy rnorninq Cilll · t'obby P o n er Ch es t e r Ph one 16H \ 98'l .11q Help Wanted CARRIER WANTED FOR LINCOLN HILL Apply AI The Dai~ Sentinel Cour t St ., Pomeroy or Phon ~ · 992-21S6 TODAY 1--.tEI l f . l> l.E p er son 10 l ive in with rld orl y la dy Cl ll v 1Y J', t7 f or mor e in l orm,1110 11 I 'I lt (_ NEED ca p able women lo liv e in wi th eld erl y lady ·r or more in form a tion . ca ll 997 ].1)7 Auto Sales C HE\t'r '1 ton 1 w h eel 1\ ,lli"ln Cf' o f clr i vc PIC I-.. u p 1,1cto r y wa rr ilnty Cl1e c f., ' 1115 I)C tor e vou 6uy ,, ne w (rn c PllOrH' ,lf t f'r '· p 11 1 or on V\PCkC ild S 'I'! { .l 1V6 I 9 • I( r •ll<., (,1 11 99 '1 I .1 ' fc I f! II ·I post s. RM ond ba th , un f ur n ished house at 1650 Ln coln H qts Pl1on e 99 '1 367 4 1 6 6t c I R 31C (0/. L f O R !d•l. E C/\ll Cnu l Compa ny I mi le nor t h ol Chqshire . on R I 7 P ic k your own . S?O p er ron Open 6 days prr wcck , or Celli (6 1,\f ] 61 7110 lo r f ur ti1N in torrnill ion I 8 781 c G R I' IN l en b ee f w ci qh s be t wee n ',QO and 600 lb s. Phon e 9.19 7!J .I7 1 ij 6tc V/I.CI>liON OVER We o tt er grc il lesr Sfl.v in g s even on t ra il(lrs <1nd f o ld down s G u ar antee and se rv ice wha t w ~ sel l 9th year w i th ~ tar Cra ft Cam p Con ley ~ tar Craft . R r 6 7. Norl h o f P t Pl e a si1n 1 I 8 'll c Hi\ Y •. larqc c l ea n Phon e l ·!'l 2·1-11 RE /\L, NI CE .1 rm ho me . l)cl l h cJ oub l c c ar qr1raqe . ni ce ynrd I or in to r ri1ation , ca rt 997 7'lO'l 1 8 ] Ic G l\~ sl ave HO t l"l E in ~ vra c u se . 5 - r m s P l1one 99/ 'l':o3 0 und b il l h o tter ~ p rn I· 8 6tc 19 75 ~10ND /I -tOO , .t c y l ind er Su p r: r ~ p ort l ess t·h<1r1 soo mi l es Ph one 991 2977 I 6 61t rnot;lile h ome . 11 baths . Ulil ili CS p a id f?l1one 992 3.'>09 I 6 I f.C F R E E REN T J\T V I LL AGE M/\NO R IN M ID DL E P O.R T we ar e so sure 1 197.1 CH EV R OLET ro n . 1that you wi l l ' l ove our truck See Joe lmbbQcn , apa rtm ents lha.t we gi v e you M ine r svil le :· two w ee k s 'REN T F RE E . 1 6 6t c . ~J ust pay your s·cc.urity deposi t a nd s tay siK month<; 196 3 VOLK~WJ\G EN wi l h 1967 a r)d the f ir st 'l weeks is free . mo1o r . and n e w tires . Pho n e ·Y ou will en j oy month ly 99/ 7J 1{, i eases , a ll elcclric l iving , 1 6 .I t ( range an a ,ca rp e t ing , r e f rigerator . f f"ee trasll 19 73 DOD G E Charg er . /1. 1 p ic kup , cabl e lV to p ti onal l c ondilion . p .s . p .b . Phone and l au n dry f aciliti es 8113 2 18.t any lime Conveni ent to s hopping on \ 6 6tp Third and M i ll in Mid dl epQ.rt . VILL AGE MANO R 1968 CHEVY Im p ala Ph one is yours for one b edroom 99 7 6 137 or 7.1'/ ')69 5. apa rtm ents st artin g at SIQ.r I 6 61 c mont hly plu s c l cc We pa y for everythin g el se Sec the Man ager at Ri..,.er' si dc 19()(,1 fOR O R aPqe r . t ' ton A partm ents or ca ll 99 7 3273, PI Ck up , Slil n cl <+rd . p• .. ·r n . f. Th is offer will end soon . so r y l 1n de r . 300 cu In S7 .r5 m o v e iri now and sa've $S5.i · P 110n c G ien f\rs se ll . 9.J9 ?HO I ' 10 78 11 c 1 'i 6t c I 6 61C R 1 1.t) 161] I 6 61 c se ll ing r u l ler Gru sh Pr odu c ts. Pt1o n .c 99'1 3-t·IO 10 .6 ti C 'N OW 18 f T MO T OR h ome Ph on e 7 .1'] 276 1 I 8 31C H A L L' S :, a l vag e , /d l aulas w i!h fr ames anCI bod ies with or w i thout motors , Sl hund red . T i n .50 hundred . W i ll buy met al s and sc rap iron . On old Rt 33 . just across fr om Gruese r ·s Ch i pp e r . Monday throug h Friday 9 !ill 4 p .m , Salurday , 9 til noon.. ,12 14 261( b ~drm hous e , SI "J ,OOO . Hou ·s e in H a r r iso nville . '5 10,000 1910 Buicl<. R rvC'ria , lul l power . no ru st SI ,'} OO P 11on c 7-17 2796 r 6 a rc CO f•L l imestone an d all ryp~s of salt and rock safl tor icc and sn o w r e mov a l Ex ce lsior Sail Wotk S. Er1S t M ain St ., ' Pomeroy. O h ro Ph on e 99'1 38 91 \1 7 tt c I WEEK ONLY! __ -~ ·-,.,· ' free gas . Phon e 7.i 2 '1'! 77 o r ·7.12 2S'il0 . I 4 6t p 210,000 We e kly Gra·i n Capacity 3·2S·IIC 3 AN D 4 R:M . furni shed and un furnlstted apts _ Phone 992 · 5434 11-9.rtc COU NTRY Mobil e Home Park , -R t · 33 , ten miles north of Pome roy . Large lot s with concrete patios, sidewa l ks , r u nn er-s and oft street Parking . Phone 992 -74 79 . 12 -J l t f c POMEROY LANDMARK :94"- Jack W . Carsey, Mgr . ... Phone 9~2 . 2181 · Cl,J STOM ·I .... 1:1 r egul atio n p o ol tab le w i th ac cesso r it' s . Ca lf 997 2238 . I -1 61c .Real Estate For Sale 4 ROOM S and ba th in Pom e roy n e ar Kroger ' s sror e , s~ . ooo Ph one 99'1 2-7?9 or se e .Jerry Haw k . I •I 121 p Pets -·--- BR HO ME , j usl f i ni shed remo de l ing . Sal em St. . Rutland . Phone 742 230 6 afler 4 p .m . or see Milo B . Hutchinson . 10 9 lf C -·----- - -- ---6 R!\; · 1 11· .; I. \L" l t1 HOTEL Equipment Co. ! --~- ""'Dc r~ . full ba se ment. uti li ty room . bui l l' i n . porch , gar age . Phone 992 773 3. 1/JOIIC: ~ AT OUR LOSS rrom the la rg est Truck or n111tdozef Nadiator to th e ":>~llalle sr H_ ea t t> r Core Nafha.n Biqg s R adi;Ho r Specio1list I S!:"ITH NELSON ~~l~~RS: !~~~v Quality Print Shop SMITH NELSON MOTORS POM~ROY, OHIO Blown intO Wall S & Attics STOR M . WIN COWS & OOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS • ALUMINUM SIOING-SOFFITT GUrTERS-AWNINGS LARRY LAVENDER Sltac u se, Ohio Ph . 992 3993 '- - - - J TEAFORD Virg i l B., Sr ., Broker 110 Mechan ic Pomeroy , Phone 992 .3325 NEW LI~TING Has - Rutland . J J...ci. ~aoms , rang e, 0. ba lh . /..b·1era tor . ba sem ent, db •. :~a r a g e & ca rport . Sl7 ,500. CHARMING - ' BR older ho m e wi t h formal din ing , la r ge ba t h , steam hea t ( gas lired l, spa ciou s vard in Ra c in e n ea r schoo l s . $16,500 . SENSIBLE -- J B.R. home. w i th bath , n a t. gas heal, water , ·a nd larg ~ f ami l y r oo m lo r t he c hildren . Aski ng Only cit y $8500. NICE & NEAT - l !B R.s. • I NEW LISTING - Marti moth 8 room home , 6 bedrooms, 2 bat hs, gas F : A . furnace . Lo t s o f hice pan e l ing ~1nd ca rp e ting . On ly 118.500. DON'T BUY UN TIL YOU HAVE 5.EE N TH ES E. HOLJ:-, E in Che s ter ? b e drm s and OaT n Goo d c on d i tion Phon e t 61.t i 9R ~ .f?.tS ' I ~ 6t( Strout, Ml DOLE PORT - Ex ce l lenl Lot - Nice building ideal f or hom e or apart ment w ith ve ry little cost . Carpeting 95 ·~ .• 9ood place to raise horses . Box stall s, cor ral , rJding ri'MQ , pre ssu r i zed w a ter' sv stem t6 hou se &· barn . Home ha s 5 BR .. carpe t ed rnod . .kitchen, fir ep lace, alum . si d i ng & sform w indows . .W e ll .w,p rth looki ng .a t. $4 IN GOO D $2 5.000 . POMEROY -'---. L arge 2 stor y frame .:- · Had 2 apartm en t s. 5 BR , 2 lxltl"ls . N . ga s FA heat. $10.000 . ba se m e nt. r ece n tly r enovated., carport . $13 ,00Q . POMEROY -:- 114 ac res (original ly had 2 houses ). N ice for .bome or trailers . N·o . 147 - 2 Good buy at Have <1 buyer tor 100 acres w ith gas well .. Does your place qualif y? Ca l\ u s. 804 W, Main Pomeroy 992-2298 After Hours ca II 992-7133 CONTACT: Lois Pauley Branch Man.~~-~ I 7~2 - 2211 Rutland ELECJRIC OONNECTION HEATERS • •• Thennostat Conbolled BABGAII\ :..:ENTER r~~ • I , 30" -- Heater---~29 ,. ' ... ~·.. 1 Clearance Sale Several ChestS & Dressers B&W 19.95 up 19.95 up . While Ca n'Gpy Bed ' wilb now box springs & m•tt,,.---~--169 . 95 Kitchen Sink H I - 10 ~efrigtriltor.s to · 9.9S 1 - several Breakfast Sets -Dining Room Suites - Metal Cabinet -Maylag Portable Dryol ' -Humldlller -2 Filing Cabinets -Pictt,tres . Bookcases All Mdse. Priced To ·Cear! Shop! 95 une .hour prior to the . Olds Ford LTD Wagon, .. ..... • .-..... •• ..••.. pow., luggage rack 11695 Mon. 4 Door Bug ...............1U95 Dr. V-8 auto., P .B., .. 11395 F. Dart 68 Pontiac 66 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan • ... . .. • .. .. .. .. '395 69 Chevrolet ~ ton Pickup . ..............'1295 72 Dodge l ton Truck, flat bed : . ..... .. '2695 "You'll like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evenings Until6:0~ Til 5 p.m. Sat. ' -----•3395 Beautiful bronze with offsetting vinyl top. full instrumentation, automatic, power steering, power brakes, air, custom, attractive vinyl bucket seals with fully operating console, steel belled Radial tires. FRIENDLY SALESMEN Ceward Calvert J. D. Stt)ry Bill Nelson ---aBUDGET PRICE,.,.D- Open' E'.'e.n ings Til 7 P . M . Mon .- Fri. Sat. TFti_S P. M . Service 8 A.M.- 4:30 .P ..M. Mon.- ro • "Your Friend~ Deale~' .._ SMITH NELSON -MOTORS INC. 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Pomeroy .M otor c·o. 1974 DATSUN 710 CPE . · Clearance $269.5 Local 1 owner, automatic , blk . vi nyl inl. trim , silv~r finish . good tires, radio , r ea l economy . Book Value Price $2875.00. ' '$2995 White, 2 dr., A speed trans .. r'adio, body mouldings , w -s. Polly's Pointers Musty garment bag is tough to treat plaid material bmtinaled N. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 '3795 1972 Ford T· Bird 2 Dr·. H. T. Loaded with Equtpment SEE ONE OF THESE 197S PINTO MPG· to plastic lining' WINIFRED. DEAR WINIFRED - Von have a problem and one that Is difficult to sol>c. Havt you tried · stuffing the bag with crushed newspapers and keeping them closed In It lor a couple of weeks? It also might benefit from a wasblng " ·lth soda water. Let dry and then close up with an open container of baking soda inside like we do In our refrigerators. Charcoal left Inside Is also another posslblllly. Good luck! POIJ.Y. DEAR POIJ,Y - One ul my Pet Peeves is to have firms and companies with' whom I have done -business ror years to address mail to me as Ms. rather than Mrs . I am nrola liberated female nor do I care lobe.- MRS. H.W. DEAR POLLY - My pointer Is for those who have P·.O. Box lOS Fully Equipped . ' ' ~ Prefer accounting graduate and one who is experienced in the health field. Salary negotiable. An Equal Opportunity Employer. 1973 Pontiac Grand Prix----- RELIABLE WORK TRANSPORTATION 1969 Merc _________ 5595 1968 LeSabre..-~---- - 5595 1968 PontiaC--------5695 1969 OldS..-------- $695 1968 Buick [Clean L ___ $895 • 1968 J~ep 4 wheel Drive. 6 cyl. ______ $595 Karr & Van Zandt a Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Services, Inc. 1s seeking an experienced individual whose duties will be: " Supervision of all accounting functions, Budget.preparation and cash flow. •4795 . See one of these courteous salesmen : Pete Burris, lloyd Mclaughlin or Marvin Keebaugh. NOW YOU KNOW By Polly Cramer ·-.'' There is eno~ stone in the Great Wall of China to build · Polly's Problem fireplaces . Lugs are very an eight-foot wall arOWid lhe DEAR POLLY My heavy lo carry so .l sugges ted earlh at the equator. !raveling garmel bag was lhal my husband lake l·he slured in a damp place and _. rack from Ihe hose reel tlhc smells quite musty. I have kind you can pull around 1and 11 Your "Extra Touch used a deodorant spray 1 pul a plywood ur similur Florlsf Since 1957 washedil and put it in the sun mal erial against Ihe b<lck for several days but still the and· bottom . He also put a stru'ng udor remains. Is there .Piece of the plywood. again ~ l any way lo remove lhls from the one step we have to go up FRANCIS A.ORIST . 1974 Pulck Elec::lra Custom 4. Dr. H.T. ______ 1974 MERCURY COUGAR XR-7 air ....... . 11095 auto............ 1695 ···~-· ·Budget Cpe., V-8 .auto...... ...... .'995 Door 6 eyl. Clean, One "'Local Owne r 2895 Family· Priced To Fit Your 4 Door, V-8 auto............. : ... '895 Olds Cut. 4 Dr. HT, 350 V-8, P.B;, .. '895 service. FINANCE DIRECTOR I Dodge I Send Resume To; Southeast Ohio Emergency Mtdic11 Ser· victs. Inc. l Cus. Cpe., full power, air 12295 Lux. Sed. full power, fact air 12895 67 Chevelle 4 Norwalk, 0 ., and Starr Aumiller. Allanla. Ga. . ·she was preceded in death by her husband, Samuel ; one son, Sgl. John s. Aumiller; two brothers, Bryan Grinstead and Clay Grinstead; a sister, Sarah Grinstead; a halr-brolher, Harry Grinstead, and a half-sisterc·Iva Frye. Flllleral services will be conducted Saturday at 1; 30 p.m. from the Hartford Baptist Church with lhe Rev. William rBud ) Hatfield officiating . Burial will follow in the Graham Cemetery. Visilallon hours at the Foglesong Funeral Home, . Mason, will be Friday. 2 to 4 p. m. and 71o9·p, m. The body will be taken to lhe church 1 l 3 speed .... 11995 Sed., power, air . .· .......12695 Station Wuon ..... . .... ... .... 1795 352 E. Mlln, Pomeroy Your FTD Florist ~ Pick From -Group of Lamps Third ' PH. 992-2644 Several Desks 49 .9Sea . Set BUnk Beds ' 99.95 Portable Stereos w. AM - FM Radios 79.95 Set of 3 Tables 50.00 2 Hex . & 1 Coff~e Table (new 99 .95 Floor Lamps 29.95 Several Twin & Full Siz.e Beds 49 .95 up Bassett · ~drpom 'Suite with ne~ ~ox, springs & matt. _ _ _ _ __ .:_ 249.95 , 54" 95 ::.,___!39 . ·'January . 