http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/6a2a016b960160e1647612178d53e410.pdf 1c6acbcbb30558f8821ad96fc4ccde49 PDF Text Text ' 16- The Dally Senti""' 111lddleport-Pomeroy, 0., Feb. 17, 1572 Peking · (Continued from page I) been produced by conviction, not by personalities or the ·· prospect of tactical gains." ''We are talking at hist," Nixon added. "We are meeting as equals." It will be Monday 'morning in Peking when Nixon's blue and white jet touches down in the imperial city-10:30 p.m. EST Sunday in America. r r . . Utility (Continued from page 1) - The Dayton Power and Light Co. was given authority to impose a complete freeze and deferral of all new gas loads, including residential, beyond corrunitments of Oct. 31. 1972. riday and Saturday at LETART FALLS - Heavy . damages were reported in a car-truck accident Wednesday at 10 a. m. on SR 338 in Letart Falls. The Meigs Count y Sheriff's Dept. said Carroll · Henry White, 31, Racine, Rt. 2, was traveling south on 338 when he collided in a curve with a truck driven by Herman Harry Will, 63, Pomeroy, Rt. 2. The truck, loaded with gravel, belonged to the Meigs County Highway Department. Both men suffered onl y · minor injuries and were not immediately treated. There were no arrests. White's car was demolished, and the truck had heavy damage. E-R Unit Busy The Middleport E-R squad answering a call at 3:41p.m. Wednesday to the Emma Pullins home on Brownell Ave., removed her to the office of Dr. R. R. Pickens, then to Veterans Memorial Hospital,. where she died. At 10:07 p. m. Wednesday, the squad was called to deliver oxygen to the Kyger Creek Power Plant where an employe had become ill on a boat. However, the patient h'ad been removed by the Point Pleasant squad when the Middleport unit arrived . At 8:45 a. m. Thursday, the squad went to the home of Mrs. E;mma Brickies, Broadway St. in Middleport. Mrs. Brickles, who suffered a possible broken hip in a fall, was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. CLOSINGS MONDAY Closing Monday in ob· servance of President's Day will be The Farmers Bank and Savings Co., The Pomeroy National Bank and its Rutland Branch, the C[fizens National Bank, and offices of the Meigs County Courthouse. Rural and city mail deliveries will not be made in ei !her Pomeroy or Middleport as well as from other third and fourth class post offices. Box patrons wiH receive mail in their boxes and mail will be received and dispatched. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Ohio Extended Outlook Saturday through Monday : Cold Saturday and war· mlng trend Sunday through Monday. Highs Saturday In the mid ZOs to mid 30s, ·rising to the 40s by Monday. lows Saturday and Sunday mornings in teen• and low · 20s and Monday morning to 20 to JO •.Variable cloudiness Saturday and Sunday and a chance of rain or snow Monday. MEIGS THEATRE Tonight, Feb. 11 NOT OPEN Outstanding values .in womens wash dresses and dusters included in this sale. Our regular stock. all washable cotton prints . Misses iJnd half sizes . STRINGS Regular 2.39 and 2.95 Strings While they last . Popular toys - very well made. Will last . for years-including : Music Box Clock Radios - Cameras Music Box T.V.'s Harry Hppper · Milk Wagons Three Men In Tub Frisky Frogs Lacing Shoes Roly-Poly Chime Balls Chubby Cubs Mini Copters Queen Buzzy Bees Rock-a-Stack Milk Carriers Play Family Play Family Farm Tip Toe Turtles Birthday Pocket Radios Tool Work Benches Play Family Fire Engines MISSES SIZES 6 TO 20 AND HALF SIZES 12lh TO 24lh PYREX WARE SPECIALS CRYSTAl GLASS OVENWARE IN MEMORY of Pearl W. Plus ITechnicoiorl Beki m Fehmlu SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Williams who lef l us 5 years ago Feb . 17. 1967 . Sadl y missed by wife, childr en and grandchi ldren . 2-17 -llc You will see the most beautiful selection of Women's New Spring Dresses at Elberfelds - in the busy Ready To Wear Department on the second floor. I / Come in and choose se veral we have styles and sizes for everyone. 2 pc. suits, dress and coat en· sembles · 4 pc. week· ender sets · dressy dresses tailored shirtwaist styles . pants s uits . All washable fabrics includiniJ 100 percent polyester knits · ac rylics · dacrons and cottons · linens - -all styled by top name brands. YOUR CHOICE Toni Todd lurns on th e dazzl e' with lo w torso'd g eomef. rics, bursting into so lid flippy pleats. Marvelo us mix , in polyeSter doubleknil. Wonderfull y woshobie loo. ' ---......---.._ ' SATURDAY NIGHT9 TIL 1:00 -· .... In The Heart of Middleport styles. Not every size in every color and style. All sizes for men and boys. HALF-PR Mens and Boys LONG SI.EEVE SPORT SHIRTS Rug and Lid Cover. Rayon and Nylon Blend . Fringed WORK UNIFORMS Regular $5.95 Trousers and $4.95 Matching Shirts . 5.00 A Suit SHIRTS 4.00 17 . a ll arou nd was hable ma chin e m ac hine dryable. , Beau'tiful colors ....... Blue , Melon, Avocado, Rose , I I \ Boys No· Iro n Jeans Lee Unionalis Boot Cut Lee Riders FLOCKED 65% Datron • Polyester135% Cotton JEANS Buy a · pair of ou'r Lady Wrangler Jeans and we'll help you express yourself with sew· on appliques or nail heads . l!tis weekend only , we'll give you a $1 Wrangler Applique FREE with each pair of Lady ' Wrangler Jeans. 45" wide. Wash and Wear . Pneshrun k. Orip-Ory . Lillie or no Ironing . . Beautiful selection colorslight . dark . pastels. 99~ CANNON MEN'S AND BOYS' FlARE JEANS AND SlACKS BATH TOWELS New shipment of jacquards, solids, stripes. (Irregulars) . Boys s!zes 8 to 18 in slims and regulars. Young !"lens s;zes 28 to 38 waist . dressy style flares and 1ean !YPe flares in a ' big new selection. Stop ;n on the 1st floor . Select yours ·now for dres~. ~ ~ hool or sports wear . · SALE 1.39 Visit Elberfelds Sewing Dept.- Second Floor See The New 100% Polyester Double Knit . .Mult~Yam Dyed 100% Polyester Double Knit Solids Jacquards • Brocades • TapesiiJ . Crepes FURNITURE For Pants · Shirts · Suits · Cresses, etc. The Now Look In the new spr,ing colors and patterns. Fashion smart colors !hat are machine washable. 54" and 58 .60 ., DEPARTMENT 3RD . 3.99 3~~ Many special mattress buys now on Famous Simmons · 89.95 Golden Value Super FirmSale · Simmons Mattresses Sale 66.00 55 oo • Twin Bed Sizes or Full Beq Sizes. Matching Box Springs- Same Sale Prices. 5.49 MUSLIN Excellent quality. 40 inch · unbleached . .. SPECIAL l ._.yd. 1.00 5.99 Two Days Only $2.89 "~ntage" .AMERICAN HOME 100% ACRILAN ACRYLIC FABRIC Bonded to 100 percent Ace1ate· Tricot. 54" wide · , machine washable. Plaids · stripes . checks . solids. Beautiful spring colors. Outstanding S.to Price 1.88 YARD I I Teen-Ager In Pageant WASHINGTON · (UPI) Braving Washington's biggest snow storm of the year, more than 3,000 motorists from Virginia paraded through the capital Thursday to protest a court ' order .directing widespread busing and consolidation of Richmond area Welsh Needing $10,000 for Village Center Maur ee n Hennessy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Hennes'sy, . Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, has been r~gilt~ ~,z.ept~nt ... ·-OAK-·H1LL, Ohio tUPI) ·- · Pomeroy in the annual Miss Reoldenls of this Jackson Ohio Teenager Pageant to be County community have held on July 15 at the Sheraton lalmched a drive to raise Dayton Hotel In Dayton. $10 lHJ() to purchase a 104· A freshman at Meigs High ye~r-old church and convert School, Miss Hennessy is an It Into a Welsh cultural honor roll student, a center. cheerleader, student council The Welsh-American member, and president of her Her 1 tag e Museum class. She is a member of the organization announced Pep Club, the Girls Athletic Thursday It had raised $4,lHJ() Assn. , and is an office )o date. assistant. She is a member of The church was built in the Big Bend Minstrel Assn., 1868 as the Welsh the Junior Auxiliary of the Congregational Church, but American Legion, plays the · It was sold to Baptists In 1941 church organ and has been a when the •Welsh group Bible school assistant teacher. disbanded. The Baptists Winner of the state pageant announced plans last year to will represent Ohio at the tear down the church and national finals to be held at build a new one. Atlanta , Ga., In August. BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL KANEOHE MARINE Am STATION, Oahu, Hawaii - Pat Nixon, her heavy clothes packed in ber suitcase alld a blu(Hlyed "lady-\11-walting" along to do her hair, was busy honing up on her homework today for what sbe called her husband's "greatest · achievement" as President. Mrf. Nixon may be more in the public eye at tinies than her husband next week on Nixon's historic trip to China . ~e will have a busy schedule of visiting bospitals, factories, sd!ools and orphanages while the !?resident meets privately with 'Chinese leaders. The First Lady spent most of the Hl·hour flight from WBshington to Hawail Thursday, the first led of the long trip to Peking, studying on China. COLUMBUS- HARRY DENT, special counsel-to President Nixon, said Thursday night his boss' 1972 campaign strategy has not been formulated yet, but predicted it would include an "all· out" attempt to woo black voters. "There's going to be an all out effort made to win the black vote," Dent said here. Dent said Nixon was not writing off the South'S White Vote, but was responding to signs that more tolerant racial attitudes are growing. LONDON - mE GOVERNMENT, reprieved by a parliamentary vote of confidence on British entry into the Common Market, today summoned coal union and management leaders to a meeting it hoped will lead to peace in Britain's in· dustrlal crisis. · The get-together was called by Employment Secretary &bert Carr to hear the findings of a three-man court of inquiry Into the six weeks-old mineworkers' strike.· Leaders of the 10 miUion member Trades Union Congress (TUC) and tbe Con· . lederation of British Industry, whid! repreS~f!tS 20,000 in· dustriaUsts,' al110 Wet'l! asked to attend. TOLEDO- A FREIGIIT TRAIN carl-ying 250 new Cadillacs and other luXury automobiles, re-i'outed at the last minute to tracks with low~!~' bridge overpasses the original tine, failed to clear an understructure Thursday, causing a massive wreck, explosions and fires . . · Abrut SO Cadillacs, Buicks, Pointiacs and other autos were Jelllroyedand another SOheavUy damaged. Most of the other 150 cars were damaged by smoke and lieat. Railroad'officials said dama~ could read! '1 miiUon . Only one injury was reported. A railroad employe dislocated h\8 shoulder when he slipped down .an embankment to the tracl\8 following the wreck. u,,m OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 EL8ERFELDS IN POME and lobbyist for the big coal concerns. . Tostenson denied he entered the race because he· is a lobbY· · ist for Consolidation Coal Co. and opposes Speck's bill. "I favQr strong reclamation laws and so do my clj~t. the coal companies, but we differ on some of the features of what is good reclamation and how it sho!Qd be done," said Tostenson. "Coal is one of the blessings we h~ve here in southeastern Ohio and we sbouldn 't drive the industry out," he said. ·scripps Howard said although few will talk about it for the record there is plenQ: of quiet ·talk in political ciryles yard Be Sure to See the New Styles SIMMONS MATTRESS SALE 78 .00 Golden Value Firm Simmons Mattresses SALE 9f BAG Lady Wrangter FLOOR Lined overa ll Jackets Unlined overal l jackets Lee: Denim Wes tern Jackets New · Wa5hable Hundreds of uses . Ideal for filling Pillows. ' Cushions , Toys. Express Yourself In Ready for your selection - including regul ar bib overalls · carpenters ovP.rails · dungarees · lined dungarees · blanket lin ed overall jacket s and coats · quilt lin ed jackets and coats · qu_ilt lined coveralls · Scherpa lined jackets and costs · blanket lined or quilt lined snap·on hoods . ' Dungarees Bib overalls Carpenters overall s Pa inter s overalls Lee work caps Denim work Dun.garees 100% Pure POLYESTER Housewares Gold . 4.99 SET MISS HENNESSY White goose feathers. Blue or pink striped 100 per cent colton covering . Realistic polyeth~ene spring flowers. MISSES AND BATHMAT SETS Mens Permanent Press TROUSERS PHONE 992-2156 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1972 .. ' y (. ., that money is available for a campaign to defeat Speck. Don Goddard, a former Republican representative from Bartlett in Washington County, admitted "thEl,. powers that be UP aro!Dld Cambridge" tried -to get him to run against Speck. Uoddard, the newspaper said, identified the einissacy of ihe Cambridge wwers as being Taliesen E. Evans and those interested in opposing Speck are the coal and power inter· ests. Evans is closely aligned with U.S. Sep. John M. Ashbrook R· Ohio, and also played a big hand in the recent election of Cambridge Republican Mayor &bert Scott, the only public official in this area to attack the Speck bill. "Scott was speaking for him· self and not the party at that &tary Oub lund! and I don't think anybody paid much attention to him," said Roy L. Morris, Guernsey County GOP d!airtnan. "Anyway I wish the mayor could meet one of my farm clients whose cattle can't drink frbm the streams on his farm because of the strip mine poison in the water," Morris said. Morris said he thinks Speck has done "an outstanding job" although he doesn't agree with everything the Muskingum College professor does. He also said he did not know TEN CENTS if the party committee will endorse Speck. He is being opposed in the primary by Rid!ard Vergari, 2~, an elementary school tead!er in Cambridge. Vergari is making Speck's vote for the state income tax the main issue in his campaign. Scripps Howard said Speck is in trouble with his own party because he voted for the state income tax and has been accused by some Republican leaders of making a deal with Gov. John J. Gilligan to support the income tax in exchange for the Democratic apportioilment board giving him a favorable district. Speck has denied this. · 3,000 Autos In Protest "Em· BED PILLOWS ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS SIZES INCLUDE REGULAR JUNIORS, Sleepcrafl press" 99~ ·. I SWEATERS 51 i pover a net coat .... ·---·----.._..--...,...._...._.... The Martin Restaurant ' MEN'S AND BOYS . $1 .29 Poly-fil HALF SIZES. ' Visit the mens and boys department on the 1st floor . See the fine quality Lee work and western wear . John Kalleel, on sax John Lynch. drums Sk ip Stew•rl, bass ,. ,...__.__- The'y COLUMBUS (UPI) - The coal industry is attempting to un· seat State Rep. Sam Speck, RNewark, the ~iJ)Ie mover of a tough strip ·rb.irle control bill now in the Ohio Senate, it was reported today. .Scripps Howai-d Newspapers said if Speck gets by the May 2 Republican primary he will probably face Neil s. Tostenson, Cambridge, 37, a lawyer HALF-PRICE Fine new group just received. Arranged for. your easy selection. Musical Bunnies and Chicks · Cuddly Dolls · Ducks · Lam JUNIOR PETITES, LEE WORK CLOTHES AND WESTERN WEAR . Roberto Clendennen, voca list green or gold. Friday and Saturday men and boys. For this sole Your Choice While They Last PLUSH TOYS Complete Selection The Martin presents ... or sewn shirts. All sizes for 1.29 2 quart square cake dishes 1.59 2 quart oblong baking dishes 1.29 2 quart loaf dishes 1.39 1 quart ~overed casseroles 1.19 4 cup' measuring cups TONI TODD CARHARTT BROWN DUCK WORK CLOTHES THE DESERT ER Blue denim servlcea~le twill In olive Including knit shirts and 9.00 Area Sizes 4 fo 12 in regulars and slims. permanent press cut and This Sale POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XXIV NO. 218 Meigi·MtJM~n knees .' And many others. Stop in. See these fine Fisher Price Toys. Complete Selection Vincent Pr ic:e Hoste.s s glassware styled for Lipby . . Regular $3.20, $3.25 and $3.50 sets , Gift Boxed. While They Last Sale! Last FISHER PRICE TOYS 16.50 to 49.50 to tTechnicolor) 3.00 SETS SALE 188 • Reg. 2:oo SETS _ SALE 1,28 Another New Selection Frost is Dead THE ABOMINABLE DR. PHIBES Devoted To The lntert!$13 Of The Occasional snow likely mixed with rain southeast portion . Ooudy and colder with snow flurries likely tonight. Low 20 to 25. Saturday variable cloudiness and chance of snow nurries, mostly east. High in upper 20s and low 30s. Fomous Lee Prest Jeans that never need Ironing. SO per cent Polyester · 5o per cent cotton fabric · double Reg , 2.00 Mrs. Audrey A. Friday & Sa1urday February 18-19 Bra and. J JOJ• Sets . B"k" FRUIT AND VEGETABlE See our outstanding selection of womens new spring coats. i erseys Bonded washable polyester knits tweeds, tapestrys, rayon and wool ~ blends. Many styles to choose from. Full length coats and pants coats . double and single breasted. All ·top name brands. '' enttne Curlew originated in the Middle Ages as a warning to towh inhabitants to cover up ll!eir fires since·most dwellings w~re made of wood. TUMBLER SETS .. Weather · 2.00 ASET (----~A:=RT~IF=ICI~AL~~~T~w·-o~oa~ys~o~n~ly--~,N~~~~~RONJ~S Well known mak'e. Trousers sizes 29 t o 50 wa ist in Cha r coa l grey . na vy blue . Forest green. Shi r ts to match in sizes 14lf2 Joseph Cotton WASH DRESSES AND DUSTERS SALE 3.00 ~ • NC>w YGU· Know 8 PC. GlASS A Group of ·Womens Cotton Mixed media HARRY WOLFE DIES Harry Wolfe, Racine, died Thursday morning at Veterans Memorial Ho s pital. Arrangements are being completed by the Rawlings· Coats Funeral Home. berfelds In Pome Sale! . Mrs. · Audrey A. Frost, 64, South Fourth Ave., Middleport, died early Thursday morning at Holzer Medical Center. Born March 25, 1907, in Gailla Coun ty, she was the daughter of the late Pearl and Maude Barnett Graves. She was also preceded in death by two brolllers, and her husband, Dwight. Surviving are tl"o daughters, Mrs. Harold (Janet) Hinkle, Chesapeake, and Mrs. Randy (Na rsa) Van Meter, Middleport; a brother, Ralph Graves, or Pomeroy; a sister, Mrs. Mabel Walburn of Mid· dleport, and two grandchildren. Mrs. Frost, a member of the Middleport Church of Christ, was active with the ·Philathea Society and the Loyal Pals Sunday School Class of that church. Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home with the Rev. Ra ullin Moyer officiating. Burial will be in the Gravel Hill Cemetery at Cheshire. Friends may call at the fun eral home arter 10 a.m. Friday. ' OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 Come. to Elberfelds Mrs. Emma Busy Ready to Wear Auto, Truck Pu11ins Dies Department . . . .In Collision Mrs. Emma Marie Pullins, 58, BrowneJI Ave., Middleport, died Wednesday evening at Veterans· Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Pullins was born in Bradbury, Feb. 23, 1913, the daughter of the late Milton and Helen Authorson Russell. She was also preceded in death by her fir st husband, Ross Stobart,. and a sister. Surviving are her husband, Hubert Pullins; four sons, Charles Ray Stobart, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Rossland Ed· ward Stobart, Middleport; William M. Stobart, Columbus, and Paul Russell Pullins, at home ; two daughters, Mrs. Harley (Helen Louise 1 Mossman, Wilmington , Ill ., and Mrs. Charles (Janet) Jordan , Ripley, W. Va. ; lwo stepsons, Char les Pullins, Parkersburg , and Fred Pullins, Pomeroy ; a sister, Mrs . Howard (Frances) Stover , Chi llico the; two br others ,· Truman Russell, Pomeroy, and Thomas Russell, Grove City; 16 grandchildren, one step-grandchild, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held . at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Bradbury Church of Christ of which she was a member. Officiating will be Mr. Roy Carter, pastor. Burial will be in Middleport Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home after 10 a.m. Friday. ' •. I schools. Fighting tralfic jams, the white protesters drove past .the White House and the Capitol and sent teams of lobbyists to confer with dozens of congressmen. There is a drive under way in Congress for a constitutional amendment banning busing. A spokesman for the demon· strators said 3,261 cars made the 1oo.mile trip from Richmond to Washington. Most of the cars were marked with a placard portraying a little red sclfool house with the words "Help Save Freedom." ·A-few,displayed other ·siglll!l, including one which said, "If Richard Nixon won't stop busing, George Wallace will." it. II A yellow school bus bearing U.S. District Court in · Rich1 "White Power" and 'nas the mond ordered consolidation of Race Mixers" signs and school districts in Richmond swastika insignia joined one and neighboring Henrico and section of the motorcade on Chesterfield counties and delntersta~ 95 between Rich- creed there should be widemolld and Washington. Inside spread busing to mix the pupils were a half-dozen men wearing in the predominantly black riot betmets, brown uniforms Richmond districts with the and swastika armbands, while puplls ul the predominantly white outlying districts. symbolic of the Nazi party. It was the first time a court A spokesman for tbe Richmond demonstrators called the had ordered the consolidation men in tbe bus "standard Nazi of school districts in order to mlx the races in different party troublemakers." "I know them," he said. school jurisdictions. An ap"They were in Richmond peals court has granted a stay ·trying · to ·see ·the jooge in of ~~~~ . ordel'"ilntll'tJUslng 0~ federal court yesterday. 1·95 is ponents can appeal the district a public road and they got on court order. Hughes Big in Managua MANAGUA ; Nicaragua scheduled to return to (UPI) - The arrival of the Managua Sunday. elusive Howard Hughes in The shy, 66-year-old billionManagua Thursday was one of aire abandoned his hideaway the most 'exciting things to in the Bahamas Tuesday nigbt happen in this Central or Wednesday morning wben American country since the the island's government U.S. Marines marched out in deported four of his aides for 1933. But the publicity-ehy improper inunigration status. American billionaire was un- He had secluded·himself in the seen and unbeard today. . hotel for the past year and a The government said Hugbes half. was in Nicaragua to talk with A spokesman for tbe Hughes President Anastasio Somoza on · Tool Co. In Los Angeles said business deals, but no one · Hughes had "abandoned any could say where he was . plans for investment in the Somoza himself was on an Bahamas" but had "definite island off the Panama coast on ideas about investments in a four-day state visit with Nicaragua." Panamanian strongman Brig. Sumoza, 44, issued a stateGen. Omar Torrijos. He was ment welcoming .Hugbes "in view of the business talks which we have been holding for PAPERS FILED some lime with the Hughes Non-profit articles of in- Tool Co." corporation have been filed in A local radio station comColumbus with Secretary of mented: State Ted W. Brown by the "This will really put us on the Rilck Springs United Methodist map. This is as important as Church, George Sisson, Arlee Nixon's trip to China;" Abbott and Rollin Radford, A Hughes spokesman in Los trustees, with William · Rad- Angeles .said he "felt it was ford, Pomeroy Route 3, as ridiculous" that the Bshamaagent. nian· government ousted his aides. Hugbes deals face..toface with only about six personal aides. He new by private plane to Miami, Fla., then on to Nicaragua, Central America's ·biggest agricultural and gold mlning republic of 1.7 mlllion inhabitants, the spokesman said. A chartered C46 transport plane brought his furniture an4 belongings from tbe Bahamas, which lnclooed beds, chairs, stores of boiled water and a . hospital bed with a blood plasma stand. In 1927, 600 U.S. marines were sent to Nicaragua to protect U.S. interests. They withdrew in 1933. JAYCEES TO TRAVEL Meigs County Jaycees are remlnded of a District 24 president's council Sunday at the American Legion home in Belpre. Ail Jaycees planning to attend are asked to notify Ralph Werry by noon on Sunday. . SPECIAUirrS SPEAK - Two Ohio Extension Service specialists were ln Meigs County Thursday afternoon to speak at a meeting spon.!Ored by the county garden clubs and extension service. At left is James L. CaldweU, extension floriculturist, who spoke on the topic, selection and care of shrubs, and Dr. James Utzinger, rlgbt, borticulurist, who discussed growmg home fruits. With them is Mrs. Robert Kuhn, Pomeroy, coWtty contact chairman of the garden clubs. The meeting was held at Trinity Oturch in Pomeroy. Four Nominated To Legion Honor Four members have been nominated as "legionnaire of the year" of Drew Webster Post 39 of the American Legion, Pomeroy. ' .. " ...., · A nominating committee said Paul Casci, brought in the names of George Nesselroad, Roy R~ uter , Robert Vaughan and Donald Whaley for the honor . Selection will be by secret ballots. Results will be announced March 18 at the annual birthday dinner. An American Legion baseball team meeting held in Akron recently was attended · by Don Hunnel, Mike Werry , George Nesselroad and Norman VanMatre. Jim Gilmore, Post Chaplain, was complimented for his fine work on the recent Four Chaplains Day . Members :::~::?/.:?;.:;;::~W.Q.-?;.8~ EXTENDED OUTLOOK Ohio Extended Outlook · Sunday through Tuesday: Partly cloudy Sunday and Monday. Cloudy with a chanee o! rain or snow on Tuesday. Temperatures averaging near normal with daytime highs from mid 30!i to mid 40s. Early morning lows from the upper teens to the mld 20s Sunday and Monday and In the 30s Tuesday morning. CLOSED MONDAY The Racine Home-National Bank and the Meigs County Branch of the Athens County Savings and Loan Co. will be closed all day Monday in observance of Presidents' Day. ' reported ill were Richard Neutzling, Guy Reuter and Jack Warner . Committee members for the' annual" birtlidlly· dinner are asked to meet with members of the Ladles Auxiliary on "" Dr. Millett Will Retire COLUMBUS (UP!) - Dr. John D. Millett today announced his retirement as chancellor of the Ohio Board of Regents, effective Sept. I. Millett, who will be 60 next month, has served as the board's only chancellor ever since its inception In 1964. He has been an administrator of publlc higher education in Ohio for 19 years and was president of Miami University before becoming d!ancellor. Millett's request for retirement was submitted in a letter dated Feb. 15 and read to the board at its regular monthly meeting by President John Marshall Briley. The board unanimously adopted a resolution accepting Millett 's retirement with "great regret" and com· mending him '!or work as d!ancellor. In his letter, Mlllett said that he was retiring ''for entirely personal reasons" and noted New Teacher Pay· Schedule ·Explained schedules in effect on January 1 and July 1, 1972, BY GEORGE IJARGRAVES, SUPT. ' respectively or the district will not receive state · Meigs Local Sdlool District school foundation funds. This is the law. During the past six weeks you have read about An additional feature of HB 475 was a mandatory the adoption of two new salary schedules for teachers increase of 20 cents per hour for aU non-certificated in the Meigs Local School District. I would like to school employees. This was adopted by our board explain why two schedules have been ad(Jpted and effective January 1, 1972, as required by the new law. what they represent. . No increases have been paid under this provision as · The new education bill, House Bill 475, yet. Again, the approval of the Federal Pay Board Is · established a new state minimum salary schedule to needed. These new minimum salary schedules have been Speaking of Schools established by HB 475. To receive state sd!ool funds a district has to have at least the new schedules in take effect on January 1, 1972. This schedule was effect on the dates mentioned above. This is the ·adopted in January by our board as required by the reason that you have been reading about new salary law. No increased salaries have been paid under this ·schedules frequently in the last half dozen weeks. We schedule. Final approval for its implementation are following the requirements of the new law , HB presently rests with tbe Fedl!ral Pay Board. 475. Full implementation of the new salary schedules The .same education bill, HB ~7~, mandates an 'and the 20 cents per hour is dependent upon action by additional revision in the salary schedule to be'ef· the Federal Pay Board. fective on July 1, 1972. The schedule adopted this l would like to point out that the new salary week by our board i&,this schedule ~nd it was adopted sch~ule effective January 1, 1972, represents the to be in effect on July 1, 1972, pending Pay Board first teacher salary schedule increase in Meigs Local approval. . since September of 1967. This is a period of 52 100nths. Both of these salary schedules and the dates of . OTHEI\ CIIAri!GES their effectiveness are contained. ln the IRw. Ever:: There are several other ~igni fi ca nt provisions in district in the state must have at least these new HB 475 that will cause con sidera~le <:hange in the Tuesday. In other business a request was made for more members to assist with the weekly games ; and the propQsed purchase of new barbecue racks was discussed. financial support of education in Ohio . An attempt wlll be made to toud! on these additional provisions as the opportunity presents itself in future columris. On the national scene, tremendously significant and far-reaching movements are beginning to take place in school financing . In several states the coarts have ruled against the use of local real estate taxes as llle basis for school support. The cases have pointed out the wide variation ln tax valuation per pupil from district to district. Meigs ·Local is a good example of this. We have about $7,:i00in taxable Jroperty behind each student in our district. The state average is more than double tbat amount. We'll watch this movement with considerable interest. NEWS AND NOTES - It was good to have Mr. Morrison back in Meigs County last weekend. He is now being treated as an out-patient of University Hospital - We are stUI looking for a welding lr9cher . The key requlreinents for certification are a high sd!ool diploma and seven years of experience We are finding considerablelrustration. in our fight for funds for the mining program - Ton!Rht finds Logan here for our final regular sea110n basketball game - we are experiencing a def:Oite ln~se in the nl!lllber of applicants for tead!lng positlona over what we have had in past years. This is particularly · true at the elementary level. that60istherettrementagefor state officials. Millett said he was grateful for the support he has received from Gov. John J. Gilligan and former Gov. James A. Rhodes as well as from corrunittee chairmen in the General Assembly .' "I think considerable accomplishments have been realized in higher education during the psst eight years," Millett said. Briley said Millett's retirement was accepted with "deep regret and only after every effort has been made to get him to d!ange his mind." Briley's resolution made Millett a chancellor emeritus of the boatd for life. Presidents of the various state univerSities attending the meeting immediately arose · one by one and delivered a variety of tributes to Millett. 13 More in Contests The Meigs County Heart Assn . today announced seven more contestanls in its Queen of Hearts Contest and six more in the Princess Division. New contestants from Meigs High School a re Brenda Donohue, Sonja Ohlinger, Leta Floyd, Redenith Blevins, Anita King and Mila Powell. Mary Biggs of Southern Hig h School has entered. Entering·the princ"ess contest from Meigs Junior High School are Katrina Batey, Fae Reibel, lmojen Blevins and Debbie Bailey while Melinda Evans and Denise Talbott have entered from the Eastern School District. Contestants are placing containers in area stores to receive contributions towards the title. 'llhe contest is on the basis of a penny a vote with the girls raising the most contributions named winners. All proceeds go to the ·Meigs County Heart AliSn. �.. '· .. i 1-nle Dally Sentlnel,Middleport·Pomeroy, 0., Feb. 18,1972 • 2- The DallY Sentinel. Middleuort-Pomeroy, 0., Feb. 18, 1971.' VfJN AT> BRIDGE Helen Help Gives Self an Ext.ra Chance of spades to sleep if West NORTH IK holds that t·ard, He leads a .A 72 I spade to the ace and a spade .A94 back toward hts hand II t86~4 East ruffs, he Will be ruff. . 762 mg South's ten spot so East WEST EAST discards , .J98 65 Now South enters dummy • 10 63 • J87 5 With the ace of hearts and +Q J109 + K 732 leads dummy's last spade . . JI098 Agam East can't afford to SOUTH ( D ) trump South scores hts last • K Q 103 htgh spade , leads the ten .K Q~ spot and ruffs 10 dummy +A .A KQ53 East can overruff or not as he chooses. All he can make North-South vulnerable IS that one trump trick West North East South This line of play 1s sureI. fire as long as East can't Pass I t Pass trump the ace of spades or PaS!i 3. Pass 4. ace of hearts It is certamly Pass 4. Pass 6. better than just gomg set Pass p""" Pass and complaimng of bad luck Openmg !ead- t Q (N£WSPA.PER ENTERPRISE ASSN I . Us. By Helen Hottel •• Ha~sler Killed I:ri 12-Car Pileup Gavin. Complex Is Explained - the overall effect very pleasing. Trees were also Now II Can Be Told planted around the 10-foot high Dear Helen : For Sale For Sale dikes built around a ~lion of We had a big fight in our club. !led one faction which won . Of FOR SALE : moving sale, • TROPICAL --FISH, . f.ncy the plant site, primarily along Saturday, Sunday, Monday, guppies, angels and breeders, the eight women on the other side, at least three are.. capable of Rt. 7 and the northern edge of good discounts on most stock Bellas and supplies. Phone ·',, this miserable revenge: In shop. 197 Mill St .. Mid992-5443. the COillpa!ly's property. You see, I brunediately started getting phone calis from dleport. New location will be 12-30-tfcl , Reece not only spoke of !be men, asking when they could come over. They knew my first 498 Locust St., Middleport, MIXED h~ay .· '·r~tl '''I ' positive aspects of the plant but formerly Chase Hardware v• • w ndon, name, and implied lots ! Finally, I asked one how he gol my Building, M. Marcum . phone 985-38ol6. also touched upon some of !be 2-16-3tp number and he said It was printed In a public telephone booth 2-18-3tc things Ohio Power has done or •• together with, "For a hot time, call Elaine." is doing which has damaged ALLIS-CHALMERS B lractor HOUSE & building lots on EVidenUy the same thing is written all over town because with side mower . Os.car Wright Street In Pomeroy. the local area. Weber 2'12 · miles easl of Phone 7n-5937. one booth couldn't produce that many calls. I'll see' that my The public affairs coor" 2-16-6tc Chesler on Stale Rl. 248. number be changed, but even if I went unlisted, these dames dina tor said for example, "Our 2-IB-Jip would find it out, and what's to keep them from being vindictive COLONIAL Early American early ground sample studies Slereo, AM-FM radio comONE bulk lank with auger, one again? I suspect one in particular- a real creep, but a charter indicated thai we would have to r bination, 4 speed changer, 4 Big Dutchman automatic m~ber - but of course I can't prove anything. No one else but purchase practically all the feeder, twelve automallc speaker sound system . these silly C~;eatures would sink so low. - Elaine sand and gravel we would be brooders, gas, 20 automatic Balance $79.32. Use our budget terms. Call 992-7085. The average South player waterer s, .tO one gallon Dear Elaine: using for back-fiil and for The b1ddmg has been: 2-16·6tc waterers. Harry Hill, Letart will look over dummy quickconcrete. We later discovered Why not give the dames a phony unlisted nwnber-which Wcsl North East Falls, Ohio, Phone 247-2 142. South ly and see that he has a that this hack-fill material was 2-18-Jic BEAUTIFUL MODERN Pass just happens to be that of (with its permiasion) the local pollee reasonable play for seven Walnut Stereo-radio ~om ­ Dble 1 Pass available in the brunediate '2 t station? By the time the childish sore loser in your group finds clubs . Then he will lead out • blnatlon, 4 speaker sound SYRACUSE Drive In lor sale. vicinity of !be plant site, so we Phone 992-2088. two top clubs and wince Dble Pass Pass 2• out differently, she may have given herself away. Tricksters system, 4 speed changer, went to work to supply our own when West shows out He Pass 3 + Pass ' 2-18-Jic separate controls. Balance can't help putting out feelers to see whether their meanness has $68.56. Use our budget terms. will probably continue by You, South, hold: back-fill. worked. Call 992-7085. RUMMAGE and yard sale, leading out a couple more • 9s 6s 4 • "In doing this, we created 2-l~tc AQ 6 • A 32 4 NOTE TO READERS : In case you think this "solution" alerts Friday and Saturday, 341 trumps and eventually will two large gravel pit.s, and as '' Park St., Middleport, 9 a. m. go after spades. Assuming What do you do now? the enemy, please know that my personal answer went to Elaine PAINT DAMAGE . 