http://66.213.69.5/files/original/bd0bce72a7485f7e9f6526413840de1e.pdf 1aa9bb258497cc1a11d8004664e8811d PDF Text Text - ..... .. • '• '• '• • '• '• • '· •• ' •~ I\ '* •• ·~ \ "• 12 - The Daily Sentinel ,Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Feb. 7, i9H • !0' .. ....... . .... ... . ••••• •,•,•.· .•.·-:.;··....,.-.••·.:· ····· SUES FOR $15,000 M· .·.:·:>:o'•!o.·!·!·!·:·!•.•!•!•.-.•!•.•.•.•..... ...................•. Beatrice E. and Ca rl H EXTF.NDED OUTLOOK Rairden, Hartford , w. Va , Little if any precipitation (Continued from page 1) have !iled suit in Meigs County and a >light warming tn•nd. · party are elected in the May Common Pleas Court aga mst Highs Saturday In the 30s prtmaries. Warren D. Black, Rutlan d. rising to the 40s Monday. Democrat races 1 ce ntral Mrs. Rairden charges tha t Lows In the ttt•,,s Saturday comm 1ftee a r e Hen r y L Hunter agamst Al1 ce F. Curh s Black, on Oct. 13, 1973, was and 20s Monday. guilty of assault and battery ··:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:!~:>~~:::::::::::::;::::;.:.:·:~:~::."*:~ 1n North Chester . Nel lie E And rew ;;1qa mst Chester Well s against her, and that as a Veterans Memorial Hospital •n Long Bo ttom Prc c 1nct , result of the attack, she has ADMISSIONS John Cl1 f for d Longen et te aga1ns t be rt Barber m Ol ivedale; suffered mental and physical Ru ssell , Pomeroy; Ea rl Wil Ear l L Clark aga ms t Ca rt M injuries. The Rairdens are Wri ght, Dexter ; Eunice Matlack in Tuppers Pl ains; asking $15,000 and costs. Wilson, Racine; Dottie Curhs, Robert Bur to n aga 1nsf Rac me ; Debra Brumfield , Ca th en ne L Welsh in Pom eroy Four th . and Elwood Howard, Middlepor t; Charles Wilson, Jr UNIT CALLED , ver sus E11Za E. Powe ll 1n The Pomeroy E-R squad was Reedsville; Kath ry n Wood , Harr iSO nvi l le Unopposed Democrat cen called to Salem St. at 12 .12 Ra cwe; Har rt son Keiser, fra t com m1ttee cand idates are a.m. Thursday for Sammy Minersville; Denzil Boggess, Georg e Car pe r, East Bedf ord . Robmson who was suffering Rac me ; Eldon Carsey, Da v 1d M Br 1ck le s, Wes t Bedf ord Cel ia E . Ba il ey, chest pains. He was taken to Pomeroy . So uth Chester , Ge r ald ine F. DISCHARGES - Mary Dye, Fa ube r , DyeSv1 ile , Dal e R Veterans Memorial Hospital Unda Stewart, Virgil Hudson, Proff1tl , Gr ea t Ri ver , Wtnsl on where he was adrrutted. Robert Stewart, Clarence E Va rn ey, Portl and , Herb eJ f L Say r e. East Leta rt . Paul tne Longs treth, Robert Freeman , Wol fe , Letar t , Je l l rey W Freda Laudermil t, Ruth Baer, F oste r , Ree dsv i lle. W . S. BesSie Olliver, Elizabeth Hender son, Al fred . Samuel B. Rut land Village Robert Halfhill, Lmda Reeves, Lydia May, TONIGHT F Mu ss er , East Rutland : Ebersbach, Clifford Decker. Norman G. Will , West Rut Feb 1 land , Pau l Ge rard , M iddleport NOT OPEN Republicans MEIGS nfEATRE Fn. -Sat .. Sun . Feb 8-9-10 BANG THE DRUM SLOWLY ( Techn1color) M1 cha el Mor. arty Rober t De N1ro Ma r k Harr 1s Cl ass1c Amen ca n novel. ut 1hzes t he worl d of pr ofess 1ona l baseball as a backdrop to explo re hum an relaf•onsh1ps & fri end ships . Plu s Walt D1sney Cartoon s SELF-CONTROL THE PAINTER MOTH& FLAME Show Starts 7 p.m DINNER PLANNED Women of Heath United Metliodist Church will sponsor a covered dish dmner at the church Mond e Feb. 11 , beginmng at 6 p. m. All persons planning to attend should bring table service and a covered dish. A program Will follow . Marriage Licenses Lorraine Patro Aeiker, 24, Lincoln Hts., and Cindy Rayne Jordan,l9, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, and James Robert Johnson, 20, Mason, and Sarah Lucille Boyles, 19, Railroad St ., Middleport. A GREAT TIME FOR THE GOOD Caravellee by Balova Give the gilt he or she will appreciate most. Keep them on time in the finest fashion with a prec:ltlon jeweled, quality-made Caravella watch. See our great selection of gilt watches. We have the newest styles , the latest features. Caravella by Bulova. Expensive watches at inexpensive prlca From $10.95. 25.50 0£LEGATf: "C" BliCk m1rbrs on rill dl1l. GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE Court St. Pomeroy Fir st : Loretta Sue Imboden, Middl eport Second . Don M. Er w1 n, M iddl epo rt T ht r d , LeWIS F Long , M 1dd leport Four th , Lawrence M Stewart. Middl eport Fifth . Audrey Young , Pom er ov Fir s t , Pa tr :cia Mc Knight 'om eroy Second . Wi ll iam Sno uf fer , Pom ero y Three ·B , H D Brown , Pom er oy Thr ee -C. Chester W Erwin , M 1dd leport Precm ct , Sleven H. Ebtm , Pomeroy Pre cin ct ; Martha Husted , Rock Spring s: Andrew L Sylv1a, Pagevill e, Ernest A Wingett, Rac1ne V1llage . Woodrow T Zw i ll ing, Syracuse Vil lag e, V1rg 1ma A Fi sher, Miner sv il le; Edwm S Cozart, Rac ine Precinct . Republicans ha ve no central comm1tlee cand1dat es in two precincts - Great River and Middleport F1fth There are two Republi can ra ce s, Cl arence Lawrence against Donald F John son , Portland Prec.nct, and Ot1s F Knopp against Grover Sal ser, Jr ., Racme Precinct . Un o pposed Rep ubli can Central Committee cand rdates are James H. Quivey. East Bedford ; Robert L Jones, Wes t Bedford ; Robert Wood, North Chester . Dav1d Kobl entz, South Chester ; Roll and Crabtree, Columb ra ; Granv ille Lyons, Dyesvtlle ; Leroy W. Donohew, East Letarli Harry Hill , Letart , Pau l F. Andrews, Long Bottom , George M Collins, Ol 1vedale , Alvrn Ref' ,... , Reeds· vil le 0 . J. Pennmgl · Alfred , :....J r . , Young , Tupp .. .... Plains, Eli zabeth Hobslett er , Rutland Villag e. Wor ley Haley, East Letart , Rober t G. Swick, West Rutland , George A Meinhart, Middleport F1rst : Emma Way land , Middleport Second, Dav• d Ohlinger , Middleport Third ; Bernad F . Gilkey , Middleport Fourth , She i la Hi cks, Pomeroy First , Ev elyn Cl ark , Pom eroy Second ; Robert H Hysell, Pomeroy Three A, Charles W Legar, Sr, Pomeroy Three B; Donald Colt ins, Pomeroy Three C: Clarence Andrews, Pomeroy 4 , Eldon Morns , Middleport Prec i nct ; Henry Wells , Pomer oy Precinct , George Nesselroad, Jr , Rock Springs , Robert Clark , Harrisorivllle ; Earo ld Dean, Pagevtlle , Cora B. Beegle, Racine Village; Ernest E. Sisson, Jr, Syracuse Vtllage ; Will1am F Harris, Minersville ; John T. Holliday, Dexter , and Alva Swick , Sa lem REECE AT RUTLAND RUTLAND ,- Jo1.. Reece, director of public re.~; tions for Southern Ohio Coal Company and the Gavin Plant will present a program on the mine and power plant Tuesday, Feb. 12, at 7:30 p.m. at Rutland Elementary School. The general public is invited. Reece's program is being sponsored by the Rutland Southeastern Ohio Emergency Medical Service trainees. • ~t'rviet• ~cl for aeddenl victim People (Continued from page I) and the Rutland Fire Department has sent along a donation La test contrlbu'or s include· Middleport Book Store. Rut l and F1r e Dep artment , Bahr Clothiers, Mr . and Mrs Thoma s Goett , Middleport Elementary SchooL Mr . and Mr s. Charles Byer , Mr. and Mr s Charles Sauer, Mr. and Mr s. Harold Evans , Mr and Mr s. Chester Erwin , Me igs T1re Center. Mrs. Hazel R. Reed , Mr . and Mrs Ja ck Neff, F loyd Burney, Dw1ght L. Za v1 fl , Mr and Mrs. Robert McEih1nny , Mr . and Mrs. George Meinhart. Roger Goff, Mr and Mrs Reuben Collins, Va lley Lumber Co , Ruth' s Beauty Salon . Mr and Mrs. Thomas Bentz , Ha rnet Ent· sm 1nge~, Mr and Mrs. H E. Thomas, Erwin Gulf Servi ce. John St ivers, Teresa Byer, Mrs H. 0 Ewing, Mr and Mrs. Dav1d Dodson, Mr . and Mrs Ogden, Edith Strldon, Mrs L. F Leifheit, Robert heeley , Lena McK tn ley Mary Par k, Mr s R1t a Hamm , Mildred Hesson. Hlldred Carson , Mr and Mrs. Ri chard Chambers , Denny Newland, Bertha Nichols, Mr . and Mrs Robert Hoover, Mr. and Mr s. Ru ssel l Lyons, Mr s. Edwerd Carroll, Libby Oiler, Jessie Bowers, Frances Roush , Phyl lis M . Joach im. Mr. and Mrs Ear l Da venport , Geneva Tuttle, Stella Thomas , Charles E. Young , Mr . and Mrs. James Johnson , Mr. and Mrs . Jim Butcher, Bob Brickles, Ron Hanning, A ll en Hughes, Margaret Stewart. Jim Clatworthy, Gary Swope, Paul Clark , Eugene French. Mr . and Mrs. Ear l Knight , W. R. Sprague, Mrs. C. M. Hennessy, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wel ls, Kay Cecil. Mrs. L 0. Gardner. Mr . and Mrs Bert Bod1mer, Earl lallance, Alex Frazer, William Lewis, Kenneth Cooke, Ben Batey, Mr. and Mrs: Robert Harrison, Mildred Hawley, Charles Asa Bradbury , 0 . B Strange, Mrs. Lettie Roush. Lewts E Sm1th, Dewey M Horton, Mr. and Mrs Roy Herrmann, Leon Miller, Mr, and Mrs Fred Thomas, Mr . and Mrs. Tommy Taylor . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stewart, Mrs Donald McCarty, Murl Ratliff , Bill Christy , Mr. and Mrs . Cec i l Smith, Eddie Coleman, Earl Wines, John and Helen Mulford , Fred L1ttle, Gilbert and Terry's Texaco. Kay's Beauty Salon, Jimmie's Pastry Shop, Floren ce Rhodes, William H. Pugh, Jr ., Mrs Norma W. Mccarty. Middleport Lunch, Mrs. John W. Kincaid, C. W. and Freda Edwards, James and Edith Hall. Mrs. Glen W. Smith, Mrs. G. J. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred White, Mr and Mrs. Ed Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Arland King Della Douglas, Mr and Mrs. Wheeler Drake Mr . and Mrs Will iam Grueser, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stone, Mr. and Mrs . Blevins, David Vernon 2ND ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION ROLLS RIGHT ALONG Grueser, Ed Abbott, Ohio Pallet Co ., Mr . and Mrs. James P. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Elvie Partlow, Mr . and Mrs. Norman Weyersmiller, Mr and Mrs. Arnold Snowden, Mr. and Mrs . Ooho Offutt. Mr . and Mrs. William Righthouse, Elizabeth Hilferty, Denver Carmen, Mr . and Mrs. Wallace Hatfield, Mr. and Mrs. William Folmer. Dick's Grocery, Mr . and Mrs. Rollin Radford, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jeffers, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Radford, Constance Shields, Mr and Mrs Amos Leonard. Betty Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. James Evans, Mrs. Ethel Grueser, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clark, Mr. and Mrs. James WOMEN'S SHOES, Values to 21.99 1 Table 2.50 1 Table 6.99 1 Table 10.99 1 Group Fashion Boots:___ _ _ __ _ 5.00 Fry. Mr . and Mrs. Orland Floyd, Mr and Mrs. Jack Robson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Go~le i n. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Adkms, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence lambert, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chase, Mr. and Mrs. William Durst, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Jacks, James D. Adams, Jr., Helen Shuler, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Group Purses----'-- - - --% price CHILDREN'S SHOES, Values to 10.99 1 Table _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ Sale 5.00 William 1 Table, Miscellaneous Items Reynolds, Ruby Hysell , Ossle's Recreation MEN'S SHOES, Values to 24.99 1 TabJe _ __ __ __ _ _ _ Sale 12.99 Room, Charles Riggs, Fred Russell, Betty Gilkey, Bill Lowe, Osal Terry, Sam Patton, Arthur Miller, Mr. and Mrs. William King. Sale 1.00 NEW SPRING SHOES NOW ARRIVING! Marguerite's Shoes , BETTY OHLINGER Your Family Shoe Store Pomeroy ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY REMNANT DAYS Funer al ser v ices for Wayne Chappelear , 31 , Pome r oy , Rt 4. who was kill ed in a tractor acc1dent Tuesday will be held Fn da y at 2 p m . at Ewing Funer al Home with the Rev Wilbur Perr in Of fi cia t ing. Mr Chappel ear is surv tved by h1 s wtfe, Patnc1a Roush Chap pelear ; a son, Robert two daughter s, Brenda and Barbar a, all at home , h1 s parents, Mr . and Mrs Wilbur Chappelear , Columbus. two si ster s, M ary and Te rry Chappelear , both of Columbu s, hts pate rnal grandmother , Ca rr 1e Chapp el ear , Me Co n ne l s v llle , m a t e rn a l grandpar ent s. Mr and Mr s Alsu p, Columbus, and hi s aunt and un c le, M r and Mr s Ru sse ll T hom as, Me Co nnelsville Mr . Chappe lear was a member of Masom c Lodg e at Za les ki , A l ladm Shrin e Scott 1sh R1te, Fraternal Order of Eagl es, and att ended the Pomer oy Trin 1t y Chur ch Fn ends may call at the funera l home anyf1me Bunal will be in Sutton Meth od1 sf Cemeter y PROGRAM CANCELLED Due to the illness of so many members a family night planned Feb. 9 for the Letart Falls United Methodist Church lias been cancelled. IN HOSPITAL Vernon Evans, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, bas been returned to the Holzer Medical Center for additional treatroent. He was released Friday but had to be taken back to the hospital on Sunday. Robinson retiring . ·' .. . ... By BOB HOEFLICH E. F . Robinson, Pomeroy businessman the past 53 yea rs and a former mayor of the community, is retiring. Not on.ly does ' Robbie," as he is affec tiona tely known m the town where he has spent so many yea rs operatmg a laundry and dry clea mng firm, probably hold a rec ord in years service as a businessman but he also holds the record for the number of years spent m service to Pomeroy VIllage. Robinson served 14 yea rs as a Vllla ge councilman , tw o terms as may or , was a member of the Pomeroy Fire Department for some 30 years and is s till an · honorary memb er , and ls currently Friday, Feb. 8th · 9:30 to 9 Saturday, Feb. 9th • 9;30 to 9 1 Quantities limited to stock on hand - Small lots - Discontinued styles . Final Clearance of Fall and Winter Merchandise. BARGAINS IN MEN'S AND BOYS WEAR Bargains In The Women's Small lot Mens ,9.95 Robes. Solid colors and patterns. SJ.OO Ready-To-Wear ! l Department Reg . 18.00 Jeans - . · . . - Sale 7.20 Reg. 15.0u Jeans . . · · · . . . Sale 5.90 Reg . 14.00 Jeans . - - · · - . . Sale 5.60 Reg . 13.00 Jeans - . - - · - . - Sale 5.20 Reg . 12.00 Jeans - . · · • . . • Sale 4.80 Reg . 11.00 Jeans - . · · · . . . Sale 4.40 Reg. 10.00 Jeans - . . - - . . - Sale 3.90 Reg. 9.00 Jeans . . • · · . . . Sale 3.60 Reg. 8.00 Jeans · - - - · · · · Sale 3.20 Reg . 7.25 Jeans - - - - · . • . Sale 2.90 Reg. 7.00 Jeans • • · • • · • • Sale 2.80 Reg. 20.98 Winter Pants · - - - . - Sale 8.40 Reg. 16.98 Winter Pants - · . . . . Sale 6.80 Reg. 14.98 Winter Pants · - . . . . Sale 5.90 Reg. 13.98 Winter Pants · - . . . . Sale 5.60 Reg. 11.98 Winter Pants - - . . . . Sale 4.80 Reg. 10.98 Winter Pimts · • . • • • Sale 4.40 Reg . 9.98 Winter Pants - · . . . . Sale 3.90 Reg. 8.98 Winter Pants - - · - · · Sale 3.60 Reg. 7.98 Winter Pants • • · • • • Sale 3.20 Reg . 6.98 Winter Pants - · · - - · Sale 2.80 Reg . 12.98 Blouses & Knit Tops- . · • Sale 5.20 Reg. 11.98 Blouses & Knit Tops - . - - Sale 4.80 Reg. 9.98 Blouses & Knit Tops • • • • Sale 3,90 Reg. 8.98 Blouses & Knit Tops - • · · Sale 3.60 Reg. 7.98 Blouses & Knit Tops - - - . Sale 3.20 Reg. 6.98 Blouses & Knit Tops • • • • Sale 2.80 Reg. 5.98 Blouses & Knit Tops - - - - Sale 2.40 Reg. 4.98 Blouses & Kn i' Tops . . . . Sale 2.00 Reg. 34.0u Coordinate Sp~. tswear • • Sale 13.60 Reg. 29.50 Coordinate Sportswear· ·- Sale 11.80 Reg. 22.98 Coordinate Sportswear . - - Sale 9.20 Reg. 20.98 Coordinate Sportswear··· Sale 8.40 Reg. 18.98 Coordinate Sportswear· · · Sale 7.60 Reg. 16.98 Coordinate Sportswear·- · Sale 6.80 Reg . 14.98 Coordinate Sportswear· · - Sale 6.00 Reg. 13.98 Coordinate Sportswear . - · Sale 5.60 Reg. 12.98 Coordinate Sportswear- . . Sale 5.20 Reg . 11.98 Coordinate Sportswear··· Sale 4.80 Reg. 10.98 Coordinate Sportswear . . - Sale 4.40 Reg. 9.98 Coordinate Sportswear . . - Sale 3.90 Reg. 8.98 Coordinate Sportswear· • • Sale 3.60 Reg. 7.98 Coordinate Sportswear· · - Sale 3.20 Reg . 6.00 Coordinate Sportswear . . • Sale 2.40 Reg . 3.49 Coordinate Sportswear- · - Sale 1.40 Reg. 8.98 Bell Bottom Corduroy Jeans Sale 2.00 Reg. 14.00 Bodyshirls • • • • • Sale 3.50 Reg. 12.50 Bodyshirls - · - • . - · Sale 3.10 Reg. 11.00 Bodyshirls · - · . . · Sale 2.70 Reg . 10.00 Bodyshirls • · • • • • • Sale 2.50 Reg. 9.00 Bodyshirts · - · • • • · Sale 2.20 Reg. 8.00 Bodyshirls - - - - . . Sale 2.00 Reg. 7.50 Bodyshirls · · · . - . . Sale 1.80 Reg. 7.00 Bodvshirts · · • • • • • Sale 1.10 Reg. 55.00 Holiday Dresses & Skirts Sale 13.70 Reg . 45.00 Holiday Dresses & Skirts Sale 11.20 Reg. 42.00 Holiday Drew.; & Skirts Sale 10.50 Reg. 40.00 Holiday Dresses & Skirts Sale 10.00 Reg . 38.00 Holiday Dresses and Skirts Sale 9.50 Reg. 36.00 Holiday Dresses and Skirts Sale 9.00 Reg . 34.00 Holiday Dresses & Skirts Sale 8.50 Reg. 32.00 Holiday Dresses & Skirts Sale 8.00 Reg. 29.50 Holiday Dresses & Skirts Sale 7.40 Reg.28.98 Holiday Dresses& Skirts Sale 7.20 Reg . 26.98 Holiday Dresses & Skirts Sale 6.70 Reg. 24.98 Holiday Dresses & Skirts Sale 6.20 Reg. 22.98 Holiday Dresses & Skirts Sale 5.70 Reg. 20.98 Holiday Dresses & Skirts Sale 5.20 Reg. 18.98 Holiday Dresses & Skirts Sale 4.70 Reg. 16.98 Holiday Dresses & Skirts Sale 4.20 Reg. 14.98 Holiday Dresses & Skirts Sale 3.70 Reg. 13.98 Holiday Dresses & Skirts Sale 3.50 Reg. 11.98 Holiday Dresses & Skirts Sale 3.00 Reg. 10.98 Holiday Dresses & Skirts Sale 2.70 Reg . 9.98 Holiday Dresse s & Skirts Sale 2.50 Reg. 8.98 Holiday Dresses & Skirts Sale 2.20 ....,._ ... ·----------'BARGAINS IN NOTIONS AND ._... COSMETIC DEPARTMENT· 1st FLOOR 28 only 1.00 n ash Cards - . • • . . Just 81 2.2S ~kmny Dip Lotion - - - - 3 only 24 .95 Warm & Creamy Skin Care . .• . Just 3 2S.95 Water Piks Dental care . - · Just 3 29.9S Water Piks Dental care . . . 15 only Hallmark 4.00 Jig Saw Puzzles . . 43 only nc Wash 'n Dry Hair Care ''25 only 59c Wash 'n Dry Hair Care . . -· · . • bottles 1.50 W1g Shampoo - · - so bottles 2Sc Skrio Ink - - . 1S packages Sl.SO Note Paper - - . · 23 only soc Scotch Tape Dispenser . 19 New Math 1.50 Flash Cards . . . 4 only s.oo Hallmark Photo Albums - - . . . • • 16 1 only Hallmark 2.95 Anniversary Book . - 1' only Hallmark 12.00 Wedding Keepsake . . 24 only 2Sc Subject Dividers · · - . 30c 75c 5.00 8.00 10.00 1.00 . - . • . · . 35c 25c . . ." . . 49c 10c soc 10c soc 2.00 . 1.00 . s.oo . lOc Special G'roup Mens, Womens, Childrens Sun Glasses 112 Price 3 only Mickey Mouse 9.95 Battery Powered Toothbrushes5.00 2 only Snoopy 9.9S Battery Powered Toothbrushes s.oo 31 only 1.49 Tooth Brushes for the above . . • . ~Oc Mens $6 .49 Permanent Press Work Pants. While they last. $3.99 Mens $5.49 Long Sleeve Work Shirts to match Pants above. $2.99 Boys $4.95 size 8 to 18 Long Sleeve Sport and Dress Shirts. $2.00 $2.00 Mens $6.95 and $7 .95 Long Sleeve Sport Shirts $3.00 Mens $8.95, $9.95 and $10.95 Long Sleeve Sport Shirts $4.00 Little Boys $5 .95 Long Sleeve Shirts Sizes 21o 7 $2.00 Little Boys sizes 2 to 7 Long Sleeve Shirts $1.00 112 price Mens Long Sleeve Knit Shirts Mens 529.95 Winter Jackets $10.00 Mens and Boys Sweaters, entire stock 112 price Small Lot mens $6.95 Corduroy and Cavalry Twill Work Pants. $3.00 Discontinue' styles • Limited quantities • mens winter underwear • lnsul knit shirts • winter weight drawers · lnsul and colton knit union suits. 112 Price Small Lot Mens and Boys $19.95 Winter Jackets $7.00 Boys $3.49 Flannel Sport Shirts Sizes 61o 12 $1.88 BARGAINS IN GIRLS COATS, DRESSES AND SPORTSWEAR Reg. 42.00 Girls Apparel Reg. 38.00 Girls Apparel Reg. 29.50 Girls Apparel Reg. 28.98 Girls Apparel Reg. 20.98 Girls Apparel Reg. 16.98 Girls Apparel Reg. 1S.98 Girls Apparel Reg. 14.98 Girls Apparel Reg. 13.98 Girls Apparel Reg . 12.98 Girls Apparel Reg. 11.98 Girls Apparel Reg. 10.98 Girls Apparel Reg. 9.98 Girls Apparel .Reg. 8.98 Girls Apporel Reg. 7.98 Girls Apparel Reg . 6.98 Girls Apparel Reg. S.98 Girls Apparel Reg. 4.98 Girls Apparel Reg. 3.98 Girls Apparel Reg . 3.49 Girls Apparel Reg. 2.98 Girls Apparel . . - . - - • - . Sale 10.SO . . . . . . • . • Sole 9.SO . - . . . . . - . Sale 7.40 - - . . . . . Sale 7.20 . . . . . . . . Sale 5.20 . - . . . . • . . Sale 4.20 . - . . . . - - - Sale 4.00 . . . . . . . . . Sale 3.70 . . . . . . . .. Sale 3.SO - - . - . . - - - Sale 3.20 . . . . - . . . • Sale 3.00 . - . . . . . . . Sale 2.70 . - . . . . . . . Sale 2.SO . . . . . . . . . Sale 2.20 . - . . . . . . . Sale 2.00 . - . - - - - . . Sale 1.70 . . . . - . . . . Sale 1.50 - - . - - . - - . Sale 1.20 . . . . - - .. Sale U)O . . . . . • • .. Sate 90c - . . - - - - Sale 70c Reg. 2.49 Girls Apparel - . . ~ Reg. 1.98 Girls Apparel . • . . Reg. 14.00 Girls Winter Sleepwear Reg. 12.00 Girls Winter Sleepweor Reg . 10.00 Girls Winter Sleepwear Reg. 9.00 Girls Winter Sleepwear Reg. 8.00 Girls Winter Sleepwur Reg. 7.00 Girls Winter Sleepwear . Reg. 1.00 Girls Winter Sleepwear - Reg. S.OO Girls Winter Sleepweor . Reg. 4.00 Girls Winter Sleepwear . - - . Sale 60c • . Sale SOc - Sale 4.60 . Sale 3.90 • Sale 3.30 - Sale 2.!0 - Sale 2.60 • Sale 2.30 - Sale 2.00 . Sale 1.60 • Sale 1.30 BARGAINS IN FURNITURE 1 only regular $1379.65 Bassett Dining Room Suite consisting of 1 large table- 1 arm chair • 5 side chairs, large buffet with china top. $600.00 ' I Only $395.00 Bassett Maple BuHel with hutch lop. $225.00 I Regular $~~).00 Heywood Wakefield BuHet with hutch · solid hard maple with cinnamon finish. $350.00 3 Only $42.00 Vanities with matching chairs. $20.00 · 1. '?"IY $447.00 Kroehler modern sofa with matchtng Love Seat. $200.00 BARGAINS AT THE MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE 12x15 to 12x18 Nylon Carpets •••• Sale 68.qo . Reg. 253.95 Perfection Gas Healer Sale ,155.00 Reg.227.95 Perfection Gas Heater Sale 135,00 Reg. 132.95 Perfection Gas Heater Sale 85.00 Reg. 86.50 Perfection Gas Healer Sale 55.00 ELBERFELDS_IN, POMEROY . MORE ELBE~FELDS SHOPPING NEWS ON "PAGE 5 ... TV service • to zmprove enttn e Devoted 1'o The Interests Of The Meigs-Mason Area Boys $5.95 sizes 8 to 18 Long Sleeve Sport and Dress Shirts $2.50 Mens $4.95 and $5.95 Long Sleeve Sport Shirts the next few months but h1s appearances at the business Wi1l be more or less at random. Graduatmg from Pomeroy Hig h School m 1920, Robmson, !lie sun of the late J . T. Robmson and Enu na Rob mson who resided m Mason City, W. Va , began unrned1ately to work m the laundry operated in Pome~ ·o y by Ius fa ther. He lea med the busmess from the TAKING OVER OPERATION of Robinson 's Laundry and Dry Cleanmg in Pomeroy are ground up and learned it well . these Uu·ee lon g-tune employe's. From the left, L. D. Hartinger, Charles Archer and John Ross. A frame structure, purchased by the fi rm on E. Second St, for the laundry , was occup1ed Clea mng opera tiOn on Rutland m 1920. It was destr oyed by fire St In Middleport At the 1n 195G presen t tlme, Robmson's IS the It was not untJ I 1936 that only dry cleaning outlet in Robinson' s began a dry either Pomeroy and Midclean tng se rvice when Robbie dleport Due to new fabnc (Continued on page 10) purchased the French Dry • at y Boys $3.95 size 8 to 18 Long Sleeve Sport and Dress Shirts . SUO I se rvmg on the town 's board of public af(airs. ll will be difficult for many residents to imag ine visiting the Rubinson Laund ry and Dry Cleamn g firm on Eas t Second St. without catchmg a glimpse of Robbie fly ing about his duties. The business will contmue, of course, and under the Robinson name. Three long-time employes have taken over the operation . They are L D. Hartmger and Charles Arc her, who have been employed w1th the firm smce 1946, and John Ross who ha s bee n w1th Robinson for some 20 years. Robbie, alth ough retJred, will be providmg practJca I advice to the three new opera tors over • Jusl47 pairs mens $9.95 Permanent Press Dress Slacks ( Baggies). $3.00 S~ VE YOUR SALESLIPS FOR VALUABLE PREMIUMS ' E. F. "ROBBIE" ROBINSON, Pomeroy businessman for the past 53 years, is retiring. :;::: : : ::;:: :; ;:.:;:: : : :::B::::: : : : :.: : : :.: : : :;:i;:. 'C fNews•• zn rze oord.Inator.wante d POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL. XXV NO. 209 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1974 TEN CENTS PHON E 992 21 56 1.f.s~-.. ByUmtedPresslmemationru ABOARD USS NEW ORLEANS - .THE last Skylab astronauts landed in the Pac,ific Ocean today from man's longest spaceflight, an 8-klay, 34.5 million mile journey that opened the way for a trip someday to Mars. Gerald P. Carr, Edward G. Gibson and William R. Pogue left America's first station in orbit where it is expected to drift like a ghost ship around the earth for at least five to eight years. "It's really been a useful machine, " Carr told mission control in Houston inter the astronauts moved away from Sky lab In the Apollo command ship they rode back to earth . "I hate to think we're the last guys to use it ." The recovery ship New Orleans is expected to dock in San Diego Saturday and the Skylab 3spacemen are due back home in Houston Sunday night for a long av.-aited reunion with their wives. They must remam away from their children, however, for another week to give them time to adjust again to earth's germs. WASIUNGTON - THE SENATE WATERGATE committee. bowing to the wishes of Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski, has voted to delay its final report for three months, until May 28. At the same time, the committee will ask the Senare to extend its Ufe three months from its current Feb. 28 deadline and to appropriare an additional $300,000 for the committee's work. The committee already has received $1.5 million from the Senare. At an executive session of the committee Thursday, Sen. Howard Baker asked that a new probe be launched into the CIA's Involvement in the Waoorgate scandal. Baker, after asking the committee staff to leave the meeting, asked for a probe into charges the CIA was more deeply involved in the Watergate breljk-in and bugging than has been testified to so far, informed sources reported. The executive committee of the Meigs County Regional Planning Commis s ion, meeting Thursday afternoon in the conference room of The Farmers Bank and Savings Company, agreed to appoint a regional planning co-ordinator, effective April I. Threon Johnson, president of the executive committee , named E. F. Robinson, Dave Parry, Pete Shields and Henry Wells, as a committee to screen candidates. All indications poinied to C. E. Blakeslee, form er agricultural extension agent for Meigs County, to be named to 'the new post. The committee will also request that the Meigs County Commissioners try and provide office space for the new administra tors In other action, tile committee diScussed the need for a job descnption, the status of SR 124 and the reasons for holdups in fed eral fundi ng, the la ck on completwn of the Hiland Church road where only one more rlght4-way sale is EXTENDED OUTLOOK A chance of snow Sunday changing to roln Monday and ending Tuesday. A warming trend with highs Sunday In the upper 20s and JOs, lows 5 to15 and by Tuesday highs In the 40s lows In the upper 20s and 30s. ' .. G?"!' tl , needed to get construc:twn under way via funds from State Issue ! , and obtammg cost sha rin g fund s fr om the Emergency Employ ment Act of t971 The committee also decided to send a letter to area Chambers of Commerce asking help m the sale of the Hiland Church Road n ght-uf-way. J ohn Beasley, execu tiv e Weather Snow likely southeast todav and tom ght accumul ahng 2 to 4 mches Saturday a chance of snow flurries eas t. Low tomght 8 to 12 northwes t to the low 20s southeast. Hi gh Saturday in th€ 20s. THE NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYED AMERICANS, already boosted by the energy crisis, has been growing as a result of the truckers' strike . The latest workers to be hurt are those in the food industry. The American Meat Institute in Chicago reported that 21 meat processing plants employing 10,000 workers have been closed. It said nearly all of the packers and processors across the nation would have to close if the strike does not end by the weekend. Food markets in the northeast have been laying off workers because produce has not been arriving from southern and wesl<!rn growing areas. · WASIUNGTON - THE NIXON ADMINISTRATION has come out against pending legislation to control strip mining, citing the possibility or a serioos c911l shortage If the House passes such a bill. Acting Interior Secretary John C. Whitaker, in · an eight-page letter to House Inoorior Committee Chainnan James A. Haley, D-Fia., said the measure "must be reappraised In the light of current fuel shortages." The Senate last year passed a bill to control the strip mining of coal, including a provision prohibiting any surface mining on land where the federal government owned mineral rights and a private Individual or firm owned the surfac!'. The provision mainly affected western plains states, where coal reserves are ' rich. WASIUNGTON - PRESIDENT NlXON left the White Hoose today by auto for his long-delayed physical checkup, but a crlving snowstorm and morning rush-hour traffic forced him to return less than an boor later. White House spokesman said the decision to turn back was made because of poor driving conditions on the Geor~e (Continued on page 10) :·:·· .··· ·=··.-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·-:-:-:-:-·-:-:·:·.·:·:·:··:·:·;.·.· ,. •.·.•.·.·.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.·.·.·,·.·.· ·.·.·.·.·..·.·.·.· Everybody come, now Persons 17 yean of age can now 'gh·e blood with parental conseut. Penon~ 17 years old and married and minors In the armed forces do not need to have parental consent. They must be In good health and welgb atleast 110 pounds. The Bloodmobile will be at the Pomeroy Elementary School Fe,b. 11, from 1 to 8 p.m. Please make an effort to reUeve tbe blood shortage by donating one uolt at that time: .·..·. .· ·.· .·.·.·.·:·.·=·.·.·:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·.·:·.·:· @i-W 1C ...... ,. ·: •• , ?' nr MM" :r?? T '' director of the Buckeye Hills · Hocking Valley Regional Development District, ad· dr esse d th e meetin g. He clarified his role as executive director and explamed the fun cti on of his organization. He stressed the need for a coordmator who, he said, could help supply a direct line of commum cat10n withtn the regional planning districts. History contest opened The annual Meigs County history essay or contest of the Meigs County Pioneer and Histoncal Society will be open to all comers this year. Previously the con tes I was open only to high school students . However, meeting recently the trustees of the society decided that this year's event will be oprwn 0 all. school students and all dults of the county as-""e . Participants are to wl,'ite on local mterest history p~rtaining to peopie, places, thmgs or events. Each essay will cons1st of a minimum or 700 words, be typed and accompanied by a bibliography . All material used for essays should · be obtained from reliable sources. The deadline for entenng will be May 31 with winners to be announced when the society observes Heritage Day in June. Prizes will be $10, $7 and $2 . The contes t previously included a speech segment which has been discontinued . The society agreed to support the Meigs County Chapter of the Amencan Association of Univers1ty Women in its fund raismg auction planned in May. A report was given on necessary repairs to a wall and the garage at the museum in Pomeroy. Estimates on the needed repairs are to be obtained. A new tape recorder re cently pure hased by the trustees was on display. WASHINGTON-THE NIXON ADMINISTRATION has broken a law by arranging to lend the Soviet Union at least $500 million at 6 pet. interest without telling Congress, a Republican senator charged today. Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., made the charge in a speech prepared for delivery on the Senate floor, noting that an act of Congress rquires the Secretary of State to transmit to Congress the text of any agreemnt the United States si~ms that is not a treaty. Case said the loans from the U.S. Export-Import Bank could reach a total of $8.5billion. He said that at his request, Sen. J. William Fulbright, D-Ark., chairman of Foreign Relations Committee, has asked for a full explanation from Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger. Case said the deal was signed Oct . 18, 19'12, as a followup to sununit meetings between the two countries, but because it wasn't transmitted to Congress he had assumed it was not in force. Last November, however, when he asked the State Department to send him a copy, the Departmnt did so with a statement that while the full agreement wasn 'I yet in force, parts of it "are now being applied." : .. . Businessman, public servant: HOUSE LOST -Mason and New Haven firemen, hampered by the lack of water battled a fire at the home of Mrs. Judy Butcher at Clifton Thursday night where losses were set' at $10,000 to the gutted property and $5,000 to conoonts. All of Mrs. Butcher's belongmgs were lost. Grease left on a cook stove was believed cause of the fire. Nineteen men or the Mason Dept with two fire units, an ambulance and a backup rescue unit were on the scene for 2¥.! hours, while seven New Haven firemen and women were on hand with a tanker, an ambulance and a rescue unit for two hours. At 11:30 p.m. Mason firemen were recalled to the sce ne when the blaze broke out a second time. The Southern · Symmes Valley game has been postponed until Saturday night. Reserve~ play at 6:30 and varsity at 8 p.m. Southern School District dismissed school today at I p.m. due to road conditions. Easrern and Meigs Dlstrl<ls at press time had not made a decision to close or not. ~:::;x-~;g-:?.!8?,?.@;.:.:::.;:::::~::::::::>::-.:::::::::::::~ Vennari o~ league's all-time list RUTLANI;l - James Vennari, an Ohio football coach of the year at old Rutland High School here in the· 50s, presently principal or Rutland Element a r y School and a field scout for the Cincinnati Reds baseball 'team, will be honored the aftern oon of March 2 at Charleston Civic Cent£r upon bejng selected a member of the All-Time Spring Sports Squad in the VVes t VIr ginia Intercollegia te AthletiC Conference. Vennari was a catcher on the Salem College baseball team in his college days. Civic Center events will be preceded by a " nostalgia hour " begi nning at 3. 30 p.m . followed by a, dmner. after which the all-hmers will be guests of the conference at the WV IAC Basketball Tournament. Other prominent names , besides Vennari, on guest list include Gene Freese of Wes t Liberty State, who was a 12-year man in tile maJOr leagues fr om 1955 with the Pittsburg h Pirates thr ough 1966 when· he wpund up in a Hous tg n uniform ; Tom Ackerman, also of West Lberty State for basketball and golf; Joe N1ekr o, now with the AUan ta Braves; Jim Fridley, Alderson-Broaddus; Floyd G1ebell of Salem and Cecil Perkins, Slem. Al toge ther, 64 former spring sports stars of WVIAC have been mv1ted to the dinner. SYRACUSE - Cable TV in tile village of Syracuse 1s expected to be completed in four weeks it was reported Thursday mght at a meeting of Syracuse VIllage Council. Followmg completion of the cable a house-to-house contact will be made by the company for those wishmg the service. Cost per montli will be $6. In other business Mayor Herman London named Robert Wingett, council president, as a municipal representative to the Meigs County Regional Planning Commission and Troy Zwilling as alternal<!. Mayor London introduced Rhonda Dempsey, a new employe or the village, who has been hired through the Leading Creek Conservancy District. Mrs. Dempsey will assiSt in office duties for the mayor, co un cil members and the clerk. Officers of the Syra cuse Volunteer Fire Department were approved by council. They are Woodrow T Zwilling, president; Randy Adkms, vice preSident ; Bob Wmgett, secretary : Eber Pickens , treasurer; Ralph Lavender, chief; Pete Hendrix, assistant chief ; Malcolm Gmnther, captain. Emergency squad officers named were Eber Pickens, chief; Malcolm Guinther, assistant chief; and Pete Hendrix, captain . Disabled vehicles parked in the -village were discussed by COI!IIcil. Wingett reported that tliere are approximately 30 such vehicles parked in the village. The matter was referred to the ordinance committee. Any resident wishing to have old ears towed away may contac t Eber Pickens, Ed Neu tz ling or Barry McCoy. · Bernie Gentile of the Sutphen Company met w111I council in regard to purchasing a new fire truck. Racine's new truck was brought to the mumcipal building for council members to vlew since Racme purchased its vehiCI~ from the Sutphen Company. Council stated that specifications will ha ve to be drawn up and bids will have to be advertised for the truck Henry Hill, council member, reported that he and the following persons would serve as volunteer firemen: Pete Michaels, Clarence Hill, Rex Cummins, John Wolfe. The fire departroent will meet Thursday, Feb. 21. Eber Pickens was asked to order block for the erectiOn of a storage room in the fire bay . An ordtnance was passed under emergen cy measures prohibiting the use of the former dump on Snowball Hill which has been closed for some time. Violation of the ordinance carries a fine of not less than $10 or more than $100. In other business Mayor London appoin ted the followin g committees : s tree t, Robert Wingett, chairman, Henry Hill, Eber Pickens, Ed Neutzling and Barry McCoy; finance, Ed Neutzhng, chairman , Troy Zwillmg and Barry McCoy ; ordmance , Henry Hill , chairman, Ed Neutzhng and Etier Pickens; safety , Eber Pickens, chairman , Tr oy Zwillmg and Henry Hill; light and fire committee , Troy Zwilling, chairman, Eber Pickens and Robert Wingett; sanitation, Barry McCoy, chairman, Ed Neutzling and Troy Zwilling; building and grounds, Eber Pickens chairman, Henry Hill an_? Barry McCoy; recrea tion, Robert Wingett, chairman , Barry McCoy and Eber Pickens; livestock, Ed Neutzling, chairman , Tr oy Zwilling and Henry Hill. Attending were Ma yor London, Zwillin g, Pickens, Wingett, Neutzling, McCoy and Hill, council members, Mrs. Dempsey, Mrs . Herman London, Milton Vanan, police chief, and Kathryn Crow, clerk Terr~rists vow to kill victim The letter made no mentiOn BERKELEY, Calif. (UP!) of a ransom and said more The Symbionese LiberatiOn communiques would be sent Army, an underground terronst group claiming to later. Investigators speculated have kidnaped publishing that the group rrught seek the herress Patricia C. Hearst, 19, release of two suspects held in ha s warned she will be the Nov. 9 slaying of Oakland executed if there are attempts School Superintendent Marcus A. Foster. to rescue her. The suspects , Joseph Charles Bates, the FBI agent Remiro, 27 , a Vietnam in charge of the investigation, veteran who became an ansaid Thursday that it would be "up to the family" of Miss tiwar actiVJSI, and Richard Hearst to decide whether Uttle, 26, were being held at authorities would press their San Quentin Prison, awaiting search for her. There was no trial. They were arrested after immediate word from newspa- a shootout with police 1n per publisher Randolph A. nearby Concord. The letter was postr'larked Hearst. "Berkeley" and dated Feb. ~ The SLA, which previously the night Miss Hearst was claimed to have assassinated a dragged screaming and bailtop Oakland, Calif., school clad from her apartroent near official in its war against "the establishment," said in a letter the University of California to Berkeley radio station campus where she was a KPF A that It kidoaped Miss student. Two black men and a Hearst from her Berkeley white woman mvaded her apartment Monday night and apartroent. was holding her "in prorective custody." The group, to authenticate the letter, enclosed a gasoline credit card belonging to Several groups will take part Hearst. He later identified the in an open house Sunday from card. The SLA denounced Hearst, 1:30 to 4:30p.m. at the Meigs High School cafeteria to honor president and editor of The San C. E. Blakeslee, Meigs County Francisco Examiner, as a Agricultural Agen t, who " corporate enemy of the people." It added it was at war retired on Jan. 31. Blakeslee was employed as against "the fascist state." " an agricultural agent 35 years, 33 of which were in Meigs BOOSTERS TO MEET The Eastern Athletic County. The public is invited to the open house with light Boosters will meet Tuesday, refreshments to be served Feb. l2, at 7:30p .m. at the high through the thl-ee hour period. school. Open House set for Blakeslee •(' 'It �3- The Daily Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Feb ti ,,74 eport Pomeroy 0 Fell 8 1974 Valentine party set Dro outs can come hack By GEORGE HARGRAVES Supt Me1gs Local School District Tomght 8 column 1s directed specifically to those people who dropped out of school pr10r to graduatmg from h1gh school In today 8 world thiS causes a person to be at a cons iderable disadvantage particularly m the area of employment If you don t have a JOb and have no h1gh school diploma 1t IS hard to get a JOb If you do have a JOb a nd do not have a high school diploma 1t IS very difficult to get a better JOb These are true statements The years ahead \\Ill make them even more true So whatcanyoudoabout•t' You could go back to h1gh school and complete the necessary courses and ea rn the reqUired cred1ts necessary to earn a high school diploma Th1s IS ver) difficult to do especially 1f you are beyond the age of 20 You s~mply have a Speakmg of schools -1'\io. 30.'J very difficult t1me m adjustmg to bemg m school and assoc1atmg With students who are mu ch younger than you Nevertheless this IS one way that you could do 1t and you m1ght want to ex plore 1t The way to do that IS to contact the prmc1pal of your high school Another way to complete the requirements for h1gh school graduatiOn could be by domg correspondence work Th•s should be done only under the gu1dance and w1th the approval of the prmc1pal of the high school from wh1ch you hope to obtam a diploma The school and the courses must be approved pnor to the t1me that you take them There 1s also a !mutation on the number of <~ills toward graduation that can be earned by correspondence A third way to complete your reqUifement.s rrught be by tutormg Here agam the tutormg must be approved before 1t starts by the high school prmc1pal There are specific reqwrement.s concermng the amount of tutonng time that must be mvolved m order for the cred1t to be valid Just as m the case of correspondence there 1s a limit to the number of credits that you can ea rn through tutormg for use m reachmg the nwnber reqwred for graduatiOn Let me reemphasize that all correspondence work and tutormg must be done under the direction and w1th the approval of the hig~ school prmc1pal Many people have found that any one of the three prevwusly mentioned procedures can meet their particular Situation and solve their individual problem It IS entirely poSSible that a combmation of the three rrught be used to complete the reqUifement.s for graduation It 011ght also be true that none or all of these procedures w1ll do the JOb Then what' Th e State Deparbnent of EducatiOn 1ssues a certificate of high school eqwvalency that 1s accepted m most places as a satisfactory substitute for a high school diploma Lets be qwte clear about tha t pomt It IS not a high school diploma but 1t IS the next best thmg The certificate IS ISsued by the State Depart • ment when an mdiv1dual sucress£ully attams the reqUlred level of scores on the f1ve parts of the General Educational Development test (GED) The five parts of the GED test really mvolve three thmgs These are basiC mathematics bas1c English usage and readmg The three readmg tests are based on matenals m social studies literature and science You are given information you read 11 and you answer questiOns about 1t The GED test 1s giVen at severallocatwns around the sta te People m our area can take the test m Gallipohs To unprove your prospects of successfully passmg the GED test ) ou need to brush up your background m English mathematics and reading You need to cond1tlon yourseU for the GED test and we ca n help you To serve thiS spec1hc purpose we have an Adult Bas1c Education learmng labora tory con dueled m the Central Building m Middleport every Tuesday and Thursday eve rung from 6 30 to 9 30 ThiS 1s not a class It 1s a pla ce for mdlVlduals to come and work on their own mdiv1dual program of Improvement In the ABE lab the director will try to fmd out where you need help m the three basic areas of reading arithmetic and Enghsh Then an a ttempt w1ll be made to construct a progra m JUSt for you for the purpose of helpmg you The baSic purpose of the ABE learnmg laboratory IS to help you to get ready to sue cessfully pass the GED test HYSELL BROTHERS EACH HAVE PAPER ROUTE The sta te 1s w•lling to 1ssue you a certificate of high school Danny and DaVId Hysell l-i' sons of Mr and Mrs Milford eqwvalency They have done their part We have an Adult Bas1c Hysell Middleport each have their own paper routes Danny EducatiOn Laboratory We are domg our part Now we need for age 10 and a fourth grade student at Pearl Street Elementary you to do your part a nd take advantage of the ABE laboratory has had his route smcelast October Danny 1s a cub scout and and the opporturuty that 1t proVIdes None of what has been done member of the fourth grade basketball team and hiS hobby IS w1ll be worth anythmg if you do not take advantage of It Indeed drawmg DaviS IS 12 years old and a SIXth grade student at the spec1al federal funds that support thiS program may not be Bradbury He has had hiS route for over a year David loves available next year if we do not have more people take ad all sports and IS batboy for the Royal Crown baseball team vantage of the opportunity durmg this school year Perhaps we He also keeps up wtth college and pro-ball Both beys play on are mcorrect m assummg that there are people m our areas who the Mets baseball team and both save therr prof1ts from their do not have h1gh school diplomas Perhaps we are mcorrect m routes All their earnmgs have been placed m a sav1ngs assummg that there a re people who need the opportunity of the account Their father 1s employed by People s Life Insurance ABE laboratory Company The most recent census !1gures mdicate that the re IS a need for such a program because there are many c1t1zens of thiS area who do not have high school diplomas We can t force you to try th1s JUSt as we cannot force any student to learn The student needs seU motivation as well as opporturuty ThiS IS also true of Contents of a small frame furnace No InJuries were the adult who has not completed high school You have to want bUlldmg on Bownan s Run reported to do so We are m the opportunity busmess and we offer thiS near IU!cme owned by Wesley opport~ruty m the ABE lab ONE FINED Clark valued at $4 000 were We are mv1tmg you to take advantage of thiS serVIce We by llre late last One defendant was fmed and destroyed hope you w1ll g1ve senous though• to the mv1tation Why not drop another forfe ited bond m m on our Adult Bas1c Education lab at any tmoe between 6 30 mght Accordmg to the IU!cme Fire Pomeroy Mayor Dale Smith s and 9 30 on each Tuesday or Thursday evenmg You can stay for court Thursday mght Steve Dept which diSpatched ten fifteen rrunutes or three hours You can take advantage of the opportumty or JUSt forget about 1t The deCISIOn IS yours Why men to the scene the fire was Yonker, IU!cme was fined $5 already out upon their aiTival and costs for an illegal muffler not stop m and see us' Cause of the blaze wh1ch was and Robert MoodiSpaugh reported at 10 10 p m was Middleport gave up a $50 bond bsted as the 1gn1tion of soot m a for reckless operation Contents of building lost Public urged to participate in book fair • NCO RECEIVES CERTIFICATE - SMSgt Robert E Still 2104th Commumcatwns Squadron (AFCS) rece1ves a certifiCate of complellon from Col Glen L McStarran Deputy Ch1ef of LogiStics, for successfully completing the A1r Force Communications Serv1ce Ch1ef of Mamtenance School at Richards Gebaur AFB MISSouri Before amvmg here m July 71 Sergeant Still was asSigned to the 1961st Commumcations Group ( AFGS) Clark AFB Republic of Philippmes He IS presently workmg m the pos1t1on of crypto mamtenance supermtendent A native of Pomeroy, Sgt Still IS the son of Elmer R Still He IS roamed to the former Mary A Gr~ggs Meigs 4-H Club News A new 4 H club was organiZed at the home of Mr and Mrs Junrrue King on January 23 There were e1ght members attendmg the Mid dleport Hill Toppers first meeting Durmg the busmess meeting a name for the club was selected and dues were diSCussed OffiCers for the commg year are as follows pres•dent, Nancy Lawrence v1ce president Jeff Dilcher secretary Debbie Lawrence treasurer Kathy Lawrence reporter Fran Williams recreahon leaders Debbie Smith and Jo Ellen Lawrence health and safety cha1nnan Tmuny Smith Followmg the meeting a word game was played led by Jo Ellen Lawrence and Debbie The Almaoac By United Press Internatlooal Today IS Sunday Feb 10 the 41st day of 1974 w11h 324 to follow The moon IS approaching 1ts last quarter The mormng star IS Venus The evening stars are Mer cury Mars Jup1ter and Saturn Those born on this date are under the s1gn of Aquanus American JOurnahst Wilham Allen Wh1te was born Feb 10 1868 In 1972 29 !raman VIllagers were dead and 4 000 were reported miSSmg after a blizzard swept northwest Iran ' Sm1th Refreshments were served by Mrs Kmg - Fran Wilhams. Reporter THE HILLBILLIES 4 H club met Jan 28 at the home of adviSor Ma1<1ne Dyer There were siX members present PrOJect books were diStributed and prOJects were diScussed during the busmess meeting Patty Dyer gave a demon stratwn on rope and B1lly Dyer gave an electr1c1ty demon stratwn Patty Dyer also gave a spec1al report on bicycle safety Dean Colwell led the club members m a game of Toss It The club members enJoyed Kool Aid popcorn and cookies served by Mrs Dyer The next meeting will be February 11 Spec1al plans for th1s meetmg mclude a health report by Mary Colw ell and numnon reports by Opal and Patty Dyer - Patty Dyer, Reporter AUTOS COLLIDE The Me1gs County Sheriffs Dept mvestigated an acc1dent Thursday evemng on Bahr Lane m Chester where Annette K Fmk 29 R t I Long Bottom backmg her auto turned too sharply h1tting a parked car belongmg to Patricia Zielinski. 