http://66.213.69.5/files/original/703003dfc8c5bc753be38d2513871cc1.pdf 13d66ab173a6e8067b2e0ef34ac06199 PDF Text Text ...... '' .... ' 12-The D'lily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Feb. 10, 1972 Food Costs to ·Exceed Forecast i\ (•hancc of rain suuth and WASHINGTON ( UPI) - annual guideline for price was set in 1947. About 1,500 delegates parGrocery prices may climb as increases laid down by the A three-day White. House ticipated in the conference. much as 4 per cent this year, Price Commission. However, i~ conference on business in 1990 Most of them were corporation the Agriculture Deparllllent was pointed out that raw · ended Wednesday. Sen. Fred executives . . said Wednesday, revising up- agricultural products are ex- H. Harris, D.Qkla., charged it Commerce Secretary ward an earlier forecast. A empt from 'economic controls. had been a "festival of self· Maurice H. Stans disputed congressman charged the ·Retailers are permitted under congratulaUon" for big busi· Harris' criticism, saying "all administration has been Phase II to pass along any ness. points . of view were well ineffective in dealing with added costs they incur. Harris contended . that represented" · at the con"skyrocketing" food prices. · The Economic ResearCh Ser· leaders of big labor unions and ference. Labor Secretary The Agriculture Depart- vice also estimated that farm gadflys such as consumer James D. Hodgson said that ment' s Economic Research income perhaps would hit $17.7 advocate Ralph Nader and ,United- Auto Workers Vice Service earlier had estimated billion in 1972. 1bls would be a Federal Communications President Pat Greathouse and the grocery price jump this record and would compare to Commission member Nicholas Einar Mohn, director of the year would be from 2to 3.5 per $15.7 billion in 1971. The Jol!nson purposely had been · Western Conference of Teamcent. previous record of $17.1 billion excluded from the conference. sters, were participants. Rep. William R. Cotter; DConn., said he wanted a "fullscale investigation" of food M;~;;~~;;;*;m~m;~~;~~~1*~ili~;l~~~L¥.;~~;l~~fl;~l;~~f.f.~~~~~l~~l~~~~~~;~~l~~~~~~~ili~ili~~j;~1~1~f:~r:;~;1~~:m;mw.i.;f$~;~;?§.~i®~r:~m;~~t prices by the Cost of Living ~:~~= " ' ..JD 7\ T :::==~~ .1. 1 1 Council. He contended there M~ had been "ineffective policing" @ TRENTON,N. Y. (UPI) -Leo Scaduto, a New York City office worker who Jived by the Price Commission. He : @ In Brooklyn, liked to take a couple of chances each week In the New Jersey lottery. ~:~ said there were "increasing Every ~teek he gave $1to Nancy Colacchlo, a coworker who Uved ln Washington ~1! loopholes in pflce regulation." ·>.·.·· Township, N. J. She bought hlm two tickets. s::~i The new predicted increase :t:~ j : @ Scaduto_gave Miss Cotacchlo the money one week In July, then left on vacation for i~~~ would SW'JlaSS the 2.5 per cent ::::~:: a visit with his son, John, In Fox Point, Wis. ;:;:;~: :~::i There he had a severe heart attack sod two months ago be died. ;:;:;~ ~:;:;: Last week, Miss Colacchlo cleaned out her purse. She found the lifo tickets and decided to check the numbers against a list of outstanding winning tickets In a newspaper. Oue of the tickets was a firSt prize winner, worth $60,000. "I let out a seream," she· said . . (Continued from page I) Then she called SCaduto's widow. planning Lhe club's annual Two days later Mrs. Scaduto came to Trenton to pick up the $60,000 check. IJole-in-one contest. Named to Lottery Director Ralph Balch said the tickets bad no !denUfylng name aiM! Miss the committee were Tom Colacchlo easlly could have claimed them for-herseH.' .·~X· Cassell and Lou Osborne, co- ,•,• ,,· :;:;:;:; "It's one of the flues! eumples offriendshlp and honesty I've ever seen," he said. :;~;:; chairman, and Ralph Graves ~:::::: "There was no question about who the tickets belong to," Miss Colacchlo said. :;:;:;~ and Karl Krautter. w • "They were Leo's." :=:x:: Guests for the luncheon :=:~~: ~ ~ M served by Clarice Krautter, •'···········~····· ..······.-······· ·:-;····· ........ ...... .;...:;· Jane Walton, Joann Morris and ·:;:;:~;=~~=~=~=:=~=~:;:l=~=~:=~~*;~::~~:~~::f:=~~~~:.$.:~:~®;:~~>r~~:~~=~=~~~;~m~;*m~;l~~~~;~~~~;;?:i1l;l;~;;~m;mm~;i;~m;l;~;l;~;i;m;~;~~;~~;m;~~;*;;;;~r:Ii;:;l: Virginia Edwards were Roger A crab has very pate. bluHysell, the guest of Kloes, and ish blood, in common with the Rev . W. H. Perrin, guest of all the crustaceans and most Karl Krautter. mollusks . . zs . B.zg tews ouay, rerhaps Th zs M Pollution . Head Start Plan Okehed WASHINGTON- REP. ABNER J. MIKVA, D-IU.,,scored President Nixon Wednesday for not including "a single word about the Great Lakes" in his environmental message to Congress. Mikva said the Great Lakes are being poi!loned and are slowiy dying off, bill Nixon rejected ari Environmental Protection Agency proposal to spend $141 million to fight Great Lakes poUution. Ciling the $246.3 billion budget Nixon offered for fiscal1973, Mikva said the Great Lakes decision "is like refusing to spend six cents after just spending $100." tt•L~ eUILO OP'P"O .. TUNITV Where you shop The Gallia-Meigs Community Action ' Agency has received official approval -of its 1972 Summer Head Start proposal from the Chicago Regional Office of Child Development. The proposal was submitted last November and provides funds for 420 children in the two county area. Ninety percent of the children come from lowincome families. The proposal calls for an eight weeks program starting June 5, 1972. It will provide a BONDS FORFEITED total of 28 classes and 10 difTwo defendants forfeited a ferent centers. The federal $25 bond each and a third was funds will amount to $112,307 fined in the court of Pomeroy with local matching funds of Mayor William Baronick $27,836. Wednesday night. Martha Clawson, 32, McConnellsville, forfeited her bond posted on an PLEASANT V,o\LLEY assured clear distance charge, Due to the number of and Jinunie Lee Hobbs, no address, forfeited his posted patients being admitted for for disturbing , the peace. cases of influenza and to Donald Lovett, no address, was discourage visitors except fined $10 and costs for in- relatives, the hospital announced names of patients toxication. admitted will not be released. DISCHARGES: Mrs. Kenneth Jacks and daughter, Langsville, 0 .; Mrs. Edward FIRST IS A SON Sprenger and son, Bidwell, 0 .; Mr. and Mrs. Henry (Hank) ' Cleland, Jr., of Long Bottom Mrs. Charles Stone, · Point announce the birth of their first Pleasant; George Lamp, Point child, a son, Henry Erwin Ill, Pleasant; Mrs. Lorain Crump, .Feb. 2 at O'Bieness Hospital, Leon; Mrs. t'red Kesterson, Mrs. Peggy Athens. The infant weighed Pomeroy; seven pounds and seven Seabaugh, Mason; Mrs. Sidney ounces . Maternal grand- Bauer, MI. Alto; Mrs. Thomas parents are Mr. and Mrs. . James, Cheshire; Katie Donald 0. Roush, New Haven; Mayes, Point Pleasant; Lester paternal grandparents, Mr. Newell, Southside. BIRTHS : Feb. 9, a daughter and Mrs. Henry E. Cleland, Sr., Pomeroy; maternal great- to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Birchgrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. field, Apple Grove. GrantO. Roush and Mrs. Helen Elias, both of New Haven . by name .•• Push , sh nve :tn J push . Outsh out no i'>e HnJ p,rn h tmd 140. ~ uml"'l('n nr c wni t in 1-1. TAKEA " NUMBER '! Clerk!> .:m•.II J•1 ' t reme mber your f an: t o m o rnw,·. Isn ' t it m•Jrc fun 101 shop wh e n~ husi n t'ssmc •, and !!Hies peopll- k n ow you r n um~: 1 Am.l .1 I) U kn nw th eirs . Wh t> ll 11 hunn•tnwn hu !oi rw.,sn Hi n 'ill~~ · ·w. . mi ... ~t: J \uL•'' Jun 't .1uu sorn~:timcs sco.: n·tl ~ nJm it " lm is.!ied ~ou , tno "~ It's mur h mure fun to sh op 1\'herc yo u r b usi nesli ill np pn·•:inted . CONTEST SET CHESTER - The Chester Alumni Assn. is sponsoring a baton twirling contest Saturday at the Eastern High School. All alumni members are being' asked to contact Mrs. Virgil Windon at 985-3846 in regard to food donatioQs and working at the school during the 'hours of the contest. Veterans Memorial Hospital DISCHARGED - Mary Gilmore, Howard Searles Karen Cadle, Orville Hill: Robert Hensley , Christine Miller, Lois Bailey, Lynn Kloes. The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. POMEROY, OHIO Member Federal Reserve System On Fridays Our Drive· tn Window is ()fMn 9 a.m . to 7 p,m., CContinuously). $20.000 Maximum Insurance For Each, Dtposilor MEIGS THEATRE Tonight, Feb. 10 NOT OPEN Friday & Saturday February 11-12 LET'S SCARE JESSICA TO DEATH ('Technicotor) Kevin O'Connor Bartoo Heyman PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS' Michael Sat ; :- ~ in Barban• Hershey SHOW STARTS7 P.M. IIIli one of the contractors at new Ohio Power plant site neal: Cheshire. . :· )'he dispute iJivolves cori: . tract signing and the em". ployment of . '&dditio~iil teamster ·personnel. An Ohio Power Company spok~man said work Is coriUnulng at the plant despite some crafts not croasiilg the: picket iini.""It Is hopeful the_ issue will be setUed today. CHESHIRE - Teamsters Local505 of Huntington erected li picket line this morning at the General James M. Gavin Plant in a dispute with the Babcock and Wilco~ Company, A suit for money and· an action for divorce have been filed in Meigs County Conunnn Pl~as · Court. Ho.usehold Finance Corp., Belpre, filed suit for money against Michael W. J.ance and Dorothy Lance, 20s. Reedsville, Rt. I, in the amount of $1,046.45. The Beale Streel immor- Brady Sayre, Racine, filed ~alized in American jazz is suit (or divOrce agai!)st Carol located in Memphis. Tenn. J. Sayre, Columbus, charging gross neglect of duty and ex· treme cruelty. Belind_a K. TaMer was.gr,nted·a divorce from David W. 'l'aMer on charges of gross neglect of du~ . . ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY SHOP BOTH FRIDAY ANI) SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 P.M. Mens Lee Blue Denim - Women's Winter Sleepwear . BIB OVERALLS Save up to 60 per cent on wom.ens and juniors Brushed Tricot or Flannel Sieepwear .. 9.98 SLEEPWEAR 8.98 SLEEPWEAR 7.98 SLEEPWEAR 6.98 SLEEPWEAR 5.98 SLEEPWEAR 4.98 SLEEPWEAR 3.98 SLEEPWEAR 3.49 SLEEPWEAR 2.98 SLEEPWEAR • • - - - · SALE 3.99 - - - SALE 3.59 - - - SALE 3.19 · SALE 2.79 • - - SALE 2.39 - - - SALE 2.19 - - - SALE 1.99 - - - SALE 1.69 - SAlE 1.39 · - Sizes 34 to 50 Lee Famous Jelt denim overalls that are full cut. Perfect fitting - Long wearing. Regular price 7.98. Save Friday and Saturday 7.25 SPORT SHIRTS 2.44 Reg. 8.95 To 16.50 Values . c - - - - . - - • _ Sate 4.00 Reg. 4.95 To 7.95 Values - - - . · - - - . - - Sale 2.00 Reg. 2.95 To 4.49 Values - - - .. . - . - . . Sale 1.00 smalf (14-14112), medium I15-15 large I16-16'/' I. extra large I17-1711>!. Half sleeves Permanent press. Solid colors and neat patterns. Regularly 7.95. . Excellent for dress or sport. Sizes HOSIERY SALE Reg. 3.75 Support Panty Hose - - - - Reg . 1.75 Stretch Panty Hose - - - • Reg. 1.25 Panty Hose - - · - - - - - Reg. 2 pr .-1.00 Mesh Stockings - - Sale Sale 2.29 Sale 1.09 Sale 79c 2 pr. 79c I I 11> ), Friday - Saturday Sale 6.49 Friday and Saturday Mens Permanent Press WOMEN'S BELTS SPOR.T SHIRTS Our ent ire stOck of womens fashion belts Is reduced for this sale . Leathers . Chains . Vinyls . ·Cloth . - - - - - - - - - - ' - "Just as 8Ure as Valentine's Day comes around,' the "heartline" project of the Heath United .Methodist ChurCh Afternoon Circle goes on I Yesterday the women of the church brought in dozens and dozeruJ of cookies -some elaborately decorated -arid pounds and pounds of candy for the assembly line project of lliBklng up attractive valenline trays for the shut-ins and elderly residents of the community. · Over 60 trays were prepared for delivery dUring thti afternoon, and the remainder of the cookies and candy were packaged and taken to the Meigs County lnfinnary and the Ol!Idren's Home. ' The project Is not new. It was about 15 years ago _when a few of the women got together and decided to make up S\)me "goodie" plates for several members who ,were ill. Year by year the project was expanded until now it encompassei not only the elderly and shut.ins of the churCh but of the community crealing a tie - a "heartline" - between the two. MEN'S KNIT SPORT SHIRTS Two Days Only! Famous Maker • - • - • • - SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE 3.59 2.99 2.69 · 2.09 1.79 1,.19 1 Regularly 2.95. Short sleeves- stripes and laney patterns. Small (14-14'12), medium {15-15'/2), large (16-J6112), extra large (17.17'12) . Friday- Saturday Sale Eagles Meet in P(Jmeroy Sunday 2 FOR 5.00 I' Mens 69c Mens Blue Denim OR LON SPORT SOCKS One size fits all sizes 10 to 13. Excellent se lection of black and solid fashion colors. Friday - Saturday HALLMARK VALENTINES WORK Slze~~~~~~~~aist grandma and grandpa, brofhers, sisters and many more. Select yours now from this excellent selection by Hallmork. chE'd . Full cut. Sale Price Friday and Saturday 2 PAIRS 1.00 --------------------------- 3.19 r..,..._.._.._..._...__.._.._..~-----...- -----·----1 FRIDAY- SATURDAY SALE . You'll enjoy seeing and buying V~•ntlrlt'-OD the tst, floor. For husbijnd$, wives, nephews, nlecet, girl friends, 'boy friends, granddaughters, grandsons, daddy, mother, Sanforized shrunk . 10 ounce denim . Triple stit· Plus packages of Valentines for school children. 'Peanuts Valentin~s ·Valentine napkins and cups • make your own Valentines • gift wrap paper. r-----------~--1 CAMERA SALE ON THE 1ST FLOOR Mens Department - lsi floor . 199.50 Polaroid Camera Outfit • - - . - . Salt " .DO Discontinued Modei340 · . . MEN'S ALL WEATHER COATS -------------------------SALE 14.50 -----------~n------------------------------------· MEN'S SPORT COATS --------------------------Zip out lining - Scotchgard finish. 79.95 Polaroid Camera • · • · • · · • 5alol9.00 149.95 Polaroid Camera . • . . . • . . - Salt 72.00 Modei35D . 29.95 Mens Sport Coats . Sizes 36 to 46. 56.95 Kodak tnstamatlc 414 Camera outfit . • Sale 29.00 ~-------~~!~-1~·~---------· -;;~;;:~;~~~:;~;;~-~~~~~- ·aovs· SPORT COATS -;~-;;;~n;;;;;;;:~.;;;;-c;;.;;-:-:-:-:-s-;.;'34.o0'" 15.95 Boys Sport Coats in sizes 8 to 20. Sol·ld colors and neat Greeting Card Assortments patterns. PROBE OPENS CINCINNATI UPI - A r.._._.._...._...__._..._..._......... ..... ~..--·--~-...-;.,j Young Mens and Mens federal grand jury here apparently Is considering the case of stale Sen. Oakley / Collins and his strip mining operallons In Lawrence County, although no one' Regular 5.98 Jeans in flare leg super slim fit . Taper leg super lean fit and taper leg regular style leg. connected with the grand Extra durable 14 oz . plus blue den.im . Sanforized . authentic jury will admit it. western style. Sizes 29 to 44 waist. A parade of witnesses, Sale Friday and Saturday Including forest rangers, various ecological experts and Collins hlmseH, have flied In and out of the grand jury room In the Federal . Sale! Mens and Boys Post Office and Courts Building tbls week. WRANGLER BLUE DENIM JEANS • Pel Set assortment of 10 cards and envelopes- Giant size. ' • Birthday assortment of 20 cards and envelopes in Crystal pink assortment. tGet Well and Cheer assortment of Satin Fan· tasy-18 cards and envelopes. A 2.00 Vaiue. ·· Harry E. West, Zanesville, state trustee of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, will be speaker when the Meigs Eagles Aerie 2171, Pomeroy, hosts a district meeting at 2 p.m. Sunday. The Logan Degree Team will · present· Initiation work ·and dinner, with entertainment to follow. All members who have · not been fully initiated are . urged to attend; A native of Cumberland, ·Harry West Is a veteran of the U.'S. Navy from 19$1 until1955. He Is a member of the Free and Accepted Masons of .Ohio; Ancient Ac~epted Scottish Rite, Valley of Cambridge;. Aladdin Shrine of Columbua; Amrou Grotto of Zanesville; Clowns of ·America, and has been an .Eagle since 1960. He served In most of the offices of his home Aerie at Zanesville ,before moving to district offices and later being named a state trustee. AU members, families and 1.00 A BOX .~~~S..i&:i!!&:i:!:?.~~w.~:!~:: NIGHT AT CAMP DAVID THURMONT, Md. (UPI)President Nixon spent Wednesday night at Camp David, working on more preparations ior his trip to China which begins in seven days. The President was expected to return to Washington late today for a few hours before taking off for Key Biscayne, Fla., for his second long weekend In a row there. JURY TRIAL REQUESTED AUSTIN, Tex. (UPJ)- For'mer Postmaster General John A: Gronouski has requested a jury for his trial today on Charges of drunken driving. Gronouaki, who was an aide to former President Lyndon B. Johnson ~nd now dean of the LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas, was arrested Dec. 26 near the Texas Capitol. LOCAL TEMPS ~~~~oyd~h:~8:n:!/ 1s:~~y Temperature in downtown skies. · Boys sizes a to 18 . Mens si zes 38 to 46 . While They Lasl % PRICE WOOL FlANNEL SHIRTS Neck sizes 15 to 17 - Plaid patterns in red or green. Lined neck band . 2 button lhrough flap pockets. For Thi• Sale 4.88 FRIDAY· SATURDAY SALE: MEN'S COVE'RALi.S . Big Ben by Wrangler. Sizes 36 to 50 ' in shorts, regulars and longs. Grey Fischer stripe cloth blue denim or green herringbone . Double action zipper - action back. Full cut and very well made. SALE PRICE 6.89 ~ pink or gold. - Reg. 4.39 Full Flat or Frtted - - Sale 2 for 7.00 Reg. 3.49 Twin Flat or Filled • • Sale 2 for 5.50 Reg. 2.79 pr. 42x36 Pillowcases - - Sale 2.25 pr. -· · SALEI PICTURI-FRAMES / -- • ro.cHAJRMEN OF DRIVE - Mr. and Mrs. Will Cundlff, Syracuse, have been named coChainnenoftheannualfunddrlve of the MelpCountyAmericanRed Cross fund drive. Letters for contribuUons will be Ifill to businessmen of Meigs_County on Feb. 15, and on Feb. 24, at 7:30 p.m., plans for the drive will be completed at a meeting with the local Red Cross Board at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Everyone willing to help in any way Is asked to attend that meeting. A hot~~~eoto-bouse drive will be held through the county and many volunteers are needed. They are asked to contact Mr. and Mrs. CUndiff at m.G513 after 5 p.m. Agoal of $5,000 has been set for this year'_s drive. Mr. CUndiff, an employe of Elberfeld's Department Store, is a member of the local Red Cross Boai'd. Mrs. Cundiff Is employed at Veterans Memorial Hospital. ................ Featuring 5x7 and B•IO &Ingle• and double•. Multi mats in. eluded for other sizes. All tram .. wnh non-reflecting glass Frames will ~ot tarnish. Value& to $2.99. · Save Now On · TELEVISION . Special sale prices · Music Department on the 2~d floor ' ~CA's 25th Anniversary Sate wllh bargain prices on Color TV Consoles · Color TV Portables • Black arid While portables . RCA Stereos - Portable record players -Tape players. , •,' ::.: Stop in -let us show yov these special RCA values ond show you the -excellent quality .and perlormance. . • :: .:: f~~--·---~----~-------~-~--------~···-------·--~·~-----~·-·--------·~~----------~~----~~--~------~~~-1 •''' Free Customer Parking on -Second Street upper or lower ' level and at our Mechanic Street Warehouse • ' •' ELBERF . ELDS , · . . · IN POMEROY :. • ~"'------------------~--------~ .. . -~ . ---------..1 ; . ' 1' ·~ Devoted To The lntere~~ll Qj The Meigl-Mawn Area _N~O·~~~IV~._N0_._21_3~~P~OM~E~RO~~~M=ID~DL~EP_OR_T~O~H!~O----~FR_ID_AY~,F-EB_R~UA~RY~l~l,~l~97~2~---· ~p~HO~N~E9~9~2-2~15~6__________~TE~N~ NiXon Stands on Peace Offer •" WASHINGTON . (UPI) President Nixon Thursday warned Hanoi the United States will not negoUale tile surrender of South Vietnam and will make no further offers and concessions until the Communists respond to tile peace plan he has put ."on tile table." · Nixon also said that Democrat!c p-esidential candidates • ' • • ':- ,,, ~· who have criticized his peaee efforts may encourage Hanoi and the VietCong to delay any response until after the November elections. The President made his remarks at a ~inute news conference in his Oval White House' Office, the first he baa held in three months. He sought 10 reassure President Nguyen Van 1bleu that the '•'•" ·~·• -... .•;, ... 1'.>- a -. ,> · ~ administration would make no agreements with the CommUnists behind the South Vietnamese leader's back . Nixon also annmmced that be wouidleave on his trip to !l!ina Feb. 17. · Discloses Details Nixon disclosed the details on Jan. 25 of an eight-point peace plan he had put before negotiators In Parts. He has .,; '''• \..•:• •• '-). l'' '<..lo ' Spelling Bee Site Set Southern Local High School. will -host the annuat· County Spelling Bee March 16 at 7:30 p.m. Ralph Sayre,' su!ierin· tendent, announced at the reg111ar meeting of_ the Southern Local School Bbard Thursday night. In' a busy night, other business was: Applications to the board from Donna Marie Theiss and Joyce Ritchie as "potenUal" teachers were submitted, as wa_s one by Wesley H. Clark as a potential custodian. Sayre reported . th~ I'Chool district had received the first payment under the Impact Program under TiUe I, in the • HARRY WEST guests are invi'ted to the Sunday events following the meeling. ~BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL . ""OOtllMBtis -mE omo FARM BUREAU.Federauon satd , 1•y li was "downright happy" to see meat prices hit a 20 year :J :r becalll!C '1t's•good to see farmers getting a decent return for llr •rlr hard work ... " In an ''Open Letter, tO-Mrs. Consumer," •hich appeared in 'ne Buckeye Fann Ne~tsletler. the federaUon defend!!d the increase In ineat prices. "We farmers have achieved a good record of produf;'tlvlty.and efficiency whiCh far-&~rpasaes any other U: S.Jndustry," It said. "If this were not so, ynu would be astounded by the prices you.would have to pay for food . Save now on Cannon's Primrose Path Dutch print. Blue, II .. ews•• zn CANNON ROYAL FAMILY NO IRON SHEETS I " • ~----------------------~ Two Days Only WINTER JACKETS . CINCINNATI ('i1PI) - A concluded to the satisfaction or' area) since 1919." strip mining cm~pariy WilY all parties inv~lved." He &aid the Forest Service owned bY veteran flale Sen. · Collins, a powerful force 1n should define boundaries In Oakley Collins, R-lronton, wu th~ Ohio General Aaaembly suillclent cleta1l to prevfllt fu·indlcted by a federal grand ~tltb 17 year~~ seniOrity and ture . JIO'IibWty that mining 'Jury Thuraday on cl\arges ol Chalrmanahip of the Senate compahles might trespass un. illegally ml(ling S2.6 acres · Education IIJd Health Commit• knowingly. irislde Wayne Nali01181 Forest tee, was WIBvllilable for com- · Strayed Am~u Border in· southern Ohio. mfllt lat~ Thursday. The JWIIIce ,Department beThe lhree~ounl indicllllent The Charges against the gan ·an lnvestl8al!on cl' the againat .the Collil\s Mining Co. comPODY, headquartered at min!ilg last summer and detercharged It had, bellfeen March Hanging Rock, Ohio, all are mined that about 25,000 tons of and May -~969, unlatrfuUy: misdemesJiors, . coal had ·been removed frMI · destroyed ilinber, unlallriully . Reeamm~ada Roeo>'ery the federal tm:i. Collins aGstrip mined without a penn!t In addlttoft to the lncjict- Ql!tted the operation had strayand unlawfully deposl!ed mfllts, assistant U.S. Dllltrict ed across the boundary of land SUbstances in and polluted Attorney .Norbert Nadel made he ~ad leased for miJilng, but streams, lakes lind other severalrecommendattonstoU. said It ~taa accidental. waters bordering ihe forest in S. D!ltrlct Court JUdge . David The Collins operation had Lawrence County. · s. PO!ler, leased land adjacent to the This morning; Sen. Collins Nadel asked that civil pro- forel!l fi'O!Il the Marquette Cetold this newspaper: ceedlngs· be inat!tuted by the ment Manufacturing Co. "We have nqt hBd an op- .JustJee Department to retover The l!l'and Jury had been in portunlty to study the acUoo of money received by the Collins session since Monday. Collins the grand jury against .the company from the sale of the had beeQ among the witnesses. Collins Mining Co., and forest-rolned 'coal; that the Collins recently announced therefore we are nolln position trespaSSed 'property be he would not seek re-elecl!on to to comment on it at thls Ume. restored and reclaimed "as the Ohio Senate in November. "We wiD review the ch!lrges 110011 aa possible," and that the legislative reapportiOnment with our attorney and deter- U.S. ·Forest Service take im- eliminated his dlstr!ct and mine future action with respect mediate steps to protect the rather than move to another to them. "envlrorunentlli integrity of redralm district, he decided to "This entire matter arose the area." stay in Ironton and run for the from an accidental mistake Nadel cited the '1ong delay House of llepresentaUves in and we hope it can now be in reclamation (of the mined (Continued on page 10) , Project Goes··On Short sleeves. Sizes 8 to 16. Permanent press. Excellent selection of patterns and stripes. Friday - Saturday Sale Dresses. BELTS BELTS BELTS BELTS BELTS BELTS ..... Sale! Boys 2.95 Mr. Wrangler S·izes 3 to 6x - 7 to 14 and Preteen. Skirts - Jumpers' . Slacks . REG. 6.00 REG. 5.00 REG. 4.50 REG. 3.50 REG. 3.00 REG. 2.00 VALE;NTINE TREATS suCh as these displayed by Mrs. Norman Waylan~, left, and Mrs. B. B. · Zeigler, oo:ere delivered to over 60 elderly and shut-in residents of -Mid· dleport Thursday. ,._..~---~·---~~-------·---·--·------·--·-~----·------ GIRLS' SPORTSWEAR SALE 5.49 MR. EDWARDS DIES MASON - Lewis W. Edwards, 79, Mason, W. Va., died Thursday morning at CamdenClark Hospital in Parkersburg . Arrangements are being completed at the ·Foglesong Funeral Home. ·Collins Firm Indicted Picket Line At . Cites~ Suit for Money · Filed in Court SALE 8.00 not by number Rush . run a nU ~ruh ll nu mhcr. H u rr.1· u p m,d 1n1. i t. rain or snow north Saturday 'and Sunday. Mild Saturday turning a litUe<oldcr Sunday and Monday. Highs in the 40s Saturday and Sunday dropping to 30s Monday. Overnight lows mostly In the M *i' (Continued from page 1) tiaries in the United States. "Every prisoner in America is ar· med with knives," Morris, of Chicago, asserted in a speech here. · Morris said ·he was pessimistic about prison reform, but advocated that smaller prisons be built, for no more than 300 prisoners each, and that programs such as work-release be used to gradually let convicts re~nte"' society . ..· . F.XTF.NDEDOUTLOOK . . dLEVELAND- MAYOR RALPH PERK today suspended city workho'l'" commiu!orier Kenneth H. Cooley for 29 days and said he '-.tould make the suspension Pemianent If he finda any "neglect of duty" contributed \0 a breakout by 19 workhouse trlsoners Thursday night. , Perk made the suspeslS!on for 29 days because If It had been for 30 days there would have to be a ·hearing before the Civil Service Commilalon. "I am going to make an Investigation of tile causes for the esca!)!! and If I find any neglect of duty I will relieve CooleY of hla duties permanently," said l;'erk. It was tile largest lingle mua escape in tile history of the 112-year-old correctional facility. rrwo were recaptured today. ' · amount of $1,475. Southern Local also has received $1,889 under TiUe II to purchase library books for · elementary students. The board granted permission to Connie Romine to take Instrumental students from grades 5 through 12to the children's concert at Oblo University on. Feb. 24 and to Elizabeth Hobbs, English te•cher to take high school Engu,h students to OU on Feb. 22 to see "Allee in Wonderland," and the J.unior and senior students to tour the TriCounty Vocational School at Nelso~ville on Wednesday, Feb. 16. Following a recomllle,Rdation by Sayre, the board agreed to grant a diploma for the 1972 school year to James Warner. The board authorized the Athletic Boosters to sponsor a pancake supper at the high school on March 5. It also agreed to participate in the eight-county regional project funded !Ioder T!Ue VlB, Education of Handicapped Act. . •, Sayre reported that while and chocolate milk had been increased 'ol cent due to the raise In prices by the Valley Bell Milk Company. Sayre met with principals of (Conlinued on page 10) ' Speaking of Schools No. 225 Best Wishes, and Prayers · Extended Larry Momson BY GEORGE HARGRAVES, SUPI'. Melle Local SChool Dlalrld I ~tould like to begin by apologizing lor my faUire to have a eol1111D written for laat irrJday's Sentinel. The press of other r!lsponal~tles caused this, and It may even happen aga!nl nie b8!1ds on my clock seem to move faster every day. Mr. Morrison during his Illness 1 ••nt to expresa his deep l!l'atltude for the many Dowers, cards, calls, visits, and prayers. They have aU been very much appreciated, needed, and valued. This line young man- our district assistant superintendent - ts greatly m1ased during his absence. He knows tllat he h8B our very beat Wiahes and continut!l prayers for his rapid and complete -recovery. WE SEEMED TO have beei1 movi!lg along in fairly good shape witll a mild, reaaona!U, '~IU w~ providing us with a mild, reasonable, aenallile irit\ter, Then came the Ice, and then came the 111ow. As you mow, we can miu five · days-without makeup. ~ live days 'leem like a lot unW the Ice and 1110w For really hit. . II we miu more than five days, we'D just . CINCINNATI- A MAN WHO SAID hli wife died aa a result make them lip. We can use the Monday after ol talt!nl blrlll control pl!ls bas filed a '1.2&'uillllon damage suit In U. S. District Court apirJst the manufacturer. William ~er, Goo!! Friday, any Saturday, or go Watlt:ln~ of ttUburb8n Mount Health)' names G.D. Searles & Co., beyond Memorial Day. Any of these posallilitles Ia better than taking chances on Ollcago 'u delend•t in the suit flied Thursday. Watklnl aa1t1 hll wife, chrtatlne, 23, fell uncoli8C!oua and died' bad rot!dll, on June 11, 1t'IO. He ehaf1ed the Searle finn with negligence in Let me urgeyouagaln to Usten to the radio. f al~ to ~ of blood cjoltlng asaoclated witll taking the oral We put the IIIIIIOIIllCellenl m WM~, WATH, and WJEH aa aoon u tre decide tO clotie. The oontnC811t1Wa. Watldns has lifo yo111g so!lB. decltdoll Ill made by 8:30 ·a.m. Don't caU the , LOS ANGELI!ll - ROBERT MAHEU, former II>P Howard radio stationa, llld don't caU achool olllclala. (Continued on page 10) Please cooperate In th!B. Your phone calls to the radio or 10 me just keep us from communicaling as we need to do. Alain let me empba1ile !bat ibe parent makes the final declllou. a yoo don't tblak It's BBfe to 1e11d yoar cb!Id, keep blm or her home. U the b• driver tllb!b any or all of tbe bu nm will be ~mule, tbe driver ls free to deckle that. We ' refuae to force anyoae Into an unaafe situation on a scbeol bua. THE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 1.3-19 has been designated as National Vocational Education Week. It iB significant that suCh an observance should take place. · Vo~Uonal education Is an extremely important developnent In today'll American achools. It 18 an effort to provide high school l!l'aduates with a beginning In skUl8 that will lead to employment in whiCh they can advance. Vocational education and vocational programs are a long ~tay from being perfect. Nobody knows this more thoroughly than we who are working witll vocational edooatlon. Nevertheless, It Is a vital step in the direction of meaningful learning for many young people who were potenUal dropouts. We have a long way 10 go; but at least we have started. · · • NEWS & NOTES - Three remaining games round out . our regular seaaon of t.sketball. Ironton is here tofllgllt. Melgsls at \fe!lslpn nezt Tueaday. Logan Is here on February 18 - The cable TV p-esentation of high ~1 wrestling should add fans to this drmanding and interesting sport - Why not see a high sChool sporting event this weeker.d. offered to withdraw all Ameri- should not "create very great can troops from South Viet- optimism or very great pes: nam, but has balked at Hanoi's slmism." He said me ~teek of ~ demands that the Unlled States i:'l'e~OO TEAMSTERS WIN abandon aU support of the COLUMBUS (UPI) -The 1b!eu governmfllt. Mental Hygiene aad Nixon said he did not "question the patriot!am" of Comelloa Department baa Democrats who have criticized signed aa aareem-. !11th his peace efforts. But he said Teamalers Local OJ which · he believed candidates for permits It to be the barg~ . 11etd for i'll , ~ntstatements In !lie light that employes at Collllllbu nd their words might "encourage Cleveland 1lale bospllall, him (tile Vietnamese Com· Columbus aad Galllpolfa m1111sts) to continue the war." state iniiHntes and Worley Terrace on noa-pay matlen. The President also: -8ald that his China trip ::&::::».!§j.:::::::!~Sl~Sl .. ''(ll ''' l!il(lll!il(lll!il(ll!W'> re.vlew- Musc,le Added in Job Market OOLUMBUS (UP!) - State School SUperintendfllt Martin Essex says Ohio spent an ema ~ per elemflltary and Iteam· dary scbool pupU last year and funds from the state Income tax "will begin aasurtng Ohio youth a more competitive position with their counterparts in other states." Educating the average student cost $7311.511aat year. The averate e:apendlture waa $781.48ln city districts, $647.88 In local dlstrlcll and $648.118 in exempted village districts. Eases said the difference among districts partially reDected "tbe varying mmpl.elitles whiCh exilt in the compact inner city, tile spane rural dlstrlctsllld the rapidly· e:qJII!clng suburban areas." "Nezt year'a report should begin to rellect reve~ of Ohio's unfavorable position ·with other stales, eapeclally thoae in the Middle West, regarding lnvnlment In elementary and secondary education," he said. The tax budget measure, which becomes fully ellectlve depu.ties from the Gallia March 20, will make aome imCounty sheriff's department, pact this year, he &aid, "and Phil Underwood .and Charles th!B will begin usurlng lllio Canoden; Supt. Bradbury, two youth a more competitive posiboard members, Roy Grose · tion with their counterparts in and BID Price; Coach Richard other states." Adams and approxinu;ltely 11 Kyger Creek alumni thoroughly searched the building and found nothing. School Evacuated Classes were disrupted at Kyger Creek High School at II a.m. today when the building was evacuated because of a bomb threat. · C. Comer Bradbury, local superintendent, said an apparent male person called the GalUpolis Police . Deparllllent at 7:10 p.m. Thursday night stating there would be an "explosion" at Kyger Creek High School at II a.m. Friday. Police reported the caller was a fast-talking youth, possibly between 1~18 years of age. After receiving tile call, two Mayor Asks It was the second bomb threat In Glllll!l County this school term at a school. Earlier, Vinton Elementary was evacuated after a similar call. B~ef Program Set Adouble-barreled beef cattle program Is scheduled Tuesday evening, Feb. 16 at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company meeting room in Middleport. This annual meeting of the Southeastern Ohio Beef Callie Improvement Assn. wW start at 5 p.m. Leo Story, president of SOBCI, said everyone who sells feeder calves at either the Atbens or Gallipolis sales from the five counties of Athens, Vinton, Gallia, Lawrence, and Meigs Counties are welcome 10 first, the box supper, then a meeting at 7:30 p.m. when Randall Reed, Extension IJ.. TO MEET The Pomeroy LitUe League Asscclation will meet at 4 p.m. Sunday at Pomeroy Vlllage . Hall. All !nlereste<! persons are invited to attend. 1: Coo • /Or 7Jeratlon Middleport Mayor John Zerkle today asked an Middleport businessmen keep the sidewalks in front of their places of business cl!!Br of ice and snow, Street Supervisor Harold Chase has placed salt containers about town for the convenience of businessmen and more will be placed as soon as they are available, the mayor said. The village will make every effort to keep the streets clear of the snow and ice, Mayor Zerkle said. · Animal Scientist, Ohio State University, will discuss beef breeding systems. Both sessions are open to everyone ·interested in beef cattle. However, those wishing reservations for the box lunch supper should call either Paul Baer, secretary, or the local extension office. The RUTLAND - No injuries supper will be provided by the •ere reported in a llf<H:ar association, Thuraday at 4 p.m. on .· ....·.:·:· .....·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.-.·.·............·,········· . accident Township Road 177 In Rutland. The Meigs County Sheriff's EXTENDED OUTLOOK Dept. said Walter D. Arnold, Ohio Extellded Outlook 21, ·Pomeroy, Rt. 4, ttavel!ng Sunday through Tuelday: south, collided with a car A chaace of saow nc1 turning a UtUe colder S1111day driven north by Clyde SCragg, 71, Rutland, Rt. I. with a chaace of saow Arnold •aa cited to court for flurries oortlleast Moaday. exCeA speed lor road and Hips m01Uy In the 301. lfellther condlt10111, operating LoWI .near 31 Suday morwithout licenie plalel, and no nlDC, dnppiq to ~e leeDI valid driver Arftold'a , and "lo• 20s by Tueaday morning. ' car wa~ demollabed and there was ·heavy damqe to Scragg's auto. · ··.