https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/45b0cddfb86ea4d484fb234d88184f40.pdf 7446bbe12ac1b3a5ed663feef8996772 PDF Text Text 1- 'I . !m_!...-..,---------~----------------------------..;,----.li'· -----~----.-~• 16 -The Oaily Sentinei,Middleport,Pomeroy, O.,.Thur,5(1ay, Jan. 30, p ' ' ' Elb~rfelds . In Pomeroy Dollar Days Sale ~ • Weather FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 8 PM (Items Limited To Stock On Hand - Subject To Prior Sale) r-;;;;-;:;- . ! I l! Values to $12 .00 l1 NYLON GOWNS ! Values To $15 .00 ii li VOL. XXVI Famous Maker Bras Values to $8.00 I ! ;...--..-..__._.._.._._.. . -...,...._..~.._--1 ~ Small Group . 1Women's 1 . I~ · ! l·i Values To $20.00 ! SALE . I _ VINYL FLITE BAGS ~~1 soo !I _._.._..._._.._.._.._,_..~ t-,._.._.._... _ . SALE M~~~.~~~~c~r~ ! I 1 ll $100 SALE L-,._.._.._.._._.._.._ •.._ •.._.._..._, ___ _.._.._.._.._.._.._.,_..j !I Values To $4, 50 . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 50¢ 1 _.._...__J COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Gov. James A. Rhodes today '' refused to say whether he will sign or vetO a $91 million supplementBI appropriation for public schools when It reaches h1s desk next week. ·· However, the governor told ) newsmen he is finnly opposed to the Democratic written bill now traveling through the General Assembly and prefers his own plano! a $650 flat bonus to public school teachers. The governor held his first payment to each of Ohio's 613 formal news conference ~ince public school districts. 11 8ut ru say one . thing, n tBklng office Jan. 13. It was held in a special news Rhodes continued. "! think the conference room constructed school lobbyists are dead during the administration of wrong. I don't think they Gov. John J . Gilligan. Rhodes represent the school teachers' said he had never been there salaries. School teachers salaries have not kept pace." before. The Ohio Education Associa"I'll cross that bridge when I come to it," Rhodes said when tion,.representing Ohio's 90,000 asked if he would sign or veto school teachers, has come out the Democratic appropriations in favor of the Democratic bill bill provldln8 a $40 periJUpil which has cleared the Ohio House and is scheduled for a vote in the Senate. Rhodes was asked repeatedly how he expects anything other than the, Democratic bill to be sent to hls desk next week. "We're hoping tus budget money for education to school teachers . '' As of now , we're prone to earmark everything we get to teachers, '' he said. Rhodes said he has "the finest brains in Ohio" working for a compromise,'' the on his legislative pro~ram, goveror said. uvou CWl be whlch he expects to begin frozen on something and still revealing in about a week. The governor said one of his have ice skates and move plans will be a bond issue to around a little ." The governor said he plans to finance rehabilitation of earmarl< a certain amount of central business districts in will be to expand energy resources by developing coal gasification plants throughout not say how much money is Ohio. Rhodes also said his finanneeded. "I think our whole program cial experts are seeking ways is for the cities of Ohio," the to cut out woste and governor said. "When they duplication they found upon deteriorate the whole state of taking over from former democraic Gov. John J . , Ohio detlriorntes. Rhodes said another impcr- Gilligan. The governor said he plans to t<lnt priority will be energy and the economic growth of Ohio, have hls two year budget for He said one of hia programs the state prepared for Ohio cities, He said he will attempt to get it on the Jtme primary ballot, but he would I lI (Note: Today's column Is written by Joanne.) Married women can have men as frien ds. Carole Saline says so ir the J anuary issue of McCall's. In theory . I agree with h'er SALE I have always enjoyed the company of men. This wouldn 't be a ssoo SALE L_,__ _.._,_..._..._,.._.._.._.._...___ . . , \_. ,_..._._._.._...._.._.._,_.._.._..._.,_.._,J: problem, if I were work ing outside my home. I would converse free ly with men at the office, go out to business lunches with R eg . $11.50 to $14 .00 I!11 $1 00 SALE !1 II II Il I! LEATHER GLOVES I I1 Reg. $2.50 to $6.50 1 1 11 $1 00 l l1. i DRESS GLOVES 1. I 1 I Cotton and Dacron -Cotton Blend I I By Joanne and Lew Koch ll1 WOMEN'S SLIPS .._...__.._.._.._.._.._,_.._.._.,-.,_.._j r~:;;;;;;~;-----·---·1 r;E~:-;;~;·---·---·--1 ~s:,:;~~;~-----=-~ mainly because he wouldn 't ~NO FASHION l BASIC 1 BELTS · ~- Values To $6.00 II $100 SALE By MICHAEL J . CONLON ·-I "" ( ... _,_...,_.._.._.______ r;;.;;-;:;;- -----.-"''"1 be arourfd to ev.aluate their intentions. Working women are allowed to interact with male t'oworkers . House wives and wr~e n who work at home i:lre allowed· to in· terac t with the Boy Scout troop, the Fuller brush man· twi ce a year. the 63-yea r-old laundry man who just happens to have bad ' to hi s breast pccket. I guess he had been attacked by a felon diS- $100 SALE ! I s;,~'~ ~~'~" Sale 5.00 Sale 3.00 Reg. 5.00 to 9.50 · . . . Sale 2.00 I I L.~::.~:~~_:~.:_:~~~~~~~ t•se men. I had to <JdmJt that they were more attractive th an th e I;.. undry man or the meter readers. ~-_..--- II 1Reg. 15.00 to 24.00 . . . . 1Reg. 10.00 to 14.00 · . . . men wh o had t a l ~ed to me during the co urse of the evening. In _spite of my quick replies about the absurdity of .his charges. h,'! Lhd succeed in maki.ng me feel guilty about conversing with PAIR . . ·WOMENS r-;;.;-;:;------·--~ tunity. Each family brought their children.. ranging in age from mne months to 10 years ~ 21 children in all This was hardly the setting for a secret tryst After the Frtday night get together. Lew let me know th at he didn 't approve of the flirtatious lodge dJrector or the three other ·---,_.,_..._..~_. . ! Selected from stock . L I I ·I Fashion and basic 1 I Selected from stock. I SALE I ! 1I Save l1 1/2 to 2/3 00 ll .__,.,i, SALE lLz 74 I I I I 1 PRICE WASH CLOTHS ............. 1 "' Salw~;ks I daughter. I o;ng;;ees DOLLAR DAYS It....-.-.-._..._.._., . •73'. Limited quantities . long sleeve . I~ Sizes 4 to 20 digan . slipover and car - ! t_1~,:S~..,:~~~~~:_:_;~,;.~J L~~::~~:~e~~-. ~ ! 1 HUNTINGTON, W. Va .~ AlL EIGHT CARS of an Amtrak passenger train derailed shortly after leaving a stBtion here before daybreak today, · There were no serious injuries, but one man was examined at a hospital, according to an Amtrak spokesman, More than 100 passengers were aboard. The James Whitcomb Riley, enroute from Chicago to Norfolk, Va,, had gone 10 blocks from the st<ltion when it derailed. All units remained upright, and on the railroad right-of-way. 1 I $1 00 I- WASHINGTON -PRESIDENT FORD is asking Congress to let him cut or delay federal spending of $2.5 billion for programs ranging from cancer research to construction of schools and hospitals. . Ford's request was the latest in a series of attempts he has made to hold down a multibillion dollar deficit thls year - with virtual certainty of another one in the 1976 federal budget that he will submit Monday to Congress. The bulk of his choices for the chopping block - $1.6 billion worth -dealt with social welfare and was expected to encounter resistance on Capitol Hill. ' 1 LOS ANGELES- THE "SKID ROW SLASHER," who has cut the throats of eight men in two months, is a husky blond homosexual in h1s 20s who may be driven by impotence or hatred of his father, police said today. He is ''a jackal, an animal who preys on weaklings and cripples," but not a vampire, a pclice spokesman said, denying reports that the slasher apparently drank the blood of some victims. Detectives, mounting one of the greatest manhunts in the history of the city, late Wednesday distributed copies of a drawing showing t_he man police believe is the slasher. The composite drawing was put together from information gathered in hundreds of interviews, pollee said, and the "psychiatric · profile" was drawn by a panel of psychiatrists and psychologists. The man is white, between 2D and 30 years old, appears to be about 8 feet tBII, weighs about 190 pounds, has stringy collai'· Iedglh hair of a dirty blond color, a long prominent nose and thick eyebrows, according to a police description. . ·• I TUBE ,SOCKS Mens one s1ze f1ts 10 to 15. Boys one size L Sale.:~ fits sizes 6 to 10. White with color tops - your choice. '1 00 "' ~. PAR I I I I J . WASHINGTON- VICE PRESIDENT ROCKEFElLER told associates that former FBI Director J, Edgar Hoover's refusal to cooperate led to illegal domestic spying by the CIA. Rockefeller, who heads ,President Ford's panel investigating the CIA, said the CIA undertook the spying at the insistence of "tbe • administration." He did not indicate whether this was the administration of President Lyndon Johnson or Richard Nixon, or both, The vice president made the conunents at closed question and answer session for about 50 persons who paid a 11,000 each to attend a reception for Republicans in New Vernon, N.J., Wed· Continued on page 10 f~ N;;--~ . ~P-;njp;;;;-~ f;;,:;;~=:.:o-:--l f~~r['~~~i'~s organization is inade up of Democrats from all13 counties in the lOth Co ngressional District. The purpose of the club is to promote the candidacy of Democrats for Congress and for the state legislature and to enable Democrats from the district to become acquainted with one another. Those who wish. may come earlier than the meeting time to dine together. No reservation is necessary. ties ~ • 9~ setecMn . J.oo TIES 4.00 n es 4.50 Tl ES I $.00 Tt ES l sso Tl ES . . . . I' box SALE 2.00 · · · SALE 2.so SALE l.OO . . • . . SALE l ~ . . . . . SALE 4:oo o T1 ES • . . . • SALE uo I .-~ .... ,_.._.._.. _ _ _ _.._:...;..._j . I I · I r-------------l ODDS and ENDS N~~!~~!rlt~~t Regular price 77c - · lim ited quantity . 1---~-~:-~~~---l , . assorted solid colors. Dollar Days ~ so~ L" l· While lhey last. DOLLAR DAYS GARDENERS TO MEET The Pomeroy Garden Club will meet at7:30 p. m. Monday at the home of Mrs. Irving ' ' for two pens I · ·· · ! Decorator · small lotto clean up. I Dollar Days ! I $.. I 1 l oo 1 i ,j ! IJ . _ . - - w ---·-~-·----...J ,..., o - - · _..., .,. - _.- - 1 Only 553.50_Movie Camera Outfit Sale 535.00 l Only 68.50 Movie Camera Outfit Sale $45.00 ~--.... I 'f 1 ....... ' Plenty of Free Customer Pa.rking On Second Street Bloodmobile coming 8oon ' 1be Bloodmobile wOl be In Melp Colllllf Feb. 10 attbe and At The Mechanic Street Warehouse Pomeroy Elemelitary Scllool ffOI'Il 1 to I p.m. ·ELBERFELDS -IN POMEROY Beea..e lbe Deed for blood Is ·Ver"J great penoDI art qed to give a aolt aud tuure that blood wOl be available to the family of eacb glvet. · . 'lbe prognm II Jlbort · vobmll!en to work at lbe '· l(, , ,:::::~::,,:r::::::,,::,, :,,,::::,,::::=:=~~: ' 1 •• ' pnee . r--· II I !" 3.95 to 5.95 Sweaters ... Sale 2.00 r ... ----" ·..,_.. _, - 72 1IMiMiN:s HA~DBAGS COORDINATE SPORJSWEAR I 6.95 to 8.95 Shirts · · · Sale 3.00 • 9.50 to 10.95 Shirts . . . Sale 4.00 ______ j 1 ~-~--·-·--------------------~ II l Sanfor ized 10 ounce denim . 2 sturdy ba ck · pockets bar tacked " rule pocket with reinforcemen ts · heavy duty front pockets . Sizes 32 to 44, Choose your correct length . ~ IlL Sal e ·""' r----..------..-..-...__..._ -------------~--- _ , ,., I ' ' •• i I relived old-shows Mary Pickens, Lincoln HilL Highlights from their long association with Hoeflich were It was inevitable that given by Katie Crow, president sometime Bob Hoeflich, city of the Big Bend Minstrel editor of The Daily Sentinel, Ass'n.; June ·Van Vranken, would be hooored at a "This is sorority president and a longYour Life" program. Thursday time performer in Hoellich musicals and Rose Sisson . night it happened. Giving the clever surprise Jane walton, who had planned presentation for Hoeflich, in the evening since last fall , presented the "This is Your E~ppreciation for more than 20 Story and Pictures By Katie Crow ~ars' of conummity service Life 11 script. Providing musical backgrounds for the presen· tation was Armand Turley at the organ. Taking part in the musical numbers were Velma coWltless organizations, were members of Preceptor Chapter Rue and Mildred Karr in a comedy skit as minstrel end of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Costumed sorority members men; Lillian Moore, Betty joined by others staged Ohlinger and Bill Young in "By musical numbers which were the Sea" from a show takeoffs from Hoeflich Shows . presented at the Meigs County during the event at the home of Fair 15 years ago when the cast .rough news reporting and editing and the many musical shows he has produced and directed for the benefit of stood in irnee deep water, and Roberta O'Brien, Margaret Follrod, Clarice Krautter, Lois Rosenbaum and Reva Vaughn doing · a takeoff on a "Cigareets, Whuskey and Wild, Wild, Women" from one of Hoeflich's later shows. Following lhe program, Hoeflich, in an impressive ritual conducted by Mrs, Van Vranken, was . made an associate member of the sorority and his wife, Charlene, was presented a bouquet of yellow roses. Hoellich was given a iramed certificate signed by all members of the group and a lapel pin. Mrs , Pickens, assisted by DRESSED AS END MEN, giving a good presentation were (l.r), Mildred Karr and Velma Rue. Shirley Custer, served ments and Turley playedrefreshorgan music lor group singing of songs of yesterday to conclude the evening. . WASHINGTON (UP!) Sonny Covlll, by hts account, bas been farming for 28 years around Burgaw, N.C. He has aome bad news for conswners. "By mid-1976, if som~thing bn't done, we will have one of the most serious food crises that this country has ever 'known," he predicts. Covill delivered that warning Thursday to a room crowded with professionals, volunteers, experts an~ amateurs ill the consumer movement, pulled together for the annual meeting of the Consumer Federation of America, which claims to represent more than . 30 million organized con- sumers. .~ By United Press lnternallouai MARCUS HOOK, PA.- TWO SHIPS, one containing 315,000 , gallons of crude oil, collided at dockside at the British Petroleum refinery here today, causing at least one death. Several persons were believed missing lipdiit1Mst20'wereinjtired. The U.S. Coast Guard said a l,,berlan ·tanker, the Corinthus, was moored at dockside unloading and was struck by the U. S. Edgar M. Queeney as it was leaving dockside, causing a series of explosions and fires. The blasts shattered windows in a wide area and rocked this area of industrial complexes, includtiig !MnY refineries. One person was confinned dead on arrival at Crozer-Chester Medical Center, where 13 ofthe_injured were Ul~!"'- tricot . challis. flannel. . . Yoor Life" program. Making the pl'!!Sf!ntation is June Van Vranken, left, presenting a pin and framed certificate. At right is Mrs. Jane Walton, progran• chairman. ROBERT HOEFLICH,·center, city editor of The Daily Sentinel and producer and director of the Big Bend Minstrel Association, was honored Thursday night with a "This is w;;;:J;t'. n;I;!~ Hoeflich's Night 11 ,~ I _j . 25'l1t____ _..!SALE ... rs:;:;L~~;,:---------1 r;::::;-~~-----·--- G~E:;-----·-----1 the closing prayer was given by Sam Bartrug, Belinton, W. Va .. husband of a grand· ~r . 1 1 Brushed \,_,__..,_,__...._.._... .... .... i extras, good condition . Phone 992·2258 after 6 p. m . 1·30·6tc 1h 11 HAND TOWELS............. sa,! 1 DRAPERIES IL________ SALE $100 i l . $1 ,__.._.._.._...._. ___~ L_.._..___...__.._,_..,_ __ I I ! I 1 Icenhower, Mr . and Mrs. SA!-E Now Reduced For Final Clearance SAVE OVER TAKlNG PART in the "By the Sea" number were Betty Ohlinger, Bill Young and Lillian J\loote (l.r}. ·· 1I 1 i_.._.._.._.._..,_._._. ... - ..... I MAlTRESS PADS j IAluminum Roasters !1 ~OR I I colors.! 1 ! I j SALE /z PRICE II 1h p~~~--J '--------------..--..---.J Out-of-town relatives at· Marshall, all of Columbus, Mr. tending the funeral services lor and Mrs . Clifford Beaver, Mrs. Mattie Yost Sunday, Jan. Grove City, and Mr . and Mrs. 26 at Ewing Chapel were Mr. T. M. Cottrill, Carroll, Ohio. and Mrs. Robert Yost, Mr. and Pallbearers were grandsons Mrs. James Yost, and Mr. and and husbands of the grandMrs . Jack McCready, all of daughters . Grandsons were New Galilee, Pa., Mr . and Mrs. Charles Yost, James Yost, M. G. Kucsma , Gahanna , Johnny Yost, George Kucsma George Kucsma, Cambridge, and David Kucsma, and David Kucsma and Mr . and . husbands of the grand· Mrs . J . D. McTurner , of daughters were Danny MeAthens, Mr. and Mrs . Sam Turner, James White , Jack · Bartrug and daughters, McCready and Carl Circle. Belington, W. Va ., Mr. and The Rev . Walter Bickacsam, Mrs . Johnny Youst and son, pastor of the First Baptist Atlanta, Ga ., Mrs. Edna Church, was the minister and ' 19'71 , YAMAHA 2SO, new parts , ~ r~;~~~~-p~~~ r·~;~ !' I 1 11: ::~ ~~~~~~ ~~~~e~08 :~. 20 and 11 I ! 1 REG. . .. . . SALE 7.oo REG. 9.79 7.79 . . .. .• sALE 6.oo I Action Ouh meeting set I SALE sALE l.oo 1 ! Our ent1re stock mcluded . REG, 12.98 · · · · · SALE 9.00 REG. 10.98 . . . . . SALE 8.00 1 Come for funeral here Tne lOth Congressional District Democratic Action Club will meet in Gallipolis, Feb. 12 at 8 p.m. at the Crescent Room in Oscar's Restaurant. The program is being arranged by WU!iam Hoffman, president, Athens C01,111ty Chairman, Nels~nville. Other , officers are vice -president, Don Moyer, Zanesville, recenUy a delegate to the · Mini-Convention in Kansas CitY; ·MCs. lise Bachinann, McConnelsville, secretary, and Ernest Wingett, Meigs County · Chainnan, Racine, treasw-er. All local Democrats are invited to attend and join. The I Scotland . ., . S~irts Blouses and SALE Geotge Wallace and daughter, Mrs : Jackie Haycook, Mrs. Ruby Swick and Mrs. Mabel SALE 1.00 1. ~;;c-;;;;-l·~~i-;;;;;;;:;;;;s-11~~;S;L;;EE;P-W_E_A_R_l ~~~~r Slee:Wear So on Saturda y morning. I let Lew sleep late and made it a poult to sit next to the lodge director's wife at breakfast. The lodge director ('.tune over and asked if I could m;1ke room for him . A few minutes la ter. Lew walked in. The glance of Roger Chillingworth could not have been more withering: Who would have thought that this was taking place in the swmgmg seventies and not in the 17th Centurv Puritan world of Hawthorne's "Scarlet LeUer?" · Well. I'm safely back with the meter reader and just last Thursday a 300-pound plumber dropped in to clean our drain . Lew ca me home yesterday a£1er in terviewing an attractive woman who is in th e business of making people's fantas ies come true - "The F'anta sy Business" she calls it. When Lew retu rned from the t~·o- h our interview of the Fantasy Lady , looking ra ther puffr d up hk e a somewhat paunchy peacock . I joshingly Inquired . "How is she at !ullilling fantasies?" '' Joanne,'' an indignant Lew replied, "don 't you trust me '~" McCa lls and "Open Marriage" notwithstanding, what's sauce for the .gander is not yet sa uce for the goose, if the bird 's name is Koch. Or to put it another way. a sa ucy goose makes for an angry gander. i I !I GROUP REG. 7.oo to 10.00 It I I.~~~u~-:~tto 15.oo J $100 II $500 L______________ _j t___,_.__.:. ___,____ __l ·!~:~~:.:~:.____~_:~j !___:____________ j I guised as i:l house wife.) Arter about six months of such'brief encounters. I look forward lo being in the prese nce of other men with grea ter than usual enthusiasm . Thus. when we were invi ted to go with nine other fam11ies to a winter lodge for a weekend of tobagganning , skating. singing and conversation. I jumped at this coed oppor- I I I ! 1 breath. and an occasional meter reader (One aiW .ays has to peer at the meter reader to make sure he's not a burgla r or rapist di sguised as a meter reader. The last meter reader I encountered wore a visible ca n of mace attached PANTYHOSE Choose grey. navy or bla ck. presentBUon to the legislature March 10. On other matters, the gover· nor said: - He does not know if be can get a bill through the legislature abollsh!ng the Ohio Board of Regents. ~He does not look on hts plan to revise the Public Utilities Commission to concentrate on energy problems as "packing" the commission, by Crisis in food may hit soon r-~:~;~·::-u;-·-·--·-----1 r-;0~;~-----·---·-, r;,~;;;--'·-------l ~-;;~~---------~ Coping with a closet Puritan The dodo bird, now extinct, was a giant nightless . pigeon. PHONE 992 2156 FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1975" ,, 1 Small Group l JEWELRY Values From $2.00 to $5.00 $ SALE !I Small Group 1COSTUME \ Black or Brown II $100 t..,.._....__..._..,._._,,..__..~-...--·--.1 Family Lib ' CARRY -ON 1 Sportswear l r..--. ...-...---·---·--·---·-- · ---~ NO. 204 en tine Now You Know , RhodeS may not sigrt Democrats' school aid bill L---~~-~~~--·--J L---~~-~~~----J r---.....--·---·---------·.., L-·--~~~~~~·---.1 r-:---..-------...--·--------"1 l.