3 TV's, Au~iller , PORTABLE BASEBOARD RUTlAND $9,000.00 . $1), 500.00. I CARPET CON5\JL"TANT or 992 -2568 . John For Those Cool Evenings • built · in pantry . NO. 152 - 3 BR old er home, alum . siding, sto rm wi n dows, f ul l base ., walking distance ol sc hool s,· (ConUnued from page 4) Pleasant High- School Band Director ; Jack Stewart, Walton, W. Va.; Mrs. Jack I Mary) Fowler. Point Pleasant; Mrs. Paul 1Susana) Fitzgerald. Olathe, . Duster, 6 cyl. 98 HT 68 Dodge Middleport Aumiller GRATE REfl L ESTATE IS YOUR BESi INVESTMENT CALL US TODAY. BR .. Iul l base .. s ma\1 ·carpet. . c abi.nets , larg e 992-2196 - ~ . Kansasi '3695 69 P~. 68 461 S. PHONE Yard RUTLAND FURNITURE Gold 70 Olds 98 HT .Sed., pow., FORD CALL,742 ·1211 TALK TO WENDEll DEXTER - 30 clean acres mosfly fenced. H Ome, bar·n and olhe-r , bui l d i ng s . $17, 500, - SJ.500 down . Bal . m qnthly . 992-225~ 70 DAN THOMPSON · ,. 13295 71 Ford Tor. Cpe., V-8, auto., air_ ____ 11595 Open Evenings Til 6; OU Except Thurs. and Sat. Til 5:00 ''' We ha ve h u ndr eds o t ( ;l rp et v alue s You r i o~ r: an be c omplt't ed in l to 'l weeks N O lon g Wallr n ~1 per i od Our tn st alt er hac; 28 yi:!ar :> c 'ICpe r ic nc e EK p erl in s_tilllat ron You ' ll l rke wha t you ge t Sedan, power, air ....... 3695 70 Volkswagen 2 RUBBER BACK MIDDLEPORT - I floor plan. 2 BR , ba th , lu ll NO. 114 ~ New n ll elec. 3 BR .. f ul l base ., ca rpet ed , OJJt in couritry on I a c re ground , S32 ,0o6 .oo . NO. HI •I BR . older home , bui lt in c abinets , large rooms , fruit cel lar , close 1o 1own on quiet str eet, $11 ,500 .00 . SEE: Fred Blaettnar, Pat Hill, Melvin Utile, or Dan Thompson 501 NYLON 99square $).000. ·No. 123 - 72 71 LET US DO IT!! POMEROY - N ice 2 ~ l ory fram e. love l y kll chen, J BR , ful l base ment, hoi w ater he al . S17 ,000. REEDSVILLE - 22 a c res wi th ga s we l l. 2 apa rt · ment s, h o m e, M o bile horne. I n com e $420 per 1 Bus, 9 pass. .. .. .. . . .. .. Carlo 2 Dr., v-roof, air ........ 1973 Chevy Caprice , Classic 2 Dr. H. T. - - - - Automatic tran s mis s ion , power steer ing , power brakes, t i lt wheel. beautiful c u s lom interior , c ustom vinyl top, air, AM · radio with tape, brown with buckskin top, Radial t i res . auto., P.S., P.B.. ___13195 72 Chev. Imp. .Many More B R fi .D f OR D . 1\uc t ionee r . Com pt ett:; Serv ice Phone 9,19 21t 87 o r 9•19 '2000 Racin-e Ohi o , C r i ll Ora:d f or d ' i o 9 rt c S7 ,000. mon th . ALL CO ND ITION. 72 .Oids P .S. Above average. YOU ar e rn te re sletl In b url ct mq il new horne or fo r you r pr ese nT hom e . r emo d e l ed . co n1a c1 Ro ush Cons tr ucl!o n . Ph one 99') 7 S83 I ? i I IC C 72 P~. P . S. · 1968 C1ev. VB Impala Coupe••••••••SS95 II B . Fi s. 7 balh s, wo od burning ! i r .e pla ce~. spacious modern kitc hen , na 1. gas f urnace,. tami ly. room rm d 7 large lot s. Want mirlg 3 BR bri ck ranch hCme . Nnt . gas , h o t wate r hea t. Beau t iful equipped kit .. w ith ex t ra s. Di n i ng . · large family room . rooled pa ti o , dbl. ga rag e and 3 leve l loi s. $4 6,900: 1968 Pontiac Catalina 2 Dr.•••••••••$595 I 7 'l61 p On ly SII, SOO . · • ENORMOUS - 11 rooms. 5 $77 ,500. . .' NEW LISTING - Char 1971 Ford VB Torino •••••••••••••••$1295 buil d inq nerr rc "- SAVE 72 Olds Cut. Cpe., power, air._ _____12495 72 Datsun 2 Door, std ........ .. , ........ 11595 72 Pontiac H.T. Cpe. V-root, power. ..... 12395 72 Buick LS Cus. Con., power, air ....... 12895 72 Buick Electra, V-top, pow., air....... 1?1ill!i 2 Dr. hardtop, sm.a ll V -8. Worth rt.ucl"l more . A .T ., 98 Lux. air ~-- 73 Pont. LeMans 4 Dr., pow., air.. ..... 12995 4 Dr . Sedan , alr'"' cond . Shows good care . ''. Olds 73 Monte 1972 Ford VB Gal. 500•••••••••••••51495 E>cceptlonal car. every way , A .T ., Dr. 73 Volkswagen - W ILL T R IM or clJ t t r ees and sh r ubbery Pron e- 9.19 1S.!5 or 142 3 167 ' 12 18 "76t c Real Estate· For Sale bath , large dining. lull basement. gas F, . A . f ur nac:;:e ov e rlook ing t own . 73 2 Dr . hardttop, air conditioned , vinyl top and full equipment. SEW I N G MAC HINE Repair s . se r vic e. all makes 992 'l2!l:1 The F' a br lc Shop , Pomeroy /\u lh or ize d Sin g er Sa l es a n d Servi c(' We sharpen Sc i s sor s 3 29 lf c CR/• N E ~e r' v i cc erecti o n , ,JQ 11 Ph on e. Q9'J ) .166 · · 1972 Pontiac Catalina ••••••••••••••$1795 D & 0 TREE T r imming . 20 year s ex pe r ie nce .. l n"sured, tre e est i mat es Ca l l 99'1 2JB4 or ( 6 14 ) 698 7'15{ Alb an y ld 15 r f c ExcAVNr tN~G . BACK HOE S A ND D OZER , L A RGE A N D SMALL SEPT I C TANK S IN S T A LLE D BILL PULLIN S, PHONE 99 2 247 8, D/IY O R NI G HT 1111 78tp · ·• Ford Granada 4. Dr., power, 75 Maverick 4 driving car EXC A V A T I N G , dozer , backho e an d d i lcher . Char l es R. H a tf ie ld Back Hoe Serv ice , Rutland . Ohio . Ph o n e 7J2 2008 11 30 78t c: O' DELL A i inemf?'.n l loc al c d Pehind R u lland Grad e Sc h oo l Tun e up . tlr<lk es . wheel b alan ci ng . a l inem ent . Phone 7-l 'l IOQj · I I 16 tf c 76 1972_ ford LTD 4 Dr. Sedan ••••••• .'1695 Air cond., vinyl top, and lull equipment. Agood looking. good REMODEU N G . Plumbi n g , h e atin g an d a l l lypes of ge n e r a l r epair . wOrk guarante ed . 20 yea r s ex p eri c n ce Phon e 99 ? 1409 5 1 lf c W OULD YOU BEL IE V E ? Bu i ld an a l l steel buildin g a l Pol e Bar n pri c es ? Go ld en Gian t /\ I I Steel · Building ;; , R t 4 , Box 148. Wavc rfy l Oh io . Ph on e 9'. U 2296. 1 1d lf c years P ' · ·• 1974 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX • sharp, low mileage and tully equipped owner, repeats every Nice Family Car. Sed. DeVile, power, air.......14595 72 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air .... '3895 1973 Ford -Gran Torinotwo••••••••••••• $2395 _.Dr . ~ one S p B & AT Nice, Cpe. DeVille, power, air- --'7500 Sed. DeVille. DOWer, air.. .... '6295 73 !:adilac 1973 Ford LTD Station Wagon•••••• $2795 Dealer'' 1973 Buick LeSabre ~ Custom 4 Dr. H. T. ----~ 6. 995 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVile, power, air .... • '4795 4 Dr . Sedan. One careful local owner, P.S.,. P . B . , & A .T . EXC AVA TING . dozer , loaand ba ck h oe wo r k ; se pti c in sta lled ; dump r anks 1ru c k s and Ia bOyS for !lir e . will haul t itl dir l. top soiL limes ton e and g r avel. Call Bob or Ro9 er Jeffer s, da y phon e 9917089 , night p h on e 992 3525 or 99'1 5'132 2 11 II C <;"EP T I C T /', NK S c l e an e d Mo d ern San it ation . 99 2 39 5<1 or 992 734 9 9 18 ti c 74 Cadilllc .. '2995 1974 Fcrd Gran 1iCMA~••••••••••••• 10 1 mo READY . Mtx CO N CRETL Real Estate For Sale d el i ve r ed r i ght to yo u r ) B EORM ... hom e , jus T project . F asl and easy . F r ee f inis hed , r emo de li n g . Sal em estim at es . Ph one 99'1 3784 , S l , Rull and . Ph one 7~'1 23 06 Goeg tei n R ea dy M il( Co , af te r 4 p .m _ or see M i lo B Midd lepor L Oh io . ,Hut c hison . 6 30 ttc 9 '13 tfc ELWOOD BOWERS REP A IR O LOER modern 7 rm hom e. Sw ee p er s, l o asters, ir ons , c arpeted and comp l e l e ly all small appl ia n ce s. Lawn furn is hed , w it h f or ce d ai r mower . next t o Stal e High l urn act' , ' ' acr e lot Phon e w ay Ga rag e on Ro u t e 7. 99'} ?1Jl 0 Phone 98 5 3825 . 1 1 17tc 4 10 1t c 75 Cadillac Deluxe Pickup, very low mileage. All equipment including ~~r cond. New one cost almosf $6,000.00, and this one is like new . 8 pass. One owner , with air cond ., etc, ''Your Friend~ USED CARS '197-4 GMC 'h Ton Custom..........$3795 P o m eroy Office lOS Butte rnut Q9:Z . J3 >1S Formerly Weed Whol es al e_ F ea tur i ng : De l u ~e Z r ro x Copy · Ser'J ice , Ofl ice S upp lie s , M i meograph Suppl i es , la rges t se lectio n ol wed d ing s upp l ies in south ea st e rn Ohio ' The Print Shop Co mple te (Still i n bu 5i n·ess in Mid · dlcporf l l'l 8 2 mo . - Gas & E lee . Ranges -Maytag Wringer Wnhers POMEROY, 0 . I I'" I~ Ph. 992-2176 I !International I Harvester New Idea Equipment Me Culloch Chain 1 1 Saws i ____________ .J • YOUR GAIN FREE ESTIMATES Blown Insulation Services -Auto. Weshen ------ - La Salle by W II or Mont 3 LIME STO NE and gra'Jel. Phon e Jr . DM s t a) 7.J 2 2850 afJer 5 p .m . 1 7 12tp -------------, ! MEIGS . Special Rates ULL <J Cr es ~~ 4 ROOM S and b al h , la rg e ya rd and garden . Phone 949 28 22. 1 6 61 c ME I G ~ Rooms, .'5.00 up RM . H OU S E . basem en t and 5 Phon e 99 2 503 5 on l in col n Hg t s . 'l b~drm . , l arg e k i tche n , l u ll basem ent , exc e ll en t buy for For Sale .. .~ 58.900, with hew furnitur e, 197 ~1 HONO ·I I Ho:t.'"',t ord 2ooa·-t· o'nfy" S10 ,300 . Phone 992 76·18 . 16 26 1c rra c ror , P ~.~ · d i fferential lock . fron1 ehd wei ghts and o ther e xtras Phone 991 1 ,f,t 1\CRE for· sa le Ph on e 16~B . (6 14) 667 333 3. 1 s 12tc I 4 I'll c ------ . EXPERIENCED . Radiato '' ! ·service 1 6 6tc O LD furnitur e, ice bO).(e S, bra ss beds , stone - jars , or c omplete households , Wri te M , D Mi l l er , R t. 2, Pomeroy . · Ohio . Call 992 77 60 . 10 7 74 . _ GOOD tt ua l ily h a y Ph one 997 ----·1658 I 5 I ?t c AKC Reg German Shepherd pups, sso . Phone 99 2 33 11. ~ 1 7 Jtc Business Services Reg. $339.00 Val. HOU SE ?0 CtlfH C 11 c h est trecz.cr , CO l:tu manc ~oc iety , l ike n ew 'r ear itnd r o ld two bea ut iful 10 w ee k s o ld Pl10n e 9<;"} -'}.tOY Co l lie typ e puppies . 1 ma le , I 9 .t rp I f emale, wormed an d hav e s. h ot.s Phone 99 7 5<1 27 alt er 6 p . m . F ou r dogs a ppro k I yr T WO ligh l wc i ght cha i n saws~ wm,inson Small Engines , o ld , Sh epherd Co lli e mixed . ·198 Locust Sl .. Middleport . i'n ('l(Ce l lenl co nd i tion . Ca ll Phone 99'1 3091 992 5906 Th e y all need good 1 4 6tc hom es ' ... ' 1 4 6tc MOD E ~N dcsig;l s t ereo . 8 tr a c k rape , am fm radio EN G L I ~ H ~ tl Cp h e rd Pu ppi es , combi nation . Ba t anct' S98 .60 or terms . Call 99 ~ 3965 SID Ph on e 99:' 39-13 o r ·619 Pa qe St . M iddl e port. I 7 I fc: 1 ,, 61p ' Realty FU RNI S HE D apartment 4 rooms and ba th , adulls only . Phone 992 59 08. 12· 18 -tlc dparlment Middleport : CO-OP Automalic Water Conditioner Model UCXXX . BED ROOM furn ish ed apart ment al Village Ma nor . Phone 992 3'173. 12 ·19 261c F URNISHE D a dults only in Phone 991 387-l I ' .. u ,.,..__" TW O b edrm trai ler , $2 8 pe r week A I! utili ties p a id P hone <;92 )]7~ . I 4 I tc D EALER ~ WAN T ED ol d upri !"j ht pian os in a nv co nd it ion Wil l p·av S10 each. 1 ir s! f l oor on lY . Wi rl e givfng d ir ections to W ill en P iano Co , Bo)( 188, Sa rdi s. O h io .lJ9-l6 . I 8 61p I 6· /1 C R E~ q ~ ar Rul-lan 'd wrti; 3 H OU ~.E. Wanted To Buy See at Box 1-1·1. on Ru tl and I 6 61c 197.1 CL 200 Hond a Phon e "J.I/ 1 SALE l 7J2 '1'1"} JIW I J nE DRM in sc ra p . iro n , me tal s, jun k au t os . R ider ' s Sa vage Phone 99'1 5·16a . I 7 791 p Ph one T WO b c d r m dOub le wide modu l ar home . ru r a l r tR E·wao o by t h e truc kl oad lo c at io n . n ca r Pome r oy·. N o Ph on e 7-1'1 ')0, 16 o r { 61-l/ 69B p e t s or c hildr en Phone 99 2 ' ·16? 10 17 ' e 3t p 1 6 61 C 1972 HON D/1 3SO . eKce ll ent I I' EI •h? M 1110bi le h orn e Nl' W con d i tio n L o w mi le 1qc , SS75 Ill /', tliOCICI '; I '>Ll per rlHlnllt . Phon e 99 7 5961 l o !i"l l t v lur n is l1c ct f •troll (' , 1 H 6tp fIt) I I /! 1 I,J Q/ , J\',, 50 11 v,, h' E. ! h'!G i lll IR E. l l l' lu,.:;1\ ,1nt.:J t ji1 S f' l f' c_r ro c r <l11Q(' 1 '-1 r r ~ r,l nq e N r w bu t l er ti'lb l e . wi ll sir 1/ •o 11 o ld rux ::ro 1 1 T W O bed r rn mobil e f,l C,h iOnc d c oo l-. srqve I'J or hom e, carpe r e.d . n1c e H\1 ye,lr s o td <" Ornp lr tc SOl o t location . p a t io SilO per di~ h sc r vicl..' t or l / , p c rt ccr m onth deposit , n o pe ts . 3 ' rondition P h on r:o 1.11,17 JHOI miles c;outh o t ;\ tbany c,1 11 I H Jt C 99 1 7?.0·1 I .1 61p EN D O r- S E I\~O N custome r HOU '! E trail.c r n car Ra c i n e ,~ a ppre ci at ion sa le now a1 b r . 1 bath . no p e ts , r sma ll no b ' s Marl<-et J\ pp iCs. S'l 9!l c t1i td o k ~':o O d epo sit , SIOO bushel, ora nq es lwu don-n . p lu s uti l it i es Ph one 9.!9 '109 3 SL t angerin es thr t'c dOH' n 1 8 ] IC l or Sl Grapes, three p ounds fo r ~ ~ Whi le the supply NE W flS)( 1'1 mobile h om e. 2 t ns rs f\o b 'S Mc1rk c l i 11 b a t11s an d 2 b edroom s. l <hgc MelSOn , W V,1 Pt10n e 7/J l rvi nq room Pr e f e r Sr ~7'J I . hour s 10 .1m .till ~ 30 pm Citizen s . or wo r klnq co up l e No c l1i l d r en or p ~ ls Phone I i 101 c 197U C H EV R O L Ei I m pala 1'10 . p s . p b , ilir co n d i tio nin g , e KC(' IIt:.•rrl 'c o n d i t ion Phon e 99'1 76.19 1 R ]I c. I9JJ f ORO Cu sro m .1 door Va fla rn eo d with ove rdrive 11169 P"lymou t l', ne l v ed erc . ,; door Vll .1utomat ic . power Stee r rnq for rnore in forma tion ( dll 997 7.107 1 .. 61p l A I R CO w el d in~ mi'l ch ine . n ew cror t'lll. n rc<; sso r ic' rl" cl ur:IPd l"'hon P V91 1.t tQ 10 ?H I I t P A RT liME b<thy siiiC'r Pllone 1 1:r '169~ I 6 6tc hi I I Middleport, 0 ; Ptl . 