·.·. •.·.·................. . . ·.· ·.·.;... ,. Autos Collide . u-. .I , I dlacusalo!lB ahould not be expected 10 sweep away 20 years of h081!lltY. BUI he said his trip was a "watershed" in relaUo!lB bet.een China and the Untied States and might start a new Chapter that would be featll'ed by "commun!catl9n, rather than confrontatloo." No Tax •ID!ftaseo -DeClared there wOuld beno tax increases this year, saying that he 'believed 11 waa impossible for Gongrees to "get to" the issue· of changing the tax structure this year. He aald his adDi!nlJtraUon had reached (ConUnued on page 10) ' �"" • I I . ., 1 r '; ; I I 2-1111! llally Sentinel, Middleport•Pomeroy,O.. Feb. II, 1972 J NeiHmJJe.Yon .Jiadeya · S.tanlly an:M p.m. Coaeb · ·Fe.toa T•yltr'• Marilader OOLUMBUS - The 20th 76 Sunday subscribers of The Mnivenary of one ·of Ohio's cOlumbus J;>isptach in an area . IIIII known youth recognition of limited potential. His programs, lhe GleM L. Cox cusWnlers commended him for Ntwlpaperboy Achievement his service, i~dustry, Awri, was observed today thoughtfulnet18, courtesy and with announcement of Richard responsibility on lhe route and Alley, 14, of Worthington, and as a person who ' thinks of William McMahon, 17, of others. Middletown as Junior and A straight A student in 7th Senior winners in the 1971 grade, Alley also parUcipates competition. in baseball , soccer, gym· Both young men, together . nastics, wrestling, mineral with 10 honorable mention rock collecting, writing, and ·boys,willreceivetheirawards, archery, and he has received· Including $100 from their awards and trophies in all respective newspapers, The these activities . Small in Columbus Dispatch and The stature, Rick makes up for this Middletown Journal , at in aggressiveness, initiative, tonight's annual awards personality and intelligence. banquet of the Ohio Newspaper He also serves lhe United Association in the Sheraton· Baptist Church, Columbus, as Columbus Motor Hotel. Chief a junior high youth group Justice C. William O'Neill of leader. the Ohio SUpreme Court and From his route profits in II'.! former Governor of Ohio wlU years Alley has already saved make the presentations, aided over $1,000 and adds to this by , by Donald C. Rowley, mowing lawns, babysitting, ~ president-publisher of Rowley caring for pets and doing other jobs for his customers, who 1 Publications, Ashtabula, and ONA president. also help him with gifts for the , Also speaking at the banquet fine service he provides. '" will be Governor John J. Writing about his Gilligan, following his newspaperboy experience, presentation of The Governor's Alley said his route work' Award to several Ohioans for supplied money for a college their excellence of education, hobbies, church and .chievement for the benefit of personal spending. He added Ohio and its citizens. the business experience and Special banquet guests will con tact with people were of include members of the equal importance to him. Governor's cabinet and other "Buying at wholesale, selling state <ificials, parents of the 12 at retail, soliciting business, newspaperboys in the final making deliveries intact and Judsing, and the Judses who on time , keeping the books in aelected the winners. They proper order, and keeping the were: Judge Lowell Howard, customers happy are aU very Athens Common Pleas good training for almost all Court; Donald Barrett, mayor of Athens, and Dale Schumacher, assistant athletic director, Ohio University at I Athens. All three were former newspaperboys . Basis of Judging was on route management, school activities, pe~:~onal activities and com. munlty service. Newspaperboy Alley, son of · OOLUMBUS - The 1972 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Alley of Heart Fund Kickoff Dinner will . Worthington, has 71 daily and feature fun, food, famous Include Ohio Big 10 Black ·Officials crapplen are paeed by J••• udefeatecl Tlloma• ud Mike HarriMa ud · bea&ell ' RobiJie IWrii 111111 Jeff M - . AU Melp fUI WMH!NGTOJ'i,D.C. -Ohio , is one of six stale81ncluded in a propose.d npanslon of the Lost . ,. , For Sa!!.. . ...... .. . . are 1ll1ed to alteld. National Agricultural Weather BEEGLE & terrier dog, brown .COAL, tlmetlont. excelsior and white 1 lost from the_. Bill .Sill .~ ·E. Main $t., . . . . . ··.· · .. ·.· ............... .. Service Program. . Reid hame in Baum ~ tlo~, ;Po~· f'tlont . ,...,,, .' According to Cong. tlarence Chelter Rd. O.Vner Is, ~· ;j!'• : · . ,...•,. . ' ·. H-ttc:, SEOAL FRESHMEN · E. Miller, an ,adcUiional TEAM W L P . OP Robert Kuhn. Phone ~'t·F ,...,..,..-D·':E.: c .,.,. ""ov ·f420,000has been earmarked in . Logan or 992-3520 ~ · ' ' 1·""'-'· L PV :c:ro.~ 11 1· • 11- 1 676 370 . '' : · '·,.~;9.3fc • • Parkvlew Of! ....., Pholle·~· 1· the Fiscal Year 1973 federal Waverly 9 3 5'14 m 9 3 510 436 -L-0-ST_i_n_v_l<-:in-:1:-ly--.oi;-P;;-om=·eroy S443. ' ' ~- j.i~ttc. budget just submitted ·to Gallipolis lrontoo 7 5 593 510 · Naz~rene Church two l<eys. ' · ,.. · · COOgress to permit Ohio, New Athens 6 6 470 '483 6366 '69 FORD . truck V2 fon, 992 York; North Carolina, Mon- Meigs · 4 8 ~14 500 Reward. Call · · H-3tc automatic. pil!(wil ca.b, ~new Wellston 2 10 386 623 tana. Wyoming, and Nebraaka Jackson fire$, · 2 snow. Ret~ble. 0 12 ·323 621 Phone 992·S.l21 after 6 p. m. Ill P.rticipate in tile vital TOTALS 41 41 3N6 3966 Help . ..., · . , . ·.- . 2; 1o,31p weather forecasting aervice. MONDAY'S RESULT: person Ia work .. : . ..,-. ·. RICHARD Al,LEY The fe<!erally • adminlatered Ironton 59 Wellston 52 R~~PONSIBL'E · and manage route. Pick·up TROPICAL · ~ISH, . fancy I makeup) weather broadcasting network . THURSDAY'S RESULTS: and . delivery. A. B.C. guppies, enle.lil and breeders, · WM.MCMAHON Cleaners, Mason, W. V.a. Bellas and supplies. Phone is specifically destgnecj to Logan n ,Gallipolis 37 2-&.llc 992-5443. · · jobs," he wrote. provide crop, livestock, fruit Waverly 5'1 Athens :19 J2.31).ttc· 29 Jackson 22 "Acquiring the route is and vegetable producers With Wellston HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS.' . . • . ·~ lrontoo 46 Meigs 34 probably the most worthwhile painting and coin collecting. ·up-to-date, concise a\lvance Enlist nowstay home until . : J.BEDROOM \lindale mobile MONDAY'S GAMES: after gradiJallon. Guaranteed home, 1112 ·baths, •!lualtd on thing I have ever done," he He was altar boy at St. Mary's weather information. Jackson at Gallipolis assignments to Europe, choice rental lot; cal! alter 6 Logan at Athens · concluded. · CAtholic Church, and he has Miller said 21 House Waverly Korea, Hawaii, or selected p.m. weekdays or any lime on irooton Newspaperboy McMahon, also spent some time in Ap- colleagues joined him in Wellston at locations in ihe U.S. See your weekend 992-5570. at Meigs 2-9,6tp ioi:al Army representative for lhe son of Mr. and Mrs. palachia working with under· sending a letter to the White facts about the 180-Day Wllliam . McMahon of Mid· privileged families and youth. House last November urging Delayed Entry Program and GELDING work pbny - $25; dletown, has carried the Bill pays for his own clothes the inclusion of Ohio into the the Army's new pay raise. mary pony - $20; filly colt Middletown Journal 31'.! years and supplies from his route weather forecasting service. For niore Information call pony - SlO; phone 367·7534. 593-3022. . . 2·9· )Otp without a complaint with a profits and saves $15 a week, Miller is serving his third 2·7·51c present route of 115 sub· having over $2,500 in the bank House term as representative FOUR ways to· buy at Parson's scribers, His customers have in addition to some in mutual of the 13-county lOth . Furniture - Cash with ··big Wanted To Buy . . discount; lay.awayi; 90 days commented on his politeness, funds. As a municipal life Congressional District, and is a SMALL Buildozer.:-Phooe 949Holzer Medical Center, First with no Interest charge i easy punctuality and care in guard last summer, he added · candidate for reelection. 3716. . lerm payment plan. On Sale Ave. and Cedar St. General delivering the newspapers the Ill his earnings while still 2·11-3tc 2 pc. living room suite with visiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. way each customer desires, continuing the 'newspaper Herculon covers - $99. tS; Colle!!• Basketball ResuHs · Maternity visiting hours 2:30 to OLD l'tiRNITURE, Round Oak Recliner chairs - . S59.95; An honor student as a junior route. He also served as a Red tables, Brass beds, dishes, By Untleil Press lntornationol Athens .Dinette Sets- $79.95; •:30 p.m. Parents only on in high school, McMahon is Cross life saving instructor. clocks, and·or complete Temple 71 Seton Hall 58 Westinghouse Electric stoves Pediatrics Ward. households . Write M. D.· - -$199.95; lots of good used torn between art and science The two winning and 10 . Lehman84 Pratt Ins!. 70 Miller, Rl. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. Births furniture, At Parson's Fur. and hopes to develop both into honorable mention MariS! 10-4 King's Coli. 93 Call 992-6271. Drew 57 Yeshiva 53 niture and Appliance, Inc., Mr. and Mrs. David Edward 12-17-ttc a career. newspaperboys were selected Falrmntsl.82 Dvs&Eikns 73 Slate Route 7, Kanauga, Ohio. Napper, Jr., Rutland, twin · ---,-...,.---;:...:.;...:;..;, ' His hobbies include swim- from the more than 50,000 boys Cal .• pa. 97 Aldrsn-Brodds85 2·9·4tc daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. F Sale Trade ming, which for over six years who deliver newspapers to the, Coppin St. 91 St. Mary's BS Fresno St. 76 Lng Bch St. 69 Charles Ewing, Jackson, a ELECTRIC guitar in good COU)N IAL Early . American he . has won many awards, 4.5 million subscribers of Ohio Seattle 65 Portland 62 Slereo. AM-FM radio com. son. condition far' box guitar . track , cross-country, art, newspapers. Ky. Wesleyan 90 S.E . Mo. St. BS binallon, 4 speed changer, 4 Phone 843-2688. Armstrong 97 Augusta 85 · Discharges speaker sound system. 2·11-Jtc Babson BO Gordon 78 Marketta L. Ptanta, Inez Balance $78.59. Use our Brandeis 108 Norwich (16 budget terms. Call 992-7085. Randolph, Deloris Ann U.rt, Bos. St. 97 Brdgwlr 51. 74 Rent 2-9-4tc Virginia Riffle, Thomas 4 ROOMS and bath unfurnished Fisk W Alabama A&MBS Harpur 78 N.Y. Maritime 51 Willoughby, Jr., Mrs. William house, 1650 Lincoln His.· BEAUTIFUL MODERN Mercer 95 Oglethorpe 62 Phone 992·3874. Walnut Stereo-radio com Arthur, · Jr., and daughter, Mercyhursl91 Alliance 72 bination, 4 speaker sound 2·6·61c , Regina Sue Ghearing, Mrs. Newberry SO Presby. 71 system, 4 speed · changer, Norlh.Park H Elmhurst67 Deborah Kay Wolf, Wanda 0. BEDROOM trailer apart· separate controls. Balance R.i. Coli. 99 Fitchburg 63 Gilliland, Diana J. Fronatt, ments , ideal for couples. $62.74. Use our budget terms. RioGrande81 Walsh74 Call 992-7085. Delia Fultz, Jenette Dalley, Contact McClure's Dairy Isle, Trinity 96 Lake Forest 62 992-5248 or 992-3436. 2·9·61c people, and an auction at the of the While House, one each Souhamptn 74 Bloomfleld68 Audie D. Barry, Dana L. Klilg; 2·3·121c Edlnboro74 Lock Hayen66 Neil House Motor Hotel in from Mrs. Richard Nixon and Grove. Mrs. James E. Milliron and TWIN NEE.DLE Sewing 'City 74 Wash&Jeff 53 Columbus, Valentine's Day, her daughter, Julie Nixon Union. N.Y. 76 Hartwick 53 FURNISHED and unfurnished . Machine 1971 Model In walnut son, Marion Patrick, Everett apartments. Close to school. stand. All feature& built-in to Feb. 14, beginning at 6 p. m. Eisenhower, and one of the Beckley91 W.V\ Wesleyan79 ' A. Price, Helen Ryari, Jacob 'A. Phone 992-5434. · make fancy ·designs and do · d b Assumpllon90Georgetown83 Following introductions of LBJ R · h Shawan . IV, Gladys A. 10-18-llc stretch . sewing. Also bui· anc s1gne Y western Car.67 UNC Ashvl60 celebrity guests and the ad· President and Mrs. Lyndon Samford68South Alabama 53 W'Icox tonholes, blind hems etc. 1 on, Leona "B· Wood • 4 ROOMS, bath. attic storage, $43.35 cash price or terms dress by the special guest, Johnson. I' St . Louis 76 Memphis St. 72 Hobart Vaughn, Elbert A. lull basement, fenced yard available. Phone 992·5641. I. Cenlral Ohio Heart Chapter's Others are f Om Senator Bluelld St. 90 W.V. St. 89 ' La'Y,less, Nellie Watson; Mrs. ~t'::rs,dr~~!fvaypal~~·r~~ ,. 2-9-4tc Honorary Heart Fund Robert A. Taft, rJr., a cam· Pennsylvanla69Columbla59 ..... ,., . , ,.,1 Prlncetoo96 <;arnett 69 Gladys 0. ~· Laur~ F. Lincoln His. Phone 992-2780 or VACUUM ):LEANER. Electric . «" •+ •r "' ' ' ·~ . •~· - ~· • .. 7 :C~afrmari ;. chds. Schenkel, paign badge from the Tall· Hpuston 100 Centenary 83 !, • Darnell, .Audra ~/ Keyse and 992-3432. Hygiene New Demonstratcir bidding 'will start on the Sherman campaign of 1908; Ci~clnnatl 84 Rutgers 74 Mrs: Amy Don1111llY. · lie has all cletnlng callachmtnts, 0 0 Celebrity Auction. By Helen Bottel pius the new Electro Suds for Gov. John J. Gilligan 's plaque ~=~'~e~1c~ ~ ~y~~t:64 Pro-Auctioneer Si Lakin will inscribed with his election Tulsa 7.5 North Tex. St. 69 shampooing carpet. Only -For Sale 1 S27.50 cash prize or terms take bids on: acceptance; from Bob Hope a S.F.Auslin93Sam Hous. J3 MOBILE HOME on nice lot, available. Phone 992-5641. . 'th h' 1 ki Bishop 88 Austin Colt. 71 GOODRICH RESIGNS Secoilclll'hoaghll ... Too Late A decoupage box sent by Jim key c ha m Wl 1S amed s • St.Fran .• pa 96 Steubenvl88 forced air area. con- ---------~.:._·9-'lc ditlonlng,air In heat, Racine Dear Helen: CHARLESTON, W.Va. Backus; an autographed script slope nose etched in relief, and · Ashland 90 Thos. More, ky. 87 Phone 992·6329. (UP!) -Ward c. Goodrich, 1961 BUICK Skylark - $150; About a month ago we put our newborn up for adoption. The from Doris Day's current a variety of pictures of the Ohio John Carroll78 Kenyon 76 2·9-tfc 1967 Honda '50'- S85; phooe . . . Ctarioo8HIIppery Rock 72 · who look · the job ODiy two n1110111nre !J1811Y but the main one was that our marriage Just television serie~. "The Doris State Umvers1ty stad1wn from Shepherd90Madlson77 -------Athens 5'13-7390. months ago, resigned Tburs· OLIVER 70 tractor - $275; 2·9·31c WMD't working out. We realize the baby is much better off with Day Show;" a Don Loper lie the recent Rose Bowl years Johns Hopkins 60 Urslnus 47 Homellte Chain SawSlOO; day as general manager <i the from Jack Benny, and a "This TWO lmng parenta than in a broken home. So I filed. for divorce back to an original picture of Bradley 85 Drake69 or bolh f.or $350; phone 247· Charleston Cbarlles of the . ti I th tad' . S. W. La. 94 McNeese St. 83 · and tbe baby went to ita new home directly from the hospital. No, is Your Life" ashtray from the ded lea 3547 or 247-2543. on o e s tum m Tex.-EI Paso77 Colo. St. 70 .lEGAL NOTICE . International League. Ralph Edwards, and etchings 2·11·3fc rd nmr try to get him back. He's theirs. 1922. PanAm.104 Houston Bap.89 Goodrich cited alleged Inter· Nollco of Flllnt of Vir. Tech 90 Wm.&Mary 69 I'm now attending bualness coUege and will soon have a good FLOOR furnace; 2 wheels for Inventory and A,pralstment LSU !NO! 92South Fla. 87 ftn!nce In the .performance d. G.M. vehicle; electric heater; The 5toto of Ohio, Mili• job. My new Ufe is shaping up well- alone -but Helen, I miss hiJ duties, lack d. adequate new G 70 15" Goodyear tire ; COunty. the baby 10 mum that I sink Into deep depression. RENOVATION PLANS Prob•tt Court phone 992·5510. funds and no algneil contract To the Executors or Ad· I try to keep atn busy with work, school, play. I even NEW YORK (UPI)-Tbe in- for himself u the reuons. 2-11-stc of the 11fatea; to dwnecl the neighbor's barn. I concentrate on happy thoughts, - ' - - - - - - mlnlstrators stallation <i artificial turf and such of the following 11 are HOUSE trusses made to your residents of the Stole of Ohio, but IIIUI the thoughts rl. my baby haunt me. How can I get over the 'removal of all poles In specillcallons. Phone 992· viz : - the surviving spouH, the lbia! - MISSING ONE LITTLE ONE Yankee Stadium are part of the 2217. next of kin, tht beneficiaries under the will; and to the atDeer Milling: 2·1 Hie proposed renovation of the AGREES TO CHANGE torney or ettornevs 'lbe llreakup of a marriage generalell an overwhelming An estimated 30 to 40 times.' My hope is that this famous stadium, It was reCOLUMBUS (UPI) - The AFGHANS - S50 & $45; Quilts representing . any of the aforemen·rroned persons : 1en1e of failure -even when the marriage was entirely bad. thousand United Methodist study ·. will strengthen our vealed Thurlday by Norman attorney general's office &&ys -SSO; Quilt taps-S15; phone Newell S. Hysell, No; 20,541, 992·2616. Oeceaud, Salisbury Township, Add to this the loss of yolir baby- even when you know he Is men and women in a thousand people as they continue to cope Redlich, first assislirit cor· the maker of Milnot, an County, Ohio; 2·11-lOtp Meigs imitation evapotated milk, has better <if whel'e he tS - and gullt combines with self-doubt to local churches across the West with the harsh realities of the poration counsel. William P. Gruner, No . Redlim also said there were agreed to make changes in the DOUBLE barrel 12 gauge, set of 20,595, Deceased, Sutton !iring you vecy low. Ohio Conference ·will spend present age ." Melg• County, Ohio. cattle racks for Ford pickup, Township, Concentrate on doing things that make )'ou feel proud of many hours during Lent in a Ministers in the 204 churches plana to have a Canadian product's advertising and You are hereby notified that man's 21 Jewel Bulova watch, the Inventories and Ap . special study of the Bible. younelf. Fill your life with accompllsiunents. Find new frie!lds of the Athens District in which footbaH team play some games labeling so It can be sold in phone 2~7· 2161. pralsem en11 of the estatn of th& In preparation, Bishop F. Meigs and Gallia are located, in the stadium. Ohio lawfully. ; lnd balk In the assurance that they care for you. A!ld remember 2·11-6tc aforementloned, ,deceased, late of said County, wore flied In thla ,-,-----::...:, : - time beala. You may never entirely outgrow woodering how Gerald Ensley, episcopal will be led in their preparatory Court . Said Inventories and DON'T pump your sluggish I ·~t might have been," but you WILL learn to live with lt. - leader of the Ohio West Area, sessions by these leaders who WIN AT BRIDGE Appralsements be lor septic lank. Get Klean-Em- hearing before thiswill instructed a selected group of studied under the bishop; Court on the 'I· HElEN Ail Septic Tank Cleaner. · 28th day of Ftbruery, 1972, at 72 ministers from the con. Conrad 0. Diehm, Immanuel . Landmark Farm Bureau, lO:DO o'clock A.M. 1 I~ ....... '"'-- Helen .: Pomeroy. ference's 14 districts and their Church, LOgan; Robert Fisher, Any person · dtslrlng to file 2·11·11C exuptlons thereto must file superintendents In January. New Lexington charge; Arthur them at least five days prior to ., · My niece is going to be married soon. Her parents are with a trump, ruffed the six This year's subject is the Book L. Duhl, The Plains-Bethel, the date set for hearing. , NORTH 11 ll!parated. Tbe father won't give her away, and the mother of Revelation. of spades; entered dummy Given undtr my hand ana • KQ6 Athens; Earse Mauler, sealofsald Court, thll eth day of "doean'tknowwhetherornotahe can come." The girl isn't living with a iecond trwnp; dis· ¥QJ8 During the first two weeks of February, 1972. ' . card~ hls last cllamond on ~ · · ··· .. ·· , , It home, butllhewantaa big wedding -which she'llpay for with February, these ministers will Crooksville, and Roy E. Wigal, • 7~4 John c. Bacon Belpre St. Marks. the kin~ of spades; ruffed 1 The Acllng Judge and ex-officio the help <i her fiance. · .10852 lead relreals, to be attended by Clerk olsltld Court Times of classes in local dummys last cliamond and , DEYOTEOTOTHE WEST EAST All added complication: ber husband-lo-be bas asked his By Ann B. Wation, another thousand ministers churches will vary, some to be • .Jl0953 led one of his low clubs. INTER !ST oF .r\842 Deputy Clerk lriend (a Negro) to stand as best man. Everyone is trying to talk from the 14 districts. They, in West was stuck In with the ME IGS·MASON AREA (2) 11, 18 ¥72 ¥53 held on Sund~ys, · others on king of clubs anCI had to lead CKESTER L. TANNEHILL •. them out d. a big wedding because of these things. I suspect the turn. wm leach classes in their week nights. tK853 tQJIO Exec. Ed. .K4 .QJ97 a spade or a diamond. Jt did ROBERT HOEFLICH, mother won't attend be.cause of the color problem. churches between Ash Wed· not matter which South city·Edltor LEGAL NOTtC:I SOliTH (D) In view at all these difficulties, wouldn't It be better to keep nesday and Holy Week. Nolle, Is horet>y glvon that • · d d' . Published dally except I r uffed In dummy, an 18· Saturday by The Ohio valley sealed bids will bt received at tbe Wedding simple and smaU? -AUNT OF THE BRIDE Th!Wis the seventh in a series ROBINSON HONORED ¥A.K10964 carded his last club. · Publishing Corrrpany , 111 the office of the Vliltgt Council, I>·II' Aunt : of annual Bible studies tA92 South Was litcky. He found C~url St.. Pomeroy, Ohio, Village of Pomeroy, In coro of NEW YORK (UPI)-Brooks ..... 63 Donald 'Colllns, Prtsldent of the llhlftk ANY wedding should remain simple and smaU - but · launched by Bishop Ens· Robinson, all-tilar third baseWest wl.th klIll ...... one c1uI) •""· 992-2156,~usinfts EditorialOffice PhanoPhone 992. Village Council, tht loard I!No1'u personal preference and ooe I don't push on others. and each opponent with ex- ~157 . East- West vulner;able , ley in his jurisdic· man of the three-time Ameri· having su·ptrvlslon or actly two trumps but South Second class pootoge paid at management ...Df the rHI estate tion since 1966. It is the can League c h a m p i o n West North Eosl South Pm!ape your niece could have a nonlradllional ceremony , Ohio . to be sold, until 12:00 o'clock had gven I the cardsevery . Pomeroy• 1¥ National adverllslng largest of its kind within the Baltimore Orioles, was which would eliminate walking down an aiale with her father noon on tht 6th dey of M1rch. Pass 2¥ P8$5 4¥ chance. \ represontati~e BottineiH . · 1972, tor the purchaH of the 10.5-million member Gr eve~~ having il special church pew for parents ... a garden or honored Thursday as "the Pas...: Pass , Pass Note tlult he led the ace of Gellagher , tnc ., 12 Eut 42nd · following deacrlbod root tstate : . denomination. _ Pllrk wedding, perhaps. clubs as BOOR ·a s heJ: In If St., Now York Clly, New York. Lot 12 In V. B. Horton's Ad· player who best typifies lhe Opening lead.i.• J • Subscription ratts · Oe . dillon to Pomeroy, L6t lJ In v. Said Bishop Ensley of this game of baseball" at a IUJio '!be belt JnBn? This is the bridegroom's choice, and those he bad postponed t play livered• by carrier where . B. Hor·ton•s 'Addition to' year's subject: who don't awrove can Jolly weU stay away. Their prejudices cheon presided over by By Oswald & .Jamea Jacoby the 'chances are that West avolla.blo so cents per week ; : Pomeroy. would have dropped the king By Molor Route where carrier Reference o,ed : Vofumt 205, "The Book of Revelation has Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. mlgbt ruin lhe day. -H. , serv•ce not available: One Pago 317 at tho Melga county, h been described by Bible month sus . By moll In Ohio ' Ohio, Doed Recorda . Harmon Killebrew of the ... ·It is almost impossible for under t e ace. Said property ltlo btaold and scholars as a 'book for difficult Minnesota Twins, Ernie Banks North and South to keep out (NIW$PAPU INTIRPIISI.t.SSN.I I' "sn1d w. va., One vear $1<.00. Dear Helen : 1 x months $7 . 25 . Thret convoyed to the hlghtsl blddor months ~.50 . Subscription upon the following ttrms: c..h of the Chicago Cubs and AI of four ·hearts with today's Your reply to "Modern Hosteas"whoworries about sleeping cards. Of course, if North price Includes Sunday Times. · in htnd on doy at uto. Kaline at the Detroit Tigers a no-trumpist he wUI res]IOnd 1 Stntinel. ll'rln&tmenta for guesta who tblnk marriage is UMeceasary, . The right Is rtllrved to rtloct 111 bids BIRTH IN OGDEN were the other fll1allsll in one no-trump to his partner's lppalled me I You lllld, ''Let these friends sleep wherever they The biddinl! has beon: ""' 1 lny andOontld C~illna, Prtsldtnt Mr. and Mrs. Don Napper of voting .by major league execu- heart opening and then bid · Weol Nbrlh l!ut South wUit -11'1 their decillion." of Vlllogo Council · ( Pus · Vll.logo of Pomor~y ,Let me tell you :.Mwal.s are everybody's business, Ogden, Utah are announcing tives and members of the news three no-trump after the Jane Vl'llton, Clerk, ' correct three heart rebid. Pass 1• Pui · 1• 'IP"'ielly In your own trJme. '1be fact that M.H. is bothered is a lhe birth of their first child, a media. {1) 21, 21; (2) 4, II, 'II, 5tc 2t 2¥ P111 · 3¥ This time the no-trumpist son, Jeremiah Michael, on IDOd .a,. a ~'Mi'l*lMI.If ll!e Ia ...r1y a friend ot these im' ' 4. . Pus ? would be right and thr~ no- Pas.' NOTIC• 01' APPOIN1MiNT lllaral people lbe will try to l!nighten them out and show them Feb. 8 at the Air Force hospital You, South, hold: The St.tion trump is a cinch. There Is no . ., Cost Nt. H.4 16 there . The infan I weighed F;AIR WARNING the;lboald litblr pertcrgit married.!At her be guided by her .18154 .<\IU tAU.Jt play for four hearts but real ' lstoto tf ••••• lout, seven pounds, four ounces. Docoultl. COLUMBUS (UP!) - The South brought it home. . IWI Cllle:leia. - MODERN CHRISTIAN What do you dt) now? , Notlct 11 ilortby giyon t~it Grandparents are Mr . . and Ohio Uquor Department warns That Litten. • ~volyn Clliltlan: East put his ace. of spades A-Bid four diiJioonds. There Gaul, of Chtatet, Ohio, Mrs. Leo B. Crew, Reynolds· Ohlolans against .drinking ever on dummY's queen and led 11113' welt be 1 fllom bore 111111 nil bton duly lppolnttd You forget lbat "Modern Hosteaa" aalchhe and her buaband burg, and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Executrix of lhtlstott of llctan •in<e you have ....., orl.rlnolly increasingly available queen of diamonds. back lhe "' To Gout, dtctiHd, ltlt of Metga ' •d tllllld fr:!endl in THEIR apertment. iler main worry Napper, Rutland Road , County, Ohio. moonshine wiskey, which has South ducked and East con- your partner won't play )OU for ' •• not 11 5PI ov.r « moral indlgqatlon, but "What Will iny Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Crodllors lrt requl;ed to 1111 tinued witti the jack. South ony man thin YQ\1 do t.ve. : tholr <lolms wllfl uld flducl•ry llf'IIN , 'pt 111"1 t!Ut?" In HER eyea, lhe couple was as good Price, and Mrs, A. H. Durst, killed five persons in Georgia played his ace. this lime. TODAY'll QUIEIITION · · Within lour moillfls. since Christmas . Deputy • 11111~ 'Aid wbo'a to uy whether a lasting relationship, without Your do bid lout· diamondo Dotod Ibis 26th ·doy of Pomeroy, and Jolrs. Bonnie Director Don Laws sal!l the · Then l)e cashed his club ace~ Jonuory 1972. West played the four spot and your pertner bids four lilt lltlle lepi Jllper, Ia Immoral or not? lan't it possible these Miller, Rutland; are great- moonshinPrs in Goorgia had JOHN C. lACON, Judgo and South was home wilh the ht•a1111. What do you do now? lwf!lllllllrried ''lnlhesigbt · "l'.od?" -H. · Court of Comm011 PIUI grandparenls. ·used oil drums as still>. bacon . lie entered dummy · Problte Olvlslon (lJ 21; (21 4. II, Jtc = .ant.,. · . I ----- MEIGS ffiGH SCHOOL VARSlTY basketball squad : Left side, back to front, Rich !Iaiiey, Bill ViiUghan, Steve Dwlfee, Tony Vaughan and Mark Werry; right side, back to HOSPITAL NEWS cr w. Count/ Heart. Fund.Auction Certain -..,------ cr For . To Command Great Interest ------- H·elen Help - Us. • • Bishop Ensl~y Studies Emphasize .Revelations ------ Steals' 4-Heart Bid DaiiJ Senta .7 ·-A I 1 Is eometbtnc n.r fou a- · WM~/1390. 011 YOUR DIAL . .,' other support for black athl~lell terminate! once their eligibiUty has ended, · often making itlmpoesible for them to c~plete their eckicaliotj" were also cited aa ~reas of concern. They also said the Incident in Minneapolis, between foUnne. sola and Ohio State which reto overflowing. But they aren't March ~ meeting ... I am also sulted in two blacks being kldi•. given .any <i the jobs on the urging a meeting of the Big Ten ed off the Gophers' basketball administrative end of the presidents .. . to consider the team was "simply black ath· structure. We want to end that proper steps necessary to bring letes verus while atl)lelell." this matter to a satisfactory segregation," lie said. "U we were de~ding the con.Clusion." physics department here hire No Comment He added a study was begun two black nuclear physicists ... Nine other UMamed schools' a month ago on the Spartans' I could see where there might black faculty members - two campus to "uncover and elirni· not be qualified blacks to fill from the Big Ten - had con- nate any patterns of discrimi· those positions," Green said. tacled the group to lend their nation or unequal treatment "But no one can tell us there support, Green said. which might exist" in the ath· aren't any quaUIIed blacks to He called ror Commissioner Ieite department. He did not referee Big Ten games." Wayne Duke to discuss the say if the study was finished or matter at the conference's what it uncovered. meeting of athletic directors Michigan State employs lour and faculty representatives black assistant coaches in variMarch ~and threatened legal ous sports and has one fulltime action to achieve their goal. black coach, Payton Fuller, Duke said In Chicago he had who runs the soccer program. heard of the letter outlining the Areas of Concern grievances sent him by the Michigan State. was one of gro\lJl but declined comment the first major institutions in unW il was in his hands. the country to actively recruit Michigan State President black athletes when it rose to Clifton R. Wharton, a black prominance in the early 19508. himself, said he was Black athletes at the school put "requesting that Dr. John on a two-day boycott of athletic Fuzak, our Big Ten events in AprU 1968. representative, discuss these A smaU group of athletes atissues fully at the forthcoming tended Thursday's session, in· eluding Eric Allen, the Big Ten's most valuable football player last season, and fresh· Another reason wh man basketball star Lindsay Delta continues to Hairston . "The nwnber of black athnumber one. Another letes who never complete their great tire from formal education once their company that · nal• • athletic eligibility has ended" become a legend In the and "the fact that financial and . world of high per Herli Bowen tossed in 28 for formance driving . losing Walsh. BUI Higgins was good for 30 NEW points, including Ashland's last folic which beat visiting Thorn· Sugar Freeas More. II was 'the Eagles' Taste Great 15th win against just four losses this season. Mike Whelan's layup with just four seconds left gave John Carroll its win over Kenyon. Kenyon called time out after the shot io set up a des992-7161 peration ,play, but threw the Middleport, Ohio Middleport, ball away .in the haste to get it to ghe basket. Segregation Charged By NeWspaperboy Awards ·Revealed Servzce F~- 'f~. '~:!!:·::'?: Could !~" .. 'I I front, J~y Bogga, Rick Ash, Andy Vaughan and Mike Sayre. Carl Wolfe is head coach. They play at Rock Springs to~ighl. EAST LANSING, Mich. (UPI)-A group of black facul'ty members and athletes at Michigan State University say ''the day of ease and grace is over for the Big Ten in using black athlelell." "Most people are turned out · to pasture at 6li," Dr. Robert Green, head of the Michigan State School oi Urban Affairs, 8aid Thursday at a news conference held by the group. "But not the black athlete in the Big Ten. He goes out to pasture at age 21. Tbe Big Ten is segregated, pure and sim· pie," Green said. The group wants immediate hiring of black officials for work at every remaining conference athletic contest this ac· adernic year. Theif ultimate goal is job parity for blacks as coaches and athletic directors in proportion to the number of black athletes in competition. "Blacks can run, they can throw the football and dribble the basketball so the field· houses and stadiums ~re filled United States .Cops Third Gold Medal '• SAPPORO, Ja)l811 (UPI)Blonde Barbara did It by the horde of newspapermen and For the first time in 20 years, hairline margin of two-hun· photographers at the finish the United Stales has a genuine dredths of a second as she that the poor · weather conOlympic "snow queen"- twice zipped through a swirling ditions were no Impediment. blonde Barbara Cochran, snowstOrm to defeat a trio of "I skied very well and the whose surprise triumph in the French girls who had been poor conditions did not bother women's special slalom ski expected to continue European me at all," the elated Miss race gave America its third · domination of the ski sport. Coclil"an said. "After having gold medal of the Sapporo 'And, in these days of the best time in the first heat, I . Games-the higheSt U.S. total "women's lib," It mlgttt be tried not to be nervous and I in 12 years. noted that no U.S. man ever guess starting laSt in the Not since Andrea Mead hss won an Alpine ski gold second heat was some advan· Lawrence, lilte Miss Cochran a medal in the Olympics. tage. I knew who I had to Vermont girl, captured both Total Time 1:31.24 beat." the giant slalom and the Miss Cochran, 21, of RichFrance's Danielle Deber· special slalom at Oslo in 1952 mond, VI., who was timed in ·nard was second to Miss has an American woman won 46:05 for the first run of the Cochran in a time of 1:31.26 an Alpine skiing gold medal in slalom and 45: 19 in the second and teammate Florende the Olympics. for a total of 1:31.24, told a steurer was third in I :32.69. While Miss Cochran's victory in the slalom was unexpected, so was a third-place finish by HIGHLIGHTS Anne Henning in the 1,1100 meter speedskating. Favored with Paul Crabtree. to win the 1,1100 after her vic· CALL POINT VIEW : 992 · 2505 tory in the 500, Miss Henning T' SATIJRDA·Y, FEB.12 Abe Cincoln would have •been a •olandy' ' basketball 'player, and so·.fo '~elebrate his blrlhd•Wfhere's ·lols •of roundball· action on television. Come to think of 11; he would have been a good TV personality, too: PI. Pleasant .vs. Wahama, video replay of Friday's game•. ll ·a.m., Ch. s. De Paul vs. Notre Dame, 1 p.m., Chs. 2 & 7. Wake Forest vs . 6th- ranked Virginia (one-point winners in an overtime thriller over WVU Wednesday in Charleston), 2 p.m.• Ch. 8. Ohio Slate vs. Purdue, 2 p.m., CH. 6. . Marshall lstlll rated lllhl vs. Bowling Green, 8 p.m., Ch. 9, with pre.game show at 7:30. +++ ·There's no shortage of other sports, either. Let's face II. America Is laking a clobbering 'In the Winter Olympics . But some of the action Is great, anyhow. As the events wind up, there are three ·showings today, all on Chs. 2 & 7. Catch. them at 3 f .m., 9 p.m., and a wrapup a 11:30. Also: "Outdoors" features fishing for dolphins lis this really a sport, to fish for such harmless. and intelligent creatures?), 3:30 ' p.m., Ch . 10. . . Pro Bowlers Tour goes to the King Louis Open, 3:30 p.m.. Ch. 12. The CBS Goll Classic is .at 4 p.m., Ch . 8, and the Bo~ Hope Desert Golf Classic Is at 5 p.m.• Chs. 2 & 7, +++ If you're not a spo(ls tan, this Isn't a very good Saturday. !That's a lie. In my judomenl, Saturday Is !tie bestIV day of the week, lust because of the Archie Bunker-Mary Tyler Moore· Dick Van Dyke triad on CBS.) Movies are the main additional staple. The Ch. 4 prime-time film has "See How They Run," with John Forsythe, 7· p.m. Also: " Dracula ," the original 1931 Bela Lugosi chiller, 11 : 15 p.m., Ch . 6 ... "Crawlspace," 11 :30 f ·m" Ch. 10 ... "Secret o the Purple Reel," 1 a.m., Ch. 10 ... Triple · leature , "Stagecoach to Dancer 1 S Rock," "Man In the Dark,'' and "Counterplot," starts at 1 a.m., Ch. 4. SUNDAY, . FEI.RUARY 13 Hats oft to Channel 10 today . They have some exce11ent prograrnm lng making an appearance. . First, there'• Columbus Town Meeting, which takes up a.· statewl,de (even nationwide! issue: Should so-callod "no fault fn. sura nee" be adopted?' If's at 12: lO p.m. 1 , · Then .c.. ~"American Journal," lint show of a ••rtes featuring Donald 1Buz) Lukens of Dayton, who has Portamoutti and ,toledo'sgrelit quarterbaCk, Chuck Ealey; •• guest, 1: :tO p.m. And lhially, a now series of Young POIC!ple's Concerts, with Leonard Bernstein, m•kn Iii boW, feoturlng Llszt's "Faust SymPhony ." What's oo TV on Sund;ly morning? Relig ion . and kiddie shows, right? Well, generally, yes. But there's much more, too - with shows like these : Morning news. 8:15, Ch . ~ ... .Your Health, 8:30, Ch. 4 ... Black Cameo, 8: 55, Ch. 4 ... Together, 9:30, Ch. 10 ... Kid Talk, a discussion show, 10, Ch ..8 ... Focus on Columbus, 11, Ch. 4 ... Point of View, lL Ch . 