23 Rt I Long Bottom Light dsmage was reported to both autos There were no mjurles ~or ted Mrs. Black"ood m student teaching GREENVILLE S C - Mrs Wilham Alan Blackwood the former Marta Hubbard a semor elementary education maJOr at Bob Jones Umvers1ty Greenville S C 1s dmng her student teaching thiS semester m Greenville She 1s the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold E Hubbard of 412 S Fourth Ave Middleport For the past 22 years semors m the School of Educatwn at Bob Jones Umvers1ty have made scores h1gher than the nahonal average on the Na t1onal T eac hers Exammatlon -- TUPPERS PLAINS - A student book fair 1s bemg held at the Tuppers Plains Elementary School through Feb 14 Students during the fair which began on Feb 5 Will be able to browse and purchase books The fair IS open durmg the school day and w1ll be open to the Boosters meeting on Feb 11 The book fair committee mv1tes _all students parents and VISitors to attend the fair which IS des1gned to encourage student reading mterested and In budding home hbranes Proceeds wlll go to a worth while project Tuppers Plams School 1s 'llonsormg the event w1th Mrs PatrlCla Life as fair chairman The committee mcludes volunteer helpers from the juniOr h1gh school The book fair diSplay m eludes new books from many publishers All readmg m terests - class1cs fiction b10graph1es science ad venture, natw-e mystery and reference w•ll be represented The comm1ttee IS working w1th Educational Readmg ServiCe a professiOnal book fair com pany to furmsh the mdlvidual selection of books for the fair • Miss Tannehill honored A shower for April Alana four month old adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark Tannehill was held recently by the Young Adult Class of the Enterpnse Umted MethodiSt Church at Ute home of Mrs Don Runnel Rose Hill Pomeroy A pmk and yellow color scheme was caiTied out m the decorations wh1ch featured an open umbrella on the gift table Welcome April Alana was mscnbed on the cake wh1ch was served w1th punch 1ce cream and nuts Attendmg the shower were Mrs J1m W1ll and daughter Becky Mrs Herbert DIXon Mrs IU!y Pulhns Mrs Ph1l Ohlmger Laura Ohlinger Mrs ~ Dw1ght Logan Mrs Carl " Arnold M1ss Elizabeth Dav1s Miss Helen DaviS MISS Emma Lou DaviS M1ss Joyce DaviS Mrs Dale Davis Mrs George Brothers Mrs M1ke Brothers and children B11ly and Amy Beth Mrs Charles Warth " Dav1d Damn and Amy Lynn Mrs W1lham Sydenstricker and Chr1ss1e and Artie Runnel Others presenting gUts to the couple and the1r new daughter • were Mrs Ed Bowen Mrs Eldon Weeks Mrs Tom Bowen Mrs Carl Moore Mrs Ed King and Barb Sm1th The Young Adults Class gave the , Tannehill fam1ly a highchair , Golden Rule class meets v meeting w1th Mrs Charles Eskew g1vmg devol!ons taken from Luke 10 3~38 Mrs Elwood Bowers had prayer '" Employers Ret rement FINAN t iAL REPORT Mrs Eskew read the Healmg Contr button 257 93 OF TOWNSHIPS For F1sca1 Year End1ng New Bu ld ngs and Power of CompassiOn , Mrs Add tons 2 675 00 December Jl 1973 L e tart Stanley Bass Thank God for Township Me1gs County R D 2 Too s and Equ pment I 1.42 98 Racme Oh10 Feb 4 1974 the Privilege of Livmg and "" 19 86 I cer t fy I he follow ng r eport Supp l es Mrs McDamel Don t Run m her E x penses 153 49 Ot to be corre ct 9 120 92 Herbert L Say r e Tot a Expend tur es Debt Roll call was a com 3 144 9~ Townsh p Cl erk. Bal Dec 31 1973 ment on love Tota l Expend lures Plus SUMM \RY OF CASH Bal Dec 31 1973 12 265 88 BALANCES RECEIPTS FoF entertamment Mrs Revenue Sharmg Fund AND EXPENDITURES McDamel conducted a Bible Bal Jan 1 1973 132 00 Balance Jan 1 1973 Rece1pls Gen eral Fund S 1 399 77 qwz on Who Am 1• The Other 2 992 00 Motor Veh cle L 1cense Total Begmn ng Balan ce March meeting will be at the Tsx Fund 135 4-4 Plus Recepts 412-400 467 94 Gasol ne Tax Fund McDamel home Refreshments " Expenditures 5 732 40 Cemetery Fund were served to those named 43 50 Rev Sharmg I 132 00 Sal ar es 1 440 01 8 867 55 Supplies Tot als and Mrs LoUis Osborne Mrs Repa1rs 520 00 Total Rece1pts Clyde Andrews Mrs Elwood Other Expenses 143 "32 General Fund 5 610 88 Total Expenditures 2 146 83 Motor Veh cle L1cense IS PROMOTED Bowers Mrs Nathan Roush 1 977 17 Tax Fund 4 153 47 Bat Dec 31 1973 Mr and Mrs Sherman Total Expenditures P lus Mrs Denver Kapple and Mrs Gasol ne Tax Fund 14 400 00 Sal Dec: 31 1973 4 124 oo Roberts Rt 4 Pomeroy, have Ceme tery Fund 6 533 48 Eva Dessuaer a guest Township Debt - Notes Rev Shar ng 2 992 00 receiVed word that therr son-111 To tals 33 689 83 Purpose For Wh ch Not Debt Was Created Total ReceLpts & Balances law S Sgt Fred Fillinger has Genera l Fund 7 010 65 Grader been promoted to technical Outstandmg Jan Mo tor Veh cle License 1973 3 335 30! sergeant m the U S Air Force Tax Fund 4 2811 91 14 867 94 Redeemed Our ng Year Gasol ne Tax Fund 1973 1 666 67 T Sgt and Mrs Fillinger and Cemetery Pund 12 265 88 Rev Shar ng 4 124 00 Balance Outstanding Dec their children Sharon. Karen 31 1973 I 666 66 Totals 42 557 38 and Freddie recently returned Rate of lnt 6 Pet E xpend•fures 1975 from Yokoto Air Force Base, General Fund 5 483 04 Date of Fmtal Mat Truck. •• Motor Veh cle L1cense Japan and are now at the Els Tax Fund 4 089 66 Outstandmg Jan 1 Mrs Flo Strickland hosted a 1973 .4 769 25 worth Air Force Base S D Gasol ne Tax Fund 12 910 5.4 meetmg of the Sew R1te Cemetery Fund 912092 Redeemed Our ng Year 1913 158975 Mrs Fillinger IS the former Rev Shar ng 2 146 83 Sewmg Club Wednesday mght Totals 33 750 99 Bi!ilance Outs tand1ng Dec Shirley Roberts Pomeroy at her Lincoln He1ghts home , 31 1975 3 179 50 Balance Dec 31 ,13 Rate of lnt 6 Pet General Fund 1 527 61 Mrs Ann Brownmg pres1ded " Date of Fmal Mat 1975 Motor Veh cle L 1cense w1th Mrs Betty Wehrung Tax Fund 199 25 Total - Ovtstandmg Jan I 1973 8 104 58 Gasol ne Tax Fund 1 957 -40 g1vmg Ute treasurer s report HELP HERE Cemetery Fund 3 144 96 Total - Redeemed and Mrs Evelyn Gilmore the Our no Year 1973 3 256 42 Rev Shar ng 1 977 17 James E Roush Me1gs Ba lan ce Outstand ng Tota ls 8 806 39 Total secretary s report Mrs Dec 31 1973 4 8-46 16 County Aud1tor announces CASH BALANCE RECEIPTS AND thatMr L D Moore, from the Pandora Collins thanked her • \2J 8 ltc EXPENDITURES Ohio Deparbnent of Taxatwn secret pal for a brrthday gift , BY FUND General Fund w1ll be in Ute Me1gs County and Mrs Browmng rece1ved an Bal Jan 1 1973 1 399 17 Auditor 8 off1ce every Monday anmversary card and g1ft at Rece1pts IN THE General Property Tax Feb 11 thu Apnl 8 to asSist the meeting from her secret COMMON PLEAS COURT Real Estate (Gross) 1 807 28 PROBATE DIVISION th<>re needmg help Wlth their pal A dessert course was Tang •ble Personal Property MEIGS COUNTY OHIO Tax (Gross) 719 50 State Income Tax HIS hours served to those named and Local Government IN THE MATTER OF SET w1ll be from 9 to 12 noon I to 4 Mrs Martha Hoffman Mrs D1str but on 1 74 6 05 TLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS Shirley Bally Mrs Mlldred ~· C garette L cense Fees and PROBATE COURT MEIG S pm F nes (Gross ) 51 41 COUNTY OH I O Wells and Mrs Nettie Boyer ' Notes 201 80 Accounts and vouchers of th e Next meeting Wlll be at the 804 04 followmg name cf'=- f duclar1es In tang ble tax Stat e Income tax 280 80 have been f led n the Probate Strickland home hosted by Total Rece pts 5 6 10 88 Court Me1gs County Oh o for •• Mrs Collins Total Begmn ng Ba la nce BROWN IN ATHENS approval and sett lemnt Plus Rece DIS 7 010 63 CASE NO 15 030 F na l Ac The second stop on Secretary Expenditures count of Armo A Stan sbury Total E x pend tures Trus tee Under the Tru st of State Ted W Brown s Admm strative 4 692 l1 Created by the w 11 of William b1enmal IS GUEST • traveling off1ce Town Halls Memor al E Stansbury Deceased Mrs Howard I Snyder • Bu1ld ngs and visits w1ll be m Athens at the CASE NO 20 750 Ftrst Fmal Grounds 190 87 and 0 stnbut ve Account of ExtensiOn Off1ce Cleveland has been the guest F re Protec t on 600 00 Charles M les and Leroy M l ies County Grand Total Expendituresat the County for the past several days of Mr Co Executors of the Estate of located General Fund 5 483 04 Mary Wr ght Deceased Fairgrounds on West Umon St and Mrs Paul Grueser, • Bal Dec 31 1973 1 527 61 CASE NO 20 948 F rst and Tota l E x penditures P lus where he w11l swear m Board of Middleport Wednesday Mrs F nal Account of Warren Bal Dec 31 1973 7 010 65 P ck.ens Adm nlstrator of the Elections members from an 8- Snyder Mrs Mabel Wolle, Motor Veh1cle License Estate of Lena Margaret Tax Fund county area mcluding Me1gs Pomeroy and Mrs Grueser P ckermg Deceased Bal Jan 1 1973 135 .44 went to Parkersburg for a VISit Un less except 1ons are f1led County Receipts thereto said ac counts Will be w1th the Mitchell McCale Motor Vh cle for h ear mg before sa1d Court on L1cense Tax 2 448 15 t he 8th day of March 1974 at family M leage I 705 32 wh ch lime sad accounts wil l b e IN THE PROBATE Gifts for sunshine boxes for shut ms were brought by members of the Golden Rule Class of the Pomeroy Church of Christ meeting Tuesday mght at the home of Mrs Evelyn Sm1th Syracuse Bill McDamel pres1ded at the sesswn durmg which t~me the group made a tape to be taken to Mrs Jenme Well a patlent at Umvers1ty Hospital Columbus Round robm cards were s1gned for shut ms The hymn ' What a Friend We Have m Jesus opened the Sewing club has meeting ~ REIBER ENLISTS RACINE - IU!ndy Re1ber of IU!cme recently enlisted m the Naval Air Reserve DIVISIOn Y4 al the Naval Air Reserve Detachment, Lockbourne Air Force Base Columbus A seven year veteran Reiber was enlisted m the. Naval Air Reserve as an Aerographer Mate Petty Officer Second Class He IS a 1964 graduate of IU!cme High School IU!ndy 1s a Computer Operator at Ohw Umvers1ty New delay confronts settlement WASHINGTON (UPI) - Tbe Nixon admlnlatratloo, with a tentative settlement of the truckers slrtke to haoof, today faeed a new delay In obtalolng emergency energy JMIWers !rom Congress. Meaowblle, It urged states with severe gas shortages to tmprose their own ratloolog systeiDB Although detalls of the agreement lo end the eight cl8y shut down by Independent baulers were not completely spelled out, negotiators for the lrucken lanDed out amoug their constituency today urging acceptance of tbe pact But some trucken e:<pressed OJIIIOIIItlon becaWie the negottaton failed 1o win a rollback In the price of diesel fuel although they were given JMIWer to lmJ~Q~e a 6 per cent sur charge to help compell&ate for blgber fuel prices In the Senate, efforts to pass legislation giving President Nixon sweeping powen to deal wllh the overall energy situation laced a new delay tbat eould last at least 10 days and JMISSlbly more I Th• need for small kitchen A valentme party for uter slls was discussed but a students at the Chester Elementary School w1ll be held !mal deciSion was delayed until at 2 45 p m Thursday by the the February meetmg when a room mothers, according to hst of the needed 1tems will be plans made at a recent meeting presented Mrs Elberfeld urged the un1t to be thmklng of of the Chester PTA Mrs Charlotte Elberfeld some school projects wh•ch the , presided at the sessiOn durmg PTA m1ght fmance Teachers which t1me further discusSion were asked to select 1tems was held concermng the swtable and needed m their , partitiOns for the restrooms respectiVe rooms w1th Utese to Larry Hudson representing be presented as poss1ble the reparr comm1ttee reported projects at the next meetmg Dramage of the playground on the matter Mrs Larry Clark volun across the road was discussed leered to be a delegate to the It was decided that the repair uo Me1gs County Counc•l of comrruttee Wlll meet w1th the " Parents and Teachers She also Eastern Local School Board m reported that at present the an effort to find some solution " PTA membership stands at 89 to the problems and also to Room count was taken Wlth the request the mstallatlon of a first grade wmnmg first place water fountam m the area n and the combmed third and Refreshments were served " fourt h grade class takmg by the fourth grade mothers n second place Toti!ll Rece pts 4 153 47 Tota l Begmn ng Balance Plus Rec:e pts 4 288 91 Expenditures Total Exnepd1tures M scetlaneous 4 089 66 Grand Total ExpendituresMotor Vehic l e License Tax Fund 4 089 66 Bal Dec 31 1973 199 25 Tota l Expenditures Plus Bal Dec 31 1973 4 288 91 Gasoline Tax Fund Bal Jan l 1973 467 94 Rece1pts Gasol ne Tax 14 400 00 Total Rece1pts 14 -400 00 Tota l Beg nnmg Balance Plus Receipts 14 867 94 Expendtfures Total Expenditures 7 104 68 M scellaneous Ma ntenance 5 805 86 Grand Total Expenditures Gasol ne Tax Fund 12 190 54 Bat Dec 31 1973 1 957 40 Cemetery Fund Bat Jan 1 1973 s 732 40 Rece1pts General Property Tax Real Estate (Gross) 1 211 90 Sa le of Lots 1 740 00 Fees 3 581 58 Total Rece p ts 6 533 48 Total Begmnmg Ba lance Plus Rece1pts 12 265 88 Expenditures Salar es "' 871 06 cons dered and continued from day to day until f nally di Sposed of Any person Interested may f le wr tten except 1ons to sa d accounts or to matters per ta nmg to th e execut on of the trust not l ess than f v e days pr or to the date st'\t..tor hear ng MANNIN G D~ EB S TER J UDGE COMMON PLEAS COURT PROBATE DIVISION (2) 8 MEIGS COUNTY OHIO ltc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 21115 Estate of Alfred M Elberfeld Deceased Not1ce s hereby given that Mary El zabeth Morris of Pomeroy Ohio has been duly appo nted Executr ix of the Estate of Alfred M Elberfeld deceased late of Me1gs County Ohio Creditors are requ red to file the.r cla1ms w ith sa1d f1du c1ary w thin four months Dated th s 22nd day of J anuary 1974 M~nn ng 0 Webster Judge Court of Common Pleas Pr obate D1vlslon ( II 2S !21 I 8 3tc COUR.T OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO IN THE MATTER OF THE LASTWILLAND TESTAMENT OF HELEN ARNOLD SOMERVILLE DECEASED No 20977 PUBLIC NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CON CERN Not ce ts hereby g ven that on the 23rd day of January 197-4 Evelyn Elliott Executr x of the Last W II and Testamen t of Helen Arnot~ Somerville Decea s ed late of Pont Pleasant West V rgmia f i led n this court under Case No 20977 an authenticated copy of the Letters of Adm n st rat on ssued to her by the County Court of Mason County West V rg n111 Not ce Is further given that all cred1tors of sa1d estate who des rt to assert the•r I ens on the real estate of sa ld decedent located m th1s state shall present the r et a ms duly sworn to to th s court w t h n s x months after the filing of sa d letters n t h1S court or t h e1r sa1d liens shall forever be deemed barred and cancelled MANNING D WEBS T-E R PROBATE JUDGE (II 2~ C21 I 8 3tc JOINS SOCIETY M!SS Doona Ruth Francis daughter of Mrs Ruth Francis 16 Anne St , Pomeroy IS among the 40 Otterbein College women who have pledged -, Alpha Lambda Delta at the school The soc1ety is a • national hon<l'ary for those "' women who have attamed a 3 5 " average or better "7 SUPPER SET A soup supper wlll be beld Saturday at tbe Municipal Building m Syracuse, span sored by the ladies auxiliary Serving begins at noon, bring '" own containers for carry~!. 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' ' Today's •' ~nnrt P.ar.•ade S'L:'" U ' The Eastern Eagles and So uth er n Tornados contmue their race for second place m the SV AC tomght as both take on second diVISIOn league teams For the Eagles fresh off a 55- l 48 tr1umph over the Tornados nados are bed for second place m the SV AC w1th Identical 7-:J records Tomght the Eag les host Southwestern a steadily Im prov1ng club that Eastern belted earher m the season 84 60 In their last two outmgs the Highlanders have been mpped by two pomt.s by Symmes Valley and lost m the last second on a 40 foot bomb by Wahama It be semor mght at Eastern w1th the sta·t mg lmeup constshng of all semors - Steve D1ll John Sheets Steve Goebel IU!ndy Orr and Dave Weber For Weber and the road to second place should be less rocky than the one the ' Purple and Gold must NEW YORK- (UP!) - Muhammad Ali turns out to be pretty traverse much the same way he advertises h~rnseU on the boxcover a Eastern has loop ce ll ar super salesman mastetful boxer and not really that bad a dwellers Southwestern a nd puncher either but then there s the other Side of h1m his Symmes Valley remammg on cerebral s•de and 1t s here where you sometunes fmd those b1g 1t.s slate while Southern also loopholes m hiS log1c faces Symmes Valley, but has to tang le w1th undefeated I know I have What I m saymg IS that when MuhBD11nad Ali shifts mto h1gh champion Hannan Trace next gear ms1de the rmg or turns on the charm outs1de 1t he probably Tuesday has more personal appeal than any professiOnal athlete around Both the Eagle< ""rl 'l'or today for me as well as countless others but unfortunately too often that s where 11 all stops Al1 has sa1d over and over aga m he can influence people because of the stature he enJoys all over the world today He s absolutely right Ring Accomplishments The Me1gs Marauders go for tr1umph by all league can He admits the prmc1pal reason he enJoys this stature IS the1r second SEOAL wm of the d1date Dave IU!nn who pwnped because of his accompliShments m the rmg and that makes him season tomght hostmg the m 18 pmnt.s IU!nn IS currently two out of two because he s HIO per cent nght agam Ironton Tigers at the Larry R the SEOAL s fourth leadmg But here s where he gets a httle carried away Mornson gymnasmm m Rock score r pour1ng 1n 19 pomt.s per I m not JUSt a boxer he says l m more than that I m like a Sprmgs game country all by myseU Wherever l go- Algena Bntam Egypt The Tigers won the first The Marauders on the other Germany IndoneSia, Italy Japan-people come out to see me battle down m the snake p1t and liSten to what I have to say hand were paced m that f1rst a thnller 65-62 loss by a well balanced sconng What Muhammad Ab glosses over or convemently forgets 1s Ironton was led m that ftrst a ttac k Sophomor e forward that he IS a symbol of the kid around the corner the one w1th the limited pnvileges and education who made good and became the king of the hill In h1s own mmd he bas the Idea he s the only one who ever d1d anything like thiS but he s wrong So very wrong BolWlg lS full of prune examples of those who emerged from far more meager backgrounds to become world champions What about Joe Lows Jack Sharkey Jun Braddock Floyd Patterson. Bemy Leonard and Barney Ross' I can hear Ali now None of em ever became as b1g as me Okay then, how abeut Babe Ruth' Or El Cordobes celebrated and lioniZed the world over although hiS start m life was such that Two teams on a colhswn by playmaker Dave Wlihams he never learned to read or wr•te' Or Pele the Brazilian soccer course mee t Saturday mght at a 5 10 semor guar.J transfer superstar another who carne straight off the streets Lyne Center on the cam pus of student Larry Arrmgton who I wouldn t even debate wtth Ali about these men because he has R10 Grande College when the IS among the league leaders m a one-track mmd on the subject and the one indiVIdual he obRedmen of Art Lanham battle reboundmg and Mark Klem VIously enJoys talkmg about most IS himseU So lets talk about the Malone Pioneers of coach who IS averagmg 15 pmnts a Muhammad Ali Let stalk about him when he was a k1d game Jay Bowerman Cass•us Clay as he was known then tells me he used to steal For RIO Bollinger 1s s1xth m Rw Grande returns home thmgs !rom stores The fact that what he took were httle after playmg hve games on the conference scortng averagmg thmgs like frUit candy and the hke doesn t make him a road More Important the 15 4 a game Noe a nd cr~m~nal but ne1ther does 1t make him a hero Not m my book Redmen brmg a three game sophomore center J1m Stewart anyway wmmng streak mto the M1d Financial Successes Ohio Co nference showdown I realize that stealing thmgs as a kid now rates as the m w1th co nference leader thmg to have done particularly w1th those who have riSen far Malone above Utose early transgressions and become a great fmanc1al All three of RIO s VICtortes successes were agamst MOC foes T1fhn In a sense 1t's wrong to s1ngle out Muhammad All alone Un1vers1ty Cedarville and CHICAGO (UP!) - V1rg1l because many other well-known personalitles own up to the fact Ohw DommiCan The Redmen Carter an outspoken quarter some even< "ger ly that they also stole things for k1cks when they coasted to a 97 73 romp agamst back once sold by the Chicago were growmg up the Panth ers of Oh10 Bears for a $100 wruver pnce 0 J Simpson talks about how he and !)1s buddies used to steal DommiCan Wednesday mght m has been added to the mc1p1ent cars m San FranciSco when they were kids Robert Redford, the Columbus The wm raiSed the roster of the ChiCago Fire of actor dealt m smaller automotiVe parts He says he only used to Redmen above the 500 mark the World Football League steal hubcaps on the season at 1~9 and 1m Fire owner Torn Ortger It s fumy Robert Redford should mentlon that because not so proved thm chances for a post proudly announced h1s new long ago you d never guess what some kids stole off the wheels of season play-off berth m the acqu•s•tlon at a Thursday one of Muhammad Ali scars' That s r~ght, hubcaps All four of NAIA D1str1ct No 22 The mornmg news conference them Since Ali dr1ves h1gh-pr1ced Imported cars and smce each Redmen are m th1rd place 1n Four hours later Bears hubcap stolen from him went for $125 a copy, the whole thmg th e MOC Th e defendm g Coach Abe G1bron took over came to $500 cbampwns are 5-2 ms1de the the same space to announce his Muhammad Ali shrugs •t off though MOV National Football League team 'It lSil t worth thinkmg about anymore he says Bes1des R10 w1ll set out to avenge a has Signed Dave Gallaghe1 a I ve lost much more m my lifetime l once had a car stolen m loss last month at Canton when 245-pound All-America defenChicago It was a Cadillac and I d1dn t have any msurance on 1t the Pwneers whipped Rio by Sive tackle from MIChigan and either No, it never turned up agam The way I look at 1t IS 1t s a score of 89-4i2 Malone hke the team s second draft choice better for some k1ds to be stealing those hubcaps from me than to the Red!fien have a lot to be carter said the deal he was be killing each other or takmg dope I look at 1t another way also happy about these days offered by Onger made 11 If I learn !rom an expenence then I have gamed somethmg Malone has all but clmched a worth his while to jump from What d1d I gam from those k1ds stealing my hubcaps' I learned DIStrict 22 Play-off spot for the the NFL where he had played to put locks on em second year m a row Malone ts for Cmcmnat1 and San D1ego Maybe that s the way Muhammad Ali sees 11 but I look at 1t also commg off a b1g wm at after leavmg the Bears four differently Urbana Wednesday 91 74 years ago Wrong to Steal Malone sports a 15-6 record I want to play for a wm The way I look at 11 if Ali has all thaI influence he da1rns to overall and 6-1 m the MOC ner Carter srud wtth a glance bave, particularly among the young people he should go among Rio boss Art Lanham at at Onger them and dr1ve home how wrong 1t IS to steal ANYTHING from tr1butes the Redmen comeback Carter left Ch1cago m 1969 ANYONE whether It's apples oranges or candy from the corner to 6 4 semor Ron Lambert after he deswbect Coach Jmo storekeeper or hubcaps off an affluent fighters car The four year veteran has been Dooley as chicken bleep and Muhanunad Ali may shrug hiS shoulders and say 1t doesn t plagued by InJured ankles all later sa1d the same tenn a(>matter what they steal or take from him but these are merely season and IS now playmg ltke phed to owner George Halas words he s mouthmg the Lambert of old Prwr to the Halas sold his contract for $100 You saw the uncommon fuss he made when they stripped him three stra1ght v1ctones RIO The Bears expressed no of his title He satd they stole 1t from him I never heard anybody was playmg 1t.s poorest ball of desire to see Carter agam but carry on like that Alter glVmg 1t some thought I came to the the season and now Lanham they d1d express mterest in same conclusiOn Muhammad Ali d1d Namely that nobody says We realtze we can wm another athlete lured mto the should ever steal or take away anything wh1ch rightfully belongs agam OffenSively Dan Fire house to someone else Bollinger has been more He 1s Mark Kellar the consistent lately After a few nat10nal collegiate rushmg low scormg games freshman champiOn from Northern llJ1mmy Noe the Galhpohs hnols who was s•gned by product led all scorers m the Onger He also discussed Dom1mcan game w1th 24 terms w1th the Mmnesota pomt.s V1kmgs Also on hand for the Fire Malone w1th a tall and CHICAGO (UP!) - The B1g the other hand has a seven talented team has been paced Ten's three front runners in a game losmg streak, a 1.0 B1g tight race for the basketball Ten mark, and orne defeats m wm stated We ve been charnp10nslup were expected the last 10 games playmg real good ball the last The fourth team close to the to continue m a near deadlock four games losmg our last two after Satw-day s act10n agamst lead Michigan State also IS a m overtime - we fmally got haU game out of first place lesser teams rewarded The young coach Michigan sharmg the top w1th a 6-2 mark and will be 1dle added IU!ndolph 1s startmg to spot Wlth Purdue wtth a 6-1 Saturday fmd himself offensively Northwestern will play a league record halfway through By Quarten the conference season Wlll he nonconference rival Northern Me1gs 18 13 15 8-54 at home against Ohio State m llimo1s as part of a Chicago Ironton 9 14 7 6-36 last place Wlth a 1-4i mark and Stadiwn doubleheader tomght Meigs IU!ndolph 10-4-24 the Wolvermes were heavy and Wt.sconsm will entertam Stewart 4-2-10 Sc1tes 3 2-8 The Me1gs Marauder fresh Iowa Saturday Both the Oh10 favorites Haggerty 2-()..4 Walters 1-0-2 men led by the scormg of Purdue m1ght face a tougher State Michigan and Iowa WIS Steve Randolph npped past Dodson 0 2 2 Pratt I 2 4 path since the Boilermakers consm games wlll be teleVIsed the Ironton frosh M-36 at Browmng Il-l I Purdue and Michigan State although at home will be facing Minnesota now sixth face a slightly e3Sler schedule Ironton Thursday evenmg The little Marauders of with a 3-1 record and a two m the last half of the season coach John Arnott exploded to game B1g Ten winning streak each playmg two of the other Tbe Gophers also now boast the four r1vals, while M1ch1gan and an 18-9 f1rst quarter lead league leading scorer m Denrus Indiana each must play three holdmg Ute lead to 8 pomts at NELSON IN LAS VEGAS 31 23 at the half 9Iaffer, who has averaged 29 5 games agamst the others LAS VEGAS - B1ll Nelson Me1gs then Jumped out for 15 So far Purdue and M1chigan ]Miints per game for his last president of Sm1th Nelson four outmgs to take over the are 2-1 in games w1th the top third quarter points wh1le Motors of Pomeroy par four Michigan State IS I 2 and holdmg the Tlgercubs to 7 Individual first place hc1pated m the 57th annual Indiana, a half game behmd Indiana 1-0 Purdue )las split IU!ndolph h1ttmg 10 from the conventwn here of the NatiOnal the pace setters with a 5-l w1th M1ch1gan State and field and four at the hne Automobile Dealers wh1le scored 24 pomts followed by record could have an easy task beaten M1ch1gan Association Feb Ui Nelson, a M1ch1gan has won once from Allan Stewart w1th 10 at home smce the Hoosiers Mason led Ironton scorers member of N A D A smce have a Sllt game wmnmg Ind1ana and once from 1971 IS also a member of Oh10 With 12 streak and have lost ohly once M1ch1gan State Auto Dealers Assoc1at10n Arnott very pleased w1th the on their own court IllinoiS on By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor "'11 Orr 1t w11l be the1r first start of the season D1ll IS the second leadmg scorer m the league averagmg 19 8 pom t.s per loop con test whtle Sheel" ts stxth at 16 1 ppg Uoyd Wood 1s the leadm g pomt producer for the lads of Ke1th Car ter averagmg 15 1 PPG good for the leagues tenth spot In the hrst outmg between the t\\o clubs the Highlanders were down by JUSt stx pomts 40-34 at mtermtss wn before the Eagles pulled away m the th1rd frame nppmg the nets for 30 pmnts while South western could put m JUSt 18 Marauders looking for 2nd win Terry Qualls and junior center Dan Dodson led the wa) w1th 16 pomts each while jumor guard Lonme Coats chipped m 10 In that hrst battle the score was tied and the lead changed 261tmes w1th Ironton gomg out m fron t for good at 37-36 1n the third penod The scm e was tied 3~30 at halftime In tomght s reserve game Rio returns home to face Malone in key MOC battle are second and th1rd respec hvely m rebounding Noe IS gettmg an average of 10 6 caroms per ga me while Stewart IS averagmg 9 3 T1p off t1me at Lyne Center Saturday 1s 8 p m After the Malone clash Rw w1ll be 1dle unt1l Wednesday when P1kevtlle vtstl'i the Redmen m a non conference game Nease ar the guards Say re IS presently the seventh Jead1 ng conference scorer averag mg an even 16 pomts per loop game At the time of h1s Injury M1ller was the third leadmg scorer h1ttmg at a 19 8 per game chp In tomght s reserve game at Willow Wood the reserves of Carl Wolfe try to stay \\lthm a game of reserve league leadmg Hannan Trace If Southern "tns tomght coupled w1th a victor) ove r the Wildcats Tuesday and 1f both North Galha reserves and Eastern Reserves wm thetr last two games the reserve league w1ll end up m a four way he for flrst place• I he Funnel Clouds won the first battle toppmg the httle V1kes 46-J4 D1ll led the way m that wm Eag les In the1r fir st meeting at '"th 24 pomt.s followed by Jumor T1m Spencer w1th 23 IU!cme the Tornados pwned Sheets w1th 16 and semor Tim back the V•kes 67 54 Bawn w1th 14 Southern was led by IDJUred Larry Frasher led South BobM1ller who connected on 13 wester n w1th 16 pomts of 14 free throw attempts and foll owed by Wood w1th 14 and low- held goals for 21 powt.s Next m the scormg hn e was M1ke Crouse with 12 In tomght s reserve hit the se mor forward Pete Sayre w1th httle Eagles try to make 1! a 18 Symmes Valley was led bv Jaye Myers w1h 12 perf e~ t season over the South The Tornados of course w1ll western reserves In thetr ftrst meeting the reserves of Duane be gowg without sharpshooti ng Wolfe out scored th e Miller who suffered a badly Highlanders m each quar ter spramed ankle a week ago m a enroute to a 47 29 victory loss a t North Galba That At the same t1me at Symmes leaves the Purple and Gold Valley the Tornados of Carl w1th a probable starti ng hneup Wolfe w1ll try to rebound from that will consist of se mor Vern that loss Tuesday mght to the Ord m the p1vot se mors Norman Curfman and Sayre m the corners and semor Randy Warner and JUniOr M1tch Miller appears to the little Marauders of Ron Logan w1ll try to Improve on their 4 7 league record good for s1xth place m the league reserve standmgs In the first meetmg betwee 1 the T1gercubs and reserve PAlM SPRINGS Cahf Marauders the lrontomtes ( UP! I - The scoreboard here came out on top 57-4 1 as they says Labron Harns and Lee outran and outshot Me1gs Elder are the co second round leaders m the $160 000 Bob Hope Desert ClasSic today but log1c md1cates Johnny M1ller IS the man to beat Miller who made everyone stand up and take notice when he opened the 1974 PGA tour by sweepmg the first three events starts today s third round m the Hope event a shot behmd Horns and Elder who lead the pack With 36-ltole scores of four under par 140 But Elder still has to play Eldorado and La Qumta wh1le Harris tackles Bermuda Dunes and Eldorado Most here feel Eldorado and Bermuds Dunes are the tougher of th e four courses they use m the 90-hole RON LAMBERT hope Miller shootmg to top the $100 000 mark for the year m only the siXI.h event opened Wltll an even par 72 m the wmd at Bermuds Wednesdsy and background I thmk we can came back wtth a three under turn th1s thmg around 69 m the calm at Eldorado G1bron s hasty reference was Thursday to the Bears losmg NFL I had my game under full record m the past four seasons control for the first tmoe m two Gallagher said he accepted weeks Miller sa1d of h1s play the Bears offer after mulling Thursday Still l haven t over one !rom the Boston Bulls putted well but 1t s commg of the WFL who p1cked him m back their draft They are prunarily tee to he man to defeat green courses With less empha SIS on puttmg I don t know contmued the 26-year-old native of San Francisco maybe that s the way 1t should be everywhere Tee to green I think I m a better player than most and at least the equal of the best Harns and Elder ne1ther of whom ever has won a tour nament meanwhile are ploddmg along and hopmg for bghtnmg to strike Ne1ther putted all that well m the second round but both played well enough othel'Wlse wtth Harm carding a two under 70 at Indian Wells and Elder a one under 71 at Bermuda In the third round today Harris plays at Bermuda whlle Elder goes to Eldorado Miller who 18 tied for second wtth M1ke Reasor Johnny L1ster John Mahaffey Gner Jones and Hubert Green goes to La Qumta I played better m the second round than I did m the first, HarriS srud, but I didn t putt as well and I don t know why He had an eagle on the 18th at lnd1an Wells plus three birdies and three bogies Elder. still bothered by a sore wr1st continued rrussmg short putts but h!S rron game was good Carter jumps to WFL Big 10 frontrunners battle lesser teams Frosh dump Tigercuhs 54 to 36 announcement were Isaac Jackson Kansas State runnmg back who was s1gned along With Kellar and end J1m Seymow- whose Fire contract had been prevwusly an nounced G1bron hailed Gallagher as JUst the type we need because he comes from a wmnmg SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 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'til 5 p.m Semce 'Til tz On Saturday �3- The Daily Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Feb ti ,,74 eport Pomeroy 0 Fell 8 1974 Valentine party set Dro outs can come hack By GEORGE HARGRAVES Supt Me1gs Local School District Tomght 8 column 1s directed specifically to those people who dropped out of school pr10r to graduatmg from h1gh school In today 8 world thiS causes a person to be at a cons iderable disadvantage particularly m the area of employment If you don t have a JOb and have no h1gh school diploma 1t IS hard to get a JOb If you do have a JOb a nd do not have a high school diploma 1t IS very difficult to get a better JOb These are true statements The years ahead \\Ill make them even more true So whatcanyoudoabout•t' You could go back to h1gh school and complete the necessary courses and ea rn the reqUired cred1ts necessary to earn a high school diploma Th1s IS ver) difficult to do especially 1f you are beyond the age of 20 You s~mply have a Speakmg of schools -1'\io. 30.'J very difficult t1me m adjustmg to bemg m school and assoc1atmg With students who are mu ch younger than you Nevertheless this IS one way that you could do 1t and you m1ght want to ex plore 1t The way to do that IS to contact the prmc1pal of your high school Another way to complete the requirements for h1gh school graduatiOn could be by domg correspondence work Th•s should be done only under the gu1dance and w1th the approval of the prmc1pal of the high school from wh1ch you hope to obtam a diploma The school and the courses must be approved pnor to the t1me that you take them There 1s also a !mutation on the number of <~ills toward graduation that can be earned by correspondence A third way to complete your reqUifement.s rrught be by tutormg Here agam the tutormg must be approved before 1t starts by the high school prmc1pal There are specific reqwrement.s concermng the amount of tutonng time that must be mvolved m order for the cred1t to be valid Just as m the case of correspondence there 1s a limit to the number of credits that you can ea rn through tutormg for use m reachmg the nwnber reqwred for graduatiOn Let me reemphasize that all correspondence work and tutormg must be done under the direction and w1th the approval of the hig~ school prmc1pal Many people have found that any one of the three prevwusly mentioned procedures can meet their particular Situation and solve their individual problem It IS entirely poSSible that a combmation of the three rrught be used to complete the reqUifement.s for graduation It 011ght also be true that none or all of these procedures w1ll do the JOb Then what' Th e State Deparbnent of EducatiOn 1ssues a certificate of high school eqwvalency that 1s accepted m most places as a satisfactory substitute for a high school diploma Lets be qwte clear about tha t pomt It IS not a high school diploma but 1t IS the next best thmg The certificate IS ISsued by the State Depart • ment when an mdiv1dual sucress£ully attams the reqUlred level of scores on the f1ve parts of the General Educational Development test (GED) The five parts of the GED test really mvolve three thmgs These are basiC mathematics bas1c English usage and readmg The three readmg tests are based on matenals m social studies literature and science You are given information you read 11 and you answer questiOns about 1t The GED test 1s giVen at severallocatwns around the sta te People m our area can take the test m Gallipohs To unprove your prospects of successfully passmg the GED test ) ou need to brush up your background m English mathematics and reading You need to cond1tlon yourseU for the GED test and we ca n help you To serve thiS spec1hc purpose we have an Adult Bas1c Education learmng labora tory con dueled m the Central Building m Middleport every Tuesday and Thursday eve rung from 6 30 to 9 30 ThiS 1s not a class It 1s a pla ce for mdlVlduals to come and work on their own mdiv1dual program of Improvement In the ABE lab the director will try to fmd out where you need help m the three basic areas of reading arithmetic and Enghsh Then an a ttempt w1ll be made to construct a progra m JUSt for you for the purpose of helpmg you The baSic purpose of the ABE learnmg laboratory IS to help you to get ready to sue cessfully pass the GED test HYSELL BROTHERS EACH HAVE PAPER ROUTE The sta te 1s w•lling to 1ssue you a certificate of high school Danny and DaVId Hysell l-i' sons of Mr and Mrs Milford eqwvalency They have done their part We have an Adult Bas1c Hysell Middleport each have their own paper routes Danny EducatiOn Laboratory We are domg our part Now we need for age 10 and a fourth grade student at Pearl Street Elementary you to do your part a nd take advantage of the ABE laboratory has had his route smcelast October Danny 1s a cub scout and and the opporturuty that 1t proVIdes None of what has been done member of the fourth grade basketball team and hiS hobby IS w1ll be worth anythmg if you do not take advantage of It Indeed drawmg DaviS IS 12 years old and a SIXth grade student at the spec1al federal funds that support thiS program may not be Bradbury He has had hiS route for over a year David loves available next year if we do not have more people take ad all sports and IS batboy for the Royal Crown baseball team vantage of the opportunity durmg this school year Perhaps we He also keeps up wtth college and pro-ball Both beys play on are mcorrect m assummg that there are people m our areas who the Mets baseball team and both save therr prof1ts from their do not have h1gh school diplomas Perhaps we are mcorrect m routes All their earnmgs have been placed m a sav1ngs assummg that there a re people who need the opportunity of the account Their father 1s employed by People s Life Insurance ABE laboratory Company The most recent census !1gures mdicate that the re IS a need for such a program because there are many c1t1zens of thiS area who do not have high school diplomas We can t force you to try th1s JUSt as we cannot force any student to learn The student needs seU motivation as well as opporturuty ThiS IS also true of Contents of a small frame furnace No InJuries were the adult who has not completed high school You have to want bUlldmg on Bownan s Run reported to do so We are m the opportunity busmess and we offer thiS near IU!cme owned by Wesley opport~ruty m the ABE lab ONE FINED Clark valued at $4 000 were We are mv1tmg you to take advantage of thiS serVIce We by llre late last One defendant was fmed and destroyed hope you w1ll g1ve senous though• to the mv1tation Why not drop another forfe ited bond m m on our Adult Bas1c Education lab at any tmoe between 6 30 mght Accordmg to the IU!cme Fire Pomeroy Mayor Dale Smith s and 9 30 on each Tuesday or Thursday evenmg You can stay for court Thursday mght Steve Dept which diSpatched ten fifteen rrunutes or three hours You can take advantage of the opportumty or JUSt forget about 1t The deCISIOn IS yours Why men to the scene the fire was Yonker, IU!cme was fined $5 already out upon their aiTival and costs for an illegal muffler not stop m and see us' Cause of the blaze wh1ch was and Robert MoodiSpaugh reported at 10 10 p m was Middleport gave up a $50 bond bsted as the 1gn1tion of soot m a for reckless operation Contents of building lost Public urged to participate in book fair • NCO RECEIVES CERTIFICATE - SMSgt Robert E Still 2104th Commumcatwns Squadron (AFCS) rece1ves a certifiCate of complellon from Col Glen L McStarran Deputy Ch1ef of LogiStics, for successfully completing the A1r Force Communications Serv1ce Ch1ef of Mamtenance School at Richards Gebaur AFB MISSouri Before amvmg here m July 71 Sergeant Still was asSigned to the 1961st Commumcations Group ( AFGS) Clark AFB Republic of Philippmes He IS presently workmg m the pos1t1on of crypto mamtenance supermtendent A native of Pomeroy, Sgt Still IS the son of Elmer R Still He IS roamed to the former Mary A Gr~ggs Meigs 4-H Club News A new 4 H club was organiZed at the home of Mr and Mrs Junrrue King on January 23 There were e1ght members attendmg the Mid dleport Hill Toppers first meeting Durmg the busmess meeting a name for the club was selected and dues were diSCussed OffiCers for the commg year are as follows pres•dent, Nancy Lawrence v1ce president Jeff Dilcher secretary Debbie Lawrence treasurer Kathy Lawrence reporter Fran Williams recreahon leaders Debbie Smith and Jo Ellen Lawrence health and safety cha1nnan Tmuny Smith Followmg the meeting a word game was played led by Jo Ellen Lawrence and Debbie The Almaoac By United Press Internatlooal Today IS Sunday Feb 10 the 41st day of 1974 w11h 324 to follow The moon IS approaching 1ts last quarter The mormng star IS Venus The evening stars are Mer cury Mars Jup1ter and Saturn Those born on this date are under the s1gn of Aquanus American JOurnahst Wilham Allen Wh1te was born Feb 10 1868 In 1972 29 !raman VIllagers were dead and 4 000 were reported miSSmg after a blizzard swept northwest Iran ' Sm1th Refreshments were served by Mrs Kmg - Fran Wilhams. Reporter THE HILLBILLIES 4 H club met Jan 28 at the home of adviSor Ma1<1ne Dyer There were siX members present PrOJect books were diStributed and prOJects were diScussed during the busmess meeting Patty Dyer gave a demon stratwn on rope and B1lly Dyer gave an electr1c1ty demon stratwn Patty Dyer also gave a spec1al report on bicycle safety Dean Colwell led the club members m a game of Toss It The club members enJoyed Kool Aid popcorn and cookies served by Mrs Dyer The next meeting will be February 11 Spec1al plans for th1s meetmg mclude a health report by Mary Colw ell and numnon reports by Opal and Patty Dyer - Patty Dyer, Reporter AUTOS COLLIDE The Me1gs County Sheriffs Dept mvestigated an acc1dent Thursday evemng on Bahr Lane m Chester where Annette K Fmk 29 R t I Long Bottom backmg her auto turned too sharply h1tting a parked car belongmg to Patricia Zielinski. 