----~~~~ _j SIGNS ROIL ~ Jo Ellen Diehl, right, of 'Pomeroy, president of Pi Delta Epsilon , Marlett<! College chapter, national journalism honor society, holds the chapter membership roll for college junior Mrs. Mildred B. Haddox to sign upon her recent induction . Miss Diehl·is the daughter of Meigs High School Principal and Mrs . James Diehl, Mulberry Heights . ~ !i PULLOVER TOPS I Junior and Misses Sizes l them and Lew wouldn 't mind a bit I!l WOMEN•s JEANS a1 y Rain or snow likely tonight and Saturday . Lows tonight in the lower 3Qs, highs Saturday to the lower 40s. Probability of precipitation 80 pet . today, 70 pet. tonight and Saturday . ' r~;;_;-;;;;;-~~·-----1 r·;:;:;~~;:;;~-;;;~----l r~:;;;~;;u:;o:;;;----, ' . Covill told them the high prices consumers pay for food, a central theme being studied at the meeting, ~<re only the beginning. Corporate control over food from farm to shelf ts increasing, he said, at a Ume when operating costs are driving more ·fanners ·off the land. "Right now It will cost me $200 for every acre of com I plant," he said. "I'm not sure today that I'm going to be able to 'farm in ,1975: Farmers are taking a $15 lou on every hog they sell. "! took up farming because tny father was ·a farmer," he went on, "but I didn't know what I was getting into. I didn't know for Instance that my goverrunent was going to pay John Wayne, that cowboy man you see on TV, $250,000 a year not to farm ... "Our problem in agriculture is everybody's problem," he Continued on page 10 1 ,800-£oot mountai•n not shown on airport charts ' WASHINGTON 1UPI1 ·~ A approach chart used at Dulles asked by National Transflight controller said International Airport did not portation Safety Board i9· today he was "frightened" last show the existance of 1,764-foot terrogator Uoyd LaGrangl. · Dec. 1 by a dangerously low Mt. Weather, located 23 miles "That frightened me," he altitude radar signal from northwest of the airport's replied. "I'll say that . It TWA flight 514, but was runway No. 12. frightened me. · unaware of the existence of a "! questioned it because I That was the runway for mount<lih which the plane hit 95 which Dameron had given didn't expect to get that kfnd of seconds later , fligh t 514 clearance for a altitude in that area. Merle W. Dameron, a 20-year landing approach . The plane "I couldn't believe the pilot veteran controller, said the descended too low and hit the could be at that altitude there, mountain , killing all92 persons so I assumed I .was getting a · wrong altitude ·readout ... It aboard . In his testimony Thursday, . occasionally happens.'' R~ferring to the approach Dameron said his only chart for runway 12, which did resppnsibility toward the WASHINGTON (UP! I ~ doomed plane was to keep it not show the mount in, President Ford has given from colliding with other LaGrange asked: "Were you Vietnam war draft evaders and aircraft. He said it plainly was aware there was such an ob~ de8erters another month to the pilot's job to avoid terrain struction?" "No, sir, I was not/ ' MAKlNG A.Hn' in "Cigareets and Whuakey and Wlld, Wild Women" were the performers sign up for "earned re...entry". obstacles, such as mountains. Dameron replied. Returning to the stand today, ' with Armand Turley at the organ were (l.r), Clarice Krautter, Margaret Foilrod (Turley), But pro-amnesty groups still He also said h1s radar 'was Reva Vaughan, Lois Rosenbaum and RobertB O'Brien. spurn his program and are howeVer, Dameron said h~ was pushing Congress for lull so startled when he saw the not "continuously reliable aircraft an an altitude of t•OOO enough" In presenting altitude amnesty. Weeks' condition "The extension of the bad feet in an area where he lmew readouts for him to constantly program does not make it a mountains existed that he provide terrain clearance is reponed good good program," said Louise called the pilot for an altitude information for pilots. Balloon sales, one of the most DeMolay,' under the direction Friends of the family said Ransom, a Gold St<lr mother ve rification . He never got a today the condition of John who heads Americans for response. popular and ' 'few ways" of Bob King, will work. The president of the Air Une stUdents, ~ community Funds received !rain the sale. Weeks at University Hospital ' Amnesty, Dameron said he ,.as not · Pilots Association said organizations and other groups of the h'eart-shaped balloons in Columbus is "very good." ciosely monitoring !light 514's meanwhile tilat despite a Ford Thursday extended to raise funds for the Meigs help support Heart Associati()fl Weeks, a native of Pomeroy, Mar. I his program of pardon altitude because that was not · disagreement that has Brisen CoUnty J:Ieart Branch, will take programs . of . research, son of Mrs. Eldon · Weeks, and clemency - usually in his job.' He said when the during hearings into the crash, place Saturday. education and community Enterprise, and assistant return for a tour of public yellow-green target pn his the pilots and flight controllers Through the sale, residents service. Through the programs manager of the Columbus and service work - which was to radar scope emerged fr~m a were r.ot at odds. will ~on tribute to help comb~! the association has ,made Southern Ohio Electric Co .'s bave expired at midnight patch of precipitation "clut· "We are not at each other's , ,.. the nation's number one killer. River District, is suffering tonight. Continued on page 10 throats,'; said pilot J . J. "ter" and showed a brief inTaking ' pert ln tomorrow 's from non-contagio~s The President said he or- dication of a 2,000-foot altitude, O'Donnell in a television in· balloon sale will be Job's . meningitis, it 'was learned dered the program extended his initial thought )Vas that the terview. MAT MATCH Daughters, Bethal 52, under today. ABC's uiJi America." ·"We because "! 1\elieve that many radar had to be wrong, The Meigs Wreslling Team the direction '. of Mrs. John Mr'. Weeks resides at 541 . of those who could benefit from "What · was your r~action simply have · differences of Sebo, in the Pomeroy business will go against Logan Saturday Hilda Dr., Gallipolis. His room it·are only now learning of its when you saw the altitude or · duties here that need to be district. On Middleport, the at. 7:30 pJ!\, at Meigs ·High number al jJniversity is 1190. appijcation to their cases.'' 2,000 feet,'"' Dameron vies cleared up for Safety's we."· , Meigs Chapter Order of School Gym. He !s not in isolation. iiJ lJ . · ' - . ' ~ \'1 veter~n Amnesty given ariother month Saturday~ is balloon day I " ' l . I I �z - The Dmly Sent mel. ~llddleport -Po met ov, 0. F'r td,t\' Jdn 31 , 1975 ) 3- The Dally Sent mel, Mtddleport-Pomecoy, 0., Frtday, Jan TOM TIEDE Prophets and losses, Editorial comment, ~~ can't .. ' '~ .'- fum Tiedt• Wat c r gate- ta~nt e d nam e ~ NO'I E Th1s 1s perhaps to The Conservaltvc one of an Jrreguldr senes of party B) 1F.DITOH ( ol umns contmnmg fasc ma tmg Much ado about parking lots Effecti'>C ne:tt Junr 30 ttw Em 1ronmental ProtectiOn Agency 1EPA) proposes puttmg ccrtam parktn!! lot management rcguhHtons mto pffect m so me 18 metropolt tan areds - from Alaska to l-c:1hforma to lexas to 1\e\\ Ymk - \\he1e autornob1le pollutwn exceeds natiOna l cur quahty stan- 1tems "'hu.~ h t~ re n t Im portant tnouJ4h to demand full-{oiumn li cdt men t 1 \\ASHTNGTON - No llun g stu s the Pcnk!gon JUices so Co t Oran Hend erson, CHICAGO (UP!) - Less than hall the Big Ten basketball season has passed, and already the Indtana Hoosiers apparently have the championship wrapped up. The Hoosiers, boasting a 22 game wummg streak and an ~ conference record with 10 games remalnmg in the 18 game Big Ten season, have beaten overy other conference club except Oh10 State The Buckeyes get thell' first chance for an upset Saturday night, entertammg the Hoosiers, and the No 1 ranked Indl8lla hve will be a heavy favorite to regtster a sweep for Ita first round of play agamst the league Ohio State already has lost to Dllnols at home, and the Illlni have managed to win only three of etght league games and only on the Buckeye court away from home, md1cating that the high scormg tough defense Roosters will be tested lightly. Indiana has played four htghes t rankwg offt cer con nee led with the My La t ma ssacre tn VIe tnam ha s bee n lmed b) the Pennsylvama B1ce ntenmal Comrn tssiDn H1 s JO b ts to coordmate dtsc usswns Involved wtth the formati on of a wmldw1de Declarahon of t Hwnan Rtghts Adv1ce lor \\ Omen' threatened wtlh rape, from a member of the lntematwnal A ssn of Chtefs or Pollee "Treat hlm hke a p1mple, 1\lth d1 sdam. RapiSts are motiva ted by breakmg \\omen down If a gal cr1es or shows fnght, 1t's JUS! what the perpetrator wants 11 Homeowners worned abou t posstble changes tn tax laws regard mg mortgage mtere.t deduchons should for get 1! Oregon O.' mocrat AI Ulilnan , new c hatrman of the tax wnt1 ng House Ways and Means Committee, IS known to favor thetr retentiOn Reltred Adm. Elma Zum"alt, com~crncd that Russta no\\ holds a 4 to !lead In operational \\arships (2054 to 508 ) beheves It poses "the greatest of lhreats" to th e 69 of 72 crttlcal resources (oil, rubber, magnes1um, etc.) that <orn e lo thiS nation by the American guarded seven seas. much us IWI JO J S of war An dards mte lltgence offu er wluspers -\11 ne\1 parkmg factlit1es laq;cr U1an 250 spaces 110 for Fatrbanks and 500 for Houston 1 wtll be that the U S mtltlary strateg tc sub]rct to p1 econstructwn rt:'VIC\.\ tesen.e - three dJvtsJons - Is Tilt" regulations dre an Instru ct ive exampl e- of the bureaucratic nund at "'ork more th.m enough to ussure a 11w EPA s p1 oposed parki ng management applica tion form consists of three pm ts Part I qullk ta keove1 of u th cal gene<dltnlorm~ uon tequtres a descrptwn of the parking fact hty !lot or g,lrage l. the number of Mtddtc E~sl otlhelds shou ld squ.tre feet. number of parkmg spaces and the construction schedul e _ I he necesstty anse The GO 000 Part IT requtres the appltcant to demon strate that opera tton of the proposed parkmg factlity wtll t1oops could be aJrltftecl mto not result m a net mcrea se 111 VMT ' - vehtde nules traveled '1he apphcant may analyze VMT S<:~ud t ~r~1b1a , KuY.~ll t ctnd usmg hts m\n meUnKI or the EPA s Pe rstan Gulf Emirates m a U he use• Ius own method, he must provide EPA offtctals wtth a ' quantitative analysts, nwlter of h OUI s Success demonstrfl tmg C'onc.:lusJvel) that ope rat ton of the fa cll1ty under worst case conditions will not result m could be ac hteved tn a day or an tncreast m \eluclc m1 les traveled " The applicant must :submit to EPA documentatiOn of data 1\~ u Ltvtngston's Pawn sources and ctssumpttons Sh•>p. three hlocks from !he Under the CPA method the applicant must de scrtbe Ut e type of uset actlvtty (restdenttal Whatc Hl)use, rt•ports a bnsk customer-client permanenl-tn! ernuttent use, employe, tndcpendent<nultt usc) and user mode of rec·ess tnn busmcss · " We' tc tr,n el (automobile dnver, Hntomoblle passenger tran s1t ndc1, biCyclist and walken m terms of the gotten some governmenl 41f· number of persons datly tnps per person and peak hour trtps per person fH· crs m here recently, you'd The' appltcant must atso descnbe any e1<1s tmg or proposed transtt routes 11h1ch wtll serve the be surprised " rn terpol the proposed factltt) , tdenttfy other partkmg lacthtles m the area whtch are hk ely to be used by persons prt\ate organ1zatwn of Ill m the area and gtve the esttmated tnp lengths and the number of datly trtps per person to these other ternat10na t cops, ha s t!s U S factht1es offi ce 1n the l'reas ury P.trt 01 deals With carbon mono1<1de atr quahty standards comphance Agam, the app hcant may Department some gnpe tt's use hts own method lo r analyzmg c••bon monOJade or the EPA s method If he chooses to use his own not proper The current metl10d,he must subnut to EPA records and result.s of hts analysts, tnclucting docwnentat10n of data, Social Securtly deduction for a sou rces, asswnptlons and calculatiOns $14,000 "age earner " $1,649 If he uses the EPA's method, the applicant must submtt (1) a regiOnal map tdentt fymg the annually In 25 years, at prmctpal roads, highways and mtersect10ns that wtll be used by motor vehtcles moving to and from prcsl·nt rates of Increase, It the proposed parkmg facth ty and (2) a stle plan whtch mdtcates the locatwn of assoctated parktng w1ll be at least $6,772 The areas, pomts of motor vehtcle mgress and egress to and from the stte and tis assoctated parking area Naltona l Par k Serv tce and the locatton and height of bmldmgs on the stte LORAIN, Ohio (UPI) - The Telegraph; Willlam T Jerome, who arranged it, who made the operates two exclusive retreats -f Follo\\tng a reVIew of Pari! of the apphcatton fo rm, the EPA wtll provide the apphcant wtth a for government offlctals, one A South Vtetnam embassy Loram, Otuo, Journal, m a who was president of Bowling contacts and why all those form which specifies certam Intersections, roadway segments and lanes for which the applicant must each tn Gt and Teton and offt ctal \\ Orrtes that the Vtel copyrtghted story, srud Thurs- Green at the time, and people carne to such an out-ofproVIde demand data and must show that the worst ex1stmg carbon monoXIde level lmmedtately Shenandoah Nat1onal Parks Cong may be ready to brtng atr day the Central Intelligence Cleveland industrialist Cyrus the-way place as Bowling adJacent to the proposed parking facthty Is less than 75 per cent of the carbon monoxtde standard common folks are not allowed operatiOns mto t he endless Agency illegally mvestigated a Eaton. Green, said Wakefield. The apphcant 's IJlOnltormg mstrumentation and the location of the samphng tnstrwncnt must be trade conference at Bowling Wakefield, who told the One current debate in the The CIA agent said he was war ' We know they 've been approved m advance by the agency Green State Uruverstty May 4, he was the prime Journal GOP Is \\hether to change lhe workmg on captured a1rftelds, very anxious · to know who This only skims the !ilp of the regulations, whtch go mto far greater detatl 1967 mover of the conference, dld arranged the conference beand we know they can get the The really sad thmg, according to crlllcs, IS that the regulations are based on a great many unThe Journal was told by not know if 1t was illegal fm' the cause whoever did was "obviplanes' John Jerome, m h1s proven asswnptlons about the relatiOnship between automobiles and pollutton concentraUons :rhey book "The Death of !he Theodore D Wakefield, CIA to be checking on domestic ously a very powerful person," warn that ~new parking fa ctlllles are forced out of the controlled areas, thts wtll cause thell' sca t- around the tee th There are a lot of causes for Autombmle", wr1tes that one Vermilion, Ohio, chali"IIlan of activities, he said at the time. Wakefield told the Jouinal. ' termg else" here, whtch ts hardly an answer to the pollution problem and wtll work agamst the very "My feeling then was that lhts cond<llon not lUSt one car motoring from Santa the Firelands Commumty goal of encouragmg public transportation Bank of Huron, Ohio, that a the government was alert, but ' 1 here are good ammal studtes Montca to Pasadena burns up Interested m butlding a parkmg lot, anyone ' ::; hD'.\ w g that a ca lcmrn more oxygen m the 45-minute CIA agent questioned htm today I'm pretty sensl!lve deftctent dte t can cause the trzp !han the total population of seven years ago about an East- about these thmgs because of Watergate," Wakefield sa1d. bone to absorb and lead to loose Los Angeles ts breathing at lhe West trade conference. Attendmg the conference "It's a warrung to us that the tee th , znfected pockets and the same lime. Guttt-depressed whole p1 obtem Any of the Amert cans. usually pleadmg were Paul-Henri Spaak, for- government IS watching us medtcal disorders that lead to tndtscreltons of thetr youth, mer prime minister of BelgiUm even when we are doing legal WASHINGTON (UPI) bone resorption can be a send an average $12,000 a day and first president of the things." Umted Natwns General Prestdent Ford wtll ask was a spec1al Wakefield factor The fi rst stgn of bone to a "conscience fund ' set up Assembly; A-~exander Congress to approve further consultant to Jerome at the 1esopt10n that later affects the 10 the Treasur} Deparilnent Trowbrtdge, former Secretary spendmg cuts m government time of the conference. spzne and other par ts of the Most of the returns are exof Conunerce, Adm Ellery He gave the CIA agent the atd for older Amertcans, an body 1os teoporosis I ts oflen plamed as compensatiOn for Stone, retired vice chalnnan of information he sought about admtmstratton official said loose teeth petty lhtever; of government International Telephone and B) La \\ renrt• E. Lam b. M ll lcttet~ askmg fot tlldl colunlll whose tdea the conference was, Thursday m ,1 k l:' tlunposs1 ble to keep the Dental hygtene IS unpot till!!. or othe r property m years past DP.AR DH f AMTl - T from peoph• uh o hc~vc teeth teeth clcrtn Often th ese ThaI zncl~des how you care 1'!11< The aged wtll be asked to Huber! Humphrey of mt ssed \OUr (Oi umn on no'' to pt oblcms M.} mat! suggests pockets become tnfect ed your gmg1va Nutntwn IS an absorb cuts m atd for transMinnesota holds the record m sm e lt•eth I sa w wh er c ) Otl Hre not the onh vne \\hO dctchng to the problem portahon, meals and other tmp ortan t fa ctor and so ts Congress for " stationery another reader wrote ' ou to m1ssed tt The 01 tg mal column services already approved by The bone around the teeth smokin g ego ism ", his letterhead sav she used a sumlar uea t- \\as m answer to a yo ung man Congress, said Stanley B begms to dissolve eausmg the The program 1 1ecom- features a three and one-half m~nt and slill had her teeth :10 33 ye,u sold , who \\U S about to teeth to loosen and fma lly mended, whtte your denttst 1s Thomas Jr of the Department ~ea rs late! I need that m- lose Ius tee th from pyorrhea lcddmg to lostng the teeth tf the cleanmg up your teeth, IS to be inch deep pholo of htmself and of Health, Educahon and a three and one-half mch long lormatlOn Could )Oil tell us This Js a common problem 1n p1 ocess ts not stopped Welfare. sure you are ge llin g plen ty of signature. .Amertcan Health agam JUSt ''hut '' e should do our soc tety The teeth ge t loose 1 re com mended and 11111 calc tum zn your dtet That Elderly persons already face about loose teeth '' and pockets develop bel\1 ee n agatn, that anyone wtth !hts means the equivalent of at Consultants says two mtllion a proposed cut m food stamp Amencans are mfested wtth DEAR READER - I have the gmgtva and the teeth Food p1obtem should see a dent1 st least one quar t of mtlk a da} beneftts m March and possible 1ecen ed more !han n thousand pa r tic les acc umul ate Hnd The ) oung man who wrote Also ta ke plenty of vttamm C hce watered-down Social· Securtly Phllhp Warden, the man stat ed that he had see n a Some people have margmal mcreases scheduled lor July. \\ho prepares President Ford's denhst 11 ho had told hun vttamm C deftctenctes tl1at daily news dlgesl, reports he nothmg could be done about hts contnbute to the problem I pt oblem 1 strong!) dtsagree kn ow of many cases where culls the " most relevant" material from 75 newspapers 111th tlus allttude, ,IS I kn ow taktng 1000 mtlh grams of The Dai~ Sentinel and 25 magazines, "critlcal many cases \\he re the problem vttamm C a day m addtlton to DEVOTED TO THE arttcles Included" . .. An FBI INTERES'UlF ha s been con trolled Mos t proper dental care, has helped MEIGS·MASON AREA source says dtsparagmg mCHESTER L TANNEHILL model n denhsts bcheve a lot clear up thts problem wtthm forma!ton held on Exec Ed. ecm be done to save teeth m th1s thtee months Thts amount 1s ROBERT HOEFLICH co ngressp eo ple mcludes C1ty Editar eondthon not enough to ea use any harm ·tutus" about Ed\\ard Ken'Published da•ly except Saturday by The Ol't•o Valley 1 he fu st step 1> a good and ma) help a lot By David Poling nedy Booze and women, tf 1t's Pub i1 Sh1ng Company , 111 cleamng of the tee th removmg Fmalll tf you smoke, stop any body's busmess but hts Court St , Pomeroy Oh i Q Last fall an Anzona contractor went m for hiS annual check45769 Busmess Office Phone pl dque ,md mfected mater1al Tobacco m any form ts hard on up . Everythmg was okay, except for that mole on his back Hts 992 2156 Ed1t0r1al Phone 992 There Is a bookworm In the 1 2157 from around the b.tse of the the teeth and surroundtng doctor pursued further tests and the result was an munedtate Library of Congress whose JOb Second class postage paid at tee th You1 de1thst \Hll have to structures Pomeroy, Ohio operation for mahgnancy Our frtend return ed home after tt ts to keep the books free of do thts lot \OU If you lmve a lot N at 1ona I adver t iSing Send your questiOns to Dr worms Food Day, a nonproftt several \leeks m the hospttal lo learn that 'they had not been representative Bott1ne111 of poc·ke ts around the teeth he Lamb, Ill care of thts Gallagher , Inc, 12 East .42nd able to get 11 aU" and the disease appeared to be ad1•ancmg group. says "Bacon ts one of St New York, New York m {l 't even want to remove newspaper P 0 Box 1551, the most dangerous foods m the throughout hts bod) Subscription rates some of tl1e excess tissue to RadiO Ctly Slatton. New York, Del 1vered by tarner where He was restgned to the fate of declmmg health and death market", some of tis elements ava1 l ab1e 75 cents per week, ehlmnate tlte pockets The N Y 10019 For a cop) of Dr By Motor Route where carrier Slowly but methodically he put hiS busmess affatrs m order, have ' caused cancer 1n · I 'd l1ke th1s 'Fear of Flymg' - I'm very mserv 1ce not available, One denhst who does thts type work Lambs booklet on balanced laymg out mstrucllons for hts company assoctates. vistUng wtth laboratory expenments" month $3 25 By mall 1n OhiO terested m avJatJon " ts called a pertdontist - a dtet, send 5() cents to the same i!lnd W Va , One Year , $22 00 his famtly about thmr role tn the future - wtthou t hmt Not a Confldenl (bless 'em) citizens ~i x months, 511 so, Three spectahst on problems of the addr ess and ask fo r the rehg10us person, nor acuve m an) church. he shll thanked a nlonths , S7 00 Elsewhere no\\ hold a record 63 8 billion In sot t that effe ct the tissues 'Balanced Dtet · booklet $26 00 year , S1x months devout SISte.r "ho daily prayed to God for his heahng and V. S. Savings Bond stock. Sl 3 50, three months S7 so recovery Subscr1pt1on pnce 1ncludes Sunday T1mes Sentinel • Last month he entered tbe UmverSll) of Anzona Medical Center for suppo rtiVe therapy After several da)s of exhaustive tests cante the astoundmg report No trace o'f cancer' For some un expected rnason, he \\as complete!) healed Now his conversatton and atlltud e ts ftlled "'th a spll'Itual focus that never before extsted m hts life ThiS seculartzed business man has Self-paced mstrucuon and Umverst!\', uses a specially years Care III ts for teachers become an articulate, daily spokesman for the deeper questions combmed use of audio--vtdeo puler asststed mstruchon during the very first week In computf.