1971 Zlg-z:ag luck would have II, each is to 6 p. m. Over 1000 Items for West manages to keep his A-Bid three no.trump. If a month ago. Her reply, received today, makes me happily sewing machines. Stin in sate. adjacent to one of the two spade guarded, South will parlnor is making slam try, he realize that just once in a while I say something right: 2-17-2tc original cartons. No atwmd up one trick short. won'! pass. beautiful schools near the plant tachments needed as our Dear Helen : TODAY'S QUESTION controls are built in. Sews We could not have dug pits site. SHOWALTER'S Wet Pet Shop, resources." The expert player will I'm Elaine of the phone booth "ad" problem. I want you to wllh 1 or 2 needles, makes Your partner contmues to Chester, Ohio. Phone 985-3356. Reece had pictures of, and in these locations, except for give h imself an extra four clubs. Rightly, or wrongly, know your advice worked. Wow, how it worked! . Tropical fish 15 cents and up ll'ullonholes, sew on buttons, 1 chance. He wtll stop to think one thing, by supplying our described technical features of through Sunday, Feb. 20th . monograms, and bllnl;l hem b1d four hearts and your .I got an unlisted number, then had a very good friend (who the Gavin Plant that supported own sand and gravel we are after West shows out on the you 2-17-31p stilch. Full cash price, $38.50 partner goes to four spades. knew the circumstances) tell the vindictive three. When the one 1 or budget plan available. second club. Then he will What !he industry's approach to the saving something on the order do you do now? Phone 992-5641. see how to put West's jack HOLSTEIN cow, with 2 day old suspected most was asked for my new number, she innocently pollution problem. These in- of $2 million. · 2-16-61c calf, 3 Hereford cow• to gave it - the number of the police station. cluded the 1,100 foot high single ''Our promise is - and I freshen soon, several Sure enough , the station started getting calls, so I announced stack, cooling towers so that no assure you Ohio Power yearlings and 2 year old VACUUM cleaner new 1971 Hereford heifers. Phone 985- model. Complete with all James E. Levacy, 91, of 4160 grandchildren, 27 great- to the club what I'd done, and you should have seen this gal's heated water will be returned Company does not make cleaning tools. Small paint 3805. Astor Ave., Colwnbus, for· grandchildren, and one great- face, especially since she was pretty sure she'd be traced. She to the Ohio River and elec- promises that it does not intend 2-17-3tc damage In shipping. Will take $27 cash or budget plan gave herself away, but MY feeler did it! trostatic precipitators that will to keep ..:.. our promise is that merly of Meigs County, died great-grandchild. available. Phone 992-5641 . DON'T pump your sluggish The calls ended shorUy afterwards. I guess she'd spend a busy remove all but a small fraction the two gravel pits will, In Thursday in Colwnbus. His wife, Clara, preceded 2-t6-6tc septic lank . Get Klean-Emday erasing phone booths. File closed ...and thanks !- Elaine of . flY ash from the plant's time, be filled, covered with He is survived by six him in death. AII Sepllc Tank Cleaner. effluent. good soil, planted and daughters, Mrs. Nellie San· Funeral services will be held Dear Elaine: Landmark Farm Bureau, LEGAL NOTICE Pomeroy . Other highlights of his beautified so that they will look born, Mrs. Margaret Bobo, at 11 ·30 a.m. Saturday at the ..Except for one item : Unlisted nwnbers create many Notice ol Filing of 2-IB-ltc ai least as good as they did Mrs. Ellie! Metcalf, Mrs. Lelia Evans Funeral Home, 4171 E. problems not only for subscribers but for the phone company. remarks included: Inventory 1nd Apprai!Stment The Stile ol Ohio, Molgs Each of Gavin's two cooling before we dug them, and, ALLIS CHALMERS tractor County, Bailey, Mrs. Anna Mae Smith, Livingston Ave ., Columbus, Now that the trouble is past, maybe you can get your old nwnber with disk, plow, cultivator, towers will be capable of hopefully, better. This pledge and Mrs. Clareda Kalklosch ; with the Rev. Mark Allen of. hack? Probate Court Sickle bar': electric guitar To the. E)(ecutors or Ad cooling 600,000 gallons of water applies not only to the gravel four sons, Frank, James E., liciatmg. Burial wtll be in Glen Happy clubblng .--H. wllh amplifier, b flat clarinet ministrators of the estates ; to by 20 degrees in one minute, pits but to any and ail other Ernest and Everett ; 41 Rest Cemetery. such of the following as are w1th case. Phone 992-3278. 2-13-61c residents of the State of Ohio. with the surplus heat going into damaged property in our plant Dear Helen: vrz - the surviving spouse , the the atmosphere. When the site area. " next of kin, the beneficiaries Every day in the mail I receive tbese fantastic give-away FORD Tractor, J new tires, new under the will ; and to the at plant is in full operation, Over 600 persons are o~ the pain!, good condilion - $650, tornev prize offers, like dream houses and cars, and $100-a-week.foror attorneys collector plates in the job now generating a weekly phone 992-60<18. representing anv of the life. The fine print says you aren't obligated to buy the product, 2-13-71c aforemen11oned persons : precipitators are designed to payroll· of about $180,000. Newell S Hysell, No. 20.S~I, ~d the drawing has already happened. So theoretically, you can annually keep an estimated Deceased . Salisbury Township, wm without spending a dime. But does a person who checks the 920,000 tons of f!yash from Employment is expected to RCA 21" lelevlslon , console, Meigs County, Ohio ; reach its peak at 3,000 persons CALL POINTVIEW: 992 · 2505 good condition . Phone 992William P . Grueser, No . •' ''No, I am not placing an order now" box ever win? going into the atmosphere. in tbe fall of 1973. 534S. 20,595, Deceased , Sutton .i My husband .says I'm dwnb to waste my stamps and hopes, Each of the plates is nine feet The Southern Ohio Mining 2-16-3tc Township, Meigs Countr,, Ohio . very moral but st r ictly , SATURDAY, FEB.I9 You ant hereby notlf ed that but I keep checking the "No" side and I'm STILL WAITING reg imented nation in "C hina 'I This is lhe week that may wide and 30 feet high. In all, project will cost approximately COAL; -Iimestone. Excelsior the Inventories and Ap FOR M1' PRIZE and the Church," 10 a.m., ~ change the world - and you pralsements ot the estates of the 5,520 such plates are in the $100 million and the conveyor Salt Works, E. Ma in St., atorementjoned, deceased, late 1; can be there, on President Ch 10, as the lead-off, lust as Dear Waiting: Pomeroy. Phone 992-3891 . precipitators. belt system which will be used of said County, were flied In this the pr,es ldentlal plane is '' Ni xon's visit lo China 4-9-ttc Court. Sal~ Inventories . ~"<1 Non-buyers sometimes :win, I'm told, ,\.hQugh J:ve never mel Reece reported Ohio .Power to lfaro~fer the enol from the ~-t+'-"~""""'"'~'"-'---;.w ,f: lhroughJ'Ithf:, eyes of 'II nearing Peking: 7>.1!67· ....... A\i~l'lllae i!\O'ol'ts w11 i' · ~~- • t~ r one of these phenomenilj':."No"-men (or .women). personallY: ' 'is working to -help minimize riliht!' 'to·"the · -~~t POODLE puwles, Siiver1Toy, ",b~IIIJ\nQ~'fpr~ Z, thousand- Clfnei'IIS\ " " Misunderst~ ~ ~l ~g 1 '' Chl-' 11 ,l)lls Couh10rf·llle '} -.-All three malo• networks na," a n~s spec!~ I. 6 p.m.,• · Have any of my readers? Do let us know. '-'11. Parkvlew Kennels, Phone 992- lath day of Febr~ory, 1972, of Gavin ·Plant's Impact on its another $15 million. 10 00 o'clock A.M. 5443. '( are set up tor lransmlsslon of Ch. 8. environment in landscaping When completed, 225 persons Any person des1rlng to file A discussion of the Ni xon B-15-tfc exceptions -' all the highlights (and thereto must file and site beautification. This wiil be employed at the plant trip on "Meet the Press." 1 ~ sldellghls) of lhe visit. them at least five days prior to ., starting lonlght. Harry p m., Chs 2 & 7, and "Sixty program, already underway in and 2,000 will be working In the the date set for hearing . Minutes," 9:30 p.m .. Ch. B . Given under my hand and Reasoner, Waller Cronkite, { its early stages, had but one mine. AUXILIARY TO MEET seal of said Court , th is 8th day of '' Ba rbara Walters and Herb And then the highlight: The Ladies Auxiliary of February, 1912 Funeral servtces for Mrs . Otis (Edna) Knopp, near objective, and that is to seek to In an effort to train First live coverage of the 1 Kaplow are anchormen (and John c Bacon woman) . Tonight, President' s arrival at 10 30 Clarence Harrison (Harry ) Racine, and Mrs . Edith blerid the total site, including prospective miners, a mining Racine American Legion Post Acting Judge and ex-officio " President NIXon Goes to p m.. Ch 12 Clerk of said Court Wolfe, 79, of near Racme, who Grimm, Kenton; a son, Albert, the plant and allied facilities, course hopefully wlll be 602 wiil meet at 7:30 p.m. By Ann B . Watson . Pek~ng ," 10· 30 p.m.. Ch. 12. +++ into the natural surroundings Tuesday at the hall in Racine. established · at the Meigs died Thursday morning at Deputy clerk of Olmsted Falls, Ohio; seven Not much basketball ~ +++ (21 11 , 18 Veterans Memol'lal Hospital grandchildren, and nine great- of the area in which it is High School, Reece said. II you're a dog -lover, our trv4=:~ov Mil w aultP~ P.u r lr ~ V!'t , situated. Hoyt V. Mullins, vice Chicago Bulls, 2 p.m., Ch. 12, sports calendar this weekend have been set for 2p.m. Sunday grandchildren. The Dai~. Sentine~ When the job Is completed, president of the Galllpolls Is headed by the West- and Ohio State Highlights DEVOTED TO'THE at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Officiating at the Sunday LEGAL NOTICE INTEREST OF minster Dog Show. In with Fred Taylor, 12 30 p.m., thousands of trees and shrubs Chamber of Commerce, Notice Is hereby given that in Middleport. Home services will be the Rev. Frank MEIGS·M~SON AREA Ch 4, and WVU Highlig hts, dogdom , It's the World sealed bids Will be received at CI4ESTER L. TANNEHILL, Mr. Wolfe was born Aug. 18, Cheese brew. Burial will be in will have been planted, making welcomed visitors . Guests the office of the Village Council, Series, Super Bowl and 1.30 p.m., Ch 7, and 4:30 Exec. Ed. introduced were Mrs. Belva VIllage of Pomeroy , In care of Kenlucky Derby all rolled p m., Ch 8 1892 in Racine, the son of the the Lelart Falls Cemetery. ROBERT HOEFLICH, Donald Collins, President of the Mae Farley and Mrs. Alice ++ + , Into one, with 3000 !count City Editor late John and Scharlottie Sayre Friends may call at the funeral Village (:ouncll, the Board ' ' 'em, 3000) dogs of 123 difSen Roberl A. Tall Jr. is Published daily except Marie Icard of the Pt. Pleasant having superv Isi on or Wolfe. He was preceded in home any time. Saturday by The Ohio Valley lerenl breeds enlered. The the guest on Columbus Town management of the real estate Chamher of Commerce; Mrs . Publishing Company , 111 death also by his wife, Sadie whole gala even! Is the Meellng at 12 JO p m , Ch. 10. to ~· sold, until 12:00 o'clock Court St, Pomeroy , Ohio Thelma Elllott, executive RUTLAND Olaf A. noon on the 6th day of March , +++ May Beegle Wolfe; three suble~t of a spec1al at 5 p.m , 45769 Busint'!is Offt ce Phone Pro hockey features the Peterson, Rutland, Rt. 1, died secretary of the Gallipolis 1 992·2156, Edilorlal Phon e 992 · 1972, for 1he purchase of the Ch. 10. brothers, and two sisters. following described real estate : Yes, as a maller of tact, I Boston Bruins vs Chioago thts mormng at Veterans Cha'.flber of Corrunerce; City >157 Lot 12 In v . B. Horton 's Ad Mr. Wolfe had served for 42 SERVICES CHANGED Second class postage paid at do like dogs. My wife owns Black Hawks, 2 p m., Ch. 8. dition to Pomeroy, Lot 13 In v. Manager D. Kenneth Morgan; Memorial Hospital at the age Pomerov. Ohto years as a pilot on the Great Funeral services for Mrs. B. Horton's A~dltlon to one a high -priced and World Championship , Naf•onat adveri1S1ng Lakes. He was a member of the Emma Pullins have been of 72. Mr. Peterson was born In Bud Stewart, acting city ' rept"esentatrve Bottlnelll · Pomeroy. ~ purebred poodle she bought Tennis starts a new series on Reference Deed : Volume 205, from some nice folks 1n NBC tlast year's tenms TV Bethany United Methodist changed from 10 a.m. Saturday Wadland, Sweden, Aug. 29, manager of Ashland, Ky., Fred Gallagher , Inc., 12 East 42nd Page 387 of the Meigs County audiences we r e en St , New York City, New York Carman, resident eugineer for 1 Middleport II biles me. II 1899. A coal miner and farmer, Ohio, Deed . Records . ' Church at Dorcas. at the- Bradbury Church of 1 . Subscription rates De. bites my children We much couraging) a!J' JO p m , Chs Sold property 11 to be sold and he had served in the Swedish the James W. Gavin Plant and , livered by carrrer where Surviving are two daughters, CHrist to 10' a.m. at the 2& 7 conveyed to the highest bidder prefer our "other " dog, a available 50 cents per week, Armed Forces. Senator Oakley C. Colllns. upon the following terms : Cash !To tell the truth, 1usl mongrel found up at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home Bv Motor Route where ca rrier In hand on day of sale. 0. C. Hall of Kentucky, He is survived by his wife, service not available : One cable TV lower one cold day knowing that the ballerymen m Middleport. The right IS reserved to reject and a few others are last wmter. II has no Alma ; two sons, Jack, formerly of Pt. Pleasant, month Sl 75 By mall rn Ol"l to ony and all blda. ' a':1d W. V a , One year $1-4.00 gathe ring right now In pedigree, but it doesn't bile Donald Collins, Pre&ldent Rutland, Rt. 1, and David of presided over a short business StK months S7 25 Three ON DEAN'S LIST Florida to start baseball me.) of VIllage Council $-4.50 Subscrrpflon Albany , and three grand- meeting. George Herbey an- months Twila Clatworthy, daughter sprmg training makes me Village of Pomeroy HAS SURGERY pr ice Includes Sunday Trmes +++ Jane Walton , Clerk nounced that the organization Sent mel of Mr. and Mrs. James ClatMrs. Paul McDaniel, Mid- children. Other sporls, sfarl~ng with lose interest. almost, In just (I) 21, 2a ; 12) 4, 11, 18, 5fc about every other sport Funeral services will be held currently has 52 Individual worthy, Middleport, made the dleport, underwent surgery college basketball : PI PleaS<Inl al Parkers· that's around th iS time of dean's hsl for the first Wednesday at Veterans Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Martin members and 14 company year How's If look down burg South (Live Audio). semester at Rio Grande Memorial Hospital. Her room Funeral Home with the &v. J. memberships. Qhio State vs. Illinois, 2 there. Johnn y Bench and Stiles officiating, Burial will be Membership blanks may be Gary Nolan ? I College. Twila is a freshman. number IS 113. p.m. Ch. 6. + ++ in Miles Cemetery. Friends obtained at the Gallipolis South Carolina Donald (Buzl Lukens of (nallonally -rankedl vs. may call at the funeral home Chamber of Commerce office. Dayton shows up In the Houston, 1: 30 p.m , Chs 2 & Saturday and Sunday until Next month's meeting will be second edit•on of his new • I I 7. time of services. held in HunUngton. sertes, " American Journal ," Wake Forest vs. North I Carolina Stale, 2 p m., Ch. 8. on Ch. 10 at 1·30 p m. +++ 1 Clemson vs. Maryland, And Bugs Bunny (or at J· 3() p.m., Chs 2 & 7 .4 •• z• "'J Members of the Central Ohio Valley Industrial Council (COVIC) attending Thursday night's meeting at Oscar's Restaurant in Gallipolis heard a detailed description of Ohio Power's $488 million James M. Gavin Plan~' llOW under construction at Cheshire. John R. Reece, public affairs coordinator for the Gavin Plant, outlined both the electric producing facility and !he deep coal mining industry in Meigs County. Using slides In his presentation, Reece said !be electric energy industry expects to be able to supply growing needs without creating unbearable leveb! of pollution. Speaking on behalf of the Ohio Power Company, builders of the Gavin Plant, the state of Washington native said, "We are confident that we can maintain a plentiful supply of by using present and foreseeable technology and proper management of energy ' James Levacy Died Thursday ptalif' wui Oarence Wolfe Died Thursday I DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UP! )..!Richard Petty uld he justllbu~ bill eyes lnd aomehow managed to get through. RaYIIIOild Wlllilmluid It wu '"like a bomb goln& off." Veteran drivers struggled to express their thoughts about the manive 12-car pileup Thursday which claimed the life of Raymond "Friday" Hasaler during! one of the two ' 125-mlle qua!Hying races for Sunday's Daytona 500. Gloom spread quickly over the pit area at Daytona In· ternational Speedway as word of llasaler's death spread. Some of the drivers had already guessed the worst. :•1 jllit looked at htm and t)ll'lled away,'' uld • G. C. ~cer, who was the first driver to reach llasaler's car In the jumbled wreckage on the backstretch of the U·mile speedway, The accident happened on the 18th lap as 'the field, lightly bunched following a caution flag, screamed down the long backstretch at :/00 miles per hour. David Bogga blew a tire Tonight's Games on his Dodge and suddenly delris was flying everywhere. FRIDAY "It was 'just like a bomb SEGAL Wellston at Athens going off;'' said Williams. Waverly at Gallipolis "There-were cars In the air and Jackson at Ironton Logan at MeiQs then there was so much smoke - ·Others you couldn't see." Williams' Gallia County Tournament Plymouth slammed into Ute at Rio Grande North Gallla vs. Soulllwestern, wall and he rode the barrier for 7 p.m. several hundred feet. Hannan-Trace vs Kyger Creek, Petty was picking his way 8:30p.m. through the field following a 'pit · Eastern at Miller Symmes Valley at Chesapeake Glouster at Starr-Washington Chapmansvllle at Pt . Pleasant Wahama at Spencer SATURDAY SVAC Symmes Valley at Eastern . ' Others Gallla County Tourn: Chomp., consolation games. SEDAL FRESHMEN Waterford at Southern (Final) Bishop Flagetat VInton County TEAM W L P OP Wlllia_mstown at Warren Local Logan 13 1 809 450 Alexander at Lancaster Fisher Waverly 11 3 694 506 Reemlin at Glouster Gallipolis 10 4 602 508 Lore City at Iron! on 8 6 688 590 Starr-Washington Athens 6 8 560 602 Pt. Pleasant at Parkersburg Meigs 4 10 486 613 Soufh (makeupl Welfston 4 10 48.5 705 TUESDAY !Feb. 221 Jackson o 14 375 725 Pt. Pleasant at Hurricane TOTALS 56 56 4699 4699 Ravenswood at Wahama TUESDAY'S RESULT: FRIDAY !Feb. 251 Logan 61 Athens 46 Pt. Pleasant at Huntington THURSDAY'S RESULTS: East Waverly 52 Gallipolis 41 Wahan\a at Wlrt County Wellston sa Athens 44 SATURDAY (Feb.261 Ironton 53 Jackson 32 Pt. Pleasant at Ravenswood Logan 72 Meigs 34 SEOFrosh Standings Hiram Quintet Takes Over First In League United Press International Fmdlay is now 13-3 overall Hiram moved into the lead In and 3-2 in the Hoos1er-Buckeye the President's Athletic Conference. Wilmington, who Conference Thursday night was led by Terry Thomas with with a 78-60 win over Thiel 21 points, is 10-11 and 2-3. (Pa.). Rio Grande made up a 44-39 That half-game advantage halftime deficit to beat over the rest of the flock, Cedarville 85-72. ,_ho'!eve~, ,c,yM1,~ 1 • 1.yi!.DJsh The Redmen, now 13-10, were .,;satUrday nigh b_,when· iilram '1&1 bY' A1 Martin's 17 pillhts. meets seco~d-place Allegheny Cedarville," 5-16, had the (Pa.). Allegheny has a 7-2 game's high scorer in Rick record to Hiram's 8-2. Watson, who scored 22 points. Larry McCall scored 20 Twenty of those points came in points Thursday night for the first haH. Hiram. Thie.I fell to 1-3 In !be The only game on the PAC. schedule tonight are Baltimore Gerard Fisher scored 32 University at Ashland and points for Findlay in a 124-87 Wab!h at Wright' State. win over Wilmington. Died Thursday the pileup , Jimmy Crawford of College Park., Ga., received"a cut chin 8!\d wll& admitted to the hospit81 for X-nys. Racing activity continues today with the Florida Citrus 250 for Grand American cars out." ' and the 100-kilometer Inver Petty said he saw llasaler 's House challenge race for car down on the Inside of the Formula Super Vees -the track still spinning. "Then I open-cockpit Volkswagon-powsaw a white car slam Into It and ered cars. parts were flying everywhere. It was a real bad scene." Hassler, 36-year-old Chat· tanooga, Tenn., .driver, was dead on arrival 1!1 the Infield Hospital. Miraculously, only one other driver was injured In Three former Major leaguers will be among the speakers at the Sixth Annual Baseball Clinic March 10 and 11 at Ohio University. Robert W. Wren, veteran baseball coach at Ohio University, has announced that Jim .French, former OU star and a former catcher with the Washington Senators; Rich Rollins of Kent State, former Infielder with the Minnesota Twins and SeatUe Pilots and Frank Thomas, former home run slugger with Pittsburgh, will speak. Jim Branham of Portsmouth High School and members of the OU training staff wlil also participate in the two day program. Registration will begin at 10 a.m. Friday, March 10. LECLAIR SIGNS CINCINNATI (UP!) -Jim LeClair, a 6-foot-2, 256-pound linebacker from North Dakota and the third-round draft choice of the Cincmnati Bengals, has signed a contract with the learn. LeClair, 22, was named the most valuable defensive lineman in the North Central Conference last season. The American Football Coaches Associalion (lamed him to the :q?Jle~~: D,l,v,l,sioll . ~ll;'Atner~c~ team. ., MERRITT SIGNS CINCINNATI (UPl) - Lefthander Jim Merritt, who won only one game last year after losing 12 in a row, Thursday became the 26th player to sign with the Reds for next season. Rizer Oil Co. Customers : 1 May we take this opportunity to thank you for your patronage and say that we have-enjoyed the many years that we· have supplied your· gasoline and fuel oil requirements. We are taking this method to announce to each of you personally that we have decided to change our method of business and as of March 1st, are transferring ownership of all our delivery equipment ("on the farm tanks", basement tanks, skid tanks, underground tanks, pumps and trucks) to Ashland Petroleum Company. Always Your Best~ Buy least h1 s voice, Mel Blancl js + ++ I Marshall h1ghllghts, in cluding their b1g shootout wilh Ohio U, I 15 p.m ., Ch. 2. Pro bowlers tn I the Wi n slon Salem Classic, 4 p.m , Ch . 12. CBS Golf Classic, 4 p m , Ch 8. +++ Children's Film FesiJval has an old-fashioned theme In a British film, "Cry Wolf," for lhe young 'uns at I p.m., Ch. 8. + ++ MOVIES : The Ch. 4 primelime flick IS " P.J.." slarring George Peppard, 9 p.m ... Also: "The Wolf Man," 11 : 15 p.m., Ch. 6 ... "Man on a String," 11 :30 p.m.. Ch. tO ... "II Had to Happen," Georg~ Raft, Roz Russell , 11 ·30 p.m., Ch. 7 ... "The Third Choice," la .m., Ch. 10 ... and the triple-feature on Ch. 4: "Journey to Shiloh," "King Kong 'vs. Godzllla," and "Atomic City," starts al 11:30 p.m. SUNDAY, FEB. 20 More from and about China and the President: "lamp Unfo My Feet, an Islanding religious series, lllh about religion in t~ls 11 < You will be pleased to know that this transfer was arranged so as to be of the least possible inconvenience to you, our faithful customers, by continuing your service with the same drivers under the supervision of a former .RIZER OIL COMPANY employee of 8 years and now manager of Ashland's Pomeroy distributorship, Cyril Eugene Coleman. We are sure that you will continue to ,receive the same prompt and courteous service that you have become "used to" with the RIZER 01 L COMPANY. featured on " Juvenile Jury ," 5 30 p m.. Ch. 4. +++ MOV IE S: " Biond1e Hils the Jackpot," Bam , Ch 10 .. " Steel Tra p," Joseph Cotten, 2 p m., Ch . 7 .. and a film of news significance 1n a gruesome sort of way : "Fearless Vampire Killers," 11 :30 p.m , with the murdered Sharon Tale 1n a film produced by her husband. Roman Polanski, Ch. 10. ' + ++ ,. Highlights of the "Beaux Arts Ball," Columbus' line Spend your feed doll~rs wisely . , . get more from your money, and more profits, too. Our feeds . . . for every need ' .. are scientifically com .•:' pounded, fortified with vitamins and minerals and enriched wJth protein to protect health, encourage growth and ' boost gains. Plan your feeding ' program here . . . you'll be glad you ' did. arts benefit show, will be seen at II 30 p.m , Ch. 4. This is apparently onl y a ISminute excerp1, which Isn't enough. however. MONDAY The Ni xon trip may pre -empt Because You Want The Finest . IS good enough for your perfect JOve. Choose a Keepsake diamond nng , . . flawless quality, beauttfully styled. You can'l buy any finer.' · Only a perrect diamond +++ regular programm ing .. Former pro football great Roosevelt Grier (remember him at the Bobby Ken nedy assassination'> shows up on Dinah Shore to show how he does needlepoint (honest), 10 a.m , Chs 2 & 7 .. And, for Pete's sake, there's a pro basketball game on Ch . 12 right In the middle of the afternoon : ,Philadelphia 76ers vs. Balllmore a<JIIels at 2 p.m. P'IERFECTO 1:100 ALSO TO 2100 PARAO tS U?!l ALIOTO 10.000 SO ::::\'1, SO Dl <~EllEN'( IT WILL BE 11~!1 r.:OST Pt':IZ!DGIFT OCOOKS COOl WITI\OUT OVEN HW 0 NO POTS l PANS TO ClEAN 0 COMPUTlLY AUTOIMTIC 0 COOICS Alo.t.ST IN 37 MINUTIS O~KU A f'OTATO IN' MINUTU e THAW l COOl( IROZIN 10001 Ill 5MINUTU Middleport W~ will also continue the sale and service of GOODYEAR & DAYTON tires with the same employees of many years service. ' ' RIZER OIL CO., INC. SUGAR RUN MI.LLS Ingels Furniture 992-2635 Open F,ri. & Sat. Nights Tpis change will not affect our station operation at 700 East Main Street, Earl Holman will continue to sell gasoline and lubric;ating oil by the can or case same as before, you will soon see an improved operation at this location. ' ., 180 Mulberry Ave. 992-2115 Pomeroy ' FRANKLIN M. RIZER '' . '. Redmen Second In MOC Rio Posts 13th Cage Win, 85-72 . Trailing 44-39 at halftime, Coach Art Lanham's Rio Grande College Redmen rallied in the second half to down host Cedarville 85-72 on Pacific Division the Yellow Jackets planks W. L. Pet. GB Thursday night. Los Angeles 51 9 .850 ... The victory assured R10 of a GoldenSiale 38 24 .613 14 Seallle J8 25 .603 14'12 second place finish 10 !be MtdHouslon 24 3'1 .38 1 28'17 Ohlo Conference wtth a 5-3 Port land 15 49 .234 J8 record. Overall, the Redmen Thursday's Results Milwaukee Ill Cincinna ti 97 upped their record to 13-10. New York 102 Chlc~go 99, ol Coach Don Callan's Yellow (Only games scheduled) Jackets fimshed last in the five-team conference . Cedarville IS 1-6 with one league game remammg on its 1971-72 schedule . Overall, the Jackets dropped to 5·16. Curl Watson 's 20 pomts helped the Jackets to their ftvepomt first half advantage. Watson was limited to two pom ts m the second half of play by Rio. The Redmen placed four Friday' s Games Allanla al Baltimore Philadelphia at Milwaukee Porlland at Los Angeles Boslon al Phoenix Golden Slate at Sealfle Chicago at Delroil Houslon at Buffalo Cincinnati at Cleveland Neal One Of 32 Eagles Returning Roy M. Terry, the new head football coach at Morehead State University, is exctted ahout the 1972 season already because of the scheduled return this fall of 32lettermen, including running back Chuck Neal of Gallipolis. The 200.pound sophomore is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Neal, 836 Third Ave ., Gallipolis. The MSU Eagles turned in a 7-3 record last season, the best mark smce wmning the Ohio Valley Conference championship in 196li. Spring practice starts March 24 and Coach Terry is anxious to get a look at his young , gridders., , .. . ,/IWe'll Have · a quick,.. sure defense and an exploslv~ of- Chones Turns Professional hearing a lot about the Eagles this fall. CRAWFORD SIGNS CINCINNATI (UP!) Outfielder AI Crawford, who played last year for Indianapolis, has signed his 1972 contract wtth the Cincinnati Reds, the club announced Thursday night. Crawford, 24, hit .~last season. He is the 27th Reds player to sign for the upcoming season. HOSPITAL NEWS LIKES KENTUCKY LEXINGTON, Ky. (UP!) All-Ohio fullback and linebacker Dave Tuttle of Steubenville, Ohio, has signed a letter of Intent to play football at the University of Kentucky. Tuttle, 6-foot-1 and 190 pounds, gained 1,018 yards in 156 carries during his career at Steubenville High School, which won the Class AA state championship. FAME GAME CANTON, Ohio (UP!)-The Kansas City Oliefs of the American Football Conference wiil meet the New York Giants of the National Football Conference in the annual Hall of Fame game July 29 at Fawcett Stadiwn. The Oliefs will be making their fll'st appearance In the game, while the Giants will be making their second showing . TV OPEN DATES CLEVELAND (UP!) - The $150,000 Cleveland Open will run from June 29-July 2 at the Tanglewood Country Club In nearby Bainbridge. HlGHLIGHTS with Paul Crabtree CALL POINTVIEW: The "Film Odyssey " series tonight offers "Beauty and the Beast," but don't be too concerned with, lelflng fhe kldsstay up to seelt. It's different, to say the least designed for adult tastes Made by the French poet Cocteau In 19~, It was one of · the llrst avant-garde films that culminated In the French "New Wave." 8:30 p.m, Ch. II . + ++ William F. Buckley Jr has a lop notch guest on hand tonight: Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker, in !rom Saigon, to talk about U.S. withdrawal. 9 p'm., Ch II. Ohio State To Face Illinois ABA Standings By United Press International East · ClDCAGO (UPI)-The Big W. L. Pet. GB Ten basketball race already Kenlucky 48 12 .800 . headln f ' VIrginia 37 26 .587 12'12 g or Its closest finish in New York 28 33 459 20'17 four seasons, should grow a Floridians 24 J7 .3'13 24'1, notch lighter Saturday Carolina 25 37 ...OJ 24 · P1llsburgh 21 39 .350 27 The three front-runners, West Minnesota and Ohio State, tied Ulah w. L. Pet. GB at 7-2 for first place and Indiana j~ ~ :~~ i' Michigan, half a game behind Dallas JO 34 .469 13'12 at 6-2, face lightly regarded Denver 24 37 .3'13 IB rivals, and all three were Me mphis 23 37 .383 18'1, f ed win Thuraday's Results avor to · Carolina 145 VIrginia 122 Minnesota and Michigan (Only ~ame scheduled) play rematches against teams rlday's Games they ..-evlously have defeated Kentucky vs. Carolina "" ' At Greensboro, N.C. the Gophers at home against Floridians at New York Wisconsin, whom they Memphis at Pillsburgh defeated on the Badger court (Only gamesscheduled) •• •g , an d Mi ch1gan a1 Nor th • ..,.., western, beaten 83-79 in the NHL Standings Wolverines arena. By United Press International Ohio State heads into the first East of its two games with JllinoJS on W, L. T. Pts Boston 41 8 9 91 New York 37 11 9 83 Montrea l 31 13 12 74 DetrOit 24 24 9 57 Toron to 23 25 II 57 Bullalo II 33 14 36 Vanc ouver 15 35 5 35 MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UP!)West Jim Chones, 6·foot-11 star W. L. T. Pts center of the second-ranked Chicago 38 13 7 83 Marquette Warriors, signed a Minnesota 31 18 9 71 Calllornia 18 29 12 48 contract with the New York St. Louis 20 Jl 8 48 Net.s of the American BasketPhiladelphia 17 29 11 45 . Piilsburgh 18 31 9 45 ball Association late Thursday Los Angeles 15 3'1 7 37 night, It was announced earl~ Thursday's Results today,. . ' , -- , PJ tl.sburgh 2, Bulfalo 0 , The annpuncement was Boslon 4 Philadelphia I made by the Rev. John P. New York 6 Los Angeles 4 ( On!~ games scheduled) Raynor' Marquette president Friday's Gomes in a statement at I :45 a.m. It New York al Catilornia read: Sl . Louis at Vancouver (Only games scheduled) "Jim Chones telephoned Coach AI McGuire late 111 day night informlnf! him : ; he had just signed a contract to play professional basketball with the New York Nets ... "We at Marquette University wish Jtm every success in his Holzer Medical Center, First new venture. Jim has repre-Ave. and Cedar St. General sented the university well both visiting hours 2-4 and 7-3 p.m. on and off the court. Although Maternity visiting hours 2:30 to as a professional player Jun 4:30 p.m. Parents only on wiU no longer be able to play Intercollegiate hasketbaU, he Pediatrics Ward. has said he Intends to complete Births Mr. and Mrs. Edward Black- his college education. I look burn, Oak Hill, a daughter ; Mr. forward to presenting Jim his and Mrs. Okey A. Tawney, bachelor's degree at a future Gallipolis, a son and Mr. and Marquette corrunencemenl. "As president I personally Mrs. Dale Riffie, Racine, a wish Jtm great success and a daughter. long professional basketball Discharges Teresa M. Barnette, Nancy· career." Chones, averaging 20.6 J . Hamm , JoAnn Shinn, Jane Bragg, Elsie M. Tomblin, points and nearly 12 rebounds George L. Cundiff, Sylvia J . per game in his junior year, Arthur, Charles E. Beckie, has led the Warriors to a 21-0 Clayton S. Beard, Betty record. He has frequently been Brookhart, Anthony Childers, discussed as the best big man In college basketball by pro Eva C. Danieb!, Ida Denison, Maureen T. Guy, Margaret M. scouts and basketball writers. The signing 'l!warenUy took Hardin, Elva E. HunUey, Jean place In Mllwaukee but It was Ann Lemon, Gretchen A. not lnunedlalely known from Meake, Oneida Mullens, Anna ' where Chones had called L. Ross, Helen M. Smith, McGuire. Janice Stapleton, Barbara D. Williams, Fern Dinnen, Linda Hawley and Brian Plantz. CHUCK NEAL 992 ·25 05 A now series called " Doctor In the House" shows up on Ch . 4 at 10:30 p.m. tonight, but I haven't the slightest Idea what It's about . Let' • watch It togetl)er and II nd out. +++ MOVIES : There's a prime-lime film , " Warlock ,'' which Is a W"tern, not a wltchcrafter, and stars Henry Fonda . 9 p.m.. Ch. 10. Also on Ch. 10: "Gidget Goes to Romeo'' and I wish she hed stayed lllere, 4 p.m. ... Horror dou~le - featu r e . "Fr ankenstein Meets the Space Monster,'' and a Boris Karlofl-attended . trilogy, "Block Sabbath," starts at 11 .30 p.m. '· ,I ' ' Midwest Division W. L. Pet. GB Milwaukee 51 13 .797 . Chicago 44 99 .698 6'12 Phoen1x 3'1 25 609 12 Delroil 22 ..0 .355 28 fense/' he satd . "You'll be 1 I Western Conference OU Baseball Clinic To Be Held In March ANNOUNCEMENT 1 NBA Stanctinga By United Press International Eutern Conferen,e Atlantic Division W. L. · Pet. GB Bosl on 44 20 688 .. New York 3'1 23 .629 4 Philadelphia 24 38 387 19 BuUalo 17 44 .279 !5'12 Central Dlvioion Yl. L. Pet. GB Ballimore 25 35 .417 .. Allanla 2~ 38 .387 2 C1nclnnah IB 43 .295 7•;, Cleveland 17 46 .270 9'17 stop when suddenly em were spinning wildly in front of him, "Somehow a hole jlllt opened," said Petty. " It was as If the two cars In front of me wanted me to make It through. It just waan 't my day to get wiped February 15, 1972 OW Peterson I ' Also: Pro Standings the Dllni court as the chOice to win, chiefly because the Illini after racking up the best pre-season record in the league, ill, now have lost three straight games and have a 2-5 league record. lllinois also has lost two of three home games In Big Ten competition , The Ohio Stale-lllinols game wi)l be featured on the Big Ten Saturday afternoon 1V show, and the Buckeyes, despite the 9th place ranking of lllinoia In the standings, probably will be up for the game since they lost in their last two appearances at Olampalgn. The conference chasing, barring a string of upsets, has settled down to the three leaders since every other team has lost at 'least four games, and could get into a tie for the title only should all three of the leaders lose at least twice more. Mirmesota and Ohio State, each rmishlng the season on March 7, four days before the other eight teams, have only live league games remaining and Michigan has six. Other games Saturday will be Iowa at Indiana and Michigan State at Purdue, both ,' in the afternoon. Mlchlga Slat boasts th n e e league leading scorer In ~pho­ more Mike Robinaon, With a :!ll.3 point per ,game average, With Ohio State s Alan Homya,k second •t 23.8 and Michigan s HefY '/ilmore third at 23.1. men 10 double figures in scormg. AI Martin was high with 17. Harry Hairston, Ron Lambert each finished with 16. capt. Roger Bentley had 14. R1o htt 33 of 71 from the field and 19 of 25 from the foul circles. The Redmen hauled down 40 rebounds. Lambert and Martin each had eight. The Yellow Jackets were 30 of 631rom the field, and 12 of 15 at the chanty hnes. R10 still has a chance for a NAIA Dtstnct 22 playoff spot in the post-season tournament. Next Rto game is Saturday, Feb. 26, Wilberforce University, m Lyne Center at Rio Grande. Box score of Thursday's victoty : RIO GRANDE 1851 Bentley 4-6-14; Hairston 7-2-16; Lambert 5-6-16; Jordan 4-0-8; Bartram 3-0-6; Bollinger 4-0-8; Mart in 6·5-17 ; Hart 0·0-0; Rouse o-o.o; Thompson 0-0-o. TOTALS 33-19-85. CEDARVILLE (72)- Young 6-0 12; Clapp 2-0-4; Watson 7-822; Eck 7-1-15; Larson 3-1-7; Branon 1-0-2; Howard 1-2-~; Williams 3-0-6. TOTALS 30-12· 72. Score at Half - Cedarville 4~ Rio 3'1 NEW CONTRACTS NEW YORK (UPI)-Mel Stottlemyre and Fritz Peterson, the righthanded and left-han<led aces of the New York Yankees, signed their 1972 contracts Thursday with the American League club. Stottleinyre, 18-12 last season, signed for over $70,000, while PeterliOil, 1r>-13, got a raise which put htm In the $50,000 bracket. NEW Sugar FreeTaste Great RAift ,c' · ·. ~ ~--------~~..