http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/8021e65dd62ea460336cee7a2420576a.pdf 59d6857f2f36582d73b50305e017abfa PDF Text Text •• ~ ., •••• •• • • I 12- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday, Jan . 16, 191> By GENE BERNHARDT WASHINGTON (UP! ) Two veteran House members battled today to retain their powerful committee chair· 3 ·suits filed manships in wtw t many ol>servers agreed was a losing fight. Tite 24-member Democrutic Steering and Poli cy Com· mittee, in an apparently unprecede nted , action, voted Wednesda y to rejec t the nominati on of Reps. Wayne . Hays of Ohio as chairman of Admin istration Committee und Wright Patman of Texas for U1e Banking Committee . Only a vote in the caucus of all291 House Democrats today to reject Rep. Frank Thompson of New Jer sey as chairman of , . In Meigs County Common Plea s Court a sui t for divorce, another for support, and a judgment for money have been filed . · Jan ice J. Davis, Rt. 1, Rutlan d, fil ed for div orce against Lawrence R. Davis. APO, . New York. charging gross neg lect of duty and e<treme cruel ty. Alva Lee Heed, Rt . 3, COLUMBUS IUPII - Feder Pmaeroy , filed for support under tht Reciproca l aJ .sta te summary of Ohio livestock au c tions Wednesday . Agreement At l again s t Ca tl le : Compared to last William Hise Heed, Florida. Wednesday slaughter steers ·1 lower , slaughter heifers The Apex Feed and Supply s1.50 teady to 2 lower. sla ughter Co., Marietta, ask s jud~ment cows steady to 1.50 lower , in the amount of $5,851;.23, slaughter bull s an d bullocks J.J · against Billy C. Hill , Rl . I , lower , vea lers 5 lower , Ieeder cat tl e steady exc ept heifer s in Racine . ·Urbana 1-3 lower . , Administration and Henry Reuss of Wisconsin for Banking could keep the hopes of Hays and Patman alive. The vote of 13-11 to den y Hays the nomination for the committee he has headed for the past four yea rs to ok Speaker Carl Albert, chairman of the steering committee, and the rest of the leadership by surprise. Patman, dean M the House with 46 years, 10 of them liS Banking Committee chairman, went down 13·11 on the first ballot. Hays and Patman im· Market Report Former teadter dead in Florida CHARLESTON. W. Va . Funeral serv ices f or Mrs . Bonnie Withers Shumate, 73, Tampa, Fla., a former Mason County School teacher, were conducted today at the Bartlett Burdette Funera l Home, Charles ton. Rev. William B. Allbright offi'ciated and entombmen t followed in the Woodmere Mausoleum, Ch a r l~ston . Mrs. Shumate died Monday at the home of a sister, Mrs. Gladys Mynes, Cha rleston. She wa s a sister of Silas ,Y , Withers. Apple Grove, and E. L. Withers, Jr .. GaUipolis Ferry, Rev . A. B. Withers, Elkins, and Charles H. Withers, Gallipolis. Additional surv ivors include the husband , Earl R. Shumate, Tampa, Fla ., and a son, Victor W. Shumate, Tampa . Meigs Property Transfers William A. Snyder, Inez E. Snyder to United States , Farmel'li Home Adm., part lots 9-10, Middleport. W. 0. Barnitz, Ruth Barnitz to Robert W. Barnltz, Corena L. Barnitz, parcel, Pomeroy. Fred Riggs , Lutchie Riggs to Ohio · Valley Chris tian Assembly, 1.1 acres, Bedfond . Charles L. Eskew, Frances J . Eskew to Amos Tillis, lot, Pomeroy. • Jerry L. Tillis, Darlene Tillis ID Harold D. Graham, Janet K. Graham, .82 acre, Scipio, June Hysell, Dana Hysell, Fred E. Dunfee, Irene Dunfee, Robert 0. Dunfee, Virginia Dunfee, William H. Dunfee, Colleen Dunfee, Betty Biggs, Nathan Biggs to J ames Whittington, Maggie Whit· Ungton, lots, Rutland. Maggie Whittington to June Wickersham, lots, Rutland . June Wickersham to Maggie Whittington, Leo Whittington, lots, Rutland . E. Wlnnifr-ed. Dougherty, John C. Dougherty to Edward E. Dougherty, 84 .56 acres. Scipio. Slaughter st eers : Choice and prime 900 · 1275 lb yi eld grad e 2 4 37-39.70 . choice 875-1200 yield grade 3 4 35 36.50; good 33 -36 , standa rd 25-30 70 . Slaughter hei fers · Choi ce anc;t prime 850-1050 lb yi eld grade 2 4 36-38 .50 ; choi ce y ield grade 3· 4 35 36, good 31 3485. Slaughter cows : Ut ility and commercial 1200-1885 tb 17.75 21. cutter 12 · 15.50 .. Slaug hter bul ls · Yield grade 1 1680·1950 lb 24-27 .75. Vea lers : Choi ce 200·135 lb 50· 53. Jan. 17-18-19 THE CH INESE PROFESSIONALS (TKhnicolod S.tarr ln g masters of t martial arts . ' ( RI Also SCALAWAG ( Technicolor ) Show Starts 7:00 p.m. ( GJ 18.50 21, 400·600 lb 20-23. Hog s: Barrows and gil t s .SO higher, U.S. 2·3 207-256 lb 4040.70. Feeder p igs 2 lower, U.S. 2-3 30-40 lb 10-16 .7S pe r head . 50·80 lb 20.50-22. 50 per head. 1 WOMEN'S sportswear I Misses. Juniors . Half Sizes I ·I . • .. " .. 'I .! 1 Special group of Preteen, 4-6x and 7-14 Tops. and ~. Bottoms. --·----------·---..,.~----· -----------·---·---·-:....--l---..,--·--·------·----·-. . . Womens 1 Final Clearance! I CLEARANCE SALEI • . 5a I'e p rices January Sale TABLECOVERS ~ and sport shirts, a good selection. Sizes . small, medium, large and extra large. .. I 1 ·· I January Sole Days ! Boys Sport and Dress Shirts I Den I'm Western Jackets I J . Famous ~iWrangler and Lee makes. True II~ I II western styling, extra heavy blue denim . Sizes 36 to 50. · , 14.49 Lee Western Jackets ____ Sale $12.39 1 I 1 1I "'"··'·"'"·'···'!" " Clearance Sale I Sale Prices r;;,:;~;;;------·------~ I Double Kn .ll. SpOrt Coa"'~ I Solid colors and patterns. Sizes 36 to 46 . A good selection . Sale •2488 I I I I Sale! Famous Brand Men's Dre5s Socks . One size fits all sizes 10 through 13. White, black and a complete selection of colors. Our popular orion dress socks . speCI3I I ------------·----·----1I FINAL CLEARANCE' ! Includes Winter Jackets - lined and unlined . CPO Jackets . Outer Shirts . Not every size but a good se lection . 11.50 to 16.95 JaclefL ____ Sale 5.49 I I i r-~~.:.~ ~ 45~~~~..::::.::.5!e .~~49-~l· Mens Lee $18.98 I lined Overall Jackets . Special This Sale , 1669 ,...,.w Sizes 36 to 50. Regulars · Shorts Longs, (not every size) ' Extra well made , double action zi pper. 18.98 Fisher Stripe (Grey) Coveralls , r.----·----. , · -~-,"~--W"I --1 Mens 1.00 Banlon Panel Dress Socks----- 88c • I '15" & Reg. m.oo 1 pc. Round Tabte-wood Grain ..• • sate Reg. 239.00 s pc . Rectangular Table-Green .- .. Sate Reg . 224 .00 7 pc . Rectangular Table-Wood Grain Sale 174.00 Reg. 339.00 s pc. Octagonal Tabte-Btack · · · · ·Sale Reg. 109.00 s pc . Round Orop-Leaf-Table •• ... Sale Reg. 289.00 9 pc . Rectangular Table-Wood Grain Sate 232.00 · Reg. 204.00 s.pc . Round Table-Wood Groin .... • Sale Reg. m.oo s pc. Rectongular Table-Beige .. " .. Sate I I I I F De rt t d Floo r urn ure pa men • 3r I it' 168.00 192.00 ' Another Big Shipment · Choice of three finishes · 8 day movement Westininster Chimes. 72 · I I •Three RUBBERBACK CARPET ·· 1 Warehouse' on Mechanic Street , 1 I SAVE NOW I II ... _ _ l------------------:---5;e~i.i-~ · ~ carpet. 15 ft; width Rubber back $490 Sq. Yd• . ~ Green Tweed. 8 qua~t covered Dutch Oven or 14'12" covered -· - -· • Choose poppy, avocado or gold. in now -· select the set you want and really save. · · . L,.__ • Oval Roaster. • I· Stop I Prompt In- '''~~,.~.~~~ .~~~.~~~ ,,. 1.· Famo~(o:,·~~~ c~~I(WARE .Colo. r TV Consoles and XL100 RCA 1 portable color sets. REG. 24.95 .SALE 5 ·•.' '14. .. 97 _ _,______...,....___________,______"""!'..............,, •·•· '. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY . ' ( Figures show economy level ~ "'--~-~~- Gas to ·sc·bools · churches cut ' .. •. . .. . ', $5,200 asked in judgment H ayman fiaJne .. d h ' I 15 CENTS EPA orders eased took $53,550 . . and Linoleum. FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1975 County colors-Forest Green, Spice Gold, September. ....._....,.______ . _______..! · Save on Carpet - 1 sta llation. POMEROY MIDDLEPORT, OHIO in mishaps 212.00 ... 79.00 . .. r--::::::::::::,.,,.,...,, GRANDfATHER CLOCKS l 1 VOL. XXVI NO. 1'94 '. N0 b0 dy h url 239.oo 192 .00 . . Sale! Our Regular '465"' • I Reg . 279.00 s pc. Oval Table-Swivet Chain .. . Sate 219.00 Reg . 229.00 s pc . Rectangular Table-Wood Grain . . Sale 184.00 ~~: · 1~:~o:o 7 pc. Rectangular Tab to ewood Grain . . 0 I ~-.;.....,....,. · LEE COVERALLS 0 · • 12 Feet Wide. 1 -------"---·w~·"-"-:--·-----·Special Sale! Just arrived - a new shipment of sturdily ::constructed Howell Dinettes. • 100 Per· Cent Continuous Filament Nylon Sizes 36 to 50. Zipper front waist length jackets and button front coat length. Famous Lee Blue Den im . Sale pair ! ! . !-------------------~ 17.50 to 23.95 Jackets·----- Sale 6.49 I 17.98 Army Twill (Green) Coveralls ss~ I MEN'S JACKETS , 0 SALE!_ DINElTE SETS 1 en tine 10,240 vehicles bought- in 1974 FornitureJrd Floor 1 1·,, til"" ho111 c. It was durmg · th e 1· 1 convcrsa wn among t 1e fi·ve per so 11s tl 1a t M.ISS Fru II. 1 · 1of 11er eyes "uurmng · c•omp1amcc · kl y. <mu.,. rcel1 • ' ng stc Afl th · · t had bcen · er e v1so •o I t 1 M. ' mp e e< ISS F ru lh an d Mr. Meadows return ed ·to their rf''inL'l'li vP homes . Apparentl y Miss Fruth became somewhat disturbed over ·the situation' and after reac hing home tried to call her sister. When she. could not arouse anyone, she became more alarmed and called Mr. Meadows, asking him to check. It was during this time that he fo un d the three persons and a small dog unconscious . The nearby Stevens Funeral Home was alerted and Mr. Stevens and three other of his personnel responded with their (C<intinued on page 10) Devote£/ To The Interest.~ of The Meig.~·M11so11 Are11 IN:ews . •• zn Briefs. Includes all our cut and sewn shirts· knit shirts - flannel shirts . Sizes 6 to 20. Our entire stock of vinyl or cloth table~vers included . All popular sizes in oblongs, squares, rounds and ovals. SAVEl Pomeroy 3.49 MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S I I 1 . I '--------· ~------·-~-- Pleasant Vallt'J' f1ospilal DISCHARGES - Banjamin Monre, Bidwell; Mrs. Kenneth Tu.lly, Racine: Mrs . John Jo hanna Huddte'stonand daughter, Gallipolis Fern·. : I Choose brushed tricot . challis or flannel in Long Gowns, Robes, Pajamas and Waltz Gowns. · released . At 12:06 a. m. the squad went to Butland for Eugene Roush, a medica l patient, who · was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where he was ·admitted. .Chapman'~ SHOES -- CPO 1 SPECIALI WINTER SLEEPWEAR trea ted and SNO-BOOTSON SALE Jackets · tined and unlined II eludes Jackets and outer shirts. I 6.95 to 8.95 Jackets .... - .. Sale Womens THREE RUNS MADE The Middleport Emergency Squad answered three calls W edn~sday and Thursday morning. Clifford Michael, Bailey Run , suffering from lacerations of the head was •akcn to Veterans Memorial HOspital where he was ad· milled at 2:51 p. m. Wednesday. At 9:25 p. m., the squad took Jerry Ferguson fr om his home in Middleport to Veterans Memorial Hospi tal where he was I"'" •'• ~. ~~~,}~~~~ ·~'· , ~ '''~~s.=m~~ ,=.~..~~... WINTER COATS be cause Mr s . Loomi s was kn own not to be feeling well lately . · 1 W1en Meadows arrived <Jl 1 t \c Loomis residence he also Ioun d M.rss HeIen F ruth, a · · t·mg ·siste•• of M~s . Loum1·s, VIS! COLUMBUS fUPI) - Ned E. former Gov. John J . Gilligan, earlie r this week . equipment is spent wisely. Wil!iams , director of the Ohio specified that parti culate sim ulta neous ly requested a With today·' s energy and utiUties re duce servo-valve erosion by limiting chlorine Envir onmenta l Protectio.n regulations must be met no reconsideration by the EPA economic difficulties, every content, red~cing particulate Agency, said today he has later than April, 1977 . . director and also filed an ap- required expenditure has to be content and increasing elec- suspended an order requiring peal with the Environmental carefully eva luated, " said I The decision also staled that Board of Review. Ohio's electric utility comtrical resisUt nce. Williams. Users of the product have panie s · to meet certain sulfur oxi de requirements " I have decided to review " I don 't want the utility a ls o been able better to pollution abatement standards would be suspended for utili ty this decision f~r severa l . companies to spend one cenl mainta in EHC systems by by April, 1977 and said he companies until such time re asons," said Williams. less for control equipment than when adequate air quality data "First, the appeal prcx:ess is is needed, but I don't want taking advantage of Stauffer's would review the case. · co uld r eq uire their rein- both costly and lime con- them to spend one cent more co mprehen sive te chni ca l The . earlier decision 1 anservice suppor t and fluid nounced during the waning statement. suming. If this situation can be either, " said Williams. Eight utility co mpani es resolved without spe nding evaluatiOn program. days of the administra tion of " I have asked the office of · Through this program, three to four years in the the Attorney General and my turbine hydraulic fluid samcourts, then everyone will be air pollution staff to conduct an ples are evaluated at Stauffer's expedi tious review and to better off . Plant in GallipoJis Ferry, with "We all agree that Ohio's air publicly provide r ecom· respect to viscosity, chlorine, pollution problems need to be mendations by January, 31, ·water and mineral oi1 content, solved and spending a lot of · "Williams said. "During this par ticle count and resistivity . precious Hme and money in time, I have temporarily · Readin gs fed back to the and out of courts will only stayed the effectiveness of the utilities then help indica te delay the achievemen t or our orders issued in December.'·' problems before they become goals," said Williams. Williams said after receiving WASHINGTON (UP!) The serious enough to cause long "Secondly, I want to make the recommendations, he the distorting effects of inflaturbine shutdowns and costly American economy is in the tion removed - would take sure that the money spent to would then issue findings and valve repairs .' Production of grips of the deepest recession another "substantial plul)lle in install pollution control orders. CHECK PRESENTED Ray Manley, secretacy. Fyrquel EHC at Gallipolis since World War II ended - the current ianuary•March treasurer of the Gallla-Melgs Fraternal Order of Pollee, on Ferry is expec ted to continue . and it's getting worse. quarter and pertwps a small ..•... blllllllf Qf,that.Qrganlzatiop, 'J:Jlur~ presented a check for That assessment was con· growth dur ing 197&. decline in Apr1l.June. "f don't $50 to Mrs. Mildred Jacobs, superintendent of the Meigs firmed in a Gross National think we' re at the trough C<Junty Infirmary . Last Saturday Munley presented a check Product report released Thurs- (recession bottom) yet." for same amount to Ule Galllpolls Children's Home. Manley day by the Commerce DepartThe slide is enough to go into said the Fr~ternal Order of Police made $1,000 by sponsoring ment. It showed: the record books as the a county western show in Gallipolis. Manley is a security · -Output of the economy, steepest since 194>·1946, when guard at the Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center, adjusted for inflation, fell at the economy made th e Athens, and a deputy of the Meigs County Sheriff's Departthe startling rate of 9.1 per cent wrenching shift from war COLUMBUS. (UP! ) The granted Monday, those afment. between OciD~ and Decem- production to peace time. By United Press International Public Utilities Commission of fected by the cutbacks would BELFAST - THE LONGEST CEASE-FIRE in Northern ber, the second fastest threeEconomists, however, view Ohio ( PUCO) has granted. be penalized April I an excessIreland's five years of religious war ended today in a flurry of month plunge on record. the postwar recession as a temporary authority for OJ. use charge of $10 per 1,000 ~Inflation in the · same shootings aoo recrimination and a warning by Scotland Yard of a special case that should not be lumbia Gas of Ohio, Inc., to cut cubic foot of gas used over and raced upwand -13.7 per .period possible new Irish Republican Army offensive in Britain. The compared with normal dips in back na Iural gas supplies by up above the amount allowed by British Army reported several Northern Ireland incidents ttwt cent. It's the .fastest increase the business cycle. If that is so, IAl 40 per cent ID· churches. C<Jlumbia. Hampton . said cutbacks . began even before the 25-day IRA truce ended at midnight but it since the government began one has to go back to the schodlo and stores in the slate likened them to "cowboy ineidents" rather than a planned IRA keeping quarterly statistics in Depression Era ID find worse using I million cubic feet of gas could last after the normal 1947. heating season ends In March offensive. recessions than this. In 1929-33, or more per month . - Economic growth has now GNP fell 33 per cent and in and gas saved during summer Police stepped up security in London and all major cities and Paul E. H~mpton, chief of months would be placed in Scotland Yard warned the public to be wary of the Irish Republic declined four straight quar- 1937-38, 13 per cent. . the PUCO's Division of Tariffs Meigs Counlians purcha·sed chased out of the slate for total ters. The last such uninstorage for use next winter. in a bid to counter any new outbreak of violence. A total of 52 and Economics, said today 10,420 motor vehicles and fees of $3,996. The state got From November, 1973, when Cutbacks were based on the persons has been killed and nearly 800injured In Britain since the terrupted slide was in 196tl- the undula ling business cycle supplies to industrial mobile homes during 1974, $.1,63> of thai total, $33o,:;o IRA began its bombing campaign there in 1972. Of these 43 were 1961. reached its latest peak, customers were being reduced largest gas conswnption ty according to the anhual report coming to the county. ''The current • econoffilc through December, 1974, the by up ID 55 per cent. Columbia customers in the last of Meigs · County Clerk of killed in 1974. There were 39 salvage in· situation is very bad," said last date for which figures are Hampton said gas saved by three winlfrs, said Hampton. Courts Larry Spencer. spections with the entire $195 MT. VERNON, OHIO - JUDGING OF THE 28 high sehool James L. Pate, assistant available, GNP fell 5 per cent. cutbacks to churches, schools Meigs Counlians, the report collected for the Inspections senior girls from 24 Ohio counties entered in the 14th annual Ohio commerce secretary for That is a much bigger drop and stores would be passed on states, paid $352,520.11 in sales going to the state. Spencer's Junior Miss Pageant begins here tonight. Cindy Meyer of economic affairs. He ticked off than any of the five post-World to industrial customers. tax, fou~ percent of th e pur· office issued 122 boat titles on Whitehouse, last year's titlist, will crown the 1975 winner at the the bad news in a list of in~'There just isn't any more (Continued on page 10) cha se price, on those vehicles collections totaling $23~, the end of the Saturday night judging in . the restOred Memorial flation-adjusted fourth quarter gas, at least not in Ohio, and with the coun ty's share totaling state's being $55.2> , the Theater. The pageant is sponsored by the Mt. Vernon Jaycees. figures : Consumer spending, the conunission has tried to $3,525.20, the stale's share county's $179.>0. The teenagers arrived last Saturday, were weleomed by ··down 12 per cent; durable apportion it where It will do the $348,9114.91. Spencer's office paid into the EXTENDED FORECAST Mayor Harold Johnson and other city officials and assigned to gooda expenditures, led by a most good," said Hampton: Spencer's offi ce durin g 1974 coun ty general fund for the Sunday through Tuesday, host families. They have been practicing their routines ibis wee.k staggering $11.5 billion decline A hearing, at which those Three accidents were in· issued 10,420 certificates of "tear in legal and title fees a a chance of snow Sunday and affected by the cutbacks can vestigated by the Meigs County title; 3,1>9 notations of lien ; total of $31,481.97. for presentation at the two nights of judging. Amoog them i:J Miss in new car sales, down 43 per cent; nonresidential in· Babs Witte of RD Pomeroy. again Tuesday..Highs will be express their views before the Sheriff's Department Thurs. 1,890 memorandum s; >4 vestment, down 19 per cent, between 30 and 40 and lows PUCO, was scheduled for Feb. day in which no personal in· salvage titles; 10,423 ap · COLUMBUS- AN OFFICIAL OF THE OHIO Mining and and home and apartment will be in the upper teens and 10 at the c~lon offices. jw-ies were reported and no plica ti ons, affidavits and .Musical show is lower 20s. Reclamation Association IDday called on the Ohio legislature and construction, down 44 per cent. Hampton said rules governing citations issued. assignments ; 762 penalties; 273 tonight at school state officials to begin an immediate review of slate strip mining "These are the facts," Pate w.;:;.'®'.&;:::<::::::,:,>.::>.:-..ID"h:i» the cutback program could be Al11 :20 a.m. on SR 124lhrcc certified copies for Iota! fees of TUPPERS PLAINS - A laws to eliminate needless paperwork. said . "They speak for themsel· changed after. the meeting. miles east or Racine Eldon R. $26,559 with the county's share Neal-S. Tostenson, Cambridge, executive vice president of ves. Everything is bad ." TWO FINED According to the authority Kraeuter, 73, ·Raci ne, was being $21.584 .75 and the stale's Country-Wes tern musical show will be presented from 7 to 10 the association, said a recent report from the U. s. Bureau of President Ford's program of Fined in the Court of traveling cast in a curve when share being $4,974.25. tonight ~~ the Tuppers Plains Mines showed that estimated Ohio coal production for 1974 was"· . tax cuts and busiiless invest- Pomeroy Mayor Dale E. Smith he went slightly left of center There were 1,322 auto . inElementary School under the 43.28 million tons, a decrease of over 2 mUlion tons from 1973. ment incentives is aimed at Thursday · night were Steve , and struck the left rear dual spectio ns 'on vehic~es pursponsorship of the Tuppers Tostenson said that coal production would be increased sub- reversing these declines by Wilson, Racine, $5 and costs pn COurt wheel on a milk lanker driven Plains Boosters Club. stantially in Ohio without affecting land reclamation standards if injecting more purchasing an assured clea r distance · by William Sam Massar, 41 , Children under six will he power into the economy. charge, and Earl Phelps," ol, "needless" paperwork is eliminated. Rt. I, Reedsville. There was admitted free with adult adPate said' real GNP -the West Columbia, $10 and costs, moderate damage lo lio th mission being $1.25 and student ISRAEU TROOPS BATTLED PALESTINIAN guerrillas in value of all goods and services operating a motor vehicle vehicles. admission $1. Featured will be southern Lebanon today in fightlllg marked by the biggest Israeli produced by the economy with while under suspension . . Meigs County CoUrt receiptS At 2:30 p.m. on U.S·. 33, in the Working Man Band, Th~ tank thrust into the area in more than two years. Beirut newsfor the year 1974 totaled Bedford Township, Paul N. Chutes Band and The Tri· o . $53,>49.~8 according to Betty Smith, 19, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, was Thomas A. Hawley Thursday papers said guerrUla chief Yasser Arafat had personally taken eharge of resistance operations. . . · . · C ail"I118D Hobstetter, clerk. " traveling southwest on a farm fil ed sui t for judgment in the County Travelers with Gary Witllesses said the ISraelis pounded several IDw115 with ar-. · · Receipts for the year were tractor and was attempting to amount of $5,200 in Meigs Smeeks, Don Morrow, Adrian tillery fire and mortar shells for the sixth consecutive day. RACINE_ Charles Hayman Simpson, Mildred Gillilan, distributed as follows: fines to make a left turn wh'en struck County Common Pleas Court. Stanley, The Westlin Family Combined figures Irol!' guerrUla spokesmen in Beirut put the was elected chairman , John T. Claudia Roush , ljpnnie stale, $16,172.37 ; fees to sheriff, by a ·car attempting to pass, Hawley asks that sum · plus and Jim Riston. casualty toll for fighting Thursday and ·today near Lebanon's Wolfe president and cashier Lawren ce and Charlotte $2,207.83; fines and cost to ·The car was driven by Russell interest and cos to agains t HIGH HONORS WON coun ty, ge neral fund , Junior Tucker , 24, Rt. 2, Hollywood Brands, a conborder with the lsraeli~upied Golan Heights of Syria at 21 and Clarence Price . vic~ Stewart. Patricia Louise Ihle, Racine J.sraells killed and several wounded and four guerrillas killed and ' president of the bo~rd of'' Wolfe reported to the $21J,653.11; auto license and gas Racine. There was moderate. solfdated food company, and 10 wounded. · directors of the Racine Home stockh olders that 1974 was a fund , $6,140.85; law library damage to the tractor and Dorothy L.· Youn g, dba Route I, daughter of Mr. and slig ht damage to the car. Young's Market, Middleport. Mrs. John lhle was among the Na tional Bank at its annual good year for the bank. The .fund , $8,315.>2. 181 students graduating with WASHINGTON - HOUSE DEMOCRATS, VOTING in the meeting of stockholders. bank makes it their policy to Criminal cases filed last year At 6:42 p.m . on Olive Hawley purchased a Zero high honllrs following the fall name of c<ingressional reform, threw two powerful committee Other boa rd members invest the ir deposits in local were 1,803; civil Mlll!S.,. ~7 and Township Road 28) Shirley A. . Candy Bar containing a piece quarter at Ohio University. A ehairmen olit of office and came close to deposing iwo others . elected were Harold Carnahan, home loans, auto loans, and sm~ll claim civil caseS122. Jones, 34, Tuppers Plains, was ·of foreign material which was . student must . receive ail ac' · The baronl.al Reps. w. R. Poage of Texas, eight years chairman Earl · Cross, J. Dillon "Cross, other famil y expenses. Their Receipts for the month of !raveling west when the right or a metal consistancy and cumulative grade point Of the Agriculture Committee and F. );:dward Hebert of , Albert Hill, Jr., Freelaad fai th in the people or the Decem ber, 1974 , were, front wheel of her car we nt off broke the plainliff'!J upper left average or over to Louisiana, four years head of Armed Services were the only Norri s, Carroll Norris, George communi ty has been rewa rded Sa,063.80, Mrs. Hobsletler the highway into a ditch, central tooth . awley is graduate ofwith3.5 high honors. 011es. The 291-member caucus elected 17 other chairmen Wed- Neigler, Arthur Orr, J. W. by continuous growth, Wolfe reported . ca using the car to strike an claiming negligence ag~inst Miss !hie received he; Master. nesday who ·were ~ther incumbents or next on the seniority Weaver, Jr. , and Charles D. 'reported . . Dislribijlion was as follows, em bankment. The veHicle both named defendants. of Education degree. ladder. . In another entry, William E. Yost. The directors· and members fines to state, $2,077.80 ; fees to crossed, the highway into a · Reps. Wayne Hays Of Ohio and Wright Patman of Texas, LOCAL TEMPS Employes ' of lhe Racine 'of the bank extend their thanks sheriff, $1>0:3>; fines ·and costs pasture field, . struck another Pickens, Rl. I, Long Bottom, earlier denied the nomination by the Democratic Steering and Home National Bank are .Ben to the depositors for their to .. county , ·general fund, embanknnent, cro5sed a small filed for divorce agains.t Joyce The temperature Jn down- · .. ~ Policy C<Jmmittee to continue as chairmen of Administration and Petrel , Frances Wilcoxen, business in 1974 and are looking $1,7>2.47; law library fund, creek and ca me to a stop. A. Pickens, 1\1. I, Long Bottom , IDwn Pomeroy at 11 a.m. today ..' Bankirig respectively, were expecte<l to win those nominations Betty D. Justis, Ruth ·c. forward to the challenges of $660.89; auto license and gas There · was mode rate dharging gross neglect of duty ·. was 25 degrees under sunny ' (Continued on page 101 damage , and extreme CrueJiy. Skies. L . ' 1975. funa. $422.29. GALLIPOLIS FERRY Stauffer Chemical Company's Gallipolis Ferry plant, having completed its first year of commercial production of Fyrquel EHC, a fire resistant, synthetic hydraulic fluid for steam turbines, Plant Manager T. R. Friar was presented a plaque in recognition of that achievement in a brief ceremony Thursday ni ght following · a dinner at the Kanauga Holiday Inn . "Through the intensive efforts of our plant staff, we have been able continuou sly to produce a superior quality product that can reduce down time and result in cost saving~ for the utility industry," Ron James, a product mana ger in Stauffer's Specialty Chemical Division, said in making the presentation. The · one year-old product, designed specifically for use in· electro-hydraulic control "EH· C" systems, has helped . Hosptt(tl although Mrs. Loomis is 'in the intensive care un it. City Pn trolmct n Don Spence, State Pol r·c·o Tr<Joper· 1.. ' A. .,Akers and Sheriff's n.·pul)• N. •A: K Benson were ca lled to the scene when the three persons were found IIIH'Onscious b1• a neig hbor , Hoy Meadows. · From poli..:t• aml Dthers tl11·s slory 1mfolded : Mr. and Mrs. Meadows are neig hbor s of the Loomis' and since they have recen tly been away. Mr . Meadows decided to go over an d visi t with them. at • Fyrquel EHC m key utility role GIRLS SPORTSWEAR . ~: I 1 Misses and Womens Sizes. • PLAQUE PRESENTED - Participating in the ceremony recognizing the first year of commercial production of Fyrquel EHC at the Gallipolis Ferry Stauffer Chemical Company Plant was Ron James, second right; product manager from the firm 's corporate offices. James awarded the plaque toT. R. Friar, manager of the Gallipolis Ferry Stauffer Chemical Plant, third from left. Looking on . are Jim Cunningham, area superintendent for the Gallipolis Ferry Plarit, far left; Bob Agate, production manager at the local plant, second from left, and Gordon Harlow, area superintendent at the local plant, right. •• - Dresses and evening..Wear 1 PT. PLEASANT - Three '' persons narrow ly escaped dea th Thursday night in a downtown residence when they were ove reome by car bon monoxide flunes . Ql~ick action of a neig hbor and others was credited toda)' wi UJ sav ing their li ves. . Fotmd tm consciOu.s at 1311 ,.,viand St. were Mrs. Nor" Loomi s, 81; her son, Harold• Loomis, 51, and a housekeeper, Edna Baxter, G7 . Today they were reported . . llll provmg in Pleasant Valley ,____s_a~!!~~!--~~~~~!;=~~-L-~!(_!__ Shoes For The Family Main St. I "5ti II a good selection in Juniors Preteens . Misses and Womens Sizes. Holzer Medica l Center (Discharged, Jan. 15! Theresa Adams , Rebecca Bateman. Kathy Chcelwood , Helen Cohenour. Ernest Cook, Alice Coug henour, Marie Hall, Eithel Ha lstead, Charles Hampt on, Jr ., Willard H olcomb . Rosetta Hollingshead. Betty Hnlchison, Naom i Kee ls, Cecil Kir k. Jonathan M·cCabe,. Robert Morrow , William Mullins, Re becca Perkin s, Kathryn Phillips, Lena Raike, Clarice Rapp, Loretta Reynolds , Oscar Robertson , Peggy Simpson, Roy Smith , James Surbaugh, Rnth Sweeny, Mrs. Charles Taylor and daughter, Eloise Taylor, Erin Thompson, Ruth Weed , Wilma Weimann, Mrs. James Holley and daughter, Mrs . Thomas Cross and daughter . ( Rtrlhs) Mr . an d Mr s. Charles Sprouse, a daug hter, Wellston ; Mr. and Mrs. James Butcher, a. son. Middleport. 30%-40% EVEN 50% ' ~ -;~:;~;~;~-·------·---·---r~;~~~;;;""~·-----------T -s::e~;,-;-;~~;n-;----------1 shorn 93-103 lb <0.70-42.50. . I . ~ Attending were Bradbury, and principals CUff WUson 'Of North GaUla; Bob Laminl!, Kyger Creek; Paul Oillqll, Hannan Trace ·and Llo~d Myers of Southwestern. .·: FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 8 PMe Sheep : Slaughter lambs I higher , c hoi ce and prime faH Gearance Time At Chapman's . westem. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY JANUARY SALE DAYS ' -· •• graduation l!llercises will :J>e moved back one week due:,to last fall's strike. • bacGraduation· and calaureate servlcea will ,.. held at North Gallla, ~ Creek and Hannan Trace H)sh Schools on Friday, May 30th. Commencement and lllii:calaureate will be held Sn Sunday, June I at Sout.b- 24 .50 ; c hoice heifers 285·375 lb e Also and Supt . Bradbury kre the school wlll be limited . PrinciP,al Lanning urged working with Gallla County students and teachers to wear Sheriff Oscar C. Balrd and heavier clothing until warmer Judges R. WUUam Jenkins and weather arrives. The Kyger Robert S. Betz to correct the Creek area schools are only situation. buildings in the GaUla County Nancy Ramig of the SouthLoc'\1 Schools heated by natural gas. eastern Ohio Emergency This was one of several items . Medical Services announced dis.cussed this morning during that first aid lessons are being a · secondary principals' planned in the eounty schools. meeting with Bradbury . A minimwn of 20-30 people Another major problem are needed for the eight-hour reviewed was unruliness of course. Principals will discuss students and adults at county the course with members of basketball ~ games and other their teaehing staffs. It was sc hool functions. Principals announced that high school ' 1 •' Feeder catt le : Choice steers MARRIAGE LICENSES Pearl Allan Smith, 18. Rt. 2. Pomeroy, and Patricia Lou Darst, 17, Rl. I, Middleport. John B. Artrip, Jr., 26, Pomeroy. and Eva Jane Artrip, 21. Pomeroy . FRI.-SAT.-SUN. •• "• 300-600 lb 13-40-17.50. 630·715 lb 25.25-28.30 : good 300-600 lb 13.50· MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT JAN. 16 NOT OPEN Gallla County School mediately launched telephone Superintendent C. .Comer and letter writing campaigns to fellow Democrats urging Bradbury informed Kyger rejection of Thompso~ and . Creek High School Principal Reuss in the caucus. Thompson Robert L. Lanning today se nt out his own udear C<Jlwnbia Gas of Ohio has colleague" letter stating he ordered a 40 pet. reduction in would accept the ehairmanship use of natural gas at Kyger and asking caucus support. • Creek High School. Marvin Patrick, Colwnbia DEMOS TO ME ET Gas of Ohio represe~tative COLUMBUS (UP! ) - The from Portsmouth. said the cut executive committee of the will beconie eUective imOhio Democra tic Party is mediately. Bradbury said Ule scheduled to meet here Jan . 24 order will affect both heating to name a new chairman. The the school and coo king . new cha irman would replace Thermostats mwt be lowered William A. Lavelle of Athens at night and night activities at who resigned D<:c 20 Two women,man escap~ l death by gas poisoning '• 40% reduction in g~s use ordered Veterans battle to .hold onto job . .. •., '· '· ~. I • ! •" �3- The Dally Sentmel,M1ddleport llomeroy, 0. Fnd,J\ , Jan 17 1!!75 2- The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Fnda1, Jan 17, 197S --------------------------~ Letters of opinion are wekomed They 1hould be 1..1 I than 300 word• long tor be subject to reduction by the edilor) and must be 1lgned with the 1lgnet'1 addres1. Names may bt wlthbeld upon publication. However, oa request, nam01 wtll be diaclosed Lellen 1hould be Ia lood taste, addres1lng lu u.. , not persona!it101 Mystery packets handed to jurors I I I I I I I I I I I PT PLEASANT I MY.stenous packets apparently I l .ctter u•rifer clwllenged Pomeroy, Oh10 January IS, 1fl5 "There sure are a lot of new faces m townt" Getting more for our government dollar It 's no secret that goverrunent has become the natiOn's b1ggest business employing nearly 13-million people an~ acCI'unting lor 22per cent ofthe gross national product Speildmg by state and local governments alone increased 80 per cent ootween 1968 and 1972, and at least up until the current recession hit they were adding about450,000 employes each year The country's taxpayers are demandmg more services from federal, stale and local governments than ever before - ) et paradoXIcally they are screammg louder than ever about how much it's costing Why ? Wedding plans are completed Final plans for the Mothers March of D1mes Jan 23 m Middleport were made at the Tuesday mght meeting of X• Gamma Mu Chapter of BeU. S1gma Ph1 Sorontv at the Columbus and Southern Oh10 Elec tric Co Mrs Cha rl otte Hamng presided and the transfer .1tual was g1ven to Jane Bourne Next m eeting wtJI be a pt zza The answer Is sunple, says James Hayes "More than ever, the Amencan taxpayer feels he Is being overcharged Hayes Is president of the American Management Associations (AMA), a nonprofit organizalton that conducts worldwide management training programs lor more than 100,000 business and government executives annually Few would den) that there is considerable room lor improvement 10 the efficiency of goverrunent The National Conunlssion on Productivity has projected that an aMual productivity improvement of just one per cent could reduce goverrunent expenditures by almost $5 billion by 1985 There are pockets of progress across the country Here and there, innovative programs are saving cities hundreds of ' thou1181lds of dollars a ,year But widespread inefficiency per sists, and the reasons that stand out are the inherent difllcully of managing modern government and the shortage of qualified managers in government Probably little can be done about tbe former. but there may be an answer to the latter. Apply the proven management techniques of business to government This ls the basis of a new training service being offered to goverrunent by the ProfeSSional Institute, a unit of American Management Associations The AMA has conducted management training J?fOgrams lor such publicorganlutions and groups as the governor's cabinet of South Dakota, the Massachusetts State Board of Education, the personnel officer of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania , City Uerks Assn of Colorado and the Cities of Richmond and Alexandrl8, Va When the people demand more and better servtces lor their mone!, it is not really a par;adox, says Hayes What they are asking IS that governments explain and JUstify m terms every citizen can understand what benefits are being received from the dollars and ma~ours mvested -in a word, productivity And the key to unprovmg productivity in goverrunent, he contends, IS through more professional management Speaking of beuer government party at the home of Jud) Tbe third SIX weeks honor roll of the PorUand Elementary School IS announced Making a grade or B or above m aD lheir subjects to be ~ to the roll. With those , _ m an cap•lal letters maiDDg an A's IIIClude F"tnt grade - CHARUE 8060, Teresa ~ber. Randy Beegle. Joy Dodderer. second grade- Ray Lawrence, Kevm Teaford, Bruce Wolfe, Kim Sprouse . th1rd grade CHRISTLE LAWRENCE, Danny Weddle, V1cky Barber; fourth grade - CINDY EVANS, BRUCE JOHNSON , TAMMY MEADOWS, DEBRA OCI'EAU, DaVid Talboll, fifth ,, I grade - SHERRY BEEGLE, Alic1a Evans, Rhonda Kerns, KELLY PICKENS, Eiame Smith, Renee Smith, stxth grade -DANNY TALBOTT. Charlotte Pickens, JANET MIDDLESWART, Joe Johnson, Leah Greet, BONNIE BOSO Spec1al educahon Dewey Authers"l>n, M1tch Babble OAPSE TO MEET Chapter 17 of the Qluo ASsoc1ahon of Public School Employes w1ll meet Monday, Jan Tl at 7 30 p m at Me1gs Jumor H1gh caletena InstallatiOn of officers w1ll !J<i hel~ - ' GUidoG~rolami Carolyn hostesses Grucse1 conU.mmg affidavits relallve to the recent election and ol!tclal recogmtion of complamts about obscene telephone calls were called to the attention of grand jurors Thursday mormng m Mason County CircUit Court b) Judge James Lee Thompson m h1s cha rge to that mveshgallve body Judge Thompson sa1d Immedia tely loll ow.ng the general election m November, Prosecutmg Attorney Don C Kingery had received sealed envelopes conU.m1ng aff1dav1ts relallve to the election They w1ll be delivered to you unopened the Judge said There was no md1catton of and that fur ther m!ormat10n ts available to them It was early 1n December that the C&P Telephone Co announced plai,IS to stop unwanted telephone calls The recent clunb m annoymg and harassmg phone calls m the Pomt Pleasant area has prompted telephone compan y off icials lo resor t to new measurE!!; to Identify the of lenders A fairly recent 'rash" of calls has made the company redouble efforts 1n ass1gmng manpower and additional trap 1 and trace eqwpment to Identify the culpn ts In making h1s charge on telephone complamts, Judge Thompson explamed that Coach Art Lanham s RIO Center for a M1d.Ohto ConGrande College Redmen lVIII fe rem:e enc oun ter be shootmg for the1r th~rd The Blue Kmghts of Coach consecuhve hardwood v1ctory Robert E Ca wle) are 2 l m Saturday n1ght when arch nval conference play Urbana College mvades Lyne Rio Grande enltlrs Saturday parents are responsible 'or these offenses by their children There were indications that persoiUI under age 18 are among those involved For parents allowing this to occur, Judge Thompson said, he could conshtute a charge of contr1butmg to the delinquency or a mmor Another offense spelled out could be ffilSuse of motor vehicles on the tughway by ctuldren 12 to 15 years of age who have been g1ven motorcycles and other such vehicles. Pnvate property 1s permlssable, but all cycles are not conla1ned to pnvate property, .wh1ch when permtlted by parents , IS contrtbutmg to delinquency of mmors what the packets contam or where they came from Judge Thompson also sa1d 'There IS somethmg more rampant tn the commumty, that 1s the elemen t of phone calls w1 th suggestiOns of mdecency and 1mmorahty The prosecutmg attorney's offtce has been flooded With comp!amts " By Tom Tiede Judge Thompson, who adWASIDNGTON- Durmg the latter part of the 19608, when a m• tied he has rece1 ved a womed Lyndon Johnson was enlisting the a1d of the FBI and CIA number of these calls, added, to probe domestic anti-establiShment thought, I wrote a story • I've deliberated upon th1s that caught the eye of the on-lughs The article concerned the Amencan NaZI Party In 1t I told of matter senously " Grand Jurors were advised the kinds of citizens attracted to the party, and menuoned by the judge that they have the casuaUy of meeting two young graduates of The Citadel who mvesllgahve power to find the were tour10g and comp1unenhng the ANP headquarters Shortly after publication, I rece1ved a call from a chap facts back of the complamts tdentifymg hunself as an agent for the Army's Crunmal Invesllgahons DIVISIOn (CID), who wanted to know more about The Citadel soldiers. I sa1d any more than had been published was pnvileged information , that I was surprised he'd think otherWise, but he persevered We agreell to meet m a motel near the Kennedy Space Center m Flonda,m a few days Before the meeting, I called the CID to verify the mvesllgalor•s credentials As I suspected, nobody by the name giVen was on the rolls He wouldn't be FBI, sa1d an Army fnend, because they glory m proper ldenti!