>r asststed 1nstruclton constructed van complete wtth of prunary chtldren, aged llve of tile An aura of thankfulness and wonder surrounds him And and wrttten medta offers an averaged 24 percent higher m learmng how to use the are h\ o terms heard often computer system The CARE to etght years The fourth his greatest regret IS that he had spent so much of hts life amaztng wtde vanety of the !mal exam than did those eqwpment. Parhctpants are among educators Begmmng van , bwlt wtth fund s by the course, CARE IV, ts destgned avotdmg the relg10us dimenswn educatwnal e<pertences For taking the same course m the also required to buy textbooks Feb 10m Athens and March 23 Penn State Foundatwn and to giVe mformation and sktlls Rhonda Flemmg Is mtervtewed m a recent edttion of the for each course m PomerO), such ex:pertences operated wtth a· gran t from the necessary to work wtth e.ample, the student can traditional classroom National Enqull'er She descrtbes the collapse of her movt e actually hear the sounds heard The computer assisted mStudents work at theU' own wtll be avatlable for school Bureau of Educatwn for the vtsually handtcapped children career, the break-up of her mamage to producer Hal Bartlett by a child wtth a heanng struction students completed pace and when they want to. personnel and other tn Handtcapped of the U S Offtce None of the courses has pre- deflctency The student IS not and the Jarrmg, shocking awareness that soon she would be 5() dlVlduals workmg Wtlh or of Educat 10n. wtll be open from reqwslles smce each course's Ilffilted to JUS! reading ' about the same matertal m 33 percent Each course requires between years old At this zero pomt. she told reporter Henry GrlS . less hme than did the 20 and 70 hours with an average wanting to \\Ork w1th han - 8 a m until 11 p m seven days content ts self-con tamed Nor 1s " In this crlSls, I turned to the only source I knew - to God I the symptoms traditional classroom students of :ro hours which includes a dtcapped chtldren a week In Athens, the courses 1t necessary that parttctpants told God I didn 't know whtch way to turn, so I wanted Him to These self-paced courses Another feature of this self- fmal exammation adWhtle the curnculum ts start February 10 In Pomeroy, have a college degree m order sholl' me. I prayed take over my life because I've messed 1t up " provtde an opportumty for a paced program 1s that a ortented prtmartly towards IIUnlStered by the computer. the van "'11 start operatwn on to learn the matenal m the student to move through each Her recovery was not a sudden afternoon release Step by student nonnally receives a There still lS a hwnan inpre .se rvt cl' and tn·servt ce March 24 course step, over a three-year pertod, she was led out of this cave of qwckly as he is able course as course developed, constructed, teraction factor m this CARE teachers . all personnel mAn mdtvtdual may take any Flruubiil ty is the ke) word to to comprehend the matenal. personal darkneskness and defeat Today her life has meanmg and taught by an IndiVIdual progrwn SlllCe proctors are on cludtng spec1al class super- of the four courses for etthet understandmg the value of the and purpose, With two new grandchildren, and a fresh career at Contrary to the traditional teacher. This computenzed hand to assist participants. \'lsorsl school nurses. credtt or non-credtt CARE I IS computer asststed m5(), Satd Miss FlellWlg, "How often It ISm tile that what appears psychologtsts. spectal servtces a course to prepare teachers structional van and the CARE classroom Slluatwn, a student system, however, allows the RegiStration IS still open for to be a deep tragedy IS really a blessmg m dtsgUlse · lS free to begin and end his course to be presented as a the Athens, Ohio program personnel. da> care \\orkers. and other school personnel to courses offered The major lesson when he wants U he has The Outstian conunumty was founded on the personal synthesis of work of several whtch starts February 10 alljl and teachers atdes may be recogmze and tdentify han- advantage of this program is religtous testimony of believers m ChriSt The New Testament IS the Meigs CoWlty program mterested Nurses m hospitals, dtcapped children The course that it bnngs an mdtvtduallzed to mterrupt his course for an experts. essentially a sertes of stories about people who found theU' lives The student IS totally In- ,starting March 24. The apsoctal agenctes. and Head Start phtlosophy encourages th e qualtty course of mstruction on ••tended period of time, he ean changed dramaltcally It ts true today teachers wtll fmd the courses teacher to vtew each child as a tunely subJect to groups of begm again where he was volved in this type of course plication forms for both mterrupted A new book (and the last ) by world famous evangelist E • of considerable help work as be must constantly be locations are available through an mdmdual and teaches the school personnel who might not A stmple "conversation " Interacting With the computer- CARE Coordinator, ConStanley Jones, prt,<~ents m dramatic fashion the faith of one man Four courses are soon to be teacher student what to loolt otherwiSe have the benellt of with the computer takes care teacher Thus, hts con- tinuing Education Office, Ohio with a crippling illness. At the age of 87, Dr Jones was knocked offered at both southeastern for m observmg children retrammg and upgrading of schedulmg changes. Self· centration is total and con- University, 309 Tupper Hall, down. with a maSSive stroke Unable to move or speak, he Ohto locattons through a Two courses deal wtlh Because the course ts paced study IS advantageous to eventually recovered to write a book, · "The Dtvme Yes" program called Computer dtagnoshc teachmg of computer taught and computer a student m terms of tinuous. He never can let his Athens. Interested individuals (Abingdon Press) and to return, to his beloved India and die nund wander as might occur in are encouraged" to pboqe 584Assisted Rene\\ a! Educallon children CARE II Is for ortented, 11 bnngs \0 many peacefully where be had spent :;o years of mmistry. scheduluig and efficiency. In (CARE( teachers of pre-school students an entirely new type one study, students who took the tradihonal classroom. 3361 or - 5!H Z3ll3 aa soon u • At Its center, the Church IS fired and thtilled by the power of Program stud~nts Will go possible to get further lnThe program . made chtldren, aged two to ftve of learmng expe•tence The personal religtous testimony, from Jerusalem to Jacksonville the CARE I course VIa com- through an orientation oe·~ ~n form,tioo regan~~n,g aclml-ton avatlable by Penn Stare Blld regiSin,':itlll. ,~ Cuts ordered in funds for Sr. Citizens TRACTOR SS99 BAUM'S TRUE Berrys World VAWE STORE year STEAK HOUSE Tli'e power of persmwl By United PrGss International Two out-of-state schools along with Tiffin scored victortes Thursday night in Ohto college basketball action. Only two games are scheduled tonight. Owen Long of Slippery Rock (Pa.) canned a 25-foot jump shot with one second left m the gsme to give the Rockets thell' 81-79 edge over Wright State. Long wound up the game with 18 points. Teammate John Thiebaud scored 14 markers and Bob O'ConnQr and Bill Odem 10 each. For the Raiders, 9-7, Bob Grote tallied Tl pointers, Steve Shook 16 and Dan Swam and Lyle Falknor 10 apiece. The victory was Slippery Rock's 13th agamst five set- Home of the Fabulous SANDWICH 1 Order By Phone ~ew teaching experience being offered in Meigs ' 82-81. Allen Murphy scored 14 and Junior Bridgeman 13 as the third-rated Cardmals ran thell' season record to 14-1. Relymg heavily on a zone defense, LouiSville held the Aggies to thell' lowest scoring total for any Cardinal opponent m I~ years The Cards also sank all 19 of their shots from the free throw line WSU loses 81-79 • religious testimony • "The players were unhappy about the suspenstons," Kinwn said "We're like a fanuly. These things hit us all very hard The 6-8 Mosley, leadmg rebounder m the nation, has been declared ineligible by the university for the remainder of thts season, while Raftery, who msiSts he w11l "vigorously appeal any further NCAA action against Mosley," remains suspended for a month and Regan for three weeks Elsewhere across the nation, only one team m the top 20 was m action and that was No. 3 Lomsville, which put away New Menco State, 51-42 In other gwnes, Holy Cross edged Manhattan, 76-74, Rutgers downed Bucknell, 94-72, Furman routed APPalachian State, 96-.19, and Vll'gmia survived a scare from Randolph Macon, CROW'S Tiffin triumphs; DAVID POtiNG, D. D. • ___ WHEEL HORSE Loose teeth can be saved , Seton Hall wms without Mosley Ridenour's ------- share of second place at Northwestern, where the Gophers should be a sohd chmce over the Wildcats, who have won only on ~ m eight league games But two years ago a lightly regarded Northwestern team upset Mtnnesota m the season fmale to knock the Gophers out of a chance for a title lte Iowa 4-4 plays at Wtsconsm to gtve the Badgers a 1811' chance for thell' Ill's! wm of the Big '!'en season WISCOnsm has lost three times at home while Iowa has won once on the road In the !mal game on a full schedule of Btg Ten contests, Michtgan State 4-4 plays at mmoiS With a 3-.1 record and two home losses • Authonzed dealer for Zen1th CIA m Bowling Green act • game on the road and won all of them, at M1ch1gan State, Mtchigan, Northwestern and WISconsin, and has run up more than 100 pomts twtce, at ,Mlchtgan State and at home agaUtSt Purdue OhiO State ts one of four teams sharing the runner up posttion three games behmd the Hoosiers, lied wtth Purdue, Minnesota and Mtchigan. The Buckeyes have lost to Mtchigan State and Michigan as well as the Illini, but have won ltve of !hell' last slll games, mcludmg decistons over Purdue and Mmnesota At least one of the other runners up could be knocked back a notch smce Mtchigan plays at Purdue, whtle Minnesota will try to hang on to a By United Press International Ordmarily a wm over Fmr- Gtbson Hardw1ck . Ktl fteld -or any otber team for chen A•d L1tton ( M1cro wave OVen} Al so Doxol that matter - would have Propane Serv1ce pleased Seton Hall Coach Bill Raftery Unfortunately, however, Raftery was not on the bench T. V. & Appliance !' for the Pll'ates' ~7 wm over Fairfield at MadiSOn Square Gas SeNice Garderi Thursday mght. Phone 985-3307 1 Netther was Seton Hall Chesler, Ohio 5 Athleltc Director Richte ,_, Regan , Assistant Coach Horace Mahon or the Pirates' star player Glenn Mosley Less than slll hours before 8 H.P. game ltme, Raftery was Electric Start stnpped of his coaching job, Regan of his athletic directorship and Mosley of his player status m a devastating threeway housecleanmg by the South Orange, N J. school Reg.$1068 officials m an effort to ward off an NCAA probationary action SALE for Raftery's alleged illegal recruiting of Mosley. Expires Feb. 15 Cbrus Kinwn, a part-time assistant to Raftery, directed the team agamst Fairfield and guard Tom Fatherly sewed the game up with a p8ll' of free throws wtth three seconds Chester, Ohio remaining. But Kinum, too, 985-3301 not reveling m VIctory, the . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __._ was Pirates 11th In 15 games this • DR. LAMB Tigers, 'Cats, Pirates come in tonight Bucks get crack at No. 1 Indiana Mac?" The Capitol ledger. . . opinion, features You See I've Got the Right of Way, 31,!97~ And Teke Em Home 992-5~32 SEE YOUR BIRD HATCH IN A MARSH TURN~ X INCUBATOR Automatic Htel Control. Eggs turned from outside Equipped wllh lllrnlng rl"'l lor 2~ qualllllltl•• 11 pheasant eggs or 12 cllld<tn11J9S. Incubator with one lllrnlng r{"'l backs. Shaw (Mich.), keyed by guard Cliff Pratt's 43 points, took its first lead of the game with 30 seconds left to play before Leonard McDaniel hit a field goal with four seconds remalnlng to down Central State 87-ll6. McDaruel's chtch two pomts were his only markers of the contest. John Culver tallied 11 counters for the victorious Samts, 13-4. For the Marauders, 12-4, Steve Bayless popped in 16 points, Lannls Tlmmons and Harry Jackson 15 each and Kenny Smith and Bobby Brown 12 apiece. Tiffin's Jim Smith pumped In 16 points and teammate Ketth HWlter added 15 to spark the Dragons to a 79-69 victory over Mount Vernon. Steve Haralson contributed 11 Tiffin pointers and Rich Wheat 10 dt sa ppaint•ng loss to the team s top scorers Another Wellston Hockets . u game th,tl 'ltgel to kee p fill eye or1 ts Ed broke the league's all-tune Ho\\ Hnl / clno lher prohft c lnsmg st1 {'el k of 36 consecutive scm er , g.uncs II ontcm won the ftrst mee tmg The Tt gcrs, m second pl,tce bt:•t\\ct' n the two schools 73 59 m the league standmgs, are led Ill the fom lh game of the by btg Dean F<tzpatnek The 6- sea sun 6 JUmor ts Ute loop's leadmg At Eastern the Eagles \\til be reboundet and one of the se{trc hm ~ for then Hurd wm m All three Mctgs Count\' teams ate at home tomglh as Metgs hosts Ir on ton F.a• tern entertai ns K)ger Creek and No1 th Gal liu \'lSIts Southern The Mara uders wtll be tookmg for thmr second wm of the season and second m SEOAL play The cagers of Roger Brauer are commg off R ABA Stalld1ngs By Untted Pr ess lntern at1ort a l Easl w 1 p<t g b 34 13 713 New York 33 14 702 l K en tu c ky 20 Jl J'n \6 St Lou s 14 35 286 2 1 Memphts ~ 39 188 25 ) Vtrg n a D enver 'I he Metgs Mal auder !1 esh- men, h1ttmg 53 pet from the floor held off a late h on ton comeback to defea t the Tiger• m the Iron ton ptl 40-38 Thursda) cvemng The Maraudet s moved out to g b Sa n Anton to l nd tana 31 24 23 25 564 479 12 16 1 1 U ta h i.2 44 0 18' 28 . I scoring assault of clutch free throws with 16 seconds left after the Cavs had Buffalo's Bob McAdoo, his cut the Braves' lead .to 93-91 stghts set on a second stratght Nattonal Basketball wtth 0 39 showmg on the clock. The vtctory was the eighth m Assoc18ll0n scormg litle, and the last 10 games for Buffalo, the Denver Nuggets, ~mung which also received 21 points for thetr first Amencan Basketball Assoctat10n from Randy Smith. The Cavs' champwnshtp, contmued to loss was thell' seventh straight Denver, running away from dommate thetr respective tile compelttion m the ABA opponents Thursday mght. McAdoo poured In '¥! points, West, romped over the Spll'its upping his NBA-leading aver- of St Louis, 123-111, to stretch age to 33 8 pomts per game on tis best record m the pros to 4115 of 27 held goal shooting, to 10. Nugget All-Star guards lead the Braves to a 97-91 Ralph Simpson and Mack VIctory over the Cleveland Calvtn notched 28 pomts each Cavaliers. McAdoo, who also grabbed 12 rebounds, hit a pair whtle rookie of the year favorite Marvin Barnes hlt 31 pomts for St Louts The DI VIS IOO J w 1 t pts gf ga Sp1nts' Freddte LeWis, who Los An ge les 29 8 13 71 175 107 Montreat 28 9 13 69 230 141 was voted the MVP Tuesday P11t sb urgh 20 19 10 50 200 186 night at the All-Star game, Det ro1 t 13 ?6 9 35 142 189 Wast11ngton 4 41 5 13 106 2.60 sank a patr of free throws DIVISIOn 4 mtdway through the thtrd w 1 t pts gt ga Buffalo 32 10 7 71 217 150 quarter to become the eighth Bos ton 26 13 10 62 225 14 7 player to score 10,000 regular Toronto 18 25 7 43 167 198 Cal1 forn1 a 12 32 9 33 140 209 season points m his ABA By United Press Inlernatlonal N BA Stand1ngs By Untted P.- ess. lnlernaf1on a l Eastern Conference AHaniiC DIVISIOn w 1 pet g b Bos ton 33 14 702 Buffrtlo 32 17 653 1 New York 26 2J 531 8 Philadelphia 20 29 408 14 Central Dt v tSIOO w I pet 9 b Washmgton 35 13 729 Hou ston 24 25 490 111 1 Cl evel and 11 15 468 l2 1 1 21 31 412 151 ? A tlanta N ewOrlean s 5 41 109 29 Western Conference Mtdwest DIVI SIOO w I pet 9 b D etro1t JO 21 588 Ch1cago 21 21 563 l 11 K C Omaha 25 26 490 5 Milwaukee 23 24 489 '5 Paetf1c Dtv 1s1on w I pet g b Golden Sta t e 30 18 625 Portland 22 26 458 8 Seatt l e 22 26 458 8 PhoeniX 19 27 413 10 Los Ange les 19 26 404 10 17 Ttlursday's Res ults N ew York 117 At la nta 115 Buffalo 97 Cleve land 91 Hou ston 103 D etro t 88 Fnday 's Games Cleveland at Boston Atlanta at Buffalo Milwaukee at Philad elphia Washmgton a t New Orleans Golden Stat e at Ch1cago Los Ang el es at Phoen1)( Port land at Sea ttle Thursday's Re sult s Cal1forn a 0 Bu tta\o 6 NY Rang er s 3 Philadelphia 3 Toronto 1 Det ro1t 5 Pitt sburgh 2 L os A ng e les 6 Wa sh1ngton 4 Fnday 's Game St LOUI S at Atlanta Boston~ N H L Sland1ngs By Un1fed Press lnternaiiOOal DIVISIOO I w 1 t pi s gl ga Pt11ladlph1a 31 10 7 69 17 1 101 NY Rangers 25 15 9 59 201 160 Atlanta 21 19 10 52 uo 142 NY Islanders 20 17 12 52 167 137 DIVISIOn 2 w 1 t pts gt ga 25 20 5 55 169 157 Vancouver 24 21 4 52 162 143 Ct11cago 18 22 8 44 153 173 St LOUI S 12 29 6 30 127 208 M1nnesota Kansa s C1fY. 10 32 6 26 12 1 205 BOAT SHOW TO OPEN BOSTON (UP! ) - The annual International Boat Show wtll open Feb 8 here for a mneday run, a spokesman satd Thursday Geiberger up by one champiOn Ge1berger were Bob Murphy, Charles Coody, Eddie Pearce, Allen Miller, Brian Allin and Bob E Smith with 67s Gary Groh could have joined that select sextet had he not "blacked out" by taking a . casual swing at the ball which lay a quarter of an mch from the cup on Ute loth hole and missed tl completely. That double bogey gave him a 68 along wtth George Archer, Nicklaus and Ozaki Lee Trevmo, a former Hawaiian Open winner, started out with a 36, but ran mto trouble on the back nme where he carded a 39 for a 75. Ntcklaus sald he enjoyed shooting his 68 In the opening round, but was unhappy that he let three par.f1ve holes get away from him. "ThiS IS the first round I've hit m the ~ this year," Nicklaus said, "so I'm fmally gomg In the right direction " SEE US FOR YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS m-2164 The Store With "ALL For Pets Certificates · 5.75 per cent per year paid on 90 day Certificates of Deposit. $1,000.00 Minimum . Interest Payable Quarterly. SEOA,L FRESHMEN Team W L P OP Logan 9 2 522 337 Athens 8 3 427 389 career Gatt1potls 8 3 495 432 In other NBA games, New Waverly 7 4 433 359 York edged Atlanta, 117-m, Meigs 5 6 437 439 3 8 363 402 and Houston beat Detroit, ltJ3.. Ironton 3 8 358 482 88 In the only other ABA Jackson Wellston 1 10 290 485 The Alhons County game, San Antomo ripped TOTALS 44 44 3325 3325 Sovlngs & Loon Co. Utah, 118-102. Thursday's results: 296 Second 51 Logan 62 Gallipolis 32 Knlcks 117, Hawk• 115: Pomeroy, Ohio Alhens 32 Waverly 31 New York's John Gl811elli Me1g s .40 Ironton 38 broke clear from Atlanta Wellslon 37 Jackson 34 Feb. 6 games: defenders to take a long inGallipolis Waverly bounds pass from Walt FraZier Wellston atatAthens and popped In a two-footer with Meigs at Logan one second left to give the lronlon at Jackson Knlcks their fifth straight win without a loss agamst the Hawks this year The wlnnmg shot came one second after Tom Henderson tied the game for the Hawks with twQ seconds left on a drtvmg layup Knick guards Earl Monroe and FraZier, led New York with 30 and 25 points rl!spec'· lively Tom Van Anldale paced the Hawks with Tl points Rockets 103, Plslo!UI 88: Forward Rudy Tomjanovich ZEIC033 scored 30 pomts and Kevm Kunnert grabbed 13 rebounds to lead Houston. Tomjanovich, who entered the game averagIng 20 points, hlt 14 of 20 shots Heck's and both of hiS free throws to Reg. '13.99 lead all scorers He also pulled down 10 rebounds. Kunnert This Price For The Reel combmed with alternate center Steve Hawes to limit All,o;tar Only - Does Not Include Rod • . Piston Bob Lanter to ftve rebounds. Spurs llB, Stars 102: Jim Silas dtilled In 17 of his POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. game high 35 points m tbe final seven minutes to help San Antomo beat Utah. With score tied at ~ in the third quarter, Silas and George Gervln combined for :ro of the Spurs' 34 points to put San Antomo ahead for good. Meigs Co. Branch ..@ SPIN CAST REEL •999 HECK'S DISCOUNT STORE VAWE IN AN AUTOMATIC MINI-SIZE SAW eAutomatic Oiling • "All-Bearing'' Engine eExtra Quiet Muffler -- - eAnd Many Othet Top Quality F~tttres.l we have a specialist present on Monda,s to accommodate your needs. We represent Ughtning Rod Mutual ' :mW.MIInSI. ·standings On 90-Day NUMBER 1 If you need your present POlicy explained MODERN SUPPLY SEO frosh 5.75% THE REAL MOBILE HOMES • FARMS Chicks After They 1-Jatch. Metgs 10 II 12 7-40 Ironton 5 15 4 13-38 MEIGS (401 - Witte 2 l 5. Foil rod 6 0 12, Sian ley 6 2 14, Gum 1 Q 2, Winebrenner l 0 2, Arnold 2 1 5 IRONTON (381 - W>tllams 5· 2 12, Massey 0 1 t Waddell 0 1 1. Thomas 52 12, Lutz 6 0 12 CORRECTION in Hawaiian tourney By ROBERT C. MilLER HONOLULU ( UPI)- Lanky AI Getberger, hounded by 54 other par breakers, took a precarious one,o;troke lead Into the second round of the $200,000 Hawaiian Open at the ramsoaked Waialae Course. Gelberger added a back rune 32tohisopenmgrune34fora66 by a combination of long drives and steady putting. Hot on his heels were six players with 675 and 48 moremcludmg defending champiOn Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Gene Littler and Japan's Jumbo Ozaki-who broke the 72 par for Wrualae Gel be• ger gave the '!•I greens credit for his six bll'dies and no bogies on the opening day "Iwasdrivingwell,"heaaid, "and the' confidence I got from my drives belped my putting" More of the rain that fell throughout the opening dsy was forecast for today The National Weather Service arud Oahu was within a "very extensive area of precipitation" which would probably continue at least through today. Closest behind former PGA a 10-6 ftrst quarter lead befme the T1ge1s stormed back to take an 8 pmnt margm m the second quar ter Metgs scored seve< at qmck buckets befo1 e the buzze t and managed to pull to a 21-21 lldlfllmc deadlock McAdoo continues 1 Sa n D1ego 2 1 29 420 19 1 1 Thursday 's Res ults Denver 123 St Lou 5 II I San An ton1 o 118 Utah 102 Frtday ''.i Games St L OUIS a t Kentucky Utah at lnd 1ana M emphiS vs V tr gtn la at Hamplon De nv er a t New York San Anton •o at Sa n D1ego HOME • AUTO • BONDS • Also Broods the Greg Bailey w1 th 29 and 24 pmnts respechvely Kyger Creek has been tn· consistent, at best, thts season, wtlh the 'cats lone wm of the season a 62·52 deciston over Hannan (W Va ) The Bobcats are paced by Jltntor forward Bill Metzner and semor center Joe Stidham Southern, at 8-1i, has by far the bes t record of the schools In Metgs County The Tornados hold down the thtrd place spot in the SVAC The Marauders then turned race behmd Hannan Trace and around and opened up an 8 North Galha pomt lead, 33-25 after three But the wmd ~torms wtll pertods before Ironton used a have thetr work cut out for w ne press the fmal frame to them tomght, as the James cause numerous Me1gs turngang comes to town Greg uvets The hnal2 pomt margm, James ts one of the top scorers however was as <.'lose as the and rebounders m the league, hosts could come and ts JOined m double figure The Marauders were led 111 sconng per game by btg Mike scormg b) B1 ent Stanley wtth Camden, Fred Logan and Gene 14 pmnts and Chuck Follrod Payne Wl th 12 The Tornados hope that the Ironton was paced by three mstde strength of Danny players wtth 12 pmnts each, Brownmg and Greg Dunnmg, Wtlhams, Thomas and Lutz along wtlh the outside sconng Metgs canned 19 of 36 held of Mtke Roberts and Ttm Hlll, goal attempts for 53 pet, but wtll be enough to counter the JUSt 4 of 10 at the charity strtpe explostve Pirate offense Ironton htt 6 of 9 fr ee sthrows Nor th Galha won the first The Marauder hauled m '1:1 meetmg between the two clubs, rebounds, led by Stanley wtth 9 57-45 and George Gtim and Brent Arnold wtth 5 each The Maraude•s, at 5-6, travel to Logan Thursday, Feb 6 Our Interest Is Iron ton ts now 3-8 Greater For You SVAC play The Eagles of Btll Phtlhps downed the Bobcat• ea rlier thts wmter 76-62 on the Bobcat planks The Eagles a !so are commg off a dtsa ppmnhng setback, losmg to Waterford 83-75 carher thts week In that contes t, the btrds got good •cormg from Randy Blake and Meigs frosh drop Ironton Pro Standings W est w 1 pet 41 10 80~ ' Insurance Company •. 