¥ Royal Crown Bottling Co. Middleport, Ohio MAKE YOUR HOME Smile for Spring e Kitchen Cabinets • Ceilq Tile e Counter Tops • w.l Tile •Formica • Floor Tile • Paneling • Plumbing Supplies e Paint PresetveS e Electrical Supples and Beautifies • See Our Color a.t King Builders Supply 992-3748 Middleport, 0. BELTED TIRE SALE WIDE-OVAL - FIBERGLASS ' F-78x14 or 15 .........~ 3495 95 G-78x14 or 15:.........'37 · • 95 H-78x14 or 15 ..........'37 . 95 J-78x14 or 15..........'37 .. Plus Fed. &S. Tax No Casing Needed H&R FIIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT, 0, . �.. '· .. i 1-nle Dally Sentlnel,Middleport·Pomeroy, 0., Feb. 18,1972 • 2- The DallY Sentinel. Middleuort-Pomeroy, 0., Feb. 18, 1971.' VfJN AT> BRIDGE Helen Help Gives Self an Ext.ra Chance of spades to sleep if West NORTH IK holds that t·ard, He leads a .A 72 I spade to the ace and a spade .A94 back toward hts hand II t86~4 East ruffs, he Will be ruff. . 762 mg South's ten spot so East WEST EAST discards , .J98 65 Now South enters dummy • 10 63 • J87 5 With the ace of hearts and +Q J109 + K 732 leads dummy's last spade . . JI098 Agam East can't afford to SOUTH ( D ) trump South scores hts last • K Q 103 htgh spade , leads the ten .K Q~ spot and ruffs 10 dummy +A .A KQ53 East can overruff or not as he chooses. All he can make North-South vulnerable IS that one trump trick West North East South This line of play 1s sureI. fire as long as East can't Pass I t Pass trump the ace of spades or PaS!i 3. Pass 4. ace of hearts It is certamly Pass 4. Pass 6. better than just gomg set Pass p""" Pass and complaimng of bad luck Openmg !ead- t Q (N£WSPA.PER ENTERPRISE ASSN I . Us. By Helen Hottel •• Ha~sler Killed I:ri 12-Car Pileup Gavin. Complex Is Explained - the overall effect very pleasing. Trees were also Now II Can Be Told planted around the 10-foot high Dear Helen : For Sale For Sale dikes built around a ~lion of We had a big fight in our club. !led one faction which won . Of FOR SALE : moving sale, • TROPICAL --FISH, . f.ncy the plant site, primarily along Saturday, Sunday, Monday, guppies, angels and breeders, the eight women on the other side, at least three are.. capable of Rt. 7 and the northern edge of good discounts on most stock Bellas and supplies. Phone ·',, this miserable revenge: In shop. 197 Mill St .. Mid992-5443. the COillpa!ly's property. You see, I brunediately started getting phone calis from dleport. New location will be 12-30-tfcl , Reece not only spoke of !be men, asking when they could come over. They knew my first 498 Locust St., Middleport, MIXED h~ay .· '·r~tl '''I ' positive aspects of the plant but formerly Chase Hardware v• • w ndon, name, and implied lots ! Finally, I asked one how he gol my Building, M. Marcum . phone 985-38ol6. also touched upon some of !be 2-16-3tp number and he said It was printed In a public telephone booth 2-18-3tc things Ohio Power has done or •• together with, "For a hot time, call Elaine." is doing which has damaged ALLIS-CHALMERS B lractor HOUSE & building lots on EVidenUy the same thing is written all over town because with side mower . Os.car Wright Street In Pomeroy. the local area. Weber 2'12 · miles easl of Phone 7n-5937. one booth couldn't produce that many calls. I'll see' that my The public affairs coor" 2-16-6tc Chesler on Stale Rl. 248. number be changed, but even if I went unlisted, these dames dina tor said for example, "Our 2-IB-Jip would find it out, and what's to keep them from being vindictive COLONIAL Early American early ground sample studies Slereo, AM-FM radio comONE bulk lank with auger, one again? I suspect one in particular- a real creep, but a charter indicated thai we would have to r bination, 4 speed changer, 4 Big Dutchman automatic m~ber - but of course I can't prove anything. No one else but purchase practically all the feeder, twelve automallc speaker sound system . these silly C~;eatures would sink so low. - Elaine sand and gravel we would be brooders, gas, 20 automatic Balance $79.32. Use our budget terms. Call 992-7085. The average South player waterer s, .tO one gallon Dear Elaine: using for back-fiil and for The b1ddmg has been: 2-16·6tc waterers. Harry Hill, Letart will look over dummy quickconcrete. We later discovered Why not give the dames a phony unlisted nwnber-which Wcsl North East Falls, Ohio, Phone 247-2 142. South ly and see that he has a that this hack-fill material was 2-18-Jic BEAUTIFUL MODERN Pass just happens to be that of (with its permiasion) the local pollee reasonable play for seven Walnut Stereo-radio ~om ­ Dble 1 Pass available in the brunediate '2 t station? By the time the childish sore loser in your group finds clubs . Then he will lead out • blnatlon, 4 speaker sound SYRACUSE Drive In lor sale. vicinity of !be plant site, so we Phone 992-2088. two top clubs and wince Dble Pass Pass 2• out differently, she may have given herself away. Tricksters system, 4 speed changer, went to work to supply our own when West shows out He Pass 3 + Pass ' 2-18-Jic separate controls. Balance can't help putting out feelers to see whether their meanness has $68.56. Use our budget terms. will probably continue by You, South, hold: back-fill. worked. Call 992-7085. RUMMAGE and yard sale, leading out a couple more • 9s 6s 4 • "In doing this, we created 2-l~tc AQ 6 • A 32 4 NOTE TO READERS : In case you think this "solution" alerts Friday and Saturday, 341 trumps and eventually will two large gravel pit.s, and as '' Park St., Middleport, 9 a. m. go after spades. Assuming What do you do now? the enemy, please know that my personal answer went to Elaine PAINT DAMAGE . 1971 Zlg-z:ag luck would have II, each is to 6 p. m. Over 1000 Items for West manages to keep his A-Bid three no.trump. If a month ago. Her reply, received today, makes me happily sewing machines. Stin in sate. adjacent to one of the two spade guarded, South will parlnor is making slam try, he realize that just once in a while I say something right: 2-17-2tc original cartons. No atwmd up one trick short. won'! pass. beautiful schools near the plant tachments needed as our Dear Helen : TODAY'S QUESTION controls are built in. Sews We could not have dug pits site. SHOWALTER'S Wet Pet Shop, resources." The expert player will I'm Elaine of the phone booth "ad" problem. I want you to wllh 1 or 2 needles, makes Your partner contmues to Chester, Ohio. Phone 985-3356. Reece had pictures of, and in these locations, except for give h imself an extra four clubs. Rightly, or wrongly, know your advice worked. Wow, how it worked! . Tropical fish 15 cents and up ll'ullonholes, sew on buttons, 1 chance. He wtll stop to think one thing, by supplying our described technical features of through Sunday, Feb. 20th . monograms, and bllnl;l hem b1d four hearts and your .I got an unlisted number, then had a very good friend (who the Gavin Plant that supported own sand and gravel we are after West shows out on the you 2-17-31p stilch. Full cash price, $38.50 partner goes to four spades. knew the circumstances) tell the vindictive three. When the one 1 or budget plan available. second club. Then he will What !he industry's approach to the saving something on the order do you do now? Phone 992-5641. see how to put West's jack HOLSTEIN cow, with 2 day old suspected most was asked for my new number, she innocently pollution problem. These in- of $2 million. · 2-16-61c calf, 3 Hereford cow• to gave it - the number of the police station. cluded the 1,100 foot high single ''Our promise is - and I freshen soon, several Sure enough , the station started getting calls, so I announced stack, cooling towers so that no assure you Ohio Power yearlings and 2 year old VACUUM cleaner new 1971 Hereford heifers. Phone 985- model. Complete with all James E. Levacy, 91, of 4160 grandchildren, 27 great- to the club what I'd done, and you should have seen this gal's heated water will be returned Company does not make cleaning tools. Small paint 3805. Astor Ave., Colwnbus, for· grandchildren, and one great- face, especially since she was pretty sure she'd be traced. She to the Ohio River and elec- promises that it does not intend 2-17-3tc damage In shipping. Will take $27 cash or budget plan gave herself away, but MY feeler did it! trostatic precipitators that will to keep ..:.. our promise is that merly of Meigs County, died great-grandchild. available. Phone 992-5641 . DON'T pump your sluggish The calls ended shorUy afterwards. I guess she'd spend a busy remove all but a small fraction the two gravel pits will, In Thursday in Colwnbus. His wife, Clara, preceded 2-t6-6tc septic lank . Get Klean-Emday erasing phone booths. File closed ...and thanks !- Elaine of . flY ash from the plant's time, be filled, covered with He is survived by six him in death. AII Sepllc Tank Cleaner. effluent. good soil, planted and daughters, Mrs. Nellie San· Funeral services will be held Dear Elaine: Landmark Farm Bureau, LEGAL NOTICE Pomeroy . Other highlights of his beautified so that they will look born, Mrs. Margaret Bobo, at 11 ·30 a.m. Saturday at the ..Except for one item : Unlisted nwnbers create many Notice ol Filing of 2-IB-ltc ai least as good as they did Mrs. Ellie! Metcalf, Mrs. Lelia Evans Funeral Home, 4171 E. problems not only for subscribers but for the phone company. remarks included: Inventory 1nd Apprai!Stment The Stile ol Ohio, Molgs Each of Gavin's two cooling before we dug them, and, ALLIS CHALMERS tractor County, Bailey, Mrs. Anna Mae Smith, Livingston Ave ., Columbus, Now that the trouble is past, maybe you can get your old nwnber with disk, plow, cultivator, towers will be capable of hopefully, better. This pledge and Mrs. Clareda Kalklosch ; with the Rev. Mark Allen of. hack? Probate Court Sickle bar': electric guitar To the. E)(ecutors or Ad cooling 600,000 gallons of water applies not only to the gravel four sons, Frank, James E., liciatmg. Burial wtll be in Glen Happy clubblng .--H. wllh amplifier, b flat clarinet ministrators of the estates ; to by 20 degrees in one minute, pits but to any and ail other Ernest and Everett ; 41 Rest Cemetery. such of the following as are w1th case. Phone 992-3278. 2-13-61c residents of the State of Ohio. with the surplus heat going into damaged property in our plant Dear Helen: vrz - the surviving spouse , the the atmosphere. When the site area. " next of kin, the beneficiaries Every day in the mail I receive tbese fantastic give-away FORD Tractor, J new tires, new under the will ; and to the at plant is in full operation, Over 600 persons are o~ the pain!, good condilion - $650, tornev prize offers, like dream houses and cars, and $100-a-week.foror attorneys collector plates in the job now generating a weekly phone 992-60<18. representing anv of the life. The fine print says you aren't obligated to buy the product, 2-13-71c aforemen11oned persons : precipitators are designed to payroll· of about $180,000. Newell S Hysell, No. 20.S~I, ~d the drawing has already happened. So theoretically, you can annually keep an estimated Deceased . Salisbury Township, wm without spending a dime. But does a person who checks the 920,000 tons of f!yash from Employment is expected to RCA 21" lelevlslon , console, Meigs County, Ohio ; reach its peak at 3,000 persons CALL POINTVIEW: 992 · 2505 good condition . Phone 992William P . Grueser, No . •' ''No, I am not placing an order now" box ever win? going into the atmosphere. in tbe fall of 1973. 534S. 20,595, Deceased , Sutton .i My husband .says I'm dwnb to waste my stamps and hopes, Each of the plates is nine feet The Southern Ohio Mining 2-16-3tc Township, Meigs Countr,, Ohio . very moral but st r ictly , SATURDAY, FEB.I9 You ant hereby notlf ed that but I keep checking the "No" side and I'm STILL WAITING reg imented nation in "C hina 'I This is lhe week that may wide and 30 feet high. In all, project will cost approximately COAL; -Iimestone. Excelsior the Inventories and Ap FOR M1' PRIZE and the Church," 10 a.m., ~ change the world - and you pralsements ot the estates of the 5,520 such plates are in the $100 million and the conveyor Salt Works, E. Ma in St., atorementjoned, deceased, late 1; can be there, on President Ch 10, as the lead-off, lust as Dear Waiting: Pomeroy. Phone 992-3891 . precipitators. belt system which will be used of said County, were flied In this the pr,es ldentlal plane is '' Ni xon's visit lo China 4-9-ttc Court. Sal~ Inventories . ~"<1 Non-buyers sometimes :win, I'm told, ,\.hQugh J:ve never mel Reece reported Ohio .Power to lfaro~fer the enol from the ~-t+'-"~""""'"'~'"-'---;.w ,f: lhroughJ'Ithf:, eyes of 'II nearing Peking: 7>.1!67· ....... A\i~l'lllae i!\O'ol'ts w11 i' · ~~- • t~ r one of these phenomenilj':."No"-men (or .women). personallY: ' 'is working to -help minimize riliht!' 'to·"the · -~~t POODLE puwles, Siiver1Toy, ",b~IIIJ\nQ~'fpr~ Z, thousand- Clfnei'IIS\ " " Misunderst~ ~ ~l ~g 1 '' Chl-' 11 ,l)lls Couh10rf·llle '} -.-All three malo• networks na," a n~s spec!~ I. 6 p.m.,• · Have any of my readers? Do let us know. '-'11. Parkvlew Kennels, Phone 992- lath day of Febr~ory, 1972, of Gavin ·Plant's Impact on its another $15 million. 10 00 o'clock A.M. 5443. '( are set up tor lransmlsslon of Ch. 8. environment in landscaping When completed, 225 persons Any person des1rlng to file A discussion of the Ni xon B-15-tfc exceptions -' all the highlights (and thereto must file and site beautification. This wiil be employed at the plant trip on "Meet the Press." 1 ~ sldellghls) of lhe visit. them at least five days prior to ., starting lonlght. Harry p m., Chs 2 & 7, and "Sixty program, already underway in and 2,000 will be working In the the date set for hearing . Minutes," 9:30 p.m .. Ch. B . Given under my hand and Reasoner, Waller Cronkite, { its early stages, had but one mine. AUXILIARY TO MEET seal of said Court , th is 8th day of '' Ba rbara Walters and Herb And then the highlight: The Ladies Auxiliary of February, 1912 Funeral servtces for Mrs . Otis (Edna) Knopp, near objective, and that is to seek to In an effort to train First live coverage of the 1 Kaplow are anchormen (and John c Bacon woman) . Tonight, President' s arrival at 10 30 Clarence Harrison (Harry ) Racine, and Mrs . Edith blerid the total site, including prospective miners, a mining Racine American Legion Post Acting Judge and ex-officio " President NIXon Goes to p m.. Ch 12 Clerk of said Court Wolfe, 79, of near Racme, who Grimm, Kenton; a son, Albert, the plant and allied facilities, course hopefully wlll be 602 wiil meet at 7:30 p.m. By Ann B . Watson . Pek~ng ," 10· 30 p.m.. Ch. 12. +++ into the natural surroundings Tuesday at the hall in Racine. established · at the Meigs died Thursday morning at Deputy clerk of Olmsted Falls, Ohio; seven Not much basketball ~ +++ (21 11 , 18 Veterans Memol'lal Hospital grandchildren, and nine great- of the area in which it is High School, Reece said. II you're a dog -lover, our trv4=:~ov Mil w aultP~ P.u r lr ~ V!'t , situated. Hoyt V. Mullins, vice Chicago Bulls, 2 p.m., Ch. 12, sports calendar this weekend have been set for 2p.m. Sunday grandchildren. The Dai~. Sentine~ When the job Is completed, president of the Galllpolls Is headed by the West- and Ohio State Highlights DEVOTED TO'THE at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Officiating at the Sunday LEGAL NOTICE INTEREST OF minster Dog Show. In with Fred Taylor, 12 30 p.m., thousands of trees and shrubs Chamber of Commerce, Notice Is hereby given that in Middleport. Home services will be the Rev. Frank MEIGS·M~SON AREA Ch 4, and WVU Highlig hts, dogdom , It's the World sealed bids Will be received at CI4ESTER L. TANNEHILL, Mr. Wolfe was born Aug. 18, Cheese brew. Burial will be in will have been planted, making welcomed visitors . Guests the office of the Village Council, Series, Super Bowl and 1.30 p.m., Ch 7, and 4:30 Exec. Ed. introduced were Mrs. Belva VIllage of Pomeroy , In care of Kenlucky Derby all rolled p m., Ch 8 1892 in Racine, the son of the the Lelart Falls Cemetery. ROBERT HOEFLICH, Donald Collins, President of the Mae Farley and Mrs. Alice ++ + , Into one, with 3000 !count City Editor late John and Scharlottie Sayre Friends may call at the funeral Village (:ouncll, the Board ' ' 'em, 3000) dogs of 123 difSen Roberl A. Tall Jr. is Published daily except Marie Icard of the Pt. Pleasant having superv Isi on or Wolfe. He was preceded in home any time. Saturday by The Ohio Valley lerenl breeds enlered. The the guest on Columbus Town management of the real estate Chamher of Commerce; Mrs . Publishing Company , 111 death also by his wife, Sadie whole gala even! Is the Meellng at 12 JO p m , Ch. 10. to ~· sold, until 12:00 o'clock Court St, Pomeroy , Ohio Thelma Elllott, executive RUTLAND Olaf A. noon on the 6th day of March , +++ May Beegle Wolfe; three suble~t of a spec1al at 5 p.m , 45769 Busint'!is Offt ce Phone Pro hockey features the Peterson, Rutland, Rt. 1, died secretary of the Gallipolis 1 992·2156, Edilorlal Phon e 992 · 1972, for 1he purchase of the Ch. 10. brothers, and two sisters. following described real estate : Yes, as a maller of tact, I Boston Bruins vs Chioago thts mormng at Veterans Cha'.flber of Corrunerce; City >157 Lot 12 In v . B. Horton 's Ad Mr. Wolfe had served for 42 SERVICES CHANGED Second class postage paid at do like dogs. My wife owns Black Hawks, 2 p m., Ch. 8. dition to Pomeroy, Lot 13 In v. Manager D. Kenneth Morgan; Memorial Hospital at the age Pomerov. Ohto years as a pilot on the Great Funeral services for Mrs. B. Horton's A~dltlon to one a high -priced and World Championship , Naf•onat adveri1S1ng Lakes. He was a member of the Emma Pullins have been of 72. Mr. Peterson was born In Bud Stewart, acting city ' rept"esentatrve Bottlnelll · Pomeroy. ~ purebred poodle she bought Tennis starts a new series on Reference Deed : Volume 205, from some nice folks 1n NBC tlast year's tenms TV Bethany United Methodist changed from 10 a.m. Saturday Wadland, Sweden, Aug. 29, manager of Ashland, Ky., Fred Gallagher , Inc., 12 East 42nd Page 387 of the Meigs County audiences we r e en St , New York City, New York Carman, resident eugineer for 1 Middleport II biles me. II 1899. A coal miner and farmer, Ohio, Deed . Records . ' Church at Dorcas. at the- Bradbury Church of 1 . Subscription rates De. bites my children We much couraging) a!J' JO p m , Chs Sold property 11 to be sold and he had served in the Swedish the James W. Gavin Plant and , livered by carrrer where Surviving are two daughters, CHrist to 10' a.m. at the 2& 7 conveyed to the highest bidder prefer our "other " dog, a available 50 cents per week, Armed Forces. Senator Oakley C. Colllns. upon the following terms : Cash !To tell the truth, 1usl mongrel found up at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home Bv Motor Route where ca rrier In hand on day of sale. 0. C. Hall of Kentucky, He is survived by his wife, service not available : One cable TV lower one cold day knowing that the ballerymen m Middleport. The right IS reserved to reject and a few others are last wmter. II has no Alma ; two sons, Jack, formerly of Pt. Pleasant, month Sl 75 By mall rn Ol"l to ony and all blda. ' a':1d W. V a , One year $1-4.00 gathe ring right now In pedigree, but it doesn't bile Donald Collins, Pre&ldent Rutland, Rt. 1, and David of presided over a short business StK months S7 25 Three ON DEAN'S LIST Florida to start baseball me.) of VIllage Council $-4.50 Subscrrpflon Albany , and three grand- meeting. George Herbey an- months Twila Clatworthy, daughter sprmg training makes me Village of Pomeroy HAS SURGERY pr ice Includes Sunday Trmes +++ Jane Walton , Clerk nounced that the organization Sent mel of Mr. and Mrs. James ClatMrs. Paul McDaniel, Mid- children. Other sporls, sfarl~ng with lose interest. almost, In just (I) 21, 2a ; 12) 4, 11, 18, 5fc about every other sport Funeral services will be held currently has 52 Individual worthy, Middleport, made the dleport, underwent surgery college basketball : PI PleaS<Inl al Parkers· that's around th iS time of dean's hsl for the first Wednesday at Veterans Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Martin members and 14 company year How's If look down burg South (Live Audio). semester at Rio Grande Memorial Hospital. Her room Funeral Home with the &v. J. memberships. Qhio State vs. Illinois, 2 there. Johnn y Bench and Stiles officiating, Burial will be Membership blanks may be Gary Nolan ? I College. Twila is a freshman. number IS 113. p.m. Ch. 6. + ++ in Miles Cemetery. Friends obtained at the Gallipolis South Carolina Donald (Buzl Lukens of (nallonally -rankedl vs. may call at the funeral home Chamber of Commerce office. Dayton shows up In the Houston, 1: 30 p.m , Chs 2 & Saturday and Sunday until Next month's meeting will be second edit•on of his new • I I 7. time of services. held in HunUngton. sertes, " American Journal ," Wake Forest vs. North I Carolina Stale, 2 p m., Ch. 8. on Ch. 10 at 1·30 p m. +++ 1 Clemson vs. Maryland, And Bugs Bunny (or at J· 3() p.m., Chs 2 & 7 .4 •• z• "'J Members of the Central Ohio Valley Industrial Council (COVIC) attending Thursday night's meeting at Oscar's Restaurant in Gallipolis heard a detailed description of Ohio Power's $488 million James M. Gavin Plan~' llOW under construction at Cheshire. John R. Reece, public affairs coordinator for the Gavin Plant, outlined both the electric producing facility and !he deep coal mining industry in Meigs County. Using slides In his presentation, Reece said !be electric energy industry expects to be able to supply growing needs without creating unbearable leveb! of pollution. Speaking on behalf of the Ohio Power Company, builders of the Gavin Plant, the state of Washington native said, "We are confident that we can maintain a plentiful supply of by using present and foreseeable technology and proper management of energy ' James Levacy Died Thursday ptalif' wui Oarence Wolfe Died Thursday I DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UP! )..!Richard Petty uld he justllbu~ bill eyes lnd aomehow managed to get through. RaYIIIOild Wlllilmluid It wu '"like a bomb goln& off." Veteran drivers struggled to express their thoughts about the manive 12-car pileup Thursday which claimed the life of Raymond "Friday" Hasaler during! one of the two ' 125-mlle qua!Hying races for Sunday's Daytona 500. Gloom spread quickly over the pit area at Daytona In· ternational Speedway as word of llasaler's death spread. Some of the drivers had already guessed the worst. :•1 jllit looked at htm and t)ll'lled away,'' uld • G. C. ~cer, who was the first driver to reach llasaler's car In the jumbled wreckage on the backstretch of the U·mile speedway, The accident happened on the 18th lap as 'the field, lightly bunched following a caution flag, screamed down the long backstretch at :/00 miles per hour. David Bogga blew a tire Tonight's Games on his Dodge and suddenly delris was flying everywhere. FRIDAY "It was 'just like a bomb SEGAL Wellston at Athens going off;'' said Williams. Waverly at Gallipolis "There-were cars In the air and Jackson at Ironton Logan at MeiQs then there was so much smoke - ·Others you couldn't see." Williams' Gallia County Tournament Plymouth slammed into Ute at Rio Grande North Gallla vs. Soulllwestern, wall and he rode the barrier for 7 p.m. several hundred feet. Hannan-Trace vs Kyger Creek, Petty was picking his way 8:30p.m. through the field following a 'pit · Eastern at Miller Symmes Valley at Chesapeake Glouster at Starr-Washington Chapmansvllle at Pt . Pleasant Wahama at Spencer SATURDAY SVAC Symmes Valley at Eastern . ' Others Gallla County Tourn: Chomp., consolation games. SEDAL FRESHMEN Waterford at Southern (Final) Bishop Flagetat VInton County TEAM W L P OP Wlllia_mstown at Warren Local Logan 13 1 809 450 Alexander at Lancaster Fisher Waverly 11 3 694 506 Reemlin at Glouster Gallipolis 10 4 602 508 Lore City at Iron! on 8 6 688 590 Starr-Washington Athens 6 8 560 602 Pt. Pleasant at Parkersburg Meigs 4 10 486 613 Soufh (makeupl Welfston 4 10 48.5 705 TUESDAY !Feb. 221 Jackson o 14 375 725 Pt. Pleasant at Hurricane TOTALS 56 56 4699 4699 Ravenswood at Wahama TUESDAY'S RESULT: FRIDAY !Feb. 251 Logan 61 Athens 46 Pt. Pleasant at Huntington THURSDAY'S RESULTS: East Waverly 52 Gallipolis 41 Wahan\a at Wlrt County Wellston sa Athens 44 SATURDAY (Feb.261 Ironton 53 Jackson 32 Pt. Pleasant at Ravenswood Logan 72 Meigs 34 SEOFrosh Standings Hiram Quintet Takes Over First In League United Press International Fmdlay is now 13-3 overall Hiram moved into the lead In and 3-2 in the Hoos1er-Buckeye the President's Athletic Conference. Wilmington, who Conference Thursday night was led by Terry Thomas with with a 78-60 win over Thiel 21 points, is 10-11 and 2-3. (Pa.). Rio Grande made up a 44-39 That half-game advantage halftime deficit to beat over the rest of the flock, Cedarville 85-72. ,_ho'!eve~, ,c,yM1,~ 1 • 1.yi!.DJsh The Redmen, now 13-10, were .,;satUrday nigh b_,when· iilram '1&1 bY' A1 Martin's 17 pillhts. meets seco~d-place Allegheny Cedarville," 5-16, had the (Pa.). Allegheny has a 7-2 game's high scorer in Rick record to Hiram's 8-2. Watson, who scored 22 points. Larry McCall scored 20 Twenty of those points came in points Thursday night for the first haH. Hiram. Thie.I fell to 1-3 In !be The only game on the PAC. schedule tonight are Baltimore Gerard Fisher scored 32 University at Ashland and points for Findlay in a 124-87 Wab!h at Wright' State. win over Wilmington. Died Thursday the pileup , Jimmy Crawford of College Park., Ga., received"a cut chin 8!\d wll& admitted to the hospit81 for X-nys. Racing activity continues today with the Florida Citrus 250 for Grand American cars out." ' and the 100-kilometer Inver Petty said he saw llasaler 's House challenge race for car down on the Inside of the Formula Super Vees -the track still spinning. "Then I open-cockpit Volkswagon-powsaw a white car slam Into It and ered cars. parts were flying everywhere. It was a real bad scene." Hassler, 36-year-old Chat· tanooga, Tenn., .driver, was dead on arrival 1!1 the Infield Hospital. Miraculously, only one other driver was injured In Three former Major leaguers will be among the speakers at the Sixth Annual Baseball Clinic March 10 and 11 at Ohio University. Robert W. Wren, veteran baseball coach at Ohio University, has announced that Jim .French, former OU star and a former catcher with the Washington Senators; Rich Rollins of Kent State, former Infielder with the Minnesota Twins and SeatUe Pilots and Frank Thomas, former home run slugger with Pittsburgh, will speak. Jim Branham of Portsmouth High School and members of the OU training staff wlil also participate in the two day program. Registration will begin at 10 a.m. Friday, March 10. LECLAIR SIGNS CINCINNATI (UP!) -Jim LeClair, a 6-foot-2, 256-pound linebacker from North Dakota and the third-round draft choice of the Cincmnati Bengals, has signed a contract with the learn. LeClair, 22, was named the most valuable defensive lineman in the North Central Conference last season. The American Football Coaches Associalion (lamed him to the :q?Jle~~: D,l,v,l,sioll . ~ll;'Atner~c~ team. ., MERRITT SIGNS CINCINNATI (UPl) - Lefthander Jim Merritt, who won only one game last year after losing 12 in a row, Thursday became the 26th player to sign with the Reds for next season. Rizer Oil Co. Customers : 1 May we take this opportunity to thank you for your patronage and say that we have-enjoyed the many years that we· have supplied your· gasoline and fuel oil requirements. We are taking this method to announce to each of you personally that we have decided to change our method of business and as of March 1st, are transferring ownership of all our delivery equipment ("on the farm tanks", basement tanks, skid tanks, underground tanks, pumps and trucks) to Ashland Petroleum Company. Always Your Best~ Buy least h1 s voice, Mel Blancl js + ++ I Marshall h1ghllghts, in cluding their b1g shootout wilh Ohio U, I 15 p.m ., Ch. 2. Pro bowlers tn I the Wi n slon Salem Classic, 4 p.m , Ch . 12. CBS Golf Classic, 4 p m , Ch 8. +++ Children's Film FesiJval has an old-fashioned theme In a British film, "Cry Wolf," for lhe young 'uns at I p.m., Ch. 8. + ++ MOVIES : The Ch. 4 primelime flick IS " P.J.." slarring George Peppard, 9 p.m ... Also: "The Wolf Man," 11 : 15 p.m., Ch. 6 ... "Man on a String," 11 :30 p.m.. Ch. tO ... "II Had to Happen," Georg~ Raft, Roz Russell , 11 ·30 p.m., Ch. 7 ... "The Third Choice," la .m., Ch. 10 ... and the triple-feature on Ch. 4: "Journey to Shiloh," "King Kong 'vs. Godzllla," and "Atomic City," starts al 11:30 p.m. SUNDAY, FEB. 20 More from and about China and the President: "lamp Unfo My Feet, an Islanding religious series, lllh about religion in t~ls 11 < You will be pleased to know that this transfer was arranged so as to be of the least possible inconvenience to you, our faithful customers, by continuing your service with the same drivers under the supervision of a former .RIZER OIL COMPANY employee of 8 years and now manager of Ashland's Pomeroy distributorship, Cyril Eugene Coleman. We are sure that you will continue to ,receive the same prompt and courteous service that you have become "used to" with the RIZER 01 L COMPANY. featured on " Juvenile Jury ," 5 30 p m.. Ch. 4. +++ MOV IE S: " Biond1e Hils the Jackpot," Bam , Ch 10 .. " Steel Tra p," Joseph Cotten, 2 p m., Ch . 7 .. and a film of news significance 1n a gruesome sort of way : "Fearless Vampire Killers," 11 :30 p.m , with the murdered Sharon Tale 1n a film produced by her husband. Roman Polanski, Ch. 10. ' + ++ ,. Highlights of the "Beaux Arts Ball," Columbus' line Spend your feed doll~rs wisely . , . get more from your money, and more profits, too. Our feeds . . . for every need ' .. are scientifically com .•:' pounded, fortified with vitamins and minerals and enriched wJth protein to protect health, encourage growth and ' boost gains. Plan your feeding ' program here . . . you'll be glad you ' did. arts benefit show, will be seen at II 30 p.m , Ch. 4. This is apparently onl y a ISminute excerp1, which Isn't enough. however. MONDAY The Ni xon trip may pre -empt Because You Want The Finest . IS good enough for your perfect JOve. Choose a Keepsake diamond nng , . . flawless quality, beauttfully styled. You can'l buy any finer.' · Only a perrect diamond +++ regular programm ing .. Former pro football great Roosevelt Grier (remember him at the Bobby Ken nedy assassination'> shows up on Dinah Shore to show how he does needlepoint (honest), 10 a.m , Chs 2 & 7 .. And, for Pete's sake, there's a pro basketball game on Ch . 12 right In the middle of the afternoon : ,Philadelphia 76ers vs. Balllmore a<JIIels at 2 p.m. P'IERFECTO 1:100 ALSO TO 2100 PARAO tS U?!l ALIOTO 10.000 SO ::::\'1, SO Dl <~EllEN'( IT WILL BE 11~!1 r.:OST Pt':IZ!DGIFT OCOOKS COOl WITI\OUT OVEN HW 0 NO POTS l PANS TO ClEAN 0 COMPUTlLY AUTOIMTIC 0 COOICS Alo.t.ST IN 37 MINUTIS O~KU A f'OTATO IN' MINUTU e THAW l COOl( IROZIN 10001 Ill 5MINUTU Middleport W~ will also continue the sale and service of GOODYEAR & DAYTON tires with the same employees of many years service. ' ' RIZER OIL CO., INC. SUGAR RUN MI.LLS Ingels Furniture 992-2635 Open F,ri. & Sat. Nights Tpis change will not affect our station operation at 700 East Main Street, Earl Holman will continue to sell gasoline and lubric;ating oil by the can or case same as before, you will soon see an improved operation at this location. ' ., 180 Mulberry Ave. 992-2115 Pomeroy ' FRANKLIN M. RIZER '' . '. Redmen Second In MOC Rio Posts 13th Cage Win, 85-72 . Trailing 44-39 at halftime, Coach Art Lanham's Rio Grande College Redmen rallied in the second half to down host Cedarville 85-72 on Pacific Division the Yellow Jackets planks W. L. Pet. GB Thursday night. Los Angeles 51 9 .850 ... The victory assured R10 of a GoldenSiale 38 24 .613 14 Seallle J8 25 .603 14'12 second place finish 10 !be MtdHouslon 24 3'1 .38 1 28'17 Ohlo Conference wtth a 5-3 Port land 15 49 .234 J8 record. Overall, the Redmen Thursday's Results Milwaukee Ill Cincinna ti 97 upped their record to 13-10. New York 102 Chlc~go 99, ol Coach Don Callan's Yellow (Only games scheduled) Jackets fimshed last in the five-team conference . Cedarville IS 1-6 with one league game remammg on its 1971-72 schedule . Overall, the Jackets dropped to 5·16. Curl Watson 's 20 pomts helped the Jackets to their ftvepomt first half advantage. Watson was limited to two pom ts m the second half of play by Rio. The Redmen placed four Friday' s Games Allanla al Baltimore Philadelphia at Milwaukee Porlland at Los Angeles Boslon al Phoenix Golden Slate at Sealfle Chicago at Delroil Houslon at Buffalo Cincinnati at Cleveland Neal One Of 32 Eagles Returning Roy M. Terry, the new head football coach at Morehead State University, is exctted ahout the 1972 season already because of the scheduled return this fall of 32lettermen, including running back Chuck Neal of Gallipolis. The 200.pound sophomore is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Neal, 836 Third Ave ., Gallipolis. The MSU Eagles turned in a 7-3 record last season, the best mark smce wmning the Ohio Valley Conference championship in 196li. Spring practice starts March 24 and Coach Terry is anxious to get a look at his young , gridders., , .. . ,/IWe'll Have · a quick,.. sure defense and an exploslv~ of- Chones Turns Professional hearing a lot about the Eagles this fall. CRAWFORD SIGNS CINCINNATI (UP!) Outfielder AI Crawford, who played last year for Indianapolis, has signed his 1972 contract wtth the Cincinnati Reds, the club announced Thursday night. Crawford, 24, hit .~last season. He is the 27th Reds player to sign for the upcoming season. HOSPITAL NEWS LIKES KENTUCKY LEXINGTON, Ky. (UP!) All-Ohio fullback and linebacker Dave Tuttle of Steubenville, Ohio, has signed a letter of Intent to play football at the University of Kentucky. Tuttle, 6-foot-1 and 190 pounds, gained 1,018 yards in 156 carries during his career at Steubenville High School, which won the Class AA state championship. FAME GAME CANTON, Ohio (UP!)-The Kansas City Oliefs of the American Football Conference wiil meet the New York Giants of the National Football Conference in the annual Hall of Fame game July 29 at Fawcett Stadiwn. The Oliefs will be making their fll'st appearance In the game, while the Giants will be making their second showing . TV OPEN DATES CLEVELAND (UP!) - The $150,000 Cleveland Open will run from June 29-July 2 at the Tanglewood Country Club In nearby Bainbridge. HlGHLIGHTS with Paul Crabtree CALL POINTVIEW: The "Film Odyssey " series tonight offers "Beauty and the Beast," but don't be too concerned with, lelflng fhe kldsstay up to seelt. It's different, to say the least designed for adult tastes Made by the French poet Cocteau In 19~, It was one of · the llrst avant-garde films that culminated In the French "New Wave." 8:30 p.m, Ch. II . + ++ William F. Buckley Jr has a lop notch guest on hand tonight: Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker, in !rom Saigon, to talk about U.S. withdrawal. 