http://66.213.69.5/files/original/99c5e25c57fb4a7629db3ccc1a9b0707.pdf 397e6babf3b8cad8101bb8f82f8a832d PDF Text Text • l• _ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thurs(lay, Feb. 12, 1976 Schools may henefii from teacher residency ruling By RICK VAN SANT CINCINNATI (UP!) - A federal appeals court decisioo that a city school board can require its teachers to live within the school district represents a ._turning point" for improving education in America's big cities, boasts Ute school administrator who won the case. .The U.S. Sixth Circ uit Court of Appeals, in a unanimous 3.0 decision Wednesday, declared the Cincinnati School Boar.d's controversial " teacher MEIGS THEATRE TONITE T.HURS., FEB . 12 NOT OPEN FRI.- SUN. FEB. 13-15 Jacqueline Susann's ONCE IS NOT ENOUGH (Not shOwn Jan. 9· ll due to ley roads) r esi de ncy r uIe •• constitutional. •The judges said the rule would help both student.'! and the conununity. · The legality of the :esidency requirement had been challenged by the Cincinnati Teachers Association and a teacher who refused to move into the district. " I think this might ·represent some sort of , turning point for major cities around Ute country," said C in c i n i1 a 1 1 S c h o o 1 Superintendent Donald Waldrip. "It bodes wen for urban educa lion. "It's the trend I'm concerned about. We need teachers absolutely committed to urban living . and to urban education. We need these people to vote on school bond issues. We need them to realize that action they take will affect their children and neighbors." Teacher Terry S. Wardwen had complained the rule limited his right to travel and didn 't really promote TUES.-WED.-THURS. The Inn-Place Presents RON BRINKER Guitarist with Percussion-Vocalist 8:30-12:30 " THE MEIGS INN POMEROY, OHIO Best In Live EntertiJtn~ent uteacher-scbool conununity" integration because the teacher could live many places in the district and still be outside his school attendance zone. However, judges William E.Miller,AlbertJ. Engel and JamesP.Churchillsaidthey found "a number of rational bases for the residency requirement.'' The judges said they agr"';~ ~it~ W~ldrlp that the rule a1ds 10 hrr10~ teachers who are highly ~ollvated and deeply committed to an urban 'educational system." Waldrip also ha~ teslifi<:<J that teachers who live 10 !herr district are more likely to "gain sympathy and understanding for. the racial, SOCial, econormc and urban problems of Ute children they teach." . The supenntendent added lhal the residency requirement "made teachers less likely to engage in illegal strikes and was in keeping with Ute goal of encouraging . integration In society and in Ute schools." The Cincinnati School District rule requires that aU teachers hired after Nov. 13, 1972 live in the district. Dr. Boice unhurt in car collision No one was injured or cited in a collision at 10:45 a.m. Wednesday on Rt . 7 at its junction with CR 82 in Meigs County. The Gallia-Meigs Pos t . Sl<lte Highway Patrol said an auto driven by Raymond E. Boice, 71, Pomeroy, attempted to pass just as a truck operated by Elmer M. Bowles, 43, Middlepori, made a left turn. There was moderate damage to both vehicles. Hospital News Veterans Memorial Hospilal ADMITTED - Wanda Humphreys , New Haven; James Durbin, West Columbia ; Anna McKinney, Middleport ; Walter Ellis, Pom·eroy; Clarence Ridenour, Tuppers Plains; Mabel Swan, Langsville; James W. Ohlinger, Middleport. DISCHARGES - Donna Knapp, James Lowe, Maxine Brumley . PLEASANT VAlLEY DISCHARGES - Jeffrey~ Hill, Addison; Mrs. Ralph 1 Davis, Robertsburg; Ethel Stearns, Mrs. Joseph Cook, James Craddock and Mrs. Hart McGown, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Allyson Hall, Vinton; Frederick Lamb, Gallipolis; Mrs. Clovis DOerfer, West Columbia, and Mrs . Robert Hickles, Hartford. FINAL NOTICE To avoid a 10 pe,..,.,nl peaalty, whlcb Is l'fC!alred by law 011 first llllf of lfl5 real estate taxes Ia Melp Co~mly muol be paid no later tbu t p.m. on Feb. Zl, Metes TreasiiHI' Georle said today. Collin• · Boob wlU be closed at t p.m. on Feb. 21 lo balaace out 8lld to add peaaltles to ull(lllid lana. Houaelraller &axe~~ mual also be paid by the Feb. %10 deadline. SCHOLL WITH WARNER ottie Scholl, a Pomeroy and Middleport barber for some >5 years, will begin employment Frld!ly at the Warner Barber Shop on West · Second St. in Pomeroy. Scholl had operated his own shop in Ute Amy Kingsland Jones building on Court St. However, the building was badly damaged in the recent Stiffler fire and Scholl was unable to find another Holzer Medical Center location lor his shop, He ·will (Discharges, Feb. ll) work full time at the Warner Jason Brandau, Imogene Shop. Caines, Charles Carmichael, Mrs. Billy Cheek and ASK TOWED daughter, Mrs. Lewis Clonch Marriage licenses were and daughter, Thelma issued to Samuel Eugene Cordell, Mary Cox, Carol McKinney, Sr., 41, Pomeroy, Curry, Leah Danner, Gracie and Ruth Ann Mulford, 30, Delong, Clyde Fisher, Pomeroy ; Alan Patrtck Imogene Herdman, Clifford Mills, 19, Middleport, and Hudnall , Mabel Hughes , Mary Kay Gallagher, 18, Susan Hughes , Winifred Middleport . Jones, Mrs. Minor Leach and daughter, Oral Malone, Eleanor Miller, John Moeller, · Alice Mullins, Mrs . Howard HAVING SURGERY Sayre and daughter, Mary Arms, Pomeroy, Is a Margaret Schilling, Grover patient at University Sheets, Herbert Smith, Hospital. Columbus, where . Step,en Smith, Bronwyn she will undergo back Thomas, John R. Ward , surgery Friday : Her room Blanche Winters, Ronald number is 890. Wood, Judith Yerian . OFFICE CLOSING 1Births, Feb.ll) The Athens Social Security Mr. and Mrs. James J . Office will be closed Monday, Case, son, Jackson ; Mr. and February i6, 1976 in obMrs. Terry Evans, daughter, servance of Presidenl ~s Day, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. a Federal Holiday. For inRandall Keatley , daughter, formation about Social Middleport ; Mr. and Mrs. Security or to file a claim, Charles E. Montgomery, son, to 4. call weekdays 9 Crown City; Mr. and Mrs. James A. Mullins, daughter, Jackson. . LEAGUE TO MEET The Pomeroy !.IItle League Baseball Assn. wiD meet &mday at 2 p.m. at lhe American Legion Hall. All parents interested in the program are inviled. Selection of new uniforms, playing field conditions, and other business in regard to the summer baseball program will be discussed . BONDS LOST Five defendants forfeiilng bonds Wednesday in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews were Juanita Russell, Mason, W. Va., $30, left of center; Rex Darst, Pomeroy, $30, no operator's license; James Pettit, Pomeroy, $30, speeding; Clyde Johnson, Portland, $40.70, speeding, and Richard Wilt, Middleport, $30, . speeding. · Sometimes, in the day to day operations of our bank we forget to tell our customers how wonderful we think they are. . .. WCALTEMPS Temperature in downtown Pomeroy Thurs(lay at lla.m." was 44 degrees under sunny skies . For this reason we have set aside this period around St. Valentine's Day as our "Customer Appreciation Time" ... to let you 'know . how very Important you are to us .. . and to convey our thanks for y(ivr patronage. IN ROOM234 Conrad Ohlinger, Pomeroy, ia s surgical patient at Holzer Medical Center, room 234. Conservation program given $43,679 for .'76 Meigs County has been allocated $43,679 to cost-share \rilh farmers this year in advancing conservation practices, the county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office said today. The agency, charged with administering Ute funds, sai~ Ute money is to develop H_UKT IN FAIL The Middleport E-R squad answered a call to the Jaymar Coal Co. below Middleport at 9:07a.m. today for Cornell Vance who hurl his hack in a fall. He was taken to Holzer Medical Center. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL The Pomeroy E·R squad made a run to Nebon's Drug Store at 9:2lp.m. Wednesday for James W. Ohlinger, Middleport, whowasiU there. He Will! taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where he was admitted. BEGINS FRIDAY A course on use of the esophageal airway will be conducted at lhe Racine Fire Station at 7:30p.m. Friday by Larry Baker. The course is open to all persons of the county who have completed the earlier 60 hour course oo emergency medical service training. Too late to classify conservation practices with farmers who ordinarily would not undertake them . The major purpose of lhe Agricultural Conserv a lion Program is to improve Ute quality of life for all people, accomplished by helping farmers and ranchers lo trevent or abate agriculturerelated pollution of water, EXTENDED OUTLOOK Saturday through Monday, partly cloudy and mild Saturday, cooler with rata or snow Sunday and generally fair wllb moderating (emperalureo Monday. Highs '1'111 be to the 40o to the low 50s Saturday, dropping lo tbe 30s Sunday lhen warming lo the upper 30s and low 40s Monday. Lows will be In the 20s Saturday and In the . teens Monday.. :::=::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:::;:;:;::::::::::::::~:::!~ land, and air; and by conserving agricultural soli, water, woodland and wildlife resources. Application can be made al Meigs ASCS Office, Fanners Bank Building in Pomeroy. The following practices are offered for 1976: ·~ RE-t Establishing ; Pe111ll1!1e!!t Veg~tative Cov~r RE·2 - Improving or Re· , establishing Permanent Vegel<ltlve Cover RE-3 - Planting Trees. RE-4 - Improving and Stand of Forest Trees. RE -S Water Impoundment Reservoirs. RE-8 - Div~_rsions. RE-10 Permanent Wildlife Habitat. RE-12 Sediment, Chemical, or water Runoff Control Measilres. SB-3 'Developing Facilities for Livestock Water. SC-9 - Open Drainage Systems. SC-10 - · Underground Drainage Systems. Low income farmers can Iile application wi Ut Meigs ASC Committee requesting a higher rate of cost-sharing lhan is generally offered. ASCS Programs are administered without regard to CINCINNATI - THANKS TO A $1 MILUON gift from the Proctor &Gamble CO. to the city of Cincinnati, completion of a 16-<lcre riverfront park seems . .ured by this summer. S HOOTIN G MATCH, Corn The $1 million was presented io city officials Wednesday . Hollow Gun Cl ub. Sunday , 1 The park, called Yeatman's Cove Park and located along the p . m . l mile past Miles Ohio River just east of Ute new Riverfroot Coliseum, had been Cemetery . '2 · 1'2 -2tc in jeopardy because of increasing construction cost.'!. · ··?' Is Valentine's Day. ~~ • • Blouses •Sweaters • Pants • Shirts •Sieepwear • Lingerie • 1st Floor . Leisure Suits these. Wem bley Ties Choose his favorite solid color or gilt box. Paris Belts Black. brown, f!ilshlon coiors In q~atllv leather. Sizes 30 to pomeroy pomeroy rutiC!nd · natlona tuppers pla1ns bank .. B~y his favorite width and you'll have a Valenllne gift he' ll . Fllish Ham Hock Nny Bean Soup 90~PlNT ' Hanes Underwear Complete selection of regular and extra large sizes . Knit briefs · 't- New Selection Leisure Suits Many new styles just.received for. Valentine's Day giving. Sizes l6 to 46. See the new looks - the new · colors. Buy the ones you like best. shlrts -·athletic shirts - gripper' . boxer and boxer shorts In plain color and patterns. · Knit Dress Slacks Many new colors. New p11tterns ready for your selection. Waist sizes 29 to 42 . CARRY OUT ONLY the bank of the century establfshed 1812 Crow1s Steak House Pomony,Ohio Mlln Store, Annex and Werehouse Open Frld1y 30 to 8 p;m. 1nd S.turd1y 9:30 to 5 p.m. '= Yes.'' olesale prices hold . ·, ' Car b umed ' Dike hike set May 15 help from E.-R squad Three Back to school to learn metric Eastern teachers go metric , Weather ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ' 41 , A fine new selec11on . :)lzes smalL medium , large and extra large. Long and s!,ort sleeve styles. You'll please him With one of a ''No." Did she freeze ?" 11 Long guerrilla fight promised Six file for oommitteeman known for their fine quality . and customer satlslactlon. Ready tl<!d or lie them yourself ties . Ask for. a free Thank you for banking with u~! Before playing Ute tape, Browning called to the stand eight FBI agents who told of finding weapons In the San Francisco apartments where Miss Hearst and SLA members William and Emily Harris were captured. His final witnesa was agent Thomas Padden, one of the two officers who arrested Miss Hearst and fugitive Wendy Yoshimura at their apartment last Sept. 18. • ' Men's Department vour price range , but right now bea r iS hibernating in it~ .. . - venceremos." . "I drew my weapoo as I went up Ute hack stain," Padden said. "I oblerved two females through the window In Ute back door.hald, 'FBI, freeze.' They did not inunedlately comply so I repeated the order: They did not comply because they were in the middle of getting up from Ute table. "Miss Yoshimura complied and Mis.a Hearst continued to move. I told her, 'Fr..,.. - or I'll blow your head off."' "Would you In fact have blown her head off?" asked Browning. . ·o n TR 237 For Valentine Gifts really treasure. house near the baronial castle built by his father was an "outrage" and a "stupid, vicious thing to do to the people of California." The Hearst iamUy gave Ute estate to Ute state several years ago. A hushed, packed courtroom heard Miss Hearst's soft but firm voice on the oft-played tape recording. She nervously f10gered her face while Ute tape was being played, then wiped her nose with a handkerchief after it had finished. "This is Tania," she said on Ute tape. "On April IS, my comrades and I expropriated $10,660.02 from Ute Sunset Branch of Hibernia Bank." She went on to say Ute idea she was brainwashed was "ridiculous to Ute point of being beyond belief." She scorned her parents and called Weed a "sezisl pig." "I am a soldier in the people's army," she concluded. "Patria o muerte; ConRail to he on schedule. Shop the Busy Second Aoor so mething in after Ute April 15, 1974, robbery highlighted Thursday's court session, but it was overshadowed by the terrorist bombing at Wllllam Randolph Hearst's San Simeon estate 160 mlles south of San Franciaco. In statements outside the courtroom, the heiress ' parents, Randolph and Catherine Hearst, said the explosion mu&t have been In retaliation for Miss Hearsl denunciation of her Symbionese liberation Army kidnapers. · "It's an attempt' to terrorize PattY," said her mother. "It shows the vicious, terrible people Patty was with . It's no wonder Patty was afraid of them." Randolph said the $1 million bombing of a guest at y J Remember Saturday, feb. l 4 styling ~ave from bombing at San Simeon 1:. ' him . Wemblev lies are notionally / ;!~#-' ........."' "' Patricia Hearsi; family are shocked by $1 million loss • i''~'~e===== = w = = = = = = =s = = = = = =·== = · =·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=,·:·n =·= = =·= = = = B;i;~s' '''''\\1 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY • Coats • Dresses • Handbags •Jewelry • Hosiery • Coordinate Sportswear SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)Patricia Hearst fidgeted nervously and sniffled while the. voice of "Tania" confessing a bank robbery floated across a courtroom still shocked by a bomb blast at her grandfalher's fabulous San· Simeon estate. The prosecution climaxed Its case against her by playing to Ute jury Ute tape recording in which the 21· year-old newspaper heiress bragged about her part In the holdup of a San Francisco hank. U.S. Attorney James L. Browning Jr. said he needed about one hour today to clean up Ute goveniment's case, which Involved 32 witnesses, a movie of Ute robbery and Ute taped admissions made by Ute defendant. Defense attorney F. Lee Bailey said he would start the defense by calling Steven Weed, Miss Hearst's former fiance, to the stand. The HThis is TOnia" message recorded three days WASHINGTON (UPI ) measured by the Labor Wholesale prices were un- Department, have been Changed in January as the, rising at an ominous pace cost of load and farm since early last year . products declined for a third Changes in the Wholesale consecutive month, the Labor Price Index generally Department said today. foresl)adow changes In retail A 1.8 per cent drop In farm prices. The Wholesale Price and wholesale food prices last Index in January was 179.4, month offset an 0.4 per cent or 4.4 per cent higher than a ipcrease in the prices of year earlier. This means that · VOL XXVI! NO. 213 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1976 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS ·manufactured goods-the whotesategoodsthatcost$100 _ _ _ _;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~~----------'---...,--~-------------- smallest advance . in six in 1967, now cost $179.40. months. Among Ute fann and food Wholesale prices have prices that dropped were shown little or no change poultry, cattle, beef and vealsince October, when they rose ,eggs, pork, cereal and ::1 ~ ~ • • • ~ :::~. a substanllal 1.8 per cent. bakery product.'l and dairy :::: · :::-; · By United Press statemen,t said. Daily Mail said more tqan Lusaka Thursday his troops ·They were unchanged in products. Fresh vegetable By United Presslatei1Uitlonal lntei1Uitional Portugal polled oul ·of its 250,000 refugees, many sick could not stand up under the November and dropped a prices also dropped after a Pro-Wester:' forces a~n- former West Africa~ colony or wounded, were fleeing , relentless assault of the slight 0.4 per cent in · s)larp advance in. December. ' HOLLYWOOD - ACTOR SAL MINEO, who often played, switchblade-wielding young punks like the delinquent in doned their makeshift last November, leavmg 1t to toward Ute ar_ea ahead of the p Ia M t . l .l l n December. Fuels and power prices feU ••" · Ute warr10g · factions. · opu rwithovemen ro g "Re bel Without a Cause,'.' was stabbed to dea th Thur"'"'y mt·t·t 1 ary hea dquar t ers 10 . MarxiSt for~. south Soviet , .fighter The report · provided during January following an The army. of Ute Sov1etThe border area, stretching . lanes tanks rocket.'! and another piece of good news In · Increase during the previous night outaide _his apartment below the Suhset Strip. Wll/lesses southern Angola today and all who heard saeamlng said they saw a man with long blond hair but formally conceded defeat hacked Popular Movement about 30 mlles into Angola is Ute admlnlstr'ation's hattie · month. Also among Ute lndw;. · running ftom Ute scene, sheriff's deputies reported. . ·to the advancing Soviet- for Ute Liberation of Angola, held as a buffer zone by a~ut ,~~ ~~ guns for a It). against Inflation. But trial corrunodltles, prices for Mineo,37, was nominated for Academy Awards for "Rebel backed troops. But th~y led by 12,000 Cuban troops, 5,000 South African troops year guerrilla campaign, but administration economists lumber, wood product.'l and Without a Cause" and "Exodus.'' He was found in Ute carport vowed to strike hack w1th swept virtually uncbeck<:<J dug In for defensive we cannot fight Ute Russian exP.ct food prices to begin nonmetallic mineral products tanks and rocketa," he said. leveling off In the near future rose signlfiganUy. behind Ute apartment house, deputies said, dead of a stab guerrd1lla-sdtyle attacks for the aceekross soudtheBarn Angde.ola thts operations. wound in lhe chest. He apparenUy had just returned home ne 11 eca e.. w t~Sa e n ll'a, some South African -newspapers Sangumba said earlier Na- as the current moderation In Prices for pulp and paper from rehearsalfor a play in which he was to appear, a spokes- . The army h1gh command of I~ mUes from the frontier have predicted an inuninent tiona! Unlon forces would inflation becomes more rose less than in Ute previous mail for Ute play's producers said. Ute National Union ·for the w1th S_outh West Alrica clash between_the two sides. harass the Popular gradual. month, bat cigarette prices Total indepem\enceof Angola (Namibta). National Union spokesman Movement with hit-.an<kun Prices <\tellned 2.8 per cenl were unchanged after a sharp WASHINGTON - THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE ordered Its troops to abandon The Johannesburg Rand Jorge Sangumba said in strikes s 1 ng a it h d for farm products and 1.5 per Jilmp in December .. a o s a arms. cent for processed foods and Commission has aneged that Boeing Co. paid bribes to foreign Ute last southern strongholds, government officials similar to those of Lockheed Aircraft including Serpa Pinto feeds in January, Corp. Boeing inunediately denled Ute SEC allegations, but which only Thursday was contributing to a downward appealed to a feder-4!1 court In SeatUe Thursday to protect its named as the movement's tren!l that . began last . new military base. Internal documents ftom "needless disclosure. " WASHINGTON (UPI) - tlon, .-the planning and otlierr811roads had brought · November. Fann and food The company said no illegal political contributions were · But the high conunand, ina ConRail, the new financing agency for lines into its territory, and product prices have declined in govenvnenlplanned made, but fees were paid to sales representatives and statement released ConRail, said the failure of would be able to. repay its at a compound al)1lllal rate of consultants to assist foreign sales. Foreign government Lusaka, Zambia, said the northeastern railroad Ute Chessie and Southern government loans faster. 20 per cent over Ute past three officials were never used, it said. The SEC said it learned last fighting is far from over. system, said Thursday it · Railway systems to negotiate ConRail now w111 he · a months. August that Boeing had spent corporate money for improper "We are determined to would begin operations as labor agreementa in time also 17,000-mile system with little January's 0.4 per cent inpurpooes Including "Political contributions, bribes and kick- continue lhe fight in the scheduled April I despite the means Congress may be competitloo in most of the crease A 1970 auto owned by In industrial becks." These alleged illegal payments were covered up forests, mountains and last-minute decision of two asked for more funds to start East. It wll1 consist of most of commodity prices was an Robert L. Jones, through "false entries" in the books and records of Boeing and valleys to defeat the Russian, profitable railroads not to up ConRail. Ute lines of Ute Penn Central, , Indication that inflation also Burlingham, caught fire and ita affiliates, Ute SEC said. Cuban and CZechoslovakian purchase large portions of the USRA President James · the Erie Lackawanna, the may be easing In this area. was destroyed at 6:S2 p.m. invaders who know that in the bankrupt lines. Hagen said, however, that In Reading, the Jersey· Central, Prices of industrial Thursday on TR 237 as Jones COLUMBUS - THE AMERICAN CIVIL Liberties Union long run they face the same ConRail president Edward Ute long run the expanded Ute Lehigh Valley, the Ann commodltlea, which make up was driving close to his home. Thursday warned Ohio legtalators that by building more fate as that of the Portuguese G. Jordan said it would be ConRail actually would he Arbor and the Lehigh and nearly 80 per cent of the Items The fire started under the prisOns they would only be warehousing more tTimlnals with colonlallsts in Africa," the "irresponsible" to delay the stronger financUilly than if Hudson River. dash. judges and prosecutors finding ways to fill tbem. '' takeover of seven bankrupt gel Loss was estimated at Banson A. Wolrrian, executive director of Ute Ameriean railroads because summer . $1,200, Pomeroy Fire Chief Clvll Uberties Union (ACLU) of Ohio, said instead, Ohio needs upgrading schedules would Charles Legar said. Pomeroy programs of ln-c<immunlty rehabilitation and various other be delayed, SO'!'e .employes firemen were on Ute scene. Plans for the · second bike organization money for tneir means to reduce near-capacity prison populations. Wolman would be laid of! and tbe AI 2:18p.m. Thursday; the Three runs made Thursday hike - which last year was a participating riders. Mrs . · testified before the ,house Finance Committee hearing on government would have to Pomeroy Dept.. went to · Six more Republicans have continue spending more than successful money-maker _ Hugh Roush announced that evening by Ute Middleport E- Minersville to put out a brush legislation that would place a constitutional amendment on the June primary ballot for authority to issue $250 million in filed petitions of candidacy as $1 million a day to prop up were made for May 13 when dues into the association are R Squad were : At 4:11p.m. to Ute Legion fire . Reed Will, a village general obligation bonds to build additional prisons for adults central committeemen with opera~ions of the l'enn the Meigs County Association now payable for 1976. New employe, and a firemen, saw and juveniles. the Meigs County Board of Central and other bankrupts. for Retarded Citizens met members are welcome . Park behind Ute post office lhe fire In passing and put it Parent.'! of menially ~etarded for David Reuter, age 11, who out before the department's Elections . · This . would he Monday night. . · According to plans for the or any mterested c1hzen can had been hit in Ute head by a arrival. OOLUMBUS - THE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT They are Pearl E. Lillie, "expenditures of public hike, riders will travel over a . . become a member by con- swing, and was taken to Assembly at Ohio State University baa given foothall coach East Rutland ; Elizabeth money lost forever," Jordan designated area with spontacm~ Mrs. Roush at 992-3232. Veterans Memorial Hospital; Woody Hayes a vote of confidence and told him to ignore an Hobstetter, Rutland Village; said. sors . who will pay into the Meetings are held on the frrst at 3:S2 p.m. to village hall ·editorial in The Lantern, Ute OSU student newspaper which Robert Hysell, Pomeroy The U.S. Railway AssociaTuesday of each month at where Ruth Ann Mulford was called for his ouster. The 17 members present at a meetlng 'of Second Ward ; Ear old Dean , having chest pains and was 7:30p.m. . the student assembly earlier this week voted 13-4 to adopt a Pageville; David Ohlinger, A discussion was held on taken to Holzer Medical FINED $100, COSTS · resolution supporting Hayes. Middleport Second Ward, and Ute proposed new school for Center, and at 3:56p.m. to 9 Donald Blankenship, Coach Hayes is popular, r•spected and admired by most · Lola Clark, Harrisonville Ute retarded of Meigs County Liberty Lane in lower Pomeroy, was fined $100 and (Contu.ueo on vage 10) Precinct. and Ute need for •operational Pomeroy for Clifford Christy cost.'! upon conviction of petty funds for maintenance and who was also having chest larceny in the court of pains . He :was taken to Pomeroy Mayor Clarence staffing Ute school. Veterans Memorial ll<!spital. Andrews Thursday night. By Katie Crow RACINE - Southern Local School District is sponsoring several inservice workshops for its teachers of Southern Local who are enriching their ' academic fields and adding skins in performing Ut_eir teaching assignmenLs . Several teachers are EAST MEIGS - An Inenrolled In an economics education project at Ohio service Metric Workshop was University. This project in progress this week at the began in September and win Eastern High School for he completed In May of this elementary and junior high year . {'arlicipanls will, teachers of Eastern Local. The workshop is being receive 12 quarterhours of conducted through Ute office credit. of Robert E. Bowen, coWlly Also going on i~ the district superintendent, u~der lhe is a series of five two-hour direction of Russell Moore, services on metrication. This secondary supervisor, and is being carried out under Ute Mrs. Greta Suttle, elemenDlsadv.antaged Pupil tary supervisor. · (Continued on page 2) The county board Is fur· nishing material and providing organization. Partly cloudy tonight, lows Nancy Arnold and Mike In Ute low 30s. MosUy sunny Wilfong, teachers at Eastern , Saturday, highs in Ute upper are consultants. All work is TAKE iNI1 RUCI'ION - Elemen14fY Matn teachen received Instruction In Ute metric 40s to the low 50s. Probability volunteer. GIVE INSTRUC'nON-RUIIell Moore and Greta Suttle, right, give lnltructlon to Tom IJilelll Taelda:t nlglt at Southern High School. I.A!ft lo right are Eileen Buck, elementary of precipitation 40 per cent The workshop consists of Gumpf, elementary teacher at Tuppen Plllns, Wedneaday afternOon at Eastern High ··teach•; Mn. Blllle Doe of Ohio Univ.=rllity, Dr. Charles DIAugustine, Ohio University, and today, 20 per cent tonight, 10 four, one and one-half School during Ute workshop session on the metric system. AU the teachen liking Robert Beegle, principal at Racine Elementary Sehool. (Continued on jiage- 2) per cent Saturday. .instructions in metrication are Math teachers and all are volunteers. e (Continued from page I) land speculation in Calllornia. pick out some patterned ties for " Yl•s. I DO nns VALENTINE DOLL is one of many residents - old and young - looking forward to St. Valenilne's Qay tomorrow. She is two-year-<>ld Leigh Anne Redovian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Redovian, Flatwoods Road. News .• in Briefs LAFF- A- DAY ' 8Y DONALD B. THACKREY GRANT APPROVED State Sen. Oakley Collins said today the Ohio Department of Natural Resources has approved the request by Syracuse for federal funds to asSist it in development of a swimming pont complex II) the amount of $14,500. Federal approval has to be given the request by the Bureau of Outdoor race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. Recreation. CLOSED MONDAY The Community Action Agency Offices will be closed Monday in observance of President's Day . Come In Frlday .ancl Saturday Morning February 13 .and 14 to enloy cookies and coHee with us. Tania tape played to court to conclude State's case ' ,. ~ . ) "' '\' ·" .., �3- The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Fridav. Feb. 13,'1978 ;:;:-~~::::::::::::::~::::::::::~::::::::~::~:::::=-::::::::;:::::::;::~::::=-::::::::::::!JX~:S~~~;:::~:».:?.?~· 2- 'lbe Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pmneroy, 0 ., Friday, Feb. 13.1976 B LEWIS LORD uJ1ec1 ...._ JDterudoaal PresldentFordheadssouth today for his first political swing 1n Florida _ one day before Ronald Reagan, who has been winning straw polls in the Sunshine State, pays it his eighth campaign visit.. The two Republican contenders and nine Democrats _ three of whom also wiD be in Florida this Weekend _ filed financial·; statements of varying complexities Thursday. · Fordreportedhlsnetworth increased $87,000 from September, l973,unWtheend of last year to a lola! of $323,489. The White House said almost the enUre gain resulted from the rising value of his three rental properties, Reagan did not give the Common catue citizen action organization his IDtallncome, assets or Uabilltles. Instead he showed 1974 income of ••,502 from television . and ., radio appearances and said he had two ranch properties · - andahomeeacbwocthmore than $10,000, Of the other candlcadates reporting to Common use, Gov. Milton Shapp of Pennsylvania showed the highest net aiiSeta at t2.8 million. Most of the Democrats listed their worth from $100,000 to $200,000. Akilled group of musicians and dancing girls dubbed the Budget saver Bagpipe Band is accompanying Ford on. his Fl ld two-day or a swmg , $1~239 left__from _ ,~50,000 WASlUNGTON (UPI) Because there's "a good deal of expense" connected wlth the office, President Ford ended his first full year In the White House with only $1,239 In the bank after earning more than $250,000. _ But Increasing values for property he owns pushed his net worth over the $300,000 mark, according to the financia! statement he released Thursday. The only liabilities listed were $1,200 In " general debts outstanding." He said he paid $62,270, or 42 per cent of his $147,683 gross Income , In federal, state and local ~s in 1974. Ford took office In August, 1974. The White House said his combined taxes for 1975 could exceed $115,000 once the returns are rued. . The figures were part of a breakdown of Ford's income, taxes paid and major deduc· lions from 1966 through 1974. The White House caUed on GOP challenger Ronald Reagan and all other candidates to release a similar report. Common Cause Thursday released financial statements of various sorts provided by Ford, Reagan and nine Democratic presidential candidates. Reagan's did not . reveal annual Income' taxes paid or net worth. LEARNING METRIC SYSTEM - Elementary Math teachers of Southern local Scllool District made meter sticks of decimeter straws as part of a metric workshop being held at the high school. lnservice (Continued from page 1) . Program Fund, DPPF, coordinated by Mrs . Carla Shuler. The metric series is being conducted by Dr . Charles DiAugustine and Mrs. Billie Doe from Ohio University. Beginning in February there will be three two-hour at Southern sessions regarding audio-visual aids and their uses in the classroom. · Teachers not participating in · the metric training wiU take part in the audio-visual workshop. Eastern (Continued from page 1) sessions being one afternoon each week. In "Go metric" teachers construct materials U> be used in the classroom. Two similar workshops wiD be offered in Meigs local District beginning Feb. ~. at Pomeroy Elementary and Feb. 26, at Meigs J1mior High. I Property Transfers Laurence A. Hysell, Nellie CLASS ENTERTAINS Hysell w Robert Hysell, 0.45 The tomebuilders Oass of A., Rutland . the Middleport Church of W. Ohlinger, David Christ staged a valentine Margaret Elizabeth Ohlinger · party Tuesday night at the to David W. Ohlinger, Athens Mental Health Center Margaret Elizabeth for 56 residents. The group Ohlinger, Lot, Middleport. enjoyed hymn singing and William B. Gregory to Ohio games. George Glaze had Power Co . 84 A. · Coal, prayer and ice cream, heart • Colwnbia. · shaped cookies, .bananas, Clarence E. Gans, candy hearts, and Kool-Aid Margaret Gans to Sybil were served. Gifts were Ebersbach, Parcels, presented to each one Pomeroy. present. Going from the class · Sybil Ebersbach to were Mr . Glaze, the pastor, Oarence E. Gans, Margaret Ed Evans, and Mrs. Nora Gans, Alfred Gans, Parcel, Rice. Pomeroy. · · DR. LAMB " Changes occur inECG •• " ~lsw~~~r::.~!=IMtery Ford goes into Florida·.tl • Neither Ford's report nor spokesman Ron Nessen offered a specific account of .how Ford spent the $135,000 difference between his $250,000 1975 salary plus expense account and his estimated taxes of $115,000. "There's a good deal of eilpense connected with being President," Nessen said. He ·mentioned clothing, meals and entertainment for the President and his wife, family vacations and the cost . of sending their four chUdren to college. According to the slatemef!(, Ford's net worth was $323,489 at the end of 1975, compared wlth $256,378 on Sept. 30, 1973. The White House did not say what his net worth was when he became President, so It was not clear when the But Nessen said almOot aU the increase was attributable wescalating values for three properties Ford owns In VIr· ginia, Colorado and his native Michigan. Ford is collecting rent on aU three properties but Nessen didn't say how . much. "It'~ generally agreed he's paying a very large percentage of his income for taxes," Nessen said. " Poople in that Income bracket normally don't pay that much. He has no Interest expenses, which are normally a large deduction for' most people. He owns aU his property outright and his own personal philosophy is w not make any effort to find things that some people find w avoid taxes." ~ree-digltnumber'-519 my.e-ooe-nlne) .~~ :::: Four-digit number 31146 .(three-nine- ~ :' :, ::[.: four-sb:l .: ~ • .;:;: · ·:::: .;;:; :;:; :;:: ;:;: ;:;: :::: :;:: :,::.: ;::: .(:;: :::: :::: Wallace, Carter and Sen. Henry Jackson of Washington ~·•-•nn this . Will. be .. -·..--..·~., weekend In Florida's Democratic race: In other campaign developments: - A poU released by the Harris Survey put Sen. Edward Kennedy, O-Masa., four percentage points In front of Ford and six ahead ol Reagan. The poU, conducted among 2,520 Ukely voters In early January, showed another non-<:andidate, Sen. Hubert Humphrey, 0-Minn., four points ahead of Ford and three ahead of Reagan. The survey said the Democrats ca'n be considered "slight, Church group installs new officer s i~ In Five-digit number- 114980 (s1X•oour-n e- ::l eight-zero), 'm Six-digit. number - 776766 (seven-seven· :t~ six-seven-six-six> . i:! BY GREG BAILEY The Meigs Marauders of · Coach Ron Logan -!ravel to · Jackson Friday night ro try for fifth place in the Southeastern Ohio League baskelhall race and to raise their record above .500 as they tangle wlth the tough Ironmen of Coach AI Burger. Meigs Is now 8-8 on ·the year overall while Jackson is 6-10, but the Ironmen are always mugh at home. Meigs is iHI inside the league, Jackson is ~ ·... t Spirit of '76 winning numbers: Two-digit numbers -11 (one-one), Z5 :~l <two-flvel, 33 cthree-threeJ and 13 th ) • , ree · ,.,: Four-digit number _ 1646 (one-six-four·~~ , J :~ stx , ::~ J<'lve-digit number- 06893 <zero-six-eight·~ nine-three), ~ :::: She-digit number- 541002 <fve-four-one· :iil ·:::: :~ ;;:; zero-zero-two). [~ <ooe-m early favorlI es " to win the presidency, - Sen. Birch Bayh, "Incl u., campaigning 1n Boston, said Ford's Angola policy "Is reminiscent or the Ught at the end of the tunnel policies with which we deluded ourselves ::;:: :~ ~~~~ Rc~d~i~.at~~is~~~ \.!,\.'~= ~:~; c;:;;~~~~Y G.!~~f:: .r-----------., I schedule in Boston. .. 0 - c • ~ It's that time of the year when our thoughts are turnea 1fl valentines. Husbands, wives, sweethearts, and friends are remembering each other with cards and gifts, ranging from the comic to serious expressions. In the yesteryears of centuries long ago, the Romans celebrated the feast of Lupercalla, a lover's festival, on February 15 every year, Christianity tried to give thla pagan festival a ·Christian meaning, and In A.D. 498, Pope, Gelaslus changed the festival of Lupercalia wSt. Valentine's Day, to be observed on Felruary 14. However, these efforts brought Uttle change to the main thrult of the celebration. · Today, the emphasis of many valentine cards Is stated by the words, "Be My Valentine!'' The thoughtex1wes&ed Is !bat you want to be respected, appreciated, and loved by the one w whom the valentine wu sent. But, lnstaad of waDIIDs 10111eone to be your valentine, why not you be a valentine to others? According to tradition, St. Valentine Is usoclated with two martyrs of the orly Christian church. One was a priest who lived during the 21108 In Rome when Claudius II was emparer, The priest wu jaDed for aiding persecuted Chrlstia118 and wu finally beheaded. Another Valentine was a Bishop of Terin, about 80 miles · from Rwne. He suffered persecution from Roman aqth()J'Ities because he had converted a certain Rotnan family to Cbrlsuanlty. The biShop was beheaded In A-D. 2'13. Now, I'm not suggestlllll that you lbould become a martyr and be behea(led when I urge you to be a Valentine I Bul 'instead ol aaldng othen to respect, appreclata, and love u, why not ahow 0111' love, and appreclalillllto others by being helpful and !Pnd to everyone with wbcm we CGIIIe Into cclntact and thole with whom we 11re 11810C1ated? 1974 FORD GRAN TORINO....... s2995 black vif'lyl roof. Sharp. , 1973 VEGA STA. WAGON···· ...... s1395 . 4 cyl., auto .• shdrp. · are undefeated Dr. Sport Coupe, locally owned , fully equip!., sharpest around. 1972 CADiuAc OOUPE ........... $2895 Delli lie. loaded with extras. 1972 PONnAC CATALINA ........ '1395 4 Dr .. A.S., P.B., vinyl roof . 1972 atEVY.IMPALA 4 DR....•. '1595 hidians sign 5 1972 MERC. MONTEREY..... ~ ....s1495 Custom, 4 dr. H.T., air, P.S., P . B. respect; II aaybody .lllppler beel.e ,.,. JIUiell 1111 ny! Doeluyoae remembertlllt J011 a,.UIAIIIIIIIIAidtly? 'Dill dlyll almllt ever lllllllllollllc dille llllmlalb, lllbere IIIJII!e.loattel'aow a JDIIyword loyail? Were you -lelfllb, pare, aDd llmple, u yoa l'lll)led 110111 ,.... WI!)', Or laiOJDe-llllibiY ,melallot: l'deed you did lodly? Did yoa Wllttllle dl7 or-It, nabwellor.-Jy i!p1Dt1 Oldyoaleaveatnllofld"'larnonHirl!eof._al•t? .U you cJwe yoar ey• iD .._ber, de 1• WI* tlllt Gill w.Jd Ill)', "You llave ......,. ome more t.lomnr by tile . _ todly?" Be (I Valentine! 1971 FORD TORINO ................'l495 wn ,........ ' Dr. sed .. air; P.S., P .B., vlnvl roof. 1971 fORD TORINO ............ ;.:.'1095 Dr .. 302, auto .. P .S.. air. 1971 PONTIAC BONNEVIllE...... '995 Dr. 1969 FORD TORIN0 .............-.... '695 Dr. auto. 2 1969 .atEVY IMPAI.A .................'695 2 Dr . H.T. - - - - - T R U C K S - - - -·1 1972 atEVY.... ·..................... '1695 Long wide bed, 6 cyl., sto. trans. 1972 FORD ............... :......... ~.!1695 w-can~e racks. 302 v.a, stand. trans., long wide bed. ' 1967 FORD flATBED ...........• :•.. '695 . V-1, auto., As Is. - . 1967 FORD 6 CYL .................. ~. '695 spcl.. long wide bed. ~ l 1968 INTERNAnONAL............... '695 V-8, stand. trans. t969 RJRD VAN ..............:... ;~ •• '&95 1965 atm VAN .... ~ ............... '495 Several other cars In stock at Rl1g1. Sea Ray Riggs or Roger Riebl I RIGGS USED CARS Loc1tld on st. Rt. 7 girls still jO atr . 1973 OPEL 4 DR ........ ~· · ......... ' 1895 stand. irans · 1972 BUICK RIVIERA............... '3295 · 4 I . .@ Southern High 1973 FORD GALAXIE 500;........'2195 · ~ I Mei&s Co. lll•lCh, SUN BOTTLE GAS 2 Dr. H.T., P.S., P .B.. air, opera windows. blue with ~ --·~·-' MEIGS COUNTY 1971 PONT. CATAI.INA.. ;........... sn95 BE A VALENTINE! ' Coach Art Lanham's Rio 3rande College Redmen finished strong in the second half Thursday night to turn back stubborn MI. Vernon Nazarene College ~2 in a Mid.<Jhio Conference game. Rio Grande held a 41-34 halftime lead before the Cougars bounced back to take ·*% soMETJI!f.G ·. NErp P.S. ACK Redme:q win big - . synonymous with UO..A." Seven-foot junior center James Edwards scored 20 points, hitting IIH>f-12 shots, to lead Washington past Southern Cal. The Huskies are now 19-2 overaU. II was Washington's second win In a week over the Trojans, whose record feU oo 0-3in conference play and li. .tin tO overall. 