•callon, "He's probably CIA - they h1de beh10d many badges." I agreed he was CIA. Even back then, the agency 's "DOmestic Contact Sernce" was an ill-kept secret I was younger. less expenenced, but not CQmpletely sunple When the agent amved m my room, he srud the "Army" was 10terested in fmding Tbe Citadel soldiers because "we don 't think they should be messmg around w1th Nazts " He had a Citadel yearbook and asked if I would select the proper photos Well, had 1t been mysses Grant, not some bumbly spook, ask10g for such patriOtiSm, I'd have declined My JOb as a Journalist 1s to observe, not to spy As I recall I looked over the yearbook, gave descnpttons of the sold1ers ent1rely different from actuality, and concluded I could not assOCiate any of the pictures w1Ut the culpnts expressiOns m planned events The memory of that occasion returns now, with new charges The Schweitzer legacy can of UA domestic surveillance, because I think I did right m be seen m a vanety or brushmg off the agent and because there may be a greater lesson organ azahons In the m the morality If the charges of Widespread 10tra-<tational CIA human1tanan and en ~ spymg are true, 1t must be assumed they have been a1ded and Vlronmental areas The abetted by Citizens such as you and I More than assumption, Humane Soc1ety of the Umled ac luaUy ,tt IS a fact the CIA, w1th some 12 to 15 domestic bureaus, States and 1ts KINDNESS club for ch1ldren and youth has done rehes on ordtnary cihzens for some mtelllgence 10!orrnation much to extend the realm of Mostly, the old Domestic Contact Sernce (now called "Fore1gn Reverence For Life Colleges Resources" ) asks ettizens gomg abroad to keep their eyes and and graduate schools address ears open Supposedly, though - wllness the recent revelations the!'lselves to the quesllons - the agency has 1ts at-borne finks as well No doubt the agent.s acqwre some informers by offenng cash raised by Schweitzer 1n or the rhetoric of national duty Others perhaps do not hav& to be philosophy and rehgwn Er1ca Anderson s Alhert Schweitzer coaxed at all, s111ce Americans have a dlsturb10g proclivity to Fn• ndsh1p House m Great goss1p, many agenc•es bes1des the UA 11ave found that comBarrmgton, Mass , IS a fme, muntty wagglers are all too cooperatlft,'it hot always accurate, mternahon al media center that and woe betide the fellow who applies lor a security JOb who has at tracts thousand s of visitors p1nched a netghbor's wife or neglected to return a borrowed mower until after the first snow. each year The truth of the matter, then, IS far more unportant than Never lmanc1ally secure, the Schweitzer hosp1ta! m whether the CIA comrrutted illegalities, 1t's whether Amencans w1U become diSgusted enough wtth such dangers to do something Afnca laces a gloomy future about 1t themselves ma10ly, shut up Doubtless thousands of The famous doctor 's daughter, Amencans, myself included I Sl!Ppose, have had the opporturuty Rhena no longer admm1sters the overseas work and to blow the whistle on domestic CIA snoops We haven't, to now, to our shame Perhaps the present controversy w•ll convtnce us present!) hves m Atlanta, Ga otherwiSe 10 1he future Soanng med1cal costs are ThiS ISil'too !:By that-liM>OA should expect no c1t1Z0n atd. 1 UOIHrsal and the clime along recall another personal experience when I was 10expllcab1y detamed (45 minutes) by Commurust police at an East Berlin railroad ent, and later questioned about tt by the CIA Had I had any good mforrnation then, I would have divulged 11- if only to help save others from similar detentions My belief IS that this kind of cooperation IS humarustlc and proper, but there can be no overnd10g reason why any of us should be tallted 10to, or bought mto, blabbmg on one another we1e items needed I Enoug h clothing has been secured lor the Charles I.Hnders famlly whose home wa s recently destroyed b¥ fire Howe\ er mtscella neous household Items. dishes and furmture are sllll needed A kitchen set of Ulble and chairs IS not needed Anyone having any of the needed 1tems to, contribute may con !act Pomeroy V1llage Hall or phone 992-2333 There 1s a garage on Welshtown Hlll where thmgs can be stored until the family fmds a house TOM TIEDE TO PRESENT HALFTIME SHOW - Dunng halftime of the Rio Grande-Urbana game on Saturday mght, the Glen dale Gymnastic Club will prov1de special enterl.amment Young girls from SIX years of age and up w1ll demonstrate outstanding ablltlles m floor exerciSe routmes as well as m balance beam exerc1ses The Glendale Gymnastics Club, Parkersburg, W Va , IS unrter the coachmg of Mr and Mrs Jerry Spencer The Spencers have been active lor many years, parlletpat10g as well as leactung gymnastics They are members of the Umted States Gymnastics FederatiOn and keep abreast wtth the cha ngmg sport as will be observed Saturday evemng The CIA and citizen gossips NCAA regional ducats sold out DAYTON, Oh10 (UP! ) - All hckets for the March 20 and 22 NCAA M1d-E as t RegiOnal Basketball Tournament, to be held at the 13,458 seat Umvers1ty of Dayton Arena, have been sold, olflctals announced Thursday Tournament Director Dale Foster sa1d the only llckets left arc the 75() allocated to each of the lour parhctpatmg teams The M1d East RegiOnal fi eld will mclude the rour wmners from first round actwn mvolvmg four at-large team s and the champions of the M1d- Centenary thoughts: relaiiDnslup of all CreatiOn Wmd sea and sky were 1n terconnected and so were man am mal and space He w-ged the end of "ar "arfare and the weapons of death For h1s opposthon to atomic testmg he recetved the Nobel Peace Pme m l9S2 He believed m the h v1n g n ghts of a mmals, msects, plants, trees - out~ dpors was sacred and the Wli\Crse was a graceful sane ~ tua• v Of hie the refore, Re\Crence for Life D1d Schweitzer fall ' Has Reverence lor L1fe taken hold an\where worth mentiomng ? Wars In crease, starvation fotlo11 s hunger and the ammai kin gdom kno\\ s sla ughter mstead of kindness Yet he M ote and worked 1n th1s sort of gnm sett mg and produced some adeas and actwns that conrmue to operate around the world The Schweitzer Cen· tenar) Year began wath a conce1 t m Carnegie Hall m January and found a vanetv of DR. LAMB Medicine won't cure arthritis By E Lamb, MD DEAR DR LAMB - I would appreciate vour Ideas on ar thnlls The whole med1ca l profession seems to be at a lo85 on that one Those of us who have passed our three score and 10 need help from somewhere l"m 84-years \oung, \\orkmg every daJ anden)oymg 1t Thus far I have refused all dope Please express ) our opmwn on aspmn I refuse to use 1t What I want as prevention DEAR READER - To be as TOATIENDFAIR active as you sound at 84 ) ou The French Club at Me1gs must ha,•e done a lot of High School Will attend & prevenhng alread) WorKing lan guage fa1r at Oh1o Umvel"lnty Saturda) Feb 22 and enJoHng 1t IS one of the Members of the local club w1ll best preventions or general present a skit and operate a aches and pams and more booth there Members w•II senous med1cal problems 1 parhc1pate tn the Nahonal lmo11 of Most people "ho have French contest and the Oh10 hved long life spans_have done, the same as }Ou have French contest 1n March I 1\tSh I could tell )OU there "as a cure for arthrths The os leoarthn lis wh1ch vou have 1s an accompamment of 1n creaSing age Some have 1t The date tree or date palm 1\orse than others )t 1s not a bears tts frmt 1n dusters \\hl< 11 new dasease Even the anc1ent hang from a IInck crown ot dmosaurs had 1t large pmnate lea ,'~s In a smgle The degeneratiOn of the season a tree produces from 300 to 500 poUMS-of fruot bones IS thought to be a sort of wear and tear response That ts wh) 1t often affects the we•ghtbeanng JOints like the knees and h1ps If you are not havmg too much dtscomlort )Ou m1ght as " ell do Without mediCIDe Aspmn lor th1s t)pe of arthntis IS useful only to the extent that 1trehe\ es patn Itwon'tcureor chan ge the progress of the arthrths You do need to mamU.m the lull range of mohon or your JOints That w1ll help to keep you working and enJoymg 1t for another 20 years Try to move every JOint m your body through a full range of motion several '•mes each day That means bendmg forward on your ankles to stretch your ankle tendon, stra1ghten1ng ) our knees as far as they w1U go movmg \our Uugh as far forward, backward and to -the s1 de as you can a nd methodtcally movmg every JOint m ali directions as far as poss ible w1thout strammg ) ourself Such exerc150s help prevent loss of motion later Keepmg act1ve usually mvoh•es at least some of these movements and helps a gr.eal deal l'or mtld osteoarthritiS w1th no evidence of deformtty , med1cme to control discomfort, •f needed, and general medical support 1s usually enough For other forms of arthntis, such as rheumatOid arthr1hs, or more senous osteoarthritis an arthr11is spec1ahst, at least to evaluate the course of the disease. 1s a good •de a It 1s also Important to keep your \\etght down Obes1ty merely adds to the wear and tear on welght-beanng JOints I would suspect that overwe1ght IS not one of your problems It ISmteresting how seldom IllS a problem m people over llQ. years old One of my doctor fnends once observed to me alter a tr1p to Flonda that he seldom saw any old fat people, JUSt old skjnny ones There ought to be some sort or a lesson m that observation Send your questions to Dr. Lamb, m care of th1s newspaper, P 0 Box 1551, Rad1o City Stallon, New York, N Y 11019 For a c~y of Dr Lamb's booklet on losmg we1ght, send SO cents to the same address and ask for the Losmg We•ght" booklet the Ogowe River struggles w1th mflataon, newer nearby lacllilles and personnel turnover Schweitzer's IOlerpretattons of Bath a1 e standard texts 10 the musiC field , treasured today as they were SO years ago (He played the p1ano at s and was church organiSt at age 9 ) But ele ctrontc organs flour1sh and lor Schwettzer, that would be !allure, lor he battled constantly lor the supremacy and dom10ance of the p1pe organ Whatever else endures of this car10g and concerned man, surely his words and affections still burn most bnghUy "ll" ls not enough merely to eXISt It's not enough to say, I'm earrung enough to live and support my family I do my work well I'm a good father I'm a good husband I'm a church goer That's all very well, but you must do something more Seek always to do some good to your fellowman do something for "h1ch you can get no pay bul the pnvilege of dmng 1t " Happy century, Albert IN COLUMBUS Edwm Cozart and E A Wmgett, members of Me~gs County Board of Elections, left Thursday everung to attend the State Election Board meeting 10 Columbus They wUI return Saturday Amencan, Sou theas tern , B•g Ten and OhiO Valley con· ferences Th e Mid-East Regwnal champiOn "111 advance to the NCAA final fo ur March 29 and 31 at San D1ego, Call! Kirby earns newcomer RIO Grarde Co llege s phvstcal educatwn bmldmg Lyne Ce ntet , will have new recreatiOn hours durmg the \\Inter qua rter The new schedule should create more ava1iable hours throughout the week fo r college students and sUI!! as well as members of the surround mg communities \lo-h o m1ght enJOY partlclpatmg If\ sw 1mm1ng baske tball and we1ght tra1nmg The Monday through Fnday sc hedul e finds the fac1hly open to the pubhc f1 om 8 to 9 30 p m On Saturda) the bu1ldmg w1ll be made ava ilable fr om 2-4 p m only , ho\\ ever, on Sun days, the pubhc w1ll have access !1om 2-4 p m and from 7 9 p m Excephon to thiS schedule wtll ex1s t "hen • pr;,arranged spec1al college even t has bee n already scheduled dur1ng these same limes th us makwg Lyne Center una\ a1lable to the pubhc To a1d 1n allev1atmg the problem a weekly Lyne Cen ter sc hedule w11i be forwarded to area newspapers In addition, swurumng fees Will be conbnued at $1 per adult and 50 cents per ch1ld No fee charges are made to those ROBERT HOEFL ICH City Edttor Publ iS hed dally except Saturday by Tt'le Oh io Valley Pub ttst'llhg Company Ill Collrl St. Pom*roy Oh 10 A5769 Bus •ness Office Phone 992 2156 Edjlorlal Pl'lone 992 2151 Second cl ass postage pa rd at Pomeroy Ohto Nat,onat ad vertls•n~ represen tative Gallagher , Inc Sl 1 Bott tnelll 12 East _.2nd New Y ork, New York Su bscr.pt to n rates Delivered by carr1er where ava •table 75 cents per week B y Motor Route where ca rrrer servtce not avatlable. One mon th, SJ 25 By ma rl In Oh10 and w Va , One Year, s2~ 00 S1x months, Sll SO t Three months , $7 00 Elsewhere $26 00 year S1x months SJ3 50 three mon thS , S7 Subscript iOn pnce so 1nc;tudes Sunda y T1mes Sen.linel -- Election of officers lor the league will also be held All mleresled persons of the Pomero y, Middleport , Salisbury, Rutland , Harrisonville and Salem Center area are urged to attend GIRL.> TO PLAY Me1gs' G1rls' gymnasti c team w11i compete against Belpre at Me1gs H1gh gym Saturday at IO 30 am The pubhc 1s welcome lrosh, at 3-5, travel to Gallipolis lor an SEOAL encounter w1th the Blue Dev1ls Waverly 4 14 15 16-49 Me1gs 3 II 10 9- 32 WAVERLY 149) - Rowe 0 1 1 Thoma s 3 0 6 Thoma s 2 2 6, Wngh t 1 1 3, Meigs Co. Branch @ • •• ~ • • • • Steel ToeMINERS BOOT a complete feed . no hay needed .. Insulated or Non Insulated • heritage house Your Thorn MeAn Store Mtddleport, Ohto .__ _ _ ___.1 , •• • •• . . 8-10-15-20-25 Cu. Ft. ;;:::::v/ .. d M --- atEST FREEZERS "' • ,•a. •• ...• -...•. --.•. -....• College Basketball R esu l ts By Un1ted Pre ss International East R 1der 59 i on a 58 BrandeiS 99 Babson 87 Ad e lphi 74 Queens 64 Boston Co li 86 Harvard 77 Boston U 78 Nr t hea strn 61 Wm Patrsn 65 trentn 51 59 L m co l n 66 Sal1sbury 54 Gettysbg 84 Johns H op k1n s 78 Cu rry 88 UM Bos ton 75 M ll ers" l 10d Lebanon 68 EI1Ztown 67 Fra nk &Marsh 60 Spnng Garden 79 Eastern 75 A lbrig h t 55 De l Va ll ey 46 Ba ll County 61 Bow eSt 59 Worcstr Tee n 83 F P1erce 68 t haca 68 Elm 1ra 63 South Md 10 3 No Car Sf 85 R Macon 89 Loyo la Bait 80 Mercer 82 West Flor 1da 81 Alba ny St 94 Bthne C+<mn 80 W Car 86 Carson New miln 68 A lc orn St 93 M ss Valley 86 Toug a loo 69 South ern 65 Mlll 1gan 97 Mary\fllle 81 Cam pb el lsv l 60 Cumbrlnd 58 Newberry 71 U N C Ash vi 55 Fayelle\f l St 86 H mptn In 74 Della St 67 M ss Co li 66 Roll1ns 59 Wr1g h t 57 So Ala 90 Ill St 88 M ss State 93 L SU 84 M1dwes t Pac1f c 83 Ball St 69 Bellrmne 96 M t Mrty S D 76 Parks1de 102 Loars 72 No M1ch 55 W1~ Gr n By 52 Southwest Hou ston Bapt 10d Lamar 95 Texas A&M 101 Sa m Houston 71 St LOUIS 71 Tu lSa 65 N M Sl 76 Br adley 74 ol Utah St 76 Colo St 71 Okla Bapt 64 E Cen t Okl a 62 N E La 74 N W La 70 St M r y s T ex 85 Hous 74 Okla C1 ly li2 Tex. Ar l 63 Wch ta St 60 W Tex 5t 55 Langstn 83 P Qu nn 82 W New Mex 73 Reg1s 65 We st Or egon 69 Wash St 68 Or e St 65 Wash 63 Grnd Cnyn 70 UC lrvne 63 Pepprd1ne 73 St M r ys 71 Seattle 93 Loyolil 74 LnQ Bet"> St 1?2 L A 51 70 . ... MODERN SUPPLY 3'1'1 W. Matn St '1'12-2164 Pa"meroy. o. THE STORE WITH " ALL KINOS OF STUFF" -FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS, LAWNS AND GARDE-NS: UPRIGHTS 13-15-16-24 ii€ ......... "/ ALL IN STOCK NOW ......... GIBSON RIDENOUR'S . Phon~ 985·3307 • . ' By Denny Fobes The schedules lor the 1975 OhiO H1gh School Athletic Association basketball tournaments have been released showmg several changes affecting th1s " ' ea In clas< AA, the Me1gs M ,~rauiiers, playmg last year m the Coal Grove sectional, move to the Federal Hocking sectional With the Jackson Ironmen rep!acmg them at Coal Grove At Fedeli'! Hockmg Ute Marauders w1ll go agamst the likes of Belpre Warren New I ex1ngton, Shendan and Nclsonv•lleYork The Coal Grove sectwnal w1ll be compnsed of Galhpohs, Rock H11l , Ironton, South Pomt Oak H1ll and Jackson Regardmg other SEOAL teams, Waverly w•ll be at the Valley Local H1gh School sectional, Wellston wtll be m the Umon SciOto H1gh School sectional, and m AAA, Athens and Logan w1ll be al the R10 Gral\9e sec tional In class A, Hannan Trace moves to the Me1gs sectional from the Ironton secllonal, makmg the Rock Spnngs tourney an SVAC affrur, w1th the W•ldcats)mmng North Gallia, Eastern, Southern, K) ger Creek and Southwestern Symmes Valley "'II remam m the Ironton sectional All area class A teaniS, whoever comes out of the Me1gs sect10nal, Will move to the Chllhcothe distnct the week of March 3 The Federal Hocking and Coal Grove sectional wmners m • AA will move on to the Rio Grande distnct, w1th the AAA sectional wmner at RIO Grande g01ng to the AAA distnct at Oh10 Umverstty The lone rematmng wmter sports team m the area the Meigs Mara uder wrestlers of flay Goodman and Sam Crow, will launch thetr tourney competitiOn Fnda), Feb 8, at the Lancaster D•striCt Tournament One wmner from each we1ght class Will advance to the state lmals March 14 and IS at St John Arena Schools competing m the Lancaster Distnct will he Me1gs, B«lpre, Chesapea)<e, Glouster, Hillsboro, Ironton, NelsonvilleYork, Fairland , Shendan, Warren and Wellston Several outbreaks of VIolence durmg h1gh scholl Bthletic events 10 the past several weeks brmgs a different tone as basketball tournament tune, with all tis emotiOn and d!Hlr·<he atmosphere apprqaches Il seems maybe a renaissance of lhe word 'sportsmanship" would be applicable at lhi• time Under Rule 4, Section 3, of the Oh10 H1gh School Athletic Assoc•atwn's ConstitutiOn and Rules for 1974-75, under Ad-" m1mstrahve Respons1b1ht}, It states, 'Recogruzed law enforcement offtc1als should be g1ven spec1f1c mstrucuons by the school admmlslrator as to dulles both durmg the contest and after Thts w1ll mclude keeptng spectators from the lteld or floor durmg the game, superv1ston of parking and sale conduct of game offtctals and v1s1ting team from the conteat area " But common sense tells us that all respons1b1bty should not come under the head of an educatlonalmstttutmn, nor under lbe arm of the law Parents have the greatest effect on tugh school aged students, at least as far as discipline IS concerned, and if the parents don 't have any control over the1r kids or don't attempt to teach some kmd of moraliStiC responsibility or sportsmanship, then how can an adm1rustrator be expected to accomplish the same Sportsmanship IS often labeled "corny" by those that don't practice 11 But you'll find 11 comes m handy, especially when your team's on the road Ma loy 0 1 1 THE LEHEW BROTHERS, Ted and John , made their debut Shoaf 0 0 0 last weekend for the Capitol Umvers1ty wrestling team McA II tster 0 1 1 Ferguson 0 0 Ted, a 167 lb JUruor, was defeated by h1s Mount Umon OP0 Williams 0 0 0 Fredenck 52 12 TOTALS 20 9 49 ponent, the defending Ohto Conference champwn, while John, a MEIGS (32) - W1lle 0 0 0 190 lb freshman, lost to a Mount semor Foil rod 2 0 ' Stanley 6 0 12 But the Lehews weren't the only Cap1tol grapplers to do down Gum 000 Hal ley 113 Wmebrenner 2 2 6 Raw lmgs 0 to defeat, as all but I of the Columbus school's matmen lost to 0 0 Arnold 2 1 5. Casc1 0 0 0. 0 Mount Umon, and the one who didn 't lose managed only a draw Qualls 0 2 2 M1tch 0 0 0, B Ted and John, both former wrestlers and all-league football Quai ls 000 TOTALS 13632 players at Me1gs, are the 'l"ns of Mr and Mrs B1ll Lehew, Breezy He•ghts 30 Mo. Term • Sports Desk Howard 9 1 19 Durham 0 0 0 Bal lard 0 0 0 ll,OOO Minimum ~ Exec Ed teams Of Deposit • Sentinel Sunday at I p m at Meigs High School g)m to scl!le on rules and report on msurance for the fifth and s1xth grade basketball On Certificates • Dai~ TO MEET IN GYM A meetmg will be held The Waverly T1ger freshmen, tra11lng 24-22 m1dway through the third quarter , reeled orr 11 unanswered pomts en route to a 49-32 lrtumph over the Meigs Marauder frosh m the Mornson Gymnasmm CINCINNATI (UP!) Ptlcher Clay Kirby has been Thursday evemng INTflllEST The Marauders , down 4-3 at elected the top C1ncmnatl the end of the first quarter and Reds' newcomer of the I974 season by the local chapter of 18-14 at mterm1ss10n, stormed back to take the lead at 24-22 the base ball wnters assoctahon of Amenca tt was before the Tigers nulled away behind a rugged full court announ ced today Kirby earned 13 votes from press and .he outside shootmg the \\filers, more than the of Joe Fredenck and J1m Howard combmed total of the other Howard led ali scorers Wlth three vote getters - outfielder 19 pomts followed by Ken Gnffey, p1 tcher Tom N1nety day .n:eresf penalty 12 The only Fredenck w1 th 1f w1t~drawn before Carroll and pmch-h1tter Terry Marauder m double f1gures matun ty date Crowley Kirby was obtamed from San was Brent SU.nley w1lh 12 pomts D1ego m a trade lor outfielder Next Thursday the Marauder Bobby Tolan and ptlcher Dave Tomlin before the sU.rt of the 1974 season The 26-year-<lld nghthander NAMED COACH bed Jack B1llmgham and Don LONG BEACH, Calif (UP!) Ttle Athens County Gullett for most starts on the Savmgs & Loan Co - Veteran US Olymp1c 296 Second 51 Reds p1tchmg staff (35) and volleyball team member M1les Pomeroy . Oh1o posted a 12-9 record w1th a 3 27 Pabst has been named volearn ed run average leyball coach at Cal State Long H1s 231 mmngs pitched and Beach, It was announced 160 stnkeouts were second on Thursday the club to Gullett Pabst, 31, a member of the 1972 Amencan volleyball squad, also was on the 1973 Long Beach team that fmished runnerup to San D1ego State m the NCAA fmals HDRBEB LOVE PURINA He takes over lor Randy HORSE CHDWB Sandefur, who IS takmg a twoyear leave of absence after f1ve years as the 49ers' volleyball coach ~ DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L. TANNEHILL part\(:lpatwg tn weigh t trammg or adavtties m the v.yrnnasaun Also, If anyone as mterested In JOimng the 6 a m Jog gmg Club the) should conU.cl D• Clyde Evans the club's leader at Rto Grande College for add•ll onal Jn· format ton Waverly frosh rally, win 49-32 ~ The thts \\In lei and 04 0 from the rhw 1tl ltne After Sa lurda) 'S encounter. th e Red men wall take on Wil be rforce Umver s1 ty a t h Anc on Tuesday Jan 21 m a non lea!;!ue contes t Coac h Art I anh(lm an· nounced toda) that the llff111 game ongmaliy scheduled lor Jan 23 at Lyne Center has been rescheduled for Fndav, Jan 24 honors Did Schweitzer fail? By Dav1d Polmg It IS grat1fymg to note the \\ orld \\Ide celebrations that lVIII mark the Alber t Schweitzer Centenary - 1875-1975 There have not been many people\\ ho exeelled m so many !1elds as d1d this German preacher 's son from Alsace~ I orratne Yet th1s scholar who m,ute maJor contnbuttons m mus1c, ph1tosoph) and theologl IS perhaps best known for h1s Jun gle hosp!UII m Afnca and his medical c~ttentwn to lepers II WIN HONORS Schweitzer turned h1s back Eleven student s of Oh1o on Western Cl\ 1ltzahon JUs t Umvers1ty have been named to before World War I and gave the dean's list lor the fall lumseif to the depnved peoples quarter makmg a gra de of Central West Afn ca He d1ed average of at least 3 3 to be at the age of 90, fac mg the named They are Rosahe Ann cnttcs that arc attracted to lhe Reese, C h es h~r e , Elhs R famous and pondeiillg the F.nghsh , Jr , Myla Rae ethiCal future of the world He English, Coolville Julia Ann 11as hope!tu but not optumsllc Holter, Margaret Jean Rtggs. Sctn\eitzer s maJ Or phrase Barbara Lou1se Schultz and plulosoph) for the world Steven Craig Slanley Duane \\ 35 Reverence For I.Jfe He W1lh am Sydenst n cker \\. as the first m thas ce nturJ to Pomeroy Debra Lynn Bar sense th e close \\ Ofking nh.art, Ractne , Karen Rae Humphre). Reedsville and Debra Jo Mal Rutland .r Ttac Blu e Kmghts HI e ,1\ e1ag mg 45 9 f1um the held Center schedule DAVID POLING, D. D. Miscellaneous avt\r a~mg 87 7 contest "1th a 4 7 season 1C( 01 d Ins1de the MOC Rw Is I2 Ttpofl for the \amty en coun ter as 8 p Ul In a 5 45 p rn prehmmarv , the Rw Grande Ja) vees w11i battle the Mtd dleporl Independents Urbana IS led by Glenn Johnson \\h o has 196 pmnts m 12 ga mes 116 3) I eadan ~ rebotmde• for the Blue Kmghts IS Ron Stoner. who has 104 sna gs for an 8 1 average Urbana IS averagmg 87 1 powls \\ hllP the oppust tion 1s Announce new Editorial comment, • • opznzon, features Werry Mrs Bourne and Mrs For the seventh year, Nattonal Urban Fellows IS con'tlucting a nationwide recnnttng effort with the goal of increastng the supply of competent urban adm10istia tors The program recrutts and trains young people - mamly members of mlnonty groups and women - lor careers in local government A short, inteQsive summer session at Yale University leads off the Fellowship year Those who successluUy complete this are then assigned to serve for n10e months as speCl81 assistants to mayors, City managers and other admuustrators 10 more than 30 c1ties around the coun try Pay ON DEAN'S LIST ranges from S7 ,500 to $12,500 A number of Me1gs Coun I} In the !U"St six years of the program, National Urban studen ts attendmg Hockmg Fellowslups were awarded to 153 persons out of more than 1,800 Techmcal College at Nelsonapplicants from 32 states VIlle were named to the dean s Eligible to apply for !be seventh Fellowship year. July 15, list lor the fall quar ter One 1975 to August 31, 1975 are Citizens of the Uruted States who are Me1gs Couhans, Ste.en Boston between the ages or 24 and 39, have a bachelor's degree or, 10 Reedsville, received a lour exceptional cases, equivalent experience; have more thad tiro , p01nt grade average years full-time employment experience, preferably 10 an adRece1v1ng a three pomt or nurustrative capacrty, and have demonstrated exceptional better to be named to the hst ability, leadershtp potential and corrumtment to the solution of were Timothy K1ng of Midurban problems dleport , "Lew•s McK)nnev. Applications, wh1ch should be made b) March I, 1975, snould Middleport, Morton Barnes. be sent to Nabonal Urban Fellows, Inc , P 0 Box 1475, New Charles Faulk, Jr Jamce Haven, CT 06506 Holter. Pomero) , Janet S Morris Conrue Snuth, Rac1ne Honor pupils at' Portland listed Dear S1r Regardm g the letter, wrttlen by J L Ebersbach of Columbus, Oluo, may I com plunent them on such a well wratten and worded letter I somehow lmd 11 hard to beheve that this person d1d not have local legal a1d m composmg of sa1d letter I therefore would love to challenge J L Ebersbach to debate the essence of my request to the VIllage OffiCials on January 6, 1975 The area betund the Sugar Run Mill was commented on Some lots are pnvately owned, but eight large lots are owned by the Vt llage All are kept m a deplorable condition ' Also Sugar Street, as you mentiOned, was st>lrted and filled by Willis McMurray, former Pomeroy restdent I now contribute Lo the exten siOn of sa1d street by allow1ng trucks to dump from my lot Sugar Street has never been completed, ts unpassable, and IS never ma1nU1med by the VIllage I therefore use part of 1t under my legal nght that 1f the V1llage doesn t mamU.m 1t, 1t should revert to the owner Mr Lehew, on January 6, 197S, remmded council of this conce rrun g Ann Street You cant block a street that asn't betng used Look at SIXth Street Th1rd Street, Cherf) Street, and Hoffner Street The Pole Yard on Butternut still looks better than any p1ece of properly mamtamed by the C1ty The VIllage can't m"'nt>lln Front Street so "hy worry about other streets that have been tot>llly abandoned or Ignored lor years You speak of pnde If I d1dn t have an) for my town, I v. ouldn t have attended more meetmgs than any council member other than Mrs Walton, VIllage Clerk 1I would enjoy attendmg m~re and offermg md of some sort But why' Watctung counctl act on Issues IS hke watchmg 'Phe Indy 500 'm slow motion I still thank )OU lor makmg a comment Over the past SIX years, I have. ecetved nwnerous calls and comments about my straight forward and open comments They outnumber the Ebersbach's cnllc1sm about 4().1 I would enJOY haVIng J L attend one of our council meetings Redmen hQst Urbana Saturday I TV & APPLIANCES Gas Serv1ce . . Chester, OhiO Maryland Pro Standing. ABA Studingt By Un1ted Press tntern•tlon•l humbles Ken tucky New York St LO UI S MemphiS V1rgm1a East w I ptl 29 12 707 West Wolfpack ~ By UDited Press International The Maryland Terps were exorc~sed of the DaVId ThomPson Jinx Thursday and are now undoubtedly upward bound in the ratmgs on the strength of a I~ victory over delendmg NCAA champ ion North Carolma Swte Thompson wasn't exactly stoppjld m the cpntest as he turned 10 a game-lugh total of 33 pomts But a strong Maryland learn effort, ted by John Lueas' 30pomts, actueved the unexpectedly one-stded wm lor the Terps Maryland coach Lefty Drteselllermed the victory a "team effort" and added, 'we played excellent defense and stopped U1e1r fast break offense except for Thompson, and I don't know what you can do w1th that guy'' Wolfpack coach Norm Sloan took a good share of the blame for starting out with a zone defense "I don 'I think I helped with some of the dec1s1ons I made, '' he remarked "We stood around m a zone and that's not our style " The score was tied, 12-12, after 4.5 minutes when Maryland soiyed the zone and ran up 14 of the next 15 point$ to take a 26-13 lead, and the Terps were never in danger alter that Elsewhere, 19th-ranked New Mexico State edged 17thranked Bradley, 76-74, Oregon rupped Washington State, 69-68, Oregon Slate clipped Washington, 65-63, Boston College beat Harvard, 116-77, Texas A&M rtpped Sam Houston, 101-71 , St Louis defeated Tulsa, 71-M, and Utah State downed Colorado, 76-71 Jim Bosllc's ro.foot jumper at the buzzer in overtime gave New Mexico State 1ts Missouri Valley Conference victory over Bradley Richard Robinson led New Mex1co State With 24 points, followed by Bill Allen with 18 and Russ Letz with 11 Bostic, often the Aggtes scoring leader. netted eight points Game scormg honors went to Mike DaVIs of Bradley with 26 po10ts, with 14 apiece from teammates Greg Smith and Bobby Humbles and II from Mark Dohner for tbe Braves · ·~' ·" w I Denver 37 7 8 ~ San An toniO 26 20 565 l nd1ana 19 22 463 16 112 San D1ego 19 442 17 112 Ut ah 20 27 426 18 1!~ Thur sday 's Result Denver 1\5 Ut ah IO,j Fnda y•s Games Kentucky at N ew York V1 r gm 1a at Memph1S San Diego at lnd1 ana San AntoniO at 51 LOUIS '' NBA Standings By Unlled Press International Eastern Conference Atlantic OiVh10n w 1 pet g b Bos ton 26 14 650 Bu ffa lo 26 16 619 1 New Yo r k 22 18 550 ,. Ph1 la del ph1a 17 2,. 415 91; 1 Central Di VISIOn w 1 pet g b Wash in gton 29 13 690 Cle"eland 21 18 53 8 6'1~ Houston 20 21 488 5112 A tlanta 18 26 409 12 N ew OrleanS 4 34 l OS 23 Wes t ern Conference MidWeSt DIVI SIOn " w I pet g b Det ro t 24 18 571 Ch1ca go 23 10 561 112 M !w aukee 21 21 soo 3 21 23 471 4 KC Omah a PICifiC DIVI SIOn w 1 pet g b Golden State 27 14 659 Sea ttl e 20 22 476 1112 Por tland 18 22 450 5 11~ Phoen i x 16 23 410 10 LosA ngetes 17 25 40! JO lf~ Thursday's Results Cleveland 89 Portland 81 A tlan ta 108 W 85 hln glon 85 Sea ttle 127 Ho1.1ston 125 ot Milwaukee 119 Golden Sf 100 Fr1day t Games Detro1t at Bo sto n Golden State at 8\Jffalo Wlllshinglon at Ph ilad elphia Phoeni )( at Ctucaoo Seatt l e at New Orleans Portland at Houston New York at KC Omaha CROW'S STEAK HOUSE • Home of the Fabulous ' SANDWICH· Order By Phono And Toke Em Homo 992-5432 A meetmg on the rules and a report on msurance will be held for the fifth and SIXth grade basketball teams at Me1gs H1gh School Sunday at I p m The electiOn of officers will also be held All interested persons from Pomeroy, Middleport, Salisbury, Rutland, HarriSonville and Solem Center are encoura!led to atl.e"'nd • THE MEIGS Marauder g1rl gymnasts of coach l Kenda Ramey open the 197S season this Saturday at home against Belpre The meet beg1ns at 10 30 a m and the pubhc IS mv1ted NHL Standmgs By Un1ted Pre ss tnt ernaf1onat 01\fiSIOn 1 w I I pts gl ga Ph iladlph a 28 10 6 62 155 95 NY Range r s 22 12 8 52 179 134 At la nt a 19 16 9 47 123 122 NY I slanderS 17 16 I 45 1d6 123 DIVI SIOn 2 w I I pis gf ga Vancouver 22 17 5 <19 l SI 140 Ch cago 20 19 4 44 l d7 128 17 20 7 41 l d 1 154 St LOUIS M1nnesota 11 25 5 27 11 0 181 KansasC 1ty 8 30 4 20 106 186 DIVI SIOn J w I t pi S gt 91 Montreal 25 6 13 63 201 120 Los Ange les 25 6 12 62 143 85 P1t1 S6u rgh 16 17 9 41 171160 Detro t 11 23 7 29 119 160 Wa shm gton 3 37 5 ll. 90 24 1 DIVISIOn 4 w I t pis gf ga Buffa lo 27 9 7 61 187 134 Boston 24 12 7 55 202 132 Toronto 16 20 7 J9 149 164 Ca l 1for n 1a 11 27 8 JO 119 180 Thursd ay s Results Detro1t 7 Kansas C1 ty 4 Lo s Angeles 4 Boston I Ph tadelph1a 4 wash.ngfon o Frldily's Game s L os Ange les at Atla nta NY Ra n gers at C al 1forn•a Buffalo at Van t oi.Jver Browns raise ticket prices CLEVELAND (U P! ) - The Cleveland Browns blamed flsmg costs Thursday for an ann oun cement that hcket pr~ ces lor home games w1ll be h1gher 1h•s commg season Lower seals m the upper stands, the premtwn seats, will cost $2 more and all other seats at Cleveland stadium Will cost $I more The sharp me 1n all d~rect team e~pens es 1ncludmg salanes, travel, trammg camp and other areas necessttted the pnce increase," the , Browns said m a RATES & SERVICE .... 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Fnd,J\ , Jan 17 1!!75 2- The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Fnda1, Jan 17, 197S --------------------------~ Letters of opinion are wekomed They 1hould be 1..1 I than 300 word• long tor be subject to reduction by the edilor) and must be 1lgned with the 1lgnet'1 addres1. Names may bt wlthbeld upon publication. However, oa request, nam01 wtll be diaclosed Lellen 1hould be Ia lood taste, addres1lng lu u.. , not persona!it101 Mystery packets handed to jurors I I I I I I I I I I I PT PLEASANT I MY.stenous packets apparently I l .ctter u•rifer clwllenged Pomeroy, Oh10 January IS, 1fl5 "There sure are a lot of new faces m townt" Getting more for our government dollar It 's no secret that goverrunent has become the natiOn's b1ggest business employing nearly 13-million people an~ acCI'unting lor 22per cent ofthe gross national product Speildmg by state and local governments alone increased 80 per cent ootween 1968 and 1972, and at least up until the current recession hit they were adding about450,000 employes each year The country's taxpayers are demandmg more services from federal, stale and local governments than ever before - ) et paradoXIcally they are screammg louder than ever about how much it's costing Why ? Wedding plans are completed Final plans for the Mothers March of D1mes Jan 23 m Middleport were made at the Tuesday mght meeting of X• Gamma Mu Chapter of BeU. S1gma Ph1 Sorontv at the Columbus and Southern Oh10 Elec tric Co Mrs Cha rl otte Hamng presided and the transfer .1tual was g1ven to Jane Bourne Next m eeting wtJI be a pt zza The answer Is sunple, says James Hayes "More than ever, the Amencan taxpayer feels he Is being overcharged Hayes Is president of the American Management Associations (AMA), a nonprofit organizalton that conducts worldwide management training programs lor more than 100,000 business and government executives annually Few would den) that there is considerable room lor improvement 10 the efficiency of goverrunent The National Conunlssion on Productivity has projected that an aMual productivity improvement of just one per cent could reduce goverrunent expenditures by almost $5 billion by 1985 There are pockets of progress across the country Here and there, innovative programs are saving cities hundreds of ' thou1181lds of dollars a ,year But widespread inefficiency per sists, and the reasons that stand out are the inherent difllcully of managing modern government and the shortage of qualified managers in government Probably little can be done about tbe former. but there may be an answer to the latter. Apply the proven management techniques of business to government This ls the basis of a new training service being offered to goverrunent by the ProfeSSional Institute, a unit of American Management Associations The AMA has conducted management training J?fOgrams lor such publicorganlutions and groups as the governor's cabinet of South Dakota, the Massachusetts State Board of Education, the personnel officer of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania , City Uerks Assn of Colorado and the Cities of Richmond and Alexandrl8, Va When the people demand more and better servtces lor their mone!, it is not really a par;adox, says Hayes What they are asking IS that governments explain and JUstify m terms every citizen can understand what benefits are being received from the dollars and ma~ours mvested -in a word, productivity And the key to unprovmg productivity in goverrunent, he contends, IS through more professional management Speaking of beuer government party at the home of Jud) Tbe third SIX weeks honor roll of the PorUand Elementary School IS announced Making a grade or B or above m aD lheir subjects to be ~ to the roll. With those , _ m an cap•lal letters maiDDg an A's IIIClude F"tnt grade - CHARUE 8060, Teresa ~ber. Randy Beegle. Joy Dodderer. second grade- Ray Lawrence, Kevm Teaford, Bruce Wolfe, Kim Sprouse . th1rd grade CHRISTLE LAWRENCE, Danny Weddle, V1cky Barber; fourth grade - CINDY EVANS, BRUCE JOHNSON , TAMMY MEADOWS, DEBRA OCI'EAU, DaVid Talboll, fifth ,, I grade - SHERRY BEEGLE, Alic1a Evans, Rhonda Kerns, KELLY PICKENS, Eiame Smith, Renee Smith, stxth grade -DANNY TALBOTT. Charlotte Pickens, JANET MIDDLESWART, Joe Johnson, Leah Greet, BONNIE BOSO Spec1al educahon Dewey Authers"l>n, M1tch Babble OAPSE TO MEET Chapter 17 of the Qluo ASsoc1ahon of Public School Employes w1ll meet Monday, Jan Tl at 7 30 p m at Me1gs Jumor H1gh caletena InstallatiOn of officers w1ll !J<i hel~ - ' GUidoG~rolami Carolyn hostesses Grucse1 conU.mmg affidavits relallve to the recent election and ol!tclal recogmtion of complamts about obscene telephone calls were called to the attention of grand jurors Thursday mormng m Mason County CircUit Court b) Judge James Lee Thompson m h1s cha rge to that mveshgallve body Judge Thompson sa1d Immedia tely loll ow.ng the general election m November, Prosecutmg Attorney Don C Kingery had received sealed envelopes conU.m1ng aff1dav1ts relallve to the election They w1ll be delivered to you unopened the Judge said There was no md1catton of and that fur ther m!ormat10n ts available to them It was early 1n December that the C&P Telephone Co announced plai,IS to stop unwanted telephone calls The recent clunb m annoymg and harassmg phone calls m the Pomt Pleasant area has prompted telephone compan y off icials lo resor t to new measurE!!; to Identify the of lenders A fairly recent 'rash" of calls has made the company redouble efforts 1n ass1gmng manpower and additional trap 1 and trace eqwpment to Identify the culpn ts In making h1s charge on telephone complamts, Judge Thompson explamed that Coach Art Lanham s RIO Center for a M1d.Ohto ConGrande College Redmen lVIII fe rem:e enc oun ter be shootmg for the1r th~rd The Blue Kmghts of Coach consecuhve hardwood v1ctory Robert E Ca wle) are 2 l m Saturday n1ght when arch nval conference play Urbana College mvades Lyne Rio Grande enltlrs Saturday parents are responsible 'or these offenses by their children There were indications that persoiUI under age 18 are among those involved For parents allowing this to occur, Judge Thompson said, he could conshtute a charge of contr1butmg to the delinquency or a mmor Another offense spelled out could be ffilSuse of motor vehicles on the tughway by ctuldren 12 to 15 years of age who have been g1ven motorcycles and other such vehicles. Pnvate property 1s permlssable, but all cycles are not conla1ned to pnvate property, .wh1ch when permtlted by parents , IS contrtbutmg to delinquency of mmors what the packets contam or where they came from Judge Thompson also sa1d 'There IS somethmg more rampant tn the commumty, that 1s the elemen t of phone calls w1 th suggestiOns of mdecency and 1mmorahty The prosecutmg attorney's offtce has been flooded With comp!amts " By Tom Tiede Judge Thompson, who adWASIDNGTON- Durmg the latter part of the 19608, when a m• tied he has rece1 ved a womed Lyndon Johnson was enlisting the a1d of the FBI and CIA number of these calls, added, to probe domestic anti-establiShment thought, I wrote a story • I've deliberated upon th1s that caught the eye of the on-lughs The article concerned the Amencan NaZI Party In 1t I told of matter senously " Grand Jurors were advised the kinds of citizens attracted to the party, and menuoned by the judge that they have the casuaUy of meeting two young graduates of The Citadel who mvesllgahve power to find the were tour10g and comp1unenhng the ANP headquarters Shortly after publication, I rece1ved a call from a chap facts back of the complamts tdentifymg hunself as an agent for the Army's Crunmal Invesllgahons DIVISIOn (CID), who wanted to know more about The Citadel soldiers. I sa1d any more than had been published was pnvileged information , that I was surprised he'd think otherWise, but he persevered We agreell to meet m a motel near the Kennedy Space Center m Flonda,m a few days Before the meeting, I called the CID to verify the mvesllgalor•s credentials As I suspected, nobody by the name giVen was on the rolls He wouldn't be FBI, sa1d an Army fnend, because they glory m proper ldenti!•callon, "He's probably CIA - they h1de beh10d many badges." I agreed he was CIA. Even back then, the agency 's "DOmestic Contact Sernce" was an ill-kept secret I was younger. less expenenced, but not CQmpletely sunple When the agent amved m my room, he srud the "Army" was 10terested in fmding Tbe Citadel soldiers because "we don 't think they should be messmg around w1th Nazts " He had a Citadel yearbook and asked if I would select the proper photos Well, had 1t been mysses Grant, not some bumbly spook, ask10g for such patriOtiSm, I'd have declined My JOb as a Journalist 1s to observe, not to spy As I recall I looked over the yearbook, gave descnpttons of the sold1ers ent1rely different from actuality, and concluded I could not assOCiate any of the pictures w1Ut the culpnts expressiOns m planned events The memory of that occasion returns now, with new charges The Schweitzer legacy can of UA domestic surveillance, because I think I did right m be seen m a vanety or brushmg off the agent and because there may be a greater lesson organ azahons In the m the morality If the charges of Widespread 10tra-<tational CIA human1tanan and en ~ spymg are true, 1t must be assumed they have been a1ded and Vlronmental areas The abetted by Citizens such as you and I More than assumption, Humane Soc1ety of the Umled ac luaUy ,tt IS a fact the CIA, w1th some 12 to 15 domestic bureaus, States and 1ts KINDNESS club for ch1ldren and youth has done rehes on ordtnary cihzens for some mtelllgence 10!orrnation much to extend the realm of Mostly, the old Domestic Contact Sernce (now called "Fore1gn Reverence For Life Colleges Resources" ) asks ettizens gomg abroad to keep their eyes and and graduate schools address ears open Supposedly, though - wllness the recent revelations the!'lselves to the quesllons - the agency has 1ts at-borne finks as well No doubt the agent.s acqwre some informers by offenng cash raised by Schweitzer 1n or the rhetoric of national duty Others perhaps do not hav& to be philosophy and rehgwn Er1ca Anderson s Alhert Schweitzer coaxed at all, s111ce Americans have a dlsturb10g proclivity to Fn• ndsh1p House m Great goss1p, many agenc•es bes1des the UA 11ave found that comBarrmgton, Mass , IS a fme, muntty wagglers are all too cooperatlft,'it hot always accurate, mternahon al media center that and woe betide the fellow who applies lor a security JOb who has at tracts thousand s of visitors p1nched a netghbor's wife or neglected to return a borrowed mower until after the first snow. each year The truth of the matter, then, IS far more unportant than Never lmanc1ally secure, the Schweitzer hosp1ta! m whether the CIA comrrutted illegalities, 1t's whether Amencans w1U become diSgusted enough wtth such dangers to do something Afnca laces a gloomy future about 1t themselves ma10ly, shut up Doubtless thousands of The famous doctor 's daughter, Amencans, myself included I Sl!Ppose, have had the opporturuty Rhena no longer admm1sters the overseas work and to blow the whistle on domestic CIA snoops We haven't, to now, to our shame Perhaps the present controversy w•ll convtnce us present!) hves m Atlanta, Ga otherwiSe 10 1he future Soanng med1cal costs are ThiS ISil'too !:By that-liM>OA should expect no c1t1Z0n atd. 1 UOIHrsal and the clime along recall another personal experience when I was 10expllcab1y detamed (45 minutes) by Commurust police at an East Berlin railroad ent, and later questioned about tt by the CIA Had I had any good mforrnation then, I would have divulged 11- if only to help save others from similar detentions My belief IS that this kind of cooperation IS humarustlc and proper, but there can be no overnd10g reason why any of us should be tallted 10to, or bought mto, blabbmg on one another we1e items needed I Enoug h clothing has been secured lor the Charles I.Hnders famlly whose home wa s recently destroyed b¥ fire Howe\ er mtscella neous household Items. dishes and furmture are sllll needed A kitchen set of Ulble and chairs IS not needed Anyone having any of the needed 1tems to, contribute may con !act Pomeroy V1llage Hall or phone 992-2333 There 1s a garage on Welshtown Hlll where thmgs can be stored until the family fmds a house TOM TIEDE TO PRESENT HALFTIME SHOW - Dunng halftime of the Rio Grande-Urbana game on Saturday mght, the Glen dale Gymnastic Club will prov1de special enterl.amment Young girls from SIX years of age and up w1ll demonstrate outstanding ablltlles m floor exerciSe routmes as well as m balance beam exerc1ses The Glendale Gymnastics Club, Parkersburg, W Va , IS unrter the coachmg of Mr and Mrs Jerry Spencer The Spencers have been active lor many years, parlletpat10g as well as leactung gymnastics They are members of the Umted States Gymnastics FederatiOn and keep abreast wtth the cha ngmg sport as will be observed Saturday evemng The CIA and citizen gossips NCAA regional ducats sold out DAYTON, Oh10 (UP! ) - All hckets for the March 20 and 22 NCAA M1d-E as t RegiOnal Basketball Tournament, to be held at the 13,458 seat Umvers1ty of Dayton Arena, have been sold, olflctals announced Thursday Tournament Director Dale Foster sa1d the only llckets left arc the 75() allocated to each of the lour parhctpatmg teams The M1d East RegiOnal fi eld will mclude the rour wmners from first round actwn mvolvmg four at-large team s and the champions of the M1d- Centenary thoughts: relaiiDnslup of all CreatiOn Wmd sea and sky were 1n terconnected and so were man am mal and space He w-ged the end of "ar "arfare and the weapons of death For h1s opposthon to atomic testmg he recetved the Nobel Peace Pme m l9S2 He believed m the h v1n g n ghts of a mmals, msects, plants, trees - out~ dpors was sacred and the Wli\Crse was a graceful sane ~ tua• v Of hie the refore, Re\Crence for Life D1d Schweitzer fall ' Has Reverence lor L1fe taken hold an\where worth mentiomng ? Wars In crease, starvation fotlo11 s hunger and the ammai kin gdom kno\\ s sla ughter mstead of kindness Yet he M ote and worked 1n th1s sort of gnm sett mg and produced some adeas and actwns that conrmue to operate around the world The Schweitzer Cen· tenar) Year began wath a conce1 t m Carnegie Hall m January and found a vanetv of DR. LAMB Medicine won't cure arthritis By E Lamb, MD DEAR DR LAMB - I would appreciate vour Ideas on ar thnlls The whole med1ca l profession seems to be at a lo85 on that one Those of us who have passed our three score and 10 need help from somewhere l"m 84-years \oung, \\orkmg every daJ anden)oymg 1t Thus far I have refused all dope Please express ) our opmwn on aspmn I refuse to use 1t What I want as prevention DEAR READER - To be as TOATIENDFAIR active as you sound at 84 ) ou The French Club at Me1gs must ha,•e done a lot of High School Will attend & prevenhng alread) WorKing lan guage fa1r at Oh1o Umvel"lnty Saturda) Feb 22 and enJoHng 1t IS one of the Members of the local club w1ll best preventions or general present a skit and operate a aches and pams and more booth there Members w•II senous med1cal problems 1 parhc1pate tn the Nahonal lmo11 of Most people "ho have French contest and the Oh10 hved long life spans_have done, the same as }Ou have French contest 1n March I 1\tSh I could tell )OU there "as a cure for arthrths The os leoarthn lis wh1ch vou have 1s an accompamment of 1n creaSing age Some have 1t The date tree or date palm 1\orse than others )t 1s not a bears tts frmt 1n dusters \\hl< 11 new dasease Even the anc1ent hang from a IInck crown ot dmosaurs had 1t large pmnate lea ,'~s In a smgle The degeneratiOn of the season a tree produces from 300 to 500 poUMS-of fruot bones IS thought to be a sort of wear and tear response That ts wh) 1t often affects the we•ghtbeanng JOints like the knees and h1ps If you are not havmg too much dtscomlort )Ou m1ght as " ell do Without mediCIDe Aspmn lor th1s t)pe of arthntis IS useful only to the extent that 1trehe\ es patn Itwon'tcureor chan ge the progress of the arthrths You do need to mamU.m the lull range of mohon or your JOints That w1ll help to keep you working and enJoymg 1t for another 20 years Try to move every JOint m your body through a full range of motion several '•mes each day That means bendmg forward on your ankles to stretch your ankle tendon, stra1ghten1ng ) our knees as far as they w1U go movmg \our Uugh as far forward, backward and to -the s1 de as you can a nd methodtcally movmg every JOint m ali directions as far as poss ible w1thout strammg ) ourself Such exerc150s help prevent loss of motion later Keepmg act1ve usually mvoh•es at least some of these movements and helps a gr.eal deal l'or mtld osteoarthritiS w1th no evidence of deformtty , med1cme to control discomfort, •f needed, and general medical support 1s usually enough For other forms of arthntis, such as rheumatOid arthr1hs, or more senous osteoarthritis an arthr11is spec1ahst, at least to evaluate the course of the disease. 