23 Rt I Long Bottom Light dsmage was reported to both autos There were no mjurles ~or ted Mrs. Black"ood m student teaching GREENVILLE S C - Mrs Wilham Alan Blackwood the former Marta Hubbard a semor elementary education maJOr at Bob Jones Umvers1ty Greenville S C 1s dmng her student teaching thiS semester m Greenville She 1s the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold E Hubbard of 412 S Fourth Ave Middleport For the past 22 years semors m the School of Educatwn at Bob Jones Umvers1ty have made scores h1gher than the nahonal average on the Na t1onal T eac hers Exammatlon -- TUPPERS PLAINS - A student book fair 1s bemg held at the Tuppers Plains Elementary School through Feb 14 Students during the fair which began on Feb 5 Will be able to browse and purchase books The fair IS open durmg the school day and w1ll be open to the Boosters meeting on Feb 11 The book fair committee mv1tes _all students parents and VISitors to attend the fair which IS des1gned to encourage student reading mterested and In budding home hbranes Proceeds wlll go to a worth while project Tuppers Plams School 1s 'llonsormg the event w1th Mrs PatrlCla Life as fair chairman The committee mcludes volunteer helpers from the juniOr h1gh school The book fair diSplay m eludes new books from many publishers All readmg m terests - class1cs fiction b10graph1es science ad venture, natw-e mystery and reference w•ll be represented The comm1ttee IS working w1th Educational Readmg ServiCe a professiOnal book fair com pany to furmsh the mdlvidual selection of books for the fair • Miss Tannehill honored A shower for April Alana four month old adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark Tannehill was held recently by the Young Adult Class of the Enterpnse Umted MethodiSt Church at Ute home of Mrs Don Runnel Rose Hill Pomeroy A pmk and yellow color scheme was caiTied out m the decorations wh1ch featured an open umbrella on the gift table Welcome April Alana was mscnbed on the cake wh1ch was served w1th punch 1ce cream and nuts Attendmg the shower were Mrs J1m W1ll and daughter Becky Mrs Herbert DIXon Mrs IU!y Pulhns Mrs Ph1l Ohlmger Laura Ohlinger Mrs ~ Dw1ght Logan Mrs Carl " Arnold M1ss Elizabeth Dav1s Miss Helen DaviS MISS Emma Lou DaviS M1ss Joyce DaviS Mrs Dale Davis Mrs George Brothers Mrs M1ke Brothers and children B11ly and Amy Beth Mrs Charles Warth " Dav1d Damn and Amy Lynn Mrs W1lham Sydenstricker and Chr1ss1e and Artie Runnel Others presenting gUts to the couple and the1r new daughter • were Mrs Ed Bowen Mrs Eldon Weeks Mrs Tom Bowen Mrs Carl Moore Mrs Ed King and Barb Sm1th The Young Adults Class gave the , Tannehill fam1ly a highchair , Golden Rule class meets v meeting w1th Mrs Charles Eskew g1vmg devol!ons taken from Luke 10 3~38 Mrs Elwood Bowers had prayer '" Employers Ret rement FINAN t iAL REPORT Mrs Eskew read the Healmg Contr button 257 93 OF TOWNSHIPS For F1sca1 Year End1ng New Bu ld ngs and Power of CompassiOn , Mrs Add tons 2 675 00 December Jl 1973 L e tart Stanley Bass Thank God for Township Me1gs County R D 2 Too s and Equ pment I 1.42 98 Racme Oh10 Feb 4 1974 the Privilege of Livmg and "" 19 86 I cer t fy I he follow ng r eport Supp l es Mrs McDamel Don t Run m her E x penses 153 49 Ot to be corre ct 9 120 92 Herbert L Say r e Tot a Expend tur es Debt Roll call was a com 3 144 9~ Townsh p Cl erk. Bal Dec 31 1973 ment on love Tota l Expend lures Plus SUMM \RY OF CASH Bal Dec 31 1973 12 265 88 BALANCES RECEIPTS FoF entertamment Mrs Revenue Sharmg Fund AND EXPENDITURES McDamel conducted a Bible Bal Jan 1 1973 132 00 Balance Jan 1 1973 Rece1pls Gen eral Fund S 1 399 77 qwz on Who Am 1• The Other 2 992 00 Motor Veh cle L 1cense Total Begmn ng Balan ce March meeting will be at the Tsx Fund 135 4-4 Plus Recepts 412-400 467 94 Gasol ne Tax Fund McDamel home Refreshments " Expenditures 5 732 40 Cemetery Fund were served to those named 43 50 Rev Sharmg I 132 00 Sal ar es 1 440 01 8 867 55 Supplies Tot als and Mrs LoUis Osborne Mrs Repa1rs 520 00 Total Rece1pts Clyde Andrews Mrs Elwood Other Expenses 143 "32 General Fund 5 610 88 Total Expenditures 2 146 83 Motor Veh cle L1cense IS PROMOTED Bowers Mrs Nathan Roush 1 977 17 Tax Fund 4 153 47 Bat Dec 31 1973 Mr and Mrs Sherman Total Expenditures P lus Mrs Denver Kapple and Mrs Gasol ne Tax Fund 14 400 00 Sal Dec: 31 1973 4 124 oo Roberts Rt 4 Pomeroy, have Ceme tery Fund 6 533 48 Eva Dessuaer a guest Township Debt - Notes Rev Shar ng 2 992 00 receiVed word that therr son-111 To tals 33 689 83 Purpose For Wh ch Not Debt Was Created Total ReceLpts & Balances law S Sgt Fred Fillinger has Genera l Fund 7 010 65 Grader been promoted to technical Outstandmg Jan Mo tor Veh cle License 1973 3 335 30! sergeant m the U S Air Force Tax Fund 4 2811 91 14 867 94 Redeemed Our ng Year Gasol ne Tax Fund 1973 1 666 67 T Sgt and Mrs Fillinger and Cemetery Pund 12 265 88 Rev Shar ng 4 124 00 Balance Outstanding Dec their children Sharon. Karen 31 1973 I 666 66 Totals 42 557 38 and Freddie recently returned Rate of lnt 6 Pet E xpend•fures 1975 from Yokoto Air Force Base, General Fund 5 483 04 Date of Fmtal Mat Truck. •• Motor Veh cle L1cense Japan and are now at the Els Tax Fund 4 089 66 Outstandmg Jan 1 Mrs Flo Strickland hosted a 1973 .4 769 25 worth Air Force Base S D Gasol ne Tax Fund 12 910 5.4 meetmg of the Sew R1te Cemetery Fund 912092 Redeemed Our ng Year 1913 158975 Mrs Fillinger IS the former Rev Shar ng 2 146 83 Sewmg Club Wednesday mght Totals 33 750 99 Bi!ilance Outs tand1ng Dec Shirley Roberts Pomeroy at her Lincoln He1ghts home , 31 1975 3 179 50 Balance Dec 31 ,13 Rate of lnt 6 Pet General Fund 1 527 61 Mrs Ann Brownmg pres1ded " Date of Fmal Mat 1975 Motor Veh cle L 1cense w1th Mrs Betty Wehrung Tax Fund 199 25 Total - Ovtstandmg Jan I 1973 8 104 58 Gasol ne Tax Fund 1 957 -40 g1vmg Ute treasurer s report HELP HERE Cemetery Fund 3 144 96 Total - Redeemed and Mrs Evelyn Gilmore the Our no Year 1973 3 256 42 Rev Shar ng 1 977 17 James E Roush Me1gs Ba lan ce Outstand ng Tota ls 8 806 39 Total secretary s report Mrs Dec 31 1973 4 8-46 16 County Aud1tor announces CASH BALANCE RECEIPTS AND thatMr L D Moore, from the Pandora Collins thanked her • \2J 8 ltc EXPENDITURES Ohio Deparbnent of Taxatwn secret pal for a brrthday gift , BY FUND General Fund w1ll be in Ute Me1gs County and Mrs Browmng rece1ved an Bal Jan 1 1973 1 399 17 Auditor 8 off1ce every Monday anmversary card and g1ft at Rece1pts IN THE General Property Tax Feb 11 thu Apnl 8 to asSist the meeting from her secret COMMON PLEAS COURT Real Estate (Gross) 1 807 28 PROBATE DIVISION th<>re needmg help Wlth their pal A dessert course was Tang •ble Personal Property MEIGS COUNTY OHIO Tax (Gross) 719 50 State Income Tax HIS hours served to those named and Local Government IN THE MATTER OF SET w1ll be from 9 to 12 noon I to 4 Mrs Martha Hoffman Mrs D1str but on 1 74 6 05 TLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS Shirley Bally Mrs Mlldred ~· C garette L cense Fees and PROBATE COURT MEIG S pm F nes (Gross ) 51 41 COUNTY OH I O Wells and Mrs Nettie Boyer ' Notes 201 80 Accounts and vouchers of th e Next meeting Wlll be at the 804 04 followmg name cf'=- f duclar1es In tang ble tax Stat e Income tax 280 80 have been f led n the Probate Strickland home hosted by Total Rece pts 5 6 10 88 Court Me1gs County Oh o for •• Mrs Collins Total Begmn ng Ba la nce BROWN IN ATHENS approval and sett lemnt Plus Rece DIS 7 010 63 CASE NO 15 030 F na l Ac The second stop on Secretary Expenditures count of Armo A Stan sbury Total E x pend tures Trus tee Under the Tru st of State Ted W Brown s Admm strative 4 692 l1 Created by the w 11 of William b1enmal IS GUEST • traveling off1ce Town Halls Memor al E Stansbury Deceased Mrs Howard I Snyder • Bu1ld ngs and visits w1ll be m Athens at the CASE NO 20 750 Ftrst Fmal Grounds 190 87 and 0 stnbut ve Account of ExtensiOn Off1ce Cleveland has been the guest F re Protec t on 600 00 Charles M les and Leroy M l ies County Grand Total Expendituresat the County for the past several days of Mr Co Executors of the Estate of located General Fund 5 483 04 Mary Wr ght Deceased Fairgrounds on West Umon St and Mrs Paul Grueser, • Bal Dec 31 1973 1 527 61 CASE NO 20 948 F rst and Tota l E x penditures P lus where he w11l swear m Board of Middleport Wednesday Mrs F nal Account of Warren Bal Dec 31 1973 7 010 65 P ck.ens Adm nlstrator of the Elections members from an 8- Snyder Mrs Mabel Wolle, Motor Veh1cle License Estate of Lena Margaret Tax Fund county area mcluding Me1gs Pomeroy and Mrs Grueser P ckermg Deceased Bal Jan 1 1973 135 .44 went to Parkersburg for a VISit Un less except 1ons are f1led County Receipts thereto said ac counts Will be w1th the Mitchell McCale Motor Vh cle for h ear mg before sa1d Court on L1cense Tax 2 448 15 t he 8th day of March 1974 at family M leage I 705 32 wh ch lime sad accounts wil l b e IN THE PROBATE Gifts for sunshine boxes for shut ms were brought by members of the Golden Rule Class of the Pomeroy Church of Christ meeting Tuesday mght at the home of Mrs Evelyn Sm1th Syracuse Bill McDamel pres1ded at the sesswn durmg which t~me the group made a tape to be taken to Mrs Jenme Well a patlent at Umvers1ty Hospital Columbus Round robm cards were s1gned for shut ms The hymn ' What a Friend We Have m Jesus opened the Sewing club has meeting ~ REIBER ENLISTS RACINE - IU!ndy Re1ber of IU!cme recently enlisted m the Naval Air Reserve DIVISIOn Y4 al the Naval Air Reserve Detachment, Lockbourne Air Force Base Columbus A seven year veteran Reiber was enlisted m the. Naval Air Reserve as an Aerographer Mate Petty Officer Second Class He IS a 1964 graduate of IU!cme High School IU!ndy 1s a Computer Operator at Ohw Umvers1ty New delay confronts settlement WASHINGTON (UPI) - Tbe Nixon admlnlatratloo, with a tentative settlement of the truckers slrtke to haoof, today faeed a new delay In obtalolng emergency energy JMIWers !rom Congress. Meaowblle, It urged states with severe gas shortages to tmprose their own ratloolog systeiDB Although detalls of the agreement lo end the eight cl8y shut down by Independent baulers were not completely spelled out, negotiators for the lrucken lanDed out amoug their constituency today urging acceptance of tbe pact But some trucken e:<pressed OJIIIOIIItlon becaWie the negottaton failed 1o win a rollback In the price of diesel fuel although they were given JMIWer to lmJ~Q~e a 6 per cent sur charge to help compell&ate for blgber fuel prices In the Senate, efforts to pass legislation giving President Nixon sweeping powen to deal wllh the overall energy situation laced a new delay tbat eould last at least 10 days and JMISSlbly more I Th• need for small kitchen A valentme party for uter slls was discussed but a students at the Chester Elementary School w1ll be held !mal deciSion was delayed until at 2 45 p m Thursday by the the February meetmg when a room mothers, according to hst of the needed 1tems will be plans made at a recent meeting presented Mrs Elberfeld urged the un1t to be thmklng of of the Chester PTA Mrs Charlotte Elberfeld some school projects wh•ch the , presided at the sessiOn durmg PTA m1ght fmance Teachers which t1me further discusSion were asked to select 1tems was held concermng the swtable and needed m their , partitiOns for the restrooms respectiVe rooms w1th Utese to Larry Hudson representing be presented as poss1ble the reparr comm1ttee reported projects at the next meetmg Dramage of the playground on the matter Mrs Larry Clark volun across the road was discussed leered to be a delegate to the It was decided that the repair uo Me1gs County Counc•l of comrruttee Wlll meet w1th the " Parents and Teachers She also Eastern Local School Board m reported that at present the an effort to find some solution " PTA membership stands at 89 to the problems and also to Room count was taken Wlth the request the mstallatlon of a first grade wmnmg first place water fountam m the area n and the combmed third and Refreshments were served " fourt h grade class takmg by the fourth grade mothers n second place Toti!ll Rece pts 4 153 47 Tota l Begmn ng Balance Plus Rec:e pts 4 288 91 Expenditures Total Exnepd1tures M scetlaneous 4 089 66 Grand Total ExpendituresMotor Vehic l e License Tax Fund 4 089 66 Bal Dec 31 1973 199 25 Tota l Expenditures Plus Bal Dec 31 1973 4 288 91 Gasoline Tax Fund Bal Jan l 1973 467 94 Rece1pts Gasol ne Tax 14 400 00 Total Rece1pts 14 -400 00 Tota l Beg nnmg Balance Plus Receipts 14 867 94 Expendtfures Total Expenditures 7 104 68 M scellaneous Ma ntenance 5 805 86 Grand Total Expenditures Gasol ne Tax Fund 12 190 54 Bat Dec 31 1973 1 957 40 Cemetery Fund Bat Jan 1 1973 s 732 40 Rece1pts General Property Tax Real Estate (Gross) 1 211 90 Sa le of Lots 1 740 00 Fees 3 581 58 Total Rece p ts 6 533 48 Total Begmnmg Ba lance Plus Rece1pts 12 265 88 Expenditures Salar es "' 871 06 cons dered and continued from day to day until f nally di Sposed of Any person Interested may f le wr tten except 1ons to sa d accounts or to matters per ta nmg to th e execut on of the trust not l ess than f v e days pr or to the date st'\t..tor hear ng MANNIN G D~ EB S TER J UDGE COMMON PLEAS COURT PROBATE DIVISION (2) 8 MEIGS COUNTY OHIO ltc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 21115 Estate of Alfred M Elberfeld Deceased Not1ce s hereby given that Mary El zabeth Morris of Pomeroy Ohio has been duly appo nted Executr ix of the Estate of Alfred M Elberfeld deceased late of Me1gs County Ohio Creditors are requ red to file the.r cla1ms w ith sa1d f1du c1ary w thin four months Dated th s 22nd day of J anuary 1974 M~nn ng 0 Webster Judge Court of Common Pleas Pr obate D1vlslon ( II 2S !21 I 8 3tc COUR.T OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO IN THE MATTER OF THE LASTWILLAND TESTAMENT OF HELEN ARNOLD SOMERVILLE DECEASED No 20977 PUBLIC NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CON CERN Not ce ts hereby g ven that on the 23rd day of January 197-4 Evelyn Elliott Executr x of the Last W II and Testamen t of Helen Arnot~ Somerville Decea s ed late of Pont Pleasant West V rgmia f i led n this court under Case No 20977 an authenticated copy of the Letters of Adm n st rat on ssued to her by the County Court of Mason County West V rg n111 Not ce Is further given that all cred1tors of sa1d estate who des rt to assert the•r I ens on the real estate of sa ld decedent located m th1s state shall present the r et a ms duly sworn to to th s court w t h n s x months after the filing of sa d letters n t h1S court or t h e1r sa1d liens shall forever be deemed barred and cancelled MANNING D WEBS T-E R PROBATE JUDGE (II 2~ C21 I 8 3tc JOINS SOCIETY M!SS Doona Ruth Francis daughter of Mrs Ruth Francis 16 Anne St , Pomeroy IS among the 40 Otterbein College women who have pledged -, Alpha Lambda Delta at the school The soc1ety is a • national hon<l'ary for those "' women who have attamed a 3 5 " average or better "7 SUPPER SET A soup supper wlll be beld Saturday at tbe Municipal Building m Syracuse, span sored by the ladies auxiliary Serving begins at noon, bring '" own containers for carry~!. 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' ' Today's •' ~nnrt P.ar.•ade S'L:'" U ' The Eastern Eagles and So uth er n Tornados contmue their race for second place m the SV AC tomght as both take on second diVISIOn league teams For the Eagles fresh off a 55- l 48 tr1umph over the Tornados nados are bed for second place m the SV AC w1th Identical 7-:J records Tomght the Eag les host Southwestern a steadily Im prov1ng club that Eastern belted earher m the season 84 60 In their last two outmgs the Highlanders have been mpped by two pomt.s by Symmes Valley and lost m the last second on a 40 foot bomb by Wahama It be semor mght at Eastern w1th the sta·t mg lmeup constshng of all semors - Steve D1ll John Sheets Steve Goebel IU!ndy Orr and Dave Weber For Weber and the road to second place should be less rocky than the one the ' Purple and Gold must NEW YORK- (UP!) - Muhammad Ali turns out to be pretty traverse much the same way he advertises h~rnseU on the boxcover a Eastern has loop ce ll ar super salesman mastetful boxer and not really that bad a dwellers Southwestern a nd puncher either but then there s the other Side of h1m his Symmes Valley remammg on cerebral s•de and 1t s here where you sometunes fmd those b1g 1t.s slate while Southern also loopholes m hiS log1c faces Symmes Valley, but has to tang le w1th undefeated I know I have What I m saymg IS that when MuhBD11nad Ali shifts mto h1gh champion Hannan Trace next gear ms1de the rmg or turns on the charm outs1de 1t he probably Tuesday has more personal appeal than any professiOnal athlete around Both the Eagle< ""rl 'l'or today for me as well as countless others but unfortunately too often that s where 11 all stops Al1 has sa1d over and over aga m he can influence people because of the stature he enJoys all over the world today He s absolutely right Ring Accomplishments The Me1gs Marauders go for tr1umph by all league can He admits the prmc1pal reason he enJoys this stature IS the1r second SEOAL wm of the d1date Dave IU!nn who pwnped because of his accompliShments m the rmg and that makes him season tomght hostmg the m 18 pmnt.s IU!nn IS currently two out of two because he s HIO per cent nght agam Ironton Tigers at the Larry R the SEOAL s fourth leadmg But here s where he gets a httle carried away Mornson gymnasmm m Rock score r pour1ng 1n 19 pomt.s per I m not JUSt a boxer he says l m more than that I m like a Sprmgs game country all by myseU Wherever l go- Algena Bntam Egypt The Tigers won the first The Marauders on the other Germany IndoneSia, Italy Japan-people come out to see me battle down m the snake p1t and liSten to what I have to say hand were paced m that f1rst a thnller 65-62 loss by a well balanced sconng What Muhammad Ab glosses over or convemently forgets 1s Ironton was led m that ftrst a ttac k Sophomor e forward that he IS a symbol of the kid around the corner the one w1th the limited pnvileges and education who made good and became the king of the hill In h1s own mmd he bas the Idea he s the only one who ever d1d anything like thiS but he s wrong So very wrong BolWlg lS full of prune examples of those who emerged from far more meager backgrounds to become world champions What about Joe Lows Jack Sharkey Jun Braddock Floyd Patterson. Bemy Leonard and Barney Ross' I can hear Ali now None of em ever became as b1g as me Okay then, how abeut Babe Ruth' Or El Cordobes celebrated and lioniZed the world over although hiS start m life was such that Two teams on a colhswn by playmaker Dave Wlihams he never learned to read or wr•te' Or Pele the Brazilian soccer course mee t Saturday mght at a 5 10 semor guar.J transfer superstar another who carne straight off the streets Lyne Center on the cam pus of student Larry Arrmgton who I wouldn t even debate wtth Ali about these men because he has R10 Grande College when the IS among the league leaders m a one-track mmd on the subject and the one indiVIdual he obRedmen of Art Lanham battle reboundmg and Mark Klem VIously enJoys talkmg about most IS himseU So lets talk about the Malone Pioneers of coach who IS averagmg 15 pmnts a Muhammad Ali Let stalk about him when he was a k1d game Jay Bowerman Cass•us Clay as he was known then tells me he used to steal For RIO Bollinger 1s s1xth m Rw Grande returns home thmgs !rom stores The fact that what he took were httle after playmg hve games on the conference scortng averagmg thmgs like frUit candy and the hke doesn t make him a road More Important the 15 4 a game Noe a nd cr~m~nal but ne1ther does 1t make him a hero Not m my book Redmen brmg a three game sophomore center J1m Stewart anyway wmmng streak mto the M1d Financial Successes Ohio Co nference showdown I realize that stealing thmgs as a kid now rates as the m w1th co nference leader thmg to have done particularly w1th those who have riSen far Malone above Utose early transgressions and become a great fmanc1al All three of RIO s VICtortes successes were agamst MOC foes T1fhn In a sense 1t's wrong to s1ngle out Muhammad All alone Un1vers1ty Cedarville and CHICAGO (UP!) - V1rg1l because many other well-known personalitles own up to the fact Ohw DommiCan The Redmen Carter an outspoken quarter some even< "ger ly that they also stole things for k1cks when they coasted to a 97 73 romp agamst back once sold by the Chicago were growmg up the Panth ers of Oh10 Bears for a $100 wruver pnce 0 J Simpson talks about how he and !)1s buddies used to steal DommiCan Wednesday mght m has been added to the mc1p1ent cars m San FranciSco when they were kids Robert Redford, the Columbus The wm raiSed the roster of the ChiCago Fire of actor dealt m smaller automotiVe parts He says he only used to Redmen above the 500 mark the World Football League steal hubcaps on the season at 1~9 and 1m Fire owner Torn Ortger It s fumy Robert Redford should mentlon that because not so proved thm chances for a post proudly announced h1s new long ago you d never guess what some kids stole off the wheels of season play-off berth m the acqu•s•tlon at a Thursday one of Muhammad Ali scars' That s r~ght, hubcaps All four of NAIA D1str1ct No 22 The mornmg news conference them Since Ali dr1ves h1gh-pr1ced Imported cars and smce each Redmen are m th1rd place 1n Four hours later Bears hubcap stolen from him went for $125 a copy, the whole thmg th e MOC Th e defendm g Coach Abe G1bron took over came to $500 cbampwns are 5-2 ms1de the the same space to announce his Muhammad Ali shrugs •t off though MOV National Football League team 'It lSil t worth thinkmg about anymore he says Bes1des R10 w1ll set out to avenge a has Signed Dave Gallaghe1 a I ve lost much more m my lifetime l once had a car stolen m loss last month at Canton when 245-pound All-America defenChicago It was a Cadillac and I d1dn t have any msurance on 1t the Pwneers whipped Rio by Sive tackle from MIChigan and either No, it never turned up agam The way I look at 1t IS 1t s a score of 89-4i2 Malone hke the team s second draft choice better for some k1ds to be stealing those hubcaps from me than to the Red!fien have a lot to be carter said the deal he was be killing each other or takmg dope I look at 1t another way also happy about these days offered by Onger made 11 If I learn !rom an expenence then I have gamed somethmg Malone has all but clmched a worth his while to jump from What d1d I gam from those k1ds stealing my hubcaps' I learned DIStrict 22 Play-off spot for the the NFL where he had played to put locks on em second year m a row Malone ts for Cmcmnat1 and San D1ego Maybe that s the way Muhammad Ali sees 11 but I look at 1t also commg off a b1g wm at after leavmg the Bears four differently Urbana Wednesday 91 74 years ago Wrong to Steal Malone sports a 15-6 record I want to play for a wm The way I look at 11 if Ali has all thaI influence he da1rns to overall and 6-1 m the MOC ner Carter srud wtth a glance bave, particularly among the young people he should go among Rio boss Art Lanham at at Onger them and dr1ve home how wrong 1t IS to steal ANYTHING from tr1butes the Redmen comeback Carter left Ch1cago m 1969 ANYONE whether It's apples oranges or candy from the corner to 6 4 semor Ron Lambert after he deswbect Coach Jmo storekeeper or hubcaps off an affluent fighters car The four year veteran has been Dooley as chicken bleep and Muhanunad Ali may shrug hiS shoulders and say 1t doesn t plagued by InJured ankles all later sa1d the same tenn a(>matter what they steal or take from him but these are merely season and IS now playmg ltke phed to owner George Halas words he s mouthmg the Lambert of old Prwr to the Halas sold his contract for $100 You saw the uncommon fuss he made when they stripped him three stra1ght v1ctones RIO The Bears expressed no of his title He satd they stole 1t from him I never heard anybody was playmg 1t.s poorest ball of desire to see Carter agam but carry on like that Alter glVmg 1t some thought I came to the the season and now Lanham they d1d express mterest in same conclusiOn Muhammad Ali d1d Namely that nobody says We realtze we can wm another athlete lured mto the should ever steal or take away anything wh1ch rightfully belongs agam OffenSively Dan Fire house to someone else Bollinger has been more He 1s Mark Kellar the consistent lately After a few nat10nal collegiate rushmg low scormg games freshman champiOn from Northern llJ1mmy Noe the Galhpohs hnols who was s•gned by product led all scorers m the Onger He also discussed Dom1mcan game w1th 24 terms w1th the Mmnesota pomt.s V1kmgs Also on hand for the Fire Malone w1th a tall and CHICAGO (UP!) - The B1g the other hand has a seven talented team has been paced Ten's three front runners in a game losmg streak, a 1.0 B1g tight race for the basketball Ten mark, and orne defeats m wm stated We ve been charnp10nslup were expected the last 10 games playmg real good ball the last The fourth team close to the to continue m a near deadlock four games losmg our last two after Satw-day s act10n agamst lead Michigan State also IS a m overtime - we fmally got haU game out of first place lesser teams rewarded The young coach Michigan sharmg the top w1th a 6-2 mark and will be 1dle added IU!ndolph 1s startmg to spot Wlth Purdue wtth a 6-1 Saturday fmd himself offensively Northwestern will play a league record halfway through By Quarten the conference season Wlll he nonconference rival Northern Me1gs 18 13 15 8-54 at home against Ohio State m llimo1s as part of a Chicago Ironton 9 14 7 6-36 last place Wlth a 1-4i mark and Stadiwn doubleheader tomght Meigs IU!ndolph 10-4-24 the Wolvermes were heavy and Wt.sconsm will entertam Stewart 4-2-10 Sc1tes 3 2-8 The Me1gs Marauder fresh Iowa Saturday Both the Oh10 favorites Haggerty 2-()..4 Walters 1-0-2 men led by the scormg of Purdue m1ght face a tougher State Michigan and Iowa WIS Steve Randolph npped past Dodson 0 2 2 Pratt I 2 4 path since the Boilermakers consm games wlll be teleVIsed the Ironton frosh M-36 at Browmng Il-l I Purdue and Michigan State although at home will be facing Minnesota now sixth face a slightly e3Sler schedule Ironton Thursday evenmg The little Marauders of with a 3-1 record and a two m the last half of the season coach John Arnott exploded to game B1g Ten winning streak each playmg two of the other Tbe Gophers also now boast the four r1vals, while M1ch1gan and an 18-9 f1rst quarter lead league leading scorer m Denrus Indiana each must play three holdmg Ute lead to 8 pomts at NELSON IN LAS VEGAS 31 23 at the half 9Iaffer, who has averaged 29 5 games agamst the others LAS VEGAS - B1ll Nelson Me1gs then Jumped out for 15 So far Purdue and M1chigan ]Miints per game for his last president of Sm1th Nelson four outmgs to take over the are 2-1 in games w1th the top third quarter points wh1le Motors of Pomeroy par four Michigan State IS I 2 and holdmg the Tlgercubs to 7 Individual first place hc1pated m the 57th annual Indiana, a half game behmd Indiana 1-0 Purdue )las split IU!ndolph h1ttmg 10 from the conventwn here of the NatiOnal the pace setters with a 5-l w1th M1ch1gan State and field and four at the hne Automobile Dealers wh1le scored 24 pomts followed by record could have an easy task beaten M1ch1gan Association Feb Ui Nelson, a M1ch1gan has won once from Allan Stewart w1th 10 at home smce the Hoosiers Mason led Ironton scorers member of N A D A smce have a Sllt game wmnmg Ind1ana and once from 1971 IS also a member of Oh10 With 12 streak and have lost ohly once M1ch1gan State Auto Dealers Assoc1at10n Arnott very pleased w1th the on their own court IllinoiS on By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor "'11 Orr 1t w11l be the1r first start of the season D1ll IS the second leadmg scorer m the league averagmg 19 8 pom t.s per loop con test whtle Sheel" ts stxth at 16 1 ppg Uoyd Wood 1s the leadm g pomt producer for the lads of Ke1th Car ter averagmg 15 1 PPG good for the leagues tenth spot In the hrst outmg between the t\\o clubs the Highlanders were down by JUSt stx pomts 40-34 at mtermtss wn before the Eagles pulled away m the th1rd frame nppmg the nets for 30 pmnts while South western could put m JUSt 18 Marauders looking for 2nd win Terry Qualls and junior center Dan Dodson led the wa) w1th 16 pomts each while jumor guard Lonme Coats chipped m 10 In that hrst battle the score was tied and the lead changed 261tmes w1th Ironton gomg out m fron t for good at 37-36 1n the third penod The scm e was tied 3~30 at halftime In tomght s reserve game Rio returns home to face Malone in key MOC battle are second and th1rd respec hvely m rebounding Noe IS gettmg an average of 10 6 caroms per ga me while Stewart IS averagmg 9 3 T1p off t1me at Lyne Center Saturday 1s 8 p m After the Malone clash Rw w1ll be 1dle unt1l Wednesday when P1kevtlle vtstl'i the Redmen m a non conference game Nease ar the guards Say re IS presently the seventh Jead1 ng conference scorer averag mg an even 16 pomts per loop game At the time of h1s Injury M1ller was the third leadmg scorer h1ttmg at a 19 8 per game chp In tomght s reserve game at Willow Wood the reserves of Carl Wolfe try to stay \\lthm a game of reserve league leadmg Hannan Trace If Southern "tns tomght coupled w1th a victor) ove r the Wildcats Tuesday and 1f both North Galha reserves and Eastern Reserves wm thetr last two games the reserve league w1ll end up m a four way he for flrst place• I he Funnel Clouds won the first battle toppmg the httle V1kes 46-J4 D1ll led the way m that wm Eag les In the1r fir st meeting at '"th 24 pomt.s followed by Jumor T1m Spencer w1th 23 IU!cme the Tornados pwned Sheets w1th 16 and semor Tim back the V•kes 67 54 Bawn w1th 14 Southern was led by IDJUred Larry Frasher led South BobM1ller who connected on 13 wester n w1th 16 pomts of 14 free throw attempts and foll owed by Wood w1th 14 and low- held goals for 21 powt.s Next m the scormg hn e was M1ke Crouse with 12 In tomght s reserve hit the se mor forward Pete Sayre w1th httle Eagles try to make 1! a 18 Symmes Valley was led bv Jaye Myers w1h 12 perf e~ t season over the South The Tornados of course w1ll western reserves In thetr ftrst meeting the reserves of Duane be gowg without sharpshooti ng Wolfe out scored th e Miller who suffered a badly Highlanders m each quar ter spramed ankle a week ago m a enroute to a 47 29 victory loss a t North Galba That At the same t1me at Symmes leaves the Purple and Gold Valley the Tornados of Carl w1th a probable starti ng hneup Wolfe w1ll try to rebound from that will consist of se mor Vern that loss Tuesday mght to the Ord m the p1vot se mors Norman Curfman and Sayre m the corners and semor Randy Warner and JUniOr M1tch Miller appears to the little Marauders of Ron Logan w1ll try to Improve on their 4 7 league record good for s1xth place m the league reserve standmgs In the first meetmg betwee 1 the T1gercubs and reserve PAlM SPRINGS Cahf Marauders the lrontomtes ( UP! I - The scoreboard here came out on top 57-4 1 as they says Labron Harns and Lee outran and outshot Me1gs Elder are the co second round leaders m the $160 000 Bob Hope Desert ClasSic today but log1c md1cates Johnny M1ller IS the man to beat Miller who made everyone stand up and take notice when he opened the 1974 PGA tour by sweepmg the first three events starts today s third round m the Hope event a shot behmd Horns and Elder who lead the pack With 36-ltole scores of four under par 140 But Elder still has to play Eldorado and La Qumta wh1le Harris tackles Bermuda Dunes and Eldorado Most here feel Eldorado and Bermuds Dunes are the tougher of th e four courses they use m the 90-hole RON LAMBERT hope Miller shootmg to top the $100 000 mark for the year m only the siXI.h event opened Wltll an even par 72 m the wmd at Bermuds Wednesdsy and background I thmk we can came back wtth a three under turn th1s thmg around 69 m the calm at Eldorado G1bron s hasty reference was Thursday to the Bears losmg NFL I had my game under full record m the past four seasons control for the first tmoe m two Gallagher said he accepted weeks Miller sa1d of h1s play the Bears offer after mulling Thursday Still l haven t over one !rom the Boston Bulls putted well but 1t s commg of the WFL who p1cked him m back their draft They are prunarily tee to he man to defeat green courses With less empha SIS on puttmg I don t know contmued the 26-year-old native of San Francisco maybe that s the way 1t should be everywhere Tee to green I think I m a better player than most and at least the equal of the best Harns and Elder ne1ther of whom ever has won a tour nament meanwhile are ploddmg along and hopmg for bghtnmg to strike Ne1ther putted all that well m the second round but both played well enough othel'Wlse wtth Harm carding a two under 70 at Indian Wells and Elder a one under 71 at Bermuda In the third round today Harris plays at Bermuda whlle Elder goes to Eldorado Miller who 18 tied for second wtth M1ke Reasor Johnny L1ster John Mahaffey Gner Jones and Hubert Green goes to La Qumta I played better m the second round than I did m the first, HarriS srud, but I didn t putt as well and I don t know why He had an eagle on the 18th at lnd1an Wells plus three birdies and three bogies Elder. still bothered by a sore wr1st continued rrussmg short putts but h!S rron game was good Carter jumps to WFL Big 10 frontrunners battle lesser teams Frosh dump Tigercuhs 54 to 36 announcement were Isaac Jackson Kansas State runnmg back who was s1gned along With Kellar and end J1m Seymow- whose Fire contract had been prevwusly an nounced G1bron hailed Gallagher as JUst the type we need because he comes from a wmnmg SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 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Union quint Ohio College Basketball 87-82, behind a balanced scorBy United Press International ing attack that had four of the Oberlin College, winners of Kenyon players sco ring in dou· only one Ohio Conference game ble figures. this season, staged a thrilling Kenyon upped its season second half after bein~ mark to 7-10 with the win while down by 12 points at the inter- John Carroll, paced by Dave mission before finally bowing Hosea's game-high 31 points, is to Mount Union, 78-74, in tw o now 9-6. overtime periods Thursday Central State edged Bellar· night. Mount Union upped its conference record to 6-4 with· the victory and is now 13-7 overall. Oberlin , led by Larry Stack- College Scores house with 19 points, is now 5-10 for the season and 1-8 in the league. In another overtime contest, Kenyon dropped John Carroll, Hair by KAY When hav i ng the i r hair done , most women want to be practical as we ll as pretty . 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Conn 59 SPf/\1-\rNG nF 73 SEOAL FROSH Team W L .P OP Gall i polis 11 1 506 390 Logan 10 2 644 371 Athens 7 5 435 401 Meig s 6 6 475 451 Jackson 4 7 )87 445 Ironton 4 8 45 1 4S9 Waverly 4 8 415 447 Wellston 1 10 240 559 TOTALS 47 47 3SS3 3SSJ Thursday 's Re sults : Logan 55 Gallipol i s 26 Meigs 54 Ironton 36 Waverly 33 Athens 30 Ja c kson Wellston , ppnd, teachers st ri ke Monday's games : Jackson at Gallipolis Logan at Athens Waverly at Ironton Wel lston at Meigs NIEKRO BROTIIERS ATLANTA (UPI - The Atlanta Braves Thursday announced their signing of their first six players for the 1974 season, including the pitching Niekro brothers, Phil and Joe. Phil Niekro, a knuckleballer who has been witlt the Braves since 1964, was the only National Leaguer to pitch a no-hitter last season. He had a 13-10 record in '73 •nd has a career record of 1111-94. Brother Joe, acquired by the Braves during last season, had a 2-4 record and is 55-<>1 for seven major league seasons. REDS SIGN CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Cincinnati Reds Thursday announced the signing of their two top pinch-hitters of last season - Phil Gagliano and Larry StahL Gagliano, an infielder, led the club in pinch hits with 15, while Stahl, an outfielder, had 11. The signing of Gagliano and Stahl raises to 22 the number of Reds under contract for the 1974 season. Are You Fully Covered? • ;: ..•'. OVERALL SCORING FG FT NAME , TEAM Mark Swn in, Hannnn Tra ce John Shoemaker, Waverly Mark Ma ce. A thens T im Seevers , Trimble Dan Bise, Fed . Hocking T im Stout, Nor th Gal lia , Jim Pie r ce, Logan Dave Rann , Ironton Dave Pr itchard , Nel s -York G i! Price. Ga l lipoli S~ 178 1.17 133 133 135 115 129 106 106 107 52 73 59 36 57 62 29 56 mine (Ky.). 66-62, behind a 1956 53 point scoring effort from . SEOAL SCORING Bobby Brown to notch its tenth NAME . TEAM FG FT victory of the sea son in 21 John Shoemak er . Waverly 12 5 59 games. Bellarmine dropped to 11-10. In the only other Ohio college action Thursday night, Marian ( lnd .l slipped past Wright State, 88-82. Carpenter By Un i ted Press inlerna1ional East Mantltn 80 5 1 Jose ph s , Pa 5 ~The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Fet. ~. 1974 News, Event Mr . and Mrs . fullph Frazier, Gallipolis, visited with her mother, Goldie Gillogly and other relatives in the community. Sunday diiUler guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Jordan and ramily were Dana Turner, Harri so nville; Mrs. Faye Jordan and Mrs. Ida Dennison. Mr. and Mrs. Emzie Davis, Parkersburg, W. Va., spent a day here with her brothers, Paul and W. C. Peck . Reverend Jt""'reeland NorriS, fulcine, held services at the Carpenter Baptist Church on Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith called on Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Welch and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Welsh (near Harrisonville) on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Beulah Cordary, who has been spending the winter with her so n-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers, was taken to Holzer Medical Center. She is suffering from pneumonia . Mr. and Mrs . Harold Gillogly, Vicky and Bruce, were business visitors in Columbus and spent the night with his sister, Mrs. Bernice McKnight and family. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reedy and family, Southside, W. '(a., visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swett. Mrs. Clifton Fraley, Jr. and son, Roger, Mrs. Carl Greenless and granddaughter, Rilla Rhoades, and Ricky Fraley were guests of Mrs. Rose Hooper and daughters in Athens and helped Darlene Hooper celebrate her ninth birthday on February 2. Those attending a family gathering at the home of Mr. 311d Mrs. Henry Turner included Mr. and Mrs. Roger Turner, Denise, CHnton, Charnele, and Monlca, Elgin, Illinois; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bolen and family, Rutland; Cindy Games, Langsville ; and Mr. and Mrs. Don Turner and daughters, Albany. Bill Oxley and Carolyn Payne, London, Ohio, visited their father, Harold Oxley and Mrs. Oxley. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree were his uncles, Paul and W. C. Peck, and their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crabtree and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swett called on his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Swett in Middleport. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey were Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Hudson, Rutland, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jones, Nelsonville. Carl Greenless is a patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital, Pomeroy, where he has undergone surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cleland and Mr. and Mrs. Marion McClure, Dexter, spent an evening with their brother-inlaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stansbury. Mark M a ce, Athen s G il Price, Ga lli pol i s Dave Rann , Iron ton M i k e M cDona ld, Jackson Pau! Whi te, Ja ck son J im Pi er ce, Logan Dan ny Dodson, M e ig s Mit ch Wrigh t, Logan J i m N iday , Ga ll i po li s 96 88 82 84 77 85 66 59 49 35 35 45 29 21 21 26 28 26 TRI -VALLEY SCORING FG FT NAME . TEAM Dan Bi se. Fed. Hocking Dave Prit chard , Ne ls-York St eve Thomas. Alexa nder Kei t h N ice. Vin ton Cq. Randy Offenberg er, W. Local V ic Knic k, Warren Local Haro l d Caud i lL Vi nton Co. Gr eg Smathers, Nels-Yor k Ma x Pitts, Nels· Yo rk Dave Moore , Wa rr en Loca l . NAME . TEAM 70 37 28 28 9 27 19 21 10 23 16 55 54 62 49 49 48 53 45 45 SVAC SCORING FG FT M ar k Swa i n, Hannan T ra ce St eve Di!l. Eastern Tim Stout, Nor t h Ga lli a Bob Miller, So uthern John Lusher , Hannan Tra ce John Shee t s, Eastern Pete Say r e, Southern Ja ye My er s, Symmes Valley C!ay Hud son, Kyger Creek Lloyd Wood, Southwestern 110 73 69 59 71 62 65 61 55 52 42 32 40 45 36 IGI Pts. 408 . 367 315 307 I 14 1 ( 14) I 151 ( 14) ( 15) I 151 ( 151 ( 141 ( 14 ) ( 141 m 292 287 268 768 267 Pt s. 309 227 711 209 197 195 193 158 21.6 21. 5 19 .5 19.1 19.1 19. 1 19. 1 I Gl Avg. ( 111 28.1 20.6 19.2 19.0 17 .9 17.7 17 .5 15.8 1].3 ( 111 I 111 ( 111 1111 I 111 ( 11 ) 12' ( 101 I 111 ( 111 Pts. 146 Avg . 19. 1 26 .2 21.7 I I.) (GI Avg. 177 (8) 21.1 138 136 133 125 117 117 116 113 106 181 17.3 17 .0 16.6 15.6 14 .6 14.6 14.5 14.1 13.3 Pt.. 21 262 178 178 163 178 145 14 20 31 "' 142 141 22 1]6 (8) 181 18) I 81 ( 8) 181 ( 8) (81 Avg . I Gl I 101 (Y I 26.1 19.8 (91 19.8 . 18. 1 (91 ( 10 1 17.8 ( 9) 16.1 (91 16.0 (91 15. 8 (91 15.7 (9) 15. 1 SEOAL STANDINGS (Varsity) W 10 10 7 Team Waverly Ga llipoli s Logan Athen s Iro n ton Ja ckson M eigs W e!!s t on L P OP 1 808 59-t 1 708 538 4 804 689 7 4 5 6 4 7 1 10 0 ll ( Reserve) Team 695 668 684 651 406 W L Jackson Ironton 10 8 6 6 6 4 4 0 Logan Ga ll ipolis Athens M eig s Waverly Well sto n 1 3 5 5 5 7 7 11 57 1 667 718 77 3 874 P OP 551 562 580 453 485 457 436 307 451 487 '86 400 437 1186 406 678 TRI'IIALLEY STAND. (Varsity) Team W L P OP Vinton Co. 7 1 522 446 Nels.York · 6 2 538 509 Belpre 4 4 430 444 Ale.:ander 4 4 477 .163 W. Lo ca l 2 6 517 578 Fed. Hock ing I 7 d81 525 (Reserve) Team W L Net s. York Vinton Co. A l exa nder Belpre Fed . Hocking 7 1 6 2 5 3 4 4 2 6 0 8 W. Loca l P 374 372 303 279 252 260 SVAC HAN DINGS ALL GAMES Team W L P Hannan Trace South ern Eastern N . Gallia Kyger Creek S. Valley Southw estern 15 9 7 6 4 4 3 0 1267 ~·6 898 9 969 9 10 16 11 934 11 926 12 781 SVAC ONLY W L Team Hannan T race Southern · Eastern North Gallia Sy mmes Valley Kyger Creek Southwestern P 0 "872 3 620 3 647 4 5 597 3 6 554 I 8 532 1 8 475 11 7 7 SVAC RESERVES Team W L P Hannan Trace Eastern So ulhern N. Gallia Kyger Cr eek S. Valley Southwestern 9 7 7 6 2 487 3 396 3 398 3 403 2 7 303 2 7 126 1 B 234 TEAM STATISTICS Field Goa l Perc. Team FGM-A Logan 350 -667 324-655 Athens 277-603 Ga l lipolis 284-624 1ronton 273-710 Jackson 281 -673 Meigs 254-686 Wellston 146-485 Free Throw Pet. FTM-A Team 160-228 Waverly 141 -218 Athen s 140-221 Gallipolis 122-200 Jackson 124-208 Logan 143-255 Mei gs 122-210 Ironton 114-21 9 Wellston Waverly Rebounds Team Gallipolis Logan Meigs Ironton Waverly Athens Jackson Well ston No. ;oo 463 425 41 9 388 369 343 278 Gallipolis .Waverly Wellston 11 18.8 11 19.5 11 19.7 11 20.5 IND. LEADERS Field Goal Percentage Name, T FGM-A Pet. Young. L 50-77 .649 Shoemaker, W 125-211 .592 Duduit. Wa v. 45-78 .577 Price , G 88-157 .561 Si ckle s. G 43-78 .551 Free Throw Perc. Name , T FTM-A Pet . Shoemaker , W 59 -77 .766 Mace, A 35- 49 .714 Rann, I 45 -65 .692 McDonald, J 31 -45 .689 Pri ce, G 35 -54 .648 Rebounds Name , T No. G Avg . Price, G Young , L Fitz'trck, ! Chonko, A Mye r s, M 203 131 117 106 103 11 18.5 11 11.9 11 10.6 11 9.6 11 9.4 OFFENSIVELY Team H . Trace Logan The G Avg. 11 45.5 11 42.1 11 38 .6 11 38.1 11 35.3 11 33.5 11 31.2 11 25.3 11 11 11 11 .• . 15.0 17.0 17 .0 )7.5 down hard " Office Phone 992.-11~ . Edltcrlal Phone m 21&7. Second class postage paid at Pumeroy , <llio National adverlising repreaentaUve Bottinelli-GIIllagbrer, lne., 12 Eut CMI Sl., Matt Waldie swished 18 points and hauled down 24 rebounds to lead the Big Blacks, who upped their record to 5-7. Jim Tatterson contributed 16 points and Larry Hess 11 for Point Pleasant, which held a commanding 65-23 rebounding edge over floundering Wahama . Danny Dewhurst's 11 points represented the only White Falcon in double figures. WAHAMA 4-7 ·8-25 ~ 44: Buzzard 2, Keefer 8, Lewis 8, Dewhurst 11 , Johnson 2, Kearns 6, Harmon 6, Gilland 1. POINT PLEASANT 23-17-2122--83 : Matt Waldie 18, Tatterson 16, Hess 11, Jewell 8, Wilson 2, Rardin 6, Kayser 3, Mark Aldie 5, Clatworthy 4, Riffle 2, Cottrill 8. Ohio and W. Ya., One Year, $18; Six months, t1UO; Three months, $6 . Elsewhere $22.00 year; si..t moothl $1UO; three mooths, 16.50. SubecrlptiOII pice lnclOOes &mday 'I'\mes.&ntinel. • • • • • • • • • As the years. roll by, property va lues go up, we aquire more material goods, and before you know it. your fire insurance becomes "Inadequate. Bring your pol icy in for a free professional evalualion at no obi igation to you. We Represent: Ohi.o Farmers Westfield State Auto Mutual Insurance Co . Western Reserve Mutual Ins. Co. Lightning Rod Mutual Ins. Co . Davis :nsurance Service -114 Court Sl . ·Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Sports, Vacation and Travel Show . INTEREST Columbus, Ohio On Certificates Of Deposit FEBRUARY 9-17-0HIO STATE FAIRGROUNDS COLISEUM AND ADJOINING PAVILION $1,000 Minimum 30 Mo. Term ~x.it lntentale 71- ttllllh or 17lh A... e. Sponsored by Dispatch Charities Produced by Hart Production1 Saturday and Sunday I P.M. to II P.M. N inety day interest penalty if withdrawn before maturity date. * Weekdays 6 P.M. to II P.M. LWft Sunda> t P.M. to .7 P.M. e Boats Meigs Co. Branch e Recreational Vehicle,· e SpQrting Equipment e \'a,·ation Information • One Hour Stare Show e Stale, Sectional and Canadian l'Ta\·el Bureaus @ * 82.00 ADL'LTS The ~thens County Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second St . Pomeroy, Ohio Children 13 and Under 75 CENTS Henry Block has 17 reasons why you · should come to us for income tax help. Middleport, Ohio Reason 8. H & R Block is a year-round service. We do not disappear after April 15th. WINTER CLEARANCE SALESTILL IN PROGRESS LOCM THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE ' 304 E. MAIN POMEROY ., Store Hours Ph. 992-3795 Open 9 tiiS Mon. thru Sat. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY All Sales Cash All Sales Final No Approvals No Lay-a- Ways Mon. thru Fri. 9:15to8:00 Saturday ~\IC 111ljr 1~1 II Wilt It's Your Night Out At .The Meigs! Jan Haddox MIDDLEPORT, OHIO _ BR A ND " " Department • ' .~ SHOES Thorn MeAn Rand Broken Sizes %price heritage house Middl eport , 0 . SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS & LEADERS /,et Us Help You Mahe Your Teaching A Success With TEACHING AIDS LITERATURE ... o. C. 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I Foil Wrapped-Satin Bows Dudley's Florist 59 N. Second St. MIDDL~PORT . HEXAGONAL COMMODE - MARRIAGE CROSS MARRIAGE CROSS 25th Anniversary MARRIAGE CROSS 50th Anni\lersarv packed in speciafly des igned"gift card boxeB .' engraving plate included An elegant touch l or your room-perfect for a lamp or objet d'art. Storage" space insi de. So much beauty lor so 1 ittle! EACH lnge:ls Furniture OPEN FRI. & SAT. _NIGHTS PH. 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT •< •" , 992-2115 true Or FUNK!S SEED CORN Mulberry Ave. These beautifully styled gifts, when engraved become S400 RED SUGAR RUN MILLS • From OR Music , '· ' ATTEND TEA Eleven members of the Middleport Church of Christ attended the annual fe llowship tea of.. the Middleport First Baptist Church Monday night. Mrs. Clairmont Hoyt, Granville, was the guest speaker . One Lot Mens FLOWERS RED TULIP PIONEER* ••• 8lld Middleport .·, .. served. UMW discusses missions Win Her Heart With A Beautiful Ordered Your Roval Crown Bottlinq l.ompany· _J Mar tha Hi cks to the nominating committee. The unit voted to support the move by the Ohio PTA for Ohio 's exemption from Daylight Saving Time from Dec. I to March 31. Mrs. Catherine Colwell gave devotions. Refreshments were 60 INCH COCKTAIL TABLE • ~) ' They Play It All! . i 11 attend breakfast SUNDAY OUR LADY OF LORETTA Church, Tuppers Plains, ·meeting after 9 a.m. Mass on sunnrner festival. Coffee and donuts will be served. We AdviSe Early •Orders! BAKER FURNITURE . Charlene Hoeflich Mrs. Mary Virginia Holliday gave a tribute on behalf of the church and Mrs. Wilson's work in it. Past presidents were honored in observance of Founder's Day and presented corsages and a boutonniere were Mr. and Mrs. Carol Pierce, Mrs. TW'ner and Mrs. Phyllis Dugan . Plans were made during the meeting for the annual pancake supper March 16. Mrs. Fetty appointed Mrs . Olive Page, Mrs. Minnie Riggs, Mrs. Co nnie Graves and Mr s. 992-2039 f4ave You • • • Saturday Night Girl Scout Diary By A tribute to long-time Salem Center teacher, Mrs. Roberta Wilson, in the form of a "This Is Your Life" program climaxed with the presentation of a PTA life membership, :;l highlighted the Monday night meeting of the Salem Center Mrs. April Smith, cookie chairwoman for the Big Bend PTA. Neighborhood of the Black Diamond Girl Scout Council, wru; in Mrs. Anna Turner and Mrs. Parkersburg Wednesday to attend a kickoff luncheon at the Nellie Vale planned the Holiday Inn for the annual girl scout cookie sale. recognition for Mrs. Wilson, The American Biscuit Co. will again this year provide the who has been principal of the cookies which will sell for $1 box. Varieties are chocolate chip, school since 1967. Mrs. Vale sandwich creme, thin mints, sugared shortbread, peanut butter ga ve a resume or happenings patties. at Salem Center school during The girl scouts will take orders for the cookies from March 1 the years she and Mrs. Wilson through March 10, and delivery will be made between April 22 taught together. There were and M'l)' 4. Scouts are being placed on their honor not to sell remarks by Mrs. Turner on the · cookies before 4 p.m., March 1. honoree's early years of 1'he cookies cost the council 51 1'. cents per box and 48% cents teaching, of her move to Ohio, goes toward the development of the scouting program. This year and of her {ime at the Salem troops retain 11 cents per box, while 37% cents goes toward girl Center SchooL scout camp development. The PTA life membership certiricate and pin were SALISBURY JUNIOR TROOP 100 presented to Mrs . Wilson by sEVERAL DEMONSTRATIONS were given during a Mrs. Leta Fetty, president. meeting of the Salisbury Junior Troop Tuesday night at the Letters from Mr. and Mrs. school with Linda Williams, patrol leader, in charge. Wilson's daughters, Mrs. Kathleen and Patty Parker demonstrated the Ainsley Smith of Columbus and care and feeding of rabbits to complete their Mrs. Pam Smith, Hazard, Ky., pet badge work ; Joyce Baker explained how to were presented to her along make candles for her collector's badge, and Camille Swindell with their bouquet of nowers. FRIDAY served a cake which she had baked as part of her cooking badge Wilson presented his wife HAPPY HARVESTERS requirement. with a corsage and noted that Cla&'i, Trinity Church, 7:30 p. A valentine project was completed with Mrs. Stanley the -occasion also marked their m. in the social room of the Kaldore, Mrs. Ned Swindell and Mrs. Leland Parker assisting church. Members of the the scouts. It was reported that there will be no scout meeting 40th wedding anniversary. Friendly Circle will be guests Feb. 19. Kathleen Parker, Renee Kaldore, Teresa Dorst and of the class. Laura Gail Smith will have the flag ceremony for the Salisbury MARY SHRINE 37, White PTA meeting. Other guests at the meeting were Paula and Monty Shrine of Jerusalem, 8 p.m. at Swir\dell and Rudy Kaldore. the IOOF hall. Valentine party A meeting of all troop cookie chairwomen has been to follow meeting. Refresh- scheduled for 7 p.m. Feb. 19at the Smith home, Lincoln Heights. ments. At that time sales p~ocedures, order forms, and other materials will be distributed and sample cookies will be available. RETURN JONATHAN Meigs Chapter, DAR, 2 p.m., at RACINE - Eleven youth POMEROY CADETTE TROOP 52 the home of Mrs . James attended the weekly prayer FINAL PLANS for attending the weekend kaleidoscope at Brewington, Middleport. Mrs. Racine Wesleyan breakfast at Thereon Johnson to have the Cedar Lake, Ripley, W. Va. were made during the Thursday United Methodist . Chur ch program. Mrs. Arthur Skinner, night meeting of the Cadettes at the home of Mrs. April Smith. Wednesday morning . Two Mrs. Roger Luckeydoo and The girls leave tonight and wijl return home Sunday . Melody Snouffer worked on her hostess badge, and Joni songs were sung with Mrs. Mrs. Irving Karr, assisting Howard Shiveley at the piano. Murray on her first aid badge at the meeting. hostesses. Rev . Steve Wilson led in YOUNG ADULT Class, prayer. Bradford Church of Christ, 7 The morning meditation was p.m. at the parsonage. brought by Edson Roush, an SATURDAY • active layman at the Carmel ''Personalizing Missions' r denial program presented at BAKE SALE at the Racine United Methodist Church . He Food Market, 10 a.m., spon- was the theme of the program the church Jan . 27. It was spoke on knowledge and the sored by the Racine Fire presented by Mrs. Carl Dill at a reported that Mrs. William important part that the youth meeting Tuesday night of the Frecker is a patient ·at the Department Auxiliary. of today have in bringing about United Methodist Women of the Holzer Medical Center. HAVENAIRS QUARTET at Enterprise United Methodist A suggestion was made by the salvation of our nation. He gospel sing, Mason First Church at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Will that bottle caps be said that it is important for Baptist Church, 7:30p.m. saved for the youth camp fund. everyone to decide what they Herbert Dixon. DUE TO illness of many 'Mrs. Dale Davis gave Newspapers are being are called to do in life and then members, family night scripture from II Corinthians collected by the youth for that proceed to get the knowledge which It will take to carry out at the Letart Falls United with Mrs. Arthur Evans giving purpooe . Methodist Church has been prayer. Mrs. Dill introduced It was announced that a their calling. Breakfast of scrambled cancelled. the program by explaining that missionary team formerly at eggs, blueberry muffins, toast, JITNEY SUPPER 4:30 to the stories to be presented the Red Bird Mission in orange juice, and coffee was 7:30 p. m. at Tuppers Plains would assist the members in Kentucky will ·be in Meigs served by Mrs . Herschel Elementary School under finding ways to respond to the County for the weekend of May sponsorship of school boosters. challenge of the women 's 4 and 5. They will be guests of Roush, Mrs. Herbert Shields Variety of food; public invited. organization . Mrs. Dill, Mrs. the Enterprise and Rock and Mrs. Howard Shiveley . BAKE SALE, front of New Harry Carleton and Mrs . Springs Women's groups. Mrs. Those present were Bill York Clothing House, Young Charles Warth told the stories Evans closed the meeting with Shiveley, Gene Shiveley, Adult Class, Enterprise United of a senior citizen, an offender, prayer. Mrs. Logan will host Debbie Harden, Becky Kouns, Methodist Church. a parolee and a Vietnamese the March meeting with Mrs. Connie Roush, Elisa McMillan, Warth to be the program Molly Fisher, fulndy Warner, woman . David Theiss, ' Mike Warner SUNDAY Also discussed as "twin- leader. and Stephen Nease. OPEN HOUSE, 1:30-4:30 p. ning,!' an exchange program m. Meigs High School between two similar towns or Cafeteria honoring C. E. cities, one in the United States SALE POSTPONED Blakeslee retired Meigs and one overseas of £acts RACINE - A bake .sale County Agricultural Agent. concerning community acscheduled for Saturday at the MEN OF SACRED Heart tivities, of church customs to Jan McKee Boutique next to Catholic Church, Pomeroy, help understand different the pool hall in Racine by the special meeting and buffet cultures and to enlarge Dorcas Women's Fellowship dinner, 6 p.m. in the church thinking on what missions has been changed to Feb, 16. basement. All men to take should be. Mrs. Don Hunnel read incovered dish. , formation on "twinning" and MONDAY . POMEROY PTA, 7:30p.m. told of different towns such as in the school auditorium. 