9t2·1771 Spou S~.:s who wake up with a POMEROY, OHIO r d '4' lw - "ON THE ROCKS"' . WANT ADS INFORM.AT IQ. N OEAOLIN tS IN MEMOR Y o f H u5 1J ilr1 d P M Day Before s I alher and C)rilr\d l at h c r Publ ication C lar ence G l hl f' wtlo5f' Monday Oca dlin (' 9 a n 1 bir l hda v i s J Hn u c~ry 9 Can ce l l at ion Corre c tr Or\ S will b e accep! c d until 9 a m TOdily is yo u r tJirtt1Cl Cly lor D ay· ol PiJbl i ~ a l iO!I f'.nd w e ore so far ;,pan REGULATIONS \i'.' h_i l e God has vo v i n Hi s The Publish er 'feser ves !he ke epi n g . r rqiH ro edit or r c i~ cl any a d s IAe l ove You i n our ht:'MIS d eemed obiectio nal . · th e '. ad l y 111 issed b y w if e pUb I is h er wi ll no t be Evelyn . daughter s M.1ry re sponsible for mo r e than one l ue ll a and L or,l I nn rm d 1nco rr ect inse r t ion qrandch i ldren RATES 1 'I r rc FcJr W a nt Ad Serv i c e 5 c ents oc r WGrd one insert ion M in im um Ch arg e. !>1.00 1-l ce nt s p er wo r d thr ee consecutive inse r tio ns '16 ce n t s pe r word Si,.:; con secutivr i nser 1 ion5 '15 P er Cent D isc ount on pa id ads and a ds p ai d within 10 dn y s CARD o ·F THANKS & OBITUARY 5.7 00 tor SO word minirnurn Ea c h ad d i ! io na r wo rd J cc n rs BLIND ADS fl ddilional 25c Charg e per 1\ dv er 1is em en I . . OFFICE HOURS 8 J O a nr to 5 00 p . 111 . D a i ly , 8 30 a . rn to 17: 01) Noon Sa l urday ~. 1 1 -.. •. th•V. I o<otl'' I -t 61C In MemOIJ -· .rtl ot o •," 1 l l dV< ~~ ; ; ~ / \\~7r~ ;tt;;/ ·. \· t__:_ r r-:: 1J\:"fj . :. r---r-vr7""':1"'lr--l .t n \:=_~/ ~ . ·.- "' JANUARY CLEARANCE For Sale Employment Wanted Mobile Homes For Sale , 1,:),1 -' > ::::: rr ' .r'- t-''fl7·~1r-l c....:.:.:.. .. Fast Re$ults Use The Sentinel Classifieds ' ~- • 9- TheO.UySentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Jan. P, !o make a temporary ramp so i can roll in twice the number <rf logs at one lime with little effort . - MRS. H.W. DEAR POLLY - I have no trouble making cakes of soap from scraps. I melllhem in a double boiler with a little water added. An ice cube lray is lined wilh foil and the melted soap is poured into it. Let cool and then cut in ihe desired size bars. I hope Palricia tries this and if she does nol have a double boiler. she can use any pan that fils inside another. - MRS. H.F. DEAR ROLLY -- To hold folded . towels in ¥o~r bathroom, paint ll'.;, ._pray .a baby 's car ryln C"~ay · (o match your color 'scheme. Hang the small side up and you will find that these trays hold a considerable number of lowels which are easily accessible. - ALICE. DEAR POLLY - We keep an eye un an elderly nelghlwr 1975 Ford Maverick 2 Dr.······· $2795 6 cyr., auto., P.S. 1974 Chevy Nova 4 Dr•••••••••• $2495 6 cyl .. auto., P.S .. P. B. w tires . It's like new with less 1han 5,200 m jles. 1974 CHEVROLET C-10 FLEETSIDE Clearance S3095 6 cyl., st_d. t,rans .. step bumper, good tires, Clei!Jn sharp blue finish . Book Value $3200. 1971 Pontiac LeMans ••••••••••• $1495 2 Or . H. T., V-8. auto. P.S., P.B., vinyl roof. 1972 Olds Cut!& F-885 ••••• ~ ••• $1695 ' -Dr., auto., P. S., P. B. 1972 v.w.•••••••••••••••••••••• $1595 Auto . , -- ' . Social · i ,E:alentarj MARY SHRINE :l7, While Shrine of Jerusalem, regular meeting, Friday, 8 p .m . at the Pumerpy Masonic Temple. Pollock Refreshments. ·• SATURDAY HYMN SING Saturday, Hazel ' Com1:30 p.m. FRIDAV munity Church located beREVIVAL i• progress at tween Long Bottom and l'ortRutland Free Will Baptist land just off SR 124. Featured Church through Saturday , singel's \!(ill be the "Joint7:ao nightly. E•angelist is aires". ·PUblic invited. John El~wick . Special singing · SQ'tli\RE DANCE, 8 to 11 p. each evening. Gospel Tones m. Saturday at Middlepvrt featured Thursday. The Rev~ Elementary School, 'Pearl Roger Turner is resident St., under , sponsorship of minister. Public invited. Middleport Police Reserve RETURN JONATHI\N Unit; music by String MEIGS Chapter, Daughters Dusters · and callers. Cora , of the American Revolution, Hilton and Glen Lambert; 1:30p.m. Friday at the home admission, $1 with children 12 , of Mrs . James Brewington. and Ulldtir with .adUlt free . . Mrs, Thereon Johnson will ' SUNDAY review "Thomas Jefferson , 1\NNUAL Informal meeting An Intimate !listOry ." of Middleport Village Council for discussion of 1976 8P· by simply looking out of the proprialions at !p.m. Sunday window . F..arh e\•ening she in .Council Chambers. TUESDAY lowers a certain shade and in WINDING Trail Garden the morning jl i s raised . Sn if the shade ·;s not in the usual Club, 7:30 Tue~ay night at position we go right over to the home of Mrs . Cora see if something is wrong :~ , Beegle. )'drs. Mildred Deelh to have the ed~calional display of books on birds. l ,,u ~\ till t·tTi\ '-' a d•1llur il J•ull)· ust•s )·nur fa\·orlh.• Miss Shirley Beegle will hom<•maklng ldra, l'et present slides of her Pel'VC, Polly's Probll'm or HawaHan vacation. The ""lutlon to a problem . Write arrangement of the month l'olly In t·are of this will be dried on lhe theme "Happy New Year 1976". nt•wspapt•r. ai .l extra nice car . _ . 1973 Opel 4 dr. Sedan ········~n695 · 4 cyl. , 4 spa . 1971 Ford LTD Country SQuire••• $1495 4 Dr . WaQon , lug , rack , ~uta ., air, P .S., P.B. 1970 Ford Maverick 2 Dr.........$1295 6 cyl. , auto., local car . Sha_rp: !_?~1-~~. ~1. 4 Dr. HJ.••••••••$1095 1969 Ford Musijng ••••••••••••••'995 v .a, auto ., mag wheels . 52295 1973 Chevy W:ll' l dow Van ••••••••. V-8, auto., P.S., P.B. 52395 '1973 Chevy C-30.~ •••••• ~~···~· ' spd., P.S., P. B.. long wide bed., 1973 Chevy C-10.:•• ;••••••••••• $2295 1973 Dodge 'h Ton .. •••• ·•··· •• $2295 - . 1971 Chevy C-10 .._•••••••••••••• 51495 v.e, 1968 Ford% Ton ••••••••••••••••• 5995 ~~. 4 6 cyL~ stand. trans., long wide bed. V- 8 stand . trans ., a ir, lonQ wide bed. . Short wide bed, , ~ stand. trans . Long wide bed , stand . 1rans. Several other cars in stock at Riggs. See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS Located on St. Rt. 7 Che~ter, o. �8 ~ Thr Daily &•ntirll'l , Mtddh•port -P oml'l't•Y, 0 ., Frida y, Jan . 9. 1976 ~~~~;- t.Wk·~u-~.-~~ For on~ lf'ltrr to t"lu·h :o;qunn·. lu form four ordinary. "ord s. - ~ };. ( ,·,,.,u :'~ ~~- "'-'1 ~., .. , R 'HO'' , .. _ L~ K: ~ r ~~~ - I I . ~A -P.--\R-TU -B--,1 1_,A • • • I A..: I'I 2 It It-; I5 -"N ~ IN~ PI RATr C\i US A:...:.... TlCPED ,. ~-1-~-,--,---, r TC ~ ,•• I elttn :"ow arrange the eire~ . to form ihe surpri~e answer. lUI 1 '-==:'t:,.r:=j=:::======='..·-·~uc.:!c~gested by the above Pritt * SIRIPIIISI ANSWII hele KI I I I I J •• cartoon . r . I Juml.l ... : FRANC Yol"elr.rdn'• ' Annorr: JOUST PACKET BOUNCE » 'hal a S l11nt' .t111' mn rrin y1' m i"lil . A Low Cost Want Ad • ., Will Cut ....,..." Cost of· • • ...·•'· Living •••••• "' • o' .'' Notice A UCTION . r r id ay , 7 p .rn .. n ew and use(l merchand i se> a r Mason A uction , H o non S! . Mas.on_,_ w. Va . Con ~ ignirlcnrs welcome Phon e (30,1) 77J , 5..t7 1 1 7 3tc WRITE YOUR OWN AD! IT'S EASY TO ORDER ·BY MAIU • .. Gl N ,11 tH.\.o n R o.ad ll c cchq r o v c tN U rs ar ound the co r ner Gel ybur I i tler 5 .ln d nlO \o:YC r S re a dy for use n ow C l a r en ce Hill , Rustic Hi l ts . Sy r acuse Phon e <;9 '1 '1967 <l ll er 5 p m ~ t'l< I 8 Me E ND 0 ~ ~ Et.'S O N c us,orncr appr eci ati o n sat e now a t Bob :s Marker . A ppl es S? 98 bu sh el, oranges two doz en . $1, Tange r ines thr ee ·d oze n lo r Sl. GrRp·cs. , l hree pound s for $ 1. Wh il e t he supp l y l asts . Bo b 's M a rk e t . i n Ma son , W Va Phon e 773 5721. h ou fs 10 a .m . till 5: 30 P. m . 1 6 ! Ole CASH WITH ORDER 1NCOM E T/\X . pr e par e d , F e d era l an ·d .Sta le •a xes W i ll be done by app l _ only P l'ease phon e 992 227'1 , or see Mrs . Wa nda Eblin , Laurel Cli ff Rd , Pomeroy 12 31 30 i c TO INDIVIDUALS ONLY! NON COMMERCIAL W ILL car e for elderly p ersons in my home . Tr ai n ed and e )(per i enced . Phon e 99 7 . 73 1-l 12 -30 7Bic NO REFUNDS. Each initial and group of figures counts as one word. Be svre to count name and address, if used, and yo~~r phone number. Including prices for items offered in your want ad w iII increase response. - I W IL L be qiv i ri g piano lesson s in f"Y"\ Y ho me slarl rng Feb . 1.. for info rma tion call 992 3278 , 11 18 SOle 0 - 1. on \'./ Nl E [ l l O R E NT L<1 r 9c nw /:l ite h o rn e on 10r by sr lf P(lO tlC I 6 1 1 1 3!H! f!169 sps AVAILABLE r( trJ I,1qd I 9 /1 c 12.WORDS 4 DAYS ONLY ' '100 1. I m e r ica n , L~ qion IJcq irm in g -SPECIAL!-- .. . 2. 3. B. J HO U~ E of I abri c 's J anuary Cle arance Sa le /\ 11 m a terial · i n stock on sate . Ope n 10 am !il l 5 p m : ·Monda y th r ough s aturday . I 4 12t c ~ WAI TR ES~ wan·t ed tor l 'l midni9h1 ti l a am . s hift. A p p l y in person a t Crow ' s Sl eak H ou se . Al so . ta king app lic al io ns tor grill cooks . 12 31 u c SLOAN'S· ·· CARPETING 4. 5. 6. Fr ee estimates on car· peting and i.nstallation . ,We'll bring samples to your home with no obligation. See how you can really sa ve . Mike Young , Manager Sales and ln~tallation Rt . 3, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Phone day or night 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. . 61092-2206 12. Found L I1 RGE d og . wilh clipp e d tail. L oo k s lik e good r egistered br ee d Pl ease c a l l at) d id ert lify , (6 14) 8 ~3 1451. 1 <1 6tc NAME ADDRESS Wanted CITY Cl SH pa iCl tor all m ..ll,•.: ~ a11d models o f mobile homes . Phon e ar ea co de 61 4 4'13 953 1 4· 13 lf C PHONE MAIL WITH 11.25 Barbs TO THE By PHIL PI\STORET DAILY SENTINEL lll ' I'l l ! 11/• ' (tl,tl New Yeu r's hangover should COURT ST. have made couch him Sleep on the If you thought '15 was a long one to !h·e through - ·don't c\len c:ht>ck the February en- 45769 - '" ,, l'fp , l ully try on lhe '7.! ('alt•ndar ! (/\ RPENTER wo rk . ll' il inq S, t toorinCJ<; t~nd P ftr1f'l~tr<l Phone 9Y 'J n , q 1 7 IOtc ( ,l r 1) 1' ' •'(1 .' p jj ,, 1 ..,_ 111 l l 'il>o ·r h,ll h ,u \ >' ol ( ' ' l 'rHi l ' ro 1 o•tl l ·o ~ 'tl "ol'll {.til tH '•l't ' ll d ' t II Hf<,hury H u n"' ,ties I lOll i fl.',l•ll ' I 11 11 {1 1" ( 'J<J ,1 r•t •nH' H IY (llreo I V ttl PEER ,! I n e w qd .., lt rrn .t(!' hl1 1! • u 1 ov en ,,nd r.~nqe pr 1<: t' t' l'rtucl't t tnr ll lll( l-. ~..1l 1' ( om IJl' '>f"'C fl ,1 1 I tt1U~1Ju r Y H ptt1(' 1 tllc, Ill f 1\o~illl\ ' I Pon 1rr ov O h io o r l•l -11 ~'1.' Ill ). '•11 ll un11' For Rent i n R ut land I 'I I O R R ENT O R SALE. 3 bedrtn mobile home . un turn js h ed . utililles paid on Rl 33 in Bur fingllam . Phon e 99 '1!751 1') •3 I l t C I' C, .... Lost WALKE R hound , white will1 b tra c k ~ p o t s and "q r ow th on lef t h in d f l Lost rn Kro qcr Ptl r"-inq l ot I 30 u 111 <., ,ltur d <Jy rnorninq Cilll · t'obby P o n er Ch es t e r Ph one 16H \ 98'l .11q Help Wanted CARRIER WANTED FOR LINCOLN HILL Apply AI The Dai~ Sentinel Cour t St ., Pomeroy or Phon ~ · 992-21S6 TODAY 1--.tEI l f . l> l.E p er son 10 l ive in with rld orl y la dy Cl ll v 1Y J', t7 f or mor e in l orm,1110 11 I 'I lt (_ NEED ca p able women lo liv e in wi th eld erl y lady ·r or more in form a tion . ca ll 997 ].1)7 Auto Sales C HE\t'r '1 ton 1 w h eel 1\ ,lli"ln Cf' o f clr i vc PIC I-.. u p 1,1cto r y wa rr ilnty Cl1e c f., ' 1115 I)C tor e vou 6uy ,, ne w (rn c PllOrH' ,lf t f'r '· p 11 1 or on V\PCkC ild S 'I'! { .l 1V6 I 9 • I( r •ll<., (,1 11 99 '1 I .1 ' fc I f! II ·I post s. RM ond ba th , un f ur n ished house at 1650 Ln coln H qts Pl1on e 99 '1 367 4 1 6 6t c I R 31C (0/. L f O R !d•l. E C/\ll Cnu l Compa ny I mi le nor t h ol Chqshire . on R I 7 P ic k your own . S?O p er ron Open 6 days prr wcck , or Celli (6 1,\f ] 61 7110 lo r f ur ti1N in torrnill ion I 8 781 c G R I' IN l en b ee f w ci qh s be t wee n ',QO and 600 lb s. Phon e 9.19 7!J .I7 1 ij 6tc V/I.CI>liON OVER We o tt er grc il lesr Sfl.v in g s even on t ra il(lrs <1nd f o ld down s G u ar antee and se rv ice wha t w ~ sel l 9th year w i th ~ tar Cra ft Cam p Con ley ~ tar Craft . R r 6 7. Norl h o f P t Pl e a si1n 1 I 8 'll c Hi\ Y •. larqc c l ea n Phon e l ·!'l 2·1-11 RE /\L, NI CE .1 rm ho me . l)cl l h cJ oub l c c ar qr1raqe . ni ce ynrd I or in to r ri1ation , ca rt 997 7'lO'l 1 8 ] Ic G l\~ sl ave HO t l"l E in ~ vra c u se . 5 - r m s P l1one 99/ 'l':o3 0 und b il l h o tter ~ p rn I· 8 6tc 19 75 ~10ND /I -tOO , .t c y l ind er Su p r: r ~ p ort l ess t·h<1r1 soo mi l es Ph one 991 2977 I 6 61t rnot;lile h ome . 11 baths . Ulil ili CS p a id f?l1one 992 3.'>09 I 6 I f.C F R E E REN T J\T V I LL AGE M/\NO R IN M ID DL E P O.R T we ar e so sure 1 197.1 CH EV R OLET ro n . 1that you wi l l ' l ove our truck See Joe lmbbQcn , apa rtm ents lha.t we gi v e you M ine r svil le :· two w ee k s 'REN T F RE E . 1 6 6t c . ~J ust pay your s·cc.urity deposi t a nd s tay siK month<; 196 3 VOLK~WJ\G EN wi l h 1967 a r)d the f ir st 'l weeks is free . mo1o r . and n e w tires . Pho n e ·Y ou will en j oy month ly 99/ 7J 1{, i eases , a ll elcclric l iving , 1 6 .I t ( range an a ,ca rp e t ing , r e f rigerator . f f"ee trasll 19 73 DOD G E Charg er . /1. 