1s a good •de a It 1s also Important to keep your \\etght down Obes1ty merely adds to the wear and tear on welght-beanng JOints I would suspect that overwe1ght IS not one of your problems It ISmteresting how seldom IllS a problem m people over llQ. years old One of my doctor fnends once observed to me alter a tr1p to Flonda that he seldom saw any old fat people, JUSt old skjnny ones There ought to be some sort or a lesson m that observation Send your questions to Dr. Lamb, m care of th1s newspaper, P 0 Box 1551, Rad1o City Stallon, New York, N Y 11019 For a c~y of Dr Lamb's booklet on losmg we1ght, send SO cents to the same address and ask for the Losmg We•ght" booklet the Ogowe River struggles w1th mflataon, newer nearby lacllilles and personnel turnover Schweitzer's IOlerpretattons of Bath a1 e standard texts 10 the musiC field , treasured today as they were SO years ago (He played the p1ano at s and was church organiSt at age 9 ) But ele ctrontc organs flour1sh and lor Schwettzer, that would be !allure, lor he battled constantly lor the supremacy and dom10ance of the p1pe organ Whatever else endures of this car10g and concerned man, surely his words and affections still burn most bnghUy "ll" ls not enough merely to eXISt It's not enough to say, I'm earrung enough to live and support my family I do my work well I'm a good father I'm a good husband I'm a church goer That's all very well, but you must do something more Seek always to do some good to your fellowman do something for "h1ch you can get no pay bul the pnvilege of dmng 1t " Happy century, Albert IN COLUMBUS Edwm Cozart and E A Wmgett, members of Me~gs County Board of Elections, left Thursday everung to attend the State Election Board meeting 10 Columbus They wUI return Saturday Amencan, Sou theas tern , B•g Ten and OhiO Valley con· ferences Th e Mid-East Regwnal champiOn "111 advance to the NCAA final fo ur March 29 and 31 at San D1ego, Call! Kirby earns newcomer RIO Grarde Co llege s phvstcal educatwn bmldmg Lyne Ce ntet , will have new recreatiOn hours durmg the \\Inter qua rter The new schedule should create more ava1iable hours throughout the week fo r college students and sUI!! as well as members of the surround mg communities \lo-h o m1ght enJOY partlclpatmg If\ sw 1mm1ng baske tball and we1ght tra1nmg The Monday through Fnday sc hedul e finds the fac1hly open to the pubhc f1 om 8 to 9 30 p m On Saturda) the bu1ldmg w1ll be made ava ilable fr om 2-4 p m only , ho\\ ever, on Sun days, the pubhc w1ll have access !1om 2-4 p m and from 7 9 p m Excephon to thiS schedule wtll ex1s t "hen • pr;,arranged spec1al college even t has bee n already scheduled dur1ng these same limes th us makwg Lyne Center una\ a1lable to the pubhc To a1d 1n allev1atmg the problem a weekly Lyne Cen ter sc hedule w11i be forwarded to area newspapers In addition, swurumng fees Will be conbnued at $1 per adult and 50 cents per ch1ld No fee charges are made to those ROBERT HOEFL ICH City Edttor Publ iS hed dally except Saturday by Tt'le Oh io Valley Pub ttst'llhg Company Ill Collrl St. Pom*roy Oh 10 A5769 Bus •ness Office Phone 992 2156 Edjlorlal Pl'lone 992 2151 Second cl ass postage pa rd at Pomeroy Ohto Nat,onat ad vertls•n~ represen tative Gallagher , Inc Sl 1 Bott tnelll 12 East _.2nd New Y ork, New York Su bscr.pt to n rates Delivered by carr1er where ava •table 75 cents per week B y Motor Route where ca rrrer servtce not avatlable. One mon th, SJ 25 By ma rl In Oh10 and w Va , One Year, s2~ 00 S1x months, Sll SO t Three months , $7 00 Elsewhere $26 00 year S1x months SJ3 50 three mon thS , S7 Subscript iOn pnce so 1nc;tudes Sunda y T1mes Sen.linel -- Election of officers lor the league will also be held All mleresled persons of the Pomero y, Middleport , Salisbury, Rutland , Harrisonville and Salem Center area are urged to attend GIRL.> TO PLAY Me1gs' G1rls' gymnasti c team w11i compete against Belpre at Me1gs H1gh gym Saturday at IO 30 am The pubhc 1s welcome lrosh, at 3-5, travel to Gallipolis lor an SEOAL encounter w1th the Blue Dev1ls Waverly 4 14 15 16-49 Me1gs 3 II 10 9- 32 WAVERLY 149) - Rowe 0 1 1 Thoma s 3 0 6 Thoma s 2 2 6, Wngh t 1 1 3, Meigs Co. Branch @ • •• ~ • • • • Steel ToeMINERS BOOT a complete feed . no hay needed .. Insulated or Non Insulated • heritage house Your Thorn MeAn Store Mtddleport, Ohto .__ _ _ ___.1 , •• • •• . . 8-10-15-20-25 Cu. Ft. ;;:::::v/ .. d M --- atEST FREEZERS "' • ,•a. •• ...• -...•. --.•. -....• College Basketball R esu l ts By Un1ted Pre ss International East R 1der 59 i on a 58 BrandeiS 99 Babson 87 Ad e lphi 74 Queens 64 Boston Co li 86 Harvard 77 Boston U 78 Nr t hea strn 61 Wm Patrsn 65 trentn 51 59 L m co l n 66 Sal1sbury 54 Gettysbg 84 Johns H op k1n s 78 Cu rry 88 UM Bos ton 75 M ll ers" l 10d Lebanon 68 EI1Ztown 67 Fra nk &Marsh 60 Spnng Garden 79 Eastern 75 A lbrig h t 55 De l Va ll ey 46 Ba ll County 61 Bow eSt 59 Worcstr Tee n 83 F P1erce 68 t haca 68 Elm 1ra 63 South Md 10 3 No Car Sf 85 R Macon 89 Loyo la Bait 80 Mercer 82 West Flor 1da 81 Alba ny St 94 Bthne C+<mn 80 W Car 86 Carson New miln 68 A lc orn St 93 M ss Valley 86 Toug a loo 69 South ern 65 Mlll 1gan 97 Mary\fllle 81 Cam pb el lsv l 60 Cumbrlnd 58 Newberry 71 U N C Ash vi 55 Fayelle\f l St 86 H mptn In 74 Della St 67 M ss Co li 66 Roll1ns 59 Wr1g h t 57 So Ala 90 Ill St 88 M ss State 93 L SU 84 M1dwes t Pac1f c 83 Ball St 69 Bellrmne 96 M t Mrty S D 76 Parks1de 102 Loars 72 No M1ch 55 W1~ Gr n By 52 Southwest Hou ston Bapt 10d Lamar 95 Texas A&M 101 Sa m Houston 71 St LOUIS 71 Tu lSa 65 N M Sl 76 Br adley 74 ol Utah St 76 Colo St 71 Okla Bapt 64 E Cen t Okl a 62 N E La 74 N W La 70 St M r y s T ex 85 Hous 74 Okla C1 ly li2 Tex. Ar l 63 Wch ta St 60 W Tex 5t 55 Langstn 83 P Qu nn 82 W New Mex 73 Reg1s 65 We st Or egon 69 Wash St 68 Or e St 65 Wash 63 Grnd Cnyn 70 UC lrvne 63 Pepprd1ne 73 St M r ys 71 Seattle 93 Loyolil 74 LnQ Bet"> St 1?2 L A 51 70 . ... MODERN SUPPLY 3'1'1 W. Matn St '1'12-2164 Pa"meroy. o. THE STORE WITH " ALL KINOS OF STUFF" -FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS, LAWNS AND GARDE-NS: UPRIGHTS 13-15-16-24 ii€ ......... "/ ALL IN STOCK NOW ......... GIBSON RIDENOUR'S . Phon~ 985·3307 • . ' By Denny Fobes The schedules lor the 1975 OhiO H1gh School Athletic Association basketball tournaments have been released showmg several changes affecting th1s " ' ea In clas< AA, the Me1gs M ,~rauiiers, playmg last year m the Coal Grove sectional, move to the Federal Hocking sectional With the Jackson Ironmen rep!acmg them at Coal Grove At Fedeli'! Hockmg Ute Marauders w1ll go agamst the likes of Belpre Warren New I ex1ngton, Shendan and Nclsonv•lleYork The Coal Grove sectwnal w1ll be compnsed of Galhpohs, Rock H11l , Ironton, South Pomt Oak H1ll and Jackson Regardmg other SEOAL teams, Waverly w•ll be at the Valley Local H1gh School sectional, Wellston wtll be m the Umon SciOto H1gh School sectional, and m AAA, Athens and Logan w1ll be al the R10 Gral\9e sec tional In class A, Hannan Trace moves to the Me1gs sectional from the Ironton secllonal, makmg the Rock Spnngs tourney an SVAC affrur, w1th the W•ldcats)mmng North Gallia, Eastern, Southern, K) ger Creek and Southwestern Symmes Valley "'II remam m the Ironton sectional All area class A teaniS, whoever comes out of the Me1gs sect10nal, Will move to the Chllhcothe distnct the week of March 3 The Federal Hocking and Coal Grove sectional wmners m • AA will move on to the Rio Grande distnct, w1th the AAA sectional wmner at RIO Grande g01ng to the AAA distnct at Oh10 Umverstty The lone rematmng wmter sports team m the area the Meigs Mara uder wrestlers of flay Goodman and Sam Crow, will launch thetr tourney competitiOn Fnda), Feb 8, at the Lancaster D•striCt Tournament One wmner from each we1ght class Will advance to the state lmals March 14 and IS at St John Arena Schools competing m the Lancaster Distnct will he Me1gs, B«lpre, Chesapea)<e, Glouster, Hillsboro, Ironton, NelsonvilleYork, Fairland , Shendan, Warren and Wellston Several outbreaks of VIolence durmg h1gh scholl Bthletic events 10 the past several weeks brmgs a different tone as basketball tournament tune, with all tis emotiOn and d!Hlr·<he atmosphere apprqaches Il seems maybe a renaissance of lhe word 'sportsmanship" would be applicable at lhi• time Under Rule 4, Section 3, of the Oh10 H1gh School Athletic Assoc•atwn's ConstitutiOn and Rules for 1974-75, under Ad-" m1mstrahve Respons1b1ht}, It states, 'Recogruzed law enforcement offtc1als should be g1ven spec1f1c mstrucuons by the school admmlslrator as to dulles both durmg the contest and after Thts w1ll mclude keeptng spectators from the lteld or floor durmg the game, superv1ston of parking and sale conduct of game offtctals and v1s1ting team from the conteat area " But common sense tells us that all respons1b1bty should not come under the head of an educatlonalmstttutmn, nor under lbe arm of the law Parents have the greatest effect on tugh school aged students, at least as far as discipline IS concerned, and if the parents don 't have any control over the1r kids or don't attempt to teach some kmd of moraliStiC responsibility or sportsmanship, then how can an adm1rustrator be expected to accomplish the same Sportsmanship IS often labeled "corny" by those that don't practice 11 But you'll find 11 comes m handy, especially when your team's on the road Ma loy 0 1 1 THE LEHEW BROTHERS, Ted and John , made their debut Shoaf 0 0 0 last weekend for the Capitol Umvers1ty wrestling team McA II tster 0 1 1 Ferguson 0 0 Ted, a 167 lb JUruor, was defeated by h1s Mount Umon OP0 Williams 0 0 0 Fredenck 52 12 TOTALS 20 9 49 ponent, the defending Ohto Conference champwn, while John, a MEIGS (32) - W1lle 0 0 0 190 lb freshman, lost to a Mount semor Foil rod 2 0 ' Stanley 6 0 12 But the Lehews weren't the only Cap1tol grapplers to do down Gum 000 Hal ley 113 Wmebrenner 2 2 6 Raw lmgs 0 to defeat, as all but I of the Columbus school's matmen lost to 0 0 Arnold 2 1 5. Casc1 0 0 0. 0 Mount Umon, and the one who didn 't lose managed only a draw Qualls 0 2 2 M1tch 0 0 0, B Ted and John, both former wrestlers and all-league football Quai ls 000 TOTALS 13632 players at Me1gs, are the 'l"ns of Mr and Mrs B1ll Lehew, Breezy He•ghts 30 Mo. Term • Sports Desk Howard 9 1 19 Durham 0 0 0 Bal lard 0 0 0 ll,OOO Minimum ~ Exec Ed teams Of Deposit • Sentinel Sunday at I p m at Meigs High School g)m to scl!le on rules and report on msurance for the fifth and s1xth grade basketball On Certificates • Dai~ TO MEET IN GYM A meetmg will be held The Waverly T1ger freshmen, tra11lng 24-22 m1dway through the third quarter , reeled orr 11 unanswered pomts en route to a 49-32 lrtumph over the Meigs Marauder frosh m the Mornson Gymnasmm CINCINNATI (UP!) Ptlcher Clay Kirby has been Thursday evemng INTflllEST The Marauders , down 4-3 at elected the top C1ncmnatl the end of the first quarter and Reds' newcomer of the I974 season by the local chapter of 18-14 at mterm1ss10n, stormed back to take the lead at 24-22 the base ball wnters assoctahon of Amenca tt was before the Tigers nulled away behind a rugged full court announ ced today Kirby earned 13 votes from press and .he outside shootmg the \\filers, more than the of Joe Fredenck and J1m Howard combmed total of the other Howard led ali scorers Wlth three vote getters - outfielder 19 pomts followed by Ken Gnffey, p1 tcher Tom N1nety day .n:eresf penalty 12 The only Fredenck w1 th 1f w1t~drawn before Carroll and pmch-h1tter Terry Marauder m double f1gures matun ty date Crowley Kirby was obtamed from San was Brent SU.nley w1lh 12 pomts D1ego m a trade lor outfielder Next Thursday the Marauder Bobby Tolan and ptlcher Dave Tomlin before the sU.rt of the 1974 season The 26-year-<lld nghthander NAMED COACH bed Jack B1llmgham and Don LONG BEACH, Calif (UP!) Ttle Athens County Gullett for most starts on the Savmgs & Loan Co - Veteran US Olymp1c 296 Second 51 Reds p1tchmg staff (35) and volleyball team member M1les Pomeroy . Oh1o posted a 12-9 record w1th a 3 27 Pabst has been named volearn ed run average leyball coach at Cal State Long H1s 231 mmngs pitched and Beach, It was announced 160 stnkeouts were second on Thursday the club to Gullett Pabst, 31, a member of the 1972 Amencan volleyball squad, also was on the 1973 Long Beach team that fmished runnerup to San D1ego State m the NCAA fmals HDRBEB LOVE PURINA He takes over lor Randy HORSE CHDWB Sandefur, who IS takmg a twoyear leave of absence after f1ve years as the 49ers' volleyball coach ~ DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L. TANNEHILL part\(:lpatwg tn weigh t trammg or adavtties m the v.yrnnasaun Also, If anyone as mterested In JOimng the 6 a m Jog gmg Club the) should conU.cl D• Clyde Evans the club's leader at Rto Grande College for add•ll onal Jn· format ton Waverly frosh rally, win 49-32 ~ The thts \\In lei and 04 0 from the rhw 1tl ltne After Sa lurda) 'S encounter. th e Red men wall take on Wil be rforce Umver s1 ty a t h Anc on Tuesday Jan 21 m a non lea!;!ue contes t Coac h Art I anh(lm an· nounced toda) that the llff111 game ongmaliy scheduled lor Jan 23 at Lyne Center has been rescheduled for Fndav, Jan 24 honors Did Schweitzer fail? By Dav1d Polmg It IS grat1fymg to note the \\ orld \\Ide celebrations that lVIII mark the Alber t Schweitzer Centenary - 1875-1975 There have not been many people\\ ho exeelled m so many !1elds as d1d this German preacher 's son from Alsace~ I orratne Yet th1s scholar who m,ute maJor contnbuttons m mus1c, ph1tosoph) and theologl IS perhaps best known for h1s Jun gle hosp!UII m Afnca and his medical c~ttentwn to lepers II WIN HONORS Schweitzer turned h1s back Eleven student s of Oh1o on Western Cl\ 1ltzahon JUs t Umvers1ty have been named to before World War I and gave the dean's list lor the fall lumseif to the depnved peoples quarter makmg a gra de of Central West Afn ca He d1ed average of at least 3 3 to be at the age of 90, fac mg the named They are Rosahe Ann cnttcs that arc attracted to lhe Reese, C h es h~r e , Elhs R famous and pondeiillg the F.nghsh , Jr , Myla Rae ethiCal future of the world He English, Coolville Julia Ann 11as hope!tu but not optumsllc Holter, Margaret Jean Rtggs. Sctn\eitzer s maJ Or phrase Barbara Lou1se Schultz and plulosoph) for the world Steven Craig Slanley Duane \\ 35 Reverence For I.Jfe He W1lh am Sydenst n cker \\. as the first m thas ce nturJ to Pomeroy Debra Lynn Bar sense th e close \\ Ofking nh.art, Ractne , Karen Rae Humphre). Reedsville and Debra Jo Mal Rutland .r Ttac Blu e Kmghts HI e ,1\ e1ag mg 45 9 f1um the held Center schedule DAVID POLING, D. D. Miscellaneous avt\r a~mg 87 7 contest "1th a 4 7 season 1C( 01 d Ins1de the MOC Rw Is I2 Ttpofl for the \amty en coun ter as 8 p Ul In a 5 45 p rn prehmmarv , the Rw Grande Ja) vees w11i battle the Mtd dleporl Independents Urbana IS led by Glenn Johnson \\h o has 196 pmnts m 12 ga mes 116 3) I eadan ~ rebotmde• for the Blue Kmghts IS Ron Stoner. who has 104 sna gs for an 8 1 average Urbana IS averagmg 87 1 powls \\ hllP the oppust tion 1s Announce new Editorial comment, • • opznzon, features Werry Mrs Bourne and Mrs For the seventh year, Nattonal Urban Fellows IS con'tlucting a nationwide recnnttng effort with the goal of increastng the supply of competent urban adm10istia tors The program recrutts and trains young people - mamly members of mlnonty groups and women - lor careers in local government A short, inteQsive summer session at Yale University leads off the Fellowship year Those who successluUy complete this are then assigned to serve for n10e months as speCl81 assistants to mayors, City managers and other admuustrators 10 more than 30 c1ties around the coun try Pay ON DEAN'S LIST ranges from S7 ,500 to $12,500 A number of Me1gs Coun I} In the !U"St six years of the program, National Urban studen ts attendmg Hockmg Fellowslups were awarded to 153 persons out of more than 1,800 Techmcal College at Nelsonapplicants from 32 states VIlle were named to the dean s Eligible to apply for !be seventh Fellowship year. July 15, list lor the fall quar ter One 1975 to August 31, 1975 are Citizens of the Uruted States who are Me1gs Couhans, Ste.en Boston between the ages or 24 and 39, have a bachelor's degree or, 10 Reedsville, received a lour exceptional cases, equivalent experience; have more thad tiro , p01nt grade average years full-time employment experience, preferably 10 an adRece1v1ng a three pomt or nurustrative capacrty, and have demonstrated exceptional better to be named to the hst ability, leadershtp potential and corrumtment to the solution of were Timothy K1ng of Midurban problems dleport , "Lew•s McK)nnev. Applications, wh1ch should be made b) March I, 1975, snould Middleport, Morton Barnes. be sent to Nabonal Urban Fellows, Inc , P 0 Box 1475, New Charles Faulk, Jr Jamce Haven, CT 06506 Holter. Pomero) , Janet S Morris Conrue Snuth, Rac1ne Honor pupils at' Portland listed Dear S1r Regardm g the letter, wrttlen by J L Ebersbach of Columbus, Oluo, may I com plunent them on such a well wratten and worded letter I somehow lmd 11 hard to beheve that this person d1d not have local legal a1d m composmg of sa1d letter I therefore would love to challenge J L Ebersbach to debate the essence of my request to the VIllage OffiCials on January 6, 1975 The area betund the Sugar Run Mill was commented on Some lots are pnvately owned, but eight large lots are owned by the Vt llage All are kept m a deplorable condition ' Also Sugar Street, as you mentiOned, was st>lrted and filled by Willis McMurray, former Pomeroy restdent I now contribute Lo the exten siOn of sa1d street by allow1ng trucks to dump from my lot Sugar Street has never been completed, ts unpassable, and IS never ma1nU1med by the VIllage I therefore use part of 1t under my legal nght that 1f the V1llage doesn t mamU.m 1t, 1t should revert to the owner Mr Lehew, on January 6, 197S, remmded council of this conce rrun g Ann Street You cant block a street that asn't betng used Look at SIXth Street Th1rd Street, Cherf) Street, and Hoffner Street The Pole Yard on Butternut still looks better than any p1ece of properly mamtamed by the C1ty The VIllage can't m"'nt>lln Front Street so "hy worry about other streets that have been tot>llly abandoned or Ignored lor years You speak of pnde If I d1dn t have an) for my town, I v. ouldn t have attended more meetmgs than any council member other than Mrs Walton, VIllage Clerk 1I would enjoy attendmg m~re and offermg md of some sort But why' Watctung counctl act on Issues IS hke watchmg 'Phe Indy 500 'm slow motion I still thank )OU lor makmg a comment Over the past SIX years, I have. ecetved nwnerous calls and comments about my straight forward and open comments They outnumber the Ebersbach's cnllc1sm about 4().1 I would enJOY haVIng J L attend one of our council meetings Redmen hQst Urbana Saturday I TV & APPLIANCES Gas Serv1ce . . Chester, OhiO Maryland Pro Standing. ABA Studingt By Un1ted Press tntern•tlon•l humbles Ken tucky New York St LO UI S MemphiS V1rgm1a East w I ptl 29 12 707 West Wolfpack ~ By UDited Press International The Maryland Terps were exorc~sed of the DaVId ThomPson Jinx Thursday and are now undoubtedly upward bound in the ratmgs on the strength of a I~ victory over delendmg NCAA champ ion North Carolma Swte Thompson wasn't exactly stoppjld m the cpntest as he turned 10 a game-lugh total of 33 pomts But a strong Maryland learn effort, ted by John Lueas' 30pomts, actueved the unexpectedly one-stded wm lor the Terps Maryland coach Lefty Drteselllermed the victory a "team effort" and added, 'we played excellent defense and stopped U1e1r fast break offense except for Thompson, and I don't know what you can do w1th that guy'' Wolfpack coach Norm Sloan took a good share of the blame for starting out with a zone defense "I don 'I think I helped with some of the dec1s1ons I made, '' he remarked "We stood around m a zone and that's not our style " The score was tied, 12-12, after 4.5 minutes when Maryland soiyed the zone and ran up 14 of the next 15 point$ to take a 26-13 lead, and the Terps were never in danger alter that Elsewhere, 19th-ranked New Mexico State edged 17thranked Bradley, 76-74, Oregon rupped Washington State, 69-68, Oregon Slate clipped Washington, 65-63, Boston College beat Harvard, 116-77, Texas A&M rtpped Sam Houston, 101-71 , St Louis defeated Tulsa, 71-M, and Utah State downed Colorado, 76-71 Jim Bosllc's ro.foot jumper at the buzzer in overtime gave New Mexico State 1ts Missouri Valley Conference victory over Bradley Richard Robinson led New Mex1co State With 24 points, followed by Bill Allen with 18 and Russ Letz with 11 Bostic, often the Aggtes scoring leader. netted eight points Game scormg honors went to Mike DaVIs of Bradley with 26 po10ts, with 14 apiece from teammates Greg Smith and Bobby Humbles and II from Mark Dohner for tbe Braves · ·~' ·" w I Denver 37 7 8 ~ San An toniO 26 20 565 l nd1ana 19 22 463 16 112 San D1ego 19 442 17 112 Ut ah 20 27 426 18 1!~ Thur sday 's Result Denver 1\5 Ut ah IO,j Fnda y•s Games Kentucky at N ew York V1 r gm 1a at Memph1S San Diego at lnd1 ana San AntoniO at 51 LOUIS '' NBA Standings By Unlled Press International Eastern Conference Atlantic OiVh10n w 1 pet g b Bos ton 26 14 650 Bu ffa lo 26 16 619 1 New Yo r k 22 18 550 ,. Ph1 la del ph1a 17 2,. 415 91; 1 Central Di VISIOn w 1 pet g b Wash in gton 29 13 690 Cle"eland 21 18 53 8 6'1~ Houston 20 21 488 5112 A tlanta 18 26 409 12 N ew OrleanS 4 34 l OS 23 Wes t ern Conference MidWeSt DIVI SIOn " w I pet g b Det ro t 24 18 571 Ch1ca go 23 10 561 112 M !w aukee 21 21 soo 3 21 23 471 4 KC Omah a PICifiC DIVI SIOn w 1 pet g b Golden State 27 14 659 Sea ttl e 20 22 476 1112 Por tland 18 22 450 5 11~ Phoen i x 16 23 410 10 LosA ngetes 17 25 40! JO lf~ Thursday's Results Cleveland 89 Portland 81 A tlan ta 108 W 85 hln glon 85 Sea ttle 127 Ho1.1ston 125 ot Milwaukee 119 Golden Sf 100 Fr1day t Games Detro1t at Bo sto n Golden State at 8\Jffalo Wlllshinglon at Ph ilad elphia Phoeni )( at Ctucaoo Seatt l e at New Orleans Portland at Houston New York at KC Omaha CROW'S STEAK HOUSE • Home of the Fabulous ' SANDWICH· Order By Phono And Toke Em Homo 992-5432 A meetmg on the rules and a report on msurance will be held for the fifth and SIXth grade basketball teams at Me1gs H1gh School Sunday at I p m The electiOn of officers will also be held All interested persons from Pomeroy, Middleport, Salisbury, Rutland, HarriSonville and Solem Center are encoura!led to atl.e"'nd • THE MEIGS Marauder g1rl gymnasts of coach l Kenda Ramey open the 197S season this Saturday at home against Belpre The meet beg1ns at 10 30 a m and the pubhc IS mv1ted NHL Standmgs By Un1ted Pre ss tnt ernaf1onat 01\fiSIOn 1 w I I pts gl ga Ph iladlph a 28 10 6 62 155 95 NY Range r s 22 12 8 52 179 134 At la nt a 19 16 9 47 123 122 NY I slanderS 17 16 I 45 1d6 123 DIVI SIOn 2 w I I pis gf ga Vancouver 22 17 5 <19 l SI 140 Ch cago 20 19 4 44 l d7 128 17 20 7 41 l d 1 154 St LOUIS M1nnesota 11 25 5 27 11 0 181 KansasC 1ty 8 30 4 20 106 186 DIVI SIOn J w I t pi S gt 91 Montreal 25 6 13 63 201 120 Los Ange les 25 6 12 62 143 85 P1t1 S6u rgh 16 17 9 41 171160 Detro t 11 23 7 29 119 160 Wa shm gton 3 37 5 ll. 90 24 1 DIVISIOn 4 w I t pis gf ga Buffa lo 27 9 7 61 187 134 Boston 24 12 7 55 202 132 Toronto 16 20 7 J9 149 164 Ca l 1for n 1a 11 27 8 JO 119 180 Thursd ay s Results Detro1t 7 Kansas C1 ty 4 Lo s Angeles 4 Boston I Ph tadelph1a 4 wash.ngfon o Frldily's Game s L os Ange les at Atla nta NY Ra n gers at C al 1forn•a Buffalo at Van t oi.Jver Browns raise ticket prices CLEVELAND (U P! ) - The Cleveland Browns blamed flsmg costs Thursday for an ann oun cement that hcket pr~ ces lor home games w1ll be h1gher 1h•s commg season Lower seals m the upper stands, the premtwn seats, will cost $2 more and all other seats at Cleveland stadium Will cost $I more The sharp me 1n all d~rect team e~pens es 1ncludmg salanes, travel, trammg camp and other areas necessttted the pnce increase," the , Browns said m a RATES & SERVICE .... 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Best Co January Clearance Sale NEW BOYFRIEND DETROIT (UP! ) - Judy Strang1s, known to teleVIsion VIewers as the 11 Mean Mary Jean" of Plymouth auto advertisements, says she has a new bOyfnend-tenrus ace Junmy Connors "He's very, very mce ," said the 2:1-year-<lid model "Fortunately, he travels and I travel That way, he's not back m Los Angeles feelmg bad because I'm away, and ne1ther NOW IN PROGRESS ADDITIONAL REDUCTIONS ON SOME ITEMS NOW IN EFFECT 20-50% OFF am I " M1ss StranglS, a petiteS-foot1, !Ill-pounder who promotes Plymouths 10 a senes of advertiSements feat.urmg such "' hie es as 0 J Sunpson, was "P~"""'" g at the DetrOit Auto Show when she told ne\\smen Clbou Connors FOR THE BEST Bahr Clothiers 9:15 to 5:00 Middleport, Ohio 9:15 to 8:00 • I •• o;, 13 690 lB 27 400 13 11 32 2S6 19 9 33 214 20112 29 '. �J) 6-The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o ., Fndn)', J:m 17, )~75 -==·::'~:::·.·... ,,.~;.:&'&~~~:... - 4- The Daily Sent'inel, M1ddleport-Pomero}, 0 . Fnd,l) , J,~n t7 1975 National Basketball Association Roundup By Unlled Press International Portland coa ch Lenny Wi lkens fmally saw B1ll Walton '" acU on Thursday mght after the fon pe r UCLA All -Amen ca spenl l\\O montlis Sidelined w1th one aliment after an other, but 1t 11 as Cleveland coach Bill F1tch 11ho wa s sm1llng when the game ended And m anothe r National Basketball Assoc1at10n ga me, the lugh-flymg Golden State Wat rtors got a look at another recovered former UCLA supers tar center Kareem Abdul J a bbar who m1ssed the flr st l 5 games of lhe sPason wtth a brok en hand He came crashmg down 111th 40 pomts and seve n blocked shots to help the Mll11 a ukee Bucks to tl1e 500 level for the f1rst lime tlus \ ear F1tch wh o has lost the se rv tces of Austin Carr a nd Jun f1ve atte mpts but gol Into the scormg t'O Iumn Wi th a pair of foul shots Walt on sa1d he could not tell much abo ut his perfort)lance beca use he played for short mtervals ' M} coordmatwn Is sti ll off he d sal · Abdul-Jabbar's coordma tton, though was hard!) off The 7f .oot 2 p1votman, who \~as std~hned \\ lu le the Bucks stilrt ed the scgsO'n v. 1th a 2-13 ,re(o r d Yt as un s toppable <~ga tns t the WarriOrs ~bdul-Jh bbar helped out and recel\ed help frorn hi 1 s eam mat es bu t H1ck Barry, the league 's leadmg scorer , got none fr om Ius and Milwaukee pasted Golden State, 119-100 Bar r) ma naged 26 pomts but II US " a} off from the floor comple tmg JUSt 12 of 34 TEAM Waverl y 1974 75 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL I In cludes games through Jan 11) OVERALL STANDINGS W L PCT 10 7 m ~~~~a~~~~ce ~ ~ :~~ Log•n Federa l Hock 1ng Nelsonvill e York Be lpre Jack son Southwestern Iront on Southern Point P lea sant Athens Warren Local Ga lltpol!s Tnmble Wahama Vmton County Alexander Miller Kyger Cree k 7 3 700 7 3 700 7 7 3 3 700 700 6 6 6 3 66 7 4 5 5 2 2 6 5 5 600 600 500 500 ~:~f:rn Well ston Sy mmes Vall ey 5 4 4 .s 4 6 /4 )1;0 483 702 639 634 618 316 580 mnov atlve, creatmg a bthtl es of 494 463 31 5 630 5 44 4 3 400 7 8 364 273 2 6 1 7 250 125 o a o 9 ooo i~6 000 51 0 5()5 556 450 596 606 547 254 599 506 .180 444 members 1 the Black Diamond G1rl Scout Coun cil of wh1 ch 50 4 5()4 603 649 626 7 4 3 i : PTS OP .aSS 444 ' Behev mg the re ts s trength m nwnbers Hnd knowm g of the 579 547 547 J/6 4/ 5 366 100 767 526 469 564 599 ~4 3 422 366 i Social ~ l Calendar I! Scouts women to plan celebration Walton returns SEO cage~ statistics 49 5 511 378 570 497 621 OVERALL SCO RING NAME , TEAM FG FT PTS CGl AVG Mark Swam Han Tra ce 123 32 278 ' 111 25 3 attempts Dan 81se Fed Hocktng 89 61 239 ' 101 23 9 Team defense by the Bucks Kev1n Can ter Nels York 78 46 196 I101 19 6 (51 18 ' Jeff Gilliland Wahama 32 28 92 harrassed the all Warnors mto Greg James North Gal Ita 56 14 126 I 71 18 o a poor shootmg mght 36 per Mike McDona ld Ja ckson 69 23 161 ( 9) 17 9 77 17 71 I41 17 6 Chones because of m)ur tes, cent, \\h1lc Mtlwaukee hit on 53 T!m Cottr ill, Pt Pleasant I 71 17 6 per cen t Mtke Camden North Ga lha 48 27 123 watched D1ck Sn)der pour tn 2lJ M1kh Wnght Logan 64 32 160 ' 10) 16 0 po1nts and Luke W1tte haul The Bucks led by as many as J1m Tatterson Pt Pleasant 29 6 64 I 41 16 0 dol\ n 10 rebounds as the Cavs 10 poUlts early 111 the game, but SEOAl SCORING NAME . TEAM FG FT PTS IG) AVG whipped Portland, 89-81 Both the Wa rn ors closed to w1tlun Mitch Wngh t Logan 52 17 121 I 71 17 3 teams had trouble ftndtng the 74 71 midway through the thud Randy Peoples Wellston 50 19 119 I 71 17 o 52 13 11 7 '71 16 7 hoop w1th the Cavs hillin g on peri od Then Abdui-Jabbar took Mike McDona ld , Jack son I 71 16 3 N•day Ga iii JXIIis 4471 30 114 only 40 of 103 shots a nd over He scored SIX unanswered Jim Don Young, Logan 20 102 '71 146 Portland connec tmg on 34 of 87 po1nts to g1ve the Bucks a mne- Tim Dudult, Wa ve rl y 40 18 99 I 71 14 I fr om the field pomt lead and they coas ted Arn1e Chonko Athens 37 21 95 (7) 136 Joe Holland. Waverly 36 22 94 171 13 4 Walton who has miSsed home from that pom t 26 34 Tom Pfetfer Waverly 90 ill 12 9 Portl.ond's last 20 ~ames , The victor; gave the Buc ks a J1m Kemper Logan 37 12 86 I71 t2 3 logged 14 mmutes of ac ti on 21 -21 record, U1e firs t t1m e all Edd 1e Howard Ir onton 37 12 66 171 12 3 31 22 66 (71 123 fa1led to score a f1eld goal m yea r lhev have been at the 500 Doug Tr acy , Waverly mark "• SVAC SCORINFGG NAME, TEAM FT PTS (GI AVG Elsewhe re In the NBA, MGark Swain, Hannan Trace 82 19 183 (7) 26 I All ... h d reg James North Gatlla so 14 126 (7) 16 0 an~ w lppe Washmgton, M1ke Camden. North Gall Ia 48 27 123 I71 17 6 1011--85, and Seattle edged Jaye Myers Sy mmes Valley 26 11 63 I4) 15 8 Houston, 127·125, m overtime Terry Carter. Southwestern 38 18 94 (6) 15 7 In the only game 10 the ABA Fred log an North Ga ll1 a 45 16 106 (7) 15 I Tim Spencer Eastern 43 20 106 (7) 15 1 l:k:nver beat Utah, 111;-104 lloyd Wood, Sout hwestern 36 13 85 (6) 14 1 APPLICATIONS Hawks 108, Bullets 85 : Mike Roberts Southern 34 12 80 (6) 13 3 NOW BEING Atlanta blitzed Washington, Greg Bailey, Eastern 39 7 85 (7) 12 1 ACCEPTED 31-7 durmg a 7•, -mlnute SEOAL STANDINGS 32 61 525 stre tch of the third penod a nd Team IVarstl~ l pOP Tra cy Wav Horn A 28 54 519 "Beamners Sewmo '' by went on to trounce the Bullets, Waverly 7 0 442 369 Oudu 1t Wav 40 78 513 Mrs Florence Richards who have the best record 10 the Ironton 5 2 451 406 Free Throw Percentage JAN 28-7 9 PM 4 447 9 NBA Tom Henderson matched Athens log an Name , T FTM A Pel JAN 29-1 3 PM 4 ""1 392 33<35 Holland Wa v 22 27 815 hiS ca reer h1gh Of 30 pomts Ill Jackson 4 3 376 366 N1day G 30 37 611 Kn1t Classes br leading the Hawks and Tom Ga ll ipolis l 4 389 374 Young L 20 26 769 Me1gs 1 6 400 467 Mrs Ruth Baumgardner Van Arsd a Ie a dded 20 Phil Wellston 22 29 754 0 7 336 515 Tracy Wav JAN 21~ 1- 9 P.M Dailey A 16 22 727 1 Chemer led the Bulle Is w1th t6 I Reserve) Men s Jackets Rebounds pomts Team W L P OP Name T JAN28-13PM No G Avg Bas1c Kn1ts Soules 127, Rockets 125 l ogan 6 1 343 266 Fltzpatnck I 85 7 12 1 Athens 5 2 336 249 Chonko A ' 80 7 11 4 Guard Fred Brown pumped Waverly 5 2 262 204 Dudu1t, Wav 71 7 10 1 • m three stra1ght shots sendmg Ga ll ipolis • 3 275 291 Buchanan J 66 7 9 4 We Still Have Seattle to a quick lead 10 Me1gs 4 3 267 212 Faulkner A 64 7 91 Jackson 3 4 305 309 OFFENSIVELY A Good Selection overtime and the Supersomcs Iro nton 1 6 238 301 Team Pts ( GJ Avg held off Houston for the wm Well ston 0 7 194 408 PI Pleasant 280 (4) 70 0 Of January Sale Brown's baskets gave him :J6 SVAC STANDINGS North Gall1a 463 (7) 69 0 (Varsttyl 649 (110) 64 9 Fabrics pomts for the game, 10 of wh1ch Team W L P OP Ironton logan 639 ( 101 63 9 came as he pulled the Somes Hannan Trace 7 o 467 337 Hannan Tra ce 702 ( lll 63 8 fr om behmd 10 tile fourth North Gall Ia 6 1 463 376 Fed Hocking 634 ( 101 63 4 Sout hwestern 4 2 329 336 Wahama 315 (5 1 63 0 fl quarler ouston was led by Soulhern 3 3 299 327 Nels York 616 11 01 61 6 Ed Ralleff s ~ pomts and Eas tern 1 6 366 416 Waverly 674 (111 61 3 Calvm Murphy's 2.1 Somes ' Symmes Val 0 4 211 283 War local 547 (9) 60 6 center Jim Fox recorded a Kyger eteek 0 s 238 316 Sout hwestern 603 ( 101 60 3 (Reserve) Alexa nder 643 ( 11) 58 5 w L P OP Belpre season h1gh 22 pmn ts, and Team 579 I 10) 57 9 Arch1e Clark chipped '" 20 North !Sa lila 6 1 233 194 V County 630 I 11) 57 3 Athens 626 ( 1t 1 56 9 Southern 35 32 234 Hannan Trace 223 212 208 504 (91 56 o Southwestern 3 3 162 190 Ja ckson 497 (9) 55 2 Sy mmesV~ t 2 2 144150 S Valley 495 191 55 0 Meigs Kyger Creek 2 3 l SA 152 Gallipolis 494 191 54 9 Eastern 1 6 191 235 M1ller •n (6 ) 52 8 TEAMSTATlSTtCS Trimbl e 56" (9) 51 4 FteldGoatPercentage 517 ( 10) 51 2 Eastern Team FGM-A Pel Sout hern 506 ( 10 I 50 6 Loga n 186 385 483 Wellston 37C (6) 47 3 Athens 158 343 461 366 (8 ) 45 8 waverl y 164 356 458 Kyger Creek DEFENSIVELY Ironton 184 449 410 Pis (G) Avg Team ~X GallipoliS 150 378 397 Jackson 450 (9 ) 50 0 157 408 385 Ja ckson 5()5 ( 101 50 5 Meigs 161 426 378 Nels York 560 (111 5()9 Wellston 128 370 346 Waverly 510 (101 51 0 Fed Hocki ng Free Throw Percentage 580 ( 111 527 H Trace Team FTM-A Pel 475 (9) 52 8 114 161 708 Tnmble Waver ly 476 (9) 52 9 logan 75 1tO 682 Gallipolis 376 (7) 53 7 N Gallia Meigs 76 124 629 599 (lt) 54 5 Athens Ga ll ipolis 89 114 618 547 (101 54 7 Jackson 64 108 593 Southern 556 (10) 556 Bel pre Wellston 81 143 566 564 (101 56 4 Ironton 83 148 561 Logan 469 (6 ) 566 Athens 76 143 53 1 K Creek 596 (101 59 6 Sout hwest Rebounds 599 (10) 59 9 Eastern Team No G Avg 606 (101 606 270 7 36 6 Ironton Ironton 547 (9 ) 60 8 254 7 36 3 Wa r Local Athens 254 (4) 63 5 Pt Plea sant 238 7 34 0 Loga n 700 (11) 63 6 234 7 33 4 V County Waverly 584 (9) 649 217 7 31 0 Meigs Gal lipol iS 526 (8 ) 658 213 7 30 4 Mtller Ja ckson 62 1 (9 ) 69 0 S Valley 7 29 9 Wellston 510 (6 ) 71 3 ~ 7 28 6 Wellston Me •gs 787 (111 715 Alexander Personal Fouls 366 (5 ) 73 2 Wahama No G Avg Team FRIDAY 106 7 15 I Logan SEOAL 113 7 16 1 Jackson Athens at Ironton 119 7 17 0 Ath~s tlO 7 18 6 Wellston at GallipoliS Waverly Logan at Jackson 130 7 18 6 Meigs Me igs at Wa verl y 138 7 l H Ironton THE IHCOME TAX PEOPLE TRI VALLEY 141 1 20 1 GallipoliS a t Belpre 145 7 20 7 Alexander Wellston Federal Hock1 ng at Nelson 618 E. MAIN S:r. lnchv1dualleaders vt ll e York POMEROY, OHIO F1eld Goa I Percentage Warren Local at Vtnton County Name, Team FGM A Pet SVAC Open 9 A.M to S P.M Mon Sal Ph 992 379S Young , l <172 509 Hannan Trace at North Gallta N() APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Chonko. A 37 67 552 Kyger Creek at Sou th western Others Sout hern at Wahama Zanesv1lle Rosecrans at M1ller SATURDAY SVAC Symmes Valley af Eastern Others Jackson at Wash1ngton Court cmpha sts un a bove gr ound arc haeology' Y.tth members of Wom en 's Clubs and Scouts searching lor man y of Wes t Vargtntd 's unsun g her omes' Me1gs County as a part , and the w1lh bwgra plu cals and sket(has bemg wntten by g1rls wtth West Vtrgm1a Fed er atiOn of Women s Clubs ha ve combm ed the asSIStance of club mern· forces tn prOJec tmg plcl.ns for be1s Plans are bemg <.~n nowH;ed th e Btcentenmal celebrations fo1 a doll dressmg contes t lnvo1van g approxtmately represe nting heromes of Ap· 50 000 people, th e tM nrgantzatwns are ann ouncang pala cl11 a n He ntage w1 t h pl"ns tu mclude the hen log e of collec twn bemg presented to tndt vadual s groups and the state of Wes t V~rg m1 a for commwltttes fes hvatles dlll"mg histoncal display Contests 10 our nat wn s bir thda y year and g r a phlt a r ts and costum e des tgn al ong w1th composition pro Jects that '.'. Ill serve a s g of 8Jcentcnnw l Songs t:tl c bemg r emwder t o t hose future announ ced ea1ly 111 1975 With generations Ae< ordm g to Mrs Ben rules a nd reg ula tion s to be Morton, Charles ton Scout used 1n )Ud gmg done by Counci l B1cente nmal chatr· Women's Clubs m areas wh ere woman the Black Diamond Scouts art:~ \t\ Orkmg Th e th1rd prong of the G•rl Scout Council plans a planned b) th e Black program three-prong program under the G1rl Scou t Coun cil Diam ond t1tle of Our Appalachia n Wome n s Herit age , · Scouts mclud es th e th1 ee five day w1ll be pamtmg ma 1l boxes , m1m-camps to be scheduled trash cans and planltng flowers dunn g the swnmer months of red wh1te and blue , m 55 w1 th a t he me ba sed on count1es of We s t Vtrg1ma, B1 centenmal focus Gtrls m Oh1o , Penn sylvama and Ad wn v. 1ll have expenence m V1rgmt a focusmg attentiOn on domg p1oneer type cookmg, Beautiful Black Diamond for ca ndle mak 1ng or perhaps the f1rst part The second pa1 t makmg apple butter m an of the program w1ll pla ce 01..1tdoor setting and may also be completmg requirements fo r badg e\\ork M1n1-camps Will also be available to g1rls who are not currently Gtrl Scouts Women's Clubs through out West V1rg1ma will be asSislmg Scouts by JUdgmg contests and a1dw g m researchin g our hen tage Members of all clubs are bem g ur ged to enter the Hentage Contest, comp11ing co mmumt y h1 s tones mto scra pbo oks wh1c h w1ll be 01 gam zed mto a scrapbook to be pl aced w1th th e West V~r g m w Department of Archives and HIStory by July 4, 1976 Reports ha\e been Iecelved on some commw11ty h1stones now bemg researched "''h old p1ctures, deeds and doc um ents be1ng found 1n attics and o£fered for mcl uswn m the hiStory By 1976, If plans and pr OJectiOns mate nahze , the State of West V1rgm1a w11l sparkle m red, white, and blue Bulb and fl ower plantmgs are bem g des1gned to carry out the B1centenmal theme m many commumtiCs ~ One reports a plant in g bemg done to represent the American nag and Will be located on a hillSide !'he Drama DIVIsiOn of the ~ Wes t Virgm•a Arts Department of the Federatwn IS sponsorm g a two-year contest - the fir st year to be g1ven for plays skits or pageants wntten by members on the Blcente nmal theme The second year awards will be g1ven to clubs most successful m mvolvmg their comffiwuhes m celebratiOns lhro ugh drama, parades and mus1cals The Youth Co nse rva tiO n program condu cted by the Departm ent of Natural Resour ces each year IS open to all Scout troops m additiOn to other youth groups mterested m conservation A new gran t of $1,000 from PepSI Cola Bottling Co will be used as pnzes for youth par hclpatwn m conservatiOn prOJeCts Mrs Gordon Ph1ll1ps, Elkvtew B1 ce ntenmal and Amencan He11tage ChaiC \\Oman fot the West V1rgm1a FederatiOn, m commentmg on the manv proJects and contests bemg promoted m cooperatwn 1\lth Scouts stated " that "or king together.ve can learn and c;reate a hvmg aYtareness of out State's Hentage to leave for generatwns to come " Mrs. George Cecil Randolph, Jr. Wedding vows exchanged PRINCETON , IV Va " Wes t V1rgw1a 's ' Appa Sewing Classes ~ ;:;;;:::::~~po;l~n:ts~~~~==~~~ Henry :mock has 17 reasons whlf )UU should t 0 US • C()tlle help. . for lncome Reason 16. We'll try to do everything we can to save you money. After all, we want your business again next_ year. STEAMBOAT INN ~'Family Dining At Its Best" SUNDAY MENU SALADS- Macar on1 , slaw , tossed, cottage cheese MEATs-Fried ch•cken , roast beef, flounder fish, ham. ' VEGETABLEs-Baked beans, brussel sprouts, noodles, potatoes (sweet. home fnes, mashed) DESSERT-Pie (Peach , Graham Cracker) la ch1a View ' - A "mmng that IS JUSt what this hair style name for a wmne r - and IS 1 Created by MISs Katrma S1ms, Weston, W Va , tt won the coveted f~rst place Breck 'Ha~r .l st; llng Awa rd' from among 22 entnes 111 the State Junwr M1ss Pagea nt bemg held 111 the Prmce ton area For her wmmng entry M1ss S1m~ w1 1l rece1ve a $100 savmgt bond, Breck hair products and John Mahaffey shot five-under- a Breck sweatshirt pal 67 \\hllc M1ller Ba rber, Lee As state v,.mne r , Miss Eld e r Leondrd Thomps on, Katrma S1ms , will be elig ible M1ke H1ll, PGA champ Lee for the natwnal awards m th1s Trevmo and Lou Graham had speCial competitiOn sponsored 68s '!h en came Bob Stanton, by John H Breck, Inc , as pa rt Labron Hams, M1ke Mitchell , of Amenca's Jumor M1ss R1k Massengale, Rod Funseth, Pa geant The two equal runJ ohn Schroeder ChriS Blocker ners-up were Trma Janura, and Da\e Hill at 69 Fourteen New Cumberland, w1th " West and plavers, mcludmg Ge ne Littler, V ~r gm1a Wildflower Tom Weiskopf and England s Brenda F1ke, Keyser, 1\lth Peter Oosterhms, were a t 70 West V1rgm1a Home-spun " and 18 were at 71 That means They w1ll each rece1ve a $25 an e\ en 50 players broke par on sav 1ngs bond, Br eck half the 36-36- 72, 7 305-yard layout, produc ts a nd Co rn S1lk whtch ts one of the l on~es t on Cosmet1cs, and a Brec k the tour but not ne cessanly the Swea tshir t toughest • Miller remams • pro golf hot m B) JOE SARG IS UP! Sports Wntcr TUCSON, Am (UPI J - No one , of course, expects Joh nny Miller to keep on gmng thiS way but thai s \\hat everyone \"t as saymg a year ago while the 27 year-old Ca llforman wa s 11 mnmg the fi rst three events of the season The 1975 PGA tour IS only f1ve rounds old today and Miller has led every step Thursday, despite playmg la te m the day when the greens at the Tucson Nat1onal Golf Club 11 ere hghtmng fast and bump), M1ller ran off a strm g of five b1rd1es m SIX holes to JWTIP a shot a head of the held m lhe opemn g round of the $200 000 Dea n Martm-Tucson Open · I'm Just playmg as good as I ca n,· Miller sa1d when asked If he was gettin g a little complace nt " I didn 't putt bad but I never made a long one Maybe I'll make some lon g ones m the next round I know th1s, 1f I h1t 1t the way I did m the opemng round, no one IS gomg to beat me I threw away some shots bu t I also made a lo t of good ones " Wh1le thmgs 11 ere fallmg neatly mto plac e for M1ller, Arnold Palmer got off to a d1sappomhng start m ~IS 1975 debut, droppmg three shots on the fmal two holes for an evenpar 72 that lefl h1m SIX shots back ' I played reasonably well, · sa1d the mall who has " on 61 l1tles but has been struggling the last two' years, 'but I m1ssed a lot of makeable putts Bet\\een Palmer. who had the b1ggest gallery despite Miller's hne play, and the lead , are some four dozen players Don Iverson, Ralph Johnston and Hou se Metgs at Pomt Pleasant V1nton Coun ty at Wel lston Alexander at Tn mb le Fort Frye at Belpre Wtlltamstown 4t Warren Loca l MONDAY (Jan 20) Pomt Pleasant at Huntrngton East TUESDAY(Jan 21) SVAC Southwestern at Symmes Valley Others M1ller at Nels York Waterford at Tnmble VENT U FlA Em TT AN I A Keeps ake ass ur es perfe ct clar ty f ne wh 1te color and prec1se cut Tnd t Mttk .... THE BIRDS Them! Athens at Ja ckson Well ston at Ironton Logan at Wa verly WHA Sta nding s Bv Un1ted Press Int er nationa l East w I I pi s ga 15 2 48 ~ 4 6 1<12 22 2 ) I 11 2 1J l 1 33 133 148 31 J 19 96 174 En glnd Cl evel and Chr cago lnd an apolrS 2) 16 16 B Hous ton Pho en1 x San Drego w I t pts 28 12 0 56 19 17 6 44 20 19 1 41 N ew M M nn esola ch1gan Quebec Tor onto Ed mo nto n Wrnn rpeg Vancouver n Them! Wes1 gf ga 1991 17 141 1JS 13<1 1J5 20 18 0 13 26 40 162 1J -l 3 29 106 177 Canadian w I t pts g f ga 26 15 0 52 170 lJ J 23 17 2 48 180 15 7 191 4 'l 401 241 18 Cracked Com Sunflower Seed Wild Bird Mixture 17 2 3.6 139 120 20 2 36 119 127 Thursdays Results Ch 1cago at M1 ch1gan ppd 17 Scratch Sugar Run Mills 17 lnd anapoi 1S o~ Cleveland 2 San Drego 5 Edmonton 2 HOUSE PLANT SALE BEAUTIFUL FOLIAGE PLANTS 25 % OFF CASH & CARRY .r1~- ~ 3rd St: Ph. 949-:~551 Hacine, Ohio .. .A_, I" ~ ;7/~r ~"""' <?Z --;;u.;&~? 