77 small agricultural com· years of PTA to be observed munities, industrial centers, For All Occasions ·with the Founder's Day urban areas, and town-country We Wire Flowers program and recognition of villages where the method has Everywhere past presidents. Mrs. Cecelia been tried. Assisting in the Hart's Spanish classes, first presentation were Mrs. Willard through fourth and special Wilson, Mrs. Dwight Logan. education 2, will present a Mrs. Herbert Dixon , Mrs . program. Executive com- James Will and Becky Will. Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. uavlS pres1aea at tne mittee to serve. Mrs. Millard Van Meter RIVERVIEW PTA 7:30p.m. business meeting . She thanked Ph . 992-5721 at school. Program : Mrs. Warth for having charge Ph. 992-2030 a film · on early _signs J>f of the call to prayer and selfheart attack and Wayne Upton will give hints on correct way of lifting. CAWLEY ENGRAVABLE MARRIAGE CROSSES Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Mrs. Rose Ginther reported on a meeting of the Wildwood Garden Club at which she was a guest. An educational quiz on control of insects and disease was conducted by Mrs. Eva Walker with Mrs. Ginther winning first and Mrs. Roy Miller, second. Mrs . Karl Krautter displayed the arrangement of the month, "Never Lovelier" using pink and red tulips with apple blossom line material, in a red stemmed goblet vase. Displayed for judging was an arrangement of a dozen roses made from pink styrofoam egg carto'ns by Mrs. Roy Holter. Refreshments were served. ... at unbelievably low prices! 20% to 50% 9:1StoS:OO PTA honors Mrs. Wilson Rart Spanish Trtasum ~ SAVE PH. 992-3629 POMEROY · ~ - pu ~ itio1 1 • . . . .L___ COLUMBUS BAHR CLOTHIERS MEIGS INN . Phone 992-5120 Ord,r By Phone And Toke Em Home 992-5432 HICKMAN OLDEST ClllCAGO (UP!) -Veteran Jim Hickman, the oldest man on the roster, signed his 1974 contract with the Chicago Cubs Thursday. Hickman, 36, became the 24th Cub to sign. Last season, he batted .244 in 92 games and was second on the team in pinch hitting assignments with 39. '10 til 2 • • SANDWICH available. One mootb, .Z:eo. By rnllU in ·'' • •' • • F1RST CHU..D BORN Mr. and Mrs. Mark James, VieMa, W.Va ., the former Ann Wilson, Middleport, are anIIOWlcing the birth of their first child, a Sibs. daughter, Nicole Anne, Feb. 2, at the St. Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . Herman James, Parkersburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson, Middleport. Joseph Wilson, Pomeroy, is the greatgrandfather. SUbscrlptiOII ratea: Delivered by earner where available 60 cents per week ; By Motor Houle where carrier ter"Yict not ' • the Fabulous doors . The workshop on . valentines was held preceding the regular business meeting of the group. "Signs of Spring" was the theme of the meeting and Mrs. Dale Kautz in her thoughts for the month commented on planting snapdragon and petunia seeds indoors for transplanting outside in the spring. She said that bulbs which have been forced should not be planted in the ground again since the strength is gone. The origin of Groundhog day was given and Mrs. Kautz said that in the old country the shadow meant not only six more weeks of bad weather but poor crops. Mrs. Phillip Radford used "From These Roots" as her topic. She spoke of trees and the first Arbor Day which took place in Apri11872 in Nebraska, when Jay Sterling Morton urged groups to plant a tree. She concluded with a poem. Read at the meeting was an invitation from the Winding Trail Garden Club to an open meeting March 20 at the Publlst!ed daUy ncept Satuntay by The Ohio Valley PubUahinB Company, Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio, 567f9. Buslnesa .I • Home of 83-44. ' • • • • POINT PLEASANT, W. Va . - Limiting Wahama to just four points in the first quarter, Point Pleasant roared to its fourth straight win last night by belting the White Falcons bee. Ed. ROBERTHOEFUal, (ltyEIItor '• . Elegant valentines of satin and lace adorned with flowers were made by Chester Garden Clull members at a meeting Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Howard Knight. Live and dried plant material including a bouquet of American Beauty roses provided by Mrs. Gordon Anderson were used to make the fancy valentines. Several of the members also made valentine arrangements and valentine door swags for their STEAK HOUSE by Blacks American Hockey League Standings By United Press International North w ! 1 pts gf ga New Haven 30 15 7 67 202 157 Providence 29 21 6 6A 247 174 Rochester 26 15 10 62 201 173 Nova Scotia24 20 10 58 178 15 0 Boston 16 32 7 39 166 215 Springfield 12 24 12 36 151 193 South w I I pts gf ga Hersh ey 29 15 9 67 221 160 Baltimore 27 18 5 59 179 159 Cincinnati 26 18 6 58 175 160 Jack'snv l le 19 30 6 44 162 218 18 28 8 44 155 199 Montreal · 31 13 6 68 180 137 Virg inia N . Y . Rngrs26 IS 11 63192154 Richmond 13 33 6 32 143 222 Toronto 24 17 11 59 190 153 Thursday's Resulls Virg inia 5 Jacksonville 4 Buffalo 22 24 6 50 165 176 (on l y game scheduled) Detroit 19 25 8 46 171 211 Friday's Gam.es N Y !slanders Jacksonv i lle at Baltimore 14 24 13 41 125 175 New Ha\'en at Richmond Vancouver 12 30 8 32 134 1'92 Cincinnati at r.:ochester • West Prov idence at Springfield w. 1. t . pts gf ga (on ly games sc heduled) Phi l adel ph 32 11 7 71 177 104 Chicago 24 11 15 63 169 106 St . Louis 22 22 7 51 lot S 139 Atlanta 19 23 10 48 13 2 149 Los Ange ls 19 24 B 46 141 159 Minnesota 16 24 12 44 ISS 185 Pittsburgh 14 32 5 33 l.tl 190 California 11 36 7 29 139 226 Thursday's Results Boston 5 St . Louis 3 Philadel ph i a s P ittsburgh .t (Only games scheduled) Friday's Games Buffa lo at California en icago at Atlanta (On l y gameS' scheduled l WHA Standings By United flress International East w . 1. t . pts gf ga Nw Engtnd 29 22 2 60 194 176 Quebec 27 2J 3 57 194 169 Chester gardeners meet CROW'S -' " ' Sentinel New Yon. , New York. No. G Avg. 165 187 187 193 207 215 217 225 Falcons put 1 Pts. (G) Avg. 1186 ( 14) 84.7 1111 { 15) 74.1 OP Waverly 982 ( 141 70.1 270 N. Gallia 1016 I 151 67.7 294 Ne ls· York 936 I 141 66.9 299 V. County 997 I 15) 66.5 28 4 W. Local 949 I 151 63.3 283 Gallipolis 874 ( 14) 62 .4 370 Alexander 930 ( 15) 62.0 S. Valley 868 ( 14) 61.0 Jackson 922 ( 15) 61.5 OP K. Creek 857 1141 61.2 856 Eastern 914 ( 15) 60 .9 817 Sou thern 850 I 141 60.7 942 Athens 906 ( 15) 60.4 953 Ironton B46 ( 14) 60.4 1013 Fed. Hocking 899 ( 15) 59.9 Toronto -26 25 4 56 212 193 118 1 Pt . Pleasan t 647 (11) ~ . 8 Cl eveland 2A 23 5 53 160 166 983 Trimble 88 1 (15) 58.7 Me igs 872 I 15) 58 .1 Jersey 23 29 2 .t8 159 198 OP Wahama 670 ( 121 55.8 Chicago 22 23 3 47 155 166 595 Belpre 766 I 14) 54.7 West 572 So uthwestern w. 1. t . pts. gt ga 737 ( 14) 52.6 576 Miller Houston JO 17 4 64 203 13 8 751 I 151 50.1 592 .Wellston 611 ( 151 40.7 Winnipeg 26 23 4 56 184 188 697 DEFENSIVELY Edmonton 27 24 0 54 179 178 653 Team Pis. iGl Avg, Minnesota 26 25 1 53 203 189 575 Ga!tipofis 700 I 141 50.0 Vancouver 20 32 0 40 191 219 795 ( 15) 53.0 Athens Lo s Angels 20 34 0 40 161 215 OP Belpre Thursday's Results 744 114) 53.1 369 Jersey 7 Los Angeles 4 810 (15) 54.0 V. County (Only game schedu led ) 324 762 (14) 54.4 Southern Friday's Games 31& Waverly 773 ( 14 ) 55.2 Quebec at Vancouver 336 Trimble 846 ( 15) 56.4 Houston at Edmon ton 40 1 H. Trace 812 (14) 58.0 Minnesota at Winnipeg 402 894 ( 15) 59.6 Eastern New England at Cleve land 369 (Only game scheduled) 914 1151 60.9 Ale xander 92, (15) 61 .6 Fed . Hocking International 930 (15) 62 .0 Hockey League Logan North 683 (11) 62.1 Pt . Pleas. w I tptsglga 750 ( 12) 62 .5 Wahama Pet. 882 (14) 63.0 Muskegon 31 19 5 67 189 160 Ironton .525 · saginaw 26 26 ' 54 222 202 948 I 151 63.2 Toledo Miller .495 23 29 1 47 179 202 953 I lSI 63.7 Flint N. Ga ll Ia .459 19 J·1 3 41 168 201 .455 Southwestern 902 ( 14) 64.4 Port Huron 18 31 2 38 149 177 928 I 141 66.3 Nels -York South .448 w 1 t pts gf ga 999 (15) 66 .6 Jackson .4 18 947 (14) 67 .6 De6 Moine s 31 17 4 66 217 176 K. Creek .370 Columbus 28 26 2 58 213 210 1022 (15) 68.1 Meigs .301 27 26 3 57 196 180 991 ( 14) 70.8 Dayton W . Local Ft . Wavne 27 25 o 54 177 192 1121 I 151 74.7 Wells t on Pel. Tllursday's Games 1095 1141 78.2 .702 S. Valley No games scheduled Tonight's Game.s .647 Saginaw at Fort Wayne .633 Co l umbu s at Port Huron llai~ .610 Muskegon at Des Moines .596 F li nt at Tole do DEVOTED TOmE .586 lNTEIIEST OF .581 MEIGS-MASON AREA .521 CHESTER L. TANNEIIU, Personal Fouls Team Jack son Athens Meig s Logan Ir on ton NBA Standings By Unit ed Pr ess International Eastern Conference Atlantic Divis i on w . 1 pet . g .b. Boston . 38 14 .73 1 New Yor k 34 22 60 7 6 B uffalo 26 29 .49 1 12 Ph i lact el ph ia 15 39 .278 24 Central Division w . 1. pet . g . b. Cap i tal 30 24 .556 Atlanta 26 32 .448 6 · Houston 20 38 .3 45 Cl evelan d 19 40 .322 tJ•;, Western Conference Midw es t Division · w 1. pet . g. b Milwaukee .l l 14 745 Chicago 41 18 .695 2 Detroit 38 19 .667 4 K C.O maha 21 37 .3 62 211'7 Pacific Division w . 1. pet. g.b 29 23 .5 58 Go lden State Los Angeles 31 25 .5 54 Se attle 26 36 .419 8 Phoeni.: 22 34 393 9 Portland 20 35 .364 IO V} Tllursday's Result Detro i t 110 Golden Sta te 86 W n ly game scheduled) Friday's Games N ew York at Boston Chicago at Buffalo A tlanta at Philade l ph i a Cleve lan d at Hou ston Cap ita l at Mi l waukee Detroit at Phoenix K .C Omaha at Port l and (O n l y games scheduled ) ABA Standings By United Press International E as I w. I. pet . g.b. New York 36 22 .621 Kentucky 33 21 .611 Carolina 35 26 .5 74 Virginia 19 33 365 Memphis 13 .l4 228 221h West w. 1. pet. g .b . Utah 39 19 67 2 Indiana 29 28 509 9 1h San Antonio 30 30 500 10 Denver 26 27 . .t91 10 1h San Diego 25 )5 . 417 15 Thursday' s Results Virgin ia 12 0 Carolina 97 Denver 105 Memphis 94 Utah 86 San Anton io 83 (Only games scheduled) Friday's Games Memph is \'S . Virginia at Nor folk Indiana at New York San Antonio at San Diego Dr;:nver vs. Kent ucky at Cinc in · nati (Only games scheduled) NHL Standings By United Press International East w. 1. 1. pts gf ga Boston 35 9 6 76 122 135 I �_,.._-----------~--------~--~~~~~~~~~----~~--~~~~-~~~--~~-~~~~~~~-~ -.- . . ~ ... -"~ - ~~~~ --~-~ - ~-~ - -~ . ~~ - --~ -- -~ - ,~ - - ·~ --- ~ - - - ~.,~ ' 4- The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Feb, 8, 1974 Pro Standings Oberlin scares Mt. Union quint Ohio College Basketball 87-82, behind a balanced scorBy United Press International ing attack that had four of the Oberlin College, winners of Kenyon players sco ring in dou· only one Ohio Conference game ble figures. this season, staged a thrilling Kenyon upped its season second half after bein~ mark to 7-10 with the win while down by 12 points at the inter- John Carroll, paced by Dave mission before finally bowing Hosea's game-high 31 points, is to Mount Union, 78-74, in tw o now 9-6. overtime periods Thursday Central State edged Bellar· night. Mount Union upped its conference record to 6-4 with· the victory and is now 13-7 overall. Oberlin , led by Larry Stack- College Scores house with 19 points, is now 5-10 for the season and 1-8 in the league. In another overtime contest, Kenyon dropped John Carroll, Hair by KAY When hav i ng the i r hair done , most women want to be practical as we ll as pretty . Wom en on the go . whose tim e schedule is very tight , want t o be sure th ey ·look well -groomed at al! tim es. so t tfey le ave the fancy. exot ic and dramat ic styles l or spec ial occasions and se lect a versatile hair style w hich can be in · terpreled ma ny ways and can be easily managed . Just as a dress is bought to serve many purposes , so the active woman se lects a hair sty l e whi ch Can be co nverted into many fa s h io n s portra ying a love ly look at a! I ti m es Neat, appropriate ~nd latest hair styles await you he re. CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON Why hide it? The h earing aid. For years, people have been tell ing you that the best kind was the kind nobody noticed. The "iPconspic- uous" aid. Wi t h "no cords". And "nothing in the ea r". Little wonder the hear- • • • • '• • ing aid developed a bad image. With everybody trying to shrink or disg uise it out of existence, it didn't exactly end up cove red with glory. Of course, there's noth ing wrong with cosmetically acceptable hearing ai ds. W e just think it's t oo bad they 1v e had a negative • influ ence on all aids. An influence that keeps people from getting help. Which is what h e~ring aids, and people like us, are all about. Help, Ca ll us for some. ••• •.. ,. Diles Hearing Aid Center Riverside Professional Bldg . 444 W . Union St . Athens. Ohio 45701 Tel. 592 -6238 total, commercia l facility devoted to bette r hear in g. A Please write lor information/ ' •' 8~ South Bl mnt Abbey 99 Ga Co l i 58 . UT -Cha tt . 95 w . F lorida 89 Tenn . St . 68 Kno xv ille 52 Presby! 89 Nwbr ry 76 Btnu n Cookman 6CI Paine 40 Ro llin s 105 Marion 74 Erskine 84 Woffor:1 75 Brmnghm So . 60 St . Leo 's 46 Millgn 102 Li ncoln Mem 78 Geo rget own,Ky 82 Cmpbllsvl l 17 Tulane 77 Samford 69 Midwest Mt . Union 78 Obrln 74(2otJ MemphiS St . 91 Wichita St. 90 Kenyon 67 J Carro ll 82 Cent . St. 66 Bl lrmne 62 Frs t b rg St . 90 Bowi e St . 62 L ake Fo re st 12 Jud son 64 Ut ah St 87 uw Mlkee 56 Southwest W . Te)l.aS St . 58 St . Louis 53 Bradley 8 1 Tu l sa 73 N .Texas St 104 Drake 85 Hrdn -Si mmons 83 Okla . Cty 70 West N . Mex: . 97 Brghm Young 17 Utah 51. 87 Wise . 56 N . Mex . St. 76 LOUS\'II 73 L. Bea ch St. 64 Sa n D iego St. A8 Utah 73 Tex -EI Paso 72 Fl lrtn St 85 San Diego 73 Pacif . 72 Sa n Jose St. 65 WhHer 93 Cal Poly .Pmn 80 SEO frosh standings 214 E . SECO ND ST. POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 99J.7606 • ' <2ot l Sienna 77 Vermont 64 P l y mth St 96 Frm i nghm El7 Sa lem 92 W . 'Ia . Wesl eya n 87 L o c k Ha .... en 5 1 E lmi ra Jl Ind . Pa 76 Juniata 63 Wstt ld St 88 Lowell St. 46 Rutgers 80 W . Vi rg in ia 73 Clar io n 9 3 Sl ppry Rock 91 L ebanon Vly 99 wasn . Md . N .H . 60 Rho de Island 57 Upsala 70 E . Conn 59 SPf/\1-\rNG nF 73 SEOAL FROSH Team W L .P OP Gall i polis 11 1 506 390 Logan 10 2 644 371 Athens 7 5 435 401 Meig s 6 6 475 451 Jackson 4 7 )87 445 Ironton 4 8 45 1 4S9 Waverly 4 8 415 447 Wellston 1 10 240 559 TOTALS 47 47 3SS3 3SSJ Thursday 's Re sults : Logan 55 Gallipol i s 26 Meigs 54 Ironton 36 Waverly 33 Athens 30 Ja c kson Wellston , ppnd, teachers st ri ke Monday's games : Jackson at Gallipolis Logan at Athens Waverly at Ironton Wel lston at Meigs NIEKRO BROTIIERS ATLANTA (UPI - The Atlanta Braves Thursday announced their signing of their first six players for the 1974 season, including the pitching Niekro brothers, Phil and Joe. Phil Niekro, a knuckleballer who has been witlt the Braves since 1964, was the only National Leaguer to pitch a no-hitter last season. He had a 13-10 record in '73 •nd has a career record of 1111-94. Brother Joe, acquired by the Braves during last season, had a 2-4 record and is 55-<>1 for seven major league seasons. REDS SIGN CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Cincinnati Reds Thursday announced the signing of their two top pinch-hitters of last season - Phil Gagliano and Larry StahL Gagliano, an infielder, led the club in pinch hits with 15, while Stahl, an outfielder, had 11. The signing of Gagliano and Stahl raises to 22 the number of Reds under contract for the 1974 season. Are You Fully Covered? • ;: ..•'. OVERALL SCORING FG FT NAME , TEAM Mark Swn in, Hannnn Tra ce John Shoemaker, Waverly Mark Ma ce. A thens T im Seevers , Trimble Dan Bise, Fed . Hocking T im Stout, Nor th Gal lia , Jim Pie r ce, Logan Dave Rann , Ironton Dave Pr itchard , Nel s -York G i! Price. Ga l lipoli S~ 178 1.17 133 133 135 115 129 106 106 107 52 73 59 36 57 62 29 56 mine (Ky.). 66-62, behind a 1956 53 point scoring effort from . SEOAL SCORING Bobby Brown to notch its tenth NAME . TEAM FG FT victory of the sea son in 21 John Shoemak er . Waverly 12 5 59 games. Bellarmine dropped to 11-10. In the only other Ohio college action Thursday night, Marian ( lnd .l slipped past Wright State, 88-82. Carpenter By Un i ted Press inlerna1ional East Mantltn 80 5 1 Jose ph s , Pa 5 ~The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Fet. ~. 1974 News, Event Mr . and Mrs . fullph Frazier, Gallipolis, visited with her mother, Goldie Gillogly and other relatives in the community. Sunday diiUler guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Jordan and ramily were Dana Turner, Harri so nville; Mrs. Faye Jordan and Mrs. Ida Dennison. Mr. and Mrs. Emzie Davis, Parkersburg, W. Va., spent a day here with her brothers, Paul and W. C. Peck . Reverend Jt""'reeland NorriS, fulcine, held services at the Carpenter Baptist Church on Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith called on Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Welch and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Welsh (near Harrisonville) on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Beulah Cordary, who has been spending the winter with her so n-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers, was taken to Holzer Medical Center. She is suffering from pneumonia . Mr. and Mrs . Harold Gillogly, Vicky and Bruce, were business visitors in Columbus and spent the night with his sister, Mrs. Bernice McKnight and family. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reedy and family, Southside, W. '(a., visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swett. Mrs. Clifton Fraley, Jr. and son, Roger, Mrs. Carl Greenless and granddaughter, Rilla Rhoades, and Ricky Fraley were guests of Mrs. Rose Hooper and daughters in Athens and helped Darlene Hooper celebrate her ninth birthday on February 2. Those attending a family gathering at the home of Mr. 311d Mrs. Henry Turner included Mr. and Mrs. Roger Turner, Denise, CHnton, Charnele, and Monlca, Elgin, Illinois; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bolen and family, Rutland; Cindy Games, Langsville ; and Mr. and Mrs. Don Turner and daughters, Albany. Bill Oxley and Carolyn Payne, London, Ohio, visited their father, Harold Oxley and Mrs. Oxley. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree were his uncles, Paul and W. C. Peck, and their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crabtree and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swett called on his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Swett in Middleport. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey were Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Hudson, Rutland, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jones, Nelsonville. Carl Greenless is a patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital, Pomeroy, where he has undergone surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cleland and Mr. and Mrs. Marion McClure, Dexter, spent an evening with their brother-inlaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stansbury. Mark M a ce, Athen s G il Price, Ga lli pol i s Dave Rann , Iron ton M i k e M cDona ld, Jackson Pau! Whi te, Ja ck son J im Pi er ce, Logan Dan ny Dodson, M e ig s Mit ch Wrigh t, Logan J i m N iday , Ga ll i po li s 96 88 82 84 77 85 66 59 49 35 35 45 29 21 21 26 28 26 TRI -VALLEY SCORING FG FT NAME . TEAM Dan Bi se. Fed. Hocking Dave Prit chard , Ne ls-York St eve Thomas. Alexa nder Kei t h N ice. Vin ton Cq. Randy Offenberg er, W. Local V ic Knic k, Warren Local Haro l d Caud i lL Vi nton Co. Gr eg Smathers, Nels-Yor k Ma x Pitts, Nels· Yo rk Dave Moore , Wa rr en Loca l . NAME . TEAM 70 37 28 28 9 27 19 21 10 23 16 55 54 62 49 49 48 53 45 45 SVAC SCORING FG FT M ar k Swa i n, Hannan T ra ce St eve Di!l. Eastern Tim Stout, Nor t h Ga lli a Bob Miller, So uthern John Lusher , Hannan Tra ce John Shee t s, Eastern Pete Say r e, Southern Ja ye My er s, Symmes Valley C!ay Hud son, Kyger Creek Lloyd Wood, Southwestern 110 73 69 59 71 62 65 61 55 52 42 32 40 45 36 IGI Pts. 408 . 367 315 307 I 14 1 ( 14) I 151 ( 14) ( 15) I 151 ( 151 ( 141 ( 14 ) ( 141 m 292 287 268 768 267 Pt s. 309 227 711 209 197 195 193 158 21.6 21. 5 19 .5 19.1 19.1 19. 1 19. 1 I Gl Avg. ( 111 28.1 20.6 19.2 19.0 17 .9 17.7 17 .5 15.8 1].3 ( 111 I 111 ( 111 1111 I 111 ( 11 ) 12' ( 101 I 111 ( 111 Pts. 146 Avg . 19. 1 26 .2 21.7 I I.) (GI Avg. 177 (8) 21.1 138 136 133 125 117 117 116 113 106 181 17.3 17 .0 16.6 15.6 14 .6 14.6 14.5 14.1 13.3 Pt.. 21 262 178 178 163 178 145 14 20 31 "' 142 141 22 1]6 (8) 181 18) I 81 ( 8) 181 ( 8) (81 Avg . I Gl I 101 (Y I 26.1 19.8 (91 19.8 . 18. 1 (91 ( 10 1 17.8 ( 9) 16.1 (91 16.0 (91 15. 8 (91 15.7 (9) 15. 1 SEOAL STANDINGS (Varsity) W 10 10 7 Team Waverly Ga llipoli s Logan Athen s Iro n ton Ja ckson M eigs W e!!s t on L P OP 1 808 59-t 1 708 538 4 804 689 7 4 5 6 4 7 1 10 0 ll ( Reserve) Team 695 668 684 651 406 W L Jackson Ironton 10 8 6 6 6 4 4 0 Logan Ga ll ipolis Athens M eig s Waverly Well sto n 1 3 5 5 5 7 7 11 57 1 667 718 77 3 874 P OP 551 562 580 453 485 457 436 307 451 487 '86 400 437 1186 406 678 TRI'IIALLEY STAND. (Varsity) Team W L P OP Vinton Co. 7 1 522 446 Nels.York · 6 2 538 509 Belpre 4 4 430 444 Ale.:ander 4 4 477 .163 W. Lo ca l 2 6 517 578 Fed. Hock ing I 7 d81 525 (Reserve) Team W L Net s. York Vinton Co. A l exa nder Belpre Fed . Hocking 7 1 6 2 5 3 4 4 2 6 0 8 W. Loca l P 374 372 303 279 252 260 SVAC HAN DINGS ALL GAMES Team W L P Hannan Trace South ern Eastern N . Gallia Kyger Creek S. Valley Southw estern 15 9 7 6 4 4 3 0 1267 ~·6 898 9 969 9 10 16 11 934 11 926 12 781 SVAC ONLY W L Team Hannan T race Southern · Eastern North Gallia Sy mmes Valley Kyger Creek Southwestern P 0 "872 3 620 3 647 4 5 597 3 6 554 I 8 532 1 8 475 11 7 7 SVAC RESERVES Team W L P Hannan Trace Eastern So ulhern N. Gallia Kyger Cr eek S. Valley Southwestern 9 7 7 6 2 487 3 396 3 398 3 403 2 7 303 2 7 126 1 B 234 TEAM STATISTICS Field Goa l Perc. Team FGM-A Logan 350 -667 324-655 Athens 277-603 Ga l lipolis 284-624 1ronton 273-710 Jackson 281 -673 Meigs 254-686 Wellston 146-485 Free Throw Pet. FTM-A Team 160-228 Waverly 141 -218 Athen s 140-221 Gallipolis 122-200 Jackson 124-208 Logan 143-255 Mei gs 122-210 Ironton 114-21 9 Wellston Waverly Rebounds Team Gallipolis Logan Meigs Ironton Waverly Athens Jackson Well ston No. ;oo 463 425 41 9 388 369 343 278 Gallipolis .Waverly Wellston 11 18.8 11 19.5 11 19.7 11 20.5 IND. LEADERS Field Goal Percentage Name, T FGM-A Pet. Young. L 50-77 .649 Shoemaker, W 125-211 .592 Duduit. Wa v. 45-78 .577 Price , G 88-157 .561 Si ckle s. G 43-78 .551 Free Throw Perc. Name , T FTM-A Pet . Shoemaker , W 59 -77 .766 Mace, A 35- 49 .714 Rann, I 45 -65 .692 McDonald, J 31 -45 .689 Pri ce, G 35 -54 .648 Rebounds Name , T No. G Avg . Price, G Young , L Fitz'trck, ! Chonko, A Mye r s, M 203 131 117 106 103 11 18.5 11 11.9 11 10.6 11 9.6 11 9.4 OFFENSIVELY Team H . Trace Logan The G Avg. 11 45.5 11 42.1 11 38 .6 11 38.1 11 35.3 11 33.5 11 31.2 11 25.3 11 11 11 11 .• . 15.0 17.0 17 .0 )7.5 down hard " Office Phone 992.-11~ . Edltcrlal Phone m 21&7. Second class postage paid at Pumeroy , <llio National adverlising repreaentaUve Bottinelli-GIIllagbrer, lne., 12 Eut CMI Sl., Matt Waldie swished 18 points and hauled down 24 rebounds to lead the Big Blacks, who upped their record to 5-7. Jim Tatterson contributed 16 points and Larry Hess 11 for Point Pleasant, which held a commanding 65-23 rebounding edge over floundering Wahama . Danny Dewhurst's 11 points represented the only White Falcon in double figures. WAHAMA 4-7 ·8-25 ~ 44: Buzzard 2, Keefer 8, Lewis 8, Dewhurst 11 , Johnson 2, Kearns 6, Harmon 6, Gilland 1. POINT PLEASANT 23-17-2122--83 : Matt Waldie 18, Tatterson 16, Hess 11, Jewell 8, Wilson 2, Rardin 6, Kayser 3, Mark Aldie 5, Clatworthy 4, Riffle 2, Cottrill 8. Ohio and W. Ya., One Year, $18; Six months, t1UO; Three months, $6 . Elsewhere $22.00 year; si..t moothl $1UO; three mooths, 16.50. SubecrlptiOII pice lnclOOes &mday 'I'\mes.&ntinel. • • • • • • • • • As the years. roll by, property va lues go up, we aquire more material goods, and before you know it. your fire insurance becomes "Inadequate. Bring your pol icy in for a free professional evalualion at no obi igation to you. We Represent: Ohi.o Farmers Westfield State Auto Mutual Insurance Co . Western Reserve Mutual Ins. Co. Lightning Rod Mutual Ins. Co . Davis :nsurance Service -114 Court Sl . ·Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Sports, Vacation and Travel Show . INTEREST Columbus, Ohio On Certificates Of Deposit FEBRUARY 9-17-0HIO STATE FAIRGROUNDS COLISEUM AND ADJOINING PAVILION $1,000 Minimum 30 Mo. Term ~x.it lntentale 71- ttllllh or 17lh A... e. Sponsored by Dispatch Charities Produced by Hart Production1 Saturday and Sunday I P.M. to II P.M. N inety day interest penalty if withdrawn before maturity date. * Weekdays 6 P.M. to II P.M. LWft Sunda> t P.M. to .7 P.M. e Boats Meigs Co. Branch e Recreational Vehicle,· e SpQrting Equipment e \'a,·ation Information • One Hour Stare Show e Stale, Sectional and Canadian l'Ta\·el Bureaus @ * 82.00 ADL'LTS The ~thens County Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second St . Pomeroy, Ohio Children 13 and Under 75 CENTS Henry Block has 17 reasons why you · should come to us for income tax help. Middleport, Ohio Reason 8. H & R Block is a year-round service. We do not disappear after April 15th. WINTER CLEARANCE SALESTILL IN PROGRESS LOCM THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE ' 304 E. MAIN POMEROY ., Store Hours Ph. 992-3795 Open 9 tiiS Mon. thru Sat. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY All Sales Cash All Sales Final No Approvals No Lay-a- Ways Mon. thru Fri. 9:15to8:00 Saturday ~\IC 111ljr 1~1 II Wilt It's Your Night Out At .The Meigs! Jan Haddox MIDDLEPORT, OHIO _ BR A ND " " Department • ' .~ SHOES Thorn MeAn Rand Broken Sizes %price heritage house Middl eport , 0 . SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS & LEADERS /,et Us Help You Mahe Your Teaching A Success With TEACHING AIDS LITERATURE ... o. C. 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I Foil Wrapped-Satin Bows Dudley's Florist 59 N. Second St. MIDDL~PORT . HEXAGONAL COMMODE - MARRIAGE CROSS MARRIAGE CROSS 25th Anniversary MARRIAGE CROSS 50th Anni\lersarv packed in speciafly des igned"gift card boxeB .' engraving plate included An elegant touch l or your room-perfect for a lamp or objet d'art. Storage" space insi de. So much beauty lor so 1 ittle! EACH lnge:ls Furniture OPEN FRI. & SAT. _NIGHTS PH. 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT •< •" , 992-2115 true Or FUNK!S SEED CORN Mulberry Ave. These beautifully styled gifts, when engraved become S400 RED SUGAR RUN MILLS • From OR Music , '· ' ATTEND TEA Eleven members of the Middleport Church of Christ attended the annual fe llowship tea of.. the Middleport First Baptist Church Monday night. Mrs. Clairmont Hoyt, Granville, was the guest speaker . One Lot Mens FLOWERS RED TULIP PIONEER* ••• 8lld Middleport .·, .. served. UMW discusses missions Win Her Heart With A Beautiful Ordered Your Roval Crown Bottlinq l.ompany· _J Mar tha Hi cks to the nominating committee. The unit voted to support the move by the Ohio PTA for Ohio 's exemption from Daylight Saving Time from Dec. I to March 31. Mrs. Catherine Colwell gave devotions. Refreshments were 60 INCH COCKTAIL TABLE • ~) ' They Play It All! . i 11 attend breakfast SUNDAY OUR LADY OF LORETTA Church, Tuppers Plains, ·meeting after 9 a.m. Mass on sunnrner festival. Coffee and donuts will be served. We AdviSe Early •Orders! BAKER FURNITURE . Charlene Hoeflich Mrs. Mary Virginia Holliday gave a tribute on behalf of the church and Mrs. Wilson's work in it. Past presidents were honored in observance of Founder's Day and presented corsages and a boutonniere were Mr. and Mrs. Carol Pierce, Mrs. TW'ner and Mrs. Phyllis Dugan . Plans were made during the meeting for the annual pancake supper March 16. Mrs. Fetty appointed Mrs . Olive Page, Mrs. Minnie Riggs, Mrs. Co nnie Graves and Mr s. 992-2039 f4ave You • • • Saturday Night Girl Scout Diary By A tribute to long-time Salem Center teacher, Mrs. Roberta Wilson, in the form of a "This Is Your Life" program climaxed with the presentation of a PTA life membership, :;l highlighted the Monday night meeting of the Salem Center Mrs. April Smith, cookie chairwoman for the Big Bend PTA. Neighborhood of the Black Diamond Girl Scout Council, wru; in Mrs. Anna Turner and Mrs. Parkersburg Wednesday to attend a kickoff luncheon at the Nellie Vale planned the Holiday Inn for the annual girl scout cookie sale. recognition for Mrs. Wilson, The American Biscuit Co. will again this year provide the who has been principal of the cookies which will sell for $1 box. Varieties are chocolate chip, school since 1967. Mrs. Vale sandwich creme, thin mints, sugared shortbread, peanut butter ga ve a resume or happenings patties. at Salem Center school during The girl scouts will take orders for the cookies from March 1 the years she and Mrs. Wilson through March 10, and delivery will be made between April 22 taught together. There were and M'l)' 4. Scouts are being placed on their honor not to sell remarks by Mrs. Turner on the · cookies before 4 p.m., March 1. honoree's early years of 1'he cookies cost the council 51 1'. cents per box and 48% cents teaching, of her move to Ohio, goes toward the development of the scouting program. This year and of her {ime at the Salem troops retain 11 cents per box, while 37% cents goes toward girl Center SchooL scout camp development. The PTA life membership certiricate and pin were SALISBURY JUNIOR TROOP 100 presented to Mrs . Wilson by sEVERAL DEMONSTRATIONS were given during a Mrs. Leta Fetty, president. meeting of the Salisbury Junior Troop Tuesday night at the Letters from Mr. and Mrs. school with Linda Williams, patrol leader, in charge. Wilson's daughters, Mrs. Kathleen and Patty Parker demonstrated the Ainsley Smith of Columbus and care and feeding of rabbits to complete their Mrs. Pam Smith, Hazard, Ky., pet badge work ; Joyce Baker explained how to were presented to her along make candles for her collector's badge, and Camille Swindell with their bouquet of nowers. FRIDAY served a cake which she had baked as part of her cooking badge Wilson presented his wife HAPPY HARVESTERS requirement. with a corsage and noted that Cla&'i, Trinity Church, 7:30 p. A valentine project was completed with Mrs. Stanley the -occasion also marked their m. in the social room of the Kaldore, Mrs. Ned Swindell and Mrs. Leland Parker assisting church. Members of the the scouts. It was reported that there will be no scout meeting 40th wedding anniversary. Friendly Circle will be guests Feb. 19. Kathleen Parker, Renee Kaldore, Teresa Dorst and of the class. Laura Gail Smith will have the flag ceremony for the Salisbury MARY SHRINE 37, White PTA meeting. Other guests at the meeting were Paula and Monty Shrine of Jerusalem, 8 p.m. at Swir\dell and Rudy Kaldore. the IOOF hall. Valentine party A meeting of all troop cookie chairwomen has been to follow meeting. Refresh- scheduled for 7 p.m. Feb. 19at the Smith home, Lincoln Heights. ments. At that time sales p~ocedures, order forms, and other materials will be distributed and sample cookies will be available. RETURN JONATHAN Meigs Chapter, DAR, 2 p.m., at RACINE - Eleven youth POMEROY CADETTE TROOP 52 the home of Mrs . James attended the weekly prayer FINAL PLANS for attending the weekend kaleidoscope at Brewington, Middleport. Mrs. Racine Wesleyan breakfast at Thereon Johnson to have the Cedar Lake, Ripley, W. Va. were made during the Thursday United Methodist . Chur ch program. Mrs. Arthur Skinner, night meeting of the Cadettes at the home of Mrs. April Smith. Wednesday morning . Two Mrs. Roger Luckeydoo and The girls leave tonight and wijl return home Sunday . Melody Snouffer worked on her hostess badge, and Joni songs were sung with Mrs. Mrs. Irving Karr, assisting Howard Shiveley at the piano. Murray on her first aid badge at the meeting. hostesses. Rev . Steve Wilson led in YOUNG ADULT Class, prayer. Bradford Church of Christ, 7 The morning meditation was p.m. at the parsonage. brought by Edson Roush, an SATURDAY • active layman at the Carmel ''Personalizing Missions' r denial program presented at BAKE SALE at the Racine United Methodist Church . He Food Market, 10 a.m., spon- was the theme of the program the church Jan . 27. It was spoke on knowledge and the sored by the Racine Fire presented by Mrs. Carl Dill at a reported that Mrs. William important part that the youth meeting Tuesday night of the Frecker is a patient ·at the Department Auxiliary. of today have in bringing about United Methodist Women of the Holzer Medical Center. HAVENAIRS QUARTET at Enterprise United Methodist A suggestion was made by the salvation of our nation. He gospel sing, Mason First Church at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Will that bottle caps be said that it is important for Baptist Church, 7:30p.m. saved for the youth camp fund. everyone to decide what they Herbert Dixon. DUE TO illness of many 'Mrs. Dale Davis gave Newspapers are being are called to do in life and then members, family night scripture from II Corinthians collected by the youth for that proceed to get the knowledge which It will take to carry out at the Letart Falls United with Mrs. Arthur Evans giving purpooe . Methodist Church has been prayer. Mrs. Dill introduced It was announced that a their calling. Breakfast of scrambled cancelled. the program by explaining that missionary team formerly at eggs, blueberry muffins, toast, JITNEY SUPPER 4:30 to the stories to be presented the Red Bird Mission in orange juice, and coffee was 7:30 p. m. at Tuppers Plains would assist the members in Kentucky will ·be in Meigs served by Mrs . Herschel Elementary School under finding ways to respond to the County for the weekend of May sponsorship of school boosters. challenge of the women 's 4 and 5. They will be guests of Roush, Mrs. Herbert Shields Variety of food; public invited. organization . Mrs. Dill, Mrs. the Enterprise and Rock and Mrs. Howard Shiveley . BAKE SALE, front of New Harry Carleton and Mrs . Springs Women's groups. Mrs. Those present were Bill York Clothing House, Young Charles Warth told the stories Evans closed the meeting with Shiveley, Gene Shiveley, Adult Class, Enterprise United of a senior citizen, an offender, prayer. Mrs. Logan will host Debbie Harden, Becky Kouns, Methodist Church. a parolee and a Vietnamese the March meeting with Mrs. Connie Roush, Elisa McMillan, Warth to be the program Molly Fisher, fulndy Warner, woman . David Theiss, ' Mike Warner SUNDAY Also discussed as "twin- leader. and Stephen Nease. OPEN HOUSE, 1:30-4:30 p. ning,!' an exchange program m. Meigs High School between two similar towns or Cafeteria honoring C. E. cities, one in the United States SALE POSTPONED Blakeslee retired Meigs and one overseas of £acts RACINE - A bake .sale County Agricultural Agent. concerning community acscheduled for Saturday at the MEN OF SACRED Heart tivities, of church customs to Jan McKee Boutique next to Catholic Church, Pomeroy, help understand different the pool hall in Racine by the special meeting and buffet cultures and to enlarge Dorcas Women's Fellowship dinner, 6 p.m. in the church thinking on what missions has been changed to Feb, 16. basement. All men to take should be. Mrs. Don Hunnel read incovered dish. , formation on "twinning" and MONDAY . POMEROY PTA, 7:30p.m. told of different towns such as in the school auditorium. 77 small agricultural com· years of PTA to be observed munities, industrial centers, For All Occasions ·with the Founder's Day urban areas, and town-country We Wire Flowers program and recognition of villages where the method has Everywhere past presidents. Mrs. Cecelia been tried. Assisting in the Hart's Spanish classes, first presentation were Mrs. Willard through fourth and special Wilson, Mrs. Dwight Logan. education 2, will present a Mrs. Herbert Dixon , Mrs . program. Executive com- James Will and Becky Will. Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. uavlS pres1aea at tne mittee to serve. Mrs. Millard Van Meter RIVERVIEW PTA 7:30p.m. business meeting . She thanked Ph . 992-5721 at school. Program : Mrs. Warth for having charge Ph. 992-2030 a film · on early _signs J>f of the call to prayer and selfheart attack and Wayne Upton will give hints on correct way of lifting. CAWLEY ENGRAVABLE MARRIAGE CROSSES Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Mrs. Rose Ginther reported on a meeting of the Wildwood Garden Club at which she was a guest. An educational quiz on control of insects and disease was conducted by Mrs. Eva Walker with Mrs. Ginther winning first and Mrs. Roy Miller, second. Mrs . Karl Krautter displayed the arrangement of the month, "Never Lovelier" using pink and red tulips with apple blossom line material, in a red stemmed goblet vase. Displayed for judging was an arrangement of a dozen roses made from pink styrofoam egg carto'ns by Mrs. Roy Holter. Refreshments were served. ... at unbelievably low prices! 20% to 50% 9:1StoS:OO PTA honors Mrs. Wilson Rart Spanish Trtasum ~ SAVE PH. 992-3629 POMEROY · ~ - pu ~ itio1 1 • . . . .L___ COLUMBUS BAHR CLOTHIERS MEIGS INN . Phone 992-5120 Ord,r By Phone And Toke Em Home 992-5432 HICKMAN OLDEST ClllCAGO (UP!) -Veteran Jim Hickman, the oldest man on the roster, signed his 1974 contract with the Chicago Cubs Thursday. Hickman, 36, became the 24th Cub to sign. Last season, he batted .244 in 92 games and was second on the team in pinch hitting assignments with 39. '10 til 2 • • SANDWICH available. One mootb, .Z:eo. By rnllU in ·'' • •' • • F1RST CHU..D BORN Mr. and Mrs. Mark James, VieMa, W.Va ., the former Ann Wilson, Middleport, are anIIOWlcing the birth of their first child, a Sibs. daughter, Nicole Anne, Feb. 2, at the St. Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . Herman James, Parkersburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson, Middleport. Joseph Wilson, Pomeroy, is the greatgrandfather. SUbscrlptiOII ratea: Delivered by earner where available 60 cents per week ; By Motor Houle where carrier ter"Yict not ' • the Fabulous doors . The workshop on . valentines was held preceding the regular business meeting of the group. "Signs of Spring" was the theme of the meeting and Mrs. Dale Kautz in her thoughts for the month commented on planting snapdragon and petunia seeds indoors for transplanting outside in the spring. She said that bulbs which have been forced should not be planted in the ground again since the strength is gone. The origin of Groundhog day was given and Mrs. Kautz said that in the old country the shadow meant not only six more weeks of bad weather but poor crops. Mrs. Phillip Radford used "From These Roots" as her topic. She spoke of trees and the first Arbor Day which took place in Apri11872 in Nebraska, when Jay Sterling Morton urged groups to plant a tree. She concluded with a poem. Read at the meeting was an invitation from the Winding Trail Garden Club to an open meeting March 20 at the Publlst!ed daUy ncept Satuntay by The Ohio Valley PubUahinB Company, Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio, 567f9. Buslnesa .I • Home of 83-44. ' • • • • POINT PLEASANT, W. Va . - Limiting Wahama to just four points in the first quarter, Point Pleasant roared to its fourth straight win last night by belting the White Falcons bee. Ed. ROBERTHOEFUal, (ltyEIItor '• . Elegant valentines of satin and lace adorned with flowers were made by Chester Garden Clull members at a meeting Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Howard Knight. Live and dried plant material including a bouquet of American Beauty roses provided by Mrs. Gordon Anderson were used to make the fancy valentines. Several of the members also made valentine arrangements and valentine door swags for their STEAK HOUSE by Blacks American Hockey League Standings By United Press International North w ! 1 pts gf ga New Haven 30 15 7 67 202 157 Providence 29 21 6 6A 247 174 Rochester 26 15 10 62 201 173 Nova Scotia24 20 10 58 178 15 0 Boston 16 32 7 39 166 215 Springfield 12 24 12 36 151 193 South w I I pts gf ga Hersh ey 29 15 9 67 221 160 Baltimore 27 18 5 59 179 159 Cincinnati 26 18 6 58 175 160 Jack'snv l le 19 30 6 44 162 218 18 28 8 44 155 199 Montreal · 31 13 6 68 180 137 Virg inia N . Y . Rngrs26 IS 11 63192154 Richmond 13 33 6 32 143 222 Toronto 24 17 11 59 190 153 Thursday's Resulls Virg inia 5 Jacksonville 4 Buffalo 22 24 6 50 165 176 (on l y game scheduled) Detroit 19 25 8 46 171 211 Friday's Gam.es N Y !slanders Jacksonv i lle at Baltimore 14 24 13 41 125 175 New Ha\'en at Richmond Vancouver 12 30 8 32 134 1'92 Cincinnati at r.:ochester • West Prov idence at Springfield w. 1. t . pts gf ga (on ly games sc heduled) Phi l adel ph 32 11 7 71 177 104 Chicago 24 11 15 63 169 106 St . Louis 22 22 7 51 lot S 139 Atlanta 19 23 10 48 13 2 149 Los Ange ls 19 24 B 46 141 159 Minnesota 16 24 12 44 ISS 185 Pittsburgh 14 32 5 33 l.tl 190 California 11 36 7 29 139 226 Thursday's Results Boston 5 St . Louis 3 Philadel ph i a s P ittsburgh .t (Only games scheduled) Friday's Games Buffa lo at California en icago at Atlanta (On l y gameS' scheduled l WHA Standings By United flress International East w . 1. t . pts gf ga Nw Engtnd 29 22 2 60 194 176 Quebec 27 2J 3 57 194 169 Chester gardeners meet CROW'S -' " ' Sentinel New Yon. , New York. No. G Avg. 165 187 187 193 207 215 217 225 Falcons put 1 Pts. (G) Avg. 1186 ( 14) 84.7 1111 { 15) 74.1 OP Waverly 982 ( 141 70.1 270 N. Gallia 1016 I 151 67.7 294 Ne ls· York 936 I 141 66.9 299 V. County 997 I 15) 66.5 28 4 W. Local 949 I 151 63.3 283 Gallipolis 874 ( 14) 62 .4 370 Alexander 930 ( 15) 62.0 S. Valley 868 ( 14) 61.0 Jackson 922 ( 15) 61.5 OP K. Creek 857 1141 61.2 856 Eastern 914 ( 15) 60 .9 817 Sou thern 850 I 141 60.7 942 Athens 906 ( 15) 60.4 953 Ironton B46 ( 14) 60.4 1013 Fed. Hocking 899 ( 15) 59.9 Toronto -26 25 4 56 212 193 118 1 Pt . Pleasan t 647 (11) ~ . 8 Cl eveland 2A 23 5 53 160 166 983 Trimble 88 1 (15) 58.7 Me igs 872 I 15) 58 .1 Jersey 23 29 2 .t8 159 198 OP Wahama 670 ( 121 55.8 Chicago 22 23 3 47 155 166 595 Belpre 766 I 14) 54.7 West 572 So uthwestern w. 1. t . pts. gt ga 737 ( 14) 52.6 576 Miller Houston JO 17 4 64 203 13 8 751 I 151 50.1 592 .Wellston 611 ( 151 40.7 Winnipeg 26 23 4 56 184 188 697 DEFENSIVELY Edmonton 27 24 0 54 179 178 653 Team Pis. iGl Avg, Minnesota 26 25 1 53 203 189 575 Ga!tipofis 700 I 141 50.0 Vancouver 20 32 0 40 191 219 795 ( 15) 53.0 Athens Lo s Angels 20 34 0 40 161 215 OP Belpre Thursday's Results 744 114) 53.1 369 Jersey 7 Los Angeles 4 810 (15) 54.0 V. County (Only game schedu led ) 324 762 (14) 54.4 Southern Friday's Games 31& Waverly 773 ( 14 ) 55.2 Quebec at Vancouver 336 Trimble 846 ( 15) 56.4 Houston at Edmon ton 40 1 H. Trace 812 (14) 58.0 Minnesota at Winnipeg 402 894 ( 15) 59.6 Eastern New England at Cleve land 369 (Only game scheduled) 914 1151 60.9 Ale xander 92, (15) 61 .6 Fed . Hocking International 930 (15) 62 .0 Hockey League Logan North 683 (11) 62.1 Pt . Pleas. w I tptsglga 750 ( 12) 62 .5 Wahama Pet. 882 (14) 63.0 Muskegon 31 19 5 67 189 160 Ironton .525 · saginaw 26 26 ' 54 222 202 948 I 151 63.2 Toledo Miller .495 23 29 1 47 179 202 953 I lSI 63.7 Flint N. Ga ll Ia .459 19 J·1 3 41 168 201 .455 Southwestern 902 ( 14) 64.4 Port Huron 18 31 2 38 149 177 928 I 141 66.3 Nels -York South .448 w 1 t pts gf ga 999 (15) 66 .6 Jackson .4 18 947 (14) 67 .6 De6 Moine s 31 17 4 66 217 176 K. Creek .370 Columbus 28 26 2 58 213 210 1022 (15) 68.1 Meigs .301 27 26 3 57 196 180 991 ( 14) 70.8 Dayton W . Local Ft . Wavne 27 25 o 54 177 192 1121 I 151 74.7 Wells t on Pel. Tllursday's Games 1095 1141 78.2 .702 S. Valley No games scheduled Tonight's Game.s .647 Saginaw at Fort Wayne .633 Co l umbu s at Port Huron llai~ .610 Muskegon at Des Moines .596 F li nt at Tole do DEVOTED TOmE .586 lNTEIIEST OF .581 MEIGS-MASON AREA .521 CHESTER L. TANNEIIU, Personal Fouls Team Jack son Athens Meig s Logan Ir on ton NBA Standings By Unit ed Pr ess International Eastern Conference Atlantic Divis i on w . 1 pet . g .b. Boston . 38 14 .73 1 New Yor k 34 22 60 7 6 B uffalo 26 29 .49 1 12 Ph i lact el ph ia 15 39 .278 24 Central Division w . 1. pet . g . b. Cap i tal 30 24 .556 Atlanta 26 32 .448 6 · Houston 20 38 .3 45 Cl evelan d 19 40 .322 tJ•;, Western Conference Midw es t Division · w 1. pet . g. b Milwaukee .l l 14 745 Chicago 41 18 .695 2 Detroit 38 19 .667 4 K C.O maha 21 37 .3 62 211'7 Pacific Division w . 1. pet. g.b 29 23 .5 58 Go lden State Los Angeles 31 25 .5 54 Se attle 26 36 .419 8 Phoeni.: 22 34 393 9 Portland 20 35 .364 IO V} Tllursday's Result Detro i t 110 Golden Sta te 86 W n ly game scheduled) Friday's Games N ew York at Boston Chicago at Buffalo A tlanta at Philade l ph i a Cleve lan d at Hou ston Cap ita l at Mi l waukee Detroit at Phoenix K .C Omaha at Port l and (O n l y games scheduled ) ABA Standings By United Press International E as I w. I. pet . g.b. New York 36 22 .621 Kentucky 33 21 .611 Carolina 35 26 .5 74 Virginia 19 33 365 Memphis 13 .l4 228 221h West w. 1. pet. g .b . Utah 39 19 67 2 Indiana 29 28 509 9 1h San Antonio 30 30 500 10 Denver 26 27 . .t91 10 1h San Diego 25 )5 . 417 15 Thursday' s Results Virgin ia 12 0 Carolina 97 Denver 105 Memphis 94 Utah 86 San Anton io 83 (Only games scheduled) Friday's Games Memph is \'S . Virginia at Nor folk Indiana at New York San Antonio at San Diego Dr;:nver vs. Kent ucky at Cinc in · nati (Only games scheduled) NHL Standings By United Press International East w. 1. 