9 p'm., Ch II. Ohio State To Face Illinois ABA Standings By United Press International East · ClDCAGO (UPI)-The Big W. L. Pet. GB Ten basketball race already Kenlucky 48 12 .800 . headln f ' VIrginia 37 26 .587 12'12 g or Its closest finish in New York 28 33 459 20'17 four seasons, should grow a Floridians 24 J7 .3'13 24'1, notch lighter Saturday Carolina 25 37 ...OJ 24 · P1llsburgh 21 39 .350 27 The three front-runners, West Minnesota and Ohio State, tied Ulah w. L. Pet. GB at 7-2 for first place and Indiana j~ ~ :~~ i' Michigan, half a game behind Dallas JO 34 .469 13'12 at 6-2, face lightly regarded Denver 24 37 .3'13 IB rivals, and all three were Me mphis 23 37 .383 18'1, f ed win Thuraday's Results avor to · Carolina 145 VIrginia 122 Minnesota and Michigan (Only ~ame scheduled) play rematches against teams rlday's Games they ..-evlously have defeated Kentucky vs. Carolina "" ' At Greensboro, N.C. the Gophers at home against Floridians at New York Wisconsin, whom they Memphis at Pillsburgh defeated on the Badger court (Only gamesscheduled) •• •g , an d Mi ch1gan a1 Nor th • ..,.., western, beaten 83-79 in the NHL Standings Wolverines arena. By United Press International Ohio State heads into the first East of its two games with JllinoJS on W, L. T. Pts Boston 41 8 9 91 New York 37 11 9 83 Montrea l 31 13 12 74 DetrOit 24 24 9 57 Toron to 23 25 II 57 Bullalo II 33 14 36 Vanc ouver 15 35 5 35 MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UP!)West Jim Chones, 6·foot-11 star W. L. T. Pts center of the second-ranked Chicago 38 13 7 83 Marquette Warriors, signed a Minnesota 31 18 9 71 Calllornia 18 29 12 48 contract with the New York St. Louis 20 Jl 8 48 Net.s of the American BasketPhiladelphia 17 29 11 45 . Piilsburgh 18 31 9 45 ball Association late Thursday Los Angeles 15 3'1 7 37 night, It was announced earl~ Thursday's Results today,. . ' , -- , PJ tl.sburgh 2, Bulfalo 0 , The annpuncement was Boslon 4 Philadelphia I made by the Rev. John P. New York 6 Los Angeles 4 ( On!~ games scheduled) Raynor' Marquette president Friday's Gomes in a statement at I :45 a.m. It New York al Catilornia read: Sl . Louis at Vancouver (Only games scheduled) "Jim Chones telephoned Coach AI McGuire late 111 day night informlnf! him : ; he had just signed a contract to play professional basketball with the New York Nets ... "We at Marquette University wish Jtm every success in his Holzer Medical Center, First new venture. Jim has repre-Ave. and Cedar St. General sented the university well both visiting hours 2-4 and 7-3 p.m. on and off the court. Although Maternity visiting hours 2:30 to as a professional player Jun 4:30 p.m. Parents only on wiU no longer be able to play Intercollegiate hasketbaU, he Pediatrics Ward. has said he Intends to complete Births Mr. and Mrs. Edward Black- his college education. I look burn, Oak Hill, a daughter ; Mr. forward to presenting Jim his and Mrs. Okey A. Tawney, bachelor's degree at a future Gallipolis, a son and Mr. and Marquette corrunencemenl. "As president I personally Mrs. Dale Riffie, Racine, a wish Jtm great success and a daughter. long professional basketball Discharges Teresa M. Barnette, Nancy· career." Chones, averaging 20.6 J . Hamm , JoAnn Shinn, Jane Bragg, Elsie M. Tomblin, points and nearly 12 rebounds George L. Cundiff, Sylvia J . per game in his junior year, Arthur, Charles E. Beckie, has led the Warriors to a 21-0 Clayton S. Beard, Betty record. He has frequently been Brookhart, Anthony Childers, discussed as the best big man In college basketball by pro Eva C. Danieb!, Ida Denison, Maureen T. Guy, Margaret M. scouts and basketball writers. The signing 'l!warenUy took Hardin, Elva E. HunUey, Jean place In Mllwaukee but It was Ann Lemon, Gretchen A. not lnunedlalely known from Meake, Oneida Mullens, Anna ' where Chones had called L. Ross, Helen M. Smith, McGuire. Janice Stapleton, Barbara D. Williams, Fern Dinnen, Linda Hawley and Brian Plantz. CHUCK NEAL 992 ·25 05 A now series called " Doctor In the House" shows up on Ch . 4 at 10:30 p.m. tonight, but I haven't the slightest Idea what It's about . Let' • watch It togetl)er and II nd out. +++ MOVIES : There's a prime-lime film , " Warlock ,'' which Is a W"tern, not a wltchcrafter, and stars Henry Fonda . 9 p.m.. Ch. 10. Also on Ch. 10: "Gidget Goes to Romeo'' and I wish she hed stayed lllere, 4 p.m. ... Horror dou~le - featu r e . "Fr ankenstein Meets the Space Monster,'' and a Boris Karlofl-attended . trilogy, "Block Sabbath," starts at 11 .30 p.m. '· ,I ' ' Midwest Division W. L. Pet. GB Milwaukee 51 13 .797 . Chicago 44 99 .698 6'12 Phoen1x 3'1 25 609 12 Delroil 22 ..0 .355 28 fense/' he satd . "You'll be 1 I Western Conference OU Baseball Clinic To Be Held In March ANNOUNCEMENT 1 NBA Stanctinga By United Press International Eutern Conferen,e Atlantic Division W. L. · Pet. GB Bosl on 44 20 688 .. New York 3'1 23 .629 4 Philadelphia 24 38 387 19 BuUalo 17 44 .279 !5'12 Central Dlvioion Yl. L. Pet. GB Ballimore 25 35 .417 .. Allanla 2~ 38 .387 2 C1nclnnah IB 43 .295 7•;, Cleveland 17 46 .270 9'17 stop when suddenly em were spinning wildly in front of him, "Somehow a hole jlllt opened," said Petty. " It was as If the two cars In front of me wanted me to make It through. It just waan 't my day to get wiped February 15, 1972 OW Peterson I ' Also: Pro Standings the Dllni court as the chOice to win, chiefly because the Illini after racking up the best pre-season record in the league, ill, now have lost three straight games and have a 2-5 league record. lllinois also has lost two of three home games In Big Ten competition , The Ohio Stale-lllinols game wi)l be featured on the Big Ten Saturday afternoon 1V show, and the Buckeyes, despite the 9th place ranking of lllinoia In the standings, probably will be up for the game since they lost in their last two appearances at Olampalgn. The conference chasing, barring a string of upsets, has settled down to the three leaders since every other team has lost at 'least four games, and could get into a tie for the title only should all three of the leaders lose at least twice more. Mirmesota and Ohio State, each rmishlng the season on March 7, four days before the other eight teams, have only live league games remaining and Michigan has six. Other games Saturday will be Iowa at Indiana and Michigan State at Purdue, both ,' in the afternoon. Mlchlga Slat boasts th n e e league leading scorer In ~pho­ more Mike Robinaon, With a :!ll.3 point per ,game average, With Ohio State s Alan Homya,k second •t 23.8 and Michigan s HefY '/ilmore third at 23.1. men 10 double figures in scormg. AI Martin was high with 17. Harry Hairston, Ron Lambert each finished with 16. capt. Roger Bentley had 14. R1o htt 33 of 71 from the field and 19 of 25 from the foul circles. The Redmen hauled down 40 rebounds. Lambert and Martin each had eight. The Yellow Jackets were 30 of 631rom the field, and 12 of 15 at the chanty hnes. R10 still has a chance for a NAIA Dtstnct 22 playoff spot in the post-season tournament. Next Rto game is Saturday, Feb. 26, Wilberforce University, m Lyne Center at Rio Grande. Box score of Thursday's victoty : RIO GRANDE 1851 Bentley 4-6-14; Hairston 7-2-16; Lambert 5-6-16; Jordan 4-0-8; Bartram 3-0-6; Bollinger 4-0-8; Mart in 6·5-17 ; Hart 0·0-0; Rouse o-o.o; Thompson 0-0-o. TOTALS 33-19-85. CEDARVILLE (72)- Young 6-0 12; Clapp 2-0-4; Watson 7-822; Eck 7-1-15; Larson 3-1-7; Branon 1-0-2; Howard 1-2-~; Williams 3-0-6. TOTALS 30-12· 72. Score at Half - Cedarville 4~ Rio 3'1 NEW CONTRACTS NEW YORK (UPI)-Mel Stottlemyre and Fritz Peterson, the righthanded and left-han<led aces of the New York Yankees, signed their 1972 contracts Thursday with the American League club. Stottleinyre, 18-12 last season, signed for over $70,000, while PeterliOil, 1r>-13, got a raise which put htm In the $50,000 bracket. NEW Sugar FreeTaste Great RAift ,c' · ·. ~ ~--------~~..¥ Royal Crown Bottling Co. 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The other two holdover terback, was nll!lled to replace coaches from the late Rick and Dawson will take over the Kokor, 38, who resigned last Tolley's staff- Mickey Jackson defensive secondary. · week to accept a poslUon at an 1111named school. The Derry, Pa ., native will coach Marshall ·quarterbilcks and running backs. He was of. OPTOMETRIST . fensive coordinator at Tampa. OFFICE HOURS 9: 30 TO 12, 2 TO S (CLOSE Kokor was on the staff prior AT NOON ON THURS.) ...... EAST COURT ST., to the Nove 14, 1970, airplane Value .of Women Watson Joins ,Marshall Staff . ' QUNTINGTON, W.Va. made. Robert " Mickey " (UPI) - Tbe first change in the Watson was hired from the coaching staff hired to rebuild · Unive111ity of Tampa Thursday the Young Thundering Herd of to replace Carl Koker. Marshall University has been Wat11011, 28, a former Indiana Today's Sport Parade How Much Is A Highll8hUng a meeUng ol the, Fdendly Circle, Trinity b.uch, Tuelday night was a Pl'OIIram entitled "The Worth of, a Woman" by Mrs. All)ert WoOdard and the presenlation ~ toy_ s fqi' children.at Veterans Memorial Hospital. 'Mrs. Elza Gilmore will deliver the toys tO the hospilal. ·Mrs. Woodard ilsed Proverbs 3! aa the bosls for her program from the study book · "Church Women at Worship," · .Qualities to be developed by women in seeking to attain the stature described by Solomon were dlacussed, and it was noted tha.t every wOIIlljn has a place and a lask which only she can fill. ·· An . article,. "Women 's Rigb!a" having to do with Leap Year and a POll'" ':A Woman's Heart" added to the program which was closed with 'prayer. by the leader. Mrs. W. H. Perrin received the offering. Miss Elizabetli Fick presided N. W. COMPTON, O~D. · POMEROY. Ballplayer Worth? its season with a senBationallt1record. Front row ,1-r, are, Joe BroW!), Rick Hubbard, Scott Wolfe, Eric Dwming, Lee Smith, Rick Findley, Dave Kiser ; back row, Coach Ralph Wigal, Steve Lavalley, Iiave Bass, Steve Boso, David Roush, <lirls Hill, and Carl Johnston. Jerry Johnson was absent. ~UTHERN'S SEVENTH GRAQE basketball team em~d MEIGS JUNIOR HIGH 7·A BASKETBALL SQUAD - Front row, 1-r, Ronnie Wood, manager, Bobby McQure, Steven Randolph, Kevin Fields, Mark Haggerty, Gene Humphrey and Dick Owen, manager ; back row : Coach Charles Downie, Tom Bing, Brenley Seth, Gregory Browning, Lonnie Taylor and Bryan Hamilton. Moran Takes Lead At Phoenix PHOENIX (UPI)- Paul Moran was one surprised golfer when he found out his five-under-par 66 was enough to tie for the lead after the first round of the $125,000 Phoenix PAY CABLE TV BilLS AT JIMMIE'S Pastry Shop 383 N. Second Ave. Middleport 992-3555 Authorized Agent Open. · Gene UtUer, a three-time "! thought the guys would victor here, was among those chew this course up more," at 67. The others were <l!uck Moran said Thursday after Courtney, Jerry Heard, taking the lead with Dale Richard Karl, Bob Goalby, Douglass and Jim Jamieson. Bruce Devlin and Fred Marti. "!had no idea 66 would lead.: ' The three co-leaders had nearly identical ,rounds with . Coll~ge Basketball Results each of th<ini shi>oilng .six By United Press International birdies and one bogey. And Cathedral 70 Yeshiva 59 Calif. Pa. 97 York 70 each maintained it was their M. Harvey 103 W. V. Wesleyar putting that put them ahead. 62 Gairmont 106 W.V. Sl. 82 Seven other golfers stoOd just Ind . Pa . 86 Sl. Vincent 83 one stroke back, ready to Lincoln. Pa . 141 Phil. Bible 57 challenge for the lead in Okla . Chris. 68 Mo. Southern 59 79 Portland 62 Friday's second round over the Denver Phi Ia. Tex: 94 Del. Valley 82 par 36-35-71 Phoenix Country Houston 93 Centenary 82 Memphis St. 70 Bradley 59 Club course. Tulsa 95 West Tex . St. 87 Buffalo 81 Stony Brook 69 Mid. Tenn . 75 Tenn. (Chat) 56 G. Washington 110 Rochester 77 Eastern Mich . 95 Western Il l. WINTER NEW MARKDOWNS and REDUOIONS. 20% to 50% SAVING AT BAHR CLOTHIERS 81 Hillside 77 Ferris St. 15 Clark 88 Suffolk 83 Hiram 78 Thiel 60 Findlay 124 'Wilmington 87 Rio Grande 85 Cedarville 72 Wash & Lee eo Dickinson 76 Army 76 Seton Hall 72 Ken tucky St. 100 Union, Ky. 81 Loyola (Md.) 79 J. Hopkins 70 Scran ton 99 Upsala 84 Emory&Henry 89 Beckley 87, ot By MILTON RICHMAN figure on how much physical UPI Sports Writer exertion is worth. NEW YORK (UP!)-How "! got it through .long years much is a ballplayer actually of e]Qlerience," Lane.says. "It worth? ~·t a frivolous figure either. How much is anyone worth, Branch Rickey was one of speaking strictly in dollars and those baseball people whose cents? ' opinion I respected, and lie Chemically speaking, the subacribed to that figure . I've human body has been ap. heard others claim the psysical JX'alsed at 97 cents. That figure , exertion of any player Is worth was established a long time only flO,OOO. I'm willing to ago. But no one ever has really concede its worth $15,000." established what a major Miller 'Silys you can't figure league ballplayer Is worth. Not that way becaUse there are to his wife or his mother-in· certain "intangibles." These law, but to his ball club. Intangibles become involved, Frank Robinson · sayS he's be says, even to how many fans worth fl50,000 and that's what a player draws to the park. he's asking the Dodgers ... "You can bave a penormer Juan Marichal Is asking the who is not a great drawing Giants for the same thing ... card, who's not colorful, but Tom Seaver accepted $120,000 whose performance on th~field from the Mets and Richie Allen merits a salary in the higher says he'll agree to the same brackets," Miller says. ''There figure with the White Sox ... are leadership qualities also. Vida Blue got $14,500 !roll) the All are necessary to the sucA's last year and he says all cess of his team and In that it'll take for them to get him sense, all that is important in back this year is $115,000. his team being a drawing card. Everyone iii baseball feels Getting back to the business of strongly, one way or the other, physical exertion, how much over today's rising salaries, do you pay a skilled main· but no one feels that strongly tenance engineer in an ex· enough to come out and say pensive automotive factory? anything that can be chal· For standby? What's in his lenged. Nobody wants to be the head is what he's paid for." one to tie the bell on the cat. · An Afterthought Nobody except Frank Lane, Aa an afterthought, Marvin the Milwaukee Brewers' Miller asks: director of baseball operations "How much physical energy who has always been an in· does Frank Lane exert?'' dependent thinker. "Plenty," Lane comes right He's Not Afraid back. "Every waking moment, He's not afraid to speak up. too. Frequently I'll get up five "On physical · exertion o'clock in the morning to look alone," he says, "a ballplayer up something because I can't is not worth more than $10,000 wait to get to the office. That's or $15,000 a season. Anything physical exertion. Never mind more than that is based on how me, though. You take a many Uckets·people line up to ballplayer getting, say, $25,000. buy to see him perform. Babe He just had a normal year but Ruth comes to mind im· be expects a raise. For wbat? mediately. Sandy Koufax also J t's Jl~\t~~ S(),.!!lat ..~,nyt.hing . drew.people into the ballpark. over · ·and above·' riiedioerlty · Vida Blue was _ another calls for an increase. I figure a example last season. He hitter who hits .250 Is just about probably drew somewhere holding his own with the f08l of around ~00,000 fans for ·the league. Yet if he hits .225 or Oakland. I'm talking about on .260heexpectsa big raise. The the road as well as at home. I same way with pitchers. If one know Blue was worth 12,000 of them wins a couple more extra admissions in our ball games than he loses he thinks park.~ he has had a great year. I'm Marvin Miller, executive just afraid the inmates are director of the Major League trying to run the asylwn." Baseball Play~' Association, goes along with Lane on Vida Blue but disagrees completely with Lane's "physical exer· , ._ _ _,.._..,_,. lion" figure. "How do you measW'e what physical exertion Is worth?"Miller asks. "Even if you can measure It, I don't see its relationship to the amount of money anyone gets paid. The Wes lern Car. 117 Voorhees 58 Lenoir Rhyne 79 Belmont Ab. question of what a man is 68 worth and what he gets paid for Old Dominion 92 East Car . 79 is a very complicated matter. Samford 78 Hous. Baptist 69 Let's take a doctor, for Hrdn-Smmns 70 McMurry 52 Dallas Bap. 82 Midwestern 81 example. If he is a reasonably Bishop 130 Wylie 93 good one, he has a handsome La. Tech 85 McNeese 8t Income. Clearly this has little to do with physical exertion. HEAD COACH He's being paid for something. NEW YORK (UPI)- Dean What Is that? He's being paid Loucks, 36, was named Thurs. for what he knows and how well day as head football coach at he applies it in diagnosing Fordham University. ailments and treaUng people." .. Loucks, a former Yale Supported by Others quarterback, succeeds Jim To this, Lane says: Lansing, the Rams' coach for "I still stand on my original the last seven years. figure. It is supported by a lot of baseball people who forgot : more than I'll ever know. Branch Rickey was one. Larry MacPhail is another. Nc matter what has been sail , about him,· he waa a tremen· ; dous judge of ballplayers and their worth." Marvin Miller would like to : know where Frank Lane got his Stereo Components MOTOROLA AM/FM -STEREO RECEIVERS WITH BUILT-IN 8 TRACK STEREO TAPE PLAYER c·· . )TOUCH . CONTROL ' SINK FAUCET • StERliNG 1777 "The Modern Wc1v To Control w,,,,.,... ogl&·hooollfo conv eni enc e lo en· . Vert ical position volume WILliAMS "SPACE MATE" MEDIONE CABINET REG. 39.95 29~~ • • C1N . 18" wide, 37" high ove rall , II_ __ . REG. 36.95 ·· - - · · -- - ill I 298! Gold fl ed ed pre-cut panels. CTN. 0 CEILING FIXTURE MEDITERRANEAN VANITY PROVINCIAL VANITY TOfl AND BOWL REG. 96.90 )£1!98 ....: ... ,. ,2.·as:-. , ,. ,: BATHROOM SEAT • IN cno~ . r WILLIAMS Wi lli AMS FROSTED HEAT LAMP aa~ SEE rr AT treble, balance rotary cont.rols. Lighted program indicators. 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The activity Is scheduled to begin Wednesday. 992-2164 Pomeroy Flower Shop - · BuHernut Ave., Pomeroy Mrs. Millard Van Meter LODGE TO MEET Middleport Lodge 363, F, AM, will confer the fellowcraft degree on one candidate at a meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the temple. All Master Masons are invited. Hurry.-while selection lasts! (R) FEEDER ONLY RED. 10.95 992-5432 ' - ----......... authorized~ retailer 14' HIGH I'· --------. 777 ' REDWOOD DOUBLE BIRD .FEEDER •' •'•'•• wilhpole II 6 FT. POLE ONLY REG. 7.49 649 ..' •' WILD BIRD FOOD ' •'' 1288 . . STEREO VALUES! !:,. VALUE . PHI.LCO ·solid State •', I 11.44 ' ' :·'' :~ Factory Sponsored . SALE! ~ WILSON REG. 894 :·' ·:•, lEG, .•••• 7.99 .•• '•'• ' All Philco Consoles are adaptable to new \ ''••. lUS1ROWARE WILSON . '• '• .,• .. , ~ Department Store of Buildi(lg since 1915 Th~ OHiO I I • -~ FOODLINER QuadraphOnic Sound ' Model H812ALP Mediterranean •,~ Pomeroy Cement Bloek Co. QUANTITIES 4 CHANNEL ~ locking SOME ITEMS IN SMALL . PHILCD~ ' THAN .YOU DO AT MIDDLEPORT. New Spnng Jewelry Meigs Branch Sl;t$2-5~~0o'S;ft14.95"1 2.95 HEATH fine furniture Deadline for entering the Meigs County Dairy Princess Con lett Is Sunday. Entry blanks are to be mailed to Mrs. Donald Mora, Route 3, Pomeroy, or contestants may enter by telephoning Mrs. Mill's at 992· 6716. Local people will make up the judging panel with the selection to he made at the joint dinner of the Southeastern Ohio Breeders Association and the Meigs Dairy Service Thursday night at 7:30p.m. at Southern High School. Miss Rhea Mora, a freshman at Ohio State University , will be present to crown the new princess. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mora, Rhea is the reigning dairy princess. Contestants must have a dairy farm background and be between the ages of 16 and 25, unmarried, and eithe~ a high school graduate or be graduating before June I, 1972. Contestants need not be currently living on a dairy farm but must have lived on one during part of her life. brought by Mrs. Dyer was won Mrs. Howard Birchflelo. by Mrs. William Williamson. ::o!.o!..!..!.~.U.!.U.~J,JJ,J,J,.!,~! Mro. Iilii · Gaddis served refreshments wi th Mrs , Dick ~ ~ Foley as a contributi ng hostess. The next meeting of r~... the group will be on March 15. ()-. At that time the traveli ng prize • Necltlace r-. will be provided by Mrs. Jerry • Earring Eads with Mrs . Kenneth R:: Michael and Mrs. Bob Miller as :.J! • Pins ;:Q II< hostesses . Others attending the meeting besides those named were Mrs. Bruce Davis, Mrs. Kenneth :;l Middleport. Ohio R:: Michael, Mrs. Bill Brown, Mrs. 7 'l'7'i'T?'i' 'i"i''i''i'T 'i' : ~ Merle Davis, Mrs. Bob Bishop, Therapy Programs are Scheduled 15 ,000 sq ft ~ t.ts Haiti Plus For New Seed l ri&S Savt $1 2,500 sq ft Proledlve refl.ctor, clamp-em brocket. BAKER'S Sunday Last . Day to Enter 1\ jitney supper .was planned fur March 1.6 during Tuesday's mee tingo r !he auxiliary or the Rutland Fire Department. The supper will be held at the Rutland Elementary School with serving to begin a I 4:30 p.m. The menu will include ham, creamed baked chicken, noodles, potatoes, (XIta to salad, green and baked beans, roils, cole slaw, ·toSsed salad, pie, cupcakes, and ·several beverages . Residents may donate to the jitney supper by con tac ting any member of the auxiliary. Plans were also made during the meeting for an Easter egg hunt . The traveling prize 00[;[3[;~ Turf Builder $nt REG. 1.69 FOR LESS EtAmu sk power output}. Two speakers- 1·5Jil' in e.1ch sealed speaker enclosure. lads for stereo phono. tape pl•yer. Pushbunon function controls. loudness, b.us, .Wirq~ It's Scotts Turf Builder, America's favorite fertilizer for developing thick, green lawns. Turf Builder makes your lawn grow greener , thicker. sturdier - no matter what kind of grass you have. 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Girl Scout ·Diary ~~·~'"'h lnternalional Thidling Day being Sunday, girls of the Big Bend.Nl'ighborhood.will observe the day with a program from 2 to 3:30p.m. at the Middleport Elementary School. · .The i{rternational theme will be carried out in costuming by the nine troops participaUng, with games, dances, and food, For the firsttime, parents are inVited to attend the p-ogram. , Leaders are reminded to provide not only the finger foods, but beverage and cups for their troop members. there will also be a table .for displays carrying out the international theme. Scouts are to take sit-upons or cushions. · POMEROY JUNIOR TROOP 8~ A valenUne party was held Thursday at the Pomeroy Elementary School by troop 61. The girls exchanged valentines and made cards for their parents. , Thinking Day ·participation was planned and the girls practiced their Hawallan dance. . MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 Mrs. Ernie Fraser and daughter, April, met with Troop 39 Monday: 1o assist the scouts with their Thinking Day dance. It was reported that 1,192 boxes of girl scout cookies were sold by the troop. Aa a part of their work on "My Troop" badge, the Badgers Patrol staged a valenUne party. In the group were Melinda Demoskey, Sarah Diddle, Lori Kloes, Janet Horky, Janell Kelly, Judy Gilkey, Terri McDaniel, and Julie Biron. They were assisted by Jyl Heave~. senior aide. :a ;s-;~·.::.~:ru Scotts:big , Pre-Spring SALE MAGNOli A YOU'LL NEVER BUY QUALITY 20 w.ws inmntaneous peak power output l10 watts 216 E. ind, Pomeroy 1B"K20''x3 J"hlgh. REG. 91 .90 BUT ••• t.\pe Collr!ridses. Robinson's Qeaners -. WHITE WOODEN Contributions to David Kalb for his work in Nigeria, and to the · Clemens Christian Children's Cottage in ontario were made when the Evangeline Missionary Society of the Pomeroy Church of Christ met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs . Betty Spencer, Main St. Mrs. Harold Smith gave devotions usi.ng the Valentine theme of "Love" with scripture from John 15·, 9-21. She read "Glorify Thy Son," and "Mod or Mad.': A letter was read from the Children 's Cottage in Ontario. Mrs. Clyde Andrews will he hostess for the March meeting. Prayer by Mrs. Andrews opened .the meeting. Refreshments were served to those named and Mrs. Doris Carder, Mrs. Conrad Ohlinger, Mrs. Stanley Bass, Mrs. Walter Kennedy, Jr . .and Mrs. Denver Kapple. ~..,;;.:'a a BOOSTERS TO MEET The Southern Local Band Boosters will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the high school in Racine. Ust Our Free Perking Lot . INC LUDES VERMONT M.UilEJONE l OP AND IOW L Whlle tobinel has gold lrlm; IB"x20"x31" high overall. ·Nige,rian Work Is Assisted ·-·---- In At 9-0ut At S INCLUDES VERMONT MA RBl ETONE mo~ldl n g. at Ihe. busine.ss meeting ,when future projects were discussed and Lenten seniices and the World Day of Prayer were · noted. Cards were · prepared for Mrs. Phil Globokar and ·Mr. and Mrs. James Fugate. Notes of thanks were read by Mrs. Leonard Jewell. Miss Fick and . Miss Mary Virginia Reibel servf!! refreshrll!!nts tq those named and Mrs . Ken'neth Harris, Mrs. Thomas Young, Mrs. Lydia Davis, Miss Mary E. Chapman, llirs. Carl Kautz, . Mrs . · Donald !-Iauck, Mrs : Herman Bolinger, Mrs . Harvey Whitlatch, and Mrs. . Pearl Whitlatch. .... - ' SAME DAY SERVICE Home of IS NOT OUR PROPERTY ALONE! Pl ays 8-rra ck FINISHING ·. . IEG.1 .99 20 INCH 21" dia met er. (Leu QUALITY ••• Madel FH210HW .SHIR . ps 20 INCH ROW'S. STEAK HOUSE PASTOR RESIGNS The Rev. Dennis Weaver who has been serving as pastor of the United Faith Church located on the Middleport • Pomeroy bypass has resigned effective Feb. 29. He resigned because of the traveling distance between his home in Leon, W.." Va . and the church. The February business meeting was held following Sunday's church service. The regular business meeting scheduled Feb . I was cancelled due to illness of several members. BASKET STRAINEI . REG. 21.95 ~-- FOREMAN &ABBOTT •' Midcleport, Ohio Richly grained Oecrawood cabinet. finished to match Pecan . 4 speakers . .\:~~. . . . . . . . ~249 I' • I 95 and BARGAINLAND · ******** ' I �- •• 5- The n.i)y Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Feb. 18, 19n • crash which killed five coaches and Red Dawson-were inand virtuallY the entire football volved in rew~ .an. team. He became the fli'S! of rioamced 'lb.nday by Head three surviving coaches to rf" · Coach Jack Lengyel. Jaclllon will work primarily with the sign since the tragedy. , (Pa. ) Sll!te IJniversity quarreceivers 8nd olfenalve bllcb. The other two holdover terback, was nll!lled to replace coaches from the late Rick and Dawson will take over the Kokor, 38, who resigned last Tolley's staff- Mickey Jackson defensive secondary. · week to accept a poslUon at an 1111named school. The Derry, Pa ., native will coach Marshall ·quarterbilcks and running backs. He was of. OPTOMETRIST . fensive coordinator at Tampa. OFFICE HOURS 9: 30 TO 12, 2 TO S (CLOSE Kokor was on the staff prior AT NOON ON THURS.) ...... EAST COURT ST., to the Nove 14, 1970, airplane Value .of Women Watson Joins ,Marshall Staff . ' QUNTINGTON, W.Va. made. Robert " Mickey " (UPI) - Tbe first change in the Watson was hired from the coaching staff hired to rebuild · Unive111ity of Tampa Thursday the Young Thundering Herd of to replace Carl Koker. Marshall University has been Wat11011, 28, a former Indiana Today's Sport Parade How Much Is A Highll8hUng a meeUng ol the, Fdendly Circle, Trinity b.uch, Tuelday night was a Pl'OIIram entitled "The Worth of, a Woman" by Mrs. All)ert WoOdard and the presenlation ~ toy_ s fqi' children.at Veterans Memorial Hospital. 'Mrs. Elza Gilmore will deliver the toys tO the hospilal. ·Mrs. Woodard ilsed Proverbs 3! aa the bosls for her program from the study book · "Church Women at Worship," · .Qualities to be developed by women in seeking to attain the stature described by Solomon were dlacussed, and it was noted tha.t every wOIIlljn has a place and a lask which only she can fill. ·· An . article,. "Women 's Rigb!a" having to do with Leap Year and a POll'" ':A Woman's Heart" added to the program which was closed with 'prayer. by the leader. Mrs. W. H. Perrin received the offering. Miss Elizabetli Fick presided N. W. COMPTON, O~D. · POMEROY. Ballplayer Worth? its season with a senBationallt1record. Front row ,1-r, are, Joe BroW!), Rick Hubbard, Scott Wolfe, Eric Dwming, Lee Smith, Rick Findley, Dave Kiser ; back row, Coach Ralph Wigal, Steve Lavalley, Iiave Bass, Steve Boso, David Roush, <lirls Hill, and Carl Johnston. Jerry Johnson was absent. ~UTHERN'S SEVENTH GRAQE basketball team em~d MEIGS JUNIOR HIGH 7·A BASKETBALL SQUAD - Front row, 1-r, Ronnie Wood, manager, Bobby McQure, Steven Randolph, Kevin Fields, Mark Haggerty, Gene Humphrey and Dick Owen, manager ; back row : Coach Charles Downie, Tom Bing, Brenley Seth, Gregory Browning, Lonnie Taylor and Bryan Hamilton. Moran Takes Lead At Phoenix PHOENIX (UPI)- Paul Moran was one surprised golfer when he found out his five-under-par 66 was enough to tie for the lead after the first round of the $125,000 Phoenix PAY CABLE TV BilLS AT JIMMIE'S Pastry Shop 383 N. Second Ave. Middleport 992-3555 Authorized Agent Open. · Gene UtUer, a three-time "! thought the guys would victor here, was among those chew this course up more," at 67. The others were <l!uck Moran said Thursday after Courtney, Jerry Heard, taking the lead with Dale Richard Karl, Bob Goalby, Douglass and Jim Jamieson. Bruce Devlin and Fred Marti. "!had no idea 66 would lead.: ' The three co-leaders had nearly identical ,rounds with . Coll~ge Basketball Results each of th<ini shi>oilng .six By United Press International birdies and one bogey. And Cathedral 70 Yeshiva 59 Calif. Pa. 97 York 70 each maintained it was their M. Harvey 103 W. V. Wesleyar putting that put them ahead. 62 Gairmont 106 W.V. Sl. 82 Seven other golfers stoOd just Ind . Pa . 86 Sl. Vincent 83 one stroke back, ready to Lincoln. Pa . 141 Phil. Bible 57 challenge for the lead in Okla . Chris. 68 Mo. Southern 59 79 Portland 62 Friday's second round over the Denver Phi Ia. Tex: 94 Del. Valley 82 par 36-35-71 Phoenix Country Houston 93 Centenary 82 Memphis St. 70 Bradley 59 Club course. Tulsa 95 West Tex . St. 87 Buffalo 81 Stony Brook 69 Mid. Tenn . 75 Tenn. (Chat) 56 G. Washington 110 Rochester 77 Eastern Mich . 95 Western Il l. WINTER NEW MARKDOWNS and REDUOIONS. 20% to 50% SAVING AT BAHR CLOTHIERS 81 Hillside 77 Ferris St. 15 Clark 88 Suffolk 83 Hiram 78 Thiel 60 Findlay 124 'Wilmington 87 Rio Grande 85 Cedarville 72 Wash & Lee eo Dickinson 76 Army 76 Seton Hall 72 Ken tucky St. 100 Union, Ky. 81 Loyola (Md.) 79 J. Hopkins 70 Scran ton 99 Upsala 84 Emory&Henry 89 Beckley 87, ot By MILTON RICHMAN figure on how much physical UPI Sports Writer exertion is worth. NEW YORK (UP!)-How "! got it through .long years much is a ballplayer actually of e]Qlerience," Lane.says. "It worth? ~·t a frivolous figure either. How much is anyone worth, Branch Rickey was one of speaking strictly in dollars and those baseball people whose cents? ' opinion I respected, and lie Chemically speaking, the subacribed to that figure . I've human body has been ap. heard others claim the psysical JX'alsed at 97 cents. That figure , exertion of any player Is worth was established a long time only flO,OOO. I'm willing to ago. But no one ever has really concede its worth $15,000." established what a major Miller 'Silys you can't figure league ballplayer Is worth. Not that way becaUse there are to his wife or his mother-in· certain "intangibles." These law, but to his ball club. Intangibles become involved, Frank Robinson · sayS he's be says, even to how many fans worth fl50,000 and that's what a player draws to the park. he's asking the Dodgers ... "You can bave a penormer Juan Marichal Is asking the who is not a great drawing Giants for the same thing ... card, who's not colorful, but Tom Seaver accepted $120,000 whose performance on th~field from the Mets and Richie Allen merits a salary in the higher says he'll agree to the same brackets," Miller says. ''There figure with the White Sox ... are leadership qualities also. Vida Blue got $14,500 !roll) the All are necessary to the sucA's last year and he says all cess of his team and In that it'll take for them to get him sense, all that is important in back this year is $115,000. his team being a drawing card. Everyone iii baseball feels Getting back to the business of strongly, one way or the other, physical exertion, how much over today's rising salaries, do you pay a skilled main· but no one feels that strongly tenance engineer in an ex· enough to come out and say pensive automotive factory? anything that can be chal· For standby? What's in his lenged. Nobody wants to be the head is what he's paid for." one to tie the bell on the cat. · An Afterthought Nobody except Frank Lane, Aa an afterthought, Marvin the Milwaukee Brewers' Miller asks: director of baseball operations "How much physical energy who has always been an in· does Frank Lane exert?'' dependent thinker. "Plenty," Lane comes right He's Not Afraid back. "Every waking moment, He's not afraid to speak up. too. Frequently I'll get up five "On physical · exertion o'clock in the morning to look alone," he says, "a ballplayer up something because I can't is not worth more than $10,000 wait to get to the office. That's or $15,000 a season. Anything physical exertion. Never mind more than that is based on how me, though. You take a many Uckets·people line up to ballplayer getting, say, $25,000. buy to see him perform. Babe He just had a normal year but Ruth comes to mind im· be expects a raise. For wbat? mediately. Sandy Koufax also J t's Jl~\t~~ S(),.!!lat ..~,nyt.hing . drew.people into the ballpark. over · ·and above·' riiedioerlty · Vida Blue was _ another calls for an increase. I figure a example last season. He hitter who hits .250 Is just about probably drew somewhere holding his own with the f08l of around ~00,000 fans for ·the league. Yet if he hits .225 or Oakland. I'm talking about on .260heexpectsa big raise. The the road as well as at home. I same way with pitchers. If one know Blue was worth 12,000 of them wins a couple more extra admissions in our ball games than he loses he thinks park.~ he has had a great year. I'm Marvin Miller, executive just afraid the inmates are director of the Major League trying to run the asylwn." Baseball Play~' Association, goes along with Lane on Vida Blue but disagrees completely with Lane's "physical exer· , ._ _ _,.._..,_,. lion" figure. "How do you measW'e what physical exertion Is worth?"Miller asks. "Even if you can measure It, I don't see its relationship to the amount of money anyone gets paid. The Wes lern Car. 117 Voorhees 58 Lenoir Rhyne 79 Belmont Ab. question of what a man is 68 worth and what he gets paid for Old Dominion 92 East Car . 79 is a very complicated matter. Samford 78 Hous. Baptist 69 Let's take a doctor, for Hrdn-Smmns 70 McMurry 52 Dallas Bap. 82 Midwestern 81 example. If he is a reasonably Bishop 130 Wylie 93 good one, he has a handsome La. Tech 85 McNeese 8t Income. Clearly this has little to do with physical exertion. HEAD COACH He's being paid for something. NEW YORK (UPI)- Dean What Is that? He's being paid Loucks, 36, was named Thurs. for what he knows and how well day as head football coach at he applies it in diagnosing Fordham University. ailments and treaUng people." .. Loucks, a former Yale Supported by Others quarterback, succeeds Jim To this, Lane says: Lansing, the Rams' coach for "I still stand on my original the last seven years. figure. It is supported by a lot of baseball people who forgot : more than I'll ever know. Branch Rickey was one. Larry MacPhail is another. Nc matter what has been sail , about him,· he waa a tremen· ; dous judge of ballplayers and their worth." Marvin Miller would like to : know where Frank Lane got his Stereo Components MOTOROLA AM/FM -STEREO RECEIVERS WITH BUILT-IN 8 TRACK STEREO TAPE PLAYER c·· . )TOUCH . CONTROL ' SINK FAUCET • StERliNG 1777 "The Modern Wc1v To Control w,,,,.,... ogl&·hooollfo conv eni enc e lo en· . Vert ical position volume WILliAMS "SPACE MATE" MEDIONE CABINET REG. 39.95 29~~ • • C1N . 