6 ... Consumer Report, 1L Ch. 7. +++ Sports? But of course: Bowling from Columbus, noon, Ch. 6. Fred Taylor · OSU Basketball, 12:30 p.m., Ch . 4. Mountaineer Sports, 1:30 p.m., Ch. 7. . Marshall hig~lighls , 2: 45 p.m., Ch. 2. Olympic Games windup, 3 p.m., Chs. 2 & 7. · Final• of Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic, 5 p.m., Chs . 2 & 7. +++ Bill Russell has a new intP.rvlew show on Ch. 6 at 7 p.m. Tonight, the great black star ot the tlostOn Leltlcs has a most unlikely guest: Former Georgia Gov. Lester Maddox; plus Kenny Rogers and the First Edition, regulars on " Rolling on the River/' seen nc:iw at two spots on cable TV, including tonight at 7:30, Ch. 12. +++ . There's a bang-up week kicking off as far as TV movies are concerned, with "Cleopatra" and "Ben Hur" both scheduled. Cleo, with Liz Taylor, Richard Burton, et al., shows Part! at 9 p.m., Ch . 12. "Ben Hur," Part I, 7:30p.m., Ch. 8. +++ Henry VIII gave his name to six wives, and they were part of a~ acclaimed series that ran last summer on network TV and just finished a sornewhat·expanded run on public TV .. But Henry's daughter gave her nam, ,to an entire era, and Elizabeth I has a six· part series about her reign beginning tonight on Ch. 11, at 9 p.m. Recommendeq, and we admit It's a shame that II ha• to conflict with the premiere of 11 Cieopatra.'' wl lh one of history's most ta'sclnallng women up· staging the other, and vice versa . +++ MOVIES: "Biondie's Big Deal/' 8 a.m., Ch. 10 ... "The MissoUri Traveler," 11 : 15 p.m., Ch. 10. + ++ MONDAY: "Watch Your Chile!-The Me Too Show" makes its debut today at 1 p.m.·, Ch. 7. II sounds like a mixture of "Sesame Strilet" and " Mister Rogers:• If It's as good as either of ·them, It'll be well worth watching. +++ GRIPE DEPARTMENT: Just when the ,_!works do .something nice, like cutting dawn on the number of commercials in kiddie shows (watch, they really are doing Ill, they pull some bonehead deal likf schedullna "Cieopetra'.' and ' 1 Bon· Hurr. In overlapPing lime P"riods, moklng 111 wonder If they really care. alter all. old Monica Pllug, who posted an Olympic record time of 1:31.4. Dianne Holwn, the third American girl to bring home a gold medal (hers in the 1,500 meter speedskating) once again carries the 'O.s• .hopes today for ~till another gold in the 3,0:00 meter speedskating. Miss Holum wW be joined by teammate Mrs. Jeanne Omelenchuk, a 311-year old veteran of three Olympics. In the other competition Friday, the Russian !film of Alexander Tokhonov, Hinnant Saline, IvanBoakov and Viklor Mamatov won the men's biathlon in a time of I )lour, Sl minutes and 44.92 seconds while Poland's Wojciech Fortuna took the 90-meter jump, the most spectacuiar of the Olympic events. Friday's only other gold admitted to being "sore and medal event was the men's aching" after trying to better figure skating where the ·her own .500.~or~1 Thurs!lll)l. Americans were given lltUe . . ,·J )I;1 ai dOil '· ~t t · · ctiance for a medal. Czechos· "Today s a' daY," lovakla's Ondrez Nepela held a Miss HeMing said after being solid lead after the compulsory . upset by Germany'~ 17-year figures . ~ ~all; Walsh 81·74 Victim; Dominican ·Tilt Will . Start At 8 Saturday . With four men scoring in double figures, Coach Art Lanham's Rio Gra_nde College Redmen downed visiting Walsh College 81·74 at Lyne Center Thurs· day evening in a non-conference contest. Capt. Roger Bentley pumped in 26 points, followed by Ron Lambert's 20, Harry Hairston's 15 and Wray Jordan's 11. The victory upped Rio's season mark to 11·9. The Cavaliers dropped to 3·16 on the year. Herb Bowen, 6-3 guard, paced the visitors with 28 points. Paul Roman, 6-4 for. ward had 12 and Mark Roman, 6-5 center had 11. The Redmen, for the second night in a row, hit above the .500 ·mark from the field, sinking 35 of 67 attempts for . 52.2 pet. Rio was 11 of IS at the foul circles. The Redmen hauled down 39 rebounds . llairston pulled down 14. WALSH (74) - Bowen 11-6· 28; Carter 3-0·6; Dunn 1-2·4; DELTA TRANS-AM Bearcats Post Win In Garden By United Press International Derrek Dickey scored a career-high 40 points to carry a young CinciMati team to a win Thursday night in Madison Square Garden in New York. The Bearcats, none of whom is seniors, look over in the second half to beat Rutgers fi4.74. Dickey was unstoppable from in close as the 6-foot-7 forward hit on 17 of 23 floor shots and haulect in 12 rebounds. Rutgers owned a 43-40 half. time lead, but a layup by Dickey gave Cincinnati, now 11-8, the lead for good at 60-59 with 6:15 left in the game. Dickey ripped off six points in a flnallll-2 outburst that final· ly iced the win. In other games, Dayton, which iost by two points earller in \he wee)(, heat Loyall\ of C~icago by on~. 91·90. _ Jack Kill scored 24 points, 16 in ·the first half, to spark the Flyers to a 44-34 Intermission lead, and then scored a field goal and a free throw in the final24 seconds to seal the win. High for Dayton was Donald Smith with 25 points, but La Rue.Martin of Loyola got game honors with 33 points. Dayton, which lost 76-74 to Western Kentucky on Monday, is now 111-10. Loyola fell Ill 810. Also, St. Francis (Pa.) beat Steubenville 96-88, Ashland edged Thomas More (Ky.) 9(). 67, Rio Grande trimmed Walsh 61·74 and John Carroll sneaked by Kenyon 78-76. Steubenville, now lll-11, was paced by regularly high.,scoring Cleo McNeal with 24 points. Rio Grande's Roger Bentley hit for 26 points as the Red· men got their lith win, while FLAIR Royal Crown Bottling Co. TIRE SALES o. BELTED TIRE SALE W·IDE-OVAL - FIBERGLAS~S F-78x14 or 15 .........~ 3495 G-78x14 or 15 .........'3795 , H-78x14 or 15..........'3795 . J-78x14 or. 15............'3795 . Plus Fed. & S. Tax No Casing Needed .H&R FIRESTONE o. Preuser 1·0·2'; M. Roman 5· 111; P. Roman 3·6-12; Suba J.J. 9; Weaver 1·0·2. TOTALS 31-12· 7 \10 GRANDE (81) Bartram 1-0-2; Bentley 13-0-26; Bollinger 0-0-0; Hairston 6-315; Hart 0-0-0; Jordan 5·1-11 ; Lambert 7-6·20 ; Martin 3-1-7. TOTALS JS-11·81 . Score at half: Rio 38 Walsh 36. AT TilE MEIGS INN Eighth Grade ..-----.Loses Thursday The "Love Bundle" GENERAL RACINE Southern District's eighth grade basketball team was defeated · by Glouster Thursday at Trimble, 41·30. For Southern, Dunning led with 12, Schultz had 9, and Roberts 7. For Glouster, Hunter had 17 and Lewis 5. Southern's seventh grade squad ended its season at 14·1 and the eighth grade at 14-3. Ralph Wigal is coach. Friday ~nd Dick Cumberland Trio Saturday Nights 10 until 2 POMEROY, OHIO ii.. �"" • I I . ., 1 r '; ; I I 2-1111! llally Sentinel, Middleport•Pomeroy,O.. Feb. II, 1972 J NeiHmJJe.Yon .Jiadeya · S.tanlly an:M p.m. Coaeb · ·Fe.toa T•yltr'• Marilader OOLUMBUS - The 20th 76 Sunday subscribers of The Mnivenary of one ·of Ohio's cOlumbus J;>isptach in an area . IIIII known youth recognition of limited potential. His programs, lhe GleM L. Cox cusWnlers commended him for Ntwlpaperboy Achievement his service, i~dustry, Awri, was observed today thoughtfulnet18, courtesy and with announcement of Richard responsibility on lhe route and Alley, 14, of Worthington, and as a person who ' thinks of William McMahon, 17, of others. Middletown as Junior and A straight A student in 7th Senior winners in the 1971 grade, Alley also parUcipates competition. in baseball , soccer, gym· Both young men, together . nastics, wrestling, mineral with 10 honorable mention rock collecting, writing, and ·boys,willreceivetheirawards, archery, and he has received· Including $100 from their awards and trophies in all respective newspapers, The these activities . Small in Columbus Dispatch and The stature, Rick makes up for this Middletown Journal , at in aggressiveness, initiative, tonight's annual awards personality and intelligence. banquet of the Ohio Newspaper He also serves lhe United Association in the Sheraton· Baptist Church, Columbus, as Columbus Motor Hotel. Chief a junior high youth group Justice C. William O'Neill of leader. the Ohio SUpreme Court and From his route profits in II'.! former Governor of Ohio wlU years Alley has already saved make the presentations, aided over $1,000 and adds to this by , by Donald C. Rowley, mowing lawns, babysitting, ~ president-publisher of Rowley caring for pets and doing other jobs for his customers, who 1 Publications, Ashtabula, and ONA president. also help him with gifts for the , Also speaking at the banquet fine service he provides. '" will be Governor John J. Writing about his Gilligan, following his newspaperboy experience, presentation of The Governor's Alley said his route work' Award to several Ohioans for supplied money for a college their excellence of education, hobbies, church and .chievement for the benefit of personal spending. He added Ohio and its citizens. the business experience and Special banquet guests will con tact with people were of include members of the equal importance to him. Governor's cabinet and other "Buying at wholesale, selling state <ificials, parents of the 12 at retail, soliciting business, newspaperboys in the final making deliveries intact and Judsing, and the Judses who on time , keeping the books in aelected the winners. They proper order, and keeping the were: Judge Lowell Howard, customers happy are aU very Athens Common Pleas good training for almost all Court; Donald Barrett, mayor of Athens, and Dale Schumacher, assistant athletic director, Ohio University at I Athens. All three were former newspaperboys . Basis of Judging was on route management, school activities, pe~:~onal activities and com. munlty service. Newspaperboy Alley, son of · OOLUMBUS - The 1972 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Alley of Heart Fund Kickoff Dinner will . Worthington, has 71 daily and feature fun, food, famous Include Ohio Big 10 Black ·Officials crapplen are paeed by J••• udefeatecl Tlloma• ud Mike HarriMa ud · bea&ell ' RobiJie IWrii 111111 Jeff M - . AU Melp fUI WMH!NGTOJ'i,D.C. -Ohio , is one of six stale81ncluded in a propose.d npanslon of the Lost . ,. , For Sa!!.. . ...... .. . . are 1ll1ed to alteld. National Agricultural Weather BEEGLE & terrier dog, brown .COAL, tlmetlont. excelsior and white 1 lost from the_. Bill .Sill .~ ·E. Main $t., . . . . . ··.· · .. ·.· ............... .. Service Program. . Reid hame in Baum ~ tlo~, ;Po~· f'tlont . ,...,,, .' According to Cong. tlarence Chelter Rd. O.Vner Is, ~· ;j!'• : · . ,...•,. . ' ·. H-ttc:, SEOAL FRESHMEN · E. Miller, an ,adcUiional TEAM W L P . OP Robert Kuhn. Phone ~'t·F ,...,..,..-D·':E.: c .,.,. ""ov ·f420,000has been earmarked in . Logan or 992-3520 ~ · ' ' 1·""'-'· L PV :c:ro.~ 11 1· • 11- 1 676 370 . '' : · '·,.~;9.3fc • • Parkvlew Of! ....., Pholle·~· 1· the Fiscal Year 1973 federal Waverly 9 3 5'14 m 9 3 510 436 -L-0-ST_i_n_v_l<-:in-:1:-ly--.oi;-P;;-om=·eroy S443. ' ' ~- j.i~ttc. budget just submitted ·to Gallipolis lrontoo 7 5 593 510 · Naz~rene Church two l<eys. ' · ,.. · · COOgress to permit Ohio, New Athens 6 6 470 '483 6366 '69 FORD . truck V2 fon, 992 York; North Carolina, Mon- Meigs · 4 8 ~14 500 Reward. Call · · H-3tc automatic. pil!(wil ca.b, ~new Wellston 2 10 386 623 tana. Wyoming, and Nebraaka Jackson fire$, · 2 snow. Ret~ble. 0 12 ·323 621 Phone 992·S.l21 after 6 p. m. Ill P.rticipate in tile vital TOTALS 41 41 3N6 3966 Help . ..., · . , . ·.- . 2; 1o,31p weather forecasting aervice. MONDAY'S RESULT: person Ia work .. : . ..,-. ·. RICHARD Al,LEY The fe<!erally • adminlatered Ironton 59 Wellston 52 R~~PONSIBL'E · and manage route. Pick·up TROPICAL · ~ISH, . fancy I makeup) weather broadcasting network . THURSDAY'S RESULTS: and . delivery. A. B.C. guppies, enle.lil and breeders, · WM.MCMAHON Cleaners, Mason, W. V.a. Bellas and supplies. Phone is specifically destgnecj to Logan n ,Gallipolis 37 2-&.llc 992-5443. · · jobs," he wrote. provide crop, livestock, fruit Waverly 5'1 Athens :19 J2.31).ttc· 29 Jackson 22 "Acquiring the route is and vegetable producers With Wellston HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS.' . . • . ·~ lrontoo 46 Meigs 34 probably the most worthwhile painting and coin collecting. ·up-to-date, concise a\lvance Enlist nowstay home until . : J.BEDROOM \lindale mobile MONDAY'S GAMES: after gradiJallon. Guaranteed home, 1112 ·baths, •!lualtd on thing I have ever done," he He was altar boy at St. Mary's weather information. Jackson at Gallipolis assignments to Europe, choice rental lot; cal! alter 6 Logan at Athens · concluded. · CAtholic Church, and he has Miller said 21 House Waverly Korea, Hawaii, or selected p.m. weekdays or any lime on irooton Newspaperboy McMahon, also spent some time in Ap- colleagues joined him in Wellston at locations in ihe U.S. See your weekend 992-5570. at Meigs 2-9,6tp ioi:al Army representative for lhe son of Mr. and Mrs. palachia working with under· sending a letter to the White facts about the 180-Day Wllliam . McMahon of Mid· privileged families and youth. House last November urging Delayed Entry Program and GELDING work pbny - $25; dletown, has carried the Bill pays for his own clothes the inclusion of Ohio into the the Army's new pay raise. mary pony - $20; filly colt Middletown Journal 31'.! years and supplies from his route weather forecasting service. For niore Information call pony - SlO; phone 367·7534. 593-3022. . . 2·9· )Otp without a complaint with a profits and saves $15 a week, Miller is serving his third 2·7·51c present route of 115 sub· having over $2,500 in the bank House term as representative FOUR ways to· buy at Parson's scribers, His customers have in addition to some in mutual of the 13-county lOth . Furniture - Cash with ··big Wanted To Buy . . discount; lay.awayi; 90 days commented on his politeness, funds. As a municipal life Congressional District, and is a SMALL Buildozer.:-Phooe 949Holzer Medical Center, First with no Interest charge i easy punctuality and care in guard last summer, he added · candidate for reelection. 3716. . lerm payment plan. On Sale Ave. and Cedar St. General delivering the newspapers the Ill his earnings while still 2·11-3tc 2 pc. living room suite with visiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. way each customer desires, continuing the 'newspaper Herculon covers - $99. tS; Colle!!• Basketball ResuHs · Maternity visiting hours 2:30 to OLD l'tiRNITURE, Round Oak Recliner chairs - . S59.95; An honor student as a junior route. He also served as a Red tables, Brass beds, dishes, By Untleil Press lntornationol Athens .Dinette Sets- $79.95; •:30 p.m. Parents only on in high school, McMahon is Cross life saving instructor. clocks, and·or complete Temple 71 Seton Hall 58 Westinghouse Electric stoves Pediatrics Ward. households . Write M. D.· - -$199.95; lots of good used torn between art and science The two winning and 10 . Lehman84 Pratt Ins!. 70 Miller, Rl. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. Births furniture, At Parson's Fur. and hopes to develop both into honorable mention MariS! 10-4 King's Coli. 93 Call 992-6271. Drew 57 Yeshiva 53 niture and Appliance, Inc., Mr. and Mrs. David Edward 12-17-ttc a career. newspaperboys were selected Falrmntsl.82 Dvs&Eikns 73 Slate Route 7, Kanauga, Ohio. Napper, Jr., Rutland, twin · ---,-...,.---;:...:.;...:;..;, ' His hobbies include swim- from the more than 50,000 boys Cal .• pa. 97 Aldrsn-Brodds85 2·9·4tc daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. F Sale Trade ming, which for over six years who deliver newspapers to the, Coppin St. 91 St. Mary's BS Fresno St. 76 Lng Bch St. 69 Charles Ewing, Jackson, a ELECTRIC guitar in good COU)N IAL Early . American he . has won many awards, 4.5 million subscribers of Ohio Seattle 65 Portland 62 Slereo. AM-FM radio com. son. condition far' box guitar . track , cross-country, art, newspapers. Ky. Wesleyan 90 S.E . Mo. St. BS binallon, 4 speed changer, 4 Phone 843-2688. Armstrong 97 Augusta 85 · Discharges speaker sound system. 2·11-Jtc Babson BO Gordon 78 Marketta L. Ptanta, Inez Balance $78.59. Use our Brandeis 108 Norwich (16 budget terms. Call 992-7085. Randolph, Deloris Ann U.rt, Bos. St. 97 Brdgwlr 51. 74 Rent 2-9-4tc Virginia Riffle, Thomas 4 ROOMS and bath unfurnished Fisk W Alabama A&MBS Harpur 78 N.Y. Maritime 51 Willoughby, Jr., Mrs. William house, 1650 Lincoln His.· BEAUTIFUL MODERN Mercer 95 Oglethorpe 62 Phone 992·3874. Walnut Stereo-radio com Arthur, · Jr., and daughter, Mercyhursl91 Alliance 72 bination, 4 speaker sound 2·6·61c , Regina Sue Ghearing, Mrs. Newberry SO Presby. 71 system, 4 speed · changer, Norlh.Park H Elmhurst67 Deborah Kay Wolf, Wanda 0. BEDROOM trailer apart· separate controls. Balance R.i. Coli. 99 Fitchburg 63 Gilliland, Diana J. Fronatt, ments , ideal for couples. $62.74. Use our budget terms. RioGrande81 Walsh74 Call 992-7085. Delia Fultz, Jenette Dalley, Contact McClure's Dairy Isle, Trinity 96 Lake Forest 62 992-5248 or 992-3436. 2·9·61c people, and an auction at the of the While House, one each Souhamptn 74 Bloomfleld68 Audie D. Barry, Dana L. Klilg; 2·3·121c Edlnboro74 Lock Hayen66 Neil House Motor Hotel in from Mrs. Richard Nixon and Grove. Mrs. James E. Milliron and TWIN NEE.DLE Sewing 'City 74 Wash&Jeff 53 Columbus, Valentine's Day, her daughter, Julie Nixon Union. N.Y. 76 Hartwick 53 FURNISHED and unfurnished . Machine 1971 Model In walnut son, Marion Patrick, Everett apartments. Close to school. stand. All feature& built-in to Feb. 14, beginning at 6 p. m. Eisenhower, and one of the Beckley91 W.V\ Wesleyan79 ' A. Price, Helen Ryari, Jacob 'A. Phone 992-5434. · make fancy ·designs and do · d b Assumpllon90Georgetown83 Following introductions of LBJ R · h Shawan . IV, Gladys A. 10-18-llc stretch . sewing. Also bui· anc s1gne Y western Car.67 UNC Ashvl60 celebrity guests and the ad· President and Mrs. Lyndon Samford68South Alabama 53 W'Icox tonholes, blind hems etc. 1 on, Leona "B· Wood • 4 ROOMS, bath. attic storage, $43.35 cash price or terms dress by the special guest, Johnson. I' St . Louis 76 Memphis St. 72 Hobart Vaughn, Elbert A. lull basement, fenced yard available. Phone 992·5641. I. Cenlral Ohio Heart Chapter's Others are f Om Senator Bluelld St. 90 W.V. St. 89 ' La'Y,less, Nellie Watson; Mrs. ~t'::rs,dr~~!fvaypal~~·r~~ ,. 2-9-4tc Honorary Heart Fund Robert A. Taft, rJr., a cam· Pennsylvanla69Columbla59 ..... ,., . , ,.,1 Prlncetoo96 <;arnett 69 Gladys 0. ~· Laur~ F. Lincoln His. Phone 992-2780 or VACUUM ):LEANER. Electric . «" •+ •r "' ' ' ·~ . •~· - ~· • .. 7 :C~afrmari ;. chds. Schenkel, paign badge from the Tall· Hpuston 100 Centenary 83 !, • Darnell, .Audra ~/ Keyse and 992-3432. Hygiene New Demonstratcir bidding 'will start on the Sherman campaign of 1908; Ci~clnnatl 84 Rutgers 74 Mrs: Amy Don1111llY. · lie has all cletnlng callachmtnts, 0 0 Celebrity Auction. By Helen Bottel pius the new Electro Suds for Gov. John J. Gilligan 's plaque ~=~'~e~1c~ ~ ~y~~t:64 Pro-Auctioneer Si Lakin will inscribed with his election Tulsa 7.5 North Tex. St. 69 shampooing carpet. Only -For Sale 1 S27.50 cash prize or terms take bids on: acceptance; from Bob Hope a S.F.Auslin93Sam Hous. J3 MOBILE HOME on nice lot, available. Phone 992-5641. . 'th h' 1 ki Bishop 88 Austin Colt. 71 GOODRICH RESIGNS Secoilclll'hoaghll ... Too Late A decoupage box sent by Jim key c ha m Wl 1S amed s • St.Fran .• pa 96 Steubenvl88 forced air area. con- ---------~.:._·9-'lc ditlonlng,air In heat, Racine Dear Helen: CHARLESTON, W.Va. Backus; an autographed script slope nose etched in relief, and · Ashland 90 Thos. More, ky. 87 Phone 992·6329. (UP!) -Ward c. Goodrich, 1961 BUICK Skylark - $150; About a month ago we put our newborn up for adoption. The from Doris Day's current a variety of pictures of the Ohio John Carroll78 Kenyon 76 2·9-tfc 1967 Honda '50'- S85; phooe . . . Ctarioo8HIIppery Rock 72 · who look · the job ODiy two n1110111nre !J1811Y but the main one was that our marriage Just television serie~. "The Doris State Umvers1ty stad1wn from Shepherd90Madlson77 -------Athens 5'13-7390. months ago, resigned Tburs· OLIVER 70 tractor - $275; 2·9·31c WMD't working out. We realize the baby is much better off with Day Show;" a Don Loper lie the recent Rose Bowl years Johns Hopkins 60 Urslnus 47 Homellte Chain SawSlOO; day as general manager <i the from Jack Benny, and a "This TWO lmng parenta than in a broken home. So I filed. for divorce back to an original picture of Bradley 85 Drake69 or bolh f.or $350; phone 247· Charleston Cbarlles of the . ti I th tad' . S. W. La. 94 McNeese St. 83 · and tbe baby went to ita new home directly from the hospital. No, is Your Life" ashtray from the ded lea 3547 or 247-2543. on o e s tum m Tex.-EI Paso77 Colo. St. 70 .lEGAL NOTICE . International League. Ralph Edwards, and etchings 2·11·3fc rd nmr try to get him back. He's theirs. 1922. PanAm.104 Houston Bap.89 Goodrich cited alleged Inter· Nollco of Flllnt of Vir. Tech 90 Wm.&Mary 69 I'm now attending bualness coUege and will soon have a good FLOOR furnace; 2 wheels for Inventory and A,pralstment LSU !NO! 92South Fla. 87 ftn!nce In the .performance d. G.M. vehicle; electric heater; The 5toto of Ohio, Mili• job. My new Ufe is shaping up well- alone -but Helen, I miss hiJ duties, lack d. adequate new G 70 15" Goodyear tire ; COunty. the baby 10 mum that I sink Into deep depression. RENOVATION PLANS Prob•tt Court phone 992·5510. funds and no algneil contract To the Executors or Ad· I try to keep atn busy with work, school, play. I even NEW YORK (UPI)-Tbe in- for himself u the reuons. 2-11-stc of the 11fatea; to dwnecl the neighbor's barn. I concentrate on happy thoughts, - ' - - - - - - mlnlstrators stallation <i artificial turf and such of the following 11 are HOUSE trusses made to your residents of the Stole of Ohio, but IIIUI the thoughts rl. my baby haunt me. How can I get over the 'removal of all poles In specillcallons. Phone 992· viz : - the surviving spouH, the lbia! - MISSING ONE LITTLE ONE Yankee Stadium are part of the 2217. next of kin, tht beneficiaries under the will; and to the atDeer Milling: 2·1 Hie proposed renovation of the AGREES TO CHANGE torney or ettornevs 'lbe llreakup of a marriage generalell an overwhelming An estimated 30 to 40 times.' My hope is that this famous stadium, It was reCOLUMBUS (UPI) - The AFGHANS - S50 & $45; Quilts representing . any of the aforemen·rroned persons : 1en1e of failure -even when the marriage was entirely bad. thousand United Methodist study ·. will strengthen our vealed Thurlday by Norman attorney general's office &&ys -SSO; Quilt taps-S15; phone Newell S. Hysell, No; 20,541, 992·2616. Oeceaud, Salisbury Township, Add to this the loss of yolir baby- even when you know he Is men and women in a thousand people as they continue to cope Redlich, first assislirit cor· the maker of Milnot, an County, Ohio; 2·11-lOtp Meigs imitation evapotated milk, has better <if whel'e he tS - and gullt combines with self-doubt to local churches across the West with the harsh realities of the poration counsel. William P. Gruner, No . Redlim also said there were agreed to make changes in the DOUBLE barrel 12 gauge, set of 20,595, Deceased, Sutton !iring you vecy low. Ohio Conference ·will spend present age ." Melg• County, Ohio. cattle racks for Ford pickup, Township, Concentrate on doing things that make )'ou feel proud of many hours during Lent in a Ministers in the 204 churches plana to have a Canadian product's advertising and You are hereby notified that man's 21 Jewel Bulova watch, the Inventories and Ap . special study of the Bible. younelf. Fill your life with accompllsiunents. Find new frie!lds of the Athens District in which footbaH team play some games labeling so It can be sold in phone 2~7· 2161. pralsem en11 of the estatn of th& In preparation, Bishop F. Meigs and Gallia are located, in the stadium. Ohio lawfully. ; lnd balk In the assurance that they care for you. A!ld remember 2·11-6tc aforementloned, ,deceased, late of said County, wore flied In thla ,-,-----::...:, : - time beala. You may never entirely outgrow woodering how Gerald Ensley, episcopal will be led in their preparatory Court . Said Inventories and DON'T pump your sluggish I ·~t might have been," but you WILL learn to live with lt. - leader of the Ohio West Area, sessions by these leaders who WIN AT BRIDGE Appralsements be lor septic lank. Get Klean-Em- hearing before thiswill instructed a selected group of studied under the bishop; Court on the 'I· HElEN Ail Septic Tank Cleaner. · 28th day of Ftbruery, 1972, at 72 ministers from the con. Conrad 0. Diehm, Immanuel . Landmark Farm Bureau, lO:DO o'clock A.M. 1 I~ ....... '"'-- Helen .: Pomeroy. ference's 14 districts and their Church, LOgan; Robert Fisher, Any person · dtslrlng to file 2·11·11C exuptlons thereto must file superintendents In January. New Lexington charge; Arthur them at least five days prior to ., · My niece is going to be married soon. Her parents are with a trump, ruffed the six This year's subject is the Book L. Duhl, The Plains-Bethel, the date set for hearing. , NORTH 11 ll!parated. Tbe father won't give her away, and the mother of Revelation. of spades; entered dummy Given undtr my hand ana • KQ6 Athens; Earse Mauler, sealofsald Court, thll eth day of "doean'tknowwhetherornotahe can come." The girl isn't living with a iecond trwnp; dis· ¥QJ8 During the first two weeks of February, 1972. ' . card~ hls last cllamond on ~ · · ··· .. ·· , , It home, butllhewantaa big wedding -which she'llpay for with February, these ministers will Crooksville, and Roy E. Wigal, • 7~4 John c. Bacon Belpre St. Marks. the kin~ of spades; ruffed 1 The Acllng Judge and ex-officio the help <i her fiance. · .10852 lead relreals, to be attended by Clerk olsltld Court Times of classes in local dummys last cliamond and , DEYOTEOTOTHE WEST EAST All added complication: ber husband-lo-be bas asked his By Ann B. Wation, another thousand ministers churches will vary, some to be • .Jl0953 led one of his low clubs. INTER !ST oF .r\842 Deputy Clerk lriend (a Negro) to stand as best man. Everyone is trying to talk from the 14 districts. They, in West was stuck In with the ME IGS·MASON AREA (2) 11, 18 ¥72 ¥53 held on Sund~ys, · others on king of clubs anCI had to lead CKESTER L. TANNEHILL •. them out d. a big wedding because of these things. I suspect the turn. wm leach classes in their week nights. tK853 tQJIO Exec. Ed. .K4 .QJ97 a spade or a diamond. Jt did ROBERT HOEFLICH, mother won't attend be.cause of the color problem. churches between Ash Wed· not matter which South city·Edltor LEGAL NOTtC:I SOliTH (D) In view at all these difficulties, wouldn't It be better to keep nesday and Holy Week. Nolle, Is horet>y glvon that • · d d' . Published dally except I r uffed In dummy, an 18· Saturday by The Ohio valley sealed bids will bt received at tbe Wedding simple and smaU? -AUNT OF THE BRIDE Th!Wis the seventh in a series ROBINSON HONORED ¥A.K10964 carded his last club. · Publishing Corrrpany , 111 the office of the Vliltgt Council, I>·II' Aunt : of annual Bible studies tA92 South Was litcky. He found C~url St.. Pomeroy, Ohio, Village of Pomeroy, In coro of NEW YORK (UPI)-Brooks ..... 63 Donald 'Colllns, Prtsldent of the llhlftk ANY wedding should remain simple and smaU - but · launched by Bishop Ens· Robinson, all-tilar third baseWest wl.th klIll ...... one c1uI) •""· 992-2156,~usinfts EditorialOffice PhanoPhone 992. Village Council, tht loard I!No1'u personal preference and ooe I don't push on others. and each opponent with ex- ~157 . East- West vulner;able , ley in his jurisdic· man of the three-time Ameri· having su·ptrvlslon or actly two trumps but South Second class pootoge paid at management ...Df the rHI estate tion since 1966. It is the can League c h a m p i o n West North Eosl South Pm!ape your niece could have a nonlradllional ceremony , Ohio . to be sold, until 12:00 o'clock had gven I the cardsevery . Pomeroy• 1¥ National adverllslng largest of its kind within the Baltimore Orioles, was which would eliminate walking down an aiale with her father noon on tht 6th dey of M1rch. Pass 2¥ P8$5 4¥ chance. \ represontati~e BottineiH . · 1972, tor the purchaH of the 10.5-million member Gr eve~~ having il special church pew for parents ... a garden or honored Thursday as "the Pas...: Pass , Pass Note tlult he led the ace of Gellagher , tnc ., 12 Eut 42nd · following deacrlbod root tstate : . denomination. _ Pllrk wedding, perhaps. clubs as BOOR ·a s heJ: In If St., Now York Clly, New York. Lot 12 In V. B. Horton's Ad· player who best typifies lhe Opening lead.i.• J • Subscription ratts · Oe . dillon to Pomeroy, L6t lJ In v. Said Bishop Ensley of this game of baseball" at a IUJio '!be belt JnBn? This is the bridegroom's choice, and those he bad postponed t play livered• by carrier where . B. Hor·ton•s 'Addition to' year's subject: who don't awrove can Jolly weU stay away. Their prejudices cheon presided over by By Oswald & .Jamea Jacoby the 'chances are that West avolla.blo so cents per week ; : Pomeroy. would have dropped the king By Molor Route where carrier Reference o,ed : Vofumt 205, "The Book of Revelation has Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. mlgbt ruin lhe day. -H. , serv•ce not available: One Pago 317 at tho Melga county, h been described by Bible month sus . By moll In Ohio ' Ohio, Doed Recorda . Harmon Killebrew of the ... ·It is almost impossible for under t e ace. Said property ltlo btaold and scholars as a 'book for difficult Minnesota Twins, Ernie Banks North and South to keep out (NIW$PAPU INTIRPIISI.t.SSN.I I' "sn1d w. va., One vear $1<.00. Dear Helen : 1 x months $7 . 25 . Thret convoyed to the hlghtsl blddor months ~.50 . Subscription upon the following ttrms: c..h of the Chicago Cubs and AI of four ·hearts with today's Your reply to "Modern Hosteas"whoworries about sleeping cards. Of course, if North price Includes Sunday Times. · in htnd on doy at uto. Kaline at the Detroit Tigers a no-trumpist he wUI res]IOnd 1 Stntinel. ll'rln&tmenta for guesta who tblnk marriage is UMeceasary, . The right Is rtllrved to rtloct 111 bids BIRTH IN OGDEN were the other fll1allsll in one no-trump to his partner's lppalled me I You lllld, ''Let these friends sleep wherever they The biddinl! has beon: ""' 1 lny andOontld C~illna, Prtsldtnt Mr. and Mrs. Don Napper of voting .by major league execu- heart opening and then bid · Weol Nbrlh l!ut South wUit -11'1 their decillion." of Vlllogo Council · ( Pus · Vll.logo of Pomor~y ,Let me tell you :.Mwal.s are everybody's business, Ogden, Utah are announcing tives and members of the news three no-trump after the Jane Vl'llton, Clerk, ' correct three heart rebid. Pass 1• Pui · 1• 'IP"'ielly In your own trJme. '1be fact that M.H. is bothered is a lhe birth of their first child, a media. {1) 21, 21; (2) 4, II, 'II, 5tc 2t 2¥ P111 · 3¥ This time the no-trumpist son, Jeremiah Michael, on IDOd .a,. a ~'Mi'l*lMI.If ll!e Ia ...r1y a friend ot these im' ' 4. . Pus ? would be right and thr~ no- Pas.' NOTIC• 01' APPOIN1MiNT lllaral people lbe will try to l!nighten them out and show them Feb. 8 at the Air Force hospital You, South, hold: The St.tion trump is a cinch. There Is no . ., Cost Nt. H.4 16 there . The infan I weighed F;AIR WARNING the;lboald litblr pertcrgit married.!At her be guided by her .18154 .<\IU tAU.Jt play for four hearts but real ' lstoto tf ••••• lout, seven pounds, four ounces. Docoultl. COLUMBUS (UP!) - The South brought it home. . IWI Cllle:leia. - MODERN CHRISTIAN What do you dt) now? , Notlct 11 ilortby giyon t~it Grandparents are Mr . . and Ohio Uquor Department warns That Litten. • ~volyn Clliltlan: East put his ace. of spades A-Bid four diiJioonds. There Gaul, of Chtatet, Ohio, Mrs. Leo B. Crew, Reynolds· Ohlolans against .drinking ever on dummY's queen and led 11113' welt be 1 fllom bore 111111 nil bton duly lppolnttd You forget lbat "Modern Hosteaa" aalchhe and her buaband burg, and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Executrix of lhtlstott of llctan •in<e you have ....., orl.rlnolly increasingly available queen of diamonds. back lhe "' To Gout, dtctiHd, ltlt of Metga ' •d tllllld fr:!endl in THEIR apertment. iler main worry Napper, Rutland Road , County, Ohio. moonshine wiskey, which has South ducked and East con- your partner won't play )OU for ' •• not 11 5PI ov.r « moral indlgqatlon, but "What Will iny Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Crodllors lrt requl;ed to 1111 tinued witti the jack. South ony man thin YQ\1 do t.ve. : tholr <lolms wllfl uld flducl•ry llf'IIN , 'pt 111"1 t!Ut?" In HER eyea, lhe couple was as good Price, and Mrs, A. H. Durst, killed five persons in Georgia played his ace. this lime. TODAY'll QUIEIITION · · Within lour moillfls. since Christmas . Deputy • 11111~ 'Aid wbo'a to uy whether a lasting relationship, without Your do bid lout· diamondo Dotod Ibis 26th ·doy of Pomeroy, and Jolrs. Bonnie Director Don Laws sal!l the · Then l)e cashed his club ace~ Jonuory 1972. West played the four spot and your pertner bids four lilt lltlle lepi Jllper, Ia Immoral or not? lan't it possible these Miller, Rutland; are great- moonshinPrs in Goorgia had JOHN C. lACON, Judgo and South was home wilh the ht•a1111. What do you do now? lwf!lllllllrried ''lnlhesigbt · "l'.od?" -H. · Court of Comm011 PIUI grandparenls. ·used oil drums as still>. bacon . lie entered dummy · Problte Olvlslon (lJ 21; (21 4. II, Jtc = .ant.,. · . I ----- MEIGS ffiGH SCHOOL VARSlTY basketball squad : Left side, back to front, Rich !Iaiiey, Bill ViiUghan, Steve Dwlfee, Tony Vaughan and Mark Werry; right side, back to HOSPITAL NEWS cr w. Count/ Heart. Fund.Auction Certain -..,------ cr For . To Command Great Interest ------- H·elen Help - Us. • • Bishop Ensl~y Studies Emphasize .Revelations ------ Steals' 4-Heart Bid DaiiJ Senta .7 ·-A I 1 Is eometbtnc n.r fou a- · WM~/1390. 011 YOUR DIAL . .,' other support for black athl~lell terminate! once their eligibiUty has ended, · often making itlmpoesible for them to c~plete their eckicaliotj" were also cited aa ~reas of concern. They also said the Incident in Minneapolis, between foUnne. sola and Ohio State which reto overflowing. But they aren't March ~ meeting ... I am also sulted in two blacks being kldi•. given .any <i the jobs on the urging a meeting of the Big Ten ed off the Gophers' basketball administrative end of the presidents .. . to consider the team was "simply black ath· structure. We want to end that proper steps necessary to bring letes verus while atl)lelell." this matter to a satisfactory segregation," lie said. "U we were de~ding the con.Clusion." physics department here hire No Comment He added a study was begun two black nuclear physicists ... Nine other UMamed schools' a month ago on the Spartans' I could see where there might black faculty members - two campus to "uncover and elirni· not be qualified blacks to fill from the Big Ten - had con- nate any patterns of discrimi· those positions," Green said. tacled the group to lend their nation or unequal treatment "But no one can tell us there support, Green said. which might exist" in the ath· aren't any quaUIIed blacks to He called ror Commissioner Ieite department. He did not referee Big Ten games." Wayne Duke to discuss the say if the study was finished or matter at the conference's what it uncovered. meeting of athletic directors Michigan State employs lour and faculty representatives black assistant coaches in variMarch ~and threatened legal ous sports and has one fulltime action to achieve their goal. black coach, Payton Fuller, Duke said In Chicago he had who runs the soccer program. heard of the letter outlining the Areas of Concern grievances sent him by the Michigan State. was one of gro\lJl but declined comment the first major institutions in unW il was in his hands. the country to actively recruit Michigan State President black athletes when it rose to Clifton R. Wharton, a black prominance in the early 19508. himself, said he was Black athletes at the school put "requesting that Dr. John on a two-day boycott of athletic Fuzak, our Big Ten events in AprU 1968. representative, discuss these A smaU group of athletes atissues fully at the forthcoming tended Thursday's session, in· eluding Eric Allen, the Big Ten's most valuable football player last season, and fresh· Another reason wh man basketball star Lindsay Delta continues to Hairston . "The nwnber of black athnumber one. Another letes who never complete their great tire from formal education once their company that · nal• • athletic eligibility has ended" become a legend In the and "the fact that financial and . world of high per Herli Bowen tossed in 28 for formance driving . losing Walsh. BUI Higgins was good for 30 NEW points, including Ashland's last folic which beat visiting Thorn· Sugar Freeas More. II was 'the Eagles' Taste Great 15th win against just four losses this season. Mike Whelan's layup with just four seconds left gave John Carroll its win over Kenyon. Kenyon called time out after the shot io set up a des992-7161 peration ,play, but threw the Middleport, Ohio Middleport, ball away .in the haste to get it to ghe basket. Segregation Charged By NeWspaperboy Awards ·Revealed Servzce F~- 'f~. '~:!!:·::'?: Could !