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' '~ .'- fum Tiedt• Wat c r gate- ta~nt e d nam e ~ NO'I E Th1s 1s perhaps to The Conservaltvc one of an Jrreguldr senes of party B) 1F.DITOH ( ol umns contmnmg fasc ma tmg Much ado about parking lots Effecti'>C ne:tt Junr 30 ttw Em 1ronmental ProtectiOn Agency 1EPA) proposes puttmg ccrtam parktn!! lot management rcguhHtons mto pffect m so me 18 metropolt tan areds - from Alaska to l-c:1hforma to lexas to 1\e\\ Ymk - \\he1e autornob1le pollutwn exceeds natiOna l cur quahty stan- 1tems "'hu.~ h t~ re n t Im portant tnouJ4h to demand full-{oiumn li cdt men t 1 \\ASHTNGTON - No llun g stu s the Pcnk!gon JUices so Co t Oran Hend erson, CHICAGO (UP!) - Less than hall the Big Ten basketball season has passed, and already the Indtana Hoosiers apparently have the championship wrapped up. The Hoosiers, boasting a 22 game wummg streak and an ~ conference record with 10 games remalnmg in the 18 game Big Ten season, have beaten overy other conference club except Oh10 State The Buckeyes get thell' first chance for an upset Saturday night, entertammg the Hoosiers, and the No 1 ranked Indl8lla hve will be a heavy favorite to regtster a sweep for Ita first round of play agamst the league Ohio State already has lost to Dllnols at home, and the Illlni have managed to win only three of etght league games and only on the Buckeye court away from home, md1cating that the high scormg tough defense Roosters will be tested lightly. Indiana has played four htghes t rankwg offt cer con nee led with the My La t ma ssacre tn VIe tnam ha s bee n lmed b) the Pennsylvama B1ce ntenmal Comrn tssiDn H1 s JO b ts to coordmate dtsc usswns Involved wtth the formati on of a wmldw1de Declarahon of t Hwnan Rtghts Adv1ce lor \\ Omen' threatened wtlh rape, from a member of the lntematwnal A ssn of Chtefs or Pollee "Treat hlm hke a p1mple, 1\lth d1 sdam. RapiSts are motiva ted by breakmg \\omen down If a gal cr1es or shows fnght, 1t's JUS! what the perpetrator wants 11 Homeowners worned abou t posstble changes tn tax laws regard mg mortgage mtere.t deduchons should for get 1! Oregon O.' mocrat AI Ulilnan , new c hatrman of the tax wnt1 ng House Ways and Means Committee, IS known to favor thetr retentiOn Reltred Adm. Elma Zum"alt, com~crncd that Russta no\\ holds a 4 to !lead In operational \\arships (2054 to 508 ) beheves It poses "the greatest of lhreats" to th e 69 of 72 crttlcal resources (oil, rubber, magnes1um, etc.) that <orn e lo thiS nation by the American guarded seven seas. much us IWI JO J S of war An dards mte lltgence offu er wluspers -\11 ne\1 parkmg factlit1es laq;cr U1an 250 spaces 110 for Fatrbanks and 500 for Houston 1 wtll be that the U S mtltlary strateg tc sub]rct to p1 econstructwn rt:'VIC\.\ tesen.e - three dJvtsJons - Is Tilt" regulations dre an Instru ct ive exampl e- of the bureaucratic nund at "'ork more th.m enough to ussure a 11w EPA s p1 oposed parki ng management applica tion form consists of three pm ts Part I qullk ta keove1 of u th cal gene<dltnlorm~ uon tequtres a descrptwn of the parking fact hty !lot or g,lrage l. the number of Mtddtc E~sl otlhelds shou ld squ.tre feet. number of parkmg spaces and the construction schedul e _ I he necesstty anse The GO 000 Part IT requtres the appltcant to demon strate that opera tton of the proposed parkmg factlity wtll t1oops could be aJrltftecl mto not result m a net mcrea se 111 VMT ' - vehtde nules traveled '1he apphcant may analyze VMT S<:~ud t ~r~1b1a , KuY.~ll t ctnd usmg hts m\n meUnKI or the EPA s Pe rstan Gulf Emirates m a U he use• Ius own method, he must provide EPA offtctals wtth a ' quantitative analysts, nwlter of h OUI s Success demonstrfl tmg C'onc.:lusJvel) that ope rat ton of the fa cll1ty under worst case conditions will not result m could be ac hteved tn a day or an tncreast m \eluclc m1 les traveled " The applicant must :submit to EPA documentatiOn of data 1\~ u Ltvtngston's Pawn sources and ctssumpttons Sh•>p. three hlocks from !he Under the CPA method the applicant must de scrtbe Ut e type of uset actlvtty (restdenttal Whatc Hl)use, rt•ports a bnsk customer-client permanenl-tn! ernuttent use, employe, tndcpendent<nultt usc) and user mode of rec·ess tnn busmcss · " We' tc tr,n el (automobile dnver, Hntomoblle passenger tran s1t ndc1, biCyclist and walken m terms of the gotten some governmenl 41f· number of persons datly tnps per person and peak hour trtps per person fH· crs m here recently, you'd The' appltcant must atso descnbe any e1<1s tmg or proposed transtt routes 11h1ch wtll serve the be surprised " rn terpol the proposed factltt) , tdenttfy other partkmg lacthtles m the area whtch are hk ely to be used by persons prt\ate organ1zatwn of Ill m the area and gtve the esttmated tnp lengths and the number of datly trtps per person to these other ternat10na t cops, ha s t!s U S factht1es offi ce 1n the l'reas ury P.trt 01 deals With carbon mono1<1de atr quahty standards comphance Agam, the app hcant may Department some gnpe tt's use hts own method lo r analyzmg c••bon monOJade or the EPA s method If he chooses to use his own not proper The current metl10d,he must subnut to EPA records and result.s of hts analysts, tnclucting docwnentat10n of data, Social Securtly deduction for a sou rces, asswnptlons and calculatiOns $14,000 "age earner " $1,649 If he uses the EPA's method, the applicant must submtt (1) a regiOnal map tdentt fymg the annually In 25 years, at prmctpal roads, highways and mtersect10ns that wtll be used by motor vehtcles moving to and from prcsl·nt rates of Increase, It the proposed parkmg facth ty and (2) a stle plan whtch mdtcates the locatwn of assoctated parktng w1ll be at least $6,772 The areas, pomts of motor vehtcle mgress and egress to and from the stte and tis assoctated parking area Naltona l Par k Serv tce and the locatton and height of bmldmgs on the stte LORAIN, Ohio (UPI) - The Telegraph; Willlam T Jerome, who arranged it, who made the operates two exclusive retreats -f Follo\\tng a reVIew of Pari! of the apphcatton fo rm, the EPA wtll provide the apphcant wtth a for government offlctals, one A South Vtetnam embassy Loram, Otuo, Journal, m a who was president of Bowling contacts and why all those form which specifies certam Intersections, roadway segments and lanes for which the applicant must each tn Gt and Teton and offt ctal \\ Orrtes that the Vtel copyrtghted story, srud Thurs- Green at the time, and people carne to such an out-ofproVIde demand data and must show that the worst ex1stmg carbon monoXIde level lmmedtately Shenandoah Nat1onal Parks Cong may be ready to brtng atr day the Central Intelligence Cleveland industrialist Cyrus the-way place as Bowling adJacent to the proposed parking facthty Is less than 75 per cent of the carbon monoxtde standard common folks are not allowed operatiOns mto t he endless Agency illegally mvestigated a Eaton. Green, said Wakefield. The apphcant 's IJlOnltormg mstrumentation and the location of the samphng tnstrwncnt must be trade conference at Bowling Wakefield, who told the One current debate in the The CIA agent said he was war ' We know they 've been approved m advance by the agency Green State Uruverstty May 4, he was the prime Journal GOP Is \\hether to change lhe workmg on captured a1rftelds, very anxious · to know who This only skims the !ilp of the regulations, whtch go mto far greater detatl 1967 mover of the conference, dld arranged the conference beand we know they can get the The really sad thmg, according to crlllcs, IS that the regulations are based on a great many unThe Journal was told by not know if 1t was illegal fm' the cause whoever did was "obviplanes' John Jerome, m h1s proven asswnptlons about the relatiOnship between automobiles and pollutton concentraUons :rhey book "The Death of !he Theodore D Wakefield, CIA to be checking on domestic ously a very powerful person," warn that ~new parking fa ctlllles are forced out of the controlled areas, thts wtll cause thell' sca t- around the tee th There are a lot of causes for Autombmle", wr1tes that one Vermilion, Ohio, chali"IIlan of activities, he said at the time. Wakefield told the Jouinal. ' termg else" here, whtch ts hardly an answer to the pollution problem and wtll work agamst the very "My feeling then was that lhts cond<llon not lUSt one car motoring from Santa the Firelands Commumty goal of encouragmg public transportation Bank of Huron, Ohio, that a the government was alert, but ' 1 here are good ammal studtes Montca to Pasadena burns up Interested m butlding a parkmg lot, anyone ' ::; hD'.\ w g that a ca lcmrn more oxygen m the 45-minute CIA agent questioned htm today I'm pretty sensl!lve deftctent dte t can cause the trzp !han the total population of seven years ago about an East- about these thmgs because of Watergate," Wakefield sa1d. bone to absorb and lead to loose Los Angeles ts breathing at lhe West trade conference. Attendmg the conference "It's a warrung to us that the tee th , znfected pockets and the same lime. Guttt-depressed whole p1 obtem Any of the Amert cans. usually pleadmg were Paul-Henri Spaak, for- government IS watching us medtcal disorders that lead to tndtscreltons of thetr youth, mer prime minister of BelgiUm even when we are doing legal WASHINGTON (UPI) bone resorption can be a send an average $12,000 a day and first president of the things." Umted Natwns General Prestdent Ford wtll ask was a spec1al Wakefield factor The fi rst stgn of bone to a "conscience fund ' set up Assembly; A-~exander Congress to approve further consultant to Jerome at the 1esopt10n that later affects the 10 the Treasur} Deparilnent Trowbrtdge, former Secretary spendmg cuts m government time of the conference. spzne and other par ts of the Most of the returns are exof Conunerce, Adm Ellery He gave the CIA agent the atd for older Amertcans, an body 1os teoporosis I ts oflen plamed as compensatiOn for Stone, retired vice chalnnan of information he sought about admtmstratton official said loose teeth petty lhtever; of government International Telephone and B) La \\ renrt• E. Lam b. M ll lcttet~ askmg fot tlldl colunlll whose tdea the conference was, Thursday m ,1 k l:' tlunposs1 ble to keep the Dental hygtene IS unpot till!!. or othe r property m years past DP.AR DH f AMTl - T from peoph• uh o hc~vc teeth teeth clcrtn Often th ese ThaI zncl~des how you care 1'!11< The aged wtll be asked to Huber! Humphrey of mt ssed \OUr (Oi umn on no'' to pt oblcms M.} mat! suggests pockets become tnfect ed your gmg1va Nutntwn IS an absorb cuts m atd for transMinnesota holds the record m sm e lt•eth I sa w wh er c ) Otl Hre not the onh vne \\hO dctchng to the problem portahon, meals and other tmp ortan t fa ctor and so ts Congress for " stationery another reader wrote ' ou to m1ssed tt The 01 tg mal column services already approved by The bone around the teeth smokin g ego ism ", his letterhead sav she used a sumlar uea t- \\as m answer to a yo ung man Congress, said Stanley B begms to dissolve eausmg the The program 1 1ecom- features a three and one-half m~nt and slill had her teeth :10 33 ye,u sold , who \\U S about to teeth to loosen and fma lly mended, whtte your denttst 1s Thomas Jr of the Department ~ea rs late! I need that m- lose Ius tee th from pyorrhea lcddmg to lostng the teeth tf the cleanmg up your teeth, IS to be inch deep pholo of htmself and of Health, Educahon and a three and one-half mch long lormatlOn Could )Oil tell us This Js a common problem 1n p1 ocess ts not stopped Welfare. sure you are ge llin g plen ty of signature. .Amertcan Health agam JUSt ''hut '' e should do our soc tety The teeth ge t loose 1 re com mended and 11111 calc tum zn your dtet That Elderly persons already face about loose teeth '' and pockets develop bel\1 ee n agatn, that anyone wtth !hts means the equivalent of at Consultants says two mtllion a proposed cut m food stamp Amencans are mfested wtth DEAR READER - I have the gmgtva and the teeth Food p1obtem should see a dent1 st least one quar t of mtlk a da} beneftts m March and possible 1ecen ed more !han n thousand pa r tic les acc umul ate Hnd The ) oung man who wrote Also ta ke plenty of vttamm C hce watered-down Social· Securtly Phllhp Warden, the man stat ed that he had see n a Some people have margmal mcreases scheduled lor July. \\ho prepares President Ford's denhst 11 ho had told hun vttamm C deftctenctes tl1at daily news dlgesl, reports he nothmg could be done about hts contnbute to the problem I pt oblem 1 strong!) dtsagree kn ow of many cases where culls the " most relevant" material from 75 newspapers 111th tlus allttude, ,IS I kn ow taktng 1000 mtlh grams of The Dai~ Sentinel and 25 magazines, "critlcal many cases \\he re the problem vttamm C a day m addtlton to DEVOTED TO THE arttcles Included" . .. An FBI INTERES'UlF ha s been con trolled Mos t proper dental care, has helped MEIGS·MASON AREA source says dtsparagmg mCHESTER L TANNEHILL model n denhsts bcheve a lot clear up thts problem wtthm forma!ton held on Exec Ed. ecm be done to save teeth m th1s thtee months Thts amount 1s ROBERT HOEFLICH co ngressp eo ple mcludes C1ty Editar eondthon not enough to ea use any harm ·tutus" about Ed\\ard Ken'Published da•ly except Saturday by The Ol't•o Valley 1 he fu st step 1> a good and ma) help a lot By David Poling nedy Booze and women, tf 1t's Pub i1 Sh1ng Company , 111 cleamng of the tee th removmg Fmalll tf you smoke, stop any body's busmess but hts Court St , Pomeroy Oh i Q Last fall an Anzona contractor went m for hiS annual check45769 Busmess Office Phone pl dque ,md mfected mater1al Tobacco m any form ts hard on up . Everythmg was okay, except for that mole on his back Hts 992 2156 Ed1t0r1al Phone 992 There Is a bookworm In the 1 2157 from around the b.tse of the the teeth and surroundtng doctor pursued further tests and the result was an munedtate Library of Congress whose JOb Second class postage paid at tee th You1 de1thst \Hll have to structures Pomeroy, Ohio operation for mahgnancy Our frtend return ed home after tt ts to keep the books free of do thts lot \OU If you lmve a lot N at 1ona I adver t iSing Send your questiOns to Dr worms Food Day, a nonproftt several \leeks m the hospttal lo learn that 'they had not been representative Bott1ne111 of poc·ke ts around the teeth he Lamb, Ill care of thts Gallagher , Inc, 12 East .42nd able to get 11 aU" and the disease appeared to be ad1•ancmg group. says "Bacon ts one of St New York, New York m {l 't even want to remove newspaper P 0 Box 1551, the most dangerous foods m the throughout hts bod) Subscription rates some of tl1e excess tissue to RadiO Ctly Slatton. New York, Del 1vered by tarner where He was restgned to the fate of declmmg health and death market", some of tis elements ava1 l ab1e 75 cents per week, ehlmnate tlte pockets The N Y 10019 For a cop) of Dr By Motor Route where carrier Slowly but methodically he put hiS busmess affatrs m order, have ' caused cancer 1n · I 'd l1ke th1s 'Fear of Flymg' - I'm very mserv 1ce not available, One denhst who does thts type work Lambs booklet on balanced laymg out mstrucllons for hts company assoctates. vistUng wtth laboratory expenments" month $3 25 By mall 1n OhiO terested m avJatJon " ts called a pertdontist - a dtet, send 5() cents to the same i!lnd W Va , One Year , $22 00 his famtly about thmr role tn the future - wtthou t hmt Not a Confldenl (bless 'em) citizens ~i x months, 511 so, Three spectahst on problems of the addr ess and ask fo r the rehg10us person, nor acuve m an) church. he shll thanked a nlonths , S7 00 Elsewhere no\\ hold a record 63 8 billion In sot t that effe ct the tissues 'Balanced Dtet · booklet $26 00 year , S1x months devout SISte.r "ho daily prayed to God for his heahng and V. S. Savings Bond stock. Sl 3 50, three months S7 so recovery Subscr1pt1on pnce 1ncludes Sunday T1mes Sentinel • Last month he entered tbe UmverSll) of Anzona Medical Center for suppo rtiVe therapy After several da)s of exhaustive tests cante the astoundmg report No trace o'f cancer' For some un expected rnason, he \\as complete!) healed Now his conversatton and atlltud e ts ftlled "'th a spll'Itual focus that never before extsted m hts life ThiS seculartzed business man has Self-paced mstrucuon and Umverst!\', uses a specially years Care III ts for teachers become an articulate, daily spokesman for the deeper questions combmed use of audio--vtdeo puler asststed mstruchon during the very first week In computf.>r asststed 1nstruclton constructed van complete wtth of prunary chtldren, aged llve of tile An aura of thankfulness and wonder surrounds him And and wrttten medta offers an averaged 24 percent higher m learmng how to use the are h\ o terms heard often computer system The CARE to etght years The fourth his greatest regret IS that he had spent so much of hts life amaztng wtde vanety of the !mal exam than did those eqwpment. Parhctpants are among educators Begmmng van , bwlt wtth fund s by the course, CARE IV, ts destgned avotdmg the relg10us dimenswn educatwnal e<pertences For taking the same course m the also required to buy textbooks Feb 10m Athens and March 23 Penn State Foundatwn and to giVe mformation and sktlls Rhonda Flemmg Is mtervtewed m a recent edttion of the for each course m PomerO), such ex:pertences operated wtth a· gran t from the necessary to work wtth e.ample, the student can traditional classroom National Enqull'er She descrtbes the collapse of her movt e actually hear the sounds heard The computer assisted mStudents work at theU' own wtll be avatlable for school Bureau of Educatwn for the vtsually handtcapped children career, the break-up of her mamage to producer Hal Bartlett by a child wtth a heanng struction students completed pace and when they want to. personnel and other tn Handtcapped of the U S Offtce None of the courses has pre- deflctency The student IS not and the Jarrmg, shocking awareness that soon she would be 5() dlVlduals workmg Wtlh or of Educat 10n. wtll be open from reqwslles smce each course's Ilffilted to JUS! reading ' about the same matertal m 33 percent Each course requires between years old At this zero pomt. she told reporter Henry GrlS . less hme than did the 20 and 70 hours with an average wanting to \\Ork w1th han - 8 a m until 11 p m seven days content ts self-con tamed Nor 1s " In this crlSls, I turned to the only source I knew - to God I the symptoms traditional classroom students of :ro hours which includes a dtcapped chtldren a week In Athens, the courses 1t necessary that parttctpants told God I didn 't know whtch way to turn, so I wanted Him to These self-paced courses Another feature of this self- fmal exammation adWhtle the curnculum ts start February 10 In Pomeroy, have a college degree m order sholl' me. I prayed take over my life because I've messed 1t up " provtde an opportumty for a paced program 1s that a ortented prtmartly towards IIUnlStered by the computer. the van "'11 start operatwn on to learn the matenal m the student to move through each Her recovery was not a sudden afternoon release Step by student nonnally receives a There still lS a hwnan inpre .se rvt cl' and tn·servt ce March 24 course step, over a three-year pertod, she was led out of this cave of qwckly as he is able course as course developed, constructed, teraction factor m this CARE teachers . all personnel mAn mdtvtdual may take any Flruubiil ty is the ke) word to to comprehend the matenal. personal darkneskness and defeat Today her life has meanmg and taught by an IndiVIdual progrwn SlllCe proctors are on cludtng spec1al class super- of the four courses for etthet understandmg the value of the and purpose, With two new grandchildren, and a fresh career at Contrary to the traditional teacher. This computenzed hand to assist participants. \'lsorsl school nurses. credtt or non-credtt CARE I IS computer asststed m5(), Satd Miss FlellWlg, "How often It ISm tile that what appears psychologtsts. spectal servtces a course to prepare teachers structional van and the CARE classroom Slluatwn, a student system, however, allows the RegiStration IS still open for to be a deep tragedy IS really a blessmg m dtsgUlse · lS free to begin and end his course to be presented as a the Athens, Ohio program personnel. da> care \\orkers. and other school personnel to courses offered The major lesson when he wants U he has The Outstian conunumty was founded on the personal synthesis of work of several whtch starts February 10 alljl and teachers atdes may be recogmze and tdentify han- advantage of this program is religtous testimony of believers m ChriSt The New Testament IS the Meigs CoWlty program mterested Nurses m hospitals, dtcapped children The course that it bnngs an mdtvtduallzed to mterrupt his course for an experts. essentially a sertes of stories about people who found theU' lives The student IS totally In- ,starting March 24. The apsoctal agenctes. and Head Start phtlosophy encourages th e qualtty course of mstruction on ••tended period of time, he ean changed dramaltcally It ts true today teachers wtll fmd the courses teacher to vtew each child as a tunely subJect to groups of begm again where he was volved in this type of course plication forms for both mterrupted A new book (and the last ) by world famous evangelist E • of considerable help work as be must constantly be locations are available through an mdmdual and teaches the school personnel who might not A stmple "conversation " Interacting With the computer- CARE Coordinator, ConStanley Jones, prt,<~ents m dramatic fashion the faith of one man Four courses are soon to be teacher student what to loolt otherwiSe have the benellt of with the computer takes care teacher Thus, hts con- tinuing Education Office, Ohio with a crippling illness. At the age of 87, Dr Jones was knocked offered at both southeastern for m observmg children retrammg and upgrading of schedulmg changes. Self· centration is total and con- University, 309 Tupper Hall, down. with a maSSive stroke Unable to move or speak, he Ohto locattons through a Two courses deal wtlh Because the course ts paced study IS advantageous to eventually recovered to write a book, · "The Dtvme Yes" program called Computer dtagnoshc teachmg of computer taught and computer a student m terms of tinuous. He never can let his Athens. Interested individuals (Abingdon Press) and to return, to his beloved India and die nund wander as might occur in are encouraged" to pboqe 584Assisted Rene\\ a! Educallon children CARE II Is for ortented, 11 bnngs \0 many peacefully where be had spent :;o years of mmistry. scheduluig and efficiency. In (CARE( teachers of pre-school students an entirely new type one study, students who took the tradihonal classroom. 