18" wide, 37" high ove rall , II_ __ . REG. 36.95 ·· - - · · -- - ill I 298! Gold fl ed ed pre-cut panels. CTN. 0 CEILING FIXTURE MEDITERRANEAN VANITY PROVINCIAL VANITY TOfl AND BOWL REG. 96.90 )£1!98 ....: ... ,. ,2.·as:-. , ,. ,: BATHROOM SEAT • IN cno~ . r WILLIAMS Wi lli AMS FROSTED HEAT LAMP aa~ SEE rr AT treble, balance rotary cont.rols. Lighted program indicators. Cabinet and spe.a ~er enclosure of Genuine Wood veneers covered in vinyl wilh Kinas Walnut fin ish . sac 5,000 sq ft j ---";:c: Snc:t iilo~ sq ft Snt $4 REG. 25 .95 REDWOOD BIRD FEEDER 1788 REG. Five light chandelier hastleor 6.59 • HEAT LAMP HOLDER 444 iufMkr SALE PRICE WERNER RADIO & T.V. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~ ~ :3 MIDDLEPORT [;: 1 BOOK STORE ~: :: n n PARTY GIVEN A valentine party for the re tarded children of the Meigs Community ClasS was staged last week by the Missionary Society of the Pomeroy First Baptist Church. Games were played and the children made val en tines to which was moun ted their pictures taken that day by the Baptist women . Cookies and Kool-Aid were . served and each child was given candy hearts. Assisting with the party were Mrs. Harry Bailey, Mrs. Roher! Kuhn, Mrs. I. B. Walker, and Mrs. William Barnhart. Roberto Clendennen, voca list John K.alleet, on sax John Lynch, drums __ -· . ·-- ........ SATURDAY NIGHT 9 TIL 1:00 Skip Stewart, bass --~- ...... . . .. . "__.. . . . - __. . . .._.. ..... --~Lor'O_.......... ....._, - ......... The Martin Restaurant In The Heart of Middleport On Washington's Birthday, we honor a great nian, a great country and a great concept: freedom to grow. Enjoy it. We will not transact buslneu on Monday, Feb. 21, Washington's birthday THf ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & tOAN CO. 296 W. :zad St., Pomeroy, Ohio 4n 69 Super Turl Builde r San $1 5,000 s q ft lm$3 _5..4'3" Us-- Plans for a therapy program to be carried out with the retarded children of the Meigs Community Classes will be made at a meeting of the teachers , Mrs . Jeanette Thomas and Mrs. Carol Wolfe, parents of the children, and Mrs. Marion Francis who will be the volunteer leader, at " ·" 7.:95__._ ~ 1.95 ~~~-;q ft ~ 11.15 ·san $1 15,000 sq It ~ 14.15 Halts Plus For Establi shed Lawns SIH $1 2,500 sq II ..M7 1.15 sq ft JMS-------12.15 t----;,::.,:-,:i-, - s:OOo 1_. &.ts FLOWERS . . 50 LB. WILD BIRD FEED 12 COMPARTMENT REDWooD MARTIN HOUSE 2995 WITH POLE POLE ADJUSIS FROM5' 10" tO HOUSE AlONE POLEALONE REG. REG. 19.95 23.95 1771 R~G. 6.79 1577 F~ We wire fl_pwers Everywhere ..... _.._...._ MODERN SUPPLY I 399 w. Main St. 992-2039 Pomeroy, o. THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF STUFF"-FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS, LAWNS AND GARDENS. I All Occasions 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Rutland school. Among the topics to be discussed will be the projects to be carried out, fund raising activities, and public support. A rummage sale has tentatively been scheduled· for March and plans are being made for the sale of a household -hint booklet. Mrs. Francis reports a good response from the public on the items needed for the project work. The activity Is scheduled to begin Wednesday. 992-2164 Pomeroy Flower Shop - · BuHernut Ave., Pomeroy Mrs. Millard Van Meter LODGE TO MEET Middleport Lodge 363, F, AM, will confer the fellowcraft degree on one candidate at a meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the temple. All Master Masons are invited. Hurry.-while selection lasts! (R) FEEDER ONLY RED. 10.95 992-5432 ' - ----......... authorized~ retailer 14' HIGH I'· --------. 777 ' REDWOOD DOUBLE BIRD .FEEDER •' •'•'•• wilhpole II 6 FT. POLE ONLY REG. 7.49 649 ..' •' WILD BIRD FOOD ' •'' 1288 . . STEREO VALUES! !:,. VALUE . PHI.LCO ·solid State •', I 11.44 ' ' :·'' :~ Factory Sponsored . SALE! ~ WILSON REG. 894 :·' ·:•, lEG, .•••• 7.99 .•• '•'• ' All Philco Consoles are adaptable to new \ ''••. lUS1ROWARE WILSON . '• '• .,• .. , ~ Department Store of Buildi(lg since 1915 Th~ OHiO I I • -~ FOODLINER QuadraphOnic Sound ' Model H812ALP Mediterranean •,~ Pomeroy Cement Bloek Co. QUANTITIES 4 CHANNEL ~ locking SOME ITEMS IN SMALL . PHILCD~ ' THAN .YOU DO AT MIDDLEPORT. New Spnng Jewelry Meigs Branch Sl;t$2-5~~0o'S;ft14.95"1 2.95 HEATH fine furniture Deadline for entering the Meigs County Dairy Princess Con lett Is Sunday. Entry blanks are to be mailed to Mrs. Donald Mora, Route 3, Pomeroy, or contestants may enter by telephoning Mrs. Mill's at 992· 6716. Local people will make up the judging panel with the selection to he made at the joint dinner of the Southeastern Ohio Breeders Association and the Meigs Dairy Service Thursday night at 7:30p.m. at Southern High School. Miss Rhea Mora, a freshman at Ohio State University , will be present to crown the new princess. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mora, Rhea is the reigning dairy princess. Contestants must have a dairy farm background and be between the ages of 16 and 25, unmarried, and eithe~ a high school graduate or be graduating before June I, 1972. Contestants need not be currently living on a dairy farm but must have lived on one during part of her life. brought by Mrs. Dyer was won Mrs. Howard Birchflelo. by Mrs. William Williamson. ::o!.o!..!..!.~.U.!.U.~J,JJ,J,J,.!,~! Mro. Iilii · Gaddis served refreshments wi th Mrs , Dick ~ ~ Foley as a contributi ng hostess. The next meeting of r~... the group will be on March 15. ()-. At that time the traveli ng prize • Necltlace r-. will be provided by Mrs. Jerry • Earring Eads with Mrs . Kenneth R:: Michael and Mrs. Bob Miller as :.J! • Pins ;:Q II< hostesses . Others attending the meeting besides those named were Mrs. Bruce Davis, Mrs. Kenneth :;l Middleport. Ohio R:: Michael, Mrs. Bill Brown, Mrs. 7 'l'7'i'T?'i' 'i"i''i''i'T 'i' : ~ Merle Davis, Mrs. Bob Bishop, Therapy Programs are Scheduled 15 ,000 sq ft ~ t.ts Haiti Plus For New Seed l ri&S Savt $1 2,500 sq ft Proledlve refl.ctor, clamp-em brocket. BAKER'S Sunday Last . Day to Enter 1\ jitney supper .was planned fur March 1.6 during Tuesday's mee tingo r !he auxiliary or the Rutland Fire Department. The supper will be held at the Rutland Elementary School with serving to begin a I 4:30 p.m. The menu will include ham, creamed baked chicken, noodles, potatoes, (XIta to salad, green and baked beans, roils, cole slaw, ·toSsed salad, pie, cupcakes, and ·several beverages . Residents may donate to the jitney supper by con tac ting any member of the auxiliary. Plans were also made during the meeting for an Easter egg hunt . The traveling prize 00[;[3[;~ Turf Builder $nt REG. 1.69 FOR LESS EtAmu sk power output}. Two speakers- 1·5Jil' in e.1ch sealed speaker enclosure. lads for stereo phono. tape pl•yer. Pushbunon function controls. loudness, b.us, .Wirq~ It's Scotts Turf Builder, America's favorite fertilizer for developing thick, green lawns. Turf Builder makes your lawn grow greener , thicker. sturdier - no matter what kind of grass you have. Keeps it that way longer too. because of its prolonged feeding action . WOODS WIRE Order By Phone And Take Em Home. ~!:~."~»-=*'..::" '.",":~~::-:.*~ jitney Supper Planned Mar. 16 . Double Savings thru March 13 fhe Fabulous SANDWICH SP.:AKS IN RUTLAND RUTI,AND Mrs. Richard VauKhan, pr•sldent of the ll'felgs County Council of Parents and Teachers, aud juvenile protection chairman lor the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers, was guest speaker here Monday nl~ht when the Rutland PTA met. She eommented on the founding of PTA, read J1 poem on enthusiasm, and discussed what PTA can do lor parents and what parents can do for PTA. Girl Scout ·Diary ~~·~'"'h lnternalional Thidling Day being Sunday, girls of the Big Bend.Nl'ighborhood.will observe the day with a program from 2 to 3:30p.m. at the Middleport Elementary School. · .The i{rternational theme will be carried out in costuming by the nine troops participaUng, with games, dances, and food, For the firsttime, parents are inVited to attend the p-ogram. , Leaders are reminded to provide not only the finger foods, but beverage and cups for their troop members. there will also be a table .for displays carrying out the international theme. Scouts are to take sit-upons or cushions. · POMEROY JUNIOR TROOP 8~ A valenUne party was held Thursday at the Pomeroy Elementary School by troop 61. The girls exchanged valentines and made cards for their parents. , Thinking Day ·participation was planned and the girls practiced their Hawallan dance. . MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 Mrs. Ernie Fraser and daughter, April, met with Troop 39 Monday: 1o assist the scouts with their Thinking Day dance. It was reported that 1,192 boxes of girl scout cookies were sold by the troop. Aa a part of their work on "My Troop" badge, the Badgers Patrol staged a valenUne party. In the group were Melinda Demoskey, Sarah Diddle, Lori Kloes, Janet Horky, Janell Kelly, Judy Gilkey, Terri McDaniel, and Julie Biron. They were assisted by Jyl Heave~. senior aide. :a ;s-;~·.::.~:ru Scotts:big , Pre-Spring SALE MAGNOli A YOU'LL NEVER BUY QUALITY 20 w.ws inmntaneous peak power output l10 watts 216 E. ind, Pomeroy 1B"K20''x3 J"hlgh. REG. 91 .90 BUT ••• t.\pe Collr!ridses. Robinson's Qeaners -. WHITE WOODEN Contributions to David Kalb for his work in Nigeria, and to the · Clemens Christian Children's Cottage in ontario were made when the Evangeline Missionary Society of the Pomeroy Church of Christ met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs . Betty Spencer, Main St. Mrs. Harold Smith gave devotions usi.ng the Valentine theme of "Love" with scripture from John 15·, 9-21. She read "Glorify Thy Son," and "Mod or Mad.': A letter was read from the Children 's Cottage in Ontario. Mrs. Clyde Andrews will he hostess for the March meeting. Prayer by Mrs. Andrews opened .the meeting. Refreshments were served to those named and Mrs. Doris Carder, Mrs. Conrad Ohlinger, Mrs. Stanley Bass, Mrs. Walter Kennedy, Jr . .and Mrs. Denver Kapple. ~..,;;.:'a a BOOSTERS TO MEET The Southern Local Band Boosters will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the high school in Racine. Ust Our Free Perking Lot . INC LUDES VERMONT M.UilEJONE l OP AND IOW L Whlle tobinel has gold lrlm; IB"x20"x31" high overall. ·Nige,rian Work Is Assisted ·-·---- In At 9-0ut At S INCLUDES VERMONT MA RBl ETONE mo~ldl n g. at Ihe. busine.ss meeting ,when future projects were discussed and Lenten seniices and the World Day of Prayer were · noted. Cards were · prepared for Mrs. Phil Globokar and ·Mr. and Mrs. James Fugate. Notes of thanks were read by Mrs. Leonard Jewell. Miss Fick and . Miss Mary Virginia Reibel servf!! refreshrll!!nts tq those named and Mrs . Ken'neth Harris, Mrs. Thomas Young, Mrs. Lydia Davis, Miss Mary E. Chapman, llirs. Carl Kautz, . Mrs . · Donald !-Iauck, Mrs : Herman Bolinger, Mrs . Harvey Whitlatch, and Mrs. . Pearl Whitlatch. .... - ' SAME DAY SERVICE Home of IS NOT OUR PROPERTY ALONE! Pl ays 8-rra ck FINISHING ·. . IEG.1 .99 20 INCH 21" dia met er. (Leu QUALITY ••• Madel FH210HW .SHIR . ps 20 INCH ROW'S. STEAK HOUSE PASTOR RESIGNS The Rev. Dennis Weaver who has been serving as pastor of the United Faith Church located on the Middleport • Pomeroy bypass has resigned effective Feb. 29. He resigned because of the traveling distance between his home in Leon, W.." Va . and the church. The February business meeting was held following Sunday's church service. The regular business meeting scheduled Feb . I was cancelled due to illness of several members. BASKET STRAINEI . REG. 21.95 ~-- FOREMAN &ABBOTT •' Midcleport, Ohio Richly grained Oecrawood cabinet. finished to match Pecan . 4 speakers . .\:~~. . . . . . . . ~249 I' • I 95 and BARGAINLAND · ******** ' I �6- The Dail:y Sentllrel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , ~'eb 16, 1972 MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL, Third Ave.. the Rev William Knlltel, pastor , Ronald Dugan, Sunday school supt Classes for all ages , evening serv1ce, 7 30 p m Young Peoples meeting. Wednesday , 8 p m , B1ble sl udy, Friday, 8 p.m FREEWILL BAPTIST Wed{'lesday 7 p m , choir practice, Wednesday. 8 30 p m Corner Ash and Plum, Mid ST. PAUL LUTHERAN, - dleport. Noel Herrman . pastor ; Rev Arthur C Lund pastor Guy Priddy, Sunday School Sunday School, 9 15 a m , Supl . Saturday eventng service, Charles Evans, Supt , worshtp 1 p m Sunday School, 10 I POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev. W H Pernn, pastor Roy Mtoyer, Supt Church schoool, 9 15 a m , worship, 10 2.4 a m ; youth choir rehearsal Monday, 6 30 p m , Mrs Mtorvln Burt. serv1ce , 10 JO .. a m Con director , sentor choir flrma tton class, Tuesday, 4 IS rehearsal, 7 30 p m , Thursday to S 30 p m , Juntor Con Mrs Pa ul Nease, d•reclor ftrmat1on class, Thursday, 6 30 POMEROY CHURCH UF to 7 45 p.m. THE NAZARENE - Corner SEVENTH DAY AD· Un1on and Mulberry Rev VENTIST Pomeroy, Clyde V Henderson. pastor Mul berry Hgts Herbert Sunday School 9 30 a m , Morgan , pas tor Sabbath Raymond Walburn . supt. School. Saturday, 2 p m , Mornmg worship 10 JO a m E.1enmg serv•ce 7 lOp m M•d week serv1ce, Wednesday, 7 JO p.m GRACE EPISCOPAL- Rev worshtp, 3 15 p m. Dor cas Soc1ely, lOam each Thursday a m , Sunday evening worship. 7 p.m . ,I FIRST BAPTIST of Mid· dleport, corner of Sixth and Palmer 'Streets, Rev Charles Simons, Hollman, pastor Sunday Fred School Superintendent Sunday church school for everyon(' 9 15 a m , Mornmg worship 10 15 am , Evenmg serv1ces, 7 30 p m., Wednesday prayer service, 7 30 p m. Extra youth activities on GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST - Preachmg 9 30 Sunday, S p m , for all youth up a m , first and second Sundays to sixth grade, 6 30 for tuntor of each month , third etnd fourth and senior htgh students Mornmg prayer and sermon, Sundays each month, worship CHURCH OF CHRIST, 10 30a m Holy communiOn and service at 7 30 p m Wednesday Middleport, Sth and Ma1n . sermon, f1rst Sundays, 10 30 evenings at 7, 30 Prayer ~nd Raultn Moyer, pastor Michael Gerlach, Sunday School supt a m Church school. km · B1ble Study dergart en through eighth FIRST SOUTHERN BAP- Bible School , 9 30 a.m .. mor grade, 10 30 a m TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave , n1ng warshtp , 10 30 am , POMEROY CHURCH OF Pomeroy, affil iated with S B C, evening Worship, 7 30 p.m ., CHRIST - Mr Hoyt Allen, Jr , the Rev Fred Hdl, pastor• prayer serv1ce 7 p m Wed pastor B1ble School. 9 30 am , Sunday School, 9 30 a m , nesday worsh1p, 10 30; adult worship mornmg worsh1p, 10 30 a rn , CHURCH OF THE service and young peoples 1untor soctely, 6 30 am NYPS, NAZARENE - Middleport , meetmg, both 1 30 p m Sunday 6 45 p m. Sunday evangelistic Rev Audry Miller, pastor; Wednesday , combined B1ble meeltng , 7. 30 p m Prayer Floyd Carson, supt Sunday Stanley Plattenburg, minister study and j)rayer meeting, 7 30 meeting Wednesday. 7 30 p m school, 9 30 a m , Morning pm worshtp 10 30 a m., lunior MIDDLEPORT THE SALVATION ARMY MT. MORIAH BAPTIST - soc~ely, 6 30 p m., NYP$, 6· 45 Envoy Ray S Wining, offiCer m Corner Fourth and Main, p m Sunday evangelistic charge Sunday, 10 a m , Middleport Rev Henry L Key, meetmg , 7 30 p m. Prayer Holiness meeting : 10 30 am, Jr , pastor Sunday School 9 30 meeling Wedner.Cay, 7 30 p m Sunday School. Young People's a m , Arnold Richards. sup! , Leg1on. 7 p m . Thursday, Ito 3 Morntng worsh1p 10.30 am. MEIGS p m., Lad1es Home League, 7 JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES COOPERATIVE p m , Prep classes PARISH Larry Carnahan presiding SACRED HEART - Rev min ister Sunday, Btbie lecture, THE UNITED Father Bernard Kra1covlc, 9 30 a m , Watchtower study, METHODIST CHURCH pastor. Phone • 992 2825 10 JO a m , Tuesday, Bible Robert R. Card Saturday even1ng Mass, 7 30 study, 7 30 p m , Thursday, Rev. Stanton S(l1ilh p m Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 m1ntstry school 7 30 p m , CHESTER - Worship 9 15 a m Confessions, Saturday, 7 servtce meeting 8: 30pm a m ; Church School 10 a m 730pm ENTERPRISE- Worship, 9 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Christ in Chrtsllan Union - a m ; Church SchooL 10 a m - Robert Kuhn. paslor George Lawrence Manley, pastor, Mrs FLATWOODS - Worship, 11 Skmner, Sundar School supt Russell Young, Sunday School a m ; Church School 10 a m Sunday Schoo , 9 30 a m , Sup! Sunday School 9 30 a m , POMEROY- Worship, 10 30 morntng worship, 10 30 a m , Even1ng worsh1p 7 30. Wed- a m , Church School 9 15 a m , BYF, 6 p m , B1ble Study nesday prayer meeting, 7 30 UMYF 6· 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh1p pm 10 a m , Church School 9 a m ; UMYF 6 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev. Robert Bumgarner HEATH - Worsh1p 10 30 a m , Church School 9 30 a m , UMYF 7 p.m RUTLAND - Worship 9 15 am ; Church School 10 am .,. UMYF 7 p.m . SALEM CENTER- Worsh1p 9 a m.. Church School 10 a m ; By ROBERT R. CARD, Pastor slabbed awake to the facts thal UMYF Thursday. 7 p.m Pomel'()y-Chester United we are enslaved to SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev. Forrest R. Donley Methodist Church matenahsm of "Keeptng up ASBURY- Worship 11 am , w1th lhe Joe Does." We are Church School9· SO a m , WSCS, "AND YE SHALL know the enslaved to the Idea of our 1st Tuesday trulh, and lhe truth shall make place tn soc1ely, "What are our FOREST RUN - WorshiP 9 a m , Church School 10 a m , you free." John 8 32 nghts '" - th1s often means, WSCS, 3rd Wednesday, 7 30 " How much power do I pm Each year as the Lenten have1 " , and "I want to be sure MINERSVILLE - Worsh1p 10 a m , Church School 9 a m. ; season rolls around many to get my share " Perhaps the WSCS, 3rd Monday, 7 30 p.m . Christians become conscwus of grea tesl enslaver of allis lhe SYRACUSE - Worship, 8 betng enslaved to valhes of god of indifference and most of a m ; Church School, 9 a m ; tndecis10n, lndilf~rence, and us Will not admit lt but in the Prayer and Bible Study, .l L • • , ' ' , ' Wedner.Cay,:7.30 p.m. just plam bao!:, ~~·ts ~ey laB< ~ar 111'1l i1:lve~been a slave · SOOTHPRN CLII~tER desire to be free from these tn thiS way and not fully free. Rev. W: Dale McClurg thtngs The world needs to be TliE CRY ARISES-what Rev. Frank Cheesebrew Rev. Martha Ann MeHner must I do to escape these enBETHANY I Dorcas) slavements Jesus smd we Worship, 9 30 a m ; Church should know the truth and 1t School 10 30 a m CARMEL - Worship , 11 would make us free. Too often am , tst and 3rd Sundays , we go on half facts - hear says Church School. 10 am APPLE GROVE -Worship, - shallow knowledge So let's 7 30 church school, 9 30 beg10 by knowtn g HIS word - a m p, m..mid week serv1ce , f1rst hand, understand the Wednesday, 8 p m EAST LETART - Worsh1p, cmls of the world, read, get 10 t and third Sundays, your facts straight, and be sure 9 aamm , ,f~rssecond and fourth they are so commWlicated. Sundays, church school, 9 am , Next have a vision - from f1rstand third Sundays. 10 am .. second and fourth Sundays Frad R. Runmon, Opal J. Proberbs we read where there Mid.week service, Wednesday, Runmon to Ernest P. An- IS no viSion lhe people perish 8 pm BEND- Worsh1p 11 derson, Esther F., Anderson, Th1s has been part of our real a GREAT m , 2nd and 41h Sundays. problem tn Me1gs County 13.87 Acres, Salem. Church School , 10 a.m . LETART FALLS - Worsh1p Paul L Manuel , Freda Churches and all, we have not dreamed and consequently 10 a m ; Church School 9 a.m Manuel to Sybtl Ebersbach, MORNING STAR- Worship ended up With a mass 10Parcels, Letart. 9 30 a m.. Church School 10 30 Sybil Ebersbach to Paul L. dilference We are boWld to the a m , Mid-Week Service , past and tied even to the Wednesday, 8c9 m Manuel, F · :da Manuel, MORSE CHAPEL - Worship present Lei's be really free, Parcels, Le t... t. 11 a m , 1st and 3rd Sundays, have viSions, come ahve The, Church School , 10 a m. Allen E Ball, Freda Ball, to Apostle Paul recogmzed even PORTLAND- Worsh1p 7 30 C. J. WISe, Leone W1se, I 22 w1th fa1th and hope, love was p m , Church School 9:30a.m Acre, Chester. Worship, 11 a.m the greatest. If we have no love 2ndSUTTONand 4th Sundays, Church Howard Baker Saunders, or a hm1ted love we are en- School 10 am Al1ce Ruth Saunders, Paul WESLEYAN ( Raconel slaved to grudges and hate. S1mon, Alhe Simon , to Robert Worship 11 a m , Church The love of God known 10 School, 10, am K W1lson, Wilbert G. Weaver, Chnsl bmds together the UMYF for all churches of the Lol, Pomeroy mgred1ents of truth and faith 10 Soulhern Clusler, 7.30 p m. Clara Colhns, dec'd , to a wtnntng combtnatwn We each Sunday at the Youth Center (Oak Grove Road l Lorena RICe, Florence Metruly become free. There is NORTH EAST CLUSTER Dame!, Bernice Pauley, Cerl. forgiveness, assurance, conRev. Jacob Lehman of Trans., Middleport. Rev. Standley Brandum cern, VISion, truth, and works Erma Nelson to Ohio Power JOPPA - Worship 10 a m , 10 this tolal love. Church School 9 a.m.; Prayer Co , Ease., Columbia. A popular song now IS ••Whal Meetmg, Wednesday, 8 p m Frankhn Real Estate Co to LONG BOTTOM - Church the World Needs Now 1s l<lve, Ohio Power Co., Re-Record services, , Sunday School Love, Love"; yes and now, and 9145 a m9 a.m B1ble study every Ease , Lebanon I would hope each of our Th ursday, 7.30 p m Harry Jackson, Fanme NORTH BETHEL - Worsh1p prayers would be 0 Lord, lel 1t Jackson to J B O'Bnen, 11 am , Church School 10 a.m begm WIth me ALFRED - Sunday schooL Agent, Parcel, Rutland 9 45 a.m each Sunday; A. Glenn Hamng, Elizabeth the Sermonette Lent: a Time to be Free Meigs Property Transfers Haning to Manmng D Web· ster , Parcels, Sc1pw Manning D Webster, Mary A Webster to A. Glenn Hamng , Elizabeth Haning, Parcels , Sc1pio Edward Hawley, Thelma Hawley to Manning D Webster, Lots, Sutton. Manmng D. Webster, Mary A Webster to Edward Hawley, Thelma Hawley, Lots, Sutton. ' · 3 ROOMS ' NEW FURNll\JRE '349.95 , .. preach1ng DAY PLANNED A planmng sesswn lor the World Day of Prayer lo be celebrated at the Sacred Hearl Church on March 3 has been scheduled for Tuesday at I p m. al the Mount Moriah Bapt1st Church, Middleport. Mrs Campbell Harper IS president at 11 am each Sunday Prayer meeting, 7 45 p m Wednesday , WSCS, 8 p.m on th1rd Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE - Sunday school , 9 30, preachmg, 7 30 p.m Sunday ; prayer meeting, 7 30 p m Tuesday, WSCS, 7 30 f~rst Thursday each month SILVER RIDGE- Worship, 10 am. , Church School, 9 a.m TUPPERS PLAINS Worshop 9 a m , Church School 10 a.m KENO ClfURCH OF CHRIST, Hobart Newe ll , supt. Services weekly, 9 30 am on Sunday. Prea ch1ng first and third Sundays of month by Clifford Smith, 9 30 a.m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darrel Ooddrllt, pastor. Sunday School, 9 30 a.m , Leonard Gilmore, first elder, evening service, 7 JO pm Wednesday prayer meetong, 7 30 p.m. MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - RaCine Route 2. The Rev . Charles Hand, pastor Sunday school, 9 45 am , m orning worship , l1 a.m ~- $35.00 'Oown"Balance On Convenient Terms. Even1ng sennces. Thuesday and Fnday, 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST- Oavld Jewell , pastor Bible study, 9 30 ~ m.. morning worship, 10:30, even1ng worship, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Bible study, 7 30 pm. 1 MASON I FURNITURE W.'va. Mason, UNITED MINISTRY OF SE-rvice, 7 30 p.m ; Youth MEIGS COUNTY, The United meet lng 6 30 p m , E ven1ng Presbyter10n Church, Dwight worsh1p, 7:30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE L Zav11z, Pastor D~rec tor, George W Hulton and Rev. NAZARENE - Rev. Herbert , L1nson Stebbms, Ass't PastorDtrec !ors . FIRST UNITED PRESHarrisonville, Sunday Church School. 9:30 aYTE R IAN, a m , Mrs Homer L,ee, Supt , Grate, pastor Worship service, 11 am . and 7· 30 p.m. Sunday. • Sunday School, 9: 30 a m. , Jllchard Barton, supt Prayer meellng , Wednesday, 7 30 p.m. Bradford Church of Chrlst.Ctlflord Smith, minister Sunday School 9 30 a .m , morning church 10 39 a.m. ; Mor01ng Worship 10:30 a m FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, Middleport, Sunday Church School, 9:30 Sunday evening serv1ce, 7 30 a m , Lewts Sauer, Supt , p m Wedn~s day service, 8 p.m. MornlnQ Worsh1o, 10 30 a.m LAUREL CLIFF FREE FIRST UNITED METHODIST - Rev Eugene PRESBYTERIAN, Syracuse, Gill, pastor William Bailey, M or mng Wors hi p, 9 a m • supt Sunday School, 9 30 a.m.; Sunday Church School, 10 am . Mornong worshop, 10 30 a.m. Mrs Sampson Hall, Supt Evening worsh1p, 7·JO . STIVERSVILLE COM- Wednesday, Chnstlan """'" MUNITY, Rev Edsel Hart, pas tor Sunday School serv1ce Cru•ade. meetmg 7·6·30 30 p P· m."1 · ~.,""'dl:.v. " 10 am. Prayer Meeting each chotr practice, 7 p m. Thursday 7· JO p m Sunday DEXTER CHURCH OF evening servtce , 7 30 p m CHRIST - Danny Evans, ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST pastor Norman C. Will, supf. Pomeroy Harrisonville Sunday School 9. 30 am.; Road Kenneth Eberts, pastor Worship serv1ce, 10:30 a m Paul McElroy, Sunday School Chnsltan Endeavor Sunday Sup! Sunday School 9 30 a m ; evenmg. ' morning worship and com REORGANIZED CHURCH munton, 10 30 am ; Sunday OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· evening youth Christian en TER DAY SAINTS - Portland.deavor . 6"30 , Worship services, Racone Road Ralph Johnson, Sunday, 7 30 p m Wednesday pastor. Herbert While, Sunday evening prayer meeting and School Director Sunday School, B1ble study. 7 30 p.m , 9 30 a.m , Morning worship, ST. JOHN LUTHERAN - 10 30 a m.; Sunday evening Pine Grove, the Rev Arthur service 7 p m. Wednesday Combs, pastor . Sunday school, evenmg prayer services, 7 30 9 30 a.m ., church services, pm tO 30 a m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST BRADBURY CHURCH OF Great Bend, Charles Norrts, CHRIST - Roy Bill Carter, pastor Worship servtce, 9 30 evangelist ; Wilbur Haning, a.m .; Sunday School. 10 30 a m. Bible schoolsupl ; Bible school, CARLETON CHURCH 9 30 am ; morning worsh1p, Kingsbury Road. Sunday 10 30 am., evening worship, 7 School. 9 30 a.m , Ralph Carl, p.m., Christian Workers Class, supl Worshtp service, 10 30 Tuesday, 7 p m ; Wednesday a m. and 7 30 p m allernalely. prayer meeting, 7 p m Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 30 p m. Rev Jay Sliles, ANTIQUITY BAPTIS't pastor Rev Freeland Noms, pastor 0 L 0 0 E X T E R Sunday school, 10 am .. church CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH serv1ce , 7 p m. Wednesday - Rev Willard Qutcher , Bible study, 7 p m pastor Mrs. Worley Franc1s, BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE, Minersville, J. A McWaters, pastor Sunday School, 10 a m.. mornmg worship, 11 a .m , Sunday School Supt Sunday School, 9·45 a.m Church Ser vices first and third Sundays follOW ing Sunday School. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 3G p m . RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday School, 9 30 am , LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN - Mr. Robert Wyatt, pastor, Sunday School supl , Ronald Osborne B1ble School, 9 30 a.m. ; preachmg 10· 45 am, Morning Worshtp, 10·30 am .• Evenrng serv ices, 7 30 p m . Cltntock, pastor Rev RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- 6 45 p.m.. EvangeliStiC serv1ce, Charles Norns, pastor Sunday 7·30 p m. Prayer meettng , School, 9 30 a.m.. Mornmg Thursday. 7 30 p.m. worship, 10 45 a.m, Sunday FREE OOM GOSPEL even1ng worship, 7 30 p m ; MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev Wednesday evening Btble L. R. Gluesencamp, ::>astor Study, 7 30 p m. Roger Wilfred, Sr , Sunday DANVILLE WESLEYAN, School Supt Sunday School, Rev p m., evening Deeter, class leader ' Sun4ay • Hebrews J-1-/4 • • We've all heard th ai a p1cture is worth a thousand words. But th1s photo tells lhe whole story of mankind. • • • b~ thr Am~• • Monday Deuteronomy 5 l-10 Tuesday Deuteronomy 5.24-33 Wednesday Ezekiel 34 20-31 Thursday John 12.44-50 FNday Acts 26 6-19 Saturday Romans 4·17-21 ~ ~~~:~~sporc:~;c~~!n: ~bunes; E:9 With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that whi.ch is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the bus1ness firms and organizations whose names appear below. Ernest Deeter, leader ALL WEATHER ROOFING MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH IN And Construction Co. CHRIST- Rev Robert Shook, D. B.A. Anthony Plumbing and pastor Sunday School, 9 30 Heatinq a [Tl.; Roy Pooler, s4pt" Alfr~d Wolle', a~st ' s~pt ; lnor~l~g "' ' 2:40 Llncofrl"St. 992j 5'' 50- ~isllll!iJl96 " worfhlp, ' l~ '=' a.ni. ; everi)n"gf • - - ~ ' ·~ sermon, 7:30 p m, allernatonQ each Sunday Class meeting 11 a m. , worsh1p serv1ce, 11 a.m, a m alternattng Sunday ABC-TV now reverses that old {... Thursday, 7 p m. 7 30 p m Sunday Roger LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Buckley, presiden t Pr,ayer Homer Stephens, pastor meet tng, Wednesday, 7 30 p.m Sunday School. 9 30 a .m , Board meetmg first Monday MARK VSTORE Lanmore, pastor - Rev Samuel Middleport, Ohio Jackson, pastor Sunday School , 10 am. ; Mrs Gertrude Buller, sup!. Prayer Servu; e, 1·30 p m , Bob Moore, preachmg service, 2 p.m Sunday School Supt Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF School, classes for all ages, 9 30 CHRIST- Sunday school. 9 30 a.m , morning worship, 10.45 am , V H. Braley, supt., NYF'S · Sunday, 6·30 p m, communion and devot to ns, evangelistic servtce Sunday, 10 30 am Re~ular board 7 30 p m. Mid week prayer meeting 7 30, thord Saturday meeting, Wednesday, 7 30 p m each month. Mtsslonary meettng, second THE RUTLAND COMWednesday, 7 30 p m MUNITY CHURCH - Rev UNITED FAITH Non Richard Dubbeld, pastor Denommatlon - Rev Dennis School , 9: 30 a.m ; Worship Weaver, pastor Sunday school, service, 11 a m , Wednesday 9 30 am ., Bob Barber, sup!.. prayer meeting , 7 30 p.m Athens koad Pomeroy A Family That Worships Together Stays Together OHIO VAUEY BAKING CO. RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Lloyd D Gnmm, Jr , pastor Sunday School, 9 30 a.m ; Morn1ng worship, 10 30 a m ; Young people's serv1ce , 6. 45 p m., Evangel i stic services ning sermon, 11 a.m., Eventng 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg' service Christ1an Endeavor, servtce 7.30 p.m Sales - Allis Chalmers - Service Farm- Industrial - Lawn - Garden Tuppers Plains 667-3435 RACINE FOOD MARKEl The Store with Atteart , Racine Member of the Big 3 General Merchandise Tuppers Plains 667-3280 president. Song 949-3342 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS .CO. Chester, Ohio . servrce and MASON COUNTY ' sermon, 8· 20 Mid-Week pr~yer THE HILAND CHAPEL meeting Wednesday, 7 30 p m. George Casto, pastor Sunday' Mrs Marie Hols1nger, class School, 9 30, evenmg worship leader 7.30. Thursday evening praye r' Family Recreation POMEROY LOWER LIGHT service. 7· 30 p.m. Pomeroy-Member F. D. I.C.& Swimming CHURCH Harrisonville MASON FIRST BAPTIST Federal Reserve System Road. Rev Roy Taylor, pastor ; Second and Pomeroy Sis., Stan . Henry Eblin, Sunday School Craig, paslor. Sunday school >upt ~unday School, 9·30 am ; 9· 45 a m , worship service, 11' Meigs County Branch evenmg worship, 7.30 p m . am , traimng un1on, 6 30 p.m. ; Prayer and praise servtce, evening worshtp servtce, 1 30 Rexall Drugs Thursday, 7:30pm p.m Mid week prayer serv1ce COMMUNITY CHURCH, Wednesday, 7· 30 p m ' We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions Dexter Worshtp serv1ces CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ' 992-2955 Pomeroy Saturday and Sunday, 7 30 Serv1ces at 315 Main Sl , Pt 296 '#_· Second Ph. 992-3863 Pomeroy Pm - Pleasant, Sunday School 9 1s HEMLOCK GROVE a m Sundays, 11 a.m ; Wed CHRISTIAN - Dav1d Stauffer, nesday, testimonial meeting 8 pastor, Stanford Stockton, sup! p m All welcome and MornlnQ worship, 9 30 am , FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH ' . church school, 10· 30 a.m. ; -Letart Route 1, the Rev Sta n Electric Motor Repair St. Rt . 7 young peoples meeting, o 30 Cra1g, pastor. Sunday schoo I, Chester, Oh lo 810 W. Main 992 _5750 p m , even1ng worship, 7 30 9.30 am ; prayer and Bibl e Choose the Church of your Choice ' Bible .$1udy, Wednesday, 7 30 stu~y . 7 JO p m. Cottage praye r pm ser •1ce, Tuesday ~ 10 a m. ; MT. UNION BAPTIST - worship serv1ce, Friday, 7 30 Rev Cecil Cox, pastor Sunday pm school sup! , Joe Sayre. Sunday MASON CHURCH 0F Take Someone with You to Church ' school, 9:45 a m , Sunday CHRIST - Loren T Slephen s, Meats and Groceries evening worship, 7 30 Wed- minister Worship, 10 am ; In Pomeroy Over 90 Years Syracuse 992-3986 nesday prayer and B1ble study, B1blestudy, II 15a.m. , evenln ' Kermit Walton, Nf,Jr . 7 30 p m worship, 7 30 p m. Mid wee~ . I TUPPE' RS PLAINS serv1ce, Wednesday, 7 30 p "1 ' CHRISTIAN - Mr John Wyatt, MASON ASSEMBLY 0 F ' pastor , J S Davis, Sunday GOO - Second St .. Meson, W School supt , Sunday school. Va Chester Tennant, pasto r. I. 9·30 am, Morning Sermon, Sunday school, 10 a.m.• mo r. ' Furniture and Appliances Church and Office ~upplles-Glfts 10 30 a m Evening sermon, 7 nlng worship, II a m pm. 992-2641 Phone 985-3308 Chester, 0. evangelistic service, 7: 30 p.m Middleport • LETART FALLS UNITED Bible sludy and prayer servlc e, , . .. BRETHREN - Rev Robert Wednesday, 7 30 p m Phon e " :Shook, pastor , Herschel Norris, 773 5133 sup\. Sunday school, 9· 30 a m., HARTFORD CHURCH 0 F Attend the Church of Ynur ~olce morning sermon, 10 30 a m ; CHRIST In Christian Union evenu,;~ sermon, 7 30 alter· Rev O'Dell Manley, pasto r Bulova Watches- Sales & Service natln•J t>a ,:h Sunday. Prayer Sunday school, 9 30 a.m., Roge r • servtce, Wednesday, 1 30 p m Manley, supl. , evening servic e, Pomeroy 186 N. Second Middleport Ph. 992-34Y8 Pray er meeting, 7 30 p m 7· 30 . . Wednesday even in g al tdr naltng Sunday s , prayer meeting , 7 30 p m • CHESHIRE CHURCH OF Sunday evening youth s~rvtc e \. '' GOO OF PROPHECY, G P 6 45 with Macy Lou Carler, Smith, pastor. Sunday School, leader No Tuesday service and I 10 am , Arlhur Henson, Supt ., CHRISTIAN SCIENC E Morning Worsh1p 11 a m .. Servoces, 315 Main St , PI Devoted To the Interest of Young Pt0ples servtce, 1 p m , Pleasant Sunday s~rv1ces , The Meigs-Mason Area l{aclne, Ohio Evening service, 7 30 p.m , a rn Wednesday IT'eshmoni al Ph . 949-3272 . Wednesday Mid Week Prayer meehr,g , 7 30 p m THE .fARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. SWISHER & LOHSE ROYAL OAK.PARK THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. GAUL'S TRAILER SALES . POMEROY ELECTRIC SERVICE NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE SADIE'S MARKET MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE .. RIDENOUR SUPPLY ill Miles" 11 30-13, "Phone Call from a Strander" ~ ~ ._ ~ ~ -& g~l- :3' t o. ~ E~ :::; i§.ll 11 'Zijc !-'~:!! ,.Eo'ii"' ~;u~~ uf~~ - G.l ~ 1 " ~ ,E .r. -.., t: L.. ).. j~ < ~ 1 I ....~ 1 1 1 ~ -! .J: ..,__CCI ~ "'0""',. r~ BEN FRANKLIN STORI:. 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Key to Howard Hughes Info now Is Perry Ueber, trusted Hughes press aide since pre-Jane Russell days when HH owned RKO Pix. ~I .. g z ; •c: ~ Jl 1\:: "'8' ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~·~ ~~~:~~-!~~~ ~ ~~ ~- -~~~ .............. .-.-- .,. ," ' ~~ ~ 2~:~~:~~~;~:~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~ ~~~:~~~ ~ ~;~; ~ s 11 ~ ~ ~!-, " " ~~~:~~.d ... ~.!P.&I"'.Ihi~~l,cv;!~~<(:o ' )t!i·~~- >. EH-!'i~a!th'.ii~ ~~'iE:!l!d:!! c'"u01~.. ~ > ~,.c:o~ .. -1>o..,~ =.5~!11.,,=.,·.9 v M ~ -~ bi ~ ~ E <( ~ ~., ~ ~ ~ ~ :J .., ~ .o o u,. ~ c:~c -6, Ill ~ _ · - - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -5 ----------------- j~ ~~J~ ~ >~~ ~J-~ uu~.U~ ~11~ ~E ~~! ~ < ! v,.-;;; "e H;;; ~ z~ ~EIV • .r. :~ '- "" ! ~ ,. ~~ ~ 5i [ ~ • ~ Vl a "o~ .. s .,o~.!~~ >:i:'i!lw~ilo;e~~'l;'&.~~ ~u~:a. ., ~ .. F. J. WALlACE, JEWELER • 5c 1141~ E3,d • Sc ~~t--o~ ~~ 1 8cgc;!:"';;;.!: t-5:!!~-g,E'ij,] OI~"'~~~!:~.J ~.s~~:::;~i.c: ... 0.., c: '"" - ~ "' i::: ~i .. •P"' o ~ ~ 8 •" ;, ~ '5 ., ~ ~ t ' II 11 50- 3, "The Longest 100 ~ ~.! ,g ~"' .: <( H ' ~ § "'11.11.r.11 ~ o,.. ~o,. ~-.s Ct!5.,.1::.