1 p ic kup , cabl e lV to p ti onal l c ondilion . p .s . p .b . Phone and l au n dry f aciliti es 8113 2 18.t any lime Conveni ent to s hopping on \ 6 6tp Third and M i ll in Mid dl epQ.rt . VILL AGE MANO R 1968 CHEVY Im p ala Ph one is yours for one b edroom 99 7 6 137 or 7.1'/ ')69 5. apa rtm ents st artin g at SIQ.r I 6 61 c mont hly plu s c l cc We pa y for everythin g el se Sec the Man ager at Ri..,.er' si dc 19()(,1 fOR O R aPqe r . t ' ton A partm ents or ca ll 99 7 3273, PI Ck up , Slil n cl <+rd . p• .. ·r n . f. Th is offer will end soon . so r y l 1n de r . 300 cu In S7 .r5 m o v e iri now and sa've $S5.i · P 110n c G ien f\rs se ll . 9.J9 ?HO I ' 10 78 11 c 1 'i 6t c I 6 61C R 1 1.t) 161] I 6 61 c se ll ing r u l ler Gru sh Pr odu c ts. Pt1o n .c 99'1 3-t·IO 10 .6 ti C 'N OW 18 f T MO T OR h ome Ph on e 7 .1'] 276 1 I 8 31C H A L L' S :, a l vag e , /d l aulas w i!h fr ames anCI bod ies with or w i thout motors , Sl hund red . T i n .50 hundred . W i ll buy met al s and sc rap iron . On old Rt 33 . just across fr om Gruese r ·s Ch i pp e r . Monday throug h Friday 9 !ill 4 p .m , Salurday , 9 til noon.. ,12 14 261( b ~drm hous e , SI "J ,OOO . Hou ·s e in H a r r iso nville . '5 10,000 1910 Buicl<. R rvC'ria , lul l power . no ru st SI ,'} OO P 11on c 7-17 2796 r 6 a rc CO f•L l imestone an d all ryp~s of salt and rock safl tor icc and sn o w r e mov a l Ex ce lsior Sail Wotk S. Er1S t M ain St ., ' Pomeroy. O h ro Ph on e 99'1 38 91 \1 7 tt c I WEEK ONLY! __ -~ ·-,.,· ' free gas . Phon e 7.i 2 '1'! 77 o r ·7.12 2S'il0 . I 4 6t p 210,000 We e kly Gra·i n Capacity 3·2S·IIC 3 AN D 4 R:M . furni shed and un furnlstted apts _ Phone 992 · 5434 11-9.rtc COU NTRY Mobil e Home Park , -R t · 33 , ten miles north of Pome roy . Large lot s with concrete patios, sidewa l ks , r u nn er-s and oft street Parking . Phone 992 -74 79 . 12 -J l t f c POMEROY LANDMARK :94"- Jack W . Carsey, Mgr . ... Phone 9~2 . 2181 · Cl,J STOM ·I .... 1:1 r egul atio n p o ol tab le w i th ac cesso r it' s . Ca lf 997 2238 . I -1 61c .Real Estate For Sale 4 ROOM S and ba th in Pom e roy n e ar Kroger ' s sror e , s~ . ooo Ph one 99'1 2-7?9 or se e .Jerry Haw k . I •I 121 p Pets -·--- BR HO ME , j usl f i ni shed remo de l ing . Sal em St. . Rutland . Phone 742 230 6 afler 4 p .m . or see Milo B . Hutchinson . 10 9 lf C -·----- - -- ---6 R!\; · 1 11· .; I. \L" l t1 HOTEL Equipment Co. ! --~- ""'Dc r~ . full ba se ment. uti li ty room . bui l l' i n . porch , gar age . Phone 992 773 3. 1/JOIIC: ~ AT OUR LOSS rrom the la rg est Truck or n111tdozef Nadiator to th e ":>~llalle sr H_ ea t t> r Core Nafha.n Biqg s R adi;Ho r Specio1list I S!:"ITH NELSON ~~l~~RS: !~~~v Quality Print Shop SMITH NELSON MOTORS POM~ROY, OHIO Blown intO Wall S & Attics STOR M . WIN COWS & OOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS • ALUMINUM SIOING-SOFFITT GUrTERS-AWNINGS LARRY LAVENDER Sltac u se, Ohio Ph . 992 3993 '- - - - J TEAFORD Virg i l B., Sr ., Broker 110 Mechan ic Pomeroy , Phone 992 .3325 NEW LI~TING Has - Rutland . J J...ci. ~aoms , rang e, 0. ba lh . /..b·1era tor . ba sem ent, db •. :~a r a g e & ca rport . Sl7 ,500. CHARMING - ' BR older ho m e wi t h formal din ing , la r ge ba t h , steam hea t ( gas lired l, spa ciou s vard in Ra c in e n ea r schoo l s . $16,500 . SENSIBLE -- J B.R. home. w i th bath , n a t. gas heal, water , ·a nd larg ~ f ami l y r oo m lo r t he c hildren . Aski ng Only cit y $8500. NICE & NEAT - l !B R.s. • I NEW LISTING - Marti moth 8 room home , 6 bedrooms, 2 bat hs, gas F : A . furnace . Lo t s o f hice pan e l ing ~1nd ca rp e ting . On ly 118.500. DON'T BUY UN TIL YOU HAVE 5.EE N TH ES E. HOLJ:-, E in Che s ter ? b e drm s and OaT n Goo d c on d i tion Phon e t 61.t i 9R ~ .f?.tS ' I ~ 6t( Strout, Ml DOLE PORT - Ex ce l lenl Lot - Nice building ideal f or hom e or apart ment w ith ve ry little cost . Carpeting 95 ·~ .• 9ood place to raise horses . Box stall s, cor ral , rJding ri'MQ , pre ssu r i zed w a ter' sv stem t6 hou se &· barn . Home ha s 5 BR .. carpe t ed rnod . .kitchen, fir ep lace, alum . si d i ng & sform w indows . .W e ll .w,p rth looki ng .a t. $4 IN GOO D $2 5.000 . POMEROY -'---. L arge 2 stor y frame .:- · Had 2 apartm en t s. 5 BR , 2 lxltl"ls . N . ga s FA heat. $10.000 . ba se m e nt. r ece n tly r enovated., carport . $13 ,00Q . POMEROY -:- 114 ac res (original ly had 2 houses ). N ice for .bome or trailers . N·o . 147 - 2 Good buy at Have <1 buyer tor 100 acres w ith gas well .. Does your place qualif y? Ca l\ u s. 804 W, Main Pomeroy 992-2298 After Hours ca II 992-7133 CONTACT: Lois Pauley Branch Man.~~-~ I 7~2 - 2211 Rutland ELECJRIC OONNECTION HEATERS • •• Thennostat Conbolled BABGAII\ :..:ENTER r~~ • I , 30" -- Heater---~29 ,. ' ... ~·.. 1 Clearance Sale Several ChestS & Dressers B&W 19.95 up 19.95 up . While Ca n'Gpy Bed ' wilb now box springs & m•tt,,.---~--169 . 95 Kitchen Sink H I - 10 ~efrigtriltor.s to · 9.9S 1 - several Breakfast Sets -Dining Room Suites - Metal Cabinet -Maylag Portable Dryol ' -Humldlller -2 Filing Cabinets -Pictt,tres . Bookcases All Mdse. Priced To ·Cear! Shop! 95 une .hour prior to the . Olds Ford LTD Wagon, .. ..... • .-..... •• ..••.. pow., luggage rack 11695 Mon. 4 Door Bug ...............1U95 Dr. V-8 auto., P .B., .. 11395 F. Dart 68 Pontiac 66 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan • ... . .. • .. .. .. .. '395 69 Chevrolet ~ ton Pickup . ..............'1295 72 Dodge l ton Truck, flat bed : . ..... .. '2695 "You'll like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evenings Until6:0~ Til 5 p.m. Sat. ' -----•3395 Beautiful bronze with offsetting vinyl top. full instrumentation, automatic, power steering, power brakes, air, custom, attractive vinyl bucket seals with fully operating console, steel belled Radial tires. FRIENDLY SALESMEN Ceward Calvert J. D. Stt)ry Bill Nelson ---aBUDGET PRICE,.,.D- Open' E'.'e.n ings Til 7 P . M . Mon .- Fri. Sat. TFti_S P. M . Service 8 A.M.- 4:30 .P ..M. Mon.- ro • "Your Friend~ Deale~' .._ SMITH NELSON -MOTORS INC. 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Pomeroy .M otor c·o. 1974 DATSUN 710 CPE . · Clearance $269.5 Local 1 owner, automatic , blk . vi nyl inl. trim , silv~r finish . good tires, radio , r ea l economy . Book Value Price $2875.00. ' '$2995 White, 2 dr., A speed trans .. r'adio, body mouldings , w -s. Polly's Pointers Musty garment bag is tough to treat plaid material bmtinaled N. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 '3795 1972 Ford T· Bird 2 Dr·. H. T. Loaded with Equtpment SEE ONE OF THESE 197S PINTO MPG· to plastic lining' WINIFRED. DEAR WINIFRED - Von have a problem and one that Is difficult to sol>c. Havt you tried · stuffing the bag with crushed newspapers and keeping them closed In It lor a couple of weeks? It also might benefit from a wasblng " ·lth soda water. Let dry and then close up with an open container of baking soda inside like we do In our refrigerators. Charcoal left Inside Is also another posslblllly. Good luck! POIJ.Y. DEAR POIJ,Y - One ul my Pet Peeves is to have firms and companies with' whom I have done -business ror years to address mail to me as Ms. rather than Mrs . I am nrola liberated female nor do I care lobe.- MRS. H.W. DEAR POLLY - My pointer Is for those who have P·.O. Box lOS Fully Equipped . ' ' ~ Prefer accounting graduate and one who is experienced in the health field. Salary negotiable. An Equal Opportunity Employer. 1973 Pontiac Grand Prix----- RELIABLE WORK TRANSPORTATION 1969 Merc _________ 5595 1968 LeSabre..-~---- - 5595 1968 PontiaC--------5695 1969 OldS..-------- $695 1968 Buick [Clean L ___ $895 • 1968 J~ep 4 wheel Drive. 6 cyl. ______ $595 Karr & Van Zandt a Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Services, Inc. 1s seeking an experienced individual whose duties will be: " Supervision of all accounting functions, Budget.preparation and cash flow. •4795 . See one of these courteous salesmen : Pete Burris, lloyd Mclaughlin or Marvin Keebaugh. NOW YOU KNOW By Polly Cramer ·-.'' There is eno~ stone in the Great Wall of China to build · Polly's Problem fireplaces . Lugs are very an eight-foot wall arOWid lhe DEAR POLLY My heavy lo carry so .l sugges ted earlh at the equator. !raveling garmel bag was lhal my husband lake l·he slured in a damp place and _. rack from Ihe hose reel tlhc smells quite musty. I have kind you can pull around 1and 11 Your "Extra Touch used a deodorant spray 1 pul a plywood ur similur Florlsf Since 1957 washedil and put it in the sun mal erial against Ihe b<lck for several days but still the and· bottom . He also put a stru'ng udor remains. Is there .Piece of the plywood. again ~ l any way lo remove lhls from the one step we have to go up FRANCIS A.ORIST . 1974 Pulck Elec::lra Custom 4. Dr. H.T. ______ 1974 MERCURY COUGAR XR-7 air ....... . 11095 auto............ 1695 ···~-· ·Budget Cpe., V-8 .auto...... ...... .'995 Door 6 eyl. Clean, One "'Local Owne r 2895 Family· Priced To Fit Your 4 Door, V-8 auto............. : ... '895 Olds Cut. 4 Dr. HT, 350 V-8, P.B;, .. '895 service. FINANCE DIRECTOR I Dodge I Send Resume To; Southeast Ohio Emergency Mtdic11 Ser· victs. Inc. l Cus. Cpe., full power, air 12295 Lux. Sed. full power, fact air 12895 67 Chevelle 4 Norwalk, 0 ., and Starr Aumiller. Allanla. Ga. . ·she was preceded in death by her husband, Samuel ; one son, Sgl. John s. Aumiller; two brothers, Bryan Grinstead and Clay Grinstead; a sister, Sarah Grinstead; a halr-brolher, Harry Grinstead, and a half-sisterc·Iva Frye. Flllleral services will be conducted Saturday at 1; 30 p.m. from the Hartford Baptist Church with lhe Rev. William rBud ) Hatfield officiating . Burial will follow in the Graham Cemetery. Visilallon hours at the Foglesong Funeral Home, . Mason, will be Friday. 2 to 4 p. m. and 71o9·p, m. The body will be taken to lhe church 1 l 3 speed .... 11995 Sed., power, air . .· .......12695 Station Wuon ..... . .... ... .... 1795 352 E. Mlln, Pomeroy Your FTD Florist ~ Pick From -Group of Lamps Third ' PH. 992-2644 Several Desks 49 .9Sea . Set BUnk Beds ' 99.95 Portable Stereos w. AM - FM Radios 79.95 Set of 3 Tables 50.00 2 Hex . & 1 Coff~e Table (new 99 .95 Floor Lamps 29.95 Several Twin & Full Siz.e Beds 49 .95 up Bassett · ~drpom 'Suite with ne~ ~ox, springs & matt. _ _ _ _ __ .:_ 249.95 , 54" 95 ::.,___!39 . ·'January . 3 TV's, Au~iller , PORTABLE BASEBOARD RUTlAND $9,000.00 . $1), 500.00. I CARPET CON5\JL"TANT or 992 -2568 . John For Those Cool Evenings • built · in pantry . NO. 152 - 3 BR old er home, alum . siding, sto rm wi n dows, f ul l base ., walking distance ol sc hool s,· (ConUnued from page 4) Pleasant High- School Band Director ; Jack Stewart, Walton, W. Va.; Mrs. Jack I Mary) Fowler. Point Pleasant; Mrs. Paul 1Susana) Fitzgerald. Olathe, . Duster, 6 cyl. 98 HT 68 Dodge Middleport Aumiller GRATE REfl L ESTATE IS YOUR BESi INVESTMENT CALL US TODAY. BR .. Iul l base .. s ma\1 ·carpet. . c abi.nets , larg e 992-2196 - ~ . Kansasi '3695 69 P~. 68 461 S. PHONE Yard RUTLAND FURNITURE Gold 70 Olds 98 HT .Sed., pow., FORD CALL,742 ·1211 TALK TO WENDEll DEXTER - 30 clean acres mosfly fenced. H Ome, bar·n and olhe-r , bui l d i ng s . $17, 500, - SJ.500 down . Bal . m qnthly . 992-225~ 70 DAN THOMPSON · ,. 13295 71 Ford Tor. Cpe., V-8, auto., air_ ____ 11595 Open Evenings Til 6; OU Except Thurs. and Sat. Til 5:00 ''' We ha ve h u ndr eds o t ( ;l rp et v alue s You r i o~ r: an be c omplt't ed in l to 'l weeks N O lon g Wallr n ~1 per i od Our tn st alt er hac; 28 yi:!ar :> c 'ICpe r ic nc e EK p erl in s_tilllat ron You ' ll l rke wha t you ge t Sedan, power, air ....... 3695 70 Volkswagen 2 RUBBER BACK MIDDLEPORT - I floor plan. 2 BR , ba th , lu ll NO. 114 ~ New n ll elec. 3 BR .. f ul l base ., ca rpet ed , OJJt in couritry on I a c re ground , S32 ,0o6 .oo . NO. HI •I BR . older home , bui lt in c abinets , large rooms , fruit cel lar , close 1o 1own on quiet str eet, $11 ,500 .00 . SEE: Fred Blaettnar, Pat Hill, Melvin Utile, or Dan Thompson 501 NYLON 99square $).000. ·No. 123 - 72 71 LET US DO IT!! POMEROY - N ice 2 ~ l ory fram e. love l y kll chen, J BR , ful l base ment, hoi w ater he al . S17 ,000. REEDSVILLE - 22 a c res wi th ga s we l l. 2 apa rt · ment s, h o m e, M o bile horne. I n com e $420 per 1 Bus, 9 pass. .. .. .. . . .. .. Carlo 2 Dr., v-roof, air ........ 1973 Chevy Caprice , Classic 2 Dr. H. T. - - - - Automatic tran s mis s ion , power steer ing , power brakes, t i lt wheel. beautiful c u s lom interior , c ustom vinyl top, air, AM · radio with tape, brown with buckskin top, Radial t i res . auto., P.S., P.B.. ___13195 72 Chev. Imp. .Many More B R fi .D f OR D . 1\uc t ionee r . Com pt ett:; Serv ice Phone 9,19 21t 87 o r 9•19 '2000 Racin-e Ohi o , C r i ll Ora:d f or d ' i o 9 rt c S7 ,000. mon th . ALL CO ND ITION. 