4 year certificate ·of " It 's always good w win In deposit. Los fulgeles," S~~id Coach $1,000.00 mtnltnum Marv Harshman. "We felt if deposit, interest paid we played hard for the first qu.rterly. five minutes of the second A substantial penalty Is half, ·then we could make Invoked on all certificate them play to us -and that's accounts "withdrawn prior exactly what happened. I was lo the date ot maturllyc surprised they didn't zone us. UCLAgaveus fits with a zone last week . Edwards was helped by Kim Stewart and Ken Lombard, who each had 15 points, and Lars Hansen with 14. Greg White and Casey Jones led the Trojans with 16 and 13 points. In other major action Thursday night, South Carolina downed Fordham, 75-&, Drake edged Bradley, ' 96-94, and Southern Illinois seeks crown 2 Dr. H. T., blue with white vinyl roof, 302 1/.. 8, auto., M ¥_1:!QW•'I,l. Inflicted the-:-S"tate ' s forSo far, Eaatem. Southem merely sixth • ranked and Melg1 l{lgho have Ironton with its firsi compllod an Impressive 1&loss of the season , 61-49. But 1 record. Melp Ia U on the Tuesday night, AI Burger's season, Southern It U, and boys lost · a thriller to Eaatem Ia 4-l (and that Waverly. lone loss came within the Meigs last Friday was busy county, to Southern), College .Basketball Results polishing off Athens in a · Come out aod cheer lbeae By United Press International game at Morrison Gym, 51East leams 011 Itt the next few 45. But it took a tremendous Bapt Bible 86 Allentwn 82 weeks as a~y one of them Ben! ley 76 Bryant 74 surge in the last minute of . might go far In poa~seasoo Bnghmtn St . 94 E lsnhowr 69 play to do it. Brandeis 9.5 Lowell 82 play. - Greg JlaUey. Conn'. ·86 Lafayette 79 · Last January 9, Meigs wol< Oavls&Etk . 61 FrostbQ 59 · the first round from Jackson, Dowling 72 St . Thos Aqulns 70 Hartwick 68 Utica 49 62~. but had to hold off an Jrsy City St. 62 Ramapo -44 Ironman rally that saw Jeff L'e Moyne 72 Corti net Sf. 59 Conroy score 14 poinls in five , Mercy 91 Concord ill 84 Niagara 63 St . Fran NY 55 minutes to give the Pha . Pharm 97 Eastern 66 Marauders a scare. Flha . Text 80 Susquetlnna 48 . I . Coli. 114 Babson 94 Mlck Davenport scored 18 RACINE - The Southern R Sf. Peter's 8~ lona 73 markers for Meigs In that Athletic Boosters have Sl ippery Rock 83 Steubnv l 74 .contest. · purchased a new $2,100 video- So. Carolina 75 Fordham 65 Brook 75 Marist 68 The fronmeq have a score tape machine to asslst "lhe Stony W .Va . St . 117 Sa l~m 99 W settle, and Ron Logan's athletic department and , W .Va . Wslyn 88 Beckley 68 81 Moravlan 48 boys want fifth place, so it student activities at Southern Widener Worcester St . 68 Westfld 61' , · should be a whale .of a game. .High School. South Chris 60 N.( .. WIIm 58 The Point Pleasant Big The machine wlll be All Baptist 73 Charleston 72 Blacks come in to Morrison donated wthe Southern local Campbellsvl 81 Centre 78 Gym saturday night to put -Board of Education Miler the carson .Nwmn 92 Tusculum 76 CoaSt! Car . 81 Fr . Marion 60 "fini" on the regular 197>-76 control of Athletic Direcwr, · Cumberland 99 Union Ky . 77 season. Delta St . 71 Miss. Colt : 55 carl Wolfe . The Huskies are In second place behind UCLA in Paclflc-3 play with a 6-2 record after a 93-75 victory over Southern California Thursday night. UO..A and USC switch opponents saturday. UCLA's Marques Johnson, who scored 19 points and grabbed six rebo1mds, said, "We are starting to play the kind of baskethaU that is Mi.ss Hamill SAVE-- -' beaten again. And according to BarU>w, Critics' of UCLA Coach his team has flnaUy begun to Gene BarU>w will be eating peak after the Bruins crow before the end of the smashed the Cougars, 104-78. season, according to "We're esttemely pleased Washlngmn State mentor wlth our play tonight," said George Raveling. Bartow. "I f~ that we are The Cougars, who fell starting to peak. There is no victim to UCLA at Pullman, tline to relu In the next six Wash., last Saturday, games. Tomorrow we will traveled ro Pauley PavWon start preparing for Thursday night -«<ly to be Washington , our ·biggest game of the year." Five Reds sign 1976 contracts Air, auto.• t'.S., P.B., vinyl. root . · Pro Istand•· With 112 vinyl roof and moon roof, 302 V-8, auto. trans., P.S., P.B., air, and luggage rack. Silver with beautiful maroon crushed velvet interior, and AM- FM stereo tape. Balance of factory warranty, many other extras. 2 nameD~ United Press JDterruitlooal unit bought once before." -MOton Sbapp came down with the Ou and WU f ordered , __ _, wbedathllhome ot:at"""'' the weekend. The Pennsylvania governor canceled a heavy campaign 1975 MUSTANG II GHIA ~·.t:t . , Meigs County Is producJn& ~notch girls basketball. Area fans sbould take noUee In the next few weeks as this Is the flnt year for a girls poot·oeason Slate Tour- Brt1ins smash Cougars, 104-78 Video-tape ALWAYS! 4 Or., P.S., Reoord is 18-1 upended 19th..-anl<ed West Texas State, 66-57. a two-point advantage early in the •econd half. Rio reeled off eight straight ~. points midway in the second This last league game is a hall, then gradually pulled big one as a Meigs victory away during the final four and a Logan Chieftain loss at minutes of play. Ironton would give the Jimmy Noe paced the Marauders sole possession of Redmen with 36 points. Gil fifth place In the SEOAL. Price U>ssed in 18 and Jim Last week the .Jronmen Stewart added 14 . Paul Albanese added nine and Bob SAN DIEGO (UP I) - In Caldwell did an · outstanding lils money clip, firmly job on the Cougars' Bill pressed between a couple Bradley, limiting the Cougar I I of $20 bills, J. C. Snead ace to just 14 points. ;! m~s, Ron Ward led MI. Vernon's carries a four:leaf clover. Ordinarily Sammy attack with 16 points. Mark NBA Stiindings Freeman added 12 and Steve Snead's nephew Isn't a "' By United Press lnternatio..al #' East!rn conference superstitious man, but he Is Sargeant 10. Florida A&M 86 Albany St. 75 " Atlantic Division Florida St . 109 111. St . 81 now. Rio Grande is now 13-12 ~ W. L. Pet. GB Furman 97 Richmond 85 overall and 7-4 inside the MidSnead claims tbat had It ~ Boston JS 15 .700 · Gardnr .Webb 115 Livngs tne 9t • Buffalo 32 21 .604 4'1' · Geo Mason 96 Towson St. 76 Ohio Conference. nol ·been lor the fact he • Phil<~~ delphia 32 21 .604 .4'1" Guilford 9~ Pembi"oke St. 81 Mt. Vernon dropped to 4-18 found the lour-leaf clover ... New York 26 29 .473 1Ph Hampden . Sydney Bl Lynchbg 60 ! Central Division Hampton lnst . 103 Fayetfvl 82 Thursday, he wouldn't on the year and 1-9 inside the .. w. L. Pet. gb Johns Hopkins 65 Swarthmore have shol a seven-under- conference . •C leveland 30 22 .577 56 Saturday the Redmen take "" Wash ington 30 23 .566 112 par 85 that gave him the Ky . St. 12 No . Kentucky 63 : Houston · 26 24 .520 3 Lander 106 S.C..Spartnbg 86 on Urbana in Lyne Center. It . lead by a shot over ailing ., New Orleans 25 26 .490 .w.Lenoir Rhyne 8'2 Belmnt Abby will be the final regular Curlls Sifford, Peter •A tlanta 25 ~9 .463 ~ 75 CINCINNATI (UP!) • Western Conference made more · than $100,000, LincoJfl Mem . 79 Mill igan 69 season game of the 1975-76 Oosterhuls and Jerry Pate With many top players reportedly are seeking hefty Loyola Md . 87 Catholic 70 • Midwest Division campaign. Tipoff lime for and Bruce Crampton. • W. L. Pct. GB • continuing w negotiate for increases in the •200,000 Radford 80 Llberly Bapt 76 • M il waukee 22 31 .415 • So . Alabama 83 Mercer 70 Saturday's encotinter is 8 big pay raises In the wake of range. • Detroit 20 31 .392 1 Stetson 86 Samford 69 p.m. ~ t<ansas Ci ty 19 35 .352 3112 last year's World Series Other regulars like George Tenn·Chatt. 100 Tenn Wslyn 86 . The Rio JV 's will play t~~ Ch l c agQ 16 37 .302 6 St . 83 Alabama A&M 81 victory, the Cincinnati Reds Foster, Dave Concepcion and Tenn. ..: Pacific Dlvi'sion vatdsta st . 94 Cotumbs Coli. 92 Urbana in the preliminary • · W. L Pd: GB made their first an- Ken GriHey, who contributed Wash&Lee 93 E. Mennon ite 72 game, starling at 6 p.m. : Golden State 38 15 .717 69 nouncement of 1976 contract heavily to the Reds' success Wofford ao limestone Midw ..t • Los Ang eles 21 27 .500 ll 'h signlngs Thursday . •Seattle 24 29 .453 14 lastyear,alsoareseekingbig · Augustana Ill. 75 E lmt~rst 56 Cen1. St. tJJ Detr oif Tech 54 The first five to come w : ~~~~~~Kef ~~ ~~ ::~: ~~ terms were pitcher Jacll; pay hikes. Detroit 104 Cleve St . 72 • Thursday's Results . Billingham, 8 veteran Drake 96 Bradley 94 •Cleveland 86 Chi cago 83 BiUingham, qutfielder Merv righthander, had a 15·10 ·Green Bay 65 No . Mich . 53 By MIKE HU.GHES Jno Wesley .102 NorthwoOd 74 0 8 RettenmWld, catcher Jeff So- . record last season . UPI Executive Sports Edlwr : ~~~~~\tt~7 :~ 1~ ~~: :~fa ~ 04 Rose .H'utman 67 ·Principio!J 58 vern, first basemaq• Friday's Ga~es Austria INNSBRUCK, RettenmWld, who got in 93 so .. 111 . 66 w. Te<as Sl . 51 • Hous)on at Phi ladelphia . . outflelder Mike Lum and games and came to bat only Wilberforc~~et~!!'e~{ande 71 (UP!) - Dorothy Stuart :Buffa lo a t Kansas Cify third baseman-outfielder Bob 188 times, hit .239. ~ . Cleveland at M ilwaukee Hamill is 19, can lulrdly see . Abilene Chris 58 Tarle ton 53 • Boston at Phoenl;.; Bailey . vern acquired from the E . N.M ... 66Lubb0ck Chris 59 wlthout her glasses, stands 5So •New Orleans at Los Angeles ' Lamar 86 TeKas -Arlington 83 Stars like Pete Rose and foot-3 and weighs 121 poWlds, "Atlan ta at Seattle Chicago White Sox In a trade McNeese 85 Ark. Sl. 78 : Saturd1v 's· Games Johnny Bench, who topped for pitcher Clay Carroll, hit Midwestern 91 Phillips 82 bul on the Ice she Is every bit 11New Or leans at Phoen ix · Pan Am 67 Texas A& I 61 $150,000 salary mark last the a princess. •C leveland at Buffalo .293 for Denver of the s . Houston M southweslrn 63 season, and Joe Morgan, who American Association last Sui Ross 76 Howard Payne 7~ : Philadelphia at New York She is the best free skster . Houston at Washing ton West In the world. Her peers say it "Milwaukee at Chicago season. E . Montana 84 carroll 64 ' ~'~Oetro il at Golden State and the record books say it. Lum, picked up from Futterton 67 san Jose St. 66 !Sea ttle .!It PoriiMd Atlanta In exchange for Pacific 68 San Otego 51 . 62 She has won the free-aksting UCLA 104 Wo!!Sh ington St ." 78 ·LOCATED ON ST. ROUTE 124. AT MINERSVILLE •• segment of the world shortstop D~rrel Chaney, washington 93 So. Ca lif. 75 championship for the last two : ABA Standings balled .228for the Braves last PH. 992·5111 By United Pren International year. years, and would have won • W. L Pet. GB the overaU championship had Bailey, acquired from ~ Denver 39 12 .765 : New York 33 19 .635 6 111 NEW YORK (UP!) her compulsory figures been Montreal for pitcher Clay ' ... s an An tonio 29 ~ 1 580 ?'I' Ill, president Sidney Salomon half as good as her. free Kirby, hit .273 for the Expos ~" Kent uckv 29 23 .558 10''., and managing director of ll)e. program. !'( Indiana 28 26 .519 12 11' · L:!iESHlRE - After a co1a . last season. ._S t . LQOIS 23 3~ .418 18 . St. Louis Blues hockey teann, But .111~1 was In the past. first quarter, the Southern · ._ virginia 8 43 . 157 31 ' ' is reported in "good" Dorothy, under the watchful "' Thursday 's Results Tornadoettes got in the til (No games sche<lul ed I condition fol'lowlng eye of carlo Fassi, perfected groove and went on to defeat SEO frosh : Friday's Games unspecified chest surgery at her routine figures during the .. st. L OUIS at New York the girls of Kyger Creek 43-14 ~ Kentucky at Virginia the Sloan Kettering Institute last six months, and goes lnm Thursday night at Cheshire. standings "' tndlano!l at San Anton io for cancer Research. . mnlght's final in the overall : Saturday 'S Games The score was lied !Hi at the SEOAL FRESHMEN A hospital spokesman said Barring unforeseen cirlead. .. New York. at Denver first quarter buzzer but the ( Flnall • Kentucky at Virg inia the operation was successful cwnatances, she wlll win the W L. P OP visitors began fast-breaking Te~m :san Antonio at Indiana and that Salomon was resting '76 Olympic tiUe. Loga n 10 2 60 2 374 w get out to a 19-10 halftime Alhens •• 10 2 516 400 comfortably. lie Is expected edge . Gallipolis 9 3 478 396 w return w work in a few : {!i'HLStAndings Waver l y 7 5 401 392 Southern's defense stif- Meigs • By Untied Press lnternaflonitl . 3 8 338 460 · weeks. fened and held the Bobcats to Jackson : Cimpbell Conference 2 9 350 470 • Patrick Division 0 12 329 522 just two points in each Wellston 11 • W. l. T. Pts. gl ga TOTALS <I 41 3014 J014 ::LEVELAND (UP!) ,... •~ Phlladelph i 34 10 10 78 240 148 remaining quarter while they Thursday's results : · The Cleveland Indians tiJday Athens 41 Gallipolis 33 : NY Islanders 281511 61209132 were busy scoring 24. Waverly 32 Wettston 30 KINGSTON , R.l. (UP!) anno1mced the signing of • Atlanta 26 24 8- 60 189 110 Sophomre Jean Rilchhart Meigs 41 Jack~on 37 • NY Rangers 20 29 6 46 176 229 Robert L. Griffin, footba1J catcher Ray Fosse, pitcher~ led all scorers with 14 points : Smythe Division coach itt Idaho State UnlverTom Buskey, Bob Reynolds • w. L. T . Pts. ga ga and Cheryl Larkins and Tonight's games • Chicago 231616 62 170 153 been named head and Steve Kline and infielder sity, has •Vancouver 22 23 10 54 183 187 Brenda Lawrence added 11 at the University of Larvell Blanks. The signing JERRY COLEMAN coach • St. Louis 19 27 8 46 167 197 and 10. Southern's record is SEOAL :Minnesota 16 34 4 36 132 193 Island, succeeding brings w 23 the number of Rhode Gallipolis at Athens •Kansas City 12 35 7 31 131 230 now IMJ. Lawrence had nine Logan at Iront on Jack Gregory , players in the fold for the 1978 • Willes Conference rebounds for the winners. Meigs at Jackson season. Gregory resigned shortly : Norrl~ Divis ion G. Moses had seven points Waverly at Wellston • W. L, T . Pts. gb ga TRI -VALLEY after the Ranns' U season. Jerry Coleman is proud to announce that he is now for Kyger Creek. Monday, Alexander •Montrea l · 40 8 8 88 238 121 at Warren Loca l · The 36-year-old Griffin, •Los Angeles 29 2.t 4 62 191 t90 Southern will host Federal Nelsonvllle .York at Belpre your local SUN BOTTLE GAS r.e presentative. SAN FRANOSCO (UP!) :Pittsburgh 22 25 8 52 220 215 who was an assistant coach at Vinton Counfy at Federal Hocking. .Detroit 18 J1 1 43 150 211 Hocki ng San Francisco 49ers of· The Jerry is a graduate of Meigs High School and has Rhode Island under Jack· •Washington 5 44 1 17 150 281 Southern - Lawrence :HlSVAC , the National Football League • Ad11ms Division from 1988-69, signed a Zllly Hannan Trace at Sou thern three years experience in the bottle gas field. He is : W. L. T. Pts . gf ga 10, Rilchhart 7-0-14, Larkins have signed Ed Alsman as Symmes Valley at Kyger four-year contr~ct. ..- Boston 34 11 9 17 214 156 >-1-11, Sayre 1-0-2, Roy 1-0-2, Creek looking forward .to providing the people .in Meigs special assignments coach, • Buffalo 31 15 9 71 235 164 Ord 1-0-2, Allen 1-0-2. Totals OTHERS . the nwnber of bringing to five • Toronto 23 21 n 57 193 189 North GaJIIa at Ml,ller County and the surrounding area with the be.s t :ca lifornia 19 29 7 45 165 187 21·1·43. Oak Hilt at Southwestern assistants hired by new • Thursd1y's Results Kyger Creek - Day 1-0-2, Buffalo at Wehama • possible service available. Coach Moote Clark. 111 Phllactelphla 6 NY Rangers 1 South Point at Chesapeake BOSTON (UPI) - Jockey Rawlins 2·1-5, Moses 3-1-7. Alsman, 34, had been Portsmouth at Mason, Ky . =~~n~~~:,e~s,1.~~~es:1 s_4City 2 Joan O'Shea Is In " linproved Totals 8-2-U. SATURDAY serving as an aasistant coach • Frida•ts Games SVAC but guaroed condition" wlth Quarter Scores ~~:Philadelphia at NY Rangers Los Angeles ~IUDS. wlth the Symmes Valley at Eastern head Injuries suffered In 8 South. 6 19 '!I 43 •euttalo at AHMta· OTHERS. :st. Louis at Washington freak accident Wednesday at Point P leaso!lnt at Meigs KC 6 10 12 14 •Boston at California Trimble at Nelsor'lv il le -York &tffolll Downs race track. • Saturday's G11mes Miller at Bfrne Union O'Shea, 51, believed w be :Pittsburgh .!II NY Islanders Wheelersburg at Portsmouth .Atlanta at St. Louis TUESDAY I Feb. 171 the oldest active female •Los Ang at Montreal, aft SVAC jockey In the nation, was .,Detroit at Minnesota Eastern at Southwestern :vancouver at Toronto fppd . from 1· 101 Injured when the horse she ~t~ Chlcago at Kansas Ci ty OTHERS was riding back to a stable The Dai~-Ale)(ander at Wellston •• area made a sudden move. Caldwell at Belpr~ oEwoTEo TO THtr • Federal Hocking at Trimble · INTEREST OF •~ Warren Loca l at Wi lliam .· MEIGS-MUON AREA " 1/VH~ Standings s town · CHESTER L. TANNEHILL • iv United Press International North Gtiltla et Wahama · • Exec. Ed. ~ : Elst Southern at Waterford ROBERT HOEFLICH • W. L. T. Pts. gf 91 Point Pteaunt at Hurricane CitJ Editor • New Englnd 2.5 25 5 55 179 188 Publlshe daily except •cteveland 22 27 .s 49 185 195 Saturday bv The Ohio. :cincinnati 22 31 1 45 199 237 Valley P.u btlshlng Com . BOSTON . (UPI) - The .tndlanapots 21 30 2 44 148 164 ' pany, 111 Court St . , Boston Red Sox, long In ~omeroy , Ohio ~576t . • west Bustneu Office Phone 991 • W. L. T . Pts . gt gll search of a reliable backup 21~6 . 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Mlltarcl Y•n ::",ji:iJit iltToronto 1.5 JJ 5 35 2l8 266 Delivered by carrier whtre [iJ Wom pat!s returned in a I'lL H2-1Ut l'h. •· said Michael wu signed u ~·Set toe-in to · Pen• •xtre, •,., .ottawa 14 26 1 ·79 1u 112 available 75 cents 'Per plastic bag for your inspection. If...-... "infield Insurance." manuFacturer's original week . P.v Motor Route : x-Te1m dlsb1nded No edditlon•l ch•rge fpr where c:errler service not • Thundly'l Ruults specifications. GLJ Ins pect your car. f1ctory llr or tonlon b., c:1n. av11t1bte, One month, r te APPLE GROVE, OHIO - · read scripture from Matthew charge of the business The United Methodist Women 18th Chapter and the 2nd meeting and announced several district meetings the of the Apple Grove Church Chapter of Ephe'seans. Mrs . met at the church Tuesday Howard Shiveley read a group wlll send an offering m the Walter Cleland Memorial poem, "Statement of Belief" evening. Mrs . Dallas Hlll was and Florence Smith read, Fund and one w the Meigs devotional and program "Lord You Placed Me Here. " Cou nty Fire departments Mrs, Shiveley installed the citizens fund . Mrs . Alice leader using as her topic "Concepts of Mission officers for 1976. They are Balser will be In charge of Today." The group ·sang, Mrs. Dallas Hill, president; ·collecting postage stamps to he sent w Church World ~ ·There's a world out there" Mrs. Robert Smith, vice with Florence Smilh at the president; Mrs. Dorsey Service to feed needy piano. Mrs . Lucille Rhodes Parsons, . secretary- families and orphanages . lreasurer; Mrs. Arnold Hupp, overseas. If any one would ~3!::~~-=::::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::;:::;:;:;:;:·:~:~:::~=:~::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::;::::::;:::::::::.;:: chairwoman of nominations i like to help, please . cut & Mrs. Bertha Robinson, stamps from letters leaving part or--the envelope on them . Precanceled Christmas ~:;: :;:; personhood: Mrs . Alice stamps are urgently needed. Flowers were w be sent w Arnold Hupp, a surgical Helen Hottel · Christian Social · In- patient ai Holzer Medical volvement; Mrs . Eileen ' Center. A round robin get S. S. BeneUts for Ex-Wife1 Buck, Supporlune Com- wen card was signed for Mrs. DEAR HELEN: munity; Mrs. Hers~hel Howard Roush who suffered You mentioned In a recent colwnn that if a lJlllll and Norris, program resources; broken ankles and Is now a woman are di.vorced after 20 years of marriage to each other, Mrs. Jack Ables, committee patient at Lawrence Co1mty his ex-wife is still eligible to receive Social Securlty'lnsurance on Membership; Mrs . Her- General Hospital, lrontoo. wife's benefits when they reach retirement age. I understand schel Norris, Public relations The birthday of LuclUe that if she's 62 or over.at t(me of divorce she Is also entitled to and Historian. Rhodes was observed. his ll<!nefits. ·. Mrs. Shiveley led the group Hostesses for the evening Will she lose these benefits If the husband remarried? - in singing "I'll go where You were Dolly Wolfe and Jan WONDERING . Want me to go" and read Norris. DEAR WON : Mrs. Shiveley read a poem scripture from the 16th No. chapter of Mark . Mrs. Dolly ' 1The Labors are Few" and You canflildoutall you need wknoll' ..,.- and them some! Mrs . Bertha Robinson closed Wolfe gave prayer. about Social SeclD'Ity by purchasing the bulky (paperback) Mrs. Dallas Hill was in the service with prayer. "Social Security Handbook" from The Superintendent of Documents, U.Sunder . Government C., 20012. Cost: $5. - H.Printing Office, Washingron, D. ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, I H I ~ i He en e p ~.j_J,.l · Use e • By ~''! · numbers: ~=·? ''but it's going to be :\it~::: :::~: :~ :~:~:::~::::;;:::~:::~:::::::::::!:: : ::~:::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::Y.::::::::::: :::!:~:!:::~:~::~:~:~:::~~:::;~~:;:~f~ /a • By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. I do not wish to leave you DEAR DR. LAMB - My w·ith the impression that I husband is 33 years old and think your husband has no very active. He works as an problem. You will be suralhJetic direcmr and plays prised to know that people basketball three limes a with heart disease can do lots week. He also referees <i things, including quite a bit baske !ball and baseball. This of physical exertion without has been his schedule for' · having any symptoms. nearly three years. Athletes with diseased heart DEAR HELEN : Recently he had an elec- valves from rheumatic f~ver I'm another male who believes men should wear what's trocardiogram as part of a have won major athletic comfortable, even though the articles of clothing may be medical examination. The events. · A large nwnber of · conunonly Considered uwomen 's wear." ' docwr said the ECG showed men who have had heart A lot of men are wearing their wlves' pantyhose on fall and results of a mild cardiac attacks and have been problem. He was sen.t 'to a rehabilitated· have even winter hunting trips. They keep us warm without the bulk of thermals. I never reaUzed before how warm nylon can be. I'd specialist in internal competed in the Boston wear them for work too, If they were more manageable. medicine and he said the marathon . · But hazatds are Involved. :My suggestion w an · same thing. He suggested Those who want in- enterprising manufacturer: Why don't you design pantyhose that bad teeth could he the formation on what you can for men, made of heavier-duty nylon and, m6st Importantly, reason for the strange pat- expect after a heart attack wlth strategic flaps? You'd luwe a hot-aelling Item here. tern . can send 50 cents for the THAD My husband had the bad Health Letter, Number 2-12, DEAR THAD: . Ieeth removed and another After the 'Heart Attack . Could be - especially If the name were changed to ' 'StudECG was done . II was the Enclose a long, stamped, self- hose". -H. same. addressed envelope for My husband had asthma mailing. Address your letter DEAR HELEN: and rheumaiic.fever when he lo me in care of this One of your correspondents referred to ''people who hate was a child. Last year an newspaper, P. 0 , Box 1551, their elderly parents so much they put them away in nursing ECG was performed and the Radio City Station, New homes." doctor said his heart was York, NV 10019. I used to feel !bat such homes were gloomy places until I O.K. At this point we are at a The old idea that if you worked in one. Then I learned that most of the people there standstilL Surely a man have heart disease you can 'I NEEDED the care of registered or licensed nurses. They are couldn't be as active. as my do anything is an Idea of the there for bealth reasons, not because their children don't love husband If he hadhad an at- past. True, some people have them. I think far too much guilt is laid on famiJies who have no tack. enough damage to their heart Oilier good choice - and I think nuralng homes get DEAR READER - I can't that they do well to be able w WIwarranted crltlcl8m too. leU you wha I your husband's . accomplish the normal Uving U a patient comes In with a terminal Ulnesa, then dies in record shows without seeing tasks but this Is by no means spite of exceU4mt care, ~e word Is, "Yes, old folks just don't it. But I can tell you after th~ rule. The problem Is last long In nursing homes." . having seen records on over identifying who can be · On the other hand, a little old lady In a wheel chair, with 122,000 men in the Air Force trained to do more and who diabetes, heart trouble and emphysema, may live for years. flying population that in- needs to restrict activity. Th€n people say' the home goes to great trouble to keep her dividuals wlth no significant Yqur husband's hiswry of alive so It can collect money for ber care. Is that fair? heart disease can have previous rheumatic fever After you work here for a while, yoo don't think of patients records lila I look Uke almost would provide the basis for 11 confused, hardly lwman belngll. You see them as every serious pattern com- some changes In his heart Individuals:. Linda Is the one who keeps peppermints In her monly allrlbul!'d w heart that c6uld be related to room: Mr. Dean lilies jigsaw puzzla; Goldie mlkee beautiful disease./ You have to changes in the . ECG. · Uttle craft things; old George Ia Ukely to throw his table lmlfe correlate the ECG with the However, if he had no· at you if be doesn't Uke his tray. And you learn to keep an eye patient's hiswry and fin· :damage from rheumatic on Mrs. Jonee, whomiChtgofcra wallllnher nightie. After an, dings, . fever he would be expected w she's sweet, thougb forgelful. When a person has no have a normal recn' Naturally, I thlnlllt'a nice If older parents can Uve with symptoms at all and Is What can you do m resolve their children (or by (benuoelves with children close by), but If physically active, you must the situation? I think you they are really ~ell • Incapacitated, taldng care of them can be careful in concluding that should have ).our husband be a fu1I..tlme job. So lllll'llng homes provide this much.ft!eded seemingly abnormal pa~lerns seeri by a heart' specialist. I, and Utile appreciated aervlce. -WORKED THERE :. mean anythi~g. Many well note you Uve' In Nevada, so DEAR W.T.: · conditioned athletes have ask your docwr to refer your 'l1laiW f~r )'DID' l{ood_letter. . . . _ . __ changes (particularly T wave husband to the University Would you believe? This "wbat to do with the elderly" changes for those Interested Medical Center at either Sell controversy brought more maD reeponae than hal any In lennlnology) !bat mimic Lake or Denver. The cardiac question Iince the tiule: "Are wmnen u highly saed u the coronary artery dlaease . ·de par !men Is in either of modern world bellevea them to be?" -H. Individuals who have ln- these centers could resolve leJpreted Iota of records In the problem and If additional Got 1 problem? An adult subject for dlacuulon? You can taUt It lalthy people become aware tests are necessary, they over In her column If you. write to Helen Bottel, care of this newspaper. .. could be performed. f1J!Us. mcrease took place. starting lri Ortliiiao and including Fort Lauderdale, Sl.d~~~g, Fort Myers an ....... u . The President Ia lcheduled toreturntoWaahingtonabout the lime Reagan ~ddresses a Saturday night Lincoln Day dinner 8p01180red by 9flando Republlcana. The two candldates aren't scheduled to get w1thin 90 miles of each other. Reagan led Ford almost 3 w 1 In straw votes condueled lasthI weekdaamongJ membersdtheof e F 1or1 aycees an Florida Conservative Union. Ford's state campaign manager, Rep. Lou Frey, towWld reporters the President win the March 9 Florida Marauders try for 5th m:=:~:::::::::=:;:=:=:=:~:=:=::-:::~:;~:;:=:~:~::::=::::::!::~:::::?. 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Feb. 13,'1978 ;:;:-~~::::::::::::::~::::::::::~::::::::~::~:::::=-::::::::;:::::::;::~::::=-::::::::::::!JX~:S~~~;:::~:».:?.?~· 2- 'lbe Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pmneroy, 0 ., Friday, Feb. 13.1976 B LEWIS LORD uJ1ec1 ...._ JDterudoaal PresldentFordheadssouth today for his first political swing 1n Florida _ one day before Ronald Reagan, who has been winning straw polls in the Sunshine State, pays it his eighth campaign visit.. The two Republican contenders and nine Democrats _ three of whom also wiD be in Florida this Weekend _ filed financial·; statements of varying complexities Thursday. · Fordreportedhlsnetworth increased $87,000 from September, l973,unWtheend of last year to a lola! of $323,489. The White House said almost the enUre gain resulted from the rising value of his three rental properties, Reagan did not give the Common catue citizen action organization his IDtallncome, assets or Uabilltles. Instead he showed 1974 income of ••,502 from television . and ., radio appearances and said he had two ranch properties · - andahomeeacbwocthmore than $10,000, Of the other candlcadates reporting to Common use, Gov. Milton Shapp of Pennsylvania showed the highest net aiiSeta at t2.8 million. Most of the Democrats listed their worth from $100,000 to $200,000. Akilled group of musicians and dancing girls dubbed the Budget saver Bagpipe Band is accompanying Ford on. his Fl ld two-day or a swmg , $1~239 left__from _ ,~50,000 WASlUNGTON (UPI) Because there's "a good deal of expense" connected wlth the office, President Ford ended his first full year In the White House with only $1,239 In the bank after earning more than $250,000. _ But Increasing values for property he owns pushed his net worth over the $300,000 mark, according to the financia! statement he released Thursday. The only liabilities listed were $1,200 In " general debts outstanding." He said he paid $62,270, or 42 per cent of his $147,683 gross Income , In federal, state and local ~s in 1974. Ford took office In August, 1974. The White House said his combined taxes for 1975 could exceed $115,000 once the returns are rued. . The figures were part of a breakdown of Ford's income, taxes paid and major deduc· lions from 1966 through 1974. The White House caUed on GOP challenger Ronald Reagan and all other candidates to release a similar report. Common Cause Thursday released financial statements of various sorts provided by Ford, Reagan and nine Democratic presidential candidates. Reagan's did not . reveal annual Income' taxes paid or net worth. LEARNING METRIC SYSTEM - Elementary Math teachers of Southern local Scllool District made meter sticks of decimeter straws as part of a metric workshop being held at the high school. lnservice (Continued from page 1) . Program Fund, DPPF, coordinated by Mrs . Carla Shuler. The metric series is being conducted by Dr . Charles DiAugustine and Mrs. Billie Doe from Ohio University. Beginning in February there will be three two-hour at Southern sessions regarding audio-visual aids and their uses in the classroom. · Teachers not participating in · the metric training wiU take part in the audio-visual workshop. Eastern (Continued from page 1) sessions being one afternoon each week. In "Go metric" teachers construct materials U> be used in the classroom. Two similar workshops wiD be offered in Meigs local District beginning Feb. ~. at Pomeroy Elementary and Feb. 26, at Meigs J1mior High. I Property Transfers Laurence A. Hysell, Nellie CLASS ENTERTAINS Hysell w Robert Hysell, 0.45 The tomebuilders Oass of A., Rutland . the Middleport Church of W. Ohlinger, David Christ staged a valentine Margaret Elizabeth Ohlinger · party Tuesday night at the to David W. Ohlinger, Athens Mental Health Center Margaret Elizabeth for 56 residents. The group Ohlinger, Lot, Middleport. enjoyed hymn singing and William B. Gregory to Ohio games. George Glaze had Power Co . 84 A. · Coal, prayer and ice cream, heart • Colwnbia. · shaped cookies, .bananas, Clarence E. Gans, candy hearts, and Kool-Aid Margaret Gans to Sybil were served. Gifts were Ebersbach, Parcels, presented to each one Pomeroy. present. Going from the class · Sybil Ebersbach to were Mr . Glaze, the pastor, Oarence E. Gans, Margaret Ed Evans, and Mrs. Nora Gans, Alfred Gans, Parcel, Rice. Pomeroy. · · DR. LAMB " Changes occur inECG •• " ~lsw~~~r::.~!=IMtery Ford goes into Florida·.tl • Neither Ford's report nor spokesman Ron Nessen offered a specific account of .how Ford spent the $135,000 difference between his $250,000 1975 salary plus expense account and his estimated taxes of $115,000. "There's a good deal of eilpense connected with being President," Nessen said. He ·mentioned clothing, meals and entertainment for the President and his wife, family vacations and the cost . of sending their four chUdren to college. According to the slatemef!(, Ford's net worth was $323,489 at the end of 1975, compared wlth $256,378 on Sept. 30, 1973. The White House did not say what his net worth was when he became President, so It was not clear when the But Nessen said almOot aU the increase was attributable wescalating values for three properties Ford owns In VIr· ginia, Colorado and his native Michigan. Ford is collecting rent on aU three properties but Nessen didn't say how . much. "It'~ generally agreed he's paying a very large percentage of his income for taxes," Nessen said. " Poople in that Income bracket normally don't pay that much. He has no Interest expenses, which are normally a large deduction for' most people. He owns aU his property outright and his own personal philosophy is w not make any effort to find things that some people find w avoid taxes." ~ree-digltnumber'-519 my.e-ooe-nlne) .~~ :::: Four-digit number 31146 .(three-nine- ~ :' :, ::[.: four-sb:l .: ~ • .;:;: · ·:::: .;;:; :;:; :;:: ;:;: ;:;: :::: :;:: :,::.: ;::: .(:;: :::: :::: Wallace, Carter and Sen. Henry Jackson of Washington ~·•-•nn this . Will. be .. -·..--..·~., weekend In Florida's Democratic race: In other campaign developments: - A poU released by the Harris Survey put Sen. Edward Kennedy, O-Masa., four percentage points In front of Ford and six ahead ol Reagan. The poU, conducted among 2,520 Ukely voters In early January, showed another non-<:andidate, Sen. Hubert Humphrey, 0-Minn., four points ahead of Ford and three ahead of Reagan. The survey said the Democrats ca'n be considered "slight, Church group installs new officer s i~ In Five-digit number- 114980 (s1X•oour-n e- ::l eight-zero), 'm Six-digit. number - 776766 (seven-seven· :t~ six-seven-six-six> . i:! BY GREG BAILEY The Meigs Marauders of · Coach Ron Logan -!ravel to · Jackson Friday night ro try for fifth place in the Southeastern Ohio League baskelhall race and to raise their record above .500 as they tangle wlth the tough Ironmen of Coach AI Burger. Meigs Is now 8-8 on ·the year overall while Jackson is 6-10, but the Ironmen are always mugh at home. Meigs is iHI inside the league, Jackson is ~ ·... t Spirit of '76 winning numbers: Two-digit numbers -11 (one-one), Z5 :~l <two-flvel, 33 cthree-threeJ and 13 th ) • , ree · ,.,: Four-digit number _ 1646 (one-six-four·~~ , J :~ stx , ::~ J<'lve-digit number- 06893 <zero-six-eight·~ nine-three), ~ :::: She-digit number- 541002 <fve-four-one· :iil ·:::: :~ ;;:; zero-zero-two). [~ <ooe-m early favorlI es " to win the presidency, - Sen. Birch Bayh, "Incl u., campaigning 1n Boston, said Ford's Angola policy "Is reminiscent or the Ught at the end of the tunnel policies with which we deluded ourselves ::;:: :~ ~~~~ Rc~d~i~.at~~is~~~ \.!,\.'~= ~:~; c;:;;~~~~Y G.!~~f:: .r-----------., I schedule in Boston. .. 0 - c • ~ It's that time of the year when our thoughts are turnea 1fl valentines. Husbands, wives, sweethearts, and friends are remembering each other with cards and gifts, ranging from the comic to serious expressions. In the yesteryears of centuries long ago, the Romans celebrated the feast of Lupercalla, a lover's festival, on February 15 every year, Christianity tried to give thla pagan festival a ·Christian meaning, and In A.D. 498, Pope, Gelaslus changed the festival of Lupercalia wSt. Valentine's Day, to be observed on Felruary 14. However, these efforts brought Uttle change to the main thrult of the celebration. · Today, the emphasis of many valentine cards Is stated by the words, "Be My Valentine!'' The thoughtex1wes&ed Is !bat you want to be respected, appreciated, and loved by the one w whom the valentine wu sent. But, lnstaad of waDIIDs 10111eone to be your valentine, why not you be a valentine to others? According to tradition, St. Valentine Is usoclated with two martyrs of the orly Christian church. One was a priest who lived during the 21108 In Rome when Claudius II was emparer, The priest wu jaDed for aiding persecuted Chrlstia118 and wu finally beheaded. Another Valentine was a Bishop of Terin, about 80 miles · from Rwne. He suffered persecution from Roman aqth()J'Ities because he had converted a certain Rotnan family to Cbrlsuanlty. The biShop was beheaded In A-D. 2'13. Now, I'm not suggestlllll that you lbould become a martyr and be behea(led when I urge you to be a Valentine I Bul 'instead ol aaldng othen to respect, appreclata, and love u, why not ahow 0111' love, and appreclalillllto others by being helpful and !Pnd to everyone with wbcm we CGIIIe Into cclntact and thole with whom we 11re 11810C1ated? 1974 FORD GRAN TORINO....... s2995 black vif'lyl roof. Sharp. , 1973 VEGA STA. WAGON···· ...... s1395 . 4 cyl., auto .• shdrp. · are undefeated Dr. Sport Coupe, locally owned , fully equip!., sharpest around. 1972 CADiuAc OOUPE ........... $2895 Delli lie. loaded with extras. 1972 PONnAC CATALINA ........ '1395 4 Dr .. A.S., P.B., vinyl roof . 1972 atEVY.IMPALA 4 DR....•. '1595 hidians sign 5 1972 MERC. MONTEREY..... ~ ....s1495 Custom, 4 dr. H.T., air, P.S., P . B. respect; II aaybody .lllppler beel.e ,.,. JIUiell 1111 ny! Doeluyoae remembertlllt J011 a,.UIAIIIIIIIIAidtly? 'Dill dlyll almllt ever lllllllllollllc dille llllmlalb, lllbere IIIJII!e.loattel'aow a JDIIyword loyail? Were you -lelfllb, pare, aDd llmple, u yoa l'lll)led 110111 ,.... WI!)', Or laiOJDe-llllibiY ,melallot: l'deed you did lodly? Did yoa Wllttllle dl7 or-It, nabwellor.-Jy i!p1Dt1 Oldyoaleaveatnllofld"'larnonHirl!eof._al•t? .U you cJwe yoar ey• iD .._ber, de 1• WI* tlllt Gill w.Jd Ill)', "You llave ......,. ome more t.lomnr by tile . _ todly?" Be (I Valentine! 1971 FORD TORINO ................'l495 wn ,........ ' Dr. sed .. air; P.S., P .B., vlnvl roof. 1971 fORD TORINO ............ ;.:.'1095 Dr .. 302, auto .. P .S.. air. 1971 PONTIAC BONNEVIllE...... '995 Dr. 1969 FORD TORIN0 .............-.... '695 Dr. auto. 2 1969 .atEVY IMPAI.A .................'695 2 Dr . H.T. - - - - - T R U C K S - - - -·1 1972 atEVY.... ·..................... '1695 Long wide bed, 6 cyl., sto. trans. 1972 FORD ............... :......... ~.!1695 w-can~e racks. 302 v.a, stand. trans., long wide bed. ' 1967 FORD flATBED ...........• :•.. '695 . V-1, auto., As Is. - . 1967 FORD 6 CYL .................. ~. '695 spcl.. long wide bed. ~ l 1968 INTERNAnONAL............... '695 V-8, stand. trans. t969 RJRD VAN ..............:... ;~ •• '&95 1965 atm VAN .... ~ ............... '495 Several other cars In stock at Rl1g1. Sea Ray Riggs or Roger Riebl I RIGGS USED CARS Loc1tld on st. Rt. 7 girls still jO atr . 1973 OPEL 4 DR ........ ~· · ......... ' 1895 stand. irans · 1972 BUICK RIVIERA............... '3295 · 4 I . .@ Southern High 1973 FORD GALAXIE 500;........'2195 · ~ I Mei&s Co. lll•lCh, SUN BOTTLE GAS 2 Dr. H.T., P.S., P .B.. air, opera windows. blue with ~ --·~·-' MEIGS COUNTY 1971 PONT. CATAI.INA.. ;........... sn95 BE A VALENTINE! ' Coach Art Lanham's Rio 3rande College Redmen finished strong in the second half Thursday night to turn back stubborn MI. Vernon Nazarene College ~2 in a Mid.<Jhio Conference game. Rio Grande held a 41-34 halftime lead before the Cougars bounced back to take ·*% soMETJI!f.G ·. NErp P.S. ACK Redme:q win big - . synonymous with UO..A." Seven-foot junior center James Edwards scored 20 points, hitting IIH>f-12 shots, to lead Washington past Southern Cal. The Huskies are now 19-2 overaU. II was Washington's second win In a week over the Trojans, whose record feU oo 0-3in conference play and li. .tin tO overall. 4 year certificate ·of " It 's always good w win In deposit. Los fulgeles," S~~id Coach $1,000.00 mtnltnum Marv Harshman. "We felt if deposit, interest paid we played hard for the first qu.rterly. five minutes of the second A substantial penalty Is half, ·then we could make Invoked on all certificate them play to us -and that's accounts "withdrawn prior exactly what happened. I was lo the date ot maturllyc surprised they didn't zone us. UCLAgaveus fits with a zone last week . Edwards was helped by Kim Stewart and Ken Lombard, who each had 15 points, and Lars Hansen with 14. Greg White and Casey Jones led the Trojans with 16 and 13 points. In other major action Thursday night, South Carolina downed Fordham, 75-&, Drake edged Bradley, ' 96-94, and Southern Illinois seeks crown 2 Dr. H. T., blue with white vinyl roof, 302 1/.. 8, auto., M ¥_1:!QW•'I,l. Inflicted the-:-S"tate ' s forSo far, Eaatem. Southem merely sixth • ranked and Melg1 l{lgho have Ironton with its firsi compllod an Impressive 1&loss of the season , 61-49. But 1 record. Melp Ia U on the Tuesday night, AI Burger's season, Southern It U, and boys lost · a thriller to Eaatem Ia 4-l (and that Waverly. lone loss came within the Meigs last Friday was busy county, to Southern), College .Basketball Results polishing off Athens in a · Come out aod cheer lbeae By United Press International game at Morrison Gym, 51East leams 011 Itt the next few 45. But it took a tremendous Bapt Bible 86 Allentwn 82 weeks as a~y one of them Ben! ley 76 Bryant 74 surge in the last minute of . might go far In poa~seasoo Bnghmtn St . 94 E lsnhowr 69 play to do it. Brandeis 9.5 Lowell 82 play. - Greg JlaUey. Conn'. ·86 Lafayette 79 · Last January 9, Meigs wol< Oavls&Etk . 