~" .. 'I I front, J~y Bogga, Rick Ash, Andy Vaughan and Mike Sayre. Carl Wolfe is head coach. They play at Rock Springs to~ighl. EAST LANSING, Mich. (UPI)-A group of black facul'ty members and athletes at Michigan State University say ''the day of ease and grace is over for the Big Ten in using black athlelell." "Most people are turned out · to pasture at 6li," Dr. Robert Green, head of the Michigan State School oi Urban Affairs, 8aid Thursday at a news conference held by the group. "But not the black athlete in the Big Ten. He goes out to pasture at age 21. Tbe Big Ten is segregated, pure and sim· pie," Green said. The group wants immediate hiring of black officials for work at every remaining conference athletic contest this ac· adernic year. Theif ultimate goal is job parity for blacks as coaches and athletic directors in proportion to the number of black athletes in competition. "Blacks can run, they can throw the football and dribble the basketball so the field· houses and stadiums ~re filled United States .Cops Third Gold Medal '• SAPPORO, Ja)l811 (UPI)Blonde Barbara did It by the horde of newspapermen and For the first time in 20 years, hairline margin of two-hun· photographers at the finish the United Stales has a genuine dredths of a second as she that the poor · weather conOlympic "snow queen"- twice zipped through a swirling ditions were no Impediment. blonde Barbara Cochran, snowstOrm to defeat a trio of "I skied very well and the whose surprise triumph in the French girls who had been poor conditions did not bother women's special slalom ski expected to continue European me at all," the elated Miss race gave America its third · domination of the ski sport. Coclil"an said. "After having gold medal of the Sapporo 'And, in these days of the best time in the first heat, I . Games-the higheSt U.S. total "women's lib," It mlgttt be tried not to be nervous and I in 12 years. noted that no U.S. man ever guess starting laSt in the Not since Andrea Mead hss won an Alpine ski gold second heat was some advan· Lawrence, lilte Miss Cochran a medal in the Olympics. tage. I knew who I had to Vermont girl, captured both Total Time 1:31.24 beat." the giant slalom and the Miss Cochran, 21, of RichFrance's Danielle Deber· special slalom at Oslo in 1952 mond, VI., who was timed in ·nard was second to Miss has an American woman won 46:05 for the first run of the Cochran in a time of 1:31.26 an Alpine skiing gold medal in slalom and 45: 19 in the second and teammate Florende the Olympics. for a total of 1:31.24, told a steurer was third in I :32.69. While Miss Cochran's victory in the slalom was unexpected, so was a third-place finish by HIGHLIGHTS Anne Henning in the 1,1100 meter speedskating. Favored with Paul Crabtree. to win the 1,1100 after her vic· CALL POINT VIEW : 992 · 2505 tory in the 500, Miss Henning T' SATIJRDA·Y, FEB.12 Abe Cincoln would have •been a •olandy' ' basketball 'player, and so·.fo '~elebrate his blrlhd•Wfhere's ·lols •of roundball· action on television. Come to think of 11; he would have been a good TV personality, too: PI. Pleasant .vs. Wahama, video replay of Friday's game•. ll ·a.m., Ch. s. De Paul vs. Notre Dame, 1 p.m., Chs. 2 & 7. Wake Forest vs . 6th- ranked Virginia (one-point winners in an overtime thriller over WVU Wednesday in Charleston), 2 p.m.• Ch. 8. Ohio Slate vs. Purdue, 2 p.m., CH. 6. . Marshall lstlll rated lllhl vs. Bowling Green, 8 p.m., Ch. 9, with pre.game show at 7:30. +++ ·There's no shortage of other sports, either. Let's face II. America Is laking a clobbering 'In the Winter Olympics . But some of the action Is great, anyhow. As the events wind up, there are three ·showings today, all on Chs. 2 & 7. Catch. them at 3 f .m., 9 p.m., and a wrapup a 11:30. Also: "Outdoors" features fishing for dolphins lis this really a sport, to fish for such harmless. and intelligent creatures?), 3:30 ' p.m., Ch . 10. . . Pro Bowlers Tour goes to the King Louis Open, 3:30 p.m.. Ch. 12. The CBS Goll Classic is .at 4 p.m., Ch . 8, and the Bo~ Hope Desert Golf Classic Is at 5 p.m.• Chs. 2 & 7, +++ If you're not a spo(ls tan, this Isn't a very good Saturday. !That's a lie. In my judomenl, Saturday Is !tie bestIV day of the week, lust because of the Archie Bunker-Mary Tyler Moore· Dick Van Dyke triad on CBS.) Movies are the main additional staple. The Ch. 4 prime-time film has "See How They Run," with John Forsythe, 7· p.m. Also: " Dracula ," the original 1931 Bela Lugosi chiller, 11 : 15 p.m., Ch . 6 ... "Crawlspace," 11 :30 f ·m" Ch. 10 ... "Secret o the Purple Reel," 1 a.m., Ch. 10 ... Triple · leature , "Stagecoach to Dancer 1 S Rock," "Man In the Dark,'' and "Counterplot," starts at 1 a.m., Ch. 4. SUNDAY, . FEI.RUARY 13 Hats oft to Channel 10 today . They have some exce11ent prograrnm lng making an appearance. . First, there'• Columbus Town Meeting, which takes up a.· statewl,de (even nationwide! issue: Should so-callod "no fault fn. sura nee" be adopted?' If's at 12: lO p.m. 1 , · Then .c.. ~"American Journal," lint show of a ••rtes featuring Donald 1Buz) Lukens of Dayton, who has Portamoutti and ,toledo'sgrelit quarterbaCk, Chuck Ealey; •• guest, 1: :tO p.m. And lhially, a now series of Young POIC!ple's Concerts, with Leonard Bernstein, m•kn Iii boW, feoturlng Llszt's "Faust SymPhony ." What's oo TV on Sund;ly morning? Relig ion . and kiddie shows, right? Well, generally, yes. But there's much more, too - with shows like these : Morning news. 8:15, Ch . ~ ... .Your Health, 8:30, Ch. 4 ... Black Cameo, 8: 55, Ch. 4 ... Together, 9:30, Ch. 10 ... Kid Talk, a discussion show, 10, Ch ..8 ... Focus on Columbus, 11, Ch. 4 ... Point of View, lL Ch . 6 ... Consumer Report, 1L Ch. 7. +++ Sports? But of course: Bowling from Columbus, noon, Ch. 6. Fred Taylor · OSU Basketball, 12:30 p.m., Ch . 4. Mountaineer Sports, 1:30 p.m., Ch. 7. . Marshall hig~lighls , 2: 45 p.m., Ch. 2. Olympic Games windup, 3 p.m., Chs. 2 & 7. · Final• of Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic, 5 p.m., Chs . 2 & 7. +++ Bill Russell has a new intP.rvlew show on Ch. 6 at 7 p.m. Tonight, the great black star ot the tlostOn Leltlcs has a most unlikely guest: Former Georgia Gov. Lester Maddox; plus Kenny Rogers and the First Edition, regulars on " Rolling on the River/' seen nc:iw at two spots on cable TV, including tonight at 7:30, Ch. 12. +++ . There's a bang-up week kicking off as far as TV movies are concerned, with "Cleopatra" and "Ben Hur" both scheduled. Cleo, with Liz Taylor, Richard Burton, et al., shows Part! at 9 p.m., Ch . 12. "Ben Hur," Part I, 7:30p.m., Ch. 8. +++ Henry VIII gave his name to six wives, and they were part of a~ acclaimed series that ran last summer on network TV and just finished a sornewhat·expanded run on public TV .. But Henry's daughter gave her nam, ,to an entire era, and Elizabeth I has a six· part series about her reign beginning tonight on Ch. 11, at 9 p.m. Recommendeq, and we admit It's a shame that II ha• to conflict with the premiere of 11 Cieopatra.'' wl lh one of history's most ta'sclnallng women up· staging the other, and vice versa . +++ MOVIES: "Biondie's Big Deal/' 8 a.m., Ch. 10 ... "The MissoUri Traveler," 11 : 15 p.m., Ch. 10. + ++ MONDAY: "Watch Your Chile!-The Me Too Show" makes its debut today at 1 p.m.·, Ch. 7. II sounds like a mixture of "Sesame Strilet" and " Mister Rogers:• If It's as good as either of ·them, It'll be well worth watching. +++ GRIPE DEPARTMENT: Just when the ,_!works do .something nice, like cutting dawn on the number of commercials in kiddie shows (watch, they really are doing Ill, they pull some bonehead deal likf schedullna "Cieopetra'.' and ' 1 Bon· Hurr. In overlapPing lime P"riods, moklng 111 wonder If they really care. alter all. old Monica Pllug, who posted an Olympic record time of 1:31.4. Dianne Holwn, the third American girl to bring home a gold medal (hers in the 1,500 meter speedskating) once again carries the 'O.s• .hopes today for ~till another gold in the 3,0:00 meter speedskating. Miss Holum wW be joined by teammate Mrs. Jeanne Omelenchuk, a 311-year old veteran of three Olympics. In the other competition Friday, the Russian !film of Alexander Tokhonov, Hinnant Saline, IvanBoakov and Viklor Mamatov won the men's biathlon in a time of I )lour, Sl minutes and 44.92 seconds while Poland's Wojciech Fortuna took the 90-meter jump, the most spectacuiar of the Olympic events. Friday's only other gold admitted to being "sore and medal event was the men's aching" after trying to better figure skating where the ·her own .500.~or~1 Thurs!lll)l. Americans were given lltUe . . ,·J )I;1 ai dOil '· ~t t · · ctiance for a medal. Czechos· "Today s a' daY," lovakla's Ondrez Nepela held a Miss HeMing said after being solid lead after the compulsory . upset by Germany'~ 17-year figures . ~ ~all; Walsh 81·74 Victim; Dominican ·Tilt Will . Start At 8 Saturday . With four men scoring in double figures, Coach Art Lanham's Rio Gra_nde College Redmen downed visiting Walsh College 81·74 at Lyne Center Thurs· day evening in a non-conference contest. Capt. Roger Bentley pumped in 26 points, followed by Ron Lambert's 20, Harry Hairston's 15 and Wray Jordan's 11. The victory upped Rio's season mark to 11·9. The Cavaliers dropped to 3·16 on the year. Herb Bowen, 6-3 guard, paced the visitors with 28 points. Paul Roman, 6-4 for. ward had 12 and Mark Roman, 6-5 center had 11. The Redmen, for the second night in a row, hit above the .500 ·mark from the field, sinking 35 of 67 attempts for . 52.2 pet. Rio was 11 of IS at the foul circles. The Redmen hauled down 39 rebounds . llairston pulled down 14. WALSH (74) - Bowen 11-6· 28; Carter 3-0·6; Dunn 1-2·4; DELTA TRANS-AM Bearcats Post Win In Garden By United Press International Derrek Dickey scored a career-high 40 points to carry a young CinciMati team to a win Thursday night in Madison Square Garden in New York. The Bearcats, none of whom is seniors, look over in the second half to beat Rutgers fi4.74. Dickey was unstoppable from in close as the 6-foot-7 forward hit on 17 of 23 floor shots and haulect in 12 rebounds. Rutgers owned a 43-40 half. time lead, but a layup by Dickey gave Cincinnati, now 11-8, the lead for good at 60-59 with 6:15 left in the game. Dickey ripped off six points in a flnallll-2 outburst that final· ly iced the win. In other games, Dayton, which iost by two points earller in \he wee)(, heat Loyall\ of C~icago by on~. 91·90. _ Jack Kill scored 24 points, 16 in ·the first half, to spark the Flyers to a 44-34 Intermission lead, and then scored a field goal and a free throw in the final24 seconds to seal the win. High for Dayton was Donald Smith with 25 points, but La Rue.Martin of Loyola got game honors with 33 points. Dayton, which lost 76-74 to Western Kentucky on Monday, is now 111-10. Loyola fell Ill 810. Also, St. Francis (Pa.) beat Steubenville 96-88, Ashland edged Thomas More (Ky.) 9(). 67, Rio Grande trimmed Walsh 61·74 and John Carroll sneaked by Kenyon 78-76. Steubenville, now lll-11, was paced by regularly high.,scoring Cleo McNeal with 24 points. Rio Grande's Roger Bentley hit for 26 points as the Red· men got their lith win, while FLAIR Royal Crown Bottling Co. TIRE SALES o. BELTED TIRE SALE W·IDE-OVAL - FIBERGLAS~S F-78x14 or 15 .........~ 3495 G-78x14 or 15 .........'3795 , H-78x14 or 15..........'3795 . J-78x14 or. 15............'3795 . Plus Fed. & S. Tax No Casing Needed .H&R FIRESTONE o. Preuser 1·0·2'; M. Roman 5· 111; P. Roman 3·6-12; Suba J.J. 9; Weaver 1·0·2. TOTALS 31-12· 7 \10 GRANDE (81) Bartram 1-0-2; Bentley 13-0-26; Bollinger 0-0-0; Hairston 6-315; Hart 0-0-0; Jordan 5·1-11 ; Lambert 7-6·20 ; Martin 3-1-7. TOTALS JS-11·81 . Score at half: Rio 38 Walsh 36. AT TilE MEIGS INN Eighth Grade ..-----.Loses Thursday The "Love Bundle" GENERAL RACINE Southern District's eighth grade basketball team was defeated · by Glouster Thursday at Trimble, 41·30. For Southern, Dunning led with 12, Schultz had 9, and Roberts 7. For Glouster, Hunter had 17 and Lewis 5. Southern's seventh grade squad ended its season at 14·1 and the eighth grade at 14-3. Ralph Wigal is coach. Friday ~nd Dick Cumberland Trio Saturday Nights 10 until 2 POMEROY, OHIO ii.. �.- ... . " ,""! . '· ' ' '. •· T-onight'~ NBAStandl... By Uniled '""''"''""''19nal . Easttnl Coft,._ct Att.ntie Division MEIGS GIRlS' BASKETBALL SQUAD - Members of the Meigs squad are, front, 1-r, Lorie Seth, Sharon Cogar, Vicki Kelly: Maureen Hennessy, Leanne Sebo, Pat Harris, Ava Sayre, Mary Weyersmiller and Jane Thomas; back row, Cathy Rayburn, Sheila McKnight, VIcki Vaughan, managers, Joy While, Debbie Ohlinger, ~erry King, Rayanna Cole and coach Mrs. Joy Bentley. Meigs record Is :J. 2. Saturday they will play Belpre at Meigs High School at 10 a.m. Meigs in Point Split ALL-TOURNEY TEAM - These five individuals were named to the Second Annual· Galllpolis Area Jaycees All Tournament Team following last night's championship game on the Washington hardwood in Galllpolis. The GAHS Coaches won the title by downing Boster's All.Siars, 129-98. All-tournament selections,left to right are Doxie Walters, Goodyear; Richard Dillon and Don Wilson, Boster's All-Stars; Buddy Moore and Jim Osborne, GAHS Coaches. Osbotne was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player. Trophies were presented by Phil Skidmore, tourney director. SEOAL Waverly at Athens Logan at Gallipolis lronion at Meigs W. L. Pd. Glil Jackson at Wellston Boston ~2 18 .700 ... SVAC New York 35 23 .603 6 Kyger Creek at North Galllil Philaphia 23 36 .390 18 112 Svmmes VaBftrji Southern Buffalo 16 ~1 .281 24'12 Ross Cantrol Di~lslon , Fed-'Hocklng • at W. L. Pet. GB Southeastern Baltimore 2~ 32 .429 ... Nels· York at Miller Atlanta 21 36 .368 3112 Parkersburgh Catholic at Cincinnati 18 39 .316 6'12 Belpre · Pt. Pleasant af Wahama Cleveland 17 43 .283 9 Sf. Charles at Starr-Wash. Western COnvertnce Columbus Bishop Ready Midwest Division at Ale~ander W. L. Pet. GB Milwaukee 4 12 .800 SATURDAY Chi(:a.go >t2 17 .712 sv~ SVAC Phoenix 37 · 25 .59712 Eastern at Southern D•'•"'' ?0 38 .3(127 Olhtrs P1clfic Division Portsmouth at Ironton W. L. Pd. GB VInton County at Jad<son Los Anqeles 49 7 .875 Oak Hill at Kyger Creek Golden St. 36' 23 .610 · 1~112 Symmes Valley at Fairland Seattle 35 25 .583 16 Nelson· York at Alexander Houston 21 37 .362 29 Williamstown at Belpre Portland 1~ ~ .233 37 Glouster at Laurelville · ThurSday's RKutts Wehrle at .Starr-Wash. Phoenix 131 Balllmore98 Poco at Wahama Seattle 118 Clnclnnatl96 TUESDAY Golden State121 Ph lie 112 SEOAL (Onlygam•sscheduledl Athens at Logan Friday's G,tmt$ Gallipolis at Jackson Los Angeles at Boston Ironton af Wawrly .New York at .Milwaukee Meigs at Wellston All•nta at Chicago Others Delroltat Buffalo Pt. Pleasant at Barboursville Philadelphia at Portland Baltimore at Houston (Onlygamesscheduled) DATES CHANGED ABA Standings CU:VELAND (UP!)- The :ly United Press International first United States-Australia East W. L. Pet. GB women's team .championships will lje played here July 28-30, Kentucky (I 12 .789 ... Virginia 36 23 .610 10 instead of July 29-31, It was New York 27 31 .466 18112 announced Thursday . by Floridians 22 36 .379 23112 Carolina 22 36 .379 23'12 Robert S. Malaga, executive Pittsburgh 21 36 .368 2~ director of !he United States Wes) W. L. Pet. GB Lawn Tennis Association. Utah 38 20 .656 ... Indiana 33 24 .579 4'1• Dallas 28 34 .452 12 Denver 24 33 .421 13112 Memphis 23 34 .404 14'12 . Thursday's ResuHs Virginia 131 Pittsburgh lll Kimtucky 119 Florldi.ans 101 Love Those (Only games scheduled) Meigs seventh and eighth grade basketball learns split in two· games with Pt. Pleasant Thursday at Middleport. Pt. Pleasant downed the eighth grade 57-45 but the Meigs seventh grade squad won Its game 54-24. Despite a 30-point performance by eighth grader Terry Qualls, Meigs led at Friday's Games halftime by only two, and Pt. Pittsburgh at New York Pleasant came on strong in ·the Memphis at Floridians fourth quarter to win. Point has Denver vs. Carolina At Winst,on-Sa lem one of its strongest eighth Utah af Indiana grade squads in history, with a (Only games scheduled) ·, ' 15-1 record. · Other scorers for Meigs were NHL Standings J . Cremeans 7 and B. · By United Press International Blackston 5, J. Blake 2 and J. E..t W. L. T. Pis Anderson 1. For Pt. Pleasant, 38888~ Boston Tatlerson had 24. New York 33 II 9 75 In the seventh grade contest, Montreal 30 13 10 70 24 23 8 56 for Meigs, Browning had 17, DetroII Toronto 22 23 II 55 Randolph 12, Haggerty 9, 15 32 ·5 35 Vancouver Fields 4, B. Seth and Taylor Buffalo II 31 13 35 W. L. T. Pfs each 4 and Humphrey and Bing 36 13 5 77 each 2. For Pt. Pleasant, Chicago Minnesota 29 18 9 67 Goodnile had 15. C..llfornia· 18 27 II 47 Meigs eighth grade squad Sf. Louis 18 30 8 44 Philadelphia 17 21 9 43 will play Gallipolis Saturday at Pittsburgh 15 JO' 9 39 I :30 p.m. at Meigs High School. Los Angeles 15 35 7 37 Thursday's Resu Its Semester Honors AlinoUiiced The first semester honor roll at Eastern High School has been announced by Bob Ord, principal. Named to the roll are: Freshmen - Jane Bahr, Cathy Davis, Mandie Rose, Pam Sams, Becky Root, Bonnie Welsh, Marsha Kimes, Mary Mills, Deanna Hensley, Carole Kuhn, Regina Kimes, . Karen Reed, all A's; Robert Barber, Randy Blake, Debbie Boatwright, Phillip Bowen, Terry Brawley, Anita Buckley, Sally Burke, Kevin DiU, Becky Ebersbach , Elizabeth Edwards, Vickie Gaul, Cindy Thomas, Rhonda Savel, Joann Pullins, Ricky Mays, Robert Harris, Louann Newell, Mi~hael Harris, Frances Hawk and Doug Holsinger. Sophomores - Lawrence Harper, Tim Bawn, Nancy Miller, Chryll Kimes , Bill Hayes, all A's; Paula Hauber, Sieve Anderson, Steve Follrod, Teresa Chichester, Steve Goebel, Melissa Coleman, Patty Grossnickle, Virginia Cline, Martie Caldweil, Larry Atherton, Herb Mcintyre, Cheryl Kuhn,' Janice Holter, Jane Whitehead , Diana Larkins, Carol Taylor, Sheri Young, Loretta Spencer, Iris Pigott, Sheila Sampson, David Weber, Bill Amberger. Juniors - Lucy Holler, Jane Karr, Robin Humphrey, Glenda Lawson, Richard Cross, Alan Duvall, Lana Benedum, Vickie Spencer, Dick Stettler, Nancy Sexson, Cathy Pickens, · Melinda Amsbary, all A's; Jeanna Bahr, Bob Edwards, Debbie Jefferson, Bob Grossnickle, Jenny Bailey, Sherry McCain, : Cindy Farrar, Rosemary Reed, John Maxson, Barbara Well, Rusty Walker, Mike Sanders, Debbie Millhone, Sandra Wood, Byron McCoy, Rita Marcinko, Pam Stewart, Phyllis Newlun , Steve Millhone. Seniors - Julia Holter, Marjorie Gillilan, Janice Dixon, Roger Karr, Kathy Sanders, Mary Jo Wolf, all A's; Alan Holter, Ruth Adams, Melanie Dean, Nita Harris, Barbara Ebersbach, Dennis Eichinger, Mike Benedum, Joyce Grueser, Kathy Dill, Rhea Yonker, Connie Sayre, Connie Rockhold, Steve Kirkham, Larry Stalnaker, Debbie Pierce, Randy Young, Janice Robinson, Rick San· ders, Rick Martin, Cynthia Lance, Sue Caldwell, Jennie Lawson, Marcella Wyers. Regional Group Elects Holl ' LOGAN - Richard Hall local industrialist, has bee~ elected president of the Buckeye HiiJs..Hocking Valley Regional Development District (BH-HVRDD) by its Executive Committee . Holl, vice president of Logan Clay Products Company, has represented Hocking County on t~e BH-HVRDD Executive Committee since the nine ce"nty regional agency was · formed in 1968. He is a past president of the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council and is currently chairman of the Hocking County Re gional Planning Commission. Ho11 is also serving as a director of both the Ohio Contractor's Ass'ociation and the National Clay Pipe Association. He succeeds Dee D. Dunkle of Morgan County . Re-elected vice-president was Floyd Henderson of Noble County, and Robert Nicholas of Washington Cowt ty was reelected treasurer. The executive committee approved the agency's annual budget and revised the districts ' Appalachian Regional Commission supplemenlal funding priorities ' fur dia,rlct projects. ,BH· UVRDD executive director John Beasley, ' In recom. mehding revised priorities, •ld two priority projecll are in Washington and a.- being considered for Appalachian Regional Commission supplemental funding. These involve improvements to waste water facilities In the Marietla water plant and improvements to the Nelsonville sewer plant. Both projects have received basic earlier grants from the Ohio Water Development Authority. AHL Standings By United Press International East Boston Nova Scotia Springfield Providence Rochester w. 31 28 21 19 19 West L. 17 15 19 24 29 T. Pts 8 70 II 67 12 54 9 47 6 44 W. L. T. Pis Baltimore 24 20 7 Cleveland 23 20 8 Hershey 22 17 9 Cincinnati 21 23 10 Richmond 20 24 9 Tidewater, · 13 33 7 Thursday's RKults Tldewaler7 Sprlngfleld5 1Oniygamescheduledl Friday's Gomea Springfield at Baltimore Tidewater at Cleveland Cincinnati at Pro•Jdence Rochester at Rlchmond (Only games scheduled) 55 54 53 52 49 3~ STEELERS SIGN TWO PI'I'rSBURGH (UP!) • Brad Evane, a fi..3 and :z«,. pound defeneive back from Duke, and Harold Sutton, a S-4 and 225-pound end from Temple, signed Thursday with the Pittsburgh Steelm of the •·ational Football League. Boston 9 Vancouver 1 CONTRACT INKED PI'I'rSBURGH (UP!) Dick Sharon, a rookie out· fielder · who batted .255 at Waterbury, Conn., in the Eastern League last season, signed his 1972 contract Thursday with the world champion Pittsburgh Pirates. Detroit 4 Buffalo 2 Pittsburgh 6 Los Angeles I .Mon!feal7 Chicago 1 Minnesota 3 St. Louis I I Only games scheduled) 5% ~ngs You'll love the way your money grows faster ... at premium interest rates. In shOrt, you'll love Savings show. · Severith and eighth ll'lde students wW perfatm 111 a tr8mpoilne, dlncted b)' Mr' Chadwell and Mr. Kealactr. ' Past p~dellts of Rive +le]t P.T.A. will be bonared lliil, EIGHTH OBSERVED ' The eighth birthday of Dads' Night will be Dbaaned, Rochelle McDaniel was with dads being eounted twice celebrated Thursday afiernoon in the toom CGW~t. IWreithpreceding the regular meeting ments will be served. ~ts of Pomeroy Brownie Troop 66. are urged to .attend. •. ' The honoree presented favors to ·each guest and games were pla.yed with prizes going. to Melanie Dillard and Melinda Thomas. Mrs. Bill McDarilel served cupcakes and punch to those named and Barbara Grueser, Becky Handley, Kristin Anderson, .. Kim · Mulford, Tammy Eichinger, ' 383 N. Second Ave. Mary Beth Hawley, Roxanna . .. Mid4Jtport McDaniel, and Mrs. J:ack 992-3555 Handley, leader, and son, Authorized' Agent ' Jackie. attractive PAY 1V BIUSAT JJMMIE'S ., PastJy Shop Safety Hats '' >.- - - : _ . .. ... ~ Strong light weight /":r "~ protection, meets Gov. ~ specifications for drop ~ -.~4 test, dielectric test burning rate, moisture .I Standlrd and water absorption .,--...,__1!Suspension tests. rl.c:J .. " · M~ Co. Branch . ''· ' Lightweight head protection combines full coverage of safety ha t. Impact and penetration ~ ~ ~~- federal . •· ./ ·--.._/ specification. · The Athens County Polyethylene Cap Pomeroy, Ohio s2o.ooo.oo by 'f'stte.- N. r9 399 W. Main St. ~!!'II 992.2l64 THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS STUFF"- FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMAL~, LAWNS AND GARDENS. Friday's Games I No gamesschedu led) let Your Heart Shaped Box of Candy Carry "F Delivered Dudley's Florist 5 Serving: Middleport, Gallipolis, Pomeroy, 0 .. & Moson Co .. W. Va. roll olttlpe wltll 11111 purclltlll 111 Lemley's Pennzoil Good's Pennzoil 748 North 2nd St. NOW'S TIME! THIS IS THE PLACEt Funk's Seed Com Sugar Run Mills 180 Mulbeny kfe. POMEROY J I • FRIDAY"""': RETURN JONATHAN Meigs Chapter, Daughters .of the American ,Revolution, 2 p.m. Friday at the home or Mrs. A. R. Knight. Roll call, an American patriot. Program by Mrs. James Brewington. Assistant hostesSes, Mrs. Dale Du!ton, Mrs. · John Rose and Mrs. C. M. Hennesy. ANNUAL IN,SPECTION, Middleport Lodge 363, F&AM, 7:3() p. m. Friday, .al .temple. All Master Masons invited. WHITE SHRINE ceremonial, Friday, 8 p.m., IOOF Hall, PomeroY, Members and visitors invited, potluck reireshments. . DANCE PARTY, Wahama High School, following Wahama-Point Pleasant game, · 9:30.12 Friday, Jays emceeing, school sponsored. SATURDAY DANCE PARTY, Wabama High School, Saturday, 9:3() to midnight following WahamaPoco game, Jays emceeing. VALENTINE DANCE, following Sopthern game, Saturday until midnight at Racine Junior High; senior class sponsored. SWEETHEART BALL, Saturday, National Guard Armory, Point Pleasant, 9 p. . . A missions pledge payment of $200 was reported to the Mustc Department provldmg Women's Society of Christian ·nusic. Sponsored by Wahama Service Tuesday night in ·u,e Band Boosters. Pomeroy United Methodist BATON Twirling contest, t;hurch social room . Read al the meeting presided Eastern High School Saturday: sponsqred by Chester Alumm over by Mrs. Gerald WilderAssn. All members asked lo muti> was a thank you note contribute, contact Mrs. Vtrgil from the Rev. Robert Kuhn for ' Windon, 985-3846. a check sent lo him for work al SUNUAY the Gallipolis · State Institute. HYMN SING, 2p. m Sunday, Mrs . Everett Thomas and Mrs. Rutland . Fr~el"ill Baptist Dwight Parker were reported Church featuring Dan Hayman hospitalized at Veterans . an~ Country Hymn Timers. Memorial Hospital. Silent Public invited·. prayer was held for Larry REVlV AL ~tarting Sunday, Morrison, assistant superin7:30 nightly. at Freewill Baptist Church, Rutland; Norman Taylor, evangelist. Public invited. <5 0' m. l.u 1 a . m. w1th Jan ·. Ha~dox Rua &as are Paid .CRO"'S tendent or schools m the Me~gs Local District,· who remains confined to the University liospital, Columbus. A letter was read from the Board of Missions regarding "one new inclu~ive women'.s organization" for missions in 'he United Methodist Church . Of the four suggested names for the women's organizations, lhe group decided on United Melhodist Women. Mrs, Wildermuth opened the meeting by reading two articles entitled •"Wonderful Friend" and "Friend'' as a tribute lo Mrs. Elsie Smith Blackburn, a deceased member, The program was by Mrs. Robert Card who read an artide "That Face, Lord , Haunts Me," followed by a film of the "Negro in American History." The Lord's prayer in unison concluded the meeting. The table and refreshments served · by Mrs. Gerald Wildernluth · and Mrs. V. D. Edwards carried out the valentine molif. STE AI HOUSE • ·Home of , the Fabulous MQ~DAY SYRACUSE J'- A memorial organizations under 0ne name. members of the untarnished • MEIGS Chapter 53, - DAV, service for .• Mrs. Forrest Aballot was signed and will he devotion to. country of the two Monday, 7:3() p.m. at hall . o '!" aortley il'lll· held at the. recent re.turned. presidents and spoke qf the Members, wives invited, REEDSVILLE The meeting· .of the Women's • Mrs. Teaford gave the need for. all races to live Order By Phone of . the refreshments. February meeting Socl~ty of. ohiistlan smolce of program, a stUdY of theBook of · together i,n harmony; working And Toke Em Home FOUNDERS' DA¥ program Reedsville W.S.C.S. was held the Aehl!l'Y United Methodist Matthew ..Miss Karr, spiritual for a common ca.use. will be presented · when the al the home of . Mrs: Rose CbU[!:h; Syracuae, held at the life secretary, gave a cloSing 992-5432 Riverview P.T.A. meets at 7:30 Thomas with devotions 'and home of Mrs. Virgil Teaford. from the devotional calendar At.tending besides those -Monday evening, Feb.l4 at the, business conducted by the Miss Mar.cla .Karr had for February. ' She explained named were Mrs. Allee charge jJf the service which how Febl'l!ary has become the Capehart, Mr~ . William schooL Past Presidents will be president, Mrs . Mamie . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , honored. seventh and eighth Buckley. Committee reports was conducted in a circle "love'' month, and the origin of Winebrenner, Mrs:.Karl Kloes, grade studenis will perform on were made. around a simulated allar. Miss the valentine, and conunented Mrs. T. G. Hilldore, Mrs. Members are preparing ru~ a trampoline. Karr · r,ead "Living in on the.birthdays of lincoln and Damon Ferrell, aM Mrs. Don rags twhave rugs woven. The Readiness" as a candle was. Washington. She reminded Lisle. neKt meeting is to be with Mrs. lighted an\1 a !Uy placed next .to I ·•• J Mamie Buckley. A game was it. Mem~rs bad sjlent prayer. fr~aucte played during the social hour. lJ 'Miss Karr was assisted by Mrs. Refreshments were ·:served Melvin Grimm. · by the hostess to Mrs. Emma Mrs.WilliamEichlngerread , Durst, Mrs. Nell Wilson, Mrs. scripture from Matthew 7 and Nine new members were Mary Jamison, Mrs. Mamie a meditation entitled Mrs. Mary Martin, · depar- date include $19 for bed inducted into the White Rose Buckley, Mrs. Hazel l:luckley , ''Teaching About Prayer." The temental chapeau, Eight and maintenance, $58 for parties, ·Lodge at , a meeting Wednesday Mrs. Vivian Humphrey, Mrs. A valentine party was given se~:retacy's report showed nine. Forty, was honored guest at $26.80 in dimes for birthday at American Legion hall , Dorotha Riebel, Mrs. Ruth shut-in calls during the past the 26th anniversary dinner cards, $12.40 in the .telephone 'Thursday afternoon at the Middleport. They were Mrs. Dillon and a guest, Mr• 'Verna party of the Wayne County fund,' $35 In gifts for the Southeastern Ohio Mental month. Darlene Milam, Mrs. Beverly Rose. A letter was read from the Salon 372, Apple Creek, hospilal, $30 in the specilll Health Center for 15 veterans Long, Mrs. Judy Crooks, Mrs. district level concernlltg the Wednesday night. medicine fulld, $61.50 in the confined there. She was accompanied to special partners' fund and $23 Sponsoring the party was the Sonya Wayland, Mrs. Linda uniting of all women's ORDER TODAY Apple Creek by Mrs. Myrtle in an Ohio special medicine Kin Club of · Pomeroy. Mrs. Winebrenner, Mrs. Elizabeth Orders for girl scout' cookies Walker, departemental le fWid. Harry Davis, Mrs. Norman Searles, Mrs. Martha King, Mrs. Thelma Call, and Mrs. must be turned in· to Mrs. secretalrHassiere. Both Harbrecht, Mrs . Loretta Other contributions are $67 to · To Give With Thomas Smith, cookie sale received gifts from the salon tuberculosis research, $133.50 Tiemeyer, Mrs . Myrtle Barbara Fry. A dinner honoring the new chainnan for the Qig ·Bend and from Mrs. Susie Son· lo cystic fibrosis research, and Walker, and Mrs. Osby Martin, members was held at noon . A Neighborhood, today. nansti~e. $84 to the American Legion had charge of the party . cake decorated with a white Mrs. Helen Marthey, Child Welfare Foundation. ' Games were played with prizes 9" picture (measured d1agon ally) . rose was served following the Motorola Esc~ort Personal Portable chapeau, presided at th.e Mrs. Martin also announced of cigarettes, candy, slamped meal. .Roses remaining were Black & Wh11 e TV. Instan t P1ctu re / meeting with entertainment th~ · the 22nd bed endowment envelopes, soap, toothpaste, sent to Mrs. Cora Pullen who is Sound . Sol1d State Chass1s. Plays provided by Mr. and Mrs. fund stands at $458. She and handkerchiefs being given fj~r All Occasions on AC cu nent-Piays on Battefles ill. Also reported ill was Mrs . Robert Marthey and daughter, displayed an afghan to be sold, as prizes . (optional extra) Earphone Included. Karen, who played plano and with proceeds to go to the Sandwiches, cookies, nut· Helen.Lewis. The charter was Snap · On Sun Shiel d. Cigarett e sang, and then accompanied Denver bed project. cups, and boxes of valentine draped · for Mrs . Herman l 1ghter Coqnec tor Cord Included. Plasuc cab m~t in Walnut gram fm 1sh . the approximately 30 guests in EMtl. candy were served and each Bailey. a medley of .old favorites . veteran received a valentine. Mrs. Martin is the hospital The dinner Jacket popular· · Among the distinguished ly called a Tuxedo was tirsl and GrandmQtker guests were Mrs. Sonnanstine, repre~entative. for .. the popularized at a lashionable Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. Betty Fellows, t~ird American Legton Auxiliary country c 1 u b in Tuxedo, Butternut Ave, Pomeroy member of the r~solutions T;·~,.,,/ and Mrs. Davis is the deputy . N.Y., !rom which it takes 1!s MIDDLEPORT, 0. Mrs. Millard Van Meter Out~~~ commHtee·; Mrs. F'reda· representative .· Crg~rettes · name. ,, .. , . . , "' 1 ~~anica, .,j\qleric;an ,Legion · Programs and activities of ." were proviaoo by. the '"QepilrJ· ·:; · , ., .. , 1. , • • ·V ufi:tt&1 Auxiliary department second the Meigs County Unil of the me~t Amertcan L~g1on member of ·veterans affairs. American Cancer Society were Auxiliary. Next party will be Mrs. Martin spoke rioting outlined by Mrs. Patrick held on March 9. for that the slate now hAs a total of Lochary at a meeting_ of the each child 1,437 paid 'memberships Lydia Circle Wednesday night TEACHI!IIG NOW , toward its goal o( 1,74~. She at the Pomeroy United SYRACUSE - -Mrs. Rose '1111 N_, reported that contributions to Methodist Church. Ann Lisle Jenkins, daughter of COIINIUA Jl.T II lilt the Naiional Jewish Hospilal to Mr11. Lochary outlined Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lisle, programs being carried out by Syracuse, is doing her student the local unit, spoke on teaching at the Point Pleasant assislance available to cancer Elementary School, first patients, and commented on grade . 1\)rs. Jenkins ·is a the educational films student at Marshall University available .' Mrs. William and resides with her husband, Baronick presided at the Roy, at New Haven. business meeting, and refreshMrs. Erma Cleland was ments were served by Mrs. hostess to a meeting of the Past Kermit Walton and Mrs. Karl C011ncilors Club of Chester Kraeuter. Council 323, Daughters of America Wednesday night. REEDSVILLE NOTES Games were played witjl REEDSVILLE - Gene AI C!>mlllit flllltCI rnothtr prizes going to the winners. Buckley of Cheshire visited olanc~~.~ Mrs. with Mr. and· Mrs. Carl BOOKS or her olilkl,.n. ;:n-e .,. prize,MaryHayeswon(hedoor and Mrs, Letha Wood, 1. Leaves of Gold my~" alagant the hostess prize. Mrs. DorQthy Buckley recently. Mr. and Mrs. l)'mbol Of priCM In 2. Treasure Chest Walter Brown·and David spent rnotlltrllood, IIIIa belullfully Myers won lhe "glad you the weekend at Springfield 3. Words of Life lalhlonld ~ ""' lillie came" prize. with Mr. and Mrs. William 4 . Our American Refreshments of sand· lnd lo . Thomas and son. Kathryn Heritage aou rbleellngl. wiches, pie, coffee and tea Die~ of Belpre visited recently In While or Yallow 4.95 each wer~ served by Mrs. Cleland . gokl' With ~ynthetla ., t . with Mr. and Mrs. R. E. blr!Mt-. an d Mrs. Ad a neu z1mg . Williams and Mr. and Mrs . Valentine candy favors were . Warren p·1ckens, a nd Jean given. Others atte ndin g were ·Whitehead and Karen Hum· .MIDDLEPORT Stop in ilnd St!!! Mrs. Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. . our Selection of BOOK STORE Enzy Newell, Mrs. Ethel Orr, ph~ey, ~tudents at Oh1o Slate Mother's Rings Umvers1ty, spent the weekend Middleport. Ohio Mrs . OpaI Holl on, Mrs. Ada 'th th . ts h Van Meter; Hattie Frederick, WI etr paren ere: Be,ina Prenared SANDWICH MOTOROLA® d by· 9 ESCORT PERSONAL PORT ABLE BLACK & WHITE • • T.V. Ladie~ ' Lodge I I I .. '992-2039 Mother Unit 'i Program Is wants '-il"""--"'!1----.. WERNER RADIO ·& T.V. a birtkstone D of A Ladies II!Odam==-- 0 Mrs. Zona Biggs, Golda ..- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , Frederick, Mrs.Mrs. llarbara Sargent, Mrs. Ada Morris, Mrs. Jean Swnmerfield, and Mrs. Laura Mae Nice. West Main St. POMEROY, OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FERTILIZER FIElD SEEDS r Met Wednesday and SPRING OIJo FLQWERS requirements of Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second St. All Accounts Insured • Love return on your Federal Government agency. See us. .. Given Veterans Fiberglass Cap consider . ~ $200 Pledge Social Calendar d , rs, artzn 11 onore. V~lentine Party · cc·~, "--== -~~ Pomeroy Junior High School. 'Arrangements were made fur a joint meeting of the civic committees of both the Amateur Gardeners and the Middleport Club at which time rules · fQr . the Christmas decorating contest will be prepared. Mrs. L. E. Reyno,lds and Mr,. Walle~ t?rooks are cochairmen for c1v1c projdcts of the Amalel!l' Gardeners. ·. Mrs. Erroll Conroy of Chesler was a guest at the meeting. . . M .M and Caps· Dozen Spring Flowers & . " ,/ -- Spice Given Li e WSCS Holds Memorial Service Have Complete ·Head .