59 MIS Bessie H,lrpe! Bmnhcllt 129 Bu ttellllil Ave Pomero~ . ,u e (lnnouncm g the en g<~ge m rnt of theu dclllghter, Evd J,mc, to John Arlnp , J1 1 son of John AI tr 1p, S1 , Fm t Ga, , W Vc1 Artnp h.ts sc1ved e1 ~ ht ' e~u s tn th e U S At nn \\ 1lh overseas IOUJ s uf dut) 111 ( ,cr mclll~ ctnd Vte tlld!ll For the pa st 22 months he hd s been slalloned ,1t 7 m l C..tmpbell K' Feb I he \\l lll~; dVt' for Kored lhe \\eddmg \\Ill be dn event of Sdtlll dd) , Jan 18, at the Salvatton Arm' \\lth Envoy R.1, S Wmmg offtc& atmg clt the double 1111g ce1emom Pa ll\ McMullen, slsler of the bnde-e lect 11 111 be the m<ud of honm. (md Clyde McMullen wtll serve' .1s Jx•st Il l cHI 1n ctsk P<m1e1o' B1O\\ 111e 11 oup 76 h, assist \\ 1th \\redmg th e the me~.: t mg \\hlch op e n~.:d \\ 1th deHJ ttoHs usm ~ Psa lm 2l '1 he plant tn t:: w l'dS at llll: Mt• tgs t lub pi.J\l l \\d S gtvcn m Coun l\ lnfu ma t J th1s sum un1 su 11 .wd fu1 1oll call mer me mbe 1s 1r.spund ed \\ 1l h M1s Hobctl Mtl le t Wd S pl.1 n1J ng Hl cc~ s Mr s Ali ce assigned tu p1 epar c the (,1 Cl'll ll w111pson gc1 ve tmwly hmts 1 humb No le s l ot Feb 7 fm J d lllld l \ ,md [oi the etolug) Membe1 s gave their New Repm led Ill \\ Cie M1s In s pi uglcllll !he1 e \\ £~ s a genei .il Year col f II II S I S U1lOll S Of I 0 Ca Kelton M1 s Addalou I,(-''' 1s chst usswn on \l c~ le r p1 ublcms "hen the Busy Bee Class met M1s W1lm.~ lell ell M1 s D01 a du tv s t1 ecL~; and dll pollutiOn I hm sdav mght at the M•dH~.::aton cmd M1s Fa}e Pl cl tl l'he It d\ eltn g p111.c p 1 O\ 1ded dlcpor t F~rs t Baptist Church 1 he .mnu.d open house ".t s In M1s I C ~\ I S \\ dS \\Onb} M1s Mr s Rosemary Lyons planned fm Matlll at ( i lclCC Beeg lt• ~ w lhe p1 ugr<.~m Mrs ' e"1ded at the n1ee t1ng wh1ch P F.plsc opdl Pat 1sh Tom Blasak Pat I homd talked on the em e of f cJil.lge plants She said that opened wi th the cla:ss song, Wd s h111gto n C o unt~ h01 For God So Loved the World " hculture specialist has b~.: e n £oli dge pl<:~nts ,u c populm fm Devo tiOns of scripture and a 1m 1ted tu tc1 lk on hou se pla nl'l use m homes b.1nks publi c med1tot1on we~ c gtven by Mrs and terrari ums uulldlll gS dlld offiCeS Sin ce they Lethe Roush \\ hOwill host the Mrs Dolly H<:~\ ~::s p1estdcd .tt ft 1mto <~ I I ) rle<01 c~nd grow "'ell February meeting New yea rIn subdued ll ghtmg - oooks were thstrtbuted and She Sdld tll d t \\dt CIIll g IS menllJ er s s1gne d cans I ror Mrs pi obablv the cultu1 al p1 acttce J uh a Gn mm , an d Mtss \\hl c h u Juses th e gr ea tes t Freddie Houdashe lt who IS shou ld dpph dnl(Uint uf houble She noted con ftn ed to hcl home l he g1c~ n1 \\ 1ll 1c~ng e f1 om SDO lhat pldnll need wa ter acMrs F1eda Edwards gave a 1o $525 fm sluder1ts em ull111g at cordmg lo \\hdt lype they me •eadmg tttlcd ' You'll Never H1n k1t1 g I ethnica l C(J ll cgc and whc1 e Iiley me placed m a Guess Wl1at We're Studymg " The fu st OJG e~\\ct l d room Dli:Und ge wa s discussed nol!fiCC:IIIUn \\ !II be lll<idC 1n bv M• s 'I homa who com- Ml s Lyons, Mrs Beulah While F e b1 Li d I y fur ~ I I s lud~nt s mentecl on the necess1tv of and Mt s Leora Sigman served cookies and t offce a ppl vmg b) feb I pu t tmg g1dVel btts of claJ Slud enls <.II e Ill gcd tu clpp l) p(1ls 01 ot her lll cltel la l In the .t s suon as posstblt: l he f m.-~1 bottom uf puts \\ 1Uwu t an dead line fm subnultmg HP- op emng 1 o[ deanmg and suppor tm g p h c~l l ton s for full \ Cal gra nt s Pols should ncve1 be i.i llowed large plan ts \\Ill b~ Aug 8 t\n V(IIlC dcSIIIIl g to stand m Welle! because thts Ref1eshment!:i were served an dpplic<.tlltm or fur U1e1 Hl CCHIS CS p OOl etC! at IOn and a by lhe hostess asSisted by her forma tiOn should tlln lall the fm mahon of tox1c matenals daughte1, Shirley, to those Oluo B<hllll of Hegen ts c1 lug h "luch w1 ll kill lilc 1oots M1 s named and Mrs Nancy Collins school counselur or J \r\i llii.t m li toma al so dl sl'ussed rela t1 ve and Mrs Ruth Mom e Hill D1rel iOI of Fmcmcw l Aui humid ity und hov. 1t affe cts Hotkmg TNhlli Cdl College ' g• ow th as 11ell as lig ht She Ne lsonville phon!.! r 6141 75 ~ ­ noted lhat ltght man} times l5'Jl dclermmes the fiiZe uf the plan t, but !hat plants 1\llh li ght lea ves or vanega ted ones need more~ light than those \\tth dark c.:olmed l ~a\ cs M1S"' Th oma c~ lso Wlked on Eula Wolfe \\ ell' f(J!lU\'" ed b\ fc1tli17.1ng t~nd S t~ltl that twice a HapJD New Yecn s dnd vea1 IS usuall} enough She Fru1 t dnd Vege tabl e c<.wtwned agmn st usmg d1 y guessm g gdmes Bmgo we~ s fcll•hzer un dl ) s01l and smd al so enJoved by tlw me rn.bei s that too mu ch <.~pph ed too Refl es l11ne nts uf ca ke freque ntly can c:mse dama g-e sandwiches , cuoktes ar1d coffee lo the plant v. e1c served Insect and d1scasc con trol were discussed as well ..as wa}S Busy Bees have meet 592-82~ • ST. Pomeroy Flower Shol) Mrs Millard Van Meter Ph, .992-57", Ph. 992-203• UNDfRSTAID TOlAY Bru Bil~ Graham Says ... Thts paraphrase com mun 1cates the message of Chr 1st to our generation Your readi ng It will give you a new understanding of the Sc n ptures " Middleport Book Store Middleport ~-.......--==== January Sale of FLEXSTEEL FINE FURNITURE! AT BAKER FURNITURE rt, Ohio Get $300 back. See TOM RUE MOTOR $too!! TAAD£-1~ • ANNUAL ' - - -{1.'7','""// :7 \ ~, J' I - V - - .'$ I 'L'<NOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - J,11nes ll B.unh.u l 1\l'\lcllk clnd 992-2039 • SAL£ EFFECTIVE THRU JAN. 31st Sunday, Jan. 19, DrS. 8:00-2:00 Weekdays 6:00-8:30 Miss Eva fane Barnhart POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - I do not know how to get 'my fuzzy-wuzzy bedroom slippers clean w1tilout rwniDg tile1r looks and shape Does anyone know how to clean Ill em • - CONNIE DEAR COf'lNlE - [ tlunk Pauline s letter tha t follows could be your answer - POLLY DEAn POLLY - Someone asked how to clean fake fur hats The wav I wash nune ma kes them look almost be tter than new [ wash Ihem Ill Um t llqmd used for woo l and wrmg them out and tilen set on a can or w1g form to dry (Polly's note - Slippers could be t1ghtl) stuffed w1th crushed white paper ) While the hat IS drvmg I keep brushmg 1t w1th an old toothbrush every hour 01 so From tune to time I also remove 1t from U1e form, sha ke, put bac~ d lHi keep b1uslung unlll di) - PAUl INC _ DEAH POI LY - My Pet Peeve IS With cluldren's crayon,; that break so eas1ly It ~ ee ms the raa11ufacturers could coat them w1th plast1c so that we would not have to keep buymg new crttyons for our wee ones - NEZ DEAR INEZ - Perhaps If they were so treated they would cost more and then there would be complamts abou t the cost even though Uungs would probably even out m tile end Fewer would have to be boug ht but 0101 e spent for U1ern - POLLY DEAH POLLY - I have help for Julie who wants to remove ha1 dened candle wax from her antique chest and her carpet This does call for pa tience Hold an 1ce cube on the wax spot on the chest but hold 1t m a towel so the meltmg 1ce does not dnp down the s1de of the chest Usmg your fm gernmls work and loosen the cold""" Repeat unt1l all wax IS removed but do not use a sharp ""ll'lllnent to hurry thmgs along Pohsh when wax IS removed She could try the same method on her carpet but better sllll there ls another wc~ y Cut open a large brown grocer} bag, preferably a doublestrength one, place bag over the wax spot and some carpet on tile s1des so there IS no danger of tile 1ron touchmg the carpet Have ~ro n hot Wh1le Sl ttmg on the floor move the hot 1ron over the bag m Circles but do not hold m one plat-e Change paper after wax heats and softens and the paper ahsorbs the wax This may need repeatmg Also agam use the fmgernalls to remove softened wax but remembered no sharp mstrument I even removed glue the carpet layer dripped on my new carpet Good luck' - MARION Polly's Note - Two or three layers of paper towels may be used mstead of the bag When wax starts to penetrate through the wwels d1scard and use fresh ones until tiley remam clean. 12 Mulberry Ave. 992-2115 Pomentj Fnd ay s G ames Toron to at New England Edmonton at Phoen1 x .:. Mrs. Wilson hosts grange Feed gf FRIDAY RUTLAND Gw• Club 8 p m SATU RDAY BEAN Dmner, 5 to 7 p 111 at M1ddl epo1 t Ma somc _ Hall spons01ed b) Meigs Chapter Ordel or DeM ola\ Menu mdudes be(m s, em nbil'tid. p1e and cake SUNDAY COUN fYWJDE -Pra} e r meetmg , 2 p m at the We sleyan Holiness Ch urc h, Pome1oy. \\l lh Glen B1ssell, class leader AMERICA I Love You a story about one uf Me1gs Coun ty's Pwneer f,umhes m coal and mdustq b) C(trnc Ebersbach Neutzlmg tu be featm ed at 2 30 p m \\hen Me1gs Coun t) Pwnee1 and H1 stm tca l Soc1eh meelc.; a t the Me1gs County Mu st·um Butlei nut Ave Pmnero\ Pub li c InVIted MUNDAY CHESTER P f A 7 30 p m John R1ebel \\Ill show slides of h1 s trtp to the Hol1 La nd Reh eshments WEDNESDAY AMER I CAN I eg 1n n Aux1l1 an Feencv-Benn t t t Post t28 M1ddlepm l bu s< cess meet1n~ a t 7 m p m at the hal l Mcmbe1s remmd ed to take g1fts for the Peck of Wee One s prOJeCt I he meetm g "111 be preceded \\l th a potluck d1nne1 at 6 30 p m 11 1th the legwnna1res to be guests We Wire Flowers Everywhere Winding Trail gardeners meet Church women hear reports Feed Jan 23 game s Me gs at Gallipoli s for All Oa:asions . Student grants available This is for SEOAl FRESHMEN Team W L P OP Gall1poi1S 7 1 376 290 Logan 7 1 371 223 Athens 6 2 312 279 Waverly 5 3 315 273 Me1gs 3 5 311 315 Ironton 2 6 251 287 Jackson · 2 6 26 4 361 Well ston 0 8 183 355 TOTAlS 32 32 2383 2383 Thursday 1 s results Ga ll1polls 60 Wel lston 24 Ather.s 31 Iron ton 25 Wav erly 49 Me1gs 32 Logan 55 Jackson 21 R.OWERS . '$ Jt-.ur her daughte1 ~ wedding Mrs Srn1thson selected a pmk polves ter kmt go\\O \\l th matc hlflg a ccessoncs M1 s Randolph chose a blue kml gov.n and bo th mothe1s \\OI C' v. hlte cy m bidiUm tJI ch1d corsages A 1 eceptwn followed the ceremony w1lh Mrs Wilham E Bless mg Sp1 mgf1 cld Va cuusm of lh e bride Mr s Ead 1he Wmdmg Trml Garde n Fhnt, Sr Alderson and M1ss meetmg Wcdnesda) mght Club Hazel Smithson aun ts of lilc al the home of M1s Cot" bnde. and MIS Ja ck Chaffins Fa lls V1ev. , as ass1sttng Beegle .1g1eed lo handle t11e muSIC landsc apmg fo1 a Pome1O) The b11de IS the daug hter of hostesses 'I he br~dallable was co1 e1 ed village pat k whencve1 1t 1s Mr and Mrs Paul M Wllil a " h1te cloth ed ged m lace developed Smtthson, Parsons, and the The reques t fm lcmdsc apmg groom •s the son of Mr and and decora ted Wllh red \e lvet assistance w1t h the proposed Mrs George C. Randolph , New bO\\S The cake 11.1s topped 1\ 1lh weddm g bells and ac- par k to be loca ted on village Haven cented by red pOinsettias Bot h p1 ope l ty between Butte1nut Gtven m m a rna~e by her parents, the bride chose a receptiO n tabl es held red and Mulberry Avenues Lame from th e Me1 gs Count) .la\ cees wh1te Jersey gown styled w1th a pomsetha plants and Si lver a nd the Be ta S1gma P lll h1gh rolled collar and cuffs and can delabra belongmg tu M1s Soront) v.ho are sohcttmg crossed rows or diagonal lace Fred Burger support to" a1 d the developFolio" mg a 1\eddm g t11p tu over the bodice The slightly ment of the park on now unu sed gathered sk1rt fell from a h•gh- Hawks Nes t State Park and the vi llage land nse wals thne and matchm g Greenbner Hote l1 the couple Sp n ng pl antmgs were also lace covered the headpiece and res ides m Montgome1 y where discussed and the club decided edged her lull length ve1l She the bnde IS emploved as a ea rn ed a lace ha ndkerc hief 1eadmg s pec1a h st al West In s litut e of belongmg to her a unt , MISs V1 r g1n1a Technologv and the groom 1 s a Hazel Smithson, Albuquerque, studenl N M , and wore a n 1vor y rose NEI SONV!f I E Ap necklace, g1ven to her by th e pl 1catwns arc now (:!Vcu lable The rehearsal dmner was groom Her bouquet of white given by the g1oom's Rarents f01 students mterestecl 1n carnatiOns and red sweetheart applymg for the Ohw- ln roses was styled m the coloma! at the home of lhe bnd e s aunt slluc twnaj G1 ant 1OIG 1for the fashion and accented by spngs and un cle , M1 and Mt s J E 1975 76 aca demic )Car The of holly and pme, bed wtth red William s , Falls V1e11 grants are based un famli} streamers mcome and all a pplicants w1th M1ss Flora Anne Slm thson. an adJusted 1ncome of $14 999 was her sister's matd of hon or and below are ehg1ble to She wore a hunter green hal ter recel\.e the g1ants to hel p mee t gown w1th matchmg lon g Ihe mstructwnal and gen•N (;!] sleeved, hooded Jacket She fees al publi c and pnvate camed a smgle red pomsetha A report on the Centenmal eoll eges and umverslftes. m blossom w1th pme and spnngs Service of the DIOcese of cludw g t"o-yea r technica l of holly tied by red streamers Southern OhiO m Columbus colleges Attendants were M1ss Smce the g1ant 1s based on over the" eekend highlighted a Charlotte F Gatton, Montadjustment mcome leve l 1t 1s meetmg of the Grace gomery, Mrs David Naylor EpiScopal Church Wom en suggested tha t (:I ll students Falls V1ew , and Mrs Charles \\hose gross family mcome m Thursday at the home of Mrs Gardner, Morgantown They Patnck Lochary 1974 \\as $17,000 01 below Y,ere attired In go;.vns ldenh ca) Mrs fed Reed, delega te, to that of ' the maid or honor presented the report of the twoFlower g ~rl s were MISses day mee t•·.g at the Fawce tt Sarah and Melinda Lobbon, Center of Tomorrow It was a Alderson, cousms of the br1de study confe rence aboul Their gowns were styled m red tomorrow's church and was l ETART FALLS - Olu o velvet w1th h1gh collars, long geared to help the people of the Valley Grange 2612, Letar t sleeves and matchmg sashes panshes of lhe diocese to fall s met a t the home of Mrs George Randolph served hiS prepare . for their m1mstry 1ry Erma W1l son 1hm sda) son as best man and ushers the last quarte r of thiS century everung WIth Worthy Master we re J ohn Brophy , Ch1co, Speakers mcluded Dr Herbert Sh1 elds pres1dmg Calif , cousm of the bnde, Earl Warren Bennett, prestdent of M1 s Eula Wolfe was ap Flmt, Parkersburg, and John the Umvers1ty of Cmcmnat1, pmn ted as delegate of the Ra ndolph , br other of the who spoke on the changes m grange to atte nd a B1 centenmal groom val ues and pnonties of toda} Comm1sswn mee hng at the w1th reference to the role of court 1oom of the court house youth Mrs Reed also reported m Pomeroy Jan 28 at 7 30 on talks by Rev John H Snow, pm ' professor of theology at the The literary program "was Episcopal D•vm1ty Sehoul m led by Mary Roush Ill the abSUCCESS STORIES Boston, Mass , and the Very sence of the lecturer , Mrs Rev H C N W1lhams, provos t Florence Sm1 ih Readmgs by Cathed r aL. Herbert Shields, ' ~ Th e r e 's or Coventry "They Overcame England Th e Very Rev Nothmg lhe Mailer \\IIh Me Hearing Loss" Williams has been at the and " Come Clean ' by M1 s Cathedral smce 1958 and has wntten nwnerous books and Free Booklet especially prepared to encourage articles on the m1mstry or the Americans of all ages who cathedral He also explamed suffer from uncorrected or the Rule of L1fe untreated hear~ng loss to Attendmg the study conseek help ference beSides Mrs Reed Well known celebrities from \\ere her husband and Rev and -"II walks of hfe tell thetr Mrs Harold Deeth personal stones of trlumj)li In the•r fields because they Durmg the mee ting plans • overcame thetr heanng were made for a Shrove lmpa1rment Tuesday pancake supper at the church The annuallljeetmg of the church was announced lor Come m . . Wr~t• or Phone Jan 26. m the parish hall far your F~EE COI'Y foUowmg the mornmg serv1ce DLScussed was Grace Church's Wilham S Otles sha re m carr ymg out the JOOth Dtles Heanng A1d Center birthday celebratiOn of tile Riverside Professional Bldg D1ocese of Southern OhiO 444 W Unton St., Athens A buffet luncheon preceded tile meetmg w1th the hostesses PHONE: bemg Mrs Lochary , Mrs . ROYAL CROWN Har old Sargent, Mrs Pa ul BOTTLING COMPANY Amberger, M1 s Paul ChapMiddleport man and Mrs H F S.•lh • NE W HAVEN IV Va - The Falls V1ew Presbylenan Church was the sce ne of the mamage of Helen Elizabeth Smithson, Montgomery , and George Cecil Randolph, J r , New Haven The candleligh t ceremony was performed by Rev W W Branch Jr . Saturday, Dec 28, at 6 p m Charles Manley Montgomery, Flora Anne Smithson, Sister of the bride and Mrs W W Branch J1 •' orgamst, presented pre-nuptial • Winners named in styling match Schedule of :»·:·:·:·:·~· ~ BONUSES! Cor1terrlporary Styling Contemporary des1gn consol e OJbmet Wit h overhangtng top and tapered legs lash1oned of tempered QU~S-B ' hardboard and sel ed h<lrdwood .,. ' sohds ftm shed 1n Royal Wal nut ' gram Has Bnght P1dure Tube mqdel WU8020LW 30 1 • H 32 ."W 18 Dladd 4'' fortube Olp) r. Hey we ve go t fa bu lous lac tor y cash bac k deals (L1 m1t one per custo m e~ Ret ail cus tome rs only) Te rn f 1c trade tn bo nuses o n ce r1 a1 n used cars Overa ll yo u co uld ge t 5300 back from th e • fac to ry And d yo u re a licensed dnver ente r our Sweepstakes to wtn the use of a bra nd new Ch rysler or Rlymoulh free for o ne l ull year But hurry Sweeps takPs r.nds Fe b 28 1975 So co.,.me Of] 1n See u~ t.., , ' 1" ' I I ~ Pu:. c; amlQS are qrea t l Werner Radio &T.V. TOM RUE MOTORS Mtddleport, Oh1o 399 S. 3RD • ... PH. 992-2594 MIDDLEP.ORT, 0. • r ' . ' �J) 6-The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o ., Fndn)', J:m 17, )~75 -==·::'~:::·.·... ,,.~;.:&'&~~~:... - 4- The Daily Sent'inel, M1ddleport-Pomero}, 0 . Fnd,l) , J,~n t7 1975 National Basketball Association Roundup By Unlled Press International Portland coa ch Lenny Wi lkens fmally saw B1ll Walton '" acU on Thursday mght after the fon pe r UCLA All -Amen ca spenl l\\O montlis Sidelined w1th one aliment after an other, but 1t 11 as Cleveland coach Bill F1tch 11ho wa s sm1llng when the game ended And m anothe r National Basketball Assoc1at10n ga me, the lugh-flymg Golden State Wat rtors got a look at another recovered former UCLA supers tar center Kareem Abdul J a bbar who m1ssed the flr st l 5 games of lhe sPason wtth a brok en hand He came crashmg down 111th 40 pomts and seve n blocked shots to help the Mll11 a ukee Bucks to tl1e 500 level for the f1rst lime tlus \ ear F1tch wh o has lost the se rv tces of Austin Carr a nd Jun f1ve atte mpts but gol Into the scormg t'O Iumn Wi th a pair of foul shots Walt on sa1d he could not tell much abo ut his perfort)lance beca use he played for short mtervals ' M} coordmatwn Is sti ll off he d sal · Abdul-Jabbar's coordma tton, though was hard!) off The 7f .oot 2 p1votman, who \~as std~hned \\ lu le the Bucks stilrt ed the scgsO'n v. 1th a 2-13 ,re(o r d Yt as un s toppable <~ga tns t the WarriOrs ~bdul-Jh bbar helped out and recel\ed help frorn hi 1 s eam mat es bu t H1ck Barry, the league 's leadmg scorer , got none fr om Ius and Milwaukee pasted Golden State, 119-100 Bar r) ma naged 26 pomts but II US " a} off from the floor comple tmg JUSt 12 of 34 TEAM Waverl y 1974 75 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL I In cludes games through Jan 11) OVERALL STANDINGS W L PCT 10 7 m ~~~~a~~~~ce ~ ~ :~~ Log•n Federa l Hock 1ng Nelsonvill e York Be lpre Jack son Southwestern Iront on Southern Point P lea sant Athens Warren Local Ga lltpol!s Tnmble Wahama Vmton County Alexander Miller Kyger Cree k 7 3 700 7 3 700 7 7 3 3 700 700 6 6 6 3 66 7 4 5 5 2 2 6 5 5 600 600 500 500 ~:~f:rn Well ston Sy mmes Vall ey 5 4 4 .s 4 6 /4 )1;0 483 702 639 634 618 316 580 mnov atlve, creatmg a bthtl es of 494 463 31 5 630 5 44 4 3 400 7 8 364 273 2 6 1 7 250 125 o a o 9 ooo i~6 000 51 0 5()5 556 450 596 606 547 254 599 506 .180 444 members 1 the Black Diamond G1rl Scout Coun cil of wh1 ch 50 4 5()4 603 649 626 7 4 3 i : PTS OP .aSS 444 ' Behev mg the re ts s trength m nwnbers Hnd knowm g of the 579 547 547 J/6 4/ 5 366 100 767 526 469 564 599 ~4 3 422 366 i Social ~ l Calendar I! Scouts women to plan celebration Walton returns SEO cage~ statistics 49 5 511 378 570 497 621 OVERALL SCO RING NAME , TEAM FG FT PTS CGl AVG Mark Swam Han Tra ce 123 32 278 ' 111 25 3 attempts Dan 81se Fed Hocktng 89 61 239 ' 101 23 9 Team defense by the Bucks Kev1n Can ter Nels York 78 46 196 I101 19 6 (51 18 ' Jeff Gilliland Wahama 32 28 92 harrassed the all Warnors mto Greg James North Gal Ita 56 14 126 I 71 18 o a poor shootmg mght 36 per Mike McDona ld Ja ckson 69 23 161 ( 9) 17 9 77 17 71 I41 17 6 Chones because of m)ur tes, cent, \\h1lc Mtlwaukee hit on 53 T!m Cottr ill, Pt Pleasant I 71 17 6 per cen t Mtke Camden North Ga lha 48 27 123 watched D1ck Sn)der pour tn 2lJ M1kh Wnght Logan 64 32 160 ' 10) 16 0 po1nts and Luke W1tte haul The Bucks led by as many as J1m Tatterson Pt Pleasant 29 6 64 I 41 16 0 dol\ n 10 rebounds as the Cavs 10 poUlts early 111 the game, but SEOAl SCORING NAME . TEAM FG FT PTS IG) AVG whipped Portland, 89-81 Both the Wa rn ors closed to w1tlun Mitch Wngh t Logan 52 17 121 I 71 17 3 teams had trouble ftndtng the 74 71 midway through the thud Randy Peoples Wellston 50 19 119 I 71 17 o 52 13 11 7 '71 16 7 hoop w1th the Cavs hillin g on peri od Then Abdui-Jabbar took Mike McDona ld , Jack son I 71 16 3 N•day Ga iii JXIIis 4471 30 114 only 40 of 103 shots a nd over He scored SIX unanswered Jim Don Young, Logan 20 102 '71 146 Portland connec tmg on 34 of 87 po1nts to g1ve the Bucks a mne- Tim Dudult, Wa ve rl y 40 18 99 I 71 14 I fr om the field pomt lead and they coas ted Arn1e Chonko Athens 37 21 95 (7) 136 Joe Holland. Waverly 36 22 94 171 13 4 Walton who has miSsed home from that pom t 26 34 Tom Pfetfer Waverly 90 ill 12 9 Portl.ond's last 20 ~ames , The victor; gave the Buc ks a J1m Kemper Logan 37 12 86 I71 t2 3 logged 14 mmutes of ac ti on 21 -21 record, U1e firs t t1m e all Edd 1e Howard Ir onton 37 12 66 171 12 3 31 22 66 (71 123 fa1led to score a f1eld goal m yea r lhev have been at the 500 Doug Tr acy , Waverly mark "• SVAC SCORINFGG NAME, TEAM FT PTS (GI AVG Elsewhe re In the NBA, MGark Swain, Hannan Trace 82 19 183 (7) 26 I All ... h d reg James North Gatlla so 14 126 (7) 16 0 an~ w lppe Washmgton, M1ke Camden. North Gall Ia 48 27 123 I71 17 6 1011--85, and Seattle edged Jaye Myers Sy mmes Valley 26 11 63 I4) 15 8 Houston, 127·125, m overtime Terry Carter. Southwestern 38 18 94 (6) 15 7 In the only game 10 the ABA Fred log an North Ga ll1 a 45 16 106 (7) 15 I Tim Spencer Eastern 43 20 106 (7) 15 1 l:k:nver beat Utah, 111;-104 lloyd Wood, Sout hwestern 36 13 85 (6) 14 1 APPLICATIONS Hawks 108, Bullets 85 : Mike Roberts Southern 34 12 80 (6) 13 3 NOW BEING Atlanta blitzed Washington, Greg Bailey, Eastern 39 7 85 (7) 12 1 ACCEPTED 31-7 durmg a 7•, -mlnute SEOAL STANDINGS 32 61 525 stre tch of the third penod a nd Team IVarstl~ l pOP Tra cy Wav Horn A 28 54 519 "Beamners Sewmo '' by went on to trounce the Bullets, Waverly 7 0 442 369 Oudu 1t Wav 40 78 513 Mrs Florence Richards who have the best record 10 the Ironton 5 2 451 406 Free Throw Percentage JAN 28-7 9 PM 4 447 9 NBA Tom Henderson matched Athens log an Name , T FTM A Pel JAN 29-1 3 PM 4 ""1 392 33<35 Holland Wa v 22 27 815 hiS ca reer h1gh Of 30 pomts Ill Jackson 4 3 376 366 N1day G 30 37 611 Kn1t Classes br leading the Hawks and Tom Ga ll ipolis l 4 389 374 Young L 20 26 769 Me1gs 1 6 400 467 Mrs Ruth Baumgardner Van Arsd a Ie a dded 20 Phil Wellston 22 29 754 0 7 336 515 Tracy Wav JAN 21~ 1- 9 P.M Dailey A 16 22 727 1 Chemer led the Bulle Is w1th t6 I Reserve) Men s Jackets Rebounds pomts Team W L P OP Name T JAN28-13PM No G Avg Bas1c Kn1ts Soules 127, Rockets 125 l ogan 6 1 343 266 Fltzpatnck I 85 7 12 1 Athens 5 2 336 249 Chonko A ' 80 7 11 4 Guard Fred Brown pumped Waverly 5 2 262 204 Dudu1t, Wav 71 7 10 1 • m three stra1ght shots sendmg Ga ll ipolis • 3 275 291 Buchanan J 66 7 9 4 We Still Have Seattle to a quick lead 10 Me1gs 4 3 267 212 Faulkner A 64 7 91 Jackson 3 4 305 309 OFFENSIVELY A Good Selection overtime and the Supersomcs Iro nton 1 6 238 301 Team Pts ( GJ Avg held off Houston for the wm Well ston 0 7 194 408 PI Pleasant 280 (4) 70 0 Of January Sale Brown's baskets gave him :J6 SVAC STANDINGS North Gall1a 463 (7) 69 0 (Varsttyl 649 (110) 64 9 Fabrics pomts for the game, 10 of wh1ch Team W L P OP Ironton logan 639 ( 101 63 9 came as he pulled the Somes Hannan Trace 7 o 467 337 Hannan Tra ce 702 ( lll 63 8 fr om behmd 10 tile fourth North Gall Ia 6 1 463 376 Fed Hocking 634 ( 101 63 4 Sout hwestern 4 2 329 336 Wahama 315 (5 1 63 0 fl quarler ouston was led by Soulhern 3 3 299 327 Nels York 616 11 01 61 6 Ed Ralleff s ~ pomts and Eas tern 1 6 366 416 Waverly 674 (111 61 3 Calvm Murphy's 2.1 Somes ' Symmes Val 0 4 211 283 War local 547 (9) 60 6 center Jim Fox recorded a Kyger eteek 0 s 238 316 Sout hwestern 603 ( 101 60 3 (Reserve) Alexa nder 643 ( 11) 58 5 w L P OP Belpre season h1gh 22 pmn ts, and Team 579 I 10) 57 9 Arch1e Clark chipped '" 20 North !Sa lila 6 1 233 194 V County 630 I 11) 57 3 Athens 626 ( 1t 1 56 9 Southern 35 32 234 Hannan Trace 223 212 208 504 (91 56 o Southwestern 3 3 162 190 Ja ckson 497 (9) 55 2 Sy mmesV~ t 2 2 144150 S Valley 495 191 55 0 Meigs Kyger Creek 2 3 l SA 152 Gallipolis 494 191 54 9 Eastern 1 6 191 235 M1ller •n (6 ) 52 8 TEAMSTATlSTtCS Trimbl e 56" (9) 51 4 FteldGoatPercentage 517 ( 10) 51 2 Eastern Team FGM-A Pel Sout hern 506 ( 10 I 50 6 Loga n 186 385 483 Wellston 37C (6) 47 3 Athens 158 343 461 366 (8 ) 45 8 waverl y 164 356 458 Kyger Creek DEFENSIVELY Ironton 184 449 410 Pis (G) Avg Team ~X GallipoliS 150 378 397 Jackson 450 (9 ) 50 0 157 408 385 Ja ckson 5()5 ( 101 50 5 Meigs 161 426 378 Nels York 560 (111 5()9 Wellston 128 370 346 Waverly 510 (101 51 0 Fed Hocki ng Free Throw Percentage 580 ( 111 527 H Trace Team FTM-A Pel 475 (9) 52 8 114 161 708 Tnmble Waver ly 476 (9) 52 9 logan 75 1tO 682 Gallipolis 376 (7) 53 7 N Gallia Meigs 76 124 629 599 (lt) 54 5 Athens Ga ll ipolis 89 114 618 547 (101 54 7 Jackson 64 108 593 Southern 556 (10) 556 Bel pre Wellston 81 143 566 564 (101 56 4 Ironton 83 148 561 Logan 469 (6 ) 566 Athens 76 143 53 1 K Creek 596 (101 59 6 Sout hwest Rebounds 599 (10) 59 9 Eastern Team No G Avg 606 (101 606 270 7 36 6 Ironton Ironton 547 (9 ) 60 8 254 7 36 3 Wa r Local Athens 254 (4) 63 5 Pt Plea sant 238 7 34 0 Loga n 700 (11) 63 6 234 7 33 4 V County Waverly 584 (9) 649 217 7 31 0 Meigs Gal lipol iS 526 (8 ) 658 213 7 30 4 Mtller Ja ckson 62 1 (9 ) 69 0 S Valley 7 29 9 Wellston 510 (6 ) 71 3 ~ 7 28 6 Wellston Me •gs 787 (111 715 Alexander Personal Fouls 366 (5 ) 73 2 Wahama No G Avg Team FRIDAY 106 7 15 I Logan SEOAL 113 7 16 1 Jackson Athens at Ironton 119 7 17 0 Ath~s tlO 7 18 6 Wellston at GallipoliS Waverly Logan at Jackson 130 7 18 6 Meigs Me igs at Wa verl y 138 7 l H Ironton THE IHCOME TAX PEOPLE TRI VALLEY 141 1 20 1 GallipoliS a t Belpre 145 7 20 7 Alexander Wellston Federal Hock1 ng at Nelson 618 E. MAIN S:r. lnchv1dualleaders vt ll e York POMEROY, OHIO F1eld Goa I Percentage Warren Local at Vtnton County Name, Team FGM A Pet SVAC Open 9 A.M to S P.M Mon Sal Ph 992 379S Young , l <172 509 Hannan Trace at North Gallta N() APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Chonko. A 37 67 552 Kyger Creek at Sou th western Others Sout hern at Wahama Zanesv1lle Rosecrans at M1ller SATURDAY SVAC Symmes Valley af Eastern Others Jackson at Wash1ngton Court cmpha sts un a bove gr ound arc haeology' Y.tth members of Wom en 's Clubs and Scouts searching lor man y of Wes t Vargtntd 's unsun g her omes' Me1gs County as a part , and the w1lh bwgra plu cals and sket(has bemg wntten by g1rls wtth West Vtrgm1a Fed er atiOn of Women s Clubs ha ve combm ed the asSIStance of club mern· forces tn prOJec tmg plcl.ns for be1s Plans are bemg <.~n nowH;ed th e Btcentenmal celebrations fo1 a doll dressmg contes t lnvo1van g approxtmately represe nting heromes of Ap· 50 000 people, th e tM nrgantzatwns are ann ouncang pala cl11 a n He ntage w1 t h pl"ns tu mclude the hen log e of collec twn bemg presented to tndt vadual s groups and the state of Wes t V~rg m1 a for commwltttes fes hvatles dlll"mg histoncal display Contests 10 our nat wn s bir thda y year and g r a phlt a r ts and costum e des tgn al ong w1th composition pro Jects that '.'. Ill serve a s g of 8Jcentcnnw l Songs t:tl c bemg r emwder t o t hose future announ ced ea1ly 111 1975 With generations Ae< ordm g to Mrs Ben rules a nd reg ula tion s to be Morton, Charles ton Scout used 1n )Ud gmg done by Counci l B1cente nmal chatr· Women's Clubs m areas wh ere woman the Black Diamond Scouts art:~ \t\ Orkmg Th e th1rd prong of the G•rl Scout Council plans a planned b) th e Black program three-prong program under the G1rl Scou t Coun cil Diam ond t1tle of Our Appalachia n Wome n s Herit age , · Scouts mclud es th e th1 ee five day w1ll be pamtmg ma 1l boxes , m1m-camps to be scheduled trash cans and planltng flowers dunn g the swnmer months of red wh1te and blue , m 55 w1 th a t he me ba sed on count1es of We s t Vtrg1ma, B1 centenmal focus Gtrls m Oh1o , Penn sylvama and Ad wn v. 1ll have expenence m V1rgmt a focusmg attentiOn on domg p1oneer type cookmg, Beautiful Black Diamond for ca ndle mak 1ng or perhaps the f1rst part The second pa1 t makmg apple butter m an of the program w1ll pla ce 01..1tdoor setting and may also be completmg requirements fo r badg e\\ork M1n1-camps Will also be available to g1rls who are not currently Gtrl Scouts Women's Clubs through out West V1rg1ma will be asSislmg Scouts by JUdgmg contests and a1dw g m researchin g our hen tage Members of all clubs are bem g ur ged to enter the Hentage Contest, comp11ing co mmumt y h1 s tones mto scra pbo oks wh1c h w1ll be 01 gam zed mto a scrapbook to be pl aced w1th th e West V~r g m w Department of Archives and HIStory by July 4, 1976 Reports ha\e been Iecelved on some commw11ty h1stones now bemg researched "''h old p1ctures, deeds and doc um ents be1ng found 1n attics and o£fered for mcl uswn m the hiStory By 1976, If plans and pr OJectiOns mate nahze , the State of West V1rgm1a w11l sparkle m red, white, and blue Bulb and fl ower plantmgs are bem g des1gned to carry out the B1centenmal theme m many commumtiCs ~ One reports a plant in g bemg done to represent the American nag and Will be located on a hillSide !'he Drama DIVIsiOn of the ~ Wes t Virgm•a Arts Department of the Federatwn IS sponsorm g a two-year contest - the fir st year to be g1ven for plays skits or pageants wntten by members on the Blcente nmal theme The second year awards will be g1ven to clubs most successful m mvolvmg their comffiwuhes m celebratiOns lhro ugh drama, parades and mus1cals The Youth Co nse rva tiO n program condu cted by the Departm ent of Natural Resour ces each year IS open to all Scout troops m additiOn to other youth groups mterested m conservation A new gran t of $1,000 from PepSI Cola Bottling Co will be used as pnzes for youth par hclpatwn m conservatiOn prOJeCts Mrs Gordon Ph1ll1ps, Elkvtew B1 ce ntenmal and Amencan He11tage ChaiC \\Oman fot the West V1rgm1a FederatiOn, m commentmg on the manv proJects and contests bemg promoted m cooperatwn 1\lth Scouts stated " that "or king together.ve can learn and c;reate a hvmg aYtareness of out State's Hentage to leave for generatwns to come " Mrs. George Cecil Randolph, Jr. Wedding vows exchanged PRINCETON , IV Va " Wes t V1rgw1a 's ' Appa Sewing Classes ~ ;:;;;:::::~~po;l~n:ts~~~~==~~~ Henry :mock has 17 reasons whlf )UU should t 0 US • C()tlle help. . for lncome Reason 16. We'll try to do everything we can to save you money. After all, we want your business again next_ year. STEAMBOAT INN ~'Family Dining At Its Best" SUNDAY MENU SALADS- Macar on1 , slaw , tossed, cottage cheese MEATs-Fried ch•cken , roast beef, flounder fish, ham. ' VEGETABLEs-Baked beans, brussel sprouts, noodles, potatoes (sweet. home fnes, mashed) DESSERT-Pie (Peach , Graham Cracker) la ch1a View ' - A "mmng that IS JUSt what this hair style name for a wmne r - and IS 1 Created by MISs Katrma S1ms, Weston, W Va , tt won the coveted f~rst place Breck 'Ha~r .l st; llng Awa rd' from among 22 entnes 111 the State Junwr M1ss Pagea nt bemg held 111 the Prmce ton area For her wmmng entry M1ss S1m~ w1 1l rece1ve a $100 savmgt bond, Breck hair products and John Mahaffey shot five-under- a Breck sweatshirt pal 67 \\hllc M1ller Ba rber, Lee As state v,.mne r , Miss Eld e r Leondrd Thomps on, Katrma S1ms , will be elig ible M1ke H1ll, PGA champ Lee for the natwnal awards m th1s Trevmo and Lou Graham had speCial competitiOn sponsored 68s '!h en came Bob Stanton, by John H Breck, Inc , as pa rt Labron Hams, M1ke Mitchell , of Amenca's Jumor M1ss R1k Massengale, Rod Funseth, Pa geant The two equal runJ ohn Schroeder ChriS Blocker ners-up were Trma Janura, and Da\e Hill at 69 Fourteen New Cumberland, w1th " West and plavers, mcludmg Ge ne Littler, V ~r gm1a Wildflower Tom Weiskopf and England s Brenda F1ke, Keyser, 1\lth Peter Oosterhms, were a t 70 West V1rgm1a Home-spun " and 18 were at 71 That means They w1ll each rece1ve a $25 an e\ en 50 players broke par on sav 1ngs bond, Br eck half the 36-36- 72, 7 305-yard layout, produc ts a nd Co rn S1lk whtch ts one of the l on~es t on Cosmet1cs, and a Brec k the tour but not ne cessanly the Swea tshir t toughest • Miller remams • pro golf hot m B) JOE SARG IS UP! Sports Wntcr TUCSON, Am (UPI J - No one , of course, expects Joh nny Miller to keep on gmng thiS way but thai s \\hat everyone \"t as saymg a year ago while the 27 year-old Ca llforman wa s 11 mnmg the fi rst three events of the season The 1975 PGA tour IS only f1ve rounds old today and Miller has led every step Thursday, despite playmg la te m the day when the greens at the Tucson Nat1onal Golf Club 11 ere hghtmng fast and bump), M1ller ran off a strm g of five b1rd1es m SIX holes to JWTIP a shot a head of the held m lhe opemn g round of the $200 000 Dea n Martm-Tucson Open · I'm Just playmg as good as I ca n,· Miller sa1d when asked If he was gettin g a little complace nt " I didn 't putt bad but I never made a long one Maybe I'll make some lon g ones m the next round I know th1s, 1f I h1t 1t the way I did m the opemng round, no one IS gomg to beat me I threw away some shots bu t I also made a lo t of good ones " Wh1le thmgs 11 ere fallmg neatly mto plac e for M1ller, Arnold Palmer got off to a d1sappomhng start m ~IS 1975 debut, droppmg three shots on the fmal two holes for an evenpar 72 that lefl h1m SIX shots back ' I played reasonably well, · sa1d the mall who has " on 61 l1tles but has been struggling the last two' years, 'but I m1ssed a lot of makeable putts Bet\\een Palmer. who had the b1ggest gallery despite Miller's hne play, and the lead , are some four dozen players Don Iverson, Ralph Johnston and Hou se Metgs at Pomt Pleasant V1nton Coun ty at Wel lston Alexander at Tn mb le Fort Frye at Belpre Wtlltamstown 4t Warren Loca l MONDAY (Jan 20) Pomt Pleasant at Huntrngton East TUESDAY(Jan 21) SVAC Southwestern at Symmes Valley Others M1ller at Nels York Waterford at Tnmble VENT U FlA Em TT AN I A Keeps ake ass ur es perfe ct clar ty f ne wh 1te color and prec1se cut Tnd t Mttk .... THE BIRDS Them! Athens at Ja ckson Well ston at Ironton Logan at Wa verly WHA Sta nding s Bv Un1ted Press Int er nationa l East w I I pi s ga 15 2 48 ~ 4 6 1<12 22 2 ) I 11 2 1J l 1 33 133 148 31 J 19 96 174 En glnd Cl evel and Chr cago lnd an apolrS 2) 16 16 B Hous ton Pho en1 x San Drego w I t pts 28 12 0 56 19 17 6 44 20 19 1 41 N ew M M nn esola ch1gan Quebec Tor onto Ed mo nto n Wrnn rpeg Vancouver n Them! Wes1 gf ga 1991 17 141 1JS 13<1 1J5 20 18 0 13 26 40 162 1J -l 3 29 106 177 Canadian w I t pts g f ga 26 15 0 52 170 lJ J 23 17 2 48 180 15 7 191 4 'l 401 241 18 Cracked Com Sunflower Seed Wild Bird Mixture 17 2 3.6 139 120 20 2 36 119 127 Thursdays Results Ch 1cago at M1 ch1gan ppd 17 Scratch Sugar Run Mills 17 lnd anapoi 1S o~ Cleveland 2 San Drego 5 Edmonton 2 HOUSE PLANT SALE BEAUTIFUL FOLIAGE PLANTS 25 % OFF CASH & CARRY .r1~- ~ 3rd St: Ph. 949-:~551 Hacine, Ohio .. .A_, I" ~ ;7/~r ~"""' <?Z --;;u.;&~? 59 MIS Bessie H,lrpe! Bmnhcllt 129 Bu ttellllil Ave Pomero~ . ,u e (lnnouncm g the en g<~ge m rnt of theu dclllghter, Evd J,mc, to John Arlnp , J1 1 son of John AI tr 1p, S1 , Fm t Ga, , W Vc1 Artnp h.ts sc1ved e1 ~ ht ' e~u s tn th e U S At nn \\ 1lh overseas IOUJ s uf dut) 111 ( ,cr mclll~ ctnd Vte tlld!ll For the pa st 22 months he hd s been slalloned ,1t 7 m l C..tmpbell K' Feb I he \\l lll~; dVt' for Kored lhe \\eddmg \\Ill be dn event of Sdtlll dd) , Jan 18, at the Salvatton Arm' \\lth Envoy R.1, S Wmmg offtc& atmg clt the double 1111g ce1emom Pa ll\ McMullen, slsler of the bnde-e lect 11 111 be the m<ud of honm. (md Clyde McMullen wtll serve' .1s Jx•st Il l cHI 1n ctsk P<m1e1o' B1O\\ 111e 11 oup 76 h, assist \\ 1th \\redmg th e the me~.: t mg \\hlch op e n~.:d \\ 1th deHJ ttoHs usm ~ Psa lm 2l '1 he plant tn t:: w l'dS at llll: Mt• tgs t lub pi.J\l l \\d S gtvcn m Coun l\ lnfu ma t J th1s sum un1 su 11 .wd fu1 1oll call mer me mbe 1s 1r.spund ed \\ 1l h M1s Hobctl Mtl le t Wd S pl.1 n1J ng Hl cc~ s Mr s Ali ce assigned tu p1 epar c the (,1 Cl'll ll w111pson gc1 ve tmwly hmts 1 humb No le s l ot Feb 7 fm J d lllld l \ ,md [oi the etolug) Membe1 s gave their New Repm led Ill \\ Cie M1s In s pi uglcllll !he1 e \\ £~ s a genei .il Year col f II II S I S U1lOll S Of I 0 Ca Kelton M1 s Addalou I,(-''' 1s chst usswn on \l c~ le r p1 ublcms "hen the Busy Bee Class met M1s W1lm.~ lell ell M1 s D01 a du tv s t1 ecL~; and dll pollutiOn I hm sdav mght at the M•dH~.::aton cmd M1s Fa}e Pl cl tl l'he It d\ eltn g p111.c p 1 O\ 1ded dlcpor t F~rs t Baptist Church 1 he .mnu.d open house ".t s In M1s I C ~\ I S \\ dS \\Onb} M1s Mr s Rosemary Lyons planned fm Matlll at ( i lclCC Beeg lt• ~ w lhe p1 ugr<.~m Mrs ' e"1ded at the n1ee t1ng wh1ch P F.plsc opdl Pat 1sh Tom Blasak Pat I homd talked on the em e of f cJil.lge plants She said that opened wi th the cla:ss song, Wd s h111gto n C o unt~ h01 For God So Loved the World " hculture specialist has b~.: e n £oli dge pl<:~nts ,u c populm fm Devo tiOns of scripture and a 1m 1ted tu tc1 lk on hou se pla nl'l use m homes b.1nks publi c med1tot1on we~ c gtven by Mrs and terrari ums uulldlll gS dlld offiCeS Sin ce they Lethe Roush \\ hOwill host the Mrs Dolly H<:~\ ~::s p1estdcd .tt ft 1mto <~ I I ) rle<01 c~nd grow "'ell February meeting New yea rIn subdued ll ghtmg - oooks were thstrtbuted and She Sdld tll d t \\dt CIIll g IS menllJ er s s1gne d cans I ror Mrs pi obablv the cultu1 al p1 acttce J uh a Gn mm , an d Mtss \\hl c h u Juses th e gr ea tes t Freddie Houdashe lt who IS shou ld dpph dnl(Uint uf houble She noted con ftn ed to hcl home l he g1c~ n1 \\ 1ll 1c~ng e f1 om SDO lhat pldnll need wa ter acMrs F1eda Edwards gave a 1o $525 fm sluder1ts em ull111g at cordmg lo \\hdt lype they me •eadmg tttlcd ' You'll Never H1n k1t1 g I ethnica l C(J ll cgc and whc1 e Iiley me placed m a Guess Wl1at We're Studymg " The fu st OJG e~\\ct l d room Dli:Und ge wa s discussed nol!fiCC:IIIUn \\ !II be lll<idC 1n bv M• s 'I homa who com- Ml s Lyons, Mrs Beulah While F e b1 Li d I y fur ~ I I s lud~nt s mentecl on the necess1tv of and Mt s Leora Sigman served cookies and t offce a ppl vmg b) feb I pu t tmg g1dVel btts of claJ Slud enls <.II e Ill gcd tu clpp l) p(1ls 01 ot her lll cltel la l In the .t s suon as posstblt: l he f m.-~1 bottom uf puts \\ 1Uwu t an dead line fm subnultmg HP- op emng 1 o[ deanmg and suppor tm g p h c~l l ton s for full \ Cal gra nt s Pols should ncve1 be i.i llowed large plan ts \\Ill b~ Aug 8 t\n V(IIlC dcSIIIIl g to stand m Welle! because thts Ref1eshment!:i were served an dpplic<.tlltm or fur U1e1 Hl CCHIS CS p OOl etC! at IOn and a by lhe hostess asSisted by her forma tiOn should tlln lall the fm mahon of tox1c matenals daughte1, Shirley, to those Oluo B<hllll of Hegen ts c1 lug h "luch w1 ll kill lilc 1oots M1 s named and Mrs Nancy Collins school counselur or J \r\i llii.t m li toma al so dl sl'ussed rela t1 ve and Mrs Ruth Mom e Hill D1rel iOI of Fmcmcw l Aui humid ity und hov. 1t affe cts Hotkmg TNhlli Cdl College ' g• ow th as 11ell as lig ht She Ne lsonville phon!.! r 6141 75 ~ ­ noted lhat ltght man} times l5'Jl dclermmes the fiiZe uf the plan t, but !hat plants 1\llh li ght lea ves or vanega ted ones need more~ light than those \\tth dark c.:olmed l ~a\ cs M1S"' Th oma c~ lso Wlked on Eula Wolfe \\ ell' f(J!lU\'" ed b\ fc1tli17.1ng t~nd S t~ltl that twice a HapJD New Yecn s dnd vea1 IS usuall} enough She Fru1 t dnd Vege tabl e c<.wtwned agmn st usmg d1 y guessm g gdmes Bmgo we~ s fcll•hzer un dl ) s01l and smd al so enJoved by tlw me rn.bei s that too mu ch <.~pph ed too Refl es l11ne nts uf ca ke freque ntly can c:mse dama g-e sandwiches , cuoktes ar1d coffee lo the plant v. e1c served Insect and d1scasc con trol were discussed as well ..as wa}S Busy Bees have meet 592-82~ • ST. Pomeroy Flower Shol) Mrs Millard Van Meter Ph, .992-57", Ph. 992-203• UNDfRSTAID TOlAY Bru Bil~ Graham Says ... Thts paraphrase com mun 1cates the message of Chr 1st to our generation Your readi ng It will give you a new understanding of the Sc n ptures " Middleport Book Store Middleport ~-.......--==== January Sale of FLEXSTEEL FINE FURNITURE! AT BAKER FURNITURE rt, Ohio Get $300 back. See TOM RUE MOTOR $too!! TAAD£-1~ • ANNUAL ' - - -{1.'7','""// :7 \ ~, J' I - V - - .'$ I 'L'<NOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - J,11nes ll B.unh.u l 1\l'\lcllk clnd 992-2039 • SAL£ EFFECTIVE THRU JAN. 31st Sunday, Jan. 19, DrS. 8:00-2:00 Weekdays 6:00-8:30 Miss Eva fane Barnhart POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - I do not know how to get 'my fuzzy-wuzzy bedroom slippers clean w1tilout rwniDg tile1r looks and shape Does anyone know how to clean Ill em • - CONNIE DEAR COf'lNlE - [ tlunk Pauline s letter tha t follows could be your answer - POLLY DEAn POLLY - Someone asked how to clean fake fur hats The wav I wash nune ma kes them look almost be tter than new [ wash Ihem Ill Um t llqmd used for woo l and wrmg them out and tilen set on a can or w1g form to dry (Polly's note - Slippers could be t1ghtl) stuffed w1th crushed white paper ) While the hat IS drvmg I keep brushmg 1t w1th an old toothbrush every hour 01 so From tune to time I also remove 1t from U1e form, sha ke, put bac~ d lHi keep b1uslung unlll di) - PAUl INC _ DEAH POI LY - My Pet Peeve IS With cluldren's crayon,; that break so eas1ly It ~ ee ms the raa11ufacturers could coat them w1th plast1c so that we would not have to keep buymg new crttyons for our wee ones - NEZ DEAR INEZ - Perhaps If they were so treated they would cost more and then there would be complamts abou t the cost even though Uungs would probably even out m tile end Fewer would have to be boug ht but 0101 e spent for U1ern - POLLY DEAH POLLY - I have help for Julie who wants to remove ha1 dened candle wax from her antique chest and her carpet This does call for pa tience Hold an 1ce cube on the wax spot on the chest but hold 1t m a towel so the meltmg 1ce does not dnp down the s1de of the chest Usmg your fm gernmls work and loosen the cold""" Repeat unt1l all wax IS removed but do not use a sharp ""ll'lllnent to hurry thmgs along Pohsh when wax IS removed She could try the same method on her carpet but better sllll there ls another wc~ y Cut open a large brown grocer} bag, preferably a doublestrength one, place bag over the wax spot and some carpet on tile s1des so there IS no danger of tile 1ron touchmg the carpet Have ~ro n hot Wh1le Sl ttmg on the floor move the hot 1ron over the bag m Circles but do not hold m one plat-e Change paper after wax heats and softens and the paper ahsorbs the wax This may need repeatmg Also agam use the fmgernalls to remove softened wax but remembered no sharp mstrument I even removed glue the carpet layer dripped on my new carpet Good luck' - MARION Polly's Note - Two or three layers of paper towels may be used mstead of the bag When wax starts to penetrate through the wwels d1scard and use fresh ones until tiley remam clean. 