61 FrostbQ 59 · the first round from Jackson, Dowling 72 St . Thos Aqulns 70 Hartwick 68 Utica 49 62~. but had to hold off an Jrsy City St. 62 Ramapo -44 Ironman rally that saw Jeff L'e Moyne 72 Corti net Sf. 59 Conroy score 14 poinls in five , Mercy 91 Concord ill 84 Niagara 63 St . Fran NY 55 minutes to give the Pha . Pharm 97 Eastern 66 Marauders a scare. Flha . Text 80 Susquetlnna 48 . I . Coli. 114 Babson 94 Mlck Davenport scored 18 RACINE - The Southern R Sf. Peter's 8~ lona 73 markers for Meigs In that Athletic Boosters have Sl ippery Rock 83 Steubnv l 74 .contest. · purchased a new $2,100 video- So. Carolina 75 Fordham 65 Brook 75 Marist 68 The fronmeq have a score tape machine to asslst "lhe Stony W .Va . St . 117 Sa l~m 99 W settle, and Ron Logan's athletic department and , W .Va . Wslyn 88 Beckley 68 81 Moravlan 48 boys want fifth place, so it student activities at Southern Widener Worcester St . 68 Westfld 61' , · should be a whale .of a game. .High School. South Chris 60 N.( .. WIIm 58 The Point Pleasant Big The machine wlll be All Baptist 73 Charleston 72 Blacks come in to Morrison donated wthe Southern local Campbellsvl 81 Centre 78 Gym saturday night to put -Board of Education Miler the carson .Nwmn 92 Tusculum 76 CoaSt! Car . 81 Fr . Marion 60 "fini" on the regular 197>-76 control of Athletic Direcwr, · Cumberland 99 Union Ky . 77 season. Delta St . 71 Miss. Colt : 55 carl Wolfe . The Huskies are In second place behind UCLA in Paclflc-3 play with a 6-2 record after a 93-75 victory over Southern California Thursday night. UO..A and USC switch opponents saturday. UCLA's Marques Johnson, who scored 19 points and grabbed six rebo1mds, said, "We are starting to play the kind of baskethaU that is Mi.ss Hamill SAVE-- -' beaten again. And according to BarU>w, Critics' of UCLA Coach his team has flnaUy begun to Gene BarU>w will be eating peak after the Bruins crow before the end of the smashed the Cougars, 104-78. season, according to "We're esttemely pleased Washlngmn State mentor wlth our play tonight," said George Raveling. Bartow. "I f~ that we are The Cougars, who fell starting to peak. There is no victim to UCLA at Pullman, tline to relu In the next six Wash., last Saturday, games. Tomorrow we will traveled ro Pauley PavWon start preparing for Thursday night -«<ly to be Washington , our ·biggest game of the year." Five Reds sign 1976 contracts Air, auto.• t'.S., P.B., vinyl. root . · Pro Istand•· With 112 vinyl roof and moon roof, 302 V-8, auto. trans., P.S., P.B., air, and luggage rack. Silver with beautiful maroon crushed velvet interior, and AM- FM stereo tape. Balance of factory warranty, many other extras. 2 nameD~ United Press JDterruitlooal unit bought once before." -MOton Sbapp came down with the Ou and WU f ordered , __ _, wbedathllhome ot:at"""'' the weekend. The Pennsylvania governor canceled a heavy campaign 1975 MUSTANG II GHIA ~·.t:t . , Meigs County Is producJn& ~notch girls basketball. Area fans sbould take noUee In the next few weeks as this Is the flnt year for a girls poot·oeason Slate Tour- Brt1ins smash Cougars, 104-78 Video-tape ALWAYS! 4 Or., P.S., Reoord is 18-1 upended 19th..-anl<ed West Texas State, 66-57. a two-point advantage early in the •econd half. Rio reeled off eight straight ~. points midway in the second This last league game is a hall, then gradually pulled big one as a Meigs victory away during the final four and a Logan Chieftain loss at minutes of play. Ironton would give the Jimmy Noe paced the Marauders sole possession of Redmen with 36 points. Gil fifth place In the SEOAL. Price U>ssed in 18 and Jim Last week the .Jronmen Stewart added 14 . Paul Albanese added nine and Bob SAN DIEGO (UP I) - In Caldwell did an · outstanding lils money clip, firmly job on the Cougars' Bill pressed between a couple Bradley, limiting the Cougar I I of $20 bills, J. C. Snead ace to just 14 points. ;! m~s, Ron Ward led MI. Vernon's carries a four:leaf clover. Ordinarily Sammy attack with 16 points. Mark NBA Stiindings Freeman added 12 and Steve Snead's nephew Isn't a "' By United Press lnternatio..al #' East!rn conference superstitious man, but he Is Sargeant 10. Florida A&M 86 Albany St. 75 " Atlantic Division Florida St . 109 111. St . 81 now. Rio Grande is now 13-12 ~ W. L. Pet. GB Furman 97 Richmond 85 overall and 7-4 inside the MidSnead claims tbat had It ~ Boston JS 15 .700 · Gardnr .Webb 115 Livngs tne 9t • Buffalo 32 21 .604 4'1' · Geo Mason 96 Towson St. 76 Ohio Conference. nol ·been lor the fact he • Phil<~~ delphia 32 21 .604 .4'1" Guilford 9~ Pembi"oke St. 81 Mt. Vernon dropped to 4-18 found the lour-leaf clover ... New York 26 29 .473 1Ph Hampden . Sydney Bl Lynchbg 60 ! Central Division Hampton lnst . 103 Fayetfvl 82 Thursday, he wouldn't on the year and 1-9 inside the .. w. L. Pet. gb Johns Hopkins 65 Swarthmore have shol a seven-under- conference . •C leveland 30 22 .577 56 Saturday the Redmen take "" Wash ington 30 23 .566 112 par 85 that gave him the Ky . St. 12 No . Kentucky 63 : Houston · 26 24 .520 3 Lander 106 S.C..Spartnbg 86 on Urbana in Lyne Center. It . lead by a shot over ailing ., New Orleans 25 26 .490 .w.Lenoir Rhyne 8'2 Belmnt Abby will be the final regular Curlls Sifford, Peter •A tlanta 25 ~9 .463 ~ 75 CINCINNATI (UP!) • Western Conference made more · than $100,000, LincoJfl Mem . 79 Mill igan 69 season game of the 1975-76 Oosterhuls and Jerry Pate With many top players reportedly are seeking hefty Loyola Md . 87 Catholic 70 • Midwest Division campaign. Tipoff lime for and Bruce Crampton. • W. L. Pct. GB • continuing w negotiate for increases in the •200,000 Radford 80 Llberly Bapt 76 • M il waukee 22 31 .415 • So . Alabama 83 Mercer 70 Saturday's encotinter is 8 big pay raises In the wake of range. • Detroit 20 31 .392 1 Stetson 86 Samford 69 p.m. ~ t<ansas Ci ty 19 35 .352 3112 last year's World Series Other regulars like George Tenn·Chatt. 100 Tenn Wslyn 86 . The Rio JV 's will play t~~ Ch l c agQ 16 37 .302 6 St . 83 Alabama A&M 81 victory, the Cincinnati Reds Foster, Dave Concepcion and Tenn. ..: Pacific Dlvi'sion vatdsta st . 94 Cotumbs Coli. 92 Urbana in the preliminary • · W. L Pd: GB made their first an- Ken GriHey, who contributed Wash&Lee 93 E. Mennon ite 72 game, starling at 6 p.m. : Golden State 38 15 .717 69 nouncement of 1976 contract heavily to the Reds' success Wofford ao limestone Midw ..t • Los Ang eles 21 27 .500 ll 'h signlngs Thursday . •Seattle 24 29 .453 14 lastyear,alsoareseekingbig · Augustana Ill. 75 E lmt~rst 56 Cen1. St. tJJ Detr oif Tech 54 The first five to come w : ~~~~~~Kef ~~ ~~ ::~: ~~ terms were pitcher Jacll; pay hikes. Detroit 104 Cleve St . 72 • Thursday's Results . Billingham, 8 veteran Drake 96 Bradley 94 •Cleveland 86 Chi cago 83 BiUingham, qutfielder Merv righthander, had a 15·10 ·Green Bay 65 No . Mich . 53 By MIKE HU.GHES Jno Wesley .102 NorthwoOd 74 0 8 RettenmWld, catcher Jeff So- . record last season . UPI Executive Sports Edlwr : ~~~~~\tt~7 :~ 1~ ~~: :~fa ~ 04 Rose .H'utman 67 ·Principio!J 58 vern, first basemaq• Friday's Ga~es Austria INNSBRUCK, RettenmWld, who got in 93 so .. 111 . 66 w. Te<as Sl . 51 • Hous)on at Phi ladelphia . . outflelder Mike Lum and games and came to bat only Wilberforc~~et~!!'e~{ande 71 (UP!) - Dorothy Stuart :Buffa lo a t Kansas Cify third baseman-outfielder Bob 188 times, hit .239. ~ . Cleveland at M ilwaukee Hamill is 19, can lulrdly see . Abilene Chris 58 Tarle ton 53 • Boston at Phoenl;.; Bailey . vern acquired from the E . N.M ... 66Lubb0ck Chris 59 wlthout her glasses, stands 5So •New Orleans at Los Angeles ' Lamar 86 TeKas -Arlington 83 Stars like Pete Rose and foot-3 and weighs 121 poWlds, "Atlan ta at Seattle Chicago White Sox In a trade McNeese 85 Ark. Sl. 78 : Saturd1v 's· Games Johnny Bench, who topped for pitcher Clay Carroll, hit Midwestern 91 Phillips 82 bul on the Ice she Is every bit 11New Or leans at Phoen ix · Pan Am 67 Texas A& I 61 $150,000 salary mark last the a princess. •C leveland at Buffalo .293 for Denver of the s . Houston M southweslrn 63 season, and Joe Morgan, who American Association last Sui Ross 76 Howard Payne 7~ : Philadelphia at New York She is the best free skster . Houston at Washing ton West In the world. Her peers say it "Milwaukee at Chicago season. E . Montana 84 carroll 64 ' ~'~Oetro il at Golden State and the record books say it. Lum, picked up from Futterton 67 san Jose St. 66 !Sea ttle .!It PoriiMd Atlanta In exchange for Pacific 68 San Otego 51 . 62 She has won the free-aksting UCLA 104 Wo!!Sh ington St ." 78 ·LOCATED ON ST. ROUTE 124. AT MINERSVILLE •• segment of the world shortstop D~rrel Chaney, washington 93 So. Ca lif. 75 championship for the last two : ABA Standings balled .228for the Braves last PH. 992·5111 By United Pren International year. years, and would have won • W. L Pet. GB the overaU championship had Bailey, acquired from ~ Denver 39 12 .765 : New York 33 19 .635 6 111 NEW YORK (UP!) her compulsory figures been Montreal for pitcher Clay ' ... s an An tonio 29 ~ 1 580 ?'I' Ill, president Sidney Salomon half as good as her. free Kirby, hit .273 for the Expos ~" Kent uckv 29 23 .558 10''., and managing director of ll)e. program. !'( Indiana 28 26 .519 12 11' · L:!iESHlRE - After a co1a . last season. ._S t . LQOIS 23 3~ .418 18 . St. Louis Blues hockey teann, But .111~1 was In the past. first quarter, the Southern · ._ virginia 8 43 . 157 31 ' ' is reported in "good" Dorothy, under the watchful "' Thursday 's Results Tornadoettes got in the til (No games sche<lul ed I condition fol'lowlng eye of carlo Fassi, perfected groove and went on to defeat SEO frosh : Friday's Games unspecified chest surgery at her routine figures during the .. st. L OUIS at New York the girls of Kyger Creek 43-14 ~ Kentucky at Virginia the Sloan Kettering Institute last six months, and goes lnm Thursday night at Cheshire. standings "' tndlano!l at San Anton io for cancer Research. . mnlght's final in the overall : Saturday 'S Games The score was lied !Hi at the SEOAL FRESHMEN A hospital spokesman said Barring unforeseen cirlead. .. New York. at Denver first quarter buzzer but the ( Flnall • Kentucky at Virg inia the operation was successful cwnatances, she wlll win the W L. P OP visitors began fast-breaking Te~m :san Antonio at Indiana and that Salomon was resting '76 Olympic tiUe. Loga n 10 2 60 2 374 w get out to a 19-10 halftime Alhens •• 10 2 516 400 comfortably. lie Is expected edge . Gallipolis 9 3 478 396 w return w work in a few : {!i'HLStAndings Waver l y 7 5 401 392 Southern's defense stif- Meigs • By Untied Press lnternaflonitl . 3 8 338 460 · weeks. fened and held the Bobcats to Jackson : Cimpbell Conference 2 9 350 470 • Patrick Division 0 12 329 522 just two points in each Wellston 11 • W. l. T. Pts. gl ga TOTALS <I 41 3014 J014 ::LEVELAND (UP!) ,... •~ Phlladelph i 34 10 10 78 240 148 remaining quarter while they Thursday's results : · The Cleveland Indians tiJday Athens 41 Gallipolis 33 : NY Islanders 281511 61209132 were busy scoring 24. Waverly 32 Wettston 30 KINGSTON , R.l. (UP!) anno1mced the signing of • Atlanta 26 24 8- 60 189 110 Sophomre Jean Rilchhart Meigs 41 Jack~on 37 • NY Rangers 20 29 6 46 176 229 Robert L. Griffin, footba1J catcher Ray Fosse, pitcher~ led all scorers with 14 points : Smythe Division coach itt Idaho State UnlverTom Buskey, Bob Reynolds • w. L. T . Pts. ga ga and Cheryl Larkins and Tonight's games • Chicago 231616 62 170 153 been named head and Steve Kline and infielder sity, has •Vancouver 22 23 10 54 183 187 Brenda Lawrence added 11 at the University of Larvell Blanks. The signing JERRY COLEMAN coach • St. Louis 19 27 8 46 167 197 and 10. Southern's record is SEOAL :Minnesota 16 34 4 36 132 193 Island, succeeding brings w 23 the number of Rhode Gallipolis at Athens •Kansas City 12 35 7 31 131 230 now IMJ. Lawrence had nine Logan at Iront on Jack Gregory , players in the fold for the 1978 • Willes Conference rebounds for the winners. Meigs at Jackson season. Gregory resigned shortly : Norrl~ Divis ion G. Moses had seven points Waverly at Wellston • W. L, T . Pts. gb ga TRI -VALLEY after the Ranns' U season. Jerry Coleman is proud to announce that he is now for Kyger Creek. Monday, Alexander •Montrea l · 40 8 8 88 238 121 at Warren Loca l · The 36-year-old Griffin, •Los Angeles 29 2.t 4 62 191 t90 Southern will host Federal Nelsonvllle .York at Belpre your local SUN BOTTLE GAS r.e presentative. SAN FRANOSCO (UP!) :Pittsburgh 22 25 8 52 220 215 who was an assistant coach at Vinton Counfy at Federal Hocking. .Detroit 18 J1 1 43 150 211 Hocki ng San Francisco 49ers of· The Jerry is a graduate of Meigs High School and has Rhode Island under Jack· •Washington 5 44 1 17 150 281 Southern - Lawrence :HlSVAC , the National Football League • Ad11ms Division from 1988-69, signed a Zllly Hannan Trace at Sou thern three years experience in the bottle gas field. He is : W. L. T. Pts . gf ga 10, Rilchhart 7-0-14, Larkins have signed Ed Alsman as Symmes Valley at Kyger four-year contr~ct. ..- Boston 34 11 9 17 214 156 >-1-11, Sayre 1-0-2, Roy 1-0-2, Creek looking forward .to providing the people .in Meigs special assignments coach, • Buffalo 31 15 9 71 235 164 Ord 1-0-2, Allen 1-0-2. Totals OTHERS . the nwnber of bringing to five • Toronto 23 21 n 57 193 189 North GaJIIa at Ml,ller County and the surrounding area with the be.s t :ca lifornia 19 29 7 45 165 187 21·1·43. Oak Hilt at Southwestern assistants hired by new • Thursd1y's Results Kyger Creek - Day 1-0-2, Buffalo at Wehama • possible service available. Coach Moote Clark. 111 Phllactelphla 6 NY Rangers 1 South Point at Chesapeake BOSTON (UPI) - Jockey Rawlins 2·1-5, Moses 3-1-7. Alsman, 34, had been Portsmouth at Mason, Ky . =~~n~~~:,e~s,1.~~~es:1 s_4City 2 Joan O'Shea Is In " linproved Totals 8-2-U. SATURDAY serving as an aasistant coach • Frida•ts Games SVAC but guaroed condition" wlth Quarter Scores ~~:Philadelphia at NY Rangers Los Angeles ~IUDS. wlth the Symmes Valley at Eastern head Injuries suffered In 8 South. 6 19 '!I 43 •euttalo at AHMta· OTHERS. :st. Louis at Washington freak accident Wednesday at Point P leaso!lnt at Meigs KC 6 10 12 14 •Boston at California Trimble at Nelsor'lv il le -York &tffolll Downs race track. • Saturday's G11mes Miller at Bfrne Union O'Shea, 51, believed w be :Pittsburgh .!II NY Islanders Wheelersburg at Portsmouth .Atlanta at St. Louis TUESDAY I Feb. 171 the oldest active female •Los Ang at Montreal, aft SVAC jockey In the nation, was .,Detroit at Minnesota Eastern at Southwestern :vancouver at Toronto fppd . from 1· 101 Injured when the horse she ~t~ Chlcago at Kansas Ci ty OTHERS was riding back to a stable The Dai~-Ale)(ander at Wellston •• area made a sudden move. Caldwell at Belpr~ oEwoTEo TO THtr • Federal Hocking at Trimble · INTEREST OF •~ Warren Loca l at Wi lliam .· MEIGS-MUON AREA " 1/VH~ Standings s town · CHESTER L. TANNEHILL • iv United Press International North Gtiltla et Wahama · • Exec. Ed. ~ : Elst Southern at Waterford ROBERT HOEFLICH • W. L. T. Pts. gf 91 Point Pteaunt at Hurricane CitJ Editor • New Englnd 2.5 25 5 55 179 188 Publlshe daily except •cteveland 22 27 .s 49 185 195 Saturday bv The Ohio. :cincinnati 22 31 1 45 199 237 Valley P.u btlshlng Com . BOSTON . (UPI) - The .tndlanapots 21 30 2 44 148 164 ' pany, 111 Court St . , Boston Red Sox, long In ~omeroy , Ohio ~576t . • west Bustneu Office Phone 991 • W. L. T . Pts . gt gll search of a reliable backup 21~6 . Editorial P~e 992. :Houston 3.5 18 o 70 222 179 shortstop, have signed 37· 2157 . •Minnesota 28 22 4 60 193 195 Stcond c tass postage year-4!1d Gene Michael, a •Phoenix 26 21 6 58 199 180 peld at· PomerOI' , Ohio . •san Diego 26 25 4 .56 214 196 of 10 big lelgue . veteran National a~vertlslng : (1n1di1n reprnentetlve Ward oe&801ls, as a free agent. • W. L. T. Pfs . gt ga Griffith Company, Inc. , •Winnlp~ 38 21 1 77 ·253 180 uwe knew he can't hit," · Bottfnelll & Gall,gher Dlv ., ~ Se't caster. I1J Only services you a uthorizo •Quebec J.s 18 4 74 258 223 PGIIIIIIJ flaww ,. 7.57 Third Ave ., New York , said Red Sox General :cetoarv 27 23 3 .57 202 179 N,Y, 10017 . ·. perform ed, and at prjces q uo~>d. ~ Set camber. Anv oiEdmonlon 20 34 3 43 .193 243 Manager Dicit O'ConneU. He Subscription .retel: American Car Mro. Mlltarcl Y•n ::",ji:iJit iltToronto 1.5 JJ 5 35 2l8 266 Delivered by carrier whtre [iJ Wom pat!s returned in a I'lL H2-1Ut l'h. •· said Michael wu signed u ~·Set toe-in to · Pen• •xtre, •,., .ottawa 14 26 1 ·79 1u 112 available 75 cents 'Per plastic bag for your inspection. If...-... "infield Insurance." manuFacturer's original week . P.v Motor Route : x-Te1m dlsb1nded No edditlon•l ch•rge fpr where c:errler service not • Thundly'l Ruults specifications. GLJ Ins pect your car. f1ctory llr or tonlon b., c:1n. av11t1bte, One month, r te APPLE GROVE, OHIO - · read scripture from Matthew charge of the business The United Methodist Women 18th Chapter and the 2nd meeting and announced several district meetings the of the Apple Grove Church Chapter of Ephe'seans. Mrs . met at the church Tuesday Howard Shiveley read a group wlll send an offering m the Walter Cleland Memorial poem, "Statement of Belief" evening. Mrs . Dallas Hlll was and Florence Smith read, Fund and one w the Meigs devotional and program "Lord You Placed Me Here. " Cou nty Fire departments Mrs, Shiveley installed the citizens fund . Mrs . Alice leader using as her topic "Concepts of Mission officers for 1976. They are Balser will be In charge of Today." The group ·sang, Mrs. Dallas Hill, president; ·collecting postage stamps to he sent w Church World ~ ·There's a world out there" Mrs. Robert Smith, vice with Florence Smilh at the president; Mrs. Dorsey Service to feed needy piano. Mrs . Lucille Rhodes Parsons, . secretary- families and orphanages . lreasurer; Mrs. Arnold Hupp, overseas. If any one would ~3!::~~-=::::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::;:::;:;:;:;:·:~:~:::~=:~::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::;::::::;:::::::::.;:: chairwoman of nominations i like to help, please . cut & Mrs. Bertha Robinson, stamps from letters leaving part or--the envelope on them . Precanceled Christmas ~:;: :;:; personhood: Mrs . Alice stamps are urgently needed. Flowers were w be sent w Arnold Hupp, a surgical Helen Hottel · Christian Social · In- patient ai Holzer Medical volvement; Mrs . Eileen ' Center. A round robin get S. S. BeneUts for Ex-Wife1 Buck, Supporlune Com- wen card was signed for Mrs. DEAR HELEN: munity; Mrs. Hers~hel Howard Roush who suffered You mentioned In a recent colwnn that if a lJlllll and Norris, program resources; broken ankles and Is now a woman are di.vorced after 20 years of marriage to each other, Mrs. Jack Ables, committee patient at Lawrence Co1mty his ex-wife is still eligible to receive Social Securlty'lnsurance on Membership; Mrs . Her- General Hospital, lrontoo. wife's benefits when they reach retirement age. I understand schel Norris, Public relations The birthday of LuclUe that if she's 62 or over.at t(me of divorce she Is also entitled to and Historian. Rhodes was observed. his ll<!nefits. ·. Mrs. Shiveley led the group Hostesses for the evening Will she lose these benefits If the husband remarried? - in singing "I'll go where You were Dolly Wolfe and Jan WONDERING . Want me to go" and read Norris. DEAR WON : Mrs. Shiveley read a poem scripture from the 16th No. chapter of Mark . Mrs. Dolly ' 1The Labors are Few" and You canflildoutall you need wknoll' ..,.- and them some! Mrs . Bertha Robinson closed Wolfe gave prayer. about Social SeclD'Ity by purchasing the bulky (paperback) Mrs. Dallas Hill was in the service with prayer. "Social Security Handbook" from The Superintendent of Documents, U.Sunder . Government C., 20012. Cost: $5. - H.Printing Office, Washingron, D. ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, I H I ~ i He en e p ~.j_J,.l · Use e • By ~''! · numbers: ~=·? ''but it's going to be :\it~::: :::~: :~ :~:~:::~::::;;:::~:::~:::::::::::!:: : ::~:::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::Y.::::::::::: :::!:~:!:::~:~::~:~:~:::~~:::;~~:;:~f~ /a • By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. I do not wish to leave you DEAR DR. LAMB - My w·ith the impression that I husband is 33 years old and think your husband has no very active. He works as an problem. You will be suralhJetic direcmr and plays prised to know that people basketball three limes a with heart disease can do lots week. He also referees <i things, including quite a bit baske !ball and baseball. This of physical exertion without has been his schedule for' · having any symptoms. nearly three years. Athletes with diseased heart DEAR HELEN : Recently he had an elec- valves from rheumatic f~ver I'm another male who believes men should wear what's trocardiogram as part of a have won major athletic comfortable, even though the articles of clothing may be medical examination. The events. · A large nwnber of · conunonly Considered uwomen 's wear." ' docwr said the ECG showed men who have had heart A lot of men are wearing their wlves' pantyhose on fall and results of a mild cardiac attacks and have been problem. He was sen.t 'to a rehabilitated· have even winter hunting trips. They keep us warm without the bulk of thermals. I never reaUzed before how warm nylon can be. I'd specialist in internal competed in the Boston wear them for work too, If they were more manageable. medicine and he said the marathon . · But hazatds are Involved. :My suggestion w an · same thing. He suggested Those who want in- enterprising manufacturer: Why don't you design pantyhose that bad teeth could he the formation on what you can for men, made of heavier-duty nylon and, m6st Importantly, reason for the strange pat- expect after a heart attack wlth strategic flaps? You'd luwe a hot-aelling Item here. tern . can send 50 cents for the THAD My husband had the bad Health Letter, Number 2-12, DEAR THAD: . Ieeth removed and another After the 'Heart Attack . Could be - especially If the name were changed to ' 'StudECG was done . II was the Enclose a long, stamped, self- hose". -H. same. addressed envelope for My husband had asthma mailing. Address your letter DEAR HELEN: and rheumaiic.fever when he lo me in care of this One of your correspondents referred to ''people who hate was a child. Last year an newspaper, P. 0 , Box 1551, their elderly parents so much they put them away in nursing ECG was performed and the Radio City Station, New homes." doctor said his heart was York, NV 10019. I used to feel !bat such homes were gloomy places until I O.K. At this point we are at a The old idea that if you worked in one. Then I learned that most of the people there standstilL Surely a man have heart disease you can 'I NEEDED the care of registered or licensed nurses. They are couldn't be as active. as my do anything is an Idea of the there for bealth reasons, not because their children don't love husband If he hadhad an at- past. True, some people have them. I think far too much guilt is laid on famiJies who have no tack. enough damage to their heart Oilier good choice - and I think nuralng homes get DEAR READER - I can't that they do well to be able w WIwarranted crltlcl8m too. leU you wha I your husband's . accomplish the normal Uving U a patient comes In with a terminal Ulnesa, then dies in record shows without seeing tasks but this Is by no means spite of exceU4mt care, ~e word Is, "Yes, old folks just don't it. But I can tell you after th~ rule. The problem Is last long In nursing homes." . having seen records on over identifying who can be · On the other hand, a little old lady In a wheel chair, with 122,000 men in the Air Force trained to do more and who diabetes, heart trouble and emphysema, may live for years. flying population that in- needs to restrict activity. Th€n people say' the home goes to great trouble to keep her dividuals wlth no significant Yqur husband's hiswry of alive so It can collect money for ber care. Is that fair? heart disease can have previous rheumatic fever After you work here for a while, yoo don't think of patients records lila I look Uke almost would provide the basis for 11 confused, hardly lwman belngll. You see them as every serious pattern com- some changes In his heart Individuals:. Linda Is the one who keeps peppermints In her monly allrlbul!'d w heart that c6uld be related to room: Mr. Dean lilies jigsaw puzzla; Goldie mlkee beautiful disease./ You have to changes in the . ECG. · Uttle craft things; old George Ia Ukely to throw his table lmlfe correlate the ECG with the However, if he had no· at you if be doesn't Uke his tray. And you learn to keep an eye patient's hiswry and fin· :damage from rheumatic on Mrs. Jonee, whomiChtgofcra wallllnher nightie. After an, dings, . fever he would be expected w she's sweet, thougb forgelful. When a person has no have a normal recn' Naturally, I thlnlllt'a nice If older parents can Uve with symptoms at all and Is What can you do m resolve their children (or by (benuoelves with children close by), but If physically active, you must the situation? I think you they are really ~ell • Incapacitated, taldng care of them can be careful in concluding that should have ).our husband be a fu1I..tlme job. So lllll'llng homes provide this much.ft!eded seemingly abnormal pa~lerns seeri by a heart' specialist. I, and Utile appreciated aervlce. -WORKED THERE :. mean anythi~g. Many well note you Uve' In Nevada, so DEAR W.T.: · conditioned athletes have ask your docwr to refer your 'l1laiW f~r )'DID' l{ood_letter. . . . _ . __ changes (particularly T wave husband to the University Would you believe? This "wbat to do with the elderly" changes for those Interested Medical Center at either Sell controversy brought more maD reeponae than hal any In lennlnology) !bat mimic Lake or Denver. The cardiac question Iince the tiule: "Are wmnen u highly saed u the coronary artery dlaease . ·de par !men Is in either of modern world bellevea them to be?" -H. Individuals who have ln- these centers could resolve leJpreted Iota of records In the problem and If additional Got 1 problem? An adult subject for dlacuulon? You can taUt It lalthy people become aware tests are necessary, they over In her column If you. write to Helen Bottel, care of this newspaper. .. could be performed. f1J!Us. mcrease took place. starting lri Ortliiiao and including Fort Lauderdale, Sl.d~~~g, Fort Myers an ....... u . The President Ia lcheduled toreturntoWaahingtonabout the lime Reagan ~ddresses a Saturday night Lincoln Day dinner 8p01180red by 9flando Republlcana. The two candldates aren't scheduled to get w1thin 90 miles of each other. Reagan led Ford almost 3 w 1 In straw votes condueled lasthI weekdaamongJ membersdtheof e F 1or1 aycees an Florida Conservative Union. Ford's state campaign manager, Rep. Lou Frey, towWld reporters the President win the March 9 Florida Marauders try for 5th m:=:~:::::::::=:;:=:=:=:~:=:=::-:::~:;~:;:=:~:~::::=::::::!::~:::::?. 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Daughters of the American Revolution , 1:30 p.m. Friday at the Pomeroy First Baptist Church. Members are to contribute a historical fact in response to roll call . Keith Circle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Nicinsky, and Donald Vaughan, son of Mr . and Mrs. Richard Vaughan, wiiJ.. be held Saturday al6 :30 p.m., at the Middleport First United Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Dwight Zavilz will officiate. A half-hour of music will precede . th e ceremony. Attendants for the bride. elect will be Kim Jones, Pomeroy , maid of honor; Beth Vaughan, Middleport, Joyo;e Hutchison, Rutland , and Becky Crawford and Jan Huges of · Florida, bridesmaids . Zandra Vaughan and Betsy Herald will be junior bridesmaids and fl ower girl will be Kim Smith, Florida, cousin of the bride-elect. Bill Vaughan will serve as best man for his brother . and bicentennial minuteman , will be the speaker. Delegates to the Continental Congress to be elected. Hostesses, Mrs. George Skinner, Mrs. Mark Grueser and Mrs. Ed Foster. HAPPY Harvesters Class, 7:30 Friday at Trinity Church. YOUNG ADULT Class of Bradford Church of Christ, Friday evening at church with Nancy Morris as devotional leader; potluck HEARTLINE PROJECT - Elderly and shut-in residents of the community were remembered with decorated trays of homem~de cookies and candies Thursday by the women of the Heath Umted Methodist Church, Middleport. The valentine project is annllllllY carried out by the Mternoon Circle and chairperson this year was Mrs. Norman ·Wayland. Forty-five trays were prepared and delivered and a huge box of refrP~hment~ MISCELLANEOUS SHOW· ·ERin honor of Mr. and Mrs. 'Roger Ziegler' Friday, 7:30 p.m. at Modern Woodmen Hall, Burlingham. SATURDAY . SONGFEST Saturday, 7:30 p.m. at Rutland Church of God; SR 124, this side of Rutland. Gospel Tones will be featured. SOUP and bake sale Saturday at Syracuse Municipal Building. Serving will begin at noon. Bring containers for carryout orders. Sponsored by Syracuse Ladies Auxiliary. RACINE Masonic Lodge 461 special meeting Saturday at 4 p. m. Work in master mason degree. All master masons invited. SUNDAY WEEKEND REVIVAL Friday through Sunday, 7:30 each evening at United Faith Church, Pomeroy, with Rev. Hennan Stewart, of Waverly speaking. Public invited. COUNTYWIDE Prayer meeting 2 p. m. Sunday, Hiland Chapel off Route 7, Glen Bissell, class leader. SPECIAL Services this Sunday at Antiquity Baptist Church, 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Rev. Curtis Sleven, South Point, speaking. POMEROY Uttle League Baseball Association Sunday, 2 p.m. at American Legion Hall. All parents urged l<i attend. MONDAY SOUTHERN Athletic Boosters Monday, 7:30 p.m. at the high school. WINDING Trail Garden Club, 7:30 Monday night at the home of Mrs. Robert Lewis. Members are to lake their favorite flower arranging book for display. Mrs. Alice Thompson will give an ecology report on paper recycling, and the program, a review of "Grapes are Great" will be given· by Mrs. Earl Thonia. Presidents' Day is to be the theme of arrangements. CANDY STRIPERS Veterans ·Memorial Hospital Monday, 7 p.m. in hospital cafeteria. RACINE PTO Monday, 7:30 p.m. with fourth , fifth and sixth grades in charge Qf the progr'3Jll. Fourth grade will serve refreshments , Babysitting will be provided. EASTERN ATHLETIC BOOSTERS important 'meeting Monday at the high school, 7:30 p.m. All fans, parents and alumni requested to attend. REVIVAL IN PROGRESS through Feb. 22, at Faith Tabernacle Church Bailey Run Road. The Rev. Emmitt Rawson, · pastor . Services nightly at 7:30. .Polly's Pointers -- \ By Polly Cramer Campaigning for less wasted food DEAR POLLY - Mrs. E. B.'s Pet Peeve concerning theamounloffood wasted, by being left on plates in restaurants, prompted my letter. Our Reading ( Pa.) branch of the American Association of University COOPERATING with the ·program of reducing loud waste. WE SERVE GENEROUS PORTIONS but II you want less than usual, just tell the person who serves you. DON'T TAKE MORE THAN YOU CAN EAT! DON'T SERVE MORE Women is working hard on a "Waste No Food.'' program THAN WILL BE EATEN!" Other examples from the that has already received stale sponsorship. I am en- slogans fqr this campaign are closing some of our material " Food is our greatest source that is being drcul~ted in of energy. Conserve it!" the goodies were taken to the Meigs County Infirmary for the residents there. Shown as they worked on the project were, from the left, Mrs. Wayland, Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. M. L. French, Mrs. Robert Rinehart, Mrs. James Jividen, Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mrs. Charles McDaniels, Mrs. Jessie Houchins, Mrs. B. B. Zeigler, Mrs. Perry Mitch and Mrs. C. E. Young. I Kojak at the Fi~st Southern Baptist ChurciJ. in Pomeroy• Well - not, reallv. However, Gary Basham , Sunday school director of the church, has launched a "five fabulous Sundays" campaign during February. Basham says people living to be 100 schools', chur- "Today's hunger problems ches and homes. - MRS . . could become our children's food crisis. Waste less food J.B.D. DEAR READERS - I am . NOW!" "Is your garbage sure most of us agree that the disposal the bi'ggest eater In amount of food wasted in our your house'! Smaller se~vings surprise cake , tea, coffee, ~ country is staggering, so it is mean more clean plates, · mints and nuts were served. great to hear of those who not Mom. Let us all try to waste The program was opened only realize this, but are less food!" 11 Be creative! Use with everyone singing "We doing something about it. leftover food when possible Have Heard The Joyful This project seems so Worth- and as soon as possible." Sound ," and the call to while that there must be "Slop it! If food is wasted, others throughout this great not even tasted, you lose, we land of ours who would like to lose, and the world loses restaurants ~ kno"' more a bon t it. essential energy. " The Reading project is described as a Waste No Food campaign. To quote ihem ','Before going to the public, we went to the Restaurant What is being done successfully In one community could be done in · others and ,anyone interested in ~un­ sidering a similar project, AsS., Food SerVice people in and who wish further inthe schools and other groups forl!latlon should not write whose c ooperation was me, but the Reading Am. Ass. essential to our undertaking. of University Women Waste after that we were able to No Food Program, 1921 N, present our plans briefly at a 15th St., Reading, Pa. 19604, community-wide meeting on who gave their gracious World Hunger, sponsored by permission for this. I think the Ministerium and twenty you will agree these ladies other concerned have something that deserves organizations. Striking being brought to the attention posters were secured, of everyone. My hat is off to distributed and menu iuserts them - how about yourS? by the thousands were placed POLLY. In restaurants. Inserts with a brief message were DAUGHTER ILL distributed through local Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hysell, department stores with 10,000 Pomeroy, have spent the past packets of seed." The restaurant inserts say week in Columbus with their "WE CARE about the infant daughter, Jennifer, problem of hunger in the who is confined to Children's world today and in the world Hospital. Born on Dec. 31, of our children. WE ARE Jennifer was transferred to Children's Hospital when she was two days old and spent a month undergoing treatment. She became ill again last MONDAY week and after being MEIGS-<;ALLIA Chapter examined at Holzer was OCSEA Monday, 8 p.m. at the again sent to Children's Guiding Hand School. HospiiBI. years old, would only see days in February and February have five Sundays Basham stated (jokingly, at once in that lifetime so the first) that he will shave his "five fabulous Sundays" head like Koiak if there are campaign evolved .' 100 people in attendance on Sunday school members any of the five Sundays. signee! a commitment card to The church congregation is attend Sunday school in shooting for the goal and have observance of the five Sun. already purchased Basham a "Kojak lollipop" in case the goal becomes a reality . A member of the church has promised to knit Basham a cap to keep the shaved head warm . First aid kits to be bought First aid kits for use by the Big Bend Citizens Band emergency team will be purchased by the Ladies Auxiliary of the club with proceeds of a candy sale currently underway. At a recent meeting of the Auxiliary. purchase of a large coffee urn to be used during the summer safely coffee breaks was approved . Plans were discussed for attending a meeting at the Trimble High School sponsored by the Golden Wings Radio Club of Athens. ·welcoll)ed into membership ,were Barbara Fry, Elsie Jones, Donna Davis, Dottie Nelson and Mary Christy. Refreshments were served by ·Mary Robinson, Linda Schultz and Rose Hysell. The meeting was held at the Salisbury Township building, and 24 members attended. Lefebre, Lena forged from alloy ISt•eel, (UShlon grip handles. The finest monev can buy I SUPPLY Racine .' Just Praise The Lord.'' Mary Bryan, of The French City Baptist Church of Gallipolis, was guest speaker for the evening . Her theme was " Time ." Mary and her daughter Pam were a c· companied by Nancy Elkins as they sang ''In Times Like These." Carolyn Dailey, the WMU presiden t, presided over a short business meeting . Others attending were Jeannie McClure, Sylvia Zwilling, Kathy Elkins, Judy Elkins, Jane Ingles, Bonnie Ingles, Kim Basham, Peggy Shoemaker, Jill Srnith, Karen Spencer, Julie Spencer, Beverly Roush, Beth Aon Roush, Cheryl Roush , Cheryl Lefebre, Rena Le(ebre , Bobbi • Pauley and Belly Pauley. In 1975, the White House announced that President Ford would . name Carla Anderson Hills as Secretary of Housing and ·urban Development. A thought for the day : · French statesman Maurice Talleyrand said, " Women sometimes forgive a man birthday Wednesday at the ~ Beech St.. Middleport. Gifts were presented to Angela. r..,~·· Prices are DoWN! 8:00 :::tUllAH HUN . heritage house MILLS Pomeroy Mulberry Ave. Middleport, Ohio Th i s announcem ent is n&ifher an offer to sell, nor a solicitati on of a n offer to buy these secu rit ies. 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Lisa Parsons led in the pledge to the flag, Mandie Hill gave the Brownie promise, and refreshments were provided by Dixie Dugan, Lynn Fontaine and Mandie Hill. 811~ ISioomlngPiant --- •Red Tulips •Red Azaleas 614-224-7131 •Terrariums With Valeqtine Trim 20PCT. OFF Cash &Carry ~~-------------------------------- Address_ ________________ :._ _______ .,.. _____ _ CitY----------------- Stata __ .J.iP•---Phont---• • ATTENTION: Dll¥1d ea.... r , Connie stri ng po uch. Graves St(lrling Silver INITIAL DIAMOND PENDANTS Her own 1n111a l 1n sol1 d sterling silver g ave · The World Day of Prayer nounced at the Tuasday night meeting of the Women 's Missionary Society of the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church at the parsonage. In the absence of Mrs. Jean Wright, who is touring the Holy Land, Mrs. Iva Powell presided. She noted that the World Day of Prayer service will be held this year at the Hysell Riln Free Methodist Church with women from bolh churches P.arlicipating. Members were reminded Bridesmaid party held that February is Compassion Month and offering banks are available to each falllily. Susan Fleshman presented a Bible study on "Loving God". ~ripture references were taken {rom Luke and Matthew, and the group participated in a discussion. Prayer was by the Rev. Floyd F. Shook, pastor. Poems, a paraphrase of "If I Go First" and the "Backslider and the Crossroad', were read · by Mrs. Bertha Parker . Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Shook · and Mrs. Bertha Parker. Others attending were Mrs. · Della Curtis, Mrs , Tina Jacobs, Mrs. Ann Mash and Mrs. Donna Gilmore . 18" $ 19_95 VISITS FAMILY ' 'Mrs. Elisha Vitatoe, Middleport, recently spent three days with her brother and sisler-in-law, Mr. and Mrs . John E. Overturf, Columbus. FOR RIMFOR VALENTINE'S .DAY Day of Prayer noted Service March 5 was an- on cha1n -accen t ed w ith a sp arkling , genuine Dia· mond 1 A glittering 91 ft SfERLING® "Make Him A Legend" FRE.E ROPE ~ SOAP witfl travel case with your purchase of British Slerli'!ll Cologn!: BRITISH STERLING COLOGNE 4 OZ- $9.25 Value BOTH FOR Enjlish · Leather SHAVE CREAM SAVE DANCE PLANNED The Middleport Auxiliary Police organization will h'old SOc '6.00 OEODORANT STICK by English Leather a valentine square dance at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Middleport Elementary School. Music will be by the "String Duslers" with Glen Lambert and Cora Hilton c&lling. Admission 'will be $1 with children under 18 accompanying a parent admilled free of charge. Meitp 4-H Club News Will Capture Her Heart wllllo_ve _a Special I Send the FTD 175 High SlrNt Cotumbu$, Ohio 43216 Please send Midland-Guardian' prospectus to: W. YA.' (304) Fourth St. Cincinnati, Ohi.o. 45202 ' she's sure to tove. giftpacked in c ute draw· ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED - Mr. all(l Mrs. Howard Burris of New Haven recently observell their golden wedding anniversary with a family dinner held in their honor. Mrs. Burris is the former Clara Elias. Mr. Burris works in his New Haven barber shop along with their only son, Pete. Mr. and Mrs. Burris have three grandchildren. TOP Dozen Spring Flowers and Heart Shaped Love Bundle To Your Out of Town Valentine $15.00 SI~-50 Cash .·&Carry Box or Whitman's Candy Value Now! Cash&Carry PHONE 992-5560 · 58 N. Second Middleport '• ONLY /, 1'.1'.~· rlwn ynu would c.t pect t o /JD\' fl! r /JI'r nlwlimwl qualit y batli'rics ONLY FROM TRUE TEST PAINTS VALENTINE FLOWERS Maturing at February 1st or August 1st W~icheVer shall fir.s t succeed one, thr~e. or five years. Interest paid semi.annually on February 1st and August 1st. for your . f MIDDLEPORT JUNIORS i19 At the Monday night meeting of the Middleport Juniors a valentine party was held along with a practice for Thinking Day, The scouts will present Japan. , . POMEROY .TROOP 78 Valeptines were made when the Pomeroy Brownies met this week at the schooL Karen Spencer led in the pledge and the Brownie promise. Patrol leaders selected were Charlene Swartz for ihe Pink Panthers, Karen Spencer, Pomeroy Bag!