•. Prot.ection dollars, the worry-free way. Savings Certificates ... insured by a 0 • S- Tbt·o.JlJ adnel, M~, O.• l"eb. 11, 19'12 • "Bring a Little IJpice in Your charge of the meeting and she Ufe," a detnonilfatlon by Mils-. and Mrs. Roger Morgan Betty NeWlon ol the Columbia reported on the recent county Gas Co. hli!hlichted a ~ling meeting of clubs. Mrs. Moore is '· Of the M1ddleporl Amateur the cOWtty pubUclty chainnan. Gardeneri Wednelday night. . The clinic on shrubs lmd fruit · Ml88 Newton prepared a trees to be held at Trinity pork and rite .tdllet meal, Church Feb. 17 . under spon· onion tuna puffs, lemon velvet · sorshlp of the Melge :County pie with a ~ see!1 jiBs try Garden Clubs and ~ ·Meigs she~, .00 tangy popcorn for Extension Service was anthe garden inem~rs to taste. nounced.lt was lilso noted lha\ Empha~ of hl!r talk was on the' aounty clubs will stage a \he use .of•spices. · · ~ower show on June 16 and 17, ' Mrs. Harry 1ofoore had Regatta weekend, in the ' . Certificates! For a, really Valentine's Day Special ~ Cash .. parenll' and teachen' talent REEDSVILLE The Riverview P.T.A. meeting Monday evening, Feb. 14, at 7:30 at the. school will feature a founders' day program and a fl . . ..... certificates! ; ' Attractive Program is Plamled Games • < • t:· I' Pro .Stantliit,s .} . ' Kapple's Pennzoil RoSeberry's Pennmil Easl Main·St. POMEROY, OHIO 3rd & Elm Sts., Rt. 124 RACINE, OHIO \. '\ ti·c k With U ••• Ourna111 ha llae n . lito ' . \_(\~\\ 1 Your Mattress Is Lumpy ... . Your Rugs Are ·' 'HIGHLIGHTS with paul t:r&b~ree CAll POINIVI[W· '191 Pause for a moment to pay tribute to my associate editor In charge of commentarY. for the very young child, Carole (Shlnybrlte) Crabtree. who I~ 6 years old · today. Shlnybrlte tells !"• whal'o really good on "Seaame Street," "Lucl'' Toyshop," and other shows ranging ftom smash to trash. I admire her taste, e•cep,t that 1 had the gran~ old • Kukla. Fran and Ollie reruns on. and they tyrned her off. If yOii ilk.e them, sae oneat6 p.m., Ch.11. . + ++ . ,. we had a small part to play a few. years back In puildlng the region's only special summer camp for asthmatic children, and we're ralhft' proud that . we did 11. ToniGht. the unique camp. located cloWn In the Kanawhe·VIIItY between Pt. Pleasant end Winfield, Is highlighted on • Ch. 9 1505 Worn··· Your special, "Bronco Junction."' ~t 7 p.m. + + + , Not' one, but two. !10011 movies are in prll1'•fime tonight, wlfh "Seven Samurai," on Ch. 11 at 8:30 p.m. (this Is a 19~ Japanese classic>. and Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward In "A New Klndot Love,'' at 9 p.m. on Ch. 10. Uvlng Room Suite Is Faded, and Tom ···' The Lamps Are Dingy • And the Stove +++ Olympic coverage ·tonight Is limited to the rerun of the day's big events at 11 : 30 p.m., Chs. 2 & 7. . Won't Cook. +++ OTHER MOVIES: "A Dog of Flanct,r•," 4 p.m.. and horror-double-feature, "Night of . lht Hunter," a Robert Mitchum film set In the upper Ohio Valley and adapted from a chilling and weU-knit no•el, plus "Two Lost Worlds," starts at 11 :30 p.m., all pn Ch. lb. • PAA SEE BAKER'S IN MIDDLEPORT FOR THAT BRAND HEW LOOK ! ·TOM·'RUE MOTORS 399 South 3rd Ave., Mi~dleport, ~OhiO " I 1 I • �.- ... . " ,""! . '· ' ' '. •· T-onight'~ NBAStandl... By Uniled '""''"''""''19nal . Easttnl Coft,._ct Att.ntie Division MEIGS GIRlS' BASKETBALL SQUAD - Members of the Meigs squad are, front, 1-r, Lorie Seth, Sharon Cogar, Vicki Kelly: Maureen Hennessy, Leanne Sebo, Pat Harris, Ava Sayre, Mary Weyersmiller and Jane Thomas; back row, Cathy Rayburn, Sheila McKnight, VIcki Vaughan, managers, Joy While, Debbie Ohlinger, ~erry King, Rayanna Cole and coach Mrs. Joy Bentley. Meigs record Is :J. 2. Saturday they will play Belpre at Meigs High School at 10 a.m. Meigs in Point Split ALL-TOURNEY TEAM - These five individuals were named to the Second Annual· Galllpolis Area Jaycees All Tournament Team following last night's championship game on the Washington hardwood in Galllpolis. The GAHS Coaches won the title by downing Boster's All.Siars, 129-98. All-tournament selections,left to right are Doxie Walters, Goodyear; Richard Dillon and Don Wilson, Boster's All-Stars; Buddy Moore and Jim Osborne, GAHS Coaches. Osbotne was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player. Trophies were presented by Phil Skidmore, tourney director. SEOAL Waverly at Athens Logan at Gallipolis lronion at Meigs W. L. Pd. Glil Jackson at Wellston Boston ~2 18 .700 ... SVAC New York 35 23 .603 6 Kyger Creek at North Galllil Philaphia 23 36 .390 18 112 Svmmes VaBftrji Southern Buffalo 16 ~1 .281 24'12 Ross Cantrol Di~lslon , Fed-'Hocklng • at W. L. Pet. GB Southeastern Baltimore 2~ 32 .429 ... Nels· York at Miller Atlanta 21 36 .368 3112 Parkersburgh Catholic at Cincinnati 18 39 .316 6'12 Belpre · Pt. Pleasant af Wahama Cleveland 17 43 .283 9 Sf. Charles at Starr-Wash. Western COnvertnce Columbus Bishop Ready Midwest Division at Ale~ander W. L. Pet. GB Milwaukee 4 12 .800 SATURDAY Chi(:a.go >t2 17 .712 sv~ SVAC Phoenix 37 · 25 .59712 Eastern at Southern D•'•"'' ?0 38 .3(127 Olhtrs P1clfic Division Portsmouth at Ironton W. L. Pd. GB VInton County at Jad<son Los Anqeles 49 7 .875 Oak Hill at Kyger Creek Golden St. 36' 23 .610 · 1~112 Symmes Valley at Fairland Seattle 35 25 .583 16 Nelson· York at Alexander Houston 21 37 .362 29 Williamstown at Belpre Portland 1~ ~ .233 37 Glouster at Laurelville · ThurSday's RKutts Wehrle at .Starr-Wash. Phoenix 131 Balllmore98 Poco at Wahama Seattle 118 Clnclnnatl96 TUESDAY Golden State121 Ph lie 112 SEOAL (Onlygam•sscheduledl Athens at Logan Friday's G,tmt$ Gallipolis at Jackson Los Angeles at Boston Ironton af Wawrly .New York at .Milwaukee Meigs at Wellston All•nta at Chicago Others Delroltat Buffalo Pt. Pleasant at Barboursville Philadelphia at Portland Baltimore at Houston (Onlygamesscheduled) DATES CHANGED ABA Standings CU:VELAND (UP!)- The :ly United Press International first United States-Australia East W. L. Pet. GB women's team .championships will lje played here July 28-30, Kentucky (I 12 .789 ... Virginia 36 23 .610 10 instead of July 29-31, It was New York 27 31 .466 18112 announced Thursday . by Floridians 22 36 .379 23112 Carolina 22 36 .379 23'12 Robert S. Malaga, executive Pittsburgh 21 36 .368 2~ director of !he United States Wes) W. L. Pet. GB Lawn Tennis Association. Utah 38 20 .656 ... Indiana 33 24 .579 4'1• Dallas 28 34 .452 12 Denver 24 33 .421 13112 Memphis 23 34 .404 14'12 . Thursday's ResuHs Virginia 131 Pittsburgh lll Kimtucky 119 Florldi.ans 101 Love Those (Only games scheduled) Meigs seventh and eighth grade basketball learns split in two· games with Pt. Pleasant Thursday at Middleport. Pt. Pleasant downed the eighth grade 57-45 but the Meigs seventh grade squad won Its game 54-24. Despite a 30-point performance by eighth grader Terry Qualls, Meigs led at Friday's Games halftime by only two, and Pt. Pittsburgh at New York Pleasant came on strong in ·the Memphis at Floridians fourth quarter to win. Point has Denver vs. Carolina At Winst,on-Sa lem one of its strongest eighth Utah af Indiana grade squads in history, with a (Only games scheduled) ·, ' 15-1 record. · Other scorers for Meigs were NHL Standings J . Cremeans 7 and B. · By United Press International Blackston 5, J. Blake 2 and J. E..t W. L. T. Pis Anderson 1. For Pt. Pleasant, 38888~ Boston Tatlerson had 24. New York 33 II 9 75 In the seventh grade contest, Montreal 30 13 10 70 24 23 8 56 for Meigs, Browning had 17, DetroII Toronto 22 23 II 55 Randolph 12, Haggerty 9, 15 32 ·5 35 Vancouver Fields 4, B. Seth and Taylor Buffalo II 31 13 35 W. L. T. Pfs each 4 and Humphrey and Bing 36 13 5 77 each 2. For Pt. Pleasant, Chicago Minnesota 29 18 9 67 Goodnile had 15. C..llfornia· 18 27 II 47 Meigs eighth grade squad Sf. Louis 18 30 8 44 Philadelphia 17 21 9 43 will play Gallipolis Saturday at Pittsburgh 15 JO' 9 39 I :30 p.m. at Meigs High School. Los Angeles 15 35 7 37 Thursday's Resu Its Semester Honors AlinoUiiced The first semester honor roll at Eastern High School has been announced by Bob Ord, principal. Named to the roll are: Freshmen - Jane Bahr, Cathy Davis, Mandie Rose, Pam Sams, Becky Root, Bonnie Welsh, Marsha Kimes, Mary Mills, Deanna Hensley, Carole Kuhn, Regina Kimes, . Karen Reed, all A's; Robert Barber, Randy Blake, Debbie Boatwright, Phillip Bowen, Terry Brawley, Anita Buckley, Sally Burke, Kevin DiU, Becky Ebersbach , Elizabeth Edwards, Vickie Gaul, Cindy Thomas, Rhonda Savel, Joann Pullins, Ricky Mays, Robert Harris, Louann Newell, Mi~hael Harris, Frances Hawk and Doug Holsinger. Sophomores - Lawrence Harper, Tim Bawn, Nancy Miller, Chryll Kimes , Bill Hayes, all A's; Paula Hauber, Sieve Anderson, Steve Follrod, Teresa Chichester, Steve Goebel, Melissa Coleman, Patty Grossnickle, Virginia Cline, Martie Caldweil, Larry Atherton, Herb Mcintyre, Cheryl Kuhn,' Janice Holter, Jane Whitehead , Diana Larkins, Carol Taylor, Sheri Young, Loretta Spencer, Iris Pigott, Sheila Sampson, David Weber, Bill Amberger. Juniors - Lucy Holler, Jane Karr, Robin Humphrey, Glenda Lawson, Richard Cross, Alan Duvall, Lana Benedum, Vickie Spencer, Dick Stettler, Nancy Sexson, Cathy Pickens, · Melinda Amsbary, all A's; Jeanna Bahr, Bob Edwards, Debbie Jefferson, Bob Grossnickle, Jenny Bailey, Sherry McCain, : Cindy Farrar, Rosemary Reed, John Maxson, Barbara Well, Rusty Walker, Mike Sanders, Debbie Millhone, Sandra Wood, Byron McCoy, Rita Marcinko, Pam Stewart, Phyllis Newlun , Steve Millhone. Seniors - Julia Holter, Marjorie Gillilan, Janice Dixon, Roger Karr, Kathy Sanders, Mary Jo Wolf, all A's; Alan Holter, Ruth Adams, Melanie Dean, Nita Harris, Barbara Ebersbach, Dennis Eichinger, Mike Benedum, Joyce Grueser, Kathy Dill, Rhea Yonker, Connie Sayre, Connie Rockhold, Steve Kirkham, Larry Stalnaker, Debbie Pierce, Randy Young, Janice Robinson, Rick San· ders, Rick Martin, Cynthia Lance, Sue Caldwell, Jennie Lawson, Marcella Wyers. Regional Group Elects Holl ' LOGAN - Richard Hall local industrialist, has bee~ elected president of the Buckeye HiiJs..Hocking Valley Regional Development District (BH-HVRDD) by its Executive Committee . Holl, vice president of Logan Clay Products Company, has represented Hocking County on t~e BH-HVRDD Executive Committee since the nine ce"nty regional agency was · formed in 1968. He is a past president of the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council and is currently chairman of the Hocking County Re gional Planning Commission. Ho11 is also serving as a director of both the Ohio Contractor's Ass'ociation and the National Clay Pipe Association. He succeeds Dee D. Dunkle of Morgan County . Re-elected vice-president was Floyd Henderson of Noble County, and Robert Nicholas of Washington Cowt ty was reelected treasurer. The executive committee approved the agency's annual budget and revised the districts ' Appalachian Regional Commission supplemenlal funding priorities ' fur dia,rlct projects. ,BH· UVRDD executive director John Beasley, ' In recom. mehding revised priorities, •ld two priority projecll are in Washington and a.- being considered for Appalachian Regional Commission supplemental funding. These involve improvements to waste water facilities In the Marietla water plant and improvements to the Nelsonville sewer plant. Both projects have received basic earlier grants from the Ohio Water Development Authority. AHL Standings By United Press International East Boston Nova Scotia Springfield Providence Rochester w. 31 28 21 19 19 West L. 17 15 19 24 29 T. Pts 8 70 II 67 12 54 9 47 6 44 W. L. T. Pis Baltimore 24 20 7 Cleveland 23 20 8 Hershey 22 17 9 Cincinnati 21 23 10 Richmond 20 24 9 Tidewater, · 13 33 7 Thursday's RKults Tldewaler7 Sprlngfleld5 1Oniygamescheduledl Friday's Gomea Springfield at Baltimore Tidewater at Cleveland Cincinnati at Pro•Jdence Rochester at Rlchmond (Only games scheduled) 55 54 53 52 49 3~ STEELERS SIGN TWO PI'I'rSBURGH (UP!) • Brad Evane, a fi..3 and :z«,. pound defeneive back from Duke, and Harold Sutton, a S-4 and 225-pound end from Temple, signed Thursday with the Pittsburgh Steelm of the •·ational Football League. Boston 9 Vancouver 1 CONTRACT INKED PI'I'rSBURGH (UP!) Dick Sharon, a rookie out· fielder · who batted .255 at Waterbury, Conn., in the Eastern League last season, signed his 1972 contract Thursday with the world champion Pittsburgh Pirates. Detroit 4 Buffalo 2 Pittsburgh 6 Los Angeles I .Mon!feal7 Chicago 1 Minnesota 3 St. Louis I I Only games scheduled) 5% ~ngs You'll love the way your money grows faster ... at premium interest rates. In shOrt, you'll love Savings show. · Severith and eighth ll'lde students wW perfatm 111 a tr8mpoilne, dlncted b)' Mr' Chadwell and Mr. Kealactr. ' Past p~dellts of Rive +le]t P.T.A. will be bonared lliil, EIGHTH OBSERVED ' The eighth birthday of Dads' Night will be Dbaaned, Rochelle McDaniel was with dads being eounted twice celebrated Thursday afiernoon in the toom CGW~t. IWreithpreceding the regular meeting ments will be served. ~ts of Pomeroy Brownie Troop 66. are urged to .attend. •. ' The honoree presented favors to ·each guest and games were pla.yed with prizes going. to Melanie Dillard and Melinda Thomas. Mrs. Bill McDarilel served cupcakes and punch to those named and Barbara Grueser, Becky Handley, Kristin Anderson, .. Kim · Mulford, Tammy Eichinger, ' 383 N. Second Ave. Mary Beth Hawley, Roxanna . .. Mid4Jtport McDaniel, and Mrs. J:ack 992-3555 Handley, leader, and son, Authorized' Agent ' Jackie. attractive PAY 1V BIUSAT JJMMIE'S ., PastJy Shop Safety Hats '' >.- - - : _ . .. ... ~ Strong light weight /":r "~ protection, meets Gov. ~ specifications for drop ~ -.~4 test, dielectric test burning rate, moisture .I Standlrd and water absorption .,--...,__1!Suspension tests. rl.c:J .. " · M~ Co. Branch . ''· ' Lightweight head protection combines full coverage of safety ha t. Impact and penetration ~ ~ ~~- federal . •· ./ ·--.._/ specification. · The Athens County Polyethylene Cap Pomeroy, Ohio s2o.ooo.oo by 'f'stte.- N. r9 399 W. Main St. ~!!'II 992.2l64 THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS STUFF"- FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMAL~, LAWNS AND GARDENS. Friday's Games I No gamesschedu led) let Your Heart Shaped Box of Candy Carry "F Delivered Dudley's Florist 5 Serving: Middleport, Gallipolis, Pomeroy, 0 .. & Moson Co .. W. Va. roll olttlpe wltll 11111 purclltlll 111 Lemley's Pennzoil Good's Pennzoil 748 North 2nd St. NOW'S TIME! THIS IS THE PLACEt Funk's Seed Com Sugar Run Mills 180 Mulbeny kfe. POMEROY J I • FRIDAY"""': RETURN JONATHAN Meigs Chapter, Daughters .of the American ,Revolution, 2 p.m. Friday at the home or Mrs. A. R. Knight. Roll call, an American patriot. Program by Mrs. James Brewington. Assistant hostesSes, Mrs. Dale Du!ton, Mrs. · John Rose and Mrs. C. M. Hennesy. ANNUAL IN,SPECTION, Middleport Lodge 363, F&AM, 7:3() p. m. Friday, .al .temple. All Master Masons invited. WHITE SHRINE ceremonial, Friday, 8 p.m., IOOF Hall, PomeroY, Members and visitors invited, potluck reireshments. . DANCE PARTY, Wahama High School, following Wahama-Point Pleasant game, · 9:30.12 Friday, Jays emceeing, school sponsored. SATURDAY DANCE PARTY, Wabama High School, Saturday, 9:3() to midnight following WahamaPoco game, Jays emceeing. VALENTINE DANCE, following Sopthern game, Saturday until midnight at Racine Junior High; senior class sponsored. SWEETHEART BALL, Saturday, National Guard Armory, Point Pleasant, 9 p. . . A missions pledge payment of $200 was reported to the Mustc Department provldmg Women's Society of Christian ·nusic. Sponsored by Wahama Service Tuesday night in ·u,e Band Boosters. Pomeroy United Methodist BATON Twirling contest, t;hurch social room . Read al the meeting presided Eastern High School Saturday: sponsqred by Chester Alumm over by Mrs. Gerald WilderAssn. All members asked lo muti> was a thank you note contribute, contact Mrs. Vtrgil from the Rev. Robert Kuhn for ' Windon, 985-3846. a check sent lo him for work al SUNUAY the Gallipolis · State Institute. HYMN SING, 2p. m Sunday, Mrs . Everett Thomas and Mrs. Rutland . Fr~el"ill Baptist Dwight Parker were reported Church featuring Dan Hayman hospitalized at Veterans . an~ Country Hymn Timers. Memorial Hospital. Silent Public invited·. prayer was held for Larry REVlV AL ~tarting Sunday, Morrison, assistant superin7:30 nightly. at Freewill Baptist Church, Rutland; Norman Taylor, evangelist. Public invited. <5 0' m. l.u 1 a . m. w1th Jan ·. Ha~dox Rua &as are Paid .CRO"'S tendent or schools m the Me~gs Local District,· who remains confined to the University liospital, Columbus. A letter was read from the Board of Missions regarding "one new inclu~ive women'.s organization" for missions in 'he United Methodist Church . Of the four suggested names for the women's organizations, lhe group decided on United Melhodist Women. Mrs, Wildermuth opened the meeting by reading two articles entitled •"Wonderful Friend" and "Friend'' as a tribute lo Mrs. Elsie Smith Blackburn, a deceased member, The program was by Mrs. Robert Card who read an artide "That Face, Lord , Haunts Me," followed by a film of the "Negro in American History." The Lord's prayer in unison concluded the meeting. The table and refreshments served · by Mrs. Gerald Wildernluth · and Mrs. V. D. Edwards carried out the valentine molif. STE AI HOUSE • ·Home of , the Fabulous MQ~DAY SYRACUSE J'- A memorial organizations under 0ne name. members of the untarnished • MEIGS Chapter 53, - DAV, service for .• Mrs. Forrest Aballot was signed and will he devotion to. country of the two Monday, 7:3() p.m. at hall . o '!" aortley il'lll· held at the. recent re.turned. presidents and spoke qf the Members, wives invited, REEDSVILLE The meeting· .of the Women's • Mrs. Teaford gave the need for. all races to live Order By Phone of . the refreshments. February meeting Socl~ty of. ohiistlan smolce of program, a stUdY of theBook of · together i,n harmony; working And Toke Em Home FOUNDERS' DA¥ program Reedsville W.S.C.S. was held the Aehl!l'Y United Methodist Matthew ..Miss Karr, spiritual for a common ca.use. will be presented · when the al the home of . Mrs: Rose CbU[!:h; Syracuae, held at the life secretary, gave a cloSing 992-5432 Riverview P.T.A. meets at 7:30 Thomas with devotions 'and home of Mrs. Virgil Teaford. from the devotional calendar At.tending besides those -Monday evening, Feb.l4 at the, business conducted by the Miss Mar.cla .Karr had for February. ' She explained named were Mrs. Allee charge jJf the service which how Febl'l!ary has become the Capehart, Mr~ . William schooL Past Presidents will be president, Mrs . Mamie . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , honored. seventh and eighth Buckley. Committee reports was conducted in a circle "love'' month, and the origin of Winebrenner, Mrs:.Karl Kloes, grade studenis will perform on were made. around a simulated allar. Miss the valentine, and conunented Mrs. T. G. Hilldore, Mrs. Members are preparing ru~ a trampoline. Karr · r,ead "Living in on the.birthdays of lincoln and Damon Ferrell, aM Mrs. Don rags twhave rugs woven. The Readiness" as a candle was. Washington. She reminded Lisle. neKt meeting is to be with Mrs. lighted an\1 a !Uy placed next .to I ·•• J Mamie Buckley. A game was it. Mem~rs bad sjlent prayer. fr~aucte played during the social hour. lJ 'Miss Karr was assisted by Mrs. Refreshments were ·:served Melvin Grimm. · by the hostess to Mrs. Emma Mrs.WilliamEichlngerread , Durst, Mrs. Nell Wilson, Mrs. scripture from Matthew 7 and Nine new members were Mary Jamison, Mrs. Mamie a meditation entitled Mrs. Mary Martin, · depar- date include $19 for bed inducted into the White Rose Buckley, Mrs. Hazel l:luckley , ''Teaching About Prayer." The temental chapeau, Eight and maintenance, $58 for parties, ·Lodge at , a meeting Wednesday Mrs. Vivian Humphrey, Mrs. A valentine party was given se~:retacy's report showed nine. Forty, was honored guest at $26.80 in dimes for birthday at American Legion hall , Dorotha Riebel, Mrs. Ruth shut-in calls during the past the 26th anniversary dinner cards, $12.40 in the .telephone 'Thursday afternoon at the Middleport. They were Mrs. Dillon and a guest, Mr• 'Verna party of the Wayne County fund,' $35 In gifts for the Southeastern Ohio Mental month. Darlene Milam, Mrs. Beverly Rose. A letter was read from the Salon 372, Apple Creek, hospilal, $30 in the specilll Health Center for 15 veterans Long, Mrs. Judy Crooks, Mrs. district level concernlltg the Wednesday night. medicine fulld, $61.50 in the confined there. She was accompanied to special partners' fund and $23 Sponsoring the party was the Sonya Wayland, Mrs. Linda uniting of all women's ORDER TODAY Apple Creek by Mrs. Myrtle in an Ohio special medicine Kin Club of · Pomeroy. Mrs. Winebrenner, Mrs. Elizabeth Orders for girl scout' cookies Walker, departemental le fWid. Harry Davis, Mrs. Norman Searles, Mrs. Martha King, Mrs. Thelma Call, and Mrs. must be turned in· to Mrs. secretalrHassiere. Both Harbrecht, Mrs . Loretta Other contributions are $67 to · To Give With Thomas Smith, cookie sale received gifts from the salon tuberculosis research, $133.50 Tiemeyer, Mrs . Myrtle Barbara Fry. A dinner honoring the new chainnan for the Qig ·Bend and from Mrs. Susie Son· lo cystic fibrosis research, and Walker, and Mrs. Osby Martin, members was held at noon . A Neighborhood, today. nansti~e. $84 to the American Legion had charge of the party . cake decorated with a white Mrs. Helen Marthey, Child Welfare Foundation. ' Games were played with prizes 9" picture (measured d1agon ally) . rose was served following the Motorola Esc~ort Personal Portable chapeau, presided at th.e Mrs. Martin also announced of cigarettes, candy, slamped meal. .Roses remaining were Black & Wh11 e TV. Instan t P1ctu re / meeting with entertainment th~ · the 22nd bed endowment envelopes, soap, toothpaste, sent to Mrs. Cora Pullen who is Sound . Sol1d State Chass1s. Plays provided by Mr. and Mrs. fund stands at $458. She and handkerchiefs being given fj~r All Occasions on AC cu nent-Piays on Battefles ill. Also reported ill was Mrs . Robert Marthey and daughter, displayed an afghan to be sold, as prizes . (optional extra) Earphone Included. Karen, who played plano and with proceeds to go to the Sandwiches, cookies, nut· Helen.Lewis. The charter was Snap · On Sun Shiel d. Cigarett e sang, and then accompanied Denver bed project. cups, and boxes of valentine draped · for Mrs . Herman l 1ghter Coqnec tor Cord Included. Plasuc cab m~t in Walnut gram fm 1sh . the approximately 30 guests in EMtl. candy were served and each Bailey. a medley of .old favorites . veteran received a valentine. Mrs. Martin is the hospital The dinner Jacket popular· · Among the distinguished ly called a Tuxedo was tirsl and GrandmQtker guests were Mrs. Sonnanstine, repre~entative. for .. the popularized at a lashionable Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. Betty Fellows, t~ird American Legton Auxiliary country c 1 u b in Tuxedo, Butternut Ave, Pomeroy member of the r~solutions T;·~,.,,/ and Mrs. Davis is the deputy . N.Y., !rom which it takes 1!s MIDDLEPORT, 0. Mrs. Millard Van Meter Out~~~ commHtee·; Mrs. F'reda· representative .· Crg~rettes · name. ,, .. , . . , "' 1 ~~anica, .,j\qleric;an ,Legion · Programs and activities of ." were proviaoo by. the '"QepilrJ· ·:; · , ., .. , 1. , • • ·V ufi:tt&1 Auxiliary department second the Meigs County Unil of the me~t Amertcan L~g1on member of ·veterans affairs. American Cancer Society were Auxiliary. Next party will be Mrs. Martin spoke rioting outlined by Mrs. Patrick held on March 9. for that the slate now hAs a total of Lochary at a meeting_ of the each child 1,437 paid 'memberships Lydia Circle Wednesday night TEACHI!IIG NOW , toward its goal o( 1,74~. She at the Pomeroy United SYRACUSE - -Mrs. Rose '1111 N_, reported that contributions to Methodist Church. Ann Lisle Jenkins, daughter of COIINIUA Jl.T II lilt the Naiional Jewish Hospilal to Mr11. Lochary outlined Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lisle, programs being carried out by Syracuse, is doing her student the local unit, spoke on teaching at the Point Pleasant assislance available to cancer Elementary School, first patients, and commented on grade . 1\)rs. Jenkins ·is a the educational films student at Marshall University available .' Mrs. William and resides with her husband, Baronick presided at the Roy, at New Haven. business meeting, and refreshMrs. Erma Cleland was ments were served by Mrs. hostess to a meeting of the Past Kermit Walton and Mrs. Karl C011ncilors Club of Chester Kraeuter. Council 323, Daughters of America Wednesday night. REEDSVILLE NOTES Games were played witjl REEDSVILLE - Gene AI C!>mlllit flllltCI rnothtr prizes going to the winners. Buckley of Cheshire visited olanc~~.~ Mrs. with Mr. and· Mrs. Carl BOOKS or her olilkl,.n. ;:n-e .,. prize,MaryHayeswon(hedoor and Mrs, Letha Wood, 1. Leaves of Gold my~" alagant the hostess prize. Mrs. DorQthy Buckley recently. Mr. and Mrs. l)'mbol Of priCM In 2. Treasure Chest Walter Brown·and David spent rnotlltrllood, IIIIa belullfully Myers won lhe "glad you the weekend at Springfield 3. Words of Life lalhlonld ~ ""' lillie came" prize. with Mr. and Mrs. William 4 . Our American Refreshments of sand· lnd lo . Thomas and son. Kathryn Heritage aou rbleellngl. wiches, pie, coffee and tea Die~ of Belpre visited recently In While or Yallow 4.95 each wer~ served by Mrs. Cleland . gokl' With ~ynthetla ., t . with Mr. and Mrs. R. E. blr!Mt-. an d Mrs. Ad a neu z1mg . Williams and Mr. and Mrs . Valentine candy favors were . Warren p·1ckens, a nd Jean given. Others atte ndin g were ·Whitehead and Karen Hum· .MIDDLEPORT Stop in ilnd St!!! Mrs. Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. . our Selection of BOOK STORE Enzy Newell, Mrs. Ethel Orr, ph~ey, ~tudents at Oh1o Slate Mother's Rings Umvers1ty, spent the weekend Middleport. Ohio Mrs . OpaI Holl on, Mrs. Ada 'th th . ts h Van Meter; Hattie Frederick, WI etr paren ere: Be,ina Prenared SANDWICH MOTOROLA® d by· 9 ESCORT PERSONAL PORT ABLE BLACK & WHITE • • T.V. Ladie~ ' Lodge I I I .. '992-2039 Mother Unit 'i Program Is wants '-il"""--"'!1----.. WERNER RADIO ·& T.V. a birtkstone D of A Ladies II!Odam==-- 0 Mrs. Zona Biggs, Golda ..- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , Frederick, Mrs.Mrs. llarbara Sargent, Mrs. Ada Morris, Mrs. Jean Swnmerfield, and Mrs. Laura Mae Nice. West Main St. POMEROY, OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FERTILIZER FIElD SEEDS r Met Wednesday and SPRING OIJo FLQWERS requirements of Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second St. All Accounts Insured • Love return on your Federal Government agency. See us. .. Given Veterans Fiberglass Cap consider . ~ $200 Pledge Social Calendar d , rs, artzn 11 onore. V~lentine Party · cc·~, "--== -~~ Pomeroy Junior High School. 'Arrangements were made fur a joint meeting of the civic committees of both the Amateur Gardeners and the Middleport Club at which time rules · fQr . the Christmas decorating contest will be prepared. Mrs. L. E. Reyno,lds and Mr,. Walle~ t?rooks are cochairmen for c1v1c projdcts of the Amalel!l' Gardeners. ·. Mrs. Erroll Conroy of Chesler was a guest at the meeting. . . M .M and Caps· Dozen Spring Flowers & . " ,/ -- Spice Given Li e WSCS Holds Memorial Service Have Complete ·Head .•. Prot.ection dollars, the worry-free way. Savings Certificates ... insured by a 0 • S- Tbt·o.JlJ adnel, M~, O.• l"eb. 11, 19'12 • "Bring a Little IJpice in Your charge of the meeting and she Ufe," a detnonilfatlon by Mils-. and Mrs. Roger Morgan Betty NeWlon ol the Columbia reported on the recent county Gas Co. hli!hlichted a ~ling meeting of clubs. Mrs. Moore is '· Of the M1ddleporl Amateur the cOWtty pubUclty chainnan. Gardeneri Wednelday night. . The clinic on shrubs lmd fruit · Ml88 Newton prepared a trees to be held at Trinity pork and rite .tdllet meal, Church Feb. 17 . under spon· onion tuna puffs, lemon velvet · sorshlp of the Melge :County pie with a ~ see!1 jiBs try Garden Clubs and ~ ·Meigs she~, .00 tangy popcorn for Extension Service was anthe garden inem~rs to taste. nounced.lt was lilso noted lha\ Empha~ of hl!r talk was on the' aounty clubs will stage a \he use .of•spices. · · ~ower show on June 16 and 17, ' Mrs. Harry 1ofoore had Regatta weekend, in the ' . Certificates! For a, really Valentine's Day Special ~ Cash .. parenll' and teachen' talent REEDSVILLE The Riverview P.T.A. meeting Monday evening, Feb. 14, at 7:30 at the. school will feature a founders' day program and a fl . . ..... certificates! ; ' Attractive Program is Plamled Games • < • t:· I' Pro .Stantliit,s .} . ' Kapple's Pennzoil RoSeberry's Pennmil Easl Main·St. POMEROY, OHIO 3rd & Elm Sts., Rt. 124 RACINE, OHIO \. '\ ti·c k With U ••• Ourna111 ha llae n . lito ' . \_(\~\\ 1 Your Mattress Is Lumpy ... . Your Rugs Are ·' 'HIGHLIGHTS with paul t:r&b~ree CAll POINIVI[W· '191 Pause for a moment to pay tribute to my associate editor In charge of commentarY. for the very young child, Carole (Shlnybrlte) Crabtree. who I~ 6 years old · today. Shlnybrlte tells !"• whal'o really good on "Seaame Street," "Lucl'' Toyshop," and other shows ranging ftom smash to trash. I admire her taste, e•cep,t that 1 had the gran~ old • Kukla. Fran and Ollie reruns on. and they tyrned her off. If yOii ilk.e them, sae oneat6 p.m., Ch.11. . + ++ . ,. we had a small part to play a few. years back In puildlng the region's only special summer camp for asthmatic children, and we're ralhft' proud that . we did 11. ToniGht. the unique camp. located cloWn In the Kanawhe·VIIItY between Pt. Pleasant end Winfield, Is highlighted on • Ch. 9 1505 Worn··· Your special, "Bronco Junction."' ~t 7 p.m. + + + , Not' one, but two. !10011 movies are in prll1'•fime tonight, wlfh "Seven Samurai," on Ch. 11 at 8:30 p.m. (this Is a 19~ Japanese classic>. and Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward In "A New Klndot Love,'' at 9 p.m. on Ch. 10. Uvlng Room Suite Is Faded, and Tom ···' The Lamps Are Dingy • And the Stove +++ Olympic coverage ·tonight Is limited to the rerun of the day's big events at 11 : 30 p.m., Chs. 2 & 7. . Won't Cook. +++ OTHER MOVIES: "A Dog of Flanct,r•," 4 p.m.. and horror-double-feature, "Night of . lht Hunter," a Robert Mitchum film set In the upper Ohio Valley and adapted from a chilling and weU-knit no•el, plus "Two Lost Worlds," starts at 11 :30 p.m., all pn Ch. lb. • PAA SEE BAKER'S IN MIDDLEPORT FOR THAT BRAND HEW LOOK ! ·TOM·'RUE MOTORS 399 South 3rd Ave., Mi~dleport, ~OhiO " I 1 I • �.. ... . . . • • I 5••rv tc c. 7 30 p m , • Youth mecl tng 6 30 p m , Eventng wor Sh1p, 7.30 p m UN1o o;O MINISTRY OF MIDDLEPORT PEN · TECOSTAL, Thi rd Av e . the MEIGS COUNTY. The United Rev W111tam Kntllel . pastor . Ronald Dugan . Sunday school sup! Classes for all ages , eventng serv 1ce , 7 30 p m Yovng Peoples m eeting. Wednesdoy , 8 p 111 • Btblestudy. Friday . 8 p m POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Wednesday 7 p m , cho tf practice. Wednesday. 8 30 p.m ST. PAUL LUTHERAN, Mayer, Supl Ch urch schoool , Re v Ar th ur C Lund, pastor 9 lS am , worship, 10 '24 am .• Sunday School, 9 15 am ., Re11 W H Perrm, pastor Roy youth cho.r rehearsal Monday, 6 30 p m , Mrs Marvrn Bur t, d irector , senrof' chot r rehearsa l, 7 30 p m , Thursday. Mrs Paul Nease, drrector ~OMEROY CHURCH OF THf NAZARENE - Corner Unr on and M ulberry Rev Clyde V Henderson. pas tor Sunday School 9 30 a m Raym ond Walburn , su pt Mornrng worshrp 10 30 a m Fvenrng serv rc:e 7 30 p m Mid week servrce . Wednesda y, 7 30 FREEWILL BAPTIST - Presbytenan Church, Dwigh t L Zav 1tz , Pastor Otrecl or . Gc nrg e W Hul ton and Rev L.nson Stebbms, Ass' t Pas lor 01rectors R1chard Barton, supt Prayer n•eeltug , Wednesday , 7 30 p .m Bradford Church of Christ- School Saturday , 2 p m worsh ep , 3 IS p m Dor cas Soc ee ty, 10 am each Thursday p m , Ladies Home Leag ue , 7 JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES - p m , Prep classes Larry Carnaha n pre si dmg SACRED HEART - Rev mme sler Sunday Btble lec ture, Father Bernard Kra 1covtc, 9 30 a m , Watchtower study , Skmner, Sundar School supt Sunday Schoo , 9 30 a m . mornmg worshtp, 10 30 am , BYF . 6 p m , B1bl e Study DEXTER CHRIST - BY TilE REV. STANLEY PLATfENBURG, D.D. ~tor, Grace Eplscopa!Cbureh, Pomeroy, Ohio - At one time or another everyone has uttered a prayer. Why pray' People pray for all kmw of reasons Some pray out of a sense of duty. Some pray from habit. Some pray because they are afraid. There is a deeper and more profound reason We pray because God commanw this. Prayer IS commwuon With God . It is the reachmg out from self-eenteredness to the mftmte and endurmg. It ts real encounter with God through which we see ourselves as He sees us So many tunes we have no fervor, or enthusiasm, for prayer. There are times ol dryness, hardness, a~•rs~uon and despau:. There seem to be barriers .between God a~d. Olll'~elves. Out of shame, or fear, we cannot approach Him· God has provided for. thiS void. "Watch and Pray," are words that give us the push. Prayer is accordmg to the w1ll of God. To pray 1s H1s conunand. "Watch and pray that you enter not mto templalion Watch at all times praying that you may have strength to escape all these thing; and to stand before the Son of Man. Admonish the nile, encourage the famt./learted, help the weak, be patten! w1th them all, see that none repays evtl with evtl, seek to do good. pray conslanUy, for this is the will of God." These words were spoken long ago to other people But look at the situaltons to which they refer (these are the situations m which we live, and thesewordsspeak to us) · Are we free from temptation, sleepmg while Jesus ts In agony' Are we mdifferent, without zeal, ahenaled, unable to gtve up of ourselves' , Are we free from dtstress, agony, misfortune , despair ? Are we exempt from the call to support the weak, comfort the poor, to be careful not to repay evil with evtl, to seek to do good' ThiS 1s all the content of our hie . How can we carry 11 out without prayer? Prayer belongs to the tolaltty of hie, threals, war suffering despair, joy and responstbtltty. '"When the' Son of Man comes, wtll He lind fatth on ear th '" We pray wtthout ceasing, because on that prayer depends the malnlaming of la1th. Pr~yer ca45es fatth to endure. We pray because God tells us to, and our prayer IS a concrete expressiOn of our fatth No faith is posstble without prayer, for prayer also .s the expression of aU the work of faith . Prayer 18 the resp1ratton of fatth. Wtthout it, fmth is stenle. "Pray without ceasmg" IS God's command, to which obedience 1s the response of faith. For us, then, 11 IS always, "Lord, 1 believe. Help thou my unbelief." Property Transfers James A Rtchmond, Suzanne Richmond to -Guy L Casto, Catherine M Casto, parcel, Rutland Dorothy Kathryn White, et 31, Mildred Belle White lo Stale of Oh1o, JUdgment, Saltsbury Eva L Robson, Jack Robson, to Slate of Ohio, JUdgment on Verdict, Salisbury. Wheeler A. Drake, Grace H. OPTOMETRIST OFF ICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS .! - EAST COURT ST, POMEROY. ' NEW· FURNITURE '349.95 on w....:v~•::.·_:....--------~- _,~ Street , ~ . · MONDIIY "7:00- 13, In like Flint 9:00 - 13, Cleopatro (Part II) 11:30-13, Flrebllll 12:00 - a, Ride the Wild Surf TUESDAY 8·30- 13, Call Her Mom servtce 7 p.m Wednesday eveneng prayer serveces, 7.30 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTISt Rev Jay Shies. Morntng Worshtp . 10 30 a .m , HEATH - Worsh ip 10 30 am, Church School9 30 am , UMYF 7 p m RUTLAND - Worship 9 15 a m , Church School 10 a m , UMYF 7 p m SALEM CENTER- Worsh•P 9 am, Church SchooiiO a .m. , UMYF Thursday, 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev Forrest R Donley ASBURY- Worsh•p II am , ChurchSchool9 50a m , WSCS. Evening worsh1p, 7 30 P m.. Wednesday , Sunday School Supenntendent, Paultne Me Clmtock, paslor Rev Morris M. Wolfe. RACINE FIRST BAPTISTCharles Norm. pastor Sunday School. 9 30 am , Morn 1ng worship, 10 45 am . Sunday evenmg worsh•p, 7 30 p m , Wednesday eventng B1ble Study, 7 30 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN, 1st Tuesday Re'J Lawrence Sunday Monday J Thessa/onoans Deuteronomy 2,13-20 6,3-15 Tuesday Psalms Wednesday Psalms 19,1·14 Thur5day 78,1·8 Friday Sunday School Supt Sunday School , 9· 45 am Church Ser veces ftrsl and lhtrd Sundays follow1ng Sunday School. Second and fourth Saturday eventngs, 8 p m servtces LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN - Mr Roberl Wyatt, pastor , Sunday School supt , Ronald Osborne B•ble School, 9 30 , preachmg 10 am , E11enmg ser vtces, 7 30 p m . HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST - Cecil Wise, Pastor Sunday School. 