1. pts gf ga Boston 35 9 6 76 122 135 I �• r I • 7- The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 6 - The Da1ly Sentmel,M1ddleport Pomer oy, 0, Feb 8,1974 POMEROY POMERQY TRINITY Rev W H Perrm pastor Roy Ma yer Sunday schoo sup! Churcn school 9 15 am worship servrce 10 2.:1 a m Youth c ho•r r ehea r sal Man dav 3 30 p m under d1rec t•on of Mary Skmner s enwr chon rehearsal 7 30 p m Thursaay w •lh Mrs Pau Nea se d rrec lor POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corn er Unton and Mulberry Rev Clyd e V Henderson pastor Sund ay schoo l 9 JO a m G l en McClung supt mornrng wor sh rp 10 30 a m evenmg servrce 7 30 mrd week ser vrce Wednesday 7 JO p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Rev H arold Dee th r ec tor ( Mur ch se r v •ces 10 30 am Holy co mmu nron trr st Sunday of month c hurch schocl 10 30 am for nursery through 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - John F Amstutz pastor Brb le schoo l 9 JO a m worsh1p 10 30 adult worship serv 1ce and young peopl e ~ m eeti ng bo t h 7 30 p m Com b1ned B1bl e ~tudy and prayer meet tng Wedne~day 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W W1ntn9 off rcer m c harge Sunday 10 am Hoi mess mee ttn g 10 30 am Sunday Sc nool Young Peop les Leg ro n 7 p m Thu rs day 1 to 3 p m Lad 1es Home League 7 p m P rep cl a s s~s ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Sycamore S t~ Pon e roy the Rev Wil l1am M dd leworlh pas tor S unday Sc hool 9 30 a m ct1Ur c h se rvrces 10 JO a m SACRE D HEART - Rev F a t her Be rnard KraJCOV IC pa~tor Pl'1on e 992 2815 Saturday eventng Mass 7 30 p m Sund a y Mass 8 and 10 a m Conf esst on s Sa t urday 1 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST - Rob e rt Kuhn pasto r Wrllla n Watson Sunday sc hoo l supt Sunday school 9 30 a m BY F 6 p m B1ble s ludy Wednf'sday 7 p m cho 1r prac t1c e Wedn esday 8 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLIN ESS C HURCH Harri sonville Rev 0 Dell Man ley Pastor Henry Eb l1n Sunday Schoo l Sup l Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am Evenmg worS1'1 1p 7 30 p m Prayer and Pra 1s e se rv rce Th ur sday 7 30 pm NEASE SETTLEMENT CHAPEL Non denom,nat 1ona l Georg e S Oiler Pastor Sunday Sc hool 10 am Wor s hiP Serv1ce 11 am Sunday n1gt11 serv tces 7 30 p m Wednesday Prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m Everyone welcom e POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Mam Sf - Loren T Ste phens Junior leaders • In career meet Fourteen Me1gs County jun1or leaders took part m Oh10 State Umvers1ty's Agriculture , Home Economics, and Natural Ftesources Career Conference, last Saturday m Colwnbus E1ght glfls took part m the Home Economics Conference, partic1patmg m rap sesswns, lectures , tours of the home econom1cs departments , and a bus tour of campus Six boys and g1rls par tic1pated m the departmental lectures and rap sesswns at the Agriculture and Natural Resources Conference They also v1ewed a multl-med•a shde presentatiOn 'You Can Make A World of Difference" A follow-up program to the Career Conference will occur at the next county JuniOr leader meeting on February 18 at Colwnbus and Southern Oh10 Electnc Company m Middleport at 7 30 p m Durmg the program the youth w1ll be 1n.structed on assembling a JOb res wne a nd f1llmg out JOb apphca hons The members will also perform sk1ts on JOb mtervtews Attendmg the Career Conference from Me1gs County were Mandie Rose, Debbie Wmdon , N1esel Duvall, Teresa Carr, Mark Mora, Noah Hysell, Brenda B1shop, Sue Kennedy , Glen Kennedy , Eddie Kennedy, Fae Riebel, Ed1e Woodard, Patty Dyer and Opal Dyer Prov•dmg transportatiOn for those a ttendmg were Pansy Jordan, 4-H Assistant , Patty Kelly , 4-H Program AssiStant, and Marta GUilkey, County ExtensiOn Agent ~ Home Economics Racine Social Events By Mrs. Francis Morris There w1ll be a Youth Happemng at the Racme Wesleyan Umled Methodist Church Sunday, Feb 17 al2 30 p m The program will be presented by Rev Joseph DIShman and others from Central Ave Umted Methodist Church of Athens All area and county youth are mv1ted to attend Ftefreshments will be served by members of the Wesleyan Umted MethodiSt Women A preaching miSSIOn sponsored by the Southern Cluster will be held March 18-23 at the Racme Umted Method1st Church Rev Howard Sh1veley, Rev Larry Polmg and Rev Steve Wilson Will each preach two mghts Special mUSIC Will be by the Southern Cluster churches each mght Earl Shuler, lay speaker , w1ll lead congregatiOnal smgmg The pubhc •s mv•ted to attend Rev Howard Sh1veley attended the Pastors' Convocahon m Colwnbus The speaker was the former biShop of the Ohio West Conference, Bishop Hazen B . Warner Recent guests of Rev and Mrs Howard Shiveley and sons were Rev and Mrs Frank Cheesebrew of Shawnee, Rev and Mrs Wilber Hilt of New Plymouth, Rev and Mrs Robert Meece of Tuppers Plams, Rev Larry Pohng and Rev Steve W1Ison of Racme area Rev Walter P B1kacson, Mrs Olbe Mae Cozart and Mrs Gretta S1mpson attended a trustees meeting of the Rio Grande Assoc1at1on at Rio Grande Baptist Church Guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph McKenz•e were Mr Pat McCorm1ck and fnend, MISS Dream a L1lly, spendmg Sunday and Mr and Mrs Henry McCorm1ck, spendmg several days, all of Colwnbus Mr and Mrs Clyde Cross and Ray of Colwnbus spent the weekend w11h Mrs Frankie Ne1gler, Mr and Mrs George Ne1gler and Mr and Mrs Earl Cross. Mrs Margaret Houdashelt was a recent guest of Mrs Stella Grueser at Forest Run Mr and Mrs Dav1d Parry, Jeffrey and Timrme, were weeke d VISitors of thetr parents m Hillsb""O Mr and Mru .!"nry Roush and daughter, Mrs Mildred Hart, went to Akron for the weekend to vls1t Mr and Mrs John FISher Mrs Roush and Mrs Hart returned home Tuesday and Mr. R<lush remamed for a few days Mrs Lenme Bnnker IS a pallent at Holze r Med1cal Center MISS Sandra Boothe 1s a patient at Holzer Med1cal Center SOCIETY MEETS The Bertha M Sayre M1ss1onary Soc1ety met at First BaptiSt Church Tuesday evenmg, Feb 5 Mrs Helen Simpson, preSident, opened the meetmg w1th group smgmg "Each Step I Take" w1th Mrs Lilhan Hayman at the plano Mrs S1mpson ' s top1c for devotions was "Numbertng Our Days" Scnpture was from Luke 12 She had a med1tat10n 'This Is the Only Moment" and prayer In the busmess sessiOn, the R10 Grande Assoc1al1on meeting was announced to be held at Racme F1rst Baptist Church, March 16 After group smgmg of "Where He Leads Me" Mrs Mary K Yost gave a book rev1ew of Mary and Joseph The Love Gift offermg of $131 was dedicated by Mrs, Mar1e Roush presented !rom the Ruth and Esther Clfcles Twenty members enjoyed refreshments served by Ruth Circle members Local Bowling Pomeroy Bowl1ng Lanes Wednesday Earlv M1xed League Week of Jan lO, 1974 Standmgs Won Lost 34 14 Ztde s Spor t Shop Regatta In 34 14 Young's Mkt 26 22 Tenth F ramers 24 24 Nelson s Drugs 20 28 Sm1th Nelson Motor s 6 42 lnd H1gh Game - (Men) Bill Porte r 109 Bill Porter 201 (Women) Pa t Car s on 208, Be t tv Sm d h 191 L nda Wmebrenner 191 Team H1g1'1 Game - Tenth Fram ers 739 lnd H1gh Senes - (Men) Bill Porter 558 Larry Dugan 545 (Women) Pat Ca rson 534 Betty Smilh 519 Team H1gh Se n es - Tenth Framers 1046 SIMMOND CALLED BOSTON (UP!) The Boston Brums called defenseman AI Sinunons from thelf American Hockey League Boston Braves Thursday to fill m a vacant spot left by Injuries to Bobby Orr and Darryl Edestrand Edestrand separated a shoulder m a game agamst the Toronto Maple Leafs last Saturday, and will be out of actwn four to s1x weeks, while Orr IS still not ready to return to actiOn after rece1vmg a knee brutse two weeks ago evangel 1s l phon e 99 2 7856 Con s e r vat t ve non 1nstrumen tal Sunday worsh1p 10 a m B b le study 11 a m worsh •P 6 p m Wednesday Btble s tudy 7 p m M I DWAY COMMUNITY CH4,RCH (non denomrnat ana l ) La ngsville Dex ter Road th e Rev Worley Ha ley pastor Sunday school 10 am even1n g wor~h1p 7 30 p m P r ayer meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m youth group F rrd .c!. y 7 30 p m SEVE NTH DAY AD VENTI ST Loca ted on Mulberry He g hi S near Veterans Memor1al Hospllal Pomeroy P a s tor Herbert Morgan Sabbath Schoo l ever y Satur d ay at 2 p m and wors nrp serv1ce fo 11 0w 1nQ at 3 15 p m Open B1ble d1SCUSS10n each Thursday at 7 30 p m a t the church The F r 1e ndly Church GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST - Preac1'11ng 9 30 a m f r s l and second Sundays of ea c h month fh1rd and fourth Sundays each month worshtp se r vtcc a t 7 JO p m Wednesday even ng~ at 7 30 Prayer and Btb le Study FIR ST SO UTHERN BAP TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave Pomeroy af ftl 1ated wllh SBC the Rev Fred Hll oastor Troy Zwtll tn g Sunday SChOol SUp! Sunday SChOO l 9 JO am morn 1ng worshtp 10 30 Su nday evange l rst rc meet 1ng 7 30 p m Prayer meet rng Wednesday 7 30 p m .- days Church s choo l 9 30 prayer mee l1ng f1rst a m Wednesday 1 30 p m EAST LETART - WorShip 7 30 p m second and tov rth Sundays church sc hoo l 9 30 am prayer meeling th1rd Wednesday 7 30 p m GREAT BEND - WorshiP 11 a m 2nd a nd 4th Sund ays Ch\Jrc h Schoo l 10 a m LETART FALLS - Worsh•p 111 r1 m Cllu r c h s c ~co' 'i' S rble s tudy 7 30 p m every Tuesday MORNING STAR - Worsh p 9 30 am Chur c h School 10 :JO am M 1d We e k Scrv c e Wednesday 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL - Wo r Sh •p 11 am lsi and 3r d Sundays Church School 10 am PORTLAND - Wo r s h•p 7 30 p m Chur c h Sc hool 9 30 a m SUTTON - Worshrp 11 am 2nd and 41h Sundays Church Sc hool 10 a m WESLEYAN ~R ac tn e) WorShtp I I a m Chu r c h Schoo l 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Mee ce Rev Stanley Brandum JOPPA - Worsh rp 10 am Church Schoo l 9 a m Prayer Meel1ng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Churc h serv1 c es 9 a m Sunday School 9 45 a m Btble Study ever y Thur sday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL - Wor s h1p 11 a m Cl'1u r cl'1 Scl'1ool 10 am ALFRED - Sunda y schOO l 9 45 a m ea c h Sunda y pr ea ch ng at 11 a m ea ch Sunday Pray e r m eetmg 7 45 p m Wednesday WSCS 8 p m on th rrd Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE - Sunday schoo l 9 30 preach1ng 7 30 p m Sunday prByer m eet mg 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS 7 JO frrs t Thursday each month SILVER RIDGE - Worsh p 10 a m Ch ur c h Sc hool 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Wors1'11p 9 am Chur ch Sc hool 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Freder tck su pt Se rv1 ce weekly 9 30 am on Sunda y Preach1ng f rst and th 1rd Sundays of month by Cl1fford Smtih 9 JO a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darrell Doddrill pa s tor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am Leonard Gtlmore frr'st elder even1ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday pray e r meetmg 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Racme Rout e 2 Tl'1e Rev Charles Hand pas to r Sunday school 9 45 a m mornmg worsh ip 11 am Evemng serv1ces , Tues~ay and Fnday 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF C~RIST - Bible Study 9 30 •.a m mornmg worSh ip 10 30 am evenm g worsh 1p 6 30 p m Wednesday Brble Stu dy 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday SchOo l 10 am wtth W11lard P ig ott s upt Evang ei 1Sf1 C message ea cn Sunday evenmg 7 30 p m by Elder Ru sse ll C! 1ne m 1n1ster of the Apostolte Fa tth B1ble Sludy Wednesday 7 30 MIDDLE PORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Co rn er Fourth and Ma1n M1dd lepo rt Rev Henry Key Jr pa s to r Sun d ay Sc hool 9 30 am Mr s E rv1n Baumgard ner supt Morn1ng worshtp 10 45 a m JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Larry Car n a h an pres1d1ng m1n1s ter Sunday Btble lee ture 9 30 a m Wa t chtower s tudy 10 30 am Tuesday B1ble s tudy 7 30 p m Thurs day m 1n Is try sc l'1 ool 7 30 pm serviCe m eet1 ng 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chnst 10 Chnshan UntonLawre n ce Manley pastor Mrs Russel l Young Sunday Sc hoo l Supt Sun da y Sc hool 9 30 am Even 1ng worsh1p 7 30 Wednesday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Ra ctne Route 2 tl'1e Rev James M Muncy pasto r Sunday school 9 .45 a m morn111g worsh1p 11 am even 1ng wor!.h ip 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Tuesday 7 30 p m Yo ung peop les mee t1ng 7 JO p m Thursday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO Berth a Kmgrey su bsftfu te pastor Sund ay Sc ho ol 10 a m worshtp !.erv 1ce 7 p m Sunday Prayer mee tmg Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - Near Lo ng Bot tom Estd Hart pastor Roy Brown aSSIStant pastor Sunday school 10 a m Church 7 30 p m each Sunday evenmg prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Thursdey MIDDLEPORT PEN pm TECOSTAL - Th rd Ave lhe STIVERSVILLE COM Rev Wtlltam Kntttet pastor MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Ro nald Dugan Sunday Sch oo l sc hool ser v1 ce 10 am Pra yer Supt Classe!. for all ages meetmg Thursday 7 p m even1 ng serv1ce 7 30 p m Sunday evenmg serv1ce 7 p m B1ble stu dy Wednesday, 7 30 ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST p m youth serv1ces Frtday Po me roy Harr som11lle 7 30 p m Road R1ck Morrtson pastor FREEWILL BAPTIST Sunday sc hool sup ! Stev en Corner Ash and P lum Mtd Stan ley Su nda y school 9 30 dleport Noel He r rman am mo rn ing wor s htp and pas tor Sa turd ay even1ng co mmu n 1o n 10 30 am servt ce 7 p m Sund ay school Su nday even 1ng youth 10 a m Sunday even 1ng Ch nst1 a n Endea"Yor 6 JO p m worshtp 7 p m worsh p ser v 1ce Sunday 7 30 Wednesday eve nmg MIDDLEPORT FIRST p m meeting and B1ble BAPTIST - Corner Sl)c. th and sprayer tudy 7 30 p m Palmer the Rev Steve ST JOHN LUTHERAN Skaggs pastor Danny P1ne Grove tl'1e Rev Arfl'1ur Thompson Sunday schoo l supt WMP O rad10 program 7 45 Combs pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 am church serv1ces, am Sunday school 9 15 am 10 30 a m morning wor sh 1p 10 15 am BRADBURY CHURCH OF Youth act1v t1es and fe llowShip tor 1un or and sentor h gh CHRIST Bible Sc hool, 9 30 a m morn1ng worship 10 30 s tud e nt s 6 p m B1ble s tudy 7 30 p m Mtd week prayer a m Sunday evenmg Wors l'1tp Se r1J1Ce 7 30 p m cho1r se rv1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m pra c ft ce Sunday and Wed CHURCH OF CHRIST, nesday , 7 p m , prayer m eet mg M iddleport 5th and Ma 1n and Bib le Study Wednesday , George Glaze m 1n 1ster 7 30 p m James Sheets, supenntendent ANTIQUITY BAPTIST B1ble school, 9 30 am Rev Freeland Norns pastor morn1ng wor s htp , 10 30 am Sunday schoo l 10 a m Church even rng worsh tp 7 30 p m service 7 p m Wednesday prmyer service 7 p m Wed Btble Study 7 p m nesday RACINE FIRST CHURCH MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Sunday Schoo l, 9 30 a m Thomas E Weaver pastor Morning Worsh tp 10 30 am F loyd Carson Sunday scnool Evemng Worshtp 7 30 p m supermtendent Sunday school Wednesday Mtd Week Ser.Ytce 9 30 am morn1ng worShip Sunday School Supenntendent, 10 30 Sunday evangei1St1c Gera ld Wells Pastor Rev meet1ng 7 p m , prayer Morr ts M Wolfe meet1ng Wednesday 7 p m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Walter P B1kacsan pastor Second Ave , M tddleport Ronme Salser S s Supt Les ley G Hol t pastor Sunday Sunday School 9 30 a m school 10 a m , worship ser Mornmg Wors hip 10 .4S am V1Ce 11 am worshtp serv1ce Sunday evenmg wor!.htp 7 30 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday P m Wednesday e1Jen1ng Bible n1ght prayer serv 1ce 7 30 Study, 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN THE UNITED PRES Rev Lelon Glasure , pastor BYTERIAN MINISTRY Sunday School 9 30 a m OF MEIGS COUNTY, Dw tght youth and JUnior youth service, L Zavltz Pastor Dlreclor 6 45 p m even1ng worsh1p HARRISONVILLE 7 30 p m prayer and pra tse, Sunday Church Sc1'1oo l 9 30 Wednesday 7 30 p m a m Mrs Homer Lee S11pt SILVER RUN FREE Morning WorshiP 10 30 am BAPTIST - Sunday School, 10 MIDDLEPOR't Sunday a m Henry Davis supt Church School 9 30 a m John evenmg ser"YtCe 7 30 p m F Fultz Supt Mornmg Prayer meeltng Thursday Worsh tp 10 30 a m 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Morn 1ng CHESTER CHURCH OF Worship, 9 a m Sunday GOD Rev James Sat Chur c h School 10 a m Mrs terlteld pastor Sunday Sc hoo l Sampson HaiL Supt 9 30 am worSh ip s ervtce 11 MEIGS am e ven 1ng service 7 COOPERATIVE prayer serv tce and youtl'1 serv1ce Wednesday 7 p m PARISH THE UNITED LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN METHODIST CHURCH "HURCH - Robert E Mu~ser Robert T Bumgarner pastor Sunday School 9 30 D1rector a m Robert Bobo s upt POMEROY CLUSTER morning worsh 1p 10 30 Rev CarlE Hicks Sunday evening service 7 30 Rev D Wm Sydenstrrcker M1d week service, Wednesday CHESTER - Worship 9 15 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF a m Church Schoo l 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Worsh p 9 THE NAZARENE - Rev M a m Church School, 10 a m C Lar1more , pa s tor Bob FLATWOODS - WorShip , 11 Moore Sunday SchOof Supt a m Church School 10 a m Sunday Schoo l classes for all POMEROY Worship, ages. 9 30 a m morning 10 30 a m Church School 9 15 worship 10 .45 NY PS Sunday am UMYF630pm 6 30 p m , e vangeltstlc serv 1ce ROCK SPRINGS - Worshtp Sunday 7 30 p m Mtd wee k prayer meeting Wednesday 10 a m Church Scl'1ool 9 a m UMYF 6 30 p m ' 7 30 p m , MtS!.10nary meeting MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER second Wednesday. 7 30 p m Rev Robert Bumgarner UNITED FAITH NONHEATH WorSh ip 10 30 DENOMINATIONAL - Rev a m , Church Sc hool 9 30 a m Robert Sm1th, pastor Sunday UMYF 7 p m school 9 30 a m class leader RUTLAND - Worsh 1p 9 15 Leo Htll. worsh•P service, a m , Church School 10 a m 10 30 a m , church 7 30 p m UMYF 7 p m E DE N U NT t E D• SALEM CENTER - Wor BRETHREN IN CHRIST _ Shtp 9 a m Chur ch School 10 Eldon R Blake, pastor Sunday am, UMYF Thursday, 7 p m School 10 o11 m Winnie SYRACUSE CLUSTER Ho lsinger, Supt Morning Rev Rtchard E Jarvts sermon 11 a m , Evenmg ASBURY WorSh ip n ' servtce Chrlst1an Endeavor a m , Church School 9 50 a m 7 30 P m ' Mrs Lyda WSCS, lst Tuesday Chevalier president Song FOREST RUN - Worshtp 9 serv1ce and sermon. 8 20 M 1d a m , Church School 10 a m , Week prayer meeting Wed WSCS , 3rd Wednesday 7 30 nesctay, 7 30 p m Mrs Marte pm Holsmger class leader MINERSVILLE - Worsh iP CHURCH OF JESUS 10 a m Church School 9 s m CHRIST - Located at Rutlanct wscs, 3rd Monday 7 30 p m on New Ltma Road next to SYRACUSE Church Forest Acre Park , Rev Ray sc hool , 9 a m worsh iP ser Rouse pastor ~obert Musser VICe 7 30 p m Sunday School supt :SundaY SOUTHERN CLUSTER school 10 30 a m worship Rev Frank Cheesebrew 7 30 P m Bible study Wed Rev. Larry Poltng nesday 7 30 p m Saturday Rev Howard Sh1vetey n1ght prayer 5.ervtce 7 30 p m BETHANY (Dorcas) HEMLOCK GROVE Worship 9 30 am • Churcl'1 CHRISTIAN - Roger Wat!.on, School 10 30 a m putor Ray Whaley , supt CARMEL Worship 11 Morn1ng worship 9 30 am a m 1st and 3rd Sunday s c hurch school , 10 30 a m Church Schoo l 10 a m ' young people's meeting 6 30 APPLE GROVE - Worsh 1p P m even1ng worshiP 7 30 7,.30 p m f~rs t and thtrd Sun P m Bible U~dv Wednesda y, ( I M.n 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST Rev Cec rl Cox pastor Sunday School svpt Joe Sayre Sunday s c hool 9 45 a m Sunday evenmg wo r sl'1 tp 7 30 Wednesday prayer and B1ble s tudy 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Und erwood pas tor Howard Caldwe ll Jr Sund ay Sct'lool S1rnt , .,urHlay Schoo l 9 30 a m Morn 1ng Sermon 10 30 am Sunday evenmg se r v1ce 7 p m LETART FALLS UNITE-D BRETHREN - Rev F reeland Norr1s pa s tor Floyd No rr 1s s upt Su nd ay schoo l 9 30 am mornrng se r mon 10 30 am P rayer ser v1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY - G P Sm 1fh pas tor Sund ay Scl'1 ool 10 a m Arthur Henson StJpt Morn1ng Wo r s h tp 11 am You ng People s serv 1c e 7 p m Even ng serv ce 7 JO p m Wednesday M1d We ek Prayer Serv ce 7 30 p m You th meetmg 6 ao p m Evenmg worSh ip 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbe r t Grate pastor War Shi P serv ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Sch ool 9 30 am Rtchard Barton supt Prayer meet mg Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF Cl1 ffo rd Sm th CHRIST minste r Su nda y Sc hool 9 30 a m morn1ng c l'1ur c h 10 30 a m Su nday e ven tng serv tce 7 JO p m Wednesday serv ce 8 7 0r ' ' ' FRIDAY, FEB 8,1974 ) 6 00 - News 3, 4, ~. 10, 15 , ABC News 13 , Sesame Sl 20 Adlenan Counselmg Techniques 33 Truth or Conseq 6 6 30 - NBC News 3 4, 15 ABC New s 6 CBS News 8 10 Room 222 13 ' 7 00 - TruthorConseq 3 Beat the Clock 4 News 6, 10 What s My L~ne 8 Wold Kongdam 13 Elec Co 20 1 Spy 15 Av1at1on Weather 33 7 30- Porter Wagoner 3, Hollywood Squares 4 , New Treasure Hunt 10 To Tell the Truth 6 Concentratton 8 Wall Street Week 20, 33, Beat the Clock 13 8 00 - Washmgton Rev•ew 20 33 Sanford & Son 3, 4, 15 Brady ~unch 6 13 D1rly Sally 8, 10 8 30 - Lofsa Luck 3, 4 15 S1x Million Dollar Man 6 13 Washington Connection 20 M.arshart News Meet1ng 33 Good T1mes 8, 10 9 00- Masterptece Theater 33 Gtrl W1lh Something Extra 3 11 15 Stage Center 20, movies' Dracula' 8 F1recreek lO 9 30- Odd Covple 13 Ozzle's G1rls 6 Dean Marl on 3 4 15 10 00 - News 20, Tom a 6, 13 Rel1giou s Amer1ca 33 10 30 - Day At N1ght 33 11 00 - News, Weat~er, Sports 3, 4, 6 8 10 13, 15 , Janako 33 n 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 PossesS IOn 6 Night Strangler 6 Mov1es • Dr Jekyll and Stster Hyde 8 The Frozen Dead 10 Hurncane Smtth ' 13 1 00 - Mldmght Special J 4 Don Kirshner's Roc k Concert 6 Night Strangler 13 1 15 - Movte ' The Lodge r 10 2 30 - News 13 4 brow and solemn counten(Jnce Yet Lincoln was a man He walked the earth, and felt love and lOY, but he knew tremendous frustration and almost 1nsurmo..,ntabl3 ,oorrow He prayed, earn• ..... ly and eHect1vely Throughout eoch crisis In his life, and there were many, he was sustained by fa1th God seemed close to htm, and he turned to H1m often He d1dn't pause to thtnk about whether he'd go to church or not He went Do you? Sunday I Cortnff11ons • I 26 31 News, Events Us. By Mrs Herbert Roush • • Mr and Mrs Hoyt Fugerson of Camp Conley, W Va , spent Fnday With Mr and Mrs Homer Warner Mr and Mrs Don Manuel a nd daughter, Donmta of Racme , Mr and Mrs AI Barnett and son Wesley, Edward and Rocky Hupp VISited at U1e home of Mr and Mrs Arnold Hupp Saturday and helped Mr Hupp celebrate his birthday Ice cr.eam a nd cake were served by Mrs Hupp Max Manuel , Sr , spent Sunday w1th Mr and Mrs. Arnold Hupp Mr and Mrs Edward MorriS and children of Charleston , W Va , Mrs Larry Foster and c h1ldren , B1!1 Whee ler of MRS BOITEL You never listen to my warrungs , so I suspect you may be one of " TIIEM," but I'll g1ve you one last chance Surely you know that blackmg out our ChriStmas lig hts was a Communistic plot It's well-lmown that Commurusts realize wherever men worship God, they can't gam a foothold So they msplfe our leaders to make us turn off Christmas lights, even though we don't have a real power shortage, or energy cnSIS Whenever lhey can take away our splfltual values, they 've made a gl81lt step toward conquermg us Be warned' -PATRIOT DEAR PATRIOT Forgive me if I'm dense, but I can't see how turmng off Christmas lights turns off rellg10n As for our energy criSIS not bemg real, put that to muSic and smg 1t durmg the next brown-out - or as you pass the fifth closed gas station - H P S I prefer the followmg sent~ments as expressed m the letters column of a New Jersey newspaper SATURDAY, FEBRUARY9, 1974 MaHhew • By Helen Bottel Aootber Commumst1c Plot • Monday Sir ~letter IS to all those people who mourn over no Yule lights, etc:-tl the only thing you are depnved of at Christmas IS enough colored lights, cons1der yourselves blessed It seems you are depnved of know.ng the real meanmg of ChriStmas Lights don't make ChriStmas, they only add to 1t The bnghtest light on that first Chr1stmas Eve was a lone star, but 1t got the message across Perhaps a few shortages are what we need to brmg us to our senses and teach us to stop takmg S!l much for granted. - ONE WHO STilL ENJOYS CHRISTMAS 6 30-TV Classroom 8, Faoth For Today 10 Kentucky Afoeld 13 Tuesday Psalms • 71 1 6 7 00-Netghbors 13 Farm Front 4 Fun For Everyone 6 , Treehouse Club 8,10 7 15-Woman' s Point of V1ew 13 7 3D-Man from COS I 10, Sesame St 20 Gospel 6, Abboll and Costello 8 Saturday Report 3, Osmonda 13 , Dock Van Dyke 4. 8 CO-Jake's Place 6. L1dsvllle 3,4,15 Bugs Bunny 13 , Popeye 10, Ha1r Bear Bunch 8. 8 30--Yogt' s Gang 6,13 , Mtster Rogers 20 Addams Fam1ly 3,4, 15 Sabr1na 8 9 00-Sesame St 20 Super Friends 6, 13 Mov1e 8, 10 Emergency Plus 3,4, 15. 9 30-lnch Hogh Provale Eye 3,4,15 10 QO--Eiec Co 20 , Lass1e's Rescue Rangers 6, 13 , My Favonte Marttans 8,10, Stgmund and the Sea Monsters 3,4,15, Metgs Vs. Ironton 5 10 30--Goober and the Ghost Chasers 6,13 Speed Buggy 8, 10, Star Trek 3,4,15 Wednesday I Corrnfltrons • 12 31 13 13 Thursday Psalms • 95 I 7 Fmlay lsotoh • 58 7 10 Sofurrloy Psalms • 112 ,j 9 Space 8,10, years a go and have been keepmg company With h1m ev er smce We are very much m love, but the problem IS h1s 18-year-old daughter who does not like me - or any woman who might take her father from her She rWls his We When I call the home,she hangs upon me,or lies that he ISn't there She even mtercepts his mail He says I am jealous, and he doesn't want to say anthlng to hurt her The result IS I see him only once a week or less becaus' I can' t get m touch w1th him , to mv1te h1m over What can I do about thiS glfl• -B H DEAR B Don 't blame the daughter completely for a seven-year-drift that may be more habit than love, on the man's part PosSibly he' s usmg he r " possessiveness" as an excuse to stay s mglc but satisfied - H. DEAR HELEN Ftegardmg your recent column about a husband complalnmg that hiS workmg wife wouldn't sew a button on hiS shirt don't encourage these dames' What's the poml of gettmg rnamed • --SHELDON (A BACHELOR) DEAR SHELDON Quesllons like that may be the reaS!ln you're still a bachelor May you get a wife who Ignores the button and g1ves you the needle until you get the pomt' - H 11 JG-Mtssion Mag1c 6,13, Jos1e and the Pussycats m Outer Butch Cass1dy 3,4,15 Jrll1W®i1rn;tk.t .,...&w '-J ,_. ' 12 oo-Jetsons 3,4, IS, lns1de Out 20, Mov1e 13 , Bowlmg 6 , Adverlls ng Servtee II'IC S1 ru burg, DEAR HELEN I have been a Widow for mne years. I met a man about seven Pebbles and Bal)lm Bamm 8,10 12 15--Search For Sc1ence 20 12 Jo-Go 3,4,15, Fat Albert 8,10 1 CO-American Bandstand 6,13 CBS Children's F1lm Festival 8,10, College Basketball 3,4,15 2 oo-Soul Tram 6 V1ewpomt 8 Mov1e " Hey there It's Yog1 Bear" 10 Limits of Man 13 2 30-Arthur Sm1th 8 World of Surv1val 13. 3 00-Bob Dan1els 3 College Baskelball 3,4, 15 College Basketball 8, Untamed World 6, Country MuSic Fes toval 13 3 15--Movle "Valley ol the Headhunters' 10 , 3 30-Pro Bowlers Tour 6, 13 4 CO-Audubon W1ldl1fe Theater 33 4 3D-Antiques 33, Outdoors With Jul 1us Boros 10 5 OO-Sew1ng Skills Ta1lorong 33 Wode World of Sports 6,13, Bob Hope Desert Classic 3,4 , Wresll1ng 8 Dealh Valley Days 10, A Look al the Book 15 Co flyrtghl 197-4 li:eo~ ler Vuamr<~ Sc r1p1ures Se1e..:;led By The Amerrcan Brble Sor•ety ' W1th the hope 1! w•IL 1n some measure, foster and help susta•n that wh 1ch IS good 1n family and commun1ty l1fe, th1s feature is sponsored by the bus1ness f1rms and organ1zat1ons whose names appear below SEARS . MONTGOMERY WARD Author. zed Cata log Merc hant LOUI S W Osborne 220 E Matn Pomeroy Ph 992 2178 P. J. PAULEY Nat 1onwtde Insurance Co of Co lumbus, 0 307 Spnng A"Ye Pomeroy D1a l 992 2318 296 W. Second . Pomeroy +K64 West Devoted to the Greater Oh10 Valley Pomeroy. 0 C<lr Rls 7&554 Chesh1re Ph 367 7414 FULL SERVICE SHOP Rad tal Cuts & Toupees 120 E Ma on St. Pomeroy ROYAL OAK PARK ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Family Recreat10n Sw1mm1ng Campmg Rac1ne Bakers of Holsum Bread MIDDLEPORT,OiiiO ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. DBA Anthon~ Plum bon~ and Heating_ Moddl eport 337 N 2na 1'92-3550 . VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. REAL ESTATE BROKER 110 Mechan1c St Ph 992 3325 K&C JEWELERS GOEGLEIN READY MIX Phone 992 3284 Ph 949 9591 Authorozed Buick, Pontiac, GMC Dealer 500 E Ma~n St Ph 992 2174 CHESTER , OHIO Middleport Keepsake Diamond R1ng$ 212 E Main St Pomeroy - HEINER'S BAKERY RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Bakers of Good Bread HUNTINGTON, W VA M&R FOODLINER BOWER'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT MIDDLEPORT, OHIO POMEROY,O GAUL'S Sl Rt 7 ~HAKE HAVEN Short Orders- Carry Out A Cool Dining Room • Chester, Oh1o Tuppers Platns • Ph 667 3963 RACINE PLANING MILL . Buoldlng Supplies , & Custom Mollwork Ph 992 3978 v .. i THE DAILY SENTINEL MEIGS TIRE CENTER Devoted to the Interest of The Meigs & Mason Area t-'omeroy, Ohio ,992 2101 Pomeroy . ,,' Wost Pa~nt Plumbong & Electrical Supplies The ~tore Wtth A Heart Ph 949 3342 700 E Ma rn The bidding has been TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE RACINE FOOD MARKET Rab ne . MIDDLEPORT, 0 .. . 40 Went a head DOWN I P arty for the groom French com f . Gather 9. Larder 1terns 11. Turk1sh mn 12 De 2 Lubn cated 3 Marry 4 Catkin 5 Spotl scended 13. "Porgy 6 Basement e ntrance Yesterday's Answer 7 P erce1ved and Bess" by the senses 8. Put away 10. Walked 11 French rtve r 15. Futile 20 Auto style 21. Football pass character 14 Take revenge (2 wds) 16 Beast of burde n 11 Leave 18. Panda 19 Bakery goody 20. Abhor 21. Gro\\ 22. Mollus k 29. Judge's dehcacy 23. Meamng symbol 30. Make euphoric 33 Husk1es' burden 35. Bur ful 24. Former boxtng champ 26. Bumpkins mese 28 Fuse as a hill dweller metal toward mght :U. Yelped, as a hound 25. Sleeping 26. Dtnmg or smoking 27.1nd•an cymbals 28. Sle1gh 31. Bu1ldmg extensiOn 32. Human one letter to each square, lo form four ordmary words. 34. Exasper bemgs ated 36. Elllpllcal 37. Chrom· cles 38. Man's l () ~~NcoABI J I ntcknamc 39. W a lk (2 wds) [J I Is 0 1 b I I I I I 5LJC.I-l 5WEAFtiN6 15 OFTEN C.AL~E.D FOR rn a I I J __::_l'rill=.:llte=.:S311~PIIm -.::=M-.::: :S'il::.::lR.:::: hm:...___jl (AII1wcr1 lomorrllw) Jumhl ott WOMEN \r.tlr.rdty ~ \ Anawu II x rmrl BUMPY 11f it: DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's THROME Now arrange the o1rcled !etten lo form the aurp:-uJe answer, as \:==·::::='·:=::::::::=:::::~·:::=-·_:•u~ggested by the above cartoon lL 2.e PRAYER how to work AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One le tter stmpl). sta nds !or another ln t hts sample A is used for the thre e L s, X for the two O's etc Smgle le tters, apostrophes, the leng th and formalt on of the words are all hmts Each day the code letters are different CRYPTOQUOTES Q D MM DJ QJDNVM MSD MSNA N JJGI CGL J WFDJED CGLJ QNER - ZNWNADVD WJGPDJQ Yesterday's Cryptoquote: WHEN YOU HAVE TO MAKE A CHOICE AND DON T MAKE IT, THAT IS IN ITSELF A CHOICE - WILLIAM JAMES FICKLE lu ~ Jflil lfJ r mml UMPIR ~ llu bttllll - THE (@ UJ74 King Fe1tures Syndtcate, Inc-.) 0ECflVI,.,. SOMf CAN IIi JIJ~T PEOPi.i 1 lo.IKt I QIUU1i I. 2. Pass In the HE ~Ef"M-? A TRIFLE shop, Mr. "I had VISIOns of a slam when my partner responded one heart, but they d1sap· peared mto thm a1r when hiS next b1d was a Jump to the spade game St1ll four spades IS a mce comfortable contract West opened the queen of d1amonds and my comfortable contract d1d not look too good "W1th my luck both mmorSUit aces were sure to be wrong and 1f either maJor su1t broke 4-1 my goose was cooked Anyway, I played the kmg of d1amonds East plunked on the ace a s expected and led the s u1t back I ruffed and studied the hand for some ttme "Fmally, l dec1ded to lead a club from my own hand West won the tnck w1th the nme and led a th1rd diamond Now I was home 1f the mator smts broke I ruffed, cashed my top trumps entered dummy With the queen of hearts, pulled the last trump and made game and rubber " The hand was well played If he had tned some other !me he would almost surely have gone down Furthermore, hiS luck may have changed A trump lead would have doomed h1m to defeat (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I SMITH NELSON MOTORS \ ACROSS I . Former 0FFE'NPED Wallet! ll IS 1 Grocenes & General Merchandise Rac1ne Ph 949 5772 GAUL'S MARKET by THOMAS JOSEPH South The unlucky expert had caught us a gam Th1s hme he was all smtles For once, he had a story of success Here WAID CROSS' SONS STORE OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. East By Oswald & James Jacoby General Merchandtse Tuppers Plams Ph 6{,7 328{) . North 4. MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP LODWICK'S MARKET Ot6rANCiS :SIE,-.$· AWPVL. (.L051E, 6UT 11'6 Pfl08Ath.'l' REA!. jiAI\. OFF- 'Wi. 11.L 5i~ + Pass Pass t• Pass Pass Pass Opemng lead- +Q MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR We Frll All Doctors' Prescnpt1ons ~ UnR~~:ramble these four Jumbles, 5 30--Bob Hope Desert Class rc 15 Who De alt? 33 Lass1e 10 6 oo-News 8 L1l1a s , Yoga and You 33 Mov1e ' L1ght In the P1azza" 10 6 30-Bever ly H!llb1l l1es 8, Zoom 33 NBC News 3,15 Fest1 va l of Famlly Class1cs 13 , News 4,6 7 oo-Hee Ha w 8,6 Lawre nce Welk 3f 15 Thnllseekers 3, Powers of the Pres1dent 33 7 3Q--That Good Ole Nash¥111e Mu SIC 3 8 oo-AII In The Famtly 8,10 Emergency 3,4,JS Partr1dge Famoly 13 Good News 6 8 3D-MASH 8,10 Movie 33 Mov 1e The Elevalor' 6,13 9 oo-Mary Tyler Moore 8 10 Mov1e 'The Omega Man 3,4, 15 9 3()- Bob Ne wharl 8,10 10 00- Carol Burnell 8,10 Owen Marshall 6,13 10 30- Day at Noght 33 11 oo--News 3,4,8,10, ABC News 6,13 , M1dn 1ght Special IS 11 15--Movie 'TheMysteryofMarte Roget 6, News1 3 11 JO-Mov1es ' The Pink J ung le" 3 , P 1c tu re Momm y Dead' 4 A D1stant Trumpet" 8 ' Drac ula 10 The Cou r se of the Fly 13 1 OG-Mov1es ' St rateg1c A1r Command' 4 "The Bnde of Frankenstem" 13 2 30-Movle "Revolt of Fort Laram1e' 4 News 13 4 00-Movle ' The Rabbot Trap" 4 EAST .J9 '1042 A9873 <fo652 <foK 104 3 Both vulnerable SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY '" {lt.l! +2 . • LET ME CHEC I" lli'CK It-' Rf"PTILfES. SOUTH IDI • AK76 'AK76 Support the Church of Your Chotce 104 W Ma1n Pomeroy Ph. 992 3354 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I: KII0\11 T"l 5 SOJNDS WEI RD 6(); DID I>JIJ~OilfE TO~~ 11-l />. ~ Fc:or f\:JTHCJ<Il ANNIE 'J+ Ph 992 3863 Bollen FUN"'Y BUSINESS now• <fo87 WEST .1043 8 QJ105 <foAQJ9 HAYMAN'S (General Merchandise) . Instead of b1ddmg four spades 8 your partner has JUSt raised you to three spades Wttat do you do NORTH • Q8S2 'Q9S3 THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. MARK V STORE 992 2955 Unlucky expert lucks out 1',\EIGS COUNTY BRANCH THE DAILY SENTINEL Devoted to Me1gs Ma son Area Pomeroy 0 WIN AT BRIDGE CATALOGUE STORE Mr and Mrs Charles R Sheets 992 3001 106 Court St Pomeroy ' Co lumbu s were weekend guests of Mr a nd Mrs Alex Wheeler Mrs Leah Wea therby and Mrs John Zerkle of Middleport VISited Mrs Ferne B H ayman Fnday Mr and Mrs. Ted Hayman and children of Westerville were weekend guests of his parents, Mr and Mrs Gerald Hayman Mrs Linda J ewell and children, Barbara a nd Bobb1 of Letart, spent Monday With the Haymans Mr and Mrs Austm Wolfe and children of Syracuse, Mrs Eula WoUe were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs John Ord of Letart , W Va Rt Mr and Mrs Ed Miller were VISitors at Galhpohs Saturday Mr and Mrs Don H1ll and children spent the weekend With Mr and Mrs Robert Euler a t Pmch, W Va Mrs Hatti e Hyatt IS a mediCal patient at Veterans Memonal Hospital 6 00-Chmlopher Closeup 10 51 12 pm LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Robe rt E Buckley pastor Wlll tam Bailey Sup t Su nday Sc hool 9 30 am mornmg wors1'11p 10 30 a m eve n ng wo rs h•P 7 30 p m Wednesday Chr1st1an Youtl'1 Crusade 6 30 p m Thu r sd a y cho1r pra ct ce 7 pm DEXTER CHURCH OF CHR IST Danny E'o'ans pa s tor Norman C Wilt supt Sunday Scl'1oo l 9 30 a m WorShiP serv1ce 10 JO am Chr~s ttan Endeavor Su nda y even mg REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rac1ne Roa d Wllloam Ro•sh paslor Dennv E"Yan s Sunday Sc ho ol D1rector Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am Morn1ng wors h iP 10 30 a m Sunday e venmg serv ice 7 p m Wedne s day e ven 1ng prayer ser_VIC~S r-,0 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST _ Rev Earl Shuler pastor WorS h ip se rv1 ce 9 30 a m Sunday Sunda y sc hool 10 30 am B1ble st ud y and prayer se r v1ce 7 30 p m Thur~d ay Ktngsbury Road Sund ay School 9 30 am Ralph Carl sup t Worsh p servrce 10 30 a m and 7 JO p m alternately Prayer m eetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev Jay St tles pastor OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev Car l R c hards pastor Mrs Worley Fra ncts Sunday school supt Sunday schOol 9 45 a m c hurch ~erv1ces second and fourth Sund a ys followmg Sunday sc hool f1rst a nd thtrd Sunday evenmgs 73 0 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt paslor Sunday Sc hool supt Ronald Osborne Btble Schoo l 9 3J a m prea ch1ng 10 45 am Even1ng se rvtces 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST - Ronald We lls pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 JO a m Mornmg worship 10 30 a m Young Peoples Serv tce 6 45 p m EvangeliStic ser v1ce 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Thursday 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev L R Gluesen c amp pastor Roger Wilfred Sr Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Sunday 1evenmg worshiP 7 30 Prayer meetmg . Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter class leader Youth meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Ern est Deet e r lead er MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITEO BRETHREN IN CH R 1ST Robert Shook, pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 am Russel! Spencer supt worShiP serv1ce 10 45 am even1ng worsh1p alternatmg wtfh C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meet1ng , 7 30 P m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe lay leader WH ITE'S CHAPEL Coolville RO Rev Roy Deeter pastor Sunday school 9 30 am worsh ip servtce 10 30 a m Btble study and prayer serv1ce Wednesday , 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH IOF CHRIST- Rod Kasler pa s lor v H Braley Sunday school sup I Sunday sc hool 9 JO a .t;n worsh iP servtce and cO:m mun on 10 30 am yo Gth meetmg 6 p m Sunday evenmg serv1ce 7 regu lar board mee t1ng th1rd Saturday 7 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am Worsh1p serv1ce 11 a m Wednesday prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Sunday night worshtP 7 .JO p m RU"LAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Gr1m m Jr , pastor Sunday SchooL 9 30 a m Morning worsh iP 10 30 am Young peop les serv1ce 6 .45 p m Evangel tsf• c servt ce 7 30 p m Wednesday evemng serv 1ce 7 30 p m MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL , George Casto, pastor Sunday School 9 J..Q..;_n_e_o~onhtp 7 30 Thursday evenmg prayer serv tce 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTIST Seconct and Pomeroy Sts Stan Cra1g, pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m worship servtce 11 am tra 1nlng unton. 6 30 p m even1ng worship servu;e 7 30 p m Mid week prayer service, Wednesday, 7 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, P 0 Box 487, Miller St, Mason , w va Sunday B1ble Study 10 a m WorShiP 11 a m and 7 p m Brble Study Wednesday 7 p m , Voca l music FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson Mason Pastor Walter Cloud Sunday school. 9 45 am worship serv1ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Weekly B1ble study. Wednesday. 7 30 pm MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD - Second St , Mason w Va Chester Tennant, pastor Sunday school , HI a m , mornmg worship, 11 am evangeltStic serv1ce, 7 30 p m Bib le study and prayer serv ice , Wednesday, 1 30 p m Phone 773 5133 HARTFORO CHURCH OF CH R 1ST m Chrts!1an Unton The Rev Wtlliam Campbell, pastor Sunday School, 9 30 am • James Hughes, supt even1ng service, -1 30 p m Wednesday evening pray e r meeting 7 30 p m Youth prayer serv1ce each Tuesday FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart W Va Rt 1 Rev George Hoschar, pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Prayer and 8 1ble study 7 30 p m Cottage Pray e r Servtce Tuesday , 10 am Worsh iP Servtce Thursday, 7 30 p m Television Log Today we see lincoln in heroic size He appears almost more of a statue than a man-a great figure cast in bronze, with a furrowed '· Statue , Feb ~. ;:m North 8 Eaot - NINN1E WINKLE • J: FEEL BETTER KNONING 11-!AT 41> GoSI< ,JANIE,I'M GlAD VOU HAD 1HI5 cmLE TALKWilH ME 111E' BRibi-IT SIOO OF IIOIJR ~C::Lb'S ~IlL, ~'l IX)tJ'I '(;() .. AFr!iR f.J...L 1 HE PIP LEf..llfi 'IOU BOAADWAI-K AND PARI< ,. PLACE I ALL Ht: LeFT ME l .• I '' UJA.-; A '~T CUT ct: ,JA.IL. FREE" CARD~ ' AU.EY OOP I DIDN T STUD'( MILITAR"'' STAAT~"i AT RADCLIFFE... BOY, OH BOY' DOES HE ~WAYS STAND AND GAW't('i' DOES HE NEVER EVER TAU(? FOR 'IOU GOTTO COME BACK WHEN WE START BUILDIN' OUR NEW BARN, LOWEE2'i IF 'IOU LL 1'/Po M~ loRM FOR ME ILL 61Vo '(OU CENT$ HOW< TH AT 7 PAI'E~ fi FT~ . 'I WHATE'~'ER GOT IN MIND HAS REALlY BOGGLED HlMI 'yQLJ NOTHINGr~ Pass Pass 1• Pass Pa"' 4• You, South hold • A K 7 8. A K 7 6 +2. K 10 4 3 What do you do now? A-Pass Your partner's jump lo four spades show four spades and a poerish hand. Foraet abow' slams and hope you cal make fHr spacle'l. ' . l))t;U. ' 1.001( f.,T YOV FACED SOME OF 11-!E SAME P005LEM~ THAT J:'MFI\CING I �• r I • 7- The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 6 - The Da1ly Sentmel,M1ddleport Pomer oy, 0, Feb 8,1974 POMEROY POMERQY TRINITY Rev W H Perrm pastor Roy Ma yer Sunday schoo sup! Churcn school 9 15 am worship servrce 10 2.:1 a m Youth c ho•r r ehea r sal Man dav 3 30 p m under d1rec t•on of Mary Skmner s enwr chon rehearsal 7 30 p m Thursaay w •lh Mrs Pau Nea se d rrec lor POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corn er Unton and Mulberry Rev Clyd e V Henderson pastor Sund ay schoo l 9 JO a m G l en McClung supt mornrng wor sh rp 10 30 a m evenmg servrce 7 30 mrd week ser vrce Wednesday 7 JO p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Rev H arold Dee th r ec tor ( Mur ch se r v •ces 10 30 am Holy co mmu nron trr st Sunday of month c hurch schocl 10 30 am for nursery through 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - John F Amstutz pastor Brb le schoo l 9 JO a m worsh1p 10 30 adult worship serv 1ce and young peopl e ~ m eeti ng bo t h 7 30 p m Com b1ned B1bl e ~tudy and prayer meet tng Wedne~day 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W W1ntn9 off rcer m c harge Sunday 10 am Hoi mess mee ttn g 10 30 am Sunday Sc nool Young Peop les Leg ro n 7 p m Thu rs day 1 to 3 p m Lad 1es Home League 7 p m P rep cl a s s~s ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Sycamore S t~ Pon e roy the Rev Wil l1am M dd leworlh pas tor S unday Sc hool 9 30 a m ct1Ur c h se rvrces 10 JO a m SACRE D HEART - Rev F a t her Be rnard KraJCOV IC pa~tor Pl'1on e 992 2815 Saturday eventng Mass 7 30 p m Sund a y Mass 8 and 10 a m Conf esst on s Sa t urday 1 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST - Rob e rt Kuhn pasto r Wrllla n Watson Sunday sc hoo l supt Sunday school 9 30 a m BY F 6 p m B1ble s ludy Wednf'sday 7 p m cho 1r prac t1c e Wedn esday 8 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLIN ESS C HURCH Harri sonville Rev 0 Dell Man ley Pastor Henry Eb l1n Sunday Schoo l Sup l Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am Evenmg worS1'1 1p 7 30 p m Prayer and Pra 1s e se rv rce Th ur sday 7 30 pm NEASE SETTLEMENT CHAPEL Non denom,nat 1ona l Georg e S Oiler Pastor Sunday Sc hool 10 am Wor s hiP Serv1ce 11 am Sunday n1gt11 serv tces 7 30 p m Wednesday Prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m Everyone welcom e POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Mam Sf - Loren T Ste phens Junior leaders • In career meet Fourteen Me1gs County jun1or leaders took part m Oh10 State Umvers1ty's Agriculture , Home Economics, and Natural Ftesources Career Conference, last Saturday m Colwnbus E1ght glfls took part m the Home Economics Conference, partic1patmg m rap sesswns, lectures , tours of the home econom1cs departments , and a bus tour of campus Six boys and g1rls par tic1pated m the departmental lectures and rap sesswns at the Agriculture and Natural Resources Conference They also v1ewed a multl-med•a shde presentatiOn 'You Can Make A World of Difference" A follow-up program to the Career Conference will occur at the next county JuniOr leader meeting on February 18 at Colwnbus and Southern Oh10 Electnc Company m Middleport at 7 30 p m Durmg the program the youth w1ll be 1n.structed on assembling a JOb res wne a nd f1llmg out JOb apphca hons The members will also perform sk1ts on JOb mtervtews Attendmg the Career Conference from Me1gs County were Mandie Rose, Debbie Wmdon , N1esel Duvall, Teresa Carr, Mark Mora, Noah Hysell, Brenda B1shop, Sue Kennedy , Glen Kennedy , Eddie Kennedy, Fae Riebel, Ed1e Woodard, Patty Dyer and Opal Dyer Prov•dmg transportatiOn for those a ttendmg were Pansy Jordan, 4-H Assistant , Patty Kelly , 4-H Program AssiStant, and Marta GUilkey, County ExtensiOn Agent ~ Home Economics Racine Social Events By Mrs. Francis Morris There w1ll be a Youth Happemng at the Racme Wesleyan Umled Methodist Church Sunday, Feb 17 al2 30 p m The program will be presented by Rev Joseph DIShman and others from Central Ave Umted Methodist Church of Athens All area and county youth are mv1ted to attend Ftefreshments will be served by members of the Wesleyan Umted MethodiSt Women A preaching miSSIOn sponsored by the Southern Cluster will be held March 18-23 at the Racme Umted Method1st Church Rev Howard Sh1veley, Rev Larry Polmg and Rev Steve Wilson Will each preach two mghts Special mUSIC Will be by the Southern Cluster churches each mght Earl Shuler, lay speaker , w1ll lead congregatiOnal smgmg The pubhc •s mv•ted to attend Rev Howard Sh1veley attended the Pastors' Convocahon m Colwnbus The speaker was the former biShop of the Ohio West Conference, Bishop Hazen B . Warner Recent guests of Rev and Mrs Howard Shiveley and sons were Rev and Mrs Frank Cheesebrew of Shawnee, Rev and Mrs Wilber Hilt of New Plymouth, Rev and Mrs Robert Meece of Tuppers Plams, Rev Larry Pohng and Rev Steve W1Ison of Racme area Rev Walter P B1kacson, Mrs Olbe Mae Cozart and Mrs Gretta S1mpson attended a trustees meeting of the Rio Grande Assoc1at1on at Rio Grande Baptist Church Guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph McKenz•e were Mr Pat McCorm1ck and fnend, MISS Dream a L1lly, spendmg Sunday and Mr and Mrs Henry McCorm1ck, spendmg several days, all of Colwnbus Mr and Mrs Clyde Cross and Ray of Colwnbus spent the weekend w11h Mrs Frankie Ne1gler, Mr and Mrs George Ne1gler and Mr and Mrs Earl Cross. Mrs Margaret Houdashelt was a recent guest of Mrs Stella Grueser at Forest Run Mr and Mrs Dav1d Parry, Jeffrey and Timrme, were weeke d VISitors of thetr parents m Hillsb""O Mr and Mru .!"nry Roush and daughter, Mrs Mildred Hart, went to Akron for the weekend to vls1t Mr and Mrs John FISher Mrs Roush and Mrs Hart returned home Tuesday and Mr. R<lush remamed for a few days Mrs Lenme Bnnker IS a pallent at Holze r Med1cal Center MISS Sandra Boothe 1s a patient at Holzer Med1cal Center SOCIETY MEETS The Bertha M Sayre M1ss1onary Soc1ety met at First BaptiSt Church Tuesday evenmg, Feb 5 Mrs Helen Simpson, preSident, opened the meetmg w1th group smgmg "Each Step I Take" w1th Mrs Lilhan Hayman at the plano Mrs S1mpson ' s top1c for devotions was "Numbertng Our Days" Scnpture was from Luke 12 She had a med1tat10n 'This Is the Only Moment" and prayer In the busmess sessiOn, the R10 Grande Assoc1al1on meeting was announced to be held at Racme F1rst Baptist Church, March 16 After group smgmg of "Where He Leads Me" Mrs Mary K Yost gave a book rev1ew of Mary and Joseph The Love Gift offermg of $131 was dedicated by Mrs, Mar1e Roush presented !rom the Ruth and Esther Clfcles Twenty members enjoyed refreshments served by Ruth Circle members Local Bowling Pomeroy Bowl1ng Lanes Wednesday Earlv M1xed League Week of Jan lO, 1974 Standmgs Won Lost 34 14 Ztde s Spor t Shop Regatta In 34 14 Young's Mkt 26 22 Tenth F ramers 24 24 Nelson s Drugs 20 28 Sm1th Nelson Motor s 6 42 lnd H1gh Game - (Men) Bill Porte r 109 Bill Porter 201 (Women) Pa t Car s on 208, Be t tv Sm d h 191 L nda Wmebrenner 191 Team H1g1'1 Game - Tenth Fram ers 739 lnd H1gh Senes - (Men) Bill Porter 558 Larry Dugan 545 (Women) Pat Ca rson 534 Betty Smilh 519 Team H1gh Se n es - Tenth Framers 1046 SIMMOND CALLED BOSTON (UP!) The Boston Brums called defenseman AI Sinunons from thelf American Hockey League Boston Braves Thursday to fill m a vacant spot left by Injuries to Bobby Orr and Darryl Edestrand Edestrand separated a shoulder m a game agamst the Toronto Maple Leafs last Saturday, and will be out of actwn four to s1x weeks, while Orr IS still not ready to return to actiOn after rece1vmg a knee brutse two weeks ago evangel 1s l phon e 99 2 7856 Con s e r vat t ve non 1nstrumen tal Sunday worsh1p 10 a m B b le study 11 a m worsh •P 6 p m Wednesday Btble s tudy 7 p m M I DWAY COMMUNITY CH4,RCH (non denomrnat ana l ) La ngsville Dex ter Road th e Rev Worley Ha ley pastor Sunday school 10 am even1n g wor~h1p 7 30 p m P r ayer meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m youth group F rrd .c!. y 7 30 p m SEVE NTH DAY AD VENTI ST Loca ted on Mulberry He g hi S near Veterans Memor1al Hospllal Pomeroy P a s tor Herbert Morgan Sabbath Schoo l ever y Satur d ay at 2 p m and wors nrp serv1ce fo 11 0w 1nQ at 3 15 p m Open B1ble d1SCUSS10n each Thursday at 7 30 p m a t the church The F r 1e ndly Church GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST - Preac1'11ng 9 30 a m f r s l and second Sundays of ea c h month fh1rd and fourth Sundays each month worshtp se r vtcc a t 7 JO p m Wednesday even ng~ at 7 30 Prayer and Btb le Study FIR ST SO UTHERN BAP TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave Pomeroy af ftl 1ated wllh SBC the Rev Fred Hll oastor Troy Zwtll tn g Sunday SChOol SUp! Sunday SChOO l 9 JO am morn 1ng worshtp 10 30 Su nday evange l rst rc meet 1ng 7 30 p m Prayer meet rng Wednesday 7 30 p m .