~. and Diana White, Pomeroy Squirrels. A presentation . on Spain was planned .for Thinking Day. · SALEM CENTER Founder's Day was observed at a :-ecent meeting of the Salem Center PTA at the school. Sixth graders, Mark Blackson, Herbert Miller , Dennis Thronton , Patricia Kunath, Tammy Fetty, Denise Barrell and Paul Graves presented "Getting to Know Your PTA" ; with fifth graders. Tammy Wood , Charles N·eutzling, Joan Tanner, Shirley McDonald, Sean Graves, Scott Lester, Greg Rife and Keith Johnson, teUing about Founder's Day. Minnie Riggs presided al the meeting with Mrs . Char lotte Willford giving the · secretary-treasurer's report. · Mrs . Robert Wilson reported on school activities, and devotions. "Will Play Cupid for You" I junior subordinated} of Valentine Gift ideas SYRACUSE TROOP iu2n Plans to attend church on Girl Scout Sunday, March 7, in uniform at the Asbury United Methodist Church were made when the Syraclllie Brownies met Thursday at the school. The troop also made arrangements to sell candy bars to help defray e>:penses of a planned trip to Mr, Cartoon in Huntington. A practice was held for Thinking Day. Kristi Haynes gave the pledge to·the flag, Tracy Hubbard led in the promise, and Carol Hendrix, the Brownie Smile song. Paula Winebrenner told about the Brownie B's. Refreshments were served by Sherri Sisson. DUDLEY'S FLORIST INVESTMENT NOTES line Countries fr001 &rOWid the world will be presented by Meigs County girl seoul troops on International Thinking Day to be observed Sunday, Feb, 22 with ~ program at the Middleport Elementary School from 2 to 4 p.m. Meettnc Wednesday nlsht at the Columbus and Southern Oliio Electric Co. social room, final plans for Thinking Day were made. Mrs. Mary Wise will be mistress of ceremonies for the program which is open to the public. Each troop will present a country in costume, games, songs llll!i foods. The troops and their countries are Pomeroy Juniors, India; Harrisonville Juniors, Italy; SyraCUie Brownies, France; Chester Brownies, Germany; Middleport Juniors, Japan; l'qmeroy Brownies, Troop 76, Spain; Rutland Brownies, Juniors and Cadettes, Philippines; Salem Center Brownies and Juniors, Me>:ico; Salisbury Juniors, Holland; Harrisonville Brownies, Vietnam; Chester Juniors, Brazil; Syracuse Juniors, j8Jil8ica; Salisbury Brownies, Ball; Racine Brownies, England, and the Pomeroy Brownies, Troop 1271, Switzerland. . Mrs. Merle Johnaon announced she will give a first aid course for scout leaders and volunteers Feb. 16 and 23 from 6 to 10 p.m. Mrll. J<ihnaon, Brownie consultant, met with the Brownie leaders attending, Mrs. Vera Johnson, Pomeroy; Mrs. Charlotte Wamaley and Mrll. Barbara Dugan, Racine; Mrs. Joyce Sisson, Syracuse; Mrs. Linda Stewart, Chester; Mrs. Susan Hebner, Harrisonville Brownies; Mrs. Leta Fetty, Mrs. Barbara Lambert IIJI!i Mrs. Maust, Salem Center. Mrs. Wise, jurilor con,sultant, conferred with the junior ll!lldersthere, Mrs. Gertrude Casto, Pomeroy; Mrs.'Margaret Parker, Salisbury; Mrs. Delores Gaus and Mrs. Mary Ash, · Harrisonville; Becky Triplett, Salem Center, and Mrs. Phyllis Dugan, Rutland Cadettes. Mrs. Pat Thoma, service unit director, presided at the meeting. MODERN SUPPLY MIDLAND-GUARDIAN CO. 10% By Charlene Hoeflich A bridesmaid dinner party was held Wednesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Nicinsky honoring their daughter Pam,, bride-elect of POMEROY BROWNIES 12'11 Donald Vaughan, and her A valentine exchange was .held at the Pomeroy Brownie bridal attendants. meeting. Erin Anderson gave the promise, Debbie Wyatt, the Following a chicken dinner pledge to the flag. Thinking Day was' discussed with the a bridesmaid replica cake parents to be contacted by . leader Mrs. Vera ·Johnson was . served with sherbet. regarding costuming. Pink and burgundy nosegays held the cards which marked SALISBURY JUNIORS 100 . the seating arrangement. An At the Thursday meeting of Salisbury juniors a report arrangement of pink pomwas given on the cookie sale. Costuming for Holland, the pons and baby's breath Thinking Day country, was discussed and a valentine party flanked by while tapers in was held in coo junction with the meeting. Kathleen Parker will silver holders centered the bring refreshments for the next meeting. U!bJe.. Gifts were presented to· the bridal attendants by the bride-elect. Attending were Kim Jones, Pomeroy; Joyce Hutchison, Rutla~d; Beth Vaughan, Middleport; Becky Crawford, Removes shedd ina h1ir and caked·on mud quickt~ and . and exciting sport: - Paul Marianna, Fla.; Zandra euily. Groom 'n Shed 15 a 4-in· la:roomini tool. Vaughan and ·Betsy Herald, Tbe Meigs Coun ly Juni~r Cross, reporter. Replace~ old ·fashioned circUlar curry combs, rubber or plastic curry combs. shedding blades and shedding b15rs. ' Middleport, and Mrs. Leadership Club met Feb. 2 The Hillbillies 4-H Club Ideal for loose.nlng he111vy winter coats. Absolutely will Richard W. Vaughan, mother al the Columbus and not damage sensitive skin . Oval shaped for ease of held their first meeting of the the prospective handling over body and legs. Adjustable st rap for Southern Ohio meeting room, year on January 30 at lhe of comfortable f1t . for their January meeting to home of Maxine Dyer. There bridegroom. Co-hostess for Stop in today and p(ck up Groom ' n Shed . It's the discuss plans for programs to were 10 members and two the dinner was Mrs. Harvey newest, most revolutionary arooming tool from Farnam . Crawford of Marianna, Fla. help citizens in its area and advisors in attendance. educational trips junior Officers elected were, ' leaders may U!ke. president, Mike McGuire; An entertaining, in- vice presiden l, Billy Dyer; teresting, as well as secretary, Opal Dyer; FOR EARLY educational demonstration treasurer, Mark McGuire; 399 w. Main St . Phone992-216• Pomeroy, 011io was given by three members SPRING news reporter, Patty Dyer; The Store With "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" af For Pels - Stables - Large & Small Animals. Lawns _ the Ohio University Karate safety chail-man, Kevin FIX-UP Gardens. Club, seeing the moves and Napier and Crystal Roush; ..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,.._ _.. techniques of this mysterious health chairman, Mary PROJECTS Colwell .and recreation BUY QUALITY... leaders, Dean Colwell and 'Lark Napier. A total of 39 projects were chosen by the 10 members. The group voted that dues wilt be 15 cents. Mrs. Dyer served refreshments to the group. The next meeting will be February Wat the home of Maxine Dyer. At this time the project books .will be distributed. - Patty Dyer, reporter. 'cm:r:> . Groom'n Shed 992-2115 Your Thorn MeAn Store Founder's Day honored IN STOCK All ANALYSIS Til rn"';ry NOW FERTILIZER. Shop Ton~e BISHOP NAMED VATICAN CITY UP! Pope Paul VI Thursday appointed Bishop Laszlo Lekai to succeed the late Cardinal Joszef Mindszenly as Roman Catholic Primate of Hungary . · GROOMING TOOL W. R. GRACE home of her grandmothe r, Mrs. Sharolett.e Goody, ANKLES BROKEN RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roush spent the weekend in Ironton with relatives. Sunday Mrs. Roush fell, broke both her ankles, and is confined to Laurence County General Hospital, Room No. 116, 9th Street, Ironton, Ohio. Letters or cards would be appreciated as she will he there several . weeks. NEW SEED CORN ,.,. Pickens. 'Love Lined Me' was sung by all members. The educational lesson was given by Mrs. Click on house plants. She deacrlbed the differen't soil mixtures and fertilizers to use. She showed how to re-use articles to make attractive pots for plants, It was reported $32.23 was made on caps for charity. Audrey Hoffman, Cultural Arts chairwoman, announced a workshop for Feb. 19 . . The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Rex Van Fossin, and an early spring hlffimage sale will be held for a money making project, It was announced. Attending were Dorothy Click, Lois Durst, Opal Friend, Pat Friend, Linda Grimm, Audrey Hoffman, Judy Hunt, Sharon McClellan, Mildred Morgan, Maxine Morrison. Rutb Pickens, ~ue Sayre, Shirley Van Fossin and Barbara Winter. . Maxine Morrison· received a special surprise gift from her secret sister. Sue Sayre won the door prize. St. Valentine's Day theme was used throughout the decoration and refreshments. AMAZING FUNK'S & P!ONEER apd Mrs. Jim Goody, ce'lebr.ated her ·sr cond ' ~~--------------~ q ANGELA DAWN GOODY, daughter nf ~gt --G~i~-~~ ) piano as they sang , "Let's SALAD Cherry . 3rd St.. Racine, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio A prospectus on this issue may be obtained frotn: dinner Instead of your just sitting there dream lng about it?" COMPANY CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Basham , We have . A.~ pte , ' J. J. DAVIS, M.D. MEAT PIE SANDWICH Until March 18 • "Robert, why don't we go over ro The steam boat Inn for a charbroiled steak SAUSAGE From Feb. 20 -FEB.IS8 A.M. to 2 P.M. L i ma beans . c orn , noodles , home fries , mashed potatoe.s . POLISH STAR VALENTINE VEGETABLES TRY OUR Carolyn Dailey and Donna Spencer were accompanied by Rhojean 'McClure al the YOUR a full LETART. W. Va. - The Letart Extension Homemakers Club held its February meeting at the home of Mrs. Jack Pickens. The president, Mrs. Dorothy Click, presided and the theme for d...-otions was 'Love Is the · Greatest' scripture taken from I Corn. 13: 13 was led by Ruth prayer -wa s given by Rhojean McClure and Donna Spencer. A testimony was given by Nancy Elkins. , Rachael ASPECIAL G'IFT FOR SUNDAY ushers wiU be Bill Quickel, ' Cheahire, Carl Myers, Cheshire ; Dennis Wolle, Middleport, and Mike Hendrickson, Gallipolis. David Vaughan wiU be ringbearer and Craig Nicinsky and Rusty Parsons, acolytes. .I Valentine meeting enjoyed at church A mother - daughter valentine meeting was held by the WMU of the First Southern Baptist Church of Pomeroy, Monday, in observance of . Focus Week.. Tables wete decorated in the valentine theme, and a jello Letart Club gathers at Pickens home I Will Be Absent From My Office Kojak coming to Pomeroy? Turkey & dressing, roast b~ef , MambUrger steak, flounder fish, ham . .ROYAL ClOWN . 5- The peny Sentinel, Mlddleport-~y. 0., Ji'I'U!!Ir.!~b-13,1976 WANTED Colnmercial Rabbit Producers WHo NEED: 1/INr.oME ,_.GUARANTEED MARKET "'INDEPENDENCE "' SEaJRITY The USDA-inspected plant of . United Rabbit Processing in Wlverly, Ohio needS an Fryers a weelc to meet demands. addltionallO,OCO • .Parts Plus Delco Dependa bility fo r Instan t Start ing' Power .. Even at Deep· Freeze Temperatures. Delco's Top ·Ouality Battery Numbers Y-49. Y·55, Y·59 and Y·89 Now o n Sale at your PARTS PLUS OUTLETS. (Sal e pr ice does no t in clud e acid.) nt Parts Plus Auto Parts Store or Service Dealer for his price. See THESE (! p~~~ AUTO PARTS STORES ARE FEATURING THIS DELCO DEEP ·FREEZE SPECIAL OFFER G&J Auto Parts Second Street Pomeroy. 45769_ 144 W. . Rt. 33 Ma your , I Battt ry ms t a ll ~ d . plus a(;1d and J small 1ns talla t1 on ct1arqt:, <H any Of th•~st.: ~ • PartsR ELIABLE SEAVICE DEALERS -..• Plus l'omeroy Mgtor Co. CAN YOU QUALIFY? wirle: United Rabbit Ranchers Assn. Livestock E.change Bldg. 1600 Genessee St. Kansas City, Missouri 64102 or phone: 816.474·6041 ' Pomeroy , Ohin Burton Sunoco Bailey's As~land. Station Tuppers Plains, Ohio Mason, W. Yo . • , Offer· good thru Saturday: �.. 4 - The naUv Sentinel,Mi'•jdlo!polrt-P'omeroy, . =>.<m>.">-~'>.":<o.'.'.W~':o Nicinsky- Vaughan .·to wed Saturday. Social Calendar The · open chilrch wedding of Miss Pamela Nicinsky, FRIDAY MARY Shrine No. 37 Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem Friday at Pomeroy Masonic Temple 8 p.m. PoUuck ·refreshments. RETURN Jonathan Meigs Chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution , 1:30 p.m. Friday at the Pomeroy First Baptist Church. Members are to contribute a historical fact in response to roll call . Keith Circle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Nicinsky, and Donald Vaughan, son of Mr . and Mrs. Richard Vaughan, wiiJ.. be held Saturday al6 :30 p.m., at the Middleport First United Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Dwight Zavilz will officiate. A half-hour of music will precede . th e ceremony. Attendants for the bride. elect will be Kim Jones, Pomeroy , maid of honor; Beth Vaughan, Middleport, Joyo;e Hutchison, Rutland , and Becky Crawford and Jan Huges of · Florida, bridesmaids . Zandra Vaughan and Betsy Herald will be junior bridesmaids and fl ower girl will be Kim Smith, Florida, cousin of the bride-elect. Bill Vaughan will serve as best man for his brother . and bicentennial minuteman , will be the speaker. Delegates to the Continental Congress to be elected. Hostesses, Mrs. George Skinner, Mrs. Mark Grueser and Mrs. Ed Foster. HAPPY Harvesters Class, 7:30 Friday at Trinity Church. YOUNG ADULT Class of Bradford Church of Christ, Friday evening at church with Nancy Morris as devotional leader; potluck HEARTLINE PROJECT - Elderly and shut-in residents of the community were remembered with decorated trays of homem~de cookies and candies Thursday by the women of the Heath Umted Methodist Church, Middleport. The valentine project is annllllllY carried out by the Mternoon Circle and chairperson this year was Mrs. Norman ·Wayland. Forty-five trays were prepared and delivered and a huge box of refrP~hment~ MISCELLANEOUS SHOW· ·ERin honor of Mr. and Mrs. 'Roger Ziegler' Friday, 7:30 p.m. at Modern Woodmen Hall, Burlingham. SATURDAY . SONGFEST Saturday, 7:30 p.m. at Rutland Church of God; SR 124, this side of Rutland. Gospel Tones will be featured. SOUP and bake sale Saturday at Syracuse Municipal Building. Serving will begin at noon. Bring containers for carryout orders. Sponsored by Syracuse Ladies Auxiliary. RACINE Masonic Lodge 461 special meeting Saturday at 4 p. m. Work in master mason degree. All master masons invited. SUNDAY WEEKEND REVIVAL Friday through Sunday, 7:30 each evening at United Faith Church, Pomeroy, with Rev. Hennan Stewart, of Waverly speaking. Public invited. COUNTYWIDE Prayer meeting 2 p. m. Sunday, Hiland Chapel off Route 7, Glen Bissell, class leader. SPECIAL Services this Sunday at Antiquity Baptist Church, 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Rev. Curtis Sleven, South Point, speaking. POMEROY Uttle League Baseball Association Sunday, 2 p.m. at American Legion Hall. All parents urged l<i attend. MONDAY SOUTHERN Athletic Boosters Monday, 7:30 p.m. at the high school. WINDING Trail Garden Club, 7:30 Monday night at the home of Mrs. Robert Lewis. Members are to lake their favorite flower arranging book for display. Mrs. Alice Thompson will give an ecology report on paper recycling, and the program, a review of "Grapes are Great" will be given· by Mrs. Earl Thonia. Presidents' Day is to be the theme of arrangements. CANDY STRIPERS Veterans ·Memorial Hospital Monday, 7 p.m. in hospital cafeteria. RACINE PTO Monday, 7:30 p.m. with fourth , fifth and sixth grades in charge Qf the progr'3Jll. Fourth grade will serve refreshments , Babysitting will be provided. EASTERN ATHLETIC BOOSTERS important 'meeting Monday at the high school, 7:30 p.m. All fans, parents and alumni requested to attend. REVIVAL IN PROGRESS through Feb. 22, at Faith Tabernacle Church Bailey Run Road. The Rev. Emmitt Rawson, · pastor . Services nightly at 7:30. .Polly's Pointers -- \ By Polly Cramer Campaigning for less wasted food DEAR POLLY - Mrs. E. B.'s Pet Peeve concerning theamounloffood wasted, by being left on plates in restaurants, prompted my letter. Our Reading ( Pa.) branch of the American Association of University COOPERATING with the ·program of reducing loud waste. WE SERVE GENEROUS PORTIONS but II you want less than usual, just tell the person who serves you. DON'T TAKE MORE THAN YOU CAN EAT! DON'T SERVE MORE Women is working hard on a "Waste No Food.'' program THAN WILL BE EATEN!" Other examples from the that has already received stale sponsorship. I am en- slogans fqr this campaign are closing some of our material " Food is our greatest source that is being drcul~ted in of energy. Conserve it!" the goodies were taken to the Meigs County Infirmary for the residents there. Shown as they worked on the project were, from the left, Mrs. Wayland, Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. M. L. French, Mrs. Robert Rinehart, Mrs. James Jividen, Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mrs. Charles McDaniels, Mrs. Jessie Houchins, Mrs. B. B. Zeigler, Mrs. Perry Mitch and Mrs. C. E. Young. I Kojak at the Fi~st Southern Baptist ChurciJ. in Pomeroy• Well - not, reallv. However, Gary Basham , Sunday school director of the church, has launched a "five fabulous Sundays" campaign during February. Basham says people living to be 100 schools', chur- "Today's hunger problems ches and homes. - MRS . . could become our children's food crisis. Waste less food J.B.D. DEAR READERS - I am . NOW!" "Is your garbage sure most of us agree that the disposal the bi'ggest eater In amount of food wasted in our your house'! Smaller se~vings surprise cake , tea, coffee, ~ country is staggering, so it is mean more clean plates, · mints and nuts were served. great to hear of those who not Mom. Let us all try to waste The program was opened only realize this, but are less food!" 11 Be creative! Use with everyone singing "We doing something about it. leftover food when possible Have Heard The Joyful This project seems so Worth- and as soon as possible." Sound ," and the call to while that there must be "Slop it! If food is wasted, others throughout this great not even tasted, you lose, we land of ours who would like to lose, and the world loses restaurants ~ kno"' more a bon t it. essential energy. " The Reading project is described as a Waste No Food campaign. To quote ihem ','Before going to the public, we went to the Restaurant What is being done successfully In one community could be done in · others and ,anyone interested in ~un­ sidering a similar project, AsS., Food SerVice people in and who wish further inthe schools and other groups forl!latlon should not write whose c ooperation was me, but the Reading Am. Ass. essential to our undertaking. of University Women Waste after that we were able to No Food Program, 1921 N, present our plans briefly at a 15th St., Reading, Pa. 19604, community-wide meeting on who gave their gracious World Hunger, sponsored by permission for this. I think the Ministerium and twenty you will agree these ladies other concerned have something that deserves organizations. Striking being brought to the attention posters were secured, of everyone. My hat is off to distributed and menu iuserts them - how about yourS? by the thousands were placed POLLY. In restaurants. Inserts with a brief message were DAUGHTER ILL distributed through local Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hysell, department stores with 10,000 Pomeroy, have spent the past packets of seed." The restaurant inserts say week in Columbus with their "WE CARE about the infant daughter, Jennifer, problem of hunger in the who is confined to Children's world today and in the world Hospital. Born on Dec. 31, of our children. WE ARE Jennifer was transferred to Children's Hospital when she was two days old and spent a month undergoing treatment. She became ill again last MONDAY week and after being MEIGS-<;ALLIA Chapter examined at Holzer was OCSEA Monday, 8 p.m. at the again sent to Children's Guiding Hand School. HospiiBI. years old, would only see days in February and February have five Sundays Basham stated (jokingly, at once in that lifetime so the first) that he will shave his "five fabulous Sundays" head like Koiak if there are campaign evolved .' 100 people in attendance on Sunday school members any of the five Sundays. signee! a commitment card to The church congregation is attend Sunday school in shooting for the goal and have observance of the five Sun. already purchased Basham a "Kojak lollipop" in case the goal becomes a reality . A member of the church has promised to knit Basham a cap to keep the shaved head warm . First aid kits to be bought First aid kits for use by the Big Bend Citizens Band emergency team will be purchased by the Ladies Auxiliary of the club with proceeds of a candy sale currently underway. At a recent meeting of the Auxiliary. purchase of a large coffee urn to be used during the summer safely coffee breaks was approved . Plans were discussed for attending a meeting at the Trimble High School sponsored by the Golden Wings Radio Club of Athens. ·welcoll)ed into membership ,were Barbara Fry, Elsie Jones, Donna Davis, Dottie Nelson and Mary Christy. Refreshments were served by ·Mary Robinson, Linda Schultz and Rose Hysell. The meeting was held at the Salisbury Township building, and 24 members attended. Lefebre, Lena forged from alloy ISt•eel, (UShlon grip handles. The finest monev can buy I SUPPLY Racine .' Just Praise The Lord.'' Mary Bryan, of The French City Baptist Church of Gallipolis, was guest speaker for the evening . Her theme was " Time ." Mary and her daughter Pam were a c· companied by Nancy Elkins as they sang ''In Times Like These." Carolyn Dailey, the WMU presiden t, presided over a short business meeting . Others attending were Jeannie McClure, Sylvia Zwilling, Kathy Elkins, Judy Elkins, Jane Ingles, Bonnie Ingles, Kim Basham, Peggy Shoemaker, Jill Srnith, Karen Spencer, Julie Spencer, Beverly Roush, Beth Aon Roush, Cheryl Roush , Cheryl Lefebre, Rena Le(ebre , Bobbi • Pauley and Belly Pauley. In 1975, the White House announced that President Ford would . name Carla Anderson Hills as Secretary of Housing and ·urban Development. A thought for the day : · French statesman Maurice Talleyrand said, " Women sometimes forgive a man birthday Wednesday at the ~ Beech St.. Middleport. Gifts were presented to Angela. r..,~·· Prices are DoWN! 8:00 :::tUllAH HUN . heritage house MILLS Pomeroy Mulberry Ave. Middleport, Ohio Th i s announcem ent is n&ifher an offer to sell, nor a solicitati on of a n offer to buy these secu rit ies. The offer is made only by th e prospec t us , who forces the ,opportunity, but never a man who misses $6,500,000 ISSUE one.', Five Years 9% Three Years 8% One Year special Som~one- Apple sauce . peaches , 1o ssed , slaw , cottage c t'lee se , Delicious Char-B;oiled Steaks OPEN WEEKDAYS 6 A.M. to 7:00.P.M. ~teamboat lnrz "Real 0/d-f~shioned Home CookinR" Dial 949-2515 ,. ' MIDLAND GUARDIAN CO. ~rgtt-Mt-N.o 111 E. 721-3777 IAsubsidiaryofTHE MIDLAND co,,PANY) l'lortsts NEW HAYEN . IDAYI (304) 882-2727 (NIGHT) 882-2~9 VERCOE & COMPANY, INC. ' RACINE BROWNIES 1.247 At the Thursday after schil'bl meeting of the Racine Brownies, the girls started work on a new project, making a Brownie banner. Details for Thinking Day were worked out and a discussion was held on Day Camp to take place in July at Camp Kiashuta. Lisa Parsons led in the pledge to the flag, Mandie Hill gave the Brownie promise, and refreshments were provided by Dixie Dugan, Lynn Fontaine and Mandie Hill. 811~ ISioomlngPiant --- •Red Tulips •Red Azaleas 614-224-7131 •Terrariums With Valeqtine Trim 20PCT. OFF Cash &Carry ~~-------------------------------- Address_ ________________ :._ _______ .,.. _____ _ CitY----------------- Stata __ .J.iP•---Phont---• • ATTENTION: Dll¥1d ea.... r , Connie stri ng po uch. Graves St(lrling Silver INITIAL DIAMOND PENDANTS Her own 1n111a l 1n sol1 d sterling silver g ave · The World Day of Prayer nounced at the Tuasday night meeting of the Women 's Missionary Society of the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church at the parsonage. In the absence of Mrs. Jean Wright, who is touring the Holy Land, Mrs. Iva Powell presided. She noted that the World Day of Prayer service will be held this year at the Hysell Riln Free Methodist Church with women from bolh churches P.arlicipating. Members were reminded Bridesmaid party held that February is Compassion Month and offering banks are available to each falllily. Susan Fleshman presented a Bible study on "Loving God". ~ripture references were taken {rom Luke and Matthew, and the group participated in a discussion. Prayer was by the Rev. Floyd F. Shook, pastor. Poems, a paraphrase of "If I Go First" and the "Backslider and the Crossroad', were read · by Mrs. Bertha Parker . Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Shook · and Mrs. Bertha Parker. Others attending were Mrs. · Della Curtis, Mrs , Tina Jacobs, Mrs. Ann Mash and Mrs. Donna Gilmore . 18" $ 19_95 VISITS FAMILY ' 'Mrs. Elisha Vitatoe, Middleport, recently spent three days with her brother and sisler-in-law, Mr. and Mrs . John E. Overturf, Columbus. FOR RIMFOR VALENTINE'S .DAY Day of Prayer noted Service March 5 was an- on cha1n -accen t ed w ith a sp arkling , genuine Dia· mond 1 A glittering 91 ft SfERLING® "Make Him A Legend" FRE.E ROPE ~ SOAP witfl travel case with your purchase of British Slerli'!ll Cologn!: BRITISH STERLING COLOGNE 4 OZ- $9.25 Value BOTH FOR Enjlish · Leather SHAVE CREAM SAVE DANCE PLANNED The Middleport Auxiliary Police organization will h'old SOc '6.00 OEODORANT STICK by English Leather a valentine square dance at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Middleport Elementary School. Music will be by the "String Duslers" with Glen Lambert and Cora Hilton c&lling. Admission 'will be $1 with children under 18 accompanying a parent admilled free of charge. Meitp 4-H Club News Will Capture Her Heart wllllo_ve _a Special I Send the FTD 175 High SlrNt Cotumbu$, Ohio 43216 Please send Midland-Guardian' prospectus to: W. YA.' (304) Fourth St. Cincinnati, Ohi.o. 45202 ' she's sure to tove. giftpacked in c ute draw· ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED - Mr. all(l Mrs. Howard Burris of New Haven recently observell their golden wedding anniversary with a family dinner held in their honor. Mrs. Burris is the former Clara Elias. Mr. Burris works in his New Haven barber shop along with their only son, Pete. Mr. and Mrs. Burris have three grandchildren. TOP Dozen Spring Flowers and Heart Shaped Love Bundle To Your Out of Town Valentine $15.00 SI~-50 Cash .·&Carry Box or Whitman's Candy Value Now! Cash&Carry PHONE 992-5560 · 58 N. Second Middleport '• ONLY /, 1'.1'.~· rlwn ynu would c.t pect t o /JD\' fl! r /JI'r nlwlimwl qualit y batli'rics ONLY FROM TRUE TEST PAINTS VALENTINE FLOWERS Maturing at February 1st or August 1st W~icheVer shall fir.s t succeed one, thr~e. or five years. Interest paid semi.annually on February 1st and August 1st. for your . f MIDDLEPORT JUNIORS i19 At the Monday night meeting of the Middleport Juniors a valentine party was held along with a practice for Thinking Day, The scouts will present Japan. , . POMEROY .TROOP 78 Valeptines were made when the Pomeroy Brownies met this week at the schooL Karen Spencer led in the pledge and the Brownie promise. Patrol leaders selected were Charlene Swartz for ihe Pink Panthers, Karen Spencer, Pomeroy Bag!~. and Diana White, Pomeroy Squirrels. A presentation . on Spain was planned .for Thinking Day. · SALEM CENTER Founder's Day was observed at a :-ecent meeting of the Salem Center PTA at the school. Sixth graders, Mark Blackson, Herbert Miller , Dennis Thronton , Patricia Kunath, Tammy Fetty, Denise Barrell and Paul Graves presented "Getting to Know Your PTA" ; with fifth graders. Tammy Wood , Charles N·eutzling, Joan Tanner, Shirley McDonald, Sean Graves, Scott Lester, Greg Rife and Keith Johnson, teUing about Founder's Day. Minnie Riggs presided al the meeting with Mrs . Char lotte Willford giving the · secretary-treasurer's report. · Mrs . Robert Wilson reported on school activities, and devotions. "Will Play Cupid for You" I junior subordinated} of Valentine Gift ideas SYRACUSE TROOP iu2n Plans to attend church on Girl Scout Sunday, March 7, in uniform at the Asbury United Methodist Church were made when the Syraclllie Brownies met Thursday at the school. The troop also made arrangements to sell candy bars to help defray e>:penses of a planned trip to Mr, Cartoon in Huntington. A practice was held for Thinking Day. Kristi Haynes gave the pledge to·the flag, Tracy Hubbard led in the promise, and Carol Hendrix, the Brownie Smile song. Paula Winebrenner told about the Brownie B's. Refreshments were served by Sherri Sisson. DUDLEY'S FLORIST INVESTMENT NOTES line Countries fr001 &rOWid the world will be presented by Meigs County girl seoul troops on International Thinking Day to be observed Sunday, Feb, 22 with ~ program at the Middleport Elementary School from 2 to 4 p.m. Meettnc Wednesday nlsht at the Columbus and Southern Oliio Electric Co. social room, final plans for Thinking Day were made. Mrs. Mary Wise will be mistress of ceremonies for the program which is open to the public. Each troop will present a country in costume, games, songs llll!i foods. The troops and their countries are Pomeroy Juniors, India; Harrisonville Juniors, Italy; SyraCUie Brownies, France; Chester Brownies, Germany; Middleport Juniors, Japan; l'qmeroy Brownies, Troop 76, Spain; Rutland Brownies, Juniors and Cadettes, Philippines; Salem Center Brownies and Juniors, Me>:ico; Salisbury Juniors, Holland; Harrisonville Brownies, Vietnam; Chester Juniors, Brazil; Syracuse Juniors, j8Jil8ica; Salisbury Brownies, Ball; Racine Brownies, England, and the Pomeroy Brownies, Troop 1271, Switzerland. . Mrs. Merle Johnaon announced she will give a first aid course for scout leaders and volunteers Feb. 16 and 23 from 6 to 10 p.m. Mrll. J<ihnaon, Brownie consultant, met with the Brownie leaders attending, Mrs. Vera Johnson, Pomeroy; Mrs. Charlotte Wamaley and Mrll. Barbara Dugan, Racine; Mrs. Joyce Sisson, Syracuse; Mrs. Linda Stewart, Chester; Mrs. Susan Hebner, Harrisonville Brownies; Mrs. Leta Fetty, Mrs. Barbara Lambert IIJI!i Mrs. Maust, Salem Center. Mrs. Wise, jurilor con,sultant, conferred with the junior ll!lldersthere, Mrs. Gertrude Casto, Pomeroy; Mrs.'Margaret Parker, Salisbury; Mrs. Delores Gaus and Mrs. Mary Ash, · Harrisonville; Becky Triplett, Salem Center, and Mrs. Phyllis Dugan, Rutland Cadettes. Mrs. Pat Thoma, service unit director, presided at the meeting. MODERN SUPPLY MIDLAND-GUARDIAN CO. 10% By Charlene Hoeflich A bridesmaid dinner party was held Wednesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Nicinsky honoring their daughter Pam,, bride-elect of POMEROY BROWNIES 12'11 Donald Vaughan, and her A valentine exchange was .held at the Pomeroy Brownie bridal attendants. meeting. Erin Anderson gave the promise, Debbie Wyatt, the Following a chicken dinner pledge to the flag. Thinking Day was' discussed with the a bridesmaid replica cake parents to be contacted by . leader Mrs. Vera ·Johnson was . served with sherbet. regarding costuming. Pink and burgundy nosegays held the cards which marked SALISBURY JUNIORS 100 . the seating arrangement. An At the Thursday meeting of Salisbury juniors a report arrangement of pink pomwas given on the cookie sale. Costuming for Holland, the pons and baby's breath Thinking Day country, was discussed and a valentine party flanked by while tapers in was held in coo junction with the meeting. Kathleen Parker will silver holders centered the bring refreshments for the next meeting. U!bJe.. Gifts were presented to· the bridal attendants by the bride-elect. Attending were Kim Jones, Pomeroy; Joyce Hutchison, Rutla~d; Beth Vaughan, Middleport; Becky Crawford, Removes shedd ina h1ir and caked·on mud quickt~ and . and exciting sport: - Paul Marianna, Fla.; Zandra euily. Groom 'n Shed 15 a 4-in· la:roomini tool. Vaughan and ·Betsy Herald, Tbe Meigs Coun ly Juni~r Cross, reporter. Replace~ old ·fashioned circUlar curry combs, rubber or plastic curry combs. shedding blades and shedding b15rs. ' Middleport, and Mrs. Leadership Club met Feb. 2 The Hillbillies 4-H Club Ideal for loose.nlng he111vy winter coats. Absolutely will Richard W. Vaughan, mother al the Columbus and not damage sensitive skin . Oval shaped for ease of held their first meeting of the the prospective handling over body and legs. Adjustable st rap for Southern Ohio meeting room, year on January 30 at lhe of comfortable f1t . for their January meeting to home of Maxine Dyer. There bridegroom. Co-hostess for Stop in today and p(ck up Groom ' n Shed . It's the discuss plans for programs to were 10 members and two the dinner was Mrs. Harvey newest, most revolutionary arooming tool from Farnam . Crawford of Marianna, Fla. help citizens in its area and advisors in attendance. educational trips junior Officers elected were, ' leaders may U!ke. president, Mike McGuire; An entertaining, in- vice presiden l, Billy Dyer; teresting, as well as secretary, Opal Dyer; FOR EARLY educational demonstration treasurer, Mark McGuire; 399 w. Main St . Phone992-216• Pomeroy, 011io was given by three members SPRING news reporter, Patty Dyer; The Store With "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" af For Pels - Stables - Large & Small Animals. Lawns _ the Ohio University Karate safety chail-man, Kevin FIX-UP Gardens. Club, seeing the moves and Napier and Crystal Roush; ..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,.._ _.. techniques of this mysterious health chairman, Mary PROJECTS Colwell .and recreation BUY QUALITY... leaders, Dean Colwell and 'Lark Napier. A total of 39 projects were chosen by the 10 members. The group voted that dues wilt be 15 cents. Mrs. Dyer served refreshments to the group. The next meeting will be February Wat the home of Maxine Dyer. At this time the project books .will be distributed. - Patty Dyer, reporter. 'cm:r:> . Groom'n Shed 992-2115 Your Thorn MeAn Store Founder's Day honored IN STOCK All ANALYSIS Til rn"';ry NOW FERTILIZER. Shop Ton~e BISHOP NAMED VATICAN CITY UP! Pope Paul VI Thursday appointed Bishop Laszlo Lekai to succeed the late Cardinal Joszef Mindszenly as Roman Catholic Primate of Hungary . · GROOMING TOOL W. R. GRACE home of her grandmothe r, Mrs. Sharolett.e Goody, ANKLES BROKEN RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roush spent the weekend in Ironton with relatives. Sunday Mrs. Roush fell, broke both her ankles, and is confined to Laurence County General Hospital, Room No. 116, 9th Street, Ironton, Ohio. Letters or cards would be appreciated as she will he there several . weeks. NEW SEED CORN ,.,. Pickens. 'Love Lined Me' was sung by all members. The educational lesson was given by Mrs. Click on house plants. She deacrlbed the differen't soil mixtures and fertilizers to use. She showed how to re-use articles to make attractive pots for plants, It was reported $32.23 was made on caps for charity. Audrey Hoffman, Cultural Arts chairwoman, announced a workshop for Feb. 19 . . The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Rex Van Fossin, and an early spring hlffimage sale will be held for a money making project, It was announced. Attending were Dorothy Click, Lois Durst, Opal Friend, Pat Friend, Linda Grimm, Audrey Hoffman, Judy Hunt, Sharon McClellan, Mildred Morgan, Maxine Morrison. Rutb Pickens, ~ue Sayre, Shirley Van Fossin and Barbara Winter. . Maxine Morrison· received a special surprise gift from her secret sister. Sue Sayre won the door prize. St. Valentine's Day theme was used throughout the decoration and refreshments. AMAZING FUNK'S & P!ONEER apd Mrs. Jim Goody, ce'lebr.ated her ·sr cond ' ~~--------------~ q ANGELA DAWN GOODY, daughter nf ~gt --G~i~-~~ ) piano as they sang , "Let's SALAD Cherry . 3rd St.. Racine, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio A prospectus on this issue may be obtained frotn: dinner Instead of your just sitting there dream lng about it?" COMPANY CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Basham , We have . A.~ pte , ' J. J. DAVIS, M.D. MEAT PIE SANDWICH Until March 18 • "Robert, why don't we go over ro The steam boat Inn for a charbroiled steak SAUSAGE From Feb. 20 -FEB.IS8 A.M. to 2 P.M. L i ma beans . c orn , noodles , home fries , mashed potatoe.s . POLISH STAR VALENTINE VEGETABLES TRY OUR Carolyn Dailey and Donna Spencer were accompanied by Rhojean 'McClure al the YOUR a full LETART. W. Va. - The Letart Extension Homemakers Club held its February meeting at the home of Mrs. Jack Pickens. The president, Mrs. Dorothy Click, presided and the theme for d...-otions was 'Love Is the · Greatest' scripture taken from I Corn. 13: 13 was led by Ruth prayer -wa s given by Rhojean McClure and Donna Spencer. A testimony was given by Nancy Elkins. , Rachael ASPECIAL G'IFT FOR SUNDAY ushers wiU be Bill Quickel, ' Cheahire, Carl Myers, Cheshire ; Dennis Wolle, Middleport, and Mike Hendrickson, Gallipolis. David Vaughan wiU be ringbearer and Craig Nicinsky and Rusty Parsons, acolytes. .I Valentine meeting enjoyed at church A mother - daughter valentine meeting was held by the WMU of the First Southern Baptist Church of Pomeroy, Monday, in observance of . Focus Week.. Tables wete decorated in the valentine theme, and a jello Letart Club gathers at Pickens home I Will Be Absent From My Office Kojak coming to Pomeroy? Turkey & dressing, roast b~ef , MambUrger steak, flounder fish, ham . .ROYAL ClOWN . 5- The peny Sentinel, Mlddleport-~y. 0., Ji'I'U!!Ir.!~b-13,1976 WANTED Colnmercial Rabbit Producers WHo NEED: 1/INr.oME ,_.GUARANTEED MARKET "'INDEPENDENCE "' SEaJRITY The USDA-inspected plant of . United Rabbit Processing in Wlverly, Ohio needS an Fryers a weelc to meet demands. addltionallO,OCO • .Parts Plus Delco Dependa bility fo r Instan t Start ing' Power .. Even at Deep· Freeze Temperatures. Delco's Top ·Ouality Battery Numbers Y-49. Y·55, Y·59 and Y·89 Now o n Sale at your PARTS PLUS OUTLETS. (Sal e pr ice does no t in clud e acid.) nt Parts Plus Auto Parts Store or Service Dealer for his price. See THESE (! p~~~ AUTO PARTS STORES ARE FEATURING THIS DELCO DEEP ·FREEZE SPECIAL OFFER G&J Auto Parts Second Street Pomeroy. 45769_ 144 W. . Rt. 33 Ma your , I Battt ry ms t a ll ~ d . plus a(;1d and J small 1ns talla t1 on ct1arqt:, <H any Of th•~st.: ~ • PartsR ELIABLE SEAVICE DEALERS -..• Plus l'omeroy Mgtor Co. CAN YOU QUALIFY? wirle: United Rabbit Ranchers Assn. Livestock E.change Bldg. 1600 Genessee St. Kansas City, Missouri 64102 or phone: 816.474·6041 ' Pomeroy , Ohin Burton Sunoco Bailey's As~land. Station Tuppers Plains, Ohio Mason, W. Yo . • , Offer· good thru Saturday: �7-The Dallv Sentinel, Middleoort-P<meroy, 0 , Friday, Feb. 13, ur. DICK TRACY •• . 13, 1976 POM POMEROY Rev w H Perr• pastor Roy Mayer Sunday school $Upt Church school 9 15 am a m worsh tp sen• tee Youth chot r 10 24 rehear s al Mondc!ly J 30 p rn under dtrectton ot M{H'f Sk tnner . sentor cho•r rehearsal 7 30 p m Thursday wtl h Mrs Paul Nease d trector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZAREN E - Corner Unton ~nd Mulberry R ev Clyde V H enderson . pastor Sunday school. 9 30 a m . G len McC l ung supt rnorntng worsh•p 10 JO am e ven•ng 7 30 m d w ee k serv tce, Wednesday 7 ~0 p m GRACE EP ISCOPAL - Tt1e R ev Harold D eeth re c tor servtce . Church serv tces. 10 30 a rn Holy commu nton lirs. t Sun day of month church schoo l 10 30 am lor nurserv thr ouah 12 POMEROY NE SS CH Harr.sonvtlle Rev M~ley , Pas t or Henr Su nday Sc llool Supt Sc hool 9 JO am Evenmg wor shtp 7 lOp m Prayer and Pra seserv• ce , Thur sday 7 30 pm SYRACUSE t=IRST CHURCH OF GOO Rev George Oiler pastor Sun d ay schoo l 9 45 am morntnQ pr e a c hmg , 11 am evangel tS t 1c serv1ce 7 30 p m Prayer meeltng Thu rsday , 7 30 p m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHR I ST, 200 W Matn St Jer r y Paul mm1ster phone 992 7666 Conse r va t t ve non m st r um enlal Sunday wor Sh 1p, 10 am , Btble stu d y, 11 am , worsh~p 6 p rn Wed nesday B1ble st udy 7 p m CHURCH OF RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Roger Turner pas1o r Supenntendent Doy l e am worsh tp, 10 30 am Sund ay sc h ool 10 adult worship servtce and Hudson 11 young peopl e's m ee lmg , 1 30 am , Morn ,ng worsh1p p m Combm ed Btb lt- st ud y om Sunday eventng se r vtce 7 30 We dnesday Btble study and prayer meeting . Wed 1 30 p m nesda y, 7 30 p m OLD DE XT ER BIBLE THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray w W m mg offtcer CHRISTIAN C HURCH - Rev Ron Terr y p as tor Sunda y m c harge Sun d ay , 10 am Mrs Worley Holiness mee tin g 10 30 am • sch oo l 10 a m Franc 1s superm t end en t Su nday Schoo l Youn~ Morntng warsht p 11 am P e ople 's Le gton 7 p m Thursday I to 3 p m , Lad ees Sunday eve n ng serv tce 1 30 GRA HA M UNITED Pre p t-tom e L eague 7 p m METHODIS"f Pr eachtng c l asses ST PAUL LUTHERAN 9 30 a m , ftrs t and second CHURCH , Co rn er o f Sunday s a t eac h month l h trd Sy camor e and Second SI S, a nd fourlh Sunday s e a ch Pomeroy , Th e Rev Wi ll iam month, worshtp servt ce a! 7 30 Mtddleswart h Pa st or Sund ay p m Wednesday even1 ng s at Sc h o o l at 9 45 a m and 7 30 Pra yt:>r and Btb l e SlUdy SEVENTH CAY AD Church Ser vt c es 11 am VENTIS T , Mu l berry 'He1ghts SACRED H EART R.ev Pome r oy P asto r Fa t h er Pa u l D We l lon , Road Gerard Seto n Sa bbath Scho ol pas t or Ph o n e 992 2825 Su p e rtn t en d c n t C la ra Sa turday evenmg Mas-s 7 30 Mc in t yre, Sabba t h Sc hool Sun da y Mass B and 10 a m Co nfess ton . Saturday 7 7 JO Sa t urd ay afte r noon at 2 00 wtl h Wor.s h tp scrv ce om POM EROY FIRST BAP 1 tn llo• •no ~I J 15 TIST Re v Ra l ph Zundel , RU fi..AN Ll f lt< ST BAt-' pastor Wdttam Watson TI STCHURCH - Rev Roge r Sunday school su pt , Sunda y Fo r d Jr pastor D r ewy sc hool 1 9 JO a m B YF 6 Gore supt Sunda y schoo l , p m , B t ble s tudy Wed 9 30 a m mornmg wor shtp nesday 7 p m c hotr pra c 11ce 10 45 a m Wed n esday a 30 p m THE HILAND CHAPEL , ~U~LINb~A I~ ~ ~URLh - Pas tor Jerry Lewts Sunday George Casto pastor Sun da y 9 30 a m eve nmg sc hoo l 2 30 p m wtth wors h p Sc hool worsh1p 1 JO Thu r s day servtc e at 3 30 p m m td eve nmg pr a yer servtcc 7 30 \ ~eek servtce Tuesd ay 7 30 p CHRIST - R tc hard Evanson , pa st or Stble sc h ool , 9 30 pm 1-'0MEt<OY FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST - 281 Mu l ber ry Ave • afft l talecl w tt h s B c Gary Basham , Sun day school supt Sun d ay schoo l 9 JO am morn .ng w o r shtp . 