3361 or - 5!H Z3ll3 aa soon u • At Its center, the Church IS fired and thtilled by the power of Program stud~nts Will go possible to get further lnThe program . made chtldren, aged two to ftve of learmng expe•tence The personal religtous testimony, from Jerusalem to Jacksonville the CARE I course VIa com- through an orientation oe·~ ~n form,tioo regan~~n,g aclml-ton avatlable by Penn Stare Blld regiSin,':itlll. ,~ Cuts ordered in funds for Sr. Citizens TRACTOR SS99 BAUM'S TRUE Berrys World VAWE STORE year STEAK HOUSE Tli'e power of persmwl By United PrGss International Two out-of-state schools along with Tiffin scored victortes Thursday night in Ohto college basketball action. Only two games are scheduled tonight. Owen Long of Slippery Rock (Pa.) canned a 25-foot jump shot with one second left m the gsme to give the Rockets thell' 81-79 edge over Wright State. Long wound up the game with 18 points. Teammate John Thiebaud scored 14 markers and Bob O'ConnQr and Bill Odem 10 each. For the Raiders, 9-7, Bob Grote tallied Tl pointers, Steve Shook 16 and Dan Swam and Lyle Falknor 10 apiece. The victory was Slippery Rock's 13th agamst five set- Home of the Fabulous SANDWICH 1 Order By Phone ~ew teaching experience being offered in Meigs ' 82-81. Allen Murphy scored 14 and Junior Bridgeman 13 as the third-rated Cardmals ran thell' season record to 14-1. Relymg heavily on a zone defense, LouiSville held the Aggies to thell' lowest scoring total for any Cardinal opponent m I~ years The Cards also sank all 19 of their shots from the free throw line WSU loses 81-79 • religious testimony • "The players were unhappy about the suspenstons," Kinwn said "We're like a fanuly. These things hit us all very hard The 6-8 Mosley, leadmg rebounder m the nation, has been declared ineligible by the university for the remainder of thts season, while Raftery, who msiSts he w11l "vigorously appeal any further NCAA action against Mosley," remains suspended for a month and Regan for three weeks Elsewhere across the nation, only one team m the top 20 was m action and that was No. 3 Lomsville, which put away New Menco State, 51-42 In other gwnes, Holy Cross edged Manhattan, 76-74, Rutgers downed Bucknell, 94-72, Furman routed APPalachian State, 96-.19, and Vll'gmia survived a scare from Randolph Macon, CROW'S Tiffin triumphs; DAVID POtiNG, D. D. • ___ WHEEL HORSE Loose teeth can be saved , Seton Hall wms without Mosley Ridenour's ------- share of second place at Northwestern, where the Gophers should be a sohd chmce over the Wildcats, who have won only on ~ m eight league games But two years ago a lightly regarded Northwestern team upset Mtnnesota m the season fmale to knock the Gophers out of a chance for a title lte Iowa 4-4 plays at Wtsconsm to gtve the Badgers a 1811' chance for thell' Ill's! wm of the Big '!'en season WISCOnsm has lost three times at home while Iowa has won once on the road In the !mal game on a full schedule of Btg Ten contests, Michtgan State 4-4 plays at mmoiS With a 3-.1 record and two home losses • Authonzed dealer for Zen1th CIA m Bowling Green act • game on the road and won all of them, at M1ch1gan State, Mtchigan, Northwestern and WISconsin, and has run up more than 100 pomts twtce, at ,Mlchtgan State and at home agaUtSt Purdue OhiO State ts one of four teams sharing the runner up posttion three games behmd the Hoosiers, lied wtth Purdue, Minnesota and Mtchigan. The Buckeyes have lost to Mtchigan State and Michigan as well as the Illini, but have won ltve of !hell' last slll games, mcludmg decistons over Purdue and Mmnesota At least one of the other runners up could be knocked back a notch smce Mtchigan plays at Purdue, whtle Minnesota will try to hang on to a By United Press International Ordmarily a wm over Fmr- Gtbson Hardw1ck . Ktl fteld -or any otber team for chen A•d L1tton ( M1cro wave OVen} Al so Doxol that matter - would have Propane Serv1ce pleased Seton Hall Coach Bill Raftery Unfortunately, however, Raftery was not on the bench T. V. & Appliance !' for the Pll'ates' ~7 wm over Fairfield at MadiSOn Square Gas SeNice Garderi Thursday mght. Phone 985-3307 1 Netther was Seton Hall Chesler, Ohio 5 Athleltc Director Richte ,_, Regan , Assistant Coach Horace Mahon or the Pirates' star player Glenn Mosley Less than slll hours before 8 H.P. game ltme, Raftery was Electric Start stnpped of his coaching job, Regan of his athletic directorship and Mosley of his player status m a devastating threeway housecleanmg by the South Orange, N J. school Reg.$1068 officials m an effort to ward off an NCAA probationary action SALE for Raftery's alleged illegal recruiting of Mosley. Expires Feb. 15 Cbrus Kinwn, a part-time assistant to Raftery, directed the team agamst Fairfield and guard Tom Fatherly sewed the game up with a p8ll' of free throws wtth three seconds Chester, Ohio remaining. But Kinum, too, 985-3301 not reveling m VIctory, the . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __._ was Pirates 11th In 15 games this • DR. LAMB Tigers, 'Cats, Pirates come in tonight Bucks get crack at No. 1 Indiana Mac?" The Capitol ledger. . . opinion, features You See I've Got the Right of Way, 31,!97~ And Teke Em Home 992-5~32 SEE YOUR BIRD HATCH IN A MARSH TURN~ X INCUBATOR Automatic Htel Control. Eggs turned from outside Equipped wllh lllrnlng rl"'l lor 2~ qualllllltl•• 11 pheasant eggs or 12 cllld<tn11J9S. Incubator with one lllrnlng r{"'l backs. Shaw (Mich.), keyed by guard Cliff Pratt's 43 points, took its first lead of the game with 30 seconds left to play before Leonard McDaniel hit a field goal with four seconds remalnlng to down Central State 87-ll6. McDaruel's chtch two pomts were his only markers of the contest. John Culver tallied 11 counters for the victorious Samts, 13-4. For the Marauders, 12-4, Steve Bayless popped in 16 points, Lannls Tlmmons and Harry Jackson 15 each and Kenny Smith and Bobby Brown 12 apiece. Tiffin's Jim Smith pumped In 16 points and teammate Ketth HWlter added 15 to spark the Dragons to a 79-69 victory over Mount Vernon. Steve Haralson contributed 11 Tiffin pointers and Rich Wheat 10 dt sa ppaint•ng loss to the team s top scorers Another Wellston Hockets . u game th,tl 'ltgel to kee p fill eye or1 ts Ed broke the league's all-tune Ho\\ Hnl / clno lher prohft c lnsmg st1 {'el k of 36 consecutive scm er , g.uncs II ontcm won the ftrst mee tmg The Tt gcrs, m second pl,tce bt:•t\\ct' n the two schools 73 59 m the league standmgs, are led Ill the fom lh game of the by btg Dean F<tzpatnek The 6- sea sun 6 JUmor ts Ute loop's leadmg At Eastern the Eagles \\til be reboundet and one of the se{trc hm ~ for then Hurd wm m All three Mctgs Count\' teams ate at home tomglh as Metgs hosts Ir on ton F.a• tern entertai ns K)ger Creek and No1 th Gal liu \'lSIts Southern The Mara uders wtll be tookmg for thmr second wm of the season and second m SEOAL play The cagers of Roger Brauer are commg off R ABA Stalld1ngs By Untted Pr ess lntern at1ort a l Easl w 1 p<t g b 34 13 713 New York 33 14 702 l K en tu c ky 20 Jl J'n \6 St Lou s 14 35 286 2 1 Memphts ~ 39 188 25 ) Vtrg n a D enver 'I he Metgs Mal auder !1 esh- men, h1ttmg 53 pet from the floor held off a late h on ton comeback to defea t the Tiger• m the Iron ton ptl 40-38 Thursda) cvemng The Maraudet s moved out to g b Sa n Anton to l nd tana 31 24 23 25 564 479 12 16 1 1 U ta h i.2 44 0 18' 28 . I scoring assault of clutch free throws with 16 seconds left after the Cavs had Buffalo's Bob McAdoo, his cut the Braves' lead .to 93-91 stghts set on a second stratght Nattonal Basketball wtth 0 39 showmg on the clock. The vtctory was the eighth m Assoc18ll0n scormg litle, and the last 10 games for Buffalo, the Denver Nuggets, ~mung which also received 21 points for thetr first Amencan Basketball Assoctat10n from Randy Smith. The Cavs' champwnshtp, contmued to loss was thell' seventh straight Denver, running away from dommate thetr respective tile compelttion m the ABA opponents Thursday mght. McAdoo poured In '¥! points, West, romped over the Spll'its upping his NBA-leading aver- of St Louis, 123-111, to stretch age to 33 8 pomts per game on tis best record m the pros to 4115 of 27 held goal shooting, to 10. Nugget All-Star guards lead the Braves to a 97-91 Ralph Simpson and Mack VIctory over the Cleveland Calvtn notched 28 pomts each Cavaliers. McAdoo, who also grabbed 12 rebounds, hit a pair whtle rookie of the year favorite Marvin Barnes hlt 31 pomts for St Louts The DI VIS IOO J w 1 t pts gf ga Sp1nts' Freddte LeWis, who Los An ge les 29 8 13 71 175 107 Montreat 28 9 13 69 230 141 was voted the MVP Tuesday P11t sb urgh 20 19 10 50 200 186 night at the All-Star game, Det ro1 t 13 ?6 9 35 142 189 Wast11ngton 4 41 5 13 106 2.60 sank a patr of free throws DIVISIOn 4 mtdway through the thtrd w 1 t pts gt ga Buffalo 32 10 7 71 217 150 quarter to become the eighth Bos ton 26 13 10 62 225 14 7 player to score 10,000 regular Toronto 18 25 7 43 167 198 Cal1 forn1 a 12 32 9 33 140 209 season points m his ABA By United Press Inlernatlonal N BA Stand1ngs By Untted P.- ess. lnlernaf1on a l Eastern Conference AHaniiC DIVISIOn w 1 pet g b Bos ton 33 14 702 Buffrtlo 32 17 653 1 New York 26 2J 531 8 Philadelphia 20 29 408 14 Central Dt v tSIOO w I pet 9 b Washmgton 35 13 729 Hou ston 24 25 490 111 1 Cl evel and 11 15 468 l2 1 1 21 31 412 151 ? A tlanta N ewOrlean s 5 41 109 29 Western Conference Mtdwest DIVI SIOO w I pet 9 b D etro1t JO 21 588 Ch1cago 21 21 563 l 11 K C Omaha 25 26 490 5 Milwaukee 23 24 489 '5 Paetf1c Dtv 1s1on w I pet g b Golden Sta t e 30 18 625 Portland 22 26 458 8 Seatt l e 22 26 458 8 PhoeniX 19 27 413 10 Los Ange les 19 26 404 10 17 Ttlursday's Res ults N ew York 117 At la nta 115 Buffalo 97 Cleve land 91 Hou ston 103 D etro t 88 Fnday 's Games Cleveland at Boston Atlanta at Buffalo Milwaukee at Philad elphia Washmgton a t New Orleans Golden Stat e at Ch1cago Los Ang el es at Phoen1)( Port land at Sea ttle Thursday's Re sult s Cal1forn a 0 Bu tta\o 6 NY Rang er s 3 Philadelphia 3 Toronto 1 Det ro1t 5 Pitt sburgh 2 L os A ng e les 6 Wa sh1ngton 4 Fnday 's Game St LOUI S at Atlanta Boston~ N H L Sland1ngs By Un1fed Press lnternaiiOOal DIVISIOO I w 1 t pi s gl ga Pt11ladlph1a 31 10 7 69 17 1 101 NY Rangers 25 15 9 59 201 160 Atlanta 21 19 10 52 uo 142 NY Islanders 20 17 12 52 167 137 DIVISIOn 2 w 1 t pts gt ga 25 20 5 55 169 157 Vancouver 24 21 4 52 162 143 Ct11cago 18 22 8 44 153 173 St LOUI S 12 29 6 30 127 208 M1nnesota Kansa s C1fY. 10 32 6 26 12 1 205 BOAT SHOW TO OPEN BOSTON (UP! ) - The annual International Boat Show wtll open Feb 8 here for a mneday run, a spokesman satd Thursday Geiberger up by one champiOn Ge1berger were Bob Murphy, Charles Coody, Eddie Pearce, Allen Miller, Brian Allin and Bob E Smith with 67s Gary Groh could have joined that select sextet had he not "blacked out" by taking a . casual swing at the ball which lay a quarter of an mch from the cup on Ute loth hole and missed tl completely. That double bogey gave him a 68 along wtth George Archer, Nicklaus and Ozaki Lee Trevmo, a former Hawaiian Open winner, started out with a 36, but ran mto trouble on the back nme where he carded a 39 for a 75. Ntcklaus sald he enjoyed shooting his 68 In the opening round, but was unhappy that he let three par.f1ve holes get away from him. "ThiS IS the first round I've hit m the ~ this year," Nicklaus said, "so I'm fmally gomg In the right direction " SEE US FOR YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS m-2164 The Store With "ALL For Pets Certificates · 5.75 per cent per year paid on 90 day Certificates of Deposit. $1,000.00 Minimum . Interest Payable Quarterly. SEOA,L FRESHMEN Team W L P OP Logan 9 2 522 337 Athens 8 3 427 389 career Gatt1potls 8 3 495 432 In other NBA games, New Waverly 7 4 433 359 York edged Atlanta, 117-m, Meigs 5 6 437 439 3 8 363 402 and Houston beat Detroit, ltJ3.. Ironton 3 8 358 482 88 In the only other ABA Jackson Wellston 1 10 290 485 The Alhons County game, San Antomo ripped TOTALS 44 44 3325 3325 Sovlngs & Loon Co. Utah, 118-102. Thursday's results: 296 Second 51 Logan 62 Gallipolis 32 Knlcks 117, Hawk• 115: Pomeroy, Ohio Alhens 32 Waverly 31 New York's John Gl811elli Me1g s .40 Ironton 38 broke clear from Atlanta Wellslon 37 Jackson 34 Feb. 6 games: defenders to take a long inGallipolis Waverly bounds pass from Walt FraZier Wellston atatAthens and popped In a two-footer with Meigs at Logan one second left to give the lronlon at Jackson Knlcks their fifth straight win without a loss agamst the Hawks this year The wlnnmg shot came one second after Tom Henderson tied the game for the Hawks with twQ seconds left on a drtvmg layup Knick guards Earl Monroe and FraZier, led New York with 30 and 25 points rl!spec'· lively Tom Van Anldale paced the Hawks with Tl points Rockets 103, Plslo!UI 88: Forward Rudy Tomjanovich ZEIC033 scored 30 pomts and Kevm Kunnert grabbed 13 rebounds to lead Houston. Tomjanovich, who entered the game averagIng 20 points, hlt 14 of 20 shots Heck's and both of hiS free throws to Reg. '13.99 lead all scorers He also pulled down 10 rebounds. Kunnert This Price For The Reel combmed with alternate center Steve Hawes to limit All,o;tar Only - Does Not Include Rod • . Piston Bob Lanter to ftve rebounds. Spurs llB, Stars 102: Jim Silas dtilled In 17 of his POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. game high 35 points m tbe final seven minutes to help San Antomo beat Utah. With score tied at ~ in the third quarter, Silas and George Gervln combined for :ro of the Spurs' 34 points to put San Antomo ahead for good. Meigs Co. Branch ..@ SPIN CAST REEL •999 HECK'S DISCOUNT STORE VAWE IN AN AUTOMATIC MINI-SIZE SAW eAutomatic Oiling • "All-Bearing'' Engine eExtra Quiet Muffler -- - eAnd Many Othet Top Quality F~tttres.l we have a specialist present on Monda,s to accommodate your needs. We represent Ughtning Rod Mutual ' :mW.MIInSI. ·standings On 90-Day NUMBER 1 If you need your present POlicy explained MODERN SUPPLY SEO frosh 5.75% THE REAL MOBILE HOMES • FARMS Chicks After They 1-Jatch. Metgs 10 II 12 7-40 Ironton 5 15 4 13-38 MEIGS (401 - Witte 2 l 5. Foil rod 6 0 12, Sian ley 6 2 14, Gum 1 Q 2, Winebrenner l 0 2, Arnold 2 1 5 IRONTON (381 - W>tllams 5· 2 12, Massey 0 1 t Waddell 0 1 1. Thomas 52 12, Lutz 6 0 12 CORRECTION in Hawaiian tourney By ROBERT C. MilLER HONOLULU ( UPI)- Lanky AI Getberger, hounded by 54 other par breakers, took a precarious one,o;troke lead Into the second round of the $200,000 Hawaiian Open at the ramsoaked Waialae Course. Gelberger added a back rune 32tohisopenmgrune34fora66 by a combination of long drives and steady putting. Hot on his heels were six players with 675 and 48 moremcludmg defending champiOn Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Gene Littler and Japan's Jumbo Ozaki-who broke the 72 par for Wrualae Gel be• ger gave the '!•I greens credit for his six bll'dies and no bogies on the opening day "Iwasdrivingwell,"heaaid, "and the' confidence I got from my drives belped my putting" More of the rain that fell throughout the opening dsy was forecast for today The National Weather Service arud Oahu was within a "very extensive area of precipitation" which would probably continue at least through today. Closest behind former PGA a 10-6 ftrst quarter lead befme the T1ge1s stormed back to take an 8 pmnt margm m the second quar ter Metgs scored seve< at qmck buckets befo1 e the buzze t and managed to pull to a 21-21 lldlfllmc deadlock McAdoo continues 1 Sa n D1ego 2 1 29 420 19 1 1 Thursday 's Res ults Denver 123 St Lou 5 II I San An ton1 o 118 Utah 102 Frtday ''.i Games St L OUIS a t Kentucky Utah at lnd 1ana M emphiS vs V tr gtn la at Hamplon De nv er a t New York San Anton •o at Sa n D1ego HOME • AUTO • BONDS • Also Broods the Greg Bailey w1 th 29 and 24 pmnts respechvely Kyger Creek has been tn· consistent, at best, thts season, wtlh the 'cats lone wm of the season a 62·52 deciston over Hannan (W Va ) The Bobcats are paced by Jltntor forward Bill Metzner and semor center Joe Stidham Southern, at 8-1i, has by far the bes t record of the schools In Metgs County The Tornados hold down the thtrd place spot in the SVAC The Marauders then turned race behmd Hannan Trace and around and opened up an 8 North Galha pomt lead, 33-25 after three But the wmd ~torms wtll pertods before Ironton used a have thetr work cut out for w ne press the fmal frame to them tomght, as the James cause numerous Me1gs turngang comes to town Greg uvets The hnal2 pomt margm, James ts one of the top scorers however was as <.'lose as the and rebounders m the league, hosts could come and ts JOined m double figure The Marauders were led 111 sconng per game by btg Mike scormg b) B1 ent Stanley wtth Camden, Fred Logan and Gene 14 pmnts and Chuck Follrod Payne Wl th 12 The Tornados hope that the Ironton was paced by three mstde strength of Danny players wtth 12 pmnts each, Brownmg and Greg Dunnmg, Wtlhams, Thomas and Lutz along wtlh the outside sconng Metgs canned 19 of 36 held of Mtke Roberts and Ttm Hlll, goal attempts for 53 pet, but wtll be enough to counter the JUSt 4 of 10 at the charity strtpe explostve Pirate offense Ironton htt 6 of 9 fr ee sthrows Nor th Galha won the first The Marauder hauled m '1:1 meetmg between the two clubs, rebounds, led by Stanley wtth 9 57-45 and George Gtim and Brent Arnold wtth 5 each The Maraude•s, at 5-6, travel to Logan Thursday, Feb 6 Our Interest Is Iron ton ts now 3-8 Greater For You SVAC play The Eagles of Btll Phtlhps downed the Bobcat• ea rlier thts wmter 76-62 on the Bobcat planks The Eagles a !so are commg off a dtsa ppmnhng setback, losmg to Waterford 83-75 carher thts week In that contes t, the btrds got good •cormg from Randy Blake and Meigs frosh drop Ironton Pro Standings W est w 1 pet 41 10 80~ ' Insurance Company •. 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'' ••• �' Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Fr1>i•v lAn 31 1975 5- The Daily .. ;:::..-.::..~-=: ::.:.:.-!.::::.~~*'~~'*''~~, ~~=·~~~:.·:~:.:.:-.~~'~»."