72 .Oids P .S. Above average. YOU ar e rn te re sletl In b url ct mq il new horne or fo r you r pr ese nT hom e . r emo d e l ed . co n1a c1 Ro ush Cons tr ucl!o n . Ph one 99') 7 S83 I ? i I IC C 72 P~. P . S. · 1968 C1ev. VB Impala Coupe••••••••SS95 II B . Fi s. 7 balh s, wo od burning ! i r .e pla ce~. spacious modern kitc hen , na 1. gas f urnace,. tami ly. room rm d 7 large lot s. Want mirlg 3 BR bri ck ranch hCme . Nnt . gas , h o t wate r hea t. Beau t iful equipped kit .. w ith ex t ra s. Di n i ng . · large family room . rooled pa ti o , dbl. ga rag e and 3 leve l loi s. $4 6,900: 1968 Pontiac Catalina 2 Dr.•••••••••$595 I 7 'l61 p On ly SII, SOO . · • ENORMOUS - 11 rooms. 5 $77 ,500. . .' NEW LISTING - Char 1971 Ford VB Torino •••••••••••••••$1295 buil d inq nerr rc "- SAVE 72 Olds Cut. Cpe., power, air._ _____12495 72 Datsun 2 Door, std ........ .. , ........ 11595 72 Pontiac H.T. Cpe. V-root, power. ..... 12395 72 Buick LS Cus. Con., power, air ....... 12895 72 Buick Electra, V-top, pow., air....... 1?1ill!i 2 Dr. hardtop, sm.a ll V -8. Worth rt.ucl"l more . A .T ., 98 Lux. air ~-- 73 Pont. LeMans 4 Dr., pow., air.. ..... 12995 4 Dr . Sedan , alr'"' cond . Shows good care . ''. Olds 73 Monte 1972 Ford VB Gal. 500•••••••••••••51495 E>cceptlonal car. every way , A .T ., Dr. 73 Volkswagen - W ILL T R IM or clJ t t r ees and sh r ubbery Pron e- 9.19 1S.!5 or 142 3 167 ' 12 18 "76t c Real Estate· For Sale bath , large dining. lull basement. gas F, . A . f ur nac:;:e ov e rlook ing t own . 73 2 Dr . hardttop, air conditioned , vinyl top and full equipment. SEW I N G MAC HINE Repair s . se r vic e. all makes 992 'l2!l:1 The F' a br lc Shop , Pomeroy /\u lh or ize d Sin g er Sa l es a n d Servi c(' We sharpen Sc i s sor s 3 29 lf c CR/• N E ~e r' v i cc erecti o n , ,JQ 11 Ph on e. Q9'J ) .166 · · 1972 Pontiac Catalina ••••••••••••••$1795 D & 0 TREE T r imming . 20 year s ex pe r ie nce .. l n"sured, tre e est i mat es Ca l l 99'1 2JB4 or ( 6 14 ) 698 7'15{ Alb an y ld 15 r f c ExcAVNr tN~G . BACK HOE S A ND D OZER , L A RGE A N D SMALL SEPT I C TANK S IN S T A LLE D BILL PULLIN S, PHONE 99 2 247 8, D/IY O R NI G HT 1111 78tp · ·• Ford Granada 4. Dr., power, 75 Maverick 4 driving car EXC A V A T I N G , dozer , backho e an d d i lcher . Char l es R. H a tf ie ld Back Hoe Serv ice , Rutland . Ohio . Ph o n e 7J2 2008 11 30 78t c: O' DELL A i inemf?'.n l loc al c d Pehind R u lland Grad e Sc h oo l Tun e up . tlr<lk es . wheel b alan ci ng . a l inem ent . Phone 7-l 'l IOQj · I I 16 tf c 76 1972_ ford LTD 4 Dr. Sedan ••••••• .'1695 Air cond., vinyl top, and lull equipment. Agood looking. good REMODEU N G . Plumbi n g , h e atin g an d a l l lypes of ge n e r a l r epair . wOrk guarante ed . 20 yea r s ex p eri c n ce Phon e 99 ? 1409 5 1 lf c W OULD YOU BEL IE V E ? Bu i ld an a l l steel buildin g a l Pol e Bar n pri c es ? Go ld en Gian t /\ I I Steel · Building ;; , R t 4 , Box 148. Wavc rfy l Oh io . Ph on e 9'. U 2296. 1 1d lf c years P ' · ·• 1974 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX • sharp, low mileage and tully equipped owner, repeats every Nice Family Car. Sed. DeVile, power, air.......14595 72 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air .... '3895 1973 Ford -Gran Torinotwo••••••••••••• $2395 _.Dr . ~ one S p B & AT Nice, Cpe. DeVille, power, air- --'7500 Sed. DeVille. DOWer, air.. .... '6295 73 !:adilac 1973 Ford LTD Station Wagon•••••• $2795 Dealer'' 1973 Buick LeSabre ~ Custom 4 Dr. H. T. ----~ 6. 995 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVile, power, air .... • '4795 4 Dr . Sedan. One careful local owner, P.S.,. P . B . , & A .T . EXC AVA TING . dozer , loaand ba ck h oe wo r k ; se pti c in sta lled ; dump r anks 1ru c k s and Ia bOyS for !lir e . will haul t itl dir l. top soiL limes ton e and g r avel. Call Bob or Ro9 er Jeffer s, da y phon e 9917089 , night p h on e 992 3525 or 99'1 5'132 2 11 II C <;"EP T I C T /', NK S c l e an e d Mo d ern San it ation . 99 2 39 5<1 or 992 734 9 9 18 ti c 74 Cadilllc .. '2995 1974 Fcrd Gran 1iCMA~••••••••••••• 10 1 mo READY . Mtx CO N CRETL Real Estate For Sale d el i ve r ed r i ght to yo u r ) B EORM ... hom e , jus T project . F asl and easy . F r ee f inis hed , r emo de li n g . Sal em estim at es . Ph one 99'1 3784 , S l , Rull and . Ph one 7~'1 23 06 Goeg tei n R ea dy M il( Co , af te r 4 p .m _ or see M i lo B Midd lepor L Oh io . ,Hut c hison . 6 30 ttc 9 '13 tfc ELWOOD BOWERS REP A IR O LOER modern 7 rm hom e. Sw ee p er s, l o asters, ir ons , c arpeted and comp l e l e ly all small appl ia n ce s. Lawn furn is hed , w it h f or ce d ai r mower . next t o Stal e High l urn act' , ' ' acr e lot Phon e w ay Ga rag e on Ro u t e 7. 99'} ?1Jl 0 Phone 98 5 3825 . 1 1 17tc 4 10 1t c 75 Cadillac Deluxe Pickup, very low mileage. All equipment including ~~r cond. New one cost almosf $6,000.00, and this one is like new . 8 pass. One owner , with air cond ., etc, ''Your Friend~ USED CARS '197-4 GMC 'h Ton Custom..........$3795 P o m eroy Office lOS Butte rnut Q9:Z . J3 >1S Formerly Weed Whol es al e_ F ea tur i ng : De l u ~e Z r ro x Copy · Ser'J ice , Ofl ice S upp lie s , M i meograph Suppl i es , la rges t se lectio n ol wed d ing s upp l ies in south ea st e rn Ohio ' The Print Shop Co mple te (Still i n bu 5i n·ess in Mid · dlcporf l l'l 8 2 mo . - Gas & E lee . Ranges -Maytag Wringer Wnhers POMEROY, 0 . I I'" I~ Ph. 992-2176 I !International I Harvester New Idea Equipment Me Culloch Chain 1 1 Saws i ____________ .J • YOUR GAIN FREE ESTIMATES Blown Insulation Services -Auto. Weshen ------ - La Salle by W II or Mont 3 LIME STO NE and gra'Jel. Phon e Jr . DM s t a) 7.J 2 2850 afJer 5 p .m . 1 7 12tp -------------, ! MEIGS . Special Rates ULL <J Cr es ~~ 4 ROOM S and b al h , la rg e ya rd and garden . Phone 949 28 22. 1 6 61 c ME I G ~ Rooms, .'5.00 up RM . H OU S E . basem en t and 5 Phon e 99 2 503 5 on l in col n Hg t s . 'l b~drm . , l arg e k i tche n , l u ll basem ent , exc e ll en t buy for For Sale .. .~ 58.900, with hew furnitur e, 197 ~1 HONO ·I I Ho:t.'"',t ord 2ooa·-t· o'nfy" S10 ,300 . Phone 992 76·18 . 16 26 1c rra c ror , P ~.~ · d i fferential lock . fron1 ehd wei ghts and o ther e xtras Phone 991 1 ,f,t 1\CRE for· sa le Ph on e 16~B . (6 14) 667 333 3. 1 s 12tc I 4 I'll c ------ . EXPERIENCED . Radiato '' ! ·service 1 6 6tc O LD furnitur e, ice bO).(e S, bra ss beds , stone - jars , or c omplete households , Wri te M , D Mi l l er , R t. 2, Pomeroy . · Ohio . Call 992 77 60 . 10 7 74 . _ GOOD tt ua l ily h a y Ph one 997 ----·1658 I 5 I ?t c AKC Reg German Shepherd pups, sso . Phone 99 2 33 11. ~ 1 7 Jtc Business Services Reg. $339.00 Val. HOU SE ?0 CtlfH C 11 c h est trecz.cr , CO l:tu manc ~oc iety , l ike n ew 'r ear itnd r o ld two bea ut iful 10 w ee k s o ld Pl10n e 9<;"} -'}.tOY Co l lie typ e puppies . 1 ma le , I 9 .t rp I f emale, wormed an d hav e s. h ot.s Phone 99 7 5<1 27 alt er 6 p . m . F ou r dogs a ppro k I yr T WO ligh l wc i ght cha i n saws~ wm,inson Small Engines , o ld , Sh epherd Co lli e mixed . ·198 Locust Sl .. Middleport . i'n ('l(Ce l lenl co nd i tion . Ca ll Phone 99'1 3091 992 5906 Th e y all need good 1 4 6tc hom es ' ... ' 1 4 6tc MOD E ~N dcsig;l s t ereo . 8 tr a c k rape , am fm radio EN G L I ~ H ~ tl Cp h e rd Pu ppi es , combi nation . Ba t anct' S98 .60 or terms . Call 99 ~ 3965 SID Ph on e 99:' 39-13 o r ·619 Pa qe St . M iddl e port. I 7 I fc: 1 ,, 61p ' Realty FU RNI S HE D apartment 4 rooms and ba th , adulls only . Phone 992 59 08. 12· 18 -tlc dparlment Middleport : CO-OP Automalic Water Conditioner Model UCXXX . BED ROOM furn ish ed apart ment al Village Ma nor . Phone 992 3'173. 12 ·19 261c F URNISHE D a dults only in Phone 991 387-l I ' .. u ,.,..__" TW O b edrm trai ler , $2 8 pe r week A I! utili ties p a id P hone <;92 )]7~ . I 4 I tc D EALER ~ WAN T ED ol d upri !"j ht pian os in a nv co nd it ion Wil l p·av S10 each. 1 ir s! f l oor on lY . Wi rl e givfng d ir ections to W ill en P iano Co , Bo)( 188, Sa rdi s. O h io .lJ9-l6 . I 8 61p I 6· /1 C R E~ q ~ ar Rul-lan 'd wrti; 3 H OU ~.E. Wanted To Buy See at Box 1-1·1. on Ru tl and I 6 61c 197.1 CL 200 Hond a Phon e "J.I/ 1 SALE l 7J2 '1'1"} JIW I J nE DRM in sc ra p . iro n , me tal s, jun k au t os . R ider ' s Sa vage Phone 99'1 5·16a . I 7 791 p Ph one T WO b c d r m dOub le wide modu l ar home . ru r a l r tR E·wao o by t h e truc kl oad lo c at io n . n ca r Pome r oy·. N o Ph on e 7-1'1 ')0, 16 o r { 61-l/ 69B p e t s or c hildr en Phone 99 2 ' ·16? 10 17 ' e 3t p 1 6 61 C 1972 HON D/1 3SO . eKce ll ent I I' EI •h? M 1110bi le h orn e Nl' W con d i tio n L o w mi le 1qc , SS75 Ill /', tliOCICI '; I '>Ll per rlHlnllt . Phon e 99 7 5961 l o !i"l l t v lur n is l1c ct f •troll (' , 1 H 6tp fIt) I I /! 1 I,J Q/ , J\',, 50 11 v,, h' E. ! h'!G i lll IR E. l l l' lu,.:;1\ ,1nt.:J t ji1 S f' l f' c_r ro c r <l11Q(' 1 '-1 r r ~ r,l nq e N r w bu t l er ti'lb l e . wi ll sir 1/ •o 11 o ld rux ::ro 1 1 T W O bed r rn mobil e f,l C,h iOnc d c oo l-. srqve I'J or hom e, carpe r e.d . n1c e H\1 ye,lr s o td <" Ornp lr tc SOl o t location . p a t io SilO per di~ h sc r vicl..' t or l / , p c rt ccr m onth deposit , n o pe ts . 3 ' rondition P h on r:o 1.11,17 JHOI miles c;outh o t ;\ tbany c,1 11 I H Jt C 99 1 7?.0·1 I .1 61p EN D O r- S E I\~O N custome r HOU '! E trail.c r n car Ra c i n e ,~ a ppre ci at ion sa le now a1 b r . 1 bath . no p e ts , r sma ll no b ' s Marl<-et J\ pp iCs. S'l 9!l c t1i td o k ~':o O d epo sit , SIOO bushel, ora nq es lwu don-n . p lu s uti l it i es Ph one 9.!9 '109 3 SL t angerin es thr t'c dOH' n 1 8 ] IC l or Sl Grapes, three p ounds fo r ~ ~ Whi le the supply NE W flS)( 1'1 mobile h om e. 2 t ns rs f\o b 'S Mc1rk c l i 11 b a t11s an d 2 b edroom s. l <hgc MelSOn , W V,1 Pt10n e 7/J l rvi nq room Pr e f e r Sr ~7'J I . hour s 10 .1m .till ~ 30 pm Citizen s . or wo r klnq co up l e No c l1i l d r en or p ~ ls Phone I i 101 c 197U C H EV R O L Ei I m pala 1'10 . p s . p b , ilir co n d i tio nin g , e KC(' IIt:.•rrl 'c o n d i t ion Phon e 99'1 76.19 1 R ]I c. I9JJ f ORO Cu sro m .1 door Va fla rn eo d with ove rdrive 11169 P"lymou t l', ne l v ed erc . ,; door Vll .1utomat ic . power Stee r rnq for rnore in forma tion ( dll 997 7.107 1 .. 61p l A I R CO w el d in~ mi'l ch ine . n ew cror t'lll. n rc<; sso r ic' rl" cl ur:IPd l"'hon P V91 1.t tQ 10 ?H I I t P A RT liME b<thy siiiC'r Pllone 1 1:r '169~ I 6 6tc hi I I Middleport, 0 ; Ptl . 9t2·1771 Spou S~.:s who wake up with a POMEROY, OHIO r d '4' lw - "ON THE ROCKS"' . WANT ADS INFORM.AT IQ. N OEAOLIN tS IN MEMOR Y o f H u5 1J ilr1 d P M Day Before s I alher and C)rilr\d l at h c r Publ ication C lar ence G l hl f' wtlo5f' Monday Oca dlin (' 9 a n 1 bir l hda v i s J Hn u c~ry 9 Can ce l l at ion Corre c tr Or\ S will b e accep! c d until 9 a m TOdily is yo u r tJirtt1Cl Cly lor D ay· ol PiJbl i ~ a l iO!I f'.nd w e ore so far ;,pan REGULATIONS \i'.' h_i l e God has vo v i n Hi s The Publish er 'feser ves !he ke epi n g . r rqiH ro edit or r c i~ cl any a d s IAe l ove You i n our ht:'MIS d eemed obiectio nal . · th e '. ad l y 111 issed b y w if e pUb I is h er wi ll no t be Evelyn . daughter s M.1ry re sponsible for mo r e than one l ue ll a and L or,l I nn rm d 1nco rr ect inse r t ion qrandch i ldren RATES 1 'I r rc FcJr W a nt Ad Serv i c e 5 c ents oc r WGrd one insert ion M in im um Ch arg e. !>1.00 1-l ce nt s p er wo r d thr ee consecutive inse r tio ns '16 ce n t s pe r word Si,.:; con secutivr i nser 1 ion5 '15 P er Cent D isc ount on pa id ads and a ds p ai d within 10 dn y s CARD o ·F THANKS & OBITUARY 5.7 00 tor SO word minirnurn Ea c h ad d i ! io na r wo rd J cc n rs BLIND ADS fl ddilional 25c Charg e per 1\ dv er 1is em en I . . OFFICE HOURS 8 J O a nr to 5 00 p . 111 . D a i ly , 8 30 a . rn to 17: 01) Noon Sa l urday ~. 1 1 -.. •. th•V. I o<otl'' I -t 61C In MemOIJ -· .rtl ot o •," 1 l l dV< ~~ ; ; ~ / \\~7r~ ;tt;;/ ·. \· t__:_ r r-:: 1J\:"fj . :. r---r-vr7""':1"'lr--l .t n \:=_~/ ~ . ·.- "' JANUARY CLEARANCE For Sale Employment Wanted Mobile Homes For Sale , 1,:),1 -' > ::::: rr ' .r'- t-''fl7·~1r-l c....:.:.:.. .. Fast Re$ults Use The Sentinel Classifieds ' ~- • 9- TheO.UySentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Jan. P, !o make a temporary ramp so i can roll in twice the number <rf logs at one lime with little effort . - MRS. H.W. DEAR POLLY - I have no trouble making cakes of soap from scraps. I melllhem in a double boiler with a little water added. An ice cube lray is lined wilh foil and the melted soap is poured into it. Let cool and then cut in ihe desired size bars. I hope Palricia tries this and if she does nol have a double boiler. she can use any pan that fils inside another. - MRS. H.F. DEAR ROLLY -- To hold folded . towels in ¥o~r bathroom, paint ll'.;, ._pray .a baby 's car ryln C"~ay · (o match your color 'scheme. Hang the small side up and you will find that these trays hold a considerable number of lowels which are easily accessible. - ALICE. DEAR POLLY - We keep an eye un an elderly nelghlwr 1975 Ford Maverick 2 Dr.