9· JO Copyt•lhl 1'12 l(tosltl Advr !U~ In l Se rvocr loc S!rol'>burg, VltSII'H<I Thursday, 7·30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knobs. Rev L. R Gluesencamp, pastor Roger Wilfred, Sr., Sunday School Supt Sunday Sehool. Sullivan , 9 30 a Lanmore. pastor second and fourth Sundays. Sunday School Supt Mtd week servtce , Wednesday , apm GREAT BEND- Worship II am. 2nd and .4th Sundays, School . classes for al l ages, 9·30 CHRIST - Sunday school, 9 30 a.m. , m ornmg worship, 10 .45 a m , V H Braley, sup! , NYPS Sunday, 6 30 p.m , communton and devotions, eva ngehs ltc serv1ce Sunday, 10 30 a .m. Regular boa rd mid week Wednesday, 8 p m servtce. :;It,.C.'JEWEl!RS: Keepsake Diamond Rings 312 E . Main St. Pomeroy, O. Wednesday , 8 .p m Worship , 11 am . • School, 10 am Church UMYF for all churches of the 240 Lincoln St. RUTLAND CHURCH OF 7 30 p m Church School 9 am , Prayer Mee t mg. Wednesday, 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Church .. · Nation~! Midqleport 1 '1)~ HEINER'S BAKERY M& RFOODONER Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W. Va. Middleport, Olio ---- ,_. ..- NNI BOGGS EQUIPMENf Sales· Allis Chalmers • Service Farm - Industrial- Lawn· Garden Tuppers Plains 667·3435 Middleport, Olio prayer meeting, 7 30 p.m Sunday night worship, 7 30 RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Re v Lloyd D Grtmm , Jr., pastor Sunday School, 9· 30 am .; DOMIGAN SOHIO STATION Athens Road · Pomeroy A Family That Worships Together Slays Together 7 30p m, Mrs Lyda Che valier, prestdent . Song serv1ce MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL, and Wednesday, 7 30 p m CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Serv1ces al 315 Matn St , Pt Pleasant, Sunday School 9 15 a m Sundays, II a m.. Wed- pm a.m. , evenmg worsh1p, 7 30 Wed· min ester KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, nesday prayer and Bible study, Ncvv•.IL sup\ Serveces prayer • BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - Oavid Jewell.pastoo Btblestudy , 9·30 am, morn ing worsh ip, 10·30, ()ve ntng wors h 1p, 6 30 p m. W('dnesday BlbJ ,:. study , 7 30 Worsh 1p, 10 am ., B1bleslud~. II 15a m., evening worship, 7 30 p m M1d-week 7 30 p.m. T U P PER S PLAINS service, Wednesday. 7. 30 p.m CHRISTIAN - Mr John Wyatt. MASON ASSEMBLY OF pastor , J S Davis, Sunday GOO - Se<ond St .. Mason, W School supt , Sunday school, Va Che5ter Tennant, pastor 9 30 am , Mornmg Sermon, Sunday school , 10 am , mor. 10 30 am Even ing sermon, 7 nlng worshtp, 11 a m , pm evangelistiC service. 7 30 p m . LETART FALLS UNITED Bible study and prayer service, BRETHREN - Rev Robert Wednesday , 7 30 p m Phone Shook , pa st0r , Herschel Norns, 773 5133. sup! Sunday school , 9 JO am. , HARTFORD CHURCH OF mornmg sermon , 10 30 a.m.. CHRIST In Chrlst1an Unton eveneng sermon, 7 30 alter Rev O' Dell Manley, pastor na emg each Sunday Prayer Sunday school, 9 30 am , Roger se-rv 1ce, Wednes(:lay 7 30 p m Man ley . supt , evenmg service, Prayer meeleng , 7 JC p m 7 30 Wedne <day even1ng al ter .altng Sundays prayer meet tng. 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF. Sunday evening youtll service GOO OF PROPHECY, G. P 6 .~5 with Macy Lou Carler, Sml •h. pastor Sunday School . Ieeder No Tuesday service. IOo.m .. Arthur Henson. Supt. , CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Mor nin g Worship 'I am .; Serv 1ces, 315 Moln St , Pt Youn9 Peoples serll lct, 1 p tn , Pl eat~~n • . Sunday <t>rvlces, II Eventng strvke, 7 30 p m 1 '" W•·rtl"f''-dAy Wednesday Mid·Week Proyor ,imttllng, I JU ~ 1H T~t1mon•al Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer Middleport, 0. ,,'•~ •• i! :j ., ''•· ,.•'· '•' •• GAUL'S MARKET ', •, Chester, Olio ' ROYAL OAK PARK Family Recreation Swimming Meigs County Branch lHE ATHENS OOUNTY & LOAN' oo.·.. Ph 992 3865 Pomeroy ' • GAUL'S TRAILER SALES and POMEROY ELECTRIC SERVICE GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN Electric Motor Repair St Rt 7 Chester, Ohio SILVER RIDGE- Worship, MT. UNION BAPTIST - worsh1p serv1ce, Friday, 7 30 10 a.m .. Church School, 9 a m Rev Cecil Cox, pastor Sunday pm TUPPERS PLAINS sc hool supt , Joe Sayre Sunday MASON CHURCH OF Worship 9 a m ; Church School schoo l. 9 45 a m , Sunday CHRIST - Loren T Stephens, 10 a m Bakers of Hoi sum Bread Middleport, Olio Rexall Drugs We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions 992-2955 P<!meroy Sunday school. servi<e , Tuesday, 10 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS 00. . SWISHER & LOHSE p m All welcome FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH - Letart Route I, the Rev Sian 9 30 a m , prayer and B1ble 7 30 p m Tuesday, WSCS. 7 30 B1ble study, Wednesday, 7 30 study, 7 30 p m Cottage prayer ferst Thursday each month OHIO VALLEY BAKING 00. Federal Reserve System nesday , teshmon tal meeltng 8 949-3342 Racine THE FARMERS_BANK AND ·SAVINGS 00. Pomeroy-Member F. D.l. C. & am , tramtng union, 6 30 p m. , evenmg worshtp servtce, 7: JO p m Mid week prayer service, Cra1g , pa stor The' Store with A Heart Member of the Big 3 General Merchandise Tuppers Plains 667·3280 MASON FIRST BAPTIST Second and Pomeroy Sis , Stan Henry Eblin, Sunday School ~ra~g, pastor Sunday school. >UPI >unday >chool, 9.30 a.m .. 9 45 a m i worshtp service, 11 p m , evening worship. 7. 30 RACINE' FOOD MARKET LYONS MARKET George Casto, pastor Sunday School, 9 30 , even1ng worship, 1 30 Thursday eventng • prayer serv1ce. 7 30 p m Road, Rev . Roy Taylor, pastor, p m Sunday , prayer meetmg, p m. 111veral • betimeJ an active GOEGLEIN READY MIX 00. Middleport MARK VSTORE Mormng worshtp, 10 30 a m , Young people's serv1ce, 6 45 p m , Evangelis1tc servtees. ning sermon , 11 am ., Evenmg 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg serv1ce Chr1sttan Endeavor , servtce 7· 30 p m each Sunday al the Youth sermon. 8"20. M1d Week proyer Cen ter (Oak Grove Road.) meetmg Wednesday, 7· 30 p m. NORTHEAST CLUSTER Mrs Mane HolSinger, class Rev. Jacob Lehman leader Rev Standley Brandum POMEROY LOWER LIGHT JOPPA - Worship 10 a .m , CHURCH HarriSonville Hoba,- •1.1 Phone 992·3481 N. Second Ave. Middleport, 0. Weaver , pastor Sunday school, serv1ce, 11 a m , Wednesday MORSE CHAPEL - Worship 9 30 am .. Bob Barber. supt , 11 am, 1st and 3rd Sundays , worshtp serv1ce, 10 30 a .m, Church School, 10 am youth meeting, 6 45 p.m , PORTLAND- Worsh1p 7 30 church , 7 30 p m , prayer p m , Church School 9 30 a .m. meetmg, Wednesday, 7 30 p m SUTTON - Worship, II a.m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN 2nd and ~t h Sundays, Church IN CHRIST- Eldon R. Blake, School 10 a m pastor Sunday School , 10 a m , WESLEYAN (Ractnel W•nme Holsinger, supt. Mar Cluster, RALL'S'bln1t~UtiN "m»RE Phone 992-3284 992.2550 Bob N\oore, preachtng servtce, 2 p m . Sunday ' Jan LL WEATHER ROOFING and CONSTRUCTION CO. D. B.A. ANTHONY PLUMBING AND HEATING 7 30 p m Mid week prayer meeting 7:30. third Saturday meetmg , Wednesday, 7 30 p m. each month 10 am . Church School 9 am Mls stonary meeting , second THE RUTLAND COM· MORNING STAR- Worship Wednesday , 7 30 p m MUNITY CHURCH - Rev 9 30 am , Church School 10:30 UNITED FAITH Non R1chard Dubbeld, pastor a m. , Mld · Week Service , Oenommaf ton - Re11 . Denn1s Schoo l, 9 30 am .; Worship Church School, 10 a m LETART FALLS - Wor>hip Southern • D. With the hope it will, in some measure, fos1er a.nd help sustain that whkh is good in family and community life. this feature ts sponsored by the busmess firms and organizations whose names appear below . a m ; worsh1p serv1ce, 11 a m • a m allernateng ::iunday even1ng sen11ce , 7 , prayer m orn 1ngs Alfred Wolfe, servtce and youth servece, lay leader , Chnsttan Endeavor, fer st and th 1rd Sundays , 10 a.m , Church School, 10 am. APPLE GROVE - Worship, 7 30 p m , church school. 9 30 a m , Vengeance 11 :30 - 13, The Woltman Frankenstein Meets fhe Wollman Frozen GhMf 11.50 - 3, captain Newman, M m • Sunday eventng EAST LETART - Worship, 10 a.m , f~rst and third Sundays , 9 am, second and fourth Sundays; church school. 9 am , 3rd Sundays, WEDNESDAY 00 - 3, The Reluctant Astronaut 8 30 - 3, 'Til Death Do Us Part It 30 - 8, Twilight of Honor 11 30 - 13, The Couch THURSDAY 9•00 - 8, TBA 11 30 - 8, The Glass Bottom Boat 11 30 - 12, Arrowhead FRIDAY 8 30 - 3, Evil Roy Slade 7 Religious instruction and guidance Is not only for the mature - it is needed regularly by everyone. The spiritual life of your child needs constant cultivation and the mind needs day by day development. S<rtplu•r• lel« lrd by lhr Amrrtc<ln Bob!r Socu!!y 7 30 p m Sunday Roger Thursday, 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Buckley , pres1dent Prayer Homer Stephens. pastor meet mg. Wednesday, 7 30 p m Sunday School. 9 30 a m.. Board meettng ftrsl Monday morn1ng worship, 10 30 a.m . each month, 7 30 p m Robert Bobo, Sunday school sup! , Sunday evening servece, RUTLAND 7.30 Youlh meeling, Monday, 7 RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST p m Mid week serv1ce, Wed Rev Samuel Jackson , nesday, 7 30 p m pas lor Sunday School. 10 a m., SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Mrs Gertrude Butler, supt THE NAZARENE - Rev M C Prayer Ser \!1 ce, 1· 30 p.m., a m , 1st and ll. 30 - 8, Anniversary 9.00 - a, TBA 11 30 8, Tho Feorless Vamp~re Killers 11 :30 - 13, The Sun Also Rises SATURDAY 2:00 - IJ, The Voice of Terror 8: 30 - 8, Notorious 9:00 - 3, The 2Sfh Hour II 30 8, RIde Beyond Because baby does learn by association, it ,is important that parents expand their children's q~t,lzons. A very small child will respond to a stmpie prayer. And a child of three will enjoy attending Church School geared for youngsters of that age. 7 30 p.m. Prayer meeltng, Sunday School 9 30 worshep 7 30 Prayer meeltng , a m , Church School 10 a m , a m . youth and tumor yout h Tuesday, 7 JO p.m Ernes) WSCS, 3rd Wednesday, 7 30 serv 1ce. 6 45 p m , evening Deeter, class leader Youth pm worshep, 7 30 p m , prayer and Meeling Wednesday, 7·30 p m, MINERSVILLE - Worsh ip praose, Wednesday, 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter, leader 10 a m, Church School'9 am , SILVER RUN FREE BAP· MT. HERMON UNITED WSCS, 3rd Monday, 7 30 p m liST - Rev Howard Ktmble, BRETHREN CHURCH IN SYRACUSE - Worsh 1p, 8 paslor Sunday schocl. 10 a m , CHRIST- Rev Robert Shook, a m , Church School, 9 a m , Henry Oavts , sup! , evening pastor Sunday School , 9 30 Prayer and Bib l e Study, se r v 1ce, 7 30 p m Prayer a m ; Roy Pooler, sup I , Alfred Wednesday, 7 30 p m meet1ng ; Thurday, 7 30 P m Wolle, asst supt , morning SOUTHERN CLUSTER , ., , CHES:TER CHURCH OF worshtp, 11 a.m. ; evvnJng Rev. W. Dale McClurg ' ' GOD - Rev James Satterfield, sermon, 7 JO p m , alternatinQ Rev. Frank Cheesebrew pastor Sunday school, 9 30 each Sunday Class meetmg 11 Wors hi p, II 11 :30 - 13, Good Morning, Miss Dove Nobody knows, but ~houghts come. by association. Baby eagerly responds to the ~ight of a bottle. Experience proves that the bottle offers both satisfaction and comfort. a m , Mormng worshtp, 10 30 a m , Young People's service, 6 45 p m , EvangelistiC serv1ce. FOREST RUN - Worship 9 pastor Rev Martha Ann Mattner BETHANY (Ootcas) Worship, 9 30 a m, Church School 10 30 am I Cormfh1ans 2,1-16 119,) 13-120 ' Soturdoy Ephesoans I ,3-11 Psalms •s am ,, When does a baby start to think? pastor Rev Robert BumQarner CARMEL - SUNDAY 5 30- 13, Mardi Gras 7 30 - 8, TBA 9 OP 3, Operation Kid Brother • 9:00 - 13, Cleopatra 11. 30 - 8, Beat the Devil 1?' 30 ~ IJ, Stokeout on Dope p.m , Chris han Workers Class, supt Worshtp servlce. 10 30 Tuesday, 7 p m , Wednesday a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meeting, Wednesday, prayer meettng, 7 p m. Rev Charles Hand, pa stor Su nday schoo l , 9 45 a m , morn1ng worship , 11 a m Evenmg services, ThUesday and Fnday, 7 30 MASON ' p BETHLEHEM BAPTIST BRADBURY CHURCH OF Great Bend , Charles Norris, CHRIST - Roy Bill Carter, pas tor Worsh1p servece, 9 30 evangelist , Wtlbur. Han1ng . a m , Sunday School, 10 30 a.m CARLETON CHURCH Bible school supt , Bible school, 9 30 am , morning worshtp, K1ng sbury Road Sunday 10 30 a m , evening worship. 7 School, 9 30 am, Ralph Carl. MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Rac1ne Route 2 The '&elance Convenient Terms. Mason, Ptne -Gr.:>ve, t he Rev Arthur Combs. pastor Sunday school, 9 30 a m , ch urch serv1ces, 10 30 a m Robert R Card Rev Stanten Smtth p m Wednesday m eelt ng, 7 30 p m ' SJS.OO l)own- 4 Worship servece. 10 30 a .m Chnstlan Endeavor Sunday even1ng . REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· TEA DAY SAINTS- Portland ' Racine Road Ralph Johnson, Sunday, 7 30 p m Wednesday pastor Herbert Wh1te, Sunday evenmg prayer meeting and School D~rec tor Sunday School. 9 30 a m , Mornmg worship, Bible study, 7 30 P m 10 30 a m , Sunday evening ST. JOHN LUTHERAN weekly, 9 30 am on Sunday Preacht ng firs t and third Sundays of month by Clifford Sm1th, 9 30 am CHRISTIAN HOBSON UNION - Darrel Doddrill , ' pastor Sunday School, 9 30 am, Leonard Gilmore, f1rsl elder . evt.nlng service. 7 30 3 ROOMS \\I . l . h. -~ \ 1• )\II .~ Norman C Will, supt Sunday School 9 30 a.m ; Drake lo Slate of OhiO , 9 am ; Sunday School eventng worsh1p , 7 'JO p m. Judg ment on Settlement, 9serv1ces. .45 am Bible study every Prayer and pra ise serv1ce , Salisbury thursday, 7 30 p m Thursday, 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL- Worship COMMUNITY CHURCH, Raymond L Grady, Wtlma 11 am • Churcli School 10 a.m Dexter Worshtp services J Grady to Wilham Maynard, ALFRED - Sunday school, Salurday and Sunday, 7· 30 Evelyn Maynard, 43 acre, 9 45 am each Sunday , D m preaching al 11 a m each HE M L0 C K GR0 VE Sutton Sunday. Pray~r meet1ng, 7 45 CHRISTIAN Dav•d >t~utter, Blame D. Walblll'n, Vonda M. p m Wednesday , WSCS, 8 P m past or , Stanford Stockton, supt. Walburn to Lawrence L. on lh1rd Tuesday each month Morn tnQ worship, 9 30 a m ; Baughman, Besste M. BaughREEDSVILLE - Sunday church school, 10 30 a .m . school, 9 30, preach1ng, 7.30 young peoples meeting , 6 30 man, parcels, Salisbury. N. W. COMPTON, 0.0. FURNITURE pastor Rev Willard Dutcher, pastor Mrs Worley Frances, 'Why Pray? '' CHURCH OF Danny Evans. CHESTER - Worsh•p 9 15 serv1ce , 7 p m Wedn esday am , Church School 10 a.m Btble study, 7 p m service meelmg 8 30 p m ENTERPRISE Worship, 9 BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE, MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of am , Church School. 10 am Menersvtlle, J A Mc Waters, Chnst tn Chnst1an Union FLATWOODS Worship, II paslor Sunday School, 10 a.m. Lawrence Manley, pastor , Mrs , Church School 10 am morn1ng worsh1p , 11 a.m • Russell Young, sunday School am POMEROY W orshtp, 10·30 Tram1ng Un• on, 6 30 P m , Supt Sunday School 9 30 a.m , am. : Church School 9 15 am , even1ng worship , 7 30 P m . Evenmg worshiP 7 30 Wed UMYF 6 30 p.m Prayer meel•ng, Wednesday, nesday prayer meeting , 7 30 ROCK SPRINGS - Worship 7 30 p m pm 10 am , Church School 9 am , RACINE FIRST CHURCH UMYF 6·JO p m OF THE NAZARENE MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Sunday School. 9 30 a .m , the Sermonette fi>ld and Place Near Your Television Set for Convenient Reference m ormng worshtp and com · mun10n, 10 30 am , Sunday evening youth ·Chns11an en deavor, 6 JO , Worshtp servtces, COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH EKLY GUIDE ·rro BETTER · 'JiV VIEWING chotr practice, 7 p,m, Eveneng serv1 ces, 7 30 p m , 10 a.m Prayer Meeting each Wednesday prayer serv1ce , 7 30 Thursday 7 30 p m Sunday p m Extra youth acltvlfees on evenmg service. 7 30 p m OLD DEXTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 10 30 am , Tuesday, B1ble Saturday evenmg Mass, 7 30 study , 7· 30 p m , Thursday, p m Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 m enes try school 7 30 p m , POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST - Rober l Kuhn , pastor George • m tnt s l er Rev Freeland Norns. pastor Sunday school. 10 a m , church~ 992 2825 a m Confesseons. Saturday, 7 7 30 p m Smith , Cl ifford • '' School 9 30 a m . Guy Pnddy, Sunday School FIRST • UNITED Sunday morning church 1:> 30 a m , PRESBYTERIAN, M•ddleport , Sup ! Satu rda y evening serv1 ce i p m Su nday Sc hool, 10 Sunday Church School , 9 30 Sunday evening serv tce, 7 30 Charles Evans . Supt , worsh tp a m , Sunday evening worshi p, a m , Lewis Sauer , Supl , p m Wednesday service, 8 p.m. serv tce. 10 30 a m Con LAUREL CLIFF FREE Mor n1na Worsh1p, 10 30 a m flrmal!on cl ass, Tuesday. 4 15 7 p m FIRST UNITED METHODIST - Rev Eugene FIRST BAPTIST of M1 d to 5 30 p m , Juntor Con l , corner of Sudh and PRESBYTERIAN, Syracuse. Gill. pastor William Bailey, hrma tton class Th ursday 6 30 dlepor Palmer 'streets. Rev Charles Morn1ng Wor1 h1p , 9 a m , su pt Sunday School. 9 30 am .; to 7 45 p m pasto r Fred Sunday Church 1Schoot, 10 am M ornm g worship, 10 30 a.m , SEVENTH DAY AD· Stmons, Evening worship, 7 30 p m Hoffman , Sunday School s Sampson Mall , Supt VENTIST Pomeroy , Superintendent Sunday churc h N!rSTIVERSVILLE Wednesday , Chnstlan Youth COMMulberr y 1 Hgl s He rbert sc hool for everyone 9 15 a m , MUNITY, Rev Edsel Harl, Crusade, 6 30 p m ; Prayer Morgan pastor Sabbat h M ornmg worsh ip 10 15 a m , pa stor Sunday School servtee meeling 7 30 p m Thursday, ro Phone ' "' 11 am and 7·JO p m Sunday . Sun da y School. 9 30 a m Corner Ash and Plum, M •d a m . Mrs Homer Lee, Sup! , dleport Noel ~errman , pastor, Mornmg Wor sh •p 10 30 am se rm on fi rst Sundays, JO e-Jen tng s at 7 30 Prayer and Raul in Moyer pastor Mt c hael Gerlach, Sunday School sup! am Chur c h sch ool , k rn B1ble St udy . Btble Sc hool, 9 30 am , mor dergarten through erghth FIRST SOUTHERN BAP- neng Worshtp, 10 30 a m , grade, 10 30 a m TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave .. even1 ng worsh1p, 7 30 p m., POMEROY CHURCH OF Pomeroy, aff tllaled wt lh S B C, prayer serv1ce 7 p m Wed CHRIST - Mr Hoy t Allen , Jr , the Rev Fred Htll, pastor pastor Brble School. 9 30 a m , Sunday School. 9 30 a m , ne$day CHURCH OF THE worshr p, 10 30, adult worsh rp morn eng wors hep, 10 30 am , NAZARENE M1ddleporl , se r v rce and young peo pl es rune or soceely , 6 30 am NYPS, meellng, both 7 30 p m Sunday 6 45 p m Sltnday evangelistic Rev Audry Miller. pa stor , Wednesday , com bm ed Btbfe meeten g, 7 30 p m Prayer Floyd Carson , supl Sunday study and prayer m ee lmg, 7 30 mee tmg Wednesday , 7 30 p m school. 9 30 a m , Morntng worshtp 10 30 am • jun eo r MIDDLEPORT socoe 6 30 p m , NYPS, 6 45 P·rHE SALVATION ARMY MT MORIAH BAPTIST - p m. ty, Sunday evange l1s t 1c Envoy RayS Wtnmg, offt cer m Corner Fourth an d Matn , meet1ng , 7 30 p m Prayer charge Sunday, 10 a m M•ddlepor t Rev Henry L. Key, Holtness meetmg, 10 30 am , Jr , pastor Sunday School 9 30 mee tmg Wednesday , 7 30 p m Sunday School Young People's a m , Arnold R1 chards, supt , MEIGS Leg ton, 7 p m • Thursday , 1 to 3 Morn tng worshtp 10 30 am pas tor " I Grate, pastor . Worshtp servtce. FIRST UNITED PRES BYTE RIAN , Harnsonville, Sunday Church School , 9 30 • , CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Herbert GRAHAM UNITED ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST pm • METHODIST - Preachmg 9 30 Sunday. ~p m , for all youth up to SDtl h grade; 6 30 for junior Pomer o y · Harrtsonvdle GRACE EPISCOPAL - Rev a.m , fir'S! and second S unday ~ and sen1or htgh students Rood. Kenneth Eberts, paslor Stanley Platten burg , mrnrs l er of each month , th~r d and four th CHURCH OF CHR 1ST, Paul McElroy, Sunday School Morning prayer an d sermon, Sundays each month , worshtp 10 30a m Hol y communron,.and servtce at 7 JO p m Wednesd ay M•ddlepor t, 5th and Main Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m , - ' Choose the Church of Your Choice 810 W. Main ' .RACINE PlANING Mill Bu1ldtng Supplies and Millwork General Contracting Ph. 992-3978 992-5750 BOWER'S RESTAURANT " E. Main St. Pomeroy, 0. VIUAGEandCUT RATE VIUAGE FLOWER SHOP Racine, Ohio Ph 949·3272 THE DAILY SENTINEL ' Devoted Ia the in1erest of the Meigs· Mason area . ', .O'BRIEN ELECJRIC ' . SERVICE;~.. j •, Rt. 2 949-4551 • · ~ , Racine, 0. ·\ •••••-•••••••••.l.i·------..--.--~-.. ,~ I ' I I I V • I ' ' �.. ... . . . • • I 5••rv tc c. 7 30 p m , • Youth mecl tng 6 30 p m , Eventng wor Sh1p, 7.30 p m UN1o o;O MINISTRY OF MIDDLEPORT PEN · TECOSTAL, Thi rd Av e . the MEIGS COUNTY. The United Rev W111tam Kntllel . pastor . Ronald Dugan . Sunday school sup! Classes for all ages , eventng serv 1ce , 7 30 p m Yovng Peoples m eeting. Wednesdoy , 8 p 111 • Btblestudy. Friday . 8 p m POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Wednesday 7 p m , cho tf practice. Wednesday. 8 30 p.m ST. PAUL LUTHERAN, Mayer, Supl Ch urch schoool , Re v Ar th ur C Lund, pastor 9 lS am , worship, 10 '24 am .• Sunday School, 9 15 am ., Re11 W H Perrm, pastor Roy youth cho.r rehearsal Monday, 6 30 p m , Mrs Marvrn Bur t, d irector , senrof' chot r rehearsa l, 7 30 p m , Thursday. Mrs Paul Nease, drrector ~OMEROY CHURCH OF THf NAZARENE - Corner Unr on and M ulberry Rev Clyde V Henderson. pas tor Sunday School 9 30 a m Raym ond Walburn , su pt Mornrng worshrp 10 30 a m Fvenrng serv rc:e 7 30 p m Mid week servrce . Wednesda y, 7 30 FREEWILL BAPTIST - Presbytenan Church, Dwigh t L Zav 1tz , Pastor Otrecl or . Gc nrg e W Hul ton and Rev L.nson Stebbms, Ass' t Pas lor 01rectors R1chard Barton, supt Prayer n•eeltug , Wednesday , 7 30 p .m Bradford Church of Christ- School Saturday , 2 p m worsh ep , 3 IS p m Dor cas Soc ee ty, 10 am each Thursday p m , Ladies Home Leag ue , 7 JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES - p m , Prep classes Larry Carnaha n pre si dmg SACRED HEART - Rev mme sler Sunday Btble lec ture, Father Bernard Kra 1covtc, 9 30 a m , Watchtower study , Skmner, Sundar School supt Sunday Schoo , 9 30 a m . mornmg worshtp, 10 30 am , BYF . 6 p m , B1bl e Study DEXTER CHRIST - BY TilE REV. STANLEY PLATfENBURG, D.D. ~tor, Grace Eplscopa!Cbureh, Pomeroy, Ohio - At one time or another everyone has uttered a prayer. Why pray' People pray for all kmw of reasons Some pray out of a sense of duty. Some pray from habit. Some pray because they are afraid. There is a deeper and more profound reason We pray because God commanw this. Prayer IS commwuon With God . It is the reachmg out from self-eenteredness to the mftmte and endurmg. It ts real encounter with God through which we see ourselves as He sees us So many tunes we have no fervor, or enthusiasm, for prayer. There are times ol dryness, hardness, a~•rs~uon and despau:. There seem to be barriers .between God a~d. Olll'~elves. Out of shame, or fear, we cannot approach Him· God has provided for. thiS void. "Watch and Pray," are words that give us the push. Prayer is accordmg to the w1ll of God. To pray 1s H1s conunand. "Watch and pray that you enter not mto templalion Watch at all times praying that you may have strength to escape all these thing; and to stand before the Son of Man. Admonish the nile, encourage the famt./learted, help the weak, be patten! w1th them all, see that none repays evtl with evtl, seek to do good. pray conslanUy, for this is the will of God." These words were spoken long ago to other people But look at the situaltons to which they refer (these are the situations m which we live, and thesewordsspeak to us) · Are we free from temptation, sleepmg while Jesus ts In agony' Are we mdifferent, without zeal, ahenaled, unable to gtve up of ourselves' , Are we free from dtstress, agony, misfortune , despair ? Are we exempt from the call to support the weak, comfort the poor, to be careful not to repay evil with evtl, to seek to do good' ThiS 1s all the content of our hie . How can we carry 11 out without prayer? Prayer belongs to the tolaltty of hie, threals, war suffering despair, joy and responstbtltty. '"When the' Son of Man comes, wtll He lind fatth on ear th '" We pray wtthout ceasing, because on that prayer depends the malnlaming of la1th. Pr~yer ca45es fatth to endure. We pray because God tells us to, and our prayer IS a concrete expressiOn of our fatth No faith is posstble without prayer, for prayer also .s the expression of aU the work of faith . Prayer 18 the resp1ratton of fatth. Wtthout it, fmth is stenle. "Pray without ceasmg" IS God's command, to which obedience 1s the response of faith. For us, then, 11 IS always, "Lord, 1 believe. Help thou my unbelief." Property Transfers James A Rtchmond, Suzanne Richmond to -Guy L Casto, Catherine M Casto, parcel, Rutland Dorothy Kathryn White, et 31, Mildred Belle White lo Stale of Oh1o, JUdgment, Saltsbury Eva L Robson, Jack Robson, to Slate of Ohio, JUdgment on Verdict, Salisbury. Wheeler A. Drake, Grace H. OPTOMETRIST OFF ICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS .! - EAST COURT ST, POMEROY. ' NEW· FURNITURE '349.95 on w....:v~•::.·_:....--------~- _,~ Street , ~ . · MONDIIY "7:00- 13, In like Flint 9:00 - 13, Cleopatro (Part II) 11:30-13, Flrebllll 12:00 - a, Ride the Wild Surf TUESDAY 8·30- 13, Call Her Mom servtce 7 p.m Wednesday eveneng prayer serveces, 7.30 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTISt Rev Jay Shies. Morntng Worshtp . 10 30 a .m , HEATH - Worsh ip 10 30 am, Church School9 30 am , UMYF 7 p m RUTLAND - Worship 9 15 a m , Church School 10 a m , UMYF 7 p m SALEM CENTER- Worsh•P 9 am, Church SchooiiO a .m. , UMYF Thursday, 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev Forrest R Donley ASBURY- Worsh•p II am , ChurchSchool9 50a m , WSCS. Evening worsh1p, 7 30 P m.. Wednesday , Sunday School Supenntendent, Paultne Me Clmtock, paslor Rev Morris M. Wolfe. RACINE FIRST BAPTISTCharles Norm. pastor Sunday School. 9 30 am , Morn 1ng worship, 10 45 am . Sunday evenmg worsh•p, 7 30 p m , Wednesday eventng B1ble Study, 7 30 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN, 1st Tuesday Re'J Lawrence Sunday Monday J Thessa/onoans Deuteronomy 2,13-20 6,3-15 Tuesday Psalms Wednesday Psalms 19,1·14 Thur5day 78,1·8 Friday Sunday School Supt Sunday School , 9· 45 am Church Ser veces ftrsl and lhtrd Sundays follow1ng Sunday School. Second and fourth Saturday eventngs, 8 p m servtces LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN - Mr Roberl Wyatt, pastor , Sunday School supt , Ronald Osborne B•ble School, 9 30 , preachmg 10 am , E11enmg ser vtces, 7 30 p m . HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST - Cecil Wise, Pastor Sunday School. 9· JO Copyt•lhl 1'12 l(tosltl Advr !U~ In l Se rvocr loc S!rol'>burg, VltSII'H<I Thursday, 7·30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knobs. Rev L. R Gluesencamp, pastor Roger Wilfred, Sr., Sunday School Supt Sunday Sehool. Sullivan , 9 30 a Lanmore. pastor second and fourth Sundays. Sunday School Supt Mtd week servtce , Wednesday , apm GREAT BEND- Worship II am. 2nd and .4th Sundays, School . classes for al l ages, 9·30 CHRIST - Sunday school, 9 30 a.m. , m ornmg worship, 10 .45 a m , V H Braley, sup! , NYPS Sunday, 6 30 p.m , communton and devotions, eva ngehs ltc serv1ce Sunday, 10 30 a .m. Regular boa rd mid week Wednesday, 8 p m servtce. :;It,.C.'JEWEl!RS: Keepsake Diamond Rings 312 E . Main St. Pomeroy, O. Wednesday , 8 .p m Worship , 11 am . • School, 10 am Church UMYF for all churches of the 240 Lincoln St. RUTLAND CHURCH OF 7 30 p m Church School 9 am , Prayer Mee t mg. Wednesday, 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Church .. · Nation~! Midqleport 1 '1)~ HEINER'S BAKERY M& RFOODONER Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W. Va. Middleport, Olio ---- ,_. ..- NNI BOGGS EQUIPMENf Sales· Allis Chalmers • Service Farm - Industrial- Lawn· Garden Tuppers Plains 667·3435 Middleport, Olio prayer meeting, 7 30 p.m Sunday night worship, 7 30 RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Re v Lloyd D Grtmm , Jr., pastor Sunday School, 9· 30 am .; DOMIGAN SOHIO STATION Athens Road · Pomeroy A Family That Worships Together Slays Together 7 30p m, Mrs Lyda Che valier, prestdent . Song serv1ce MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL, and Wednesday, 7 30 p m CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Serv1ces al 315 Matn St , Pt Pleasant, Sunday School 9 15 a m Sundays, II a m.. Wed- pm a.m. , evenmg worsh1p, 7 30 Wed· min ester KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, nesday prayer and Bible study, Ncvv•.IL sup\ Serveces prayer • BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - Oavid Jewell.pastoo Btblestudy , 9·30 am, morn ing worsh ip, 10·30, ()ve ntng wors h 1p, 6 30 p m. W('dnesday BlbJ ,:. study , 7 30 Worsh 1p, 10 am ., B1bleslud~. II 15a m., evening worship, 7 30 p m M1d-week 7 30 p.m. T U P PER S PLAINS service, Wednesday. 7. 30 p.m CHRISTIAN - Mr John Wyatt. MASON ASSEMBLY OF pastor , J S Davis, Sunday GOO - Se<ond St .. Mason, W School supt , Sunday school, Va Che5ter Tennant, pastor 9 30 am , Mornmg Sermon, Sunday school , 10 am , mor. 10 30 am Even ing sermon, 7 nlng worshtp, 11 a m , pm evangelistiC service. 7 30 p m . LETART FALLS UNITED Bible study and prayer service, BRETHREN - Rev Robert Wednesday , 7 30 p m Phone Shook , pa st0r , Herschel Norns, 773 5133. sup! Sunday school , 9 JO am. , HARTFORD CHURCH OF mornmg sermon , 10 30 a.m.. CHRIST In Chrlst1an Unton eveneng sermon, 7 30 alter Rev O' Dell Manley, pastor na emg each Sunday Prayer Sunday school, 9 30 am , Roger se-rv 1ce, Wednes(:lay 7 30 p m Man ley . supt , evenmg service, Prayer meeleng , 7 JC p m 7 30 Wedne <day even1ng al ter .altng Sundays prayer meet tng. 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF. Sunday evening youtll service GOO OF PROPHECY, G. P 6 .~5 with Macy Lou Carler, Sml •h. pastor Sunday School . Ieeder No Tuesday service. IOo.m .. Arthur Henson. Supt. , CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Mor nin g Worship 'I am .; Serv 1ces, 315 Moln St , Pt Youn9 Peoples serll lct, 1 p tn , Pl eat~~n • . Sunday <t>rvlces, II Eventng strvke, 7 30 p m 1 '" W•·rtl"f''-dAy Wednesday Mid·Week Proyor ,imttllng, I JU ~ 1H T~t1mon•al Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer Middleport, 0. ,,'•~ •• i! :j ., ''•· ,.•'· '•' •• GAUL'S MARKET ', •, Chester, Olio ' ROYAL OAK PARK Family Recreation Swimming Meigs County Branch lHE ATHENS OOUNTY & LOAN' oo.·.. Ph 992 3865 Pomeroy ' • GAUL'S TRAILER SALES and POMEROY ELECTRIC SERVICE GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN Electric Motor Repair St Rt 7 Chester, Ohio SILVER RIDGE- Worship, MT. UNION BAPTIST - worsh1p serv1ce, Friday, 7 30 10 a.m .. Church School, 9 a m Rev Cecil Cox, pastor Sunday pm TUPPERS PLAINS sc hool supt , Joe Sayre Sunday MASON CHURCH OF Worship 9 a m ; Church School schoo l. 9 45 a m , Sunday CHRIST - Loren T Stephens, 10 a m Bakers of Hoi sum Bread Middleport, Olio Rexall Drugs We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions 992-2955 P<!meroy Sunday school. servi<e , Tuesday, 10 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS 00. . SWISHER & LOHSE p m All welcome FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH - Letart Route I, the Rev Sian 9 30 a m , prayer and B1ble 7 30 p m Tuesday, WSCS. 7 30 B1ble study, Wednesday, 7 30 study, 7 30 p m Cottage prayer ferst Thursday each month OHIO VALLEY BAKING 00. Federal Reserve System nesday , teshmon tal meeltng 8 949-3342 Racine THE FARMERS_BANK AND ·SAVINGS 00. Pomeroy-Member F. D.l. C. & am , tramtng union, 6 30 p m. , evenmg worshtp servtce, 7: JO p m Mid week prayer service, Cra1g , pa stor The' Store with A Heart Member of the Big 3 General Merchandise Tuppers Plains 667·3280 MASON FIRST BAPTIST Second and Pomeroy Sis , Stan Henry Eblin, Sunday School ~ra~g, pastor Sunday school. >UPI >unday >chool, 9.30 a.m .. 9 45 a m i worshtp service, 11 p m , evening worship. 7. 30 RACINE' FOOD MARKET LYONS MARKET George Casto, pastor Sunday School, 9 30 , even1ng worship, 1 30 Thursday eventng • prayer serv1ce. 7 30 p m Road, Rev . Roy Taylor, pastor, p m Sunday , prayer meetmg, p m. 111veral • betimeJ an active GOEGLEIN READY MIX 00. Middleport MARK VSTORE Mormng worshtp, 10 30 a m , Young people's serv1ce, 6 45 p m , Evangelis1tc servtees. ning sermon , 11 am ., Evenmg 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg serv1ce Chr1sttan Endeavor , servtce 7· 30 p m each Sunday al the Youth sermon. 8"20. M1d Week proyer Cen ter (Oak Grove Road.) meetmg Wednesday, 7· 30 p m. NORTHEAST CLUSTER Mrs Mane HolSinger, class Rev. Jacob Lehman leader Rev Standley Brandum POMEROY LOWER LIGHT JOPPA - Worship 10 a .m , CHURCH HarriSonville Hoba,- •1.1 Phone 992·3481 N. Second Ave. Middleport, 0. Weaver , pastor Sunday school, serv1ce, 11 a m , Wednesday MORSE CHAPEL - Worship 9 30 am .. Bob Barber. supt , 11 am, 1st and 3rd Sundays , worshtp serv1ce, 10 30 a .m, Church School, 10 am youth meeting, 6 45 p.m , PORTLAND- Worsh1p 7 30 church , 7 30 p m , prayer p m , Church School 9 30 a .m. meetmg, Wednesday, 7 30 p m SUTTON - Worship, II a.m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN 2nd and ~t h Sundays, Church IN CHRIST- Eldon R. Blake, School 10 a m pastor Sunday School , 10 a m , WESLEYAN (Ractnel W•nme Holsinger, supt. Mar Cluster, RALL'S'bln1t~UtiN "m»RE Phone 992-3284 992.2550 Bob N\oore, preachtng servtce, 2 p m . Sunday ' Jan LL WEATHER ROOFING and CONSTRUCTION CO. D. B.A. ANTHONY PLUMBING AND HEATING 7 30 p m Mid week prayer meeting 7:30. third Saturday meetmg , Wednesday, 7 30 p m. each month 10 am . Church School 9 am Mls stonary meeting , second THE RUTLAND COM· MORNING STAR- Worship Wednesday , 7 30 p m MUNITY CHURCH - Rev 9 30 am , Church School 10:30 UNITED FAITH Non R1chard Dubbeld, pastor a m. , Mld · Week Service , Oenommaf ton - Re11 . Denn1s Schoo l, 9 30 am .; Worship Church School, 10 a m LETART FALLS - Wor>hip Southern • D. With the hope it will, in some measure, fos1er a.nd help sustain that whkh is good in family and community life. this feature ts sponsored by the busmess firms and organizations whose names appear below . a m ; worsh1p serv1ce, 11 a m • a m allernateng ::iunday even1ng sen11ce , 7 , prayer m orn 1ngs Alfred Wolfe, servtce and youth servece, lay leader , Chnsttan Endeavor, fer st and th 1rd Sundays , 10 a.m , Church School, 10 am. APPLE GROVE - Worship, 7 30 p m , church school. 9 30 a m , Vengeance 11 :30 - 13, The Woltman Frankenstein Meets fhe Wollman Frozen GhMf 11.50 - 3, captain Newman, M m • Sunday eventng EAST LETART - Worship, 10 a.m , f~rst and third Sundays , 9 am, second and fourth Sundays; church school. 9 am , 3rd Sundays, WEDNESDAY 00 - 3, The Reluctant Astronaut 8 30 - 3, 'Til Death Do Us Part It 30 - 8, Twilight of Honor 11 30 - 13, The Couch THURSDAY 9•00 - 8, TBA 11 30 - 8, The Glass Bottom Boat 11 30 - 12, Arrowhead FRIDAY 8 30 - 3, Evil Roy Slade 7 Religious instruction and guidance Is not only for the mature - it is needed regularly by everyone. The spiritual life of your child needs constant cultivation and the mind needs day by day development. S<rtplu•r• lel« lrd by lhr Amrrtc<ln Bob!r Socu!!y 7 30 p m Sunday Roger Thursday, 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Buckley , pres1dent Prayer Homer Stephens. pastor meet mg. Wednesday, 7 30 p m Sunday School. 9 30 a m.. Board meettng ftrsl Monday morn1ng worship, 10 30 a.m . each month, 7 30 p m Robert Bobo, Sunday school sup! , Sunday evening servece, RUTLAND 7.30 Youlh meeling, Monday, 7 RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST p m Mid week serv1ce, Wed Rev Samuel Jackson , nesday, 7 30 p m pas lor Sunday School. 10 a m., SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Mrs Gertrude Butler, supt THE NAZARENE - Rev M C Prayer Ser \!1 ce, 1· 30 p.m., a m , 1st and ll. 30 - 8, Anniversary 9.00 - a, TBA 11 30 8, Tho Feorless Vamp~re Killers 11 :30 - 13, The Sun Also Rises SATURDAY 2:00 - IJ, The Voice of Terror 8: 30 - 8, Notorious 9:00 - 3, The 2Sfh Hour II 30 8, RIde Beyond Because baby does learn by association, it ,is important that parents expand their children's q~t,lzons. A very small child will respond to a stmpie prayer. And a child of three will enjoy attending Church School geared for youngsters of that age. 7 30 p.m. Prayer meeltng, Sunday School 9 30 worshep 7 30 Prayer meeltng , a m , Church School 10 a m , a m . youth and tumor yout h Tuesday, 7 JO p.m Ernes) WSCS, 3rd Wednesday, 7 30 serv 1ce. 6 45 p m , evening Deeter, class leader Youth pm worshep, 7 30 p m , prayer and Meeling Wednesday, 7·30 p m, MINERSVILLE - Worsh ip praose, Wednesday, 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter, leader 10 a m, Church School'9 am , SILVER RUN FREE BAP· MT. HERMON UNITED WSCS, 3rd Monday, 7 30 p m liST - Rev Howard Ktmble, BRETHREN CHURCH IN SYRACUSE - Worsh 1p, 8 paslor Sunday schocl. 