«:&~, 4- The Dally Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Fr1day, Jan 31 , Lou Groza to work with Green on place kicking I Rio cage slats. • • Fo ll owi ng are th e statis t re s t or th e f~rs t 16 game s ol the 197 4 75 R1o Gra nde basket bal l season Gardeners make spring plans A food demonstra llon on foreign flavors by th e Co lumbi a Gas Co Home eco n01m s t was among th e ach v111es planne d b) th e Wildwood Gard en Club meetmg Wednesday mght at the home of Mrs Karl Grueser It "as announ ced that the Reg10n 11 meetmg w1U be Apni 19 at Manetta 1\ letter of apprec 1al10 n fr om th e Gaihpohs State Inslltute for Chnstmas remembrances was read , along w1th a note from C E Blakeslee adv1smg that the Me1gs Museum IS open for club meetmgs Se ve ral thank-you note s frum shut-ms who received Ch nslmas baskets were read Mrs Grueser wlll prov1de the Feb 28 Green Thumb Notes for The Da1l y :>entinei Soc tal Calendar Mrs Mary Nease gave devo tiOn s usmg the top1 c " Bea uty Speaks of God" as her theme Scnpture was taken from Eccl 3 and Matt 6, Mrs FRIDAY Nease read a poem, 'God IS SOUP Sapper 3 30 to 6:30 Maker and Redeemer " and p.m at Southern ffigh School gave a prayer b) Peter Mar· sponsored by the Racine ER Squad. shall For roll call members named SATURDAY the most attrachve bird they FISH FRY by Middleport have seen m their gardens F~re Department, starting Mrs Don Grueser presented 11 30 a m at M1ddleport Fife a paper, 'Sowmg Seed" She House; sandwiches or dmners spoke on plantmg seeds mdoors HARRISONVIlLE Lodge nobng that stenhzed sml 1s 411 F&AM 7 30 p m All Master needed and that 1f the seeds are Masons mv1ted. Refreshments tmy they shouldn 't be covered SUNDAY but s1mply patted mto the sml DICK Sm1th from "His Place She also smd that all watenng Farms," a rehab1htat10n place should be done from the bottom for young drug addicts, will and that the seeds should have speak 7 30 p m at Pomeroy plenty of hght but not d~rect Church of Christ, public msunhght A sunporch or a Vlted lighted basement 1s the best SUNDAY place to start seeds, Mrs MEETING at 4 p m at Grueser commented Royal Crown garage on North Mrs Erma Roush s top1c Second Ave., Middleport, to was " Plants for Energy' The orgamze g1rls' softball teams arrangement of the month was Allmterested persons urged to made by Mrs V~rgmm Fisher attend who showed several kmds of MEMBERS OF Drew fern m weathered wood She received a blue nbbon as d1d Webster Post 39 American Mrs Ada Holter who d1splayed Legwn, Pomeroy, to meet, m a an arrangement of sunflower body, to attend services at seed pods pamted red on Pomeroy Umted Methodist Church. Members are to meet weathered wood , and Mrs 10·25 a m at Edson Hollon who had a valentme arrangement usmg a wh1te heart background w1th MONDAY red flo"ers A blue r1bbon was SALEM CENTER PTA 7:30 also awarded to Mrs Karl p m Founder's Day program Grueser who d1splayed an azalea plant Mrs Grueser and by MISS Triplett's third grade Mrs Clifford Ph1lllps served students Past presidents Will be recogruzed and nominating refreshments comm1ttee announced POMEROY CHAPTER 186, Order of the Eastern Star, 7-45 p m. at the Pomeroy Masoruc Temple, Instead of Tuesday mght due to meeting conflicts. CINCINNATI (UP! ) - If and him out," he S8ld "I realize PLAYER • when veteran ancmnati Ben- that he's a great quarterback, FT A RB TP G FG A 9 1339 61 7 2 32 • ,gals place-kicker Horst Muhl- but with breaks , who knows, Albanese Barbee 16 60 131 18 27 37 136 ., mann gets news of the college anythmg can happen " Bollmger 16 103 ?16 20 28' 139 226 , draft and some of h1s club 's Very few "name" players Ca ldwe ll 13 1937 513 17 43 Davenport 15 89 198 20 25 63 198 new plans, he may get a bit were mcluded among Cmcy's Noe 16 /14 251 55 80 175 283 edgy 22 chmces and Brown mam- Pnce 16 66 136 20 26 65 152 1 , Perhaps he should. Redd tamed 'the more bsllyhooed 2 01 47 0 4 Stewart 16 59 14) 20 31 124 138 Muhlmann , now bsck home players are not necessar1ly the Sw mehart 7 51 4 57 11 15 • m Gelsenkerchen, West best " Te r ry 5 37 27 9 8 : Germany, rrught have a hard V1c kroy The 66-yea r-()ld Brown sa1d 9 1120 710 3 29 15 2456 7 14 26 55 ; ' time keepmg h1s Job'm s1ght of he made It a point to draft W1lson he rs /6 23 00 I 4 ' Cincy's mterest m kickers m "students of the game who Ot TOTALS 16 568 1266 189 284 672 IJ25 the draft and a leadmg com- could learn and adapt and ment from head coach and handle things mentally " HARTFORD - The Upper Profitt, worsh1p and mus1c , general manager Paul Brown Maso n County Umt ed Ed1th Fox , arrangements, In the fifth round of the draft, Pamh meetmg ¥•as Harry Pickens, penetratiOn MethodiSt the Bengals grabbed off held at the Hartford Um ted Attendmg the meetmg was Uruvers1ty of Cmcmnati punter Methodist Church Monday to Rev Campbell , W1iham Jeff West, one of the best m the make plans for a .new world Zerkle , Rev Bobby Woods, country People wondered m1ss10n program Roy Harless, Linda Jewell, why, because young and fastThe new world rmsston IS Nora Staats, Nell1e Mackn1ght, lmprovmg Bengals ' punter bemg offered by the steward- Syb1i Kn1ght, Bess Kell , Joanne 1 Dave Green proved hunself a and evangelism of the Ta ylor, Pam Kearns, John ship success last season Umted Methodist Church as Kell, Harry Pickens, 1\lbert Well, replled Brown, we're Bflt the ceremony IS now one of the maJOr programs Roush, Fred Spencer, Rev : ;going to see what kind of a CINCINNATI (UPI ) - The When the Cincinnat Reds ava1lable to local churches to Bartrum and Ed1th Fox •placekicker Green lS Johnny Bench weddmg 1s catcher announced last week qu1ckly falllng mto place and fac1htate parllc•patwn m th1s BJt Of Clout apparently gomg to be a grand he was gettmg mamed w1th1n thiS c1ty lS begmnmg to treat The m1 ss1onar y emphasis ' There was quite a bit of clout slam affa1r a month he admitted he hadn't Bench's marnage like the commg to the pansh 1s Harry behind that statement because The guest bst for the Feb 21 even thought about the wed- soc1al event of the year Local newspapers are snap- Westcott Cambr1a, Australia 'Ji)rown added he was brmgmg marriage at downtown Christ ding details yet The local program WJ!i be 'fu hall.<Jf.famer Lou "The Toe" Olurch has reached 900 and a After all, he had only known ping pictures of V1ek1e March 9-13 Groza to work w1th Green gigantic reception 1s bemg his bride-to-be - New York dutifully dustmg a trophy case A donatiOn for the JuniOr Durmg Mondays meetmg, There have been some planned at the nearby swank City model Vick1e Chesser - at Bench's apartment, while commun1 ty serv1ce party at women's page editors breath- pres1ded over by Harry th e Athen s Mental Health : complamts that 35-year-old Netherland Hilton Hotel for only 24 days lessly report details of 'this Pickens, president, progress Center was made by the : Muhlmann 's low trajectory fabulously exciting crossconti- reports were g1ven by the Racm e Amencan Legwn : kicks are susceptible to being vanous chairpersons The nental romance '' : :tuocked Green, who placeAuXIliary at a meetmg Wedc ha~rp e rsons mciude Jlev V1ckie, who probably IS most l.kicked at Oh1o UmverSlty, uses nesday mght famous for smiling and selling John Campbell, task Ioree 1 tile standard, stra1ght..ahead The un1t also voted to present 1 style as opposed to toothpaste on televiSion, al- coordmator , Nora Staats , a flag to the Racme f~remen j Muhbnann 's sacceNtyle ready has selected her silver, at tendan ce , Llflda Jewell , and to contnbute toward the youth , pastors and laymen, china and crystal j "With Dave kickmg, the ball Shalom study course. Rev Department pres1dent ' s I goes up quickly over the exAlso, a pastry chef who used spec1al proJect. to work at a French restaurant Campbell, group committee , tended hands of the b1g The charter was draped for has been contracted to build a Rev Campbell and Evelyn Mrs Mathe Yost Mrs Mary 1linemen and that's an advanfive-t1er white wedding cake ; tage to us," sald Brown, adBy MILTON RICHMAN Roush had prayer to open the V1ckie remembers that ; ding, "Dldyou kn..w that most UP! Sports Ed1tor meetmg pres1ded over by Mrs • Of Dave's kicking was done as a Bench sang her a country song ffilght be gettmg senous, she Myrtle Walker Members gave the f~rst day they met --; Place-kicker at Ohio Univerasked her father about him the pledge to the flag Reports ' sity•" NEW YORK (UP!) - Walter Kennedy felt exactly the way • She recalls the Iynes ~ Replied Clyde Chesser, a were g1ven by Mrs Roush, • POMEROY Garden Club, , Brown added a tag line when you'd expect any 17-year.<Jid kid to feel his first time away from "There's not one thing m this shipyard welder, "He's proba- secretary, and .Mrs Martha 7 30 p.m. at home of Mrs. Ir·1 831tect if thls means Muhlmann hpme world worth a srngle dune - bly about the best ball player Lou Beegle, treasurer vmg Karr. CHESHIRE - Behmd the : is through A little excited, a little scared, alitUe homemck. 'cept old dogs, children and gomg today " Popp1es for the annual Poppy EASTERN Athletic Boosters shootmg of Rick Wmebrenner, "No, that's not true," he The year was 1930, the month was September and the occasion watermelon wme " VICkie says she doesn:t know Day sal£ m May were ordered Jamee Westl~ll and George 8 p m at the h1gh school. . said, "but let's face 1t Horst was his very first day on the Notre Dame campus The first thmg Sa1d V1ck1e, a native of Mt too much about bsseball, but A report on leg1slatwn was MIDDLEPORT Garden Welles, the KC Frosh edged the ; had a tough year and it hurt he wanted to see was Notre Dame Stadium due to be opened two PleiiSllnt, /l.C., "We have so she apparently will learn fast g1ven by Mrs Beegle The Club, 7 30 p m at the home of 1 us." weeks later. much 1n common We're Mr. and Mrs B<;nch plan to travelmg pnze donated by Pirates by a 45-42 tally at Kyger Creek H1gh School Mrs Roy Cassell, 721 Hooker He cllmbed to the press box atop the stands, then looked down ' ,Muhlmann was burdened earthy Just a couple of old honeymoon m Tampa, Fla , Mrs Eun1e Brmker was won St., Middleport CcH!ostesses, ";ith a perplexing charley The sheer !mmensity of the place sent chills through him. country bumpkms " Bench lS a where Bench begms sprmg by Mrs Beegle Mrs Brmker Wednesday evemng. 1 • The Bobcats Jumped out to Mrs Walter Hayes and Mrs. E.hOrse part of last season and Eventually he left the stadium and headed d1rectly for Knute native of Oklahoma lralRlng the day after the won the door pme Refresh· an early 4-Q lead behind the D. Tewksbary Mrs James was in great pain some of the Rockne's office When V1ckie realized Bench wedding. ments were served by Mrs shooting of Wmebrenner But T1tus, Sr , to demonstrate -:tline. He rillssed seven of 18 "What can I do for you'" Rockne's secretary inquired Roush, Mrs Walker and Mrs "I'd like to see Mr Rockne." the Pirates came back and at creatmg dned arrangements , field goals and a couple of Jul1a Norns to those named the end of the half the Bobcats Members to take the1r own •exira point kicks went awry "I'm sorry he's busy right now," the secretary said, "but write and Mrs Leora Young materials, con tamers and frog were up by pnly 2 ; The Bengals also drafted your name and Hall number on this ptece of paper and we'll call There wlll be a potluck or styrofoam. At the end of the th1rd .place-kicker Greg Enright of you for an appointment." dmner at the Februar; RACINE Chapter 134, OES, 8 Southern Oregon, described by Walter Kennedy was getting a polite brushoff, but wasn't quarter the Pirates were up 36meetmg Bengals scout Tom Bass as a aware of 1t He was preparing to leave his name when Rockne 34 But m the fourth quarter the p m at the Masomc Temple TUESDAY Bobcats settled down, took ,..''aeml«>ecer style kicker who emerged from his office on his way to lunch CHESTER Council 323, D of :works hard and gets the job "He was bald, rather short and inclined to be a Utile stocky," good shots, and played exand other offlClBls COLUMBUS (UP!) The College Basketball Results recalls Kennedy now, nearly a hall century later, "but to me he ,done." A 7 30 p m , at the hall. cellent defense By Un1ted Press InternatiOnal The PUCO was presented question of whether Oh1o Ballotmg to take place Silent Tournaments Z Meanwhile, a local looked llke God I was so overwhelmed I could hardly talk. When Th1s wm over the arch-nval Edison can shut off serVIce Wlth a list of 25 questions, Mad•son Square Garden auchon by the home and orwspaper reported it had llrnally was able to,! said to him, 'Mr Rockne, may 1 speak to P~rates moved the Bobcat tst round) during the winter for nonpay· rangmg from mqU1r1es about Ho ly Cro ss( 76 phans committee Manh ttn 74 record to 4-1 learned "another reason why you a moment• • ment was scheduled to be certain Ohio EdiSOn pract1ces, Se to n Hall 89 F arrfld 87 the Bengalsmay have to find a "He stopped 'What can I do for you, young man'' he said. 'Mr The Bobcats were paced by discussed here today at a hews the fuel adjustment clause and Ba bson 99 St East F ran 7B cessor" for Muhbnann Rockne, my name is Walter Kermedy .I'm a freshman and I'll do Wmebrenner with 20, Westfall conference called by the Public whether the company can Bait Co 57 G a l ldet 46 WHA Standrngs UadergoiDg Audit anything to work in the Athletic Department ' Rock looked at me WJih 9, and Welles w1th 8 By Unrted Press lnternaftonal discontinue service durmg the Bentl e y 93 Bryant 75 Utilities Coounlssion of Oh1o Boston St 90 Wr cs tr St 50 uhlmann, who resides in a few seconds and then, in that staccato way of his, he barked, Halley and Corf1as contr1buted East wmter for nonpayment The Boston (PUCO). U 84 Co lgat e 65 w I t pts gf ga native Germany all the off- 'What can y6u do•• 4 ap1ece Welles led the team m fuel adjustment clause allows Brande •S 95 Bates 88 New Englnd 26 19 2 54 161 166 Facmg the comm1ss1on "I was hard-pressed, nervous," Walter Kennedy remembers. son, "ls belleved to be Cl ev eland St 80 Ll U 73 Cleveland rebounds 20 25 2 42 135 153 Thursday with complamts utilities to pass on riSmg E Conn 63 Westfld St 60 Ch rcago IB 28 I 37 158 186 ving some problems with the "'Well, sir,' I sald, '!can type, and I'd be wtlling to sweep out the The Bobcats w1ll host energy costs directly w1thout Ftchbg St 92 Mass Martm e 68 lndranapols 10 35 3 23 107 197 the utility were Medina against mal Revenue Service and press box after the games 'Rock turned to his publicity director, Frnkln&Mrsh l 81 Ocknsn 69 Symmes Valley at 4 30 West Mayor Gus Able, Brunswick comrrussion approval lm m a c lta 89 Twsn St 60 w I. t. p1s gf ga undergoing an audit," the Joe Pelrltz, sitting nearby, and said, 'Joe, give thls young man a Saturday evemng A comm!ssion spokesman J Hopk•ns 79 Leb Va l 74 Houston 29 15 0 58 206 137 Mayor Charles O'Malley, ti Enquirer reported. broom and put him to work '" Ke an ao Ramapo 60 Phoenrx 24 20 6 54 171 164 Medina County Commissioner S8ld he thought all questions Lafaytte 90 Mra111an 01 Mmnesota 24 20 0 48 183 149 Mtdwest The draft also might not have That was Walter Kennedy's first day at Notre Dame ' John Oberholzer, their at- were answered satisfactorily. Mar rst 89 Stony Broo k 70 Bradle y 91 Tulsa 89 •~- en a good omen for backup He has come a long way m 45 years Ws l yn 70 Elmrra 62 San D1ega 23 20 1 47 156 151 Dra ke 75 W Tex 51 63 torney Malt Cunmngham, He sa1s the comnuSSlon will be Rbrts Rutgers 94 Buc kne l l 72 x Balttmore 13 30 3 29 112 187 E sn Ill 78 UM MJ!w 62 ill"arterbsck Wayne Clark. lile After Rockne had gone, Petrltz asked Kennedy what else he to Medina County soon to S l ppry R c k 81 Wr rght 79 Canadran Pr du e Ft Wyne 107 St Fran lnd P,f Cincy's high draft choices could do besides wield a broom. Kennedy sa1d he could type That various labor representative& gomg S E Mass 101 Nrchol s 87 93 w 1 t pis gf ga personally review the s1tuation U Mass 85 New Haven 44 Quebec Shaw 87 Centra l St 86 30 16 0 60 201 154 !Was Brigham Young paSSlng was a start. He succeeded Petritz as Notre Dame's publicity and respond to complaints Yeshrva 60 New Pa l tz 58 Toronto St Lou rs 93 N Tex St 82 26 19 2 54 202 177 rivlzard Gary Shelde, whlle director 12 years later, opened hiS own publlc relations firm South Edmonton Trffrn 79 Mt Vernon 69 23 16 2 48 158 140 against Ohio Edison Albny St Ga 96 F la A&M 90 Vancouver Tn S.tate 98 Aqurnas 74 21 22 2 .. 139 147 ~.;; State's Tom Shuman also eventually and among the accounts he handled was the NBA's. Berry 76 S c Sprtnbg 74 Southwest ' ~as nabbed. , In due time, Kennedy became the NBA's first publlcity MAYOR RETIRES Brand ers 95 Ba te s 88 Wmnlpeg 20 21 2 42 170 151 Hardrng 78 Ozarks Coli 71 Wslyn 7 1 Presby 70 x-Franchrse transferred from Hou s Bapt 80 S C Bapt 75 ~ Ken Anderson 1s set as the director, mayor of his home town in Stamford, Conn., and subCANTON, Ohio (UP!)- The LCent rmestone 99 A l len 85 Mtchrgan H Payne 74 Ab Chrtst ran 62 ~egular quarterbftck, but the sequently commissiooer of the NBA when the league's Board of mayor of Canton, Stanley Loursvl 51 N M St 42 Thursday's Results West 86 Krng 73 Toronto 3 Indianapolis 2 Puget Snd 70 Great Fils 67 ~o rookies are given a good Directors were looking for a man to succeed Maurice Podoloff. Qnich, said Thursday he will Mrllrgan Newberry 62 Er skrne 55 UN LV74Seattle62 Quebec 5 ChiCago 2 ~ce to beat out Clark as the Now, alter 12 yeaFs of dedicated service, he's giving up that retire from public office at the Pembroke 67 At I Ch rrs 51 Mrnnesota 6 Vancouver 3 Pepperd rne 79 Sta Clara 78 Prkevrlle 102 Ky St 88 ckup man post oo June I, and says he'd be ''Very comfortable" with Simon Wmn rpeg 5 Phoenix 3 Azusa 96 Pac Chr tstran 78 end of his next four-year term, Troy St 70 LaGrange 57 Cen t Wash 68 Seattle Pa c 63 Fnday's Gam.es Sheide sald he even was Gourdine if he turned out to be his successor Gourdine is the if r~ected Tulan e 100 So Mrss 8 1 Port l and 79 Hawarr 66 Baltrmore at New England ORIENT, Ohio (UP!) -An Unron Ky 58 Cmpbllsv l 57 Vancouver at Toronto king sights on Anderson. NBA's deputy commlssloner and should he be elected, he would San Drego 73 Fresno St 60 A Republican, Crnich has Va 82 Rnd lp h Ma c; on 81 Orient State Institute resident Houston at Mrnnesota Lng Beach 76 Fullerton 67 ~ " I'm commg to traimng become the first black commlssioner in professional sports Cleveland at Edmonton West Wash 92 Srmon Fra ser 68 who had been a ward of the been mayor here for 12 years VMI 96 Sh ep he rd 83 !!"mp with the hope of beating He was in the audience the other. evening when Walter Kenslate since 1876 and who ,, nedy was honored at the first annual Heritage Dinner, sponsored became known affectionately ~ems by the NAACP, United Negro College Fund and the Edwin Gould to those who cared for her as lf.l. 1 Services for O!Udren is dead ''Grandma" One by one, the various speakers all walked up to the Martha Nelson, 103, died at mlcrophooe and extolled Walter Kennedy's virtues, telling how the mstitute hospital here , much he has done for basketball, lor blacks,lor children and lor Thursday of what was believed ! The Me1gs g1rls' basketball the general community to be cardiopulmonary arrest Gam defeated Eastern Cardinal Terence Cooke, Pete Rozelle, WWls Reed, Sargent She had been hospitalized By Lee LEONARD "But I never predict what number and photograph Unfortunate Action fednesday 41 to 21 m a game Shriver and Moose Krause were a few of those who praised Tuesday at the institute, Ohio's UPI St1Jteb011.1e Reporter ~yed at Me1gs Walter Kennedy. President Ford wasn 'ton hand, wt sent a letter "I think that would be an J'lfR Rhodes lS going to do," subnutted to the seller. A targestfacllltyforthementally OOLUMBUS (UP! ) - The unfortunate action, and un- Ocasek SBid. "I know that if 1 ?:;cor;mg for Me1gs were Beth adding his warm words. retarded, for what was diilg- Ohio General Assembly has Wise," Senate President Pro were Ill his shoes, I'd sure sign seven-day watt would be Vaughan w1th 15 pomts Howard Cosell, a close friend of Kennedy's, was the toast· reqUired. nozed as pneumonia. ajourned for the weekend, wt Tempore OUver Ocasek, D- it" followed by Pam Vaughan With master, and said Jackie Robinson and Walter Kennedy were the Rep. Da v1d Hartley, DMtas Nelson had Mleelved will return for another work Akroo, told newsmen as the Senate Democrats could Springfield, and 45 other Houae • 1.1, Mary WeyerSJruller 8 and tWo most courageous men he has elll!r known . hl!ndreds of cards, letters and week to complete action on a legislators packed up to go override Rhodes' veto with ooe Jlan)ar1s Ash and Pal Vaughan Moose Krause had mentioned that Kennedy had not parDemocrats introduced lealala· gifts from around the world supplemental appropriation home. vote to spare House T,each ticlpated inathletlcsallhoughithad always been his dream to do tlon appropriating $8.3 niilllon since It was repol'ted over a, for schools before taking a 11). "We met with the governor Democrats need to hold all 59 to the alate De!llll'tment of • ; For Eastern V1ckie Epple led so Cosell sald Krause wished to be tasteful so he had not gooe :year ago that sbe had been day vacation. yesterday, and he indicated his of thm members and get ooe Public Welfare for social ~th 14, Uz Edwards had s and rnto why K!lllnedy could not participate, but Coaell said he had institutionalized for almost 99 Plans call for a vote m the doorwasopenandhewanted to Republican to override. They services programs, to draw • Jjllia Whitehead 1 By quar~'s pennissioo to talk about it. :years. Original cause of her Senate next Tuesday or • t.ets "Walter Kennedy has a club loot," be sald. "Walter Kennedy cooperate I wouldn't consider lost one Democrat when the instltutlonaliutlon was. un- Wednesday oo the $91 million a veto of a legislative bill an supplemental appropriation $25:5 millioo in federal money. lllfigS 15 30 32 41 suffered a stroke in ooe eye, has sight out of only one eye Walter Rep. VIrginia Aveni, Dknown because her records spending bill, drafted by indication of that cooperation." cleared the House Wednesday, ~~tern s 11 15 21 Kennedy has wt one kidney. How many people here, and the Lyndburst, offered a bill were destroyed in a fire at a Democrats IJut OI!JlOsed by •• people fnm Stamford, Coon. know, have you ever seen Walter Rhodes has ·submitted his wt gained five ~publican designed to protect vlctlml of Columbus, Ohio, institution in Republicans oo grounds lbe own plan to spend $109 million votes. Kennedy complain ooe single time In his life? When bave you • ;: rape, senal battery, school subsidy formula should oo PI.'JIDBfY and !1CCOJidary Swlag lllto Gw- ' · •, seen him grapple with a !lroblem without a smile oo his face • 1881. corrupUoo of a minor and •, . "Since the news media be equalized first • Ocasek sald be bopes C<ID· similar crimes. This Is the mnercourage, the UIICOIII!Qer&bWtythathas to be the schoolS. It IS a flat bonus of $650 carried Martha 'sstory, sbe, as Democrats have the votes to per'classroom teacher, $300 for mlttees will swing into high •· ultimate yardstick of grea!ness " Her bill lltipulates that the •• well as the staff caring for her, pass the measure, whic:b would professional employes and f375 gear during the recess Feb. 7QowNING HONORED When It came time to respond, Walter Kennedy felt somewbllt victim need not resllt the ofhave received well wlsbes fnm furnish each local school for noo<ertlfied employes. 17, and that preliminary work fender to mab the proeecullon the same way he did that first day be first laid eyes oo Knute ;'l'RENTON, N.J (UP!) all levels of public and private district with $40 per pupll, wt "He's got that as an •out' to can be BCCOOipliabed in late legal, and tblt the victim's Slime 900 persons attended a Rockne. life,'' ()ieot Superintendent Republican Gov. James A. February and early March on SlgD Ocu- bill,.. sald Ot:asek, diJmer Wednesday night oonorIf~ had to be hiS last hurrah as comml•iooer of the NBA, he lestimODy need DOt be C«· Dr. A. Z. Soforenko said. Rbocles could veto it. revising the lll!lte school founaplalnlng Rhodes could say be l4i AI Downing, the Los said, so be it. roborated by I third party. "Sle will not be remembered Clan Cochran, Rbocles' press wanted to give the teachers a datloo formula. Ajlgeles Dodger south)lllw who "Where could 1t better happen than bere:.....Oong my friends; The bill also forbids evidence as a stallstlc oo our roles," S81d aide, said the governor Is not flat bonus, bill the legislature Rep. C.J. Me~, D-Da;yton, IJI¥Md 8 Treotm team to the With a Prince of the O!Urch, with a 'Dear Walter' letter frGm the Sof9rento. of past semal COillb!t lo be "She will be going to tip bls hand on ac- wouldn't let hbn. introduced a handgun Ctllltrol llled ezctpt in certain CUM B11be Ruth World Series cham- President of the United States," Kennedy said. "If I bad the remernheted as a penon who ceptlng or rejecting the "I think polillcally, be could bill 'lhlnday mmilar to me. where tbe lwl&e finds such • JHnol;lip in 1~. sense that God gave me, I'd go back to Slamlard, go to broiiiJht out the best in thoee , measure. come out of It looking pretty wblcb failed last year, J)oYnlng, , who graduated Galtagher'sFuneraiHome,openacasketanddropdead." who f8Z' e d enough to write to "His politl011is that it's up to McUn'e biD would require evidence pertinmt to tbe .... good by siiP'iDI our bill," said ftlim ~'High School, was Nobody who knows Walter Kennedywouldeverwant tblit. her and a staff wbicb will the leglalature, tblt be'U do Ocuek, adding be &peds all bandgun sales to he ap- It band and nat overly lnpi smH(ii'tb 8 proclamatioo It was' typical of him, though, that in sa~ thank you, in always ' clearly nmemher her what be thlnta best bued on teachers will get up to 110 per proved bY a local law en- n.."""'bxy. • 11r. Jfa,..