······· $2795 6 cyr., auto., P.S. 1974 Chevy Nova 4 Dr•••••••••• $2495 6 cyl .. auto., P.S .. P. B. w tires . It's like new with less 1han 5,200 m jles. 1974 CHEVROLET C-10 FLEETSIDE Clearance S3095 6 cyl., st_d. t,rans .. step bumper, good tires, Clei!Jn sharp blue finish . Book Value $3200. 1971 Pontiac LeMans ••••••••••• $1495 2 Or . H. T., V-8. auto. P.S., P.B., vinyl roof. 1972 Olds Cut!& F-885 ••••• ~ ••• $1695 ' -Dr., auto., P. S., P. B. 1972 v.w.•••••••••••••••••••••• $1595 Auto . , -- ' . Social · i ,E:alentarj MARY SHRINE :l7, While Shrine of Jerusalem, regular meeting, Friday, 8 p .m . at the Pumerpy Masonic Temple. Pollock Refreshments. ·• SATURDAY HYMN SING Saturday, Hazel ' Com1:30 p.m. FRIDAV munity Church located beREVIVAL i• progress at tween Long Bottom and l'ortRutland Free Will Baptist land just off SR 124. Featured Church through Saturday , singel's \!(ill be the "Joint7:ao nightly. E•angelist is aires". ·PUblic invited. John El~wick . Special singing · SQ'tli\RE DANCE, 8 to 11 p. each evening. Gospel Tones m. Saturday at Middlepvrt featured Thursday. The Rev~ Elementary School, 'Pearl Roger Turner is resident St., under , sponsorship of minister. Public invited. Middleport Police Reserve RETURN JONATHI\N Unit; music by String MEIGS Chapter, Daughters Dusters · and callers. Cora , of the American Revolution, Hilton and Glen Lambert; 1:30p.m. Friday at the home admission, $1 with children 12 , of Mrs . James Brewington. and Ulldtir with .adUlt free . . Mrs, Thereon Johnson will ' SUNDAY review "Thomas Jefferson , 1\NNUAL Informal meeting An Intimate !listOry ." of Middleport Village Council for discussion of 1976 8P· by simply looking out of the proprialions at !p.m. Sunday window . F..arh e\•ening she in .Council Chambers. TUESDAY lowers a certain shade and in WINDING Trail Garden the morning jl i s raised . Sn if the shade ·;s not in the usual Club, 7:30 Tue~ay night at position we go right over to the home of Mrs . Cora see if something is wrong :~ , Beegle. )'drs. Mildred Deelh to have the ed~calional display of books on birds. l ,,u ~\ till t·tTi\ '-' a d•1llur il J•ull)· ust•s )·nur fa\·orlh.• Miss Shirley Beegle will hom<•maklng ldra, l'et present slides of her Pel'VC, Polly's Probll'm or HawaHan vacation. The ""lutlon to a problem . Write arrangement of the month l'olly In t·are of this will be dried on lhe theme "Happy New Year 1976". nt•wspapt•r. ai .l extra nice car . _ . 1973 Opel 4 dr. Sedan ········~n695 · 4 cyl. , 4 spa . 1971 Ford LTD Country SQuire••• $1495 4 Dr . WaQon , lug , rack , ~uta ., air, P .S., P.B. 1970 Ford Maverick 2 Dr.........$1295 6 cyl. , auto., local car . Sha_rp: !_?~1-~~. ~1. 4 Dr. HJ.••••••••$1095 1969 Ford Musijng ••••••••••••••'995 v .a, auto ., mag wheels . 52295 1973 Chevy W:ll' l dow Van ••••••••. V-8, auto., P.S., P.B. 52395 '1973 Chevy C-30.~ •••••• ~~···~· ' spd., P.S., P. B.. long wide bed., 1973 Chevy C-10.:•• ;••••••••••• $2295 1973 Dodge 'h Ton .. •••• ·•··· •• $2295 - . 1971 Chevy C-10 .._•••••••••••••• 51495 v.e, 1968 Ford% Ton ••••••••••••••••• 5995 ~~. 4 6 cyL~ stand. trans., long wide bed. V- 8 stand . trans ., a ir, lonQ wide bed. . Short wide bed, , ~ stand. trans . Long wide bed , stand . 1rans. Several other cars in stock at Riggs. See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS Located on St. Rt. 7 Che~ter, o. �• . 110 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Jan . 9, 1976 News •• in Briefs [Contmued from page I ) ness," Nixon said CINCINNATI - CINCINNATI FIREFIGHTERS have voted to approve a one-year c'Ontract that mcludes a 7 per cent · wage mcrease. The new pact, which also includes a n estimated ·1- per eent in frmge benefits, was ratified by firemen at meetings Wednesday and Thursday rughts . The city employs 947 firefighters . · Forrest Buckley, president of the Cincinnati Ftre Fighters Assoc1at1on, sa1d he thought the contract was "fair , no better than la1r, but fa1r. " Under the new contract, a !~rema n 's pay Will jump Iron $13,674 to $14,631 annWJlly BEREA, OHIO ~ MEMBERS OF THE BEREA EducatiOn Association have voted overwhelmingly to strike Monday unless agreeme nt on a new contract 1s reached for the 733 te~chers in the system, which mcludes schools m Berea, Brook Park and Middleburg Heights. Gary Kassander, local Oh10 Educahon Association representative, said over 500 treachers met Thursday mght and 58 per cent voted to strike If no agreement 1s reached . Kassander, who sa1d no new talks are scheduled, planned to inform the school board today of the teachers ' dec1s10n to disrupt regularly scheduled classes lor the system's 15,000 students •• Mason native died .T hursday Hartley Stanley, 56, 1119'' Ch1 ttenden, Columbus, d1ed Thursday in Umvers1ty Hos pital in Co lumbus A construction worker, he was a native of Mason Count). born in 1919, a son of Martm T. Stanley. who surv1ves, and the late Lula Gray Stanley. Surv1vors 1nclude five s1sters, Mrs . Dorothy Vme, m Colorado, Mrs. Helen Gibbs, Mason, Mr s. Mart1ma VanMatre , Clifton; Mrs Keta McDan1el , Cleveland, and Mrs. Nelhe McElhan e y, Middleport, and t wo brothers, Kenneth L and Martin L Stanley, both MEETING CHANGED The Meigs High Athletic Boosters were to meet Monday, Jan . 13 but due to a wrestling match the meettng has been changed to Jan 20. Me1gs wrestlers w1ll have a match at the high school 'On Monday w1th Glouster and Nelsonville York begmnmg at 7 p.m . MEETING CANCELLED The Mary While Shrme No. 37, meetmg thts evemng has bee n cancelled FLOWERS Far All We Wrre Flowers Everywt.n 992-2039 Pomenay Flower Shop Mrs. Millard V•n Mettr Ph. t92 -2039 Ph 992· 5711 ' Mason Funeral services will "be held Sunday at 1·30p m from the Fogl~song Funeral Home m Mason Burial will follow m the Graham Cemetery. The Rev James Lewis w11l preside Hours for VISitors are after 3 p.m . Saturday at the funeral home. BYRD IS SERIOUS WASHINGTON (UP I) ~ Sen Robert C. Byrd, I).W. Va., today JOined a crowd of 10 other Democrats seeking the presidency. He said he would enter the May ll West Virginia primary and may carry his nomination campaign to other states . "I' m pretty serious about everyth ing I do ex; epl "hen I play the violin, " said the assistant Senate Democratic leader, adding • that he would seek a fourth term in the Senate at the same lime he goes alter the nation's top job. LL TO MEET The Pomeroy Little League Baseball Assoc1at10n w11l meet Sunday at 2 p m at the Pomeroy Leg1on Hall, Don Hunnell , president , announced today All parents who are wllhng to help wtth the swnmer program are asked to attend Weather F a1r, not qu1te so cold tomght, lows near 10. Increasing cloudiness, a little warmer Saturday w1th h1ghs in the m1d to upper 20s. Probability of prec1p1\at1on near zero per cent loda'y and tomght, 20 per cent Saturday BY 1:30 OUT BY1:33 f·.:•.•:•.·:·.· · · ··· · J~hl;·~;··~:-~·~i~'i£"''· I~=· : ·:-: ·-· :·:·:) Natural gas running ~ games are ;ijl short in hitter cold called off in little impact ~; COLUMBUS tUPI) - The cutoff of 13-week sup:': plemental unemployment benefits lor job).,., Ohioans 1: announced today by the U. S. Labor Departmo:nt won't ;:: have an Immediate effect in the slate, acconllng to ;: statisticians In the state Bureau of Employment Services. ;:: There are four phases of unemployment iMuraace :: available to Ohioans : 26 week basic unemployment In:: sura nee and three 13-week extensions. :::. Unemployed Ohioans who have been out of work more ·~·: than 40 weeks face a cutoff of benefits, but only H the ~: stale's JObless rate stays allis current4'h per cent for the ·:·: next 13 weeks - something state officials do not expect ::.; will happen . ·· Availability of the latter two 13-week extensions .::~ totaling 26 weeks - are geared, or "triggered," to the ) stale's unemployment figures . If Ohio's unemploymert ,..: drops below 6 per cent, the fourth 13-week extension Is ::·~ eliminated. U Ohio's unemployment drops below 5 per ·:·:cent, the third 13-week extension is dropped. ,:; :.:; :~: :::; } .,;. -:;: :·; ·,;. ·::: ·::; ·~:: ;:. ''' / .:;: ·::: ·;~; ·::~ ~ h HOSPITAL NEWS I DEUCIOUS frltlclalre Refrlterator· DeOdorizer • efficient activated carbon KENTUCKY FRIED QiiCKEN mside absorbs bad food odors; helps keep them from transfemng to other foods . INTRODUCTORY OFFER f ' \ 1 t•rrw ·- Early report is corrected . pickup schedule sef'· · ATIEND FUNERAL Mrs Dcin Hupp and Mr. and Mrs Dorsey Parsons were at the King Funeral Chapel at Boardman Sunday due to the death of the1r uncle and brother-mlaw, Martm M3tteson' S1 , husband of the late Myrtle · (Parsons) Matteson. Funeral and bW'tal serv1ces were Monday at the chapel with mlerment at Youngstown RACINE ~ TONtTE THRU SUN JAN 9-10-11 ~ $}99 BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, o. !Contmu ed lrom patlce I ) mvre pragmatic candidate than Goldwater was - and I • already think he IS ~ then f\lDDIDg with Reaga n would In an arhcle m Thursday 's not be the sarne HS runrung paper it sta ted that charges w1th Goldwater, " Taft sa1d agamst Kenneth McCune , 22, Taft is s upportmg Ford m Rt. I , Rutland, were f1led by · the pr1mar1es, but smd 1f the Me1gs Coun ty Sheriff 's ' I eagan would w in th e Dept wh1ch was mcorrect. nom111atwn , "I would support The charges agamst McCune the top of the ticket " were flied by Robert lm" But, " he add ed , ' ' I den 28 near Rutland . wouldn't hesita te to draw bo ' The charges agamsl Me- co ntrasts between my Cune were dl s mJ s'sed posllions and hls. " followm g a he detector test wh1ch proved he d1d not commit the offense he was Tra~h charged w1 th aceordmg to Charle s Kn1 ght , assiStant prosecuting attorney sYRAcusE Trasli p1ckup will begm Monday CALLED TWICE here Lawrence Manley has The Pomeroy E-R squad announced The schedule is was called to 8621 , East Mam Monday from Third Street St at 2 05 a m Fnday for to Syracuse Dnve Inn and Marvin Moore who . had Dusky Street; Tuesday from fallen . He was taken to Dusky to College Road; Veterans Memonal Hos~ftal Wednesday from Co llege At 10 41 p 111 Thursday the Road to Bndgcman Street squad went to the Dana Covert residence, IJ mon and Rustic Hilli Thursday from Bridgeman to Apple Ave , for Sharon Covert who St1·eet; Friday f1om Apple was IlL She was taken to Street up to the corporatiOn Veterans Memorwl Hospital limits also MEIGS THEATRE •RepiRce After 12 months o f use or sooner ll odors are noted Lengtl'l of errectl\'enen d111penda on the •mount ol odor to be ablorbed Taft sees LOCAL TEMPS , Temperature in downtow~ Pomeroy Friday at 11 a .m. , was 13 degrees under sunny skies. ' • hangs neatly from wue shelf of any refrigerator • lasts up to twelve months • Member fDIC Six runs made so far in week ·1 Has Somethinl( For You . .. Mrs. Noreen M1ssoun , three m No rth Carohna, two in Kansas, and one each in Wisconsin and lruhana . Most of Ute deaths occurred m accidents on slippery highways or were attributed to hea rt a tta cks ca used by overexertion in snow and cold . A man froze to death near Tipton, Ind., when he tned to crawl for help after an auto acctdent m which a companion was killed. It was the coldest rughl in three years m parts of West Vn gi nla , northern M1ssiss1pp1 and the Wa shmgto n, DC., area. Record low temperatures chilled ,northern Loullliana and northern Alabama. The C<Jid Iorced schools to shut down m many states, caused garbage collectors m St. Lows to cancel ptclrups, a Jailbrea k In foiled W1scons10 and kept U1e lids on septic 11!nks m Crawfordsville, Iowa (Contmued from page 1l grams aimed at ra1smg China to superpower status by the end of the century REEDSVILLE - Mrs . There was no' immediate Noreen Shepard , 52, Rt. I , olflc1a l 1nd1catwn what type Reedsville, died at her home of fune ral servll'e would be Thursday followm g an ex- held for Chou or when 1t tended Illness . would be held However, Mt s Shepard was born a \ diplomatic sources 111 Pclung Morehead, Ky , the daughter said the servtce would be of Fra nces Ne wman Monday Baldndge , Wh ee lersbur g, The sourc-es smd that alOhlo, and the late Wllhan1 though _there was a somber B,ildndge Mrs Shep ard mood m the r.hmese ca pital "a s affiliated w1(ft tlfe lollowmg announcement of Tup pers Plams Church of C'hou 's death, " Things are Ch11st a nd had been a gmn g on qUite normall y res1den t of the J oppa Com- People are gomg about their nnm1ty the past two years. busmess as usua l " Besides iler mother, Mrs Pres ident Ford, who m et Shepard IS survived by her Chou durmg a v1sit to China husband, F.arl, two m 1972, praiSed lum as a da ug hte rs, Mrs . Richard ~~ rema rkable leader who has !Gerry I Gnffln , Tupper s left h1s illjprmt . on the Plains. and Mrs Hru ce whole world scene." 