10 30 a m even mg wo r Shi p 6 J O p m B tble $1udy , We dn es day 7 30 p m FAIRPLAY C H APEL , lo c a t ed on Metgs Co unt y Roa d 1 o ff e lh er 325 or 114 Pas to r Rev T her o n Durh a m Sund ay School 10 a m worsh tp se rv tce 7 30 p m Sunday Prayer me e ting Tue sd ay 7 ~ 0 p m youth ser'! •ce 7 30 p m F nday RACINE APOS T O L IC CHUR C H Thomas L Ho l mes pastor Ev angel1sltc se r vtce Sund,1y 7 Jll p m p ray er rnee t tngl ues d ay 7 JO p m B1b l e study Thursday 7 30 p m M I DWAY COMMuN IT Y at Langsv•lle C Hur c h Sunday Schoo~O a m Btble st udy , Wedne y 7 30 p m Ch urc h se rvt Sa turday at 7 30 p m You th me e tmg s at 7 p m With Rosco e and Bel mda F tfe leader s the sermunette The love of whtch St. Paul wrttes in I Cormthians Chapter 1318 dlStingutshed by this meanmg it lS self-giving and ts used to defme the essence of the diVme nature as altogether umque and dtfferent from human love, as unportant as that ts Let us note some of what Chapter 13 says . first a brtlltant life may be gifted wtth eloquence, knowledge, achievement. Yet without Jove, Paul would say: I am a mere notse , I am nothmg . But a beautiful life can be ennched by ( dtvme) love. It 1s ever pahent, ever kind , never jealous, never boastful , never arrogant, never rude, never trrttable, never selfish, never resentful, never rejotces m evil, ever m g~: ever believes, ever bears ; hopes all th\ngs, endure all thmgs. A glonous lif~ ts mdwelt by love. Love never fatls, ts unpertshable, ts eternally young A:l Valentine's Day comes and we are remmded of love , dare one ask of hliDSelf "Do I understand what God's love to me, for me , and m me, IS all about ?'' - Robert T Bumgarner. Apple Grove News Notes By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mrs. Enna Wtlson was a dmner guest Sunday of Mr and Mrs Butch W1lson Ronald Wtlson was an overmght guest of hi s grandmother, Mrs. Wilson, on Saturday Mrs Pearl Whitman of Athens was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cross Mr and Mrs Andrew Cross an<' ,,, Paul David Ne1gler, spent a recent Sunday wtth Mr and Mrs Edwm Cross at Cohun bus Herbert Shields ts ill wtlh flu and bronchitis While visiting relahves m Ironton Mrs. Betty Roush fell and broke both her an kles Mrs Herbert Roush, Mrs Sh1rley Ables v1s1ted Mr and Mrs. Henry Phelps Wed nesday Guests of Mrs Mae Durst Wednesday were Mrs Violet Bush, Mrs Conme Tucker, Mrs. Iva Orr and Mrs Shirley Ables Mrs .' Dolly Wolfe vtstted Mrs Ferne B Hayman Mr and Mrs Orvtlle Harpold of Belpre spe nt Sunday w1th Mr and Mrs Bill Fox. Mr and Mrs Don Hodge of Col wnbus, Sh<· fl Beegle of Dorcas, were weekend guests of Mrs June Wickersham and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Manuel and daughters of Racme, Mr. and Mrs Gary Roush and Jeremy were Sunday guests ill Mr and Mrs Lester Roush and family. Mr. and Mrs Lester Roush visited Mrs. Gladys Shields, Mn. Edna Roush at Ritcme Sunday evemng. Herbert Roush vistted Mrs Shields and Mrs Roush Monday ' evemng Mr . and Mrs Gera ld Hayman a nd son , Keith , spent Saturday evemng w1th Mr and Mrs Gene Jewell at Letart, W Va. Barbara and Bob Jewell aecompamed them home a nd :~~pe nt Saturday mght Mr an~ l'ylrs Jewell spent Sunday w1th the Haymans and took them home . Mrs Foc1e Hayman and Ke1th VISited Mrs Lilhe Hart, Mrs. Be y Cunmngham a t Racme Monday evenmg Mrs E ula Wolfe was a dmner guest Monday evemng of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Norns at Syracuse Mrs . E ul a Wolfe and grandson , Kevm Wolfe, left Tuesday for a v1s1t wtth Mr and Mrs Glenn Swartz at DIXon , Ill. Carmel New~ Mr. and Mrs Roger Grueser and fam 1ly of Logan, Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr of Chester vtsl ted wtth Mr and Mrs. Robert Lee and fam1ly Sunday aftern oon Mr an d Mrs Dwtght Swepston an d daughter, Jana, of Colwnbus spent Saturday mght here at the Lee residence a nd called at the home of Mrs L1zz1e V1gar of Mornmg Star Douglas Hilty and R1ta Sauer of Toledo spent a weekend w1th Mr and Mrs Edson Roush. Mr. and Mrs Douglas Johnson of Racme v1s1ted a t the home of Arthur Earl Johnson and famtly. Mr and Mrs Hayman Barnltz of Pomeroy called on relatives at Ca rmel on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs James Circle of New Haven and Mrs. Hattie Powell and daughter, Addie of Racme R D v1s1ted at the home of Mary Crtcle during the weekend ' THE SALVATION AlilMY 115 Butternut Ave , Pomerov Envoy and Mrs Ray W 1n 1ng off1cers tn charge sund a y hot•ne ss meehng , 10 am , Sund a y schoo l 10 JO am leader YPSM Elotse Adams 7 30 p m salvat 1on meettn9 Ladles H ome League 12 noon to 2 p m, Thursday . prayer meetmg and .Btb le study. Thursday 1 30 p m MORSE CHAPEL Worsh •P II am Church TUPPERS PLAINS SchOOl 10 a m CHJliSTIAN C HUR CH PORTLAND Wors h i p Eugene Underwood . pastor 7 JOp m • Church Scllo ol9 30 ttoward Caldwell , J , Sunday am Sc hool Sup! Su nday Sc haar. SUTTON - Church School 9 30 a m , Morntng Sermon. 9 30 am Worshtp 1st and ) r d 10 30 a m Sun d ay even1ng Sundays 10 30 am se r v•ce , 1 p m NORTH EAST CLUSTER LETART FALL ~ UNITED R ev Rob ert M eece , BRETHREN Rev Pas t or Freeland N orr1s pastor , Denms Cree gar , FJoyd Norr1s supt Sunday Ass oc Mm1ster sc hoot 9 30 a m , morn mg MIDDLEPORT JOPPA - WorSh iP 10 am . sermon . 10 30 am Prayer MT MORIAH BAPTIST Church Sc hool9 am Prayer serv•ce Wednesday 1 30 p m Corner Fo urth and Mllm , Meettng Wednes da y 8 p m CHESH IR E CHURCH OF M1dctleport Rev Henry Key , LONG BOTTOM Wa r GOD OF PROPHECY - G P Jr , pastor Sunday Sch ool. sh tp 9 a m , Sunday Sc hoo l sm.th , p as tor Sunday School. 9 30 a m Mrs Erv•n 9 45 am , Prayer Meetmg 10 a m Arthur H enson. Baumgardner , supt , Morn.ng Wednesday 1 JO p m Supt , Mornmg Worship , 11 worsh1p 10 45 am NORTH BETHEL am • Young Peoples serv1ce , JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Worshtp 11 am Chu r ch 7 p m Ev enmg sen11ce. 7 J ()o - Larry Ca rn ahan pres1d1nQ Sch oo l 10 am p m Wednesda y Mid Week m 1n ts t er Sunday , B1b l e ALFRED - Su nday School Prayer Serv tce, 7 30 p m l ec tu re . 9 30 am Watch 9 45 am Worsh•P 11 am Yo ulh meetmg 6 30 p m t ower study , 10 30 am Prayer meet.ng Wednesday Evenmg wor sh 1p 1 30 p m Tuesday B 1b le study 7 JO 7 45 p m UMW Jrd Tu esday CHESTER CHURCH OF p m , Thursday mtn1st r y 8p m THE NAZARENE R ev school 7 30 p m se rvt ce REEDSVILLE Sunday Herbert G r a t e. paslor me etin g 8 30 p m School 9 30 a m WorShiP 7 30 WorShiP se rvt ce, II am a nd CHURCH p m Pray er M ee t mg 7 JO M IDDL EPORT 7 JO p m Sunday Sunday OF CHRIST IN CHR I ST IAN p m Tuesday, U MW 7 30 Sc hool. 9 30 am R•chard UNION - Lawren ce Manle y p m l st Thursday Bar ton su p t Pray er meeting. p a s tor Mrs Russell Young , SILV ER RIDGE War Wednesday , 7 JO p m Sun d ay Sc hool Supl Sunday sh 1p 10 am Churc h Sch oo l 9 ~ BR ADFOR D CHURCH OF School 9 JO am Evenmg am CHRIST Cl 1fford Srn tf h , worsh1p , 7 JO Wednesday TUPP ERS PLAINS m tnts t er Sunday School 9 30 p ray er meetmg 7 30 p m Wo r ship 9 am Church Schoo l am • mornmg ct'1U r ch 10 30 MT MOR IAH CHURCH OF 10 am am • Sunday event n g servtce, GOD ,....-- Ractne Ro ute 2 th e KENO C HURCH OF 7 JO p m Wednesday serv1ce, R ev J ames M Mu n cy. CHRIST - Georg e F r eden ck , Rpm pastor Sunday schoo l 9 45 sup t Se rv.c e week l y 9 30 a m mornmg worshtp , 11 am on Sunday Pr: each tng ( AUREL CLIFF FREE a m even tn g wors h p, 7 JO f trs t and t h trd Sund eys o f Prayer meeltng. Tue sday, month by Clifford Smith 9 30 METHODIST C HURCH Rev F loyd F Shoo k, pa stor 1 30 p m Youn g p eop les am Lloyd W rtghl Su nda y Sc h oo l meetmg ,7 JOpm Thursday HOBSO N CHRISTIAN Supt Mo rn 1ng W orsh 1p 9 30 MIDDLEPORT FIRST UNION D arre ll Doddrdl. Sun d ay Sch ool 10 20 a BAPTIST - Co rner Slldh and pastor Sunday Sc hco t 9 30 a m We dn es da y Prayer and Pa l mer the R ev Pe ter am Leona rd G !mor e f r st m Sunday Grandal pa s tor Danny el d er even m g serv1ce 7 30 B1 b l e Study 7 30 p m Thom pso n sup e r ntcnd ef) l p m Wednesday p rayer even tng w ors h ip 7 30 p m Chotr Pracltce Th ur sday 7 p Sunday Sc hool WMPO Rad1o mee t ng 7 30 p m progr am 7 45 a m Sund ay MT MORI A H CH URCH OF m DEXTER CH URCH OF School 9 15 n m Morntng GOD - R ac.ne Rou t e 2 Th e CHRI ST Char l es Russe ll Wors h tp, 10 15 a m Youth Re v Char les H and past or a cttvt!•es and fel lowshtp fo r Sunday scho ol, 9 45 am , Sr , m1n1ste r No rma n C Wil l supt , Sunday sc hool . 9 30 tun to r a nd se n 1or ht g h morn.ng wo r sh 1p II am wo r sh tp se rv tce 10 30 stu d en ts 6 p m Sunda y Evenmg serv 1ces, Tuesday am am B• bl e st u d y T u es day even ng worshtp 7 30 p m and Fr day 1 30 p m Mtd week praye r servtcE;S BEARWA LLOW RIDG E 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHUR C H Wednesday, 7 JO p m CHURC H OF CHR IS T - Doug J ES US C HRI ST OF CHURCH OF CHRIST , Seaman mtn tste r Btb l e OF M i d d lepor t , 5t h and Matn study 9 JO am mo r ntng LATTER DA Y SA INT S R a c mc Road Geo rg e G l aze , mm , s t er worsh 1p 10 30 am evcn tn g Po r't l and Ja me s Sh ee ts superm wo r sh p 8 p m Wed n esday Wdltam Rou sh pastor Denny Evans Sunday Sc hoo l , te ndent Btb le scho ol. 9 30 ntghl B bl e st u d y , 8 p m D 1re c tor SuncJay Sch ool , 9 30 am mo r ntng worSh tp 10 30 I MT OLIV E CHURCH Mornmg worsht p 10 30 a m am eventng wor sh1p 7 30 Lon g Bo tt om Sunday Sch ool am Sunday eve nm ~ se rv ce pray er serv•ce. 7 p m W e d 10 a m wtth W•lla r d P 1gotl 7 p m Wedn esday evenm g nesd ay " supt Ev ang el s t c m ess age praver serv 1ces 7 30 p m - MIDDLEPORT CHURCH eac h Sunday even ng 7 30 by BETHlEHEM BAPTIST OFTHEN AZ ARENE - Rev E lder Rus se ll Cltne mm 1S1er Earl Shul er pastor D on Col e, pas tor , Mrs Mary of t he Aposlo l tc Fa tt h Btble ' Rev Wo r sh1p se rvtce 9 30 am Lathey Sunday sc ho ol sup! Study We dnesd a y 7 30 p tn Sunday sc hoo l 10 30 a rr Sunday schoo l. 9 30 am ST IV E RSVILL E COM Bt bte sru oy ano eray~ morn in g worsh •P· 10 30 am MUNtTY CHURCH - Sunda'y serv_!fe Th_ursQay 7 30 Q m schoo l serv ce. 10 a m Sunday evan gei 1SitC meetmg CARLETON CHURCH • 7 JO p m Prayer m eeltng Prayer mee t mg Thu rsd ay 7 Ktngs bury Road Gary K tng Wednesday, 7 30 p m p rn Su nday eve ntng se rvt c e. pa stor Su nday sc ll oo l 9 30 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN 7 om am, even tn g worsh ip , 7 30 MINISTRY OF MEIGS ZIO N C HUR C~ OF p m Prayer mee t ng , Wed COUNTY - D w tght L Zav1IZ C HR I ST Pom er oy nesda y 7 JO p m dt r ector Harrt s onvtll e Road Mtke LONG BOTTOM HAR Rt:,O NVILL t r-ro;ES G1rton pas tor . B d t M c E1 roy, CHRISTIAN Bruc e Sm1th BVT ER IAN Rev Sund ay sch ool s up t Sunday pa s tor W alla ce Da mewood J E r n esl Strtckltn . pasto r school 9 30 a m morn .ng Supt B1b l e Sc hOo l 9 30 a m - mday c hurch sc hool 9 30 wor s h tp and c ommun •on P re a chmg servtce 10 45 am ~ m M r s H o m er L ee sup I 10 30 a m Su nday evenmg No ev en t"'Cl serv 1c e morntng worshiP , 10 30 youth Ch n st 1an End ea vo r . HYS ELL t<UN F RE t MIDDLEPORT S.u n day 6 30 p m wo r sht p se rv tc e METHODIST CHURCH sc hool 9 30 am R 1c hard 7 30 p m Wed n es d ay P a ul N ev ill e p as tor vaug han sup ! Mo rnm g •even •n g pray er meettng and ' R ev Su nd a y Sc h ool 9 30 a m worsh tp 10 30 am Btbl e s tudy 7 30 P m SYRACUSE Morn 1ng ST JOHN LUTHERAN Mo rn 1ng se rv •ce 10 30 a m 6 d!i p m •vo rs h 1p 9 a m su nd ay C HU RC H. Ptn e G r ove Th e you t h servtee Ev an ge l tsf c se r v1ce 7 30 p m 1 10 a m Mr s Sa mp son Re v Wt llt am Mtdd les wa rt h Thu r sday Pa stor Chur c h Se rv• c.es ll 30 Pray er meeltng 7 JO p m a m . Sund a y Sc h oo l 10 30 am FR EEDOM G O SP E L RUTL A ND CHURCH OF B RA DBURY CHURCH OF GOD Re v James D CHRIST - S bl e Scllool 9 JO MISSION at Bald Knob , Rev Guyn n pa s tor Sunda y am morn1ng worShiP 10 30 E J Gr~ lf t l h sup I ot c hur ch L R Gluesen c amp sc ho o l 10 a m Sund ay ~, m Sunda y eVen tng worshtp Rev Roge r Wtll t re d Sr worS h ip 11 am Sun day ser v 1ce 1 p rn c ho tr pracllce pasto r eve ntng serv1ce 7 p m • Wednesday 7 p m R ev Jef f Sun day Sch ool su p! Sund av schoo l , 9 30 am pray er We dn es d ay worsh 1p serv 1cc Ra n son Pasl or m ee l 1ng Tuesdr~y 7 30 p m 7 30 P m A NTIQUIT Y BAPTIST yo uth meeh ng . 6 p m Sunday HAZI:: L C OMMUNITY Rev F r eeland Nor r tS pastor leaders Ad a Van Met.er and CHURCH Near long SundAy SChOO l 10 a m Grelt d Sutt l e Sun d ay eventng Bollom Ed se ~ H a r t. pastor Chu r ch sc r vtce 7 P m 7 p m thr o ugh t O am 1We dn es d ay B tb l e Study 7 wo r sh t p Sunday sch clu l w1 nt er m onth s Ch u r c h 7 JO p m p r ayer P m MT HERMON CHURCH mee t 1n g 7 30 p m Th ur sday RA CI NE CHURCH OF THE TH E UNITED MIDDLEPORT PEN NAZARENE - R e v Joh n A OF TECOSTAL - Th trd Ave th e Cof fm an pa s tor Sunda y BRETHREN IN CHRI ST Sc llool 9 30 a m Ge rald R e v James H Leacll pa s tor R e v W II tam Kn tttel pa sto r Rona ld Du gan Sun day SchOo l w e n s supt Morn1n9 Wor s htp Sun day schoo l 9 30 a rn , Sp ence r s upt Sup! Classes f or all a ges 10 30 a m Sunda y e ven tn Q Ru sse ll even 1ng serv tc e, 7 30 ' B1bl e wor s h1 p 7 30 Pray e r Worsh1p se rvt ce lb 45 il m st udy We d nesaday 7 JO mee l tn g W edn es d a y 7 30 p Even ng wo r sh1p a lt ern a tm g w th C E at 7 JO p m on p m youth servtce s Fr dny 1 m Su nday Pray er mee 11n g 7 30 7 JO P m Wednesday A lf red RACINE FIRST BAPTIST P m MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST Ronnte Salser Sunday Wo ll e lay leader WHITE ' S CHAPEL SC hOO l supl Su nday SC h OO l Corner Ash a n d P l um Noel Co o l vil l e QO R ev R oy 9 30 am , mornmg wo r sh tp He rr man n pastor Saturda y 10 40 am Sunday event nQ De e ter pas tor Sunday sc hoo l even .ng se r v 1ce 7 30 p m • worsh tp servtce wors h tp 7 JO Wednesday 9 JO a m Sunday sc h o ol . 10 am , 10 30 a m IJtb le st udy and e veneng B 1b l e s tud y 7 JO Sund ay even .n g worsh tp 7 30 prayer scrv 1ce Wednesday pm 7 30 om D A NVILLE WESLEYAN MEIGS RUTLAND R ev Lelon Gl a su r e pa sl or COOPERATIVE PARISH ""R UTLAND CHURCH OF Sunday Sc noo l 9 JO am THE UNITED Rod Kasl e r youth and tUn1or youth ser CHRIST rv'IETHOD I ST CHURCH pa st or V H Bra l e y Sund ay V1ce 6 d5 p m eve n tn g Rob ert T Bumgarner. wor sh tp 7 30 p m p ray er sc ho ol su pt Su nd ay sch ool Dir ector wor shtp se rv ce and pra1 sc W edn es d a y 7 JO 9 30 a m POMEROY CLUSTER an d comm unton 10 30 am 0 01 R ev Robert Hayden SILVER RUN FREE you t h m ee t.n g, 6 p m Sunday R e v D Wm Sydenstncker BAPTIST M l es Trout evenm g se rv1 ce 7 regular CHESTER - Wo r sh tp 9 15 p as tor Sund ay Sclloo l 10 board meet.ng lhtrd Satur a m Church Sc hoo l 10 am am Le on M t ll er s u p t day 7 p m POMEROY Worsh tp RUTLAND COMMUNITY Eventn g servt c e 1 p m 10 30 am Ch urch Sc hool 9 15 CHURCH Sund ay Sc h ool r Pr ayer meetmg Thursday 7 a m U MY F 6 30 p m 9 30 a m worsh tp serv tce , I I pm E NTERPRI SE - Wo r ShiP a ~ m We dn es d ay pr ayer CHE STER C~URCH OF 9 a m Ch urc h Sc hoo l 10 a m m eell n g , 7 30 p m yo uth GOD-R ev Bobby Port er , ROCK SPRINGS pastor Sunday sc hoo l 9 .JU se r v,ces Su nday 7 p m worsh• P 10 a m Church am wor s htp se r vice , 11 Sun d a y n 1ght w orsh1p 7 30 Sc hool 9 am UMYF 6 30 a m , even1ng serv. ce 1 JO RUTljli"U LHUt<LM pm youth se r v •cc Wednesday THE NAZARENE R ev FLATWOODS Wo rshtp 7 JO p m lloyd D Gr 1mm Jr pas t or 11 am Church Schoo l 10 am lA N GSV ILL E CHRISTIAN Su n d ay school ll 30 a m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER C HURCH T ed Jones, worshtp se r vtce 10 30 am Rev Rob e rt Bumgarn er pa stor Suhday schoo l 9 JO broad cast ltv e over WMPO HEATH Wo rSh i p 10 30 am Roy S1g man su p t young p eop le s servt ce 6 45 am Church Sc h oo l 9 JO am morn1ng worShi p 10 30 evan ge l ts l 1c se rv iCe 7 30 p m UMYF 6 pm Sun day eve n ing se r v 1ce 7 30 Pray er m ee l tng , Wednesday RUTLAND Je ffr ey m d week se rv1 ce W ed 1 30 p m MISSIOnary G e rb e r Pa st or Wo r sh tp ay 7 30 p rn n es d me e ttng , 7 30 p m ftr s t 10 30a m Chur c h Sc tlo ol9 30 We dnesday of month am SYRACUSE CHURCH OF SY RACUSE CLUSTER THE; NAZAREN E Da l e ~t61~S9~R~ ~'t~~~I ST Rev RIChard E JarVIS Bass , pa s to r Bob Moore ~e cond an d fu,-n oro y Sts AS BURY Wors h tp 11 Sunday sc hOol sup! , Sunda y Stan Cratg p as tor ;:,u~d a am Chur c h Sc h oo l 9 50 am sch ool c la sses f or all ages schoo l 9 45 am , worShtp UMW ftrSI Tuesday 9 30 a m , mo rnin g wo r sh •p serv•ce. II am , tratnm g FORST RUN - Wo r sh ip 9 10 45 am , N Y P S, 6 30 p m , unton 6 30 p m eventng am Chft rch Sc h oo l 10 am eva n ge l tSt tc serv •ce 7 30 p m worsh1 p servt ce 7 30 p m UMW t h tr d Wednesday 7 JO M td week p r aye r m e e tt n g , M1d week prayer se rv 1ce pm We dne sd ay. 7 30 p m Wednesd ay 7 30 p m MINERSVILLE - Wors h tp m 1SS1onary meeting , secon d MASON CHURC.H OF 10 a m Churc h School 9 am Wednesday 7 30 p m C tiRIST, P 0 Bo x 481 M11ter UMW t h 1rd M ond ay 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON St Mason W Va Sund ay SYRACUSE Chu r ch DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Btb!e Study 10 am Worshtp Sc hoo l 9 JO am Wors ht p Rob e rt Sm tfh pa stor Sun day 11 am and 7 p m B •ble Stud y se rv tce 7 30 p m sc h oo l 9 30 a m c la s s Wed n e sdlly 1 p m • Vo c a l SOUTHERN CLUSTER lead e r L eo Hill wors htp mUS IC R e v Howard Sh1veley serv 1ce 10 30 a m c hur c h FIRST SOUTHERN Rev Sleven W•l son 7 JO p m BAPTI ST - Corner of Sec ond Rev Zelia Kruszewskt EDEN UNITED and And erson Mason P as t or BETHANY (Dor cas) BRETHREN IN CHURIST Wa lt er Clou d Sunday School Wo r s h tp 9 30 a m Ch urch E l den R B l ake ~astor ll 45 am wo r sh ip servt ce 11 ScllOol 10 30 a m S unday Schoo l 10 am , a rn an d 7 30 p m Week l y CARMEL - Church Sc hoo l H o ward McCoy s upt Btb1e st udy We dn esd ay 7 30 9 30 a m Wo r sh tp 10 30 a m pm Mo rn ing sermon . 11 am 2n d and 4th Sunday s MASON ASSEMBLY OF Sunday n•ghf se r vtces APPLE GROVE - Sunday Chr. s llan E nd e a vor J 30 GOD Dudd m g La11e f\~aso r Sc hOo l 9 30 a m worsh 1p 7 30 p m Song serv tc e 8 p m W Va , Ch e ster Tcnnal"' p m 1st and 3rd Sundays Prea c htng 8 30 p m M 1d Pas t or Sunday Sc hoo l 9 ' P rayer meettng Wednesday Week Pray e r • me c tt ng, a m C hildr e n ~ Ch urch 6 45 1 30 p m Fe llowshtp sup per ~ 1 e dnesday 7 p m , Ray p m Young People s Serv ice f1rst Sa t ur da y 6 p m U MW A d ams Ia y l ea d er 6 45 p m , Evangell s iiC 2nd Tues day 7 JO p m CHURCH OF JESUS Serv 1ce 7 30 p m Wome n s E AST LETART - (!'lu r c h CHRIST L ocated a t M1ssmnary Council 10 a m Sc h oo l 1s t 2n d 3rd Sundays , -R utland on N e w L tma Road rtr st and lh t r d Tu es da ys Fo ur t h Su nday nex t to Forest Acre Park 9 30 a m Pray e r and Btble Study , 10 30 am WorshiP 2n d Rev Ray Rous e. pas t or Wednesday 7 30 p m Sund ay J 30 p m 4t h Su nday Robert Mu sse r, Sunda y Sch oo l 9 JO am P r ayer Meelm g supt Sunday schooL 10 JO Wedn es day 7 30 p m UMW a m , wor ShiP 7 30 p m Btbi e HART FORD CHUtc 1. r• ' " 1st Tuesday 7 30 p m s tudy . Wednesday 7 JO p m CtiRtST m Ch r 1s f 1a n Union WE SLEY AN - ( Flactne) Sa turd ay n 1g hl pr ayPr se r The Rev Wt ll tam Campbe ll Sunday Sc ho o l 10 am Vt (C110 p m ' p a stor 5 unday Sch o'll. 9 30 WorSh iP 11 am J r UMY F HEMLOCK GROVE a In Jamt>s HugJ"I eS su pt , Wedn es day 3 30 p m Bi b le CHRISTIAN Roger , even t11Q serv tce , 7 30 p m St ud y Th u rsday 7. p m Choir Watson . pastor , Wallace W~ dne sday ev ening prayer Pra cttee Thursday B p m Bradford , s up t • morn i ng me!' e t ng 7 30 p m Youth LETART FALL S - Ch urch worship , 9 30 , church scl'loot, prayer service ea c h TL,Iesday, Sc heel 1st 2nd Jrd Sundays young people 's 10 30 FAIRVIEW BIBLE 10 15 a m 4t h Sunday 9 15 meeHng , 6 J(l p m , evening CHURCH , L e tart W Va. Rt a m Wo rShip 1st 2nd Jrd worship , 7 JO p m , Bible 1 R f:'v George Hoschar . sun days ll I S am , .41h study , Wednesday, 1 30om pa stor Sundav School 9 30 Sunday 7 30 p m MT UNION- BAPTlST - am Prayer and B ib l e study MORNING STAR R ev R D Brown suppl y 7 30 p m Cottage Pra ye r Wors h tp 9 30 am , Church pastor Sunday sc hool supt • Se rvlce Tu es d ay. 10 a m School 10 30 a m M1d Week 9 45 a m Sunday cven mg Wor'Sh•P Serv•c e Thursday, Serv•ce Wednesday a p m worshtp 7 p m 7 30 p m I, .CUNS Television log for easy viewin~ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1976 11 :3()-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; XII Winter Olympic Games 6. 13. Movie "Killer Bees" 8; Movie "The Curse of the Fly" 10, Janakl 33. 12·()()-Rookles 6, t3 1 oo-Midnlghl Special 3,4, 15, Movie " War of the Satellites" 10 t ·ll)-lronslde 13 2 1()-News 13 7. 30-Porter Wagoner 3, Treasure Hunt 4; Candid Camera 6, Evenlng Edition with Marlin Agronsky 20; S2S,OOO Pyramid 10; Pop Goes lhe Country 15, To Tell the Truth 13, Black Perspective on the News 33 oo-Sanford & Son 3,4, IS; X II Winter Olympic Games6, 13. Sara 8, 10, Washington Week In Review 20,33 8 30-Practtce 3,4, IS, Wall Street Week 20,33 9 ()()-Rockford Flies 3,4, U ; Movie " The Taking or Pelham One Two Three" 8, 10; Firing Line 20. Masterpiece Theatre 33 10 oo-Police Story 3,4,15, News 20; Educ~llonal Implications 33. 10 31f-Avlatlon Weather 20 8 HMMPH~ .. OSV•OU?~Y YOLJ·ve M15·TRANSlATED THE MA~KIN6 ' ON THE FLA?K ·OR W>E THEFWI!>!i GONE WEAK WITH A0&! 3~News 2 30-Movle " Mome'lt to Moment" 4 6 oo--Movie "She Gets Her Man" 3 4 CHANNEL FIVE 7 oo-wrestllng 1c) 8 oo-Roller Derby (cl 9 ·oo-Artworks 9·3()-Wyatt Earp 10 ~Target Corruptors II oo-News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15; ABC News 33. WIN AT BRIDGt. Forcing club bid runs amuck SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14,1976 oo-Sunrlse Semester 8,10 6•3()-FIIm 4; Fun for Everyone 6, TV Classroom 8; Treehouse Club 10; Kentucky Afield 13 . 7 .00-Saturday Report 3, Farm Market 4; Eddie Saunders 6, U.S. Farm Report 10; Devlin 13. 7·3()-Bullwlnkle 3, Dream of Jeannie 4, Jetsons 6; Vgetable Soup IS; Dusty' s Treehouse 8; Man from C 0 S. l 10, Make A Wish t3; Mister Rogers 20. S·oo-Emertency Plus 4 3,4,15, Hang Kong Phooey 6,13; Pebbles& Bamm Bamm 8.10; Sesaeme St. 20. 8.3()-Josle & the Pussycats 3,4,15, Tom & Jerry 6,13; Bugs Bunny-Road Runner 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 9 oo-secrel Lives of Waldo Kitty 3,4, 15, Elec. Co 20. 9 3()-Pink Panther 3,4, 15, Lost Saucer 13; Big Blue Marble 6, Scaoby-Dao 8, 10, Mister Rogers 20. ·lO·oo-Land ofthe Lost 3,4, 15, Advenlures of Gilligan 13; Hot Dog 6; Shazam-lsls8. 10, Sesame St. 20 . 10 3()-Run, Joe, Run 3,4,IS; Groavle Goalies 6,13, 6 real strength by hiS Jump to 13 , four clubs and South JUmped • QJ 7 10 s1 x clubs He had decided •KQ JI032 his partner's b1ddmg was that tK meant to show a v01d of A AQ9 diamonds North went to s1x WEST EAST notrump and West opened a .. 109632 .. 8 5 4 spade • A6 • 985 South won and went after t 963 t AQ.I 82 hearts Wes t ducked the f1rst • 732 • 81 heart lead , but had to wm the SOUTH 10) second one A AK Then West entered mto • 74 some sort of trance He had a t l07 5 4 feehng that somehow or other • KJ 1065 Neither v ulnerable there m1gh t be somethmg wrong w1th h1s opponents bld· dmg F mally, he led a diaWest North East Soulh mond and East cashed three diamond tncks • NORTH BOtiN LOSER 'I H ... l DON'T =- !'IIIII> ".• " •. In o ur nolton's mfoncy, tl woJ George Wash who sh owe d us the power o f fo tttl h1m the courage to f1gh t on wh1le I tn d espa1r Fauh sustatned h1m th roug h the dark days of Valley Fo rge He never doubted t hot nght wo uld ulltmately preva•l 'iOJ~I-.l IT, &L.A.D'f? . ·~T~AI< LJTTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-NOW "YOU ~AO NO WA~ n l ected b~ The Amerocan Bible SOCII!'; OF KNOWING- IT HOR1S TO HAVE ..OOR 6U1 OOR 50 ~ - HE UEP owN TOUS · IT· WASH '"T THf FI~Sl liME - so ~ liE TO 'fOll • Tue1do y Mrtoh Jerem1a h 6 68 3 12 1.5 Wedne1doy Gtnem 22 9 13 WERE AfRAID Th urldoy Fndoy Matthew .. 5 10 Geneu1 Sa turday P1olm1 3 IS 42 1 11 Nattonwme Insu ranc e Co of Columbus, 0 30 7 Spnng Ave Pomeroy Otal992 2318 FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS MIDWAY MARKET Pornoror Ph m 2582 BOB'S MARKET Ma son . 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' CI O thiS newspaper, P 0 Box 489 Rad1o C1ty Statton, New York, N Y 10019) 40 - out (got by ) DOWN I Cabbie's computer 2 Abreast 3 Term for a bse-stealer (2 wds) Yesterday's Answer 4 Son of Odm 5 Skm problem 15 Like za Necktie of dogs the party 6 Rambow JOker symbol shape 18 Dunuush 28 Young 7 Close-fisted 21 Highway aruma! (4 wds .) ZZ Fraulem's 29 D1rt 8 Arranged m street 30 Allevtated a senes 23 Dogs 35 Bravo or 9 Corrected (colloq. ) Grande II Gennan poet, Z4 Thames 36 New Gwnea Hemrtch estuary town 27 "Arabtan Nights" bird 211 Verb1age 1 -- ---...,..- - -- -- - - - - - - , 3 1 - hmunel 1 i11MM-IIE60TONE 1-\.fAJ( R:JfNT- HIS AOSE". 32 Farmmg -50 All 8YR!'4S5ES EVE.R'/TH!N' £L5Eunplement Zcat?S UP-AAI' FLATTENS 33 Swunsmt NIAA "part rr"rr ' · 34 Stock holdings 36 San W''S<~ Obtspo 37 Quite old 38 Htgh point 39 Bar by legal LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 231 l! ' YES, YOU 'D REALLY BE HELPIN0 ME OUT :• 100 BUT I. HAVEN'T I'.ORKED 1>0! r!D LIKE FOR 50 LON6! 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MANA$ER OF BONNAZI JANIE PlANE' LEFT AND I\\o\ BACK IN DESIGN I NEEDYCV ID RUN 1HEOFFICE SCORPIO (Oct. 23- Nov. 221 Be,rnic:e B- Osol For S•turd•r, Feb 14, 1971 ARIES (Merch 21-Aprll 191 Your warm 1 ngrat~at1ng manner today wtll add luster to your pe rso nal tty and enhance your 1mage In th e eyes ol others TAURUS (April 20·Mey 201 One letter Slmpty stands for another In th1s sample A 11 used ror the three L's, X f or the two O ' s, etc Smgle letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are al1 I hints Each day the code letters are dilferent •• ••• •• CKYPTOQUOTES BYDSDUO •• DG I :• !.!I ••• •• lJ., U AOL , BYPSEYF PLTUPURUPDLT OYEM J wuz HlJII''It- ,11 I'M SHORE SHE'D LET ME SORRY DJQOVU PSBDYUELVO , GDY UAO DG XO!r HLDIM- IETAPLXUQL Yellenii!J"o Ceyptoqaote: IT IS EASIER TO BE CRITICAL THAN TO BE OORRECT. -ANON '" ••1• Klna ,._ _ ,,..._.., toe.) 0\JR GAUL'S MARKET EL You 'll make an eJCcelle nt host or hostess today so tf 1t d oes n t mterfere w1th you r present p lans have a sma ll group over GEMINI (Mey 21 -June 20) You re fortunate today tn that yo u II know how to p ut to a worthwht le u se mformatlo n pas se d on to yo u Be a good hstener CANCER 'June 21-July 22) Your c hances for ga tn look very pr om ~ smg today Don't close doors to s•t uat1on s that co u ld tncrease your resou r ces LEO (July 23-Aug 22) '(ES MA'AM .. CHVCK AND I REALIZE WE 010 W~ONG .. OtOCt< AND I HAVE t..EA~NED 001< LESSON . CIIUCK AND r KNOW SETTEg NOW CHUCK AND I Will TRI' To pmg best r esul t s today do that wh tCh ha s to be done so as not , to ca ll too much attention to yourself o r the other pa rty I CAN SPEAK FOR MVSELF !! Chester, Otu~J I ' ) \ T he more c hallengtng the s1tuahon t he bener you respond to 11 today Set deftm te goals d o n t settle tor second 1 best SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Use your charm humor and the so ft sell today with others The resu lts may even s urpn se you CAPRICORN (Oec . 22-Jen. 19) Th er e IS oppo rt unit y abou t you today but yo u may h ave to dtg lor tl a btl Read between t he hnes of what s to ld you AOUARlUS (Jell. 20-Feb. 181 Favors you ask of fnends today are ltke ly to oe granted You r pals are sens ttt ve 10 you r needs and want to help PISCES (Feb. 20-Merch 20) There are gre at er reward s t han usual tor tasks tha t you put your hands to tod a y Tak e prtde tn what you undertake Th<S s hould b e a pleasan t d ay es ~ pectally tf you re Involved m so me gr oup ac tlvtly You II know how to get th tng s IUm- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) For l(ES MA'A\\, CHUCK AND I AAVE FINISHED SOME CARD·PLA'IIN' MONEY-- · UH ·,·· ET ZPGGRTPDL OZXO. - XODYXO "'!:::..:.._==~~"""'fi~~~...,---...._-~--,;=--"-----'--'----~~--:;· Tt day you ca n absorb 1 knowledge and Ideas Study som e thtng co nstruc t ive you ca n later put to use DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: AXYDLBAAXR is LONGFELLOW • 5 3()-Gupples to Groupers 33 00-News 3,4,8.10; God Has the Answer 15; Mete Hawaii 33 6 3()-NBC News 3,4, 15; XII Winter Olympic Games 6,13, Rhoda 8, CBS News 10; Lilias Yoga & You 33. 7 oo-World at War 3, Lawrence Welk 4, 15; Hee Haw 6,8; Firing Line 33, In the Know 10. Nashville an the Road 13 7 3()-Treasure Hunt 3; Last of the Wild 10; Newsmaker '76 t3. 8 110-Country Coyote Goes Hollywood 3,4,15, Almost Anything Goes 6,13; Jeflersons 8,10, Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33 a 31f-Doc 8.10. 9 oo-Movle "Old Yeller" 3,4,15; XII Winter Olympic Games 6, 13; Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10, Austin City Limits 33 9.3()-Bob Newhart 8,10. 10· 110-Carol Bur11et1 a, 1.9, So.!11!d$1age Jl. 11 00-News 3,4,8, 10. 13; ABC News 6, Wally's Workshop 15; Janakl 33. 11 ·1!>-Movle "The Monitors" 6 11.31).-Movle "Prescription : Murder" 3; Saturday Night 4, 15, Movie 8, Movie "Peyton Place" 10; Movie " Creature with the Blue Hand" 13. 1·0<1--Movle "Man's Favorite Sport?" 4; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6. 1.15-News 3, Movie "Graveyard of Horror" 13. I :3()-Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 8; Movlo "Chubasco" 10. I :4S-<1Movle "Trial Run" 3. 3:0<1--Movle "The VIking Q_," 10. 3 4S-Movle "The King's Pirate" 3.4:45-Movlo "Nearly a Nasty Accident" 4. 5:15-Movle "To Ole In Paris" 3. 6:-.Salnt 3 6 means - THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS Pomeroy I! IF MAW Meigs County Branch 296 W. 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AGENT Smal l Eng1n e Sa le s & Servt c e 498 Lo c u st St Middleport Ph . 992 3092 SEE YO\! l<liOW· · GUESS lHF W1th the hope it will, 10 some measure'. foster and help sustain that which is good 1n family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose name~ appear below WILKINSON'S CAN HELPs MORE THAN 1 ~N 1GUES5 WE Sl •asbuog Vhgm>.& THEY 'IQJ FOLKS BEtfl\q JUST AS YOU ARE 10 lRY 10 Mo nd ay Pass Pass Pass Pass ,. Pass Openmg lead - 3 • tOll COULDM T MELP IT · Sunday Gene•u 9 5 16 TARTARE"? D ~ The Church now ~ as 1n Woshtngton ' s doy- ts eager to eas e ou r doubts and to sustam ou r sp1rttuo l needs W 1th God 's help, we shall p er severe Copyr111h 1 1976 l<e ls!er ACI~Bf l lll ng Se rv1ce Inc co & LIE"VE' In our ow n tr oubled t1 me s, we too need th e same deep, ob1d1n g fo1th S~ 11p l y res .~().11 3, Movie "Strange Bedfellows" 4 3.oo-Movle "Jigsaw" 3. 4 · 1.~-Movle "The Wise Guys" 3 wt:rdey F"'. U, 1878 You Wtll form seve ral alltances t hts co ming year that w•ll help advan c e yo ur h opes a nd w 1shes One c onnection will be w•th so meone who res 1des Qutte a dt s ta nce from yo u NICE 601N6, CHUCK' OfFICE �7-The Dallv Sentinel, Middleoort-P<meroy, 0 , Friday, Feb. 13, ur. DICK TRACY •• . 13, 1976 POM POMEROY Rev w H Perr• pastor Roy Mayer Sunday school $Upt Church school 9 15 am a m worsh tp sen• tee Youth chot r 10 24 rehear s al Mondc!ly J 30 p rn under dtrectton ot M{H'f Sk tnner . sentor cho•r rehearsal 7 30 p m Thursday wtl h Mrs Paul Nease d trector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZAREN E - Corner Unton ~nd Mulberry R ev Clyde V H enderson . pastor Sunday school. 9 30 a m . G len McC l ung supt rnorntng worsh•p 10 JO am e ven•ng 7 30 m d w ee k serv tce, Wednesday 7 ~0 p m GRACE EP ISCOPAL - Tt1e R ev Harold D eeth re c tor servtce . Church serv tces. 10 30 a rn Holy commu nton lirs. t Sun day of month church schoo l 10 30 am lor nurserv thr ouah 12 POMEROY NE SS CH Harr.sonvtlle Rev M~ley , Pas t or Henr Su nday Sc llool Supt Sc hool 9 JO am Evenmg wor shtp 7 lOp m Prayer and Pra seserv• ce , Thur sday 7 30 pm SYRACUSE t=IRST CHURCH OF GOO Rev George Oiler pastor Sun d ay schoo l 9 45 am morntnQ pr e a c hmg , 11 am evangel tS t 1c serv1ce 7 30 p m Prayer meeltng Thu rsday , 7 30 p m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHR I ST, 200 W Matn St Jer r y Paul mm1ster phone 992 7666 Conse r va t t ve non m st r um enlal Sunday wor Sh 1p, 10 am , Btble stu d y, 11 am , worsh~p 6 p rn Wed nesday B1ble st udy 7 p m CHURCH OF RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Roger Turner pas1o r Supenntendent Doy l e am worsh tp, 10 30 am Sund ay sc h ool 10 adult worship servtce and Hudson 11 young peopl e's m ee lmg , 1 30 am , Morn ,ng worsh1p p m Combm ed Btb lt- st ud y om Sunday eventng se r vtce 7 30 We dnesday Btble study and prayer meeting . Wed 1 30 p m nesda y, 7 30 p m OLD DE XT ER BIBLE THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray w W m mg offtcer CHRISTIAN C HURCH - Rev Ron Terr y p as tor Sunda y m c harge Sun d ay , 10 am Mrs Worley Holiness mee tin g 10 30 am • sch oo l 10 a m Franc 1s superm t end en t Su nday Schoo l Youn~ Morntng warsht p 11 am P e ople 's Le gton 7 p m Thursday I to 3 p m , Lad ees Sunday eve n ng serv tce 1 30 GRA HA M UNITED Pre p t-tom e L eague 7 p m METHODIS"f Pr eachtng c l asses ST PAUL LUTHERAN 9 30 a m , ftrs t and second CHURCH , Co rn er o f Sunday s a t eac h month l h trd Sy camor e and Second SI S, a nd fourlh Sunday s e a ch Pomeroy , Th e Rev Wi ll iam month, worshtp servt ce a! 7 30 Mtddleswart h Pa st or Sund ay p m Wednesday even1 ng s at Sc h o o l at 9 45 a m and 7 30 Pra yt:>r and Btb l e SlUdy SEVENTH CAY AD Church Ser vt c es 11 am VENTIS T , Mu l berry 'He1ghts SACRED H EART R.ev Pome r oy P asto r Fa t h er Pa u l D We l lon , Road Gerard Seto n Sa bbath Scho ol pas t or Ph o n e 992 2825 Su p e rtn t en d c n t C la ra Sa turday evenmg Mas-s 7 30 Mc in t yre, Sabba t h Sc hool Sun da y Mass B and 10 a m Co nfess ton . Saturday 7 7 JO Sa t urd ay afte r noon at 2 00 wtl h Wor.s h tp scrv ce om POM EROY FIRST BAP 1 tn llo• •no ~I J 15 TIST Re v Ra l ph Zundel , RU fi..AN Ll f lt< ST BAt-' pastor Wdttam Watson TI STCHURCH - Rev Roge r Sunday school su pt , Sunda y Fo r d Jr pastor D r ewy sc hool 1 9 JO a m B YF 6 Gore supt Sunda y schoo l , p m , B t ble s tudy Wed 9 30 a m mornmg wor shtp nesday 7 p m c hotr pra c 11ce 10 45 a m Wed n esday a 30 p m THE HILAND CHAPEL , ~U~LINb~A I~ ~ ~URLh - Pas tor Jerry Lewts Sunday George Casto pastor Sun da y 9 30 a m eve nmg sc hoo l 2 30 p m wtth wors h p Sc hool worsh1p 1 JO Thu r s day servtc e at 3 30 p m m td eve nmg pr a yer servtcc 7 30 \ ~eek servtce Tuesd ay 7 30 p CHRIST - R tc hard Evanson , pa st or Stble sc h ool , 9 30 pm 1-'0MEt<OY FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST - 281 Mu l ber ry Ave • afft l talecl w tt h s B c Gary Basham , Sun day school supt Sun d ay schoo l 9 JO am morn .ng w o r shtp . 10 30 a m even mg wo r Shi p 6 J O p m B tble $1udy , We dn es day 7 30 p m FAIRPLAY C H APEL , lo c a t ed on Metgs Co unt y Roa d 1 o ff e lh er 325 or 114 Pas to r Rev T her o n Durh a m Sund ay School 10 a m worsh tp se rv tce 7 30 p m Sunday Prayer me e ting Tue sd ay 7 ~ 0 p m youth ser'! •ce 7 30 p m F nday RACINE APOS T O L IC CHUR C H Thomas L Ho l mes pastor Ev angel1sltc se r vtce Sund,1y 7 Jll p m p ray er rnee t tngl ues d ay 7 JO p m B1b l e study Thursday 7 30 p m M I DWAY COMMuN IT Y at Langsv•lle C Hur c h Sunday Schoo~O a m Btble st udy , Wedne y 7 30 p m Ch urc h se rvt Sa turday at 7 30 p m You th me e tmg s at 7 p m With Rosco e and Bel mda F tfe leader s the sermunette The love of whtch St. Paul wrttes in I Cormthians Chapter 1318 dlStingutshed by this meanmg it lS self-giving and ts used to defme the essence of the diVme nature as altogether umque and dtfferent from human love, as unportant as that ts Let us note some of what Chapter 13 says . first a brtlltant life may be gifted wtth eloquence, knowledge, achievement. Yet without Jove, Paul would say: I am a mere notse , I am nothmg . But a beautiful life can be ennched by ( dtvme) love. It 1s ever pahent, ever kind , never jealous, never boastful , never arrogant, never rude, never trrttable, never selfish, never resentful, never rejotces m evil, ever m g~: ever believes, ever bears ; hopes all th\ngs, endure all thmgs. A glonous lif~ ts mdwelt by love. Love never fatls, ts unpertshable, ts eternally young A:l Valentine's Day comes and we are remmded of love , dare one ask of hliDSelf "Do I understand what God's love to me, for me , and m me, IS all about ?'' - Robert T Bumgarner. Apple Grove News Notes By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mrs. Enna Wtlson was a dmner guest Sunday of Mr and Mrs Butch W1lson Ronald Wtlson was an overmght guest of hi s grandmother, Mrs. Wilson, on Saturday Mrs Pearl Whitman of Athens was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cross Mr and Mrs Andrew Cross an<' ,,, Paul David Ne1gler, spent a recent Sunday wtth Mr and Mrs Edwm Cross at Cohun bus Herbert Shields ts ill wtlh flu and bronchitis While visiting relahves m Ironton Mrs. Betty Roush fell and broke both her an kles Mrs Herbert Roush, Mrs Sh1rley Ables v1s1ted Mr and Mrs. Henry Phelps Wed nesday Guests of Mrs Mae Durst Wednesday were Mrs Violet Bush, Mrs Conme Tucker, Mrs. Iva Orr and Mrs Shirley Ables Mrs .' Dolly Wolfe vtstted Mrs Ferne B Hayman Mr and Mrs Orvtlle Harpold of Belpre spe nt Sunday w1th Mr and Mrs Bill Fox. Mr and Mrs Don Hodge of Col wnbus, Sh<· fl Beegle of Dorcas, were weekend guests of Mrs June Wickersham and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Manuel and daughters of Racme, Mr. and Mrs Gary Roush and Jeremy were Sunday guests ill Mr and Mrs Lester Roush and family. Mr. and Mrs Lester Roush visited Mrs. Gladys Shields, Mn. Edna Roush at Ritcme Sunday evemng. Herbert Roush vistted Mrs Shields and Mrs Roush Monday ' evemng Mr . and Mrs Gera ld Hayman a nd son , Keith , spent Saturday evemng w1th Mr and Mrs Gene Jewell at Letart, W Va. Barbara and Bob Jewell aecompamed them home a nd :~~pe nt Saturday mght Mr an~ l'ylrs Jewell spent Sunday w1th the Haymans and took them home . Mrs Foc1e Hayman and Ke1th VISited Mrs Lilhe Hart, Mrs. Be y Cunmngham a t Racme Monday evenmg Mrs E ula Wolfe was a dmner guest Monday evemng of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Norns at Syracuse Mrs . E ul a Wolfe and grandson , Kevm Wolfe, left Tuesday for a v1s1t wtth Mr and Mrs Glenn Swartz at DIXon , Ill. Carmel New~ Mr. and Mrs Roger Grueser and fam 1ly of Logan, Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr of Chester vtsl ted wtth Mr and Mrs. Robert Lee and fam1ly Sunday aftern oon Mr an d Mrs Dwtght Swepston an d daughter, Jana, of Colwnbus spent Saturday mght here at the Lee residence a nd called at the home of Mrs L1zz1e V1gar of Mornmg Star Douglas Hilty and R1ta Sauer of Toledo spent a weekend w1th Mr and Mrs Edson Roush. Mr. and Mrs Douglas Johnson of Racme v1s1ted a t the home of Arthur Earl Johnson and famtly. Mr and Mrs Hayman Barnltz of Pomeroy called on relatives at Ca rmel on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs James Circle of New Haven and Mrs. Hattie Powell and daughter, Addie of Racme R D v1s1ted at the home of Mary Crtcle during the weekend ' THE SALVATION AlilMY 115 Butternut Ave , Pomerov Envoy and Mrs Ray W 1n 1ng off1cers tn charge sund a y hot•ne ss meehng , 10 am , Sund a y schoo l 10 JO am leader YPSM Elotse Adams 7 30 p m salvat 1on meettn9 Ladles H ome League 12 noon to 2 p m, Thursday . prayer meetmg and .Btb le study. Thursday 1 30 p m MORSE CHAPEL Worsh •P II am Church TUPPERS PLAINS SchOOl 10 a m CHJliSTIAN C HUR CH PORTLAND Wors h i p Eugene Underwood . pastor 7 JOp m • Church Scllo ol9 30 ttoward Caldwell , J , Sunday am Sc hool Sup! Su nday Sc haar. SUTTON - Church School 9 30 a m , Morntng Sermon. 9 30 am Worshtp 1st and ) r d 10 30 a m Sun d ay even1ng Sundays 10 30 am se r v•ce , 1 p m NORTH EAST CLUSTER LETART FALL ~ UNITED R ev Rob ert M eece , BRETHREN Rev Pas t or Freeland N orr1s pastor , Denms Cree gar , FJoyd Norr1s supt Sunday Ass oc Mm1ster sc hoot 9 30 a m , morn mg MIDDLEPORT JOPPA - WorSh iP 10 am . sermon . 10 30 am Prayer MT MORIAH BAPTIST Church Sc hool9 am Prayer serv•ce Wednesday 1 30 p m Corner Fo urth and Mllm , Meettng Wednes da y 8 p m CHESH IR E CHURCH OF M1dctleport Rev Henry Key , LONG BOTTOM Wa r GOD OF PROPHECY - G P Jr , pastor Sunday Sch ool. sh tp 9 a m , Sunday Sc hoo l sm.th , p as tor Sunday School. 9 30 a m Mrs Erv•n 9 45 am , Prayer Meetmg 10 a m Arthur H enson. Baumgardner , supt , Morn.ng Wednesday 1 JO p m Supt , Mornmg Worship , 11 worsh1p 10 45 am NORTH BETHEL am • Young Peoples serv1ce , JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Worshtp 11 am Chu r ch 7 p m Ev enmg sen11ce. 7 J ()o - Larry Ca rn ahan pres1d1nQ Sch oo l 10 am p m Wednesda y Mid Week m 1n ts t er Sunday , B1b l e ALFRED - Su nday School Prayer Serv tce, 7 30 p m l ec tu re . 9 30 am Watch 9 45 am Worsh•P 11 am Yo ulh meetmg 6 30 p m t ower study , 10 30 am Prayer meet.ng Wednesday Evenmg wor sh 1p 1 30 p m Tuesday B 1b le study 7 JO 7 45 p m UMW Jrd Tu esday CHESTER CHURCH OF p m , Thursday mtn1st r y 8p m THE NAZARENE R ev school 7 30 p m se rvt ce REEDSVILLE Sunday Herbert G r a t e. paslor me etin g 8 30 p m School 9 30 a m WorShiP 7 30 WorShiP se rvt ce, II am a nd CHURCH p m Pray er M ee t mg 7 JO M IDDL EPORT 7 JO p m Sunday Sunday OF CHRIST IN CHR I ST IAN p m Tuesday, U MW 7 30 Sc hool. 9 30 am R•chard UNION - Lawren ce Manle y p m l st Thursday Bar ton su p t Pray er meeting. p a s tor Mrs Russell Young , SILV ER RIDGE War Wednesday , 7 JO p m Sun d ay Sc hool Supl Sunday sh 1p 10 am Churc h Sch oo l 9 ~ BR ADFOR D CHURCH OF School 9 JO am Evenmg am CHRIST Cl 1fford Srn tf h , worsh1p , 7 JO Wednesday TUPP ERS PLAINS m tnts t er Sunday School 9 30 p ray er meetmg 7 30 p m Wo r ship 9 am Church Schoo l am • mornmg ct'1U r ch 10 30 MT MOR IAH CHURCH OF 10 am am • Sunday event n g servtce, GOD ,....-- Ractne Ro ute 2 th e KENO C HURCH OF 7 JO p m Wednesday serv1ce, R ev J ames M Mu n cy. CHRIST - Georg e F r eden ck , Rpm pastor Sunday schoo l 9 45 sup t Se rv.c e week l y 9 30 a m mornmg worshtp , 11 am on Sunday Pr: each tng ( AUREL CLIFF FREE a m even tn g wors h p, 7 JO f trs t and t h trd Sund eys o f Prayer meeltng. Tue sday, month by Clifford Smith 9 30 METHODIST C HURCH Rev F loyd F Shoo k, pa stor 1 30 p m Youn g p eop les am Lloyd W rtghl Su nda y Sc h oo l meetmg ,7 JOpm Thursday HOBSO N CHRISTIAN Supt Mo rn 1ng W orsh 1p 9 30 MIDDLEPORT FIRST UNION D arre ll Doddrdl. Sun d ay Sch ool 10 20 a BAPTIST - Co rner Slldh and pastor Sunday Sc hco t 9 30 a m We dn es da y Prayer and Pa l mer the R ev Pe ter am Leona rd G !mor e f r st m Sunday Grandal pa s tor Danny el d er even m g serv1ce 7 30 B1 b l e Study 7 30 p m Thom pso n sup e r ntcnd ef) l p m Wednesday p rayer even tng w ors h ip 7 30 p m Chotr Pracltce Th ur sday 7 p Sunday Sc hool WMPO Rad1o mee t ng 7 30 p m progr am 7 45 a m Sund ay MT MORI A H CH URCH OF m DEXTER CH URCH OF School 9 15 n m Morntng GOD - R ac.ne Rou t e 2 Th e CHRI ST Char l es Russe ll Wors h tp, 10 15 a m Youth Re v Char les H and past or a cttvt!•es and fel lowshtp fo r Sunday scho ol, 9 45 am , Sr , m1n1ste r No rma n C Wil l supt , Sunday sc hool . 