- Arthur J. Hoi!Md trying to convey the way he felt about an the tributes paid him, as 'Grandma."' The Se,.te adjourned IIIUl wbllt ClllllU to bls delllt," said ceDt of the money &nyWIJy forcement agency after ~ the day "AJ.Downlng thoroughly deserved ones, Walter KeJI!Iedy VI!J:Y nearly was ~ MODday at 7:30p.m. The A fUneral service will /be held Coclnn. A veto was viewed as unless school districts are checking the buyer's apIlly" In the city. embarrassed to death ' Hoaa recouvdiE6 at 11 a.m 51!turtlay Columbus. very much in the picture. • plication, ' SoCial Seeu1ity nat............. faced wtth due bills. ' Parish plans program Bench's wedding to . be 'grand slam' affair Group -donates to service party Sport Parade ! Helen Help By .Us. •• • WILL SING - The Joyfula1res ~artet, Marietta, w1ll be at the Rutland Church of the Nazarene thiS Sunday The group will he present for Sunday school at 9 30 a m., mornmg worship at 10.30 am and for an evenmg worship serVIce at 7 p.m The pubhc 1s mv1ted to attend all of the serVIces Drew Webster Post , sets birthday party The annual birthday party of Drew Webs ter Pos t 39, Amer1can Legion , was se t for March 18 w1th Mrs Fay Wildermuth as chairwoman , when the aux1ha ry met Tuesday mght at the hall Other h1ghh ghls of the meetmg mcluded a vote to sponsor a g1rl at Buckeve G1rls ' State m June , and 'to parhc1pate m the blCentenmal observance For the birthday party, Mrs Esther T1pple, D1stnc t 8 pres1dent, and five other d1str1Ct offiCers w1ll be mv1ted guests Plans were discussed for the blCentenmal observance of the un1t and Mrs Carne Neutzllng and Mrs Grace Pratt were named to a float comm1ttee The un1t agreed to serve a dmner at the E1ghth DlstrJct sprmg conference Apnl 6 m Pomeroy A contribution of $25 was made to the Freedom Foundahon at Valley Forge, Pa and $15 to the Mane Moore Fund Mrs Catherme Welsh reported that 2,500 popp1es have been ordered for Poppy Days, May 23 and 24 Mrs Wildermuth reported on the bloodmobile canteen and thanked those who contnbuted The aUJUhary also went on record as supportmg a park development on the v1llage owned lots between Mulberry Ave and Butternut Ave Mrs Veda Dav1s reported on Junior actlVllles notmg that a contr1buhon had been made to an orphanage m SB!gon m add1t10n to numerous hohday acllv1ties mcludmg favors for the Me1gs Community School, Can power be shut off if bills are not paid? E ~ DOLLAR DAYS SALE 'Grandma' Nelson is dead i 1 defeat Eastern • • NOW IN PROGRESS heritage house Your Thom MeAn Store Middleport, Oh1o General Assembly will complete schools hill before 10-day vacation Uarauder '? J ' \ I ·-:r. I I l' ,I ' ~ • Helen Bottel Winebrenner's 20 leach KC m cage wm ~ ,..-.•• . Holzer gradf have top scores ,._, ATTENTION! ~~ 4.-lrT Sunday School Teachers 17 ~~o~$f ~'$' ~'("' and loot bags for the Vete1 ans Hosp1tal 1n Chllhco the She also noted that Jenmfer Couch had been selected Little M1ss Poppy and Demse Marshall, Junior MISS Poppy A report \l.as also gtven on Chnstmas acllv1t1es at the Xema Soldiers and Sa1lors Orphan s Home by Mrs Dav1s and Mrs Ruth Powers It was noted that a pmgpong table, fru1t and candy fliied stoc km gs, chord organ , clothmg, pounds of homemade candy and cook1es, televiSIOn cushwns, and a dollar b1ll for each boy had been delivered at Chnstmashme Read at the meetmg were thank-you notes from the Veteran s Hospital for remembrances at Chnsimas and the birthday party m December Followmg the ntuailshc openmg a memonal serv1ce and drapmg of the charter was conducted for Anna Jones and Atlanta Cook by Mrs Grace Pratt, pres1dent, and Mrs Ed1th Sauer, chaplam Mrs Neutzhng at the p1ano played "Nearer to Thee" Thank you cards for fl owers from both fam1hes were read Markers w1ll be placed at each grave later Mrs Neutzhng presented the program usmg portwns of "Amenca, We Love You", the story of the Ebersbach famlly 's commg to Amenca, settlmg m Me1gs County and gomg mto the mmmg mdustry here She also reported that from June 1, 1974, unhl now, the veterans' program locally showed 32 wm kers g1vmg 93 hours, and expenditures of $1,077 15 Mrs. Mary Martm gave the leg1slahve report and asked that members wr1te Sen John Glenn and Cong Clarence M1ller, urgmg their support for the b1ll wh1ch would return Veterans Day to Nov 11 She also noted that all un1ts and the post should report donahons of all kmds to the state chairperson The February meetmg wlll be on Amencamsm w1th M1ss Erma Sm1th to have the • ~~ ~ ~'U ~ ' ·~~ 8 ~ ., L6 ~f:IO ~ A...'U ~ Remember Churches 10% Discount MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Middleport, Ohio J Should WHe Be Protector' DEAR HELEN My husband has a woman boss She wants him to work a lot of ov~rtune - but 1t's a small busmess and nonun10n, so sb& doesn t pay hun for 1t Says he's m the "execuhve" capac1t)r, which means he contnbutes h1s extra ume He's willing to work for the good of the company, bUt he more than suspects she has something else m ffil~d It's always m the evemngs when she calls, and she wants hun to "go over thmgs" at her apartment Instead of telllng her firmly he \sn't available, he makes ~ lie for hun I'm supposed to come up w1th a "preVIOUS engagement" if he calls me from work and g1ves me the r1ght signal At mght,l answer the phone and if 1t's her. I say he's out lor the evenmg, or not feeling well, or somethmg I appreciate his faithfulness, but I hate lymg to keep him away from a predatory woman He says if he levels w1th her he may lose hiS JOb What can be done' Suggeshons please LOUSY UAR FROM LAS VEGAS P. S Please change this so 1t can't be 1dentif1ed DEAR WAR If thiS woman boss wants more than work from your husband, sooner or later she's e1ther gomg to get it, or replace him With a more agreeable type If she's legJt, and really needs his execuhve help alter hours, lies will stiJ.J. put his JOb m Jeopardy E1ther way, your cover can't last long. I'd suggest he level w1th her about excessive overtune and start shopp1ng for a new poSition - H DEAR HELEN There's a rulmg_m our county that says parents of adult children (over 21) can be held liable for lhe1r support, if the children apply for welfare. That 1s, the county can sue the parents for reunbursement of welfare checks g1ven to their offsprmg. I thought that when k1ds grew up, they were on their own Does a parent's responsibility never end? My husband's son 1s a no-good and we washed our hands of him alter several bad checks and other offenses. Would we be liable, if he collects welfare (which I'm sure he w1ll before too long, as he can't keep a job)' -WORRIED DEAR WORRIED. True, your (Califorrua) county has a "relative respons1b1lity law" wh1ch means that parents CAN be sued for adult children's welfare payments However, it Is presently bemg contested Watch your local paper for the outcome (And hope Sonny Boy shapes up so 1t won't affect your personally!)- H. 0 Course offered to LPN s 1 make plans natiOnally for accredltecl d1ploma and . assoaillti programs, and baccalaurlia~ programs Ohio ranks in ~ upper quarter of score' rece1ved in four of the five exammallons and in the uppei th~rd m the fifth examlnall!lil~ Passmg scores are sso; Average scores rec~:ived by th~ Holzer MediCal Center Scllool of Nursmg graduates were Med1 cal Nursing, 574.6; Surg1clll Nursmg, 582 6; 0~ stetric Nursmg, 589.5; Nursjng of Ch1ldren , 549.5, 11n~ Psych1atnc Nursmg, 546. ' " Eastern Crocker For winner selected Valentine's Day EAS'I ERN - ~ss Marsha K1mes has bee n named Eastern H1gh School's 1974-75 Betty Crocker Fam1l) Leade1 of Tomorro" She 1s the daughter of Clayton K1mes, Reedsville M1ss Kunes competed with other semors m a wrrtten knowledge and att1tude exanunatwn Det' 3 She ts now ellg1ble for state and natwnai honors, and w1ll rece1ve a spec1ai award from General M1lls, Inc , sponsors of the annual educatiOnal sc holarship program State wmners m the contest w1ll travel w1 th their faculty adv1sors to Washmg ton , D C , Williamsburg, Va , and other pomts of h1stoncai and educatwnai mterest m the East M1ss K1mes IS acllve m the band, NatiOnal Honor Soc1ety, Language Club, semor play and chorus at Eastern PT'L1A Vte Ws slt'ujJe show • EASTERN - Slides of the Holy Land taken by John Reibel were shown at a recent meellng of the Eastern ParentTeacher-Student Assoc1ahon at Eastern H1gh School Mrs Robert Shook gave prayer to open the meetmg presided over by Mrs Charles Martm Mrs Roger Ba1ley gave the secretary's report, and Mrs Barbara Hannum the treasurer's report Volunteers for the leg1slahve comm1ttee were requested Chester Goodmg gave a report on the recent legislative workshop It was reported that the frwt cake sale was a success Apoem and prayer by Mrs Shook closed the meetmg Refreshments were served at the conclusiOn of the meetmg The Galha. Jackson. Vmton Pract1cai Nursmg for mJomt Vocallonal School formahon and apphcatJon for D1s tr1ct Adult Contmumg the program The telephone Education IS pianmng to offer a number 1s 446-3456 The adcourse Jn medlCallons for dress IS P 0 Box 93, Licensed Practical Nurses Gallipolis, 45631 The course w1ll be a 72 hour course plus cllmcal expenence Jn adm1mstrat10n of mediCa lions The course 1s open to all L1censed Pracllcal Nurses " ho are mterested m furthenng their educahon to meet the needs of the~r pallents Those mterested, please call or wnte REEDSVILLE - Hostesses Mrs Helen M Sh1elds, R N , REEDSVILLE The for the January meetmg of the C B C 's met at the home of Mr Coordmator of the Buckeye H1lls Career Center School of R1verv1ew Garden Club were and Mrs . Dohrman Reed Mrs Claremont Hams and Saturday evemng for thelf Mrs Herman Grossmckle at January meetmg A thank vou program Reported Ill were the Hams home Top1c for the note was read from Mrs M1ss Fredd1e Houdashelt, Mrs devotions was, "Fr1endshtp," Harold Sauer for the conNancy Walker, and Mrs Rose presented by Mrs Donald trlbuhon for the promotion on Myers Genhe1mer the levy for the Commun1ty Roll call was answered by School Thanks were also Refreshments of cake and nammg an coffee were served by Mrs members expressed for g1fts wh1ch a evergreen and where 1t 1s family had rece1ved at ChnstGladys Cummgs grown The busmess seSSion mas was conducted by the Attendmg were Mr and Mrs pres1dent, Mrs Harllss Frank Donald Myers, Mr and Mrs. Plantmg a tree that would be Walter Brown, Mr and Mrs HOSPITALIZED used for the annual Chnstmas CHESTER - J M. Gaul, tree hghtmg was discussed Ernest Wh1tehead, and Mrs Denver Weber The next Ches te~. 1s a pahent at St Named on the comm1ttee for Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg th1s proJect were Mrs Frank, meeting will be at the Weber His room number 1s 214 Cards Mrs Ronald Osborne and Mrs home or v1s1ts would be apprec1ated Roy R Hannum Thank you notes were read ACHIEVES CLUB from Cathy Spencer, Gladys Steve Snowden of Mld· Sm1th, Jenny Berkheuner and dleport, who ach1eved memNaom1 Pickens for g1fts to bership m the Mllhonalfe Club RETURNS HOME them from the club of the State Farm Insurance Mrs Ralph G. ,Martm and Green Thumb notes will be Compames, wrote $1 m1llion of Mrs Kenneth Darst, Mid- taken care of Apnl 4 by Mrs qual1ty life msurance durmg dleport, have returned home Frank Mrs Harold Massar, 1974 after v1s1tmg m Hattiesburg, Tuppers Plams, w1lllie present Miss , and New Orleans, La for the February meeting at the W1lhams ·Balderson home to demonstrate how to make a corsage Members voted to get ILL ATHOME a Valenbne remembrance for Mrs h'1s Kelton, Mmersville, Naomi Pickens d~rector of Regwn 11, Oh10 For the program Mrs Hams .Association of Garden Clubs, presented an article on "House remams 1ll at her home Plants " She told how to plant, care for, water and display the plants Durmg the soc1al hour inNondenominational terestmg games were directed by, Mrs. Frank Bise With several pnzes awarded ThEt door pnze went to Mrs. R. H. Hannum. Refreshments were served to the above named and Will be held at Mrs Walter Brown Mrs Jr . O.U.A.M. HALL Dav1d Chadwell, Mrs. Donald 201 Fourth, New Haven Putman, Mrs Thomas Each Tue .. Weu. Spencer, Mrs Gene WilSon, ROYAL C_ROWN Fr1 .• Sun. 7:30P.M. Mrs Gene Young, Mrs. R. E. BOffiiNG COMPANY All are cordially mv1led W1lhams and Mrs Lyle Middleport Balderson . I_ _ _ - ' ----.J Gardeners states plus the D1stnct of Coiumb1a, Puerto Rico and the V~rg m Islands The tests were prepared by a committee of nurse mstructors from all over the United States , workmg through the NatiOnal League of Nurs~ng and the Arnencan Nurses Assomat10n The Nat10nal League 1s then responsible for scormg and correlahng the results of these tests at their headquarters m New York City Holze r graduates scored high er than th e average MARSHA KIMES • DEAR HELEN · I'm 18 and recently mamed a 47-year-()ld ma~ho 1s tw1ce divorced Whlle we were dating, he was a perfect gentleman I mean he never tried anything. However,hepromlsedmealargelamllyiflwantedone-. On our wedding mght, he said he was too hred, so he slept The next rught he clauned he had the flu. And the next it was some other foolish excuse. After a month of thiS, I told hun to see a doctor, and he went Wild, stormed out of the house and stayed away two days SIX months later, he still won 't talk aboutit What does a mamed woman do when she's still a -VIRGIN DEAR VffiGIN· She can ask for an annulment - or 1ns1st (lovmgly) that her husband talk about 1t Perhaps a doctor or psychiatriSt rrught solve the problem - H Graduates a t th e Hol i er Med1cal Center School of Nursmg earned scores above both state and nahonal averages mall subjects m their ltcensmg exammat10nS for registered nurses, accordmg to mformahon released by the Oh1o Boa• d of Nurs mg EducatiOn and Nur se Reg1strat10n Bcremce Skehan R N Director of Holzer's School of Nurs1ng sa id tl1at the tests were g1ven between June 1, 1913 and May 31 1974 m all 50 CBCs meet in Reed residence • gtve BY POLLY CRAMER POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - Ml b1g problem JS that I fmd all double knits shriok Twenty-five )ems ago when we wore kmtted smts I bought a w1re frame that was adJustable and dned sweaters and dresses on 11 but can no longer fmd one to buy BLANCHE DEAR BLANCHE - All double knits are not woshuble und now come so marked. Are you sure you are following the direcllons thot say whether or not one \lashes or dry cleans such a garment? Also ask about any such fabric you may be buying to make up yourself. When washing Is suggested for wool use only that cold "ater liquid suggested for wool unless the tag says otherwise. The frames you mentioned might be found at a garage sale or one of the stores run by charitable organizations "here used items are sold - POLLY. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve 1s w1th your column You always say "G1rls" as 1f only women read the column. In our household both my w1fe and I work. Both of us keep house and your column has been most helpful to me, a male Why not try to make 1t for both sexes as we both read It - MICHAEL DEAR MICHAEL. - Please forgive me. We bave alwoys "elcomed our men readen and their very good Pointers. Watch carefully from here on out. There will be no more "Girls" - In fact there have been no letters so answered for the past fe\1 weeks as anollier nice man also brought this to our attention. Gentlemen, keep those letters coming. 'IPOLLY. DEAR POLLY - I want to tell Pat that I wear safety shoes for work and was weanng holes in my stockmgs every day If sell-adhes1ve pmch pads are apphed to the area of the safety hp on the . shoe there lS no more constant rubbmg on the exposed metal t1p They could • possibly be bought at any shoe or shoe repa1r store I get mme from our safety shoe shop An alternahve would be to apply moleskm - MRS R H M DEAR POLLY - I have a Pmnter that I use for domg my laundry more economically I f1ll a squeeze bottle w1th hqmd detergent After checkmg each garment for slams squeeze a small amount of the detergent OESTOMEET RACINE - Racme Chapter 134, Order of the Eastern Star, w1ll meet m regular sessiOn Monday,Feb 3,at8p mat the Masomc Temple There Wlll be a prachce of the off1cers in preparation for mit1allon along w1th spec1al msiruction to be giVen by the worthy matron Dues are payable on the slams and rub 11 m thoroughly Next f1ll washer w1th water and one fourth cup powdered detergent Let ag1tate one mmute before addmg clothes If more detergent 1s needed to get a good sudsmg level add only one-fourth cup at a tune afte1 clothes are m I often fmd 1 ge t a cleaner wash w1th one-half cut than the cup called for Also usmg less soap often cuts down on the second rmsing DARLENE DEAR DARLENE and others - TtJls m1ght not work quite so well when one has lots of really d~rty play ~r work clothes but for household linens hke sheets, towels. etc , 1t should be fme - POLJ..Y , A Bulov~ BREATH of SPRING BOUQUET Delivery Spec1al $1.50 Value Now $5 95 • Delivered watch IS more than just another Qlft it Wi ll be WOrtl w1th pleasure and treasured for years. to come a dall¥ remmder of your lasting love and affect1on Hill 17 ]IWII I driSI WIICh wltn new nearly nude ;~ Htr11 Sculptured Cllt silver dial Eny f'!ll~. ~~~~·n!~~ bracelet 17 59 N. Second St. 992-5560 Midd leporr, o. QUASAR lQ:~gonal Solid State Portable Color TV • ' Modular Solid State Chassis (except only four chassis tube~.J lnsla -Matlc Color Tuning Bright Picture Tube. 5 x3 Speaker Harmonizing carl Included High Impact plastic cabinet In Walnut grain finiSh cart 36' 1 H 23112" W, 20" D Dimensions on WERNER RADIO T.V .. Middle ort, u. ' JL 1 " STEAMBOAT INN AT ITS BEST - ,.. " SALADS - Waldorf, Cottage Cheese. -· Slaw, Tossed ' 1 l• MEAT-Chicken & Dressing, Roast Beef, • Harn, Flounder Fish. " VEGETABLES-Baked Beans, Peas and ' Carrots, Noodles, (Potatoes) sweet, mashed, home fries qo~p£f DESSERTS-(Pie) Peach, Apple. .5.£Jtl1LCU ' .l J u Sunday, Feb. 2, Hrs. 8:00·2:00 Weekdays 6:00-8:30 3rd St. Racine, Ohio Ph. 949-3551 ,,, "' '' I I w '• • �' Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Fr1>i•v lAn 31 1975 5- The Daily .. ;:::..-.::..~-=: ::.:.:.-!.::::.~~*'~~'*''~~, ~~=·~~~:.·:~:.:.:-.~~'~»."«:&~, 4- The Dally Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Fr1day, Jan 31 , Lou Groza to work with Green on place kicking I Rio cage slats. • • Fo ll owi ng are th e statis t re s t or th e f~rs t 16 game s ol the 197 4 75 R1o Gra nde basket bal l season Gardeners make spring plans A food demonstra llon on foreign flavors by th e Co lumbi a Gas Co Home eco n01m s t was among th e ach v111es planne d b) th e Wildwood Gard en Club meetmg Wednesday mght at the home of Mrs Karl Grueser It "as announ ced that the Reg10n 11 meetmg w1U be Apni 19 at Manetta 1\ letter of apprec 1al10 n fr om th e Gaihpohs State Inslltute for Chnstmas remembrances was read , along w1th a note from C E Blakeslee adv1smg that the Me1gs Museum IS open for club meetmgs Se ve ral thank-you note s frum shut-ms who received Ch nslmas baskets were read Mrs Grueser wlll prov1de the Feb 28 Green Thumb Notes for The Da1l y :>entinei Soc tal Calendar Mrs Mary Nease gave devo tiOn s usmg the top1 c " Bea uty Speaks of God" as her theme Scnpture was taken from Eccl 3 and Matt 6, Mrs FRIDAY Nease read a poem, 'God IS SOUP Sapper 3 30 to 6:30 Maker and Redeemer " and p.m at Southern ffigh School gave a prayer b) Peter Mar· sponsored by the Racine ER Squad. shall For roll call members named SATURDAY the most attrachve bird they FISH FRY by Middleport have seen m their gardens F~re Department, starting Mrs Don Grueser presented 11 30 a m at M1ddleport Fife a paper, 'Sowmg Seed" She House; sandwiches or dmners spoke on plantmg seeds mdoors HARRISONVIlLE Lodge nobng that stenhzed sml 1s 411 F&AM 7 30 p m All Master needed and that 1f the seeds are Masons mv1ted. Refreshments tmy they shouldn 't be covered SUNDAY but s1mply patted mto the sml DICK Sm1th from "His Place She also smd that all watenng Farms," a rehab1htat10n place should be done from the bottom for young drug addicts, will and that the seeds should have speak 7 30 p m at Pomeroy plenty of hght but not d~rect Church of Christ, public msunhght A sunporch or a Vlted lighted basement 1s the best SUNDAY place to start seeds, Mrs MEETING at 4 p m at Grueser commented Royal Crown garage on North Mrs Erma Roush s top1c Second Ave., Middleport, to was " Plants for Energy' The orgamze g1rls' softball teams arrangement of the month was Allmterested persons urged to made by Mrs V~rgmm Fisher attend who showed several kmds of MEMBERS OF Drew fern m weathered wood She received a blue nbbon as d1d Webster Post 39 American Mrs Ada Holter who d1splayed Legwn, Pomeroy, to meet, m a an arrangement of sunflower body, to attend services at seed pods pamted red on Pomeroy Umted Methodist Church. Members are to meet weathered wood , and Mrs 10·25 a m at Edson Hollon who had a valentme arrangement usmg a wh1te heart background w1th MONDAY red flo"ers A blue r1bbon was SALEM CENTER PTA 7:30 also awarded to Mrs Karl p m Founder's Day program Grueser who d1splayed an azalea plant Mrs Grueser and by MISS Triplett's third grade Mrs Clifford Ph1lllps served students Past presidents Will be recogruzed and nominating refreshments comm1ttee announced POMEROY CHAPTER 186, Order of the Eastern Star, 7-45 p m. at the Pomeroy Masoruc Temple, Instead of Tuesday mght due to meeting conflicts. CINCINNATI (UP! ) - If and him out," he S8ld "I realize PLAYER • when veteran ancmnati Ben- that he's a great quarterback, FT A RB TP G FG A 9 1339 61 7 2 32 • ,gals place-kicker Horst Muhl- but with breaks , who knows, Albanese Barbee 16 60 131 18 27 37 136 ., mann gets news of the college anythmg can happen " Bollmger 16 103 ?16 20 28' 139 226 , draft and some of h1s club 's Very few "name" players Ca ldwe ll 13 1937 513 17 43 Davenport 15 89 198 20 25 63 198 new plans, he may get a bit were mcluded among Cmcy's Noe 16 /14 251 55 80 175 283 edgy 22 chmces and Brown mam- Pnce 16 66 136 20 26 65 152 1 , Perhaps he should. Redd tamed 'the more bsllyhooed 2 01 47 0 4 Stewart 16 59 14) 20 31 124 138 Muhlmann , now bsck home players are not necessar1ly the Sw mehart 7 51 4 57 11 15 • m Gelsenkerchen, West best " Te r ry 5 37 27 9 8 : Germany, rrught have a hard V1c kroy The 66-yea r-()ld Brown sa1d 9 1120 710 3 29 15 2456 7 14 26 55 ; ' time keepmg h1s Job'm s1ght of he made It a point to draft W1lson he rs /6 23 00 I 4 ' Cincy's mterest m kickers m "students of the game who Ot TOTALS 16 568 1266 189 284 672 IJ25 the draft and a leadmg com- could learn and adapt and ment from head coach and handle things mentally " HARTFORD - The Upper Profitt, worsh1p and mus1c , general manager Paul Brown Maso n County Umt ed Ed1th Fox , arrangements, In the fifth round of the draft, Pamh meetmg ¥•as Harry Pickens, penetratiOn MethodiSt the Bengals grabbed off held at the Hartford Um ted Attendmg the meetmg was Uruvers1ty of Cmcmnati punter Methodist Church Monday to Rev Campbell , W1iham Jeff West, one of the best m the make plans for a .new world Zerkle , Rev Bobby Woods, country People wondered m1ss10n program Roy Harless, Linda Jewell, why, because young and fastThe new world rmsston IS Nora Staats, Nell1e Mackn1ght, lmprovmg Bengals ' punter bemg offered by the steward- Syb1i Kn1ght, Bess Kell , Joanne 1 Dave Green proved hunself a and evangelism of the Ta ylor, Pam Kearns, John ship success last season Umted Methodist Church as Kell, Harry Pickens, 1\lbert Well, replled Brown, we're Bflt the ceremony IS now one of the maJOr programs Roush, Fred Spencer, Rev : ;going to see what kind of a CINCINNATI (UPI ) - The When the Cincinnat Reds ava1lable to local churches to Bartrum and Ed1th Fox •placekicker Green lS Johnny Bench weddmg 1s catcher announced last week qu1ckly falllng mto place and fac1htate parllc•patwn m th1s BJt Of Clout apparently gomg to be a grand he was gettmg mamed w1th1n thiS c1ty lS begmnmg to treat The m1 ss1onar y emphasis ' There was quite a bit of clout slam affa1r a month he admitted he hadn't Bench's marnage like the commg to the pansh 1s Harry behind that statement because The guest bst for the Feb 21 even thought about the wed- soc1al event of the year Local newspapers are snap- Westcott Cambr1a, Australia 'Ji)rown added he was brmgmg marriage at downtown Christ ding details yet The local program WJ!i be 'fu hall.