1Joyce 1 Owens, Reedsl'llie, a Chou, who probably had brother. Jack Bahlr1dge of more exposure to fore~gners Portsmouth ; lour siSte r s, than a ll the other top Chinese Mrs Grace Ca ldwell , F10d- leader s combtned, led the lay , and Mrs Ma ry M1llcr , f1 rst rapprochement With the Mrs Glance Saul and Mrs. Uni ted Sw tes Jean F10n all nl WheelersHe was born to a n burg , and ; .. g randch ildren . _anstocrauc Mandarm fam1ly She was preceded 1n death but cho$e a life of revolutiOn by her lather, two -sons, a nd mstead of luxury . three $1sters After travel abroad and Fun eral services will be study 10 Japan and r' rance, held at 1 30 p m. Sunday a t C'hou re turned home to work the Tupper s Plams Church of . In l ~e 0>mmurust party . At Chnst w1 th Mr . Eugene 1 oo~ point he became a close Underwood, pa s tor , of- !~lend of the late nah~nalist f1 c1a hng. Bur1al w1ll be m the preSident Chmng Ka1-Shek Me1gs County Mem or y But as the Corrnnu · ts Gardens The body will he'" emerged as a threateL ng s ~1t e at the church one 1 Ioree to Chiang's nationalist precedmg !he sc rv 1cc party , their lnendship Fnends mayea ll at the Wh1te vamshed Fun era l Home , 10 Coolville Chou became well-known m from 3 p m Saturday Ulllli the United States in the late noon' Sunday , 1940s when President Harry "/'" ,,., Truman di spatc hed Gen Marshall to George , Chungking In a tuttle effort to reconc ile (he Nationalists and the Commumsts a nd avert ,•. (Conttnued from page I) the civtl war that was to end In Communist victory m 1949. opposes any luU-scale rate When the People's heanng because he fears Republic was established on ullhlles may ask for even Oct 1, 1949, Chou became greater rate increases than prem1er and foreign those already set Feb 14. mtmster He never Metzenbaum said he spoke relinqUished the premiership against the Increases on but res1gned from the foreign behalf of all Ohio res1dent1al ' natural C<Jnsumers, the A,F'L- m10istry 10 1958 Ghou and his wile, Teng CIO and the ,United Auto Workers Union Ymg-chao, had no ch1ldren. Shepard is dead . Full probe Elberfelds In Pomeroy SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 8 PM ~~~ :~~ Starr1ng Kirk Douglas and Alexis Sm1lh l · Show starts at 1 · 00 p.m. tmts - YO. 10 NO. 50 . . ...r Main Store, Annex and Warehouse Open Saturday 9-.30 to 5 PM Der,oted 1'o 1'he GrPIIler Middle Ohio Valley GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT ,-, SUNDAY. JANUARY 11, 1976 MIODLEPORT-FOMEROY ·, ;;a. I I PRICE 25 CENTS • Auto agency de~troyed by zre · in downtown Point Pleasant . ROCHELLE GROSVENOR . Reward offered' for infonuation of missing girl GALLIPOLIS - A reward IS be1ng offered by the father of a Gaiha Counly teenager who has been rn1 ssmg smce last Sept 8 Wtlliam Grosvenor . RL 1, Galltpohs I Add1son 'J'wp ) and h1s Wife Saturday sa1d the rewa rd 1s for mformallon leadmg to their daugh ter 's whereabouts The girl. 17 year-o ld Rochelle !Ly!Ull Urosvenur , lefl hom e Sep t 8, an{t has not been seen or heard (r0m smce The parents f1led a m1ssmg person 's rcpoFt w1th the Callw County Sheriff's depa1trnent , and have conferred w1 th fncnds and neighbors , but have been unable to locatr lhm daughter. "We hav e also checked 111\h the prosecutor and :tssistant prosec ut o~." Grosvenor addeu The father po1ilted out that an " unruJy P warrant has been faled aga m.st the daughter Tile g 1rl was a sophomore at Kyger Creek H1 gh School She IS 5'-4" tall and we~gl:ls II ~ pounds. She has reddish brown ha1r anu was last s~n wearmg red te!Ulis shoes, a blue levi jaclfut,; while cotton shirt and ulue )C8~ S Anyune knowmg the wbereabuuts of the g1rl should contact Mr Grosvenor at his home, or a.sistant prosecutor W1!11am N. Eachus POINT PLEASANT - Dam a~c wa' 111 1he scene a1dmg Pomt Pleasant f1rerm.·n Besides batlhng th C' f11 e Ill ncar zer o the thousands upon thousands of dollars here early Sa1urday when fire destroyed weather firemen \\CI e alsu h<Jmpercd b) the Two Rivers Ford Inc main btuldmg on elce h 1ca l and phone lmes lltat hdd caught V1and St , damaged a nearbl uff1 ce fire Plume line s f1 0 111 tho cit\ bmldmg and eqwpmen l f1rm , and threatened other structures mcludwg the Pmnt Pleasant fn e s1atwn Wei e cut off due tu Hlc fll'c whu,;h delayed In em en fFOm call mg uther l'lty bmldmg departments fOJ ass1sta nc.e, as well i..IS The owner and mana~er ol '1 \\u R1ve1 Fo1 d Inc , Robert Beymer, could not be callin g Appal achum PO\\ CI C<m1pan' w hll'n off the elec tnuty reached Saturday Addmg tu the confusiOn di.IS spcc.: Blllowmg smoke " as seen for nulcs d S lator s scurryin g-- underr.e.a lh bur nm g was orange and yellow flam es winch ravaged through the auto showroom and electncal hnes Scvrr~:~ l hnes fell , hut no garage and hghted up the C' llJ m the early one was lnJUICd With the <:11d of .the poh<:. e fu enwn mnrnmg hours Accordmg to fireman Jmuny Woods, closed off Vrand Street for a !nne and who was hrst on the srene , the fu e broke re1outed traffiC T1 aff1c· was slalletl fu1 oul shm tly after 6 30 a m Woods wa s awhile on lhe-Shadle Bndge . With the fear that the c1ty btuld10g statiOned at the fire department all mgh t By 6 50 a m the en lire back half of the m1ght catch on fire c1ty \\Orkers uH:I udm~ Pumt Pl e~:~s~mi Mavor .John Musgravt• bnck slwwroom bmldmg was m fl ames t\1 that lime only two fi remen were on th~ began pulhng out f1lC ~cabmc t~ d rld o01cr scene attempting to put water on tile off 1 c~ cq mpmcnt Fn em t•n lu uugJ1 t tlw fu e unde 1 bu ildi ng They were hampe red by con i! ul at ilpp1Uxuu ..tl e l ~ 7 40 but b~ th;;t madcquate pr essure As the fire spread throug h the front of tm tc spar ks ha d blcm n dt::l oss the slzeel Ihe i.Jmldmg gas tanks from cars ms1de · and 1gmtcd c1 thud stm y 1oom m the buildin g hou:s1ng t he offi CE' sup pl y Yr ere heard explodmg. At a pproximately 7 a m rt was feared Firemen were able to brmg th1s fu e umlc1 lhal lhe f1re would sprea d to the c1ty contrul qwckly Fu emen could no1 speculate im whal bwldmg, lw~" ever a 'south" esterly wmd ca used the fHe , nor have damage sent the names m the Qppostt e d1rec i1Un esh mat es been e~ sscsscd Damages will to\.\ards the Two R1vers Garage Bu1 ldmg wh1ch was also soon engulfed m f1r'"e 1 W1 \\ell mto the humh eels of tlwusands of By lha t tunc more firemen arri\'Cd do ll <~! s Little fu e dtJ!ll age uccu1 red tu tlw City aml at 7 20 iJ m "hen the fire reC::~ch cd 1ts peHk, Wllts from the Gallipolis~ Neu bmldmg but the re was smoke and wate1 (ConllntH·d on pa~e .2 ) Haven ~ nd Maso n Departments wcr e u11 . .. .. ' BUS INI':SS LOST ~ Two Rivers Ford Inc ., V1and St , Pumt Pleasant a! the height of the fire early Saturday DIQI mng that destroyed 11 The f1re was belteved to have Home loss at $8,ooo Brown may·work for electric ·consumers GALLIPOLIS Gallia County Treasurer Oty M. Stewart said Saturday that 1975 real est.·~ tax statements will be mailed to Gallia county property owners Monday or Tuesday Stewart said there had been a de)ay In mailing tax sl1!temenfs due to the reappraisal which ca sed an extra load of work ' .. started in the rear of the structure a round 6 a m and spread throughout the structure At least 10 cars and a truck were lost " Sev·e n· candidates circulating petitions Ry D~tc Rothgeb Jr state central comnuttee of thr r espet tlvc seek reelectiOn GALLIPOLIS - Despite sub-freezmg par lies Incumbent Treasurer Oty M Stewart te rnpera tW'es dW'&ng the past week, Calha Obtmmng pet1 t10ns from the GallJ a who IS not see kmg rceledwn as tre<Jsurer, Coun ty poht 1 ~~ are sumner~ng Cow1ly Buard of ElectiOns th1s wee k were smd he may try for another county off1ce. Although candidates have until March E;valec Mye1 s, l!lcwnbcn1 G8 111H Cow1ty Accord10g to the rumor m1ll, the mam 25 tu f1le declaratiOn of candidacy or Rep ublican Rccorde! I AJUI Se BW'ger, 10 terest w11l be focused 10 both Ihe sheriff nmmnatmg pchtJOns w1th the Gallla ne\lly-appomted fialha Coun ty f'icrk of and comtU1ssloner races. County Board of Elections. seven local Court s. d Rep ublican, George E Wood AI th1s point, 11 1s predicted that mres1 dent s have begtm cu·culatmg pehtJOns ward, Patrwt Star Rt , a Republic an for cumbenl shenlf Oscar Ba1rd will not 1·un fpr varwus off1ces m the June 8 Pr1mary Count y Co mlui ~S l o n e r , James Mon t- Other polent1al candidates are Deput; S1d Electwn. gomery, HI. 2, Galhpohs, Democrat for Vance as an Independent cand idate; Ray Dunng 1975, most county offices are Gallia County Shenff; Frank M11ls, Rt 2, Roberts Kenn) Deckard , B1ll Mitchell , "up for grabs " Registered voters will Crown C1ty, Republican for Galha Co110tJ James F. Baidwm, B1ll Angell, and Nell eJec t two county eomrmss10 ne rs. a Treasurer : Gene Wetherholl, IOClljllbenl McMahon prosecutin g attorne)', shenff, recorder, Republican for Galha Coun ty Prosecuting II 1s mterestmg to note that three coroner, treasurer, clerk of cow·ts, and Attorney, and James C Saunders, l.l)wer current offtce holders were appomted engmeer River Rd., Gal11pohs, an lndependen l Shen ff Oscar C Baird was appomted In additlon, voters m the pnmary ca ndida te for Gal11a Co untv Cum- by the Republican Central Comnuttee ' elechon wrll be choosmg delegates and missiOner replacmg James Saunders who res1gned POMEROY - l.Alsses wm e esllnmted alt ern ates to 1he national conventaons of Commissi oners " hose term expu e a1 c Ba1rd 's appomtment carne m November, at $8, 000 m a flre that destroyed the frame the pohhcai part~es and w11l elect mem- .Joe Ste11art, Democrat, and C. f' John - t974 ' home pf Mr an d Mrs Manon t Hammer ) bers of the county central committee and son , Republtcan It Is not known 1f thev w11l ~ - Engmecr Paul Stull. president of Ha wk On Dutchtown H11I 1n lhe Mmersv11ie area Fnday mghl Mr and Mrs Ha11k and their da ughter, Mary, were at horne when the f1re broke out However , they sa 1d the f1re wi1s in one enlire wall before tt was discovered Cause or the blaze, wh1ch also desb oyed all of the persomtl beiongmgs of COLUMBUS t UP! )- Ohio the PUCO Will agree that the , GALLIPOLIS - It's now the the fam1ly, was reported to be an Attorney General Wilham J Assoc1at10n and the National people who pay these rates Lead ll1 gham Re al Estateoverheated coal furna ce Realtors Assoc1at1on. He is a Brown filed a pellt10n Fr1day also deserve VIgorous Insurance Agency graduate of Ohio Umversity Destroyed 10 the blaze were a doll With the Publ1c Utlhlles Com- represenwt1on. We 111tend to W11lis T Leadingham , who where he earned a BS degree colleot10n of Mrs Hawk's and several missiOn of Oh1o , askmg call expert witnesses to for the Past two and one.Jlalf in EducatiOn. collections of an t1que lurmture and photos. perm1ss1on to represent counter the arguments years managed V1rg1l B After · several years of The Pomeroy Fire Dept came on the residential electnc con- presented by the utility ." Teaford's branch real estate teach1ng , however, ~ce ne but the blaze was out of con trol sumers 10 opposition to Brown sa1d the Coahtlon of off1ee in Gallipolis, aMounced l.eadmgham operated a used before the departmen l arrived A lanker Columbus & Southern Ohio Concerned Utility Users and Saturday he has started h1s car busmess and later an Electric Company's rate hike the cities of Columbus and truck from Middleport was also on hand own busmess at 512 Second automobil e agency in During the same hme , the Pomeroy request. Worthington have welcomed Ave Leadingham rece1ved his Pomeroy. For seven yearn, he In his petition, Brown said his entry 11110 the case. department 'i>'cnl to Ne" St where a small Ohw broke r's license was a buyer a nd tran s ~ 1Jia1:e had broken out m a mobile home . he intends to represent Bro w n previously Saturday, Jan 3 portation superviSor with the However , that call was cancelled when pnvate res1dent1al con- presen ted opposition The new broker IS a member Stauffer Chemical Co ., Pt sumers, the state of Ohio and occupants of the home exllngwshed the agruments 111 the Ohio Bell of the SEO Realtors Pleasant He operated an auto his own offlee all of wh1ch fire rate hearings and the fuel Assoc1a110n, Ohio Realtors Cont10ued on pnge 2) ( are customers of the utility. Mr. and Mrs . Hawk, who had only adjustment hearings uThe utilities that seek ,3,000 m msuran ce on thetr home . arc teRlporarily stay10g with Mr and Mrs these rate hikes are always Nqrbert Neutzhng 1n Middleport and Mary well represented w1th a is With an uncle and allnt, Mr and Mrs . battery of lawyers and experts," said Brown. " I think Dale Warner m Syracuse. POMEROY - Under the d~rectlon of Mrs. Robert (Debbi) Buck, Pomeroy, Ute annual March of D1mes lund drive in Meigs County Will get underway this week . CaMisters and com cards are to be placed m area bus111ess h~ this week and colleclton envelopes will be placed ill all of the Meigs County schools m the near future . The annual Mother's March has been set lor Monday, January 19, and will he staged during Ute afternoon and evening in Pomeroy, Middleport, Syracuse, Racine, • "'. ,,· .. Rutland, Tuppers Plu 1u~ and Chester Mrs. Buck is hopeful that an orgamzat10n will volunteer to conduct \he march m Reedsville . Any group willmg to do that IS asked to ca ll her at 992-3833. The Mother's March IS the biggest single lund drive activity. Mrs. Buck said 40 pet of the funds raised through the drive rema111s in the county lor !OCBI educational projects related to b1rth defects . The rema1rung 60 percent helps research proJects designed to prevent birth defecta . for h1s employees 'Faxes were earlier scheduled to ' be paid before Jan 20, but that deadhne has now bl'en extended to Feb 13 Due to re~pprmsal, county residents will pay higher real estate taxes According to Stewart . m some cases, taxes hav(' rlouhh .1 • • ''1l•·,t JackSun Ccnmty, was appointed by the Republican Central Committee last January , to succeed Glenn Sm1th, who was named D1rector of D1stnct 10. OhiO Department of Transportation Just th1s past week, Mr$ Lomse Burger, a deputy m the Clerk of Courts OffiCe for the last 12 years was appomted as M1ss Marjone Rinehart's replacement Miss Rmeharl retired Dec. 31 alter 30 years as Clerk of Courts The number of signatures reqUired on county and district candidates' petitions IS based upon the 1974 vote for the off1ce of Governor in the county, district, or other subdiVISion m which the candidate seeks elechon If the vote for governor was less than 500, 25 Signatures would be needed Other figures are 500-!i,OOO, 25 signatures ; 5,00019,999, 50 signatures; 20,000-49,999, 100 signatures and 50,000 or more , 150 nmnes (Contmued on page 2) ' .. CLEO CHEVAUER Leadingham opens Otevalier retiring his own ag~ricy from bread business GALLIPOLIS - Cleo Chevah~r, veteran Bel.