9 30 tun to r a nd se n 1or ht g h morn.ng wo r sh 1p II am wo r sh tp se rv tce 10 30 stu d en ts 6 p m Sunda y Evenmg serv 1ces, Tuesday am am B• bl e st u d y T u es day even ng worshtp 7 30 p m and Fr day 1 30 p m Mtd week praye r servtcE;S BEARWA LLOW RIDG E 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHUR C H Wednesday, 7 JO p m CHURC H OF CHR IS T - Doug J ES US C HRI ST OF CHURCH OF CHRIST , Seaman mtn tste r Btb l e OF M i d d lepor t , 5t h and Matn study 9 JO am mo r ntng LATTER DA Y SA INT S R a c mc Road Geo rg e G l aze , mm , s t er worsh 1p 10 30 am evcn tn g Po r't l and Ja me s Sh ee ts superm wo r sh p 8 p m Wed n esday Wdltam Rou sh pastor Denny Evans Sunday Sc hoo l , te ndent Btb le scho ol. 9 30 ntghl B bl e st u d y , 8 p m D 1re c tor SuncJay Sch ool , 9 30 am mo r ntng worSh tp 10 30 I MT OLIV E CHURCH Mornmg worsht p 10 30 a m am eventng wor sh1p 7 30 Lon g Bo tt om Sunday Sch ool am Sunday eve nm ~ se rv ce pray er serv•ce. 7 p m W e d 10 a m wtth W•lla r d P 1gotl 7 p m Wedn esday evenm g nesd ay " supt Ev ang el s t c m ess age praver serv 1ces 7 30 p m - MIDDLEPORT CHURCH eac h Sunday even ng 7 30 by BETHlEHEM BAPTIST OFTHEN AZ ARENE - Rev E lder Rus se ll Cltne mm 1S1er Earl Shul er pastor D on Col e, pas tor , Mrs Mary of t he Aposlo l tc Fa tt h Btble ' Rev Wo r sh1p se rvtce 9 30 am Lathey Sunday sc ho ol sup! Study We dnesd a y 7 30 p tn Sunday sc hoo l 10 30 a rr Sunday schoo l. 9 30 am ST IV E RSVILL E COM Bt bte sru oy ano eray~ morn in g worsh •P· 10 30 am MUNtTY CHURCH - Sunda'y serv_!fe Th_ursQay 7 30 Q m schoo l serv ce. 10 a m Sunday evan gei 1SitC meetmg CARLETON CHURCH • 7 JO p m Prayer m eeltng Prayer mee t mg Thu rsd ay 7 Ktngs bury Road Gary K tng Wednesday, 7 30 p m p rn Su nday eve ntng se rvt c e. pa stor Su nday sc ll oo l 9 30 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN 7 om am, even tn g worsh ip , 7 30 MINISTRY OF MEIGS ZIO N C HUR C~ OF p m Prayer mee t ng , Wed COUNTY - D w tght L Zav1IZ C HR I ST Pom er oy nesda y 7 JO p m dt r ector Harrt s onvtll e Road Mtke LONG BOTTOM HAR Rt:,O NVILL t r-ro;ES G1rton pas tor . B d t M c E1 roy, CHRISTIAN Bruc e Sm1th BVT ER IAN Rev Sund ay sch ool s up t Sunday pa s tor W alla ce Da mewood J E r n esl Strtckltn . pasto r school 9 30 a m morn .ng Supt B1b l e Sc hOo l 9 30 a m - mday c hurch sc hool 9 30 wor s h tp and c ommun •on P re a chmg servtce 10 45 am ~ m M r s H o m er L ee sup I 10 30 a m Su nday evenmg No ev en t"'Cl serv 1c e morntng worshiP , 10 30 youth Ch n st 1an End ea vo r . HYS ELL t<UN F RE t MIDDLEPORT S.u n day 6 30 p m wo r sht p se rv tc e METHODIST CHURCH sc hool 9 30 am R 1c hard 7 30 p m Wed n es d ay P a ul N ev ill e p as tor vaug han sup ! Mo rnm g •even •n g pray er meettng and ' R ev Su nd a y Sc h ool 9 30 a m worsh tp 10 30 am Btbl e s tudy 7 30 P m SYRACUSE Morn 1ng ST JOHN LUTHERAN Mo rn 1ng se rv •ce 10 30 a m 6 d!i p m •vo rs h 1p 9 a m su nd ay C HU RC H. Ptn e G r ove Th e you t h servtee Ev an ge l tsf c se r v1ce 7 30 p m 1 10 a m Mr s Sa mp son Re v Wt llt am Mtdd les wa rt h Thu r sday Pa stor Chur c h Se rv• c.es ll 30 Pray er meeltng 7 JO p m a m . Sund a y Sc h oo l 10 30 am FR EEDOM G O SP E L RUTL A ND CHURCH OF B RA DBURY CHURCH OF GOD Re v James D CHRIST - S bl e Scllool 9 JO MISSION at Bald Knob , Rev Guyn n pa s tor Sunda y am morn1ng worShiP 10 30 E J Gr~ lf t l h sup I ot c hur ch L R Gluesen c amp sc ho o l 10 a m Sund ay ~, m Sunda y eVen tng worshtp Rev Roge r Wtll t re d Sr worS h ip 11 am Sun day ser v 1ce 1 p rn c ho tr pracllce pasto r eve ntng serv1ce 7 p m • Wednesday 7 p m R ev Jef f Sun day Sch ool su p! Sund av schoo l , 9 30 am pray er We dn es d ay worsh 1p serv 1cc Ra n son Pasl or m ee l 1ng Tuesdr~y 7 30 p m 7 30 P m A NTIQUIT Y BAPTIST yo uth meeh ng . 6 p m Sunday HAZI:: L C OMMUNITY Rev F r eeland Nor r tS pastor leaders Ad a Van Met.er and CHURCH Near long SundAy SChOO l 10 a m Grelt d Sutt l e Sun d ay eventng Bollom Ed se ~ H a r t. pastor Chu r ch sc r vtce 7 P m 7 p m thr o ugh t O am 1We dn es d ay B tb l e Study 7 wo r sh t p Sunday sch clu l w1 nt er m onth s Ch u r c h 7 JO p m p r ayer P m MT HERMON CHURCH mee t 1n g 7 30 p m Th ur sday RA CI NE CHURCH OF THE TH E UNITED MIDDLEPORT PEN NAZARENE - R e v Joh n A OF TECOSTAL - Th trd Ave th e Cof fm an pa s tor Sunda y BRETHREN IN CHRI ST Sc llool 9 30 a m Ge rald R e v James H Leacll pa s tor R e v W II tam Kn tttel pa sto r Rona ld Du gan Sun day SchOo l w e n s supt Morn1n9 Wor s htp Sun day schoo l 9 30 a rn , Sp ence r s upt Sup! Classes f or all a ges 10 30 a m Sunda y e ven tn Q Ru sse ll even 1ng serv tc e, 7 30 ' B1bl e wor s h1 p 7 30 Pray e r Worsh1p se rvt ce lb 45 il m st udy We d nesaday 7 JO mee l tn g W edn es d a y 7 30 p Even ng wo r sh1p a lt ern a tm g w th C E at 7 JO p m on p m youth servtce s Fr dny 1 m Su nday Pray er mee 11n g 7 30 7 JO P m Wednesday A lf red RACINE FIRST BAPTIST P m MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST Ronnte Salser Sunday Wo ll e lay leader WHITE ' S CHAPEL SC hOO l supl Su nday SC h OO l Corner Ash a n d P l um Noel Co o l vil l e QO R ev R oy 9 30 am , mornmg wo r sh tp He rr man n pastor Saturda y 10 40 am Sunday event nQ De e ter pas tor Sunday sc hoo l even .ng se r v 1ce 7 30 p m • worsh tp servtce wors h tp 7 JO Wednesday 9 JO a m Sunday sc h o ol . 10 am , 10 30 a m IJtb le st udy and e veneng B 1b l e s tud y 7 JO Sund ay even .n g worsh tp 7 30 prayer scrv 1ce Wednesday pm 7 30 om D A NVILLE WESLEYAN MEIGS RUTLAND R ev Lelon Gl a su r e pa sl or COOPERATIVE PARISH ""R UTLAND CHURCH OF Sunday Sc noo l 9 JO am THE UNITED Rod Kasl e r youth and tUn1or youth ser CHRIST rv'IETHOD I ST CHURCH pa st or V H Bra l e y Sund ay V1ce 6 d5 p m eve n tn g Rob ert T Bumgarner. wor sh tp 7 30 p m p ray er sc ho ol su pt Su nd ay sch ool Dir ector wor shtp se rv ce and pra1 sc W edn es d a y 7 JO 9 30 a m POMEROY CLUSTER an d comm unton 10 30 am 0 01 R ev Robert Hayden SILVER RUN FREE you t h m ee t.n g, 6 p m Sunday R e v D Wm Sydenstncker BAPTIST M l es Trout evenm g se rv1 ce 7 regular CHESTER - Wo r sh tp 9 15 p as tor Sund ay Sclloo l 10 board meet.ng lhtrd Satur a m Church Sc hoo l 10 am am Le on M t ll er s u p t day 7 p m POMEROY Worsh tp RUTLAND COMMUNITY Eventn g servt c e 1 p m 10 30 am Ch urch Sc hool 9 15 CHURCH Sund ay Sc h ool r Pr ayer meetmg Thursday 7 a m U MY F 6 30 p m 9 30 a m worsh tp serv tce , I I pm E NTERPRI SE - Wo r ShiP a ~ m We dn es d ay pr ayer CHE STER C~URCH OF 9 a m Ch urc h Sc hoo l 10 a m m eell n g , 7 30 p m yo uth GOD-R ev Bobby Port er , ROCK SPRINGS pastor Sunday sc hoo l 9 .JU se r v,ces Su nday 7 p m worsh• P 10 a m Church am wor s htp se r vice , 11 Sun d a y n 1ght w orsh1p 7 30 Sc hool 9 am UMYF 6 30 a m , even1ng serv. ce 1 JO RUTljli"U LHUt<LM pm youth se r v •cc Wednesday THE NAZARENE R ev FLATWOODS Wo rshtp 7 JO p m lloyd D Gr 1mm Jr pas t or 11 am Church Schoo l 10 am lA N GSV ILL E CHRISTIAN Su n d ay school ll 30 a m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER C HURCH T ed Jones, worshtp se r vtce 10 30 am Rev Rob e rt Bumgarn er pa stor Suhday schoo l 9 JO broad cast ltv e over WMPO HEATH Wo rSh i p 10 30 am Roy S1g man su p t young p eop le s servt ce 6 45 am Church Sc h oo l 9 JO am morn1ng worShi p 10 30 evan ge l ts l 1c se rv iCe 7 30 p m UMYF 6 pm Sun day eve n ing se r v 1ce 7 30 Pray er m ee l tng , Wednesday RUTLAND Je ffr ey m d week se rv1 ce W ed 1 30 p m MISSIOnary G e rb e r Pa st or Wo r sh tp ay 7 30 p rn n es d me e ttng , 7 30 p m ftr s t 10 30a m Chur c h Sc tlo ol9 30 We dnesday of month am SYRACUSE CHURCH OF SY RACUSE CLUSTER THE; NAZAREN E Da l e ~t61~S9~R~ ~'t~~~I ST Rev RIChard E JarVIS Bass , pa s to r Bob Moore ~e cond an d fu,-n oro y Sts AS BURY Wors h tp 11 Sunday sc hOol sup! , Sunda y Stan Cratg p as tor ;:,u~d a am Chur c h Sc h oo l 9 50 am sch ool c la sses f or all ages schoo l 9 45 am , worShtp UMW ftrSI Tuesday 9 30 a m , mo rnin g wo r sh •p serv•ce. II am , tratnm g FORST RUN - Wo r sh ip 9 10 45 am , N Y P S, 6 30 p m , unton 6 30 p m eventng am Chft rch Sc h oo l 10 am eva n ge l tSt tc serv •ce 7 30 p m worsh1 p servt ce 7 30 p m UMW t h tr d Wednesday 7 JO M td week p r aye r m e e tt n g , M1d week prayer se rv 1ce pm We dne sd ay. 7 30 p m Wednesd ay 7 30 p m MINERSVILLE - Wors h tp m 1SS1onary meeting , secon d MASON CHURC.H OF 10 a m Churc h School 9 am Wednesday 7 30 p m C tiRIST, P 0 Bo x 481 M11ter UMW t h 1rd M ond ay 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON St Mason W Va Sund ay SYRACUSE Chu r ch DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Btb!e Study 10 am Worshtp Sc hoo l 9 JO am Wors ht p Rob e rt Sm tfh pa stor Sun day 11 am and 7 p m B •ble Stud y se rv tce 7 30 p m sc h oo l 9 30 a m c la s s Wed n e sdlly 1 p m • Vo c a l SOUTHERN CLUSTER lead e r L eo Hill wors htp mUS IC R e v Howard Sh1veley serv 1ce 10 30 a m c hur c h FIRST SOUTHERN Rev Sleven W•l son 7 JO p m BAPTI ST - Corner of Sec ond Rev Zelia Kruszewskt EDEN UNITED and And erson Mason P as t or BETHANY (Dor cas) BRETHREN IN CHURIST Wa lt er Clou d Sunday School Wo r s h tp 9 30 a m Ch urch E l den R B l ake ~astor ll 45 am wo r sh ip servt ce 11 ScllOol 10 30 a m S unday Schoo l 10 am , a rn an d 7 30 p m Week l y CARMEL - Church Sc hoo l H o ward McCoy s upt Btb1e st udy We dn esd ay 7 30 9 30 a m Wo r sh tp 10 30 a m pm Mo rn ing sermon . 11 am 2n d and 4th Sunday s MASON ASSEMBLY OF Sunday n•ghf se r vtces APPLE GROVE - Sunday Chr. s llan E nd e a vor J 30 GOD Dudd m g La11e f\~aso r Sc hOo l 9 30 a m worsh 1p 7 30 p m Song serv tc e 8 p m W Va , Ch e ster Tcnnal"' p m 1st and 3rd Sundays Prea c htng 8 30 p m M 1d Pas t or Sunday Sc hoo l 9 ' P rayer meettng Wednesday Week Pray e r • me c tt ng, a m C hildr e n ~ Ch urch 6 45 1 30 p m Fe llowshtp sup per ~ 1 e dnesday 7 p m , Ray p m Young People s Serv ice f1rst Sa t ur da y 6 p m U MW A d ams Ia y l ea d er 6 45 p m , Evangell s iiC 2nd Tues day 7 JO p m CHURCH OF JESUS Serv 1ce 7 30 p m Wome n s E AST LETART - (!'lu r c h CHRIST L ocated a t M1ssmnary Council 10 a m Sc h oo l 1s t 2n d 3rd Sundays , -R utland on N e w L tma Road rtr st and lh t r d Tu es da ys Fo ur t h Su nday nex t to Forest Acre Park 9 30 a m Pray e r and Btble Study , 10 30 am WorshiP 2n d Rev Ray Rous e. pas t or Wednesday 7 30 p m Sund ay J 30 p m 4t h Su nday Robert Mu sse r, Sunda y Sch oo l 9 JO am P r ayer Meelm g supt Sunday schooL 10 JO Wedn es day 7 30 p m UMW a m , wor ShiP 7 30 p m Btbi e HART FORD CHUtc 1. r• ' " 1st Tuesday 7 30 p m s tudy . Wednesday 7 JO p m CtiRtST m Ch r 1s f 1a n Union WE SLEY AN - ( Flactne) Sa turd ay n 1g hl pr ayPr se r The Rev Wt ll tam Campbe ll Sunday Sc ho o l 10 am Vt (C110 p m ' p a stor 5 unday Sch o'll. 9 30 WorSh iP 11 am J r UMY F HEMLOCK GROVE a In Jamt>s HugJ"I eS su pt , Wedn es day 3 30 p m Bi b le CHRISTIAN Roger , even t11Q serv tce , 7 30 p m St ud y Th u rsday 7. p m Choir Watson . pastor , Wallace W~ dne sday ev ening prayer Pra cttee Thursday B p m Bradford , s up t • morn i ng me!' e t ng 7 30 p m Youth LETART FALL S - Ch urch worship , 9 30 , church scl'loot, prayer service ea c h TL,Iesday, Sc heel 1st 2nd Jrd Sundays young people 's 10 30 FAIRVIEW BIBLE 10 15 a m 4t h Sunday 9 15 meeHng , 6 J(l p m , evening CHURCH , L e tart W Va. Rt a m Wo rShip 1st 2nd Jrd worship , 7 JO p m , Bible 1 R f:'v George Hoschar . sun days ll I S am , .41h study , Wednesday, 1 30om pa stor Sundav School 9 30 Sunday 7 30 p m MT UNION- BAPTlST - am Prayer and B ib l e study MORNING STAR R ev R D Brown suppl y 7 30 p m Cottage Pra ye r Wors h tp 9 30 am , Church pastor Sunday sc hool supt • Se rvlce Tu es d ay. 10 a m School 10 30 a m M1d Week 9 45 a m Sunday cven mg Wor'Sh•P Serv•c e Thursday, Serv•ce Wednesday a p m worshtp 7 p m 7 30 p m I, .CUNS Television log for easy viewin~ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1976 11 :3()-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; XII Winter Olympic Games 6. 13. Movie "Killer Bees" 8; Movie "The Curse of the Fly" 10, Janakl 33. 12·()()-Rookles 6, t3 1 oo-Midnlghl Special 3,4, 15, Movie " War of the Satellites" 10 t ·ll)-lronslde 13 2 1()-News 13 7. 30-Porter Wagoner 3, Treasure Hunt 4; Candid Camera 6, Evenlng Edition with Marlin Agronsky 20; S2S,OOO Pyramid 10; Pop Goes lhe Country 15, To Tell the Truth 13, Black Perspective on the News 33 oo-Sanford & Son 3,4, IS; X II Winter Olympic Games6, 13. Sara 8, 10, Washington Week In Review 20,33 8 30-Practtce 3,4, IS, Wall Street Week 20,33 9 ()()-Rockford Flies 3,4, U ; Movie " The Taking or Pelham One Two Three" 8, 10; Firing Line 20. Masterpiece Theatre 33 10 oo-Police Story 3,4,15, News 20; Educ~llonal Implications 33. 10 31f-Avlatlon Weather 20 8 HMMPH~ .. OSV•OU?~Y YOLJ·ve M15·TRANSlATED THE MA~KIN6 ' ON THE FLA?K ·OR W>E THEFWI!>!i GONE WEAK WITH A0&! 3~News 2 30-Movle " Mome'lt to Moment" 4 6 oo--Movie "She Gets Her Man" 3 4 CHANNEL FIVE 7 oo-wrestllng 1c) 8 oo-Roller Derby (cl 9 ·oo-Artworks 9·3()-Wyatt Earp 10 ~Target Corruptors II oo-News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15; ABC News 33. WIN AT BRIDGt. Forcing club bid runs amuck SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14,1976 oo-Sunrlse Semester 8,10 6•3()-FIIm 4; Fun for Everyone 6, TV Classroom 8; Treehouse Club 10; Kentucky Afield 13 . 7 .00-Saturday Report 3, Farm Market 4; Eddie Saunders 6, U.S. Farm Report 10; Devlin 13. 7·3()-Bullwlnkle 3, Dream of Jeannie 4, Jetsons 6; Vgetable Soup IS; Dusty' s Treehouse 8; Man from C 0 S. l 10, Make A Wish t3; Mister Rogers 20. S·oo-Emertency Plus 4 3,4,15, Hang Kong Phooey 6,13; Pebbles& Bamm Bamm 8.10; Sesaeme St. 20. 8.3()-Josle & the Pussycats 3,4,15, Tom & Jerry 6,13; Bugs Bunny-Road Runner 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 9 oo-secrel Lives of Waldo Kitty 3,4, 15, Elec. Co 20. 9 3()-Pink Panther 3,4, 15, Lost Saucer 13; Big Blue Marble 6, Scaoby-Dao 8, 10, Mister Rogers 20. ·lO·oo-Land ofthe Lost 3,4, 15, Advenlures of Gilligan 13; Hot Dog 6; Shazam-lsls8. 10, Sesame St. 20 . 10 3()-Run, Joe, Run 3,4,IS; Groavle Goalies 6,13, 6 real strength by hiS Jump to 13 , four clubs and South JUmped • QJ 7 10 s1 x clubs He had decided •KQ JI032 his partner's b1ddmg was that tK meant to show a v01d of A AQ9 diamonds North went to s1x WEST EAST notrump and West opened a .. 109632 .. 8 5 4 spade • A6 • 985 South won and went after t 963 t AQ.I 82 hearts Wes t ducked the f1rst • 732 • 81 heart lead , but had to wm the SOUTH 10) second one A AK Then West entered mto • 74 some sort of trance He had a t l07 5 4 feehng that somehow or other • KJ 1065 Neither v ulnerable there m1gh t be somethmg wrong w1th h1s opponents bld· dmg F mally, he led a diaWest North East Soulh mond and East cashed three diamond tncks • NORTH BOtiN LOSER 'I H ... l DON'T =- !'IIIII> ".• " •. In o ur nolton's mfoncy, tl woJ George Wash who sh owe d us the power o f fo tttl h1m the courage to f1gh t on wh1le I tn d espa1r Fauh sustatned h1m th roug h the dark days of Valley Fo rge He never doubted t hot nght wo uld ulltmately preva•l 'iOJ~I-.l IT, &L.A.D'f? . ·~T~AI< LJTTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-NOW "YOU ~AO NO WA~ n l ected b~ The Amerocan Bible SOCII!'; OF KNOWING- IT HOR1S TO HAVE ..OOR 6U1 OOR 50 ~ - HE UEP owN TOUS · IT· WASH '"T THf FI~Sl liME - so ~ liE TO 'fOll • Tue1do y Mrtoh Jerem1a h 6 68 3 12 1.5 Wedne1doy Gtnem 22 9 13 WERE AfRAID Th urldoy Fndoy Matthew .. 5 10 Geneu1 Sa turday P1olm1 3 IS 42 1 11 Nattonwme Insu ranc e Co of Columbus, 0 30 7 Spnng Ave Pomeroy Otal992 2318 FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS MIDWAY MARKET Pornoror Ph m 2582 BOB'S MARKET Ma son . 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' CI O thiS newspaper, P 0 Box 489 Rad1o C1ty Statton, New York, N Y 10019) 40 - out (got by ) DOWN I Cabbie's computer 2 Abreast 3 Term for a bse-stealer (2 wds) Yesterday's Answer 4 Son of Odm 5 Skm problem 15 Like za Necktie of dogs the party 6 Rambow JOker symbol shape 18 Dunuush 28 Young 7 Close-fisted 21 Highway aruma! (4 wds .) ZZ Fraulem's 29 D1rt 8 Arranged m street 30 Allevtated a senes 23 Dogs 35 Bravo or 9 Corrected (colloq. ) Grande II Gennan poet, Z4 Thames 36 New Gwnea Hemrtch estuary town 27 "Arabtan Nights" bird 211 Verb1age 1 -- ---...,..- - -- -- - - - - - - , 3 1 - hmunel 1 i11MM-IIE60TONE 1-\.fAJ( R:JfNT- HIS AOSE". 32 Farmmg -50 All 8YR!'4S5ES EVE.R'/TH!N' £L5Eunplement Zcat?S UP-AAI' FLATTENS 33 Swunsmt NIAA "part rr"rr ' · 34 Stock holdings 36 San W''S<~ Obtspo 37 Quite old 38 Htgh point 39 Bar by legal LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 231 l! ' YES, YOU 'D REALLY BE HELPIN0 ME OUT :• 100 BUT I. HAVEN'T I'.ORKED 1>0! r!D LIKE FOR 50 LON6! 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MANA$ER OF BONNAZI JANIE PlANE' LEFT AND I\\o\ BACK IN DESIGN I NEEDYCV ID RUN 1HEOFFICE SCORPIO (Oct. 23- Nov. 221 Be,rnic:e B- Osol For S•turd•r, Feb 14, 1971 ARIES (Merch 21-Aprll 191 Your warm 1 ngrat~at1ng manner today wtll add luster to your pe rso nal tty and enhance your 1mage In th e eyes ol others TAURUS (April 20·Mey 201 One letter Slmpty stands for another In th1s sample A 11 used ror the three L's, X f or the two O ' s, etc Smgle letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are al1 I hints Each day the code letters are dilferent •• ••• •• CKYPTOQUOTES BYDSDUO •• DG I :• !.!I ••• •• lJ., U AOL , BYPSEYF PLTUPURUPDLT OYEM J wuz HlJII''It- ,11 I'M SHORE SHE'D LET ME SORRY DJQOVU PSBDYUELVO , GDY UAO DG XO!r HLDIM- IETAPLXUQL Yellenii!J"o Ceyptoqaote: IT IS EASIER TO BE CRITICAL THAN TO BE OORRECT. -ANON '" ••1• Klna ,._ _ ,,..._.., toe.) 0\JR GAUL'S MARKET EL You 'll make an eJCcelle nt host or hostess today so tf 1t d oes n t mterfere w1th you r present p lans have a sma ll group over GEMINI (Mey 21 -June 20) You re fortunate today tn that yo u II know how to p ut to a worthwht le u se mformatlo n pas se d on to yo u Be a good hstener CANCER 'June 21-July 22) Your c hances for ga tn look very pr om ~ smg today Don't close doors to s•t uat1on s that co u ld tncrease your resou r ces LEO (July 23-Aug 22) '(ES MA'AM .. CHVCK AND I REALIZE WE 010 W~ONG .. OtOCt< AND I HAVE t..EA~NED 001< LESSON . CIIUCK AND r KNOW SETTEg NOW CHUCK AND I Will TRI' To pmg best r esul t s today do that wh tCh ha s to be done so as not , to ca ll too much attention to yourself o r the other pa rty I CAN SPEAK FOR MVSELF !! Chester, Otu~J I ' ) \ T he more c hallengtng the s1tuahon t he bener you respond to 11 today Set deftm te goals d o n t settle tor second 1 best SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Use your charm humor and the so ft sell today with others The resu lts may even s urpn se you CAPRICORN (Oec . 22-Jen. 19) Th er e IS oppo rt unit y abou t you today but yo u may h ave to dtg lor tl a btl Read between t he hnes of what s to ld you AOUARlUS (Jell. 20-Feb. 181 Favors you ask of fnends today are ltke ly to oe granted You r pals are sens ttt ve 10 you r needs and want to help PISCES (Feb. 20-Merch 20) There are gre at er reward s t han usual tor tasks tha t you put your hands to tod a y Tak e prtde tn what you undertake Th<S s hould b e a pleasan t d ay es ~ pectally tf you re Involved m so me gr oup ac tlvtly You II know how to get th tng s IUm- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) For l(ES MA'A\\, CHUCK AND I AAVE FINISHED SOME CARD·PLA'IIN' MONEY-- · UH ·,·· ET ZPGGRTPDL OZXO. - XODYXO "'!:::..:.._==~~"""'fi~~~...,---...._-~--,;=--"-----'--'----~~--:;· Tt day you ca n absorb 1 knowledge and Ideas Study som e thtng co nstruc t ive you ca n later put to use DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: AXYDLBAAXR is LONGFELLOW • 5 3()-Gupples to Groupers 33 00-News 3,4,8.10; God Has the Answer 15; Mete Hawaii 33 6 3()-NBC News 3,4, 15; XII Winter Olympic Games 6,13, Rhoda 8, CBS News 10; Lilias Yoga & You 33. 7 oo-World at War 3, Lawrence Welk 4, 15; Hee Haw 6,8; Firing Line 33, In the Know 10. Nashville an the Road 13 7 3()-Treasure Hunt 3; Last of the Wild 10; Newsmaker '76 t3. 8 110-Country Coyote Goes Hollywood 3,4,15, Almost Anything Goes 6,13; Jeflersons 8,10, Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33 a 31f-Doc 8.10. 9 oo-Movle "Old Yeller" 3,4,15; XII Winter Olympic Games 6, 13; Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10, Austin City Limits 33 9.3()-Bob Newhart 8,10. 10· 110-Carol Bur11et1 a, 1.9, So.!11!d$1age Jl. 11 00-News 3,4,8, 10. 13; ABC News 6, Wally's Workshop 15; Janakl 33. 11 ·1!>-Movle "The Monitors" 6 11.31).-Movle "Prescription : Murder" 3; Saturday Night 4, 15, Movie 8, Movie "Peyton Place" 10; Movie " Creature with the Blue Hand" 13. 1·0<1--Movle "Man's Favorite Sport?" 4; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6. 1.15-News 3, Movie "Graveyard of Horror" 13. I :3()-Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 8; Movlo "Chubasco" 10. I :4S-<1Movle "Trial Run" 3. 3:0<1--Movle "The VIking Q_," 10. 3 4S-Movle "The King's Pirate" 3.4:45-Movlo "Nearly a Nasty Accident" 4. 5:15-Movle "To Ole In Paris" 3. 6:-.Salnt 3 6 means - THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS Pomeroy I! IF MAW Meigs County Branch 296 W. 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ENTERTAINMENT CENTER MY GOO'NES5 1 HIS c~;r~~'i_ t FElLOW ISN'T COM 1NG OFF 1 W e Ft ll All Doc tors Pre scn p hons 992 2955 Pom eroy RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING Dtaf?92-S248 ' •• SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY (Form erl y Sa d ie's No.arke t ) Syracuse Ph 992 3986 Locust St ALLEY OOP Mtddleport, l . 46 Court St RUTH'S MARKET Thtrd Sl .... 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AGENT Smal l Eng1n e Sa le s & Servt c e 498 Lo c u st St Middleport Ph . 992 3092 SEE YO\! l<liOW· · GUESS lHF W1th the hope it will, 10 some measure'. foster and help sustain that which is good 1n family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose name~ appear below WILKINSON'S CAN HELPs MORE THAN 1 ~N 1GUES5 WE Sl •asbuog Vhgm>.& THEY 'IQJ FOLKS BEtfl\q JUST AS YOU ARE 10 lRY 10 Mo nd ay Pass Pass Pass Pass ,. Pass Openmg lead - 3 • tOll COULDM T MELP IT · Sunday Gene•u 9 5 16 TARTARE"? D ~ The Church now ~ as 1n Woshtngton ' s doy- ts eager to eas e ou r doubts and to sustam ou r sp1rttuo l needs W 1th God 's help, we shall p er severe Copyr111h 1 1976 l<e ls!er ACI~Bf l lll ng Se rv1ce Inc co & LIE"VE' In our ow n tr oubled t1 me s, we too need th e same deep, ob1d1n g fo1th S~ 11p l y res .~().11 3, Movie "Strange Bedfellows" 4 3.oo-Movle "Jigsaw" 3. 4 · 1.~-Movle "The Wise Guys" 3 wt:rdey F"'. U, 1878 You Wtll form seve ral alltances t hts co ming year that w•ll help advan c e yo ur h opes a nd w 1shes One c onnection will be w•th so meone who res 1des Qutte a dt s ta nce from yo u NICE 601N6, CHUCK' OfFICE �1 J/rg~[Ji:r~'::::~~i· :=:::~·£i;,or Fast Results Use The S~ntinel Classifieds t-TI!e tMIIJ.SentiJ1!!1 Mid"lePori-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Feb.13,1976 GoO'DnDEAL j Un.sr:ramble these four Jumblr-. one letter to each aqu~. lo form four ordinarJ wonh. "< -..... •• .. .... --:: -,. ., •t\~outsell aSweet~~ Business Services Modern An ti que FURNITURE STR IPPING SERVICE Removal of Pa i nts Plas ti cs - Varn ishes . -e tc . wood or Meta l. Ref ini shing ..of Repair s Furniture . Bur nishing . Polishing of Copper & Bras ~ WHAT YOU Mli5T KNOW IN O!<'D!Oi<: 10 PLAY A T~OMI!IONE. II Nqw amut(t the rlrcled letten to form the 1\arpriH an~wer, u we Buy eurreated by the above cartoc;m. Antiques <~ MODERN CHEMICALS 100 k err Stree1 Pomerov , Ohio 45769 (614) 992 -2798, Dick Seyler 1-29-1 mo . Jumble.: LOUSY Yc.tcrd•y' • ! FEVER CANKER Ara.wer: Ont 's lift ill thangtd by tltesf' In Memory dea r , hea r ; far aV(a y for P .M . Da y Be ,ore The Publ isher reserves th e rig ht to edit or reject anv ad s de em e d obj e ctio n a l . Th e p ub I is h e r wi ll no t .be re spon s ible for more than one incorre c t insert ion . Bu t nor too far for tho ug ht to reach . Sweet to re m ember h im , who on ce was he r e , And who tho ugh abs ent , is j us t 5 cents per wo rd on e insertion brothers .· 14 cen ts per word three c on sec ut i v e in se rtion s · 26 c en t s p e r word si,.; c on · A LDw Cost. ·I· FREE ESTIMATES B"lown Insulation Services secut i v e in se r t ion's 25 P er Ce nt Di s count on paid ad s and ad s paid w i th in 10 · days. CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $2 .00 fpr 50 word miriimum Ea c h addit i on a l word 3 cents . 8L.,!NOADS Add i tional 25c Ctlarg e p er /\rlver t isem en 1 OFFICE HOURS 8· 30 a . m . to 5:00 p . m . Daily , 8: 30<:1 . m . to 12: 00 Noo11 Saturday . Financing Available Blown into Watts& Attic s STORM WINDOWS & DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING - SOFF I TT GUTTERS · AWNtNGS LARRY LAVENDER Syracuse, Oh io Ph . 992 -3993 4 10\m o . Card of Thanks ----~- -- -SPECIAL!~ 12 WORDS. · 4 DAYS Ill I St:l ~ - ' to e)( press 0Ur sin c ere tha nks to tile ma n y fr iends and neighbors whp showed us kindness following the r ecent los s u f our d e ar mo ther and ·g randmothe r , Mabel Pett i t. It was deeply. app r eciat ed .· ' Thank you . . · Th e Pettil Family . 2 . •J-7tc WE __ __ ______ Currencv and Supplies '":"' ....,. or Trade Buy, Sale From fhe largest Trv ck or ' Bu!ldozei''" Radiator to the sm·all esl He.,ter Core . Nathan Bigg s Radiator Specialist SM!TH NELSON MOTORS, INC. PomeroY Cakes, Baked and Decorated To Your Order Licensed baker a nd decor a to.- . Kitchen State In spected Kuhl Cake Decor Auto Sales 1968 NOVA . g,ood conc;ti t iO!J.\. Phone 992 3249 2 13 ]tp --;-.,.r___.,~-- J.t ~~--­ TON · Int ern ational P ick up , sp tr ansm i ssfon , appro )( 10,000 mil es Phone 992 701 7 2-l36 tp 4 1968 JEE P Wago neer , 6 cyl . st d., loc k o ut hubs. Phone Ha rol d Br e wer , long Bottom . Ohio (6\41 985·3554 . 2 · 1. tf c ;;-oRo~.;-wh~~d-;j:;t;-u;k-:-V . 8, good condition . H aro ld Brewer , Lo n g Bot t om . Phone (614 J 985 ·3554 . 2-1-tfc MODER N home in Ches ter , 8 roo ms , 2 baths . 2 por ches . sun porE h . 1 'I basement , c ity and Wel l wat er , natural ga s, gara g e Pt i ced tO se ll . Phon e (6,l i1 985-410 2. ~~... 2·4 tfc ---'---- -- ---;-'<(-L -~-----. F OR Sale near Lanq s vi ll e. 5 rm . house . root ce llar wit ti roo m over , 7 bay d etach ed garage, 1' u acr es, n o ba th , hot and co ld wat er. in ki t ch·~ n . L.P ..gaS: hea! ;.hcate r s . with ··house . Cal l 742 2819 io,'t a fler ~ · p . m . ' 2 t06tp used, and your phone number. Including prices for items of, • wan t a d Iere d .In your w iII inc rea s,e response. · .. 1.·----~- 2. _ _ __ _.. 3. _ _ _ __ 4.----,--.,.---5, _ _ __ _ 6. _ _ _ __ _ 7. _ _~-- 8·- - - ----,9. - -- - 10.- ---- 11.- - - - 12.-- -------'NAME - - - ADDRESS.--:-.CITY- - -PHONE _ __ _ MAIL WITH I '1.25 TO THE DAILY SENTINEL 111 COURT ST. POMEROY, OHIO 45769 .... . . .··--l..: / ·.~ . .: . ··:.- , PONTIAC ' " .... -.. ~ ~ ~ • A ~ . PONTIAC LOWEST PRICED MID-SIZE CARl 1976 Pontiac LeMans 2 dr. Hardtop V-8 engine, automatic transm iss ion , power steering, power brakes, air cond. , AM radio. radial tires. gray with gray landau vinyl top. gray vinyl interior. • QUALITY BUILT FROM THE INSIDE OIJT. 1976 Buick Regal 2 door Hardtop steeri~g , V-8 engine, automatic transmission . power power brakes , air conditioning , AM radio with tape, rad1al tires. red with red Landau top. and red cloth interior . RE A DY M I X C O N ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ del i vered ri g ht to y o ur pr oject. Fa$ t and easy Free e·s t imates Phone ''992 328 ~ . Goeglein Ready M i K ' Co ., Mid dl ep ort. Ohio . 6 30 lfc ELWOOD BOWER S REPA I R - Sw eepe r s. to a ster s, irons , all small app ti an ~ es . Lawn mowe r , next ro Sta t e Hig h . way Garage on Route 7. .fhOnc 985 -3825 . 4- 16.1f c ---- -------:------- ~ • • • •" ~ ... ~QUALITY USED CARS- in ter ior . , • • _•• •• ••••••• • ••• ••••••••• •• ••••••• '219·5 v.a, P. S., P. B., brown with brown V. top . A M ·FMtape. rad ia l tires. Local oWner . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '4195 1974 BUICK ELECTRA· 225, 4 DR. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ONE OF OUR FRIENDLY SALESMEN: CEWARD CALVERT, J. D. STORY, B.ILL NELSON Dealer" ___ _ Real Estate For Sale Carpeting 501 NYLON REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOTEL . > GEORGE S. HOBSTEnER RUTLAND FURNITURE 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY See one of tt~ese courteous salesmen: Pete Burrrs, Lloyd Me Laughlin or Marvin Keebaugh. •• 1974 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX 2 DR. H.T., auto., 1975 Ford showroom low mileage .•• • • • •• •• • •••• • • • • • • • ·•''' • ••.• • • • • • • • • •• • 1975 Ford . Official's cars and demo offered at fabulous February clean up prices . •• •• ••• ••••••• ~ Pomeroy Motor Co. - Karr & Van Zandt ..... "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" ., 992·5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy . Open ·Evenings Untii6:0~Til Sp.m. Sat. "'· "" •• .-.•.•. - ... ••• • • '· ...•••. .... • • = · •• • 12995 ;~7!n~:r:-~. ~~~.r.~~~·. ~ ?:: .':!~~!e~: -~~:~.n.:~t.... '2295 cadillac 13195 ~~:e:.":.~. ~~-~: .~~o..~-~~~·.::~.a.~ .-~~~~~. ~~~-h••••.SJ495 $2695 E I. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SJ]95 ~~~i~t~~~~~-~~~ ~2• ?~~ -~~~~!~~: .~.n.~. ~~. ~~~ .- • • ••sl695 :~~ ~:~e~:~ .~~~a-~~-~~~~ :~~~;: .~~~~~-v.~r•y• $J395 1910 .S795 11695 v.a 19U 4 A.T. · '595 11695 speed 1972 Sedan Deville, 4 dr . full equipment, extra nice . Air . • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • ••• • • • • • •• • •• • • • • • 1912 Volkswagen xceptiona • • .. 75 Cordobo, beige Wilh black vinyl Landau root. • . •..• ~: 75 Chrysler Newporl, 4 dr. Tom Rue ,. S;ai• Price $ 5495 ----'4495 '4195 s3795 75 Plrmoulh Valiant Cuslom. 4 dr., 6 cyl., automolic, air condilioning. ' ____ Tom Rue Sale Price ~. :· •• ....•• 74 Plrmoulh Solollfle, 9 pass., Sla . Wqon. ,.• • -· ·~­ h • ' ti •.•••••• ..•..,_ Dodge, 9 pass. wagon. · Tam Rue Sale Price •• *· • ...•'...... ~, . ~. ~. ~. :· •• ~•JI'"· - Mercury Monloflll, Sla . Wagon. _ _ _$~1495 Tam Rue S.le Price u• •• •• __...E.'1695 -:;$2195 ---'""$1495 Chev. Impala Cuolom. 2 dr. H.T . __ Tom Rue Sale Price •• •• ... vw s995 aug "Mechanics spociat" _____ Tom Rue S.le Price ~:tord ... . ._sags , AT. •• •. 1971 Chev. Chevelle, 4 dr. sedan, auto . trans . ..... Chevrolet. choice of C:oupe and d r .. R uns good . • • • • • • • • • • ·• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • •• ·" 1971 Ford F250 J ;,. ton , 4 Pi ckup . .......... MANY' MORE SEE: Fred Blaetfnar. Pat Hill. Me_lvin Little, or Dan Thompson ·-• ..... ~· • Phone 992-2196 197S Nova L.N. 4 dr. Std . , dark blue, vinyl roof, air . Loaded with extras. • Reductdl014664.00 CASH p_aid fOr all makes and mod els of mobil e homes . Phone area,-. c:ode 614 423 9531 . ' · 4• IJ .tfc --------'---·---- Wanted To Buy ' dLD P LAY~R pianos Need not be in worki ng cond illon . Call 742 .2l4 j . '2 11 6tc -----~ -'------ ---- --- T I MBER . tO p pr ic:e tor standing sow l i mber . Call ~614 ) ~46 · 8570 day or night 2.4. 121 c --. - ----- ----- -I WOULD lik e to buy a late mo'del outboard motor , tr om 70 to 85 h .p . Phone 992 7106. 1-12 -Jtc .,._; ._ _____ __ __ ______ OLD furnitur e, ice bO)(es . brass b e ds , Old watl telephones and ports, or complele h'ouseholds . Writ e M . D . Miller , Rl. 2, Pom eroy , Oh io . Call 992 7760 . 10 7 7 ~ For Rent ENJOY gracious liv ing al Village Manor in MiL dleporr for as. tow as SIJO per month wi t h all utilities. oaid Th ese . are brand new high qual ity apartments at prices you . can afford . Your rent in etudes month t o month leases , all elec . liVIng , carpeting, ·· range end refrigerator , free trash pickup , cable TV at your expense , and on .site · laundry faciliti es . Con . venlent to shopping on Th !rd • and Mill Stree ts -in Mid · dleporl. See the manager at _Riverside Apeutments or call 99 2· 3273 . Furnished aparlments are also available . 2·2·78tc i 1 I I ---- --'-- ~_.,._ ___ - --- ~ --~-~----~· I $299S.OG I USED TRUCKS READY TO WORK 1 2-1972 Chevrolet 2 ton 102" C. A., IS,OOG lb. 2 speed rear 1 1 axle. 292 Big Six 4 speed trans. good tires. $309S.OG 1 1973 lnternational2 ton 8 cyl. 5 speed 18,SOG 2 speed rear I axle, good tires. $389S.OG I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I SEE YOUR SPECIAL SALESMAN Geo1Je Harris-.Dalas Blarins-Roaer Dillard For Sale Nofice ol Appointment POMEROY LANDMARK C.rsey. Mgr . ~-Jack w. -- 1964 JOHN Deer e dozer , 10· 10 diesel engine, 8 ft . blade . good co n dition . S4 . 000 . Phone (61dJ 98 5 359.1. . 7 8 7tp PoiiiiiiOJ, Ohio " ---:--:--_----~,.. ~. ·~ Now at Landmark -------------- - "' - - - -- Is Often More Important Than Buying For Pl'lce -. .... - ...,. -. . .... -- -- -· ·- Buying In Conf~dence From The Rltht Man 992-2126 ~ .....__ _ _ , Reg . $339.00 Val . I i OPEN EVES. TIL 8 · --- · CO-OP Automalic Waitt Condillonor Model UCXXX. 110,000 Wo8klr lOrain Capoclly I Anniversary Savings 011 I I All Cars & Trucks in Stock. NEW AND USED 1 1 Through Feb. 28th 1 Pomeroy ·Motor Co. COMPLETE ceram ic outfit bel ow cost. S4000 . IJ In - COAL. limestone and all types tere sted. please ph one 992 of salt and rock' salt for- ice 2718, Middleport , ·Oh io . and s now remo-_.al . E x . 2-12·61p celsior Salt Works, East Main Sf., Pomeroy , Ohio . MIXED HAY . Phpne 949.2036 Phone 992 - 3~91. or 949 ·2660 . 12 ·7 -tfc 2-12 -6tc - ·- - - ----~--- --'--'-'--- HONDA SL350. - good con · 1967 F t·A T 4 dr . Good con · rt'tl on . Call (6141 985 -3947. dillon . SJ95 . Pho!ie 992 - J~OS . 2-10·41p 2-1J: Atp -·---- -- - ·----STARCRAFT trailers and HUNTING Dogs. One Reg . fold -downS , some 1975 model Treeing walker , 6 months fold -downs . Used 1974 old , 1 reg . female red bone, 9 traller . Best prices in Trl . m o nths , Su nburst Coon State area . Serv ice what we huntin~ light $40 . Phon e se l l. financing arranged . (614 ) 667 3621 . ca mp c onl .e y Starcraft 2-1J .3tc Sales , Rt. 62 N . of Po int -----~-----~--Pleasant . 14FT . MET A L truck b ed with 2· 10··Hc hoist on 61 GMC Cha ssis . Sl ,OOO . Call around 12 . 30 COA L FOR SA LE . CA B Coal p .m . 949 -2!ii74 . Com pany , I mite north of 2-J3 . .4tp Ch eshire , on Rl. 1 P ick vour -·-- - - ----- ~- ....... own , S20 per ton . Open 6 days 22 STUBNOSE-D pis tol • .46 p c pl'!r week , or call (614 1 367 set of China dishes , plain 7330 for further informat _ l on . guitar and case, girl'!!- 24 " ·1-8 78tc bike , wooden rocker. other dishes , 13 inch lires . Phone McDANIEL Cus1om Buf . 742,'2078. c hering, West Columbi~, W . 2. 13·2tc Va . We butcher cattle and hogs . S10 cattle GOOD hay , St bale·. Lead ing slaughter; $7 for hogs ; 12c creek Road . Phone 742 -3108, tor c utting and wrapping . V . Vitatoe, Box 195, Mid · State and federal Inspected ; dteport . Open 6 days .per week . 1-13 -41p Phone (304 ) 882 ·32'24. 1-30 -261c - , ~--------- l-------~-------J SAVE -- "" IN D AS H 23 Channel CB. A M · F M .MPX .radio , 8 track stereo . Call 992 .3965 . 2-12-lfc _____----- CORN for sale . Phon e (614) 98S 3538, Pa ul Karr . 2 8-6tp ln6 Promotional 61 Step Side, lfl ton, 6_ cyl., auto., P.S., P. B., radio, Scollsdale Equip., black, while striping, dark red lrlm, chrome bumpers. FREEZE R beef , coni fed, stee r s. 800 lb . Call f614J 985 · 38 05. . 2-11 .41C ~ - -- For Sale (SAVE) HAY for sal e, S1baleor trade? Phone F rank Oachel. Leading Creek Rd . 742 -208S . 2-1· 17tp 8EDRM . doubie- wid e . furnished , utllil les paid , convenient to Gavin and Mines . Phone 992 -7017 Or 99'2 .7666 . 2·1J.61p .... Caprice Estate Wagon C-20 Suburban All with air. SAVE 102 " C.A . 18,500 lb. 2 speed rear axle. 5 speed Clark 366 8 cyl., P .S ., 9,000 lb . fronl axle, drip mldgs .• dual horns, 23.000 lb. rear sprtngs, aux . rear springs, mirrors outside, frame relnf .. full foam seat~ cab assisl handles, H . D. vac. Reserve lank. PIG S for sale , approx , 65 tbs . Phone 9~ 1 ,J640 . 2·B-7tp ---- --~ -~- - - -- 2 1975 Salesman ·Demo. Caprice 4 dr. Sed. Malibu Classie 4 dr. For Sale Wanted --- ---- ------·-- LOST in Bash an area , male Plott nound , name of Duke. Name tao on co llar . Phone ( 61<1 985 ·<2•8 or 992 3<08 . 2·6·6tc 11976 Chevrolet CE66703 1 19)5 Caprice 2 Dr. H.T.. J dark red , auto .. P.S .. P.B .. I air, loaded with extras. Rtductd to $5370. 00 1 1975 Impala Spl. Cpe., light I grey . I Rtduced to S456l . OO I 461 S. 3rd Middleport CAREER awaits you with I WILL be glvlno plano tessonS In my home starling Feb . 1. Lurler cosmetics , "a For intormation call 99 2 HO USE in R u tland . Ca H 992 . 1970 350 JOHN Deere Dozer , 6 quality product for 53 3278. f t. blade . ca nape , com 5158. years ." No territory ptetely reb uil t . 55.950. Pnon'e 12 18 50tc restriction , work tram your ' 4 lfc 161<! · 985 -3594. home . Still lime to win your '-· - - ---- --~-- ....... trip to NIIIIU . .FOr ep - · HAVE you-r Income taXes ·--··- ... ~ - -~- - prepared by Steve Cleland , po·lntment , cell Madylon 1964 JOHN Deere Dozer, gas Racine . Phone 949 -2883 . Stone (304! 727 -9269 engine. 6 fl . blade , canape, 2-6· 12t c A 1R co H ei r t. R C welding (collect) . 2·l · l2tc winch . re verser bar , machine . new clec a ll complete ly rebuill, 55,000 . accessories inc luded . Phone Phone U14) 985 -359• . '192 3.110 2-8 7tp 10 2B l fC INCOME Tex Service , Federal or St ate taxu . Phone 992 -7228 or see Wallect Russell, Bradbury . 1·30 -l61c 1975 Caprice Classic, 4 dr.. spt. sed ., dark green , vinyl roof, aula .. P . S .. P . B .• loaded with e x tras, air . Reduced lo 55594.00 1975 Suburban C20903, 4x4 . . . """"' 992 -2111 ·"t96 S F ORD LTD: New 12 oD: Winchester 37 A Single shol . 2 BEDRM .· nl<ibiiiiiome, reai Phone 742 -2359 . nice . Phone 992 ·3324 . 1·13 -26tp Notice ~ ! -~- Natice ! Med . red, 350-4, power windows. air cond., tilt telescope wheel. P.S., H. D. Battery, AM-FM radio, GR70-15 radial white lettered tires . SAVE SAVE 350 -4 aula., P . S.. P . B . • radio, ce·nter· seat. Rtduced to $6144.00 Park , Rt. 33, ten miles nort h of Pomeroy . Large lots wilhcDncrete patios . sidewalks, runners and off street parking . Phone 992 -7479 . 12.Jt .tfc See: Tom Rut. R•v G. Pltl WI or I I 1976 Corvette 11976 Chevrolet C20-C10 4x4 Open Evenings Til6:00 Except Thurs. and Sat. Til 5:00 -COUNTRY - ---- - -----Mobile Home PH. H2-2594 ~. •• I I I I 1975 Monro Town Cpe. , 4 1 speed, 4 cyl. Radial !Ires, 1 Scoltsdale Equlp. , .a ulo., P. S., P . B., radio, H.D. shocks, F&R mirrors, radio. viRnyl roof. . 1 350-4, 750-16- Don & offlread llres . I4Qlly1 educed lo S3742.00 I Wllloway green, bron ze, tan & cream, nlghl blue & while. The time to buy is at low, tow winter prices. The best deal is at Dan Thompson Ford . -3 AND 4 RM . turnlshed and unfu'r nished apts . Phone 992 . 5434. J1 .9. tfc MANY MORE USED CARS, STOP & LOOK . 1975 Monza Town Cpe., auto ., 4 cy l. , radial tires, P.S., radio, vinyl root, dark green . Rtduced to $3905.00 Maverick 2 dr . 6 cyl. • • • ............. ..... .... - ~­ ...... sedan , 1 Mevtrlck 2 dr., aulomallc , 6 . _ _ _ _ Tom Rut Sale Price . dr . 1972 Ponliac Calalina , 2 dr . H .T ., air . Sparkling original dark green, vinyl top . •,• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • -- ---------~--- 75 Oodge-Coront12 dr. hardtop , 360 V -8. Tom Rue Sale Price---" •• 4 GOO D u sed· Electro l u :x sweeper . Phon e 74 2 28'23 . 2- 11 31c Tom Rue Sale Prlce~.,....- ..•• .. .. ...•• .. 411, DEALER S iri scra p. tron , metals , junk autos . Rid er ' s Savage Phone 992 5468 . 1 2 29tp FACTORY OFFICIAL CARS NEW CAR WARRANTY $AVE$ 1973 Ford L TO Sla. Wagon, air and l ull equipment., Tops in ever y way, 8 pass ........... .. - TOM RUE MOTORS It ~~~e~.o~~- ~r.~~. ~~~~~~·. ~-~~:·. ~~~~.~·. ~~~ ~~~.c•a•l• • •• $2995. 69 Qlevrlllet % ton PickuD-- ----- 1295 72 Dodge l ton Truck, flat bed----12695 • -~ "Salesmen's SPECIALS" 1973 Ford LTD Brougham . 2 dr . H.T., d ivided seat , full equlpmenf. Very 1 V-8, auto ., P .S., P . B., air, AM-F M s t£.reo. sterling silver wi th g ray cloth 47th ANNIVERSARY s'3995 52995 ~:~e~o~~. ~~~~~~?: .:~2. -~~~·.~~~..~~~.e.~~~·..~~:... 12995 52995 clean .····--··••••••••• LTD. V-8, clean, $jl}95 67 Chevelle 4 Door 6 cyl. auto. ----- 695 69 Olds 98 4 Dr. Sed., power, air ---'1195 68 Pontiac Station WaPI--:-------' '795 66 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan _________ '395 ! - ::.::::::.--=====::: -------- 1973 Bronco 4 wtMtel drive, 302 V -8. auto . trans., P.S. ()ne owner, like new . •••••••••••••••••••••••· 1973 Mercury V-8 MQntogo, 2 dr . H .T. Extra sharp .· • •••• • ••. ••-•. • •• ••• ••••., • • • •••• •••. •• •••• 1 •" SMITH NELSON MOTORS ! ~~ .• • 1- I .. •• 1972 PONTIAC GRANDVILLE 4 DR. ----- --------- ~~ ••" ~ Pom er oy Oll ice 105 Bu1fernu1 992 -JJttS Formerly Weed Wflot esa t ~ . Featuring : Delu:o: Zer ox Copy Ser vice , S uppl ie S , O f'fi ce Suppli es , M i f"Jleo g raph lar gest sel ec tion . ot wed d in g sup pl ies in Sou th eastern Ohio . Th e Print Shop Comptet~ ( Still ' in· business i n Middlepo rt) 12 a 2 m o . - ________ .. 71 Buick S.L 4 dr., pow~ air.- ____ .'1995 70 Chevelle Coupe, V-8 auto.------ '1595 70 Dodge Mon. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.B.,-'1395 70 Olds 98 HT Sed., pow., F. air---...'1095 · 69 Ply. 4 Door, V-8 auto·--------'895 68 Dodge Dart Cpe., V-8 auto. ----- '995 67 VW 2 Door Bug ___________ '695 • ----- ·-,------------~ ~~ 7l Ford Tor. Cpe., y-8, auto., air_ ___ .'1595 • - -- ----------- I 71 Ford LTD Wagon, pow., luggage rack'1695: " Business Services Special Rates by Week or Month •' BISSEll BUILDERS Quality Print Shop 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., power, air __ - - 2695 72 Qlev. Imp. Cus. Cpe., full oower, air'2295 72 Olds Lux. sed~ full power, fact air 12895 1 • Rill Estate for Sale Rooms, '5.00 up • • • •• NICE COMFORTABLE MIO.SIZE! Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992-2174 La Salle .. .. ..• ~. -•' 2-12.1 mo. 72 Buick LS Cus. Con., power, air--- '2895 72 Buick Electra, V·top, pow., air..: __ 12695 ~ advantage of our pr ices .. Quality built homes . Nice lots available in nice locations . Ph . (614) 985·4102 72 Olds Cut. Cpe., power, air------ 12495 72 Datsun 2 Door, std. _________'.1595 ~ .,• . - -·------- i 73 Volkswagen Bus, 9 pass. _____ _: 13295 .. _.. TEAFORD i Equipment Co. 71 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air __ !2495 75 Cluw.\ % l C20 PU, 4 wh. dr. ___ '5395 }5 MMrick 4 Dr. auto., P.S., P.B.-- '3195 74 VW Bus, 9 pass.·----------'3695 ~· "Your I 73 tadilac Coe. DeVile, power, air--'4795 72 Cadilac Cpe. DeVille, power, air __ 13895 .. •·. " iC -;.!...