- days Church s choo l 9 30 prayer mee l1ng f1rst a m Wednesday 1 30 p m EAST LETART - WorShip 7 30 p m second and tov rth Sundays church sc hoo l 9 30 am prayer meeling th1rd Wednesday 7 30 p m GREAT BEND - WorshiP 11 a m 2nd a nd 4th Sund ays Ch\Jrc h Schoo l 10 a m LETART FALLS - Worsh•p 111 r1 m Cllu r c h s c ~co' 'i' S rble s tudy 7 30 p m every Tuesday MORNING STAR - Worsh p 9 30 am Chur c h School 10 :JO am M 1d We e k Scrv c e Wednesday 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL - Wo r Sh •p 11 am lsi and 3r d Sundays Church School 10 am PORTLAND - Wo r s h•p 7 30 p m Chur c h Sc hool 9 30 a m SUTTON - Worshrp 11 am 2nd and 41h Sundays Church Sc hool 10 a m WESLEYAN ~R ac tn e) WorShtp I I a m Chu r c h Schoo l 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Mee ce Rev Stanley Brandum JOPPA - Worsh rp 10 am Church Schoo l 9 a m Prayer Meel1ng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Churc h serv1 c es 9 a m Sunday School 9 45 a m Btble Study ever y Thur sday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL - Wor s h1p 11 a m Cl'1u r cl'1 Scl'1ool 10 am ALFRED - Sunda y schOO l 9 45 a m ea c h Sunda y pr ea ch ng at 11 a m ea ch Sunday Pray e r m eetmg 7 45 p m Wednesday WSCS 8 p m on th rrd Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE - Sunday schoo l 9 30 preach1ng 7 30 p m Sunday prByer m eet mg 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS 7 JO frrs t Thursday each month SILVER RIDGE - Worsh p 10 a m Ch ur c h Sc hool 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Wors1'11p 9 am Chur ch Sc hool 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Freder tck su pt Se rv1 ce weekly 9 30 am on Sunda y Preach1ng f rst and th 1rd Sundays of month by Cl1fford Smtih 9 JO a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darrell Doddrill pa s tor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am Leonard Gtlmore frr'st elder even1ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday pray e r meetmg 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Racme Rout e 2 Tl'1e Rev Charles Hand pas to r Sunday school 9 45 a m mornmg worsh ip 11 am Evemng serv1ces , Tues~ay and Fnday 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF C~RIST - Bible Study 9 30 •.a m mornmg worSh ip 10 30 am evenm g worsh 1p 6 30 p m Wednesday Brble Stu dy 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday SchOo l 10 am wtth W11lard P ig ott s upt Evang ei 1Sf1 C message ea cn Sunday evenmg 7 30 p m by Elder Ru sse ll C! 1ne m 1n1ster of the Apostolte Fa tth B1ble Sludy Wednesday 7 30 MIDDLE PORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Co rn er Fourth and Ma1n M1dd lepo rt Rev Henry Key Jr pa s to r Sun d ay Sc hool 9 30 am Mr s E rv1n Baumgard ner supt Morn1ng worshtp 10 45 a m JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Larry Car n a h an pres1d1ng m1n1s ter Sunday Btble lee ture 9 30 a m Wa t chtower s tudy 10 30 am Tuesday B1ble s tudy 7 30 p m Thurs day m 1n Is try sc l'1 ool 7 30 pm serviCe m eet1 ng 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chnst 10 Chnshan UntonLawre n ce Manley pastor Mrs Russel l Young Sunday Sc hoo l Supt Sun da y Sc hool 9 30 am Even 1ng worsh1p 7 30 Wednesday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Ra ctne Route 2 tl'1e Rev James M Muncy pasto r Sunday school 9 .45 a m morn111g worsh1p 11 am even 1ng wor!.h ip 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Tuesday 7 30 p m Yo ung peop les mee t1ng 7 JO p m Thursday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO Berth a Kmgrey su bsftfu te pastor Sund ay Sc ho ol 10 a m worshtp !.erv 1ce 7 p m Sunday Prayer mee tmg Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - Near Lo ng Bot tom Estd Hart pastor Roy Brown aSSIStant pastor Sunday school 10 a m Church 7 30 p m each Sunday evenmg prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Thursdey MIDDLEPORT PEN pm TECOSTAL - Th rd Ave lhe STIVERSVILLE COM Rev Wtlltam Kntttet pastor MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Ro nald Dugan Sunday Sch oo l sc hool ser v1 ce 10 am Pra yer Supt Classe!. for all ages meetmg Thursday 7 p m even1 ng serv1ce 7 30 p m Sunday evenmg serv1ce 7 p m B1ble stu dy Wednesday, 7 30 ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST p m youth serv1ces Frtday Po me roy Harr som11lle 7 30 p m Road R1ck Morrtson pastor FREEWILL BAPTIST Sunday sc hool sup ! Stev en Corner Ash and P lum Mtd Stan ley Su nda y school 9 30 dleport Noel He r rman am mo rn ing wor s htp and pas tor Sa turd ay even1ng co mmu n 1o n 10 30 am servt ce 7 p m Sund ay school Su nday even 1ng youth 10 a m Sunday even 1ng Ch nst1 a n Endea"Yor 6 JO p m worshtp 7 p m worsh p ser v 1ce Sunday 7 30 Wednesday eve nmg MIDDLEPORT FIRST p m meeting and B1ble BAPTIST - Corner Sl)c. th and sprayer tudy 7 30 p m Palmer the Rev Steve ST JOHN LUTHERAN Skaggs pastor Danny P1ne Grove tl'1e Rev Arfl'1ur Thompson Sunday schoo l supt WMP O rad10 program 7 45 Combs pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 am church serv1ces, am Sunday school 9 15 am 10 30 a m morning wor sh 1p 10 15 am BRADBURY CHURCH OF Youth act1v t1es and fe llowShip tor 1un or and sentor h gh CHRIST Bible Sc hool, 9 30 a m morn1ng worship 10 30 s tud e nt s 6 p m B1ble s tudy 7 30 p m Mtd week prayer a m Sunday evenmg Wors l'1tp Se r1J1Ce 7 30 p m cho1r se rv1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m pra c ft ce Sunday and Wed CHURCH OF CHRIST, nesday , 7 p m , prayer m eet mg M iddleport 5th and Ma 1n and Bib le Study Wednesday , George Glaze m 1n 1ster 7 30 p m James Sheets, supenntendent ANTIQUITY BAPTIST B1ble school, 9 30 am Rev Freeland Norns pastor morn1ng wor s htp , 10 30 am Sunday schoo l 10 a m Church even rng worsh tp 7 30 p m service 7 p m Wednesday prmyer service 7 p m Wed Btble Study 7 p m nesday RACINE FIRST CHURCH MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Sunday Schoo l, 9 30 a m Thomas E Weaver pastor Morning Worsh tp 10 30 am F loyd Carson Sunday scnool Evemng Worshtp 7 30 p m supermtendent Sunday school Wednesday Mtd Week Ser.Ytce 9 30 am morn1ng worShip Sunday School Supenntendent, 10 30 Sunday evangei1St1c Gera ld Wells Pastor Rev meet1ng 7 p m , prayer Morr ts M Wolfe meet1ng Wednesday 7 p m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Walter P B1kacsan pastor Second Ave , M tddleport Ronme Salser S s Supt Les ley G Hol t pastor Sunday Sunday School 9 30 a m school 10 a m , worship ser Mornmg Wors hip 10 .4S am V1Ce 11 am worshtp serv1ce Sunday evenmg wor!.htp 7 30 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday P m Wednesday e1Jen1ng Bible n1ght prayer serv 1ce 7 30 Study, 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN THE UNITED PRES Rev Lelon Glasure , pastor BYTERIAN MINISTRY Sunday School 9 30 a m OF MEIGS COUNTY, Dw tght youth and JUnior youth service, L Zavltz Pastor Dlreclor 6 45 p m even1ng worsh1p HARRISONVILLE 7 30 p m prayer and pra tse, Sunday Church Sc1'1oo l 9 30 Wednesday 7 30 p m a m Mrs Homer Lee S11pt SILVER RUN FREE Morning WorshiP 10 30 am BAPTIST - Sunday School, 10 MIDDLEPOR't Sunday a m Henry Davis supt Church School 9 30 a m John evenmg ser"YtCe 7 30 p m F Fultz Supt Mornmg Prayer meeltng Thursday Worsh tp 10 30 a m 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Morn 1ng CHESTER CHURCH OF Worship, 9 a m Sunday GOD Rev James Sat Chur c h School 10 a m Mrs terlteld pastor Sunday Sc hoo l Sampson HaiL Supt 9 30 am worSh ip s ervtce 11 MEIGS am e ven 1ng service 7 COOPERATIVE prayer serv tce and youtl'1 serv1ce Wednesday 7 p m PARISH THE UNITED LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN METHODIST CHURCH "HURCH - Robert E Mu~ser Robert T Bumgarner pastor Sunday School 9 30 D1rector a m Robert Bobo s upt POMEROY CLUSTER morning worsh 1p 10 30 Rev CarlE Hicks Sunday evening service 7 30 Rev D Wm Sydenstrrcker M1d week service, Wednesday CHESTER - Worship 9 15 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF a m Church Schoo l 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Worsh p 9 THE NAZARENE - Rev M a m Church School, 10 a m C Lar1more , pa s tor Bob FLATWOODS - WorShip , 11 Moore Sunday SchOof Supt a m Church School 10 a m Sunday Schoo l classes for all POMEROY Worship, ages. 9 30 a m morning 10 30 a m Church School 9 15 worship 10 .45 NY PS Sunday am UMYF630pm 6 30 p m , e vangeltstlc serv 1ce ROCK SPRINGS - Worshtp Sunday 7 30 p m Mtd wee k prayer meeting Wednesday 10 a m Church Scl'1ool 9 a m UMYF 6 30 p m ' 7 30 p m , MtS!.10nary meeting MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER second Wednesday. 7 30 p m Rev Robert Bumgarner UNITED FAITH NONHEATH WorSh ip 10 30 DENOMINATIONAL - Rev a m , Church Sc hool 9 30 a m Robert Sm1th, pastor Sunday UMYF 7 p m school 9 30 a m class leader RUTLAND - Worsh 1p 9 15 Leo Htll. worsh•P service, a m , Church School 10 a m 10 30 a m , church 7 30 p m UMYF 7 p m E DE N U NT t E D• SALEM CENTER - Wor BRETHREN IN CHRIST _ Shtp 9 a m Chur ch School 10 Eldon R Blake, pastor Sunday am, UMYF Thursday, 7 p m School 10 o11 m Winnie SYRACUSE CLUSTER Ho lsinger, Supt Morning Rev Rtchard E Jarvts sermon 11 a m , Evenmg ASBURY WorSh ip n ' servtce Chrlst1an Endeavor a m , Church School 9 50 a m 7 30 P m ' Mrs Lyda WSCS, lst Tuesday Chevalier president Song FOREST RUN - Worshtp 9 serv1ce and sermon. 8 20 M 1d a m , Church School 10 a m , Week prayer meeting Wed WSCS , 3rd Wednesday 7 30 nesctay, 7 30 p m Mrs Marte pm Holsmger class leader MINERSVILLE - Worsh iP CHURCH OF JESUS 10 a m Church School 9 s m CHRIST - Located at Rutlanct wscs, 3rd Monday 7 30 p m on New Ltma Road next to SYRACUSE Church Forest Acre Park , Rev Ray sc hool , 9 a m worsh iP ser Rouse pastor ~obert Musser VICe 7 30 p m Sunday School supt :SundaY SOUTHERN CLUSTER school 10 30 a m worship Rev Frank Cheesebrew 7 30 P m Bible study Wed Rev. Larry Poltng nesday 7 30 p m Saturday Rev Howard Sh1vetey n1ght prayer 5.ervtce 7 30 p m BETHANY (Dorcas) HEMLOCK GROVE Worship 9 30 am • Churcl'1 CHRISTIAN - Roger Wat!.on, School 10 30 a m putor Ray Whaley , supt CARMEL Worship 11 Morn1ng worship 9 30 am a m 1st and 3rd Sunday s c hurch school , 10 30 a m Church Schoo l 10 a m ' young people's meeting 6 30 APPLE GROVE - Worsh 1p P m even1ng worshiP 7 30 7,.30 p m f~rs t and thtrd Sun P m Bible U~dv Wednesda y, ( I M.n 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST Rev Cec rl Cox pastor Sunday School svpt Joe Sayre Sunday s c hool 9 45 a m Sunday evenmg wo r sl'1 tp 7 30 Wednesday prayer and B1ble s tudy 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Und erwood pas tor Howard Caldwe ll Jr Sund ay Sct'lool S1rnt , .,urHlay Schoo l 9 30 a m Morn 1ng Sermon 10 30 am Sunday evenmg se r v1ce 7 p m LETART FALLS UNITE-D BRETHREN - Rev F reeland Norr1s pa s tor Floyd No rr 1s s upt Su nd ay schoo l 9 30 am mornrng se r mon 10 30 am P rayer ser v1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY - G P Sm 1fh pas tor Sund ay Scl'1 ool 10 a m Arthur Henson StJpt Morn1ng Wo r s h tp 11 am You ng People s serv 1c e 7 p m Even ng serv ce 7 JO p m Wednesday M1d We ek Prayer Serv ce 7 30 p m You th meetmg 6 ao p m Evenmg worSh ip 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbe r t Grate pastor War Shi P serv ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Sch ool 9 30 am Rtchard Barton supt Prayer meet mg Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF Cl1 ffo rd Sm th CHRIST minste r Su nda y Sc hool 9 30 a m morn1ng c l'1ur c h 10 30 a m Su nday e ven tng serv tce 7 JO p m Wednesday serv ce 8 7 0r ' ' ' FRIDAY, FEB 8,1974 ) 6 00 - News 3, 4, ~. 10, 15 , ABC News 13 , Sesame Sl 20 Adlenan Counselmg Techniques 33 Truth or Conseq 6 6 30 - NBC News 3 4, 15 ABC New s 6 CBS News 8 10 Room 222 13 ' 7 00 - TruthorConseq 3 Beat the Clock 4 News 6, 10 What s My L~ne 8 Wold Kongdam 13 Elec Co 20 1 Spy 15 Av1at1on Weather 33 7 30- Porter Wagoner 3, Hollywood Squares 4 , New Treasure Hunt 10 To Tell the Truth 6 Concentratton 8 Wall Street Week 20, 33, Beat the Clock 13 8 00 - Washmgton Rev•ew 20 33 Sanford & Son 3, 4, 15 Brady ~unch 6 13 D1rly Sally 8, 10 8 30 - Lofsa Luck 3, 4 15 S1x Million Dollar Man 6 13 Washington Connection 20 M.arshart News Meet1ng 33 Good T1mes 8, 10 9 00- Masterptece Theater 33 Gtrl W1lh Something Extra 3 11 15 Stage Center 20, movies' Dracula' 8 F1recreek lO 9 30- Odd Covple 13 Ozzle's G1rls 6 Dean Marl on 3 4 15 10 00 - News 20, Tom a 6, 13 Rel1giou s Amer1ca 33 10 30 - Day At N1ght 33 11 00 - News, Weat~er, Sports 3, 4, 6 8 10 13, 15 , Janako 33 n 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 PossesS IOn 6 Night Strangler 6 Mov1es • Dr Jekyll and Stster Hyde 8 The Frozen Dead 10 Hurncane Smtth ' 13 1 00 - Mldmght Special J 4 Don Kirshner's Roc k Concert 6 Night Strangler 13 1 15 - Movte ' The Lodge r 10 2 30 - News 13 4 brow and solemn counten(Jnce Yet Lincoln was a man He walked the earth, and felt love and lOY, but he knew tremendous frustration and almost 1nsurmo..,ntabl3 ,oorrow He prayed, earn• ..... ly and eHect1vely Throughout eoch crisis In his life, and there were many, he was sustained by fa1th God seemed close to htm, and he turned to H1m often He d1dn't pause to thtnk about whether he'd go to church or not He went Do you? Sunday I Cortnff11ons • I 26 31 News, Events Us. By Mrs Herbert Roush • • Mr and Mrs Hoyt Fugerson of Camp Conley, W Va , spent Fnday With Mr and Mrs Homer Warner Mr and Mrs Don Manuel a nd daughter, Donmta of Racme , Mr and Mrs AI Barnett and son Wesley, Edward and Rocky Hupp VISited at U1e home of Mr and Mrs Arnold Hupp Saturday and helped Mr Hupp celebrate his birthday Ice cr.eam a nd cake were served by Mrs Hupp Max Manuel , Sr , spent Sunday w1th Mr and Mrs. Arnold Hupp Mr and Mrs Edward MorriS and children of Charleston , W Va , Mrs Larry Foster and c h1ldren , B1!1 Whee ler of MRS BOITEL You never listen to my warrungs , so I suspect you may be one of " TIIEM," but I'll g1ve you one last chance Surely you know that blackmg out our ChriStmas lig hts was a Communistic plot It's well-lmown that Commurusts realize wherever men worship God, they can't gam a foothold So they msplfe our leaders to make us turn off Christmas lights, even though we don't have a real power shortage, or energy cnSIS Whenever lhey can take away our splfltual values, they 've made a gl81lt step toward conquermg us Be warned' -PATRIOT DEAR PATRIOT Forgive me if I'm dense, but I can't see how turmng off Christmas lights turns off rellg10n As for our energy criSIS not bemg real, put that to muSic and smg 1t durmg the next brown-out - or as you pass the fifth closed gas station - H P S I prefer the followmg sent~ments as expressed m the letters column of a New Jersey newspaper SATURDAY, FEBRUARY9, 1974 MaHhew • By Helen Bottel Aootber Commumst1c Plot • Monday Sir ~letter IS to all those people who mourn over no Yule lights, etc:-tl the only thing you are depnved of at Christmas IS enough colored lights, cons1der yourselves blessed It seems you are depnved of know.ng the real meanmg of ChriStmas Lights don't make ChriStmas, they only add to 1t The bnghtest light on that first Chr1stmas Eve was a lone star, but 1t got the message across Perhaps a few shortages are what we need to brmg us to our senses and teach us to stop takmg S!l much for granted. - ONE WHO STilL ENJOYS CHRISTMAS 6 30-TV Classroom 8, Faoth For Today 10 Kentucky Afoeld 13 Tuesday Psalms • 71 1 6 7 00-Netghbors 13 Farm Front 4 Fun For Everyone 6 , Treehouse Club 8,10 7 15-Woman' s Point of V1ew 13 7 3D-Man from COS I 10, Sesame St 20 Gospel 6, Abboll and Costello 8 Saturday Report 3, Osmonda 13 , Dock Van Dyke 4. 8 CO-Jake's Place 6. L1dsvllle 3,4,15 Bugs Bunny 13 , Popeye 10, Ha1r Bear Bunch 8. 8 30--Yogt' s Gang 6,13 , Mtster Rogers 20 Addams Fam1ly 3,4, 15 Sabr1na 8 9 00-Sesame St 20 Super Friends 6, 13 Mov1e 8, 10 Emergency Plus 3,4, 15. 9 30-lnch Hogh Provale Eye 3,4,15 10 QO--Eiec Co 20 , Lass1e's Rescue Rangers 6, 13 , My Favonte Marttans 8,10, Stgmund and the Sea Monsters 3,4,15, Metgs Vs. Ironton 5 10 30--Goober and the Ghost Chasers 6,13 Speed Buggy 8, 10, Star Trek 3,4,15 Wednesday I Corrnfltrons • 12 31 13 13 Thursday Psalms • 95 I 7 Fmlay lsotoh • 58 7 10 Sofurrloy Psalms • 112 ,j 9 Space 8,10, years a go and have been keepmg company With h1m ev er smce We are very much m love, but the problem IS h1s 18-year-old daughter who does not like me - or any woman who might take her father from her She rWls his We When I call the home,she hangs upon me,or lies that he ISn't there She even mtercepts his mail He says I am jealous, and he doesn't want to say anthlng to hurt her The result IS I see him only once a week or less becaus' I can' t get m touch w1th him , to mv1te h1m over What can I do about thiS glfl• -B H DEAR B Don 't blame the daughter completely for a seven-year-drift that may be more habit than love, on the man's part PosSibly he' s usmg he r " possessiveness" as an excuse to stay s mglc but satisfied - H. DEAR HELEN Ftegardmg your recent column about a husband complalnmg that hiS workmg wife wouldn't sew a button on hiS shirt don't encourage these dames' What's the poml of gettmg rnamed • --SHELDON (A BACHELOR) DEAR SHELDON Quesllons like that may be the reaS!ln you're still a bachelor May you get a wife who Ignores the button and g1ves you the needle until you get the pomt' - H 11 JG-Mtssion Mag1c 6,13, Jos1e and the Pussycats m Outer Butch Cass1dy 3,4,15 Jrll1W®i1rn;tk.t .,...&w '-J ,_. ' 12 oo-Jetsons 3,4, IS, lns1de Out 20, Mov1e 13 , Bowlmg 6 , Adverlls ng Servtee II'IC S1 ru burg, DEAR HELEN I have been a Widow for mne years. I met a man about seven Pebbles and Bal)lm Bamm 8,10 12 15--Search For Sc1ence 20 12 Jo-Go 3,4,15, Fat Albert 8,10 1 CO-American Bandstand 6,13 CBS Children's F1lm Festival 8,10, College Basketball 3,4,15 2 oo-Soul Tram 6 V1ewpomt 8 Mov1e " Hey there It's Yog1 Bear" 10 Limits of Man 13 2 30-Arthur Sm1th 8 World of Surv1val 13. 3 00-Bob Dan1els 3 College Baskelball 3,4, 15 College Basketball 8, Untamed World 6, Country MuSic Fes toval 13 3 15--Movle "Valley ol the Headhunters' 10 , 3 30-Pro Bowlers Tour 6, 13 4 CO-Audubon W1ldl1fe Theater 33 4 3D-Antiques 33, Outdoors With Jul 1us Boros 10 5 OO-Sew1ng Skills Ta1lorong 33 Wode World of Sports 6,13, Bob Hope Desert Classic 3,4 , Wresll1ng 8 Dealh Valley Days 10, A Look al the Book 15 Co flyrtghl 197-4 li:eo~ ler Vuamr<~ Sc r1p1ures Se1e..:;led By The Amerrcan Brble Sor•ety ' W1th the hope 1! w•IL 1n some measure, foster and help susta•n that wh 1ch IS good 1n family and commun1ty l1fe, th1s feature is sponsored by the bus1ness f1rms and organ1zat1ons whose names appear below SEARS . MONTGOMERY WARD Author. zed Cata log Merc hant LOUI S W Osborne 220 E Matn Pomeroy Ph 992 2178 P. J. PAULEY Nat 1onwtde Insurance Co of Co lumbus, 0 307 Spnng A"Ye Pomeroy D1a l 992 2318 296 W. Second . Pomeroy +K64 West Devoted to the Greater Oh10 Valley Pomeroy. 0 C<lr Rls 7&554 Chesh1re Ph 367 7414 FULL SERVICE SHOP Rad tal Cuts & Toupees 120 E Ma on St. Pomeroy ROYAL OAK PARK ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Family Recreat10n Sw1mm1ng Campmg Rac1ne Bakers of Holsum Bread MIDDLEPORT,OiiiO ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. DBA Anthon~ Plum bon~ and Heating_ Moddl eport 337 N 2na 1'92-3550 . VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. REAL ESTATE BROKER 110 Mechan1c St Ph 992 3325 K&C JEWELERS GOEGLEIN READY MIX Phone 992 3284 Ph 949 9591 Authorozed Buick, Pontiac, GMC Dealer 500 E Ma~n St Ph 992 2174 CHESTER , OHIO Middleport Keepsake Diamond R1ng$ 212 E Main St Pomeroy - HEINER'S BAKERY RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Bakers of Good Bread HUNTINGTON, W VA M&R FOODLINER BOWER'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT MIDDLEPORT, OHIO POMEROY,O GAUL'S Sl Rt 7 ~HAKE HAVEN Short Orders- Carry Out A Cool Dining Room • Chester, Oh1o Tuppers Platns • Ph 667 3963 RACINE PLANING MILL . Buoldlng Supplies , & Custom Mollwork Ph 992 3978 v .. i THE DAILY SENTINEL MEIGS TIRE CENTER Devoted to the Interest of The Meigs & Mason Area t-'omeroy, Ohio ,992 2101 Pomeroy . ,,' Wost Pa~nt Plumbong & Electrical Supplies The ~tore Wtth A Heart Ph 949 3342 700 E Ma rn The bidding has been TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE RACINE FOOD MARKET Rab ne . MIDDLEPORT, 0 .. . 40 Went a head DOWN I P arty for the groom French com f . Gather 9. Larder 1terns 11. Turk1sh mn 12 De 2 Lubn cated 3 Marry 4 Catkin 5 Spotl scended 13. "Porgy 6 Basement e ntrance Yesterday's Answer 7 P erce1ved and Bess" by the senses 8. Put away 10. Walked 11 French rtve r 15. Futile 20 Auto style 21. Football pass character 14 Take revenge (2 wds) 16 Beast of burde n 11 Leave 18. Panda 19 Bakery goody 20. Abhor 21. Gro\\ 22. Mollus k 29. Judge's dehcacy 23. Meamng symbol 30. Make euphoric 33 Husk1es' burden 35. Bur ful 24. Former boxtng champ 26. Bumpkins mese 28 Fuse as a hill dweller metal toward mght :U. Yelped, as a hound 25. Sleeping 26. Dtnmg or smoking 27.1nd•an cymbals 28. Sle1gh 31. Bu1ldmg extensiOn 32. Human one letter to each square, lo form four ordmary words. 34. Exasper bemgs ated 36. Elllpllcal 37. Chrom· cles 38. Man's l () ~~NcoABI J I ntcknamc 39. W a lk (2 wds) [J I Is 0 1 b I I I I I 5LJC.I-l 5WEAFtiN6 15 OFTEN C.AL~E.D FOR rn a I I J __::_l'rill=.:llte=.:S311~PIIm -.::=M-.::: :S'il::.::lR.:::: hm:...___jl (AII1wcr1 lomorrllw) Jumhl ott WOMEN \r.tlr.rdty ~ \ Anawu II x rmrl BUMPY 11f it: DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's THROME Now arrange the o1rcled !etten lo form the aurp:-uJe answer, as \:==·::::='·:=::::::::=:::::~·:::=-·_:•u~ggested by the above cartoon lL 2.e PRAYER how to work AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One le tter stmpl). sta nds !or another ln t hts sample A is used for the thre e L s, X for the two O's etc Smgle le tters, apostrophes, the leng th and formalt on of the words are all hmts Each day the code letters are different CRYPTOQUOTES Q D MM DJ QJDNVM MSD MSNA N JJGI CGL J WFDJED CGLJ QNER - ZNWNADVD WJGPDJQ Yesterday's Cryptoquote: WHEN YOU HAVE TO MAKE A CHOICE AND DON T MAKE IT, THAT IS IN ITSELF A CHOICE - WILLIAM JAMES FICKLE lu ~ Jflil lfJ r mml UMPIR ~ llu bttllll - THE (@ UJ74 King Fe1tures Syndtcate, Inc-.) 0ECflVI,.,. SOMf CAN IIi JIJ~T PEOPi.i 1 lo.IKt I QIUU1i I. 2. Pass In the HE ~Ef"M-? A TRIFLE shop, Mr. "I had VISIOns of a slam when my partner responded one heart, but they d1sap· peared mto thm a1r when hiS next b1d was a Jump to the spade game St1ll four spades IS a mce comfortable contract West opened the queen of d1amonds and my comfortable contract d1d not look too good "W1th my luck both mmorSUit aces were sure to be wrong and 1f either maJor su1t broke 4-1 my goose was cooked Anyway, I played the kmg of d1amonds East plunked on the ace a s expected and led the s u1t back I ruffed and studied the hand for some ttme "Fmally, l dec1ded to lead a club from my own hand West won the tnck w1th the nme and led a th1rd diamond Now I was home 1f the mator smts broke I ruffed, cashed my top trumps entered dummy With the queen of hearts, pulled the last trump and made game and rubber " The hand was well played If he had tned some other !me he would almost surely have gone down Furthermore, hiS luck may have changed A trump lead would have doomed h1m to defeat (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I SMITH NELSON MOTORS \ ACROSS I . Former 0FFE'NPED Wallet! ll IS 1 Grocenes & General Merchandise Rac1ne Ph 949 5772 GAUL'S MARKET by THOMAS JOSEPH South The unlucky expert had caught us a gam Th1s hme he was all smtles For once, he had a story of success Here WAID CROSS' SONS STORE OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. East By Oswald & James Jacoby General Merchandtse Tuppers Plams Ph 6{,7 328{) . North 4. MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP LODWICK'S MARKET Ot6rANCiS :SIE,-.$· AWPVL. (.L051E, 6UT 11'6 Pfl08Ath.'l' REA!. jiAI\. OFF- 'Wi. 11.L 5i~ + Pass Pass t• Pass Pass Pass Opemng lead- +Q MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR We Frll All Doctors' Prescnpt1ons ~ UnR~~:ramble these four Jumbles, 5 30--Bob Hope Desert Class rc 15 Who De alt? 33 Lass1e 10 6 oo-News 8 L1l1a s , Yoga and You 33 Mov1e ' L1ght In the P1azza" 10 6 30-Bever ly H!llb1l l1es 8, Zoom 33 NBC News 3,15 Fest1 va l of Famlly Class1cs 13 , News 4,6 7 oo-Hee Ha w 8,6 Lawre nce Welk 3f 15 Thnllseekers 3, Powers of the Pres1dent 33 7 3Q--That Good Ole Nash¥111e Mu SIC 3 8 oo-AII In The Famtly 8,10 Emergency 3,4,JS Partr1dge Famoly 13 Good News 6 8 3D-MASH 8,10 Movie 33 Mov 1e The Elevalor' 6,13 9 oo-Mary Tyler Moore 8 10 Mov1e 'The Omega Man 3,4, 15 9 3()- Bob Ne wharl 8,10 10 00- Carol Burnell 8,10 Owen Marshall 6,13 10 30- Day at Noght 33 11 oo--News 3,4,8,10, ABC News 6,13 , M1dn 1ght Special IS 11 15--Movie 'TheMysteryofMarte Roget 6, News1 3 11 JO-Mov1es ' The Pink J ung le" 3 , P 1c tu re Momm y Dead' 4 A D1stant Trumpet" 8 ' Drac ula 10 The Cou r se of the Fly 13 1 OG-Mov1es ' St rateg1c A1r Command' 4 "The Bnde of Frankenstem" 13 2 30-Movle "Revolt of Fort Laram1e' 4 News 13 4 00-Movle ' The Rabbot Trap" 4 EAST .J9 '1042 A9873 <fo652 <foK 104 3 Both vulnerable SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY '" {lt.l! +2 . • LET ME CHEC I" lli'CK It-' Rf"PTILfES. SOUTH IDI • AK76 'AK76 Support the Church of Your Chotce 104 W Ma1n Pomeroy Ph. 992 3354 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I: KII0\11 T"l 5 SOJNDS WEI RD 6(); DID I>JIJ~OilfE TO~~ 11-l />. ~ Fc:or f\:JTHCJ<Il ANNIE 'J+ Ph 992 3863 Bollen FUN"'Y BUSINESS now• <fo87 WEST .1043 8 QJ105 <foAQJ9 HAYMAN'S (General Merchandise) . Instead of b1ddmg four spades 8 your partner has JUSt raised you to three spades Wttat do you do NORTH • Q8S2 'Q9S3 THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. MARK V STORE 992 2955 Unlucky expert lucks out 1',\EIGS COUNTY BRANCH THE DAILY SENTINEL Devoted to Me1gs Ma son Area Pomeroy 0 WIN AT BRIDGE CATALOGUE STORE Mr and Mrs Charles R Sheets 992 3001 106 Court St Pomeroy ' Co lumbu s were weekend guests of Mr a nd Mrs Alex Wheeler Mrs Leah Wea therby and Mrs John Zerkle of Middleport VISited Mrs Ferne B H ayman Fnday Mr and Mrs. Ted Hayman and children of Westerville were weekend guests of his parents, Mr and Mrs Gerald Hayman Mrs Linda J ewell and children, Barbara a nd Bobb1 of Letart, spent Monday With the Haymans Mr and Mrs Austm Wolfe and children of Syracuse, Mrs Eula WoUe were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs John Ord of Letart , W Va Rt Mr and Mrs Ed Miller were VISitors at Galhpohs Saturday Mr and Mrs Don H1ll and children spent the weekend With Mr and Mrs Robert Euler a t Pmch, W Va Mrs Hatti e Hyatt IS a mediCal patient at Veterans Memonal Hospital 6 00-Chmlopher Closeup 10 51 12 pm LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Robe rt E Buckley pastor Wlll tam Bailey Sup t Su nday Sc hool 9 30 am mornmg wors1'11p 10 30 a m eve n ng wo rs h•P 7 30 p m Wednesday Chr1st1an Youtl'1 Crusade 6 30 p m Thu r sd a y cho1r pra ct ce 7 pm DEXTER CHURCH OF CHR IST Danny E'o'ans pa s tor Norman C Wilt supt Sunday Scl'1oo l 9 30 a m WorShiP serv1ce 10 JO am Chr~s ttan Endeavor Su nda y even mg REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rac1ne Roa d Wllloam Ro•sh paslor Dennv E"Yan s Sunday Sc ho ol D1rector Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am Morn1ng wors h iP 10 30 a m Sunday e venmg serv ice 7 p m Wedne s day e ven 1ng prayer ser_VIC~S r-,0 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST _ Rev Earl Shuler pastor WorS h ip se rv1 ce 9 30 a m Sunday Sunda y sc hool 10 30 am B1ble st ud y and prayer se r v1ce 7 30 p m Thur~d ay Ktngsbury Road Sund ay School 9 30 am Ralph Carl sup t Worsh p servrce 10 30 a m and 7 JO p m alternately Prayer m eetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev Jay St tles pastor OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev Car l R c hards pastor Mrs Worley Fra ncts Sunday school supt Sunday schOol 9 45 a m c hurch ~erv1ces second and fourth Sund a ys followmg Sunday sc hool f1rst a nd thtrd Sunday evenmgs 73 0 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt paslor Sunday Sc hool supt Ronald Osborne Btble Schoo l 9 3J a m prea ch1ng 10 45 am Even1ng se rvtces 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST - Ronald We lls pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 JO a m Mornmg worship 10 30 a m Young Peoples Serv tce 6 45 p m EvangeliStic ser v1ce 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Thursday 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev L R Gluesen c amp pastor Roger Wilfred Sr Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Sunday 1evenmg worshiP 7 30 Prayer meetmg . Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter class leader Youth meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Ern est Deet e r lead er MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITEO BRETHREN IN CH R 1ST Robert Shook, pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 am Russel! Spencer supt worShiP serv1ce 10 45 am even1ng worsh1p alternatmg wtfh C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meet1ng , 7 30 P m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe lay leader WH ITE'S CHAPEL Coolville RO Rev Roy Deeter pastor Sunday school 9 30 am worsh ip servtce 10 30 a m Btble study and prayer serv1ce Wednesday , 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH IOF CHRIST- Rod Kasler pa s lor v H Braley Sunday school sup I Sunday sc hool 9 JO a .t;n worsh iP servtce and cO:m mun on 10 30 am yo Gth meetmg 6 p m Sunday evenmg serv1ce 7 regu lar board mee t1ng th1rd Saturday 7 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am Worsh1p serv1ce 11 a m Wednesday prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Sunday night worshtP 7 .JO p m RU"LAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Gr1m m Jr , pastor Sunday SchooL 9 30 a m Morning worsh iP 10 30 am Young peop les serv1ce 6 .45 p m Evangel tsf• c servt ce 7 30 p m Wednesday evemng serv 1ce 7 30 p m MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL , George Casto, pastor Sunday School 9 J..Q..;_n_e_o~onhtp 7 30 Thursday evenmg prayer serv tce 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTIST Seconct and Pomeroy Sts Stan Cra1g, pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m worship servtce 11 am tra 1nlng unton. 6 30 p m even1ng worship servu;e 7 30 p m Mid week prayer service, Wednesday, 7 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, P 0 Box 487, Miller St, Mason , w va Sunday B1ble Study 10 a m WorShiP 11 a m and 7 p m Brble Study Wednesday 7 p m , Voca l music FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson Mason Pastor Walter Cloud Sunday school. 9 45 am worship serv1ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Weekly B1ble study. Wednesday. 7 30 pm MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD - Second St , Mason w Va Chester Tennant, pastor Sunday school , HI a m , mornmg worship, 11 am evangeltStic serv1ce, 7 30 p m Bib le study and prayer serv ice , Wednesday, 1 30 p m Phone 773 5133 HARTFORO CHURCH OF CH R 1ST m Chrts!1an Unton The Rev Wtlliam Campbell, pastor Sunday School, 9 30 am • James Hughes, supt even1ng service, -1 30 p m Wednesday evening pray e r meeting 7 30 p m Youth prayer serv1ce each Tuesday FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart W Va Rt 1 Rev George Hoschar, pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Prayer and 8 1ble study 7 30 p m Cottage Pray e r Servtce Tuesday , 10 am Worsh iP Servtce Thursday, 7 30 p m Television Log Today we see lincoln in heroic size He appears almost more of a statue than a man-a great figure cast in bronze, with a furrowed '· Statue , Feb ~. ;:m North 8 Eaot - NINN1E WINKLE • J: FEEL BETTER KNONING 11-!AT 41> GoSI< ,JANIE,I'M GlAD VOU HAD 1HI5 cmLE TALKWilH ME 111E' BRibi-IT SIOO OF IIOIJR ~C::Lb'S ~IlL, ~'l IX)tJ'I '(;() .. AFr!iR f.J...L 1 HE PIP LEf..llfi 'IOU BOAADWAI-K AND PARI< ,. PLACE I ALL Ht: LeFT ME l .• I '' UJA.-; A '~T CUT ct: ,JA.IL. FREE" CARD~ ' AU.EY OOP I DIDN T STUD'( MILITAR"'' STAAT~"i AT RADCLIFFE... BOY, OH BOY' DOES HE ~WAYS STAND AND GAW't('i' DOES HE NEVER EVER TAU(? FOR 'IOU GOTTO COME BACK WHEN WE START BUILDIN' OUR NEW BARN, LOWEE2'i IF 'IOU LL 1'/Po M~ loRM FOR ME ILL 61Vo '(OU CENT$ HOW< TH AT 7 PAI'E~ fi FT~ . 'I WHATE'~'ER GOT IN MIND HAS REALlY BOGGLED HlMI 'yQLJ NOTHINGr~ Pass Pass 1• Pass Pa"' 4• You, South hold • A K 7 8. A K 7 6 +2. K 10 4 3 What do you do now? A-Pass Your partner's jump lo four spades show four spades and a poerish hand. Foraet abow' slams and hope you cal make fHr spacle'l. ' . l))t;U. ' 1.001( f.,T YOV FACED SOME OF 11-!E SAME P005LEM~ THAT J:'MFI\CING I �/ reb 8 - rhe Do ly Sentinel M1ddlepo t Pomero) 0 8 19 ~ Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! WANT ADS NFORMATION A R ESO UT O N to make ap p r op r a ons f o C u en Expenses an d o he Ex pen d u es o f h e V ag e o Porn e oy S a e o Oh o du r ng th e I sea yea r end ng D ecembe 3 9 4 Seeton BE T R E SOLVED b y h e Cou n c I fo th e V ag e o Pom e oy S a eo Oh o Th a o p ov de fo Hi? cu r en ex p enses an d o t he expe nd u es of th e sa d v age o Pome oy dur ng h D e-ce m b e f sea yea end n g 3 19 4 he to lo w n g sums be and he y a e her e by se as de and ap P opr a ed as to ow s v z Sect on 2 Tha the e b e ap popra edl o m heG E N ER A F UND G e n e ral Governmenta Serv ces Mayo Pe so na Se .., es 200 00 To a Fo Ma yo 200 00 C erk Pe san a Se v es To a • 200 00 c e k. fo 200 00 Treasu er P e son a Se 11 ce s 360 00 To a Fo T easu e 360 oo Sol c tor Legal Adv s o Pe son a Sen t ces 2 500 00 To a Fo So c o L ega A d v so 2 500 00 E teet on s Pe sona Se r v c es 00 0 00 To a Fo E ee l ons 000 00 Counc Pe son a Se rv c es 72 0 00 To a Fo Cou n c 72 0 00 G enera Adm n strat on 5 500 00 Pe son a Se r v ces Supp es & Ma e a s 200 00 Othe 700 00 To a fo r Gen 4 400 00 Ad m To a Fo Gen e a Gove n Se r v 20 480 00 Sec u ty of Persons And ProperTy Pot ce Department Pe son a Se v es 55 000 00 2 62 5 00 Olhe To a Fo r Po ce De par men 76 625 00 F re Depa tment 500 00 Pe son a Se v c es Supp es an d Ma 2 000 00 2 60 00 Notes To a fo F r e Depa men 5 660 00 Total f o Sec ur y o f Pe sons an d P ope y 82 285 00 Commun ty Env onmenl P ann ng Comm ss on 3 000 oo Personal Se rv ces Total Fo P an n ng Comm ss on 3 000 00 UtI ty Light ng Ca p tal Ou ay 2 000 00 T otal Fo U I y Lghtng 200000 Tot a or T an spo at on 200000 Fac t es Section 4 Tha here be ap pop ated f om the STREET CONSTRUCT ON MAN TENANCE AND REPA I R F U ND AUTO L CENSE AND GA SOLIN E TAX Transportal on Fac1 t es Street Dept 20 000 00 Pe sana Se v c es Supp es Ma e ats and Too s 3 500 00 Olhe 3 8 5 00 Tot a For Str eet P av ng 37 3 5 00 To a For S ee Con st ruct on Ma ntenance and R epa Fund 37 3 5 00 Sect on 5 Tha llere be ap :>ropr ated f om he STATE H GHWAY MPROVEMENT F UND P CT O F AU T O L CEN SE AND GA SOL NE TA X Transportal on Facltes State H ghway Fund Per sona Se v ces 500 00 0 ller 4 500 00 Tota For S ate H ghway mprovement Fund 5 000 00 Sect on 6 T hat llere be ap p opr ated from th e CEMETERY FUND Public Health Serv ces Cemetery Ope at on And Ma n1enance Persona Serv ces 7 500 00 Suppl es and Ma 400 00 To a Fo Cemete y Operat on and Ma ntenance 8 900 DO To a For Cemete y F und 8 900 00 Secl on 9 Tha he e be ap prop a ed f om h e WATER REVENUE FUND Commun1ty Env ronmenf Water Pumpmg Pe son a Se v ce s 30 000 00 Supp es and Mat 2 000 00 Tota For Water Pump ng 42 000 00 Water D str buhon Personal Se v ces 5 000 00 Sup pi es and Mat 2 000 00 Equp 400000 0 her 7 500 00 Total F o Wa t er 38 soo 00 0 str t on To a t F o wa e Syst em Opera on 80 soo 00 Adm n strat onWater 500 00 Persona Serv c es 43 500 00 Debt Se v ce Tota For Adm 44 000 00 Water Water Wei Imp 650 000 00 Other Tota For Adm - water 650 000 00 To ta For Wa e Revenue Fund 816 500 00 Sect on 0 That there be appropr ated f om the SEWER REVENUE FUND Sewer Ma nlenance Pe son a Se v ces 12 000 00 Supp es and Mat 0 000 00 Tota For Sewe Ma nt 22 000 00 To a For Sewage 22 000 00 Adm n strat onSewage 700 00 Pe sona Se v ces 45 325 00 Debt Serv ce Tota For Adm Sewage 46 025 00 Tota For Sewer (Revenue Fund 68 025 00 Section 13 That the e be appropr ated f om he GENERAL BOND RET REMENT F U ND 000 00 Paymen of Pr n c pal 3 937 50 Payment of lnte est Total For Gen era Bond Ret F und 0 937 50 Add tonal Funds Sect on 1S Tha here be approp ated f r om the F ederal Revenue Fund 5 000 00 Bu d rg 13 600 00 Other To al fo Federa Revenue Fund 28 600 00 F re Dept Bu ld ng Fund Cap ta Outlay 80 000 00 To at Fo F re Dept B dg Fund 80 000 00 Total AI Appropr a ons 1 131 0•2 so Sect on 17 And the v !age Clerk s hereby au hor zed to warran s on the d aw h s VII age Treasurer for payments from any of he forego ng ap propr at ons upon rece v ng proper cert f cate s and vouch er s tll erefor approved by tile boar J or ott cers au hor zed by law o approve the same o an ordnance or solut on of counc 1 to ma ;;.e the ex pendltures prov ded that no warrants shal be drawn or pa d for sa tar es or wages e•cept o per sons employed b y autllor v of and In accordance w th aw or ordinan c e Prov ded fu th e ' ' Mon da y Dead n e 9 a m C rt ce a on Co e ons w be accep ed un t 9 am for Day o P~b c a on REGULATIONS Th e Pl!bl sh e r ese ves h e g o ed or e e an y ads o b ec t on a T he d eeme d Pl! b she w n o be espon s b e o m o e han one n co r ec nse on RATES Fo Wan I Ad Se v ce 5 en pe Wo d one n ser on M n ml!m Cha geS 00 4 cen s l' e wo d h e co secu ve nse o s 2~ ce n s pe r wo d s l< con se u e ~e ons 25 Pe Cen D scoun on p a c ads and ads p a d w h n 1 days CARD OF THANKS & 08 TUARY $7 0 0 o 50 w o rd n n m um Eac h add on a wo d 3 BLNDADS Add ona 25-c Cha ge p ~ Ad ve seme n! OFF CE HOUR..S 8 30 a o 5 00 p D y 8 JO a m o 2 00 Noon "ia .u day Pomeroy 2 SIGNS OF 5 P M Day Befo re Pub ca on V LLAGE) Motor Co. QU£i.ITY 973 CHEV NOVA Cus on Hr~ wh te w a It P B ad o mode & p .3EA U F U t. wa nu s er eo ad o ape omb na on A M FM ado 8 lra c k ape dec k 13a a n e $1 45 ~ o e ms a va a b e Ca I Y9 396 2 4 II C Sl695 chbac k Cpe da k g r ee n I n sh ke new ~ r t's u 'Vh e~ l cove r s p otect ve s de m dgs 6 cy l eng ne st and t r an s A ver y p opu a ce d o go 971 WILLY S WAGONEER o ewe c ean up & de ta N OV N G n emo yo ou w e and mo lle wllo passed aw y h ee ye a s ago oday E don K aeu er an d da ugll e s " p Notice PERSONAL SERVICE ANYTIME I S il ~ e am C ub 'I Fr day 26 3c $1895 - -- ---'-~6 3 c 55• '} 3 6 p SHOOT NG Mat ch Fo ked Run Spo sman Cub noon Sun day Fac o y c hok ed gun s on v 2 ------------- ---- 3c Pets For Sale POODLE groom ng $S Back A K C oy sud ~ erv ces $50 Ca Coo v li e 66 39 s _____2-~5 5 c A KC o y Po o d e P u pp es $7 5 00 S ames e K tens $ 5 Pllon e 256 6747 1 0 26 c hat he app op a t ons for cont ngenc es can on y be ex pended upon appea of two ll ds vote of Coun c 1 to tems of expense const tu ng a tega obi gat on aga ns th e v age and to purposes othe than 110se covered by t he other spec f c app apr at ons here n made Sect on 18 Th s reso ut on sha take effec a the ea es t per od a lowed by aw Passed 2 4 74 ane Wa on A tes t C e k of Counc Ra ph H Werry P es den o Co~.Jnc CERTIFICATE Sect on 5705 39 R C No app op at on measu e sha become effec ve unt I th.ere s f ed w ll the app apr a ng author y by th e coun y aud o a ce I f cate that he Iota ap propr at ons f om each fund taken together w th a t o he ou standing approp a ons do not exceed such off c a est rna e or amended off c a es mate When the ap p UtJr at ons does no exceed su ch off c a es ma e ne coun y aud o slla I g ve such cer fi c ate lorlllw th upon re c e v ng f om he ap propr a ng author ty ace t ed copy o f he app op a on measu e The State of Oh o Me gs County " Jane Wa ton C e k of the V age of Pomeroy n sad Coun y and n wllose custody 1'1e F es Journa sand Reco ds are equ red by the Laws of the State of Oh o o be kep t do he eby cert fy that he fa ego ng Annua App opr a on Reso lu on s a ken and cop ed from the or g na Reso u on now on f e w h sa d v 1 age hat he forgo ng Resotu on has been c ompa ed by mew th !he sad or gna t and thai he sam e s a t ue and correct copy t hereof W ness my s gnature th s 4 h day of Feb uary 974 c Jane Wa ton C e k of the v age o Pomeroy M e gs County Oh o INFORMATION ABOUT JOB OPPORTUNITIES SOCIAL SECURITY CONSUMER PROTECTION AND GREAI OOUNTRY STIREO 92.1 FM WMPO -Mtddleport Pomeroy ... 971 DOOGE CORONET I s/\"'h EXPERIENCED Rad it~ till 3 Set s ol Bunk Beds 69 9S up J Pc Ba ssett Bedroom Su te hke new 299 95 c 39 95 up - Good Select on 1 and 2 pc t v ng Room Su tes 2S 00 up lost Nolice AN NOU N C N G n ew 1'10u 5 0 ncome ax se v ce Open on y on Mond a y Wed n es da y and F d a y e v en ng s by app Wa nd a Eb n Co Rd '}') o f Ro u e by pHs P on e 99 2 ' 28 UO - Several Refngerators A C H L D S pe dog an sw e s o ll e n am e o C ndy B own an d an sma I t em a e Par b eag le an d par ba s~ e os m e out o Cll es er Phon e 985 3356 '45 0 From the a gest Truck or Bu ldo zer Ra d a tor to th e sma l est Heater Co e Nathan B ggs Rad1ator Spec at st Auto Sales Rutland Fum1ture 742 4211 Wanted Rutland 0 Dave or M1ke 965 VAL ANT P ymou h good ond on Contac Ro and Sea l es a Ru lland Fu n u e o Patty Sea es a B ue & G •v 2 55 p - --- 968 C HEVRO Ma bu automat c 307 F ar cond ton s 50 ca 992 637 2t c bStf m EX PER ENCEO p an er n er o and ex e o Ca Don F R DAY AND SATU R D AY F EBR U ARY 8 THROUGH 9 Phon e 985 3951 Va n M e e OLD SMOB LE 970 442 TRUCKLOAD SALE OF au om a c W 30 Good con ------- 2 3 26 p F AC T ORY SE COND LIVING d on Phone 992 75 9 ROOM SU TES SAVE 30 2 36 PCT TO SO PCT SALE S F R DAY AND SATURDAY F EBRUARY 8 THROUGH 9 9 AM TO 8 PM PL US B G RESPONSIBLE SAV NG S ON ALL F U R 2 0 R 3 bed oom home N T U RE AND UP PERSON basemen a um num s d ng HOLSTERY S UPPLE S Wanted to own and operate s orm w ndows and doors N STORE A L SO fo ced a r fu nace fenced candy & confect on vend ng GUARANTEED 8 TRA C K y ard Phon e 992 3791 rout e Me gs County and ONLY STEREO TAPE S 2 3 7 c su round ng area Pleasant \ 2 50 EACH NEW L A RG E RECLIN NG CHAR TO BE bu s ness H1Qh prof I tems DE SI RABLE wo bed oom G IVEN AWAY COME N Can start part t me Age or hOuse n M ddlepo eady o REG STER NO PUR CHA SE ex per ence not mportant NECE SSARY DRAW NG S oc cupy Ca 992 5310 Requ r es car and Sl 195 to 31 26 c AT 6 PM SATURDA Y $3 750 cash nvestment For FEB 9 YOU N E ED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN deta Is wnte and nclude POMEROY RECOVERY 622 NEW 3 bed oom home good your phone number water 6 acres 3 au bu l d nos E MA I N STREET Department BVV and ce lar Off Me gs County POMEROY PHONE 992 on W I am Sm th Ro ad 3 3938 Meadowbrook Rd 755ol m es f om Sa em Cen er St Lou1 s Park MN 5S426 27 26tp Busmess Opportumt1es Real Estate For Sale For Sale or Trade Y EAR OL D 1'10 se lo sa eo ade fo r goo d u sed Ca m pe Top Phon e 742 3842 2 46 c ----- Wanted To Buy WANTED TO BUYll Scrap Newspapers s1.30 for 100 lb. Brown Pasteboard s1.30 for 100 lb. I.B.M. Cards 61 per pound Rosenberg Recycling Co. ----------- ------------- For Rent ---,--------------- -=- - NG oom ove Athens Oh1o We c ose ea c h F day noon fo balance of week R VER S DE Auto Wre c k ng w I pay $5 fo a I un 1<. ca s Phon e 304 882 524 4 o 773 5890 CAS H pad fo a makes and mod e s of mob le homes Ph a ea code 6 4 446 1425 2 7 26 c CASH pad for a makes and models ot mob e homes Phone area code 61 4 423 9S3 4 3 tc 964 AND OLDER s ve cons W I pay 22c ford mes SSe fo qua ers $ 0 fo ha ves $3 so to do ars Please quo e the k.. nds of cons you have and send ep l es o Jack e Wams ey R 4 Pataskala Oh o ---------~----------2~3 6tc FOR SA E by owne home 6 rooms and ba h close to own and g ade sc hoo Ca I 992 77 75 at er p m 266 c 3 AND 4 R OOM turn shed and unfu n she d ap a tm en s Phone 991 5434 ' 2 c PR V ATE m eet ng oom tor any o gan za on phone 992 39 75 3 1 fc w ne --- --- ----- --~ 2 6 Jtc - - -- A CRE or ac re to s for sa e C y water ava ab l e n Located on Sta e s p ng Rou e 14 3 Phone 992 J640 1 27 2tc 2 B ED R OOM llom e n M d dleport pr va e owne new oof -and ba h a v a l ab e for mmed a e oc c upancy Phone 949 3832 2 6 6tp DOWN STA R S a par m ent 5 GROCERY bus ness fo sale Bu ld ng for sale or ease rooms bath and furnace Phone 773 5618 f om 8 30 p m C a 99 2 3056 to 0 p m for appo ntment 2 8 3 c 3 20 fc - - - -·S NGER sew ng mach nes 1972 J BEDROOM mob e home a model n beaut ful wa nut :!i 30 p e e ect c $ OOdepos cab net Makes des gn st t mon h p us ut I es Loca ed buttonho es ches z g zag on Route 33 Pom e oy Phone b nd hems e c L ke new 304 675 2246 On y $89 95 Ca l Ravenswood 2 5 Sip 273 9521 or 273 9893 afte S 00 12 7 ti c TRAILER bedroom n ce for coupe Phone 992 7479 2 5 fc FOR SALE La g e eve to New L ma Road Ru and A I u I es ava table Phohe 742 ---on For Sale 3083 2 fc GOOD USED OLD tu n " c vaK ao es --- - - c oc k s ce boxes bra ss beds F t< t: EZER beef and umber fo d slles desks or compete sa e Phone 992 ~ ~5 hou s eho l d s W e M D 2 6 3tp M ler Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o - - - - - --(2 Good Ones) ca I 992 7760 5 __: 13 tf c 1-S1debyS1de $150 1-2 Door 2 YEAR OLD eg s ered brown NO coppe 70c rad a to s Sw ss bull w ll ng $500 (Top & Bottom) $125 J2c red brass 35c bat e es Ph 742 4 7 s 20 M A Ha Reedsv e 2 7 Jtc Oh o Pllone 378 6249 POMEROY LANDMARK __ ______I _:27 :_ f 8 WEEKS OLD p gs $25 00 eacll A so H man m lker 9 .. _ Jack W Carsey Mgr $40 00 Phone 949 21 5 Ail Phone 992 9932 2 7 3tp CO N CORD T ave ! 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" ava l ab e ava able Ca 1 992 396S Pllone 992 396S I 2 tfc 28 tfc TV SERV C EM A N Loca Ret a f rm M n mum 40 hou AS SORTMENT of a um num PANT DAMAGE 974 Z g Zag SEW NG MACH NES 51 I n wee k some ove t me Pad w ndows and frames Phone va c at on o lle benet t s cartons No at o g na 992 2789 Armed fo ces o ech schoo achments needed as our 2 6 6tc ba c kground requ red Ex coni ots a e bu n Sews - - - - - - - - ---- -----~ pe ence p efe red Id ea w h I or 2 need es makes REG I STERED Angus bul opportun ty lor V etnam but onholes sew on but ons ca l ves fo sa e Ca ll or see B 11 vete ans w te co Tile Da y monograms and b nd hem W t e Rock Sp ngs Oh o st tch Full cash pr ce $38 50 Sen ne Box 729 E 992 2789 Pome oy Oil o 45769 or budget p an ava able 2__:6 6tc 2 6 lite Phone 992 2984 28 fc SALT FOR CE AND SNO\ Rock salt fo townsh ps VACUUM C ea~ers new 974 town s and bus nesses n Mode Comp ele w th at bu ks and bag s fo ce and c ean ng too s Sma I pa n snow E x ce s or Sa t Work ~ damage n sh pp ng W take Phone 992 3891 .. , $27 casll or budge pan 1 1 tfc ava ab l e Phone 992 2984 1 28 lfc 1968 F L H HARLEY Dav s mo l e ey e e Phone 882 3205 S NGER Automat c Z g Zag Sew ng Mach nes n sew ng 2 5 Me tab e Makes but on holes sews on b~ttons b nd hems SEW IN G Mach nes Brand new etc Top notch cond ton Pay Z g Zag n n ce wa nut tab e 55 o te ms ava lab e Phone In o g na cartons Never 992 2984 used C earance on 973 1 28 tfc models on a few ava !able S63 40 cash or terms ava lab e Phone 992 UPHOLSTERY fabr cs by the 2984 yard 54 nches wide as tow as 2 S tfc Sl 95 per yard ve l vets as ow as $3 45 Imported ve vets Vacuum BABYS I TTER waned n my ELECTROLUX $9 95 we a l so llave ny on C eaners compete w th at home must have own ans hercu on cotton pr nts ta chments cordw nder and port at on 5 or 6 days a week v nyls emnants by the yard pa nt spray Used but In ke Phone 992 2S50 o 742 6551 or by the p ece Pomeroy 30 f c new cond ton Pay $34 45 Recovery 622 E Man St cash or budget plan ava tab e Pome oy Phone 992 755 4 Phone 992 2984 29 26 c GR L L c ook c a hop and k t 2 5 fc ch en h e p wan ed App y n FOAM of 11 your o d couch and pe son C ow s S eak House cha r cush ons as low as 1 27 tfc COAL FOR SALE JAYMAR COAL COMPANY THE s o 95 Upholstery books on y -"K~Oc;S:°C:;O;cT;c:::Ko=;O:o'SocM ::";E':T':I"C;00So:&0 --:w·::-1G S ME GS & GALL A LINE soc 4 nch covered foam STATE ROUTE 7 AT mattresses for standard s ze W e have the p ocJuc on hand CHESHIRE OPEN 7 AM bed S'29 95 Pomeroy and we del ver to you per TIL L 6 30 PM 5 DAY S A Recovery 622 E Ma n Street sona ly Helen Jane B own WEE K PHONE 992 5693 Pome oy Phone 992 7554 992 5113 29 26tc 2 54 c l2 30 l c , REFRIGERATORS ___ For Rent or :sale '------ Help Wanted __________ WANTED PAPER CARRIER WANTED IN SYRACUSE PHONE 992-2156 lHE v DAILY SENTINEL POMEROY, 0. _______ _ I On Most Amer can Cars -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992 2094 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Matn Pomeroy 0 READY M X CONCRETE de ve ed gh o you pro ect Fas and easy Free est ma es Phone 992 3284 Goeg en Ready M x co M ddleport Oil o 6 30 f c SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REA SONABLE ra es Ph 446 4782 Gal po s John Russe Owne and Operator .... I C TANKS SEr-T AROB C SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED M LLER SAN TAT ON STEWART OH 0 PH 662 3035 ·---- 0 4 fc SEPTIC TANKS c eaned Modern San a on 992 3954 or 992 7J49 0 23 tfc FOR ~ eCTr cal p umb ng and emode ng wo k Ca 1 843 2341 for FREE ESTIMATE S 1 26tc -----,=-- 0 LE S Hea ng Ad Cen er A thens serv c es a I makes Hear ng tests by ap po n men Rena plan ava lab e P ~ one 592 6238 29 12 p BI SS ELL Construct on room add tons and remodel ng P ofess onal floor sand ng and f n sll ng o d and new References ava abe Phone 949 3833 25 26 c PR Cli CONSTRUCT ION Roof ng spout no k tchens and bathrooms Comp l ete remade ng Pllone 742 6273 2 3 fc DOZER and back hoe work ponds and sept c tanks d t op so f I c h ng serv ce d rt mestone B&K Ex c ava ng Phone 992 5367 or 99 2 386 1 9 tfc Real Estate For Sale ONE 2 year o l d black 7 8 fo sa e Tennessee Walke Phone 992 3640 1 27 21c 7 fc _______ _______ _ STEREO kAU 0 am fm 8 I ack ape comb nat on 4 way speake sound system Ba l an c e $ 02 66 or vse ov budget te ms Cal 992 3965 1 tfc Area s Mos1 Reasonable Pr ces Part II Last week we talked about one area All work guaranteed See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 N1ght 992 3525 or 992 5232 up See Herb Grate SH OOT N G Ma h Co n Ho tow G un Clu b u n rs gh t a e M es Ceme e y H O U SE o 3 or 4 room apa m en ! w an ed mm ed a e y n EXCEL S OR Sal F ac ory h oked Ru and Wo ks E P o m e oy o M dd eporl guns on y Sun day Fe b a y Man S Pomeroy A k nds P hon e 992 3409 0 p m of sail water pel e s w ale 2" nugge s bock sa t and own 28 ' Oh o R ve Sa t Phone 99 2 L G HT hau n g Ca 389 1 T R A LER SPA CE o r en n R a n e c a 1 99 2 7838 o 2429 2 St c By Hugh P Klrkel Executive VIce President Holzer Medical Center Water L1nes and PowEtr L nes All work done by the foot or con1ract Also dozer work and sep11c tanks '" sta lied Open B Til S Pomeroy 0 DITCHING SERVICE Pomeroy Home & Auto SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Ph 992 2174 EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 608 E MAIN REALTY 0 POMERO ACRES - C ose SPACIOUS b Leve and spl t ev e homes a e now under cons! uc on on c ty wale and sewer Many de uxe f a ures nclud ng a r con Best f nanc ng d ton ng ava able Othe ype homes n d fferent areas on F H Adm f nanclng w th no down payment ca co lect (837 li540 or wr te to ME GS DEVELOPMENT p 0 Box 33 M ddleport Oh 0 45760 ·-·1"-- -------- -- - -----~~9 ffc Rutland 2 s to y hou se. Large barn Corn cr b SIO 900 00 , ACRE GROUND Mob le home 2x60 new In new add t on W I sell separate l y $6 500 00 POMEROY Exce l ent es t ab shed bus ness w th r ea estate No phone n fa mat on on th s one please I apartment over for ad d t ana ncome HOUSE AND Ia ge lot tor sa e Vacant now on new by pass Rt 7 Cat 247 2163 2 6 4tc NEW 3 bedroom home I 2 bath garage basement on Gravel H 1 M ddleport Natura gas already n Phone Dale Dutton 992 3369 even ngs 992 2534 7 tfc THE c losets) K tchen has many cab net s & range D n ng area Ut I ty R Oak floc s WISEMAN some ca peted A I d apes Carport Storage About 4 acre $ 9 900 00 If no answer 992 2568 ._:TEAE D u •_,.J~f:o7r ~cl~;o;:=: V q II C T f3rok ··t II 0 fl\pc_ hcllltt Str ~·( · t Pomeroy, Ohro . J~/69 SMALL INVESTMENT W 11 buy th s n ce 2 bedroom home Has bath gas fu na c e basement and arge lot On y $6500 00 COUNTRY HOME New modern 3 bedroom a l e ectr c home baths d n ng 2 lam ly ooms and daub e garage n fu l basement La ge lot No down payment w th excel ent cred t $27 500 00 YOUR FUTURE EXCAVAT NG dozer load er and backhoe work sept c anks nstal ed dump t uck~ and lo boys for h re w 1 haul f I d rt op so I I mestone and g ave Ca Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n gh phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 1 tfc DOZER work land c ea ng by he acre hour y or contract farm ponds roads et c Large dozer and operator w th over 20 years exper ence Pul n.s Elo:cavat ng Pome oy Oh o PilOn e 992 2478 12 19 tfc BACKHOE Serv ce CHARLES R HATF ELO Route Ru t and Oh o 45775 phone 742 6092 wate r tines footers and trenches 24 hours 1 days a week 2 7 261p B L OCKS boa d and all repa rs on sma eng nes W k nson Sma I Eng ne Sa les 399 W Ma n St Phone 992 3092 2 6 2btc R DER S AUTO SALVAG IN G We Buy Scrap Meta s and P ckup Auto Bod es From Sate Route 24 Route 4 Pomeroy Oh o 2 5 5tp ------------ NE GLERS FOR BU LD NG HOUSES We I draw pr nts or bu d to yovr spec f cat ons Neg er s Bu d ng Supply Rae ne Oh o Ca 949 3604 2 5 26tc CL N E S Canst uct on com pete remodel ng new homes acre ots ava lable Phone 742 6261 2 5 6tc AUTOMOBILE nsurance been cance l ed" Lost your opera to r s cense Ca 992 7428 6 AGENCY Exc1tmg New Home YOU WONT BEL EVE YOUR EYES WHEN YOU STEP' IN SIDE THIS NEW SPL T LEVEL H U GE L V NG ROOM WITH A LOVELY BALCONY EF FECT GO NG TO THE 3 LARGE BEDROOMS BEAUT FUL BU L T N OAK CAB NETS W TH QUALITY APPL ANCES BU LT IN COMPLETELY CAR TED FOR DAD - A LARG~ CAR GARAGE W TH WORKSHOP P ACRES TO PUl ~R AROUND ON LOCATED IN RUTLANq SEE THE ONE TO YOU MUST NSIDE OF TH S APPREC IAT ~ IT Gatlla Co s Largest Real Est ale Sates Agency Off ce 446 3643 Even ngs Call E M Ike W1seman 446 3796 E N W1seman 446 4500 Bud McGhee 446 USS WILL r m or cut trees and shrubbery A lso c ean out basements aft cs etc Ca 1 9d9 322 or 742 444 2 2 26tc -------------- Unless You Want To Save Money On A Mob1le Home FLEOWOOD 12 X 60 2 BEDROOM Total e ec 4 nch panel ng 1hroughou1 double n su l at on bay window storms & screens deluxe turn lure 2 dr refr g wired for dryer plumbed for washer house 1ype door w storm Dehvered ac e of Medicare Health Insurance the hospital portion called Part A Hospital msurance under Med1care relates to any mpallent stay m a hospital The Part B of MediCare IS the mediCal msurance whtch covers doctors ~ fees hoth when you are a patient m the v hospital and when you see hun in hiS off1ce and outpatient hospital charges j When you go to the hospital for diagnosiS > or treatment for an illness and are not > admitted as a bed patient the servtces you recetve are called outpatient hospital semces Your medical msurance helps to pay " for doctors fees outpatient hosp1tal x services mcludlng phystcal therapy and :::: other health care servtces We 11 go mto more detail on these coverages a little later m th1s arttcle For each calendar year your v Med1care med1cal tnsurance cannot ~ make any payment until you have had ¢ and pa1d for $60 of reasonable charges for x covered medical expenses This f1rst $60 of expense m a year that you must pay IS x' referred to as your deductible Once you have met the requtrement ~ and patd for the $60 deduchb e charges then your Medicare medical msurance will pay 80 pel of your hosp1tal out patten! charges and doctors fees The ;::: rematntng 20 pet IS pa1d by you as the patient or may he covered by other m 1, On January 1 thts year the federal government began makmg monthly cash payments to people m fmanc1al Need who are 65 or older or who are blind or diSabled As a result of the new program called the Sup plemenlal Secunty Income I?rogram a meetmg IS scheduled for 10 a m Fnday Feb 22 at the Semor Cttizens eenter m Pomeroy Representatives from the Soc1al Security Office will be presenj to explam the new program When needed the sup plemental secunty mcome wtll provide a baSic cash mcome up to $140 a month for a smgle person and $210 a month for a famtly Under the program people can have IIJill!l>d assets Ph 992 7777 Pomeroy Oh10 -WINTER HOUR59106 Mon Sal Closed Sundays cs. 2 speed operat on of w d and wooly land Arnold Grate 12 cu It General Electnc expenses UPRIGHT FREIZERS rom~~ L censed by the State of Oh o Good n any sta e 1 censed hosplta or extended care fac I ty Pays n add ton to any c overage you now have AI benet ts pad to you In Oh1o s underwr tten by Cap ta Runaboul 11 REFRIGERATOR Frost Free--15 cu I WASHERS I I NAME I I I ADDRESS • 4 I _____ _ ________________ j WIFE SAGE II I cy $1695 $1895 ong w de bed std 4900 1 4900 1 4100 1 3995 12495 1 ng trans $1395 Speed 11995 12095 1895 70 Olds 98 Hoi Sed , power, a1r 1 70 Camara HT Coupe, V8 auto PS 1 1995 1895 69 Pont1ac Bonn 2 Dr HT, vroof, a1r 69 Chev Imp HT Cpe V-8 auto 1295 1 68 Chev '12 t Pickup, V-8, 3-5peed 1 68 Chevelle Coupe V-8 motor auto 1 66 Bu1ck 4 Door, V8 auto 1 68 Plymouth HT Sedan 67 BUick Elec HT Sed , power, a1r 1 67 Chevelle 4 Door, 6 cyl, auto 64 Olds 38 HT Cpe , power, a1r 1095 895 295 395 395 1 '395 1395 2 cvcle-2 speed 1970 CHEV. BISCAYNE 3 Water Temp Heavy Duty 3 Temp G.E. DRYERS • $159 95 I I 70 Olds 98 lux Sed , full pow , a1r 1971 PINTO 2 DR. It I I L 70 Chrysler Newport 4 Dr pow & a1r 1973 CHEV. lf2 TON P cit: up S x 15900 po we r W Fan GE Automatic 18 lb 1~------~-----------------· 1 Would L ke Add ttonallnforrnatton I 1 About Medocare Supplement 1 I t Unders1and There Is No Obhgahon 1 1 CITY I PHONE I 1 _.., HIS AGE , power st ee r ng mpa a B ue b u e v n y l r oof fact o y a r fXlWe st ee pow e brak es Sha p 2 Dr Com bmallon Oa yton OhiO 45415 Rutland r 1972 CHEV. 2 DR. HT , 73 Cadillac Cpe DeV1IIe power, a1r 73 Olds Cui Sup Cpe v-roof, au pow 71 Dodge Dart HT Cpe , V-8, auto ac k & au tom a c t a n s P ckup V 8 au to '5900 71 Cadillac Cpe DeVIlle, power, a1r 1971 FORD% TON 50 000 Warm Mommg CLIP AND MAIL TODAY FOR FREE FACTS MAIL TO SENIOR CITIZENS SERVICE AGENCY 8514 N Main St h 73 Cadillac Sed DeV1IIe rad lues a1r 72 Cadillac Sed DeV1IIe, power, a1r 4 Speed w th a FREEZERS GAS CIRCULATOR OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOUI<S 9 30 TO 12 2 10 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS) EAST COURT 0 T POMEROY 72 Cad1llac Sed DeV1IIe power, au 1971 PINTO 2 DR 15 cu It Chest Admual Insurance Co of Oh o RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 4211 Sen or c t zens here have an oppo tun ty to enrol n a un que "hosp tal and extended care p og am wh ch sup plemen1s Med care to pay the ever ncreas ng med cal You do not pay extra regard ess of age o cond ton Guaranteed renewab e for I f e can never be cancell ed by N. W. COMPTON. 