12 Mulberry Ave. 992-2115 Pomentj Fnd ay s G ames Toron to at New England Edmonton at Phoen1 x .:. Mrs. Wilson hosts grange Feed gf FRIDAY RUTLAND Gw• Club 8 p m SATU RDAY BEAN Dmner, 5 to 7 p 111 at M1ddl epo1 t Ma somc _ Hall spons01ed b) Meigs Chapter Ordel or DeM ola\ Menu mdudes be(m s, em nbil'tid. p1e and cake SUNDAY COUN fYWJDE -Pra} e r meetmg , 2 p m at the We sleyan Holiness Ch urc h, Pome1oy. \\l lh Glen B1ssell, class leader AMERICA I Love You a story about one uf Me1gs Coun ty's Pwneer f,umhes m coal and mdustq b) C(trnc Ebersbach Neutzlmg tu be featm ed at 2 30 p m \\hen Me1gs Coun t) Pwnee1 and H1 stm tca l Soc1eh meelc.; a t the Me1gs County Mu st·um Butlei nut Ave Pmnero\ Pub li c InVIted MUNDAY CHESTER P f A 7 30 p m John R1ebel \\Ill show slides of h1 s trtp to the Hol1 La nd Reh eshments WEDNESDAY AMER I CAN I eg 1n n Aux1l1 an Feencv-Benn t t t Post t28 M1ddlepm l bu s< cess meet1n~ a t 7 m p m at the hal l Mcmbe1s remmd ed to take g1fts for the Peck of Wee One s prOJeCt I he meetm g "111 be preceded \\l th a potluck d1nne1 at 6 30 p m 11 1th the legwnna1res to be guests We Wire Flowers Everywhere Winding Trail gardeners meet Church women hear reports Feed Jan 23 game s Me gs at Gallipoli s for All Oa:asions . Student grants available This is for SEOAl FRESHMEN Team W L P OP Gall1poi1S 7 1 376 290 Logan 7 1 371 223 Athens 6 2 312 279 Waverly 5 3 315 273 Me1gs 3 5 311 315 Ironton 2 6 251 287 Jackson · 2 6 26 4 361 Well ston 0 8 183 355 TOTAlS 32 32 2383 2383 Thursday 1 s results Ga ll1polls 60 Wel lston 24 Ather.s 31 Iron ton 25 Wav erly 49 Me1gs 32 Logan 55 Jackson 21 R.OWERS . '$ Jt-.ur her daughte1 ~ wedding Mrs Srn1thson selected a pmk polves ter kmt go\\O \\l th matc hlflg a ccessoncs M1 s Randolph chose a blue kml gov.n and bo th mothe1s \\OI C' v. hlte cy m bidiUm tJI ch1d corsages A 1 eceptwn followed the ceremony w1lh Mrs Wilham E Bless mg Sp1 mgf1 cld Va cuusm of lh e bride Mr s Ead 1he Wmdmg Trml Garde n Fhnt, Sr Alderson and M1ss meetmg Wcdnesda) mght Club Hazel Smithson aun ts of lilc al the home of M1s Cot" bnde. and MIS Ja ck Chaffins Fa lls V1ev. , as ass1sttng Beegle .1g1eed lo handle t11e muSIC landsc apmg fo1 a Pome1O) The b11de IS the daug hter of hostesses 'I he br~dallable was co1 e1 ed village pat k whencve1 1t 1s Mr and Mrs Paul M Wllil a " h1te cloth ed ged m lace developed Smtthson, Parsons, and the The reques t fm lcmdsc apmg groom •s the son of Mr and and decora ted Wllh red \e lvet assistance w1t h the proposed Mrs George C. Randolph , New bO\\S The cake 11.1s topped 1\ 1lh weddm g bells and ac- par k to be loca ted on village Haven cented by red pOinsettias Bot h p1 ope l ty between Butte1nut Gtven m m a rna~e by her parents, the bride chose a receptiO n tabl es held red and Mulberry Avenues Lame from th e Me1 gs Count) .la\ cees wh1te Jersey gown styled w1th a pomsetha plants and Si lver a nd the Be ta S1gma P lll h1gh rolled collar and cuffs and can delabra belongmg tu M1s Soront) v.ho are sohcttmg crossed rows or diagonal lace Fred Burger support to" a1 d the developFolio" mg a 1\eddm g t11p tu over the bodice The slightly ment of the park on now unu sed gathered sk1rt fell from a h•gh- Hawks Nes t State Park and the vi llage land nse wals thne and matchm g Greenbner Hote l1 the couple Sp n ng pl antmgs were also lace covered the headpiece and res ides m Montgome1 y where discussed and the club decided edged her lull length ve1l She the bnde IS emploved as a ea rn ed a lace ha ndkerc hief 1eadmg s pec1a h st al West In s litut e of belongmg to her a unt , MISs V1 r g1n1a Technologv and the groom 1 s a Hazel Smithson, Albuquerque, studenl N M , and wore a n 1vor y rose NEI SONV!f I E Ap necklace, g1ven to her by th e pl 1catwns arc now (:!Vcu lable The rehearsal dmner was groom Her bouquet of white given by the g1oom's Rarents f01 students mterestecl 1n carnatiOns and red sweetheart applymg for the Ohw- ln roses was styled m the coloma! at the home of lhe bnd e s aunt slluc twnaj G1 ant 1OIG 1for the fashion and accented by spngs and un cle , M1 and Mt s J E 1975 76 aca demic )Car The of holly and pme, bed wtth red William s , Falls V1e11 grants are based un famli} streamers mcome and all a pplicants w1th M1ss Flora Anne Slm thson. an adJusted 1ncome of $14 999 was her sister's matd of hon or and below are ehg1ble to She wore a hunter green hal ter recel\.e the g1ants to hel p mee t gown w1th matchmg lon g Ihe mstructwnal and gen•N (;!] sleeved, hooded Jacket She fees al publi c and pnvate camed a smgle red pomsetha A report on the Centenmal eoll eges and umverslftes. m blossom w1th pme and spnngs Service of the DIOcese of cludw g t"o-yea r technica l of holly tied by red streamers Southern OhiO m Columbus colleges Attendants were M1ss Smce the g1ant 1s based on over the" eekend highlighted a Charlotte F Gatton, Montadjustment mcome leve l 1t 1s meetmg of the Grace gomery, Mrs David Naylor EpiScopal Church Wom en suggested tha t (:I ll students Falls V1ew , and Mrs Charles \\hose gross family mcome m Thursday at the home of Mrs Gardner, Morgantown They Patnck Lochary 1974 \\as $17,000 01 below Y,ere attired In go;.vns ldenh ca) Mrs fed Reed, delega te, to that of ' the maid or honor presented the report of the twoFlower g ~rl s were MISses day mee t•·.g at the Fawce tt Sarah and Melinda Lobbon, Center of Tomorrow It was a Alderson, cousms of the br1de study confe rence aboul Their gowns were styled m red tomorrow's church and was l ETART FALLS - Olu o velvet w1th h1gh collars, long geared to help the people of the Valley Grange 2612, Letar t sleeves and matchmg sashes panshes of lhe diocese to fall s met a t the home of Mrs George Randolph served hiS prepare . for their m1mstry 1ry Erma W1l son 1hm sda) son as best man and ushers the last quarte r of thiS century everung WIth Worthy Master we re J ohn Brophy , Ch1co, Speakers mcluded Dr Herbert Sh1 elds pres1dmg Calif , cousm of the bnde, Earl Warren Bennett, prestdent of M1 s Eula Wolfe was ap Flmt, Parkersburg, and John the Umvers1ty of Cmcmnat1, pmn ted as delegate of the Ra ndolph , br other of the who spoke on the changes m grange to atte nd a B1 centenmal groom val ues and pnonties of toda} Comm1sswn mee hng at the w1th reference to the role of court 1oom of the court house youth Mrs Reed also reported m Pomeroy Jan 28 at 7 30 on talks by Rev John H Snow, pm ' professor of theology at the The literary program "was Episcopal D•vm1ty Sehoul m led by Mary Roush Ill the abSUCCESS STORIES Boston, Mass , and the Very sence of the lecturer , Mrs Rev H C N W1lhams, provos t Florence Sm1 ih Readmgs by Cathed r aL. Herbert Shields, ' ~ Th e r e 's or Coventry "They Overcame England Th e Very Rev Nothmg lhe Mailer \\IIh Me Hearing Loss" Williams has been at the and " Come Clean ' by M1 s Cathedral smce 1958 and has wntten nwnerous books and Free Booklet especially prepared to encourage articles on the m1mstry or the Americans of all ages who cathedral He also explamed suffer from uncorrected or the Rule of L1fe untreated hear~ng loss to Attendmg the study conseek help ference beSides Mrs Reed Well known celebrities from \\ere her husband and Rev and -"II walks of hfe tell thetr Mrs Harold Deeth personal stones of trlumj)li In the•r fields because they Durmg the mee ting plans • overcame thetr heanng were made for a Shrove lmpa1rment Tuesday pancake supper at the church The annuallljeetmg of the church was announced lor Come m . . Wr~t• or Phone Jan 26. m the parish hall far your F~EE COI'Y foUowmg the mornmg serv1ce DLScussed was Grace Church's Wilham S Otles sha re m carr ymg out the JOOth Dtles Heanng A1d Center birthday celebratiOn of tile Riverside Professional Bldg D1ocese of Southern OhiO 444 W Unton St., Athens A buffet luncheon preceded tile meetmg w1th the hostesses PHONE: bemg Mrs Lochary , Mrs . ROYAL CROWN Har old Sargent, Mrs Pa ul BOTTLING COMPANY Amberger, M1 s Paul ChapMiddleport man and Mrs H F S.•lh • NE W HAVEN IV Va - The Falls V1ew Presbylenan Church was the sce ne of the mamage of Helen Elizabeth Smithson, Montgomery , and George Cecil Randolph, J r , New Haven The candleligh t ceremony was performed by Rev W W Branch Jr . Saturday, Dec 28, at 6 p m Charles Manley Montgomery, Flora Anne Smithson, Sister of the bride and Mrs W W Branch J1 •' orgamst, presented pre-nuptial • Winners named in styling match Schedule of :»·:·:·:·:·~· ~ BONUSES! Cor1terrlporary Styling Contemporary des1gn consol e OJbmet Wit h overhangtng top and tapered legs lash1oned of tempered QU~S-B ' hardboard and sel ed h<lrdwood .,. ' sohds ftm shed 1n Royal Wal nut ' gram Has Bnght P1dure Tube mqdel WU8020LW 30 1 • H 32 ."W 18 Dladd 4'' fortube Olp) r. Hey we ve go t fa bu lous lac tor y cash bac k deals (L1 m1t one per custo m e~ Ret ail cus tome rs only) Te rn f 1c trade tn bo nuses o n ce r1 a1 n used cars Overa ll yo u co uld ge t 5300 back from th e • fac to ry And d yo u re a licensed dnver ente r our Sweepstakes to wtn the use of a bra nd new Ch rysler or Rlymoulh free for o ne l ull year But hurry Sweeps takPs r.nds Fe b 28 1975 So co.,.me Of] 1n See u~ t.., , ' 1" ' I I ~ Pu:. c; amlQS are qrea t l Werner Radio &T.V. TOM RUE MOTORS Mtddleport, Oh1o 399 S. 3RD • ... PH. 992-2594 MIDDLEP.ORT, 0. • r ' . 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AQ953 • 10 9 6 • J 4 .r. KQJ ' INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE • Df.AH READ! ' HS 1 We ve h.td qwtea coniJO\l ") U\er lnsh hu!o\U,md s Al P the\ or dren l Lhe\ <~S storv book .., pic ture t hem ? Nuw ~..:omt..., .1 desc11p ton of th e ste1 COI\pM ln sh Maum , as wr 1tten b\ unt of rm favonte colurnm"ts, lnshm.m A1fred Al lrn m lhC' S.acr.1mento (Cahf) Bet (Rememlx•r, he':; t.a lkm~ .-1bot11 oldrounLn lnsh, and his tong ur 1 ~ dermneh m tu:s chec k ) He wn tes 1he lnshmother, althougha stPreotype. ven defm&te lv due:s ex1st She IS a product of her envtrpnment, usually rural At the .1gt' uf ~ sl1ll de\\ v-e\ ed a nd \ tr Klnal she marnect .1 m.Jn of 45 \\hose mother died" \edJ l.Jcfore prompting tum 1<) IJt• l~t\l 11 \\ .t:s tugh tm1e for htm to marry and seule do\\ n S1x ~md one hal£ 'tCdrs },!tel she IMs h\e duldren, two son.-.: .md th r ee daughters Her husband or ' Himself' , .1s she referred to hun wa s little l1elp tn ratsmg the children w1th whom he m !-ill nc llveh felt Ill a tease In fa c t, the onh place he rea lly seemed .11 horne was m lhe locd l pub w1U1 lhe old ct omes he h~HI known smce bo) hood At age 70 H1mself goes to his Rewa1d, leavmg a 11 1do11 of 53, " 1th " son 24 daughters 23 22, and 21 and a son of 19 Bec.mse Herself has never tolerated female competftwn, the •wo '(l!del dltughlers fia ve left the third ts thmking of becommg " nun unless her boyfriend marnes her, wh1ch seems h1gl~) unhkel1 fhe youngest son 1s lorn between becommg a pnest or JOlnmg the Rhodeswn pollee force bu t '.lhatever, he Will lea\e the f.umh home m a matter of weeks Thts wtllleave Herself alone at h ome w1th he1 oldest son, he r darhn boy, which IS lUSt the Wa) she waniS thmgs to he To het he 1s the tdeal man, who tdohzes het as h1s mam/ Lhe wo,nurl who all at once adores h1m treaiS him hke a kmg, but ru les him In her son , Herself fm ds t~e man she was seeking m her husband 1who turned out to be JUSt a nred old man I Cvmcs have sa td an Inshman w1ll clunb over the naked bodies ol two beaullful women to get to a boule of whisk) There ts a gram of truth m this, for Himself, hke h1s lather, fmd' his solace m the local pub and when he staggers home, good old Mam w11l have his d1nner wa1tmg • For Herself , these are the crowmng vears of her life She IS absolute m1stress of her home, w1th everyone gone except he1 beloved firs t-born son The youth himself hves a good hie, his every whun mdulged unless he conumts the unpardonable sm of lookmg at another woman wllh though IS of marnage lithe son 1s rash enough to brmg horne g~r ls to mee t his mother, they mevllably are subjected to her f!re of cnUc1sm Sooner or later he gets the message, conscwusly or subconscwus l) that as long as hts mother hves there w1ll not be another woman m the house W1lh that quesuon settled HerseU re1gns m undisputed majesty unul at last m her 80th year, she succum bs H1mself 1s noW 51 With Mam gone, the house IS strange, s1len t 1 cold, un comfortable W1thm a )ear Aunself rnarnes a 31J.year-<>ld g.rl who '.las begummg to thmk the good Lord would never hear her prayers WIN AT BRIDGE - . -- -- -----. NORTH •" 17 • sho\\ two aces For Saturda~. Jan 18 1975 LIBRA (Sepl 23·0cl 231 Tac l and log tc are tw o o l yqur grea u~ st assets yot today wtl no t be all 1t should b e Yo u II fatl to u5c et l her proper11 ARIES (March 21 Aprtl191 Be very setect1Y'e ot compamons to pal l) r o~md wtth A v01d' one who always causes problems and co mplicatio ns SCORPIO tCt 24- Nov 22 1 Don 1IA.ke on any task alone to dny th at s too str enuous for you p h ys tca lly Wa 1 I til he lp s available TAURUS !April 20·May 201 You II be l aced w1th 1 m1tat o •s •egardtng freed om o t ael on d ue to th ngs yo u ve ll eglec Jed to ca re to1 SAG ITTARIU S (Nov 23 -Dec 21) Yo u II b e anx1o us to do som et h ng t hat s lu 1 P ck a place th at s q utet and tn l1mate Yo u wont en jo y a crowd GEMINI (May 21 June 20) Th1s •s no t a good day to bu c k the wtll ot th e maJOrity If you do your dtssnt sfactton w11 spo11 th e flln for all CAPRICOR N (Dec 22- J an 19) Yo u re no t I kely to dtsplay t1 e iJB IIence And constdera l on you re capable of n deal! 1g wt lh those tn your charge to day f !11 I \ Hra llriMI \l1tlht r ' Popeye 10 Speedracer 6 Speed Buggy 8 Moster Rogers Neoghborhood 20 9 DO-Emergency Plus ~ J 4 15 Hong Kong Phooey 6 I~ What do vou do Ten months after she walked down the atsle as a bnde, she IS dehveredol a son, thef~rst ol four children to be born m a space of 47 months Htmself 1s confused and perturbed by the squalhn g of young m a home that once was so qu1et and peaceful He longs fo r the old days wllh Mam, and he retreaiS to the local pub Hts w1fe 1s lell al home w1th ber children and her shattered dreams AL75 Hunself 1s called to the bosom ofh1s fathers leav mg a 54· CANCER (Juno 2 1 July 221 Don I try to s~ltfl th e blam e to d ay for yo w sho rt com ings Shou l d you e n Hl some m anner adm tt tl wtthout ex cuses AQUARIUS tJan 20 Feb 191 You II have no lro ub e makmg pro n ses today but you wt l have tro ub e keep1ng them Don 1 vO lu n teer LEO (July 23- Aug 22} Bear 1n mmd the trag le ear s ot your I steners when you expound on a topt c you feel str o ngly ab out They cou d ca re lessl PI SCES tFob 20·March 201 Proceed ca ul o u s y 1n com mer c at dea lin gs w11t1 per sons or ftrms you ve n ot d ea lt wtth belore lns1st upon rece pts elc VIR GO (Aau 23 Sept 22) Be J•n 18, 1875 You II make some Important baste changes In your hfe style lhls year Also you 11 move to larger quarters or ra,c;tecOJB~ your home In some maifner ~Nwd l>v THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN I Brtdge 1 ltahan ter rn staple 5 Begm 2 Gangland 12 wds) momker lO Chmr VOICe 3 lmllate II Go hungry 4 SetOn 12 Cluncse 5 Vega or ptov mcc Sp1ca 13 Ma1d ol 6 Play Hobw Hood by 14 Po,.: mg 7 Forced matenal payment 15 (.telgud s 8 Shunned tttlc 9 Compas· lti Offer s10nate 17 Stellar II Mona 19 Au nature! 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GASOLINE ALLEY • CAPTA IN EASY Eli!!- GOOD MO.Itt.JI,I,h:5o PR'IPJCf ~S' 00 ~9 YOUR HI5 HNE95 WISH TO EJJJOY THE .SEA agffZE 7: Pass Opem ng lead - K 4 BETSY ROSS BAKERY : By Oswald & James Jacoby , Dr John Ftsher of Dallas IS known to be a rather slow : pla yer Hts partners don t mmd th1s slowness because after he ..gets through thmkmg John has •a habit of commg up wtth the n ght play Agamst the expected spade :Jead John would have had no real problem He would Slrnhly dra\\ trumps d1sca rd one cub loser on the kmg of hearts and "'ventually set up dummy s l1fth heart lor a second d1scard All th1s wh1le ruffmg hts last two Spades With dummy S thtrd and fo urth trump , The kmg of clubs lead was bothersome He had to get nd of h1s two losmg clubs bef<l're he ,could play a spade He played a heart tq the oce, d1 scarded one club on the kmg of hearts ru ffed a hea rt thought lor some ttme led a low d1amond and fmessed dum my s mne If the fmesse had lost to the jack he would have been down two but the ftnesse worked and East followed Now John ruffed another hear! w1th the ace of trumps entered dum · my wtth the queen d1scarded h1s last cl ub on the last heart and conceded a spade H1s spec1al lmesse was the eorrect play We II explam why I MARK V STORE SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY @j)t~ P. J. PAULEY, AGENT POWEll'S SUPER VALU BOHN LOSER LIL ABNER NI:Al/.51! r KNOW ®..<lEY I'D UK~ 1'0 HAllE A 10.1 ~D WHOyOVARE' WnH Pf?/VATELY! AI LEY OOP I'!EMEMBER NOW, All. V GOTTA DO IS EASE UP "TO 1'H 1 W.o:IER~Lii Ul(E NDTHIN' S HAPPENED 1 tomorrow '• HIIE'ASI APEH t::Nn UPRISE AS!iN I THE DAILY SENTINEL The b1ddmg has been West • J!ass Pass RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN stORE North 14 5 • East P.ass Pass 17 South '+ 4N T BARNEY 'IONOER COMES TH PARSONS WtFEMATE ? !You SOuth hold .K 7643 ¥ A2 t 9 ,fo AK732 ~ What do you do now1 A - Bid sax spades ThiS as a hirlher overbid but when you use BJackwood you must go to the slam as Joag as your s1de ~s three aees RACINE PLANING Mill ' , TODAY S QUESTION nstead of b1ddmg f~ ve d1amonds vour partner has b1d f iVP hf'art-. tn ~ \ ' \ • I SAH M QPSBPAJ Z VAT C WFLAS <CC> 19'7 6 Kin1 Ftat.ures Syndlc•te Inc: l ""'"rrt K hal lht f"'llll rm f•w H fmHIIU H~ u rJil rl1llllf/ - oddly f'IIO!UJh - EXPANDING LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE West FB ZATJAWW VCWNAB, US Yesterday's Cryploquote WHO HAS ONCE THE FAME TO BE AN EARLY RISER MAY SLEEP TILL NOON - W. HOWELlS ¥ 7 t A K 10 8 7 2 ,foA 105 M AXYDLIIAAXIt LONGFELLOW One letter Simply stands for another In this sa mple A Is used for the three L s X for the two O's etc Stngle letters apostrophes, the length and form atl~n of the words are all htnts Each day the code letters are different • 864 • , h-+-l- DAILY CRY PTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It: II I \) I t 26 U S defense f01 cc1 abbt 1 27 Cummedta dell 28 Choose 32 Island 1Fr ) 33 Bear34 fhreematch (2 wds 1 35 Navy leun for a deslloyer (2 wds) 37 - bag J8 Store, as lodde1 39 lndtan ctty 40 Slender 41 Encounte1 oow• EAST .r.K J 107 • Q J 52 • ,fo976 2 Yesterday's Answer !9 D1slaff 30 Fmmsh km lake 22 Nautical 31 Moroccan rope c1ty ' 23 H1ghstrung 33 Somewhat 24 Spamsh ashen, pamter old style 25 Leg 3ti Heston's covermg ' E: l -" 26 Backbone 37 Herd of 29 Sm1thy whales +---t-+-- SOUTH WI . CARPENTER'S .MARKET Favonte Marttans 8 wary - don I b e dra wn 11110 a Sllu al10n not o l you r maktng or you II t1ave to make good -anoth er s o blig ations Helen Hottel Tennessee Tu xedo S 3ll-Wheel te and The Chopper Bunch 3 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 . -- S I 10 S 00-Addams Fam1ly 3 4 IS Yogo s Gang 13 Jabberwocky 6 HEINERS BAKERY SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT 0 and Costello 8. Man from C 13 , Sesame Street 20 - SMITH NELSON MOTORS Treehouse Club 8 - World Around Us 10 In Touch 13 7 3ll-J abberwocky J Farm Front 4, Eddoe Saunders 6 Abbott By the Day GOEGLEIN READY MIX Aware 6 1¥1 311' ll!l;''W"~'~"-'~'~<lb..-.,1 Helen Help 1 By I Us. • • ~ 6 30-Fun For Everyone 6 TV Classr oom 8 T r eehouse Club 10 Harrisonville Society News RACINE FOOD MARKET ~=':W);C17111\.. SATURDAY, JANUARY lB, 191S • MEIGS TIRE CENTER "' Television Log nesday 7 30 p m U M w f1r st Wednesday 7 30 p m WESLEYAN IRac1nel Sunday school 10 a m worshiP I I am Btb le study Thursday 1 p m Ch01r prac t ce Thursday B p m f c llow sh p supper f 1rst W.ednesday 6 30 p m U M W tourth Monday A o m 7 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST Rev Cec 11 Cox pastor Sunday Sc hool supt ~ Joe Sayre Sunda')l school 9 4.'i a m Sunday evemng worsh1p 7 30 Wednesdav pr~ yer anu B1ble stu dy 7 30 p m TUPPERS PlAIN! CHRISTIAN CHURCH POMEROY POMEROY FIRST BAP Eugene Underwood pastor POMEROY TRINITY TIST Robert Kuhn pasfor GREAT BEND - Worshtp 11 Howard Caldwell J r Sunday Rev W H Perr i n pastor Roy W ll1am warson Sunday sc hoo l and 4t h Sundays a m 2nd Sc hool Supt Sunday: Sch ool Mayer Sunda y Schoo supt su pt Sund ay schoo l 9 30 a m Church Schi'IO I 10 a m 9 30 a m Morn 1ng Sermon Church school 9 15 a m BYF 6 p m B1ble study lETART FALLS - WorShip 10 30 am Sun day even1ng worth •P serv tce 10 '2.i a m Wednesday ' p m ci'lo1 r 10 am Church schoo l 9 a m servtee 7 p m Youth c ho r reheMsal Mon Wrrinesday 8 JO p m B 1ble study 7 30 p m every LETART FALLS UNIT ED dav J JO p m unde r dtrec t, on prachce POMER Y WESLEYAN Tuesdity BAETHREN - Rev F reeland of Mary Skinner senior cho •r HOLINESS CHURCH M ORNING STAR - Worship Nor r1:s pastor Floyd Norns rehearsal 7 30 p m Thursdily Ha r r1sonv1 e R ev 0 D ell 9 JO a m Church Sc hool 10 JO supt Sunday school 9 30 am w ith M rs P a ut N e a se Mantey Pa stor H enry Ebl1n a m M1d Week Serv 1c e mornmg sermon 10 30 a m d trec tOr " unday Schoo l Sup.J Sunday Wednesday 8 p m Praver serv 1ce Wednesday Sc noot 9 JO a m Even ng MOR SE CHAPEl Wor 7'30 p m POMEROY CtH,IRCH OF worsh p 7 30 p n Prayer a nd sh p 11 a m 1st and 3r d CHESHIRE CHURCH OF THE N AZARENE ~ Cor rh Pra1se ser v cc Thu r sday 7 30 Sundays Church School 10 GOO OF PROPHECY - G P Un•" n and ~uloerr y Re .,. P n am Sm 1t h pastor Su nday School Ctvoe v Hen aerson pastor PORTL AND - WorSh i p 7 30 10 a m Arthur Henson Su pt Sun flay school 9 30 a m G er Pm Church Schoo l 9 30 a m Morntng Worsh1p 11 am McC lu ng su.pt mo r n~r1~ SYRACUSE FIRST SUTTO N - WorShip I I a m Young Peoples serv1ce 7 worShiP 10 JO a m even my r HUR CH OF GOO Rev 2nd and 4th Sundays Chu r ch p m Evenmg serv1ce 7 30 service 7 30 m id week ser Gecorqc 0 IN p;:~ s t or Sunday Sc hpol 10 am p m Wednesday M1d Week vtce Wednesdey 7 30 p m ">Ciloo 9 J5 a m mo rn nq NORTHEAST CLUSTER Prayer Serv tce 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - The prei'I G. h ng 11 a m R ev Robert M eece Youth meet1ng 6 30 p m Rev Harold Deeth r ector ev ~nq C' I st c se r v cc l 10 p m Rev Stanley Brandum Evenmg worShip 7 30 p m Chu rch servtces 10 30 a m Pr l V r n ~t r 1 rH 1 Ttl u r sd a v JOPPA - Wor sh1p 10 am CHESTER CHURCH OF H(loly communton f tr s l S unday I l(1 I Church School 9 am Prayer THE NAZARENE Rev ot month chut ch school 10 30 Meeting Wednesday 8 p m Herber t Grate pastor Wor am for nursery l h roua h 12 POMEROY WESTSIDE LONG BOTTOM Chur ch Sh 1p se r v1ce 11 am and 7 JO CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W POMEROY CHURCH OF serv ces 9 am Su nday p m Sunday Sunday School ~~d n St Je rry Pnul C HRI ST - Terr e tt G r on ngN Schoo l 9 45 a m B1ble Study 9 30 a m R 1chard Barton n n s t cr pho 1~ 99 7 7666 pastor Btb le school 9 30 a m every T hursday 7 30 p m supt Prayer meetmg Wed worsh1p 10 30 am adult Conservat1ve non NORTH BETHEL Wor nesday 7 JO p m nstrumenla t Su nday worsh p w orsh i p serv1ce and you n g sl;l p 11 a m Church Sc hool 10 BRADBURY CHURCH OF 10 am Bible stud y I I am people s m eehng .7 30 p m am CHRIST CliffOrd Sm 1th Wednesday Combmed B1b 1e study a1 d worShip 6 p m ALFRED - Sunday schoo l mm1ster Sunday Schoo l 9 30 B1b l e study 7 p m prayer mee 1 ng Wedn esda)' pm 9 45 a m ea c h Su nday a m morn i ng church 10 30 M I DWAY COMMUN IT Y "' 30 p m preach ing at I 1 a m each a m Sunda y even mg ser v ce THE SALVATION ARMY MI~LEPORT CHURCH of CHURCH (no n Chrtst 111 Chrutian U n 1on Sunday Prayer meetmg 7 45 7 30 p m Wednesday ser-.nce 8 E n voy Ra)' W W in ng off icer denomtna t onat l Lan gs v ille pm lawre ce Manley pastor p m Wednesday WSC S 8 p m In charge Sunday 10 a m De)l. ter Road th e Rev Worley Mrs ussel l Young Sunday on th1rd Tuesday each month Holiness meet ng 10 30 a m Ha l ey pa stor Sund-ay school lAUREl CLIFF FREE Sc hoo l Sup t Sunday Schoo l REEDSVILLE Sunday Sunday Schoo l Young Peop l es 10 a m e~;en ng worsh1p 7 30 METHODIST Rev Flo yd 9 30 am Evenmg worsM1p sc hool 9 30 preach ng 7 30 Ler,pon 7 p m Th ursday 1 to J p m Prayer meet1ng F Shook pastor Lloyd Wednesday prayer 7 30 p m Sunday pray er meet1ng p m Lad1es Home L eagu e 7 Tuesday 7 10 p m youth Wnght Sundav sc hool supt meetmg 1 30 p m 7 JO p m Tuesday wsc s 7 30 group Fnd ay 7 30 p m Sun Qay school 9 30 a m MT MOR IAH CHURCH OF ftrst Thursday each month morn ng worsh p 10 30 am p m Prep classes GOD - Ra c me Route 2 the SILVER RIDGE - Worsh1p ev en1ng wor ShiP 7 30 p m RUTLAND FREEWILL Rev Ja mes M Muncy pastor PAUL LUTHERAN 10 a m Church SchOo l 9 a m ST Wednesday Chr1s l an Youth BAPTIST Roger Tur n f:'r Su nday Sc hool 9 45 am CHURCH Co rn er of Syc amore TUPPERS PLAINS Crusade 6 30 p m Cho1r PcHior Sunday school 10 a m and Seco nd Sts Pome roy Th e morn ng worsMtp 11 am WorShip 9 am Chur c h p ra ct 1ce Thursday l p m St nduy evt' n ng serv CC' 7 JO evenmg worsh1p 7 JO p m Rev William Mn.ld l es warlh Sc hoo 10 a m Wf:' dnesd av B1hiE' study 7 30 Prayer meet1ng Tu esday 7 30 Pasfc Sunday Schoo at 9 .15 KENO CHURCH OF DEXTER C HURCH OF Pm am 1nd Chu r ch S rv ces 1I Pm Young peoples meet ng CH R 1ST - George F reder1ck CHRIST Char l es Ru sse l am 7 30 p m Thursday su pt Servtee week l y 9 30 am Sr m1n15ter Norman C Wil l OLD DEXTER BIBLE on Sunday Preach1ng f1rs1 and SACRED HEARl Rev supt Sund ay schoo l 9 30 MIDDLEPORT FIRST C HRISTIAN cHURCH Rev l h rd Sundays of mon th by Father Paul D lA ~ I ton pastor a m worsh p serv ce 10 30 BAPTIST Corner S1Xfh and R01 Te rr y pastor Sundily Cl i ffOrd Sm1th 9 30 am Phone 992 2825 Sa turday a m B bl e study Tuesday Palm~r th e Rev Steve schoo l 10 a m Mr s Wor l ey F40BSON CHRISTIAN 7 30 p m evenmg Masc; 7 J o Su n day Sk aggs pastor Danny anc1s su p erul tf:' nde nt UN tON Darre l l Doddrlll F r Mus a and 10 a m Con Thompson Sunday school supt REORGANIZED CHURCH MorniiHJ wors 11 p II am pastor Sun day Sc hool 9 30 fenton Saturday 7 7 JO p m WMPO r ad o program 7 45 JESUS CHRIST OF <; unday C' VC' I mg SNVI C€! 7 ] Q a m Leonard ~ t lmore f r s t OF a m Sunday sc hool 9 15 am LATTER DAY SAINTS elder even1ng servtce 7 30 morn ng wor ShiP 10 15 am Portland Racme Road p m Wednesday prayer Sunday Thursday We all feel that way at t1mes And tragically there are some Youth a c ti VIItes and fello ws 11p Wdl•am Roush pastor Denny meetmg 7 30 p m John fo r 1un 10r and sent or h gh fol ks who feel Jfla t way much ol the t1me Evans Sunday Schoo r Acts MT MORIAH CHURCH OF students 6 p m B 1b te study D1 r ector Sun da y School 9 30 GOD - Racme Route 2 Th e 1 35 39 10 34 41 But wh1 le the world tn which we 11ve leaves a lot to be desired 7 30 p m M1d wee k prayer a m Morn 1ng worsh1p 10 30 Rev Cha r les Hand pas tor serv1ce Wedn e ~da y 7 JO p m a m Su ndav evenjng ser v1ce 1 1t s our worfd And f1fe m that world 1s pretty much what man him· Su nday schoo l 9 45 a m Monday Fr~doy p m Wednesday evenmg morn ng wo r sh1p 11 am self has made o f 1t Proverbs prayer serv1ces 7 30 p m Exodus CHURCH OF CHRIST Even1ng ser v1ces Tuesday and M1ddlepor1 Sth and Ma1n Fnday 7 30 The God who created us and our umverse had some excellent 3 18 34 27-3 1 Mr and Mr s Sam Spa1de George Glaze mtn ster BEARWAlLOW RIDGE plans fo r l1fe as 11 should be They are c learly set forth m the Bibl e BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Ashland were weekend gues t James Shee ts supermtendent CHURCH OF CHRIST - B1ble Tuesday Saturday Rev Ear l Shu le r pas tor whose writ1ng He 1nsp1red And they have become the spiritual btueB1ble SCMOOI 9 30 & m Stud y 9 JO a m morn ng Worsh p serv 1ce 9 30 am Ephes1ons John Mrs James Ingram, Mr and of Mr and Mrs Robert Alktre prmt of co nstructive llvtng for mtllions of believers morn 1n g wo r sh i P 10 30 "m worsh p 10 JO am even1ng Sunday sc hool 10 30 am Steve Musser Pomeroy 4 1-6 even ng worship 7 30 p m worsh i P 6 30 p m Wednesday 3 14 18 Mrs Tom O'Ne1l and children Sunday even1ng serv ces 7 30 As the earth c ontinues its e ndless turmng sea rc h for your goals prayer serv1 ce 7 p m Wed B1ble Study 7 JO p m spent a week \Hth his grand p m B1b le study a nd pra)'cr of Colwnbus spent a day wtth nesdav MT OLIVE CHURCH W ednesda y fa lh- not esca pe m the Word of G od-not the words of cynics 1 n ser v LCe Thur sday 7 30 p m MI DDLEPORT CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday Schoo l Ralph Lee and Mr and Mrs pa1 enl< Mr and Mrs Charles Psalms OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Sheets 10 6 m With W1 lard P1QOII Robert Lee and family Road Sunday K 1ngsbury D on Co l e pastor A l' red 26 8 72 supt Evangel s t 1c message Mr and Mrs Bud Douglas Sc hool 9 30 am Ralph Car l Rusch e l Sunday School sup! eac h Sunday evenmg 7 30 p m Co.,r 1gh1 1975 t<e tier Adverts ng Se v ce Inc Strasbu g V rglnle Sheryl LeAnn Johnson Scnptu 11 utected by Th e Amar can 8 ble Soc ety supt Worsh p ser vice 10 30 Su nda y sc hoo l 9 JO a m by E l der Russe ll C l1n e vls1ted her grandparents Mr ca ll ed on Mr c1nd Mr s a m and 7 30 p m alternately mornmg worsh1p 10 30 a m m 1nls!erof the Apos lo l 1c Fa1 t h Prayer meettng Wednesday ev an geliS ti C meeling B1ble Study Wednesday 7 JO and Mrs Douglas Johnson of Lawrence Dou~ las of Pomeroy 7Sunday 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stile s 30 p m praye r me~fln g pm Wednesday pastor Racine a rece nt Friday Wednesday 7 JO p m STIVERSVILLE COM Cecil Hanmg: has m oved tu s MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Mr and Mrs Shelby Pickens sc hool serv1ce 10 am Prayer tra1ler to the rental lo t of THE UNITED PRES W1th th e hope tt Will, tn some measure, foster and help sustam that and fam1ly of Pomeroy, Mr LONG BOTTOM meetmg Thursday 7 p m BYTERIAN MINISTRY Jumor Gibson Rutland Road wh tch ts good 1n fam ily and communtty l1fe, thts feature IS sponsored by CHRISTIAN Mr Rober tl Sunday evenmg servtee 7 p m and Mrs Gene Hudson Mr OF MEIGS COUNTY , Dw1ght ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Wya tt pastor Sunday Sc hool Mrs I J dta Powell Is slowly L Zavttz Pasror D irector the bus mess f1rms and organ1 za lions whose names appear below and Mrs Frank Hudson and Ronald Osbor n e B1ble Pomeroy Ha rnsonv111 e sup! HARRISONVILLE Improv mg at the Veterans preachmg School 9 30 am Road R1 ck Morr1son pastor Toni of Racme enjoyed a Sunday Church Schoo l 9 30 10 4.'i am Even1n9 serv1ces Sunday school supt Steven a m Mrs Homer Lee S"'pt recent Sunday w1th Mr and Memm1al Hospita l Stan l ey Sund ay sc hoo l 9 30 7 30 p m ing Worship 10 30 am Gene Yo1rng IS also a pa tient Morn am mornmg worShiP and Mrs Allan Taylor MIDDLEPORT Su nday commun1on 10 JO am at th e Veterans Memora al Church Schoo l 9 JO a m John HYSEll RUN FREE Mr and Mrs James C1rcle of Sunday ever, ng youth F F ult z S u~t Morn tno METHODIST CHURCH Worship 10 J(J am Chr1st an Endeavor 6 30 p m New Haven were at the home Hosptlal Paul Neville pastor worsh p ser\l~ee Sunday 7 30 Rev SYRACUSE Mornmg Mr anct Mt s Jess1e Carroll of Mary Circle on Sunday Worsh l p 9 a m Su nday p m Wednesday even1ng Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m prayer mee t1 n!jl and B1ble Morn ng serv 1ce 10 30 am Mr and Mrs W1lham were wee kend v1s1 tors m Chur ch Schoo l 10 a m Mrs youth serv 1ce 6 4S p m 700 E Matn study 7 JO p m Sa mpson Hall Sup t Dtal992 2101 Kentucky wtth Ius parents Bakers of Good Bread Evan ge l st c serv1ce 7 30 p m Carleton of Racme and Mrs ST JOHN LUTHERAN Pomeroy P r ayer mee t ng Thur sday Hunttngton W Va Pa) ne and RaJ moud Jumor CHURCH P1n e Gr ove The 7 30 p m Dean Br1nker spent an evemng Rev W i1 1am M ddleswarth Co ltenll made a busmess tn p RUTLAND C HURCH OF With Mr and Mrs Arthur Earl Pastor Chur ch Serv ces 9 30 GOD - Pht l 1p Wh 1fley pas.t or to Colum bus Fnday FREEDOM GOSPEL am Sunday SchOo l 10 30 a m Johnson, Patnck Sheryl Sunday schoo 10 a m MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev ~NADBURY CHURCH O F Mr and Mrs Babe Whale) worsh 1p serv ce 7 p m LeAnn and Betty Van Meter L R Gtuesencamp pastor CHR 1ST B1ble Sc hool 9 30 Prayer mee t mg Wedne sday Roger Wi lfred Sr Sunday a m morn ng worshtp 10 30 Sheryle LeAnn, Pa tr1ck are va catwmng ror a month m 7 30 p m School Supt Sunday School M1nor Repa1rs & Tune up a m Su nday evenmg Worsh 1 p The Storew1lh A Heart Johnson spent Fnday mght Clearwater Fla 9 30 a m Sunday ev enmg Serv1ce 7 30 p m chotr Middle port Beech & L ocust Phone 949 3342 Racme Mr an d M1 s Dav1d worshiP 7 30 Prayer meeting Prlllcllce Sun da y and Wed and Saturday w1th the1r grea t Ph 992 2366 T uesd ay 7 30 p m Ernest nesday 7 p m prayer meet ng - - 1.. COMMUNITY grandmother, Mrs Dean W1seman of Woodsfield v1s1ted Deeter c l ass leadet Youth and B1ble Study Wednesday C HURCH Near Long Bot Mr and Mrs Ro; Wtse mun meet tng W ednesday 7 30 7 30 p m Brinker tom Es t I Hart pastor Roy p m Ernest Deeter leader Wednesda) ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Brown ass istan t pastor MT HERMON CHURCH OF Rev Ffeelan d NorriS pastor Sun day sc~ool lOam Church Ke1th Phm1er Ca rroll, was a THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Sunaay school 10 am Church 7 30 p m eacM Sunday CH R 1ST Ro bert Sh ook Doal 992 3264 7 p m Wednesday recent v1s1tor of the Halhda) Middleport even ng prayer meetmg 7 30 service pastor Su nday sc hool 9 30 B ble Study 7 p m p m Thursday Atkms home am Russell Spen cer supt Mtddleporl OhiO MIDDLEPORT PEN RACINE CHURCH OF wors1"11p serv ce 10 45 am I H E NAZARENE Rev TECOSTAL - Th1rd Ave the evenmg worshtp alternating W 1ll am Bar tholomew pas tor Rev W1lltam Kni tt el pastor w 1th c "' e at 7 30 p m on Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m • Rona ld Dugan Sunday School Sunday Prayer meetmg 7 30 Supt Classes for a)l ages Gera d Wells sup t morn ng p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe evening serv 1ce 7 30 p m wor sh1p 10 30 am Wed lay lea d er Bu1ck Pont1ac Opel G M C Dea ler Fouch and famt l) of Hun B1b l e study Wedne!day 7 JO nesday se r v ce 7 p m WHITES CHAPEL SOOE MamSt Ph 9922174 p m youth serv1ces Friday RACINE FIRST BAPTI ST tmgton Coolv ill e R 0 Rev Roy Deeter 7 30 p m 337 N 2nd Moddleport Ph 992 2550 Waller P B1H.acsan pastor Mrs Harold Glllogly, Vtckt pastor Sunday sch oo l 9 30 I. Mrs Harold G11logiJ V1ckt, FREEWILL BAPTIST Ronn1e Sa l ser Sunday ~choo l am worsh1p serv ce 10 30 . Bruce of Carpenter and Dale Cruce .tnd Mtss Karen G1lke) Corner Ash and Plum M 1d supt Sunday ~chool 9 30 a m am B1ble study and prayer d le port N oel Herrman morn1ng worShiP 10 40 Russell of Colwnbus were last \\ ere Stmda\ \ls l tms of Mr servtee Wednesday 7 lOp m pastor Saturday evenmg even ng worsh 1p 7 30 RUTLAND Sunday vts1tors of the1r and Mrs lmcoln Also Vlslllng serv ce 7 p m Sunday school Sunday Wednesday eve n1ng B10ie RUTLAND CHURCH OF 10 a m Sunday evening study 7 30 parents Mr and Mrs Lincoln \\ere Mr and Mrs Franklin worShip CHR 1ST - Rod Kasler pastor 7 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN v H Braley Sun day school Bakers of Gay 90 s Bread Russell Rae me Ph 949 9591 Russell of Mtddleport su p I Sunday schoo l 9 30 1\:m Rev Lelon Gl as ure pastor Middleport Ph 992 3030 Mrs Roy Snuth and Donme wo r sh1p serv1ce and co m Sunday School 9 30 am Mrs Maun M1ller, Jante , . 1030 am youth mur:1on youth and iu n 1or youth serv1ct! and Mike were recent v1s1tors Sandn and Mar; were Stmday meet1ng 6 p m Sun day even1ng worshtp 6 45 p m of Mr and Mrs Charle) Snuth evenmg serv ce 7 r egu lar 7 30 p m prayer and pra1se VISi tors of M r and Mrs l .arr, Wednesday 1 30 o m board meetmg th 1rd Saturday MEIGS Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp, J ohnson Gma l dhnee and 1 p m SILVER RUN FREE COOPERATIYE Kall, Kevm and Charles were Brady RUTLAND COMMUNITY BA P T IST - Rev Ralph Dean PA RISH CHURCH Su nd'lly School Sunday Sc hool 10 am pa stor Lou 1s W Osborne THE UNITED weekend VIS!Iors of Mr and Moddleporl Ohoo Mr and Mt s Hmle) Slmlh 9 30 am Worsh 1p serv1ce 11 Leon M ller sup! EY"en ng METHODIST CHURCH 220E Ma 1 n Pomeroy Ph 992 2176 Mrs Ralph Knapp, Mike and or Kanauga \\ere \IS! tors of am Wednesday prayer serv ce 7 30 p rn Prayer Rob ert T Bumgar ner meetmg 7 30 p m Sund ay meeting Thursday 1 30 D m Director Tim, Colwnbus n1ght worshtp 7 30 p m Mr and Mrs Char le1 Srmth CHESTER CH URCH OF POMEROY CLUSTER Mr and Mrs Jack Elam B1ll RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Rev Dan Ayers Rev Ca r iE HICk s Mrs Lee Roush and fanuly THE NAZARENE Re v pastor Sund ay School 9 30 Rev D Wm Sydenslncker and Carolyn, were Sunday of Pomt.>ro\ \\ ere Sund1n L l oyd 0 Grtmm Jr pa stor am wor"h p serv1 ce 11 am CHESTER - Worsh p 9 l.'i VlSltors of Mr and Mrs 8111 vtsJiors of Mrs Helen J ohnson a m Church School 10 a m S\Jn day Schoo l 9 30 a m even 1nq serv1 ce 7 30 p m Morn ng wo r sh i p 10 30 am Chester Ohto YOuth serv 1ce Wednesday 7 30 ENTERP~ISE - Worsh p 9 We Foil All Doctors' Prescriptions p n Young peop l es serv1ce 6 45 a m Church Schoo l 10 a m 992 2955 Pom eroy p m Evangeltst1c serv•ce FLATWOODS - Worship 11 LANGSVILLE CHRbliAN 7 JO p m Wednesday even1ng am Chu r ch Sc hOol 10 am CHURCH T ed Jo nes ' ser v1ce 7 30 p m POMEROY Wor~h 1p pasto r Sunday school 9 30 MASON COUNTY -.-Me tgs County Branch 10 30 a m Church Srhool 9 15 a m Roy S1 gman supt THE HILAND CHAPEL , l.'lm UMY F 630pm m o rn ng worsh p 10 30 Ge orge Casto, pas tor Sunday ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh p Sunday evenmg se r v ce 7 30 Sc Mool 9 30 evenma worshtp 10 a m Church Schoo l 9 a m m1d we ek serv•ce Wed UMYF630pm 7 30 Thursday even 1ng prayer TWO LOCATIONS nesday 7 30 p m serv1ce 7 30 _p m MIDDLE-PORT CLUSH R 59 N Second 51 Moddleport 0 MASON FIRST BAPTIST Rn Robert Bumgarne r 296W Second Pomeroy Ph 992 3863 SYRACUSE CHURCH OF <10 Court 51 Gallipolis, 0 . Second and Pomero y Sts Stan HEATH Worsh i p 10 30 THE NAZARENE Rev Crat<;t pastor Sunday school a m Church SchOO l 9 30 a m Howard C Blac k pastor Bob 9 45 am worshiP serv 1ce 11 U MYF 7 pm Moore Sunday School Supt am tra1nmg union 6 30 RUTlAND - WorShip 9 IS Sun day School classes for all p m even 1ng worshtp serv1ce a m Church School 10 a m ages 9 30 a m morn1n9 7 30 p m M1d week prayer UMYF 7 p m worshiP 10 45 NYPS Sunday Nat1onw tde lnsdrance Co of Columbvs 0 serv 1c e Wednesday 7 30 p m Grocer1es & Genera I Merchand1se SALEM CENTER Wor 6 JO p m evangel st1c serv ce 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy Ractne MASON CHURCH OF Sh p 9 a m Chu rch Sc hool 10 Ph 949 5772 Sund ay 7 30 p m Mtd week .Doat 992 23t8 CHRIST P 0 Box 487 Miller am UMYF Thursday 7 p m prayer me etmg Wedn esday St . M~son W Va Sund a y SYRACUSE CLUSTER 7 30 p m M1sslonary meeting 9 ble Study 10 am WorshiP Rev R1chart1 E Jo~rv 1s second Wednesday 7 30 D m 11 a m and 7 p m B ble Study ASBURY Worsh t p 1 I UNITED FAtTH NON Wednesday 7 p m Voca l a m Church School 9 so-a m . DENOMINATIONAL Rev mus ic WS CS 1st Tuesday Robert Sm 1 lh pastor Sunday FIRST SOUTHER'I BAP FOREST RUN - Worsh1p 9 school 9 30 a m c l ass leader TIST - Corner Of Second and a m Churc h School 10 a m 'The Froendly Folks ' Leo H1ll worsh1p servi Ce Anderson Mason Pastor wscs 3rd Wednesday 7 30 The F1nest In Mob ile Homes Pomeroy Oh1o 10 30 a m church 7 30 p m Walter Cloud Sunday schoo l Pm 1100 E Matn Pomeroy Ph 992 7034 9 <£ DEN UNITED BRETH -45 am wo rsh ip serv1ce 11 MINERSVILLE - WorshiP REN IN CHRIST- Elden R am and 7 30 p m Weekly 10 a m Church School 9 a m . Blak e-: pastor Sunda y School Btble study Wednesday 7 30 WSCS Jrd Monday 7 30 p m pm 10 a m Howard McCoy SYRACUSE Church supt Mornmg sermon 11 a MASON ASSEMBLY OF Schoo l 9 30 a m wo r$hi P m Sundt'ly n 1ght serv1ce-s GOD - Second St Mason w servl~ l 30 p m Va Chester Te"nnant pastor Chr1st 1an Endeaver 7 30 p SOUTHERN CLUSTER Keepsake D1amond Rmgs m Song serY' 1ce 8 p m Sun day school 10 am R ev Steve:n Wtlson Devoted toMe1gs M.ason Area Pomeroy Ph 992 3785 Prea chmg 8 30 p m M1d moljn 1ng wor\tiiP 11 a .m 2t2 E Maon 51 Rev Larr'¥ Poling Pom eroy .O evangel 1 St1c ser v1c e , 7 30 p m week Prayer meetmg Wed Rev Howard Sh1veley nesday 1 p m Ray Adams. Bl bte study and prayer serv 1ce BETHANY ( Dorc as) lay l eader Wednesdav 1 30 p m Phone Worsh1p 9 30 a m Church 713 5133 School 10 30 a m • CHURCH OF JESUS <1> HARTFORD CHURCH OF CARMEl WorSh i P 11 CHRtST - Located a t Rutland CHRIST 1n Chrlst1an Un1on a m 1st and lrd Sun da ys on New L1 ma Road next to Ttle Rev Wilham Campbell Church School 10 a m F orest Acre Park Rev Ray pastor Sunday Sch oQI 9 30 ' Rouse pastor Robert Musser, Pamt, Plumbmg & ElectncaiSupphes "Oh for heaven 's sake- don t get so exci ted'! J ames Hughes, supt , APPLE GROVE - Sun da y Sun da y Sch oo l supt Sun day it m Middleport Oh1o everrmg serv1ce 7 30 p m Tu ppers Plaons Ph 667 3963 9 30 am worsh 1p School school 10 JO a m wors.h1p bought lot of b·o U+l-1-o-n today not lot of Wednesdl!IV even tng prayer f~rst and third Su nday 1 30 7 30 p m Bible study Wed meettng 1 30 p m Youth b·ll·l·l·i·O·n I' p m prayer meetmg Wed nesday , 7 30 p m Saturday prayer serv1ce each Tuesday nesday 7 30 p m Fellowsh ip n 1ghf p r ayer serv rce 7 ~30 p m ' FAlRIIlEW BIBLE supper f1rst Satur day 6 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHURCH letart W Va ~t '· 0 M W second Tuesday 7 30 CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson 1 flev Gevrge Hoschar pm pastor Ray Wh al ey supt pastor Sund ay School 9 JO Morn1ng wor sl'\ 1p 9 30 am Budd1ng Supplies & Custom Mtllwork a m Prayt"r and S tble study EA'ST lETART Sunjay churcti school 10 30 a m Salem 51 Ph 742 395" 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer Ph 992 3978 :;chool 9 30 am worsh tp young people ~ mthH1ng 6 30 Rutland Serv•ce Tuesday 10 a m second and fourth Sunday 7 30 p m even 1ng wors"lp, 1 30 WorSI'Hp Serv1ce Thursday Pj m prayer meetmQ Wed p m B1ble study Wednesday 1 30 p m GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Pr P.achl ng 9 30 a m f rst and secona Sunda'Jis of ea c h month thtrd and fourlh Sundays each mon th worsh1p serv1ce at 7 JO p m Weanesday even1ngs al 7 JO Prailer and B i ble Study SEVENTH DAY AD VENTIST Mulberry H f:' gh t s Pomeroy Pa s tor G rard Set on Sa bbath sc hool e\le.ry Saturday at 2 p m a nd WOrSh p Se r VICe fOllOWing at 3 15 p m 0 pen B b Ie diSCUS SIOn 7 30 p m at the chur cn each Thursday F IR ST SOUTHERN BAP TtST 282 Mu berry A\le Pomeroy a ll i11ated wit h th e Re v Brad l ey S B C Spenc er pnstor Tr oy Zw1ll1ng Sunday school su pt Su nday sc hool 9 lO a rn mo r nmq worst11p 10 30 Su n day evang eli st c meet ng T JO p m Pray er meel r, q Wed n (>Sd a y 7 30 p m MIDDL EPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Cor ner Fourrh and Ma1n M ddl eport Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 i'l m Mrs E rY'1n B~ umgll rd ner sup t Mornmg worShiP 10 4.'i a m JE HO VA H S WITNESSES Larry Carnahan pres 1d1ng m m ster Sunday 61ble l ee Watchtower l ure 9 30 am study 10 JO am Tuesday B1b l e study 7 JO p m Thu r s Lay m1n s try sc hool 7 30 p m serY' ce meet1ng a 30 I �1 ) ' 6- Tile Dally Sent1hel, M1ddlepOrt·Pomero1 , 0 ~lid<~) J"' 17 7- The D,uly Sen Imel, Middleport Pomeroy, 0 Fr1d"' J,n 17 1'175 llJ 7~ # Carmel News, Kentucky Af1eld 13 7 00-Saturday Repor t 3 Wolfpen News, Notes ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION GAUL'S MARKET Berrys World TltE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. WAID CROSS SONS STORE KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. K&C JEWELERS .. My a TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE a Jeann1e 8 10 Sesame Stree t 20 9 30-Run Joe Run 3 4 15 Adventures of Glll1gan 13 B1g Blue Marble 6 Partndge Famoly 2200 A D 6 10 10 00-Land Of the Los l3 4 15 Devl in 6,13 Scooby Doo Where Are You? 8 10 - Electnc Company 20 10 3ll-S gmund And lhe Sea Monsters 3 4 IS Korg 70 000 B C 6 13 Shazam 1 8 10 Walsh s Amma l s 20 ll 00-P mk Panther 3 4 15 Super Fnends 6 13 Valley of The Dmosa~rs .8 lO Carrascolendas 20 11 30-Star Trek 3 4 15 Hudson Brothers Raz zle 8 10 Zoom 20 12 00-Jetsons 3 4 15 These Are The Days 6 13 Har lem Globetrotters Popcorn Machtne 8 10 Bread and Butterfltes 20 12 3ll-Bob Daniels Basketball 3 Go 4 t5 Fat Alber t 6 10 1 oo--Green Acres 3 Fest 1va l lC 1 25- A r t Instruction 3 Amer 1can Bandstand 6 13 College Basketba ll 4 Ch ildren s Ftlm 1 30-Bonanza 3 Soul Tra1n 6 Ot her People Other Places 13 2 00-Popeye 10 M ov 1e Apache Upnsmg 13 2 Jo-- Thrtllseekers ;3 Wa ll y s Workshop 6 Mov1e Sword o f Sherwood Fores t ' 10 3 00-Co l lege Basketball3 Bonanza 4 J1mmy Dean 6 Coll ege Basket ball IS Viewpoint 8 Celebn ty Bowl mg 13 3 30- Pro Bowlers Tou r 13 Other People Other P faces6 To Be Announced 8 4 00-Colle~e Basketball 4 Inner Space 6 Trop le Crown LPGA C ham po~nshop 8, 10 Mak1ng Thongs Grow 33 4 30- Fnends of Man 6 Sew1ng Skills 33 5 00-Dean M a rtm Tucson Open 3 15 Wtde World of Sports 6 13 News 8 Green Acres 10 :roBe Ann ounced 33 Jll- Hogh School Bowl 6 Dea th Valley Rays 10 Course Of Our 5 T1mes 33 6 000--News 4 10 Lawrence Welk e Catch 33 33 6 3ll-NBC News 3,4 IS Reasoner Reporl13 News 6 CBS News 10 Zoom 33 7 QO-Treasure Hvnt 3 Lawrence Welk 4 15 Hee Haw 6 8 $25 000 Pyramod 10, Newsmaker '74 13 World Press 33 7 3ll-Jeopardy ' 3 Anomal World 10 Celebrity Sweepstakes 13 8 DO-Emergency' 3 4 IS Kung Fu 6 t3 All In The Family 8 10 Book Beat 33 6 Jll-Jeflersons Debut 6,10 Boog raph y 33 9 OO- Mov1e 'Scorpoo' 3 4 15 Mov e WUSA 6 13 Mary Tyler Moore 6 10 Mov 1e Ugetsu' 33 9 3ll-Bob Newhart 8 10 10 00-Entertamer of t he Year 8 10 OO-Janak1 33 tl 11 15- News 3 4 13 ABC N ews 6, Don K1 r shen er s Rock Concert 15 Tomb of the Lt v mg Dead • 6 News 8 10 Arabesque' 3 Mov 1e Th e Naked Edg e' 4 11 JG---M ov 1e 11 45-Movte Mov 1e The Deathmaster 13 12 oo-M ovte Carrre 8 M ovte The Joker Is Wild' 10 1 DO- Don K ~rshner s Rock Concert 6 1 15- M ovle T he Happy Th1eves 4 M ov 1e Godzllla vs Smong Monster 13 2 QO-Mov1e 'Requ 1em for a Secre t Agent 10 t he 2 45- News 13 3 OO-Mov1e 4 4 Oll-Mov1e Stage to Thunder Rock 4 45- Movle Bachelor Mothe r 10 4 The special finesse did it .2 ~ ¥ AKB 4 3 • Q9 6 3 >!o 843 ' ~ \\EST .r. AQ953 • 10 9 6 • J 4 .r. KQJ ' INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE • Df.AH READ! ' HS 1 We ve h.td qwtea coniJO\l ") U\er lnsh hu!o\U,md s Al P the\ or dren l Lhe\ <~S storv book .., pic ture t hem ? Nuw ~..:omt..., .1 desc11p ton of th e ste1 COI\pM ln sh Maum , as wr 1tten b\ unt of rm favonte colurnm"ts, lnshm.m A1fred Al lrn m lhC' S.acr.1mento (Cahf) Bet (Rememlx•r, he':; t.a lkm~ .