~ DAN THOMPSON FORD ~ • Take --- : MEIGS USED CARS , ----~-=-== ••• •••• SALUTING A. R. KNIGHT'S BIRTHDAY MORE AT •. Q ..-·..... .,. SAVE MONEY? Employment Wanted NICE 2 bedrm hom e, ba th , refrigerator . stove. wa sher and dryer , hardwoo d f loors , n ew thermo p ane wi ndow s, storm dOors, alu m . siding , conc re te por ches, 11 ew nat . gas fu rna ce . $10." 500 . Phon e ( 614) 985 4245, Che ster . 2 10 6t c ..;.;.; ..····, lf - AND A GOOD DEAL ~ WANT TO 1-11· 1 mo. HOU SE tor sale. extra l ar ge l'ivin g rQom . d ini ng room , large kit chen. fa m ily roo m , SEWI N G of all kind s, dress es '2 bedro om s . bath , .a ll car for all occasions , stack s, peled , excep t ki l che n, ni ce shirfs . n ~w born layell es, ya rd . g ood loc at ion . May be c urtains , drapes . Phone 992 se en a t JJJI G r an ! St . , 3035 and ask for Dorothy . Mi ddleport. Ph . 99 3 3794 . 2 ·4 - 12t c . . 2 9 6!C ~---------- ..... --'--- ::.:.:.... • •• ~ FOR SALE Bicentennial Coins 19755 Pr oof Sel 16 pes .) S2S .OO; 1975 Mini Sel S9.00 ; 1976 Silver Proof Sel 13 pes . 1 SIS .OO ; 1976 Silver UNC Set 13 pes;) $8.50. Call Rulland , 742 -2331 R&J COINS Roger Wamsley 1 '23 1 mo . Call 992-7537 Pomeroy, Ohio --- Each initial and gr!)up of figures counts as one word. Be sure to coun.t name and ·address, if estimates on carlu~ting and installation . We' ll bring samples to your home with no o61i9•tion. See how you can really save. MikE! Young , Manager Sales and Installation Rt. 3, Pomeroy . Ohio 45769 Phone day or night 614 -992 -'2206 LH. J mo . ... H.T .. v.a, P. S:, P .B. , air,. ti l t wheel. maroon with w hite Vin yl -·~-.----..-----~----:interior 19 68 250 FORD P 1ckup , £13, 000 :t'HERE will be an auct i on ac tua l l-"miles . Phone 992 . .... SE PT I C T A N K S c l ea n ed . sa l e Frida y ni ght at 7 p . m .. 3640. New and used me r chandise Modern Sanitati on . 99 :<' 3954 2 87tp "' at Ma son Auc ti on, Mason . or 992 7l4? W . Va 9 18 tfc 19 69 VOLKSWAG EN wi th 7 ACRE S mor e or less in Long · Bottom , city wat er , new 2 12 2tc -~---- ~~ Ba ja kit. $650 . Phone 99? se pti c ta nk . $2.500 . Cont ac t ExCAVAT I NG . dozer , toa-u l:'o· -·---~-----~~- -~ 5663 . THt: ME I G S County Fox Ralph Well s. L ong Bollom , 2 8.6t c and ·back hoe work : scpfi c H unt ers w i ll meet Saturday Ohio . tanks i n s t a ll ed . dump at 7: 30 p m . at th eir c l ub 2 11 ] tp tr ucks and to boy s for hi r e ; 19 74 1 TON Chev . du m p truck , hou se on Ea g le Ridge . wi ll haul ti l l dirL top so il, v -8 , d5d , 4 sp ., p.s .• p .b .. Fri~ndly 2- t2.2tc li mestone and grav e l . Call 16,000 ac t u a l m i les . $3 , 800 Bob or Roger Jeff er s. day Ph on e (6 14 1 985J594 . NEW shipme n t of ir regu l ar ph·o ne 992 7089 , night phon e 2 s.7tp soc ks at 25c pair at O -J 992 3525 or 992 ·5232 . House of F abr i cs, 1 mile VIrgil 8 .. Sr ., Broker 2· 11 tt c G .T ., V -8 , sou th of Middleport on R t. 7. 19 71 COM E T IOMechanic Pomeroy, 0 . d, new tires and standa r 2.11-4tc REMODE LIN G , Plumbinc_;~ , Phone 992-3325 pa int. shocks, brake shoes , -~----hea ti ng and all type s of 49 ,000 mil es , $1.000 Phone SHOO T IN G M .A TCH . Corn general r epai r . Work STEAM HEAT - 3 BRs .. (614) 985 3594. Hollow Gun d ub , Sunday , I gl!aranteed . 20 years ex 2·8 'HQ Ph bath s , TV room , p m .. ,· rp il e pa sf M i le·s peri ence . Phone 992 .24 09 . ---.,.:...-------~~ so l a r t' um, ba se ment, Ce m etery . 5-1-lfc garag e an·d · ni ce tot . 2· 12-2tc $25,000 . EXCAVA TIN G , dozer , ACRE, 6 rms and bath, RUTLAND Ame r ic:a n Legi on ONE backhoe and d l t c her . RENOVATED - 3 BRs ., Rf. J, Pomeroy , Rose H it l. Ch·arles R Hatfield Ba ck Gun Shoot un der shelt&r . D ick Dav is propert y , f Ull lot s of storage, gas F .A. Hoe Ser 11 ice , Rutland , Oh io . Beechg r ove Road. Rutland . basement , alum in'um f urna ce, 2 concre te ',. 12 noon Sunday . Phone 742.2008. · ROOFING , si d ing , gul!ers and sid ing , Pll n ete d . $10,000 . Call 11.30 78tc ' .___ -----·--- ---' ·_11_"' Oak Hill 685 ·6576 evenings ; porches. dry ba sem en ! , dow n spout s. Stor m door s garden, a nd garage . an d windows r em odeling , Jackson '286-3004 days . D & D TREE Tr imi'Tii ng , 20 ,, AS H s! 'f reew i ll Baptist 2 s.Jotp pai n ling and general repair . $21,500 . I yea r s ex peri enc e . In sur ed , Church . corn er of As h and Satisfa c t i o n g u aran t eed . MOO ERN 4 BRs .• I h P l um St . in Middleport . Will 3 BR 1--fOME , jus t f inished fr ee estimates . Ca l l 992 2384 Call 1614 1 985 38 03 for fr ee ' bath s, larg e k i t wi th .or { 614 ) 698 72 57 Albany . ho l d a reviva l sla r t ing estimate . r emode l i ng . Sa l em St ., dining. oi l furna ce, 2 ca r 10 15 lie Monday , F eb . 9. Preaching 2 13 6t p Rutland . Phone 742 -23 06 .__ __ _ -~ ~-each night by Rev . Glen after 4 p .m . or see Milo B .' garage and one level acre . Co ll in s, Nelsonville . Sta rts ' SEWING MACHINE Repairs , e xcA VATII\l G ~ BAC K HOE S Orly $25,000 . H utc hinson . at 7': 30 p .m . Th e " Yolith For serv ice. all makes . 992 2284 . A ND DdZER , LARGE A ND. 68 ACRES - Renova t ed 8 Christ " Ch oir wi ll be The Fabric Shop . Pomeroy . SM A LL . SEP TI C T A N K S rms., 4 BR s., 21h baths. bo t si n g in g . Pastor is Rev . Noel r BRBrick h~-; ~;-v-;:-;,-2, 1 A uthoriz ~ d Sing er Sales an d IN S TALLED . BILL water heat . ·large mod . kit ., H erman n . 197SCHEVROLET SUBURBAN •56895 Serv i ce . We sha rp en PULL,INS , P H O N E 992 -2478, ba rh s. garag e on 2.8 ac r es oak trim , carpeting, etc . , Scissors " DAY b R N IG HT . 2·6-7t c · Red & white fin!sh, double air, loaded with every Chev . on paved ro ad nea r For ked -~~---.--~~---...,..11 - l1 -78tp . 3 29 tfc $60.000 . Run Slate Forest . Ph one option, low mileage, never titl ed , Co . Demo, - - ' - - ' - - _...,.__ MAKE SURE you gel every (6 14 ) 667 3787 . $38,000 . OL 0 HOME - In excellen t Slicker Over 58,000.00. SALE PRICE S6895. WOULD l ik e t o do yo u r O'D-ELL Alin emen t locate d possib le d ed uc tion thi s year . t .l s.27tp condition, 3 BR s., bath, gas ha ul in g . larg e or "mall . H.ave your Federa l and behind Rutland Gr.,de -·~· -- -1~-----furnace, dining, nice kit., 1975 PINTO MPG S2895 Phon e ~61.t l 985 39dl any Sta t e In come Tax return by School . Tun eup , brakes, full basem ent. near tim e. Whit e 2 dr. . 4 speed tran s., radio , body mouldings , W·S· an accountant . Phone 992 wheel ba lan c ing , al inem ent 2- 11 6tp 6173 . ....,:. bu siness sec . Only S17.000. Phon e 742 2004 . w tir-es . It's like new wi th less than 5,200 miles. 1116t f c 1-21-52tc 12 ROOMS - Large old er C. BR A D FO RD . Auc t ioneer . hom e, 5 BRs ., 2 ni ce ba th s, 1972CHEV. 2-TON C&C $2995 Complete Senice . Ph one cook and bake units, mod . 102" C. A. heavy duly springs, 292-6 cy l . engine, 15.000 949 2487 or 949 2000. Racine . kit ., gas furna ce, woodlb . 2speed rear axle, foam seat , mirror s, clean ca b . · Ohio . Crill Bradford burning hea rth , a nd 2 large 608 10 -9·1fC' ~------------, lots . $25,000 . MAIN 4'h ACRES On cily LET US DO IT!! POMERO , 0. utilities , 8 rooms, 1112 baths, 3 · BE DRM . home , lust n .ice ly r e modeled , with finished , remodeling , Sa lem central air and heaf. 2 ca r SYRACUSE Newer St , Rutland . Ph on e 742·2306 garage . Picni c ca ve 1 after 4 p .m . or see Milo B . home, 3 BR , bath, som e Hutch!son $31.000." : POMEROY, 0. I paneling & til e, hardwood 9·23 -tf c MIDDLEPORT Nice floor s, N. gas F .A. furnace, Ph . 992-2176 I I older home with larg e part ia l ba sem ent, garage. , 3 BEDRM . ·-house In Mid : I I Irving , 11;, baths, dining , . dleport , c:orn er tot . New 1International I $22,500 hot water hea t , and large POMEROY Jl/4 acres, bath , story and ha lf , ut i lity I Harvester I 200 ft . frontage , originally room , hew car peting and lot out of flood area . Only, new roof , garage and work $16,500 . had 2 houses. Ideal for New Idea Equipment room , frui t ce llar . Close to TURN YOUR SELLING $499Square Chain 1 home or t railer . $3,000. sc h o ol and shopping . 1Me Culloch PROBLEMS OVER TO US . RUTLAND - 2 BR, bath, $ 17, 500. Phone 992 -7624 . Yard 1Saws . · ' dining R. , wash R ., 1-'27 -26tc , porches, garage. A good I -----~------J RUBBER BACK buy at $8,500 . RUTLAND - 2 SR . bath, We het11e hundteds Of dining R .. ca rpeled , carpet values . Your lob can pa neled t i led , garage, close be completed i n I to 2 w eeks. No long · waiting to shoppi ng , $9,500. Now is the time to buy your land to build your new per iod . Jhar ins faller has 28 157 ACRES ·- Columbia & home on. Wildwood Estates, located on the flatwoods ye&rs e)(perlenc.e .. Expert ~alem Twps. 35 A. for road , with all utilities, o.f fers you all y,ou desire with its ln~allation . You'll llke cultivation . 50 A . t imber, beauly and privacy . Our special offer !his woek Is 15 wtl6t you get. Middleport, 0. Ph. tt2 - 2771 ~ 1 bal . paslure, lall fenced) . aci·es of woods with cottage, a fre•h w•ter creek CALL 742 ·2211 Home has BR , barn & winding ils wav through lhe beaulltul pines, truly a TALk TO WENDI;LL other bldg; . $38,000. GRATE paradise found. Priced to sell fast at S15,000.00. For OWNER HAVE A CARPET CONSULTANT more information call: SfiLLING PROBLEM? LET liS SOLVE IT . CALL NOW. WE , NEED P. O. loa: 101, Pomeroy,Ohio LI STINGS . Pilon• n5-4116att.r 4:00 992-2259 or 992·2S68 741 -ll:.li;__ _ _.,;;R,;u;,;ll.;,a;;,nd.., Notice AVAILABLE TO INDIVIDUALS ONLY! NON COMMERCIAL NO REFUNDS. Free Real Estate For Sale wfE W IS H to thank al l th o">e who helped in an y Wdy d uring the d e th of our loved on e. Net tie Be tz . Thank you to A r cadia Nursing Hom e, L oyal Women 's Cla ss of Midd l eport Ch urch of Chris t, George Glaze . the Middleport . ChUr f: h of Christ . Ve terans Memoria l H ospita l. n ur ses and s ta ff memb ers . Or . T ell e and Dr Ridgway . the Ra.wtingS Coats FUner a l Hom e. a~d the pallbearers . Thank s to every one w ho sen t flow er s, cards . and kind ness . · The F'a m i l y 2 13 lie WRITE YOUR OWN AD! lfS EASY TO ORDER BY . MAIL! : Mi n imum Cha r g e Sl. OO 2 IJ -ll c Living •••••• SLOAN'S CARPETING '~ ..'· ..... •• . . ............... • COINS Ph . 992 -2174 For Wa nt Ad Servi'c e Sad l y missed by w if e , Betty , c hildre n, si sters an d CASH WITH ORDER- PH.992-6173 RATES a s dear . ONLY Now accepting clients for bookkeeping and tax service. REGULATIONS s ight Want Ad :'. Will Cut Cost of LARRY WHOBREY PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AD) Pub I icat ion . M on day D ea dl ine 9 a . m . Can ce llat ion -· Co r r ect ions w ill be a cc epted unti l 9 a . rl"! · tor Da y o f Publ ic at io n . Sil en t i-S th e v o ice w e lo ved to or speech. aimfl>li -" FELONIES ~ INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 Gon e i s the fa ce w e loved so Too WEEVIL NANl I N L O V IN G memory o f Calvin I m bod en w ho pa sse d aw ay Feb . 13, 1975. Pt exagtass - Tab le Tops · Mirrors - Storm & Screens . FERRELL'S GLASS & HOME MAINTENANCE S id i ng - Vinyl & A l um in um W indo w Glas s &. Glazing . On the Jo b or in Sh op . · P ic k up and d el i very service. ·' Ca ll Collect J88·82l'i Specialize in bUild - up roofing & hot ro.ofs . Free Estimates - 10 vears e)(perlence . Har 'lle Ferrell Bidwell , Oh io 2·6 I mo . . llfi8tl VALUE RATED . . . __• • -• . • • -. •::=::::::::::--: · cue No. 21.111 Estate df Emmet P. Bartels, Deceased . . Nollce is hereby gtven that Vernon e. Bartels . of 38,5 Belfast. Cinclnnat•, Ohto .t52J6, has been duly appol n.tt:d Adm inistrator With ttie Wtll AnneXed of the Estate of. Emmet P . Bartels, deceas~d . late of Syrac:use, Me,gs county, Ohio . creditors are req':'lred !O tile their claims w •th satd Hduclary wllhln tour months . Dated this 9th day of Feb ruary , 1916. Manning D. Webster Judge l'lt 13, 'lO , 27 , :Jtc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT cue No. 21704 Estate of LETITIA "REA Deceased. . Notice Is hereby g i ven that . Aileen Wehrung Of Ppmeroy , Meigs County, Oh io , has been duly appointed Executrix of the Estate of Leti tia Rea , f Pomeroy d I I Clecease ' a e 01"'!10 (J ' M eigs Counly, . cred!tors are requlfed to file tneir c:laims with said fiduciary with in four months . Dat ed th is 26th dav of Jan uary 1976. Manning D . Webster · JUdge PI Cour t of Common eas. Probate D iv ision ( 1 , ::t O n1 6. 13 . J tc · Township Annual Appropriation Resolution The Board of Trustees of Le t art Township , Meigs County, Ohio , met in Special session on the .4th day of Februiry, 1976, allhe office of Board of Truslees with the following members present: Don R. Hill, Virgil Roush, C. T . Norris . Mr. Virgil Roush moved the adoption of the following Resolution: BE IT RESOLVED by tl'\e Board of Trustees of Letarl Township, Meigs County, · Ohio, that tQ pro11ide for the current expenses and other expenditures of said Board of Trustees, dur.Jng the fiscal year , ending December 31, 1976, the following sums be made for and during said fiscal year, as follows , vit : General Fund That there be appropriated from the GENERAL FUND for MISCELLANt=OUS· PURPOSES : Admlnisrnuve Selarles- Trustees S 1.500.~ Salary - Clerk2,000.00 Travel and Other Expenses of Officio Is 5.00 Supplles- Adm . 100.00 Burial Expenses 100.00 Employer's Retirement contribution •oo.oo Workmen's Compensation 500.00 General Health Olst . 1,500.00 Auditor 's and Treasurer 's Fees 150.00 Efectlon Expense 200.00 Other Expenses 200.00 Total Misceltaneous Purpo5es 6,655 .00 That there be appropriated from the GENERAL FUND for TOWN HALL, MEMORIAL BUILDINGS and GROUNDS PURPOSES ; Town Halla. MemDrlal Buildings 1nd Grounds New ButldinQs and Additions 2,000 .00 Rent 180.00 Total Town Hall ' Purposes 2,180.00 Tttat tt'tere be appropriated from the GENERAL FUND for FIRE PROTECTION PURPOSES ; Fire Protection Contracts 600 .00 Total Fire Protection Purposes 600 .00 Motor Vehitle License Til Ill: Fund That there be appropr iated from the MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE TAX FUND : Miscellaneous Notes 2.000.00 Meintenance · Salaries 1,000.00 Employers Retirement 112.00 Total Motor Vehicle License TaK Fund J, d 112.00 Gasoline Tu Fun That there be eppropri atea from tne GASOLINE . TAX FUND : , Miscet11neous Salar ies- -Trustees ~ . 500. 00 Employer 's Ret irem ent contribution 5.40.00 Tools and Equ ipment 500.00 Repa irs 1,600.00 i Milinteriance 5,000.00 Salaries 2,000.00 Material Contracts 1,300.00 Uahed PreaiiDtentallaalll Other ExpenseS PERS SSAO.OO 600.00 Is Friday, Feb. 13, Total Gasollne Tax Fund 16,0.tO.OO the 44th day ol1976 wiUt 322 to · Cemetery Fund follow . That there be appropriated 'lbe moon Is approacblng from the CEMETERY FUND; Its full phase. Salaries 5,000.00 The momlng stars are Employer's Retirement Mercury and Venus. Contribution · 560.00 Tools and Equipment 500.00 The evening stars are Other Expenses 200.00 Total Cemetery Fund 6,260.00 Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Cemetery Bequest Fund Those born oo this date are That there be appropriated mder the sign Aquarius. from the CEMETERY BEQUEST FUND : French statesman Maurice Expenditures TaUeyrand was born Feb. 13, Nonrestricted 300.00 17M. Total cemetery Bequest Fund 300.00 On this day In history: Federal Revenue Sh•rlng rn 1635, Ute oldest public Fsnd ~ Contracls- Servlces 3.200.00 Institution In America-the Advertising anti Printing 100.00 Boston Latin School- was founded. Federal Revenue Sharing Fund . 3, Joo.oo .In 1914, the American Recopllulallon . Soc . iety of Composers • OfFunds Miscellaneous Gentrol Auth~ and Publillhers 'WU Purposes 6.6SS .OO formed TownHoll Purposes 2,180 .00 lnl~~ Russi '!roo •--L Fire Protection ' nuo, Bn JJS WUA Purpose 600.00 Budapest after 49 days of Totol Gener&l Fu~d 9,A35 .00 Aohting in which more than Motor Vehicle L1cense 1.-ea• t Tax Fund 3,112.00 50000 German frool» were Gasoline TaK Fund 16,040 .00 . Cemetery Fund 6,260 .00 • cemetery Bequest F.ond 300.00 In 1974, exiled . Russian Federal Revenue Sharlhg writer Alex and e r Fund 3.300.00 •~- • Grond Tolill Of All So.....,rutsyn P.rrlveel in w~ ""' Funds 38 ,4<7 .00 Gennany with only the Mr . Don R . Hill se.conded clothe his back the Resolulfon end the roll S on · being called upon Its adoption the vote resulted as follows : Mr . Don R . Hill , yes Mr . Vlr:UII RouSh. yes Mr . c . i . Nor~ls , yes Today or tilled Adopted - February .4 , 1976 Darrell Norris Clerk. Board of .Township Trustees THE STATE OF OHIO, MEIGS COUNTY , u : I, Oarrelt Norris , Clerk of the Boerd of Trustees of Letart Township , Meigs County , Ohio , and In whose custody the Files, Journals and Records ot sald Bo1rd are required by the Laws ot the State of Ohio to be kept , do hereby cerllfy that the foregoing Annual Ap 'proprletjon Re~oolutlon il taken and copied from the original Resotutio" now on file with said Board , that the foregoing Resolution has been compared by me with rne said original end that lheaame 11 • true and correct copv there . WITNESS mv lignature. lhls 4rh day of February. 1976. Darrell Norrll Township Clerk . (21 13, He tv•enlna •ea<:h week weeks . This Is a tniorable hobby and ski which can save hundreds ot dollars rebuilding, and reupholstering own furniture In profess ion a I manner . Information an reservations to visit 1 domonslrall.o n cl wlthool obligation wrl or call at onco . KNOTTS . UPHOLSTERING SHOP Raulw I , Ill 16 1-C O.llipolto, Cillo 45631 Pllonl446·2917 .' •• .. �1 J/rg~[Ji:r~'::::~~i· :=:::~·£i;,or Fast Results Use The S~ntinel Classifieds t-TI!e tMIIJ.SentiJ1!!1 Mid"lePori-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Feb.13,1976 GoO'DnDEAL j Un.sr:ramble these four Jumblr-. one letter to each aqu~. lo form four ordinarJ wonh. "< -..... •• .. .... --:: -,. ., •t\~outsell aSweet~~ Business Services Modern An ti que FURNITURE STR IPPING SERVICE Removal of Pa i nts Plas ti cs - Varn ishes . -e tc . wood or Meta l. Ref ini shing ..of Repair s Furniture . Bur nishing . Polishing of Copper & Bras ~ WHAT YOU Mli5T KNOW IN O!<'D!Oi<: 10 PLAY A T~OMI!IONE. II Nqw amut(t the rlrcled letten to form the 1\arpriH an~wer, u we Buy eurreated by the above cartoc;m. Antiques <~ MODERN CHEMICALS 100 k err Stree1 Pomerov , Ohio 45769 (614) 992 -2798, Dick Seyler 1-29-1 mo . Jumble.: LOUSY Yc.tcrd•y' • ! FEVER CANKER Ara.wer: Ont 's lift ill thangtd by tltesf' In Memory dea r , hea r ; far aV(a y for P .M . Da y Be ,ore The Publ isher reserves th e rig ht to edit or reject anv ad s de em e d obj e ctio n a l . Th e p ub I is h e r wi ll no t .be re spon s ible for more than one incorre c t insert ion . Bu t nor too far for tho ug ht to reach . Sweet to re m ember h im , who on ce was he r e , And who tho ugh abs ent , is j us t 5 cents per wo rd on e insertion brothers .· 14 cen ts per word three c on sec ut i v e in se rtion s · 26 c en t s p e r word si,.; c on · A LDw Cost. ·I· FREE ESTIMATES B"lown Insulation Services secut i v e in se r t ion's 25 P er Ce nt Di s count on paid ad s and ad s paid w i th in 10 · days. CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $2 .00 fpr 50 word miriimum Ea c h addit i on a l word 3 cents . 8L.,!NOADS Add i tional 25c Ctlarg e p er /\rlver t isem en 1 OFFICE HOURS 8· 30 a . m . to 5:00 p . m . Daily , 8: 30<:1 . m . to 12: 00 Noo11 Saturday . Financing Available Blown into Watts& Attic s STORM WINDOWS & DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING - SOFF I TT GUTTERS · AWNtNGS LARRY LAVENDER Syracuse, Oh io Ph . 992 -3993 4 10\m o . Card of Thanks ----~- -- -SPECIAL!~ 12 WORDS. · 4 DAYS Ill I St:l ~ - ' to e)( press 0Ur sin c ere tha nks to tile ma n y fr iends and neighbors whp showed us kindness following the r ecent los s u f our d e ar mo ther and ·g randmothe r , Mabel Pett i t. It was deeply. app r eciat ed .· ' Thank you . . · Th e Pettil Family . 2 . •J-7tc WE __ __ ______ Currencv and Supplies '":"' ....,. or Trade Buy, Sale From fhe largest Trv ck or ' Bu!ldozei''" Radiator to the sm·all esl He.,ter Core . Nathan Bigg s Radiator Specialist SM!TH NELSON MOTORS, INC. PomeroY Cakes, Baked and Decorated To Your Order Licensed baker a nd decor a to.- . Kitchen State In spected Kuhl Cake Decor Auto Sales 1968 NOVA . g,ood conc;ti t iO!J.\. Phone 992 3249 2 13 ]tp --;-.,.r___.,~-- J.t ~~--­ TON · Int ern ational P ick up , sp tr ansm i ssfon , appro )( 10,000 mil es Phone 992 701 7 2-l36 tp 4 1968 JEE P Wago neer , 6 cyl . st d., loc k o ut hubs. Phone Ha rol d Br e wer , long Bottom . Ohio (6\41 985·3554 . 2 · 1. tf c ;;-oRo~.;-wh~~d-;j:;t;-u;k-:-V . 8, good condition . H aro ld Brewer , Lo n g Bot t om . Phone (614 J 985 ·3554 . 2-1-tfc MODER N home in Ches ter , 8 roo ms , 2 baths . 2 por ches . sun porE h . 1 'I basement , c ity and Wel l wat er , natural ga s, gara g e Pt i ced tO se ll . Phon e (6,l i1 985-410 2. ~~... 2·4 tfc ---'---- -- ---;-'<(-L -~-----. F OR Sale near Lanq s vi ll e. 5 rm . house . root ce llar wit ti roo m over , 7 bay d etach ed garage, 1' u acr es, n o ba th , hot and co ld wat er. in ki t ch·~ n . L.P ..gaS: hea! ;.hcate r s . with ··house . Cal l 742 2819 io,'t a fler ~ · p . m . ' 2 t06tp used, and your phone number. Including prices for items of, • wan t a d Iere d .In your w iII inc rea s,e response. · .. 1.·----~- 2. _ _ __ _.. 3. _ _ _ __ 4.----,--.,.---5, _ _ __ _ 6. _ _ _ __ _ 7. _ _~-- 8·- - - ----,9. - -- - 10.- ---- 11.- - - - 12.-- -------'NAME - - - ADDRESS.--:-.CITY- - -PHONE _ __ _ MAIL WITH I '1.25 TO THE DAILY SENTINEL 111 COURT ST. POMEROY, OHIO 45769 .... . . .··--l..: / ·.~ . .: . ··:.- , PONTIAC ' " .... -.. ~ ~ ~ • A ~ . PONTIAC LOWEST PRICED MID-SIZE CARl 1976 Pontiac LeMans 2 dr. Hardtop V-8 engine, automatic transm iss ion , power steering, power brakes, air cond. , AM radio. radial tires. gray with gray landau vinyl top. gray vinyl interior. • QUALITY BUILT FROM THE INSIDE OIJT. 1976 Buick Regal 2 door Hardtop steeri~g , V-8 engine, automatic transmission . power power brakes , air conditioning , AM radio with tape, rad1al tires. red with red Landau top. and red cloth interior . RE A DY M I X C O N ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ del i vered ri g ht to y o ur pr oject. Fa$ t and easy Free e·s t imates Phone ''992 328 ~ . Goeglein Ready M i K ' Co ., Mid dl ep ort. Ohio . 6 30 lfc ELWOOD BOWER S REPA I R - Sw eepe r s. to a ster s, irons , all small app ti an ~ es . Lawn mowe r , next ro Sta t e Hig h . way Garage on Route 7. .fhOnc 985 -3825 . 4- 16.1f c ---- -------:------- ~ • • • •" ~ ... ~QUALITY USED CARS- in ter ior . , • • _•• •• ••••••• • ••• ••••••••• •• ••••••• '219·5 v.a, P. S., P. B., brown with brown V. top . A M ·FMtape. rad ia l tires. Local oWner . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '4195 1974 BUICK ELECTRA· 225, 4 DR. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ONE OF OUR FRIENDLY SALESMEN: CEWARD CALVERT, J. D. STORY, B.ILL NELSON Dealer" ___ _ Real Estate For Sale Carpeting 501 NYLON REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOTEL . > GEORGE S. HOBSTEnER RUTLAND FURNITURE 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY See one of tt~ese courteous salesmen: Pete Burrrs, Lloyd Me Laughlin or Marvin Keebaugh. •• 1974 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX 2 DR. H.T., auto., 1975 Ford showroom low mileage .•• • • • •• •• • •••• • • • • • • • ·•''' • ••.• • • • • • • • • •• • 1975 Ford . Official's cars and demo offered at fabulous February clean up prices . •• •• ••• ••••••• ~ Pomeroy Motor Co. - Karr & Van Zandt ..... "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" ., 992·5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy . Open ·Evenings Untii6:0~Til Sp.m. Sat. "'· "" •• .-.•.•. - ... ••• • • '· ...•••. .... • • = · •• • 12995 ;~7!n~:r:-~. ~~~.r.~~~·. ~ ?:: .':!~~!e~: -~~:~.n.:~t.... '2295 cadillac 13195 ~~:e:.":.~. ~~-~: .~~o..~-~~~·.::~.a.~ .-~~~~~. ~~~-h••••.SJ495 $2695 E I. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SJ]95 ~~~i~t~~~~~-~~~ ~2• ?~~ -~~~~!~~: .~.n.~. ~~. ~~~ .- • • ••sl695 :~~ ~:~e~:~ .~~~a-~~-~~~~ :~~~;: .~~~~~-v.~r•y• $J395 1910 .S795 11695 v.a 19U 4 A.T. · '595 11695 speed 1972 Sedan Deville, 4 dr . full equipment, extra nice . Air . • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • ••• • • • • • •• • •• • • • • • 1912 Volkswagen xceptiona • • .. 75 Cordobo, beige Wilh black vinyl Landau root. • . •..• ~: 75 Chrysler Newporl, 4 dr. Tom Rue ,. S;ai• Price $ 5495 ----'4495 '4195 s3795 75 Plrmoulh Valiant Cuslom. 4 dr., 6 cyl., automolic, air condilioning. ' ____ Tom Rue Sale Price ~. :· •• ....•• 74 Plrmoulh Solollfle, 9 pass., Sla . Wqon. ,.• • -· ·~­ h • ' ti •.•••••• ..•..,_ Dodge, 9 pass. wagon. · Tam Rue Sale Price •• *· • ...•'...... ~, . ~. ~. ~. :· •• ~•JI'"· - Mercury Monloflll, Sla . Wagon. _ _ _$~1495 Tam Rue S.le Price u• •• •• __...E.'1695 -:;$2195 ---'""$1495 Chev. Impala Cuolom. 2 dr. H.T . __ Tom Rue Sale Price •• •• ... vw s995 aug "Mechanics spociat" _____ Tom Rue S.le Price ~:tord ... . ._sags , AT. •• •. 1971 Chev. Chevelle, 4 dr. sedan, auto . trans . ..... Chevrolet. choice of C:oupe and d r .. R uns good . • • • • • • • • • • ·• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • •• ·" 1971 Ford F250 J ;,. ton , 4 Pi ckup . .......... MANY' MORE SEE: Fred Blaetfnar. Pat Hill. Me_lvin Little, or Dan Thompson ·-• ..... ~· • Phone 992-2196 197S Nova L.N. 4 dr. Std . , dark blue, vinyl roof, air . Loaded with extras. • Reductdl014664.00 CASH p_aid fOr all makes and mod els of mobil e homes . Phone area,-. c:ode 614 423 9531 . ' · 4• IJ .tfc --------'---·---- Wanted To Buy ' dLD P LAY~R pianos Need not be in worki ng cond illon . Call 742 .2l4 j . '2 11 6tc -----~ -'------ ---- --- T I MBER . tO p pr ic:e tor standing sow l i mber . Call ~614 ) ~46 · 8570 day or night 2.4. 121 c --. - ----- ----- -I WOULD lik e to buy a late mo'del outboard motor , tr om 70 to 85 h .p . Phone 992 7106. 1-12 -Jtc .,._; ._ _____ __ __ ______ OLD furnitur e, ice bO)(es . brass b e ds , Old watl telephones and ports, or complele h'ouseholds . Writ e M . D . Miller , Rl. 2, Pom eroy , Oh io . Call 992 7760 . 10 7 7 ~ For Rent ENJOY gracious liv ing al Village Manor in MiL dleporr for as. tow as SIJO per month wi t h all utilities. oaid Th ese . are brand new high qual ity apartments at prices you . can afford . Your rent in etudes month t o month leases , all elec . liVIng , carpeting, ·· range end refrigerator , free trash pickup , cable TV at your expense , and on .site · laundry faciliti es . Con . venlent to shopping on Th !rd • and Mill Stree ts -in Mid · dleporl. See the manager at _Riverside Apeutments or call 99 2· 3273 . Furnished aparlments are also available . 2·2·78tc i 1 I I ---- --'-- ~_.,._ ___ - --- ~ --~-~----~· I $299S.OG I USED TRUCKS READY TO WORK 1 2-1972 Chevrolet 2 ton 102" C. A., IS,OOG lb. 2 speed rear 1 1 axle. 292 Big Six 4 speed trans. good tires. $309S.OG 1 1973 lnternational2 ton 8 cyl. 5 speed 18,SOG 2 speed rear I axle, good tires. $389S.OG I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I SEE YOUR SPECIAL SALESMAN Geo1Je Harris-.Dalas Blarins-Roaer Dillard For Sale Nofice ol Appointment POMEROY LANDMARK C.rsey. Mgr . ~-Jack w. -- 1964 JOHN Deer e dozer , 10· 10 diesel engine, 8 ft . blade . good co n dition . S4 . 000 . Phone (61dJ 98 5 359.1. . 7 8 7tp PoiiiiiiOJ, Ohio " ---:--:--_----~,.. ~. ·~ Now at Landmark -------------- - "' - - - -- Is Often More Important Than Buying For Pl'lce -. .... - ...,. -. . .... -- -- -· ·- Buying In Conf~dence From The Rltht Man 992-2126 ~ .....__ _ _ , Reg . $339.00 Val . I i OPEN EVES. TIL 8 · --- · CO-OP Automalic Waitt Condillonor Model UCXXX. 110,000 Wo8klr lOrain Capoclly I Anniversary Savings 011 I I All Cars & Trucks in Stock. NEW AND USED 1 1 Through Feb. 28th 1 Pomeroy ·Motor Co. COMPLETE ceram ic outfit bel ow cost. S4000 . IJ In - COAL. limestone and all types tere sted. please ph one 992 of salt and rock' salt for- ice 2718, Middleport , ·Oh io . and s now remo-_.al . E x . 2-12·61p celsior Salt Works, East Main Sf., Pomeroy , Ohio . MIXED HAY . Phpne 949.2036 Phone 992 - 3~91. or 949 ·2660 . 12 ·7 -tfc 2-12 -6tc - ·- - - ----~--- --'--'-'--- HONDA SL350. - good con · 1967 F t·A T 4 dr . Good con · rt'tl on . Call (6141 985 -3947. dillon . SJ95 . Pho!ie 992 - J~OS . 2-10·41p 2-1J: Atp -·---- -- - ·----STARCRAFT trailers and HUNTING Dogs. One Reg . fold -downS , some 1975 model Treeing walker , 6 months fold -downs . Used 1974 old , 1 reg . female red bone, 9 traller . Best prices in Trl . m o nths , Su nburst Coon State area . Serv ice what we huntin~ light $40 . Phon e se l l. financing arranged . (614 ) 667 3621 . ca mp c onl .e y Starcraft 2-1J .3tc Sales , Rt. 62 N . of Po int -----~-----~--Pleasant . 14FT . MET A L truck b ed with 2· 10··Hc hoist on 61 GMC Cha ssis . Sl ,OOO . Call around 12 . 30 COA L FOR SA LE . CA B Coal p .m . 949 -2!ii74 . Com pany , I mite north of 2-J3 . .4tp Ch eshire , on Rl. 1 P ick vour -·-- - - ----- ~- ....... own , S20 per ton . Open 6 days 22 STUBNOSE-D pis tol • .46 p c pl'!r week , or call (614 1 367 set of China dishes , plain 7330 for further informat _ l on . guitar and case, girl'!!- 24 " ·1-8 78tc bike , wooden rocker. other dishes , 13 inch lires . Phone McDANIEL Cus1om Buf . 742,'2078. c hering, West Columbi~, W . 2. 13·2tc Va . We butcher cattle and hogs . S10 cattle GOOD hay , St bale·. Lead ing slaughter; $7 for hogs ; 12c creek Road . Phone 742 -3108, tor c utting and wrapping . V . Vitatoe, Box 195, Mid · State and federal Inspected ; dteport . Open 6 days .per week . 1-13 -41p Phone (304 ) 882 ·32'24. 1-30 -261c - , ~--------- l-------~-------J SAVE -- "" IN D AS H 23 Channel CB. A M · F M .MPX .radio , 8 track stereo . Call 992 .3965 . 2-12-lfc _____----- CORN for sale . Phon e (614) 98S 3538, Pa ul Karr . 2 8-6tp ln6 Promotional 61 Step Side, lfl ton, 6_ cyl., auto., P.S., P. B., radio, Scollsdale Equip., black, while striping, dark red lrlm, chrome bumpers. FREEZE R beef , coni fed, stee r s. 800 lb . Call f614J 985 · 38 05. . 2-11 .41C ~ - -- For Sale (SAVE) HAY for sal e, S1baleor trade? Phone F rank Oachel. Leading Creek Rd . 742 -208S . 2-1· 17tp 8EDRM . doubie- wid e . furnished , utllil les paid , convenient to Gavin and Mines . Phone 992 -7017 Or 99'2 .7666 . 2·1J.61p .... Caprice Estate Wagon C-20 Suburban All with air. SAVE 102 " C.A . 18,500 lb. 2 speed rear axle. 5 speed Clark 366 8 cyl., P .S ., 9,000 lb . fronl axle, drip mldgs .• dual horns, 23.000 lb. rear sprtngs, aux . rear springs, mirrors outside, frame relnf .. full foam seat~ cab assisl handles, H . D. vac. Reserve lank. PIG S for sale , approx , 65 tbs . Phone 9~ 1 ,J640 . 2·B-7tp ---- --~ -~- - - -- 2 1975 Salesman ·Demo. Caprice 4 dr. Sed. Malibu Classie 4 dr. For Sale Wanted --- ---- ------·-- LOST in Bash an area , male Plott nound , name of Duke. Name tao on co llar . Phone ( 61<1 985 ·<2•8 or 992 3<08 . 2·6·6tc 11976 Chevrolet CE66703 1 19)5 Caprice 2 Dr. H.T.. J dark red , auto .. P.S .. P.B .. I air, loaded with extras. Rtductd to $5370. 00 1 1975 Impala Spl. Cpe., light I grey . I Rtduced to S456l . OO I 461 S. 3rd Middleport CAREER awaits you with I WILL be glvlno plano tessonS In my home starling Feb . 1. Lurler cosmetics , "a For intormation call 99 2 HO USE in R u tland . Ca H 992 . 1970 350 JOHN Deere Dozer , 6 quality product for 53 3278. f t. blade . ca nape , com 5158. years ." No territory ptetely reb uil t . 55.950. Pnon'e 12 18 50tc restriction , work tram your ' 4 lfc 161<! · 985 -3594. home . Still lime to win your '-· - - ---- --~-- ....... trip to NIIIIU . .FOr ep - · HAVE you-r Income taXes ·--··- ... ~ - -~- - prepared by Steve Cleland , po·lntment , cell Madylon 1964 JOHN Deere Dozer, gas Racine . Phone 949 -2883 . Stone (304! 727 -9269 engine. 6 fl . blade , canape, 2-6· 12t c A 1R co H ei r t. R C welding (collect) . 2·l · l2tc winch . re verser bar , machine . new clec a ll complete ly rebuill, 55,000 . accessories inc luded . Phone Phone U14) 985 -359• . '192 3.110 2-8 7tp 10 2B l fC INCOME Tex Service , Federal or St ate taxu . Phone 992 -7228 or see Wallect Russell, Bradbury . 1·30 -l61c 1975 Caprice Classic, 4 dr.. spt. sed ., dark green , vinyl roof, aula .. P . S .. P . B .• loaded with e x tras, air . Reduced lo 55594.00 1975 Suburban C20903, 4x4 . . . """"' 992 -2111 ·"t96 S F ORD LTD: New 12 oD: Winchester 37 A Single shol . 2 BEDRM .· nl<ibiiiiiome, reai Phone 742 -2359 . nice . Phone 992 ·3324 . 1·13 -26tp Notice ~ ! -~- Natice ! Med . red, 350-4, power windows. air cond., tilt telescope wheel. P.S., H. D. Battery, AM-FM radio, GR70-15 radial white lettered tires . SAVE SAVE 350 -4 aula., P . S.. P . B . • radio, ce·nter· seat. Rtduced to $6144.00 Park , Rt. 33, ten miles nort h of Pomeroy . Large lots wilhcDncrete patios . sidewalks, runners and off street parking . Phone 992 -7479 . 12.Jt .tfc See: Tom Rut. R•v G. Pltl WI or I I 1976 Corvette 11976 Chevrolet C20-C10 4x4 Open Evenings Til6:00 Except Thurs. and Sat. Til 5:00 -COUNTRY - ---- - -----Mobile Home PH. H2-2594 ~. •• I I I I 1975 Monro Town Cpe. , 4 1 speed, 4 cyl. Radial !Ires, 1 Scoltsdale Equlp. , .a ulo., P. S., P . B., radio, H.D. shocks, F&R mirrors, radio. viRnyl roof. . 1 350-4, 750-16- Don & offlread llres . I4Qlly1 educed lo S3742.00 I Wllloway green, bron ze, tan & cream, nlghl blue & while. The time to buy is at low, tow winter prices. The best deal is at Dan Thompson Ford . -3 AND 4 RM . turnlshed and unfu'r nished apts . Phone 992 . 5434. J1 .9. tfc MANY MORE USED CARS, STOP & LOOK . 1975 Monza Town Cpe., auto ., 4 cy l. , radial tires, P.S., radio, vinyl root, dark green . Rtduced to $3905.00 Maverick 2 dr . 6 cyl. • • • ............. ..... .... - ~­ ...... sedan , 1 Mevtrlck 2 dr., aulomallc , 6 . _ _ _ _ Tom Rut Sale Price . dr . 1972 Ponliac Calalina , 2 dr . H .T ., air . Sparkling original dark green, vinyl top . •,• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • -- ---------~--- 75 Oodge-Coront12 dr. hardtop , 360 V -8. Tom Rue Sale Price---" •• 4 GOO D u sed· Electro l u :x sweeper . Phon e 74 2 28'23 . 2- 11 31c Tom Rue Sale Prlce~.,....- ..•• .. .. ...•• .. 411, DEALER S iri scra p. tron , metals , junk autos . Rid er ' s Savage Phone 992 5468 . 1 2 29tp FACTORY OFFICIAL CARS NEW CAR WARRANTY $AVE$ 1973 Ford L TO Sla. Wagon, air and l ull equipment., Tops in ever y way, 8 pass ........... .. - TOM RUE MOTORS It ~~~e~.o~~- ~r.~~. ~~~~~~·. ~-~~:·. ~~~~.~·. ~~~ ~~~.c•a•l• • •• $2995. 69 Qlevrlllet % ton PickuD-- ----- 1295 72 Dodge l ton Truck, flat bed----12695 • -~ "Salesmen's SPECIALS" 1973 Ford LTD Brougham . 2 dr . H.T., d ivided seat , full equlpmenf. Very 1 V-8, auto ., P .S., P . B., air, AM-F M s t£.reo. sterling silver wi th g ray cloth 47th ANNIVERSARY s'3995 52995 ~:~e~o~~. ~~~~~~?: .:~2. -~~~·.~~~..~~~.e.~~~·..~~:... 12995 52995 clean .····--··••••••••• LTD. V-8, clean, $jl}95 67 Chevelle 4 Door 6 cyl. auto. ----- 695 69 Olds 98 4 Dr. Sed., power, air ---'1195 68 Pontiac Station WaPI--:-------' '795 66 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan _________ '395 ! - ::.::::::.--=====::: -------- 1973 Bronco 4 wtMtel drive, 302 V -8. auto . trans., P.S. ()ne owner, like new . •••••••••••••••••••••••· 1973 Mercury V-8 MQntogo, 2 dr . H .T. Extra sharp .· • •••• • ••. ••-•. • •• ••• ••••., • • • •••• •••. •• •••• 1 •" SMITH NELSON MOTORS ! ~~ .• • 1- I .. •• 1972 PONTIAC GRANDVILLE 4 DR. ----- --------- ~~ ••" ~ Pom er oy Oll ice 105 Bu1fernu1 992 -JJttS Formerly Weed Wflot esa t ~ . Featuring : Delu:o: Zer ox Copy Ser vice , S uppl ie S , O f'fi ce Suppli es , M i f"Jleo g raph lar gest sel ec tion . ot wed d in g sup pl ies in Sou th eastern Ohio . Th e Print Shop Comptet~ ( Still ' in· business i n Middlepo rt) 12 a 2 m o . - ________ .. 71 Buick S.L 4 dr., pow~ air.- ____ .'1995 70 Chevelle Coupe, V-8 auto.------ '1595 70 Dodge Mon. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.B.,-'1395 70 Olds 98 HT Sed., pow., F. air---...'1095 · 69 Ply. 4 Door, V-8 auto·--------'895 68 Dodge Dart Cpe., V-8 auto. ----- '995 67 VW 2 Door Bug ___________ '695 • ----- ·-,------------~ ~~ 7l Ford Tor. Cpe., y-8, auto., air_ ___ .'1595 • - -- ----------- I 71 Ford LTD Wagon, pow., luggage rack'1695: " Business Services Special Rates by Week or Month •' BISSEll BUILDERS Quality Print Shop 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., power, air __ - - 2695 72 Qlev. Imp. Cus. Cpe., full oower, air'2295 72 Olds Lux. sed~ full power, fact air 12895 1 • Rill Estate for Sale Rooms, '5.00 up • • • •• NICE COMFORTABLE MIO.SIZE! Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992-2174 La Salle .. .. ..• ~. -•' 2-12.1 mo. 72 Buick LS Cus. Con., power, air--- '2895 72 Buick Electra, V·top, pow., air..: __ 12695 ~ advantage of our pr ices .. Quality built homes . Nice lots available in nice locations . Ph . (614) 985·4102 72 Olds Cut. Cpe., power, air------ 12495 72 Datsun 2 Door, std. _________'.1595 ~ .,• . - -·------- i 73 Volkswagen Bus, 9 pass. _____ _: 13295 .. _.. TEAFORD i Equipment Co. 71 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air __ !2495 75 Cluw.\ % l C20 PU, 4 wh. dr. ___ '5395 }5 MMrick 4 Dr. auto., P.S., P.B.-- '3195 74 VW Bus, 9 pass.·----------'3695 ~· "Your I 73 tadilac Coe. DeVile, power, air--'4795 72 Cadilac Cpe. DeVille, power, air __ 13895 .. •·. " iC -;.!...~ DAN THOMPSON FORD ~ • Take --- : MEIGS USED CARS , ----~-=-== ••• •••• SALUTING A. R. KNIGHT'S BIRTHDAY MORE AT •. Q ..-·..... .,. SAVE MONEY? Employment Wanted NICE 2 bedrm hom e, ba th , refrigerator . stove. wa sher and dryer , hardwoo d f loors , n ew thermo p ane wi ndow s, storm dOors, alu m . siding , conc re te por ches, 11 ew nat . gas fu rna ce . $10." 500 . Phon e ( 614) 985 4245, Che ster . 2 10 6t c ..;.;.; ..····, lf - AND A GOOD DEAL ~ WANT TO 1-11· 1 mo. HOU SE tor sale. extra l ar ge l'ivin g rQom . d ini ng room , large kit chen. fa m ily roo m , SEWI N G of all kind s, dress es '2 bedro om s . bath , .a ll car for all occasions , stack s, peled , excep t ki l che n, ni ce shirfs . n ~w born layell es, ya rd . g ood loc at ion . May be c urtains , drapes . Phone 992 se en a t JJJI G r an ! St . , 3035 and ask for Dorothy . Mi ddleport. Ph . 99 3 3794 . 2 ·4 - 12t c . . 2 9 6!C ~---------- ..... --'--- ::.:.:.... • •• ~ FOR SALE Bicentennial Coins 19755 Pr oof Sel 16 pes .) S2S .OO; 1975 Mini Sel S9.00 ; 1976 Silver Proof Sel 13 pes . 1 SIS .OO ; 1976 Silver UNC Set 13 pes;) $8.50. Call Rulland , 742 -2331 R&J COINS Roger Wamsley 1 '23 1 mo . Call 992-7537 Pomeroy, Ohio --- Each initial and gr!)up of figures counts as one word. Be sure to coun.t name and ·address, if estimates on carlu~ting and installation . We' ll bring samples to your home with no o61i9•tion. See how you can really save. MikE! Young , Manager Sales and Installation Rt. 3, Pomeroy . Ohio 45769 Phone day or night 614 -992 -'2206 LH. J mo . ... H.T .. v.a, P. S:, P .B. , air,. ti l t wheel. maroon with w hite Vin yl -·~-.----..-----~----:interior 19 68 250 FORD P 1ckup , £13, 000 :t'HERE will be an auct i on ac tua l l-"miles . Phone 992 . .... SE PT I C T A N K S c l ea n ed . sa l e Frida y ni ght at 7 p . m .. 3640. New and used me r chandise Modern Sanitati on . 99 :<' 3954 2 87tp "' at Ma son Auc ti on, Mason . or 992 7l4? W . Va 9 18 tfc 19 69 VOLKSWAG EN wi th 7 ACRE S mor e or less in Long · Bottom , city wat er , new 2 12 2tc -~---- ~~ Ba ja kit. $650 . Phone 99? se pti c ta nk . $2.500 . Cont ac t ExCAVAT I NG . dozer , toa-u l:'o· -·---~-----~~- -~ 5663 . THt: ME I G S County Fox Ralph Well s. L ong Bollom , 2 8.6t c and ·back hoe work : scpfi c H unt ers w i ll meet Saturday Ohio . tanks i n s t a ll ed . dump at 7: 30 p m . at th eir c l ub 2 11 ] tp tr ucks and to boy s for hi r e ; 19 74 1 TON Chev . du m p truck , hou se on Ea g le Ridge . wi ll haul ti l l dirL top so il, v -8 , d5d , 4 sp ., p.s .• p .b .. Fri~ndly 2- t2.2tc li mestone and grav e l . Call 16,000 ac t u a l m i les . $3 , 800 Bob or Roger Jeff er s. day Ph on e (6 14 1 985J594 . NEW shipme n t of ir regu l ar ph·o ne 992 7089 , night phon e 2 s.7tp soc ks at 25c pair at O -J 992 3525 or 992 ·5232 . House of F abr i cs, 1 mile VIrgil 8 .. Sr ., Broker 2· 11 tt c G .T ., V -8 , sou th of Middleport on R t. 7. 19 71 COM E T IOMechanic Pomeroy, 0 . d, new tires and standa r 2.11-4tc REMODE LIN G , Plumbinc_;~ , Phone 992-3325 pa int. shocks, brake shoes , -~----hea ti ng and all type s of 49 ,000 mil es , $1.000 Phone SHOO T IN G M .A TCH . Corn general r epai r . Work STEAM HEAT - 3 BRs .. (614) 985 3594. Hollow Gun d ub , Sunday , I gl!aranteed . 20 years ex 2·8 'HQ Ph bath s , TV room , p m .. ,· rp il e pa sf M i le·s peri ence . Phone 992 .24 09 . ---.,.:...-------~~ so l a r t' um, ba se ment, Ce m etery . 5-1-lfc garag e an·d · ni ce tot . 2· 12-2tc $25,000 . EXCAVA TIN G , dozer , ACRE, 6 rms and bath, RUTLAND Ame r ic:a n Legi on ONE backhoe and d l t c her . RENOVATED - 3 BRs ., Rf. J, Pomeroy , Rose H it l. Ch·arles R Hatfield Ba ck Gun Shoot un der shelt&r . D ick Dav is propert y , f Ull lot s of storage, gas F .A. Hoe Ser 11 ice , Rutland , Oh io . Beechg r ove Road. Rutland . basement , alum in'um f urna ce, 2 concre te ',. 12 noon Sunday . Phone 742.2008. · ROOFING , si d ing , gul!ers and sid ing , Pll n ete d . $10,000 . Call 11.30 78tc ' .___ -----·--- ---' ·_11_"' Oak Hill 685 ·6576 evenings ; porches. dry ba sem en ! , dow n spout s. Stor m door s garden, a nd garage . an d windows r em odeling , Jackson '286-3004 days . D & D TREE Tr imi'Tii ng , 20 ,, AS H s! 'f reew i ll Baptist 2 s.Jotp pai n ling and general repair . $21,500 . I yea r s ex peri enc e . In sur ed , Church . corn er of As h and Satisfa c t i o n g u aran t eed . MOO ERN 4 BRs .• I h P l um St . in Middleport . Will 3 BR 1--fOME , jus t f inished fr ee estimates . Ca l l 992 2384 Call 1614 1 985 38 03 for fr ee ' bath s, larg e k i t wi th .or { 614 ) 698 72 57 Albany . ho l d a reviva l sla r t ing estimate . r emode l i ng . Sa l em St ., dining. oi l furna ce, 2 ca r 10 15 lie Monday , F eb . 9. Preaching 2 13 6t p Rutland . Phone 742 -23 06 .__ __ _ -~ ~-each night by Rev . Glen after 4 p .m . or see Milo B .' garage and one level acre . Co ll in s, Nelsonville . Sta rts ' SEWING MACHINE Repairs , e xcA VATII\l G ~ BAC K HOE S Orly $25,000 . H utc hinson . at 7': 30 p .m . Th e " Yolith For serv ice. all makes . 