0. D. USED CARS 1972 AM. MOTORS EXTRA SPECIALS have Even cove s CANCER ARTHR!T S HEAR T CONDIT ION DIABETE S or any olhe lness ALL ACC DENTS COVERED BENEFIT EFFECTIVE ON ENROLLMENT DATE NO WAITING PERIODS Big Capacity Maytag Agent Animal Science Jackson Th1s Monda) evenmg s top1cs w II be General Nutr ent Needs of Beef Calf to Cow and t;eneral Feedmg Programs The topics on Feb 18 will be Forage Spec1es and The Nutntion of the Beef Cow Herd on Feb 25 Nulnt on and Beef Cow Produchv1ty 1972 PINTO 3 DR. Ava1lable To SlOO A Day For Hospttal Expenses 365 Days After Med care Pays n extended care fad! t es He e s a I st of som e of the features no one too o d NO HEAL T H REQUIREMENTS protects you fo any cond I on you Next Door to the Jones Boys Beef school opens. soon as relentless predators Yel there 1s never a sense of the filmmaker explmtmg such gruesome details one reviewer po nts out The rev ewer also comments favorabl) on the humor wh1ch IS cut nto the him- a sea otter lymg on ts back and us1ng Its belly as a d mng table black bea rs work ng on a honey tree that refu ses to be pned apart and pel can s d v1n g as 1£ dehnous straight mto the sea to grab their prey Narrat on of the film IS by Rex Allen Vamshmg a reviewer Wildern ess states does not try to a fev. mmutes pad of go od an mal footage mto a feature length film Almost all of 1t has ment and one ends up wantmg more rather than less the reVIewer pomts out At Riggs YOU MUST BE ON MEDICARE Frank Gheen Sates Mgr $180000 BUILD YOUR ESTATE BY INVESTING IN ONE OF THE ABOVE PROPERT ES OUR SALES STAFF IS ALIVE DROP IN AND SEE 1ST H,AND SMALL FARMS NEEDED QUICK PLEASANT VALLEY Discharges S!l>lla Smith Gallipolis Ferry Mrs Lew s Taylor Galhpohs Irene Bowyer Pomt Pleasant Dav1d Tomlson Ashton Loman Jones Pmnt Pleasant Ada Brubaker Jackson Max Hanmng Henderson and Geraldme Greer New Haven WASHINGTON In a contmwng effort to relieve the fue shortage and avo d gas rattan ng Con gressman Clarence E Miller s spon sonng leg1slatwn to suspend auto emlsstons controls on cars regiStered m the areas of the country w1th no s1gmflcant auto related a1r pollutiOn problem Rep Miller sad temporary suspensiOn of such controls would ncrease gas mileage and produce demonstrated sav ngs of b llwns of gallons of gasoline over the suspended period The b11l provides that the con trois be removed from cars res1gereed n a designated 90pct of the country until June 30 1977 or unhl the President declare s that a petroleum shortage no longer ex1sts whtchever ts later The megalopolis from Boston to Wa sh ngton parts of Cahforma and metropolitan Phoerux and Tucson Anzona New Nature film coming to Meigs nesda y a nd rhursday mghls lhe him s well photographed and lS rammed w th nll> restmg footage of an mals n the1r natural SUI roundmgs Shot entirely m 35 nm t1 e p cture benef ls greatly from the m reased clar t) d sclosed m compa son to l6mn f lm Colm f1del ly and lack of gra n are noted m the process ng w th tl e 35 '" f1lm The work of A R Dubbs and Hemz Se1lmann as well as se v e r a l a ddll an a l photographers the f lm covers a Wide area from the Arct c to the Flonda Everglades Wh ie t treats some trad1t onal nature mov e subJects - tl e mass su c1de of len m ngs the up stre am p lgnmage of salmon - 1t also has some startm gly unfamiliar mater al The shots of an all1ga tor k lling and devour ng a rat auto emission controls Ve11!raos Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS - Samuel Robmson Rutland Em1ly Kuhn Mtddleport Kelhel Vtrg1I Hatfield Dexter Yarbrough Rutland Walll>r Coursey Pomeroy DISCHARGES - Belinda Ft tch Lowell Collins Cra1g Howard Mary Hendncks Sybil Green Joseph Bowland H umph ey M a nd M s M ke Ge lach Mr and M s F anc 5 Ande r son M s Jus ce ra Va n Coo n ey M a nd M s Geo ge Ba les M a d M s M y on Ba ey M and M r s am es B ewe M a nd M s Guy Cowa n M and M s Cha les Boy ! s M s Pu n Mr a nd M s C u ~ enk nson Mr an d M s A en Jenk. nson M and Mrs Ja m es Eul er M and M s MCJ u Chambe s M s J ack u ner F ed Ru h M a nd Mr s Cha es Wh e M d e d Beeso n B a dbu y Chur h o f Ch s t W a l ace R usse Don Ne so n K ng Bu Ide s Su pp y M ss Rh od a Ha I Roy P dd y Don Mu Ten A usl n Russe l Ka h y We n e L e Ovke om R ey Geo qe H acke tt Sr W I am M o s R ha d W t Ruby C ouch Fo e Su mm e s G eg Hayes Ph y s Mu len E a M':je Daug h e ty Ha o d De o k y ke Nea l an d Jane l Jac k Ca se y Ha ry Gohr ng R od Saue r Bo b Sout he rn Ja m es Cr swe l Abe Grueser T Johnson Robe t Poo e Art Sc hee ler W II am Neutz n g Da v d Ash ey Pau Goode Jer y War d J m Ha r s Frank M a l nos k L owe l Beaver Char es Scott Cha l@s Benne t W k e H o l ma n V ·g n a G ogao Ed h Abbe t G G Wern e A I ce G ant E ver ett Dav s M and Mrs R ch ar d M and M s M;a on Russe F en h M and M D on St e s M and Mrs Robe I Duckwo th M and M s Ed Cr ook s Re ed Gan dee Mr a nd M r s Cl yd W n es A I ce s Ce am cs Do oth y Ca dwel M s Fr ed Kess nge M s Beu a h Roush M and M s James Buc ha nan Mr and M La" ence Ha I M and M C eo Ke ns Joyc e Ke ns Mr and M s R c ha rd K ar L W Wa ke Ma shall Me M on Ha y Moore M Fa ey Pau M c E ha ney D a e Wa l bu n Eve e E w n Roscoe W se F eda Faehn e R c ha d Vaug h a n He man -l "lddox M De ah Mu lo d M a n d M s Cle o Bake M and M s Rober Lew s Phy I s Ha ke t M s L R W ey M s Ma y Lyons Tom K el y Da y Tho i\-Ja M C a y Dav s Gosney s Du d s a n d Suds An hony Russel Ja m es Wh t a ch and Vams hmg Wilderness one Uesnake - fangs and all of the e\\ nature documenta r) of a snak e b1rd spear ng and f lms w ll play at the Ma gs U en gulp ng down fish are Thea ter 1n Pomeroy Wed fasc matmg studies of an ma ls Miller would stop most Enrollment Open Here Cho ce of water temps Auto water level control L nt F Iter or Power Fin Ag tator • Perma Press Maytag Hill to of Heat Dryers Surround clolhes w th gentle even heat No hot spols no overdrylno F ne Mesh L nt F liter We Specialize 1n MAYTAG Red Carpet SerYice La te st contr buto s n c ude Ter esa Da v s M ax ne D a st M an d Mrs Jo hn Ze k le M and M s Gene Snow den M and M s Ja ck Hawl ey M and Mrs M ford H yse l M s M C W son V v an Wadde M and Mrs ra But che M and M s Rober I F she M and Mrs Edd e Bu k e tt M and M s Me zge M s da Bachn e M and M s Ha ry Ches h e S ephan L a ne M s Cec M dk f Mrs W am Oh l nge Genev ev e Sh e m a n Bel y Cl ne B F nk Don Reute Ben Dav d son Ste Ia Hayes Mr and M s Edga Reyno ds Ca I Lock e I G ace Haw e y Mr and M s L ela nd Brown Mr and M s Eve e l Ba chne Gra ce P ratt C a es Way la nd John Jelfe s M and Mrs Lew s Long Mrs R W Sax ton M s E v a H a rt ey Jo hn Tay o W I am Wa ne E eano Ze her M s F oyd R hodes M and M s Georg e M e M ss Hoschar J J C em ean s B Mun c y Don ald F ymye Mr and M s C P W ams M and M s E d ga Arnott Hubert Tay o Mr and Mrs Don Rou sh K e h Gob e M and M s John K a w scz yn Me gs Area farmers are mv1ted to at!l>nd the Me1gs Area Beef School Monday evemngs ~ eb 11 18 and 25 from 7 30 to 9 30 p m at the Va-Ag room at Me1gs H gh School Speakers w1il beD ck Smtih and Chlcago 11 no s are accordmg to Miller the only Exll>ns10n Ammal Sc1ent1st areas of the U S where auto Ohio State Untvers1ty and emtss10ns controls are Mike Gould Area Ex11!ns10n genumely needed for public health Most of the separate States m the r entirety have no a1r pollutwn problem from cars wh1ch adversely affect the residents of that Stale Miller sa1d It IS 1rrespons ble to perstst m reqlllrtng emtsstons controls on cars m these areas at the expense of millions of gallons of gasoline wasted each materially and every day contr1butmg to the gasoline shortages that cause suffermg and mconveruence to mtll1ons of Amen cans at thiS tune Further Congressman Miller sa 1d the em1ss10ns bill Will forestall unwarranted attacks on the Clean Atr Act and wh1le 1! w II help to responsibly relieve the fuel shortage will preserve the Act a ct ory a f{\a t ad o 4 d oo as a v1tal environmental bra kes safeguard SUPPLEMENT INSURANCE MOBILE HOMES Ole may contact these indiVIduals At the Feb 22 meet ng the staff of the local cen!l>r and volunteers will help semor clhzens 1n flll ng out ap pllcattons Persons now rece1vmg state ass1stance do not have to make apphcat10n as they "Ill he transferred automahcally All sen or Clltzens or persons who are blind or disabled are reque sted to atlend th e meeting to f nd out I they are eligtble for benef ts If necessary transportatiOn w1ll be provided by calling 992-7886 or 992 7884 program volunteers are now bem g recru ted Volunteers other accomtts This ranges wtll orgamze pub! c meetmgs from $1 500 for a smgle person of aged bimd and disabled to to $2 250 for a mamed couple explam supplemental secunty People can also have money mcome and w II help seek out commg m and sllll get sup people I kely to be elig ble piemental secunty ncome through names referred them For earned mcome mdividuals for contact are eligtble for SSI If they Any nd1v1dual or groups who make below $365 a month and would like to volun!l>er m an for couples $005 a mooth effort to fmd eligible recipients Apar I from earn ngs a for SSl should contact Mrs person may have other mcome Pearl Welker or Mrs Eleanor such as soc1al security Thomas at 992 7886 or 992 7884 veterans compensation work or M1ke Abels at 373-3593 man s compensatiOn and Restdents needmg more 1n pens1ons From these sources formatiOn on the program also an mdtvldual may recetve up to $160 a month and a couple $230 a month and still be eligible for SSI In order to locate and mform people m the area of the new m the forms of savmgs and MEDICARE I nanc ng available AU1omat o d E G mo e Es he area served by the squad have Ha Ba rk er M ar e Pos t ewa C been contacll>d VIa letter t11s C Cud<. le Mr a nd Mr s B F week for acttve partlclpatiOn n T urner R oscoe F fe R W Gu hr c J D Powe Am os the dnve Sor el sa be a Pov e I Da BERRY'S WORLD • LARRY'S 1500 00 a E-R f-und tops $1 0, 000 In only two weeks due to excellent pubhc 1esponse the ' new emergency ambulance fund of the M ddlep01 t F 1re surance that you carry There IS only one wtll pay for 80 pel of the remauung x Department has ._,one over the $60 deducttble that must be met and pa d charges for all covered outpatient $10 000 figure hosp1tal services you rece1ve for by you each year Contnbutwns n the dnve to Medicare Part B med1cal msurance When a medical msurance cla un 1s ra1se funds for the new truck sent m you ll receive a statement w1ll also help pay for up to 100 Home which would conform to showmg your use of medical msurance Health v1s1ts each calendar year without standards sel by tl e Na twnal beneftts Thts statement mdicates how the pnor hosp1talizatton that IS reqmred H1ghway Safe!) Act contmue to much of your medical expense has been under Part A of Medicare when certam < arr ve at the f re department credited to your $60 deductible and the cond1t10ns are met Included n the headquarters and at the amomtt of 80 pet heneftt payments made med1cal msurance coverage for Home departments posl office box on your behalf tf any You can always Health are part-tune nursmg care Box 144 m M dd leport use the latest explanatiOn-of henef ts phys1cal therapy speech therapy and Firemen are n ore than statement you rece1ve to show your medical soctal services Your Part B enthusiastic m the r pra1se of doctor and the hospital when they want to coverage does not pay for full-tune the public n respond ng to tl e kno" how much of the $60 deductible has nursmg care med1callons personal request for funds !hey had comfort or converuence terns or meals been met and pa1d hoped to make the new truck a Medicare Part B coverage helps to deh\ered to yQur home source of commumty pr de The hospital w1ll make the ap pay for medical or surg1cal fees charged through public participation by a doctor both as an mpat1ent and an flh cat on on your behalf for the and the1r hopes arc bemg more outpatient Other serv1ces performed by Medicare payment and w11l charge you than realized and n a very the physlctan which are covered mclude for any part of the $60 deductible you short span of !Jme diagnostiC tests and procedures medical have not met plus 20 pet of the Merchant contr buhons are supplies and medications that cannot he remanung charges for the hosp1tal not commg m as qu1ckly as outpatient serv•ces All hospttal self-adlllll1lstered had expecll>d but are firemen Servtces not covered under Part B of Medicare charges are sent n for you the begmnmg to arr ve One firm Medtcare mclude rout ne ph)Stcal patient by the hospital ousmess office at presented $500 th s week exammatlons eye exammatwns for Holzer Med1cal Center Medicare pays 80 Orgamzallons and ch bs m the prescnbmg f tt ng or changmg pet of your charges directly to eyeglasses and umnumzattons unless the hosp1tal after your $60 deductible has directly related to an InJury or an un been met and pa1d All phys1c1an fees both mpat1ent and mediate nsk of mfectwn such as a outpatient most be reported to Medicare tetanus shot g1ven after an m]ur) Your MediCare Part B medtca I m by you along w1th the bill or receipt For surance helps pay for certain outpat1ent your converuence all Med1care forms servtces for both dtagnosts and treat are available at the hospital busmess men! Outpatient hospital coverage m off1ce We hope th1s bnef revtew of the eludes laboratorv tests X ray and highlights of your MediCare health m radiology emergency room medtcal descnbmg both the surance coverage supplies such as splmts and casts and other diagnostic procedures Alter the Part A hospital msurance and Part B $60 deductible has been met Medicare med cal msurance pas been helpful • set up hook up •6450 12 yr h SSI meeting set in Pomeroy DONORS LISTED - RACINE Subm1 ttmg 'tlonations toward the purchase •ofRacme s Emergency vehicle -were Farmer s Bank & :&lvings Floyd Farrar Mr :lind Mrs CarlE Lee Warner s :Insurance Agency S1dney purst Ethel Sarson Ira oBeegle Frances Hew1tt :bethlehem Bapt1st Church :ltoberl W Lewts Dallas Htll !Sara E Philbnck Roger G :11JelSS Verna Circle Wtlly fig ott Ewmg s Fmteral Home Olr1sste Powell Cora Beegle llh~rley Beegle Arthur H lleegle Mr and Mrs Ralph j'dcKenzte Vern M Beegle ~r and Mrs Kenneth Wtlt ftda Norr1s Mr and Mrs harence Profitt Mr and Mrs tltville Rhodes D1x1e SJmth )nd Morris Chapel Church DON'T READ THIS month ncome 4 un t apart ment bu d ng n M dd eport on good street out of h gh wate All furn shed for on l y $35 000 00 IN THE COUNTRY - IS lfc SEW ING MACHINES Repa r serv ce a makes 992 228.4 The Fab c Shop Pomeroy Author zed s ng er Sa es ar d Serv ce we Sllarpen Sc nor 3 29 I c - - - - - ------ - SYRACUSE - Love y 2 yr old home 3 B R Idouble MANY PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE FROM ANSWER TO YOUR REAL ESTATE PROBLEMS CAN BE FOUND HERE HENRY ~ CLELAND BROKER 992 2259 C BRADFORD Au c oneer Compete Serv ce Phone 949 3821 Rae ne Oh o C tt Bradford 5 tfc --- b m4 Medicare Health Insurance Ph 992 5271 Pamtmg A Specialty Stop In and See Our Floor Display Feb repo~:,;,rt::::::s~i:;~.''' 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HOGG & ZUSPAN Special 4 Doo POMEROY HOME & AUTO Del vered to JobS te t h s one For Rent FR I DA Y A ND SA TURD A Y F E B RU A RY 8 THROUGH 9 TR U CKL OA D SALE OF V NG F A CTORY SE CO N D ROOM SUITE S SA VE 30 PCT TO SO PC T SA L E S F R D A Y A N D SA T URDA Y F EBRU A RY 8 THR O UG H 9 9 A M T O 8 PM PLUS BI G SAV IN GS O N AL L FU R NITU R E A ND UP HOL S TE RY S U P PL ES IN ST O RE S ALSO G U A R A NT E ED 8 T RACK STE R EO T AP E S O N LY $2 50 EAC H N E W ARGE REC L N N G CH A IR TO B E G IVEN AWAY COME N REG STER NO PUR CHASE NE CE SSARY DR A W NG S A 6 PM SATURD AY FE B 9 YOU NEED NOT BE PRE SENT TO WIN POMEROY RECOVE R Y 622 E MA N STREE POMEROY PHONE 99 2 WOOD TRUSSES SHOP THE RUTLAND BARGAIN CENTER V 8 en g ne au oma c ans pow er see ng 4 whee d ve w t h ock ng I I hubs Re a book va ue $19/5 Buy b ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED Sutlt 1o Your SpEtcs In Memory Steve Snowden 992 715S M ddleport Business Services YOU N GS TOWN k c h en s nk w h a u(e t s SSO ga s an ge \ 40 r ef g e a or $4 0 A I n qood ond 1 on See a 256 So Fou h Ave M dd l epor 1 fc DEADLINES RE SOLUT ON No 443 H ANNUAL APPROPRIATION RESOLUT ON For Sale H&R FIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' D Karr & Van Zandt sedan V 8 st anda d transm ss on You II L1k e Our Qual1ty Way of Do ng Busmess See Ray R1ggs or Roger R1ebel RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 located on St Rt 7 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evemngs Unlll6 00-T1l 5 p m Sat Chester 0 .. �/ reb 8 - rhe Do ly Sentinel M1ddlepo t Pomero) 0 8 19 ~ Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! WANT ADS NFORMATION A R ESO UT O N to make ap p r op r a ons f o C u en Expenses an d o he Ex pen d u es o f h e V ag e o Porn e oy S a e o Oh o du r ng th e I sea yea r end ng D ecembe 3 9 4 Seeton BE T R E SOLVED b y h e Cou n c I fo th e V ag e o Pom e oy S a eo Oh o Th a o p ov de fo Hi? cu r en ex p enses an d o t he expe nd u es of th e sa d v age o Pome oy dur ng h D e-ce m b e f sea yea end n g 3 19 4 he to lo w n g sums be and he y a e her e by se as de and ap P opr a ed as to ow s v z Sect on 2 Tha the e b e ap popra edl o m heG E N ER A F UND G e n e ral Governmenta Serv ces Mayo Pe so na Se .., es 200 00 To a Fo Ma yo 200 00 C erk Pe san a Se v es To a • 200 00 c e k. fo 200 00 Treasu er P e son a Se 11 ce s 360 00 To a Fo T easu e 360 oo Sol c tor Legal Adv s o Pe son a Sen t ces 2 500 00 To a Fo So c o L ega A d v so 2 500 00 E teet on s Pe sona Se r v c es 00 0 00 To a Fo E ee l ons 000 00 Counc Pe son a Se rv c es 72 0 00 To a Fo Cou n c 72 0 00 G enera Adm n strat on 5 500 00 Pe son a Se r v ces Supp es & Ma e a s 200 00 Othe 700 00 To a fo r Gen 4 400 00 Ad m To a Fo Gen e a Gove n Se r v 20 480 00 Sec u ty of Persons And ProperTy Pot ce Department Pe son a Se v es 55 000 00 2 62 5 00 Olhe To a Fo r Po ce De par men 76 625 00 F re Depa tment 500 00 Pe son a Se v c es Supp es an d Ma 2 000 00 2 60 00 Notes To a fo F r e Depa men 5 660 00 Total f o Sec ur y o f Pe sons an d P ope y 82 285 00 Commun ty Env onmenl P ann ng Comm ss on 3 000 oo Personal Se rv ces Total Fo P an n ng Comm ss on 3 000 00 UtI ty Light ng Ca p tal Ou ay 2 000 00 T otal Fo U I y Lghtng 200000 Tot a or T an spo at on 200000 Fac t es Section 4 Tha here be ap pop ated f om the STREET CONSTRUCT ON MAN TENANCE AND REPA I R F U ND AUTO L CENSE AND GA SOLIN E TAX Transportal on Fac1 t es Street Dept 20 000 00 Pe sana Se v c es Supp es Ma e ats and Too s 3 500 00 Olhe 3 8 5 00 Tot a For Str eet P av ng 37 3 5 00 To a For S ee Con st ruct on Ma ntenance and R epa Fund 37 3 5 00 Sect on 5 Tha llere be ap :>ropr ated f om he STATE H GHWAY MPROVEMENT F UND P CT O F AU T O L CEN SE AND GA SOL NE TA X Transportal on Facltes State H ghway Fund Per sona Se v ces 500 00 0 ller 4 500 00 Tota For S ate H ghway mprovement Fund 5 000 00 Sect on 6 T hat llere be ap p opr ated from th e CEMETERY FUND Public Health Serv ces Cemetery Ope at on And Ma n1enance Persona Serv ces 7 500 00 Suppl es and Ma 400 00 To a Fo Cemete y Operat on and Ma ntenance 8 900 DO To a For Cemete y F und 8 900 00 Secl on 9 Tha he e be ap prop a ed f om h e WATER REVENUE FUND Commun1ty Env ronmenf Water Pumpmg Pe son a Se v ce s 30 000 00 Supp es and Mat 2 000 00 Tota For Water Pump ng 42 000 00 Water D str buhon Personal Se v ces 5 000 00 Sup pi es and Mat 2 000 00 Equp 400000 0 her 7 500 00 Total F o Wa t er 38 soo 00 0 str t on To a t F o wa e Syst em Opera on 80 soo 00 Adm n strat onWater 500 00 Persona Serv c es 43 500 00 Debt Se v ce Tota For Adm 44 000 00 Water Water Wei Imp 650 000 00 Other Tota For Adm - water 650 000 00 To ta For Wa e Revenue Fund 816 500 00 Sect on 0 That there be appropr ated f om the SEWER REVENUE FUND Sewer Ma nlenance Pe son a Se v ces 12 000 00 Supp es and Mat 0 000 00 Tota For Sewe Ma nt 22 000 00 To a For Sewage 22 000 00 Adm n strat onSewage 700 00 Pe sona Se v ces 45 325 00 Debt Serv ce Tota For Adm Sewage 46 025 00 Tota For Sewer (Revenue Fund 68 025 00 Section 13 That the e be appropr ated f om he GENERAL BOND RET REMENT F U ND 000 00 Paymen of Pr n c pal 3 937 50 Payment of lnte est Total For Gen era Bond Ret F und 0 937 50 Add tonal Funds Sect on 1S Tha here be approp ated f r om the F ederal Revenue Fund 5 000 00 Bu d rg 13 600 00 Other To al fo Federa Revenue Fund 28 600 00 F re Dept Bu ld ng Fund Cap ta Outlay 80 000 00 To at Fo F re Dept B dg Fund 80 000 00 Total AI Appropr a ons 1 131 0•2 so Sect on 17 And the v !age Clerk s hereby au hor zed to warran s on the d aw h s VII age Treasurer for payments from any of he forego ng ap propr at ons upon rece v ng proper cert f cate s and vouch er s tll erefor approved by tile boar J or ott cers au hor zed by law o approve the same o an ordnance or solut on of counc 1 to ma ;;.e the ex pendltures prov ded that no warrants shal be drawn or pa d for sa tar es or wages e•cept o per sons employed b y autllor v of and In accordance w th aw or ordinan c e Prov ded fu th e ' ' Mon da y Dead n e 9 a m C rt ce a on Co e ons w be accep ed un t 9 am for Day o P~b c a on REGULATIONS Th e Pl!bl sh e r ese ves h e g o ed or e e an y ads o b ec t on a T he d eeme d Pl! b she w n o be espon s b e o m o e han one n co r ec nse on RATES Fo Wan I Ad Se v ce 5 en pe Wo d one n ser on M n ml!m Cha geS 00 4 cen s l' e wo d h e co secu ve nse o s 2~ ce n s pe r wo d s l< con se u e ~e ons 25 Pe Cen D scoun on p a c ads and ads p a d w h n 1 days CARD OF THANKS & 08 TUARY $7 0 0 o 50 w o rd n n m um Eac h add on a wo d 3 BLNDADS Add ona 25-c Cha ge p ~ Ad ve seme n! 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QU£i.ITY 973 CHEV NOVA Cus on Hr~ wh te w a It P B ad o mode & p .3EA U F U t. wa nu s er eo ad o ape omb na on A M FM ado 8 lra c k ape dec k 13a a n e $1 45 ~ o e ms a va a b e Ca I Y9 396 2 4 II C Sl695 chbac k Cpe da k g r ee n I n sh ke new ~ r t's u 'Vh e~ l cove r s p otect ve s de m dgs 6 cy l eng ne st and t r an s A ver y p opu a ce d o go 971 WILLY S WAGONEER o ewe c ean up & de ta N OV N G n emo yo ou w e and mo lle wllo passed aw y h ee ye a s ago oday E don K aeu er an d da ugll e s " p Notice PERSONAL SERVICE ANYTIME I S il ~ e am C ub 'I Fr day 26 3c $1895 - -- ---'-~6 3 c 55• '} 3 6 p SHOOT NG Mat ch Fo ked Run Spo sman Cub noon Sun day Fac o y c hok ed gun s on v 2 ------------- ---- 3c Pets For Sale POODLE groom ng $S Back A K C oy sud ~ erv ces $50 Ca Coo v li e 66 39 s _____2-~5 5 c A KC o y Po o d e P u pp es $7 5 00 S ames e K tens $ 5 Pllon e 256 6747 1 0 26 c hat he app op a t ons for cont ngenc es can on y be ex pended upon appea of two ll ds vote of Coun c 1 to tems of expense const tu ng a tega obi gat on aga ns th e v age and to purposes othe than 110se covered by t he other spec f c app apr at ons here n made Sect on 18 Th s reso ut on sha take effec a the ea es t per od a lowed by aw Passed 2 4 74 ane Wa on A tes t C e k of Counc Ra ph H Werry P es den o Co~.Jnc CERTIFICATE Sect on 5705 39 R C No app op at on measu e sha become effec ve unt I th.ere s f ed w ll the app apr a ng author y by th e coun y aud o a ce I f cate that he Iota ap propr at ons f om each fund taken together w th a t o he ou standing approp a ons do not exceed such off c a est rna e or amended off c a es mate When the ap p UtJr at ons does no exceed su ch off c a es ma e ne coun y aud o slla I g ve such cer fi c ate lorlllw th upon re c e v ng f om he ap propr a ng author ty ace t ed copy o f he app op a on measu e The State of Oh o Me gs County " Jane Wa ton C e k of the V age of Pomeroy n sad Coun y and n wllose custody 1'1e F es Journa sand Reco ds are equ red by the Laws of the State of Oh o o be kep t do he eby cert fy that he fa ego ng Annua App opr a on Reso lu on s a ken and cop ed from the or g na Reso u on now on f e w h sa d v 1 age hat he forgo ng Resotu on has been c ompa ed by mew th !he sad or gna t and thai he sam e s a t ue and correct copy t hereof W ness my s gnature th s 4 h day of Feb uary 974 c Jane Wa ton C e k of the v age o Pomeroy M e gs County Oh o INFORMATION ABOUT JOB OPPORTUNITIES SOCIAL SECURITY CONSUMER PROTECTION AND GREAI OOUNTRY STIREO 92.1 FM WMPO -Mtddleport Pomeroy ... 971 DOOGE CORONET I s/\"'h EXPERIENCED Rad it~ till 3 Set s ol Bunk Beds 69 9S up J Pc Ba ssett Bedroom Su te hke new 299 95 c 39 95 up - Good Select on 1 and 2 pc t v ng Room Su tes 2S 00 up lost Nolice AN NOU N C N G n ew 1'10u 5 0 ncome ax se v ce Open on y on Mond a y Wed n es da y and F d a y e v en ng s by app Wa nd a Eb n Co Rd '}') o f Ro u e by pHs P on e 99 2 ' 28 UO - Several Refngerators A C H L D S pe dog an sw e s o ll e n am e o C ndy B own an d an sma I t em a e Par b eag le an d par ba s~ e os m e out o Cll es er Phon e 985 3356 '45 0 From the a gest Truck or Bu ldo zer Ra d a tor to th e sma l est Heater Co e Nathan B ggs Rad1ator Spec at st Auto Sales Rutland Fum1ture 742 4211 Wanted Rutland 0 Dave or M1ke 965 VAL ANT P ymou h good ond on Contac Ro and Sea l es a Ru lland Fu n u e o Patty Sea es a B ue & G •v 2 55 p - --- 968 C HEVRO Ma bu automat c 307 F ar cond ton s 50 ca 992 637 2t c bStf m EX PER ENCEO p an er n er o and ex e o Ca Don F R DAY AND SATU R D AY F EBR U ARY 8 THROUGH 9 Phon e 985 3951 Va n M e e OLD SMOB LE 970 442 TRUCKLOAD SALE OF au om a c W 30 Good con ------- 2 3 26 p F AC T ORY SE COND LIVING d on Phone 992 75 9 ROOM SU TES SAVE 30 2 36 PCT TO SO PCT SALE S F R DAY AND SATURDAY F EBRUARY 8 THROUGH 9 9 AM TO 8 PM PL US B G RESPONSIBLE SAV NG S ON ALL F U R 2 0 R 3 bed oom home N T U RE AND UP PERSON basemen a um num s d ng HOLSTERY S UPPLE S Wanted to own and operate s orm w ndows and doors N STORE A L SO fo ced a r fu nace fenced candy & confect on vend ng GUARANTEED 8 TRA C K y ard Phon e 992 3791 rout e Me gs County and ONLY STEREO TAPE S 2 3 7 c su round ng area Pleasant \ 2 50 EACH NEW L A RG E RECLIN NG CHAR TO BE bu s ness H1Qh prof I tems DE SI RABLE wo bed oom G IVEN AWAY COME N Can start part t me Age or hOuse n M ddlepo eady o REG STER NO PUR CHA SE ex per ence not mportant NECE SSARY DRAW NG S oc cupy Ca 992 5310 Requ r es car and Sl 195 to 31 26 c AT 6 PM SATURDA Y $3 750 cash nvestment For FEB 9 YOU N E ED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN deta Is wnte and nclude POMEROY RECOVERY 622 NEW 3 bed oom home good your phone number water 6 acres 3 au bu l d nos E MA I N STREET Department BVV and ce lar Off Me gs County POMEROY PHONE 992 on W I am Sm th Ro ad 3 3938 Meadowbrook Rd 755ol m es f om Sa em Cen er St Lou1 s Park MN 5S426 27 26tp Busmess Opportumt1es Real Estate For Sale For Sale or Trade Y EAR OL D 1'10 se lo sa eo ade fo r goo d u sed Ca m pe Top Phon e 742 3842 2 46 c ----- Wanted To Buy WANTED TO BUYll Scrap Newspapers s1.30 for 100 lb. Brown Pasteboard s1.30 for 100 lb. I.B.M. Cards 61 per pound Rosenberg Recycling Co. ----------- ------------- For Rent ---,--------------- -=- - NG oom ove Athens Oh1o We c ose ea c h F day noon fo balance of week R VER S DE Auto Wre c k ng w I pay $5 fo a I un 1<. ca s Phon e 304 882 524 4 o 773 5890 CAS H pad fo a makes and mod e s of mob le homes Ph a ea code 6 4 446 1425 2 7 26 c CASH pad for a makes and models ot mob e homes Phone area code 61 4 423 9S3 4 3 tc 964 AND OLDER s ve cons W I pay 22c ford mes SSe fo qua ers $ 0 fo ha ves $3 so to do ars Please quo e the k.. nds of cons you have and send ep l es o Jack e Wams ey R 4 Pataskala Oh o ---------~----------2~3 6tc FOR SA E by owne home 6 rooms and ba h close to own and g ade sc hoo Ca I 992 77 75 at er p m 266 c 3 AND 4 R OOM turn shed and unfu n she d ap a tm en s Phone 991 5434 ' 2 c PR V ATE m eet ng oom tor any o gan za on phone 992 39 75 3 1 fc w ne --- --- ----- --~ 2 6 Jtc - - -- A CRE or ac re to s for sa e C y water ava ab l e n Located on Sta e s p ng Rou e 14 3 Phone 992 J640 1 27 2tc 2 B ED R OOM llom e n M d dleport pr va e owne new oof -and ba h a v a l ab e for mmed a e oc c upancy Phone 949 3832 2 6 6tp DOWN STA R S a par m ent 5 GROCERY bus ness fo sale Bu ld ng for sale or ease rooms bath and furnace Phone 773 5618 f om 8 30 p m C a 99 2 3056 to 0 p m for appo ntment 2 8 3 c 3 20 fc - - - -·S NGER sew ng mach nes 1972 J BEDROOM mob e home a model n beaut ful wa nut :!i 30 p e e ect c $ OOdepos cab net Makes des gn st t mon h p us ut I es Loca ed buttonho es ches z g zag on Route 33 Pom e oy Phone b nd hems e c L ke new 304 675 2246 On y $89 95 Ca l Ravenswood 2 5 Sip 273 9521 or 273 9893 afte S 00 12 7 ti c TRAILER bedroom n ce for coupe Phone 992 7479 2 5 fc FOR SALE La g e eve to New L ma Road Ru and A I u I es ava table Phohe 742 ---on For Sale 3083 2 fc GOOD USED OLD tu n " c vaK ao es --- - - c oc k s ce boxes bra ss beds F t< t: EZER beef and umber fo d slles desks or compete sa e Phone 992 ~ ~5 hou s eho l d s W e M D 2 6 3tp M ler Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o - - - - - --(2 Good Ones) ca I 992 7760 5 __: 13 tf c 1-S1debyS1de $150 1-2 Door 2 YEAR OLD eg s ered brown NO coppe 70c rad a to s Sw ss bull w ll ng $500 (Top & Bottom) $125 J2c red brass 35c bat e es Ph 742 4 7 s 20 M A Ha Reedsv e 2 7 Jtc Oh o Pllone 378 6249 POMEROY LANDMARK __ ______I _:27 :_ f 8 WEEKS OLD p gs $25 00 eacll A so H man m lker 9 .. _ Jack W Carsey Mgr $40 00 Phone 949 21 5 Ail Phone 992 9932 2 7 3tp CO N CORD T ave ! 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" ava l ab e ava able Ca 1 992 396S Pllone 992 396S I 2 tfc 28 tfc TV SERV C EM A N Loca Ret a f rm M n mum 40 hou AS SORTMENT of a um num PANT DAMAGE 974 Z g Zag SEW NG MACH NES 51 I n wee k some ove t me Pad w ndows and frames Phone va c at on o lle benet t s cartons No at o g na 992 2789 Armed fo ces o ech schoo achments needed as our 2 6 6tc ba c kground requ red Ex coni ots a e bu n Sews - - - - - - - - ---- -----~ pe ence p efe red Id ea w h I or 2 need es makes REG I STERED Angus bul opportun ty lor V etnam but onholes sew on but ons ca l ves fo sa e Ca ll or see B 11 vete ans w te co Tile Da y monograms and b nd hem W t e Rock Sp ngs Oh o st tch Full cash pr ce $38 50 Sen ne Box 729 E 992 2789 Pome oy Oil o 45769 or budget p an ava able 2__:6 6tc 2 6 lite Phone 992 2984 28 fc SALT FOR CE AND SNO\ Rock salt fo townsh ps VACUUM C ea~ers new 974 town s and bus nesses n Mode Comp ele w th at bu ks and bag s fo ce and c ean ng too s Sma I pa n snow E x ce s or Sa t Work ~ damage n sh pp ng W take Phone 992 3891 .. , $27 casll or budge pan 1 1 tfc ava ab l e Phone 992 2984 1 28 lfc 1968 F L H HARLEY Dav s mo l e ey e e Phone 882 3205 S NGER Automat c Z g Zag Sew ng Mach nes n sew ng 2 5 Me tab e Makes but on holes sews on b~ttons b nd hems SEW IN G Mach nes Brand new etc Top notch cond ton Pay Z g Zag n n ce wa nut tab e 55 o te ms ava lab e Phone In o g na cartons Never 992 2984 used C earance on 973 1 28 tfc models on a few ava !able S63 40 cash or terms ava lab e Phone 992 UPHOLSTERY fabr cs by the 2984 yard 54 nches wide as tow as 2 S tfc Sl 95 per yard ve l vets as ow as $3 45 Imported ve vets Vacuum BABYS I TTER waned n my ELECTROLUX $9 95 we a l so llave ny on C eaners compete w th at home must have own ans hercu on cotton pr nts ta chments cordw nder and port at on 5 or 6 days a week v nyls emnants by the yard pa nt spray Used but In ke Phone 992 2S50 o 742 6551 or by the p ece Pomeroy 30 f c new cond ton Pay $34 45 Recovery 622 E Man St cash or budget plan ava tab e Pome oy Phone 992 755 4 Phone 992 2984 29 26 c GR L L c ook c a hop and k t 2 5 fc ch en h e p wan ed App y n FOAM of 11 your o d couch and pe son C ow s S eak House cha r cush ons as low as 1 27 tfc COAL FOR SALE JAYMAR COAL COMPANY THE s o 95 Upholstery books on y -"K~Oc;S:°C:;O;cT;c:::Ko=;O:o'SocM ::";E':T':I"C;00So:&0 --:w·::-1G S ME GS & GALL A LINE soc 4 nch covered foam STATE ROUTE 7 AT mattresses for standard s ze W e have the p ocJuc on hand CHESHIRE OPEN 7 AM bed S'29 95 Pomeroy and we del ver to you per TIL L 6 30 PM 5 DAY S A Recovery 622 E Ma n Street sona ly Helen Jane B own WEE K PHONE 992 5693 Pome oy Phone 992 7554 992 5113 29 26tc 2 54 c l2 30 l c , REFRIGERATORS ___ For Rent or :sale '------ Help Wanted __________ WANTED PAPER CARRIER WANTED IN SYRACUSE PHONE 992-2156 lHE v DAILY SENTINEL POMEROY, 0. _______ _ I On Most Amer can Cars -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992 2094 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Matn Pomeroy 0 READY M X CONCRETE de ve ed gh o you pro ect Fas and easy Free est ma es Phone 992 3284 Goeg en Ready M x co M ddleport Oil o 6 30 f c SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REA SONABLE ra es Ph 446 4782 Gal po s John Russe Owne and Operator .... I C TANKS SEr-T AROB C SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED M LLER SAN TAT ON STEWART OH 0 PH 662 3035 ·---- 0 4 fc SEPTIC TANKS c eaned Modern San a on 992 3954 or 992 7J49 0 23 tfc FOR ~ eCTr cal p umb ng and emode ng wo k Ca 1 843 2341 for FREE ESTIMATE S 1 26tc -----,=-- 0 LE S Hea ng Ad Cen er A thens serv c es a I makes Hear ng tests by ap po n men Rena plan ava lab e P ~ one 592 6238 29 12 p BI SS ELL Construct on room add tons and remodel ng P ofess onal floor sand ng and f n sll ng o d and new References ava abe Phone 949 3833 25 26 c PR Cli CONSTRUCT ION Roof ng spout no k tchens and bathrooms Comp l ete remade ng Pllone 742 6273 2 3 fc DOZER and back hoe work ponds and sept c tanks d t op so f I c h ng serv ce d rt mestone B&K Ex c ava ng Phone 992 5367 or 99 2 386 1 9 tfc Real Estate For Sale ONE 2 year o l d black 7 8 fo sa e Tennessee Walke Phone 992 3640 1 27 21c 7 fc _______ _______ _ STEREO kAU 0 am fm 8 I ack ape comb nat on 4 way speake sound system Ba l an c e $ 02 66 or vse ov budget te ms Cal 992 3965 1 tfc Area s Mos1 Reasonable Pr ces Part II Last week we talked about one area All work guaranteed See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 N1ght 992 3525 or 992 5232 up See Herb Grate SH OOT N G Ma h Co n Ho tow G un Clu b u n rs gh t a e M es Ceme e y H O U SE o 3 or 4 room apa m en ! w an ed mm ed a e y n EXCEL S OR Sal F ac ory h oked Ru and Wo ks E P o m e oy o M dd eporl guns on y Sun day Fe b a y Man S Pomeroy A k nds P hon e 992 3409 0 p m of sail water pel e s w ale 2" nugge s bock sa t and own 28 ' Oh o R ve Sa t Phone 99 2 L G HT hau n g Ca 389 1 T R A LER SPA CE o r en n R a n e c a 1 99 2 7838 o 2429 2 St c By Hugh P Klrkel Executive VIce President Holzer Medical Center Water L1nes and PowEtr L nes All work done by the foot or con1ract Also dozer work and sep11c tanks '" sta lied Open B Til S Pomeroy 0 DITCHING SERVICE Pomeroy Home & Auto SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Ph 992 2174 EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 608 E MAIN REALTY 0 POMERO ACRES - C ose SPACIOUS b Leve and spl t ev e homes a e now under cons! uc on on c ty wale and sewer Many de uxe f a ures nclud ng a r con Best f nanc ng d ton ng ava able Othe ype homes n d fferent areas on F H Adm f nanclng w th no down payment ca co lect (837 li540 or wr te to ME GS DEVELOPMENT p 0 Box 33 M ddleport Oh 0 45760 ·-·1"-- -------- -- - -----~~9 ffc Rutland 2 s to y hou se. Large barn Corn cr b SIO 900 00 , ACRE GROUND Mob le home 2x60 new In new add t on W I sell separate l y $6 500 00 POMEROY Exce l ent es t ab shed bus ness w th r ea estate No phone n fa mat on on th s one please I apartment over for ad d t ana ncome HOUSE AND Ia ge lot tor sa e Vacant now on new by pass Rt 7 Cat 247 2163 2 6 4tc NEW 3 bedroom home I 2 bath garage basement on Gravel H 1 M ddleport Natura gas already n Phone Dale Dutton 992 3369 even ngs 992 2534 7 tfc THE c losets) K tchen has many cab net s & range D n ng area Ut I ty R Oak floc s WISEMAN some ca peted A I d apes Carport Storage About 4 acre $ 9 900 00 If no answer 992 2568 ._:TEAE D u •_,.J~f:o7r ~cl~;o;:=: V q II C T f3rok ··t II 0 fl\pc_ hcllltt Str ~·( · t Pomeroy, Ohro . J~/69 SMALL INVESTMENT W 11 buy th s n ce 2 bedroom home Has bath gas fu na c e basement and arge lot On y $6500 00 COUNTRY HOME New modern 3 bedroom a l e ectr c home baths d n ng 2 lam ly ooms and daub e garage n fu l basement La ge lot No down payment w th excel ent cred t $27 500 00 YOUR FUTURE EXCAVAT NG dozer load er and backhoe work sept c anks nstal ed dump t uck~ and lo boys for h re w 1 haul f I d rt op so I I mestone and g ave Ca Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n gh phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 1 tfc DOZER work land c ea ng by he acre hour y or contract farm ponds roads et c Large dozer and operator w th over 20 years exper ence Pul n.s Elo:cavat ng Pome oy Oh o PilOn e 992 2478 12 19 tfc BACKHOE Serv ce CHARLES R HATF ELO Route Ru t and Oh o 45775 phone 742 6092 wate r tines footers and trenches 24 hours 1 days a week 2 7 261p B L OCKS boa d and all repa rs on sma eng nes W k nson Sma I Eng ne Sa les 399 W Ma n St Phone 992 3092 2 6 2btc R DER S AUTO SALVAG IN G We Buy Scrap Meta s and P ckup Auto Bod es From Sate Route 24 Route 4 Pomeroy Oh o 2 5 5tp ------------ NE GLERS FOR BU LD NG HOUSES We I draw pr nts or bu d to yovr spec f cat ons Neg er s Bu d ng Supply Rae ne Oh o Ca 949 3604 2 5 26tc CL N E S Canst uct on com pete remodel ng new homes acre ots ava lable Phone 742 6261 2 5 6tc AUTOMOBILE nsurance been cance l ed" Lost your opera to r s cense Ca 992 7428 6 AGENCY Exc1tmg New Home YOU WONT BEL EVE YOUR EYES WHEN YOU STEP' IN SIDE THIS NEW SPL T LEVEL H U GE L V NG ROOM WITH A LOVELY BALCONY EF FECT GO NG TO THE 3 LARGE BEDROOMS BEAUT FUL BU L T N OAK CAB NETS W TH QUALITY APPL ANCES BU LT IN COMPLETELY CAR TED FOR DAD - A LARG~ CAR GARAGE W TH WORKSHOP P ACRES TO PUl ~R AROUND ON LOCATED IN RUTLANq SEE THE ONE TO YOU MUST NSIDE OF TH S APPREC IAT ~ IT Gatlla Co s Largest Real Est ale Sates Agency Off ce 446 3643 Even ngs Call E M Ike W1seman 446 3796 E N W1seman 446 4500 Bud McGhee 446 USS WILL r m or cut trees and shrubbery A lso c ean out basements aft cs etc Ca 1 9d9 322 or 742 444 2 2 26tc -------------- Unless You Want To Save Money On A Mob1le Home FLEOWOOD 12 X 60 2 BEDROOM Total e ec 4 nch panel ng 1hroughou1 double n su l at on bay window storms & screens deluxe turn lure 2 dr refr g wired for dryer plumbed for washer house 1ype door w storm Dehvered ac e of Medicare Health Insurance the hospital portion called Part A Hospital msurance under Med1care relates to any mpallent stay m a hospital The Part B of MediCare IS the mediCal msurance whtch covers doctors ~ fees hoth when you are a patient m the v hospital and when you see hun in hiS off1ce and outpatient hospital charges j When you go to the hospital for diagnosiS > or treatment for an illness and are not > admitted as a bed patient the servtces you recetve are called outpatient hospital semces Your medical msurance helps to pay " for doctors fees outpatient hosp1tal x services mcludlng phystcal therapy and :::: other health care servtces We 11 go mto more detail on these coverages a little later m th1s arttcle For each calendar year your v Med1care med1cal tnsurance cannot ~ make any payment until you have had ¢ and pa1d for $60 of reasonable charges for x covered medical expenses This f1rst $60 of expense m a year that you must pay IS x' referred to as your deductible Once you have met the requtrement ~ and patd for the $60 deduchb e charges then your Medicare medical msurance will pay 80 pel of your hosp1tal out patten! charges and doctors fees The ;::: rematntng 20 pet IS pa1d by you as the patient or may he covered by other m 1, On January 1 thts year the federal government began makmg monthly cash payments to people m fmanc1al Need who are 65 or older or who are blind or diSabled As a result of the new program called the Sup plemenlal Secunty Income I?rogram a meetmg IS scheduled for 10 a m Fnday Feb 22 at the Semor Cttizens eenter m Pomeroy Representatives from the Soc1al Security Office will be presenj to explam the new program When needed the sup plemental secunty mcome wtll provide a baSic cash mcome up to $140 a month for a smgle person and $210 a month for a famtly Under the program people can have IIJill!l>d assets Ph 992 7777 Pomeroy Oh10 -WINTER HOUR59106 Mon Sal Closed Sundays cs. 2 speed operat on of w d and wooly land Arnold Grate 12 cu It General Electnc expenses UPRIGHT FREIZERS rom~~ L censed by the State of Oh o Good n any sta e 1 censed hosplta or extended care fac I ty Pays n add ton to any c overage you now have AI benet ts pad to you In Oh1o s underwr tten by Cap ta Runaboul 11 REFRIGERATOR Frost Free--15 cu I WASHERS I I NAME I I I ADDRESS • 4 I _____ _ ________________ j WIFE SAGE II I cy $1695 $1895 ong w de bed std 4900 1 4900 1 4100 1 3995 12495 1 ng trans $1395 Speed 11995 12095 1895 70 Olds 98 Hoi Sed , power, a1r 1 70 Camara HT Coupe, V8 auto PS 1 1995 1895 69 Pont1ac Bonn 2 Dr HT, vroof, a1r 69 Chev Imp HT Cpe V-8 auto 1295 1 68 Chev '12 t Pickup, V-8, 3-5peed 1 68 Chevelle Coupe V-8 motor auto 1 66 Bu1ck 4 Door, V8 auto 1 68 Plymouth HT Sedan 67 BUick Elec HT Sed , power, a1r 1 67 Chevelle 4 Door, 6 cyl, auto 64 Olds 38 HT Cpe , power, a1r 1095 895 295 395 395 1 '395 1395 2 cvcle-2 speed 1970 CHEV. BISCAYNE 3 Water Temp Heavy Duty 3 Temp G.E. DRYERS • $159 95 I I 70 Olds 98 lux Sed , full pow , a1r 1971 PINTO 2 DR. It I I L 70 Chrysler Newport 4 Dr pow & a1r 1973 CHEV. lf2 TON P cit: up S x 15900 po we r W Fan GE Automatic 18 lb 1~------~-----------------· 1 Would L ke Add ttonallnforrnatton I 1 About Medocare Supplement 1 I t Unders1and There Is No Obhgahon 1 1 CITY I PHONE I 1 _.., HIS AGE , power st ee r ng mpa a B ue b u e v n y l r oof fact o y a r fXlWe st ee pow e brak es Sha p 2 Dr Com bmallon Oa yton OhiO 45415 Rutland r 1972 CHEV. 2 DR. HT , 73 Cadillac Cpe DeV1IIe power, a1r 73 Olds Cui Sup Cpe v-roof, au pow 71 Dodge Dart HT Cpe , V-8, auto ac k & au tom a c t a n s P ckup V 8 au to '5900 71 Cadillac Cpe DeVIlle, power, a1r 1971 FORD% TON 50 000 Warm Mommg CLIP AND MAIL TODAY FOR FREE FACTS MAIL TO SENIOR CITIZENS SERVICE AGENCY 8514 N Main St h 73 Cadillac Sed DeV1IIe rad lues a1r 72 Cadillac Sed DeV1IIe, power, a1r 4 Speed w th a FREEZERS GAS CIRCULATOR OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOUI<S 9 30 TO 12 2 10 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS) EAST COURT 0 T POMEROY 72 Cad1llac Sed DeV1IIe power, au 1971 PINTO 2 DR 15 cu It Chest Admual Insurance Co of Oh o RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 4211 Sen or c t zens here have an oppo tun ty to enrol n a un que "hosp tal and extended care p og am wh ch sup plemen1s Med care to pay the ever ncreas ng med cal You do not pay extra regard ess of age o cond ton Guaranteed renewab e for I f e can never be cancell ed by N. W. COMPTON. 