>ly Ross Bakery salesman w th more than a mtllion nnles dnvmg behmd h1m . said Saturday he w11l ret1re 10 two weeks after completmg 41 years m the 'bread busmess Chevalier began work m the bread mdustry w1th the J W. Mootz Bakery on VIlle Sl., Galhpohs, m Oclober, 1934 " That "as when the wholesale price of a 16-uuncl' loaf of bread y,as SIX cents and a 20-aunce Loaf was e1ght cents," Chcvalle1 1eca lled comparmg thnse pnces w1tl1 today 's cost Before workmg for the local bakery, Chevalier worked for the Favonte Bakmg Cn , and Holsum Bakmg Co He hc1s been :. " .... ..... ... w1th the Be l.>ly Ross Ba king Corp , for'·t~e . , past 25 years • .~ '· · . Chevalier and his wife , Mar~ • Ma1 garet, have been to all four corners of .• the Umted States, " but we plan to Se~ 11101 e of 1t wh1le taking 1t easy," btl . remarked . ''We also plan to VISit a lot w1tli · our cluldren ," he added ' • ·' During his long and successful selling • career, Chevalier has met many in-, •; teresbng people m his work Chevalier ' concluded , " I wuultl like to say thank YQu , to a ll my fmc customers and friends.,~' · add1ng , 'I hope some day they too can ta~· · It easy ,.,.-. . ·... · ,..- ' " .. •' VARIANCE CONTINUED ' CHARLESTON , W Va. - The state Air Poliullon Control Commission Fnday granted a contmuance of 1ts temporary vananee to the Amencan Electric Power Co. over pollution control at the Philip Sporn Power plant m Mason County. The variance is related to fly ash standards .. MILLER MAN COMING POMEROY ~ A re presentative from Congresl!lllan Clarence E Miller's offi~e will conduct an open door sesswn from 10 a.m. to noon 1n the courthouse m Pomeroy on Jan. 14. Anyone having questwns concermng ·the Fed'e ral Government, should stop by to discuss them. ·, ' .Mullins held under $10,000 bo~d " on had check writing charges . .' I Tax statements going into mails this week Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Invited GueiJt Reaching More' Than 12,000 Families entint March opens for dimes SAVE DURING THE STOREWIDE ~·4t,~AN~ARY CLEARANCE SALE . + Snow no1th Sunda}, changing to ram 01 <:1 1111xture of rain and sno" m lhe t~ou1h and central porttons. H1 ~h~ Sunday in the .lOs 1n the soulh Lows Sunday mght in the 2\ls H1ghs Mondav m the rmd :uls Death of ONCE IS NOT ENOUGH STEAK HOUSE - . Weather Jacqueline Susann's CHOW'S POMEROY, 0. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Sunday through Tuesday,- a chance of snow or scattered flurri es Sunday through Tuesday. lli~hs "Ill be In the upper 20s to the 30s and l01os Will he in the 20s Sunday and In th e t eens Monday and Tuesday. .. ·. :· ·:. •'•'• •. :' '• :::· .;. ~·: . .·. =· . shoveling snow A The Colonel At lea st seven area h1gh school basketball games scheduled tomght have been postponed , due to a_rctlc cond1 t1ons thr oug hout southern OhiO. Postponed as of noon today were . Athens at Galhpohs, to be played on Tuesday, Jan 13, at 7 30 p m.; Kyger Creek at Hannan Trace, rescheduled for Tuesday, Jan 13; Belpre at Nelsonvllie,York, to be reS't:heduled Tuesday, Jan 13 , Federal Hockmg at Vmton County, to be played Jan 28; Eastern at North Galha, no makeup date g1ve n; Southern at Wahama, no makeup dale g iven; Rock Hill at Symmes Valley, no makeup date g1ven Games sh U on are Ironton at Logan , Jackson at Meigs, Wellston at Wa verl y, Warren LONG BOTTOM - Uoyd Lncal at Alexander a nd Pt. E MePeek,69, Route,!, Long Pleasant at Ravenswood Bottom, died a ppare ntly North Galha Prmc1pal Cliff fr om a heart attack wh1le Wilson sa1d Eastern off1c1a ls shoveli ng snow at h1s home notified him th1s morning Thur sday morn10g they would rath er not make Born m Wood Coun ty, W. tomght's tl'lp due to bad Va , he was the son of the late weather con d!h ons . A Dav1d and LUida Matheney makeup date w11l be an- McPeek . He was a member of nounced the Pleasant House Umted Me thodiSt Church at BellVIlle, W. Va and attended lhe Lon g Bottom Umled Melhoclls t Church. He wa s a farmer at Bell ville until h1s The Rac1nt ER squad has retireme nt about a year and a <tnswered s1x ca lls thus far half ago when he m oved he1e Survtvmg are h1 s w1fe, MO-le th1s week· Swan McPee k; a brother , Tuesday at 5 p m Mrs. Loms Deluz , Stlversv llle, to Charles McPeek , Parkers~ Holzer Medi c al Ce nter, burg , and several mcces and Six br olhers Wedn esday at 9 a m , Mrs . neph ews Uda Swain, Ra c~n e , to Holzer preceded hun m death Funeral serviceS \.\. Ill be Med1cal Center, at 11 50 a.m held at 3 30 p rn Sunday at Wedn esday, Raym ond HartWln te Funeral Home m the ley to Veterans Memon al Hospital , Thursday at 9"a.m Coo lvill e w1th lh e !le v to Long Bottom for Lloyd Charles Eaton and the Rev McPeek who was dead on D Creeger o!f ~e 1atmg . ilunal arnval, at 9 p m. 'lhursday, will be m Sand Hill Cemetery Dons Mill er, Ra c1ne, . to at Long Bottorn Fn ends may Veterans Memm 1al Hospi tal , call at the fun eral home any t1me after ,1 p m Sa turday and today at 7<l0 a m Mildred Carnahan , Racine , who h~d fallen , wa s ta ken to Veterans Memona l Hosp1tal died at work PLEASANT VALLEY Spending se vera l days w1lh DISCHARGES - Mary M1 and Mrs Norman Woud an d Ronme were Mr an d Yarder, Sherman Lee KmMrs Steve Bnckles, der , J ona Stover, Galhpohs Spnn gf1 eld, and M1 and Mrs. Ferry, Mrs. Paul Jushce and Ken ne th Wood a nd daughter son, Rae me, Mrs V1ck1 ~ Clarke and daughter , Mason , uf Columbus Mr and Mrs Wayne Beal and- Ruby Sm1 th, Pomt Pleasa nt. had as hohday v1s1l01 s Mr and Mrs K1rk Chevahe1 of ~hawn of Groveport , Mr a.nd Chester, Mr a nd M1 s Mrs Gurdon G1bson, Jody, Russell Well of Cheste1 , Mr Sean and Dale of Athens and a nd Mrs Roger Yo un g, Mrs Faye Prall Wesley and Yevete and Mi ss Mr and Mrs .John Dean, Demse Hendnck s uf Mr and Mrs .John Waller Parkersburg Dean and Jc t·e my and Mr Mr and M1 s Olen Ht~rn so n spent Chn stmas w1th Mr and and Mrs Rlchal d Dean were Mrs Ph1hp Harrison and guesls of Mr. and Mrs Paul Paynter, Ca rpen ter , uver ll1e sons, Trevor and Rodney at holidays 01 her guests wet e Worthmgton Mr and Mrs Garold G1lkey Mr and Mrs John Dean, an d famil y of AI hens. M1 and Mr and Mrs John Waiter Mrs .John G III O~ l y, Mark and Dean and sun and Sg t and Mrs Richard Dean were Dav id, Mr and M1 s Clmr Chnstmas gues ts of Mr and Waggoner , Mr i:J IH.J Mr s Mrs Kennelh Mark10s at Sanford Well , Albany Mr and Mrs . Pln lhp Racme Other dJnner guests Harnson Tr evo1 and Rod were Mr and Mrs. Waller ney , spent New Yea r 's wrth Terrell, Mr and Mrs . Robert Mr and Mrs Olen Harnson Reed and llav1d and !l1lly Other New Yem 's dmn er Kendall , ail of Pata skala , Mr and Mrs Bill Spaun and son g:uests were Mr and Mrs Dale Ham son, Scott and of Pomeroy, Mrs Anna Mae Terrell a nd Juam ta of Jod1 , and Ollie Scholl of Pomeroy Pat askala and guest the day Severa l from th1s combefore , M1 and Mrs Junwr mon 1ty attended !he weddmg Smalley and fam1ly of of M1ss Mary Lou Kmg, W1 erton, W Va daughter of Mr. and Mrs M1 and Mrs Charl es K10g, V1rg1I K1ng and Melvm Felts Susan and Chall1e , Jr , were wh1 ch was held Saturday Chnstmas guests of Mr . and a fter noo n at Mt. Uni on Mrs Edward Kmg and Church, Carpenter fam1ly at Harrisonvtlle Spendmg the weekend with V1s1tnrs of Mr and Mrs. th err grandparen ts, Mr cmd Roy Bri ckles over Chnstm as Mrs Ralph Carl were Ivan , holidays were Mr . and Mrs Paula, Jolnrny and Sherr1 Dnnald Bnckies of Glouster, Carl of Snowville Mr and Mrs Steve Bnckles Sgt a nd Mrs Richard of Springfi eld , Bruce and Dean lei! Tuesday morning Demse Bn ckles, Mr. and alter spending a shorll1me at Mrs. Charles Hysell , Jeremy and Ryan , Mrs lona !he home of his paren ts, Mr Bnckles, Mr and Mrs. Greg and Mrs John Dean for Bnckles, . Ann and Wrlhams Air Force Base, Anzona, wl1ere. he wil l be s latwned for the rema mder_ of hiS enlistment Want to dawdle ... come on inside. But if you're on the run, try our ))rive-in Window Fast. Accurate. Efficient. area called off classes but offic 1als of some large systems said they kept schools open because Utey were not given suffiCient not1ee The har$ C<J!d punished almost all of the nation from the Rockies to the Atlantic Coast, a nd the toll of Weatherconnected deaths climbed to at leas\ 27. A Umted Press International Count showed at lea st e1ght weathercon nected deaths in lllmo1s, liVe in PeiUISylvama, lour m New J ersey, three in By United Press InUnited Press International B1tter cold kept an lt'Y gnp on twe>-thirds of the nation today and taxed the available natural gas supply so severely tha t Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co . asked schools to close in a fiV e-state area of the Southwest The requested curtailment in gas usage affected most of Arkansas, much of Oklahoma, northwestern Louisiana, nor theastern Texas and a small area near Wichita , Kan. Most rural schools m the lloyd McPeek Veterans Memorial Hospital Holzer Medical Center Mmme ADMITTED t Di sc harges, Jan. 8) M1ller, Pomeroy; Ralph Hall. Roscoe Calhoun , Delores Hartford , IV Va., Harry Cleland , Robert Conkle, Pickens, Sr , Racme , Mary Ra nda ll Denney , Sta cy Thumps on , Long Bottom, Ferguson, Co nn1 e F iehis, Ahce Addison , Galhpol1s, Barbara Fisher. Mrs. Barry Lester Swiger, Center Po1nt, Hamm a nd daugl1ler , W Va.; Denms Hackett , Carolyn Hatte n, Thomas Middleport , Dons Miller , Hun t, Donald Kauff, Oxley Racine Shar on Cove rt, Kinnaird , Chmles Lambert, Pomeroy Gharles Mcinturff, Elizabeth DISCHARGED Mclnlurff , J o N1bert , Mrs Marga re t Stevens, Angela Robert Ph1lhps and daughter, Baker, Wanda Faulk, Palnc1a Pyles , Emory Charlene Este p , MarJon e Roush, Jeffrey Sayre, Sr , Gibbs, Kay Welch, James Donna Th orn ton , Stcvert Titus, V1 cky N1t_z, .Jacob White , Mrs Roger Wilbur Shuler, Charles Ba1ley and daughter , Kevm Vonker (Birth, Jan. 8) Mr and Mrs Doug las Halfhill , son, Galhpohs. K.ingsb,ury Area cage JULIE BUCK, SMALL DAUGHTER of Mr tnd Mrs Robert Butk, Pomeroy, examines lhls large ..March of Dunes',' com card s1~n, ont! of severa l to be placed m county busmess houses tn t'onjunctwn w1th the annual fmKI 1h 1vc. Mrs. Ruck is chairperson t•l the annual lund dnve. • 'I l GALLIPOLIS ~ Muni cipal Court Judge RobertS Betz here Friday set bOnd at SIO,OOO m the cese of Mike Mullins , 21 , Rt . I, Gaihpohs, charged with a felony m h1s secon~ offense of passing bad checks. Mulhn ~ was arrested Friday by Calha County Sheriff's depuhes on warrants flied by Captain Clyde Beasley of the Athens Police Department and two filed m Pnrnt ,·tJy T It hens warrant eharges Mulhns w1t h • •II> for wntine a $76.00 check . ,. ' The other checks drawn un the Com- •. mercia! and Savings Bank and the Ohio Valley Bank m Gallrpohs were 1ssued· without any (unds m either bank Minnie L R1zer , Pomeroy, ftled' one warrant on a check for $40 55 to Stiffler's · Store while the other check was $134.16 to Nelson's Drug Stm e. Bonds on those charges were set at $1,500 each. Mulhns 1s e<pected to he transferred •.. back to Athens County to lace the charges. · ' .· J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 January 9, 1976 baldridge mcpeek shepard stanley