~~.!' • ._&:t.:iOI: ~ ~ ~~na:·w:~ 'g·~~pre, ~n~ r GAUL'S MARKET "The Mummy's Tomb" 9:00-8, "Bandolero" 11:30-8, "Trog' 1 ---------.-------------------- ::S Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer Middleport, 0 . LYONS MARKET 7 30p m , Mrs . Lyda Chevalier, .. 7:0G-J, "Father Goose" 8:30-3, " Give My Regards to Broadway" 11.30-8, "Signpost to Murder" 11 :30-13, "White Warrior" THURSDAY ~~:~~-~~~~l~·~~~~~ ~~~~~~5~~~~~ ~~~ ~ ~ ~~~:~ .-.-.-.-.-... ':-r:- U ·, ~t=~-~~::s~:~J BOGGS EQUIPMENT Bakers of Hoi sum Bread Middleport, Ohio warship servtce, 10 30 a.m , Sunday mght worshtp, 7 30. youth meel1ng, 6 45 p.m , church, 7 30 p m , prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7. 30 p m. EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST-Eldon R Blake, pastor. Sunday School, 10 a.m., Winnie Holsinger, supt Mor· Middleport, Ohio OOMIGAN SOHIO STATION l5. ' JohnPinter . ABron areTiines," gone .. The play,a"Old despite mostly good reviews , and marvelous acting (by D-H . Ma u .. ""'"'mary arrra, ry r., .. RUTLAND RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST A ~ -8 u.., L~:::~n~t;'la~~e:; ' ' M&RFOODLINER Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W. Va . Robert Bobo, Sunday school 7 30 Youth meeting, Monday, 7 p m. Mid.week serv1ce, Wednesday, 7 30 p m. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M C ... ·~·'.'!! ~ 11 . ' ' ..::l grisly theatric'! SUperstltution of "three" , finally hit the old Ed Murrow ' HEINER'S BAKERY mornmg worshtp, 10 30 am , each month, 7 30 p m supt , Sunday eventng serv1ce, 11 30-8, "Boys' Night Out" WEDNESDAY t ~ ~ !i ~ · The ~ even1ng serv1ce, 7, prayer mornings Alfred Wolfe : serv1ce and youth servtce, layleader , Chnstian Endeavor , - \ .'NJ1'!IM § celled" Middleport 11 30-8, "Village of the Damned" 11 · 30-13, " John. Paul Jones" SATURDAY 8· 30-13. " Two for the Money" 9. 00-3, Mclinfock" 11. 30-8, "Diamond Head" 11 J0-13, "The Mummy", "The Mummy's Hand", & chipur" ..,hi~~f~(:.i~ -!i~~!Jp,~> ~ ~t~~~ ~e& ~~~~;;;H',z~ l5i ~~~~g~ H~~ H~ ~ NBC-corridor wheeze against the inflicters: ••How to end the VIetnam War- put It on NBC and In 13 weeks it'll be can- GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. ,..Phone 992-3284 FRIDAY 9 OG--8, "Cowboy" d ,.... ~ ~ ar~ Niesens dropped NBC~~~ ~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ! lCu________ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ T\ltothlrdplace; spunky little '! - - - - - -- ·· - - - - ----=-=--------J-___ -__-_-_-_-_ -~~~~~~ "'---"'=~~-. Uf1 II blr SoCiety Youth SILVER RUN FREE BAP· TIST- Rev . Howard Kimble, pastor Sunday schocl. 10 a .m ; Henry Dav1s, supt , evening serv 1ce, 7 30 p m Prayer ' meeting, trhur,day, 7 30 p.m """CHESTEif CHURCH OF' GOO- Rev James Satterfield, pastor. Sunday school, 9·30 TUESDAY 8 J0-13, "King Fu" 11:30-13, "Raons of Ran- d worsh1p, 7:30p.m.; prayer and Meeting Wednesday, 7 30 p.m ., pratse , Wednesday, 7 :30 p m. and.Place Near Your TeleVision Set \\ I.Lh.""" '10\ IL..., '' Copy11ght 1912 krrstr1 Ad~tlt rsmg Sr rv rrr lror St•~1 burg Vrrglm1 pas tor. Sunday School 9: 30 worship 7:30 Prayer meeting, am , youth and 1un1or youth Tuesday, 7· 30 p m Ernest serv1ce , 6 45 By jACK O'BRIAN NOW HE HAS o;rHEI\ CONNECfiONS NEW YORK (tefS) - Gene Hackm8n's odda-on favorite to ' win an Oscar for "The French Connection", and kn~s he's hOt: he'll "produce" his next · wltb 2001-Fox; meaning he's cut In on the corporate actloo ... How institutions crumble ; SUNDAY the Museum of Modern Art will , 5:30-13, "Tarzan the • shOII' an "X"-rated cartoon .. Magnificent The .,old "Banned in Boston' 7:30-8, "Ben Hur" (Part ill controversy eomeoo sUD is 9: 00-13, "A Man Called Peter" with Us, only In Italy; where ll .J0-:-8, "Beau James" "Carnal Knowledge" was ~ MONDAY hawed up on well-publicized j;;i 7 00-13, "Hombre" smut charges - and promptly 9' 00-13, "A Lovely Way fo lea[ied to tiJjl capacity biz it had r . Die•' lacked. 9: D0--3, "Probe" 11: J0-13, " The Invincible With their chicks all grown Gladiator" up and gone, the Perry CornOf! 12· oo-s, "The Three Stooges sold their big and lovely Fla Go Around the World In a manswn; they'll move nearby (Lost Tree Village) next month ... Bdwy. has a dozen empty - - - - - - · legit theaters here In usuall) flourishing mi!Heason; live or 45th St. alone ... Dick Van Dyke boasted about h1s show's courage when he fielded an episode last fall about a OWl and priest flouting the1r celibacy vows - until the Catholic revulsion-count came in; Dickie Baby now officially "regrets"; meaning regrets the concentrated squawk ... No more James Bonds lor Sean Connery, he says a gin - Roger ..,.__ ~ Moore may he the next Bood. ~·~ o 11 kin 8 England's !ina y ta g on ._ .r. commerelalradio ... Howcome • Er-3.~&::!,'::~ .. T\lsportaeaslersalwayswear ~ ~ 01h;l.5!1Jl'im wild and mostly Irritating!) -~- !r.. ~~"c B.!li!~rs /. g '.. need nutty oh, they for Convenient ·Reference Scr.pturtl !l"lec:tM Sullivan, 9.30 a.m. , Sunday even1n~ Lawrence ' .Fold God's Church IS the natural means of resolvmg d1scord. Human nature being what it is, heaven on earth is 1mpossible But improvement on earth is possible - necessary! ++-f Morris a m ; Morning worship, 10 30 a m., Young People' s servtce, ~OBETTE.R 'FV-V~IEWING ' · But we don't have to wa1t till dealh for a better life. We can do somethmg about that barbed wire. More understanding, and selfless-not selfish-action would do much to purge our world of ugliness Evening worshop, 7 30 p m., HYSELL RUN FREE Wednesday, Sunday School METHODIST - Cecil W1se, Superintendent, Pauline Me· Pastor Sunday School , 9.30 M Wolfe. .along ·Br'Way The barbed wire symbolizes this earth we live m filled with war, hatred, greed Transcendmg the uglmess of this world 1s the Cross, symbol of Chnst's sacnfice for us, the prom1se of eternal life. Tra1ntng Union, 6' 30 p m ; Second and fourth Saturday evening worsh1p, 7 30 p m evenings, 8 p.m . services EKLY GUIDE Voice ._ e 5!' ~ _&c ~-! ' !! " ,. 8 ... «~ en .r. "'Boll:! ~ >-o" !.·iic 15..!! ·'"- ~S 15 , Eo ,.. - t-" ~.r. E ~.r. _Iii ~,f..,t- S'lS "'~; <:::i .. 11 !!'.!! ~;u, :::i~z•" ~ o J:~ ~.r. ------- ~ E !? l .l! ~ ~ ,..~.!! ~ "'~ o 'c~ ·;:., ~ i~ui&H~ ·B;~.~;~~Ur>; 01 .r. en _,.5 ;: jc ~ ! o5 ,. ~ 5 -8 :i~ <.. ~! ~-- -~ "• .. !~~.::~ '2 H~ :.!~ "'.,~ · ll..JcJiC<.JetV>w~ zultou ~ ::th 8. . . lil.... .. ~.. ~ 2~ ..lil.. ~ ~ ~-~:~~ ~•~•~~ ~ :~n•~~ 8...., lil..,•.s.... ~~~•~•~ 8.... ~s ..... lil....:s... lil.... s.... lil.... ~~ ~~ -• - - ·~ co _ ..:.:..__.:..___-=--:"".:.: .: -...:-...:.... -_ - -- �6- The Dail:y Sentllrel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , ~'eb 16, 1972 MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL, Third Ave.. the Rev William Knlltel, pastor , Ronald Dugan, Sunday school supt Classes for all ages , evening serv1ce, 7 30 p m Young Peoples meeting. Wednesday , 8 p m , B1ble sl udy, Friday, 8 p.m FREEWILL BAPTIST Wed{'lesday 7 p m , choir practice, Wednesday. 8 30 p m Corner Ash and Plum, Mid ST. PAUL LUTHERAN, - dleport. Noel Herrman . pastor ; Rev Arthur C Lund pastor Guy Priddy, Sunday School Sunday School, 9 15 a m , Supl . Saturday eventng service, Charles Evans, Supt , worshtp 1 p m Sunday School, 10 I POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev. W H Pernn, pastor Roy Mtoyer, Supt Church schoool, 9 15 a m , worship, 10 2.4 a m ; youth choir rehearsal Monday, 6 30 p m , Mrs Mtorvln Burt. serv1ce , 10 JO .. a m Con director , sentor choir flrma tton class, Tuesday, 4 IS rehearsal, 7 30 p m , Thursday to S 30 p m , Juntor Con Mrs Pa ul Nease, d•reclor ftrmat1on class, Thursday, 6 30 POMEROY CHURCH UF to 7 45 p.m. THE NAZARENE - Corner SEVENTH DAY AD· Un1on and Mulberry Rev VENTIST Pomeroy, Clyde V Henderson. pastor Mul berry Hgts Herbert Sunday School 9 30 a m , Morgan , pas tor Sabbath Raymond Walburn . supt. School. Saturday, 2 p m , Mornmg worship 10 JO a m E.1enmg serv•ce 7 lOp m M•d week serv1ce, Wednesday, 7 JO p.m GRACE EPISCOPAL- Rev worshtp, 3 15 p m. Dor cas Soc1ely, lOam each Thursday a m , Sunday evening worship. 7 p.m . ,I FIRST BAPTIST of Mid· dleport, corner of Sixth and Palmer 'Streets, Rev Charles Simons, Hollman, pastor Sunday Fred School Superintendent Sunday church school for everyon(' 9 15 a m , Mornmg worship 10 15 am , Evenmg serv1ces, 7 30 p m., Wednesday prayer service, 7 30 p m. Extra youth activities on GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST - Preachmg 9 30 Sunday, S p m , for all youth up a m , first and second Sundays to sixth grade, 6 30 for tuntor of each month , third etnd fourth and senior htgh students Mornmg prayer and sermon, Sundays each month, worship CHURCH OF CHRIST, 10 30a m Holy communiOn and service at 7 30 p m Wednesday Middleport, Sth and Ma1n . sermon, f1rst Sundays, 10 30 evenings at 7, 30 Prayer ~nd Raultn Moyer, pastor Michael Gerlach, Sunday School supt a m Church school. km · B1ble Study dergart en through eighth FIRST SOUTHERN BAP- Bible School , 9 30 a.m .. mor grade, 10 30 a m TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave , n1ng warshtp , 10 30 am , POMEROY CHURCH OF Pomeroy, affil iated with S B C, evening Worship, 7 30 p.m ., CHRIST - Mr Hoyt Allen, Jr , the Rev Fred Hdl, pastor• prayer serv1ce 7 p m Wed pastor B1ble School. 9 30 am , Sunday School, 9 30 a m , nesday worsh1p, 10 30; adult worship mornmg worsh1p, 10 30 a rn , CHURCH OF THE service and young peoples 1untor soctely, 6 30 am NYPS, NAZARENE - Middleport , meetmg, both 1 30 p m Sunday 6 45 p m. Sunday evangelistic Rev Audry Miller, pastor; Wednesday , combined B1ble meeltng , 7. 30 p m Prayer Floyd Carson, supt Sunday Stanley Plattenburg, minister study and j)rayer meeting, 7 30 meeting Wednesday. 7 30 p m school, 9 30 a m , Morning pm worshtp 10 30 a m., lunior MIDDLEPORT THE SALVATION ARMY MT. MORIAH BAPTIST - soc~ely, 6 30 p m., NYP$, 6· 45 Envoy Ray S Wining, offiCer m Corner Fourth and Main, p m Sunday evangelistic charge Sunday, 10 a m , Middleport Rev Henry L Key, meetmg , 7 30 p m. Prayer Holiness meeting : 10 30 am, Jr , pastor Sunday School 9 30 meeling Wedner.Cay, 7 30 p m Sunday School. Young People's a m , Arnold Richards. sup! , Leg1on. 7 p m . Thursday, Ito 3 Morntng worsh1p 10.30 am. MEIGS p m., Lad1es Home League, 7 JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES COOPERATIVE p m , Prep classes PARISH Larry Carnahan presiding SACRED HEART - Rev min ister Sunday, Btbie lecture, THE UNITED Father Bernard Kra1covlc, 9 30 a m , Watchtower study, METHODIST CHURCH pastor. Phone • 992 2825 10 JO a m , Tuesday, Bible Robert R. Card Saturday even1ng Mass, 7 30 study, 7 30 p m , Thursday, Rev. Stanton S(l1ilh p m Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 m1ntstry school 7 30 p m , CHESTER - Worship 9 15 a m Confessions, Saturday, 7 servtce meeting 8: 30pm a m ; Church School 10 a m 730pm ENTERPRISE- Worship, 9 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Christ in Chrtsllan Union - a m ; Church SchooL 10 a m - Robert Kuhn. paslor George Lawrence Manley, pastor, Mrs FLATWOODS - Worship, 11 Skmner, Sundar School supt Russell Young, Sunday School a m ; Church School 10 a m Sunday Schoo , 9 30 a m , Sup! Sunday School 9 30 a m , POMEROY- Worship, 10 30 morntng worship, 10 30 a m , Even1ng worsh1p 7 30. Wed- a m , Church School 9 15 a m , BYF, 6 p m , B1ble Study nesday prayer meeting, 7 30 UMYF 6· 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh1p pm 10 a m , Church School 9 a m ; UMYF 6 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev. Robert Bumgarner HEATH - Worsh1p 10 30 a m , Church School 9 30 a m , UMYF 7 p.m RUTLAND - Worship 9 15 am ; Church School 10 am .,. UMYF 7 p.m . SALEM CENTER- Worsh1p 9 a m.. Church School 10 a m ; By ROBERT R. CARD, Pastor slabbed awake to the facts thal UMYF Thursday. 7 p.m Pomel'()y-Chester United we are enslaved to SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev. Forrest R. Donley Methodist Church matenahsm of "Keeptng up ASBURY- Worship 11 am , w1th lhe Joe Does." We are Church School9· SO a m , WSCS, "AND YE SHALL know the enslaved to the Idea of our 1st Tuesday trulh, and lhe truth shall make place tn soc1ely, "What are our FOREST RUN - WorshiP 9 a m , Church School 10 a m , you free." John 8 32 nghts '" - th1s often means, WSCS, 3rd Wednesday, 7 30 " How much power do I pm Each year as the Lenten have1 " , and "I want to be sure MINERSVILLE - Worsh1p 10 a m , Church School 9 a m. ; season rolls around many to get my share " Perhaps the WSCS, 3rd Monday, 7 30 p.m . Christians become conscwus of grea tesl enslaver of allis lhe SYRACUSE - Worship, 8 betng enslaved to valhes of god of indifference and most of a m ; Church School, 9 a m ; tndecis10n, lndilf~rence, and us Will not admit lt but in the Prayer and Bible Study, .l L • • , ' ' , ' Wedner.Cay,:7.30 p.m. just plam bao!:, ~~·ts ~ey laB< ~ar 111'1l i1:lve~been a slave · SOOTHPRN CLII~tER desire to be free from these tn thiS way and not fully free. Rev. W: Dale McClurg thtngs The world needs to be TliE CRY ARISES-what Rev. Frank Cheesebrew Rev. Martha Ann MeHner must I do to escape these enBETHANY I Dorcas) slavements Jesus smd we Worship, 9 30 a m ; Church should know the truth and 1t School 10 30 a m CARMEL - Worship , 11 would make us free. Too often am , tst and 3rd Sundays , we go on half facts - hear says Church School. 10 am APPLE GROVE -Worship, - shallow knowledge So let's 7 30 church school, 9 30 beg10 by knowtn g HIS word - a m p, m..mid week serv1ce , f1rst hand, understand the Wednesday, 8 p m EAST LETART - Worsh1p, cmls of the world, read, get 10 t and third Sundays, your facts straight, and be sure 9 aamm , ,f~rssecond and fourth they are so commWlicated. Sundays, church school, 9 am , Next have a vision - from f1rstand third Sundays. 10 am .. second and fourth Sundays Frad R. Runmon, Opal J. Proberbs we read where there Mid.week service, Wednesday, Runmon to Ernest P. An- IS no viSion lhe people perish 8 pm BEND- Worsh1p 11 derson, Esther F., Anderson, Th1s has been part of our real a GREAT m , 2nd and 41h Sundays. problem tn Me1gs County 13.87 Acres, Salem. Church School , 10 a.m . LETART FALLS - Worsh1p Paul L Manuel , Freda Churches and all, we have not dreamed and consequently 10 a m ; Church School 9 a.m Manuel to Sybtl Ebersbach, MORNING STAR- Worship ended up With a mass 10Parcels, Letart. 9 30 a m.. Church School 10 30 Sybil Ebersbach to Paul L. dilference We are boWld to the a m , Mid-Week Service , past and tied even to the Wednesday, 8c9 m Manuel, F · :da Manuel, MORSE CHAPEL - Worship present Lei's be really free, Parcels, Le t... t. 11 a m , 1st and 3rd Sundays, have viSions, come ahve The, Church School , 10 a m. Allen E Ball, Freda Ball, to Apostle Paul recogmzed even PORTLAND- Worsh1p 7 30 C. J. WISe, Leone W1se, I 22 w1th fa1th and hope, love was p m , Church School 9:30a.m Acre, Chester. Worship, 11 a.m the greatest. If we have no love 2ndSUTTONand 4th Sundays, Church Howard Baker Saunders, or a hm1ted love we are en- School 10 am Al1ce Ruth Saunders, Paul WESLEYAN ( Raconel slaved to grudges and hate. S1mon, Alhe Simon , to Robert Worship 11 a m , Church The love of God known 10 School, 10, am K W1lson, Wilbert G. Weaver, Chnsl bmds together the UMYF for all churches of the Lol, Pomeroy mgred1ents of truth and faith 10 Soulhern Clusler, 7.30 p m. Clara Colhns, dec'd , to a wtnntng combtnatwn We each Sunday at the Youth Center (Oak Grove Road l Lorena RICe, Florence Metruly become free. There is NORTH EAST CLUSTER Dame!, Bernice Pauley, Cerl. forgiveness, assurance, conRev. Jacob Lehman of Trans., Middleport. Rev. Standley Brandum cern, VISion, truth, and works Erma Nelson to Ohio Power JOPPA - Worship 10 a m , 10 this tolal love. Church School 9 a.m.; Prayer Co , Ease., Columbia. A popular song now IS ••Whal Meetmg, Wednesday, 8 p m Frankhn Real Estate Co to LONG BOTTOM - Church the World Needs Now 1s l<lve, Ohio Power Co., Re-Record services, , Sunday School Love, Love"; yes and now, and 9145 a m9 a.m B1ble study every Ease , Lebanon I would hope each of our Th ursday, 7.30 p m Harry Jackson, Fanme NORTH BETHEL - Worsh1p prayers would be 0 Lord, lel 1t Jackson to J B O'Bnen, 11 am , Church School 10 a.m begm WIth me ALFRED - Sunday schooL Agent, Parcel, Rutland 9 45 a.m each Sunday; A. Glenn Hamng, Elizabeth the Sermonette Lent: a Time to be Free Meigs Property Transfers Haning to Manmng D Web· ster , Parcels, Sc1pw Manning D Webster, Mary A Webster to A. Glenn Hamng , Elizabeth Haning, Parcels , Sc1pio Edward Hawley, Thelma Hawley to Manning D Webster, Lots, Sutton. Manmng D. Webster, Mary A Webster to Edward Hawley, Thelma Hawley, Lots, Sutton. ' · 3 ROOMS ' NEW FURNll\JRE '349.95 , .. preach1ng DAY PLANNED A planmng sesswn lor the World Day of Prayer lo be celebrated at the Sacred Hearl Church on March 3 has been scheduled for Tuesday at I p m. al the Mount Moriah Bapt1st Church, Middleport. Mrs Campbell Harper IS president at 11 am each Sunday Prayer meeting, 7 45 p m Wednesday , WSCS, 8 p.m on th1rd Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE - Sunday school , 9 30, preachmg, 7 30 p.m Sunday ; prayer meeting, 7 30 p m Tuesday, WSCS, 7 30 f~rst Thursday each month SILVER RIDGE- Worship, 10 am. , Church School, 9 a.m TUPPERS PLAINS Worshop 9 a m , Church School 10 a.m KENO ClfURCH OF CHRIST, Hobart Newe ll , supt. Services weekly, 9 30 am on Sunday. Prea ch1ng first and third Sundays of month by Clifford Smith, 9 30 a.m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darrel Ooddrllt, pastor. Sunday School, 9 30 a.m , Leonard Gilmore, first elder, evening service, 7 JO pm Wednesday prayer meetong, 7 30 p.m. MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - RaCine Route 2. The Rev . Charles Hand, pastor Sunday school, 9 45 am , m orning worship , l1 a.m ~- $35.00 'Oown"Balance On Convenient Terms. Even1ng sennces. Thuesday and Fnday, 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST- Oavld Jewell , pastor Bible study, 9 30 ~ m.. morning worship, 10:30, even1ng worship, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Bible study, 7 30 pm. 1 MASON I FURNITURE W.'va. Mason, UNITED MINISTRY OF SE-rvice, 7 30 p.m ; Youth MEIGS COUNTY, The United meet lng 6 30 p m , E ven1ng Presbyter10n Church, Dwight worsh1p, 7:30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE L Zav11z, Pastor D~rec tor, George W Hulton and Rev. NAZARENE - Rev. Herbert , L1nson Stebbms, Ass't PastorDtrec !ors . FIRST UNITED PRESHarrisonville, Sunday Church School. 9:30 aYTE R IAN, a m , Mrs Homer L,ee, Supt , Grate, pastor Worship service, 11 am . and 7· 30 p.m. Sunday. • Sunday School, 9: 30 a m. , Jllchard Barton, supt Prayer meellng , Wednesday, 7 30 p.m. Bradford Church of Chrlst.Ctlflord Smith, minister Sunday School 9 30 a .m , morning church 10 39 a.m. ; Mor01ng Worship 10:30 a m FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, Middleport, Sunday Church School, 9:30 Sunday evening serv1ce, 7 30 a m , Lewts Sauer, Supt , p m Wedn~s day service, 8 p.m. MornlnQ Worsh1o, 10 30 a.m LAUREL CLIFF FREE FIRST UNITED METHODIST - Rev Eugene PRESBYTERIAN, Syracuse, Gill, pastor William Bailey, M or mng Wors hi p, 9 a m • supt Sunday School, 9 30 a.m.; Sunday Church School, 10 am . Mornong worshop, 10 30 a.m. Mrs Sampson Hall, Supt Evening worsh1p, 7·JO . STIVERSVILLE COM- Wednesday, Chnstlan """'" MUNITY, Rev Edsel Hart, pas tor Sunday School serv1ce Cru•ade. meetmg 7·6·30 30 p P· m."1 · ~.,""'dl:.v. " 10 am. Prayer Meeting each chotr practice, 7 p m. Thursday 7· JO p m Sunday DEXTER CHURCH OF evening servtce , 7 30 p m CHRIST - Danny Evans, ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST pastor Norman C. Will, supf. Pomeroy Harrisonville Sunday School 9. 30 am.; Road Kenneth Eberts, pastor Worship serv1ce, 10:30 a m Paul McElroy, Sunday School Chnsltan Endeavor Sunday Sup! Sunday School 9 30 a m ; evenmg. ' morning worship and com REORGANIZED CHURCH munton, 10 30 am ; Sunday OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· evening youth Christian en TER DAY SAINTS - Portland.deavor . 6"30 , Worship services, Racone Road Ralph Johnson, Sunday, 7 30 p m Wednesday pastor. Herbert While, Sunday evening prayer meeting and School Director Sunday School, B1ble study. 7 30 p.m , 9 30 a.m , Morning worship, ST. JOHN LUTHERAN - 10 30 a m.; Sunday evening Pine Grove, the Rev Arthur service 7 p m. Wednesday Combs, pastor . Sunday school, evenmg prayer services, 7 30 9 30 a.m ., church services, pm tO 30 a m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST BRADBURY CHURCH OF Great Bend, Charles Norrts, CHRIST - Roy Bill Carter, pastor Worship servtce, 9 30 evangelist ; Wilbur Haning, a.m .; Sunday School. 10 30 a m. Bible schoolsupl ; Bible school, CARLETON CHURCH 9 30 am ; morning worsh1p, Kingsbury Road. Sunday 10 30 am., evening worship, 7 School. 9 30 a.m , Ralph Carl, p.m., Christian Workers Class, supl Worshtp service, 10 30 Tuesday, 7 p m ; Wednesday a m. and 7 30 p m allernalely. prayer meeting, 7 p m Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 30 p m. Rev Jay Sliles, ANTIQUITY BAPTIS't pastor Rev Freeland Noms, pastor 0 L 0 0 E X T E R Sunday school, 10 am .. church CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH serv1ce , 7 p m. Wednesday - Rev Willard Qutcher , Bible study, 7 p m pastor Mrs. Worley Franc1s, BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE, Minersville, J. A McWaters, pastor Sunday School, 10 a m.. mornmg worship, 11 a .m , Sunday School Supt Sunday School, 9·45 a.m Church Ser vices first and third Sundays follOW ing Sunday School. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 3G p m . RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday School, 9 30 am , LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN - Mr. Robert Wyatt, pastor, Sunday School supl , Ronald Osborne B1ble School, 9 30 a.m. ; preachmg 10· 45 am, Morning Worshtp, 10·30 am .• Evenrng serv ices, 7 30 p m . Cltntock, pastor Rev RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- 6 45 p.m.. EvangeliStiC serv1ce, Charles Norns, pastor Sunday 7·30 p m. Prayer meettng , School, 9 30 a.m.. Mornmg Thursday. 7 30 p.m. worship, 10 45 a.m, Sunday FREE OOM GOSPEL even1ng worship, 7 30 p m ; MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev Wednesday evening Btble L. R. Gluesencamp, ::>astor Study, 7 30 p m. Roger Wilfred, Sr , Sunday DANVILLE WESLEYAN, School Supt Sunday School, Rev p m., evening Deeter, class leader ' Sun4ay • Hebrews J-1-/4 • • We've all heard th ai a p1cture is worth a thousand words. But th1s photo tells lhe whole story of mankind. • • • b~ thr Am~• • Monday Deuteronomy 5 l-10 Tuesday Deuteronomy 5.24-33 Wednesday Ezekiel 34 20-31 Thursday John 12.44-50 FNday Acts 26 6-19 Saturday Romans 4·17-21 ~ ~~~:~~sporc:~;c~~!n: ~bunes; E:9 With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that whi.ch is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the bus1ness firms and organizations whose names appear below. Ernest Deeter, leader ALL WEATHER ROOFING MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH IN And Construction Co. CHRIST- Rev Robert Shook, D. B.A. Anthony Plumbing and pastor Sunday School, 9 30 Heatinq a [Tl.; Roy Pooler, s4pt" Alfr~d Wolle', a~st ' s~pt ; lnor~l~g "' ' 2:40 Llncofrl"St. 992j 5'' 50- ~isllll!iJl96 " worfhlp, ' l~ '=' a.ni. ; everi)n"gf • - - ~ ' ·~ sermon, 7:30 p m, allernatonQ each Sunday Class meeting 11 a m. , worsh1p serv1ce, 11 a.m, a m alternattng Sunday ABC-TV now reverses that old {... Thursday, 7 p m. 7 30 p m Sunday Roger LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Buckley, presiden t Pr,ayer Homer Stephens, pastor meet tng, Wednesday, 7 30 p.m Sunday School. 9 30 a .m , Board meetmg first Monday MARK VSTORE Lanmore, pastor - Rev Samuel Middleport, Ohio Jackson, pastor Sunday School , 10 am. ; Mrs Gertrude Buller, sup!. Prayer Servu; e, 1·30 p m , Bob Moore, preachmg service, 2 p.m Sunday School Supt Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF School, classes for all ages, 9 30 CHRIST- Sunday school. 9 30 a.m , morning worship, 10.45 am , V H. Braley, supt., NYF'S · Sunday, 6·30 p m, communion and devot to ns, evangelistic servtce Sunday, 10 30 am Re~ular board 7 30 p m. Mid week prayer meeting 7 30, thord Saturday meeting, Wednesday, 7 30 p m each month. Mtsslonary meettng, second THE RUTLAND COMWednesday, 7 30 p m MUNITY CHURCH - Rev UNITED FAITH Non Richard Dubbeld, pastor Denommatlon - Rev Dennis School , 9: 30 a.m ; Worship Weaver, pastor Sunday school, service, 11 a m , Wednesday 9 30 am ., Bob Barber, sup!.. prayer meeting , 7 30 p.m Athens koad Pomeroy A Family That Worships Together Stays Together OHIO VAUEY BAKING CO. RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Lloyd D Gnmm, Jr , pastor Sunday School, 9 30 a.m ; Morn1ng worship, 10 30 a m ; Young people's serv1ce , 6. 45 p m., Evangel i stic services ning sermon, 11 a.m., Eventng 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg' service Christ1an Endeavor, servtce 7.30 p.m Sales - Allis Chalmers - Service Farm- Industrial - Lawn - Garden Tuppers Plains 667-3435 RACINE FOOD MARKEl The Store with Atteart , Racine Member of the Big 3 General Merchandise Tuppers Plains 667-3280 president. Song 949-3342 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS .CO. Chester, Ohio . servrce and MASON COUNTY ' sermon, 8· 20 Mid-Week pr~yer THE HILAND CHAPEL meeting Wednesday, 7 30 p m. George Casto, pastor Sunday' Mrs Marie Hols1nger, class School, 9 30, evenmg worship leader 7.30. Thursday evening praye r' Family Recreation POMEROY LOWER LIGHT service. 7· 30 p.m. Pomeroy-Member F. D. I.C.& Swimming CHURCH Harrisonville MASON FIRST BAPTIST Federal Reserve System Road. Rev Roy Taylor, pastor ; Second and Pomeroy Sis., Stan . Henry Eblin, Sunday School Craig, paslor. Sunday school >upt ~unday School, 9·30 am ; 9· 45 a m , worship service, 11' Meigs County Branch evenmg worship, 7.30 p m . am , traimng un1on, 6 30 p.m. ; Prayer and praise servtce, evening worshtp servtce, 1 30 Rexall Drugs Thursday, 7:30pm p.m Mid week prayer serv1ce COMMUNITY CHURCH, Wednesday, 7· 30 p m ' We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions Dexter Worshtp serv1ces CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ' 992-2955 Pomeroy Saturday and Sunday, 7 30 Serv1ces at 315 Main Sl , Pt 296 '#_· Second Ph. 992-3863 Pomeroy Pm - Pleasant, Sunday School 9 1s HEMLOCK GROVE a m Sundays, 11 a.m ; Wed CHRISTIAN - Dav1d Stauffer, nesday, testimonial meeting 8 pastor, Stanford Stockton, sup! p m All welcome and MornlnQ worship, 9 30 am , FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH ' . church school, 10· 30 a.m. ; -Letart Route 1, the Rev Sta n Electric Motor Repair St. Rt . 7 young peoples meeting, o 30 Cra1g, pastor. Sunday schoo I, Chester, Oh lo 810 W. Main 992 _5750 p m , even1ng worship, 7 30 9.30 am ; prayer and Bibl e Choose the Church of your Choice ' Bible .$1udy, Wednesday, 7 30 stu~y . 7 JO p m. Cottage praye r pm ser •1ce, Tuesday ~ 10 a m. ; MT. UNION BAPTIST - worship serv1ce, Friday, 7 30 Rev Cecil Cox, pastor Sunday pm school sup! , Joe Sayre. Sunday MASON CHURCH 0F Take Someone with You to Church ' school, 9:45 a m , Sunday CHRIST - Loren T Slephen s, Meats and Groceries evening worship, 7 30 Wed- minister Worship, 10 am ; In Pomeroy Over 90 Years Syracuse 992-3986 nesday prayer and B1ble study, B1blestudy, II 15a.m. , evenln ' Kermit Walton, Nf,Jr . 7 30 p m worship, 7 30 p m. Mid wee~ . I TUPPE' RS PLAINS serv1ce, Wednesday, 7 30 p "1 ' CHRISTIAN - Mr John Wyatt, MASON ASSEMBLY 0 F ' pastor , J S Davis, Sunday GOO - Second St .. Meson, W School supt , Sunday school. Va Chester Tennant, pasto r. I. 9·30 am, Morning Sermon, Sunday school, 10 a.m.• mo r. ' Furniture and Appliances Church and Office ~upplles-Glfts 10 30 a m Evening sermon, 7 nlng worship, II a m pm. 992-2641 Phone 985-3308 Chester, 0. evangelistic service, 7: 30 p.m Middleport • LETART FALLS UNITED Bible sludy and prayer servlc e, , . .. BRETHREN - Rev Robert Wednesday, 7 30 p m Phon e " :Shook, pastor , Herschel Norris, 773 5133 sup\. Sunday school, 9· 30 a m., HARTFORD CHURCH 0 F Attend the Church of Ynur ~olce morning sermon, 10 30 a m ; CHRIST In Christian Union evenu,;~ sermon, 7 30 alter· Rev O'Dell Manley, pasto r Bulova Watches- Sales & Service natln•J t>a ,:h Sunday. Prayer Sunday school, 9 30 a.m., Roge r • servtce, Wednesday, 1 30 p m Manley, supl. , evening servic e, Pomeroy 186 N. Second Middleport Ph. 992-34Y8 Pray er meeting, 7 30 p m 7· 30 . . Wednesday even in g al tdr naltng Sunday s , prayer meeting , 7 30 p m • CHESHIRE CHURCH OF Sunday evening youth s~rvtc e \. '' GOO OF PROPHECY, G P 6 45 with Macy Lou Carler, Smith, pastor. Sunday School, leader No Tuesday service and I 10 am , Arlhur Henson, Supt ., CHRISTIAN SCIENC E Morning Worsh1p 11 a m .. Servoces, 315 Main St , PI Devoted To the Interest of Young Pt0ples servtce, 1 p m , Pleasant Sunday s~rv1ces , The Meigs-Mason Area l{aclne, Ohio Evening service, 7 30 p.m , a rn Wednesday IT'eshmoni al Ph . 949-3272 . Wednesday Mid Week Prayer meehr,g , 7 30 p m THE .fARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. SWISHER & LOHSE ROYAL OAK.PARK THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. GAUL'S TRAILER SALES . POMEROY ELECTRIC SERVICE NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE SADIE'S MARKET MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE .. RIDENOUR SUPPLY ill Miles" 11 30-13, "Phone Call from a Strander" ~ ~ ._ ~ ~ -& g~l- :3' t o. ~ E~ :::; i§.ll 11 'Zijc !-'~:!! ,.Eo'ii"' ~;u~~ uf~~ - G.l ~ 1 " ~ ,E .r. -.., t: L.. ).. j~ < ~ 1 I ....~ 1 1 1 ~ -! .J: ..,__CCI ~ "'0""',. r~ BEN FRANKLIN STORI:. 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WALlACE, JEWELER • 5c 1141~ E3,d • Sc ~~t--o~ ~~ 1 8cgc;!:"';;;.!: t-5:!!~-g,E'ij,] OI~"'~~~!:~.J ~.s~~:::;~i.c: ... 0.., c: '"" - ~ "' i::: ~i .. •P"' o ~ ~ 8 •" ;, ~ '5 ., ~ ~ t ' II 11 50- 3, "The Longest 100 ~ ~.! ,g ~"' .: <( H ' ~ § "'11.11.r.11 ~ o,.. ~o,. ~-.s Ct!5.,.1::.~~.!' • ._&:t.:iOI: ~ ~ ~~na:·w:~ 'g·~~pre, ~n~ r GAUL'S MARKET "The Mummy's Tomb" 9:00-8, "Bandolero" 11:30-8, "Trog' 1 ---------.-------------------- ::S Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer Middleport, 0 . LYONS MARKET 7 30p m , Mrs . Lyda Chevalier, .. 7:0G-J, "Father Goose" 8:30-3, " Give My Regards to Broadway" 11.30-8, "Signpost to Murder" 11 :30-13, "White Warrior" THURSDAY ~~:~~-~~~~l~·~~~~~ ~~~~~~5~~~~~ ~~~ ~ ~ ~~~:~ .-.-.-.-.-... ':-r:- U ·, ~t=~-~~::s~:~J BOGGS EQUIPMENT Bakers of Hoi sum Bread Middleport, Ohio warship servtce, 10 30 a.m , Sunday mght worshtp, 7 30. youth meel1ng, 6 45 p.m , church, 7 30 p m , prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7. 30 p m. EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST-Eldon R Blake, pastor. Sunday School, 10 a.m., Winnie Holsinger, supt Mor· Middleport, Ohio OOMIGAN SOHIO STATION l5. ' JohnPinter . ABron areTiines," gone .. The play,a"Old despite mostly good reviews , and marvelous acting (by D-H . Ma u .. ""'"'mary arrra, ry r., .. RUTLAND RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST A ~ -8 u.., L~:::~n~t;'la~~e:; ' ' M&RFOODLINER Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W. Va . Robert Bobo, Sunday school 7 30 Youth meeting, Monday, 7 p m. Mid.week serv1ce, Wednesday, 7 30 p m. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M C ... ·~·'.'!! ~ 11 . ' ' ..::l grisly theatric'! SUperstltution of "three" , finally hit the old Ed Murrow ' HEINER'S BAKERY mornmg worshtp, 10 30 am , each month, 7 30 p m supt , Sunday eventng serv1ce, 11 30-8, "Boys' Night Out" WEDNESDAY t ~ ~ !i ~ · The ~ even1ng serv1ce, 7, prayer mornings Alfred Wolfe : serv1ce and youth servtce, layleader , Chnstian Endeavor , - \ .'NJ1'!IM § celled" Middleport 11 30-8, "Village of the Damned" 11 · 30-13, " John. Paul Jones" SATURDAY 8· 30-13. " Two for the Money" 9. 00-3, Mclinfock" 11. 30-8, "Diamond Head" 11 J0-13, "The Mummy", "The Mummy's Hand", & chipur" ..,hi~~f~(:.i~ -!i~~!Jp,~> ~ ~t~~~ ~e& ~~~~;;;H',z~ l5i ~~~~g~ H~~ H~ ~ NBC-corridor wheeze against the inflicters: ••How to end the VIetnam War- put It on NBC and In 13 weeks it'll be can- GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. ,..Phone 992-3284 FRIDAY 9 OG--8, "Cowboy" d ,.... ~ ~ ar~ Niesens dropped NBC~~~ ~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ! lCu________ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ T\ltothlrdplace; spunky little '! - - - - - -- ·· - - - - ----=-=--------J-___ -__-_-_-_-_ -~~~~~~ "'---"'=~~-. Uf1 II blr SoCiety Youth SILVER RUN FREE BAP· TIST- Rev . Howard Kimble, pastor Sunday schocl. 10 a .m ; Henry Dav1s, supt , evening serv 1ce, 7 30 p m Prayer ' meeting, trhur,day, 7 30 p.m """CHESTEif CHURCH OF' GOO- Rev James Satterfield, pastor. Sunday school, 9·30 TUESDAY 8 J0-13, "King Fu" 11:30-13, "Raons of Ran- d worsh1p, 7:30p.m.; prayer and Meeting Wednesday, 7 30 p.m ., pratse , Wednesday, 7 :30 p m. and.Place Near Your TeleVision Set \\ I.Lh.""" '10\ IL..., '' Copy11ght 1912 krrstr1 Ad~tlt rsmg Sr rv rrr lror St•~1 burg Vrrglm1 pas tor. Sunday School 9: 30 worship 7:30 Prayer meeting, am , youth and 1un1or youth Tuesday, 7· 30 p m Ernest serv1ce , 6 45 By jACK O'BRIAN NOW HE HAS o;rHEI\ CONNECfiONS NEW YORK (tefS) - Gene Hackm8n's odda-on favorite to ' win an Oscar for "The French Connection", and kn~s he's hOt: he'll "produce" his next · wltb 2001-Fox; meaning he's cut In on the corporate actloo ... How institutions crumble ; SUNDAY the Museum of Modern Art will , 5:30-13, "Tarzan the • shOII' an "X"-rated cartoon .. Magnificent The .,old "Banned in Boston' 7:30-8, "Ben Hur" (Part ill controversy eomeoo sUD is 9: 00-13, "A Man Called Peter" with Us, only In Italy; where ll .J0-:-8, "Beau James" "Carnal Knowledge" was ~ MONDAY hawed up on well-publicized j;;i 7 00-13, "Hombre" smut charges - and promptly 9' 00-13, "A Lovely Way fo lea[ied to tiJjl capacity biz it had r . Die•' lacked. 9: D0--3, "Probe" 11: J0-13, " The Invincible With their chicks all grown Gladiator" up and gone, the Perry CornOf! 12· oo-s, "The Three Stooges sold their big and lovely Fla Go Around the World In a manswn; they'll move nearby (Lost Tree Village) next month ... Bdwy. has a dozen empty - - - - - - · legit theaters here In usuall) flourishing mi!Heason; live or 45th St. alone ... Dick Van Dyke boasted about h1s show's courage when he fielded an episode last fall about a OWl and priest flouting the1r celibacy vows - until the Catholic revulsion-count came in; Dickie Baby now officially "regrets"; meaning regrets the concentrated squawk ... No more James Bonds lor Sean Connery, he says a gin - Roger ..,.__ ~ Moore may he the next Bood. ~·~ o 11 kin 8 England's !ina y ta g on ._ .r. commerelalradio ... Howcome • Er-3.~&::!,'::~ .. T\lsportaeaslersalwayswear ~ ~ 01h;l.5!1Jl'im wild and mostly Irritating!) -~- !r.. ~~"c B.!li!~rs /. g '.. need nutty oh, they for Convenient ·Reference Scr.pturtl !l"lec:tM Sullivan, 9.30 a.m. , Sunday even1n~ Lawrence ' .Fold God's Church IS the natural means of resolvmg d1scord. Human nature being what it is, heaven on earth is 1mpossible But improvement on earth is possible - necessary! ++-f Morris a m ; Morning worship, 10 30 a m., Young People' s servtce, ~OBETTE.R 'FV-V~IEWING ' · But we don't have to wa1t till dealh for a better life. We can do somethmg about that barbed wire. More understanding, and selfless-not selfish-action would do much to purge our world of ugliness Evening worshop, 7 30 p m., HYSELL RUN FREE Wednesday, Sunday School METHODIST - Cecil W1se, Superintendent, Pauline Me· Pastor Sunday School , 9.30 M Wolfe. .along ·Br'Way The barbed wire symbolizes this earth we live m filled with war, hatred, greed Transcendmg the uglmess of this world 1s the Cross, symbol of Chnst's sacnfice for us, the prom1se of eternal life. Tra1ntng Union, 6' 30 p m ; Second and fourth Saturday evening worsh1p, 7 30 p m evenings, 8 p.m . services EKLY GUIDE Voice ._ e 5!' ~ _&c ~-! ' !! " ,. 8 ... «~ en .r. "'Boll:! ~ >-o" !.·iic 15..!! ·'"- ~S 15 , Eo ,.. - t-" ~.r. E ~.r. _Iii ~,f..,t- S'lS "'~; <:::i .. 11 !!'.!! ~;u, :::i~z•" ~ o J:~ ~.r. ------- ~ E !? l .l! ~ ~ ,..~.!! ~ "'~ o 'c~ ·;:., ~ i~ui&H~ ·B;~.