0. D. USED CARS 1972 AM. MOTORS EXTRA SPECIALS have Even cove s CANCER ARTHR!T S HEAR T CONDIT ION DIABETE S or any olhe lness ALL ACC DENTS COVERED BENEFIT EFFECTIVE ON ENROLLMENT DATE NO WAITING PERIODS Big Capacity Maytag Agent Animal Science Jackson Th1s Monda) evenmg s top1cs w II be General Nutr ent Needs of Beef Calf to Cow and t;eneral Feedmg Programs The topics on Feb 18 will be Forage Spec1es and The Nutntion of the Beef Cow Herd on Feb 25 Nulnt on and Beef Cow Produchv1ty 1972 PINTO 3 DR. Ava1lable To SlOO A Day For Hospttal Expenses 365 Days After Med care Pays n extended care fad! t es He e s a I st of som e of the features no one too o d NO HEAL T H REQUIREMENTS protects you fo any cond I on you Next Door to the Jones Boys Beef school opens. soon as relentless predators Yel there 1s never a sense of the filmmaker explmtmg such gruesome details one reviewer po nts out The rev ewer also comments favorabl) on the humor wh1ch IS cut nto the him- a sea otter lymg on ts back and us1ng Its belly as a d mng table black bea rs work ng on a honey tree that refu ses to be pned apart and pel can s d v1n g as 1£ dehnous straight mto the sea to grab their prey Narrat on of the film IS by Rex Allen Vamshmg a reviewer Wildern ess states does not try to a fev. mmutes pad of go od an mal footage mto a feature length film Almost all of 1t has ment and one ends up wantmg more rather than less the reVIewer pomts out At Riggs YOU MUST BE ON MEDICARE Frank Gheen Sates Mgr $180000 BUILD YOUR ESTATE BY INVESTING IN ONE OF THE ABOVE PROPERT ES OUR SALES STAFF IS ALIVE DROP IN AND SEE 1ST H,AND SMALL FARMS NEEDED QUICK PLEASANT VALLEY Discharges S!l>lla Smith Gallipolis Ferry Mrs Lew s Taylor Galhpohs Irene Bowyer Pomt Pleasant Dav1d Tomlson Ashton Loman Jones Pmnt Pleasant Ada Brubaker Jackson Max Hanmng Henderson and Geraldme Greer New Haven WASHINGTON In a contmwng effort to relieve the fue shortage and avo d gas rattan ng Con gressman Clarence E Miller s spon sonng leg1slatwn to suspend auto emlsstons controls on cars regiStered m the areas of the country w1th no s1gmflcant auto related a1r pollutiOn problem Rep Miller sad temporary suspensiOn of such controls would ncrease gas mileage and produce demonstrated sav ngs of b llwns of gallons of gasoline over the suspended period The b11l provides that the con trois be removed from cars res1gereed n a designated 90pct of the country until June 30 1977 or unhl the President declare s that a petroleum shortage no longer ex1sts whtchever ts later The megalopolis from Boston to Wa sh ngton parts of Cahforma and metropolitan Phoerux and Tucson Anzona New Nature film coming to Meigs nesda y a nd rhursday mghls lhe him s well photographed and lS rammed w th nll> restmg footage of an mals n the1r natural SUI roundmgs Shot entirely m 35 nm t1 e p cture benef ls greatly from the m reased clar t) d sclosed m compa son to l6mn f lm Colm f1del ly and lack of gra n are noted m the process ng w th tl e 35 '" f1lm The work of A R Dubbs and Hemz Se1lmann as well as se v e r a l a ddll an a l photographers the f lm covers a Wide area from the Arct c to the Flonda Everglades Wh ie t treats some trad1t onal nature mov e subJects - tl e mass su c1de of len m ngs the up stre am p lgnmage of salmon - 1t also has some startm gly unfamiliar mater al The shots of an all1ga tor k lling and devour ng a rat auto emission controls Ve11!raos Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS - Samuel Robmson Rutland Em1ly Kuhn Mtddleport Kelhel Vtrg1I Hatfield Dexter Yarbrough Rutland Walll>r Coursey Pomeroy DISCHARGES - Belinda Ft tch Lowell Collins Cra1g Howard Mary Hendncks Sybil Green Joseph Bowland H umph ey M a nd M s M ke Ge lach Mr and M s F anc 5 Ande r son M s Jus ce ra Va n Coo n ey M a nd M s Geo ge Ba les M a d M s M y on Ba ey M and M r s am es B ewe M a nd M s Guy Cowa n M and M s Cha les Boy ! s M s Pu n Mr a nd M s C u ~ enk nson Mr an d M s A en Jenk. nson M and Mrs Ja m es Eul er M and M s MCJ u Chambe s M s J ack u ner F ed Ru h M a nd Mr s Cha es Wh e M d e d Beeso n B a dbu y Chur h o f Ch s t W a l ace R usse Don Ne so n K ng Bu Ide s Su pp y M ss Rh od a Ha I Roy P dd y Don Mu Ten A usl n Russe l Ka h y We n e L e Ovke om R ey Geo qe H acke tt Sr W I am M o s R ha d W t Ruby C ouch Fo e Su mm e s G eg Hayes Ph y s Mu len E a M':je Daug h e ty Ha o d De o k y ke Nea l an d Jane l Jac k Ca se y Ha ry Gohr ng R od Saue r Bo b Sout he rn Ja m es Cr swe l Abe Grueser T Johnson Robe t Poo e Art Sc hee ler W II am Neutz n g Da v d Ash ey Pau Goode Jer y War d J m Ha r s Frank M a l nos k L owe l Beaver Char es Scott Cha l@s Benne t W k e H o l ma n V ·g n a G ogao Ed h Abbe t G G Wern e A I ce G ant E ver ett Dav s M and Mrs R ch ar d M and M s M;a on Russe F en h M and M D on St e s M and Mrs Robe I Duckwo th M and M s Ed Cr ook s Re ed Gan dee Mr a nd M r s Cl yd W n es A I ce s Ce am cs Do oth y Ca dwel M s Fr ed Kess nge M s Beu a h Roush M and M s James Buc ha nan Mr and M La" ence Ha I M and M C eo Ke ns Joyc e Ke ns Mr and M s R c ha rd K ar L W Wa ke Ma shall Me M on Ha y Moore M Fa ey Pau M c E ha ney D a e Wa l bu n Eve e E w n Roscoe W se F eda Faehn e R c ha d Vaug h a n He man -l "lddox M De ah Mu lo d M a n d M s Cle o Bake M and M s Rober Lew s Phy I s Ha ke t M s L R W ey M s Ma y Lyons Tom K el y Da y Tho i\-Ja M C a y Dav s Gosney s Du d s a n d Suds An hony Russel Ja m es Wh t a ch and Vams hmg Wilderness one Uesnake - fangs and all of the e\\ nature documenta r) of a snak e b1rd spear ng and f lms w ll play at the Ma gs U en gulp ng down fish are Thea ter 1n Pomeroy Wed fasc matmg studies of an ma ls Miller would stop most Enrollment Open Here Cho ce of water temps Auto water level control L nt F Iter or Power Fin Ag tator • Perma Press Maytag Hill to of Heat Dryers Surround clolhes w th gentle even heat No hot spols no overdrylno F ne Mesh L nt F liter We Specialize 1n MAYTAG Red Carpet SerYice La te st contr buto s n c ude Ter esa Da v s M ax ne D a st M an d Mrs Jo hn Ze k le M and M s Gene Snow den M and M s Ja ck Hawl ey M and Mrs M ford H yse l M s M C W son V v an Wadde M and Mrs ra But che M and M s Rober I F she M and Mrs Edd e Bu k e tt M and M s Me zge M s da Bachn e M and M s Ha ry Ches h e S ephan L a ne M s Cec M dk f Mrs W am Oh l nge Genev ev e Sh e m a n Bel y Cl ne B F nk Don Reute Ben Dav d son Ste Ia Hayes Mr and M s Edga Reyno ds Ca I Lock e I G ace Haw e y Mr and M s L ela nd Brown Mr and M s Eve e l Ba chne Gra ce P ratt C a es Way la nd John Jelfe s M and Mrs Lew s Long Mrs R W Sax ton M s E v a H a rt ey Jo hn Tay o W I am Wa ne E eano Ze her M s F oyd R hodes M and M s Georg e M e M ss Hoschar J J C em ean s B Mun c y Don ald F ymye Mr and M s C P W ams M and M s E d ga Arnott Hubert Tay o Mr and Mrs Don Rou sh K e h Gob e M and M s John K a w scz yn Me gs Area farmers are mv1ted to at!l>nd the Me1gs Area Beef School Monday evemngs ~ eb 11 18 and 25 from 7 30 to 9 30 p m at the Va-Ag room at Me1gs H gh School Speakers w1il beD ck Smtih and Chlcago 11 no s are accordmg to Miller the only Exll>ns10n Ammal Sc1ent1st areas of the U S where auto Ohio State Untvers1ty and emtss10ns controls are Mike Gould Area Ex11!ns10n genumely needed for public health Most of the separate States m the r entirety have no a1r pollutwn problem from cars wh1ch adversely affect the residents of that Stale Miller sa1d It IS 1rrespons ble to perstst m reqlllrtng emtsstons controls on cars m these areas at the expense of millions of gallons of gasoline wasted each materially and every day contr1butmg to the gasoline shortages that cause suffermg and mconveruence to mtll1ons of Amen cans at thiS tune Further Congressman Miller sa 1d the em1ss10ns bill Will forestall unwarranted attacks on the Clean Atr Act and wh1le 1! w II help to responsibly relieve the fuel shortage will preserve the Act a ct ory a f{\a t ad o 4 d oo as a v1tal environmental bra kes safeguard SUPPLEMENT INSURANCE MOBILE HOMES Ole may contact these indiVIduals At the Feb 22 meet ng the staff of the local cen!l>r and volunteers will help semor clhzens 1n flll ng out ap pllcattons Persons now rece1vmg state ass1stance do not have to make apphcat10n as they "Ill he transferred automahcally All sen or Clltzens or persons who are blind or disabled are reque sted to atlend th e meeting to f nd out I they are eligtble for benef ts If necessary transportatiOn w1ll be provided by calling 992-7886 or 992 7884 program volunteers are now bem g recru ted Volunteers other accomtts This ranges wtll orgamze pub! c meetmgs from $1 500 for a smgle person of aged bimd and disabled to to $2 250 for a mamed couple explam supplemental secunty People can also have money mcome and w II help seek out commg m and sllll get sup people I kely to be elig ble piemental secunty ncome through names referred them For earned mcome mdividuals for contact are eligtble for SSI If they Any nd1v1dual or groups who make below $365 a month and would like to volun!l>er m an for couples $005 a mooth effort to fmd eligible recipients Apar I from earn ngs a for SSl should contact Mrs person may have other mcome Pearl Welker or Mrs Eleanor such as soc1al security Thomas at 992 7886 or 992 7884 veterans compensation work or M1ke Abels at 373-3593 man s compensatiOn and Restdents needmg more 1n pens1ons From these sources formatiOn on the program also an mdtvldual may recetve up to $160 a month and a couple $230 a month and still be eligible for SSI In order to locate and mform people m the area of the new m the forms of savmgs and MEDICARE I nanc ng available AU1omat o d E G mo e Es he area served by the squad have Ha Ba rk er M ar e Pos t ewa C been contacll>d VIa letter t11s C Cud<. le Mr a nd Mr s B F week for acttve partlclpatiOn n T urner R oscoe F fe R W Gu hr c J D Powe Am os the dnve Sor el sa be a Pov e I Da BERRY'S WORLD • LARRY'S 1500 00 a E-R f-und tops $1 0, 000 In only two weeks due to excellent pubhc 1esponse the ' new emergency ambulance fund of the M ddlep01 t F 1re surance that you carry There IS only one wtll pay for 80 pel of the remauung x Department has ._,one over the $60 deducttble that must be met and pa d charges for all covered outpatient $10 000 figure hosp1tal services you rece1ve for by you each year Contnbutwns n the dnve to Medicare Part B med1cal msurance When a medical msurance cla un 1s ra1se funds for the new truck sent m you ll receive a statement w1ll also help pay for up to 100 Home which would conform to showmg your use of medical msurance Health v1s1ts each calendar year without standards sel by tl e Na twnal beneftts Thts statement mdicates how the pnor hosp1talizatton that IS reqmred H1ghway Safe!) Act contmue to much of your medical expense has been under Part A of Medicare when certam < arr ve at the f re department credited to your $60 deductible and the cond1t10ns are met Included n the headquarters and at the amomtt of 80 pet heneftt payments made med1cal msurance coverage for Home departments posl office box on your behalf tf any You can always Health are part-tune nursmg care Box 144 m M dd leport use the latest explanatiOn-of henef ts phys1cal therapy speech therapy and Firemen are n ore than statement you rece1ve to show your medical soctal services Your Part B enthusiastic m the r pra1se of doctor and the hospital when they want to coverage does not pay for full-tune the public n respond ng to tl e kno" how much of the $60 deductible has nursmg care med1callons personal request for funds !hey had comfort or converuence terns or meals been met and pa1d hoped to make the new truck a Medicare Part B coverage helps to deh\ered to yQur home source of commumty pr de The hospital w1ll make the ap pay for medical or surg1cal fees charged through public participation by a doctor both as an mpat1ent and an flh cat on on your behalf for the and the1r hopes arc bemg more outpatient Other serv1ces performed by Medicare payment and w11l charge you than realized and n a very the physlctan which are covered mclude for any part of the $60 deductible you short span of !Jme diagnostiC tests and procedures medical have not met plus 20 pet of the Merchant contr buhons are supplies and medications that cannot he remanung charges for the hosp1tal not commg m as qu1ckly as outpatient serv•ces All hospttal self-adlllll1lstered had expecll>d but are firemen Servtces not covered under Part B of Medicare charges are sent n for you the begmnmg to arr ve One firm Medtcare mclude rout ne ph)Stcal patient by the hospital ousmess office at presented $500 th s week exammatlons eye exammatwns for Holzer Med1cal Center Medicare pays 80 Orgamzallons and ch bs m the prescnbmg f tt ng or changmg pet of your charges directly to eyeglasses and umnumzattons unless the hosp1tal after your $60 deductible has directly related to an InJury or an un been met and pa1d All phys1c1an fees both mpat1ent and mediate nsk of mfectwn such as a outpatient most be reported to Medicare tetanus shot g1ven after an m]ur) Your MediCare Part B medtca I m by you along w1th the bill or receipt For surance helps pay for certain outpat1ent your converuence all Med1care forms servtces for both dtagnosts and treat are available at the hospital busmess men! Outpatient hospital coverage m off1ce We hope th1s bnef revtew of the eludes laboratorv tests X ray and highlights of your MediCare health m radiology emergency room medtcal descnbmg both the surance coverage supplies such as splmts and casts and other diagnostic procedures Alter the Part A hospital msurance and Part B $60 deductible has been met Medicare med cal msurance pas been helpful • set up hook up •6450 12 yr h SSI meeting set in Pomeroy DONORS LISTED - RACINE Subm1 ttmg 'tlonations toward the purchase •ofRacme s Emergency vehicle -were Farmer s Bank & :&lvings Floyd Farrar Mr :lind Mrs CarlE Lee Warner s :Insurance Agency S1dney purst Ethel Sarson Ira oBeegle Frances Hew1tt :bethlehem Bapt1st Church :ltoberl W Lewts Dallas Htll !Sara E Philbnck Roger G :11JelSS Verna Circle Wtlly fig ott Ewmg s Fmteral Home Olr1sste Powell Cora Beegle llh~rley Beegle Arthur H lleegle Mr and Mrs Ralph j'dcKenzte Vern M Beegle ~r and Mrs Kenneth Wtlt ftda Norr1s Mr and Mrs harence Profitt Mr and Mrs tltville Rhodes D1x1e SJmth )nd Morris Chapel Church DON'T READ THIS month ncome 4 un t apart ment bu d ng n M dd eport on good street out of h gh wate All furn shed for on l y $35 000 00 IN THE COUNTRY - IS lfc SEW ING MACHINES Repa r serv ce a makes 992 228.4 The Fab c Shop Pomeroy Author zed s ng er Sa es ar d Serv ce we Sllarpen Sc nor 3 29 I c - - - - - ------ - SYRACUSE - Love y 2 yr old home 3 B R Idouble MANY PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE FROM ANSWER TO YOUR REAL ESTATE PROBLEMS CAN BE FOUND HERE HENRY ~ CLELAND BROKER 992 2259 C BRADFORD Au c oneer Compete Serv ce Phone 949 3821 Rae ne Oh o C tt Bradford 5 tfc --- b m4 Medicare Health Insurance Ph 992 5271 Pamtmg A Specialty Stop In and See Our Floor Display Feb repo~:,;,rt::::::s~i:;~.''' "'.~'''i.''~'~i~:,v~~h-::;x-::.·~,,,,,,,,,,,,,~,:,::::-«~ ~ ~.,,m,,,,,,,:-:~,,::t::~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~,,,,,,,,~,,,,,,,~~h - Body Shop L ncoln H1ll Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES Your hospital Gene's FURNITURE Ma son W Va J 5554 7 Buys. •• Gas & Electr Ranges 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy and MATERIALS CO Used furniture $1399 owne new ca t ade n good s I n e I es spo t ess eiln n e a sm a I V 8 en g ne a u om a c an s T h e o h s e he a h p ce R e ta Book Va ue $1625 . HOGG & ZUSPAN Special 4 Doo POMEROY HOME & AUTO Del vered to JobS te t h s one For Rent FR I DA Y A ND SA TURD A Y F E B RU A RY 8 THROUGH 9 TR U CKL OA D SALE OF V NG F A CTORY SE CO N D ROOM SUITE S SA VE 30 PCT TO SO PC T SA L E S F R D A Y A N D SA T URDA Y F EBRU A RY 8 THR O UG H 9 9 A M T O 8 PM PLUS BI G SAV IN GS O N AL L FU R NITU R E A ND UP HOL S TE RY S U P PL ES IN ST O RE S ALSO G U A R A NT E ED 8 T RACK STE R EO T AP E S O N LY $2 50 EAC H N E W ARGE REC L N N G CH A IR TO B E G IVEN AWAY COME N REG STER NO PUR CHASE NE CE SSARY DR A W NG S A 6 PM SATURD AY FE B 9 YOU NEED NOT BE PRE SENT TO WIN POMEROY RECOVE R Y 622 E MA N STREE POMEROY PHONE 99 2 WOOD TRUSSES SHOP THE RUTLAND BARGAIN CENTER V 8 en g ne au oma c ans pow er see ng 4 whee d ve w t h ock ng I I hubs Re a book va ue $19/5 Buy b ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED Sutlt 1o Your SpEtcs In Memory Steve Snowden 992 715S M ddleport Business Services YOU N GS TOWN k c h en s nk w h a u(e t s SSO ga s an ge \ 40 r ef g e a or $4 0 A I n qood ond 1 on See a 256 So Fou h Ave M dd l epor 1 fc DEADLINES RE SOLUT ON No 443 H ANNUAL APPROPRIATION RESOLUT ON For Sale H&R FIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' D Karr & Van Zandt sedan V 8 st anda d transm ss on You II L1k e Our Qual1ty Way of Do ng Busmess See Ray R1ggs or Roger R1ebel RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 located on St Rt 7 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evemngs Unlll6 00-T1l 5 p m Sat Chester 0 .. �~ • • • ' I .. ...... ' '"~]V";~i;;~";;'h"ighest smoke stack scheduledfor new power plant PT. PLEASANT - The highest smoke stack in the nation, 1,200 feet up, will dissipate smoke from Project 1301 when it goes on the line in 1977. Project 1301 are the words presen Uy used by the Appalachian Power Co . to designate its recently an nounced power plant near New Haven, according to John W. Vaughan, Appalachian Power Co. executive vice president, who fielded questions about the plant at the Red Carpet Inn near here Thursday night. An estimated 100 guests from West Virginia and Gallia and Meigs Counties in Ohio attenced. Environment was a main concern of the people from New Haven area . The economic impact - most welcomed - was the concern of those from Point Pleasant. The plant, to be named later, will produce 1.3 million kw of power and will cost $420 million. Vaughan estimated the construction payroll In excess of $135 million for up to 2,500 workers over a 3\2-year period. The plant will burn West Virginia low-sulfur coal, 3.8 million tons annually - but exactly where the coal will be mined caonot be aonouoced. "We are concerned about the environment," Vaughan said, in response to a query, "Are we in New Haven going lo be covered with coal dust'" Last night's meeting, one I II & COTTON SINGLE KNITS I I I I I I I For Summer 60" Wide $249 Yd. ! See It Now While The Snow Flies! l \ I _____ _. , Another environmental fear expressed was that the cooling tower might increase humidity in the area and cause a permanenl fog over the area. Albert Moore, manager of APCO's John Amos station near Nitro, said that plant's plant will employ 150 people after construction with an annual payroll of some $1.35 million. He added the coal used there will provide jobs for 1,500 miners at an annual payroll of ll4 million . towers have 'caused no such Donald V. Moore , of Gallipolis, will be the construction project engineer for the new plant. problems there. As for a permanent impact on the area, Vau~han News. said the • • • zn Briefs (Continued from page By Uolted Press lnternatlona1 Two truck drivers were shot the leg near the Elyria exit on and wounded, one critically, in the Ohio Turnpike Horn told Ohio early today as independent the Ohio Highway Patrol. drivers continued a strike de- The Patrol is investigating spite a tentative agreement the incidents, the first shooting reached Thursday to end the and wounding of truckers in work stoppage. The strike has Ohio since the st<ort of the also idled nearly 23,000 Ohioans work stoppage, protesting high and closed eight plants. diesel fuel prices and low Lawrence Huff, 48, New freight rates . Wawrford, Ohio, was shot in George E. Rynn, president of the stomach while driving his the Council of Independent rig on Ohio 11 near East Truckers, said Thursday night Liverpool. He was driving a at his Barberton office that he tanker truck for the Ray Mold- had been told by an anonymous er Carrier Corp. , Canton, when caller that a group of Teamsnipers opened fire on his rig sters were on their way from and another that had been Pittsburgh to break up the following close behind, police strike . Rynn then turned the office said. Another driver, Bobby Horn. into an armed camp. "All you 1) - Rynn. "The only thing I can Washington Memorial Parkway in Virginia. Nixon was being say to the Teamsters is come driven via the Capital Beltway, which encircles Washington, to on, come on. H they want it, Bethesda Naval Medical Center in suburban Maryland. they're goin g to get it." KUWAJT- FIVE ARAB GUERRILLAS ENDED their two, Rynn rej ct:~ed t.h~ agreement day occupation of the Japanese Embassy tOday, freed aU 12 reached in Washington and demanded a rollback in fuel pric- remaining hostages and drove to the airport to join ~our other commandos aboard a special Japnese aorhner for a fhght out of es . "At one time I was optimis- the country. Japanese Ambassador Yoshit.aka Ishikawa, one of ~e tic," he said. "I'm a cynic now. hostages. said at a brief news conference unmed1ate]y after his "The government knew about release around noon: "! am very happy that the Kuwa1t HEVERSE LAYUP - Clruck Follrod, who got 9 points In this problem back in ~em­ authorities were able to protect us and obtain our release. The the game goes in for a reverse layup against Pt. Pleasant Jr. ber, " he said. "Six weeks later armed men treated us quite well and appeared to be calm all the High at Meigs Jr . High Thursday afternoon. Frank Cook of they've done absolutely nothing, time ." Point is out of the action. Meigs lost 41-34. although they told us they'd do a lot for us . "I'm broke and I was broke when we started, so this will go on indefinitely," he said. "Then I'm going on wellare. (Continued from page I) I've been paying for it all my development, dry cleaning has guys that don't have weapons, life, so I might ~ -~ "'"'11'." declined in the past few years. At times there have been four or five outlets in the two communities. An avid golfer, Robbie has program for the Meigs County Officials point out that served as president of both the headway is being made. Since Chester and Pomeroy Golf Heart Fund . Mrs. Margaret Neuman will the early 1960's, coronary care Clubs. He is a sports enthusiast head the program over WMPO, units have reduced the in- and loves good professional and according to plans now, the hospital death rate from heart entertainment, particularly activities will be carried out atl<lck by abeut 30 per cent; it is big bands with the sound of hits through remote control with a reported. Emergency care for from the yesteryears. headquarters to be located heart patients has also been on Working closely with her probably in Pomeroy. Mrs . the upswing, officials state. husband in conducting the Neuman has headed the radio business operations over the program which accepts heart years has been Mrs. Robinson, fund pledges for a number of the former Marie Schorn. Mr. years. Co-chairpersons for this and Mrs. Robinson have year's fund drive are Mrs. resided in their attractive James Soulsby and Ralph home at 175 Mulberry Avenue Werry . since 1940. They have two In last year's drive $3,608.59 children - a son, John, of By Ml'll. Herbert Roush was raised for the Meigs Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sayre of Arlington Heights, Ill., with 1 GOT IT- That's what Ed Nibert of Pt. Pleasant is saying after recovering a loose ball as County Heart Branch. This Antiquity were Sunday dinner Reynolds Metals,. and a Meigs' Doug Browning ( 44) and J . Holland of Point had missed it. included $130 from business guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert daughter, Mary Robinson houses; $41, memorials; Sayre. Danny Sayre also Dudek, who resides at Mentor $009.22 from Heart Sunday visited the Sayi " ' Sunday. where she has resumed her Emerson Hysell door -to-door solications; Melanie Walding, Syracuse, teaching career, presently $2,561.60 from special events Lori Theiss of Dorcas were working in kindergarten. John of Rutland dies and $260.71 from miscellaneous Sunday afternoon guests of has four children and Mary has For Meigs, Greg Witte led Pt. Pleasant Junior High RUTLAND Emerson activities. The goal this year Sharon and Cindy-Roush. three. with 13 markers, Chuck basketball team defeated has not been officially deterIn past years, the genial Hysell, 84, formerly of Meigs at Middleport Thursday Follrod 9, Brent Stanley and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush mined but branch officials are called on Mrs. Gladys Shields Robinson served as president Rutland, died Thursday at the Kelly Winebrenner 4 each and 41 to 34. hoping for a greater response . and Mrs. Edna Roush at of the Civic Club. This Monterey Nursing Inn at Grove Gene Halley and Doug Meigs led at hall time 19 to Funds collected during Racine Sunday afternoon. preceded the Pomeroy City. Browning 2 each. Meigs shot 12 Mr. Hysell was born here 14, only to go cold in the third February will support Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre Chamber of Commerce, for May 1, 1889, the son of the late quarU!r and score two points out of 15 from the free throw educational and community called on Mr. and Mrs . Gordon Big gun for Pt. Pleasant wa:: line. programs as well as research. Wolle and Mr. and Mrs. which he helped draw up plans. Oscar and Carline Hysell. He Ed Nibert who led all scorer:; Meigs earlier defeated Pt. Research is being stressed Clarence Proffitt at Portland Currently, Robinson serves as was also preceded in death two with 15. Other scorers for the Pleasant at Pt. Pleasant by two chairman of the Meigs County years ago by his wife, Leafie since heart and blood vessel Sunday afternoon. winners were J. Martin with 9, points. The game Thursday diseases afflict one out of every Regional Planning Com- Might Hysell, and a son. He J. Withers 5, A. Vaughn and J. was played before the student eight Americans and more mission. He served on the was a retired car inspector of Holland 4 each and J . Jewell 2. body. Meigs General Hospital Board the New York Central than 1,000,000 will die as a Railroad. result this year. of Trustees. Surviving are a son, Dana C. Robbie feels that he'll have no trouble with retirement. He Hysell, Grove City; a brother, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harris enjoys leisure time, golfing, Narley, Middleport Route I; a The Meigs Marauder Girls from there. Leading scorer for of Xenia, Ohio and Mrs. Arnold and plans to do a bit of sister, Mrs. Rose Moeller of basketball team dominated the Trimble was Miss Zimmer Thoralson of Cedarville, 0 ., traveling. Syracuse; two grandsons and Trimble Tomkittens, 57-25, in with 17 points. called on Mr. and Mrs. Homer " cage action at the Larry R. Tonight-Sat .-Sun. ·The Marauder girls, at 5-2, However, Robbie will be 12 great-grandchildren. Circle, Verna and Wavie Circle missed downtown. He's one of ·Funeral services will be held Morrison Gymnasium Thurs- will travel to Logan Saturday Feb. 8-9-10 on Sunday night. those people who has always at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Hysell day evening. The Marauders, for an 11 a.m. encounter with BANG THE DRUM Mr. and Mrs. James Circle of been nice to everyone. Those Run Free Will Methodist paced by the scoring of Mary tlie Chieftains. The Logan SLOWLY New Haven called on Mary kind are always missed. (Technicolor) Church with the Rev. Cecil Weyersmiller and Pam game will be the toughest of the Michael Moriarty Circle on Sunday afternoon. Wise officlating. Burial will be Vaughan, jumped out to a 211-5 season to date according to Robert DeN ira Mrs. Carl Circle, -Patrece, in the Miles Cemetery. Friends first quarter lead and rolled ;., Meigs Mentor Joy BenUey. Jerrod and Jason visited her may call at the Rawlings-Coats Mark Harris Classic .Meigs 20 10 15 12-57 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene American novel, utilizes the Funeral Home in Middleport SQUAD OUT TWICE Trimble 5 8 7 6---25 world · of professional Yost of Oak Grove on Friday, any time after 10 a.m. Meigs Ash 4-J-9, B. The Middleport E-R sqpad baseba II as a backdrop to Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Saturday. ·was called Thursday at 2:34 Vaughan 2-1-5, Weyersmlll~r 9explore human relationships Allan Taylor on Sunday were & friendships. p.m .- for ' Emtly Kuhn, a 2-20, White 2-0-4, !'~Vaughan 7Mrs. Maxine Rose and son, medical patient, who was 1-15, Seth !)..().(), Maue o-o-o, NOW YOU KNOW Plus Brent, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Walt Disney taken to Veterans Memorial Brauer 1-0-2, Bego 0-0-0, Washington, D.C., has 1.281 Hudson and Joy, Mr. and Mrs. Cartoons telephones for every person Hospital and admitted. At 8:49 Manley !)..().(). SELF-CONTROL Frank Huson and Toni, all of Trimble - Zimmer 8-1-17, compared with a national a.m. today the squad went to THE PAINTER Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Shelby COOLVILLEMrs. Ella r,;, Andrews 0-1-1, Bingman 1-0-2, North Fifth St. for Florency MOTH&FLAME Pickens and family of Clark, 81, Coolville, passed average of .627> per person. Hanning. Olbers 0-1-1, Jones 2-0-4. Syracuse, and Mr. and Mrs. away Thursday morning at Show Star-ts 7 p.m. Warren Rose, RD Racine. Camden•Clark Hospital in I Parkersburg following an extended Illness. Born in Troy Twp., Athens County, Mrs. Clark was .,the daughter of the late Wllliam and Ella Cunningham Bingman. She was a member of the Ireland Congregational Church and the Fiedlity of Rebekah • Lodge 886, Coolville. She was also a former member of the Troy Grange. Mrs. Clark was also Save during our remnant day sale this week end preceded in death by a son and three daughters. special sale on womens and girls wear- mens and boys She is survived by her wear - .cosmetics a'nd notions. Furniture - .and special husband, Ray Clark, Coolville; sale prices at Elberfelds Warehouse on Mechanic Street. a daughter, Mrs. Lois Daugherty, Coolville; two sisters, Mrs. Norma Brandeberry, Coolville, and Mrs. Grace Kennedy, Columbus, Ind.; seven grandchildrim, eight great-grandchildren and Mediterranean Cred.enza TV . 22" diagonal picture. Full to severe! nieces and nephews. the floor credenza design. Bold, expressive detailing . Services will be Saturday at 2 Classi c Pecan grain finish on hardboard and select hard p.m. at the White Funeral wood-solids. Accents of molded simulated wood material. Casters . JO''e" H, JJ'h' ' W. 161Js'J D. Model XU7113JP Home here with the Rev. Roy Deeter officiating. Burial will follow in the Coolville Cemetery. Friends may call any time at the funeral home. Memorial rites will be held \Qnight at 7:30 by the Fidelity ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. of Rebekah Lodge. Robinson Heart Fund on air Feb. 25 I I to keep animals POLYESTER resident's concern about coal dust from the plant's coalloading facility, AEP Service Corp. el\vironment<ol engineer Robert Reeves said it will be in compliance with West Virginia " fu gi tive " du st s tan ards. 41. Flint, M1ch., was shot in either get them or leave ," said II Deadline noted BEAUTIFUL 99.1 pel. of particulate matwr from smok e before it is discharged, and low-sulfur coal and the highest smoke stack In the country. more than 1,200 feet high. to keep sulfur dioxide levels within sl<lndards. As for th e New Haven Snipers hit two Ohio rig drivers February 25 has been set for th e annual all-day radio Just Arrived! .__ APCO spokesman said, was to introduce the plant to U'.e area, and substituted for groundbreaking ceremonies. He said specific plans call for a cooling tower to prevent heat pollution in the Ohio River , a precipil<ltor that will remove Written applications for permission to House Livestock in the village of Syracuse must be submitted by the end of February. Applications for permits may be sent to Ed Neutzli~g , Troy Zwilling or Henry Hill. According to the terms of the ordinances, permits must be obtained each year. There IS no charge . DAVTOMEET Meigs Chapter 53, Disabled American Veterans, will meet for an oyster supper at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the chapter home on Butternut Ave ., Pomeroy. George S. Dodd, commander of the ninth district of the Department of Ohio will be present and will meet Chapter officers at 6 p.m. All members are requested to attend. Little things keep popping up? Open a Checking Account. Keep the records straight. Checks are legal receipts. JC"J And instant money for short hops. v-...--. Carmel News, By the Day Tomkittens dwnped 57-25 MEIGS THEATRE MOTOROLA . Elberfelds In Pomeroy Open friday Night and Saturday Night Until 9 P.M. pomeroy rutland pomeroy national bank the bank or the cenlury established 1872 -FDIC MAIN OFFICE Mon ., Tues ., Wed ., Thurs . 9a .m. 3p .m . Friday 9 a .m . to 7 p.m . Saturday 9 a.m . to 12 Noon RUTLAND BRANCH · Mon .. Tues., Wed ., SM .• 9 a.m .-3 p.m . "thursday 9 a .m . to 12 Noon Frin~ v 9 a .m . to 7 p .m . A hometown friend. FLU WIDESPREAD ATLANTA (UP!) - Innuenza·like outbreaks, primarily affecting school age children and appearing to spare urban 2reas, were reported in 17 sl<ltes Saturday · by the National Center for Disease Control. Tycoon Lake Rd . and Rt. 554 and Vaughn Rd .. and an extension of the line from the Holiday Inn across U. S. 35 bypass. On hand for the closing and con-, struction conference were of£icials of the Farmers' Home Administration, trustees of the water association , representatives from SIECO Inc., engineering firm for the system, and construction company per- sonnel. FHA will provide the financing for the addition through arrangements with the First National Bank, Ohio Valley Baok and Commercial and Savings Bank. A Morehead, Ky. firm, AA-DA-RR Construction , will con; truct the 40 mile extension at a cost of $3>3,521. 76. Darrell Alderman represented his company at the pre-construction conference . Philpot Also Save on Hoover Electric Fry Pans • Toasters· Sweepers· And At The Warehouse on Hoover Spin-Drying Washers WERNER RADIO &T.V. .. El~erfelds In Pomeroy ~- !' Welding Company ot London, Ky ._ will provide the tanks at a cost' oi $114,060. Phase II of the Gallia Cow1iy Rural W~ter System consists of 40 miles which extends from Mercerville to Eureka. In all, 500 customers . will be Udded to the main tine. Areas affected will be Kerr· Harrisburg Rd ., Bidwell-Rodney and Fairview Roads, Lawless-Prospect Rd ., Rt. 160, north to ThompSon Rd., Grover Rd. extension, Little Kyger Rd., FairfieldCanwnary Rd., Mitchell Rd., Eureka, Mercerville, Shoestring Ridge , Raccoon Rd., Little Bullskin Rd ., Wood's Mill Rd., Teens Run Rd., Bladen, Kemper Hollow Rd., Plants Subdivision on Bulaville Rd ., Rodney-Cora Rd., Rt. 325 and Rt. 141 including Southweswrn High School, White Oak Rd. and Pleasant Valley Rd . •,•,•;o;+;•;•;.;•;•;•;•;•;-;x;.-~::,.-.:(«.'-X_·~<.O:.:O_....."':;::_.;_o;,.~;,._Vo'$$;,"'{'; f ~.~ ' ' i ' I. ~,.·",. 1 ·~ '} ' I .. , ~ ~. 0 '0 0 l ·:·x::::··::;:;:::~~>;:~;;~w,**'o;:;;;:;_~ . + Weather l'our l11vited (iue.~t R eilching More Th"" 12,000 tmts Chance of snow £1urries Sunday south. Continued cold. Low Sunday night in low 20s. Snow possible Monday. F<Jmilie.~ Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohw Vallev 5 SECTIONS 30 PAGES VOL. 9 NO. 2 Gallipolis-Point Pleasant . - SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1974 Gasoline supplies tight Rt. 35 plan approved in Washington FUN TIME -Using plastic swirrunlng pools for sleds Friday, during the first snowfall of the season were, 1-r, front, In pool, Chryl Russell, Ricky Patterson and Karen Hemsley; back, Joe Bob Hemsley and Kim Pattel'llon . Walkout continues Drugs valued at $15,000 t~en POMEROY - Marijuana, cocoaine, and other illegal drugs valued at $15,000 were seized Friday night in a raid of an apartment In Carpenter by Meigs County Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach, Deputy Robert Beegle, Athens County Sheriff Paul Brown and five other Athens deputies. The apartment was occupied by Robert Alexander who is confined in Athens County Jail on a related charge that originated in Athens County. A Volkswagen was impounded and two Athens County girls were taken into cus'tody and questioned earlier in connection willl the raid. , Sheriff Hartenbach praised the "wonderful cooperation" and ass\l!tance given him and his department by Sheriff Brown and deputies. window of a residence across the street. Wellston police also investigated a similar explosion complaint at the residence of beard member Roger Rader. Both occurred shortly after 2 a.m. Thursday. Rev. Buckley announced his resignation early Thursday morning while Rader announced his resignation by radio. During a meeting of the remaining beard members Thursday night, holdover member Allen Griffith moved that all remaining members, he, Lois Hill and Roy Hamilton, submit their resignations. That action would clear the. way for the Jackson County Probate Court to name a wholly new board. Griffith's motion died for a lack of second. Mrs. Hill, who was appointed president pro-tem, then proceeded to conduct the meeting before a tumultuous gathering at the Prins Building . Shortly after the board attempted to adjourn into an executive session for negotiations with teachers and administrators, Ralph Crabtree, the controversial business manager and former board member, left the meeting. Crabtree was seen running down the hillside and across Pennsylvania Avenue where a Weliston police cruiser and a Jackson County sheriff's patrol car were stationed. Crabtree enwred the W~llston cruiser and was joined by his wife and daughter. Police took them 1!1 her home. Crabtree has been a center of the controversy before and during the strike. He resigned from the school beard last month after three men who favored his stand on beard policy and school administration were elected last November. They named Crabtree, a former teacher in the system, to a newly..:reated ·business manager's post at an annual salary of $15,498. Last week, the beard attempted to increase Crabtree's pay to $18,000 per year. The Ohio Education Association has charged Crabtree is making a "power grab" to control the schools . Meanwhile, according to the UP!, the Yote by the Wells\Qn Board of Education to not renew the contracts of its superintendent and all its principals was termed " deplorable" Saturday by the Ohio (Continued on page 2) ., PRICE 20 CENTS Pomeroy -Middleport POMEROY - Gasoline supplies in customers Satw-d~:~ y. Some others felt they Meigs County Saturday dwindled rapidly . had a supply whi ch would run through No one in authority could predict how hard Satw·day and maybe Monday . Several of it would be to buy gas Monday in view of these indicated they have been promised the independent truckers' work stoppage. new supplies of gasoline Monday but were Some stations were out of gasoline doubtful if delivery could be made. completely . One was out Saturday Stations open r eported a heavy volume morning after having imposed a $2 on business. The Ellis and Son Station in maximum purchase the past several days. lower Middleport sold $3.500 worth of Those out of gasoline were open to do gasoline fr om Wednesday through Friday repair work. night. The station had a $4 maximum in Several operators indicated they had effect in order to try to serve as many only enough gas on hand to supply customers as possible . Attendants at one Pomeroy station and another at an outlying station reporterl they had no limit on the amount of gasoline customers could purchase . A spokesman at Landmark said the station received a truckload Friday and had plenty of gas. The outlying station, Evelyn's on the Rutland road , reported also a delivery Friday night. No limit was being imposed WEL!.'>TON - Schools here were expected to remain closed Monday despite the threat that the city school beard will invoke the Ferguson act. City Solicitor Henry Willard has until Monday to take necessary sU!ps to reopen the schools by filing orders for temporary and permanent injunctions to give notice lo the teachers and administrators that the Ferguson Act will be invoked. Teachers and all administrators walked out Tuesday following the firing of six administrators. Picket lines were established and all certificated and noncertificated employees observed the strike. Meanwhile, the rapidly deteriorating Wellston School situation literally exploded Thursday. According to the Wellston Sentry, two members of the Wellston School beard, the Rev. Earl Buckley, president and Roger Rader, abruptly resigned Thursday afwr mysterious explosions occurred outside their homes. An unknown explosion occurred in the front yard of the Buckley home. The explosion tore a hole in the Buckley yard and sent a piece of metal flying through the .. .... . \ ......... PRE:ComirnuCTION CONFERENCE - Officials from the FHA, SIECO Engineering firm, and AA-DA-RR Construction Friday participated in a preconstruction conference for the 40 mile extension to the Gallia County Rural Water System. Attending, Ito r, front, were Atty . Richard Roderick, Jr., representing Atty. R. William Jenkins; Ishmael Gillespie, Gallia County Water Assn . pres1dent, and Vernon McNair, FHA supervisor for Gallia County ; back, Ralph Voorhis, Regional Director, FHA; Eric Fails, FHA; Darrell Alderwan, AA-DA-RR Construction; Glendon Deal, FHA engineer; Walter Neal, Gallia County Water Association trustee and John McCaulay, S!ECO, Inc. ·... ~=::~. oe cue =o::i:!:~:;e;;o•s:::::~:=~::::::::.~::~.:-":=-:o":::&~::::::«::::::::::-::~:::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::: Meigs goes cold died Thursday WiTit youR AffAiRS. KANAUGA - Announcem_w t.of Phase III, a second increment of 40 mitis of new water mains for the Gallia County Rural Water System, was made Friday here following the official loan closing for Phase II. A pre-construction conference followed the loan closing for the 40-mile additon of Phase II. Ishmael Gillespie, wat er system president, said plans are already in the making to place an additional40 miles onto the system following completion of Phase II . Roads and areas proposed in Phase III are : Frederick Rd., R!. 554 from Denver Walker's Farm to the old Kyger Church ; Africa Rd., Roush Rd. and Ward Rd. in Cheshire Twp. ; Bear Run Rd ., Sugar Creek. Rt. 588. Safford School Rd., Jackson County to Centerpoint and Rt . 279, Harrisburg Rd. to Kerr, Busby Point Rd., Fairview News Notes Ella E. Dark ~kEEp Up Another 40-mile water system addition planned COLUMBUS - State Transportation Director J. Phillip Richley said Saturday his Highway Division has received design approval for the long-pending relocation of US 35 between Canwrville and Oh1o 160m Gallia County near Holzer Medical Center from the Federal Highway Administration . A Highway Division public hearing on the proposed design was held m Galhpohs abeut 14 months ago. The relocation corridor had been approved Aug . 14, 1910 following a Highway Division public location hearing in Gallipolis in May of 1970. Maps, sketches and all other information concerning the proposed fourlane, limited access highway are available lo the public for viewing at the ODOT district office, Muskingum Drive, Marietta . and that s tation has never been without gasoline. Welker's Ashland Station on Pomerov 's New furnace is - planne~ NEW HAVEN, w. Va.- The Board of Directors of Foow Mineral Company has approved a capital expenditure program of $0.9 million for expansion and modernization of its Graham Plant near here. DUNCAN H. CAMPBELL The project announced by John C. COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Wolfe, plant manager, includes inDuncan H. Campbell, assistant vice sl<lllation of a modern 27 MVA submerged arc electric furnace to produce silicon president, public relations departmnt base ferroalloys, equipped with the most of the Ohio Bell Telephone Co., effi.cient fume collection facilities Cleveland, ·is the speaker for apavailable. This addition , -wil!l.l!!'_eviously proximately 220 Gallla Academy High announced facilities currently under School seniors at commencement construction, will enable this plant lo meet exercise at 2:30p.m. Sunday, May 26 at all State and Federal air pollution control Lyne Center, Rio Grande College. Mr. Campbell began his career with Ohio regulations. Startup of the new facility is projected Bell In 1958 after receiving his Master . - for mid-1975 and will result In the Graham of Arts Degree from Ohio State Plant bec9ming one of the most modern University. He has served Ohio Bellin Columbus, Toledo and Dayton. ferroalloy operations in the country. Martin, operations suprvisor, and Lindsey L. Lyons, general manager . Their report, summarized: All growth in the district should be compiled from June of 1971, when total custQmrs dropped to a low of I ,233. Prior to that lime, many of the 18 months guaranteed meters placed in woods and fields had very little potential chance of usage. Since then the growth has been steady and real. For inst<once, in 1973 we installed a total oj 145 taps. This compares lo 1972, when we installed 125 and 1971 when the total was 101. As of Dec. 31, 1973, active customers exceeded 1.600 compared with the June, 1971 figure of 1,233. The distri ct embraces a total area of over Goo square miles. and consists of over (Continu ed on page 2) ' is expected to arrive momentarily . However, the future will depend upon the truck stoppage ending. One operator indicated he felt that there. is plenty of gasoline around but that the truck work stoppage is responsible for current problem . MEANWHILE IN Gallipolis Saturday, all Ashland Service Stations, Amaro, Shell and Bonded had "out of gas" signs on their pumps. Quaker Sl<lle Stations were open but were closing down Saturday as they sold out . Hemsworth 's Gulf at the corner of Third Ave. and Pine St closed its pumps after reaching its limit on gasoline sales for the day . In recent months, gasoline stati ons throughout the city have been closing early Saturday evenings and remained closed untll Monday morning. Big car owners were suffering Saturday since gasoline prices in the open stations exceeded 50 cents per gallon. In order to fill up a 26 gallon tank, motorists are paying between $11 and $12. That same tank was filled last fall for just over $8. 648 boss at work GALLIPOLIS - Dr. George Gceaves, torney , is chairman of the board . Other a clinical psychologist, has been. officially officers are Mrs. Sabra Morrison, teacher installed as director for mental health of Pomeroy, vice chairman, and Larry services in Southeastern Ohio for the new Kibler an engineer of Wellston, secretaryGallia-Jackson-Meigs Community Mental treasurer. All officers, including the center . 'Health Center, Inc. Dr. Greaves will . treat patients with director, were elected on an "acting" adjustment, emotional and mental basis, to allow time for the new personnel problems, while Dr. Jerry Walke has and bylaws committees of the Board to charge of the clinic's drug education review all personnel and procedural policies adopted by the Board. Chairman orogram . The 648 Mental Heath Board of these new committees are Darrell has charge of planning men- Detty, businessman of Oak Hill, for the tal health services, develop- Personnel Committee, and Robert Buck, ment of new programs plus an at\Qrney of Pomeroy, for the Bylaws · financial arrangemnts for such programs. Committee. Dr. Greaves, who left a research position with the University of California Medical Center in San Francisco to assist in developing mental health programs in the three..:ounty area, has had varied experience in developing and directing mental health programs. Before assuming his university position he was director of a 24-hour psychiatric emergency program near Toronto, Ontario, Canada, director of outpatient and emergency services for a major community menl<ll health center in Columbus, Ohio, director of a methadone treatment center for heroin addicts in Columbus, and a full-time consultant to the Dept. of Public Health in San Francisco for research in narcotics addictim. In additional to his clinical and program activities, Dr. Greaves has contributed over twenty-five papers to psychological and psychiatric journals on DANHINDY psychotherapy, drug dependence, suicide, Dan Hlndy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cass and the relation between personal beliefs Hlndy, Middleport, was recently named and behavior . He is also authoring a beok president of the chamber of commerce on contemporary concepts in abnormal of Circleville, Ohio. Speaker at bls Inpsychology which is under contract for stallation was Dr. Dean B. Berkley of publication by a major California the University of Indiana. Hlndy's acpublisher. ceptance speech was entitled "The Year Thomas S. Moulton, a Gallipolis at- Ahead". Hlndy, manager of the Capital Finance Services at Circleville, is a member of the ClrcleviUe Country Club and Rotary Club. Hlndy graduated from Middleport High School in 1962. He atGALLIPOLIS - Emergency Medical tended Columbia Union College at Services like the one in southeast Ohio Tacoma Park, Md., and Portland State (SEOEMS) will be examined on a national College, Portland, Ore. He Is married to television program Monday. the former Eileen Fields of New Haven, Authorities agree that a large share of and !bey are the parents to two all Americans who are killed in accidents daughters, Rebecca Lyon and Beth Ann. and violent crimes die unnecessarily. Dan also has a brother, David, of February 11, on WOUB-TV at 8 p.m. on Middleport. Channel 20, uThe Killers" will_r.explain EMS on tube Monday Growth significant CHESTER - Growth was significant in 1973 and the groundwork has been completed for further expansion this year according to the annual report issued Saturday of the Tuppers Plains-Chester Water District. Issuing the report were Albert L. West Main St. indicated that its supply would be exhausted Monday but also that a new supply is expected Monday. A $3limit was in effect at that sl<ltion. Prices varied. The cheapest price found through the survey Saturday was 46.2 cen ts per gallon on regular . The top price was 51 cents for regular . Apparently, with a little searching in the county, gasoline is available and more what can be done to save those lives and FRENCH MAKE DEAL examine the many kinds of accidents and PARIS (UP!) - France and Iran violent crimes that kill 'more than 150,000 Saturday announced a $5 billion deal under Americans each year. The 90·minute documerrtary, titled which France will build nuclear plants, "Trawna : It's An Emergency", is the factories and pipelines in ]ran in return for fo urth program on "The Killers" series. natural gas and oil exploration rights . i ) •, l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. 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