10 a m , CHRIST- Rev Robert Shook, a m , Church School, 9 a m , Henry Oavts , sup! , evening pastor Sunday School , 9 30 Prayer and Bib l e Study, se r v 1ce, 7 30 p m Prayer a m ; Roy Pooler, sup I , Alfred Wednesday, 7 30 p m meet1ng ; Thurday, 7 30 P m Wolle, asst supt , morning SOUTHERN CLUSTER , ., , CHES:TER CHURCH OF worshtp, 11 a.m. ; evvnJng Rev. W. Dale McClurg ' ' GOD - Rev James Satterfield, sermon, 7 JO p m , alternatinQ Rev. Frank Cheesebrew pastor Sunday school, 9 30 each Sunday Class meetmg 11 Wors hi p, II 11 :30 - 13, Good Morning, Miss Dove Nobody knows, but ~houghts come. by association. Baby eagerly responds to the ~ight of a bottle. Experience proves that the bottle offers both satisfaction and comfort. a m , Mormng worshtp, 10 30 a m , Young People's service, 6 45 p m , EvangelistiC serv1ce. FOREST RUN - Worship 9 pastor Rev Martha Ann Mattner BETHANY (Ootcas) Worship, 9 30 a m, Church School 10 30 am I Cormfh1ans 2,1-16 119,) 13-120 ' Soturdoy Ephesoans I ,3-11 Psalms •s am ,, When does a baby start to think? pastor Rev Robert BumQarner CARMEL - SUNDAY 5 30- 13, Mardi Gras 7 30 - 8, TBA 9 OP 3, Operation Kid Brother • 9:00 - 13, Cleopatra 11. 30 - 8, Beat the Devil 1?' 30 ~ IJ, Stokeout on Dope p.m , Chris han Workers Class, supt Worshtp servlce. 10 30 Tuesday, 7 p m , Wednesday a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meeting, Wednesday, prayer meettng, 7 p m. Rev Charles Hand, pa stor Su nday schoo l , 9 45 a m , morn1ng worship , 11 a m Evenmg services, ThUesday and Fnday, 7 30 MASON ' p BETHLEHEM BAPTIST BRADBURY CHURCH OF Great Bend , Charles Norris, CHRIST - Roy Bill Carter, pas tor Worsh1p servece, 9 30 evangelist , Wtlbur. Han1ng . a m , Sunday School, 10 30 a.m CARLETON CHURCH Bible school supt , Bible school, 9 30 am , morning worshtp, K1ng sbury Road Sunday 10 30 a m , evening worship. 7 School, 9 30 am, Ralph Carl. MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Rac1ne Route 2 The '&elance Convenient Terms. Mason, Ptne -Gr.:>ve, t he Rev Arthur Combs. pastor Sunday school, 9 30 a m , ch urch serv1ces, 10 30 a m Robert R Card Rev Stanten Smtth p m Wednesday m eelt ng, 7 30 p m ' SJS.OO l)own- 4 Worship servece. 10 30 a .m Chnstlan Endeavor Sunday even1ng . REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· TEA DAY SAINTS- Portland ' Racine Road Ralph Johnson, Sunday, 7 30 p m Wednesday pastor Herbert Wh1te, Sunday evenmg prayer meeting and School D~rec tor Sunday School. 9 30 a m , Mornmg worship, Bible study, 7 30 P m 10 30 a m , Sunday evening ST. JOHN LUTHERAN weekly, 9 30 am on Sunday Preacht ng firs t and third Sundays of month by Clifford Sm1th, 9 30 am CHRISTIAN HOBSON UNION - Darrel Doddrill , ' pastor Sunday School, 9 30 am, Leonard Gilmore, f1rsl elder . evt.nlng service. 7 30 3 ROOMS \\I . l . h. -~ \ 1• )\II .~ Norman C Will, supt Sunday School 9 30 a.m ; Drake lo Slate of OhiO , 9 am ; Sunday School eventng worsh1p , 7 'JO p m. Judg ment on Settlement, 9serv1ces. .45 am Bible study every Prayer and pra ise serv1ce , Salisbury thursday, 7 30 p m Thursday, 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL- Worship COMMUNITY CHURCH, Raymond L Grady, Wtlma 11 am • Churcli School 10 a.m Dexter Worshtp services J Grady to Wilham Maynard, ALFRED - Sunday school, Salurday and Sunday, 7· 30 Evelyn Maynard, 43 acre, 9 45 am each Sunday , D m preaching al 11 a m each HE M L0 C K GR0 VE Sutton Sunday. Pray~r meet1ng, 7 45 CHRISTIAN Dav•d >t~utter, Blame D. Walblll'n, Vonda M. p m Wednesday , WSCS, 8 P m past or , Stanford Stockton, supt. Walburn to Lawrence L. on lh1rd Tuesday each month Morn tnQ worship, 9 30 a m ; Baughman, Besste M. BaughREEDSVILLE - Sunday church school, 10 30 a .m . school, 9 30, preach1ng, 7.30 young peoples meeting , 6 30 man, parcels, Salisbury. N. W. COMPTON, 0.0. FURNITURE pastor Rev Willard Dutcher, pastor Mrs Worley Frances, 'Why Pray? '' CHURCH OF Danny Evans. CHESTER - Worsh•p 9 15 serv1ce , 7 p m Wedn esday am , Church School 10 a.m Btble study, 7 p m service meelmg 8 30 p m ENTERPRISE Worship, 9 BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE, MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of am , Church School. 10 am Menersvtlle, J A Mc Waters, Chnst tn Chnst1an Union FLATWOODS Worship, II paslor Sunday School, 10 a.m. Lawrence Manley, pastor , Mrs , Church School 10 am morn1ng worsh1p , 11 a.m • Russell Young, sunday School am POMEROY W orshtp, 10·30 Tram1ng Un• on, 6 30 P m , Supt Sunday School 9 30 a.m , am. : Church School 9 15 am , even1ng worship , 7 30 P m . Evenmg worshiP 7 30 Wed UMYF 6 30 p.m Prayer meel•ng, Wednesday, nesday prayer meeting , 7 30 ROCK SPRINGS - Worship 7 30 p m pm 10 am , Church School 9 am , RACINE FIRST CHURCH UMYF 6·JO p m OF THE NAZARENE MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Sunday School. 9 30 a .m , the Sermonette fi>ld and Place Near Your Television Set for Convenient Reference m ormng worshtp and com · mun10n, 10 30 am , Sunday evening youth ·Chns11an en deavor, 6 JO , Worshtp servtces, COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH EKLY GUIDE ·rro BETTER · 'JiV VIEWING chotr practice, 7 p,m, Eveneng serv1 ces, 7 30 p m , 10 a.m Prayer Meeting each Wednesday prayer serv1ce , 7 30 Thursday 7 30 p m Sunday p m Extra youth acltvlfees on evenmg service. 7 30 p m OLD DEXTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 10 30 am , Tuesday, B1ble Saturday evenmg Mass, 7 30 study , 7· 30 p m , Thursday, p m Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 m enes try school 7 30 p m , POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST - Rober l Kuhn , pastor George • m tnt s l er Rev Freeland Norns. pastor Sunday school. 10 a m , church~ 992 2825 a m Confesseons. Saturday, 7 7 30 p m Smith , Cl ifford • '' School 9 30 a m . Guy Pnddy, Sunday School FIRST • UNITED Sunday morning church 1:> 30 a m , PRESBYTERIAN, M•ddleport , Sup ! Satu rda y evening serv1 ce i p m Su nday Sc hool, 10 Sunday Church School , 9 30 Sunday evening serv tce, 7 30 Charles Evans . Supt , worsh tp a m , Sunday evening worshi p, a m , Lewis Sauer , Supl , p m Wednesday service, 8 p.m. serv tce. 10 30 a m Con LAUREL CLIFF FREE Mor n1na Worsh1p, 10 30 a m flrmal!on cl ass, Tuesday. 4 15 7 p m FIRST UNITED METHODIST - Rev Eugene FIRST BAPTIST of M1 d to 5 30 p m , Juntor Con l , corner of Sudh and PRESBYTERIAN, Syracuse. Gill. pastor William Bailey, hrma tton class Th ursday 6 30 dlepor Palmer 'streets. Rev Charles Morn1ng Wor1 h1p , 9 a m , su pt Sunday School. 9 30 am .; to 7 45 p m pasto r Fred Sunday Church 1Schoot, 10 am M ornm g worship, 10 30 a.m , SEVENTH DAY AD· Stmons, Evening worship, 7 30 p m Hoffman , Sunday School s Sampson Mall , Supt VENTIST Pomeroy , Superintendent Sunday churc h N!rSTIVERSVILLE Wednesday , Chnstlan Youth COMMulberr y 1 Hgl s He rbert sc hool for everyone 9 15 a m , MUNITY, Rev Edsel Harl, Crusade, 6 30 p m ; Prayer Morgan pastor Sabbat h M ornmg worsh ip 10 15 a m , pa stor Sunday School servtee meeling 7 30 p m Thursday, ro Phone ' "' 11 am and 7·JO p m Sunday . Sun da y School. 9 30 a m Corner Ash and Plum, M •d a m . Mrs Homer Lee, Sup! , dleport Noel ~errman , pastor, Mornmg Wor sh •p 10 30 am se rm on fi rst Sundays, JO e-Jen tng s at 7 30 Prayer and Raul in Moyer pastor Mt c hael Gerlach, Sunday School sup! am Chur c h sch ool , k rn B1ble St udy . Btble Sc hool, 9 30 am , mor dergarten through erghth FIRST SOUTHERN BAP- neng Worshtp, 10 30 a m , grade, 10 30 a m TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave .. even1 ng worsh1p, 7 30 p m., POMEROY CHURCH OF Pomeroy, aff tllaled wt lh S B C, prayer serv1ce 7 p m Wed CHRIST - Mr Hoy t Allen , Jr , the Rev Fred Htll, pastor pastor Brble School. 9 30 a m , Sunday School. 9 30 a m , ne$day CHURCH OF THE worshr p, 10 30, adult worsh rp morn eng wors hep, 10 30 am , NAZARENE M1ddleporl , se r v rce and young peo pl es rune or soceely , 6 30 am NYPS, meellng, both 7 30 p m Sunday 6 45 p m Sltnday evangelistic Rev Audry Miller. pa stor , Wednesday , com bm ed Btbfe meeten g, 7 30 p m Prayer Floyd Carson , supl Sunday study and prayer m ee lmg, 7 30 mee tmg Wednesday , 7 30 p m school. 9 30 a m , Morntng worshtp 10 30 am • jun eo r MIDDLEPORT socoe 6 30 p m , NYPS, 6 45 P·rHE SALVATION ARMY MT MORIAH BAPTIST - p m. ty, Sunday evange l1s t 1c Envoy RayS Wtnmg, offt cer m Corner Fourth an d Matn , meet1ng , 7 30 p m Prayer charge Sunday, 10 a m M•ddlepor t Rev Henry L. Key, Holtness meetmg, 10 30 am , Jr , pastor Sunday School 9 30 mee tmg Wednesday , 7 30 p m Sunday School Young People's a m , Arnold R1 chards, supt , MEIGS Leg ton, 7 p m • Thursday , 1 to 3 Morn tng worshtp 10 30 am pas tor " I Grate, pastor . Worshtp servtce. FIRST UNITED PRES BYTE RIAN , Harnsonville, Sunday Church School , 9 30 • , CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Herbert GRAHAM UNITED ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST pm • METHODIST - Preachmg 9 30 Sunday. ~p m , for all youth up to SDtl h grade; 6 30 for junior Pomer o y · Harrtsonvdle GRACE EPISCOPAL - Rev a.m , fir'S! and second S unday ~ and sen1or htgh students Rood. Kenneth Eberts, paslor Stanley Platten burg , mrnrs l er of each month , th~r d and four th CHURCH OF CHR 1ST, Paul McElroy, Sunday School Morning prayer an d sermon, Sundays each month , worshtp 10 30a m Hol y communron,.and servtce at 7 JO p m Wednesd ay M•ddlepor t, 5th and Main Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m , - ' Choose the Church of Your Choice 810 W. Main ' .RACINE PlANING Mill Bu1ldtng Supplies and Millwork General Contracting Ph. 992-3978 992-5750 BOWER'S RESTAURANT " E. Main St. Pomeroy, 0. VIUAGEandCUT RATE VIUAGE FLOWER SHOP Racine, Ohio Ph 949·3272 THE DAILY SENTINEL ' Devoted Ia the in1erest of the Meigs· Mason area . ', .O'BRIEN ELECJRIC ' . SERVICE;~.. j •, Rt. 2 949-4551 • · ~ , Racine, 0. ·\ •••••-•••••••••.l.i·------..--.--~-.. ,~ I ' I I I V • I ' ' �1 I •, , rrt • (f, I t 1 I , f f • I' 'I I I r r~ r , , , · , , , rrrr I ' 1 ; '1 ' , ' rr r' f ; ' • Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! ' HOUSE in Lon g Bollo m , phon e 985·35?9.-· SIX ROOM house. lJJ' Butternut Ave . Conta ct Ed Hedr ick, 21 37 Wads wo rth Dr ive, Co lumbus. Oh1o, phone 237 · <~3 JJ . 11 -21 -He 4 BEDROOM. bath . & half. utility r oom , built -in kit , hen, wal l to wa ll carpet & garage . Located 1 ~ mile north of Eastern High School. House is alm ost finished and ot hers WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES ZSIGIS OF 5 P. M . Day Belore Publ ication Monday Deadline 9 a.m . Can cel lat ion & Cor rections Will be accepted until 9 a.m . for Day of Publication 3 BEDROOM ranch ly pe home, Arbaugh Addition, Tuppers Plains . All new wif h total ele ct r ic and central air condition ing, bath and J., fully carpe ted , full baseme n t. garag e in basement. See by appointmen t , phone 992-2196 or 991-3585 . Danny Thompson . Finan ci ng avai lab le. 12·30·1fc NEW HAVEN - '""'"' 1967 CHEVELLE MALIBU HT CPE. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN SQ. BACK SEDAN 51095 New r ing joh; clean intenor, good tires, r adio, heater . Sharp black tinish . CHEVROLET IMPALA ; 51495 4 Door H. T. Sedan , local owner. sharp interior. viny l roof & dark blue fini sh, factory air , good w-w !ires, radio & 1967 heater . days . . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Add itional 25c Charge per Adver tisement. OFF!C_~ HOURS 8:30a.m . to 5 00 p.m. Daily , 12: 00 Noon In Memory We ' re tryi ng to be brave, but bedr ooms, liv ing r oom , hal l. Life and Home are not the Two baths. kitchen. dining same ; room , fu l l basement, double Since you were called away . garag e, breeze-way, attached Sadly missed by Mr . and storage space. front porch & Mrs . Edward Miller and dou bl e ba ck pati o. Phone 882 family . Notice A MIRACLE Revival, de· liverance for the whole man ; First Church of God, New Haven, W. Va .; George Oiler , Evangeli st, Februa r y 9, 1972. 7:30 p. m. each Wa lchers IR\ Class Pomeroy w r qe : eveni ng. 2-6-6tc 10-3 -tfc ST ILL target shool, Sunday, SAVE up to one ha lf. Bring your Feb . 13, 1 p. m. Rulland Gun sick TV lo Chuck's TV shop, 151 Butternut Ave ., Pomeroy. Club on New Lima Road . I HAVE cash buyers for homes and farms . John While Really Co., Athens , Oh io now serv ing the Tri -Coun ty Area Call Vera Eblen , Associ ate Rea l lor , 992·3020. 2·10·31c 11 ·2l .lfc Now's Time To FINE dr awings and paintings of your home or fami ly . A gilt that lasts . Call Dav id and Lynn Lynas, 992-6083. ORDER ·FIELD SEEDS 2·11 ·31p SHOOT ING Mat ch , Sun day , Feb. 13. I p.m .. Mil e Hi ll Road . Assor ted Sponsored by American Legion . Meals. Racine SEED CORN Order Now & Save! block home , 4 bedrooms , dining r oom , counfry k i tchen, lots of cabinets, 2 paneled recre'alion rooms, attached g_ang~ , - oyer an acre of ~OM . . OY · ,....... m.t111 hom e with chi ldren from ages 2 to 5, phone 949·4703 . INSTRUCTION in organ and GUN SHOOT, also rifl e matches 2-8·12tc - - -- -- - open sites only, Forked Run Spor tsman Club, Sunday , February 13, 12 noon. 2-9·31c Elementary School. 992·7384 to see . complete select ion of fabrics and vinyl to choose fr om . Pick up and del i ve r y . Slate r Upholstering, RL J, Pomeroy, WILL DO bab ysitli ng in my Jack W. CII'Hy, Mtr. piano , Gerald Hoffner, phone 992·3825. - - -- - Female Help Wanted BE A Lu zier CosmetiCs and Wigs Consultant in your spare lime. No territory res tri ctions . Hi ghest commissions. KOSCOT KOSMET IC S. They're Grea t : over 10 specials this month. Pl ease ca ll 992·51 13 Wan! lo sell or trade your farm? GUN SHOOT, Sunday, Feb. 13, !9/2, 1 p.m. Second place Phone shooter gets a fr ee shot on next. malch. Assorted meats . Rac1ne Gun Club. n .7.tfc 2·10.Jtc .4 bedrooms, nice Why buy new furniture? Have bath, range and ref ., dirling r oom , hardwood floors , cl osets, storage buil ding, full basement, forced air heat. 3 Woodrow T. Zwilling, Prop ., Syracuse, Oh io. I hal ol d mad e new by Sylvia's Uph olslering Shop , Mrs . 2· IO.J0tp lois - $12,000.00. On Page Two The home' buying season came early. This vear we need listings. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates. Ph. 446· 4782. Gall ipolis. John Russell. POMEROY - Business Op. - Ovmer & Operator. 5.12. tic portuni ty - Carry Out Beer and Wine. Excellent location doing good business, reaso ~ SIG NS, poster s, mail boxes and favori te saying ; hand let for sell mg (heal th). just r igh t tered ; In your f~vorite style. for 2 people . . We have buvers so call Cleland's for last action . POMEROY - 2 bedrooms , bath and sh ower. cabinets In ki tchen, furnace, basemen !, large lol, in excellent con di ti on - $7 ,900.00 . HENRY CLELAND REALTOR 2·9 6tc Virgil B. TEAFORD· SR. BrOker 110 Mechanic Street Pomeroy , Ohio VYt rAKE . LISTINGS AN' . WHERE . IN MEIGS COUNTY . RACINE 6 ROOMS - 3 bedroom s. balh, large li ving and din ing rooms . Nearl y new ga s furnd ce . 3ardge. $10,500 .00 . COUNTRY HOME 10 ~CRES - 4 bedroom r anch st y le. Jl ') baths. Hot water heaf , 2 dri ll ed well s. Fou ndatio n for ?nd house MIDDLEPORT 8 ROOMS - 4 bedroom s, ba th , breakfa st nook . Forced a ir furna ce . Ce ntral air. Double garage . $14,500.00. RURAL NICE - 3 bedroom ren ovated h9me. Bath. fur nace . La rge k1t chen. Varage. Cit y water . Sl LOOO .OO. SYRACUSE 4 ROOMS - Full ba seme nt, all utilities. Level lot. Ask ing $2,500.00. RUTLAND NEARLY NEW - 3 bedroom s, modern kitchen , di shwasher, dining r oom . Carpeted t h r o ughout . Basement , carport. MIDDLEPORT CORNER LOT - 3 bedrooms, ba th, larg e li ving and dining rooms. Garage. Near $lores. David Hooker. Rt. 2, Albany , Ohio 45710 I Pagetownt . ].6.JOic SE WIN G MACHINES. Repair service, all makes. 992 -2284. The Fobric Shop, Pom eroy. Authorized Singer Sa les and Serv i ce. We Sha rpen Scissors. 3·29·tfC HARRISON 'S TV and Antenna BA CK HOE AND DOZER work. Service. Phone 992·2522 . Septi c tanks installed . George 6·10.tfc ( Bill) Pullins. Phone 992 ·2478. 4·25-tfc SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller DRY WALL Finisher con · lra clor, R. I. Dubbeld, phone READY·MI X CONCRETE de . 742·5825 . livered right to your project . 2·751c Fast and easy . Free - - - - -- exterior es l ima tes. Ph on~ 992·3284. INTERI OR and pa in ling . R. I. Dubbeld, phone Goeglein Ready · Mix Co . • Middleport, Oh io. 742·5825. 6·30·1fc 2-1·51c - - -- -=-=--- ..,.·= - - - ---- EXPERT Wheel Alignment $5.55 Stop In and See Our Floor Display. 0pen8 Til 5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . COLONIAL AUTO BODY 537 High St. Middleport, Ohio Comp let e body repairs and paintings. glass instal lation . fr ee loan er cars and es timat es, also mechanical repairs , Phone 992 -3793 located at Crossroa ds, Rt . 124. Complete front end service, tune up and brake service . Wheels balanced tr onl ca lly . All 69 ,, 66 68 69 Volkswagen Bug . Volkswagen Bug Volkswagen Bus Ford LTD VI W~ iRE .J(IPANESE 10/ IS MEETING 'J HAZARD RIGWr .• A1'TER AU., AH GOTHLK INTO THIS TH' BLEARIER HER E'IES GITS, AN' TH' REDDER HER NOSE, TH' MORE. ASHAMED AH GITS!! ~--·'/ SCHEMI'. TO GoT Mf\ SWEH PANTS A'WAV FUN\ MISS BLUEBIRD. WORKED nNF: - M E S~ -- - V-8 motor. auto. trans .• P.S. ,, 6 Cylinder. standard trans . WINKLE WE STILL HAVE A FINE SELECTION OF RUPP MINI BIKES ON DISPLAY. . The Used Car Lot with a HART! . NO,IHANKB, !306, I ... I DON'T WANT TO IMPOSE ON YOU . I 'LL ...I'LL CATCH A CAB ! e lec. work Smith Nelson Motors, Inc. · located on S. Rt. 7 500 E. Main St. Chester. 0 . 350 en gine. 4 speed . 1 owner, in excellent cond i t ion ; ca ll 773·5482. 2·6·61p MOBILE HOMES 1220 Washington Blvd. Belpre, Ohio Not much .Nina! I can't afford it! A"'lr~::;;;-::"'-;:: Sweetheait Sale '£ll'11E ilmE AS A "--:-- •, J<:~"'ID! 'MiA1 . ~"Pre~ > ' 1970 Ford ........... only '1995 1970 CORTEZ Silver Vet ; 350· MILLER I I Auto Sales 12' · 14' · 24' · WiDE W~ Service What We Sell Our Word Is Our Bond a" Phone 949 -4892 or 992·5272. J. JO .tl c Pomeroy, Ohio GASOLINE ALLEY · · - - -- - - '63 OLDS 98 - '64 Dodge pickup ; 318 engi ne, '6 1 Sludebaker, V-8, Std., '64 Studebaker, V-8. automatic; for parts . Ernest Ward, 742· 4289, Dexler. · 2· 1Q.Jic M'uslang, 2 dr . H. T.. Fasl Back , all while with blue bucket sea ts, 302 eng ine, J speed on the fl oor. Here Js a sharp car. Buy thi s one for your Valentine . 1968 Olds........... now •1795 ·~MD TO THINK THAT I ··· (SOB)-·· Cutlass "S" 2 dr . H. T., a ll white wi th blue buc.kef seals, v~ 8. aut o. , P.S.• P. B., factory air . Local one owner. Come & TRUSlED WAA6UCKS~! get th is one for those hot su mm er da ys ahead. Was $1995. 1968 Buick ..... :.... only '1695 Wildcal4 Dr. H.T. Bron ze with tan vinyl t op. This car is in perfect shape & has facto ry air & ready to go. Get thi s one for your vacation . II. Attractive 7. Anecdol.l SB. Snoop ft. English 10. Stopping school a practice · DOWN 11. Gist 1. Thing IZ. Film shot forbidden IS. Byron !.Operatic Great Cars Make .Great Deals Gal. 500 2 dr . H.T. This must be one of lhe cleanest 67 Fords in town , V.8, au lo., P.S. & P.B. 1966 v.w.............. only '795 Real nice V.W. Auctioneer Phone 949·3821 Racine, Ohio Crill Bradlord s.J.tlc USED CARS The Orchid Room 240 Lincoln St. Middleport, Ohio Dba Anthony Plumbing a complete Home Maintenance Service the year around . No matter what your need . Complete roof or spout ing repair . Interior or e_x t erior carpen t ry . Ceiling tile and Paneling and Sid ing . Complete Plumbing & Heating. We have Day Number 992.255 0 · We _have 2.4 hr. emergency servtce . Make reserv ation s for your private parties, banquets, special occasions . Ideal for meeting place with or without kitche n privileges . Indi vidua l Ca teri ng Will seat up to !SO people. Phone 992-3975 992 -5786 We specia lize in auto gla ss on th e spot installation . Mirrors . Table Tops • Plate Glass . Small home repairs screens . storm windows repaired. 992-SBOJ- 742-394) .. 2-3898 - 742-4761 We are fully insured. FREE ESTIMATE FOUR NEW HOMES OPEN FOR INSPECTION ONE HOME IN RACINE TWO HOM ES IN SYRACUSE ONE 110ME INMoDDLEPORT NO MONEY DOWN 100 PCT. FINANCING AVAILABLE A 3 bedroom $16.900.00 home can be purchased with a monthly payment as low as S65.00 for a family with a base 70 Maverick 2 Dr., 6 cyl., std.. ........... 1595 69 Ford XL Convertible, air .................11695 69 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, air................ •2695 69 Pontiac Bonneville 2 Dr. H.T., air .......12595 68 Dodge Polara 2 Door H.T.............. !1495 67 Olds 88·H.T. Coupe, air.................11295 . 67 Olds 88 Holiday Coupe ................. 11095 ALL KINDS OF GLASS For Every Purpose , Point Pleasant & Ma son AUTO GLASS AI Conard, Mgr. Phone 304-773·5710 Rout&J3 Mason , W. Va . sa lar y of $5 ,90().00 and three ch ildren. 7' ~ Pet. annual percentage rate. 66 Olds 88 4 Door .......................... !895 .6 Mercury Sta. Wagon, V.S auto........... .'795 I 66 Buick LaSabre 4 Door, air.............. '995 65 Oldsmobile 98 4 Door ................... ~795 I 65 Mercury Station Wagon, air .............. '695 ' ' .65 Dodge Dart 4 Dr., .6 c~.• std ............ 1395 66 Comet 2 Dr. H.T., V.S std................'695 60 Pontiac 4 Door Sedan ..................... '95 From the largest Bulldozer Radiator to lhe ::h ing, camping , and home Smallest Heater Core . ' Nalhan Biggs Radiator Specialist SMITH NELSON CALL BILL NELSON, 992.3657 HILTON WOLF E. 9~9-3211 TOM CROW, 992·2580 DALE DUTTON, '192·2Sl4 ,. MOTORS.· INC. .. -T~ FUGtTIV!S DRIVE TJ.IEIR Karr & Van Zandt " You'll ~ike Our Qual it\• Way of Doing Business " · . 992 -5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY ()p ~ n Evenings Until.~ :oo- Til 5 PM. Sa!. ~l form four ordinary wordo. f .'W.Ul'.'i \ 16. Servants• 16. re-:trllo· ldeine Nachtmu- 4. Certain ~:J': L.....;,.V~EHICL.~E-~lj UIIICramble theH four Jumblea. one letttr to eadl oquare, to "- Penny Opera" · lOng lodge member See Bill Nelson. Ron Smith, Ceward Calve; !, or Ed Bartels. Open Even"ings Till 7 P.M. Sat. Till 5 P.M. Service Till12 Noon on Sat. 1 19. Mozart's I. "Three '395 Specials. We Still Have 3 Cars For '395. 1963 Buick 1962 Chev. Wag. & 1964 Ol~s ------ ALL WEATHER ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION.& PLUMBING CO. poem , solo Complete Service ~lg~~;-1/,J:::H-'c e:•r· 1967 Ford. .......... only '1195 - - - -- - FURNITURE OR BROWN E'fl:S. 1 68 GMC Pickup Truck Phone 992-2174 Ph. 985-4100 Reasonable c. BRADFORD, HEAD WnH awE, GREEN PETECTIVE 69 Chev. o/• ton Pickup Truck USED CARS 7·27·1fc . and quilt.Weneea lik" ll. Mobile 5.Agee- meat I. Penlt11ula IS. state cente.tlml II I I U.Towmk U.Numerl· cal ending U.JUDior dnll S8. Temrla home ZZ.lOO ofAala l<.'l'.'iOOI' PAL!~ UP IN THE MOUNTAINS. · point U . Se!Jalble 8 Smith Nelson Motors, Inc. 500 E. Main St. Ph. 992-2-174 J•mloiHo DIITT Pomeroy, Ohio l'r.ter~••'• ' LEGAL NOTICE AIT$5 THIS 15 A LE1TER TO M155 HELEN 5Wf615TOR~ . Nellie Pierce. Administratrix of th . Estate of Harold Ward, Deceased, hereb e offers for sale the contents of the grocery stor~ formerly owned by Harold Ward in the V"ll of Langsville·. O'Jio. which are apprais~d~·~~ $3627 ·?8, the real estate on which the rcicer store ts now located together with the hg .Y . La "II ,.,._. ouse tn . ngsvl .e. vou.o, the grocery slore real est at IS appr.aJsed ~t $2,000.00 ·and the house i~ Langsvtlle. O'ito, is appraised al $3 000 00 in t~fe~~~~aySpble red~delved separately o~ s~le · en t · opportunity fo chaser to ta~e o~er thrivjng business'w~iU:h ~ould grqw tn yrew of tHe proximity to th . futheas!ern Ohto Coa l Mining Oper;~tion Fo~ m ormaho~ pertaining to 1/le above co~tact the undersigned, telephone -number 614-7425195 or contact· Crow, Crow & Po t . A torneys at law. Pom~roy, Ohlo .at 614:9:~:513~:, Nell1e Pierce, Administratrix . of lhe Eslate of Harold Ward, IEHELD DEAR MISS s~EET5TOR<r'... IT OCCURRED 1ll ME,THAT 1'10 ONE , HAS EI'ER WRITIEN THE 5TilR'I OF 'iOlJIWFLI lo .DAILY CRYPTOCIUOTE-Here's how to work It: AXYDLIAAXR II One letter •imply standa for another. In' this sample A is apostrophe•. the len&th and formation of the lvord• are all hints. Each da~ the eod~ letters are dllferent, . A cintapa• Qntatloa MNKS ·JV OCSVCS, TOSJ NVS LV NOQV WV' SJV SJV TflEREFOO:, I PLAN To Vl'51i 'fOUFOR A FEW IIIEEKS IO I'ECOME AC(lJJAINTED, AND TO 6ATflER ii'IFORMATION ABOUT '(OUR LIFE AND CAREER •.. .TVFl SJ~CH 0 LVFCS.- EKJC HGVVCNVFQ TJOSSOVG Y~'s CrJJilo<laele: THOSE WHO ·WORK MOST FOR THE WORLD'S ADVANCEMENT ARE THE ONES WHO DE- Dtctased. IIAND THE LEAST.-HENRY DOHEIITY Ph. "2-2174 1 (0 IJ'IIICinc Fta111HI B:radl<ollo, I'!",) ~ ' ____________ ' ' ~~----~~------------------------~'--~--~------ -··----~ oo 50 ... S~OULD LIKE • I LONGFELLOW oued for the three L's, X for the ,two O's, etc. Sin1le letters, PUIHII \ Antwf"rl .~I tlu• l1ollom ttf 141U"f'Pt114/nl ~nnltoni"'f - SEEDS f>l'-'\11., ..~~~....~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--..w.~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~....--~~~--~~----~~--~~----._--------~----~·~1--~--~--~~~~----~•.~--~~~~~·~-------··'·-·----~~----_:..______~~-LI' I DE6CRI8E HER, DOWN ON TilE lJ'L ABNER 70 Ford Pickup Truck INC~ RIGGS BROS., rates . Phone 992·3213. $10,000.00 . RIVER FRONTAGE 1200 FEET - For boat laun. sfies. Dr illed welt. BUY BEFOR'E THE SPRING RUSH . HELEN L. TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE 992·3325 992 ·2371 · · 2-6·6tc ~OU~E~~OCRS~--~======~--~~----~====~~-r~~~~~ ' \ SEE: RAY RIGGS, AL ZEIGLER O'DELL WHEEL alighmenf - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto . •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 6·15·1fc OFFICE SUPPLIES , WOULI> V01J !<NOW $1495: : Four speed. Special this week. :· 2·11·tfC guaranteed . . •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Sa nitati on, Stewart Ohio. Ph . 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy t SHE'S A BLONDE, . OR RED- ~NETrE Small V'B 4 speed. 60 Ford T-Bird .......... ,....... '595 2966 , POMEROY HOME & AUTO S ~ ood'us CLA'l"l'ER 69 Coronet, (red & ready) Automatic trans . · 60Xl2, ·2-bedroom , a ll -electr ic, FOR THE BEST deal in new air co nditioned, 8x20 ft . Por ch or used mobile home, try and a luminum awning, Kanauga Mobile Home Sa les, a lum i num sk irting , com Kanauga , Oh io. pletely setup . Beautiful 12·11·90lc IJcation. Owner leaving sta te. 662·3035. >. l 63 Chev. Pickup Truck Mobile Homes For Sale AiJ TOMOB IL E insurance Ut:~n cancelled? Lo st your operator's license? Call 992- ,2..-11 t'l l'm ... llb\, !oo , T ••. • ... \1 \. .... lllt 6 Cylinder. 4 speed. 66 Ford Fairlane ..............'795 More Oassifieds Call Cleland's. RACINE - . Automatic trans. 2·ll ·61C 2·8·11C . V-8, auto. tr ans.. power steering. power brakes, deluxe. 68 Chevrolet ..s.~~.~~:-~~~.: •1395 Phone 773·5480. for any information , Brown 's. ~"\J • :69 Mustang Mach 1 Business Services qround - $19,900.00. 6 Cyl., aufo. fran s Factory air . phone 992 -3617. 1·11 ·31p air furnace. Near Pomeroy. Seven r oom 68 Comet 2 Door H.T. '1095 envelope lo F. Ur ibe, Box 36. Albany, Ohio, 45710. J.6.lfc SERVI Ct, '='0 Auto . trans., P.S. , P. B. . factory air. 68 Mercury Parklane '1395 2·3·10tp I WILL nol be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself . Signed: Earl R. Arix, Rac ine, . Real Estate For Sale - · dressinQ and stuf f ing en velopes?" Rush self -stamped UPHOL STER ING FERTILIZER 2·11 ·21c Office 992·2259 Till• :00 Sundays & Evenings992-2568 WE WOULD LIKE TO SEL L YOUR PROPERTY FOR NICE 2.story home wi th full YOU . basement, 2 lots , new for ced SYRACUSE Long bed. WANT WORK. at home ad · Notice Ohio. Cleland Realty . 67 Ford % T. Pickup..... !1295 Weight 1 2·11 -61p 2 11 ·21p in Watchers IR! , 1863 Section Rd., Cincinnati , Ohio 45237. 2993. Creek ; 11. 2 mi les from Easlern High Sc hool ; 24 acres creek bottom ; 24 acres hill pasture land ; approximately 56 acres young limber ; 5 room moder n house ; fuel oil heat ; 2 car garage ; almost new ; ph one Coolville 667 -6129 . ~:::..:~-- long bt;d. overweight lad ies. teens and men interested in a Weight • HARfS : 1( ' ~fe· 71 Dodge Demon 340 4 Sp. 69 Ford % T. Pickup .... !1595 ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT · ... ...._et . e' (,ot•· 8 x36 $}295 Bath, Furnace ........ Notice ••• • •••.• •• ~~: SAVI OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. f'PMEROY, OHIO BLIND ADS ,, 57 MARLIDE · HOUSE TRAILER 3 Bedroom .Pomeroy Motor Co• $1.50 for 50 word minim um Each additiona l word 2c . 8: 30 a .m . to Saturday . 11395 327 engine. 4 speed trans .. clean Interior & good tires . ' Med. grn . fini sh. Nice. RATES Modern 3· FEBRUARY aga in is here, The bedroom bri ck house . House sa ddes t m onth of all the year ; is pane led . carpeted 104 ACRE farm on Shade OUR .LOW, LOW PRICES! REGULATIONS The Publ isher reserves the r ight to ed it or reiect any ads deemed object ional. The publisher will not be r es ponsible for more than one incorrect insertion . ., . Motor Co. IUALITY For Want Ad Serv ice 5 cents per Word one insertion Minimum Charge 75c being buill. Call 985·3598. 12 cents per word three 1-21 -JOtc consecut ive insertions. 18 cents per word six con HOUSE , 1641 Lincoln He ights . secutive insertions . Call Danny Thonipson . 992 15 Per Cent Discount on pa id ads and ~ds paid within 10 2196. 7 16 ttc fo(t r B- The fl:liiy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Feb. II, 1972 Real Estate For Sale I ' P.S. BEFORE I ARRIVE, l'lEASE LOCK UP '(OUR CATS ! I I �1 I •, , rrt • (f, I t 1 I , f f • I' 'I I I r r~ r , , , · , , , rrrr I ' 1 ; '1 ' , ' rr r' f ; ' • Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! ' HOUSE in Lon g Bollo m , phon e 985·35?9.-· SIX ROOM house. lJJ' Butternut Ave . Conta ct Ed Hedr ick, 21 37 Wads wo rth Dr ive, Co lumbus. Oh1o, phone 237 · <~3 JJ . 11 -21 -He 4 BEDROOM. bath . & half. utility r oom , built -in kit , hen, wal l to wa ll carpet & garage . Located 1 ~ mile north of Eastern High School. House is alm ost finished and ot hers WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES ZSIGIS OF 5 P. M . Day Belore Publ ication Monday Deadline 9 a.m . Can cel lat ion & Cor rections Will be accepted until 9 a.m . for Day of Publication 3 BEDROOM ranch ly pe home, Arbaugh Addition, Tuppers Plains . All new wif h total ele ct r ic and central air condition ing, bath and J., fully carpe ted , full baseme n t. garag e in basement. See by appointmen t , phone 992-2196 or 991-3585 . Danny Thompson . Finan ci ng avai lab le. 12·30·1fc NEW HAVEN - '""'"' 1967 CHEVELLE MALIBU HT CPE. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN SQ. BACK SEDAN 51095 New r ing joh; clean intenor, good tires, r adio, heater . Sharp black tinish . CHEVROLET IMPALA ; 51495 4 Door H. T. Sedan , local owner. sharp interior. viny l roof & dark blue fini sh, factory air , good w-w !ires, radio & 1967 heater . days . . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Add itional 25c Charge per Adver tisement. OFF!C_~ HOURS 8:30a.m . to 5 00 p.m. Daily , 12: 00 Noon In Memory We ' re tryi ng to be brave, but bedr ooms, liv ing r oom , hal l. Life and Home are not the Two baths. kitchen. dining same ; room , fu l l basement, double Since you were called away . garag e, breeze-way, attached Sadly missed by Mr . and storage space. front porch & Mrs . Edward Miller and dou bl e ba ck pati o. Phone 882 family . Notice A MIRACLE Revival, de· liverance for the whole man ; First Church of God, New Haven, W. Va .; George Oiler , Evangeli st, Februa r y 9, 1972. 7:30 p. m. each Wa lchers IR\ Class Pomeroy w r qe : eveni ng. 2-6-6tc 10-3 -tfc ST ILL target shool, Sunday, SAVE up to one ha lf. Bring your Feb . 13, 1 p. m. Rulland Gun sick TV lo Chuck's TV shop, 151 Butternut Ave ., Pomeroy. Club on New Lima Road . I HAVE cash buyers for homes and farms . John While Really Co., Athens , Oh io now serv ing the Tri -Coun ty Area Call Vera Eblen , Associ ate Rea l lor , 992·3020. 2·10·31c 11 ·2l .lfc Now's Time To FINE dr awings and paintings of your home or fami ly . A gilt that lasts . Call Dav id and Lynn Lynas, 992-6083. ORDER ·FIELD SEEDS 2·11 ·31p SHOOT ING Mat ch , Sun day , Feb. 13. I p.m .. Mil e Hi ll Road . Assor ted Sponsored by American Legion . Meals. Racine SEED CORN Order Now & Save! block home , 4 bedrooms , dining r oom , counfry k i tchen, lots of cabinets, 2 paneled recre'alion rooms, attached g_ang~ , - oyer an acre of ~OM . . OY · ,....... m.t111 hom e with chi ldren from ages 2 to 5, phone 949·4703 . INSTRUCTION in organ and GUN SHOOT, also rifl e matches 2-8·12tc - - -- -- - open sites only, Forked Run Spor tsman Club, Sunday , February 13, 12 noon. 2-9·31c Elementary School. 992·7384 to see . complete select ion of fabrics and vinyl to choose fr om . Pick up and del i ve r y . Slate r Upholstering, RL J, Pomeroy, WILL DO bab ysitli ng in my Jack W. CII'Hy, Mtr. piano , Gerald Hoffner, phone 992·3825. - - -- - Female Help Wanted BE A Lu zier CosmetiCs and Wigs Consultant in your spare lime. No territory res tri ctions . Hi ghest commissions. KOSCOT KOSMET IC S. They're Grea t : over 10 specials this month. Pl ease ca ll 992·51 13 Wan! lo sell or trade your farm? GUN SHOOT, Sunday, Feb. 13, !9/2, 1 p.m. Second place Phone shooter gets a fr ee shot on next. malch. Assorted meats . Rac1ne Gun Club. n .7.tfc 2·10.Jtc .4 bedrooms, nice Why buy new furniture? Have bath, range and ref ., dirling r oom , hardwood floors , cl osets, storage buil ding, full basement, forced air heat. 3 Woodrow T. Zwilling, Prop ., Syracuse, Oh io. I hal ol d mad e new by Sylvia's Uph olslering Shop , Mrs . 2· IO.J0tp lois - $12,000.00. On Page Two The home' buying season came early. This vear we need listings. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates. Ph. 446· 4782. Gall ipolis. John Russell. POMEROY - Business Op. - Ovmer & Operator. 5.12. tic portuni ty - Carry Out Beer and Wine. Excellent location doing good business, reaso ~ SIG NS, poster s, mail boxes and favori te saying ; hand let for sell mg (heal th). just r igh t tered ; In your f~vorite style. for 2 people . . We have buvers so call Cleland's for last action . POMEROY - 2 bedrooms , bath and sh ower. cabinets In ki tchen, furnace, basemen !, large lol, in excellent con di ti on - $7 ,900.00 . HENRY CLELAND REALTOR 2·9 6tc Virgil B. TEAFORD· SR. BrOker 110 Mechanic Street Pomeroy , Ohio VYt rAKE . LISTINGS AN' . WHERE . IN MEIGS COUNTY . RACINE 6 ROOMS - 3 bedroom s. balh, large li ving and din ing rooms . Nearl y new ga s furnd ce . 3ardge. $10,500 .00 . COUNTRY HOME 10 ~CRES - 4 bedroom r anch st y le. Jl ') baths. Hot water heaf , 2 dri ll ed well s. Fou ndatio n for ?nd house MIDDLEPORT 8 ROOMS - 4 bedroom s, ba th , breakfa st nook . Forced a ir furna ce . Ce ntral air. Double garage . $14,500.00. RURAL NICE - 3 bedroom ren ovated h9me. Bath. fur nace . La rge k1t chen. Varage. Cit y water . Sl LOOO .OO. SYRACUSE 4 ROOMS - Full ba seme nt, all utilities. Level lot. Ask ing $2,500.00. RUTLAND NEARLY NEW - 3 bedroom s, modern kitchen , di shwasher, dining r oom . Carpeted t h r o ughout . Basement , carport. MIDDLEPORT CORNER LOT - 3 bedrooms, ba th, larg e li ving and dining rooms. Garage. Near $lores. David Hooker. Rt. 2, Albany , Ohio 45710 I Pagetownt . ].6.JOic SE WIN G MACHINES. Repair service, all makes. 992 -2284. The Fobric Shop, Pom eroy. Authorized Singer Sa les and Serv i ce. We Sha rpen Scissors. 3·29·tfC HARRISON 'S TV and Antenna BA CK HOE AND DOZER work. Service. Phone 992·2522 . Septi c tanks installed . George 6·10.tfc ( Bill) Pullins. Phone 992 ·2478. 4·25-tfc SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller DRY WALL Finisher con · lra clor, R. I. Dubbeld, phone READY·MI X CONCRETE de . 742·5825 . livered right to your project . 2·751c Fast and easy . Free - - - - -- exterior es l ima tes. Ph on~ 992·3284. INTERI OR and pa in ling . R. I. Dubbeld, phone Goeglein Ready · Mix Co . • Middleport, Oh io. 742·5825. 6·30·1fc 2-1·51c - - -- -=-=--- ..,.·= - - - ---- EXPERT Wheel Alignment $5.55 Stop In and See Our Floor Display. 0pen8 Til 5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . COLONIAL AUTO BODY 537 High St. Middleport, Ohio Comp let e body repairs and paintings. glass instal lation . fr ee loan er cars and es timat es, also mechanical repairs , Phone 992 -3793 located at Crossroa ds, Rt . 124. Complete front end service, tune up and brake service . Wheels balanced tr onl ca lly . All 69 ,, 66 68 69 Volkswagen Bug . Volkswagen Bug Volkswagen Bus Ford LTD VI W~ iRE .J(IPANESE 10/ IS MEETING 'J HAZARD RIGWr .• A1'TER AU., AH GOTHLK INTO THIS TH' BLEARIER HER E'IES GITS, AN' TH' REDDER HER NOSE, TH' MORE. ASHAMED AH GITS!! ~--·'/ SCHEMI'. TO GoT Mf\ SWEH PANTS A'WAV FUN\ MISS BLUEBIRD. WORKED nNF: - M E S~ -- - V-8 motor. auto. trans .• P.S. ,, 6 Cylinder. standard trans . WINKLE WE STILL HAVE A FINE SELECTION OF RUPP MINI BIKES ON DISPLAY. . The Used Car Lot with a HART! . NO,IHANKB, !306, I ... I DON'T WANT TO IMPOSE ON YOU . I 'LL ...I'LL CATCH A CAB ! e lec. work Smith Nelson Motors, Inc. · located on S. Rt. 7 500 E. Main St. Chester. 