992 2284 . A ND DdZER , LARGE A ND. 68 ACRES - Renova t ed 8 Christ " Ch oir wi ll be The Fabric Shop . Pomeroy . SM A LL . SEP TI C T A N K S rms., 4 BR s., 21h baths. bo t si n g in g . Pastor is Rev . Noel r BRBrick h~-; ~;-v-;:-;,-2, 1 A uthoriz ~ d Sing er Sales an d IN S TALLED . BILL water heat . ·large mod . kit ., H erman n . 197SCHEVROLET SUBURBAN •56895 Serv i ce . We sha rp en PULL,INS , P H O N E 992 -2478, ba rh s. garag e on 2.8 ac r es oak trim , carpeting, etc . , Scissors " DAY b R N IG HT . 2·6-7t c · Red & white fin!sh, double air, loaded with every Chev . on paved ro ad nea r For ked -~~---.--~~---...,..11 - l1 -78tp . 3 29 tfc $60.000 . Run Slate Forest . Ph one option, low mileage, never titl ed , Co . Demo, - - ' - - ' - - _...,.__ MAKE SURE you gel every (6 14 ) 667 3787 . $38,000 . OL 0 HOME - In excellen t Slicker Over 58,000.00. SALE PRICE S6895. WOULD l ik e t o do yo u r O'D-ELL Alin emen t locate d possib le d ed uc tion thi s year . t .l s.27tp condition, 3 BR s., bath, gas ha ul in g . larg e or "mall . H.ave your Federa l and behind Rutland Gr.,de -·~· -- -1~-----furnace, dining, nice kit., 1975 PINTO MPG S2895 Phon e ~61.t l 985 39dl any Sta t e In come Tax return by School . Tun eup , brakes, full basem ent. near tim e. Whit e 2 dr. . 4 speed tran s., radio , body mouldings , W·S· an accountant . Phone 992 wheel ba lan c ing , al inem ent 2- 11 6tp 6173 . ....,:. bu siness sec . Only S17.000. Phon e 742 2004 . w tir-es . It's like new wi th less than 5,200 miles. 1116t f c 1-21-52tc 12 ROOMS - Large old er C. BR A D FO RD . Auc t ioneer . hom e, 5 BRs ., 2 ni ce ba th s, 1972CHEV. 2-TON C&C $2995 Complete Senice . Ph one cook and bake units, mod . 102" C. A. heavy duly springs, 292-6 cy l . engine, 15.000 949 2487 or 949 2000. Racine . kit ., gas furna ce, woodlb . 2speed rear axle, foam seat , mirror s, clean ca b . · Ohio . Crill Bradford burning hea rth , a nd 2 large 608 10 -9·1fC' ~------------, lots . $25,000 . MAIN 4'h ACRES On cily LET US DO IT!! POMERO , 0. utilities , 8 rooms, 1112 baths, 3 · BE DRM . home , lust n .ice ly r e modeled , with finished , remodeling , Sa lem central air and heaf. 2 ca r SYRACUSE Newer St , Rutland . Ph on e 742·2306 garage . Picni c ca ve 1 after 4 p .m . or see Milo B . home, 3 BR , bath, som e Hutch!son $31.000." : POMEROY, 0. I paneling & til e, hardwood 9·23 -tf c MIDDLEPORT Nice floor s, N. gas F .A. furnace, Ph . 992-2176 I I older home with larg e part ia l ba sem ent, garage. , 3 BEDRM . ·-house In Mid : I I Irving , 11;, baths, dining , . dleport , c:orn er tot . New 1International I $22,500 hot water hea t , and large POMEROY Jl/4 acres, bath , story and ha lf , ut i lity I Harvester I 200 ft . frontage , originally room , hew car peting and lot out of flood area . Only, new roof , garage and work $16,500 . had 2 houses. Ideal for New Idea Equipment room , frui t ce llar . Close to TURN YOUR SELLING $499Square Chain 1 home or t railer . $3,000. sc h o ol and shopping . 1Me Culloch PROBLEMS OVER TO US . RUTLAND - 2 BR, bath, $ 17, 500. Phone 992 -7624 . Yard 1Saws . · ' dining R. , wash R ., 1-'27 -26tc , porches, garage. A good I -----~------J RUBBER BACK buy at $8,500 . RUTLAND - 2 SR . bath, We het11e hundteds Of dining R .. ca rpeled , carpet values . Your lob can pa neled t i led , garage, close be completed i n I to 2 w eeks. No long · waiting to shoppi ng , $9,500. Now is the time to buy your land to build your new per iod . Jhar ins faller has 28 157 ACRES ·- Columbia & home on. Wildwood Estates, located on the flatwoods ye&rs e)(perlenc.e .. Expert ~alem Twps. 35 A. for road , with all utilities, o.f fers you all y,ou desire with its ln~allation . You'll llke cultivation . 50 A . t imber, beauly and privacy . Our special offer !his woek Is 15 wtl6t you get. Middleport, 0. Ph. tt2 - 2771 ~ 1 bal . paslure, lall fenced) . aci·es of woods with cottage, a fre•h w•ter creek CALL 742 ·2211 Home has BR , barn & winding ils wav through lhe beaulltul pines, truly a TALk TO WENDI;LL other bldg; . $38,000. GRATE paradise found. Priced to sell fast at S15,000.00. For OWNER HAVE A CARPET CONSULTANT more information call: SfiLLING PROBLEM? LET liS SOLVE IT . CALL NOW. WE , NEED P. O. loa: 101, Pomeroy,Ohio LI STINGS . Pilon• n5-4116att.r 4:00 992-2259 or 992·2S68 741 -ll:.li;__ _ _.,;;R,;u;,;ll.;,a;;,nd.., Notice AVAILABLE TO INDIVIDUALS ONLY! NON COMMERCIAL NO REFUNDS. Free Real Estate For Sale wfE W IS H to thank al l th o">e who helped in an y Wdy d uring the d e th of our loved on e. Net tie Be tz . Thank you to A r cadia Nursing Hom e, L oyal Women 's Cla ss of Midd l eport Ch urch of Chris t, George Glaze . the Middleport . ChUr f: h of Christ . Ve terans Memoria l H ospita l. n ur ses and s ta ff memb ers . Or . T ell e and Dr Ridgway . the Ra.wtingS Coats FUner a l Hom e. a~d the pallbearers . Thank s to every one w ho sen t flow er s, cards . and kind ness . · The F'a m i l y 2 13 lie WRITE YOUR OWN AD! lfS EASY TO ORDER BY . MAIL! : Mi n imum Cha r g e Sl. OO 2 IJ -ll c Living •••••• SLOAN'S CARPETING '~ ..'· ..... •• . . ............... • COINS Ph . 992 -2174 For Wa nt Ad Servi'c e Sad l y missed by w if e , Betty , c hildre n, si sters an d CASH WITH ORDER- PH.992-6173 RATES a s dear . ONLY Now accepting clients for bookkeeping and tax service. REGULATIONS s ight Want Ad :'. Will Cut Cost of LARRY WHOBREY PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AD) Pub I icat ion . M on day D ea dl ine 9 a . m . Can ce llat ion -· Co r r ect ions w ill be a cc epted unti l 9 a . rl"! · tor Da y o f Publ ic at io n . Sil en t i-S th e v o ice w e lo ved to or speech. aimfl>li -" FELONIES ~ INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 Gon e i s the fa ce w e loved so Too WEEVIL NANl I N L O V IN G memory o f Calvin I m bod en w ho pa sse d aw ay Feb . 13, 1975. Pt exagtass - Tab le Tops · Mirrors - Storm & Screens . FERRELL'S GLASS & HOME MAINTENANCE S id i ng - Vinyl & A l um in um W indo w Glas s &. Glazing . On the Jo b or in Sh op . · P ic k up and d el i very service. ·' Ca ll Collect J88·82l'i Specialize in bUild - up roofing & hot ro.ofs . Free Estimates - 10 vears e)(perlence . Har 'lle Ferrell Bidwell , Oh io 2·6 I mo . . llfi8tl VALUE RATED . . . __• • -• . • • -. •::=::::::::::--: · cue No. 21.111 Estate df Emmet P. Bartels, Deceased . . Nollce is hereby gtven that Vernon e. Bartels . of 38,5 Belfast. Cinclnnat•, Ohto .t52J6, has been duly appol n.tt:d Adm inistrator With ttie Wtll AnneXed of the Estate of. Emmet P . Bartels, deceas~d . late of Syrac:use, Me,gs county, Ohio . creditors are req':'lred !O tile their claims w •th satd Hduclary wllhln tour months . Dated this 9th day of Feb ruary , 1916. Manning D. Webster Judge l'lt 13, 'lO , 27 , :Jtc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT cue No. 21704 Estate of LETITIA "REA Deceased. . Notice Is hereby g i ven that . Aileen Wehrung Of Ppmeroy , Meigs County, Oh io , has been duly appointed Executrix of the Estate of Leti tia Rea , f Pomeroy d I I Clecease ' a e 01"'!10 (J ' M eigs Counly, . cred!tors are requlfed to file tneir c:laims with said fiduciary with in four months . Dat ed th is 26th dav of Jan uary 1976. Manning D . Webster · JUdge PI Cour t of Common eas. Probate D iv ision ( 1 , ::t O n1 6. 13 . J tc · Township Annual Appropriation Resolution The Board of Trustees of Le t art Township , Meigs County, Ohio , met in Special session on the .4th day of Februiry, 1976, allhe office of Board of Truslees with the following members present: Don R. Hill, Virgil Roush, C. T . Norris . Mr. Virgil Roush moved the adoption of the following Resolution: BE IT RESOLVED by tl'\e Board of Trustees of Letarl Township, Meigs County, · Ohio, that tQ pro11ide for the current expenses and other expenditures of said Board of Trustees, dur.Jng the fiscal year , ending December 31, 1976, the following sums be made for and during said fiscal year, as follows , vit : General Fund That there be appropriated from the GENERAL FUND for MISCELLANt=OUS· PURPOSES : Admlnisrnuve Selarles- Trustees S 1.500.~ Salary - Clerk2,000.00 Travel and Other Expenses of Officio Is 5.00 Supplles- Adm . 100.00 Burial Expenses 100.00 Employer's Retirement contribution •oo.oo Workmen's Compensation 500.00 General Health Olst . 1,500.00 Auditor 's and Treasurer 's Fees 150.00 Efectlon Expense 200.00 Other Expenses 200.00 Total Misceltaneous Purpo5es 6,655 .00 That there be appropriated from the GENERAL FUND for TOWN HALL, MEMORIAL BUILDINGS and GROUNDS PURPOSES ; Town Halla. MemDrlal Buildings 1nd Grounds New ButldinQs and Additions 2,000 .00 Rent 180.00 Total Town Hall ' Purposes 2,180.00 Tttat tt'tere be appropriated from the GENERAL FUND for FIRE PROTECTION PURPOSES ; Fire Protection Contracts 600 .00 Total Fire Protection Purposes 600 .00 Motor Vehitle License Til Ill: Fund That there be appropr iated from the MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE TAX FUND : Miscellaneous Notes 2.000.00 Meintenance · Salaries 1,000.00 Employers Retirement 112.00 Total Motor Vehicle License TaK Fund J, d 112.00 Gasoline Tu Fun That there be eppropri atea from tne GASOLINE . TAX FUND : , Miscet11neous Salar ies- -Trustees ~ . 500. 00 Employer 's Ret irem ent contribution 5.40.00 Tools and Equ ipment 500.00 Repa irs 1,600.00 i Milinteriance 5,000.00 Salaries 2,000.00 Material Contracts 1,300.00 Uahed PreaiiDtentallaalll Other ExpenseS PERS SSAO.OO 600.00 Is Friday, Feb. 13, Total Gasollne Tax Fund 16,0.tO.OO the 44th day ol1976 wiUt 322 to · Cemetery Fund follow . That there be appropriated 'lbe moon Is approacblng from the CEMETERY FUND; Its full phase. Salaries 5,000.00 The momlng stars are Employer's Retirement Mercury and Venus. Contribution · 560.00 Tools and Equipment 500.00 The evening stars are Other Expenses 200.00 Total Cemetery Fund 6,260.00 Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Cemetery Bequest Fund Those born oo this date are That there be appropriated mder the sign Aquarius. from the CEMETERY BEQUEST FUND : French statesman Maurice Expenditures TaUeyrand was born Feb. 13, Nonrestricted 300.00 17M. Total cemetery Bequest Fund 300.00 On this day In history: Federal Revenue Sh•rlng rn 1635, Ute oldest public Fsnd ~ Contracls- Servlces 3.200.00 Institution In America-the Advertising anti Printing 100.00 Boston Latin School- was founded. Federal Revenue Sharing Fund . 3, Joo.oo .In 1914, the American Recopllulallon . Soc . iety of Composers • OfFunds Miscellaneous Gentrol Auth~ and Publillhers 'WU Purposes 6.6SS .OO formed TownHoll Purposes 2,180 .00 lnl~~ Russi '!roo •--L Fire Protection ' nuo, Bn JJS WUA Purpose 600.00 Budapest after 49 days of Totol Gener&l Fu~d 9,A35 .00 Aohting in which more than Motor Vehicle L1cense 1.-ea• t Tax Fund 3,112.00 50000 German frool» were Gasoline TaK Fund 16,040 .00 . Cemetery Fund 6,260 .00 • cemetery Bequest F.ond 300.00 In 1974, exiled . Russian Federal Revenue Sharlhg writer Alex and e r Fund 3.300.00 •~- • Grond Tolill Of All So.....,rutsyn P.rrlveel in w~ ""' Funds 38 ,4<7 .00 Gennany with only the Mr . Don R . Hill se.conded clothe his back the Resolulfon end the roll S on · being called upon Its adoption the vote resulted as follows : Mr . Don R . Hill , yes Mr . Vlr:UII RouSh. yes Mr . c . i . Nor~ls , yes Today or tilled Adopted - February .4 , 1976 Darrell Norris Clerk. Board of .Township Trustees THE STATE OF OHIO, MEIGS COUNTY , u : I, Oarrelt Norris , Clerk of the Boerd of Trustees of Letart Township , Meigs County , Ohio , and In whose custody the Files, Journals and Records ot sald Bo1rd are required by the Laws ot the State of Ohio to be kept , do hereby cerllfy that the foregoing Annual Ap 'proprletjon Re~oolutlon il taken and copied from the original Resotutio" now on file with said Board , that the foregoing Resolution has been compared by me with rne said original end that lheaame 11 • true and correct copv there . WITNESS mv lignature. lhls 4rh day of February. 1976. Darrell Norrll Township Clerk . (21 13, He tv•enlna •ea<:h week weeks . This Is a tniorable hobby and ski which can save hundreds ot dollars rebuilding, and reupholstering own furniture In profess ion a I manner . Information an reservations to visit 1 domonslrall.o n cl wlthool obligation wrl or call at onco . KNOTTS . UPHOLSTERING SHOP Raulw I , Ill 16 1-C O.llipolto, Cillo 45631 Pllonl446·2917 .' •• .. �\ ·--'? - Coul"t ehallenge to gas bike seen COLUMBUs (UPI ) - A Public Utilities Commission order boosting residential natural gas rates went into effect Thursday, but within . minutes of its signing, Ohio's attorney general had asked · for a delay . A court challenge is also expected. Earlier this week, PUCO Chairman Luther Hec)anan and commissioner Sally Bloomfield joined to agree " no decision could be reached " on whether to block .residential rate hikes to pay a )iortion of 1975 industrial gas emergency allocations. But Thursday, Heckman, claiming his position had TOLEDO, Ohio (UP!) The Toledo City Council has voted unanimously to coolest a Columbia Gas of Ohio, loc., rate increase in Lucas County Common Pleas Court. Council members said Thursday they believe Columbia has breached Its present contracl wilh the city and they will seek an injunction blocking the increase. LET ME IN seems to be what Shirley Clay, left, of Kyger Creek could be saying to two Southern High players when KC and the Tornadoettes tangled at Cheshire Thursday evenu\g . Southern remained undefeated ( 6-0 ) , winning 43-14. Jim Hauun picture. HOSPITAL NEWS Holzer Medical Center (Discharges, Feb.12 ) Marjorie Adam s, Fl ora Bailey, Donald Bell, ·Jason Bloomer, Helen Bos ter, Carolyn Carman , Jo ~n Franklin Crump , Ruth Curfman, Uzzic Davidson, Betty Diehl, Eimer L. Endicott, Sr ., Marguerete Engel, Tandance Fierbaugh, Thomas H. Gardner , Jr., Elva Gihnore, Robert Gordon, Charlotte Grant, Lori Hammond, Beverly Harold , Eliza Hughes, Rosa Imes, Iva Johnson, Leesa Johnson, Roy Jonas , Carolyn McDaniel, Mrs. Steven McMan us and • daughter. Richard Meadows, Sr., Jackie Merrill, Donald Mullins, Della Norton , Walter Peters on , Edna Reynolds, Mrs. Roger Rutherford and daughter , Fra nk Seufer t, Pauline Shinn , Tamara Tallent, Mrs. Dennis Walters and son, William Will, E .1a Wilson, Tara Wolfe, Hetman Wriston. (Birth, Feb.12 ) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. WaitQ!!,_§On. Wellston . Quasar WORKS IN A DRAWER• 25-COlORTV Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - · Jeanne Barton, Reedsville; Dorothy Brewer , Portland; Mabel Brown, Wilkesville; Edward Martln, Jr. , Pomeroy; · Clifford Christy, Pomeroy. DISCHARGED - Martin Pierce, Paulette Van Meter, Mary Derenberger; James Ohlinger, Georg e Carter . PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES - 'Scottie Flora, Leon; ~ott Pullins; Bidwell ; Mrs. David Chaf' fins ; Dreamia Lyall, Patriot; Mrs. Joseph Ingrick, Point Pleasant; Peggy Stover, Gallipolis Ferry. . BIRTHS - Feb. 12, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cox, Point Pleasant, and· a son to Mr. and Mrs . Ronald Long, Ashton . Father Ryan died Thursday PT. PLEASANT - Rev . Father H. A. Ryan, 77, former pastor of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church here. passed away Feb . 12 at St. Michael1S home for retired priests in Colwn bus ~ Ohio . · Father Ryan had served in Pt. Pleasant 10 years until his retirement in June, 1975. His death was attributed to natural causes . The body, now at the EganRyan Funeral Home in Columbus , wiii be transported to Pt. Pleasant, arriving al Sacred Heart , , Church at 2 p.m . Sunday. · The body of Father Ryan I wiillie in state at the church untilll :30a .m. Monday when priests from the Wheeling WU9280AIP • Campaigner Chest styling • Hign pertormance solid stale modular chassit • Cuslom-Matic Pr8-Set VHF Tuner • l'lk:llannel VHF Click Tuner Warranty · 1 year labor 1 year parts 1 years picture tube WERNER RADIO & T.V. diocese will conduct a ceremony for the Office of the Deceased followed immediately by the fWleral mass at noon. Following the fWleral mass the body wiil be taken to Steubenville where Father Ryan will be laid to rest beside his brother, Father Charles B. Ryan , who served St. Louis Catholic Church in Gallipolis for. many years. Father Ryan is survived by one brother, Franklin, of Steubenviile, Ohio. FOR QUAUTY ADMIRAL · TV's &, STEREOS . REFRIGERAroRS AND FREEZERS BAKER FURNITURE . . be"!' mtsmterpreted, r.efused to stgn an order spreading the $33.7 million cost to all custo'!'er classes, 'forcmg couuntssionerDaV1dSweetthe strongest consumer advocate on the PUCO - to sign a documen\ he hopes wtll be overturned in the Ohio Supro;me ColD'!. "I agreed to sign this order to enable the parties in this case to take this issue to the Ohio Supreme Court," said Sweet. "Without a formal, legal commission action, appeal is impossible." Officials in the attorney general's office said they would wait until ned week before deciding on whether to proceed with a oourt appeal of the order. Attorney General William J . Brown irrunediately asked the PUCO to delay implementation of its order until after March hearings on future pricing policy of natural gas bought under emergency conditions. Heckman said he refused to sign Thursday 's order ongroWlds that residential customers should not pay for natural gas used by industries to reduce their 1975-76 curtalhnents. A 2-1 vote "not to make a decision'' was made · last Tuesday to allow the cost of the gas to be shared by aU utility customers. The legal order to implement what ,. would have happened anyway was not drawn up by PUCO attorneys until Thursday. Average $1 a month increases for the next year will result lrcm the decision. Sweet said he would "strongly support" a legal · challenge to the PUCO order "rolling in" a portion of tbe $33.7 million emergency natural gas allocations to residential customers. The extra costs would have been added to residential fuel bills automatically under "purchase gas adjustment" elapses authorized by the Federal Power Commission. The PUCO held its bearings to decide whether to block the increased charges to . · 1979, with the other Wlits following at monthly intervals until ail Wlits, are in compliance by December 31, 1979. Appalachian Power Co . and Ohio Power Co. jointly own Sjlorn. . In fthng thts prbgram for complian~e, Jack Lloyd, Appalachtan Power Com pany vtce president, . satd contracts for the prectpttator installation were scheduled to be awarded by October I, 1976. In earlier hearings, the companies indicated that because of financial difficulties, they would not he able to install recipitators on the four units. · Thursday lloyd said that although the ~ompanies' finances have not changed NO MAIL MONDAY materially since the earlier Post offices of Meigs hearing, "We are hopeful that County will mai'ntain a the companies' financial · holiday schedule on Monday position will improve and we when offices will be closed in will he able to go forward observance of President's with the program as subDay. mitted." lie said the compliance plan is contingent upon apCLOSING MOfiiDA Y proval of the APCC. "We The courthouse in Pomeroy hope the Commission will will be closed Monday in accept this plan as a observance of President's reasonable solution to a Day. difficult problem at Sporn Plant,'' he said. IWLATOMEET The lzaak Walton League will hold a work session and lrap shoot Sunday, Feb. 15, at EXTENDED OUTLOOK 1 p.m. at their farm near Sunday through Chester. Tuesday, MEETING SET The Men's Fellowship of the Meigs County Churches of Christ will meet Monday, Feb. 16 at the Pomeroy Church of Christ at 7:30 P·lll· Representatives of each church are urged, to attend. CLUB TO MEET The MGM Corveite Club Inc., will meet Monday, Feb. 16, at 7:30p.m. at Oscar's in Gallipolis. · DINNER l'LANNED SYRACUSE The Syracuse Fire Dept. will hold a chicken dinner and bake sale at the municipal building on Feb. 28, beginning at IJ :30 a .m. .- chaitce COLUMBUS (UP! ) - In a formal protest, 16 Republican legislators Thursday charged Ohio House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., D-New Boston, with "deliberate and flagrant abuse" of lower-chamber rules. Republicans said Riffe broke a rule allowing House COLUMBUS tUPll The Ohio General Assembly has adjourned · for the weekend following floor aclion Thursday on. a variety of minor bills. members a total of 20 minutes for floor speeches ,on any question before the body. They said he silenced Rep. John A. Galbraith, RMaumee, after Galbraith had spoken for less than 15 minutes on major property tax refonn legislation . OPEN TONITE TIL 8:00 ' (Continued from page l) students, faculty, administrators and lllwnnl, the resolution said. It said the assembly was the representative voice ~ students on the campus and it expresaed its confidence in and support of Hayf!l and urged him to Ignore the editorial which It said spoke for 11 small minority ~ students. COLUMBUS - A DEMOCRATIC STATE senator from Youngstown has called for the resignation of Gov. James A. Rhodes, saying he has lost control of state operations. Sen. Harry Meshel, D-Youngstown, said Thursday a nwnber of state department heads "seem to be having a difficult time at:lmiilistering their departmenta and it appears to me that the governor has lost control over the operation of the state." Meshel said if Rhodes can't give better direction "then It might be well for him to consldir leaving that office." The senator said it appears Rhodes "put all his eggs in the four . bonds issues and when this failed It seems that he was left with no direct purpose in that office and has not been able to give direction to his departments." stated in the protest. Riffe replied by saying be has " tried as speaker to be fair. I resent the fact this protest would be filed in this House. There are minority party members who pi~k at anything they can pick at. There are more important things to do than this protest," he said. Besides Norris, other signers of the protest were Reps. Wllllsm Batchelder of Medina, Harry E. Turner of Mount Vernon, James E. Betts of Rocky River , Michael A. Fox of Hamilton, Richard Finan of Cincinnati, John H. Kellogg of Orwell, Scribner Fauver of Elyria, Charles Kurfess of Bowling Green, Norman A. Murdock of Cincinnati, Joseph P. Tulley of Mentor, Ethel G. Swanbeck of Huron, Gene Damschroder of Fremont, Rodney H. Hughes of Bellefontaine, Donna Pope of Panna and Frederick N. Young of Dayton. record on deliberations. Protests such as Thursday's are not unusual, but Rep, Alan Norris, RWesterville, one of the signing members said be cannot recall of' one ever having been read publicly. "We must ... inquire of tbe speaker if he is not the · speaker of the entire House of Representatives and not just the speaker of the majority party " the Republicans ·· li' , } Po ce odge plans to. have circus in town The ·monthly meeting of Gailia-Meigs Lodge No. 95, Fraternal Order of Police, was held Wednesday evening at Middleport Village Hail where Ron Bacon of the Hozie Brother-s Circus came to discuss plans for the F.O.P. to sponsor a circus in the near future . Final plans were completed for the annual retirement and meritorious award dinner held each year by the Lodge. The dinner will be held on March 24 at the Middleport Fire Dept. . Officer Larry Barnhart of the Athens Mental Health . Center Security Dept . recently was voted by members of the Lodge as "Officer of the Year." ·, 'J SAVED BY TREES AND BRUSH at the water's edge were two young people from Columbus whose car left SR 124 Weather vo. Shop , Friday Til 8 Pt.' Valentine Gifts Saturday Feb. 14 FOR HER! The Busy 2nd Floor FOR HIM! Mens ·Department 1st Floor Main Store, Annex and Mechanic Streei Warehouse open Saturday. 9:30 a.m. to S p.m. ' Alexis Smith . (Not shown Jan. 9, tt due lo Icy roads) ., 11 No". 3 ONE MILLION IN PRINT BILLY GRAHAM'S BEST SELLER ONLY OPEN nL 8:00 TONITE : i ·~o 2 Feh. 20 dead1ine to pay property taxes POMEROY - Meigs Countians have been given Wltii 4 p.m. on Feb. 211 to pay their real'estate !axes for the fir st half of 1975. Books will be closed at the Feb. 211 deadtine and a 10 percent penalty invoked for unpaid taxes, Meigs CoWlty Treasurer Ge ... ge Collins slates. Housetrailer tax also must be paid by the Feb. 20 deadline to avoid penalty. GALLIPOLIS - The Committee lor Better Edueatioa in Gallia County Schools, In keeptng with ita purpose, has relalned Dale Teeters, COllSUIIant of Washinglou Court Jlouse, who speciaUzes lo school laxation aud budgeting, to speak to tbe geueral public in Gallla County Thursday, Feb. 19. The meetiug wlil be held at Kyger Creek High Scbool at Cheshire, begianing at 7 p.m. The public lo cordially iavlted indeed, urged, to atteud th1s meeting as the committee Is coavlaced everyone in Galiia County needs to learn more about bow th.clr tax money is used so that they caa be more assured .ol getting full value for their hard-earned dollars. tntini Devoted To The Greater Middle· Ohio Valley GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1976 By Dale Rothgeb Jr. there was very tittle chance of getting the with no specific recommendation on high GALLIPOLIS - In an apparent issue approved, particularly since there is schools." charige of heart, the .Gallia County Local ·a division of opinion on the one and two The newly elected board member Board of. Education Satutday in special high school plan. · urged that unity be eslablished, even if it session unaniltlo~sly approved· a Superintendent C. Comer Bradbury meant working out some sort of comresolution, withdrawing the $13,500,000 said he h•d been informed by the State. promise. "There are a lot of people willing bond issue !rom the special elec.Uon ballot Departn\ent of Education's Assislant Supt. to work for one high school and the entire March 30. of Instruction Thomas , Quick that even elementary building program, but they · Just iast Monday night, the board though the board is postponing the building are not so enthused about the two high voted 3-2 to stick to its earlier decision to program, this will nol jeopardize the · schools,'' he noted. _ present the bond issue to the voting public. system's charter• at this time. Quick Board members J. C. Mitchell and That night, J. C. Mitchell and James agreed, said Bradbury, that since there William Carter said they wciuld be willing Blevins were in favor of postponing the isn't Wlity, the board would be better off to to have the issue placed on the ballot speical election, but William Carter, Bruce postpone the eiection. whereby the citizens could vote on both the S. Stout and J . E. Cremeans opposed ft . The board took no action as to what elementary and high schools. Saturday morning, Board President coorse it will follow regarding the building Supt. Bradbury distributed a list of Cremeans said, "The board is in a critical program in tbe future. It was generally dates prepared by Arqhitect George position, making critical decisions. I think agreed that there definitely should be an Walter of Dayton for board consideration. the board feels the decision it makes is eienientary program presented to the In order to get the issue before the right. We're not going lo satisfy aU people. voters, but again, disagreement centered public in a 'special election July 13, a Due to the many. disagreements between around the question of high schools. resolution of iritent,would have to be apteachers, parento, board members and the Suggestions were made that the volers be proved prior to March 23. If it was teac.hers' association regarding this presentedasepara!e ballot for·elemenlary presented in September, the resolution of malter, I feel it is best lo reconsider. " buildings and one for high schools. intent would have to be approved prior to It was pointed out that the vote on the Board member Blevins said, "II we June 9. To gel the issue on the November bond issue election wsa being postponed fail to address the high schooiissue, we are General Election Baiiot, approval would due to apparent " voter opposition" inviting the State Department of have to come before July 13. brought about by the higher !axes caused Education to come in. I cannot agree to put Saturday's meeting lasted only 80 by the property reappraisal. The board felt the elementary question before the voters minutes, although there was a disagreement on adjourning. Board member Blevins wantep to act upon other business, but President Cremeans said the special session was caiied to act upon the bond issue only. · Therefore, no other business would be GALLIPOLIS ,:__ Ethel RObinson March 3 radio day calls for volunkel'> lv acied upon. On the vote for ,dismissal SatiD'day appealed for vo!Wlleers to help play musical instruments for live with the senior citizens' telethon March 2, broadcast, and · for singing groups and 3and 4 to raise $36,000 to continue services vocal soloisb. to the elderly at their present level. The thre!Hlay telethon also needs Chainnan of the fund-raising com- "culinary ~~ contributions, .such as cookies mittee of the Gailia County Council on the and coffee cans. The latter, Mrs. Robinson Aging, Inc., Mrs. Robinson also said that announced, will be painted appropriately volunteers are needed Sunday, Feb. 29, for to the project, and they'll place them in open hooae preceding the telethon. beauty and barber shops and other stores Signature sheets at the senior citizens for people to throw smaii contributions. UPI Statehouse Reporter center (the former county home on Ohio During the March 3 radio event COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio Democrats 180 just beyond the coWlty roads garage) drivers in lleverai areas of Gallia county are reeling from the shock of receiving will be placed so that volunteers can sign, wiii pick up money coolrlbutions which word that Gov. James A. Rhodes will specifying the day or days and hours the radio listeners will have telephoned in to coovene the state Apportiooment Board volunteers will serve. Others may 4411-7000. Drivers are asked to telephone later this inooth in an attempt to realign telephone 446-7000 to offer their· services that number now and signify what hours state legislative disttiets to favor Feb. 29, March 2, 3 or 4. they will drive. A large number of folk to Volunteer hostesses wiil be 'especlaiiy answer the telephone are needed for the needed Feb. 29 and March 3. WJEH radio March 3 radio day, preferably on short Republicans in th1s year's elections. will conduct a dayioog remote broadcast shiflo. , ''I'm still astounded at the action of the March 3 from thO' senior citizens center, Mrs. Robinson said that it is her hope goverror, which I consider to be illegal," Mrs. Robinson said. that every one of the l,OJ:i members of the said Senate President Pro Tempore Oliver In addition to hostesses, she added, the senior citizens center will volunteer to do Ocasek, D-Akron, late last week. something during the four days . Ocasek aJMI other Democrats believe the caU of the meeting is illegal because fonner Gov. John J. Gilligan adjotD'Ded the board in 1912 after the 132 legislative districts were revised to favor Democrats. The Democratic plan was upheld by U.S. District · Court Judge Frank J. Battisti, wbu forbode any further attempto to change it until 1981, when the board is next permitted to convene under the Ohio Constititution. ' r MIDDLEPORT - United States Rail lines, but advised Hoffman they would "be Rhodes believes the previous · board, dominated 3-2 by Democrats, failed to &tsociation offtcials, the super brass in touch" with him the first of the week as complete its work because, in his opinion, c,harged with saving the nation's bankrupt to the position of USRA. the state Constitution was violated by the eastern railroads, including Ute Penn · In effect, they were playing a round of plan. Central, weren't saying last week what the anclentgame, 11 Don'tcall us, we 'll call Districts are not compact and lllay happen to Penn Cenlral trackage in you." cootiguous, Rhodes claims, and political the Meiga-Gallia area. The "Final System Plan" adopted by subdivisions have been divided among Middleport i\layor Fred Hoffman said USRA specificlaUy states that, "If the legislative districts to achieve equal Saturday he was in contact with USRA Chesaie System does not acquire the PO populations. officials ind Congressman Miller's office trackase in the Charleston area, both line• The plan has nevet been tested with in Wallhiagton Friday in reference to the I 514and 514A) are designated for lransfer respect to the state Constitution because djlpooilion of the Penn Central Rail line to ' Cmisoiidated Rail Corp." These two Battisti would not allow it: JUtodes' aim is from Corning, Ohio to Nllro, W. Va. via lines go from Corning, Ohio, to Nitro, w. to arnnge such a test bY seeking a Mlddlepctrt and Gallipolis. Va. modification of Battloti's order. , Since the Cheaate System did nol Republicans gained 3-2 control of the Coug. Miller's office informed Hoffparchl• qtt Penn Centrallraclulge in the man that II would be in contact with USRA Apportionment Board . with Rhodes ' Cllorlilkln area, accordtng to the mayor, and village officials and would make sure electioo over Gilligan in 1974. If permitted U. Unes In this area should be included in that conditions Otltllned in.the final system to rework the legislative boWldarles, they ~Rail. Officials at USRA wouM l!ivc- no pian were carried out. would presumably come up with a pian ~nile answers as to the status of these suited to GOP candidates. Volunteers needed of Penn Central track SATURDAY · The Charles vehicle is owned by Marce)la Custer, of Logan , Ohio. A passenger in the car, Tammy tmts .USRA mum on fate • !ruck to go left of center, and hit a car + Ohio politics . · TONtTE THRU SUN. FEB. 13-15 Jacqueline Susann' s ONCE IS NOT ENOUGH Starring : Kirk Douglas and MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Bowles applied his bra kes, causing his investigation is being continued . taxes, budgeting MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY PRICE 25 CENTS Blevins voted no. Others attending Saturday's session in add! lion tq the board and Supt. Bradbury were Assistant Superintendents, Dal>e Campbell and Frank Cremeans; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Hunter, Addison and · Mr . and . Mrs. Alan Ojala, Rt . I, Gallipolis; Kyger Creek students, Fred Westfall and George Thompson; teachers, Bill Bahr and lloyd Danner and _newsman,. Dale Rothgeb, Jr. Market loses food, supplies RUTLAND - Agent Herman Henry of the Bureau of Criminal Identification, London, Ohio was called here Saturday to '. ' OPPONENTs ONCE-Ike Wiseman, left, president. of the GaDlpoiJs Blue Devil Boosters Club, presents relirinB Athens basketball coach Charles ~cAfee a plaque for his outstanding coaching efforts prior to Friday's GAHS-Athens basketball game. Wiseman, Racine,cage mentor in the 1950s and now a Gallipolis relll!Or, coached against McAfee when the dean of southeastern Ohio League coaches was at Ames-Berne 23 years ago. · assist Rutland Police Chief Bruce Davis investigate a breaking and entering into the Salem St. Market. According to Davis, someone entered the business Friday night by prying open a side door. Missing were 450 poUnds of meat including two hind quarters; 20 cartons of cigarettes, two .22 caliber rifles. 60 oounrls of sugar and I case of grapefruit juice. No value was placed on the property. The market is owned by Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Eblin of Rutland. R ea.lignment threat worries Democrats MEIGS THEATRE ancl Acc<>:ding to Sheriff's Deputy Robert Beegle, a truck d•iven by Elmer Bowles, Rl. I , Middleport, was traveling at 1:20 p.m. downriver on Rt. 124, when he qbserved a car coming down Minersvi_lle Hill . The car, driven by Dennis L. Wolfe , Akron, according to witnesses, pulled out onto Rt. 124, in to the path of the truck . will speak on $13lh million bond taken off special ballot of TONIGHT Tammy (.'har .•es sustained a slight back injury and Marcelia minor leg injuries. The auto was demolished. The we re later ta ken to Veterans Memor ial ' Hospi lal by private vehicles. School expert • ISSUe . ANGELS ANGELS . ANGELS. in Mlnenvllle and crashed toward the Ohio River, to stop here. - Katie Crow picture. Showers or thundershowers likely Sunday. Highs in the 50s. Mostly cloudy with a chance of shi>wers Sunday night and Mondays. Lows Sunday night in the 30s. Highs Monday in the 40s north and 50s south. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY at the Ohio River's edge in Minersville Saturday a ftern oon. trapped among trees, rocks, and brush . COLUMBUS, OIDO - THE OinO HEALTH Department has burned a quantity of yarn imported from Pakistan and · believed contaminated with anthrax, an acute bacterial disease transmitted by animals. Health Director Dr. John Ackennan said Thursday the federal governme.nt notified his department about the yarn which may have been responsible for a death in California late last month. · Ackennan said the yarn is composed of camel and goat hair and sheep's wool and is impol'\ed by .at least two U. S. distributors, Tahki Imports Ltd., New York City and Creative Handweavers, Los Angeles. Sold in four ounce balls in . a variety of colors, the yarn was found at five locations in Ohio, none in the southeast. For Charles 15, and her sister, Marcella, !he driver, escaped f"om the vehicle. They Charles. 19. Columbus. The Charles auto went off the right side of the highway, over the bank and stopped upside down at the water's edge, .. INDEPENDENCE, MO. - BESS WALLACE Truman observes her 91st birth<lay today with her traditional lack ol Celebration. The widow of President Harry S Trutnan, now slowed by age, still is alert and active in her reserved manner. She always has cherished her privacy. . A highlight of her birthday will he a traditional telephone call from her daughter Margaret. There will he flowers from old friends and mailed greetings. Since Truman's death three years ago, Mrs. Truman has lived quietly in the home on Delaware Street. Arthritis now forces her to use a cane, but she still gets out each week to the grocer and the beauty shop. Make Elberfelds Your Headquarters POMEROY - Two persons escaped possible serious injury or even death when lhe ca r they were in went over a steep bank , landing on its top in brush and trees coming u_priver drive n by Marc ella showers daily and above normal temperatures Sunday through Tuesday. Highs wlil be in the 50s to the low &Os aad lows will he in the 30s. ' Mld.d leport, 0. News •• in Briefs Riffe attacked Precipitators proposed H!.'!G~~~~e:~~~h:~e:~: , ,79 · ~rct~~fl~;~~:t~;~r~~or~~ On Sporn Stacks by · remains part of the historical NEW HAVEN , W. Va. -;- A comphance . plan fti cd Th.ur,sday wtth. the Wes t Vtrgtma Poilutwn Control Commtsston covered m stail~hon of e iectro~tattc prectpttators on . Umts 1 through 4 at the Phthp Sporn Plant near here. !he program was submttted by letter to .Carl G. Beard , II, APCC dtreclor, preparatory to a hearmg Sporn Plant scheduled for February 20. It calls for instaliation of precipitators to bring the units into full compliance with Regulation 11 (the control of dust from the combustion of fuel ). Th~ first. Wlit would be in compliance by September 30, residential customers. SWeet also Thursday called for a PUCO investigation of the purchase gas adjustment clause. He said the purchase clause was never intended to be used in a period of energy supply curtailment, and was allowing utilities to buy expensive energy supplies and pass on that added cost with no PUCO supervision. Auto stopped at Ohio River edge --- ~ "ZERPHA, BLUE'·'5 Place Group h0111 Pas k......... ,._ Th·e MEIGS INN · Ph. 992-3629 Pomeroy, Ohio !*************************************** .<...-------------------' ' 1 ·~· U AAAAAA A AAAAAAA A AAA~Air ' r It is questionable whether they can do it in time for this year's elections. First of (Contimied on page 2) Tickets for grid event go on sale POMEROY - Tickets to the annual Rotary Club Football Banquet oo Feb. 24 at Meigs High School went on sale Saturday here, in Middleport, Rutland, · Meigs High School, and Meigs Junior High in Middleport. Tickets for the banquet are for sale in Pomeroy at the New York Clothing House and Swisher and Lohse Drugs, in Middleport at Dutton's Drugs, Western Auto Store, the Citizens National Bank and Baker Furniture Store, and in Rutland ,from the Rutland Departn\ent Store. ·Lee McComas, banquet chairman, said ticket sales wiii close at 8:30 a.m. Monday , Frb. 23 . Charles St~barl, . assisiant varsity coach at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, a native of Racine and graduate of Middleport Hi~h School and Ohio NUMBER 22 RETIRED - Charles McAfee, Ohio's third wimingest hlgl! school basketball coach (571-194) was honored by Athens and Gallipolis fans prior to Friday night's SEOAL gPr.Je at The Plains. McAfee, after 36 years of coaching, including the past 22 at, Athens, will retir.e at th~ end of the 1975-76 campaign. During Friday's pre-game ceremorues, Athens High School Prindpal Robert !ilamp made the surprise announcement that for the first thne In the school's history, a jersey was being retired in an individual's honor. "No. 22" represenb the number of years McAfee served as head Bulldog mentor. "It's been grest," McAfee said. "If I had it to do all over again, I would," headded asa huge Seniors Night crowd gave him a standing ovation. For details see page 22. University, will be the speaker. Tickets to the banquet are $4 each. Members oi the 1975 Marauder football team, cheerleaders, and coaching slaff will be honored. T~e master of ceremonies will be announced . Vern Weber is president of the Middlr~uri-Pumeroy Rolary Club. The foot llall banquet. usually a late November or cat~y December event, was delayed lhis season by difficulties ,speaker in obtaining a or desired reknuwn . I . • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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 February 13, 1976 ryan