~;~~Ur>; 01 .r. en _,.5 ;: jc ~ ! o5 ,. ~ 5 -8 :i~ <.. ~! ~-- -~ "• .. !~~.::~ '2 H~ :.!~ "'.,~ · ll..JcJiC<.JetV>w~ zultou ~ ::th 8. . . lil.... .. ~.. ~ 2~ ..lil.. ~ ~ ~-~:~~ ~•~•~~ ~ :~n•~~ 8...., lil..,•.s.... ~~~•~•~ 8.... ~s ..... lil....:s... lil.... s.... lil.... ~~ ~~ -• - - ·~ co _ ..:.:..__.:..___-=--:"".:.: .: -...:-...:.... -_ - -- �.. 8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Feb. 18,19 7~ . Business Services SMil'H NELSON MOTORS. INC. COLONIAL AUTO BODY lo·aner cars and estimates, also mechanical repairs . Phone 992-l793 Notice GUN SHOOT, Sunday, Feb . 20. I p. m . Factory choked guns only. Second place shooters get free shot In next match . Assorted meats . Racine Gun Club . 2-17-3tc 1WILL have a va cancy Marcn 1 for elderly lady . I have 14 years exper ience . Would prefer pri vate person . Phone 843-2600 Porlland . 2-18-31c Bt LL NELSON, 992-3657 TOM CROW, 992-2580 with or without kltc~en privileges. . Individual Cater1ng Will seat up to 150 people . Phone 992-3975 992-5786 69 CHEVROLET.. .......... J1395 CALL HILTON WOLFE, 949-3211 DALE DUTTON, 992-2534 POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy The private parties, banquets, special occasions. Idea 1 for meefing place - Mach I, 4 speed, A-1 condition. FURNITURE Stop In and See Our "Floor Display. EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 Pomeroy Home & Auto Help Wanted The Station That Listens Real Estate For Sale To You Wanted To Buy WMP0/1390 . ON YOUR DIAL Mobile Homes For Sale ORDER "FIELD SEEDS 62 CHEVROLET.............. __$295 Impala, i See: Ray Riggs or AI Zeigler RIGGS BROS., INC. -USED CARS PH. 985-4100 Located on S. Rt. 7 . For Rent or Sale Order Now & Save! UPHOLST ERIN G SER V ICto , complete se lection of fabr ics and vi nyl to choose from . Pi ck up and deli ve r y . Slat er Upholsteri ng, Rt . 3, Pomeroy, phone 992-36 17. 2·3·30tp 3-BEDROOM Vlndale mobile home, 11h baths, situated on choice rental lot ; call after 6 p.m. weekdays or any lime on weekend 992-5570, Herman Bolinger . 2-16-6tp For Sale or Trade 1968 TEMPEST , 2 door aulom ati c. Ph one 992-6547. 2· 15-lfc --------=- V.F. W. Gunshooi, noon, Sun - 1967 OPEL Wagon, 1964 Ford, 4 day, Feb. 20, Broad Run Gun door automat ic. Phone 992Club, New Haven, sponsored 6547. by Post 9926, Mason , W. Va . 2-18-tfc 2-16-31p For Rent Help Wanted OFFICE GIRL , receptionist. typ i ng , reports , limited bookkeeping . Pleasing per. sonali ty. References. Wrife to Box R, c-o The Da ily Sentinel , Box 729 , Pom oroy, Ohio. 2-17-3tc WANTED! FURNISHED and unfurni shed apartments . Close to school. Phone 992·5434 . 10-18-tfc -LO : cT ::cS ::100 ,...,. x- 18_0_a-nd_ 3_ 3 -, 90 ; Warehouses 32 )( 75, 25 x 50, and 23 x 48. Call 992-7178. to lease any or all of above a1610 E. Main St. 2· 16-6tc 2 BEDROOM mobile home In Racine area : Phone 992-6329. 2-16-lfc Carriers For MASON and HARTFORD The Dai~ Sentinel For Sale AFGHANS - S~O & $45 ; Quill; - SSO ; Quill tops - SIS; phone 992-2686. 2· 11-lOtp More Oassifieds On Page Two Ph, 614-992·215£ MILLER MOBILE HOMES Real Estate For Sale Cleland Realty OFF ICE 992 -2259 T1 LL 4: 00 EVENINGS& SUNDAYS992-2568 BABY FARM- 6ACRES HARRISONVILLE - 1 story frame , S rooms , bath, nice k itchen, COMPLETELY RENOVATED, garage , ut ili ty room and cold room , s mall ou t - bu [ tdings. 510,950.00. REAL ESTATE IS CLIMBING DAILY POMEROY - · l'/2 story fr ame , 6 rooms, 3 bedroom s with closets , bath, cabinets In kitchen, porches, basement , CLOSE IN. 56,500.00 . WHY CLIMB STAIRS POMEROY - 1 story frame, 2 bedrooms, bath, basement, IN EXCELLENT CON · DillON. large lot. S7 ,900 .00. WE HAVE BU~ERS , SO CALL CLELAND ' S FOR FAST ACTION . DEXTER - Lot 150 x 100, barn , large storage building, 2 story home , 4 bedro oms , bath , glaSsed in side porch, fron t porch . fuel -oil for ced air hea t, JUST $8,900.00 HENRI' CLELAND, REALTOR _ 2-16-6tc __:.__ LETART 5 room ._ house. Side porch, s m~ll basement. Larg e lot on ~38 . ss.soo.oo. I _992 •33 :>5 Assor. 9a Lux. Sed.,all black with gray cloth Interior, · only 52,768 miles ~n this car. One owner. 1967 BUIC• k...Now ......Fqr .....Only ......$1295 .. · _ U'LABNER Sky Lark conv., all white with black interior, 350 engine, auto., P.S. Get ready for summer in this beauty. On Sale. AMERICA 15 TH' LAND 0' OPPORTUNIT'r'!!- THAR: S A OPPOP.TUNIN FO' AN'/ PANTLESS, BUT AMBITIOUS 'fOUNG MAN TO EARN HISSElF A PAIR!! 1967 .Ford .............. only $1295 Galax I 500, 2 dr. H. T. Maroon with bla·c k in· terior, V-8, auto .• P.S., P.B. Local one owner. This is an extra nice car. W E IS WI LLIN'TO DO ANVTHING CLE.AN UP, RUN ME REL'r' IN . EP.AANDS - AN' PANTS!! AH IS YO' DON'T HAV E PANT TOPA'IUSIN LESS. MONE.'f!! 1964 Chev•.............. only $495 Chevelle 2 dr . sed ., 6 cyl ., standard trans. Green with white top. · Real nice car. @V •. W~"T'5 TWii IPI!A OF SITTING ~li I'U>.Tf.M "TO ~ OFF IN '1'14i MIPP\.Ii OF THE N16HT, =.c<?f'- See Bill Nelson, Ron Smith, Ceward Calvert, or Ed Bartels. Open Evenings Till 7 P.M. Sat. TillS P.M. Service Till12 Noon on Sat. WINNIE WINKLE YOU WAOCV WABBIT? ANYWAY, I 'IIONDE'R Wf!O COULD HAVE ® 60LLY1 JF I'D KNOWN THE: ,6Q~·'::. 55~::t:::~ /JIPN1T TEL~ YOU ABOUT ., 8 THE VALI!:NTINE CARD SHE GOT I VvO.JLDN 'T HAVE OPENED M Y BIG MOUTH! 5ENTIT . COME: 10 "IHINK OF IT, WHY P/PNT WINNIE MENTION "IHE CARD 10 ME ? AFTER A~ ~ . :7H;; i$ MY515i=R-IN· LAW! Pomeroy, Ohio 70 Maverick 2 Dr., 6 cyl.; std•••••••••••••.11595 69 Ford XL Convertible, air ••••••••••.••••••11695 69 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, air••••••••••••• ,•• 12695 69 Pontiac Bonneville 2 Dr. H.T., air •••••••12595 . 68 Volkswagen Cpe., radio, heater •••••••• 11195 68 Dodge Polara 2 Door H.T.••••••••••••••11495 67 Olds 88 H.T. Coupe, air••••••••••••••••.11295 67 Olds 88 Holiday Coupe ••••••••.•••••••• 11095 66 Olds 88 4 Door••••••••••••••••••••••••••.'895 66 Mercury Sta. Wagon, V-8 auto••••••••••• ,1795 66 Buick laSabre 4 Door, air••• , •••••••••• 1995 65 Oldsmobile 98 4 Door ••••••••••••••••••• ~795 65 MerCUIJ Station Wagon, air .............. '695 66 Comet 2 Dr. H.T., V-8 std••.•••••• ,•••••.'695 60 Pontiac 4 Door Sedan ••••••••••••••••••••. 195 Karr & Van Zandt "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" , 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY , Open Evenings Until_i:,oo-Til 5 PM. Sat. 71 Plymouth Duster . 340 eng ine, 4 speed . ' -1 .;een! 69 Corvette Don' rush! I'll ~et a ~pel I! Small V-8, 4 speed, red. 10·Buick 68 Camaro Electra 225 V-8, 4 speed, blue with black vinyl top . Loaded with extras, yellow wifh brown vinyl top. ZSIGIIS OF QUALITY ! ClMl WHIP ... PASS ' 69 Chevrolet Impala V-8, auto ., P .S.. P. B., factory air, blue with while lop. One Used Snowmobile l ·1 I ! ~~ lite 1(1() 'S 11¥/~~E! WttAT'LL lAST THI~ I REMEMBeR IS I!MTCHIN' THEM MOTORclt:teS ZOOMII'I' 1'1\Sl AHD lliff'l ... ~ I 84.ACK OUT! SAri1Y! ~H . - BRfATHirl' REGULAR--· LIKE HE'S SLEEPIN'I--· . I 00~ FORc;fT IT! SHE'S LOCI<EO UP I~ THERE AND WE'VE GOT TO MAKE UP TIME! 1966 VOLKSWAGEN SQ. BACK SEDAN $1095 New ring lob, clean Interior, good tires, radio, heater. Sharp black finish. . · · Po~~!~!s.~~r Co•. @) 1'PMEROY, OHIO Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale HOU SE, 1642 Lincoln Heights. Call Danny Thompson , 992· 2196. 7·18-lfc HOUSE In Long Bottom. phone 985-3529. 1·28-tfc Auto Sales NiCE 2-sfory home with iull basement. 2 lots, new forced 1963 CHEVROL~T Impala, air fur'nace . Near Pomeroy. automatic tr~nsmlssion, air Elementory School. Phcne conditioned, power steering, 992-7384 to see . good tires, $395. Phone 9922718. 1J.7dfc 2-16-3tc 3 BEDROOM ranch fyp; home:Arbaugh Addition, Tuppets 1970 COR VET . 4i4 4-speed convertible . Good cond.lllon. Plains . All new wit~ total Phone 675 -1340. elec tric ond central air 2-17-61c conditioning, Lath and''' fully carpeted , full bosemenl ; 1965 PLYMOUTH Signet, VB, 4 gara9e in bas~ment . See by s1-1eed 1ransm l sslon , new apporntment, phone 992-2196 l ires, good condition . Phone or 992"3585 . Da')ny Thompson. , 742-5042 . Financing' available . 2· t8-3tc 992-2318 · 11-30-tfc THEN t lOST 51ClHT OF TIIEM, CHIEF! ~lYWID1ill;~:!!;'-t,c I. West ACROSS ·• 1. Yeut i I. Dlaeon· formed on beer The Used Car Lot with a HARTl cert lt. ''Toujoun DICK TRACY • 1'-" U. "Y:ule vltltor •. U.Likesome BUT THIS AREA IS NOW A STATE PARI<, Vetil ·1 new l i! I ;' )'9nl ZS.Parson bird ,_,.....,,, AllnNP u. Kind H.EnUee SS. Compul· lion n. Whallne name of zone ZS. Compass readlne %7. Baking dlah '' ·' L-------------~ -·• nate 4Liuytuk L~ L~ II I J I III ... Carry St.Ow1 WHAi \ME TATIOO ARi"l~i 1U~l7 GUWMN CIREW ON HI~ VICitMS. tSHIGU' talk tt, Spirit limp fZ, Cathedrol dty ( V I I~~I I~~~~J~.~womed~~theUm~ ir :.4D·fa·E '• . · ,- Now ........, the ell ['edleUtn to form the tiUJ1Iriae ..,..,, • ~ PNI .. SIIISUIISW!IItn am .• J•rohf.t, UNITT Yette,ay•• M.Aboml- \ AMWH: ( l III] HIKII OSSifY AITFUL Pro11id~t ntnrrin~ef" ~CIIidnnr.~-AN UIHII (lllanl) a. Potter'• ~ M. Squelched a Veey, veey IT'!> FVN TO 5EE NEill '\ IID&D fl. Pill. X.ppa I'LACC5 AND DO NEW THIN65 DOWN · LRumcake This Franchise does not require a large in vestment . Program is designed to furnish Agent with ~ rea~y market, pre-sold customers. and 1mmed1ate commissions. J.AIIu -riYer LDrum- how to work l&: AXYDLBAAXl II L 0 N G FE. L L O·lf One hitter limply standi for another .. In thll Alllple A lit u..,a lor the three L'o. X for the two O's, ete. SlnJie !etten, apostrophe~, \he lenctb 1111d formoUon of tbe words are Ill hlnll. Eaeh cloy the eode !etten are dllfel'elll ·- DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's ' '· •' Write today, givif!g your name, address and telephone number· ·with · c.omplete qualifications to:· · Agency Development Department, 4-1 Montgomery Ward & Company, Inc. 100 South Monroe, Street Baltimore, Maryland 21232 11'5 ALSO A LOT EMlER IF 'iOIJ HAVE 't1>UR ~RETA~ ALON6 "To PHONE AHEAP FoR ~E~R'/Al10N5 ... ~----~.;---;:~'----1 A CJntt...- Qtlotatloa WS VS.CLRRVIlLSC JDYWS IVCN JNDY JDY .WS JL KWS ~H W :v · ·.:· :;,: HCBZVT WH JL RVEL . -ZWBR QWRLGA L-----r-----~--~--~ ' ' II leader, Lea... Cyprlnold II. Run into U.Veer .I I [jmAP •• lland ' Montgomery Ward Is looking for Sales Agents. Husband-Wife team on a full -time basis .. Experienced . in Sales and Management. Everything is made avaflable from store fjxtures, display material and Catalogs to your training with capable and trained assistance. You will retain a favorable per- . centage of the profits. . . apart Jl.-foo (colloq.) ·' Large Established Company Century Old Catalog Business I. Oneofa warnine trio t. Tool "dltmal science" (abbr.) 17. Fraulein's II. Arranged za. Before f'tiJreeU in threes U.Hurl II. Devour IS. Ending ·lt. Imitate 11. Yearly for II. French aeblevedty thermo mlllt orrheo II. Succeed: do excel· lenUy I BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 7. Celebes ox 11. Tear JlOued · '64 VOLKSWAGEN, 2 dr. sedan, FOR THE BEST deal In a gray wi th matching Interior, or used mobile home, trygood condllion, S450. Phone Kanauga Mobile Home Sales, 992-6048. Kanauga, Ohio. 2·13·71c 12-17-901c maoeot · 5.Cobraof EIYPt I.Excludln& handle li.Dahl Unocnmble&Mufaur.lwnbleo, one letter to eadl I!IUtlft, to form rour ordlnar7 wordo. Zt. The Point YtllerYfo er,pt..IM!e: KNOWLEDGE COMES BY TAK· JNG TH!NGS APART. BUT WISDOM CC;ol.E~ <I r PU'M'lNO: THINGS 1'0Gii:T!!ER .~l(.' !' :i A. MORRISON" ( f.>' .. ............ ...... f••'ll'ft ~ - .. , 1r • · -···•-v l ' .. . . . , .... \ f rr THEY weRE Rtl!iHT BEHIND ME ... AltO .' P~meroy Motor Co. f>ro I CAN ~IP . V-8, auto., P.S.. P. B. Auto Sales LI~L~-LII/ERSD 'OJ\...J.l!.\1-\-H~k OIJ~ 6 cyl., auto .. 2 dr, sedan . V -8, auto. trans .. P. S., P.B., air condition . Built-In stereo tape player . ~. LI~EI<ED ~ . ' 69 Pontiac · 69 Chevrolet Nova -Station Wagon 70 Monte Carlo 'OJ'IIE />. 'OU~ .l•d.ILY· li.En- 1967 CHEVELLE MALIBU HTCPE. $1395 327 engine, 4 speed trans ., clean interior & good t ii-es. Med. grn. finish . Nice. ' J USED CARS 1969 CHEV , IMPALA CPE, 12095 a~Jtomatlc trans ., p, steering, factory air cond1t1oned, goad w-w tires, radio, dark green finish with spotless interior. 35ACRES For Housing development . Chester water . 2 electric comp~nies available. 46 ACRES Modern 3 bedroom home, bath, nice kitchen, forced air heat. Full basement, den with fireplace . 2 barns, small . pond . Minerals. We Have 2 Businesses and 3 Business Locations Available. We are now taking listings for the spring r ush . Would you like to put your proper ty on oUr list . No charge, if no sale . HELEN L. TEAFORD, WALK. Ph. 992-2174 v.a ~~gine, 2 APARTMENTS 11 ROOMS- S with bath. up, 6 with bath, down. Large porch . 2 lots in M iddleport. Near stores. 29 ACRES FREE GA5-With oil income, 6 room house, bath , 3 bedrooms, barn, garrlen, young fruit . 2ACRES On Rt. 7 - 33 . All utilities available. Asliing S2SOO .OO. LITTL£ '1967 Olds ..............only $1495 500 E. Main St. TEAFORD, SR. Broker ItO Mechanic St. Pomeroy,()., 45769 CAR 10 TAKE A .Smith Nelson Motors, Inc. VIRGIL B. 1220 Washington Blvd, Belpre, Ohio I JUST LEFT ltW Satellite, 2 dr. H·, r., l18 engine, auto.; P. S. & P. B. This is a real nice car, has a mod vinyl top. · IIWC:Kl I'OinW: 12' · 14' · 24' · WiDE SEED CORN Chester, Ohio Great Cars Make Great Deals Employment Wanted FERTILIZER dr. H< IM trees ; clean out attics, cellars, basements , very rea sonable. Phone 949-3221 . 2-15-6lc -GUARANTEEDSTILL target shoot , Sunday, L-----~--~ Feb. 20. 1 p. m . All hand SiGNS, posters, moll boxes and. Phone 992-2094 choked guns will be han favorite saying ; hand let dicapped . Rulland Gun Club tered ; In your lavorite style . on New Lima Rd . 2·17-3tc David Hooker. Rt. 2, Albany, ALL SIDE Builders & Con · Oh io 4571 0 ( Pagetown l. Open 8 Til S st r uction Co. We specialize in 2-6-JOtc Monday thru Saturday vinyl and steel aluminum, GUN SHOOT, Sunday, Feb. 20, 1 ----~,---:::::~= 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0. si ding i fiberglas, brick a'nd p. m. Mile Hill Road . 20 lb. BACKHOE AND DOZER work . stone ; comp lete line of Septic tanks Installed. George steak. hams, bacons, span· r esi dential and commercial sored by Racine Fire Dept. (Bill) Pullins . Phone992-2478. SEWING MACHINES. Repa ir roof i ng ; remodeling, 2· 17·31c A-15-tfc service. all makes. 992-2284. building , suspended ceilings, The Fabric Shcp, Pomeroy . interior and ex ter ior pain INSTRUCTION in organ ·and Authorized Singer Sales and piano, Geral d Haffner, phone Why buy new furniture? Have ting ; complete li ne of Service. We Sharpen Scissors. that old made new by Sylvia 's Ma sonry work . All work 992·3825. 3·29 -lfc Uph olstering Shop , Mrs . 2-8-121c guaranteed to cu stomer ·- - Woodrow T. Zwilling, Prop., sat is faction, We are fully SEPTIC tanks cleaned . _ Miller Syracuse, Ohio. insured for your protection. 32 KOSCOT KOSMETICS . They 're Sanitation, Stewart, Ohto. Ph . N. Second, ph. 992-3918 . Great : over 10 speCi als this · - - - - - - - : - - - - : =2=-·l-= 0-30tp 662-3035. _ _ c 2 12 11 2·15-JOic month . Please call 992-5113 for any informa ti on. Brown 's. READY -MIX CONCRETE. de· 2-8 -tfc livered right to your project . AU.TOMOBIL E insurance been 0 ' DELL WHEEL alighment --------Fast and easy. Free cancelled? Lost your located at Crossroads, Rt. 124. ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT ... estimates . Phone 992 -3284 . operator's license? Call 992· Complete front end service, overweightr ladies, teens and Goeteln Ready -Mix Co., tune up and brake service. 2966 men Interested In a Weight Mid leport, Ohio. · 6-15-tfc Wheels balanced elec Watchers (R) Class In 6-30-tfc, Ironically . All work Pomeroy write : Weight -...R-: -R~·,-:,n-:N-:,-:-::~~-: _ ,,-._:,c-: ftdoc. A:-n-;:te-n',-,na SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED, , , '· guaranPhleed . Retsonable Watchers (R) , 1863 Section "" ••~ _., •-• ~· · REASONABLE rates . Ph ." 446' rates . one 992-321.: Rd .. Cincinnati, Ohio 45237. Service. Phone 992 -1522. 7-27-lfc 4792 , Galli&olis. John Russell , 6-10-tfc 10-3·Ifc Owner & pera t or . 5-12-lfr C. BRAOFORD, Auctioneer Complete Service SAVE up to one half. Bring your Phone 949-3821 sick TV to Chuck ' s TV shop , Racine. Ohio 151 Butternut Ave .. Pomeroy . Crill Bradford RESPONSIBLE person to work s. J.tfc and manage route. Pick ·UP 11 ·21 -ttc and delivery . A. B .C. Cleaners, Mason, W. Va . WANT WORK at nome ad · 2-8-tfc dresslna and stuffing en velopesf Rush self -stamped :: SIX ROOM house. 133 Butternut B-:A;:: B:-; Y-;;S1 ;-;T:::T-::E-;;R-;:1n:-:m:-:: y-;:h:::om::e::-;1: 30 envelope to F. Uribe. Box 36, Ave. Contact Ed Hedrick, 2137 p.m . to 1: 30 a.m ., Monday Albany , Ohio, 45710. Wadsworth Drive, Columbus, thru Friday in M iddleport. 1·6-tfc Ohio, phone 237-4334 . . Phone 992-2012 before 1 p.m . 11 ·21 -tfc 2-1 5-61c 1 WILL NOT be responsible for 4 BEDROOM, oath . & half. any de bt s contracted by utility room, built -in kitchen , anyone other than myself . wall to wall carpet & garage. Si gned : James A. Ful t z. WE WANT to buy a used Located 112 mile north of 2: 16-3lp Rotot iller . Phon e Fred Miller Eastern High School. House is ---------'247-2112. almost finished and others GUN SHOOT, also rifle matches 2·18·31c being buill. Call 985-3598. - optm sites only, Forked 1-21 -JOic Run Sportsman Club, Sunday, BOAR h-og , 200 to 250 lbs. Feb. 20 , 12 noon . 60Xl 2, 2-bedroom , all -electric , NEW HAVEN Modern 32-16·31c Phone 2~7 - 1161. air conditioned, 8x20 ft . Porch 2·13-6tc bedroom brick house. House and aluminum awning, is paneled, carpeted aluminum skirting, cam . SHOOTING Match, _ Saturday, OLD FURNITURE , Round Oak bedrooms, living roam, hall . pletely setup . Beautiful Feb. 19, at the Racme Planing tables, Brass beds, dishes, Two baths, kitchen, dining bcation. Owner leaving state . Mtll at 6 p .m . Factory choke clocks, and -or complete room, full basement. double, Phone 949-4892 or 992·5272. gun s only . Assorted meat. households . Write M . D. garage, breeze-way , allached 1-10-tfc Sponsored by the Syracuse Miller, Rt . 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. storage space, front porch & Fire Dept. Call 992-6?11 . double back patio. Phon e 8822·16-3tc . ~ - 17-lfc 2993 . 2-11 -61p GO,OD used cha irs , prefer Now's Time To wooden . Call 992-9912. 1. HAVE cash buyers for homes 2·1 6-6tp and farms. John While Realty Co ., Athens, Ohio now serving the Tri -Counfy Area . Call Vera Eblen, Associate EXPERIENCED painter . Realtor, 992-3020. Interior and exterior . Call 2·11 -6tc Don VanMeter 985-395 1. 2-16-12tp · 1969 Plymouth only $1695 65 VOLKSWAGEN ............ $695 ' COMIN ' FUND ·eamaro6cyl., 3 speed on the floor. one owner. Real sharp car, green exterior & black "bucket seats ,• Real sporty car. . 68 ·MERCURY. ................ ~l395 Park Lane, 4 dr . factory air. 24o"Lincotn St. Middleport, Ohio Dba Anthony Plumbing We have a complete Home Maintenance Service the year around. No matter what your need . Complete roof or spouting repair. Interior or exterior carpentry . Ceiling tile and Paneling and Siding . Complete Plumbing & Heating . Day Number 992-2550 We have 24 hr. emergency service. 992-5803 -742-3947 992-3898 -742-4761 We are fully insured. ' Some Great Buys At Smith Nelson 1968 Chev..............only $1595 66 FORD ........................... $795 4 Dr ., auto. trans. ·Au WEATHER ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION & ' PLUMBING CO. MIRACLES I M~HTCHIPIN A LEETLE DAB FER TH'NEW STEEPLE Belair, 4 dr. - and Make reservations for your 69 MUSTANG ................ ~$1495 Sun roof, good condition . OFFICE SUPPLIES Orchid Room ONE-OWNER CARS percentage rate. ~========; r SQUARE dance every Saturday night 8: 30 to 12 midnight at the Leg ion Hall al Rulland . · Sponsored by the American Legion . 2-17-2tp FOUR NEW HOl'JIES OPEN FOR INSPECTION ONE HOME IN RACINE TWO HOMES IN SYRACUSE ONE HOME IN MIDDLEPORT NO MONEY DOWN 100 PCT. FINANCING AVAILABLE A 3 bedroom $16,900 .00 home can be purchased with a monthly paY,menta s low as $65.00 for a fami./y with a base salary of ss,ooo.oo and three children . 7'1• Pet. annual 1 fiE 9.- f'RK(~ ARt. r<tDK U!.!XA, Mof.JIQ UE SE~;ME ') DO, HAPPEN -OL: SNUFFY ·Used ~r ~argains PRICED FOR THE I . Sentinel Cl~~:ssifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get ,Resultsl WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P.M . Day Befor e Publi cation Monday Deadllnq 9 a.m . Cancellation & Corrections Will be accepted until9 a.m . for ' Day of Publication , REGULATIONS . The Publisher reserves the r ight to edit or relect any ads d~emed objectional. The publisher w i II not be respons ible for mar e than one From the largest klcorrect inserlion. Bulldozer Radiat or to . RATES -Smallest Heater Core . For Want Ad Service Nathan Biggs 5 cents per Word one in sert ion Minimum Charge 75c Radiator Specialist 12 cents per word three .:onsecutive insertions. 18 cents per word six cOn· secutive Insertions. 25 Per Cent Discount on pa id Ph . 992·2174 Pomeroy ads ond ads paid within 10 ':========~ days. ,_ CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Sl.SO for 50 ward minimum .· Each additional word 2c . , BLIND ADS 537 High St. Addit ional 25c Charge per Advertisement. Middleport, Ohio OFFICE HOURS Complete body repairs 8: 30 a.m . to 5:00 p.m . Daily, and paintings. glass 8:30 a. m . to 12 : 00 Noon Saturday. installation, free . ' 1 .. ,. _,, -, --- - �.. 8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Feb. 18,19 7~ . Business Services SMil'H NELSON MOTORS. INC. COLONIAL AUTO BODY lo·aner cars and estimates, also mechanical repairs . Phone 992-l793 Notice GUN SHOOT, Sunday, Feb . 20. I p. m . Factory choked guns only. Second place shooters get free shot In next match . Assorted meats . Racine Gun Club . 2-17-3tc 1WILL have a va cancy Marcn 1 for elderly lady . I have 14 years exper ience . Would prefer pri vate person . Phone 843-2600 Porlland . 2-18-31c Bt LL NELSON, 992-3657 TOM CROW, 992-2580 with or without kltc~en privileges. . Individual Cater1ng Will seat up to 150 people . Phone 992-3975 992-5786 69 CHEVROLET.. .......... J1395 CALL HILTON WOLFE, 949-3211 DALE DUTTON, 992-2534 POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy The private parties, banquets, special occasions. Idea 1 for meefing place - Mach I, 4 speed, A-1 condition. FURNITURE Stop In and See Our "Floor Display. EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 Pomeroy Home & Auto Help Wanted The Station That Listens Real Estate For Sale To You Wanted To Buy WMP0/1390 . ON YOUR DIAL Mobile Homes For Sale ORDER "FIELD SEEDS 62 CHEVROLET.............. __$295 Impala, i See: Ray Riggs or AI Zeigler RIGGS BROS., INC. -USED CARS PH. 985-4100 Located on S. Rt. 7 . For Rent or Sale Order Now & Save! UPHOLST ERIN G SER V ICto , complete se lection of fabr ics and vi nyl to choose from . Pi ck up and deli ve r y . Slat er Upholsteri ng, Rt . 3, Pomeroy, phone 992-36 17. 2·3·30tp 3-BEDROOM Vlndale mobile home, 11h baths, situated on choice rental lot ; call after 6 p.m. weekdays or any lime on weekend 992-5570, Herman Bolinger . 2-16-6tp For Sale or Trade 1968 TEMPEST , 2 door aulom ati c. Ph one 992-6547. 2· 15-lfc --------=- V.F. W. Gunshooi, noon, Sun - 1967 OPEL Wagon, 1964 Ford, 4 day, Feb. 20, Broad Run Gun door automat ic. Phone 992Club, New Haven, sponsored 6547. by Post 9926, Mason , W. Va . 2-18-tfc 2-16-31p For Rent Help Wanted OFFICE GIRL , receptionist. typ i ng , reports , limited bookkeeping . Pleasing per. sonali ty. References. Wrife to Box R, c-o The Da ily Sentinel , Box 729 , Pom oroy, Ohio. 2-17-3tc WANTED! FURNISHED and unfurni shed apartments . Close to school. Phone 992·5434 . 10-18-tfc -LO : cT ::cS ::100 ,...,. x- 18_0_a-nd_ 3_ 3 -, 90 ; Warehouses 32 )( 75, 25 x 50, and 23 x 48. Call 992-7178. to lease any or all of above a1610 E. Main St. 2· 16-6tc 2 BEDROOM mobile home In Racine area : Phone 992-6329. 2-16-lfc Carriers For MASON and HARTFORD The Dai~ Sentinel For Sale AFGHANS - S~O & $45 ; Quill; - SSO ; Quill tops - SIS; phone 992-2686. 2· 11-lOtp More Oassifieds On Page Two Ph, 614-992·215£ MILLER MOBILE HOMES Real Estate For Sale Cleland Realty OFF ICE 992 -2259 T1 LL 4: 00 EVENINGS& SUNDAYS992-2568 BABY FARM- 6ACRES HARRISONVILLE - 1 story frame , S rooms , bath, nice k itchen, COMPLETELY RENOVATED, garage , ut ili ty room and cold room , s mall ou t - bu [ tdings. 510,950.00. REAL ESTATE IS CLIMBING DAILY POMEROY - · l'/2 story fr ame , 6 rooms, 3 bedroom s with closets , bath, cabinets In kitchen, porches, basement , CLOSE IN. 56,500.00 . WHY CLIMB STAIRS POMEROY - 1 story frame, 2 bedrooms, bath, basement, IN EXCELLENT CON · DillON. large lot. S7 ,900 .00. WE HAVE BU~ERS , SO CALL CLELAND ' S FOR FAST ACTION . DEXTER - Lot 150 x 100, barn , large storage building, 2 story home , 4 bedro oms , bath , glaSsed in side porch, fron t porch . fuel -oil for ced air hea t, JUST $8,900.00 HENRI' CLELAND, REALTOR _ 2-16-6tc __:.__ LETART 5 room ._ house. Side porch, s m~ll basement. Larg e lot on ~38 . ss.soo.oo. I _992 •33 :>5 Assor. 9a Lux. Sed.,all black with gray cloth Interior, · only 52,768 miles ~n this car. One owner. 1967 BUIC• k...Now ......Fqr .....Only ......$1295 .. · _ U'LABNER Sky Lark conv., all white with black interior, 350 engine, auto., P.S. Get ready for summer in this beauty. On Sale. AMERICA 15 TH' LAND 0' OPPORTUNIT'r'!!- THAR: S A OPPOP.TUNIN FO' AN'/ PANTLESS, BUT AMBITIOUS 'fOUNG MAN TO EARN HISSElF A PAIR!! 1967 .Ford .............. only $1295 Galax I 500, 2 dr. H. T. Maroon with bla·c k in· terior, V-8, auto .• P.S., P.B. Local one owner. This is an extra nice car. W E IS WI LLIN'TO DO ANVTHING CLE.AN UP, RUN ME REL'r' IN . EP.AANDS - AN' PANTS!! AH IS YO' DON'T HAV E PANT TOPA'IUSIN LESS. MONE.'f!! 1964 Chev•.............. only $495 Chevelle 2 dr . sed ., 6 cyl ., standard trans. Green with white top. · Real nice car. @V •. W~"T'5 TWii IPI!A OF SITTING ~li I'U>.Tf.M "TO ~ OFF IN '1'14i MIPP\.Ii OF THE N16HT, =.c<?f'- See Bill Nelson, Ron Smith, Ceward Calvert, or Ed Bartels. Open Evenings Till 7 P.M. Sat. TillS P.M. Service Till12 Noon on Sat. WINNIE WINKLE YOU WAOCV WABBIT? ANYWAY, I 'IIONDE'R Wf!O COULD HAVE ® 60LLY1 JF I'D KNOWN THE: ,6Q~·'::. 55~::t:::~ /JIPN1T TEL~ YOU ABOUT ., 8 THE VALI!:NTINE CARD SHE GOT I VvO.JLDN 'T HAVE OPENED M Y BIG MOUTH! 5ENTIT . COME: 10 "IHINK OF IT, WHY P/PNT WINNIE MENTION "IHE CARD 10 ME ? AFTER A~ ~ . :7H;; i$ MY515i=R-IN· LAW! Pomeroy, Ohio 70 Maverick 2 Dr., 6 cyl.; std•••••••••••••.11595 69 Ford XL Convertible, air ••••••••••.••••••11695 69 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, air••••••••••••• ,•• 12695 69 Pontiac Bonneville 2 Dr. H.T., air •••••••12595 . 68 Volkswagen Cpe., radio, heater •••••••• 11195 68 Dodge Polara 2 Door H.T.••••••••••••••11495 67 Olds 88 H.T. Coupe, air••••••••••••••••.11295 67 Olds 88 Holiday Coupe ••••••••.•••••••• 11095 66 Olds 88 4 Door••••••••••••••••••••••••••.'895 66 Mercury Sta. Wagon, V-8 auto••••••••••• ,1795 66 Buick laSabre 4 Door, air••• , •••••••••• 1995 65 Oldsmobile 98 4 Door ••••••••••••••••••• ~795 65 MerCUIJ Station Wagon, air .............. '695 66 Comet 2 Dr. H.T., V-8 std••.•••••• ,•••••.'695 60 Pontiac 4 Door Sedan ••••••••••••••••••••. 195 Karr & Van Zandt "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" , 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY , Open Evenings Until_i:,oo-Til 5 PM. Sat. 71 Plymouth Duster . 340 eng ine, 4 speed . ' -1 .;een! 69 Corvette Don' rush! I'll ~et a ~pel I! Small V-8, 4 speed, red. 10·Buick 68 Camaro Electra 225 V-8, 4 speed, blue with black vinyl top . Loaded with extras, yellow wifh brown vinyl top. ZSIGIIS OF QUALITY ! ClMl WHIP ... PASS ' 69 Chevrolet Impala V-8, auto ., P .S.. P. B., factory air, blue with while lop. One Used Snowmobile l ·1 I ! ~~ lite 1(1() 'S 11¥/~~E! WttAT'LL lAST THI~ I REMEMBeR IS I!MTCHIN' THEM MOTORclt:teS ZOOMII'I' 1'1\Sl AHD lliff'l ... ~ I 84.ACK OUT! SAri1Y! ~H . - BRfATHirl' REGULAR--· LIKE HE'S SLEEPIN'I--· . I 00~ FORc;fT IT! SHE'S LOCI<EO UP I~ THERE AND WE'VE GOT TO MAKE UP TIME! 1966 VOLKSWAGEN SQ. BACK SEDAN $1095 New ring lob, clean Interior, good tires, radio, heater. Sharp black finish. . · · Po~~!~!s.~~r Co•. @) 1'PMEROY, OHIO Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale HOU SE, 1642 Lincoln Heights. Call Danny Thompson , 992· 2196. 7·18-lfc HOUSE In Long Bottom. phone 985-3529. 1·28-tfc Auto Sales NiCE 2-sfory home with iull basement. 2 lots, new forced 1963 CHEVROL~T Impala, air fur'nace . Near Pomeroy. automatic tr~nsmlssion, air Elementory School. Phcne conditioned, power steering, 992-7384 to see . good tires, $395. Phone 9922718. 1J.7dfc 2-16-3tc 3 BEDROOM ranch fyp; home:Arbaugh Addition, Tuppets 1970 COR VET . 4i4 4-speed convertible . Good cond.lllon. Plains . All new wit~ total Phone 675 -1340. elec tric ond central air 2-17-61c conditioning, Lath and''' fully carpeted , full bosemenl ; 1965 PLYMOUTH Signet, VB, 4 gara9e in bas~ment . See by s1-1eed 1ransm l sslon , new apporntment, phone 992-2196 l ires, good condition . Phone or 992"3585 . Da')ny Thompson. , 742-5042 . Financing' available . 2· t8-3tc 992-2318 · 11-30-tfc THEN t lOST 51ClHT OF TIIEM, CHIEF! ~lYWID1ill;~:!!;'-t,c I. West ACROSS ·• 1. Yeut i I. Dlaeon· formed on beer The Used Car Lot with a HARTl cert lt. ''Toujoun DICK TRACY • 1'-" U. "Y:ule vltltor •. U.Likesome BUT THIS AREA IS NOW A STATE PARI<, Vetil ·1 new l i! I ;' )'9nl ZS.Parson bird ,_,.....,,, AllnNP u. Kind H.EnUee SS. Compul· lion n. Whallne name of zone ZS. Compass readlne %7. Baking dlah '' ·' L-------------~ -·• nate 4Liuytuk L~ L~ II I J I III ... Carry St.Ow1 WHAi \ME TATIOO ARi"l~i 1U~l7 GUWMN CIREW ON HI~ VICitMS. tSHIGU' talk tt, Spirit limp fZ, Cathedrol dty ( V I I~~I I~~~~J~.~womed~~theUm~ ir :.4D·fa·E '• . · ,- Now ........, the ell ['edleUtn to form the tiUJ1Iriae ..,..,, • ~ PNI .. SIIISUIISW!IItn am .• J•rohf.t, UNITT Yette,ay•• M.Aboml- \ AMWH: ( l III] HIKII OSSifY AITFUL Pro11id~t ntnrrin~ef" ~CIIidnnr.~-AN UIHII (lllanl) a. Potter'• ~ M. Squelched a Veey, veey IT'!> FVN TO 5EE NEill '\ IID&D fl. Pill. X.ppa I'LACC5 AND DO NEW THIN65 DOWN · LRumcake This Franchise does not require a large in vestment . Program is designed to furnish Agent with ~ rea~y market, pre-sold customers. and 1mmed1ate commissions. J.AIIu -riYer LDrum- how to work l&: AXYDLBAAXl II L 0 N G FE. L L O·lf One hitter limply standi for another .. In thll Alllple A lit u..,a lor the three L'o. X for the two O's, ete. SlnJie !etten, apostrophe~, \he lenctb 1111d formoUon of tbe words are Ill hlnll. Eaeh cloy the eode !etten are dllfel'elll ·- DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's ' '· •' Write today, givif!g your name, address and telephone number· ·with · c.omplete qualifications to:· · Agency Development Department, 4-1 Montgomery Ward & Company, Inc. 100 South Monroe, Street Baltimore, Maryland 21232 11'5 ALSO A LOT EMlER IF 'iOIJ HAVE 't1>UR ~RETA~ ALON6 "To PHONE AHEAP FoR ~E~R'/Al10N5 ... ~----~.;---;:~'----1 A CJntt...- Qtlotatloa WS VS.CLRRVIlLSC JDYWS IVCN JNDY JDY .WS JL KWS ~H W :v · ·.:· :;,: HCBZVT WH JL RVEL . -ZWBR QWRLGA L-----r-----~--~--~ ' ' II leader, Lea... Cyprlnold II. Run into U.Veer .I I [jmAP •• lland ' Montgomery Ward Is looking for Sales Agents. Husband-Wife team on a full -time basis .. Experienced . in Sales and Management. Everything is made avaflable from store fjxtures, display material and Catalogs to your training with capable and trained assistance. You will retain a favorable per- . centage of the profits. . . apart Jl.-foo (colloq.) ·' Large Established Company Century Old Catalog Business I. Oneofa warnine trio t. Tool "dltmal science" (abbr.) 17. Fraulein's II. Arranged za. Before f'tiJreeU in threes U.Hurl II. Devour IS. Ending ·lt. Imitate 11. Yearly for II. French aeblevedty thermo mlllt orrheo II. Succeed: do excel· lenUy I BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 7. Celebes ox 11. Tear JlOued · '64 VOLKSWAGEN, 2 dr. sedan, FOR THE BEST deal In a gray wi th matching Interior, or used mobile home, trygood condllion, S450. Phone Kanauga Mobile Home Sales, 992-6048. Kanauga, Ohio. 2·13·71c 12-17-901c maoeot · 5.Cobraof EIYPt I.Excludln& handle li.Dahl Unocnmble&Mufaur.lwnbleo, one letter to eadl I!IUtlft, to form rour ordlnar7 wordo. Zt. The Point YtllerYfo er,pt..IM!e: KNOWLEDGE COMES BY TAK· JNG TH!NGS APART. BUT WISDOM CC;ol.E~ <I r PU'M'lNO: THINGS 1'0Gii:T!!ER .~l(.' !' :i A. MORRISON" ( f.>' .. ............ ...... f••'ll'ft ~ - .. , 1r • · -···•-v l ' .. . . . , .... \ f rr THEY weRE Rtl!iHT BEHIND ME ... AltO .' P~meroy Motor Co. f>ro I CAN ~IP . V-8, auto., P.S.. P. B. Auto Sales LI~L~-LII/ERSD 'OJ\...J.l!.\1-\-H~k OIJ~ 6 cyl., auto .. 2 dr, sedan . V -8, auto. trans .. P. S., P.B., air condition . Built-In stereo tape player . ~. LI~EI<ED ~ . ' 69 Pontiac · 69 Chevrolet Nova -Station Wagon 70 Monte Carlo 'OJ'IIE />. 'OU~ .l•d.ILY· li.En- 1967 CHEVELLE MALIBU HTCPE. $1395 327 engine, 4 speed trans ., clean interior & good t ii-es. Med. grn. finish . Nice. ' J USED CARS 1969 CHEV , IMPALA CPE, 12095 a~Jtomatlc trans ., p, steering, factory air cond1t1oned, goad w-w tires, radio, dark green finish with spotless interior. 35ACRES For Housing development . Chester water . 2 electric comp~nies available. 46 ACRES Modern 3 bedroom home, bath, nice kitchen, forced air heat. Full basement, den with fireplace . 2 barns, small . pond . Minerals. We Have 2 Businesses and 3 Business Locations Available. We are now taking listings for the spring r ush . Would you like to put your proper ty on oUr list . No charge, if no sale . HELEN L. TEAFORD, WALK. Ph. 992-2174 v.a ~~gine, 2 APARTMENTS 11 ROOMS- S with bath. up, 6 with bath, down. Large porch . 2 lots in M iddleport. Near stores. 29 ACRES FREE GA5-With oil income, 6 room house, bath , 3 bedrooms, barn, garrlen, young fruit . 2ACRES On Rt. 7 - 33 . All utilities available. Asliing S2SOO .OO. LITTL£ '1967 Olds ..............only $1495 500 E. Main St. TEAFORD, SR. Broker ItO Mechanic St. Pomeroy,()., 45769 CAR 10 TAKE A .Smith Nelson Motors, Inc. VIRGIL B. 1220 Washington Blvd, Belpre, Ohio I JUST LEFT ltW Satellite, 2 dr. H·, r., l18 engine, auto.; P. S. & P. B. This is a real nice car, has a mod vinyl top. · IIWC:Kl I'OinW: 12' · 14' · 24' · WiDE SEED CORN Chester, Ohio Great Cars Make Great Deals Employment Wanted FERTILIZER dr. H< IM trees ; clean out attics, cellars, basements , very rea sonable. Phone 949-3221 . 2-15-6lc -GUARANTEEDSTILL target shoot , Sunday, L-----~--~ Feb. 20. 1 p. m . All hand SiGNS, posters, moll boxes and. Phone 992-2094 choked guns will be han favorite saying ; hand let dicapped . Rulland Gun Club tered ; In your lavorite style . on New Lima Rd . 2·17-3tc David Hooker. Rt. 2, Albany, ALL SIDE Builders & Con · Oh io 4571 0 ( Pagetown l. Open 8 Til S st r uction Co. We specialize in 2-6-JOtc Monday thru Saturday vinyl and steel aluminum, GUN SHOOT, Sunday, Feb. 20, 1 ----~,---:::::~= 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0. si ding i fiberglas, brick a'nd p. m. Mile Hill Road . 20 lb. BACKHOE AND DOZER work . stone ; comp lete line of Septic tanks Installed. George steak. hams, bacons, span· r esi dential and commercial sored by Racine Fire Dept. (Bill) Pullins . Phone992-2478. SEWING MACHINES. Repa ir roof i ng ; remodeling, 2· 17·31c A-15-tfc service. all makes. 992-2284. building , suspended ceilings, The Fabric Shcp, Pomeroy . interior and ex ter ior pain INSTRUCTION in organ ·and Authorized Singer Sales and piano, Geral d Haffner, phone Why buy new furniture? Have ting ; complete li ne of Service. We Sharpen Scissors. that old made new by Sylvia 's Ma sonry work . All work 992·3825. 3·29 -lfc Uph olstering Shop , Mrs . 2-8-121c guaranteed to cu stomer ·- - Woodrow T. Zwilling, Prop., sat is faction, We are fully SEPTIC tanks cleaned . _ Miller Syracuse, Ohio. insured for your protection. 32 KOSCOT KOSMETICS . They 're Sanitation, Stewart, Ohto. Ph . N. Second, ph. 992-3918 . Great : over 10 speCi als this · - - - - - - - : - - - - : =2=-·l-= 0-30tp 662-3035. _ _ c 2 12 11 2·15-JOic month . Please call 992-5113 for any informa ti on. Brown 's. READY -MIX CONCRETE. de· 2-8 -tfc livered right to your project . AU.TOMOBIL E insurance been 0 ' DELL WHEEL alighment --------Fast and easy. Free cancelled? Lost your located at Crossroads, Rt. 124. ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT ... estimates . Phone 992 -3284 . operator's license? Call 992· Complete front end service, overweightr ladies, teens and Goeteln Ready -Mix Co., tune up and brake service. 2966 men Interested In a Weight Mid leport, Ohio. · 6-15-tfc Wheels balanced elec Watchers (R) Class In 6-30-tfc, Ironically . All work Pomeroy write : Weight -...R-: -R~·,-:,n-:N-:,-:-::~~-: _ ,,-._:,c-: ftdoc. A:-n-;:te-n',-,na SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED, , , '· guaranPhleed . Retsonable Watchers (R) , 1863 Section "" ••~ _., •-• ~· · REASONABLE rates . Ph ." 446' rates . one 992-321.: Rd .. Cincinnati, Ohio 45237. Service. Phone 992 -1522. 7-27-lfc 4792 , Galli&olis. John Russell , 6-10-tfc 10-3·Ifc Owner & pera t or . 5-12-lfr C. BRAOFORD, Auctioneer Complete Service SAVE up to one half. Bring your Phone 949-3821 sick TV to Chuck ' s TV shop , Racine. Ohio 151 Butternut Ave .. Pomeroy . Crill Bradford RESPONSIBLE person to work s. J.tfc and manage route. Pick ·UP 11 ·21 -ttc and delivery . A. B .C. Cleaners, Mason, W. Va . WANT WORK at nome ad · 2-8-tfc dresslna and stuffing en velopesf Rush self -stamped :: SIX ROOM house. 133 Butternut B-:A;:: B:-; Y-;;S1 ;-;T:::T-::E-;;R-;:1n:-:m:-:: y-;:h:::om::e::-;1: 30 envelope to F. Uribe. Box 36, Ave. Contact Ed Hedrick, 2137 p.m . to 1: 30 a.m ., Monday Albany , Ohio, 45710. Wadsworth Drive, Columbus, thru Friday in M iddleport. 1·6-tfc Ohio, phone 237-4334 . . Phone 992-2012 before 1 p.m . 11 ·21 -tfc 2-1 5-61c 1 WILL NOT be responsible for 4 BEDROOM, oath . & half. any de bt s contracted by utility room, built -in kitchen , anyone other than myself . wall to wall carpet & garage. Si gned : James A. Ful t z. WE WANT to buy a used Located 112 mile north of 2: 16-3lp Rotot iller . Phon e Fred Miller Eastern High School. House is ---------'247-2112. almost finished and others GUN SHOOT, also rifle matches 2·18·31c being buill. Call 985-3598. - optm sites only, Forked 1-21 -JOic Run Sportsman Club, Sunday, BOAR h-og , 200 to 250 lbs. Feb. 20 , 12 noon . 60Xl 2, 2-bedroom , all -electric , NEW HAVEN Modern 32-16·31c Phone 2~7 - 1161. air conditioned, 8x20 ft . Porch 2·13-6tc bedroom brick house. House and aluminum awning, is paneled, carpeted aluminum skirting, cam . SHOOTING Match, _ Saturday, OLD FURNITURE , Round Oak bedrooms, living roam, hall . pletely setup . Beautiful Feb. 19, at the Racme Planing tables, Brass beds, dishes, Two baths, kitchen, dining bcation. Owner leaving state . Mtll at 6 p .m . Factory choke clocks, and -or complete room, full basement. double, Phone 949-4892 or 992·5272. gun s only . Assorted meat. households . Write M . D. garage, breeze-way , allached 1-10-tfc Sponsored by the Syracuse Miller, Rt . 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. storage space, front porch & Fire Dept. Call 992-6?11 . double back patio. Phon e 8822·16-3tc . ~ - 17-lfc 2993 . 2-11 -61p GO,OD used cha irs , prefer Now's Time To wooden . Call 992-9912. 1. HAVE cash buyers for homes 2·1 6-6tp and farms. John While Realty Co ., Athens, Ohio now serving the Tri -Counfy Area . Call Vera Eblen, Associate EXPERIENCED painter . Realtor, 992-3020. Interior and exterior . Call 2·11 -6tc Don VanMeter 985-395 1. 2-16-12tp · 1969 Plymouth only $1695 65 VOLKSWAGEN ............ $695 ' COMIN ' FUND ·eamaro6cyl., 3 speed on the floor. one owner. Real sharp car, green exterior & black "bucket seats ,• Real sporty car. . 68 ·MERCURY. ................ ~l395 Park Lane, 4 dr . factory air. 24o"Lincotn St. Middleport, Ohio Dba Anthony Plumbing We have a complete Home Maintenance Service the year around. No matter what your need . Complete roof or spouting repair. Interior or exterior carpentry . Ceiling tile and Paneling and Siding . Complete Plumbing & Heating . Day Number 992-2550 We have 24 hr. emergency service. 992-5803 -742-3947 992-3898 -742-4761 We are fully insured. ' Some Great Buys At Smith Nelson 1968 Chev..............only $1595 66 FORD ........................... $795 4 Dr ., auto. trans. ·Au WEATHER ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION & ' PLUMBING CO. MIRACLES I M~HTCHIPIN A LEETLE DAB FER TH'NEW STEEPLE Belair, 4 dr. - and Make reservations for your 69 MUSTANG ................ ~$1495 Sun roof, good condition . OFFICE SUPPLIES Orchid Room ONE-OWNER CARS percentage rate. ~========; r SQUARE dance every Saturday night 8: 30 to 12 midnight at the Leg ion Hall al Rulland . · Sponsored by the American Legion . 2-17-2tp FOUR NEW HOl'JIES OPEN FOR INSPECTION ONE HOME IN RACINE TWO HOMES IN SYRACUSE ONE HOME IN MIDDLEPORT NO MONEY DOWN 100 PCT. FINANCING AVAILABLE A 3 bedroom $16,900 .00 home can be purchased with a monthly paY,menta s low as $65.00 for a fami./y with a base salary of ss,ooo.oo and three children . 7'1• Pet. annual 1 fiE 9.- f'RK(~ ARt. r<tDK U!.!XA, Mof.JIQ UE SE~;ME ') DO, HAPPEN -OL: SNUFFY ·Used ~r ~argains PRICED FOR THE I . Sentinel Cl~~:ssifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get ,Resultsl WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P.M . Day Befor e Publi cation Monday Deadllnq 9 a.m . Cancellation & Corrections Will be accepted until9 a.m . for ' Day of Publication , REGULATIONS . The Publisher reserves the r ight to edit or relect any ads d~emed objectional. The publisher w i II not be respons ible for mar e than one From the largest klcorrect inserlion. Bulldozer Radiat or to . RATES -Smallest Heater Core . For Want Ad Service Nathan Biggs 5 cents per Word one in sert ion Minimum Charge 75c Radiator Specialist 12 cents per word three .:onsecutive insertions. 18 cents per word six cOn· secutive Insertions. 25 Per Cent Discount on pa id Ph . 992·2174 Pomeroy ads ond ads paid within 10 ':========~ days. ,_ CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Sl.SO for 50 ward minimum .· Each additional word 2c . , BLIND ADS 537 High St. Addit ional 25c Charge per Advertisement. Middleport, Ohio OFFICE HOURS Complete body repairs 8: 30 a.m . to 5:00 p.m . Daily, and paintings. glass 8:30 a. m . to 12 : 00 Noon Saturday. installation, free . ' 1 .. ,. _,, -, --- - �•' .. .• j 10 _ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Feb. 18, 1972 ~·· Accidents Icy roads were blamed for three of six minor traffic accide.nts investigated Thursday by the Gallia-Meigs Post State 'Highway Patrol. Three mishaps occurred on the same highway , Rt. 141, two ·miles west of Gallipolis all at or near Ingles Hill. The first occurred at 6:45 a:m. where JudiU1 L. Stover, 30, Rt. 1, Northbp, lost control of her car which went off the highway and struck an embankment. There was minor damage to her car. No citation was issued. Another single car accident occurred at 7:10a.m. where Robert L. Spriegel, 49, Northup, traveling east, lost control of his car which also COLUMBUS (UP!) Officials of the Ohio State Fair sa id Thursday Sonny and Cher, Bob Hope, Bobby Sherman and The Carpen~rs, may appear at this year's fair . Victor Lucas, new manager of the fair, said Hope's name was brought up at a meeting Thursday and there was no opposition voiced. Hope, who has appeared at the fair numerous times, was not asked to perform at the 1971 Fair. Sonny and Cher, currently starring in their own TV show, are nearly certain to appear this year but no con- Veterans Memorial Hospital DISCHARGED - Alice Globokar, Jack Rankin , Dorett.a Zech, Sharon Swartz, Blanche Casto, Howard Well, Wallace Hill, James Roberts, Nellie Hanson , Joy Rife, Charles McCloud, Ross Morris. ,.-.-...-..-.,......;, l -- - • ' of a low-cost Safe Deposit Box It's the place tor jewelry, 1a)( records, wills, insurance policies. and everything important. You want to keep. Washington's Birthday This bimk will Not transact busi~ess on Monday, Feb. 21 in observance of Washington's Birthda) POMEROY NATIONAL BANK POM[ROY RUTLAND Serving Meigs County Since 1872 Member Federal Reserve System Membe r Federal Deposit lnsur·ance Corporation All Accounts Insured Up To $20,000 .00 Continuous Service On Fridays 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. da · t th Sov' • bu y1 agams f' lde new b teht.. i I 130mm DMZ 1e guns b th roug N th into the area Y e or Vietnamese. In th de I t ano opmen , a ·1 er ve Iss' Navy ot on ·a ·1 m f' wn 'th over La trp1 ded os a ffilSSl e 1re WI a urf • · •te 1 'de N th sv· tnace~o-mr or b t Slthe ns1 1e am u re was t f d -And thno repor· ouss amage. cora1 Sea, whosee earner 11 Is ti · ted the strike p· 1o Nparth c1pa v·1etnam, pu lied out m o or f 'Is ·t· off th Vt' Ina o 1 post wn e e t for an undJSC.Iosed · mese coas · destination for maintenance and to give its crew shore leave. Military spokesmen in Saigon said the aircraft downed over North Vietnam were two F4 Phantoms and an FIOS Thunderchlef " Wild Weasel" jet which carries spphisticated electronic trac~ing equipment. Each carrtes a two-man crew. U.S. command spokesmen m · I ' FRIDAY BRICKLAYERS LOCAL 32, negotiating committee only, meeting at 7:30p.m. Friday at Pomeroy American Legion Home. WINDING TRAIL Garden Club, Friday, 7:30p.m. home of Mrs. Robert Lewis. OHIO VALLEY Commandery 24, Knights Tern- · plars, special meeting lo confer degree on three candidates, Friday, 7:30 p.m., Pomeroy Masonic Temple. SATURDAY CHICKEN Buffet, Eas~rn High School, Saturday, 5 to 7 p.m. before Eastern.Symmes Valley basketball game. Junior class s ponsored, everyone welcome. DANCE, Racine Junior High School , Saturday following Southern game; Music by "Foxx 11 ; sponsored by senior class. DAN CE, Eastern High School, 10 to II :30 p.m. Friday following Easlern-Symmes game, sponsored by FHA. KANEOHE MARINE AIR STATION, Oahu, Hawaii (UP!) --{)n ground sacred to Hawaiian antiquity as the meeting place of kings, President Nixon rested and studied today for his historic trip to meet the rulers of modern China . Nixon, accompanied by his wife Pal and official staff, flew from snowy .Washington to sunny Hawaii Thursday for a tranquil rest to adjust to changing time zones and for further study before his depar· ture for China Sunday. The President stepped off the presidential jet "Spirit of '76" into sunny 75-degree weather at this Marine base to the cheers of a crowd of 5,000 persons. Draped with a colorful red flowered lei, Nixon got into a long black White House limousine and went to the home of Brig. Gen. Victor A. Armstrong, commander of the base, 15 miles from Honolulu. The Nixons will spend two DANCE PARTY, Saturday, B nights in Hawaii and another to 11:30 p.m., Wahama High on Guam before arriving at School, Jays emceeing, school Shanghai on Monday China lime for a week of conferences sponsored. with the leaders of the People's SUNDAY SKATING PARTY, Sunday, Republic of China . Nixon seemed deeply 2to Sp.m. at Ska~-A-Way Rink touched by the warmth of by Pomeroy Elementary School Safety Patrol to raise biparti sa n cong ress ional funds for Washington, D. C. trip. Tickets at door or from safely patrol member. NCNA Detects ANNUAL Win ler band concert, Southern High School, Old Policy Line 2 p.m. Sunday, direction by HONG KONG (UP!) - The Mrs. Connie Romine. Group and solo numbers by both New China News Agency junior high and high school iNCNA), official organ of the Chinese gove rnment, said band members. today U. S. foreign policy MONDAY FILM, "To Touch a Child" at under President Nixon 8:30 p.m. for public in con- " remains one of global junction with Ches~r PTA aggression power and meeting at school Monday . politics." NCNA, in a broadMeeting starts at 8 with cast monitored here, made the Founders' Day to be observed cri ticism of U. S. foreign policy and past presidents honored. only days before Nixon is ONE DAY field trial, Meigs scheduled to arrive in Peking. County Foxhun~rs , Monday on It specifica lly mentioned Snow Ball Hill. Hounds will Nixon's foreign poiiey address cast at 7 a.m . to Congress Feb. 8 and Defense Secretary Melvin Laird 's TUESDAY OHIO ETA Phi Chap~r , report Feb. 15. "The two Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, reports made it plain that the Tuesday, 7:15 p.m. al the foreign policy of U. S. imColumbia Gas Co. office. Betty perialism remains to be one of Nejl'ton to be the guest global ' aggression and power politics backed by strength," it demonstrator. said. ' 'EIGS INN Y NIGHT, .10 TIL 2 BRING FEEDERS The Wildwood Garden Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Karl Grueser. Each member is to bring a bird feeder she has made. HICCUPS CURED The Middleport E-R squad answered a call to North Second Ave., at 12:38 a.m. Friday for Owen Badgley who was suffering severe hiccups. He was trea~d by the squad. IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Homer Icenhower, Portland, is a medical patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Cards may be sent tO room 146. IN ROOM 331 Melody Roberts is a patient Veterans' Memorial at Hospital. Her room number is 331. MARRIAGE LICENSE Jeffrey S~phen Werry, 20, Hemlock Grove, and Ruby Jean Nicinsky, 17, Middleport. CLUB TO MEET The Friendly Neighbors Club will meet at 7:30 Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Gene Hackman POMEROY, OHIO ......):;...·:··..................... .... ·...,.·......, :~;.::·:·:·:.-;.;..... "/.'&-.: ~~··· .·:-· ·W//. • Plus SUMMER TREE (Tachnlcolor) Jack Worden Michael Douglas . ·~ ,0:,.../.•' I '. . ' •• It 'll be an "all hands effort" at the Pomeroy National Banl! this year fortheobservanceofthe bank's IOOth a~!versa~; .:: Representatives of ''Creative Communications, Inc. ~~~ with employes of the bank Wednesday afternoon lo ou~e tentative plans for the observance; The fltm, based at Marlelllj; lias been engaged to guide the bank through· the year~on~ . promotion. -: New signs - giVing the lime and temperature - are to ~ placed at the Pomeroy bank and its new Rutland branch an~ these will help convey the new image which will be ''pnb" using the initials of the bank'snameandinsmaU case letters., : · The motto to be used will be "The Bank ofthe Century" ana there will.be contests and give..aways during the year. Regal!~ Weekend falls on the same weekend the bank will be observin~ the first opening of its doors - June 16, 1872. The .bank wll! prepare a float in the regatta parade on that weekend. · Abrochure - basically historical in nature - Is expected 1q be prepared for distribution to the public and beginning in the near future the bank will start serving cake and coffee on eacl) Saturday morning for the entire year. Sounds like a lot of cake and coffee doesn't it? Advertisements for Ute year will carry ~ flavor of the 1870's. -· Scenes of a Bloodmobile .., ... ,"G P" ' SHOW STARTS7 P.M, ·. Ohio: Sunday mostly cloudy north with sca!tered snow flurries and partly Cloudy sQiith . . Winds. diminishing Sunday.· High Sunday in the 20s. Sunday night partly cloudy northeast otherwise fair and cold with the low 10 to 15. IF YOU'VE MISSED the flu, consider yourself lucky. Mrs : Elwood Bowers is ill with it the third time around. Heaven know~. the first time is bad enough. l Grace United Methodist Church, from 12 noon until 6 p.m. In Pom~oy it's the following Monday, F.eb. 28, at Pomeroy Elementary School, 1-6 p.m. Above ' center ' Suzzanne Mays, staff nurse with the Hpntlngton Regional Blooctmobile, records medical history of donor Nadine Friend during a recent bloodmobile visit in Old French aty. IN ORDER TO inspire more public recognition of the ' · . Un ,; .~:- : ' . ~ Your Invited Guest . ... Reaching More . lHREE SECTIONS Pomeroy-Middleport .. .i!MMY JOE HAWLEY, 14-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jaines ·Hawley, Pomeroy,.and·hb·dog Cindy, part Labrador Re!tiever and Collie. Cindy had a littler·of IQ f~ale puppies on Dec , 22, all living, but one. Jimmy is offering the puppies to anyone who will give them a good home' "80"dryer · washer and ::2~~~~1~:::·, :·· ·;·:··:·.~Imperial II you can't wash 'em and dry 'em In this heavy·duty laundry pair , probably they ' re dry -cleaning material. Imagine. Two ·washing speeds help assure careful, thorough washing. And your choice of three tumble speeds Include, · HEAVY setting lor bulky things like bedspreads, towels, · etc .; MEDIUM setting lor normal type loads ; and DELICATE setting lor small loads a~d lrltlles. .. See the complete line of Whirpool products for your home in our Jrd Floor Appliance Department. CHAIR SALE OnHf-a-llind bargains in Loungers, Recliners, Rockers, Occasionals and Boudoir Chairs. While they last • . . Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY • , I ...... 75.00 39.00 150.00 109.00 119.00 60.00 75,00 99.00 45.00 59.0(! 50.00 65.00 60.0() 50.00 KANEOHE , Hawaii (UP!)- President pears at Peking Airport to welcome Nixon flew to Guam Saturday for a final President Nixon on his arrival in China. rest stop before beginiling his historic visit They noted that Mao, who is 79 and has to China. been in mediocre health in recent years, The President and Mrs. Nixon left on the · has not greeted anyone at the airport since "~irit of '76" from Kaneohe Marine Air the late Soviet Premier Nikita S. KhrushStation for the 7\'z hour, 3,850mile flight to chev arrived In the fall of 1959 from a visit Guam. to the United States. By Sunday night U.S. time- Monday If Mao does join Premier Chou En-lai at morning in O.ina~e will be in Peking on the airport welcoming ceremonies, his the visit which ends 22 years of American presence would appear to mean that the efforts to isolate Communist at ina . top Chinese leadership was going all-out to Nixon's Feb. 21·28 conference were improve relations with the United States. expected mainly to be with Premier Chou But some pfficials, speaking privately, En~ai, Olina 's No. 2man. B.ul Communist thought his presence would have another party Chairman Mao Tse-tung will . meaning. ·~Y suggested Mao might be probably meet with Nixon at least twice, emJ!haSI,z\Dg that Nixon's visit had the informed so~ces ~id. approvfll . of the very highest levels of '11te ~sldent staYed at the home of leaderShip in .Pekiilg ·and :that internal opposition to it was insignificant. U.S. presidents, ir~cluding Nixon, have rarely appeared at American airports to greet arriving foreign visitors. • Furthermore, in the Communist Chinese system there Is no exact equivalent of President Nixon's office. China makes a clear distinction between . chief of state and head of government, two positions which are combined in the office of the President of "the Uni~ States. Chou, as premier, is Nixon's equivalent the Martne bilse durlnfbla ~1\'all vllllt. His Guam residence was the borne of ·Rear ' Mm. Paul E. Pugh, commander of naval forces in the Mariana Islan!is. Nixon spent his time in Hawaii resting GJ\LLIPOLIS - A deer was killed in and studying. He had planned on getting some sun but the weather was cloudy and one' of 1\I'O minor traffic accidents investigated Friday by the Gallia-Meigs windy at the Marine base. Post State Highway Patrol. The deer died WASHINGTON (UP!) - U.S. officials about 7' p.m . on Rt. 7, two .miles north of said Saturday they will be surprised If Crown City after it ran into the path of a Communist Chairman Mao Tse-tung ap- ear opera~ by Arthur P. Frye, Jr., 28, Ashland, Ky . There was moderate damage to his car. Asecond mishap occurred on Georges Cl:eek Rd., west of Rt. 7 where an auto driven. by Jimmy Ray Henderson, 37, Rt. l, Gallipolis, lost control after a front tire blew out. The car struck a large hole in the road. It slid off the highway Into an emWith farms in Gallia County, Evans, bankment. Moderate damage resulted and President of Bob Evans Farms, Inc., has no charges were ·flled. for many years devo~ his efforts towards '.;. conservation . In addition to providing feeding lots for wild animals and birds, he I' has also worked with YOW!g people providing many opportunities for leaching young sportsmen hunting safety and conservation practices. Special Award to Evans GALLIPOLIS - Bob Evans will be presen~ the Bald Eagle Award, the highest conservation award in the State of Ohio, by Governor John Gilligan on behalf of the League of Ohio Sportsmen and the National Wildlife Federation. The award will be made at the Annual Governor's Conservation Awards Program at Hueston Woods State Park on Feb. 26. Mr. Evan~ was chosen to receive the award because of his outstanding over-all ·conservation effort .and achievements during 1971 in Ollio. "The Con~rvatlon Achievement Program Is d~lped 1111t DillY to 'hooor tboee .,.bo llav'e made oulst.and.IDg lndlv!dual achl~velllepls, but to show by example how our ·rragDe environment can jMl preservett by ~oDServallonlsl and layman alike," Kenneth E. Crawford, Secretary of the Ohio Wildlife Council . said. "Mr. Evans'·farm practices epitomize conservation efforts· to wildlife and the environment as a whole, This achievement BOB :EVANS along with his efforts on behalf of youth (young sportsmen) In their lralr\ing and out-of-doors programs were the major factors in his selection," Mr. Crawford said. • • I , Chillicothe Will Mark' Statehood ' Reg. 129.00 Occasional Chair, Salt 'n Pepper - - - - - -. Reg . 69.00 Maple Early American Chair - - - - - - - · Reg. 229.00 Gold Traditional Reclinder - - - - - -, - - - Reg. 199.00 Mu!ti-color Chair with Ottoman - - - - - - - Reg. 199.00 Chair and Ottoll)an, Blue - - • - .. - - - - - Reg. 100.00 Lounge 'Chair, Blue - - - - - - - - - Reg. 119.0Q Viriyl Recliner, tan - - - - - - - - • - - - • Reg . 139.00 Rock·Q-Lounger, Brown - - - - - - - - - Reg . 64.00 Swan Neck Platform Rocker - - - - - - - - - Reg . . 84.00 Swivel Rocker. Beige Nylon - - - - • - • • · • Reg . 69.00 Vinyl Recliner • • • - - - - - - - - - - Reg . 89.00 Boudoir Chair, Gold • - - - - - - - - - • - Reg . 1~ . 00 Boudoir Chair, patchwork - • - - - • • - - • - Reg . 69.00 Boudoir Chair, Blue or Green & white ·-------- Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Deer Dies in Rt. 7 ' '"Whirlpool SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1972 Pr!i: .a.p, Victor.·,., ..vm.trons at '• •. cHILLicoTHE Statehood ' Day; commemorating the !69th Anniversary of the State, will be observed here, Ohio's first capital, on ·March 1. Highlighting tl!e 9bservance will be a SJK:cial Wednesday evening program in the ·ChiUicothe High School Auditorium, .beginning at 8 p.m. The program will include an adclreu by Governor John J . Gilligan and the ·pt,esentatlon of the Statehood Achievement Award to an area citizen who has superbly repreRnted the spirit of Ohio to hia community and slate. Thrre will be oo adrnlaion charge. Music wiD be hirnish~ by the 7(). member .Chillicothe Statehood Boycholr lind the Chllllcothe lilgh School S.nd. 1 lrll.,conjunction 1\'lth the program, the Than 11,000 ' ' 30 PAGlS M PLUS SPECIAL CARE FOR PERMAN.ENT PRESS FABRICS. blood centers. Red Cross regional centers and hospital drawing sites. Further, the response by volunteer donors has not kept pace with the increasing need. · "Volunteer Blood Donor Yeat" in Ohio joins concerned citizens throughout the nation in volunteering to donate their share of the 7million pints of blood used annually throughout the United States. · Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley VOL VII NO. 3 .~ importance of the Red Cross Blood Program, and of how dependent it is upon the volunteer donor, Gov. John Gilligan bas made 1972 "Volunteer Blood Donor Year" in Ohio. In the official proclamation, the Governor, a regular blood donor, encourages the citizens of the state to give blood. The governor pointed out that only 2.2 pet. of the citizens of this nation volunteer their blood annually at community . ' I 1 BLOODMOBILE DAYS "'- Above, left, Nurse Garnet Beard ·meeks pulte or' Nadine Friend, center, as Rene Broyles waits her. ttirn. This is one of several steps that Is taken by Red CroSs Bloodmobile officials during all visi~ of the Huntington Regional Bloodmobile. · /lbove at right, after all the preliminaries are out of the way, Gallia blood donors wait in line for their turn to give. The next visit of the bloodmobile in Gallipolis is Thursday, at Weather GARY DENNIS WEHRUNG, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed~ Wehnmg of Pomeroy, has been named to the dean's list at Ohi~ University for the fall semester. Gary will be graduating in; March and will head for Ohio Sta~ where he is enrolled in the: school of veteranarian medicine. LOCAL TEI\IPS The temperature in down· town Pomeroy at II a.m. Friday was 40 degrees, with light rain falling. "GP" .<- . '• I ·~ · ... Sun., Mori. & TUI!s. February 20-21 ·22 I NEVER SANG FOR MY FATHER (Technicolor) Melvin Douglas Critics Otoice •.•:· <<:•' ' ELBERFELQS IN POMEROY Tonight& Salurday Fobruary 18-19 THE ABOMINABLE OR. PHIBES (Technicotor I VIncent Price Joseph Cotton Plus THE DESERTER ._ t Tochnicotor) Beklm Fehmlu AT TilE .. PH. 992-.3629 ". • SILVER SPRING, Md. (UP!) - Earl D. Rhode, the executive secretary of the Cost FRITZ BUCK is back at the Ewing Funeral Home on a of Living Council, was shot to death by his wife who then temporary basis. Fritz has returned to his former duties to he~p turned the antique Derringer fill in for Ben Ewing wbo Is vacationing at the moment - tn murder weapon on herself, sunny Florida. Montgomery County police sendoff he received in alleged today . · POMEROY ELEMENTARY School sixth graders Washington Thursday, and a · Police said the. purported assisted by parents - have many things cooking to raise funds traditional aloha welcome on murder-suicide occurred about for their school patrol trip to Washington, D. C., this spring. At hiis arrival in Hawaii. 11 p.m. Wednesday and the least thr~ skating parties are planned for the Slqite-a-Way Rink Kaneohe ls built on a bodies discovered about 24 on Route 7, the first being from 2to 5p.m.Sunday, peninsula still called hours later . Neighbors "Mokatu" --&acred because reported that Mrs. Rhode, 28, OHIO'S 1972 FISHING licenses are now available at some: Hawaii's first king , seemed to have been troubled 5,000 outlets about the state. The new licenses become effective Kamehameha the Great, chose that her husband, also 28, was it as a site for a royal meeting working seven days a week March I. place. because of the details of the The President spent ·most of job. his time en route to Hawaii Thursday conferring on the plane with national security affairs advisers Henry A. Kissinger and Secretary of State William C. Rogers, his two chief foreign policy adviOPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 sers on the trip. While the agenda has not yet SHOP SATURDAY 9:30A.M. TO 9 P.M. been set, the secret meetings in China were expected to cover a range of contrwersial ns;_m:~~.JJ&-~ .•...:......... ms.m.;s!W~~·~·;G-:·; ~,·~·w==:::-~ a ··., problems which have separated the two nations, particularly Taiwan and the Vietnam War. iiiiiiiiiiiiimmmaiiimmii~ .,.:E:;lHEAlRE •••••••••••••••••••••• •• Dead by His Wife ' :~l II By Bob Hoeflich said the raids Wednesday and Thursday destroyed or da· maged seven of the IJlmm guns, five 85mm antiaircraft guns, two SAM sites, five SAM missile traiiSp<l(lers, two rrus· sile launchers an,d two trucks. The four-day cease-lire prDclaimed by the Communists for the Tel lunar new year holiday ended today and So,ulh Vietnamese military spokesmen said the Communists Initiated 166 actions during the truce period and that 41 persons were killed, 63 wounded and one reported missing. . The spokesmen said thai during the government's 24bour truce when ended at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, 13 South Vietnamese were killed and 21 wounded in 42 incidents initiat. ed by Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces. Bureaucrat Shot ::. -~ l On Sacred Soil l Calendar privacy. convenience. safety I Of the Bend I Soc1al 1Nixon Relaxing BUREAU CLOSED I. The Motor Vehicle license bureau in Pomeroy will be closed Monday due to the holiday, said Paul Simon, deputy registrar . There's nothing like the Beat Strikes in South· tract has yet been signed, fair officials said. '' r ------------------~--------· .. 'I I :I I , , ···•• :1 I :1 U. S. Presses was issued. Mary Jane Wise •. 33, Middleport, was ci~d to Meigs County Court for assured clear distance following an accident at9:40 a.m. on old Rt. 7, south of Middleport. The Wise auto struck the SAIGON (UPI)- U.S. B52s rear end· of a car opera~ by Runzel Jarvis, 22, Spencer, W. and J'et fig hter-bgmbers Ya. There was moderate carried out nearly 150 strikes · against Communist targets in damage to both cars. A final accident occurred at South Vietnam today, following 3:10 p.m. on the Kerr- up two days of raids across the Harrisburg Rd. , west of Rt. 160 border in North Vietnam . The heavy bombing came on where Rex L. Roberts, 31, Rt. the heels of 29 hours of strikes 2, Bidwell, traveling east, lost control of his car, which ran off against t.a_rgets in North Vietnam Wednesday and Thursthe right side of the highway striking a bridge railing. There ·day. ln~nse missile fire over North Vietnam brought down was moderate damage. Again, three : U.S. Air Force jets no· charges were filed. during the bombing north of the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) and six crewmen were lost, SIGNS WITH BROWNS military spokesmen said CLE VELAND I UP!) tod ay. Clifford Brooks, a cornerback The North Vietnamese claim from Tennessee State, has they shot down seven U.S. signed a contract with the warplanes and captured Cleveland Browns, the first "several" pilots. rookie to sign with the club for The aircraft, according to the 1972 season. the U.S. spokesmen, were hit Brooks was the Browns' by surface-to-air missiles second-round draft choice. during the 125 combat strikes flown Wednesday and Thurs- Sonny and Cher Top Prospects I .• ' are Minor struck an embankment. Again, minor damage resulted and no charges were filed . A tw<Kar accident occurred at 7:15 a.m. when an auto driven by Bonnie J. Campbell, 30, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, slid on the icy, pavement· striking a car' operated by Jerry L. Rusk, 25, Gallipolis . There was moderate damage to both cars. A Southern Local School bus wa s involved in a minor mishap at 8:35 a.l)l. in the village of Racine. Officers said Earl P. Cross, 52, Rt. I, Racine, was making a turn when his bus struck a parked car owned by David L. Huddleston, of Racine . There was minor damage to the car. No citation - '' •• New Law Alters Pension Rules POMEROY - Recent new VA legislation has increased by ~ the maximum income limitations for veterans and widows in receipt of, or eligible for Veterans Administration pension benefits. The new income limitation is $2,600 for single persons and $3,800 for persons with dependents. 1 This means that veterans or widows who were previously cut off from their pension benefits, or who ~id not apply for benefits because of excess income, may now be eligible for pension . These veterans and widows are urged · to contact their nearest VA representative, who Wlil review their claim, and advise them the procedure in reapply\Dg or opening Ia new claim with the VA. The new law also provides that, In determining annual Income, it will exclude the amounts pald by the clpiman t for unusual ll)edlfal . elementary students from the city schools will exhibit their art in~rpretations of expenses. ~ .. liistorical events In the high school The Meigs Olunly office wUI be glad to c~feletia· from 6 p.m. to 19 p.m. · answer ~uesllons on the above, and assist Thl.t year's event will mark the 6th those velerans or widows' in obtaining consec~tive Statehootl Day Celebration to benefits through the VA . Glen A. Johnson be sponsored by the ChiUicothe Kiwanis Is service officer. Club, which plans lo continue and expand this ev~t ··each ·year as one having significant state-wide. jllslorical value. . On SUnday, M¥ri:h 5, additional events OPEN TIIJ. FRIDAY have been scheduled to tie in with the 1 GALLIPOLIS ·- Gallia. L\' u"ty Statehood Day theme. Treasurer Oty M. stewart amounced . AM113Zie·Loading Rifle Shoot bas been scheduled for all day at the Camp Siler· Saturday that the 1971 first half real estate man Rifle ·Range, off Marietta Road. tax books wiD remain open until Friday, Entrants from the region, many In pioneer Feb. 25. The books were schedule<! to close .todaf but due to Monday's hollda v will be (Continued on page 2) ex!cndcd . r. Families 15 CENTS as the highest government official in Olina. The chief of state, Uu Shaoodll, was deposed in October, 1968, after being denounced as a "renegade, traitor and scab hiding in the party" for deviations from the Maoist party line . Nixon is scheduled to arrive in the Chinese capital at 11:40 a.m. local time Monday I 10:40 p.m. ~unday EST). He expects a wann welcome from Chinese (Continued on page 2) Buckeye ,REA to'. Expand ..its 's ervice WASHINGTON, D. C. - The Rural Electrification Administration and Congressman Clarence E. Miller Friday announced the awarding of a $570,000 loan w the Ohio Buckeye Rural Electric Olop~rative, Inc., Gallipolis, that will lead th e· significant ·expansion and impi-ovement of services. This REA loan is being made con. currently with a loan for $143,000 from the National Rural Utilities Cooperative Finance Corporation (CFC). REA will finance approximately 80 pet. of the proposed project. supplemented by 20 pet. from CFC. The loan will be used to build 29 miles of distribution line w serve 400 new customers tl\roughout the nine county Southeastern Ohio area served b)' Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperallve, Inc. The lunda also will finance various system improvements including the construction of a new 2,50().KVA substation near Addison and the enlargement of the 2,500 KVA subat.ation at Patriot. Two miles of new tie line and the conversion of 10 miles of existing line to a higher capacity are two other projects under consideration. On complellon of the facilities provided for in this and prior REA loans, Buckeye wiD be serving 10,082 consumers over 2,143 miles of line In nine· counties . Application for the loan was filed in the fall of 1971. Work is expec~ to begin in two or three months. Neal Taylor is president of the Buckeye. Rural Electric Cooperative and Clyde M. Ramsay its manager. First Live Look Comes .On Tonight NEW YORK (UPI)-AI 8:30p.m. EST &mday Mr. and Mrs. America will get their first "live" look at China when NBC television cameras begin broadcasting pictures of Peking's airport. For the next eight days, the three major networks, ABC, NBC and CBS, will ll'oadcast via satellite relay live coverage of President Nixon's historic China visit. The networks repor~ Friday they have been asked by the While House not to reveal in advance the events to be covered lXI their special programs, for which regularly scheduled programs are being pre~p~ . But the major coverage is expe~d to begin with the airport welcoming ceremonies Sunday evening and will conclude Monday, Feb. 28 with his de]lllrture. Following are the times allotted by the networks for special programs of the Nlmn visit. All times are Eastern Stan· dard Time. &mday, Feb. 20: NBC-3:3().9 p.m. and ' 1().11 :30 p.m. CBS- 9:3().11 p.m. ABC10:3().U :IS p.m. Monday, ~b. 21: NBC--1:30 a.m. to conclusion , 8-7:39 a.m., '11:30 p.m.midnight. CBS-2-la.m. (approximate), 6THESE THKEF: BEAIJfiES HOLD strutting titles in five counties (Meigs, 7 a.m, lind 11 :30 p.m. to rnldr!lght (if · · Mason, Gallia, Vinton ahd Athens) following a NBTA baton twirling contest held ~venia warrant.) ABC---8 :3().7 a.m., 7:3(). 8 a.m. and a ~inute portion of Ute Sunday in Middleport , From the left a•·-. Tammy Eichinger, Pomeroy, 7 to 10 years; Valerie Koker, Athens Route 3, II to 14; nnrl Peggy O'Brien, Pomeroy, ·15to Dick cavett Show between 11 :30 p.m.and I a.m. will be taken over for a live China 20. Miss Koker and Miss Eichinger wm also the five-tounty twirling champions lroadcaat, exact time wicertain. for their age groups. Bill Brllce of Ne!Jonville was twirling champion in the 1510 20 years age group. Tuee4ay, Feb. 22: NBC-the Today. show eiiCh weekdily will present live China 1!'ice Account on Page 8 1'oday I (Continued on page2) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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