0 . 350 en gine. 4 speed . 1 owner, in excellent cond i t ion ; ca ll 773·5482. 2·6·61p MOBILE HOMES 1220 Washington Blvd. Belpre, Ohio Not much .Nina! I can't afford it! A"'lr~::;;;-::"'-;:: Sweetheait Sale '£ll'11E ilmE AS A "--:-- •, J<:~"'ID! 'MiA1 . ~"Pre~ > ' 1970 Ford ........... only '1995 1970 CORTEZ Silver Vet ; 350· MILLER I I Auto Sales 12' · 14' · 24' · WiDE W~ Service What We Sell Our Word Is Our Bond a" Phone 949 -4892 or 992·5272. J. JO .tl c Pomeroy, Ohio GASOLINE ALLEY · · - - -- - - '63 OLDS 98 - '64 Dodge pickup ; 318 engi ne, '6 1 Sludebaker, V-8, Std., '64 Studebaker, V-8. automatic; for parts . Ernest Ward, 742· 4289, Dexler. · 2· 1Q.Jic M'uslang, 2 dr . H. T.. Fasl Back , all while with blue bucket sea ts, 302 eng ine, J speed on the fl oor. Here Js a sharp car. Buy thi s one for your Valentine . 1968 Olds........... now •1795 ·~MD TO THINK THAT I ··· (SOB)-·· Cutlass "S" 2 dr . H. T., a ll white wi th blue buc.kef seals, v~ 8. aut o. , P.S.• P. B., factory air . Local one owner. Come & TRUSlED WAA6UCKS~! get th is one for those hot su mm er da ys ahead. Was $1995. 1968 Buick ..... :.... only '1695 Wildcal4 Dr. H.T. Bron ze with tan vinyl t op. This car is in perfect shape & has facto ry air & ready to go. Get thi s one for your vacation . II. Attractive 7. Anecdol.l SB. Snoop ft. English 10. Stopping school a practice · DOWN 11. Gist 1. Thing IZ. Film shot forbidden IS. Byron !.Operatic Great Cars Make .Great Deals Gal. 500 2 dr . H.T. This must be one of lhe cleanest 67 Fords in town , V.8, au lo., P.S. & P.B. 1966 v.w.............. only '795 Real nice V.W. Auctioneer Phone 949·3821 Racine, Ohio Crill Bradlord s.J.tlc USED CARS The Orchid Room 240 Lincoln St. Middleport, Ohio Dba Anthony Plumbing a complete Home Maintenance Service the year around . No matter what your need . Complete roof or spout ing repair . Interior or e_x t erior carpen t ry . Ceiling tile and Paneling and Sid ing . Complete Plumbing & Heating. We have Day Number 992.255 0 · We _have 2.4 hr. emergency servtce . Make reserv ation s for your private parties, banquets, special occasions . Ideal for meeting place with or without kitche n privileges . Indi vidua l Ca teri ng Will seat up to !SO people. Phone 992-3975 992 -5786 We specia lize in auto gla ss on th e spot installation . Mirrors . Table Tops • Plate Glass . Small home repairs screens . storm windows repaired. 992-SBOJ- 742-394) .. 2-3898 - 742-4761 We are fully insured. FREE ESTIMATE FOUR NEW HOMES OPEN FOR INSPECTION ONE HOME IN RACINE TWO HOM ES IN SYRACUSE ONE 110ME INMoDDLEPORT NO MONEY DOWN 100 PCT. FINANCING AVAILABLE A 3 bedroom $16.900.00 home can be purchased with a monthly payment as low as S65.00 for a family with a base 70 Maverick 2 Dr., 6 cyl., std.. ........... 1595 69 Ford XL Convertible, air .................11695 69 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, air................ •2695 69 Pontiac Bonneville 2 Dr. H.T., air .......12595 68 Dodge Polara 2 Door H.T.............. !1495 67 Olds 88·H.T. Coupe, air.................11295 . 67 Olds 88 Holiday Coupe ................. 11095 ALL KINDS OF GLASS For Every Purpose , Point Pleasant & Ma son AUTO GLASS AI Conard, Mgr. Phone 304-773·5710 Rout&J3 Mason , W. Va . sa lar y of $5 ,90().00 and three ch ildren. 7' ~ Pet. annual percentage rate. 66 Olds 88 4 Door .......................... !895 .6 Mercury Sta. Wagon, V.S auto........... .'795 I 66 Buick LaSabre 4 Door, air.............. '995 65 Oldsmobile 98 4 Door ................... ~795 I 65 Mercury Station Wagon, air .............. '695 ' ' .65 Dodge Dart 4 Dr., .6 c~.• std ............ 1395 66 Comet 2 Dr. H.T., V.S std................'695 60 Pontiac 4 Door Sedan ..................... '95 From the largest Bulldozer Radiator to lhe ::h ing, camping , and home Smallest Heater Core . ' Nalhan Biggs Radiator Specialist SMITH NELSON CALL BILL NELSON, 992.3657 HILTON WOLF E. 9~9-3211 TOM CROW, 992·2580 DALE DUTTON, '192·2Sl4 ,. MOTORS.· INC. .. -T~ FUGtTIV!S DRIVE TJ.IEIR Karr & Van Zandt " You'll ~ike Our Qual it\• Way of Doing Business " · . 992 -5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY ()p ~ n Evenings Until.~ :oo- Til 5 PM. Sa!. ~l form four ordinary wordo. f .'W.Ul'.'i \ 16. Servants• 16. re-:trllo· ldeine Nachtmu- 4. Certain ~:J': L.....;,.V~EHICL.~E-~lj UIIICramble theH four Jumblea. one letttr to eadl oquare, to "- Penny Opera" · lOng lodge member See Bill Nelson. Ron Smith, Ceward Calve; !, or Ed Bartels. Open Even"ings Till 7 P.M. Sat. Till 5 P.M. Service Till12 Noon on Sat. 1 19. Mozart's I. "Three '395 Specials. We Still Have 3 Cars For '395. 1963 Buick 1962 Chev. Wag. & 1964 Ol~s ------ ALL WEATHER ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION.& PLUMBING CO. poem , solo Complete Service ~lg~~;-1/,J:::H-'c e:•r· 1967 Ford. .......... only '1195 - - - -- - FURNITURE OR BROWN E'fl:S. 1 68 GMC Pickup Truck Phone 992-2174 Ph. 985-4100 Reasonable c. BRADFORD, HEAD WnH awE, GREEN PETECTIVE 69 Chev. o/• ton Pickup Truck USED CARS 7·27·1fc . and quilt.Weneea lik" ll. Mobile 5.Agee- meat I. Penlt11ula IS. state cente.tlml II I I U.Towmk U.Numerl· cal ending U.JUDior dnll S8. Temrla home ZZ.lOO ofAala l<.'l'.'iOOI' PAL!~ UP IN THE MOUNTAINS. · point U . Se!Jalble 8 Smith Nelson Motors, Inc. 500 E. Main St. Ph. 992-2-174 J•mloiHo DIITT Pomeroy, Ohio l'r.ter~••'• ' LEGAL NOTICE AIT$5 THIS 15 A LE1TER TO M155 HELEN 5Wf615TOR~ . Nellie Pierce. Administratrix of th . Estate of Harold Ward, Deceased, hereb e offers for sale the contents of the grocery stor~ formerly owned by Harold Ward in the V"ll of Langsville·. O'Jio. which are apprais~d~·~~ $3627 ·?8, the real estate on which the rcicer store ts now located together with the hg .Y . La "II ,.,._. ouse tn . ngsvl .e. vou.o, the grocery slore real est at IS appr.aJsed ~t $2,000.00 ·and the house i~ Langsvtlle. O'ito, is appraised al $3 000 00 in t~fe~~~~aySpble red~delved separately o~ s~le · en t · opportunity fo chaser to ta~e o~er thrivjng business'w~iU:h ~ould grqw tn yrew of tHe proximity to th . futheas!ern Ohto Coa l Mining Oper;~tion Fo~ m ormaho~ pertaining to 1/le above co~tact the undersigned, telephone -number 614-7425195 or contact· Crow, Crow & Po t . A torneys at law. Pom~roy, Ohlo .at 614:9:~:513~:, Nell1e Pierce, Administratrix . of lhe Eslate of Harold Ward, IEHELD DEAR MISS s~EET5TOR<r'... IT OCCURRED 1ll ME,THAT 1'10 ONE , HAS EI'ER WRITIEN THE 5TilR'I OF 'iOlJIWFLI lo .DAILY CRYPTOCIUOTE-Here's how to work It: AXYDLIAAXR II One letter •imply standa for another. In' this sample A is apostrophe•. the len&th and formation of the lvord• are all hints. Each da~ the eod~ letters are dllferent, . A cintapa• Qntatloa MNKS ·JV OCSVCS, TOSJ NVS LV NOQV WV' SJV SJV TflEREFOO:, I PLAN To Vl'51i 'fOUFOR A FEW IIIEEKS IO I'ECOME AC(lJJAINTED, AND TO 6ATflER ii'IFORMATION ABOUT '(OUR LIFE AND CAREER •.. .TVFl SJ~CH 0 LVFCS.- EKJC HGVVCNVFQ TJOSSOVG Y~'s CrJJilo<laele: THOSE WHO ·WORK MOST FOR THE WORLD'S ADVANCEMENT ARE THE ONES WHO DE- Dtctased. IIAND THE LEAST.-HENRY DOHEIITY Ph. "2-2174 1 (0 IJ'IIICinc Fta111HI B:radl<ollo, I'!",) ~ ' ____________ ' ' ~~----~~------------------------~'--~--~------ -··----~ oo 50 ... S~OULD LIKE • I LONGFELLOW oued for the three L's, X for the ,two O's, etc. Sin1le letters, PUIHII \ Antwf"rl .~I tlu• l1ollom ttf 141U"f'Pt114/nl ~nnltoni"'f - SEEDS f>l'-'\11., ..~~~....~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--..w.~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~....--~~~--~~----~~--~~----._--------~----~·~1--~--~--~~~~----~•.~--~~~~~·~-------··'·-·----~~----_:..______~~-LI' I DE6CRI8E HER, DOWN ON TilE lJ'L ABNER 70 Ford Pickup Truck INC~ RIGGS BROS., rates . Phone 992·3213. $10,000.00 . RIVER FRONTAGE 1200 FEET - For boat laun. sfies. Dr illed welt. BUY BEFOR'E THE SPRING RUSH . HELEN L. TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE 992·3325 992 ·2371 · · 2-6·6tc ~OU~E~~OCRS~--~======~--~~----~====~~-r~~~~~ ' \ SEE: RAY RIGGS, AL ZEIGLER O'DELL WHEEL alighmenf - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto . •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 6·15·1fc OFFICE SUPPLIES , WOULI> V01J !<NOW $1495: : Four speed. Special this week. :· 2·11·tfC guaranteed . . •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Sa nitati on, Stewart Ohio. Ph . 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy t SHE'S A BLONDE, . OR RED- ~NETrE Small V'B 4 speed. 60 Ford T-Bird .......... ,....... '595 2966 , POMEROY HOME & AUTO S ~ ood'us CLA'l"l'ER 69 Coronet, (red & ready) Automatic trans . · 60Xl2, ·2-bedroom , a ll -electr ic, FOR THE BEST deal in new air co nditioned, 8x20 ft . Por ch or used mobile home, try and a luminum awning, Kanauga Mobile Home Sa les, a lum i num sk irting , com Kanauga , Oh io. pletely setup . Beautiful 12·11·90lc IJcation. Owner leaving sta te. 662·3035. >. l 63 Chev. Pickup Truck Mobile Homes For Sale AiJ TOMOB IL E insurance Ut:~n cancelled? Lo st your operator's license? Call 992- ,2..-11 t'l l'm ... llb\, !oo , T ••. • ... \1 \. .... lllt 6 Cylinder. 4 speed. 66 Ford Fairlane ..............'795 More Oassifieds Call Cleland's. RACINE - . Automatic trans. 2·ll ·61C 2·8·11C . V-8, auto. tr ans.. power steering. power brakes, deluxe. 68 Chevrolet ..s.~~.~~:-~~~.: •1395 Phone 773·5480. for any information , Brown 's. ~"\J • :69 Mustang Mach 1 Business Services qround - $19,900.00. 6 Cyl., aufo. fran s Factory air . phone 992 -3617. 1·11 ·31p air furnace. Near Pomeroy. Seven r oom 68 Comet 2 Door H.T. '1095 envelope lo F. Ur ibe, Box 36. Albany, Ohio, 45710. J.6.lfc SERVI Ct, '='0 Auto . trans., P.S. , P. B. . factory air. 68 Mercury Parklane '1395 2·3·10tp I WILL nol be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself . Signed: Earl R. Arix, Rac ine, . 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Call Danny Thonipson . 992 15 Per Cent Discount on pa id ads and ~ds paid within 10 2196. 7 16 ttc fo(t r B- The fl:liiy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Feb. II, 1972 Real Estate For Sale I ' P.S. BEFORE I ARRIVE, l'lEASE LOCK UP '(OUR CATS ! I I �' • .. 10 - The D"ilY Sentll!l!l, Middle pori-Pomeroy, 0 .. Feb. 11, ltl2 .I . • Air War Hotter ••- .Eagle Frosh Win 43 to 35 . SAIGON (UP[)- The United states stepped up the air war over South Vietnam today for the third consecutive day although the level of fighting lessened . The South Vietnamese reported a unit of its troops killed 40 Viet Cong in lreaking the siege of an outpost in the Central Highlands. The U.S. command reported two ambushes against American truck convoys, one of which wounded a GI. Thailand-based BS2 bo!Dbers flew eight missions in South Vietnam in the 24 hours ended at noon today, the most since Sept. 9 and U.S. righterbombers carried out 100 straf- lng runs which Wl\8 two sllort of the 102 flown Aug. IS. ; With the air war over South Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia already at Its highest level in six months the signs Pointed to a temporary resumption of bombing North Vietnam as well in' order to blunt a longpredicU!d Communist offensive timed for President NixOn's visit to Peking Feb. 21-28. A principal question was whether Nixon would consider a resumption of the bombing an embarrassment in it.lelf on the eve of his Peking visit. In' at least 23 significant incidents across South Vietnam in the 24 hours ended at 6 a.m. today, 96 Communist '' i guerrillas were reported NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS Ten and seniors were, front row, t ... , Kay Schaekel, Joyce Roush killed, compared with 84 the ,, students at Wahama High School were tapped for memKing, Francis Wriston; back .row, M~llyn Goodhite, George previous day, at a cost of 22 Continued from Page 1 bership In the National Honor Society Thursday morning Kearns, Dianna Harris, Denise Parsons, Kandi Sayre, Joyce the fall. Even if elected to the Sollth Vietnamese troops and during a National Honor Society Assembly. The five juniors Goodnite and Carolyn Hughes. House, ColliliS. will lose his civilians killed and 43 wounseniority. He previously served ded. The heaviest fighting was in one term in the House. the foothills of the Central His current 18th district inHighlands near An Bao, 2110 cludes Athens, Gallia, Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs,· Pike and miles north qf Saigon. It left 40 Viet Cong killed at a cost of 12 Scioto counties. COLUMBUS (UP!) - A his overocat. the man's who was in danger police Narcotics Bureau said· Sollth Vietnamese mUitiamen reporter for the Co"I want to tslk to you - out- of being arrested. that the tablets alone were killed and IS wounded. lumbus Evening Dispatch side/' said the man . The man told DeVault . he worth 50 cents each and the The South Vietnamese had Thursday night was given They went outSide and the didn't throw it away because street sale markup on the moRearlier termed the sitilation at $25,000 in drugs by an man gave him a briefcase. he didn't want Ohio Stste Univ- phine would be very high. the encircled base as critical. unidentified man who wanted "Don't worry about finger- ersity students finding the " to meet only wilh !he reporte< prints, it's wiped clean inside drugs. and "~o cops." and out," said the man. The briefcase was filled with George DeVault said the man DeVault said the drugs ap- .25,000 phenobarbital tablets, called the Dispatch city room parently belonged to a friend of thousands of morphine tablets, Continued from · Pa~e I Thursday night and said, "I've 3S morphine filled syringes, 41 the district Wednesday and got some pills and morphine I bottles of liquid demoral and .CRUSADE NOTE distributed intention sheets for want to get rid of." stropine . Area elementary schools teachers cWhich are to be DeVault said he told the callCapt. Frank Peterfy of the Two extension specialists will participate In the annual er the police would gladly acreturned to Sayre by Feb. 18. will speak. at a meeting at I "Send a Mouse to College" Sayre also reported that cept them. p.m. next Thursday at the 11 No! No cops!" the man re~ phase of the Meigs County teaspoons and forks had been Trinity Churcb in Pomeroy. purchased by Letart plied. "They'll ask questions. I Cancer Crusade, Mrs. Ulllan Veterans Memorial Hospital James L. Caldwell, extension . elementary school and thai two don 't want any names ... Moore, Information and DISCHARGED - Roger. floriculturist, will discuss surveys for blinds in the lhey'll ask where it came education chairman, said Spaun, Betty Roach, Phyllis selection and care of shrubs for today. from." Stone , Josephine Blevins, home grounds · and. follow his REPLACEMENT various schools in the district Price of the white mice DeVault said when he walkMyrtle Durst, Margaret remarks with a question and . NTEEI have been made. He said the G UARA district has one home-bound ed into !he bar a man swung used for experiments this Hayes, Floyd Rhodes. answer period . student case, Jerry Johnson, aroimd on a stool and grabbed year are 51 cents compared Dr. James Utzinger, exto last year's cost of %7 cents. · who broke his leg sleigh riding tension horticulturist, will Lows tonight in the 20s. However, any amount given and will be unable to attend TAKEN TO HOSPITAL discuss aU phases of growing school the balance of the year. Considerable cloudiness and by cbUdren ,.m be apThe Pomeroy E-R unit an- home fruits, including small warmer with a chance of snow preciated, Mrs. Moore swered a call to the Texas Bill Jewell is the teacher. fruits such as strawberries and Thanks were extended by !he north and central, a cbance of stated. The program In the Community at 12 :16 p.m. tree fruits, both dwarf and board to Robert Beegle and BUI snow ~r rain south. Saturday schools wtu be carried out Thursday for Russell Painter normal. The meeting, open to Nease for their work in putting highs in !he 305 norlh and 405 from Feb. 21 to Feb. 25. who was ill. He was taken to !he public, has been arranged south. in , fluorescent lights in the Veterans Memorial Hospital through !he cooperation of the and admitted . Racine Elementary School Meigs County Garden Clubs cafeteria and kitchen. and lhe Meigs County Students in grades I thrpugh Cooperative Extension Ser6 In the district will participate FIRE DOUSED vire. MASON - Funeral services William A. and Permelia in the annual cancer drive, Minor damage was reported for Lewis WilHam Edwards, 79, Edwards. Sayre said. to the William Buckley home ·Mason, who di~ early ThursSurviving are his wife, Donna Cross, Jan Hill and on Oliver St. late Thursday Debbie Roush, juniors at Rio day morning at !he Camden- Naomi ; a son, Russell W., of morning when fire broke out Grande College, attended the Clark Hospltslln Parkersburg, Marietta; two daughters, Mrs. around the flue. Middleport (Continued from page I ) meeting as part· of their will be held at 1:30 p.m. Eva Mari~ Camp, Parkers- fire.me~ assisU!d Buckley in , no decision on a proposal for a required study. Others at- Saturd~y at the Foglesong burg, and Miss Henrietta extmgmshlng the blaze. val.ue-added tax-m effect, a Edwards, South Charleston; tending were Sayre, Charles Funeral Home. national sales tax. A retired New York Central four grand~hildren; six sisters, Pyles , Danny Hill, David - Repeated he opposes D. R. PHILLIPS DIES Nease and Junior Salser, board Railroad employe, Mr . . Ed- Mrs. Thomas Higgins and Mrs. RUTLAND - Darrell Ray busing school children for the members; Mrs . Nancy Car- wards was a veteran of World Carl Ueving, Point .Pleasant; ::Supp~ purpose of racial balance. nahan, clerk; Jim Adams, War I and was active in the Mrs. Marie Sm!th, Clifton; Phillips of the Rutland area --&id !he United States has 992-3748 principal, and Bill Hill and Dan Disabled American Veterans Mrs. Allen Lewis, , and Mrs. died Friday at an Athens and the American Legion. He Dewey Gibbs, Letart, and Mrs. hospital. Funeral not made a decision on whether '--•M•ld•d•le.;,p.or•t•,0..._ . Smith. was horn in Mason County Oct. Homer Moore, Columbus, and arrangements are being to recognize !he new nation of 12, 1893, the son of the late two brothers , Howard, of completed at the Martin Bangladesh and !hat !he administration was trying "to Funeral Home in Rutland. Letart, W. Va ., and Sterle, of .' deyelop a new relationship Amanda . with the countries on !he Friends may call at the subcontinent !hat will be proFATHER DIES funeral home any lime after 4 Hoyt ·Allen, Jr., minister of Indian, pro -Bengalese, proTonight & Saturday p.m. today. Officiating the Pakistan, but mostly proFebruary I J.ll service will be !he Rev. Parker the Pomeroy Church of Christ, peace." Hinzman. Burial will be in received word of .the death of LET'S SCARE --&id an investigation was JESSICA TO DEATH Suncrest Memorial Park, Point his father, Hoyt Allen, Thurs- continuing into the leak of· day night in Wellsburg, W. Va. I Technicolor l Pleasant. Kevin O'Connor Mr. Allen, 72, had been ill two administration documentS to Barton Heyman years. Funeral arrangements oolumnist Jack Anderson that PURSUIT OF will be announced from !he included material of American Pleasanl Valley Hospital HAPPINESS policy-making during !he IndoMichael Sarrazin Due to the number o( Carle Funeral Home, Wells- Pakistani conflict. Barbara Hershey patients being admitted for burg. cases of influenza and to Sun .. Mon. & Tues. discourage visitors except February 13-14-15 PTA TO MEET relatives, the hospital anWILLY WONKA The Salisbury PTA will nounced names of patients AND THE observ~ Founders' Day at 7:30 admiiU!d will not be released. CHOCOLATE FACTORY !Ttchnicolor) DISCHARGES : Leonard p.m. Tuesday. Past presidents Gene Wilder Cornell, Apple Grove; Okey will be honored and Brownie Jack Albertson VanMeter, Mason; Gay Troop 220 will participate in the "G" Garrison, Robertsburg ; Mrs. program. FotureHo: . Mummies Dummies Emmons Thomas, Leon; 3 Stoogl! Rhonda Hall, Point Pleasant, LODGE TO MEET and Mrs. John Barker and son, OU Thru the Day Chester Lodge 323, Glenwood. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Daughters of America, will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at ;;.. cozy home School l or you r kids. A great vacation . the hall. Refreshments will be II a loan would help we II help. served. Collins Fortune in Drugs Handed Reporter Shrubs, Fruits Information to Be Given Here Spell Bee - Lewis Edwards Died Thursday Nixon King,Builders Co. MEIGS niEATRE .. goals, 23 free throws, ·and .1~ fouls. Southern led 33 to 22 ai the end of the lh""' quarter ~ Eastern rallied in the fourth / taking advantage of Sou!hen('i numerous turnovers. ·: ~':astern freshman defeated Southern at Eastern Thursday night 43 to 3S in a basketball ' . game. For Eastern, Blake led with 12, followed by Larklns with 11, Bowen 7, Bailey 6, .. Holter, Reed, Winebrenner 2 each, and Barber, l. For Southern, Sayre bad io, Maurer and Ervin 6 each, Barnhart 7, Shaffer, Circle and Hill 2 each. Easte~n had 18 fl,ld goals, 9 free · throws and ·15 fouls assessed. Southern had 12 field ATTEND FUNERAL .• ~ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schwap have returned to Pomeroy from Columbus where Thut~: day they pttended fpneral services for Mrs. Schwab'~ aunt, Mi's.' Letty ~1,. fo~: · merly of POIJ!Oroy. :. ' •• ews.. ·ln • • ' Hughes aide now embroiled in il bitter feud with him, sued. Hughes' disembodied voice Thursday for $17.5 mlllion, alleging: the voice slandered him during a telephone news conference. ·· The suit q!JOted a statement made by '~he rna~ wl!o, by: telephone, identified himself as Howard R. Hughes" as saying· Hughes fired Maheu "beca,use he's a no-good, dishonest son of a: bitch and he stole me blind." The voice made the accusatiOn · knowing it was false, or ''with reckless disregard of whether it , was true or false," !he suit maintained. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK POMEROY HURRYI SA.TURDA Y & SUNDAY ONLY FEB. 12th & 13th, 1972 · RUTLAND Se~ing Meigs County Since ELBERFELDS ·IN POMEROY • • ..•• • • • • ONLY Membe r Federal Deposit Insurance Cor~ation · All Accounts lnsure.:t Up To 120,000.0(1 .continuous Service On Fridays 9 a.m. to 7 p.m~ FRENCH FRIES ONLY 20~ . 4th& Locust 992-5248 Mldcllep'lrt, 0- ·• • • • j I I RIO GRANDE, Ohio - County agreement. The college will con~ue ~o commissioners from Gallla, Jackson, operate as a four-year private inslltulion. Meigs and Vinton counties have compleU!d The co~~~~Punity college would, under action to make posslbi~ greatly improved Ohio Jaw, · be administered by nine educational !!Pportunities a( modest cost trustees1 six. appointed by the county by approving andsignjng a jpint resolution comml!jf!ioners and three by !he governor. creating a communitr college district of The trqstees would be responsible for the four counties. developing a master plan for !he comThe reeoluUon now goes to the Ohio IOOilily J:IDiege that determines what !l011rd pf ~~~~~)II for approv~l. · progr~"!S,.)Vil) P.f' offe,rf!l wltllin the two Tlie pr<JPOSed coiniDunlty ~Uege for year community college framework. the new district would be housed on the Rio ·''For tiiany years," according to Rio Grande College 'campus1 and would utilize Grande College President Dr.' Alphus R. Rio Grande College buildings, land and Christenst!'n, "the Board of Trustees of Rio personnel through a contractual (Continued on page 2) • • • • • • • • • • • ••• ••' • • • • • • • •• • • • • • I ! I • • • • i / ii • 'i, • • \ viCkyfl'1I1t • • • LaWyers to Meet at Inn • • • • '• Doubleknit takes on a seersucker look •• . Just th e right amoun1 of lacy froth sweetens ~ happy : bon bon look . Vicky Petite whips it up with no sleeves, • • tied.up waist in jacquard polyester doubleknit. Machine • woshoble /dryabl ~ . Green, lilac or navy. Petite 3~13 . : t I I I I I I • I •• I I I I t I I t I •• e .... t t • t ' ' Y< POMEROY - The Meigs County Bar Association w!U host lawyers of District 17 Ohio Stste Bill' Association, Saturday, Feb. 19 at !he Meigs Inn here. . The district includes Athens, Meigs, Hocking, Morgan, Noble, and Washington Counties. Stale Bar President l>f. W. Ulrich of Cleveland will make the principal address following an evening banquet. · I The afterrioon session will begin at 3 p.m.. with Edward S. Robe, Athens, District Executive Committeeman, presiding. A welcllll\,e wiD be given by Bernard F. Fultz, secretary of the host Bar association. Michael F. CoUey of Tyack, Scott & Colley, C.olllffibus, will speak on "The Ohio Draft Rilles of Criminal Procedure." ·farm families and to increase public · "No Fawt Today- Quo Vadis?" w!U awareness of FmHa's services. This Is !he be the topic of the second address by first year for the program in.Ohio. Robert C. Quinn, Assistant. Counsel, Selection of the outstanding farm Nationwide Insurance l::ompany, families is based on !heir progress in the Collimbus. farming operaliDI!, production records, One representative wilt be elecied to management practices, quality of tots! the OSBA Cduncil of Delegates for a twofarm operations, noteworthy ac- year term commencing July I, 1972. The COQJplishments in community activities, tenn of James R. Addison, Jr., Marietta, and general cooperation of the family. will expire June 30. The banquet program begins at 6 p.m. Rizer on Dean's List President Ulrich's talk is entitled, "Down the Road a Piece." ' FAllflt.:Y HONORED -The Ccyde Elliott family, Rt. I, Northup, has been honoted 11le Farmer's Home Admlntsttatlon 's area farm family of the year for 1971ln G~ County. The Elliott family was presented a certificate Frlday by VernOn r.t:Nair, FHA County &lpervisor. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott and !heir son, Curt, operate a 250 acre fannin the Southwestern Local School District. at • \ Save during our storewide two-day sale. Nqrth,up Family is Bargains on all tKree floors. ' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY •. FrRHA's .1971 Best NORTHUP- The Clyde Elllott ffmily has been ha111ed Farmers Home Administration Fftrm Family of !he Year for 1971 in the Gailla, Jackson ahd Lawrence Counties area: The ElliotUamily owns and operates a 250-acre fanri at Route I, Northup, in Gallia County. Mr. EIJlott also rents 100 additional acres. This farm has been in the ·Elliott family more than 100 years. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott have utilized FmHa cre~lt service through a Farm Ownership -and Operating Loans' The Elliotts' lnJJor farm enterprises are beef and swine ,production. They also raise· about 1.7 acres. of tobacco. Mr. and Mrs·. Elliott are members of the Faith Community·chapel Church. Mr. EIJlott serves as church school superintendent and his JVife; Pauline, teaches an adult Bible ~lass . Mr. Elliott is president of the Gallla County Farm Bureau. . They have one son, Curtis, who Is active in 4-H Club. Vernon A. McNair, FmHa County supervisor, said the Farm Family of .!he Year Program is sponsored by the Farmers Home Administration and New Holland Division, Sperry Rand Corporation, to recognize outstandin~ ' FmHa . POMEROY. - Cadet Franklin M. Rizer, son of Mr. and Mts. Frankllh M. · Rizer of738E. Main St., has been named to the Dean's List at the U. S. Air Force Academy, Coloradn.Sprlngs. Cadet Rizer, a member of the class of '7S, was selected for his outstanding academic achievement He will \>e granted special .privileges and wear a silver stsr desig,nating tbe honor accorded him by the \8Cademy dean. The 1971 graduate .of Meigs Jljgh School will be commissloried a second lieutenant and awarded a B. S. degree upon hiS graduation. Ci!ARLESTON1 W. Va. (UP!) - A VIrginia-West .Virginia border . The work $!91,~7 contract wits awarded Friday to . runs from Harts Run to the VIrginia line. · !len·Tom Colli., Columbus, Ohio, f?J' work · • Whitmyer Brothers Inc., Hammonton, on 8.61 miles o( lnterstste 64 In Greenbrier N. J., was awarded a $119,986 contract for · County. ,.. guardrail modification of 3.7 miles of .Ben-Tom Corp.'s pnnclpal owners are Interstate 70 from the east portal of Rithard Follrnd of Pomeroy, Ohio, and Wheeling Tunnel to Elm Grove. Roger Morgan, Middleport, Ohio. A safety-grooving project for. 1.6 miles. The projlet callit r..- fenCing, guard- of Interstate 77 south of Ripley to Ripley rail and drainage mndlflcatlOIII plua was awarded to 'Pavement Specialists of safetygroovlng at an Interchange near the · Napoleon,'Ohio for $33,376. ""-· ~-1421 ...·', .. HAROLD BLACKSTON, ~~eated, has been elected Grand Croaker for the year 1972 of the Ohio Society for the Promotion of the Bull Frog Inc:, and Ear! Ingels, was named "Admiral" of the Frog Navy. Other officers named &lnday at a meeting held at the home of Fred Crow, Syracuse, past Grand Croaker, were Jim Clatworthy, Grand Croaker in charge of vice; Vilma Pikltoja, r~lected as secretary, and Dale Warner,.the re-elected treasurer. Blackston's first project is to secure at least 3,000 members and Ingels will attack and destroy the. Cherry River Navy. The associstlon, active aU winter (don't ask at what ) jtlst recently began making plans for this year's Regatta . Regatts time will find the group participating in a variety of events, some meriting great public acclaim. • PRESIDENT ULRICH 'At Air Force Academy 1-64 Award To Ben-Tom The Best For Your Valentine · CLEANERS llO E. lnd hmeroy ' ' • ROBINSON'S . McCLURE'S 15 CENTS • WHITMAN'S C"OCOLA (Upon Request) b aiiipolis-Point Pleasant • MARRIAGE LICENSE William Max Sayre, 24,Middleport, and Japice Yvonne Neece, .24, Middleport. CLEANING SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1972 • LOCAL TEMPS The temperatilre in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Friday was 34 degrees, under cloudy skies. 2-HOUR Pomeroy-Middleport • • • • • • Families THREE SECTIONS • • On~ Member Federal Reserve System VOL. VII NO. 2 Than 11,000 Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I Reaching More • • : • : • 4-H AWARDS - Mrs. Roy Holter, left, and Mrs. Reid Young, Meigs County 4-H assistants, in their 4-H Awareness project, explain the ribbon, pin and trophy awards which can be earned in club work. 30 PAGES . •••••••••••••••• • • management and perso~al development. Bicycling is a new· project in Ohio 4-H , and in their presentation at elementary schools, Mrs. Yopng and Mrs. Holter show a film on safety entitled ''The Day the Bicycles Disappeared." The plot C!lnters around bicycles who declare they are "tired of narrowly escaping one acci<\ent after another" and protest by disappearing until their owners learn to accept !he responsibility of abiding by the safety rules. The 4-H assistants explain to the elementary children just how to go about getting into a club . .They suggest contacting the leader if there is already a club in !he community where they live. If !here is no active club then Mrs. Holter and Mrs. Young suggest that five or six (Continued on page 2) con s~ rvation, Your Invited Guest CQntlntled mild tern, peratiQ"O.I today, probable rain, poulbJyl changing to snow ' . Sunday' inlght. Colder, ram mixed With snow Monday. Open Tonight Until 9 p.m. Shop Saturday 9:30 to 9 p.m. •• • • • • • • mg I IN. HOLZER David Mi!Js is a patient at Holzer Medical Center, Fotirth and Sycamore Sts., Gallipolis. His room number is 109. 187~ f BY CHARLENE HOEFUCH standards. The. main POMEROY - It's blli here in·- requirement is a willingness to Meigs County. learn by dolnt, and .','to make .That's one way to describe 4- !he beSt better" - the club H. motto - ihey explain. While last year's high went Wltile formerly most 4-H'ers pver the 500 mark in mem- lived in rural and .suburban bership, the Meigs CQuntY - areas, there is a recent trend Extensio~ l)ervice lhroug~ , toward more city y.oungsters special effort.!; of 4-H assistants laking part. The 4-H aSSistants pledge an even bigger and point out that !his reflects the better '72. declin.e in farm populstion ~nd . Mrs. Roy Holter and Mrs. the change in agricultural Reid Young are telling the communities, noting that today story of 4-H in every only about half of the lhree elemeritary school. They call million ·4-H members in the their project "4-H Awareness," nation actually live on farms . and their sole purpose Is to get Speaking of projects, the more youngsters involVed in team advises that there are 150 club work where the emphasis different' ones which can \'." is on "learning to do by doing." tskert on by 4-H mel'lbe~~ m As explained by Mrs. Holler Ohio. They include nutrition, and Mrs. Young, any girl or beginning with "snack and boy between eight and 19 ts pack,." clothing , . interior eligible to join a 4-H Club by decora ling, furnishings , agreeing to work on a project livestock, production and and . follow 4-H ideals and marketing, engineering , •• Weather McCLURE'S SPECIAL .OF THE WEEK CiALLIPOJ,JS - Five true bills were returned Friday by the January~erm 61 the GalHa County Grand Jury. The jury, in one day, elWIIinecf 32 witnesses in copnectlon with six cases, and toured the ooljnty jail. Indicted w'ere Charles A. Hill, 18, Gallipolis, for two CQIJilts of lreaklng and jmtering and grand larceny; Steven Robinson, 25, Eureka star Rt., Gallipolis, intentional shooting; Rob Konya, 21, and Eugene Rafferty, 21, both of ColumbliB, and Herbert RHe, 42, Rt. 1, Oleshtre,aU with aggravated assault, and Wyroan Call, 56, Rt- 2, Crown't~ity, ~th carrying a ooncealed weapon. A no bill jvas returned again 19-year old Don McKinney of Rt . 2, Gallipolis; who had been charged With' arson. ·The Jw1, after touring the County jaU, made the following recommendl!tions: (1) Pr~e a better cleaning schedule for the toilets. (2) Air;condltion the jaU kitchen. (Continued on page 2) . • 4-B a Big 5 True Bills R~turned by Jm,~ary-· Jury • .'<~ • Slop by We'll help you get some oil he best things in tile. -- • We'll Wrap YQut Heart FREE Our rates are low. Terms easy to handle. I- '• Judge Will Retire Soon ( Meigs Mine is OppOrtunities POMEROY - Harmon F. O'Brien, Meigs County Judge of !he Common PleAs Court, Probate and Juvenile Division, disclosed Saturday ·he has notified Gov. John J. Gilligan by Jetter of his resignation MIDDLEPORT - Somelhing new in effective feb. 29. • . Y-2£.ational education is the objective of the The letter to Gov. Gilligan dated Feb. Meigs . Local School Board, its superin7, said: tendenl, George Hargraves Jr., and the "After many years. of service to !he American Electric Co. County of Meigs and !he State of Ohio, the Hargraves described it Friday night to time has arrived for me to retire. the Middleport- Fomeroy Rotary club as, "Therefore; at the close of the Court's "A good, clean fresh start in a new mine business on the 29th day of February, 1972, with a commitment by industry and the 1, Frank Harmon o·ar1en, Judge of the, school system lo establish a productive, Common Pleas Court; Probate and safe operation." Juvenile Division, resign from said Hargraves was refen'ing to the Meigs elective office. Whereupon, the office will Mine now under construction near Salem be vac,ant unUI duly filled by appointment Center in Meigs Coun~y . II wiJI supply or election from the above . date to . deep-mined coal by conveyor to the James -~'ebruary 9th, 1973." · M. (;dvin -'Plant at Cheshire in GalUa Judge O'Brien and his wife, !he former County . Henrietta Cherrington of Galllpolis, are The deep COlli beds al Salem Center ' residing at Inv.rness, Fla. are the first to be opened in Meigs or Judge O'Brien, also a native · of Gallla County. Galllpolls, graduated from Gallia JUDGE O'BRIEN The superintendent, a member of the Academy High School and Ohio Northern Rvtary Club, suggested the magnitude of University School. ~f · Law. ·A brolher, an other ~rot!1er, Wtlliam, is a Columbus the voca tional training project by relating .James .. practices law in Pomeroy •. and busin~ssman'. · what he has learned in conferences in r Pittsburgh, Washington, D.C. , Columbus, and Jackson. He has learned what is involved in preparing men for gainful employment in what likely wlll be the (lation's most modern, efficient coal mine when ih operation . For example, !he machinery !hat cuts, handles, loads, and transports !he coal, and even "shores up" the shafts' ceilings, will be operated electrically and ' pneumatically. "If we are to provide men for the more than 2,000 jobs, most of !hem likely to be in the_uo,ooo per year and up bracket, they will have to be trained," said Hargraves. ·He was certain the mine will exert a deep influence on !he economy of Meigs County . "The question is," he said, "wUI we train ·Our folks in high school now, Jnd those already out of high school, to lake these jobs, or will someone else ?" A~ain, of the mine itself, he said he ~a1 (Continued on page 2) • • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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