-1bot11 oldrounLn lnsh, and his tong ur 1 ~ dermneh m tu:s chec k ) He wn tes 1he lnshmother, althougha stPreotype. ven defm&te lv due:s ex1st She IS a product of her envtrpnment, usually rural At the .1gt' uf ~ sl1ll de\\ v-e\ ed a nd \ tr Klnal she marnect .1 m.Jn of 45 \\hose mother died" \edJ l.Jcfore prompting tum 1<) IJt• l~t\l 11 \\ .t:s tugh tm1e for htm to marry and seule do\\ n S1x ~md one hal£ 'tCdrs },!tel she IMs h\e duldren, two son.-.: .md th r ee daughters Her husband or ' Himself' , .1s she referred to hun wa s little l1elp tn ratsmg the children w1th whom he m !-ill nc llveh felt Ill a tease In fa c t, the onh place he rea lly seemed .11 horne was m lhe locd l pub w1U1 lhe old ct omes he h~HI known smce bo) hood At age 70 H1mself goes to his Rewa1d, leavmg a 11 1do11 of 53, " 1th " son 24 daughters 23 22, and 21 and a son of 19 Bec.mse Herself has never tolerated female competftwn, the •wo '(l!del dltughlers fia ve left the third ts thmking of becommg " nun unless her boyfriend marnes her, wh1ch seems h1gl~) unhkel1 fhe youngest son 1s lorn between becommg a pnest or JOlnmg the Rhodeswn pollee force bu t '.lhatever, he Will lea\e the f.umh home m a matter of weeks Thts wtllleave Herself alone at h ome w1th he1 oldest son, he r darhn boy, which IS lUSt the Wa) she waniS thmgs to he To het he 1s the tdeal man, who tdohzes het as h1s mam/ Lhe wo,nurl who all at once adores h1m treaiS him hke a kmg, but ru les him In her son , Herself fm ds t~e man she was seeking m her husband 1who turned out to be JUSt a nred old man I Cvmcs have sa td an Inshman w1ll clunb over the naked bodies ol two beaullful women to get to a boule of whisk) There ts a gram of truth m this, for Himself, hke h1s lather, fmd' his solace m the local pub and when he staggers home, good old Mam w11l have his d1nner wa1tmg • For Herself , these are the crowmng vears of her life She IS absolute m1stress of her home, w1th everyone gone except he1 beloved firs t-born son The youth himself hves a good hie, his every whun mdulged unless he conumts the unpardonable sm of lookmg at another woman wllh though IS of marnage lithe son 1s rash enough to brmg horne g~r ls to mee t his mother, they mevllably are subjected to her f!re of cnUc1sm Sooner or later he gets the message, conscwusly or subconscwus l) that as long as hts mother hves there w1ll not be another woman m the house W1lh that quesuon settled HerseU re1gns m undisputed majesty unul at last m her 80th year, she succum bs H1mself 1s noW 51 With Mam gone, the house IS strange, s1len t 1 cold, un comfortable W1thm a )ear Aunself rnarnes a 31J.year-<>ld g.rl who '.las begummg to thmk the good Lord would never hear her prayers WIN AT BRIDGE - . -- -- -----. NORTH •" 17 • sho\\ two aces For Saturda~. Jan 18 1975 LIBRA (Sepl 23·0cl 231 Tac l and log tc are tw o o l yqur grea u~ st assets yot today wtl no t be all 1t should b e Yo u II fatl to u5c et l her proper11 ARIES (March 21 Aprtl191 Be very setect1Y'e ot compamons to pal l) r o~md wtth A v01d' one who always causes problems and co mplicatio ns SCORPIO tCt 24- Nov 22 1 Don 1IA.ke on any task alone to dny th at s too str enuous for you p h ys tca lly Wa 1 I til he lp s available TAURUS !April 20·May 201 You II be l aced w1th 1 m1tat o •s •egardtng freed om o t ael on d ue to th ngs yo u ve ll eglec Jed to ca re to1 SAG ITTARIU S (Nov 23 -Dec 21) Yo u II b e anx1o us to do som et h ng t hat s lu 1 P ck a place th at s q utet and tn l1mate Yo u wont en jo y a crowd GEMINI (May 21 June 20) Th1s •s no t a good day to bu c k the wtll ot th e maJOrity If you do your dtssnt sfactton w11 spo11 th e flln for all CAPRICOR N (Dec 22- J an 19) Yo u re no t I kely to dtsplay t1 e iJB IIence And constdera l on you re capable of n deal! 1g wt lh those tn your charge to day f !11 I \ Hra llriMI \l1tlht r ' Popeye 10 Speedracer 6 Speed Buggy 8 Moster Rogers Neoghborhood 20 9 DO-Emergency Plus ~ J 4 15 Hong Kong Phooey 6 I~ What do vou do Ten months after she walked down the atsle as a bnde, she IS dehveredol a son, thef~rst ol four children to be born m a space of 47 months Htmself 1s confused and perturbed by the squalhn g of young m a home that once was so qu1et and peaceful He longs fo r the old days wllh Mam, and he retreaiS to the local pub Hts w1fe 1s lell al home w1th ber children and her shattered dreams AL75 Hunself 1s called to the bosom ofh1s fathers leav mg a 54· CANCER (Juno 2 1 July 221 Don I try to s~ltfl th e blam e to d ay for yo w sho rt com ings Shou l d you e n Hl some m anner adm tt tl wtthout ex cuses AQUARIUS tJan 20 Feb 191 You II have no lro ub e makmg pro n ses today but you wt l have tro ub e keep1ng them Don 1 vO lu n teer LEO (July 23- Aug 22} Bear 1n mmd the trag le ear s ot your I steners when you expound on a topt c you feel str o ngly ab out They cou d ca re lessl PI SCES tFob 20·March 201 Proceed ca ul o u s y 1n com mer c at dea lin gs w11t1 per sons or ftrms you ve n ot d ea lt wtth belore lns1st upon rece pts elc VIR GO (Aau 23 Sept 22) Be J•n 18, 1875 You II make some Important baste changes In your hfe style lhls year Also you 11 move to larger quarters or ra,c;tecOJB~ your home In some maifner ~Nwd l>v THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN I Brtdge 1 ltahan ter rn staple 5 Begm 2 Gangland 12 wds) momker lO Chmr VOICe 3 lmllate II Go hungry 4 SetOn 12 Cluncse 5 Vega or ptov mcc Sp1ca 13 Ma1d ol 6 Play Hobw Hood by 14 Po,.: mg 7 Forced matenal payment 15 (.telgud s 8 Shunned tttlc 9 Compas· lti Offer s10nate 17 Stellar II Mona 19 Au nature! I tsa 20 Adogs expression 21 Roman 15 W1se htghway 18 Scope 22 f'xp iOSlVC dcv H:c 24 D1agon - ' 1 ... 25 Mobstet s " group \ CHr-o ld wtdO\\ wtth a 23-\eaJ -tlld so n anct ddughteJ s 22 21, c~nd 20 One ddughtet Uecomcs a nun <molhcr m,u r tes c1 42·\ e£tr-cJ id \\ tdov.er v. nh £1ve cluldr en , the ll11rd enu g r ates to So uth Aft ICd .md the w 1dow ts left at hom e <~lone Y.l t h her son - ,ts lhe C\Jcle of he It 1sh mother repeuls tlself 1Ft om IJn the I 1gln Stde bJ Alfl ed Allen, S.tcl amen to Bee I ~lJllWID'J1rn® lkat wowll.J -.1 , _ toy If f tH Nlll 1\ llN IH U • " " ' 110 11 U nscramble thrse four Jumbles. onr lrttrr to each square, to form four ordthary words. I I I [j REGUP ISNOPER I I EBONGY Is TH IS GALLS FOil: THE A~Y! Now llT&nft the elrcltd !etten to Conn the aurprlae an~wer, u :=:::A===~=========,_~•:•~u~eated by the above cartoon --.!!Prilt~.,~.~=ISI~INSWIII=-=--_J' . A L' rxI I I J (A..wer. tomorrow) I Jumble!, RAPID lf'ltt.rd•:r"• MAXIM GOVERN OUTING CRYPTOQUPTE ALASO GH WWFTI ISAHMWO M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODUNER LITTLE s Nc1ther vulnerable All WEATltER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. North East South 4. 2¥ 3,fo 4 NT 4. Pass 5¥ Pass Pass I t t• Pass 6. GASOLINE ALLEY • CAPTA IN EASY Eli!!- GOOD MO.Itt.JI,I,h:5o PR'IPJCf ~S' 00 ~9 YOUR HI5 HNE95 WISH TO EJJJOY THE .SEA agffZE 7: Pass Opem ng lead - K 4 BETSY ROSS BAKERY : By Oswald & James Jacoby , Dr John Ftsher of Dallas IS known to be a rather slow : pla yer Hts partners don t mmd th1s slowness because after he ..gets through thmkmg John has •a habit of commg up wtth the n ght play Agamst the expected spade :Jead John would have had no real problem He would Slrnhly dra\\ trumps d1sca rd one cub loser on the kmg of hearts and "'ventually set up dummy s l1fth heart lor a second d1scard All th1s wh1le ruffmg hts last two Spades With dummy S thtrd and fo urth trump , The kmg of clubs lead was bothersome He had to get nd of h1s two losmg clubs bef<l're he ,could play a spade He played a heart tq the oce, d1 scarded one club on the kmg of hearts ru ffed a hea rt thought lor some ttme led a low d1amond and fmessed dum my s mne If the fmesse had lost to the jack he would have been down two but the ftnesse worked and East followed Now John ruffed another hear! w1th the ace of trumps entered dum · my wtth the queen d1scarded h1s last cl ub on the last heart and conceded a spade H1s spec1al lmesse was the eorrect play We II explam why I MARK V STORE SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY @j)t~ P. J. PAULEY, AGENT POWEll'S SUPER VALU BOHN LOSER LIL ABNER NI:Al/.51! r KNOW ®..<lEY I'D UK~ 1'0 HAllE A 10.1 ~D WHOyOVARE' WnH Pf?/VATELY! AI LEY OOP I'!EMEMBER NOW, All. V GOTTA DO IS EASE UP "TO 1'H 1 W.o:IER~Lii Ul(E NDTHIN' S HAPPENED 1 tomorrow '• HIIE'ASI APEH t::Nn UPRISE AS!iN I THE DAILY SENTINEL The b1ddmg has been West • J!ass Pass RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN stORE North 14 5 • East P.ass Pass 17 South '+ 4N T BARNEY 'IONOER COMES TH PARSONS WtFEMATE ? !You SOuth hold .K 7643 ¥ A2 t 9 ,fo AK732 ~ What do you do now1 A - Bid sax spades ThiS as a hirlher overbid but when you use BJackwood you must go to the slam as Joag as your s1de ~s three aees RACINE PLANING Mill ' , TODAY S QUESTION nstead of b1ddmg f~ ve d1amonds vour partner has b1d f iVP hf'art-. tn ~ \ ' \ • I SAH M QPSBPAJ Z VAT C WFLAS <CC> 19'7 6 Kin1 Ftat.ures Syndlc•te Inc: l ""'"rrt K hal lht f"'llll rm f•w H fmHIIU H~ u rJil rl1llllf/ - oddly f'IIO!UJh - EXPANDING LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE West FB ZATJAWW VCWNAB, US Yesterday's Cryploquote WHO HAS ONCE THE FAME TO BE AN EARLY RISER MAY SLEEP TILL NOON - W. HOWELlS ¥ 7 t A K 10 8 7 2 ,foA 105 M AXYDLIIAAXIt LONGFELLOW One letter Simply stands for another In this sa mple A Is used for the three L s X for the two O's etc Stngle letters apostrophes, the length and form atl~n of the words are all htnts Each day the code letters are different • 864 • , h-+-l- DAILY CRY PTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It: II I \) I t 26 U S defense f01 cc1 abbt 1 27 Cummedta dell 28 Choose 32 Island 1Fr ) 33 Bear34 fhreematch (2 wds 1 35 Navy leun for a deslloyer (2 wds) 37 - bag J8 Store, as lodde1 39 lndtan ctty 40 Slender 41 Encounte1 oow• EAST .r.K J 107 • Q J 52 • ,fo976 2 Yesterday's Answer !9 D1slaff 30 Fmmsh km lake 22 Nautical 31 Moroccan rope c1ty ' 23 H1ghstrung 33 Somewhat 24 Spamsh ashen, pamter old style 25 Leg 3ti Heston's covermg ' E: l -" 26 Backbone 37 Herd of 29 Sm1thy whales +---t-+-- SOUTH WI . 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SATURDAY, JANUARY lB, 191S • MEIGS TIRE CENTER "' Television Log nesday 7 30 p m U M w f1r st Wednesday 7 30 p m WESLEYAN IRac1nel Sunday school 10 a m worshiP I I am Btb le study Thursday 1 p m Ch01r prac t ce Thursday B p m f c llow sh p supper f 1rst W.ednesday 6 30 p m U M W tourth Monday A o m 7 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST Rev Cec 11 Cox pastor Sunday Sc hool supt ~ Joe Sayre Sunda')l school 9 4.'i a m Sunday evemng worsh1p 7 30 Wednesdav pr~ yer anu B1ble stu dy 7 30 p m TUPPERS PlAIN! CHRISTIAN CHURCH POMEROY POMEROY FIRST BAP Eugene Underwood pastor POMEROY TRINITY TIST Robert Kuhn pasfor GREAT BEND - Worshtp 11 Howard Caldwell J r Sunday Rev W H Perr i n pastor Roy W ll1am warson Sunday sc hoo l and 4t h Sundays a m 2nd Sc hool Supt Sunday: Sch ool Mayer Sunda y Schoo supt su pt Sund ay schoo l 9 30 a m Church Schi'IO I 10 a m 9 30 a m Morn 1ng Sermon Church school 9 15 a m BYF 6 p m B1ble study lETART FALLS - WorShip 10 30 am Sun day even1ng worth •P serv tce 10 '2.i a m Wednesday ' p m ci'lo1 r 10 am Church schoo l 9 a m servtee 7 p m Youth c ho r reheMsal Mon Wrrinesday 8 JO p m B 1ble study 7 30 p m every LETART FALLS UNIT ED dav J JO p m unde r dtrec t, on prachce POMER Y WESLEYAN Tuesdity BAETHREN - Rev F reeland of Mary Skinner senior cho •r HOLINESS CHURCH M ORNING STAR - Worship Nor r1:s pastor Floyd Norns rehearsal 7 30 p m Thursdily Ha r r1sonv1 e R ev 0 D ell 9 JO a m Church Sc hool 10 JO supt Sunday school 9 30 am w ith M rs P a ut N e a se Mantey Pa stor H enry Ebl1n a m M1d Week Serv 1c e mornmg sermon 10 30 a m d trec tOr " unday Schoo l Sup.J Sunday Wednesday 8 p m Praver serv 1ce Wednesday Sc noot 9 JO a m Even ng MOR SE CHAPEl Wor 7'30 p m POMEROY CtH,IRCH OF worsh p 7 30 p n Prayer a nd sh p 11 a m 1st and 3r d CHESHIRE CHURCH OF THE N AZARENE ~ Cor rh Pra1se ser v cc Thu r sday 7 30 Sundays Church School 10 GOO OF PROPHECY - G P Un•" n and ~uloerr y Re .,. P n am Sm 1t h pastor Su nday School Ctvoe v Hen aerson pastor PORTL AND - WorSh i p 7 30 10 a m Arthur Henson Su pt Sun flay school 9 30 a m G er Pm Church Schoo l 9 30 a m Morntng Worsh1p 11 am McC lu ng su.pt mo r n~r1~ SYRACUSE FIRST SUTTO N - WorShip I I a m Young Peoples serv1ce 7 worShiP 10 JO a m even my r HUR CH OF GOO Rev 2nd and 4th Sundays Chu r ch p m Evenmg serv1ce 7 30 service 7 30 m id week ser Gecorqc 0 IN p;:~ s t or Sunday Sc hpol 10 am p m Wednesday M1d Week vtce Wednesdey 7 30 p m ">Ciloo 9 J5 a m mo rn nq NORTHEAST CLUSTER Prayer Serv tce 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - The prei'I G. h ng 11 a m R ev Robert M eece Youth meet1ng 6 30 p m Rev Harold Deeth r ector ev ~nq C' I st c se r v cc l 10 p m Rev Stanley Brandum Evenmg worShip 7 30 p m Chu rch servtces 10 30 a m Pr l V r n ~t r 1 rH 1 Ttl u r sd a v JOPPA - Wor sh1p 10 am CHESTER CHURCH OF H(loly communton f tr s l S unday I l(1 I Church School 9 am Prayer THE NAZARENE Rev ot month chut ch school 10 30 Meeting Wednesday 8 p m Herber t Grate pastor Wor am for nursery l h roua h 12 POMEROY WESTSIDE LONG BOTTOM Chur ch Sh 1p se r v1ce 11 am and 7 JO CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W POMEROY CHURCH OF serv ces 9 am Su nday p m Sunday Sunday School ~~d n St Je rry Pnul C HRI ST - Terr e tt G r on ngN Schoo l 9 45 a m B1ble Study 9 30 a m R 1chard Barton n n s t cr pho 1~ 99 7 7666 pastor Btb le school 9 30 a m every T hursday 7 30 p m supt Prayer meetmg Wed worsh1p 10 30 am adult Conservat1ve non NORTH BETHEL Wor nesday 7 JO p m nstrumenla t Su nday worsh p w orsh i p serv1ce and you n g sl;l p 11 a m Church Sc hool 10 BRADBURY CHURCH OF 10 am Bible stud y I I am people s m eehng .7 30 p m am CHRIST CliffOrd Sm 1th Wednesday Combmed B1b 1e study a1 d worShip 6 p m ALFRED - Sunday schoo l mm1ster Sunday Schoo l 9 30 B1b l e study 7 p m prayer mee 1 ng Wedn esda)' pm 9 45 a m ea c h Su nday a m morn i ng church 10 30 M I DWAY COMMUN IT Y "' 30 p m preach ing at I 1 a m each a m Sunda y even mg ser v ce THE SALVATION ARMY MI~LEPORT CHURCH of CHURCH (no n Chrtst 111 Chrutian U n 1on Sunday Prayer meetmg 7 45 7 30 p m Wednesday ser-.nce 8 E n voy Ra)' W W in ng off icer denomtna t onat l Lan gs v ille pm lawre ce Manley pastor p m Wednesday WSC S 8 p m In charge Sunday 10 a m De)l. ter Road th e Rev Worley Mrs ussel l Young Sunday on th1rd Tuesday each month Holiness meet ng 10 30 a m Ha l ey pa stor Sund-ay school lAUREl CLIFF FREE Sc hoo l Sup t Sunday Schoo l REEDSVILLE Sunday Sunday Schoo l Young Peop l es 10 a m e~;en ng worsh1p 7 30 METHODIST Rev Flo yd 9 30 am Evenmg worsM1p sc hool 9 30 preach ng 7 30 Ler,pon 7 p m Th ursday 1 to J p m Prayer meet1ng F Shook pastor Lloyd Wednesday prayer 7 30 p m Sunday pray er meet1ng p m Lad1es Home L eagu e 7 Tuesday 7 10 p m youth Wnght Sundav sc hool supt meetmg 1 30 p m 7 JO p m Tuesday wsc s 7 30 group Fnd ay 7 30 p m Sun Qay school 9 30 a m MT MOR IAH CHURCH OF ftrst Thursday each month morn ng worsh p 10 30 am p m Prep classes GOD - Ra c me Route 2 the SILVER RIDGE - Worsh1p ev en1ng wor ShiP 7 30 p m RUTLAND FREEWILL Rev Ja mes M Muncy pastor PAUL LUTHERAN 10 a m Church SchOo l 9 a m ST Wednesday Chr1s l an Youth BAPTIST Roger Tur n f:'r Su nday Sc hool 9 45 am CHURCH Co rn er of Syc amore TUPPERS PLAINS Crusade 6 30 p m Cho1r PcHior Sunday school 10 a m and Seco nd Sts Pome roy Th e morn ng worsMtp 11 am WorShip 9 am Chur c h p ra ct 1ce Thursday l p m St nduy evt' n ng serv CC' 7 JO evenmg worsh1p 7 JO p m Rev William Mn.ld l es warlh Sc hoo 10 a m Wf:' dnesd av B1hiE' study 7 30 Prayer meet1ng Tu esday 7 30 Pasfc Sunday Schoo at 9 .15 KENO CHURCH OF DEXTER C HURCH OF Pm am 1nd Chu r ch S rv ces 1I Pm Young peoples meet ng CH R 1ST - George F reder1ck CHRIST Char l es Ru sse l am 7 30 p m Thursday su pt Servtee week l y 9 30 am Sr m1n15ter Norman C Wil l OLD DEXTER BIBLE on Sunday Preach1ng f1rs1 and SACRED HEARl Rev supt Sund ay schoo l 9 30 MIDDLEPORT FIRST C HRISTIAN cHURCH Rev l h rd Sundays of mon th by Father Paul D lA ~ I ton pastor a m worsh p serv ce 10 30 BAPTIST Corner S1Xfh and R01 Te rr y pastor Sundily Cl i ffOrd Sm1th 9 30 am Phone 992 2825 Sa turday a m B bl e study Tuesday Palm~r th e Rev Steve schoo l 10 a m Mr s Wor l ey F40BSON CHRISTIAN 7 30 p m evenmg Masc; 7 J o Su n day Sk aggs pastor Danny anc1s su p erul tf:' nde nt UN tON Darre l l Doddrlll F r Mus a and 10 a m Con Thompson Sunday school supt REORGANIZED CHURCH MorniiHJ wors 11 p II am pastor Sun day Sc hool 9 30 fenton Saturday 7 7 JO p m WMPO r ad o program 7 45 JESUS CHRIST OF <; unday C' VC' I mg SNVI C€! 7 ] Q a m Leonard ~ t lmore f r s t OF a m Sunday sc hool 9 15 am LATTER DAY SAINTS elder even1ng servtce 7 30 morn ng wor ShiP 10 15 am Portland Racme Road p m Wednesday prayer Sunday Thursday We all feel that way at t1mes And tragically there are some Youth a c ti VIItes and fello ws 11p Wdl•am Roush pastor Denny meetmg 7 30 p m John fo r 1un 10r and sent or h gh fol ks who feel Jfla t way much ol the t1me Evans Sunday Schoo r Acts MT MORIAH CHURCH OF students 6 p m B 1b te study D1 r ector Sun da y School 9 30 GOD - Racme Route 2 Th e 1 35 39 10 34 41 But wh1 le the world tn which we 11ve leaves a lot to be desired 7 30 p m M1d wee k prayer a m Morn 1ng worsh1p 10 30 Rev Cha r les Hand pas tor serv1ce Wedn e ~da y 7 JO p m a m Su ndav evenjng ser v1ce 1 1t s our worfd And f1fe m that world 1s pretty much what man him· Su nday schoo l 9 45 a m Monday Fr~doy p m Wednesday evenmg morn ng wo r sh1p 11 am self has made o f 1t Proverbs prayer serv1ces 7 30 p m Exodus CHURCH OF CHRIST Even1ng ser v1ces Tuesday and M1ddlepor1 Sth and Ma1n Fnday 7 30 The God who created us and our umverse had some excellent 3 18 34 27-3 1 Mr and Mr s Sam Spa1de George Glaze mtn ster BEARWAlLOW RIDGE plans fo r l1fe as 11 should be They are c learly set forth m the Bibl e BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Ashland were weekend gues t James Shee ts supermtendent CHURCH OF CHRIST - B1ble Tuesday Saturday Rev Ear l Shu le r pas tor whose writ1ng He 1nsp1red And they have become the spiritual btueB1ble SCMOOI 9 30 & m Stud y 9 JO a m morn ng Worsh p serv 1ce 9 30 am Ephes1ons John Mrs James Ingram, Mr and of Mr and Mrs Robert Alktre prmt of co nstructive llvtng for mtllions of believers morn 1n g wo r sh i P 10 30 "m worsh p 10 JO am even1ng Sunday sc hool 10 30 am Steve Musser Pomeroy 4 1-6 even ng worship 7 30 p m worsh i P 6 30 p m Wednesday 3 14 18 Mrs Tom O'Ne1l and children Sunday even1ng serv ces 7 30 As the earth c ontinues its e ndless turmng sea rc h for your goals prayer serv1 ce 7 p m Wed B1ble Study 7 JO p m spent a week \Hth his grand p m B1b le study a nd pra)'cr of Colwnbus spent a day wtth nesdav MT OLIVE CHURCH W ednesda y fa lh- not esca pe m the Word of G od-not the words of cynics 1 n ser v LCe Thur sday 7 30 p m MI DDLEPORT CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday Schoo l Ralph Lee and Mr and Mrs pa1 enl< Mr and Mrs Charles Psalms OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Sheets 10 6 m With W1 lard P1QOII Robert Lee and family Road Sunday K 1ngsbury D on Co l e pastor A l' red 26 8 72 supt Evangel s t 1c message Mr and Mrs Bud Douglas Sc hool 9 30 am Ralph Car l Rusch e l Sunday School sup! eac h Sunday evenmg 7 30 p m Co.,r 1gh1 1975 t<e tier Adverts ng Se v ce Inc Strasbu g V rglnle Sheryl LeAnn Johnson Scnptu 11 utected by Th e Amar can 8 ble Soc ety supt Worsh p ser vice 10 30 Su nda y sc hoo l 9 JO a m by E l der Russe ll C l1n e vls1ted her grandparents Mr ca ll ed on Mr c1nd Mr s a m and 7 30 p m alternately mornmg worsh1p 10 30 a m m 1nls!erof the Apos lo l 1c Fa1 t h Prayer meettng Wednesday ev an geliS ti C meeling B1ble Study Wednesday 7 JO and Mrs Douglas Johnson of Lawrence Dou~ las of Pomeroy 7Sunday 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stile s 30 p m praye r me~fln g pm Wednesday pastor Racine a rece nt Friday Wednesday 7 JO p m STIVERSVILLE COM Cecil Hanmg: has m oved tu s MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Mr and Mrs Shelby Pickens sc hool serv1ce 10 am Prayer tra1ler to the rental lo t of THE UNITED PRES W1th th e hope tt Will, tn some measure, foster and help sustam that and fam1ly of Pomeroy, Mr LONG BOTTOM meetmg Thursday 7 p m BYTERIAN MINISTRY Jumor Gibson Rutland Road wh tch ts good 1n fam ily and communtty l1fe, thts feature IS sponsored by CHRISTIAN Mr Rober tl Sunday evenmg servtee 7 p m and Mrs Gene Hudson Mr OF MEIGS COUNTY , Dw1ght ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Wya tt pastor Sunday Sc hool Mrs I J dta Powell Is slowly L Zavttz Pasror D irector the bus mess f1rms and organ1 za lions whose names appear below and Mrs Frank Hudson and Ronald Osbor n e B1ble Pomeroy Ha rnsonv111 e sup! HARRISONVILLE Improv mg at the Veterans preachmg School 9 30 am Road R1 ck Morr1son pastor Toni of Racme enjoyed a Sunday Church Schoo l 9 30 10 4.'i am Even1n9 serv1ces Sunday school supt Steven a m Mrs Homer Lee S"'pt recent Sunday w1th Mr and Memm1al Hospita l Stan l ey Sund ay sc hoo l 9 30 7 30 p m ing Worship 10 30 am Gene Yo1rng IS also a pa tient Morn am mornmg worShiP and Mrs Allan Taylor MIDDLEPORT Su nday commun1on 10 JO am at th e Veterans Memora al Church Schoo l 9 JO a m John HYSEll RUN FREE Mr and Mrs James C1rcle of Sunday ever, ng youth F F ult z S u~t Morn tno METHODIST CHURCH Worship 10 J(J am Chr1st an Endeavor 6 30 p m New Haven were at the home Hosptlal Paul Neville pastor worsh p ser\l~ee Sunday 7 30 Rev SYRACUSE Mornmg Mr anct Mt s Jess1e Carroll of Mary Circle on Sunday Worsh l p 9 a m Su nday p m Wednesday even1ng Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m prayer mee t1 n!jl and B1ble Morn ng serv 1ce 10 30 am Mr and Mrs W1lham were wee kend v1s1 tors m Chur ch Schoo l 10 a m Mrs youth serv 1ce 6 4S p m 700 E Matn study 7 JO p m Sa mpson Hall Sup t Dtal992 2101 Kentucky wtth Ius parents Bakers of Good Bread Evan ge l st c serv1ce 7 30 p m Carleton of Racme and Mrs ST JOHN LUTHERAN Pomeroy P r ayer mee t ng Thur sday Hunttngton W Va Pa) ne and RaJ moud Jumor CHURCH P1n e Gr ove The 7 30 p m Dean Br1nker spent an evemng Rev W i1 1am M ddleswarth Co ltenll made a busmess tn p RUTLAND C HURCH OF With Mr and Mrs Arthur Earl Pastor Chur ch Serv ces 9 30 GOD - Pht l 1p Wh 1fley pas.t or to Colum bus Fnday FREEDOM GOSPEL am Sunday SchOo l 10 30 a m Johnson, Patnck Sheryl Sunday schoo 10 a m MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev ~NADBURY CHURCH O F Mr and Mrs Babe Whale) worsh 1p serv ce 7 p m LeAnn and Betty Van Meter L R Gtuesencamp pastor CHR 1ST B1ble Sc hool 9 30 Prayer mee t mg Wedne sday Roger Wi lfred Sr Sunday a m morn ng worshtp 10 30 Sheryle LeAnn, Pa tr1ck are va catwmng ror a month m 7 30 p m School Supt Sunday School M1nor Repa1rs & Tune up a m Su nday evenmg Worsh 1 p The Storew1lh A Heart Johnson spent Fnday mght Clearwater Fla 9 30 a m Sunday ev enmg Serv1ce 7 30 p m chotr Middle port Beech & L ocust Phone 949 3342 Racme Mr an d M1 s Dav1d worshiP 7 30 Prayer meeting Prlllcllce Sun da y and Wed and Saturday w1th the1r grea t Ph 992 2366 T uesd ay 7 30 p m Ernest nesday 7 p m prayer meet ng - - 1.. COMMUNITY grandmother, Mrs Dean W1seman of Woodsfield v1s1ted Deeter c l ass leadet Youth and B1ble Study Wednesday C HURCH Near Long Bot Mr and Mrs Ro; Wtse mun meet tng W ednesday 7 30 7 30 p m Brinker tom Es t I Hart pastor Roy p m Ernest Deeter leader Wednesda) ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Brown ass istan t pastor MT HERMON CHURCH OF Rev Ffeelan d NorriS pastor Sun day sc~ool lOam Church Ke1th Phm1er Ca rroll, was a THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Sunaay school 10 am Church 7 30 p m eacM Sunday CH R 1ST Ro bert Sh ook Doal 992 3264 7 p m Wednesday recent v1s1tor of the Halhda) Middleport even ng prayer meetmg 7 30 service pastor Su nday sc hool 9 30 B ble Study 7 p m p m Thursday Atkms home am Russell Spen cer supt Mtddleporl OhiO MIDDLEPORT PEN RACINE CHURCH OF wors1"11p serv ce 10 45 am I H E NAZARENE Rev TECOSTAL - Th1rd Ave the evenmg worshtp alternating W 1ll am Bar tholomew pas tor Rev W1lltam Kni tt el pastor w 1th c "' e at 7 30 p m on Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m • Rona ld Dugan Sunday School Sunday Prayer meetmg 7 30 Supt Classes for a)l ages Gera d Wells sup t morn ng p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe evening serv 1ce 7 30 p m wor sh1p 10 30 am Wed lay lea d er Bu1ck Pont1ac Opel G M C Dea ler Fouch and famt l) of Hun B1b l e study Wedne!day 7 JO nesday se r v ce 7 p m WHITES CHAPEL SOOE MamSt Ph 9922174 p m youth serv1ces Friday RACINE FIRST BAPTI ST tmgton Coolv ill e R 0 Rev Roy Deeter 7 30 p m 337 N 2nd Moddleport Ph 992 2550 Waller P B1H.acsan pastor Mrs Harold Glllogly, Vtckt pastor Sunday sch oo l 9 30 I. Mrs Harold G11logiJ V1ckt, FREEWILL BAPTIST Ronn1e Sa l ser Sunday ~choo l am worsh1p serv ce 10 30 . Bruce of Carpenter and Dale Cruce .tnd Mtss Karen G1lke) Corner Ash and Plum M 1d supt Sunday ~chool 9 30 a m am B1ble study and prayer d le port N oel Herrman morn1ng worShiP 10 40 Russell of Colwnbus were last \\ ere Stmda\ \ls l tms of Mr servtee Wednesday 7 lOp m pastor Saturday evenmg even ng worsh 1p 7 30 RUTLAND Sunday vts1tors of the1r and Mrs lmcoln Also Vlslllng serv ce 7 p m Sunday school Sunday Wednesday eve n1ng B10ie RUTLAND CHURCH OF 10 a m Sunday evening study 7 30 parents Mr and Mrs Lincoln \\ere Mr and Mrs Franklin worShip CHR 1ST - Rod Kasler pastor 7 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN v H Braley Sun day school Bakers of Gay 90 s Bread Russell Rae me Ph 949 9591 Russell of Mtddleport su p I Sunday schoo l 9 30 1\:m Rev Lelon Gl as ure pastor Middleport Ph 992 3030 Mrs Roy Snuth and Donme wo r sh1p serv1ce and co m Sunday School 9 30 am Mrs Maun M1ller, Jante , . 1030 am youth mur:1on youth and iu n 1or youth serv1ct! and Mike were recent v1s1tors Sandn and Mar; were Stmday meet1ng 6 p m Sun day even1ng worshtp 6 45 p m of Mr and Mrs Charle) Snuth evenmg serv ce 7 r egu lar 7 30 p m prayer and pra1se VISi tors of M r and Mrs l .arr, Wednesday 1 30 o m board meetmg th 1rd Saturday MEIGS Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp, J ohnson Gma l dhnee and 1 p m SILVER RUN FREE COOPERATIYE Kall, Kevm and Charles were Brady RUTLAND COMMUNITY BA P T IST - Rev Ralph Dean PA RISH CHURCH Su nd'lly School Sunday Sc hool 10 am pa stor Lou 1s W Osborne THE UNITED weekend VIS!Iors of Mr and Moddleporl Ohoo Mr and Mt s Hmle) Slmlh 9 30 am Worsh 1p serv1ce 11 Leon M ller sup! EY"en ng METHODIST CHURCH 220E Ma 1 n Pomeroy Ph 992 2176 Mrs Ralph Knapp, Mike and or Kanauga \\ere \IS! tors of am Wednesday prayer serv ce 7 30 p rn Prayer Rob ert T Bumgar ner meetmg 7 30 p m Sund ay meeting Thursday 1 30 D m Director Tim, Colwnbus n1ght worshtp 7 30 p m Mr and Mrs Char le1 Srmth CHESTER CH URCH OF POMEROY CLUSTER Mr and Mrs Jack Elam B1ll RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Rev Dan Ayers Rev Ca r iE HICk s Mrs Lee Roush and fanuly THE NAZARENE Re v pastor Sund ay School 9 30 Rev D Wm Sydenslncker and Carolyn, were Sunday of Pomt.>ro\ \\ ere Sund1n L l oyd 0 Grtmm Jr pa stor am wor"h p serv1 ce 11 am CHESTER - Worsh p 9 l.'i VlSltors of Mr and Mrs 8111 vtsJiors of Mrs Helen J ohnson a m Church School 10 a m S\Jn day Schoo l 9 30 a m even 1nq serv1 ce 7 30 p m Morn ng wo r sh i p 10 30 am Chester Ohto YOuth serv 1ce Wednesday 7 30 ENTERP~ISE - Worsh p 9 We Foil All Doctors' Prescriptions p n Young peop l es serv1ce 6 45 a m Church Schoo l 10 a m 992 2955 Pom eroy p m Evangeltst1c serv•ce FLATWOODS - Worship 11 LANGSVILLE CHRbliAN 7 JO p m Wednesday even1ng am Chu r ch Sc hOol 10 am CHURCH T ed Jo nes ' ser v1ce 7 30 p m POMEROY Wor~h 1p pasto r Sunday school 9 30 MASON COUNTY -.-Me tgs County Branch 10 30 a m Church Srhool 9 15 a m Roy S1 gman supt THE HILAND CHAPEL , l.'lm UMY F 630pm m o rn ng worsh p 10 30 Ge orge Casto, pas tor Sunday ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh p Sunday evenmg se r v ce 7 30 Sc Mool 9 30 evenma worshtp 10 a m Church Schoo l 9 a m m1d we ek serv•ce Wed UMYF630pm 7 30 Thursday even 1ng prayer TWO LOCATIONS nesday 7 30 p m serv1ce 7 30 _p m MIDDLE-PORT CLUSH R 59 N Second 51 Moddleport 0 MASON FIRST BAPTIST Rn Robert Bumgarne r 296W Second Pomeroy Ph 992 3863 SYRACUSE CHURCH OF <10 Court 51 Gallipolis, 0 . Second and Pomero y Sts Stan HEATH Worsh i p 10 30 THE NAZARENE Rev Crat<;t pastor Sunday school a m Church SchOO l 9 30 a m Howard C Blac k pastor Bob 9 45 am worshiP serv 1ce 11 U MYF 7 pm Moore Sunday School Supt am tra1nmg union 6 30 RUTlAND - WorShip 9 IS Sun day School classes for all p m even 1ng worshtp serv1ce a m Church School 10 a m ages 9 30 a m morn1n9 7 30 p m M1d week prayer UMYF 7 p m worshiP 10 45 NYPS Sunday Nat1onw tde lnsdrance Co of Columbvs 0 serv 1c e Wednesday 7 30 p m Grocer1es & Genera I Merchand1se SALEM CENTER Wor 6 JO p m evangel st1c serv ce 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy Ractne MASON CHURCH OF Sh p 9 a m Chu rch Sc hool 10 Ph 949 5772 Sund ay 7 30 p m Mtd week .Doat 992 23t8 CHRIST P 0 Box 487 Miller am UMYF Thursday 7 p m prayer me etmg Wedn esday St . M~son W Va Sund a y SYRACUSE CLUSTER 7 30 p m M1sslonary meeting 9 ble Study 10 am WorshiP Rev R1chart1 E Jo~rv 1s second Wednesday 7 30 D m 11 a m and 7 p m B ble Study ASBURY Worsh t p 1 I UNITED FAtTH NON Wednesday 7 p m Voca l a m Church School 9 so-a m . DENOMINATIONAL Rev mus ic WS CS 1st Tuesday Robert Sm 1 lh pastor Sunday FIRST SOUTHER'I BAP FOREST RUN - Worsh1p 9 school 9 30 a m c l ass leader TIST - Corner Of Second and a m Churc h School 10 a m 'The Froendly Folks ' Leo H1ll worsh1p servi Ce Anderson Mason Pastor wscs 3rd Wednesday 7 30 The F1nest In Mob ile Homes Pomeroy Oh1o 10 30 a m church 7 30 p m Walter Cloud Sunday schoo l Pm 1100 E Matn Pomeroy Ph 992 7034 9 <£ DEN UNITED BRETH -45 am wo rsh ip serv1ce 11 MINERSVILLE - WorshiP REN IN CHRIST- Elden R am and 7 30 p m Weekly 10 a m Church School 9 a m . Blak e-: pastor Sunda y School Btble study Wednesday 7 30 WSCS Jrd Monday 7 30 p m pm 10 a m Howard McCoy SYRACUSE Church supt Mornmg sermon 11 a MASON ASSEMBLY OF Schoo l 9 30 a m wo r$hi P m Sundt'ly n 1ght serv1ce-s GOD - Second St Mason w servl~ l 30 p m Va Chester Te"nnant pastor Chr1st 1an Endeaver 7 30 p SOUTHERN CLUSTER Keepsake D1amond Rmgs m Song serY' 1ce 8 p m Sun day school 10 am R ev Steve:n Wtlson Devoted toMe1gs M.ason Area Pomeroy Ph 992 3785 Prea chmg 8 30 p m M1d moljn 1ng wor\tiiP 11 a .m 2t2 E Maon 51 Rev Larr'¥ Poling Pom eroy .O evangel 1 St1c ser v1c e , 7 30 p m week Prayer meetmg Wed Rev Howard Sh1veley nesday 1 p m Ray Adams. Bl bte study and prayer serv 1ce BETHANY ( Dorc as) lay l eader Wednesdav 1 30 p m Phone Worsh1p 9 30 a m Church 713 5133 School 10 30 a m • CHURCH OF JESUS <1> HARTFORD CHURCH OF CARMEl WorSh i P 11 CHRtST - Located a t Rutland CHRIST 1n Chrlst1an Un1on a m 1st and lrd Sun da ys on New L1 ma Road next to Ttle Rev Wilham Campbell Church School 10 a m F orest Acre Park Rev Ray pastor Sunday Sch oQI 9 30 ' Rouse pastor Robert Musser, Pamt, Plumbmg & ElectncaiSupphes "Oh for heaven 's sake- don t get so exci ted'! J ames Hughes, supt , APPLE GROVE - Sun da y Sun da y Sch oo l supt Sun day it m Middleport Oh1o everrmg serv1ce 7 30 p m Tu ppers Plaons Ph 667 3963 9 30 am worsh 1p School school 10 JO a m wors.h1p bought lot of b·o U+l-1-o-n today not lot of Wednesdl!IV even tng prayer f~rst and third Su nday 1 30 7 30 p m Bible study Wed meettng 1 30 p m Youth b·ll·l·l·i·O·n I' p m prayer meetmg Wed nesday , 7 30 p m Saturday prayer serv1ce each Tuesday nesday 7 30 p m Fellowsh ip n 1ghf p r ayer serv rce 7 ~30 p m ' FAlRIIlEW BIBLE supper f1rst Satur day 6 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHURCH letart W Va ~t '· 0 M W second Tuesday 7 30 CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson 1 flev Gevrge Hoschar pm pastor Ray Wh al ey supt pastor Sund ay School 9 JO Morn1ng wor sl'\ 1p 9 30 am Budd1ng Supplies & Custom Mtllwork a m Prayt"r and S tble study EA'ST lETART Sunjay churcti school 10 30 a m Salem 51 Ph 742 395" 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer Ph 992 3978 :;chool 9 30 am worsh tp young people ~ mthH1ng 6 30 Rutland Serv•ce Tuesday 10 a m second and fourth Sunday 7 30 p m even 1ng wors"lp, 1 30 WorSI'Hp Serv1ce Thursday Pj m prayer meetmQ Wed p m B1ble study Wednesday 1 30 p m GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Pr P.achl ng 9 30 a m f rst and secona Sunda'Jis of ea c h month thtrd and fourlh Sundays each mon th worsh1p serv1ce at 7 JO p m Weanesday even1ngs al 7 JO Prailer and B i ble Study SEVENTH DAY AD VENTIST Mulberry H f:' gh t s Pomeroy Pa s tor G rard Set on Sa bbath sc hool e\le.ry Saturday at 2 p m a nd WOrSh p Se r VICe fOllOWing at 3 15 p m 0 pen B b Ie diSCUS SIOn 7 30 p m at the chur cn each Thursday F IR ST SOUTHERN BAP TtST 282 Mu berry A\le Pomeroy a ll i11ated wit h th e Re v Brad l ey S B C Spenc er pnstor Tr oy Zw1ll1ng Sunday school su pt Su nday sc hool 9 lO a rn mo r nmq worst11p 10 30 Su n day evang eli st c meet ng T JO p m Pray er meel r, q Wed n (>Sd a y 7 30 p m MIDDL EPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Cor ner Fourrh and Ma1n M ddl eport Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 i'l m Mrs E rY'1n B~ umgll rd ner sup t Mornmg worShiP 10 4.'i a m JE HO VA H S WITNESSES Larry Carnahan pres 1d1ng m m ster Sunday 61ble l ee Watchtower l ure 9 30 am study 10 JO am Tuesday B1b l e study 7 JO p m Thu r s Lay m1n s try sc hool 7 30 p m serY' ce meet1ng a 30 I �9- The Dati) & nuiltl Mtddtepoll Pom~ 1O\ ;;:;;/:a:~;":~hts By BRENT BOll ERS NEW YORK 1UP! I - s nm of the comics 1r rn f unm Som e of the smge r !'i h '' e trouble earn m~ a Htck tunt" Ne\\ma n tP lls them to tn agnm son1e other den Then along comes tti 1t onC" 1n a hundred 1he 1\lSffr tck art1st \\ ho m 1kes \ ou do uble over m laugtl te r thr croont r who br mgs l i111S tl)\O t l {\C:-i R tck Ne\Hlldll h 1s c n ~,:h an other n smg st 1r 'I111s as one of tJ c ft ~~ pi1 N's left '' here t dcntrd ' ( 1 1 g people c m s11\l ~et th 11 f1rs1 br ea k s 1 d the r tll! h dre::tsed Nr\111 an \\ ho owns Ma nhattan n1 gl !~pot c !I led Catch A H!S ifl ~ Si 1r Am. strugg li ng \\ uuld be t:n tertruner from 1 r tconteur of blu e Jokes to s mg~r of tilt bl ues can 11 \ out fm 1 part 111 the mghth show All sht 01 ht ha s lo do 1s belL tl r n1ob for audnwns on Mund '' 1 1ght 1he farst 25 to sho11 up ~et m -----.md Lr\ to Nn1 Ill Hl llld CO il\ lllC( his c romes Lhflt 1 st tr zs bcu ~ born On l ~ a fe \\ ~ucct:rd 1 tkl ot Frrdd' Prtnze wl 0 sli t 111 thr populu \\ eekh lf'll'\ 1:-;1( I Si'n es ChiCO nd tht' M HI Fredth !-it~ l rte<l he1e 1n 7? ft \ \ lll Oni)•, JUSt ,. tfl"... l Ill opened Ne\1 m H rec lied fi e l td tl em HI lit"'" liS!"· ....... 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In thiS fickle miXed-up soc1ety of 011rs peculiarly chameleon like m that 1t ts eas1ly mfluenced by changmg whiillS fads and popularity polls, one man somehow manages to disregard all these ll'relevancJes and stand fast Joe Frazter IS like the rock that withstands time He doesn t change As a boy he grew up With certam strong Ideals and he believes By Chet Tannehlll m them as firmly today as ever did He doesn't shill he doesn t One hundred feet of frontage of a short street m Middleport play-act he doesn t say yes when what he really means 1s no If has produced two men who are known natwnally one m the he feels one way about you toda y he s a cmch to feel the same field the other m the military It s doubtful if any entertamment way about you tomorrow the followmg day and the rest of the other 100 feet of small town street frontage has or w111 equal what week He's consistent and m this day and age that makes him from 389 Beach St and 37> Beach St Middleport have g1ven somethihg special mdeed Amenca The consc1enlious 3().year-old Fraz1er works out m his gym From 389 there came USAF Bng General James Harlinger here across from the railroad station almost every day and one of the nat1on s recogmzed planners m mr mtlitary The one Item stays uppermost 1n his rmnd A thll'd meetmg w1th Vietnam combat fighter pilot was the son of the late former Muhanunad Ali the man he knocked down and beat on pomts the Lawrence Hartmger and Mrs Vmlet Hariiii!!er who still resides first time and then lost ~ dec1s10n to m thel.l' second fight m the home place 1That'sa11 I'm livmg for-to go back to that guy, Joe Frazier Next door at 375 Beech commR along less than ~decade says, toweling the perspll'ation from his face after an early af later was Dave Diles son of the lateMr and Mrs L D- Dlles ternoon workout Diles Will launch h1s fourth network TV sports show ABC s • Pro While FraZier keeps working out here Ali talks about his next Show startmg Sunday, Apnl 27 from Hollywood Fan opponent Chuck Wepner who never really beat anybody of grea t Dave informs me the showw1U be presented at vanous times consj!Quence Ah IS booked to meet Wepner m Cleveland two for 21 SUflday afternoons dependmg on the ABC schedules for the months from now dsy D1les does an early mornmg sports commentary show _ as ~ccording to the Rmg magazme ratings, George Foreman IS he has for years - for WJR , Detroit works m ABC sporting No I among the heavyweight contenders for All s crown Frazier events and free lan ces IS No 2 and Wepner IS No 8 but Ali has his own personal Accordmg to Dave pro fan Will consiSt of sports celebnty r"'l.kmgs and after he fights Wepner, he s likely to meet third guests and people from the studio aud1ence teammg m both rariked Ron Lyle before anybody else questiOn and answer sesswns a nd m sports slW!!s (such as ' Is he really gonna fight Wepner • Frazier asks a newsman shootmg baske<s 111 th e studio) The eventual wmners will be Yeah comes the answer He wan is another pay day ' competmg for about $10,000 m prizes Joe Fraz1er looks mcredulous We plan to line up some of the biggest sports stars m What kmda pay day he needs• sa}s Fraz1er He JUSt made Am en ca Dave wrote five m1llion, dl(ln t he • You know, what I call hun now IS a He will leave m February and remain_ m Hollywood for the chick A chick IS a small chicken and to me that s what he IS 11 takes to ta pe the entire senes there He w1ll work out an time Furthermore, he s a black man with a yellow streak right down with WJR so that he can be absent from De!roJt for arrangement the nuddle of his back He s duckm me He s afraid of me I the stretch, perhaps by ongmatmg hiS WJR sports com know that, he knows that the public knows that He s trymg to menta r1es from Hollywood get all these easy fighters, but nobody is gonna pay to see him Dave who has had three ABC network shows - bowling fight these guys He calls everybody s name he wants to fight basketball and football - also has done play by-play football but he never says my name Why shun me ' I II tell you why I reportm g as well as color commentary for both ABC and the bea t hun tw1ce and he knows I II beat hun agam Sooner or later Detroit Lions he s gotta ftght me He authored a boo k with Duffy Dougherty, former Michigan Whenever Joe Fraz1er talks abou t Ali he refers to him as State football coach, and IS nowworkmg on another book CaSSius Clay ' the same way he always has .Abou t IO years ago Dave started talking about rellrmg (at • As far as I m concerned he s still Clay ' says Frazier the npe old age of say 34) allowmg when on the subJect he d like When he gets to thepomt that he can put me down like I put him to own a piece of land m Me1gs CoWily to bu1ld on From there down, then he s Muhammad Ali I promiSe him if he can put me the dream went, he'd relax write, and watch ulcer~d pep-pilled down, I llcrawlacross the rmg on my knees and say to hun You sleep-pilled birlh-pilled overtaxed Amencana go past hiS <loor are The Greatest ' And I promiSe him somethm else- ! won t Today Diles has that parce l of land somewhere back of back down on my word like he did Racine to wh1ch he doubtless hopes to re<reat m due time It s Joe Frazter concedes Muhammad Ah IS a good boxer m) guess this won't happen soon There IS heavy demand for the • But he s a complete phony talen t Diles has as his latest proJect above suggests Why ? In enviSage Dave as another Howard Cosell ABC) less the Because he runs around and tells people, 'Do as I say bu t abrasive lube personahty Diles m hiS begurnmg JOurna!i<m days don't dowhat I do' He preaches black, but he doesn t hve black • m Gall ipolis and Middleport softened no questions auned at Whether or not he ever ft ghts Ah agam, ana chances are good up sports figures He asked questions that were abrasive puffed he will, Frazier IS secure f1pancially Thanks to the mveslments too But m the fe n limes I ve watched hun (when m DetrOit ) 0 ~ he has made , he could live comfortably without too many his own sports show he did not come across as pugnac!Ouslj as problems His wife and his mother frequently ta lk to him about does the Cose!l most of us know frow recer 1Mondu1 mglt hangmg up his gloves Of Diles and Cosell 11 IS filling to report here that the former ' 'That comes up 24 hours a day ' he laughs My wife keeps IS an of the la tter both for his ab11ity m teleVISIOn sports saymg, How long you gonna be at this' and We want you home and aadmll'er ~ a human bemg more ' My mother IS the same way She says You have your M) guess all thmgs considered IS h H w1ll be another 10 0 health and yoW' strength son and you oughta get out of 11, but if 15 ' ears before Dave leaves ne work elevt c.: lon sports B) har !Jus ISWhat you want, all we ca n do IS JUSt pray for you tme Brig Gen Har mger eas1h wtll ha ve served out hts tune 1r Joe Frazter rsn 't getting out of 11JUS! yet ha ~ r <lnk h 1ve been a trwJOr gcr eral and be servmg hiS coun ry One more crack a I Muhanunad Ali IS a ll he wants as a I Getteral • He s older than I am, ' says the former champ 'The longer ThCise wo men orachJevement~e rare mdecd for t\\o se 1 ~.: t f he walls , the worse 1t IS for hun I think my st.amma ts much paren1" o h<iH' pn cl ncerl r'r. 1 100-foot fromagt- 1 f .&t ch s u greater than his What s more I thmk he kno •Sit M1ddk p<n ih~ ,imy aft~;,~-.-~~C'f.~~ women Thacker an All Amencan who helped the Cmcy men s team wm NCAA hUes m 1961 and 1962 was making hiS debut as head coach of the Cmcmnati females Bad Sportsmanship I thmk the umvers1ty displayed very bad sporls mansh1p In not allowmg us to fm1sh the game, Thacker sa1d Thursday Mter all we re a varsity team too M1ss Hieber waged a stormy protest to uruvemty offiCials who stopped the game and later comp!amed Thacker only mildly protested I think If the Cmcmna 11 coach had been a woman s~e would have a rgued n ght alongSide me she said But Thacker sa1d don t get him wrong -he thinks the ..women were d1scnmma led aga lllSt I wa s caught m the mid die he sa1d There was the associate athletic director who helped hll'e me saymg to call th e game I protested and sa1d we should be all~wed to fm!Sh but the official word was no When the bard.fought game was halted Cincmnat1had a 53>0 lead Thacker hopes the game can eventually be com pleted Lot More Exciting As 1t turned out out game was a lot more exc1tmg than the men s game ' S81d Thack er The CinCinnati men s team beat Southern Methodist Urn vers1ty m a !(16.74 11Ulaway Thacker says he's been fully converted to women s bb This was an e) e-opener he said Sooner or later the women are gomg to succeed and I'm JOtnmg the band wagon 'I man advocate of women s r~gh ts now I see what they ve been up agamst all along Thmgs like thiS never hit you until you're associa ted with II mixup Thacker s111d he realized the Wllverslly had a contract With a radio statiOn to broadcast the men s game on tune but tbat from h1s p!a ymg experience he didn t thmk takmg away s1x Three hospitalized in headon auto collision or seven mmutes of wannup lime would hurt the men Three persons were Added MISs Hieber, They hospitalized foll owmg a headon told me 11 was common to stop eolliswn at 8 p m Thursday on men s prelimmary JUnior Rt 141 at Ingles Hill m Gallia vars1ty games for th1s reason Coun ty But the pomt lS our game also The Gallia Me1gs Post Sta te was a varsity ga me • H1ghwa y Patrol said the cars She saw the situation as were dnven by James E pomtmg out the meqmty that Phillips 26 Gallipolis and still exists between men's and Gary D Miller 29 Pa triOt Star women s spor<s Rt Gallipoha Athielics offers the same Adm1tted to the Holzer values --eharacter bwldmg, Medical Center and reported m teamwork and pat1ence - to Crillcal condil!On today was women as well as men she Carol Ann Miller 29 Patriot said 'But apparently some Star Rt Gallipolis Listed m people sttll don t take that very fair cond!hon was Mic hael D seriously M1ller age 3 both passengers m Miller s car Phillips was listed as sahsfactory Accordm g to a hosp1tal COACHES REHIRED spokesman Phillips has m DETROIT ( UPI I ternal InJuries apd mulliple Assistant coaches Raymond lacera tiOns Mrs Miller was m Berry and Wally English have surgery this mormng for repair been rehired for next season by of fac1al InJUries She also has the Detrmt Lions other mullipl e mjun es Coa ch R1ck Forzano an- Mi chael D Miller had head and noW!ced the reh1anng Thurs scalp mjur1es day after his defensive staff Gary D Miller was treated was depleted by th e and released They were taken res1gnalions of assistants Ed to the hospital by the Gallia Khayat and Bob Hollway Coun ty Volunteer Emergency Khaya t went to Atlanta Squad The Incident 1s slill Hollw ay to seek a head Wider mvesligalion coachmg rob and another Four JUVemles were c1ted to assista nt John Meyer , Gallia COW!ly Juvemle Col(ft recently left for Green Bay ' for throwing snowballs at a Replacements for the three motor vehicle fo llowmg an have not been named acc ident at 12 40 p m Thurs day on Rt 7 at Eureka The patrol said the boys snow ball ed an Ashla nd PLANS ABANDONED EVANS TO FARM CHRISTCHURCH New Zea ST LOUIS Mo (UP!) - The land (UP!) - The New St LouiS Blues Thursday sent Zealand swmmung counCil has abandoned plans to stage the Chris Evans to their Denver 1978 world sw1m cham farm club Evans had played m 22 p10nsh1ps, Morrrs Duckgames for the Blues since manton cha!rmim of the N Z swurunmg council satd Fnday bemg acqull'ed earlier m the The vote m favor of aban- season from the Kansas City donmg the competitiOn was (1.5 Scouts in exch~nge far defenseman Larry Giroux, he said 1am Jusf 'I little sad that we later <raded to the DetrOit Red are not able to carry on with Wings The Blues sa1d when out plans but we have 11Ul mto they acqwred Evans he would fin ancial difficulties Duck be used prunarily as a penlilty killer but he had sat out most manum sa1d games recently Be rme the game Thacker and Miss Hieber had heen told here was a 7 30 p m deadline o t!low the men ;.o warmup for he1r 8 o:; p m ga me The '\ r n PT s game was Ill e m r rtn g IJt f' use of a ur 1form Chem1 cal tractor-trailer operated by Wilham D Siple 29 of Ironton Siple suddenly s topped his rig when he thought he had struck something The sudden stop caused the <railer to jackknife Siple was nol InJured Another Gallla County ac· cJdent occurred at 6 iiO a m on Bob McCormick Rd where an auto driven by Madge E Brown , 49 Gallipolis slid mto a car op erated by William J Johnson 18, of Crown City There was mmor damage, and no charge was flied Kenneth E Wallbrown 21 Long Bottom, was cited to Me1gs CoWl ty Court for 1m peroper backmg following a car school bus acc1dent at 4 30 p m Thursday on CoW!ty Road 31 m Meigs CoW!ly Offi cer s sa1d Wallbrown backed h1s car from a private driveway slrikmg a Southerh D1s!r1Ct school bus driven by Charles R Lawrence, 30 of Portland Noe one on the loaded bus was mjured .LARRY'S MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. ,Featunng Kirkwood Governor Cameron 12' & 14' Wrde Up To70' Long 24' W1de Secttonal Homes up to 65' Long SERVICE AFTER SALE Wmter Hours 9 a m to6p m Mon Thru Sat. Closed Sundfiys PH. 992-7'777 • I I pped NO NONSENSE ADDITIONAL BOSSIER CITY I a (UP! I -Jockeys at Lows1ana Downs Thursday said the track was Wlsafe and refused to part!Cl pa te m the racmg program o 1972 Ford Gran Tonno Karr & Van Zandt 9<2 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenmgs Unlil6 0~ Trl 5 p m Sa• 985 4100 Located on St Rt 7 Ford p B 1971 TOYOTA 4 CYL 4 SPD....... ~795 1971 PINTO 2 DR .................... S1295 YOUR CHOICE 2 Or Se da n onl y 29 548 easy m tes power stee r ng au to tran s 69 2 Dr H T 350 V 8 auto Stclt on Wagon 73 00 cc 4 cyl eng ne auto trans lugg age rack One local owner 70 Olds 88 Roy. Cpe, pow, a1r, v roof .. .. . ' 1495 1972 MERCURY MONTEG0 .......}1695 Dr V 8 au to P S P B fa ct a r 4 1974 Ford Pinto 1971 Plymouth V8 Sattelite 69 Olds 88 HT Sed., v roof, a1r .... .. ....... '995 RIGGS USED CARS • 12195 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed , power, a1r .......... 11495 7D Olds S 6 cyl See Ray R1ggs or Roger Riebel By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Edllor .~ ........ 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., v roof, alr.. ... .... . .. .. 13495 72 Olds Toronado Cpe, V roof, pow , a1r .. .. 72 Chev Imp Cpe., V-8 auto , P S .... . .... 12195 72 Pont1ac Cat HT Cpe., power, au .... .. . ,12695 71 Chevelle Mal Cpe, v-rool, a1r ........... . 11995 71 Ford Wagon, lull power, a1r........ ....... 11895 r----SPECIALS----. 1972 MER. MAROUIS·------~2395 Brougham 4 dr hardtop full y equtpped new rubber 4 Vega Hatchback, 4 sp , rad 1o 73 Olds Cut Sup HT Cpe , power, a1r ... ... ,13295 1972 FORD TORINO 4 DR.......... ~1695 4 ~ Ton P1ckup R A NGER XLT On ly a on m les 360 v a eng me Pos I ve traction 7 SOx 16 8 ply mud and snow H.O t1res wi th tubes and spare Power steer ng & b akes a sp t ran~ eKtra heavy Ira 1t and r"ear aK ies a nd spr ng s AM F M Stereo radro ca b I ght s step bu mper rear an d protect on guard front con ve n ence group 7 100 GVW and oil er tu 1 equ pment .. .. 15895 4 Dr VB Save s2000 1 Stand trans Sport Parade 1974 Ford Four Wheel Dnve 73 Olds 98 lS Sedan, full power, a 1r. . .. .. . 14395 P B YES We can ~ell you th e form e r owners All of th ese are are trade d m on new Fords, or th e ir tr a de m 74 Cadillac Cpe DeV1IIe, lull power, a1r ... . 16995 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO ......... ~2295 P S These a re not a uctiOn cars Oua hty IS r e m e mbered long afte r pnc e rs forgot ten• 73 V 8 auto NO 74 Cad1llac Cpe DeVille, lull power, a1r .. ... 16995 1972 PINTO WAGON .. . ••• •• • ••• • • •• • s1695 4 cyl a sp lu ggage rack Pomeroy Motor Co. 1974 CHEVROLET IMPALA $4295 4 door 1 owner car and only 10 400 mt les V 8 engtn e w th au tom at c powe r steermg power brakes factory a r tmted glass delu xe body and whee l open ng mold ng s sandstone vin yl sea ts beau t1 ful dark red ftn tsh TRUL y A CRE AM PU FF B It bed 7 lr cond AM F M all pwr accessor ies cru se co ntrol Lany Lavender Strout Realty 1974 CHEVY___ ___ ______!2B95 V 8 sta 'dard tran s RACINE PLUMBING .•Complete & HEATING plumbmg & heatmg servrce and general sheet metal works Free Estrmates Phone 949 5961 Emergency 992 3995 or 992-5700 · ..----TRUCKs----. "V 8 a1r cond mu ch ~971 FORD THUNDERBIRD........ ~2795 For Sale 91 0 Z 28 CA MAR O and 2 horse Ira er Phon e 992 7338 I 12 6tc NE IGLER BU LDI NG SUP 19 73 OLDSMOBILE Cut ass S PLV FOR REMO DE L NG p s. p b and factory a r STE REO PA OlO a !rack ta pe Blown Into Walls AND KITC HEN CAB INET S 25 500 m1 les Call 99 2 3914 comb nat on am fm rad o CA LL GUY NE IGHLER att er 5 pm Ba an ce ~ 1 0 1 40or terms Call and Atl1cs RAC NE OHIO PHONE 949 992 3965 I l d 6tp Free Esltmates 360 4 1 15 fc 12 19 26t c ------19 73 CO ME T 19 000 m le s automa t c transm1 ss on 1ke 1956 FORO - 850 ser es f a--;m tractor w til 1 v e hydrau c new Ca ll any 1 fll e 667 344 2 PI ANO tun ing and repa r J PO n h ch One own er s l2t p and Cha rles S< oll 991 J7 1B 2 039 hours Also almost new 3 12 13 32tp Phone 992 3993 RARE 1968 P lymou th pt h tch Ford mower Ill th 6 ft cutl er ba r Con tact Mar v n Barracuda fas tba ck fa ctory Darly After 5 00 C BRADFOR D Auct oneer Kee baugll Days 992 53 42 a c and fact 4 speed P D B Complet e Serv ce E\len ng s 985 3913 P S sma I V 8 Con la c 99 2 Phon e 9 49 3821or 949 3161 READ Y MI X CO NCR ET I:: de 1605 1 15 6t c Rae~n e Oh o I 12 6tp li vere d r ght to your protec t Thursday Evemngs -EL ECTR O L UX$;~pe7 - ~ e Cr tt Bradfo rd Fast and easy Fr ee 5 lfc model Com p ete w ll al es t mates Ph one 99 2 3284 At700PM clean ng atta chmen ts and Goeg le n Ready M x Co Help Wanted uses pap er bags Sl ght ly used SEPTI C tank s exc avat ng M ddt epor Oil o dump ruck Phon e 742 37 42 bu cleans and loo ks 1 ke new 6 30 tfc FUEL TRUCK dr ve r wa nte d 122026t c W I sel fo r S37 25 cash or must have exper en<e dr v ng term s ava abe Phone 992 SEWIN G MA CHIN E Repa1 rs truck Ma I rep es to Box 1755 FURN TU RE Up holster ng 729E co The Da ly Sen t net se rv1ce a I mak es 992 2284 Rt-as on a bl e rat es fr ee Pome roy Ollto 12 18 ti c Tl1 e Fa br c Shop Pom eroy Belpre 011 10 es t mat es p ckup an d Autho r zed S nge r Sales and 1 16 61C de l ve ry prompt serv 1ce Ph . 423-5061 Se rv ce We sha r pen Sc ssors Mowr ey s Uphol stery Pon t 3 :29 ttc SIEGLER and WAITRES SES nee ded apply n Pleasan t N Va Phone 675 SHO OTIN G match Racine Gun pe rson Crow s Steak House 1 154 MONOGRAM Cub Sunday p m Assorted Pomeroy 12 31 '26t p DO ZER wor k land clear ng by n ts and factory choke gun s 1 tfc the acre hour ly or contract on v Fa rm pond s roa ds etc "iOME Improve ment and 1222tfc Lar ge doze r and operator Repa r Serv ce Anylhmg For Rent or Sale w th ove r 20 yea r s ex f xed aroun d the home from SH OO rtNG Ma tch Ra e ne Gun per enc e Pull ns Exc avat ng roo f to basement You w 1 C ub Sunday Jan uary 19 1 2 BEDROOM Ira er n Rut and Pom eroy Oh o Phone 992 Phone 742 4465 I ke ou r wor k and ra es p 2478 Phone 74'2 5081 I 15 Me 1 17 3 p Pnced for Ourck Sale 12 19 tfc 12 29 lfc ----NOVELTY Fabr c and Crafts 1 New Wood Burnrng rece ntly pu rchased a large For Rent WILL tr• m or cut trees or HEATER-139 95 ve 1tory ot craft suppf es Real Estate For Sale clea n out sh rubb ery Sav e 50 pet to 60 P<l on al l WO power saw s one Me POMEROY LANDMARK ba se ments att1 cs etc 949 7 ROOM house ba th and 2 c r~f closeOuts today Novelt y Cull ough other Bo en s Jilek W Carsey M gr 3221 or 742 444 1 excel lent ne ghbo rhOOd wall r abr cs C~n d Cra fls Belpre Phone 14'2 3656 121526tc Phone 992 2181 01 0 to wa f car pet ng large lot garag e rea sona bl e ut 11t t es CR EMEAN S CONCRE TE de -------- ~ 17 2tp 1 15 4 c Cal 992 3877 NEVER use d anythmg 1 ke 195 7 CHEVY parts NEW I \le red Monda y through 1 9 tf c SHOO TIN G MATC H Corn t say users of Blue Lu st re Saturda y an d ev en ng s Lakewood tractiOn bars hi Ho low Gun Cu b turn f rs t car pet cleaner Ren t elec tr c HOME S No Money Down Phone ·:146 1142 lil cker a r shocks hoo ker NEW r 9 I nft £" M les Cemetery shampo oer \ 1 Baker Fur - Paym ent s ac cord ng to 6 13 tf c headers w th 3 collec tors for Ru tl and Fncto ry clloked n lure Company ncome on Farme rs Home smal l block Cal l 99 2 3496 qu s only Su nday January Ad mm s lrat on loan co n 1 17 3tc after 6 p m BEST OFFER 9 1 p n ve nt ana l f na nc ng also EXCAVA TING dozer loader 10 17 tt c 1 16 3 c 40 INCH gas range exce ll en t ava lab le w th m n mum and ba ckho e wo rk septi c cond t on $35 Phone 992 down Lovely homes n three tank s nstal ed dump truck s CLOSE OU T on new z g Zag 7406 I 17 2tp loca ons n Me•gs Cou nty AUL TI ON Thur sday and and to boys for h re w 11 ha ul se w ng mach nes For sewn ------Som e llom es w th woodf d Sa u r d e~ y n gh t 7 p m a ! f II d rt top so11 1meston e & stre tch fabr cs butt on he esg lot s Ca 1 for more n Mnson Auc t on Hor ton St n 1968 NT ERNA TI,ONAL S~ ~ 4 gravel Call Bob or Rog er fancy des gns etc Paint fo rma t on 992 5976 Mason W Va Con s gnments whee l dr v e be'St off er Pll one Je ffers day pho ne 992 7089 sl ghtly b em Slled CilOICe of we iCOlle Pho 1 e ()0-1) 773 985 3505 near Ch ester 1 15 26tc n1gilt phone 992 3525 or 992 car ry ng cas e or se wn 5471 S232 - - - - - - - - - - 1 2!_ Jl p stand $49 80 cash or termi 10 3 ttc 2 11 tf c BU ILDIN G tot 60 ft frontage ava lable Phone 992 7755 1.,. 70 DOD GE Corone r 500 ex by 165 ft The sec on d lot on eft AUC I1 0 N SALE s tartn g cell ent cond ton pr ced 0 ---12 IS tfc on R verv ew Dr ve L ncoIn EXCELS IOR Sa lt Wor ks Ea st I day J~n 17 at 7 p m 215 se ll Phone 992 5663 -----Man St Pomeroy Al l kinds H II Pomeroy Oh o I f m N Second M dd leport A 1 17 6tp of sa lt wat er pellets water teres ted ca I 99 2 3230 aft er s p Real Estate for Sale Pli.J 0 lets llnd Ends nugge ts blo ck sa t and own m 9 81c house S500 down 0 11 o R ver Salt Phon e 99 2 l I:SE: UkOOM fu r n shed 3 BEDROOM 10 17 ttc 389 1 $90 mon th Phone 991 3975 or -------apar tment Ca l 992 5908 992 257 6 5 tf c 1 17 tfc NO TI CE OF APPOINTMENT 1 3 fc E XCAVAT IN G do ze r CASE NO 21 387 ROOM unfurniShed house Estate ot J erry Culwell 5 base backho e and dlf cher HO USE S5 000 Pll one 992 567 1 ment and ya rd 325 Decea sed wate rl ne foot er s drai ns Sp r ng Avenu e References 1 12 18tc No ce s hereby g ven tha t road s an d bru sh cl ean ng no ----Phone 992 7660 W II an Cu lwell of R R 3 NEW - All elec carpeted 3 ob too small no weath er too 1 8 lfc A ban v Oh o has been duly bad Charl es R Ha tf1eld Rt 1 BR a r condtttonmg elec appo nted ad 1 n strator of the 4 Rutl and 0 Phone 742 6092 range S1 7 soo oo RM apt turn Shed ut 1 t1 es Es lat e of Jerry Cu lwell I 7 26t c pa d one ch ld accept ed John deceased ate of M e gs Cou ty 4 ACRES Rt 33 3m s ol Shee ts 3 m les so uth of Oh o P&J Home Ma ntenan ce Shade 3 BR lu ll basemen! M ddlepor't Cre d tors are r ~qu red to f le hea t ing cool ng r efr 9 2 car ga rage Ow ner wtll I 14 6tp th e r ci a ms w th sa d f du e ary plumbtng electr ca ap -----take land contract w lh n fou r months PI a nces We se rv ce and 608 E COUN TRY Mob le Ho~e ;~k Da ted th s 6th day of Ja nua ry $26 50Q 00 repa r an yt1ng In the home or 19 75 Rt 33 ten m les north of bu s ness 215 N Sec ond MAIN RUTLAND Spac ous older Pomeroy Large ots w th Mann ng D Web ster M dd le port Phone 99 2 3509 home carpet ed modern conc rete pat os s dewal ks P ro be~ e Judge of sa d Cou nt y POM,EROY.... O 1 9 30t c run ner s and off st reel Me gs Cou n ly Oh o kttch en dr s hwasher & park ng Ph<..ne 992 7479 ( 1 10 7 2J Jtc RUTLAND - 1 story frame d sposa l 5 bedrooms ba th & CAR PET mstallat on S1 25 per 12 31 ti c 5 rooms & bat h hv ng R has ha lf !35 00000 yar d Phon e R chard west 843 2667 FURNI SHE0- ~p; --n- M id r e pla c e recentl y f The ..\lmana c 2 BEDROOMS 12 24 26tp dleport ut 1 t1es paLd Phon e renJ v a te d carpet e d Burltngham som e car -------992 :nos befor' e 7 n even ng By Umted Press lnlernaltonal paneled !lied porches NG pettng furn tture mcluded 1 IS 3t c heal garage lot 51xl 25 fodav IS Friday Jan 17 the Sl O BOO 00 17th day of 197> w1th 348 to 3 ROO MS and bat h fu rni Shed JU ST $9 500 oo FAIRVIEW HTS - Lovely n ce and clean Phone 992 follow 307 Spnng Avenue 1931 br ck & frame 4 bedrooms 2 1he moon IS approachmg lis 1 12 6tp baths lovely k lichen & Pomeroy 992 2298 - - - ------~-- - din ng ut lrty R about I first phase CONTACT and 4 ROOM furntsh ed and acre mce workshop n the The mornmg stars are Mars 3 unfu Lots Pauley rn shed apar tme nts rear S26 000 and Saturn Phon e 99 2 5434 Branch Manager Tuppers Plains, 0. TUPPERS PLAINS 1 4 12 tfc I he evemng stars are Mer level acre ranch type home cur) Venus and Jupi ter 2 BR bath nt ce kttchen & SEE US dtnrng hard wood floors Those born on this date are ba sement with forced atr under the s1gn of Capncorn 3 11 lfc heat uti ty R A REAL -----Amrn can sta tesman sc1en FuR N 1SHE D-;p, -Ad~;;-;;,-..,. BARGAIN $13 500 l1sl and author Benjamm Middl eport Phone 992 3874 PORTLAND - 4 nlce level 11 14 tfc lots (good ground ) close to Franklin was born Jan 17 r1ver good dnlled well and 1927 i RAI LER sp ace 2 m les from water system good concrete ON ALL On thiS dav m his tory Pomeroy Rt l4J Phone 992 block garage storage bldg In 1806 the first baby was S8S8 NEW and USED large ho use 4 BR ONLY bo1n '" the White House He - - - -- ------ ~ ~ tfc $4 700 \\ as the son of Thomas and 1 or 3 BEDROOM home r m le ALL CASH FOR YO UR LET US SELL FOR Mar tha Randolph and the ~~~";s~f m erov on Old 33 c an HOME YOU grandson of President Thomas 1 16 6tc 992 2259 or 992 2568 Jefferson FURN~SH-eO--a~;;:t ; ;nt In 1974 Egypt a nd Isra el ut lit es furn shed su table h for two workmg men or reac ed agreement on sep.arat ret red cou pl e L v1ng room You Can Keep II g their forces along the Suez k tchen sh ower and bath On man htghwa y Ma son W Va Your Cool Cana I and hm1ti ng arms Phone 773 su1 at Kuhl's 10 27 ttc Bargam Center - A thought for the daj Benramm Franklm said Doth thou love life ' Then do not squanMr hme for that IS the stuff life '• made of ~~!.~ 9tE~ KINGWOOD WAGON .!3595 HEI,L FUEL OIL HEATERS Apple Grove Chester "'' JUST ARRIVED ---- Modem Chemicals For test drrvmg, Ne ls on Motors lnoPne of these cars at Smith omeroy •I > D&D CONSTRUCTION FREE SUGAR! • I >' NOVELTY FABRIC &CRAFTS HE GOT SO DE.FE ATE5 T OCFO ~E HE -ARNOLD LOO•s JUST LIKE Hl 5 UNCLE B"-D K m g s & Queen s Endo l Ftrst Ha lf By Mrs Herbert Roush Dece mber 11 1974 Won Lost Mr and Mrs Robert Pm sons 84 52 No 6 Ja ck s Club 76 60 of Delaware spen t ThursdHJ Go Go !6 60 Fearso me Four 60 76 rug hi w1lh the latter s motliet No 2 60 76 Mrs Ruth Parsons and son No I 46 90 High lnd Game Ray Pres ton Mrs Edna Parsons Roach '2 01 S I MMcu n 196 and Mark Wo men Opa l Hu pp 161 Dor s Mr and Mrs Don Stevens of Hallh II 160. Culloden W Va \\ ere Sundd\ Hloh Ser ies - Me 1 R t~y Roach SJ I Moses Norma n Women Opa l Hu pp 456 Dor s dinner gues ls of Mr and Mrs Ha lfh 11 .ot1 1. Dallas Hill and Dea n Team H1 gh Gam e and Seres Mr and Mrs Dun Bell en - No 6 654 and 18 3 tertamed 1n honor of P,ml En m s birthday \lith a dmne1 Kings and Qu ee ns Ja nu ary 1 1915 a l their home Attending were W on Lost Mr and Mrs Paul Ervin Mr No 6 8 0 Go Go and Mrs Eugene Ervm and ' 2 Fea rso n e Four 6 1 daug hter Kelly of Bashan Rd Jac k s Clvb 2 6 No I 2 6 Mr and Mrs Flovd Norns No 2 0 B I!Slted M1 and Mrs Rol H gh lnd Ga ne - Me1 Ray Poole1 nt Mt Het mon Roach '228 Moses N o r m<~, 71 Wom en Op al Hupp 200 NeiiC 1 recently Car sey 168 Bi ll Wh eeler and Keith H1Qh Seres Men Rav Roach 50J B 1 Halt e1ct 52 1 As hle) studenls at Oh10 Siale Wom en Opa l Hup p J60 Neac 1 Umversil) Columbus spen t Carsev 437 Team H gh Game and Se r es the weekend With theu - Go Go 618 and 777 parenls Mr and Mrs Alex Wheeler and Mr and Mrs Rober 1 Ashle) Mor nm g Glorw s January 1 1915 Mr and Mrs Edwm d a ass Ex ce ls1or 0 I Co t03 had as limcheon guests at then G&J Au to Par ts 84 home m Colwnbus Miss Lorna G1bbs Groce ry 78 Newel Sunoco 5" Bell and mother Mrs I 01s Bell WMPO 52 Spenc er s Ma rkt-T 39 on Sa hirda\ "h1le Mrs Bell H gh ln d Gan e Mare e 1lSIted he1 daug h<er I orn 1 W lson 196 Ja n enk ns 192 H gh Se r es Ja, Jenk s for the 11 eekend 521 Donna Mc Farla nd 491 Ketth Hay man spent d Team H1gh Cane - Spen \\ l"ekend n tth IHs nephr \\ Bncc cer s Mar ket 783 Tea m H gh Ser es WMPO Har t at Racme 12 67 Mr und Mrs Dorse t Wi lson and sm s of Sissonv ille II Va spen l Sa !urdaj 111lh Mrs Erma Wilson Mr and Mr s Rand all Roberls have purcha sed lhe proper!\ of Mrs Magg1e Roush m Lela rt and 1111! mo1e rhere Rutland Bargain Center t B usm·es s Servi·ces SEWING AND CRAFT CLASSES 1842 Ktng s & Queens Dece mber 10 1974 Won Lost Ja ck s Club 76 52 No 6 16 52 GoGo 7I 54 No 2 60 68 Fearson e Four 5-1 7-1 No I 18 82 H gh I d G<~me Men Ray Roa ch 219 " av Roach '209 Wol11 en Don1 a McF arland 186 Dor s Ha fh II 110 H gh Ser es Men Ray Roa ch 56 1 Moses Norma 1 5<~5 Women Donna McF cHiand 462 Anna Ha lf e d 442 Tea m H1gh Gan1e Go Go 7S8 Team H gh Ser es Jack s Clu b 2125 WA NTED old upr g ht p anos fOR vour o I of M nk acash y cond on Pay ng SIO Cosme ! cs Phone BROWN s f rs I oor onl y w r e 991 ) 113 d g ve d rect ons ro w tt en 1 1 tf C 1 ~'~° Co Box 1 88 Sar d 5 Oh 0 139 16 HUMANE Soc et y Tllr It Shop I 15 61p d U OS> trom Po, eroy ".- os I 011 ce clearan ce on w nter OL D lur 1 lure ce boxes brass cloth ng handm ade fur t:Jeds o' co 1 t n nll ure open F r d ay Wr te M ~P ~e ll ~ruse~f d~ Saturday Po n eroy Oh o Ca t 992 77 60 1 14 4tc IJke 1hl dub hr~.: 1 Js( I 4.. 0Uplr ,rfl nnks nd 111 even1r g uf u te t l m tedP t ett\soon l e\\ Js tn Lh e 1077 -4 1 r I for less hIll eJu J t l it k· John m C lrson SJ0 \\ II cl not ,_, ·' - - - - - - -- - - - - - - ! sl hi shC'fl pufonr u s like UNK autos com plete and lo n ~-: 1ftrr that he \\ ts d91ng 0 I\ td Brt'nnr 1 tnd HiXlnr \ del vered to ou r yard we p ck l llCO up auto bod es and buy a 1 D II gu ftdd ltk c 11 IJcc Usf k. nd s of sc rap me ta s an d h ~~ W t 1 lh un des( r lw·d In hn c In drop h\ 1 \ 11 1 111 p ron R der s Salvage st Rl I?.J R 4 Pomeroy Oh o f',;(\ HIHI IS I d) rllllll ll!J] ( k ufl hc st tgL tnd es t udtenu Ca t 992 5468 smgu also I nmc hed lu t tt < lOll c sou edtl 11 I I.\\ 10 17 tt c ( 1 N r ! C -ttch A Hl s lllg St i f I ll(ll I CAS H pad lor' at n a i<.~S- ~ d.. \\here lOiununst Earl Wi lson nodel~ of mo b le homes \ '"'"til''-.'i In(I " Ien sc UL'i Phone area code 6 4 4"3 95 31 1 sm her 1nrl \\ enl cr 1z\ cHr ~ IVl ge nort of Lhrrn 1 1 I rrnc: 4 13 tf c ho lh 11 11 \ ut her p ic le t t Shelle\ Ackernwn t g,ul M 1111 t!Ulrt Newm r ' I d ) Notice \ \I JU Sin g!-; COilllllC'rCII lS fm llkt II Let usc It s u unmed GU N Snoo t Sat urday Jan 18 7 I 1herg(' go1 hc1 s lc~rt tL \ lt ) putc /l tl tl sl 11 s P f1 M le H I R d As so ted n t~ facto ry cho ked guns NC\\ 11 m s club So chd H1ch t d Ar d Ne\\11 11 34 \\ I 1 U ICd on Y Sponso red by Rae ne ll(>lze1 \\ ho s h td Jc 1d 1ng roles Ius luck !II lll lglng ft sl I re Dep I 15 ]IC Ill th( (I IOOVe rube Su h \C s1n glrs b 11 nd thu St. V(>r II other st 11 s NSIGNME NT S welcome ar te 1ktwusr 111 M nh L1 1 COP& J Avc t on 1 1S No rth I h( \ oung performers h n e hcfon:- hp Jut tilt! 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In thiS fickle miXed-up soc1ety of 011rs peculiarly chameleon like m that 1t ts eas1ly mfluenced by changmg whiillS fads and popularity polls, one man somehow manages to disregard all these ll'relevancJes and stand fast Joe Frazter IS like the rock that withstands time He doesn t change As a boy he grew up With certam strong Ideals and he believes By Chet Tannehlll m them as firmly today as ever did He doesn't shill he doesn t One hundred feet of frontage of a short street m Middleport play-act he doesn t say yes when what he really means 1s no If has produced two men who are known natwnally one m the he feels one way about you toda y he s a cmch to feel the same field the other m the military It s doubtful if any entertamment way about you tomorrow the followmg day and the rest of the other 100 feet of small town street frontage has or w111 equal what week He's consistent and m this day and age that makes him from 389 Beach St and 37> Beach St Middleport have g1ven somethihg special mdeed Amenca The consc1enlious 3().year-old Fraz1er works out m his gym From 389 there came USAF Bng General James Harlinger here across from the railroad station almost every day and one of the nat1on s recogmzed planners m mr mtlitary The one Item stays uppermost 1n his rmnd A thll'd meetmg w1th Vietnam combat fighter pilot was the son of the late former Muhanunad Ali the man he knocked down and beat on pomts the Lawrence Hartmger and Mrs Vmlet Hariiii!!er who still resides first time and then lost ~ dec1s10n to m thel.l' second fight m the home place 1That'sa11 I'm livmg for-to go back to that guy, Joe Frazier Next door at 375 Beech commR along less than ~decade says, toweling the perspll'ation from his face after an early af later was Dave Diles son of the lateMr and Mrs L D- Dlles ternoon workout Diles Will launch h1s fourth network TV sports show ABC s • Pro While FraZier keeps working out here Ali talks about his next Show startmg Sunday, Apnl 27 from Hollywood Fan opponent Chuck Wepner who never really beat anybody of grea t Dave informs me the showw1U be presented at vanous times consj!Quence Ah IS booked to meet Wepner m Cleveland two for 21 SUflday afternoons dependmg on the ABC schedules for the months from now dsy D1les does an early mornmg sports commentary show _ as ~ccording to the Rmg magazme ratings, George Foreman IS he has for years - for WJR , Detroit works m ABC sporting No I among the heavyweight contenders for All s crown Frazier events and free lan ces IS No 2 and Wepner IS No 8 but Ali has his own personal Accordmg to Dave pro fan Will consiSt of sports celebnty r"'l.kmgs and after he fights Wepner, he s likely to meet third guests and people from the studio aud1ence teammg m both rariked Ron Lyle before anybody else questiOn and answer sesswns a nd m sports slW!!s (such as ' Is he really gonna fight Wepner • Frazier asks a newsman shootmg baske<s 111 th e studio) The eventual wmners will be Yeah comes the answer He wan is another pay day ' competmg for about $10,000 m prizes Joe Fraz1er looks mcredulous We plan to line up some of the biggest sports stars m What kmda pay day he needs• sa}s Fraz1er He JUSt made Am en ca Dave wrote five m1llion, dl(ln t he • You know, what I call hun now IS a He will leave m February and remain_ m Hollywood for the chick A chick IS a small chicken and to me that s what he IS 11 takes to ta pe the entire senes there He w1ll work out an time Furthermore, he s a black man with a yellow streak right down with WJR so that he can be absent from De!roJt for arrangement the nuddle of his back He s duckm me He s afraid of me I the stretch, perhaps by ongmatmg hiS WJR sports com know that, he knows that the public knows that He s trymg to menta r1es from Hollywood get all these easy fighters, but nobody is gonna pay to see him Dave who has had three ABC network shows - bowling fight these guys He calls everybody s name he wants to fight basketball and football - also has done play by-play football but he never says my name Why shun me ' I II tell you why I reportm g as well as color commentary for both ABC and the bea t hun tw1ce and he knows I II beat hun agam Sooner or later Detroit Lions he s gotta ftght me He authored a boo k with Duffy Dougherty, former Michigan Whenever Joe Fraz1er talks abou t Ali he refers to him as State football coach, and IS nowworkmg on another book CaSSius Clay ' the same way he always has .Abou t IO years ago Dave started talking about rellrmg (at • As far as I m concerned he s still Clay ' says Frazier the npe old age of say 34) allowmg when on the subJect he d like When he gets to thepomt that he can put me down like I put him to own a piece of land m Me1gs CoWily to bu1ld on From there down, then he s Muhammad Ali I promiSe him if he can put me the dream went, he'd relax write, and watch ulcer~d pep-pilled down, I llcrawlacross the rmg on my knees and say to hun You sleep-pilled birlh-pilled overtaxed Amencana go past hiS <loor are The Greatest ' And I promiSe him somethm else- ! won t Today Diles has that parce l of land somewhere back of back down on my word like he did Racine to wh1ch he doubtless hopes to re<reat m due time It s Joe Frazter concedes Muhammad Ah IS a good boxer m) guess this won't happen soon There IS heavy demand for the • But he s a complete phony talen t Diles has as his latest proJect above suggests Why ? In enviSage Dave as another Howard Cosell ABC) less the Because he runs around and tells people, 'Do as I say bu t abrasive lube personahty Diles m hiS begurnmg JOurna!i<m days don't dowhat I do' He preaches black, but he doesn t hve black • m Gall ipolis and Middleport softened no questions auned at Whether or not he ever ft ghts Ah agam, ana chances are good up sports figures He asked questions that were abrasive puffed he will, Frazier IS secure f1pancially Thanks to the mveslments too But m the fe n limes I ve watched hun (when m DetrOit ) 0 ~ he has made , he could live comfortably without too many his own sports show he did not come across as pugnac!Ouslj as problems His wife and his mother frequently ta lk to him about does the Cose!l most of us know frow recer 1Mondu1 mglt hangmg up his gloves Of Diles and Cosell 11 IS filling to report here that the former ' 'That comes up 24 hours a day ' he laughs My wife keeps IS an of the la tter both for his ab11ity m teleVISIOn sports saymg, How long you gonna be at this' and We want you home and aadmll'er ~ a human bemg more ' My mother IS the same way She says You have your M) guess all thmgs considered IS h H w1ll be another 10 0 health and yoW' strength son and you oughta get out of 11, but if 15 ' ears before Dave leaves ne work elevt c.: lon sports B) har !Jus ISWhat you want, all we ca n do IS JUSt pray for you tme Brig Gen Har mger eas1h wtll ha ve served out hts tune 1r Joe Frazter rsn 't getting out of 11JUS! yet ha ~ r <lnk h 1ve been a trwJOr gcr eral and be servmg hiS coun ry One more crack a I Muhanunad Ali IS a ll he wants as a I Getteral • He s older than I am, ' says the former champ 'The longer ThCise wo men orachJevement~e rare mdecd for t\\o se 1 ~.: t f he walls , the worse 1t IS for hun I think my st.amma ts much paren1" o h<iH' pn cl ncerl r'r. 1 100-foot fromagt- 1 f .&t ch s u greater than his What s more I thmk he kno •Sit M1ddk p<n ih~ ,imy aft~;,~-.-~~C'f.~~ women Thacker an All Amencan who helped the Cmcy men s team wm NCAA hUes m 1961 and 1962 was making hiS debut as head coach of the Cmcmnati females Bad Sportsmanship I thmk the umvers1ty displayed very bad sporls mansh1p In not allowmg us to fm1sh the game, Thacker sa1d Thursday Mter all we re a varsity team too M1ss Hieber waged a stormy protest to uruvemty offiCials who stopped the game and later comp!amed Thacker only mildly protested I think If the Cmcmna 11 coach had been a woman s~e would have a rgued n ght alongSide me she said But Thacker sa1d don t get him wrong -he thinks the ..women were d1scnmma led aga lllSt I wa s caught m the mid die he sa1d There was the associate athletic director who helped hll'e me saymg to call th e game I protested and sa1d we should be all~wed to fm!Sh but the official word was no When the bard.fought game was halted Cincmnat1had a 53>0 lead Thacker hopes the game can eventually be com pleted Lot More Exciting As 1t turned out out game was a lot more exc1tmg than the men s game ' S81d Thack er The CinCinnati men s team beat Southern Methodist Urn vers1ty m a !(16.74 11Ulaway Thacker says he's been fully converted to women s bb This was an e) e-opener he said Sooner or later the women are gomg to succeed and I'm JOtnmg the band wagon 'I man advocate of women s r~gh ts now I see what they ve been up agamst all along Thmgs like thiS never hit you until you're associa ted with II mixup Thacker s111d he realized the Wllverslly had a contract With a radio statiOn to broadcast the men s game on tune but tbat from h1s p!a ymg experience he didn t thmk takmg away s1x Three hospitalized in headon auto collision or seven mmutes of wannup lime would hurt the men Three persons were Added MISs Hieber, They hospitalized foll owmg a headon told me 11 was common to stop eolliswn at 8 p m Thursday on men s prelimmary JUnior Rt 141 at Ingles Hill m Gallia vars1ty games for th1s reason Coun ty But the pomt lS our game also The Gallia Me1gs Post Sta te was a varsity ga me • H1ghwa y Patrol said the cars She saw the situation as were dnven by James E pomtmg out the meqmty that Phillips 26 Gallipolis and still exists between men's and Gary D Miller 29 Pa triOt Star women s spor<s Rt Gallipoha Athielics offers the same Adm1tted to the Holzer values --eharacter bwldmg, Medical Center and reported m teamwork and pat1ence - to Crillcal condil!On today was women as well as men she Carol Ann Miller 29 Patriot said 'But apparently some Star Rt Gallipolis Listed m people sttll don t take that very fair cond!hon was Mic hael D seriously M1ller age 3 both passengers m Miller s car Phillips was listed as sahsfactory Accordm g to a hosp1tal COACHES REHIRED spokesman Phillips has m DETROIT ( UPI I ternal InJuries apd mulliple Assistant coaches Raymond lacera tiOns Mrs Miller was m Berry and Wally English have surgery this mormng for repair been rehired for next season by of fac1al InJUries She also has the Detrmt Lions other mullipl e mjun es Coa ch R1ck Forzano an- Mi chael D Miller had head and noW!ced the reh1anng Thurs scalp mjur1es day after his defensive staff Gary D Miller was treated was depleted by th e and released They were taken res1gnalions of assistants Ed to the hospital by the Gallia Khayat and Bob Hollway Coun ty Volunteer Emergency Khaya t went to Atlanta Squad The Incident 1s slill Hollw ay to seek a head Wider mvesligalion coachmg rob and another Four JUVemles were c1ted to assista nt John Meyer , Gallia COW!ly Juvemle Col(ft recently left for Green Bay ' for throwing snowballs at a Replacements for the three motor vehicle fo llowmg an have not been named acc ident at 12 40 p m Thurs day on Rt 7 at Eureka The patrol said the boys snow ball ed an Ashla nd PLANS ABANDONED EVANS TO FARM CHRISTCHURCH New Zea ST LOUIS Mo (UP!) - The land (UP!) - The New St LouiS Blues Thursday sent Zealand swmmung counCil has abandoned plans to stage the Chris Evans to their Denver 1978 world sw1m cham farm club Evans had played m 22 p10nsh1ps, Morrrs Duckgames for the Blues since manton cha!rmim of the N Z swurunmg council satd Fnday bemg acqull'ed earlier m the The vote m favor of aban- season from the Kansas City donmg the competitiOn was (1.5 Scouts in exch~nge far defenseman Larry Giroux, he said 1am Jusf 'I little sad that we later <raded to the DetrOit Red are not able to carry on with Wings The Blues sa1d when out plans but we have 11Ul mto they acqwred Evans he would fin ancial difficulties Duck be used prunarily as a penlilty killer but he had sat out most manum sa1d games recently Be rme the game Thacker and Miss Hieber had heen told here was a 7 30 p m deadline o t!low the men ;.o warmup for he1r 8 o:; p m ga me The '\ r n PT s game was Ill e m r rtn g IJt f' use of a ur 1form Chem1 cal tractor-trailer operated by Wilham D Siple 29 of Ironton Siple suddenly s topped his rig when he thought he had struck something The sudden stop caused the <railer to jackknife Siple was nol InJured Another Gallla County ac· cJdent occurred at 6 iiO a m on Bob McCormick Rd where an auto driven by Madge E Brown , 49 Gallipolis slid mto a car op erated by William J Johnson 18, of Crown City There was mmor damage, and no charge was flied Kenneth E Wallbrown 21 Long Bottom, was cited to Me1gs CoWl ty Court for 1m peroper backmg following a car school bus acc1dent at 4 30 p m Thursday on CoW!ty Road 31 m Meigs CoW!ly Offi cer s sa1d Wallbrown backed h1s car from a private driveway slrikmg a Southerh D1s!r1Ct school bus driven by Charles R Lawrence, 30 of Portland Noe one on the loaded bus was mjured .LARRY'S MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. ,Featunng Kirkwood Governor Cameron 12' & 14' Wrde Up To70' Long 24' W1de Secttonal Homes up to 65' Long SERVICE AFTER SALE Wmter Hours 9 a m to6p m Mon Thru Sat. Closed Sundfiys PH. 992-7'777 • I I pped NO NONSENSE ADDITIONAL BOSSIER CITY I a (UP! I -Jockeys at Lows1ana Downs Thursday said the track was Wlsafe and refused to part!Cl pa te m the racmg program o 1972 Ford Gran Tonno Karr & Van Zandt 9<2 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenmgs Unlil6 0~ Trl 5 p m Sa• 985 4100 Located on St Rt 7 Ford p B 1971 TOYOTA 4 CYL 4 SPD....... ~795 1971 PINTO 2 DR .................... S1295 YOUR CHOICE 2 Or Se da n onl y 29 548 easy m tes power stee r ng au to tran s 69 2 Dr H T 350 V 8 auto Stclt on Wagon 73 00 cc 4 cyl eng ne auto trans lugg age rack One local owner 70 Olds 88 Roy. Cpe, pow, a1r, v roof .. .. . ' 1495 1972 MERCURY MONTEG0 .......}1695 Dr V 8 au to P S P B fa ct a r 4 1974 Ford Pinto 1971 Plymouth V8 Sattelite 69 Olds 88 HT Sed., v roof, a1r .... .. ....... '995 RIGGS USED CARS • 12195 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed , power, a1r .......... 11495 7D Olds S 6 cyl See Ray R1ggs or Roger Riebel By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Edllor .~ ........ 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., v roof, alr.. ... .... . .. .. 13495 72 Olds Toronado Cpe, V roof, pow , a1r .. .. 72 Chev Imp Cpe., V-8 auto , P S .... . .... 12195 72 Pont1ac Cat HT Cpe., power, au .... .. . ,12695 71 Chevelle Mal Cpe, v-rool, a1r ........... . 11995 71 Ford Wagon, lull power, a1r........ ....... 11895 r----SPECIALS----. 1972 MER. MAROUIS·------~2395 Brougham 4 dr hardtop full y equtpped new rubber 4 Vega Hatchback, 4 sp , rad 1o 73 Olds Cut Sup HT Cpe , power, a1r ... ... ,13295 1972 FORD TORINO 4 DR.......... ~1695 4 ~ Ton P1ckup R A NGER XLT On ly a on m les 360 v a eng me Pos I ve traction 7 SOx 16 8 ply mud and snow H.O t1res wi th tubes and spare Power steer ng & b akes a sp t ran~ eKtra heavy Ira 1t and r"ear aK ies a nd spr ng s AM F M Stereo radro ca b I ght s step bu mper rear an d protect on guard front con ve n ence group 7 100 GVW and oil er tu 1 equ pment .. .. 15895 4 Dr VB Save s2000 1 Stand trans Sport Parade 1974 Ford Four Wheel Dnve 73 Olds 98 lS Sedan, full power, a 1r. . .. .. . 14395 P B YES We can ~ell you th e form e r owners All of th ese are are trade d m on new Fords, or th e ir tr a de m 74 Cadillac Cpe DeV1IIe, lull power, a1r ... . 16995 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO ......... ~2295 P S These a re not a uctiOn cars Oua hty IS r e m e mbered long afte r pnc e rs forgot ten• 73 V 8 auto NO 74 Cad1llac Cpe DeVille, lull power, a1r .. ... 16995 1972 PINTO WAGON .. . ••• •• • ••• • • •• • s1695 4 cyl a sp lu ggage rack Pomeroy Motor Co. 1974 CHEVROLET IMPALA $4295 4 door 1 owner car and only 10 400 mt les V 8 engtn e w th au tom at c powe r steermg power brakes factory a r tmted glass delu xe body and whee l open ng mold ng s sandstone vin yl sea ts beau t1 ful dark red ftn tsh TRUL y A CRE AM PU FF B It bed 7 lr cond AM F M all pwr accessor ies cru se co ntrol Lany Lavender Strout Realty 1974 CHEVY___ ___ ______!2B95 V 8 sta 'dard tran s RACINE PLUMBING .•Complete & HEATING plumbmg & heatmg servrce and general sheet metal works Free Estrmates Phone 949 5961 Emergency 992 3995 or 992-5700 · ..----TRUCKs----. "V 8 a1r cond mu ch ~971 FORD THUNDERBIRD........ ~2795 For Sale 91 0 Z 28 CA MAR O and 2 horse Ira er Phon e 992 7338 I 12 6tc NE IGLER BU LDI NG SUP 19 73 OLDSMOBILE Cut ass S PLV FOR REMO DE L NG p s. p b and factory a r STE REO PA OlO a !rack ta pe Blown Into Walls AND KITC HEN CAB INET S 25 500 m1 les Call 99 2 3914 comb nat on am fm rad o CA LL GUY NE IGHLER att er 5 pm Ba an ce ~ 1 0 1 40or terms Call and Atl1cs RAC NE OHIO PHONE 949 992 3965 I l d 6tp Free Esltmates 360 4 1 15 fc 12 19 26t c ------19 73 CO ME T 19 000 m le s automa t c transm1 ss on 1ke 1956 FORO - 850 ser es f a--;m tractor w til 1 v e hydrau c new Ca ll any 1 fll e 667 344 2 PI ANO tun ing and repa r J PO n h ch One own er s l2t p and Cha rles S< oll 991 J7 1B 2 039 hours Also almost new 3 12 13 32tp Phone 992 3993 RARE 1968 P lymou th pt h tch Ford mower Ill th 6 ft cutl er ba r Con tact Mar v n Barracuda fas tba ck fa ctory Darly After 5 00 C BRADFOR D Auct oneer Kee baugll Days 992 53 42 a c and fact 4 speed P D B Complet e Serv ce E\len ng s 985 3913 P S sma I V 8 Con la c 99 2 Phon e 9 49 3821or 949 3161 READ Y MI X CO NCR ET I:: de 1605 1 15 6t c Rae~n e Oh o I 12 6tp li vere d r ght to your protec t Thursday Evemngs -EL ECTR O L UX$;~pe7 - ~ e Cr tt Bradfo rd Fast and easy Fr ee 5 lfc model Com p ete w ll al es t mates Ph one 99 2 3284 At700PM clean ng atta chmen ts and Goeg le n Ready M x Co Help Wanted uses pap er bags Sl ght ly used SEPTI C tank s exc avat ng M ddt epor Oil o dump ruck Phon e 742 37 42 bu cleans and loo ks 1 ke new 6 30 tfc FUEL TRUCK dr ve r wa nte d 122026t c W I sel fo r S37 25 cash or must have exper en<e dr v ng term s ava abe Phone 992 SEWIN G MA CHIN E Repa1 rs truck Ma I rep es to Box 1755 FURN TU RE Up holster ng 729E co The Da ly Sen t net se rv1ce a I mak es 992 2284 Rt-as on a bl e rat es fr ee Pome roy Ollto 12 18 ti c Tl1 e Fa br c Shop Pom eroy Belpre 011 10 es t mat es p ckup an d Autho r zed S nge r Sales and 1 16 61C de l ve ry prompt serv 1ce Ph . 423-5061 Se rv ce We sha r pen Sc ssors Mowr ey s Uphol stery Pon t 3 :29 ttc SIEGLER and WAITRES SES nee ded apply n Pleasan t N Va Phone 675 SHO OTIN G match Racine Gun pe rson Crow s Steak House 1 154 MONOGRAM Cub Sunday p m Assorted Pomeroy 12 31 '26t p DO ZER wor k land clear ng by n ts and factory choke gun s 1 tfc the acre hour ly or contract on v Fa rm pond s roa ds etc "iOME Improve ment and 1222tfc Lar ge doze r and operator Repa r Serv ce Anylhmg For Rent or Sale w th ove r 20 yea r s ex f xed aroun d the home from SH OO rtNG Ma tch Ra e ne Gun per enc e Pull ns Exc avat ng roo f to basement You w 1 C ub Sunday Jan uary 19 1 2 BEDROOM Ira er n Rut and Pom eroy Oh o Phone 992 Phone 742 4465 I ke ou r wor k and ra es p 2478 Phone 74'2 5081 I 15 Me 1 17 3 p Pnced for Ourck Sale 12 19 tfc 12 29 lfc ----NOVELTY Fabr c and Crafts 1 New Wood Burnrng rece ntly pu rchased a large For Rent WILL tr• m or cut trees or HEATER-139 95 ve 1tory ot craft suppf es Real Estate For Sale clea n out sh rubb ery Sav e 50 pet to 60 P<l on al l WO power saw s one Me POMEROY LANDMARK ba se ments att1 cs etc 949 7 ROOM house ba th and 2 c r~f closeOuts today Novelt y Cull ough other Bo en s Jilek W Carsey M gr 3221 or 742 444 1 excel lent ne ghbo rhOOd wall r abr cs C~n d Cra fls Belpre Phone 14'2 3656 121526tc Phone 992 2181 01 0 to wa f car pet ng large lot garag e rea sona bl e ut 11t t es CR EMEAN S CONCRE TE de -------- ~ 17 2tp 1 15 4 c Cal 992 3877 NEVER use d anythmg 1 ke 195 7 CHEVY parts NEW I \le red Monda y through 1 9 tf c SHOO TIN G MATC H Corn t say users of Blue Lu st re Saturda y an d ev en ng s Lakewood tractiOn bars hi Ho low Gun Cu b turn f rs t car pet cleaner Ren t elec tr c HOME S No Money Down Phone ·:146 1142 lil cker a r shocks hoo ker NEW r 9 I nft £" M les Cemetery shampo oer \ 1 Baker Fur - Paym ent s ac cord ng to 6 13 tf c headers w th 3 collec tors for Ru tl and Fncto ry clloked n lure Company ncome on Farme rs Home smal l block Cal l 99 2 3496 qu s only Su nday January Ad mm s lrat on loan co n 1 17 3tc after 6 p m BEST OFFER 9 1 p n ve nt ana l f na nc ng also EXCAVA TING dozer loader 10 17 tt c 1 16 3 c 40 INCH gas range exce ll en t ava lab le w th m n mum and ba ckho e wo rk septi c cond t on $35 Phone 992 down Lovely homes n three tank s nstal ed dump truck s CLOSE OU T on new z g Zag 7406 I 17 2tp loca ons n Me•gs Cou nty AUL TI ON Thur sday and and to boys for h re w 11 ha ul se w ng mach nes For sewn ------Som e llom es w th woodf d Sa u r d e~ y n gh t 7 p m a ! f II d rt top so11 1meston e & stre tch fabr cs butt on he esg lot s Ca 1 for more n Mnson Auc t on Hor ton St n 1968 NT ERNA TI,ONAL S~ ~ 4 gravel Call Bob or Rog er fancy des gns etc Paint fo rma t on 992 5976 Mason W Va Con s gnments whee l dr v e be'St off er Pll one Je ffers day pho ne 992 7089 sl ghtly b em Slled CilOICe of we iCOlle Pho 1 e ()0-1) 773 985 3505 near Ch ester 1 15 26tc n1gilt phone 992 3525 or 992 car ry ng cas e or se wn 5471 S232 - - - - - - - - - - 1 2!_ Jl p stand $49 80 cash or termi 10 3 ttc 2 11 tf c BU ILDIN G tot 60 ft frontage ava lable Phone 992 7755 1.,. 70 DOD GE Corone r 500 ex by 165 ft The sec on d lot on eft AUC I1 0 N SALE s tartn g cell ent cond ton pr ced 0 ---12 IS tfc on R verv ew Dr ve L ncoIn EXCELS IOR Sa lt Wor ks Ea st I day J~n 17 at 7 p m 215 se ll Phone 992 5663 -----Man St Pomeroy Al l kinds H II Pomeroy Oh o I f m N Second M dd leport A 1 17 6tp of sa lt wat er pellets water teres ted ca I 99 2 3230 aft er s p Real Estate for Sale Pli.J 0 lets llnd Ends nugge ts blo ck sa t and own m 9 81c house S500 down 0 11 o R ver Salt Phon e 99 2 l I:SE: UkOOM fu r n shed 3 BEDROOM 10 17 ttc 389 1 $90 mon th Phone 991 3975 or -------apar tment Ca l 992 5908 992 257 6 5 tf c 1 17 tfc NO TI CE OF APPOINTMENT 1 3 fc E XCAVAT IN G do ze r CASE NO 21 387 ROOM unfurniShed house Estate ot J erry Culwell 5 base backho e and dlf cher HO USE S5 000 Pll one 992 567 1 ment and ya rd 325 Decea sed wate rl ne foot er s drai ns Sp r ng Avenu e References 1 12 18tc No ce s hereby g ven tha t road s an d bru sh cl ean ng no ----Phone 992 7660 W II an Cu lwell of R R 3 NEW - All elec carpeted 3 ob too small no weath er too 1 8 lfc A ban v Oh o has been duly bad Charl es R Ha tf1eld Rt 1 BR a r condtttonmg elec appo nted ad 1 n strator of the 4 Rutl and 0 Phone 742 6092 range S1 7 soo oo RM apt turn Shed ut 1 t1 es Es lat e of Jerry Cu lwell I 7 26t c pa d one ch ld accept ed John deceased ate of M e gs Cou ty 4 ACRES Rt 33 3m s ol Shee ts 3 m les so uth of Oh o P&J Home Ma ntenan ce Shade 3 BR lu ll basemen! M ddlepor't Cre d tors are r ~qu red to f le hea t ing cool ng r efr 9 2 car ga rage Ow ner wtll I 14 6tp th e r ci a ms w th sa d f du e ary plumbtng electr ca ap -----take land contract w lh n fou r months PI a nces We se rv ce and 608 E COUN TRY Mob le Ho~e ;~k Da ted th s 6th day of Ja nua ry $26 50Q 00 repa r an yt1ng In the home or 19 75 Rt 33 ten m les north of bu s ness 215 N Sec ond MAIN RUTLAND Spac ous older Pomeroy Large ots w th Mann ng D Web ster M dd le port Phone 99 2 3509 home carpet ed modern conc rete pat os s dewal ks P ro be~ e Judge of sa d Cou nt y POM,EROY.... O 1 9 30t c run ner s and off st reel Me gs Cou n ly Oh o kttch en dr s hwasher & park ng Ph<..ne 992 7479 ( 1 10 7 2J Jtc RUTLAND - 1 story frame d sposa l 5 bedrooms ba th & CAR PET mstallat on S1 25 per 12 31 ti c 5 rooms & bat h hv ng R has ha lf !35 00000 yar d Phon e R chard west 843 2667 FURNI SHE0- ~p; --n- M id r e pla c e recentl y f The ..\lmana c 2 BEDROOMS 12 24 26tp dleport ut 1 t1es paLd Phon e renJ v a te d carpet e d Burltngham som e car -------992 :nos befor' e 7 n even ng By Umted Press lnlernaltonal paneled !lied porches NG pettng furn tture mcluded 1 IS 3t c heal garage lot 51xl 25 fodav IS Friday Jan 17 the Sl O BOO 00 17th day of 197> w1th 348 to 3 ROO MS and bat h fu rni Shed JU ST $9 500 oo FAIRVIEW HTS - Lovely n ce and clean Phone 992 follow 307 Spnng Avenue 1931 br ck & frame 4 bedrooms 2 1he moon IS approachmg lis 1 12 6tp baths lovely k lichen & Pomeroy 992 2298 - - - ------~-- - din ng ut lrty R about I first phase CONTACT and 4 ROOM furntsh ed and acre mce workshop n the The mornmg stars are Mars 3 unfu Lots Pauley rn shed apar tme nts rear S26 000 and Saturn Phon e 99 2 5434 Branch Manager Tuppers Plains, 0. TUPPERS PLAINS 1 4 12 tfc I he evemng stars are Mer level acre ranch type home cur) Venus and Jupi ter 2 BR bath nt ce kttchen & SEE US dtnrng hard wood floors Those born on this date are ba sement with forced atr under the s1gn of Capncorn 3 11 lfc heat uti ty R A REAL -----Amrn can sta tesman sc1en FuR N 1SHE D-;p, -Ad~;;-;;,-..,. BARGAIN $13 500 l1sl and author Benjamm Middl eport Phone 992 3874 PORTLAND - 4 nlce level 11 14 tfc lots (good ground ) close to Franklin was born Jan 17 r1ver good dnlled well and 1927 i RAI LER sp ace 2 m les from water system good concrete ON ALL On thiS dav m his tory Pomeroy Rt l4J Phone 992 block garage storage bldg In 1806 the first baby was S8S8 NEW and USED large ho use 4 BR ONLY bo1n '" the White House He - - - -- ------ ~ ~ tfc $4 700 \\ as the son of Thomas and 1 or 3 BEDROOM home r m le ALL CASH FOR YO UR LET US SELL FOR Mar tha Randolph and the ~~~";s~f m erov on Old 33 c an HOME YOU grandson of President Thomas 1 16 6tc 992 2259 or 992 2568 Jefferson FURN~SH-eO--a~;;:t ; ;nt In 1974 Egypt a nd Isra el ut lit es furn shed su table h for two workmg men or reac ed agreement on sep.arat ret red cou pl e L v1ng room You Can Keep II g their forces along the Suez k tchen sh ower and bath On man htghwa y Ma son W Va Your Cool Cana I and hm1ti ng arms Phone 773 su1 at Kuhl's 10 27 ttc Bargam Center - A thought for the daj Benramm Franklm said Doth thou love life ' Then do not squanMr hme for that IS the stuff life '• made of ~~!.~ 9tE~ KINGWOOD WAGON .!3595 HEI,L FUEL OIL HEATERS Apple Grove Chester "'' JUST ARRIVED ---- Modem Chemicals For test drrvmg, Ne ls on Motors lnoPne of these cars at Smith omeroy •I > D&D CONSTRUCTION FREE SUGAR! • I >' NOVELTY FABRIC &CRAFTS HE GOT SO DE.FE ATE5 T OCFO ~E HE -ARNOLD LOO•s JUST LIKE Hl 5 UNCLE B"-D K m g s & Queen s Endo l Ftrst Ha lf By Mrs Herbert Roush Dece mber 11 1974 Won Lost Mr and Mrs Robert Pm sons 84 52 No 6 Ja ck s Club 76 60 of Delaware spen t ThursdHJ Go Go !6 60 Fearso me Four 60 76 rug hi w1lh the latter s motliet No 2 60 76 Mrs Ruth Parsons and son No I 46 90 High lnd Game Ray Pres ton Mrs Edna Parsons Roach '2 01 S I MMcu n 196 and Mark Wo men Opa l Hu pp 161 Dor s Mr and Mrs Don Stevens of Hallh II 160. Culloden W Va \\ ere Sundd\ Hloh Ser ies - Me 1 R t~y Roach SJ I Moses Norma n Women Opa l Hu pp 456 Dor s dinner gues ls of Mr and Mrs Ha lfh 11 .ot1 1. Dallas Hill and Dea n Team H1 gh Gam e and Seres Mr and Mrs Dun Bell en - No 6 654 and 18 3 tertamed 1n honor of P,ml En m s birthday \lith a dmne1 Kings and Qu ee ns Ja nu ary 1 1915 a l their home Attending were W on Lost Mr and Mrs Paul Ervin Mr No 6 8 0 Go Go and Mrs Eugene Ervm and ' 2 Fea rso n e Four 6 1 daug hter Kelly of Bashan Rd Jac k s Clvb 2 6 No I 2 6 Mr and Mrs Flovd Norns No 2 0 B I!Slted M1 and Mrs Rol H gh lnd Ga ne - Me1 Ray Poole1 nt Mt Het mon Roach '228 Moses N o r m<~, 71 Wom en Op al Hupp 200 NeiiC 1 recently Car sey 168 Bi ll Wh eeler and Keith H1Qh Seres Men Rav Roach 50J B 1 Halt e1ct 52 1 As hle) studenls at Oh10 Siale Wom en Opa l Hup p J60 Neac 1 Umversil) Columbus spen t Carsev 437 Team H gh Game and Se r es the weekend With theu - Go Go 618 and 777 parenls Mr and Mrs Alex Wheeler and Mr and Mrs Rober 1 Ashle) Mor nm g Glorw s January 1 1915 Mr and Mrs Edwm d a ass Ex ce ls1or 0 I Co t03 had as limcheon guests at then G&J Au to Par ts 84 home m Colwnbus Miss Lorna G1bbs Groce ry 78 Newel Sunoco 5" Bell and mother Mrs I 01s Bell WMPO 52 Spenc er s Ma rkt-T 39 on Sa hirda\ "h1le Mrs Bell H gh ln d Gan e Mare e 1lSIted he1 daug h<er I orn 1 W lson 196 Ja n enk ns 192 H gh Se r es Ja, Jenk s for the 11 eekend 521 Donna Mc Farla nd 491 Ketth Hay man spent d Team H1gh Cane - Spen \\ l"ekend n tth IHs nephr \\ Bncc cer s Mar ket 783 Tea m H gh Ser es WMPO Har t at Racme 12 67 Mr und Mrs Dorse t Wi lson and sm s of Sissonv ille II Va spen l Sa !urdaj 111lh Mrs Erma Wilson Mr and Mr s Rand all Roberls have purcha sed lhe proper!\ of Mrs Magg1e Roush m Lela rt and 1111! mo1e rhere Rutland Bargain Center t B usm·es s Servi·ces SEWING AND CRAFT CLASSES 1842 Ktng s & Queens Dece mber 10 1974 Won Lost Ja ck s Club 76 52 No 6 16 52 GoGo 7I 54 No 2 60 68 Fearson e Four 5-1 7-1 No I 18 82 H gh I d G<~me Men Ray Roa ch 219 " av Roach '209 Wol11 en Don1 a McF arland 186 Dor s Ha fh II 110 H gh Ser es Men Ray Roa ch 56 1 Moses Norma 1 5<~5 Women Donna McF cHiand 462 Anna Ha lf e d 442 Tea m H1gh Gan1e Go Go 7S8 Team H gh Ser es Jack s Clu b 2125 WA NTED old upr g ht p anos fOR vour o I of M nk acash y cond on Pay ng SIO Cosme ! cs Phone BROWN s f rs I oor onl y w r e 991 ) 113 d g ve d rect ons ro w tt en 1 1 tf C 1 ~'~° Co Box 1 88 Sar d 5 Oh 0 139 16 HUMANE Soc et y Tllr It Shop I 15 61p d U OS> trom Po, eroy ".- os I 011 ce clearan ce on w nter OL D lur 1 lure ce boxes brass cloth ng handm ade fur t:Jeds o' co 1 t n nll ure open F r d ay Wr te M ~P ~e ll ~ruse~f d~ Saturday Po n eroy Oh o Ca t 992 77 60 1 14 4tc IJke 1hl dub hr~.: 1 Js( I 4.. 0Uplr ,rfl nnks nd 111 even1r g uf u te t l m tedP t ett\soon l e\\ Js tn Lh e 1077 -4 1 r I for less hIll eJu J t l it k· John m C lrson SJ0 \\ II cl not ,_, ·' - - - - - - -- - - - - - - ! sl hi shC'fl pufonr u s like UNK autos com plete and lo n ~-: 1ftrr that he \\ ts d91ng 0 I\ td Brt'nnr 1 tnd HiXlnr \ del vered to ou r yard we p ck l llCO up auto bod es and buy a 1 D II gu ftdd ltk c 11 IJcc Usf k. nd s of sc rap me ta s an d h ~~ W t 1 lh un des( r lw·d In hn c In drop h\ 1 \ 11 1 111 p ron R der s Salvage st Rl I?.J R 4 Pomeroy Oh o f',;(\ HIHI IS I d) rllllll ll!J] ( k ufl hc st tgL tnd es t udtenu Ca t 992 5468 smgu also I nmc hed lu t tt < lOll c sou edtl 11 I I.\\ 10 17 tt c ( 1 N r ! C -ttch A Hl s lllg St i f I ll(ll I CAS H pad lor' at n a i<.~S- ~ d.. \\here lOiununst Earl Wi lson nodel~ of mo b le homes \ '"'"til''-.'i In(I " Ien sc UL'i Phone area code 6 4 4"3 95 31 1 sm her 1nrl \\ enl cr 1z\ cHr ~ IVl ge nort of Lhrrn 1 1 I rrnc: 4 13 tf c ho lh 11 11 \ ut her p ic le t t Shelle\ Ackernwn t g,ul M 1111 t!Ulrt Newm r ' I d ) Notice \ \I JU Sin g!-; COilllllC'rCII lS fm llkt II Let usc It s u unmed GU N Snoo t Sat urday Jan 18 7 I 1herg(' go1 hc1 s lc~rt tL \ lt ) putc /l tl tl sl 11 s P f1 M le H I R d As so ted n t~ facto ry cho ked guns NC\\ 11 m s club So chd H1ch t d Ar d Ne\\11 11 34 \\ I 1 U ICd on Y Sponso red by Rae ne ll(>lze1 \\ ho s h td Jc 1d 1ng roles Ius luck !II lll lglng ft sl I re Dep I 15 ]IC Ill th( (I IOOVe rube Su h \C s1n glrs b 11 nd thu St. V(>r II other st 11 s NSIGNME NT S welcome ar te 1ktwusr 111 M nh L1 1 COP& J Avc t on 1 1S No rth I h( \ oung performers h n e hcfon:- hp Jut tilt! Jt l kpot \l ith ~ec ond M dd epor 1 cl mcf' the\ coulcln gt: 9 301c ( 1td1 A H1s1ng St.;1r hkt. s 1t -tn \ \d 1e1e else 1n Ne\\ 'J ork ))( ('!Use he Si:lld }< U! t )H fi rs Ne\\ ll l \1 s ud li e \\) ole tut c m 1 1\ life I Vf' got fl 1\ or of Lh(> pl1ce IS LO Ul re ' un \\11, 1 \\ rs IJm n r :-; ( ou1 l f-: l the111 Sorn rt1mcs H s unb{'lie\ hit Sc' c 111 ('s 1 ust , 1 kmd 1 f \\ tiel tn u eekL nd s 11 s 1\ 1n !u bu st OUR BOARDING HOUSE POMERO Y LA NES Ktngs & Qu ee n ~ Decemb er ] 1974 Won Lo st Jac k s C ub 10 50 No 6 68 52 Go Go 66 5~ No 1 no 60 Fear some Four 52 68 No I 46 7-1 HIQ h It d Gi!n e Ray Roach '214 Moses Nor 1 ;u 10 Wo men Be tt y Sm th 165 Be ll y Sm th 162 H1 gh Seres - Mel Ray Roach 586 B 1 Ma cu n 5 1 Wom en Beo y S n h 485 Anne Ha ff eld 41 9 Team H gh Gan c Jac k s. Club 638 Team H gl Se res No 6 ular For Fast Results Use Sentinel Classifieds ' POMEROY, O. �'· .. ' 10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Fridm•. J;o " · 17, ' . 1 97~ Ford offers $250-$500 rebates 227,500 in Ohio jobless 1200 protesters win $12 million OOLUMBUS (UP II -Tho Ohio Bureau of Employment Services reported today thai a total of %%'7 ,500 Ohioans were muc h~ · W>employed one week or more as of the week endlllg Jan. added , II, an increase of !U,795 over the weekly average for WASHINGTON (UP!) - A amoWJt of the dainages would January, 1974. U.S. District Court has be Hetermined later but that The bureau said lbe weekly average of Ohioans awarded $12 million in appeals alld further litigation W>employed one week or more and claiming Ullfmploymenl damages to 1,2oo persons who could hold up payment for compensalioo to JaDU"ary, 1974 was 85,705. The number of were arrested on tlle steps of years. The jury awarded elgl.t ,~ newly unemployed totaled «,219 for the week ending Jan. tlle Capitol during the Mayday Continued from page I bu yers 11prizes" ranging up to '.:< 11 compared· to the weekly average of 19,839 In January, protests against the VIetnam persoms actually trough! to today. $500. trial but acquitted $3,000 each. War in 1971. m 1974. ''We're goin g to offer a 'I'Qe suit, pressed by the The verdict, reached by a MOSCOW - TilE SOVIET UNION has "emphatically" l'h '% · x:·~~~;;:;:;:o:;;;z<-:o:::::;:::::::::::::-':"e ~ rebate program of $200 to $500 American Civil Liberties -~:,:,~:::::,-~t<l'l':lt<l'l':l~. federal jury Thursday, was the rc;(firmed its commitment w detente and better trade ties with per car 1" Henry, Ford II said first setUernenl of several civil Union, was based on conthe United Sta tes. The official news agency Tass said Thursday Thursday in announcing Ford suits filed against the Met- stitutional • guarantees of night the Kremlin intends lo pursue its policy of accommodation Motor Co.'s entry into the cash ropolitan and Capite! Police freedom of speech and agalrist with the Uni iA!d States..despite the collapse of the 1972 Sovietrebate race. after tlle mass arrests May 5, cruel and tinusual punishment American trade agreement. • ~ ~' We are going to make it a rather than civil rights Ia~. CHARLESTON, W. Va . Ulan I per cent. more 1971. The Tass commentary appeared to be aimed at easing little bit sweeter than ChrysThe Post said the ACLU had (UP!) West Virginians pay Philip Sporn plant in Mason The Washington Post reportWestern fears of a swing away from detente and ending foreign ler's," th e Ford c ha ir m an located 900 of the 1,700 persons more lo light their homes and County is now meeting a mid- ed that the damages .would speculation about a possible Soviet power struggle related to the added. . trade dispute. The dispatch , entitled "Do not lay the blame at our run their televisions and 1975 sulfur regulation by amount tc about $10,000 for arrested and would .try 10 Chrysler Corp., the No. 3 sales," Ford sa id, admitting contact all those Involved. door ," ridiculed Western fears that the Soviet action meant a stereos because the · statAl's burning · fuel with a sulfur each person arresiA!d. automaker, launched its "Car his company's plan was in clean air regulations are twice More than 12,000 persons of I. 7 per cent, or less, . content The Post also said retired radical shift in Kremlin policy. Oearance Ca rniva l" Monday direct response to the Chrysler as strict as Ohio's, lhe Ap- the firm said. ••ere arrested during the weekDistrict of Columbia Police offering rebates of $200 to $400 progr<-~ m . palachian Power Co . said "By contrast, power plans in Chief ·Jerry V. Wilson and long Mayday protests but most Bu yers of Ford Pintos, to new car bu ye rs. Th e Thursday. Ohio are burning coal with a Capitol Police Chief James of them-Including 1,192 automaker said il sold 3,200 of Mav eric ks and Mercur y Basically, the disparity in substantially higher sulfur Powell were ordered to pay arrested on the Capitol stepstlle small cars it featu red in th e Come ts can expecl rebates of elect<icty charges between content, because regulations partial damages for violating were never prosecuted. The $200 ; a $.100 rebate on the 1975 West Virginia and its neighbor- do not go into effect tllere WJtil demostrators' constitutional courts later ruled that most of Continued from page 1 Mustang II hardtops and Two ing stales is attributed w a June 30, or 30 monthS after rights, making false arrests, tlle arrests had been illegal. War II reeessions. Plus models; a $500 reba te on difference in tlle cost of fuel Appalachian had to. meet West false imprisonment and maliThe I ,700 were arrested as Other statistics : 1975-model Mustang II Mach consumed, the utility said. tlley listened to a speech by Virginia's stringent Kanawha cious prosecution. Invenwries were up 4 per One models and Ghia models; Appalachian said in a state- Valley standards," the utility TONITE .Ihru SUN . According to the Post, the Rep. Ronald DeUums, D-Calif. cen t bot, this is also a bad sign. $500 on 1974-model CaprL' and Jan . 17-18-19 ment that it has three plans in said . size of each individual award Dellums, who was not $.350 on Ford's new Supr rca b It means -customers are not the Kanawha Valley where As a result , the firm added, THE CHINESE will be based on the amoWlt of arrested, was awarded $7,500 buying , so retailers and light trucks. PROFESSIONALS regulations effective Jan. I, clean air rules in West Virginia time a person was illegally for violation of his First "We feel a cash rebate at this wholesalers are accumulating ( T echni colorJ 1973, require the burning of bave "forced the purchase of detained. Payments in each Amendment rights. merchandise in warehouses Star r ing maste r s of t e time will help influence potencoal with a sulfur content of not higher quality, more costly catagory range from $12tl for 12 Many of tlle demonstratcrs marti al arts'. tial buyers who have been and back lots. When the upturn coal, resulting in increased were held in tlle D.C. Coliseum bours lc $1,800 for 48 tc 72 Also arrives, these will be the first reluctant w purchase automoSCALAWAG costs for electricity not only for hours. for up to three days before they I RI biles because of the current items lo be sold, meaning the ( Technicolor ) industria-l customers, but also The Post said the exact were released. impetus to the economy from economic climate.'' said John IGJ for all of our customers in the new orders will be even longer Show Starts 7:00p.m, B. Naughton, Ford vice presistate." in arriving. The firm 's response came With deelines of 7.0, 1.6, and only one day afiA!r two West 1.9 per cent in the first three PT. PLEASANT - Homer TO OUR GRANDDAUGHTER, SHANNON LYN, NOV. 15, 1974 Virginia senators lashed out at quarters, real GNP for caleildPVT. ROBERT LEE Johnson, 77, West Columbia, er 1974 fell 2.2 per cent after LAWSON, Jr., sou of Mr. and became suddenly ill at his the fuel adjustment clause, To the sweet little angel that just arrived rising 5.9 per cent in 1973 and Mrs. Robert Lawson, Sr., home Thursday evening and which allows automatic rate And made us feel younger and more alive 6.2 per cent in 1972. Economists Racine. has completed eight was dead on arrival at hikes. instead of older, like grandparents should· Consider 4.0 per cent about weeks of training for Pleasant Valley Hospital. He Oh w hold you, if only we could! ' ideal for long range noninflamilitary pollee work at Fori was a retired car repairman of Denver C. Bowen Do you realize, you sweet little tlling tionary growth. Gordon, Ga. Pvt. Lawson the New York Centrai All the happiness to Mommy and Daddy you'll bring? Prices of all goods and Railroad . was home with his parents died on Thursday Of course, tllere'll be bolUes and diapers galore services calculated for GNP from Dec. 19 until Jan. 12 on · Funeral services will be ' MASON, W.Va.Denver C. And nights that somebody will walk the floor, rose 10.2 per cent in 1974, just a holiday leave. On Jan. 12 Sunday at I :30 p.m. at !be But through it all, their love you'll keep Into the double-<ligit region of ·he flew from Columbus to Salem Church with Rev. Bowen, 64, Mason, a moulder Because you're their little girl and oh, so sweet; runaway inflation. The conCalifornia where he will be George Hoschar officiating . at the West Virginia Malleable I had four boys, but never a girl sumer price index, which stationed. Burial will follow in the Sun- Iron Works in Point Pleasant, To sew pretty dresses or soft hair to curl· measures the shift in the cost of crest Memorial Cemetery . was dead on arrival Thursday But God in His wisdom, knew what to. do,' living due to retail price Friends may be received at the morning at Pleasant Valley He granted us a wish, and nQW there is you. changes is expeciA!d (() advance Foglesong Funeral Home in Hospital. He had become ill There may be other grandchildren to come from an apparent heart attack about 12 per cent when final .Mason Saturday. Bul you are our first, and now, only one, 1974 figures are tabulated next COLUMBUS IUPti - Feder- Mr. Johnson was born Nov . while on duty. aJ .state summary ot Ohio Mr. Bowen was a veiA!ran of So if we tend lo spOil you or make too much fuss week. 21, 1897, in West Columbia and livestock auctions Thursday : WW ll and served four years in I hope Mommy and Daddywon'tget teo angry with us, · In dollar IA!rms, and inCattle : Compared to last was a son of the late Jacob and the Marine Corps. He was a Because one of these days, when you'rea big girl cluding the effects of price Thur sday slaughter steers 2 Mary Chapman Johnson. Some nice boy will come.along and give you a whirl, Save increases, total GNP rose $11.7 lower, slaughter heifers steady He is survived by his wife, member of the Local 3941 Then there'll be a wedding, later a baby or two, to 1.50 lower, slaughter cows 1 billion in the fourth qtljlrler to a lower in Bucyrus, .75·3 higher ·Lucy Edwards Johnson; three United Steel Workers. some-before He was born Nov. 21, 1910, in Then Mommy and Daddy will know hQW we feel about you. seasonally adjusted annual in Wilfnington , slaughter bulls sons , Richard. Toledo, 0 .; -By Mrs. Elza Gihnore, Jr., Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy ." it says rate of $1,428.0 billion ($1.4 steady to I higher, vealers -4 Verna , West Columbia, and Pomeroy, a son of Charles trillion ). The third quarter lower, Ieeder cattle 1·2 lower . Gerald, Mason; four brothers, Wesley and Anna Kasper Slaughter steers : Cho ice 925· DESIGNATED LANDMARK 'l:c:._ increase was $32.5 billion at an 1030 lb yield grade 2·4 37.-39.50, Oscar and Harry, Clifton, and Bowen. WASHINGTON (UP!)- The Survivors include the wife, annual rate. good 33-35 75, standard 28.25· George and Morris, West 33.75. Edith Nondus Theiss Bowen, Cloudy, not as cold tonight 0ncinnati Music Hall, erecled Slaug.hter heifers : Choice and Columbia ; two sisters, Mrs. Mason; two daughters, Mrs. lows in the up~r 20s. Cloud~ m 1878, has been officially prime 960· 1095 lb y ield grade 2· Connie Gibbs, Athens, and designated a historical land4 36-38 50, choice yield grade 3-4 Mrs. Esta Roush, Portland; Phyllis McDaniel, Rt. 2 Saturday, chance of snow or mark. 33,36.25, good 28-35. Cheshire, and Mrs . Joan rain, highs in the lower 40s. "The national recognition of Slaughter cows: Utility .. and seven grandchildren and two Varian, Mason; a brother, Probability of precipitation 20 .. commercial 775-1600 tb 13.30· grea t-grandc hildre n. the landmark ,.of the late 19th Edward Bowen, Pomeroy, and per cent tonight, 50 per cent Continued from page I 20.60. cutter 12.85·15. Century westward movement Saturday. emergency vehicle. S·laughter bulls : Yield grade 1 six grandchildren . comes appropriaiely In ·time 11 Funeral services will · be In the meantime, Meadows ~~~~51 ,b ~t;~~~0205 . 250 ib 54. Now you Know ' for the American Bicentennial Veterans Memorial Hospital had opened doors trying to air 55 . Saturday at I :30 p.m. at the The popular 19th century celebration," Sen. Robert Taft out the house and when the Feeder cattle : Choice and ADMITTED Eugene Foglesong Funeral Home, French historian Jules Jerry Mason . Rev. Chesler Tennant Michele! often went into public Jr., R-Ohlo, said in announcing specially built vehicle arrived prime sleers and bulls 325-650 Roush , Rutland; the designation. 'Is f .1. . . lb 20-27 . good 300-635 lb 18-23. F g M"ddl 0 t J t will officiate and burial will I act I tics were Immediately choice and prime heifers 315 -600 er uson, I ep r ; ane urinals and breathed deeply lo The Music Hall, designed by put into use. lb 18.5-24.75. good 300·600 17 25· Marcum , Rutland; Brian follow In Gravel Hill Cemetery, inspire him to wriiA! about the Cincinnati. architect Samuel Stevens said "Almost all of 20.50. Bowers, Reedsville; . Floyd Cheshire. corruption of prerevolutionary . Hannaford, illustrates Ger"tal . Hogs : Barrows . and gilts , Bush Ne Haven th e VI Friends will be received at France. Signs were gone. steady, US 2-3 181 -247 tb 39.56. ' w · . . man-American singing Another five minutes and it 40.50. DISCHARGED - Palrtcla the funeral home after 7 p.m. SQUAD CALLED festivals which mark the would have been tragic " Sows 2.50 higher in Bucyrus. Roush, Lola Greer, Pearl today. The Pomeroy Emergency cqiture of"the ~iod. ' . . · steady to 1.55 lower in Sc b . v· 'I y b h P.oItee Said a furnace was Wilmington. US 1-3 330-655 lb ar erry, trgl ar roug ' Squad answered a call to lelhng fum es ·1nto the house. 32.60.3< .50. few in Bucyrus Lydia Ebersbach, Margaret HOSPITALIZED Another reliable source said 36.90. Donahue , Shirley Gregory , Henderson; Thomas Jones , 1\!idwest Steel, ·E. Main St., Jim Cochran, Gallipolis, FeederJ'Igs 2.75 higher . US Charles Nel·mey•r Velma Cheshire; Enoch Markham, at 11:25 a.m. Thursday for th e furnace apparen UY \\as ' not utility grandson an 2-3 30-55 lb 12-25 50 < ' of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. George Johnson, Mason, who properly vented which due to per head. · Newell, Edward Willet. Kenova; Mrs. Basil Crews, U."ballkol had received a knee injury. He Williams, Middleport, un-· near zer9 temperat!tres last Sheep : Shorn slaughter lambs Thurman; Danelle Jenks, was taken to Veterans derwent lung surgery at Holzer the century night was "kicking on" more 2. 40 higher. choice and prime Mason ; and Barton Anthony, • · fal l shorn pelts 95-119 lb 42.10· Memorial Hospital where he Medical Center Wednesday. wtablllllld 1872 Holzer Medical Cente.r Point Pleasant. 44. :was treated and released. · His room number is 238. (Jan. 16, Discharged) Sarah Adams, Daniel ArHAS SURGERY thur, Ruby Bossard, Landon RACINE - Mrs. Robert Hill. All Accounts Insured to $40,000.00 by the Browning, John Vernon Burris, RD. Racine, underwent major Federal Deposit ln<~Ji"ance Corp. JURY AT WORK II, Katherine Caldwell, Mrs. surgery today at Holzer PT. PLEASANT - The Michael Cremeans .and son, Medical Center. Her room Mason County grand jury Ernest Criner. Kevin Doughty, number is 308 for those who returned this morning for its Darin Eggers, Lavonne Evans, wish to send cards. second day o[ deliberation. Thomas R. Farley, Lillie Prosecuting Attorney Don C. Gheen, Edward Grumman, Kingery was closeted with Jr., Margaret Hamilton, Anjurors most of Thursday when nabel Harper, Harold Hood, they considered special Larry Hudson, Mrs. Roger I charges made by Judge James Johnson and son, James D. Lee Thompson , and continue Jones, Jr., Herman Kincaid, presentments. Save in this sale - Womens Winter Coats .112 Price _ Kate Knotts, Rose Lawson, Donna Lucas, Sarah Mayo, Womens Sportswear, save over 112 - sale prices on Deborah McCoy, FraQklin Womens Winter Sleepwear- save over .l/2 on Gkls SportsMeadows, Patricia Mills, Mary wear and Womens Dresses and Evening Wear. Jean Murphy, Timothy Nolan, THREE ASSISTED MASON, W. Va . - Three Terry Phillips, Gwendolyn persons were assisted by the Porter, Henry Rider, Unda Mens and Boys Shirts lf2 Price • Mens Double Knit Sport Mason Emergency Squad Sheets, Grover Smith, Ruby Smith, Donna Wooten. Thursday. At 9 a.m. Mrs. Coats $24.88. Save on Mens Denim Western Jack~ts • (Births) James Hurlow was returned Mens and Boys Winter J,ackets - Lined Overall Jackets • Mr. and Mrs . Gary Lee Hunt,home here from Pleasant Coveralls. Valley Hospital. Mary Beagle a son, Ewington. . was taken there at II: 25 a.m., and at 4: IS p.m. Homer ' Johnson ," of near West Pleasant Valley Hospital Special Sale Prices on Dinette Sets -'Grandfather Clocks. Columbia. was rushed to the DISCHAR.GES Mrs . hospital but was dead on Bernard Coo~, Mason ; Mrs. arrival. Conrad · Befkley, ·Point Pleasant; Mrs. Curtis Milam, Gallipolis; Dnlama Neal. Point At the Mechanic Street Warehouse save on Rubberback Pleasant; Mrs. Frances Clark, Carpet and RCA XL 100 Color TV Consoles and Portables. ALUMINUM Henderson ; Robert Langdon, FIBER . ., Glenwood; Mrs. James Harlow, Mason ; Allen Cox, Gallipolis; Mrs. Harold Bright, ROOF COAT • Point Pleasant: Mrs. Cecil Open Friday and Saturaay Til8 P.M. PH. 992-3629 l'Oi\lElW\ .Dwlcan and son, New Haven : s Gal. Mrs. Ronald Dailey and son, Portland ; ·Mrs. Thomas Clary and daughter, Crown . Gity ; . . •. ' . . Ches1er, o. Pleasan t: Douglass · Stewart, 985-3301 r - ·Hartfo rd ; Okey . J ordan. ··~·• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •.••••••••••••·-~ ; DETROIT (UP! ) - The name of the game is cash rebate, and two of the nation:S " Big Three" automobile maker~ are playing . The less-thanincidental object is to boost . slumping auto sales. The game offers new car first two days of the rebate program. The Ford plan begins immediately and extends through Feb. 28 and will give cash rebates to buyers of five small ca r lines and one light truck model. Chrysler's pla n is limited to selected models within a car line ove r its five-week run. , General Motors Corp. hasn't joined the rebate game, but has wid customers they will be protec ted if the No. 1 compan y decides later to offer reba tes or cu t prices. "We have big stocks in dealerships of small cars and we hope this will boost the dent for sales. "We look on this as a News. needed move lo improve con sumer confidence," he • • in Briefs Ohio less strict Figures MEIGS THEATRE Homer Johnson died Thursday · Money . talks. The Poet's Corner Fans may be banned frOm games if trouble persists at schools GALUPOLIS - Gallia County law enforcement agencies and County Supt. of Schools C. Comer Bradbury said Saturday future disturbances at county high school basketball games or other school functions may result in games being played without spectators . Participating in a conference Thursday on problems raised by recent disturbances were Sheriff Oscar C. Baird, Municipal Court Judge RobertS. Betz and . Jt•venile Judge R. William Jenkins ·and Bradbury . Students vi olating the school poli cies Sheriff Baird called the session to are subJ<.'ct to suspension. Poli cies a r~ us discuss recent disturbances at school follows: "Students shall not bring onto atllle'tic conlesls. sc hoo l pr opert y, or have in !heir In-a release made public Saturday. it possessi on , nor use alcoholi c drinks and was pointed out that alcoholi c beverages narl'otit·s in any manner on school and. the use of drugs are not permitted on property or while participating in or at· school premises under regulations adopted tend ing any sc hool sponsored activity. by the Gallia Local Board of Educati on. Off enders will be sub jed to suspension and The regulalions are outlined in each hand- possible court action." . book provided in the four Gallia County Supt . Bradbur y said all athletic High Schools. directors will rigidly enforce those poli cies end thai no one will be admitted to any athletic evenl-: who appears to be intoxicated or have been drinking. ·Challenge faces _utility She riff Ba ird agreed that deputies will continue to be assi gned to games upon reques t of the four athletic directors . He indicated that if at any time during the gam e fans in the stands become unruly or spectators come onto the playing area, all spectators will be required to leave the stands in order that the game or games ca n be continued without interruption . COLUMBUS (UP! ) - The newly-forrhed proposed rate increase on middle and lowCoalition of Concerned Utility Users plans incOme consumers. lc challenge the 19 per cent emergency The coalition includes the Ohto Comrate increase sought by the Columbus and mission on Aging, Columbus Welfare Southern Ohio Electric Co. Monday when Rights Organization, Columbus Melthe state Public Utilitie~ Commission ropolitan Area Community Action bolds a public hearing on it here. Organization and Agler Gr een Ed Harter, CCUU attorney, said his Townhouses Inc. witnesses would testify on the effects of the Rain or snow, changing to rain in south Sunday. Highs mid low 40s. Rain changing to snow in south Sunday night and colder. Lows 18 to 25 in southeast. Monday mostly cloudy and colQer, chance of flurries. tmts _VO_L._9_N_0._5~1-'-------· GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT SUNDAY, JANUARY 19. 1975 Elberfelds ·In Pomeroy Open Friday and Saturday Til 8 PM JANUARY SALE DAYS .. at The Inn-Place and The Hallmarks FRIDAY .and SATURDAY 9:30 TIL 2:00 MEIGS INN - '22" BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE · Elb·erfelds •1·n ·p. . ·· ~r~liaJ:'es ;:.eo~:~· Bi~~~~i om_ e . ro, J \ '. . , I . Re1Jching More 1'111111 12,000 Middleport-Pomeroy PRICE 25 CENTS ,..- School hit, $5 is taken \ Two Women .:• Your Invited Guesl Fmnilies Weather ~=c:p · lEARNING TilE ROPES - Mrs." Dorothy Condee, standing, newly elected ~alha County. Audit~r,and Mrs. Harrtette Willer, seated r ight, are receiving first hand on-the JOb lratmng from Mrs. Lora Dickey, deputy audi tor for Auditor Morton L. Dtckey, who wtll retire March 8 when Mrs. Con dee will assume auditor 's dulles. Mrs. Wtllcr Will be her chief deputy . + Weather Market Report . Sheriff Baird said : " It is impossible for two or three deputies to cope with a crowd of several hundred people." He said ·he, "hopes the majority of the fans and spec tat ors will help school offici als and deputies in ordt'r to maintain crowd control. " The sheri ff further indicated that all law violators, whether adul t or j uvenile, will be charged and. brought to court. The four officials attending Thursday's mee ting agreed that the recent disturbances were unfortunate and un. called for and Uta! in the future, all violators .should be fully prosecuted. If the si tuahon is not corrected immediately, U1e schools will be forced to play games without spectators, play games on Saturday afternoons , or cancel games altoge ther. It was hoped thut a few non· conforming: people will not ca use the majori ty of orderly spectators to be denied the privilege of watching future athletic contests. MOTHERS MARCH OF DIMES -Preparing materials for the ~nnual Motbers March to take place Thursday are, left tc r1ght, Mrs. Carol Jean Adams, campaign director of • Ute Meigs County Chapter; Mrs. Debbie Buck, and Mrs. · Janet Downie, members of the board of directors. Other members of the board are Mrs. Joanne Williams and Mrs. Jennifer Anderson. Countywide march set by mothers on Thursday POMEROY - The annual Mothers March for the National Foundation March of Dimes will take place in Meigs CoWl ty Thursday. . Mrs. Carol Jean Adams, campaign dtrector for the Meigs CoWlty Chapter, announced Saturday the door-to-door campaign for fWlds to fight birth defects will be conducted in Pomeroy, Middleport, Rutland, Syracuse, Chester and Tuppers , Plains from 5 to 9 p.m., and in Racine beginning at 2 p.m. Residents are asked to turn on Uteir porch lights. Cannislers have already been placed do th.e Mothers March. Mrs . Janet Downie is chairwoman rar the Pomeroy.Syracuse workers. Chairwomen for the other areas are Mrs. Sally Caldwell, Tuppers Plains; Mrs. Pal Thomas, Chester; Mrs. Jan Cordone and Mrs. Beverly Williams, Racine; and Mrs. Judy Snowden, Rutland . Mrs . Adams pointed out that all workers will b~ wearing March of Dimes Contmued on page 2 in area business establishments and March of Dimes cards will go into the schools later this month. Those not contacted, may mall donations to Mrs. Joaime Williams, treas!U:Ilr, Nalional Foundation March of Dimes, c-o The Farmers Bank and Savings Co., Pomeroy. - As in previous years, the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will be conilllcting the fund drive in Middleport where members of the POMEROY - The Meigs County Xi Gamma Mu Chapter under the Association of Trustees and Clerks elected leadership of Mrs. Sue Zirkle will solicit; " Bernard Gilkey president at its .and in ·Pomeroy and Syracuse where organizational meeting recently at the members of the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter will IVI"eigs Inn. Other officers elected were David Koblentz, vice president ; William F. Harris,. sricretary.treasurer 1 and Charles Bissell on the executive committee. GALLIPOLIS - James E. Phillips 2S on tcwnship road 341, four tenths of a mile Speaking at the meeting was Dale of Gallipolis, has been charged wi tll south of Rt. 325 in Meigs County. Officers Teeters, Washington Court House, on the following conclusion of an investigation of said an auto driven by Terry L. Mc- topic, local government. The dinner tab Thursday night's headon collision on Cj!lland, 17, of Langsville, skidded on an was picked up by the Southeastern Ingles Hill in Gallia County. icy place in the road and slammed into a Equipment Co., of Gallipolis, James Allen , HciJI!(talized and still listed in critical vehicle operated by Oscar W. Morgan, 67, manager. condition as a result of that collision was of Bidwell. There was moderate damage to Carol Ann 1Miller, 29, Patriol Star Rt., a both cars. AnoUter Meigs Coimty mishap ocpassenger tn the car ·lhat Phillips' car hit. Mrs. Miller suffered facial injuries and curred on County Road 399, one ten·th of a multiple other injuries. . mile east of Rt. 248, where an auto driven Also admitted at Holzer were Michael by Margaret T. Brown, 53, of Reeds~ille, D. Miller, age 3, who is reported in slid on a sheet of ice, striking a stalled car satisfactory condition and Phillips, who is car owned by Helen L. Baker, Rt. I, Long By BOB HOEFLICH ·also in satisfactory condition. The Gallia- Bottcm. There was moderate damage, but POMEROY - Probably a number of Meigs Post State Highway Patrol said no charge was filed. years ago when she was a student at A Saturday accident occurred on Rt . 7 Pomeroy High School, PhY.llis , Evans Mrs. Mill~r was pinned in the wreckage. Ice covered roads were blamed for at Swan Creek. Bridge when a pick-up Given never dreamed that one day politics three other accidents investigated Friday driven by <;alaway Napier, 47, Prbc- would be her game . torville, went out of control on an ice And although .she did enter the and early Saturday. The first occurred at !2:40p.m. Friday covered roadway and struck the bridge political field quite by accident, Mrs. railing. Given today is one of the top legislators in West Virginia. The daug~ter of Mrs. Ray Evans of Pomeroy and the late Mr. Evans, Mrs. RACINE - Pros and cons of an- session last Monday night, the council Given planned no political career. It nexation of a four square mile area tc the elected Albert Hill ·president and Virginia evolved after the death of her husband, · Village of Racine will be aired at a public Hendricks was given her oath of office as Harold M. Given , in 1959 when she realized meeUng lc be held at 7 p.m. Thutsday at councilwoman lc replace Dennie Hill who that she would have to supplement her the Racine Fire House. · resigned. Frank W. ·Porter was again income . She had two small children to rear . Luckily she was offered a position of ~cine Village officials are sponsoring appQin ted· solicitor. · state director of women 's activities fOr the the open Il)eeting on the proposed anThe coUncil approved a budge' oi then new political awarement program nexation.which covers some 40 to 50 homes · $49,530 for the new year which includes : in back of Racine·and along tlie Ohio River rnaypr, $500; clerk, $550; treasurer, $400· that came to be kn own as COPE started by below the Racine Dam to Yellow Bush ~olicitor, $50; elections , $55; council, $77S, the AFL-CIO. She recalls her acceptance: Creek. m the adl)1inis tralion fund; fire truck fund , "This wa s the Kennedy year. We Continued on page 2 Meeting for their org~nizalional Gilkey president of trustees and clerks D WI charged by patrol owi MERCERVILLE - Gallia County sheriff's deputies Fr iday night investigated a breaking and entering at Hannan Trace High School. According w Paul Dillon, high school principal , the school was entered some time between 5 and 10 p.m. while the school's basketball team was at North ' Gallia High School. Entry was made by going through. a rear windo"w. Deputies said the lntrude.r attempted to enter tbe kitchen but could not get the door ·opeo. Instead, he w'enlto the boiler room and obtained two screw drivers which were used to force the door open to tlle principal's office. Missing was $5 in change. · Footprints outside the building indicated the visitor left by walking down the hill and through the football field toRt. 218. Sheriff Oscar C. Baird reported that Ute deputies, Wlder policies established tllrough the Gallia Local Board of Education in the high school handbooks, with assistance from Cliff Wilson, North Gallia Principal, removed three spectators, who had ·been drinking," from the building Friday night prior to t)le North Gallia - Hannan Trace baskeitiall game. "Drinking and otller problems at school functions will not be tolerated," Baird said. JAYCEE WEEK OBSERVED - .City Manager Paul Wlller, left, has pr.oclauned the week of Jan. 19-25 as Jaycee Week fn Gallipolis. Pictured with W11ler Is Internal V.•ce President Bill YoWlg discussing activities which have been planned for Jaycee Week in the Gallipolis area. Jaycee ·Week is here GALLIPOLIS - City Manager Paul Willer Saturday proclaimed the week of January 19-25 as Jaycee Week in Gallipolis and asked local organizations to cooperate in the observance. He said the purpose of the week is to focus attention on young men and the work they are doing, and emphasized ihal the Gallipolis area Jaycees have done an outstanding job In the fields of community service and leadership development. The week celebrates the founding of ' ' the Jaycees in 1915, when Henry Giessenbier saw a need for a young men's civic group and organized the first chapter in St. Louis. The Gallipolis area Jaycees GALLIPOLIS - Farmers Home were formed in 1967. The name of the Administration and Cong. Clarence Miller national organization was changed from Saturday announced the approval of a U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce to The $1,207,000 loan to the Gallia County Rural U. S. Jaycees in !965 at the national conWater Association. venlion of the young men's civic group. Purpose of the loan is to assist in the Bull on a solid foundation of creating extension of water lines for the rural oppor !unities for leadership training system. through commWJity betterment projects, As a result nf'the loan, a total of 64.5 the Jaycees today number over 300,000 miles of water Tines will be installed, plus a strong, are active in 7,000 communities in new 20,000 gallon stand type tcwer at the UniiA!d States. Crown City and a booster station in the Willer is no stranger lc Jaycee acvicinity of Sugar Creek . tivilies. The Farmers Home Administration has He was active in the Dundein, Fla ., previously provided assistance for the Jaycees from 1964 to 1970. In 1964 the rural water project. Gallipolis City Manager was named $} 207 000 Joan made for water "Jaycee of the Year." He was president of the Dunedin Jaycees in !965. In 1966 Willer was named state membership chairman for Florida. During h1s tenure in that office, Florida became the number ' one state organization in tlle United States. Willer attributes much of his success to experience in the Jaycees . He pointed out that the J~ycee public speaking program, called "Speak-Up, " was especially helpful. Said Willer, "My start in government can be directly attributed to my association with the Dunedin .Jayce_es.'' WANTS REVERSAL WASHINGTON (UP! ) - Rep. Thomas S. Foley, D-Wash., who is expected to win the chairmanship of the House Agriculture Committee, said Saturday he will urge . swift action to overturn an administration order slashing food stamp Benefits for the needy. Foley emerged as the probable new head of the panel after the House Democratic Caucus voted 144-141 lo unseat Rep. W. R. Poage, "0-Tex., a 38-year congressional veteran who had been agriculture chairman for eight years. Pomeroy woman is popular with voters To annex or not annex - worked very closely .;,ilh him during the primary. I got to know him well, and like most women, thought he was one of tlle most charming men I'd met. Too, he and my late husband had much in common. Both had served in the navy as lieutenants in the South Pacific. "! worked Wllil after. the November election . Then I fell the children needed me more tban the politicians. I became mother and father again." In the 1960s Mr.i . Given had several part-time jobs, hut she kept returning to politics. A Democrat in Kanawha CoWJty, Mrs . Given was persuaded lo run for the House of Delegates while working in the West Virginia Senate. She made the grade and has since gained national recognition as a lawmaker. In 1971 she was sent to the conference of the l'{ational Society of Stale Legislators in Philadelphia . She was e leele~ to thenational board that. year and again in 1972. In 1973, she was eleciA!d MRS. GIVEN chairman of the legislative journal. In her sta.te, Mrs. Given led the ticket in the last election, becoming the first woman in West Virginia who has had a plurality vole in the House of Delegates· election and the only incumbent ,reelected in Kanawha County. Mrs. Given is known for her voting record which sometimes does not follow party lines, but rather a pattern of supporting measures which she feels are best for the people. ·• Her main items of c(;Jncern, during:her third term, are legislation to remove the consumer sales tax on food for home . consumption; a solution.for the problem of upkeep of "orphan roads" ; legislatim\ to place parents and citizens on textbook seieclion committees, and IegL~lation to protect non-political individuals from data collection that is an invasi<in of privacy. Now grown, Mrs . Given's.chlldren are Barbara, a graduate from Denison Universi'ty with a degree . in political science, and her son, Harold , who is at; tending Morris Harvey College. 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