<Jf.famer Lou "The Toe" Olurch has reached 900 and a After all, he had only known ping pictures of V1ek1e March 9-13 Groza to work w1th Green gigantic reception 1s bemg his bride-to-be - New York dutifully dustmg a trophy case A donatiOn for the JuniOr Durmg Mondays meetmg, There have been some planned at the nearby swank City model Vick1e Chesser - at Bench's apartment, while commun1 ty serv1ce party at women's page editors breath- pres1ded over by Harry th e Athen s Mental Health : complamts that 35-year-old Netherland Hilton Hotel for only 24 days lessly report details of 'this Pickens, president, progress Center was made by the : Muhlmann 's low trajectory fabulously exciting crossconti- reports were g1ven by the Racm e Amencan Legwn : kicks are susceptible to being vanous chairpersons The nental romance '' : :tuocked Green, who placeAuXIliary at a meetmg Wedc ha~rp e rsons mciude Jlev V1ckie, who probably IS most l.kicked at Oh1o UmverSlty, uses nesday mght famous for smiling and selling John Campbell, task Ioree 1 tile standard, stra1ght..ahead The un1t also voted to present 1 style as opposed to toothpaste on televiSion, al- coordmator , Nora Staats , a flag to the Racme f~remen j Muhbnann 's sacceNtyle ready has selected her silver, at tendan ce , Llflda Jewell , and to contnbute toward the youth , pastors and laymen, china and crystal j "With Dave kickmg, the ball Shalom study course. Rev Department pres1dent ' s I goes up quickly over the exAlso, a pastry chef who used spec1al proJect. to work at a French restaurant Campbell, group committee , tended hands of the b1g The charter was draped for has been contracted to build a Rev Campbell and Evelyn Mrs Mathe Yost Mrs Mary 1linemen and that's an advanfive-t1er white wedding cake ; tage to us," sald Brown, adBy MILTON RICHMAN Roush had prayer to open the V1ckie remembers that ; ding, "Dldyou kn..w that most UP! Sports Ed1tor meetmg pres1ded over by Mrs • Of Dave's kicking was done as a Bench sang her a country song ffilght be gettmg senous, she Myrtle Walker Members gave the f~rst day they met --; Place-kicker at Ohio Univerasked her father about him the pledge to the flag Reports ' sity•" NEW YORK (UP!) - Walter Kennedy felt exactly the way • She recalls the Iynes ~ Replied Clyde Chesser, a were g1ven by Mrs Roush, • POMEROY Garden Club, , Brown added a tag line when you'd expect any 17-year.<Jid kid to feel his first time away from "There's not one thing m this shipyard welder, "He's proba- secretary, and .Mrs Martha 7 30 p.m. at home of Mrs. Ir·1 831tect if thls means Muhlmann hpme world worth a srngle dune - bly about the best ball player Lou Beegle, treasurer vmg Karr. CHESHIRE - Behmd the : is through A little excited, a little scared, alitUe homemck. 'cept old dogs, children and gomg today " Popp1es for the annual Poppy EASTERN Athletic Boosters shootmg of Rick Wmebrenner, "No, that's not true," he The year was 1930, the month was September and the occasion watermelon wme " VICkie says she doesn:t know Day sal£ m May were ordered Jamee Westl~ll and George 8 p m at the h1gh school. . said, "but let's face 1t Horst was his very first day on the Notre Dame campus The first thmg Sa1d V1ck1e, a native of Mt too much about bsseball, but A report on leg1slatwn was MIDDLEPORT Garden Welles, the KC Frosh edged the ; had a tough year and it hurt he wanted to see was Notre Dame Stadium due to be opened two PleiiSllnt, /l.C., "We have so she apparently will learn fast g1ven by Mrs Beegle The Club, 7 30 p m at the home of 1 us." weeks later. much 1n common We're Mr. and Mrs B<;nch plan to travelmg pnze donated by Pirates by a 45-42 tally at Kyger Creek H1gh School Mrs Roy Cassell, 721 Hooker He cllmbed to the press box atop the stands, then looked down ' ,Muhlmann was burdened earthy Just a couple of old honeymoon m Tampa, Fla , Mrs Eun1e Brmker was won St., Middleport CcH!ostesses, ";ith a perplexing charley The sheer !mmensity of the place sent chills through him. country bumpkms " Bench lS a where Bench begms sprmg by Mrs Beegle Mrs Brmker Wednesday evemng. 1 • The Bobcats Jumped out to Mrs Walter Hayes and Mrs. E.hOrse part of last season and Eventually he left the stadium and headed d1rectly for Knute native of Oklahoma lralRlng the day after the won the door pme Refresh· an early 4-Q lead behind the D. Tewksbary Mrs James was in great pain some of the Rockne's office When V1ckie realized Bench wedding. ments were served by Mrs shooting of Wmebrenner But T1tus, Sr , to demonstrate -:tline. He rillssed seven of 18 "What can I do for you'" Rockne's secretary inquired Roush, Mrs Walker and Mrs "I'd like to see Mr Rockne." the Pirates came back and at creatmg dned arrangements , field goals and a couple of Jul1a Norns to those named the end of the half the Bobcats Members to take the1r own •exira point kicks went awry "I'm sorry he's busy right now," the secretary said, "but write and Mrs Leora Young materials, con tamers and frog were up by pnly 2 ; The Bengals also drafted your name and Hall number on this ptece of paper and we'll call There wlll be a potluck or styrofoam. At the end of the th1rd .place-kicker Greg Enright of you for an appointment." dmner at the Februar; RACINE Chapter 134, OES, 8 Southern Oregon, described by Walter Kennedy was getting a polite brushoff, but wasn't quarter the Pirates were up 36meetmg Bengals scout Tom Bass as a aware of 1t He was preparing to leave his name when Rockne 34 But m the fourth quarter the p m at the Masomc Temple TUESDAY Bobcats settled down, took ,..''aeml«>ecer style kicker who emerged from his office on his way to lunch CHESTER Council 323, D of :works hard and gets the job "He was bald, rather short and inclined to be a Utile stocky," good shots, and played exand other offlClBls COLUMBUS (UP!) The College Basketball Results recalls Kennedy now, nearly a hall century later, "but to me he ,done." A 7 30 p m , at the hall. cellent defense By Un1ted Press InternatiOnal The PUCO was presented question of whether Oh1o Ballotmg to take place Silent Tournaments Z Meanwhile, a local looked llke God I was so overwhelmed I could hardly talk. When Th1s wm over the arch-nval Edison can shut off serVIce Wlth a list of 25 questions, Mad•son Square Garden auchon by the home and orwspaper reported it had llrnally was able to,! said to him, 'Mr Rockne, may 1 speak to P~rates moved the Bobcat tst round) during the winter for nonpay· rangmg from mqU1r1es about Ho ly Cro ss( 76 phans committee Manh ttn 74 record to 4-1 learned "another reason why you a moment• • ment was scheduled to be certain Ohio EdiSOn pract1ces, Se to n Hall 89 F arrfld 87 the Bengalsmay have to find a "He stopped 'What can I do for you, young man'' he said. 'Mr The Bobcats were paced by discussed here today at a hews the fuel adjustment clause and Ba bson 99 St East F ran 7B cessor" for Muhbnann Rockne, my name is Walter Kermedy .I'm a freshman and I'll do Wmebrenner with 20, Westfall conference called by the Public whether the company can Bait Co 57 G a l ldet 46 WHA Standrngs UadergoiDg Audit anything to work in the Athletic Department ' Rock looked at me WJih 9, and Welles w1th 8 By Unrted Press lnternaftonal discontinue service durmg the Bentl e y 93 Bryant 75 Utilities Coounlssion of Oh1o Boston St 90 Wr cs tr St 50 uhlmann, who resides in a few seconds and then, in that staccato way of his, he barked, Halley and Corf1as contr1buted East wmter for nonpayment The Boston (PUCO). U 84 Co lgat e 65 w I t pts gf ga native Germany all the off- 'What can y6u do•• 4 ap1ece Welles led the team m fuel adjustment clause allows Brande •S 95 Bates 88 New Englnd 26 19 2 54 161 166 Facmg the comm1ss1on "I was hard-pressed, nervous," Walter Kennedy remembers. son, "ls belleved to be Cl ev eland St 80 Ll U 73 Cleveland rebounds 20 25 2 42 135 153 Thursday with complamts utilities to pass on riSmg E Conn 63 Westfld St 60 Ch rcago IB 28 I 37 158 186 ving some problems with the "'Well, sir,' I sald, '!can type, and I'd be wtlling to sweep out the The Bobcats w1ll host energy costs directly w1thout Ftchbg St 92 Mass Martm e 68 lndranapols 10 35 3 23 107 197 the utility were Medina against mal Revenue Service and press box after the games 'Rock turned to his publicity director, Frnkln&Mrsh l 81 Ocknsn 69 Symmes Valley at 4 30 West Mayor Gus Able, Brunswick comrrussion approval lm m a c lta 89 Twsn St 60 w I. t. p1s gf ga undergoing an audit," the Joe Pelrltz, sitting nearby, and said, 'Joe, give thls young man a Saturday evemng A comm!ssion spokesman J Hopk•ns 79 Leb Va l 74 Houston 29 15 0 58 206 137 Mayor Charles O'Malley, ti Enquirer reported. broom and put him to work '" Ke an ao Ramapo 60 Phoenrx 24 20 6 54 171 164 Medina County Commissioner S8ld he thought all questions Lafaytte 90 Mra111an 01 Mmnesota 24 20 0 48 183 149 Mtdwest The draft also might not have That was Walter Kennedy's first day at Notre Dame ' John Oberholzer, their at- were answered satisfactorily. Mar rst 89 Stony Broo k 70 Bradle y 91 Tulsa 89 •~- en a good omen for backup He has come a long way m 45 years Ws l yn 70 Elmrra 62 San D1ega 23 20 1 47 156 151 Dra ke 75 W Tex 51 63 torney Malt Cunmngham, He sa1s the comnuSSlon will be Rbrts Rutgers 94 Buc kne l l 72 x Balttmore 13 30 3 29 112 187 E sn Ill 78 UM MJ!w 62 ill"arterbsck Wayne Clark. lile After Rockne had gone, Petrltz asked Kennedy what else he to Medina County soon to S l ppry R c k 81 Wr rght 79 Canadran Pr du e Ft Wyne 107 St Fran lnd P,f Cincy's high draft choices could do besides wield a broom. Kennedy sa1d he could type That various labor representative& gomg S E Mass 101 Nrchol s 87 93 w 1 t pis gf ga personally review the s1tuation U Mass 85 New Haven 44 Quebec Shaw 87 Centra l St 86 30 16 0 60 201 154 !Was Brigham Young paSSlng was a start. He succeeded Petritz as Notre Dame's publicity and respond to complaints Yeshrva 60 New Pa l tz 58 Toronto St Lou rs 93 N Tex St 82 26 19 2 54 202 177 rivlzard Gary Shelde, whlle director 12 years later, opened hiS own publlc relations firm South Edmonton Trffrn 79 Mt Vernon 69 23 16 2 48 158 140 against Ohio Edison Albny St Ga 96 F la A&M 90 Vancouver Tn S.tate 98 Aqurnas 74 21 22 2 .. 139 147 ~.;; State's Tom Shuman also eventually and among the accounts he handled was the NBA's. Berry 76 S c Sprtnbg 74 Southwest ' ~as nabbed. , In due time, Kennedy became the NBA's first publlcity MAYOR RETIRES Brand ers 95 Ba te s 88 Wmnlpeg 20 21 2 42 170 151 Hardrng 78 Ozarks Coli 71 Wslyn 7 1 Presby 70 x-Franchrse transferred from Hou s Bapt 80 S C Bapt 75 ~ Ken Anderson 1s set as the director, mayor of his home town in Stamford, Conn., and subCANTON, Ohio (UP!)- The LCent rmestone 99 A l len 85 Mtchrgan H Payne 74 Ab Chrtst ran 62 ~egular quarterbftck, but the sequently commissiooer of the NBA when the league's Board of mayor of Canton, Stanley Loursvl 51 N M St 42 Thursday's Results West 86 Krng 73 Toronto 3 Indianapolis 2 Puget Snd 70 Great Fils 67 ~o rookies are given a good Directors were looking for a man to succeed Maurice Podoloff. Qnich, said Thursday he will Mrllrgan Newberry 62 Er skrne 55 UN LV74Seattle62 Quebec 5 ChiCago 2 ~ce to beat out Clark as the Now, alter 12 yeaFs of dedicated service, he's giving up that retire from public office at the Pembroke 67 At I Ch rrs 51 Mrnnesota 6 Vancouver 3 Pepperd rne 79 Sta Clara 78 Prkevrlle 102 Ky St 88 ckup man post oo June I, and says he'd be ''Very comfortable" with Simon Wmn rpeg 5 Phoenix 3 Azusa 96 Pac Chr tstran 78 end of his next four-year term, Troy St 70 LaGrange 57 Cen t Wash 68 Seattle Pa c 63 Fnday's Gam.es Sheide sald he even was Gourdine if he turned out to be his successor Gourdine is the if r~ected Tulan e 100 So Mrss 8 1 Port l and 79 Hawarr 66 Baltrmore at New England ORIENT, Ohio (UP!) -An Unron Ky 58 Cmpbllsv l 57 Vancouver at Toronto king sights on Anderson. NBA's deputy commlssloner and should he be elected, he would San Drego 73 Fresno St 60 A Republican, Crnich has Va 82 Rnd lp h Ma c; on 81 Orient State Institute resident Houston at Mrnnesota Lng Beach 76 Fullerton 67 ~ " I'm commg to traimng become the first black commlssioner in professional sports Cleveland at Edmonton West Wash 92 Srmon Fra ser 68 who had been a ward of the been mayor here for 12 years VMI 96 Sh ep he rd 83 !!"mp with the hope of beating He was in the audience the other. evening when Walter Kenslate since 1876 and who ,, nedy was honored at the first annual Heritage Dinner, sponsored became known affectionately ~ems by the NAACP, United Negro College Fund and the Edwin Gould to those who cared for her as lf.l. 1 Services for O!Udren is dead ''Grandma" One by one, the various speakers all walked up to the Martha Nelson, 103, died at mlcrophooe and extolled Walter Kennedy's virtues, telling how the mstitute hospital here , much he has done for basketball, lor blacks,lor children and lor Thursday of what was believed ! The Me1gs g1rls' basketball the general community to be cardiopulmonary arrest Gam defeated Eastern Cardinal Terence Cooke, Pete Rozelle, WWls Reed, Sargent She had been hospitalized By Lee LEONARD "But I never predict what number and photograph Unfortunate Action fednesday 41 to 21 m a game Shriver and Moose Krause were a few of those who praised Tuesday at the institute, Ohio's UPI St1Jteb011.1e Reporter ~yed at Me1gs Walter Kennedy. President Ford wasn 'ton hand, wt sent a letter "I think that would be an J'lfR Rhodes lS going to do," subnutted to the seller. A targestfacllltyforthementally OOLUMBUS (UP! ) - The unfortunate action, and un- Ocasek SBid. "I know that if 1 ?:;cor;mg for Me1gs were Beth adding his warm words. retarded, for what was diilg- Ohio General Assembly has Wise," Senate President Pro were Ill his shoes, I'd sure sign seven-day watt would be Vaughan w1th 15 pomts Howard Cosell, a close friend of Kennedy's, was the toast· reqUired. nozed as pneumonia. ajourned for the weekend, wt Tempore OUver Ocasek, D- it" followed by Pam Vaughan With master, and said Jackie Robinson and Walter Kennedy were the Rep. Da v1d Hartley, DMtas Nelson had Mleelved will return for another work Akroo, told newsmen as the Senate Democrats could Springfield, and 45 other Houae • 1.1, Mary WeyerSJruller 8 and tWo most courageous men he has elll!r known . hl!ndreds of cards, letters and week to complete action on a legislators packed up to go override Rhodes' veto with ooe Jlan)ar1s Ash and Pal Vaughan Moose Krause had mentioned that Kennedy had not parDemocrats introduced lealala· gifts from around the world supplemental appropriation home. vote to spare House T,each ticlpated inathletlcsallhoughithad always been his dream to do tlon appropriating $8.3 niilllon since It was repol'ted over a, for schools before taking a 11). "We met with the governor Democrats need to hold all 59 to the alate De!llll'tment of • ; For Eastern V1ckie Epple led so Cosell sald Krause wished to be tasteful so he had not gooe :year ago that sbe had been day vacation. yesterday, and he indicated his of thm members and get ooe Public Welfare for social ~th 14, Uz Edwards had s and rnto why K!lllnedy could not participate, but Coaell said he had institutionalized for almost 99 Plans call for a vote m the doorwasopenandhewanted to Republican to override. They services programs, to draw • Jjllia Whitehead 1 By quar~'s pennissioo to talk about it. :years. Original cause of her Senate next Tuesday or • t.ets "Walter Kennedy has a club loot," be sald. "Walter Kennedy cooperate I wouldn't consider lost one Democrat when the instltutlonaliutlon was. un- Wednesday oo the $91 million a veto of a legislative bill an supplemental appropriation $25:5 millioo in federal money. lllfigS 15 30 32 41 suffered a stroke in ooe eye, has sight out of only one eye Walter Rep. VIrginia Aveni, Dknown because her records spending bill, drafted by indication of that cooperation." cleared the House Wednesday, ~~tern s 11 15 21 Kennedy has wt one kidney. How many people here, and the Lyndburst, offered a bill were destroyed in a fire at a Democrats IJut OI!JlOsed by •• people fnm Stamford, Coon. know, have you ever seen Walter Rhodes has ·submitted his wt gained five ~publican designed to protect vlctlml of Columbus, Ohio, institution in Republicans oo grounds lbe own plan to spend $109 million votes. Kennedy complain ooe single time In his life? When bave you • ;: rape, senal battery, school subsidy formula should oo PI.'JIDBfY and !1CCOJidary Swlag lllto Gw- ' · •, seen him grapple with a !lroblem without a smile oo his face • 1881. corrupUoo of a minor and •, . "Since the news media be equalized first • Ocasek sald be bopes C<ID· similar crimes. This Is the mnercourage, the UIICOIII!Qer&bWtythathas to be the schoolS. It IS a flat bonus of $650 carried Martha 'sstory, sbe, as Democrats have the votes to per'classroom teacher, $300 for mlttees will swing into high •· ultimate yardstick of grea!ness " Her bill lltipulates that the •• well as the staff caring for her, pass the measure, whic:b would professional employes and f375 gear during the recess Feb. 7QowNING HONORED When It came time to respond, Walter Kennedy felt somewbllt victim need not resllt the ofhave received well wlsbes fnm furnish each local school for noo<ertlfied employes. 17, and that preliminary work fender to mab the proeecullon the same way he did that first day be first laid eyes oo Knute ;'l'RENTON, N.J (UP!) all levels of public and private district with $40 per pupll, wt "He's got that as an •out' to can be BCCOOipliabed in late legal, and tblt the victim's Slime 900 persons attended a Rockne. life,'' ()ieot Superintendent Republican Gov. James A. February and early March on SlgD Ocu- bill,.. sald Ot:asek, diJmer Wednesday night oonorIf~ had to be hiS last hurrah as comml•iooer of the NBA, he lestimODy need DOt be C«· Dr. A. Z. Soforenko said. Rbocles could veto it. revising the lll!lte school founaplalnlng Rhodes could say be l4i AI Downing, the Los said, so be it. roborated by I third party. "Sle will not be remembered Clan Cochran, Rbocles' press wanted to give the teachers a datloo formula. Ajlgeles Dodger south)lllw who "Where could 1t better happen than bere:.....Oong my friends; The bill also forbids evidence as a stallstlc oo our roles," S81d aide, said the governor Is not flat bonus, bill the legislature Rep. C.J. Me~, D-Da;yton, IJI¥Md 8 Treotm team to the With a Prince of the O!Urch, with a 'Dear Walter' letter frGm the Sof9rento. of past semal COillb!t lo be "She will be going to tip bls hand on ac- wouldn't let hbn. introduced a handgun Ctllltrol llled ezctpt in certain CUM B11be Ruth World Series cham- President of the United States," Kennedy said. "If I bad the remernheted as a penon who ceptlng or rejecting the "I think polillcally, be could bill 'lhlnday mmilar to me. where tbe lwl&e finds such • JHnol;lip in 1~. sense that God gave me, I'd go back to Slamlard, go to broiiiJht out the best in thoee , measure. come out of It looking pretty wblcb failed last year, J)oYnlng, , who graduated Galtagher'sFuneraiHome,openacasketanddropdead." who f8Z' e d enough to write to "His politl011is that it's up to McUn'e biD would require evidence pertinmt to tbe .... good by siiP'iDI our bill," said ftlim ~'High School, was Nobody who knows Walter Kennedywouldeverwant tblit. her and a staff wbicb will the leglalature, tblt be'U do Ocuek, adding be &peds all bandgun sales to he ap- It band and nat overly lnpi smH(ii'tb 8 proclamatioo It was' typical of him, though, that in sa~ thank you, in always ' clearly nmemher her what be thlnta best bued on teachers will get up to 110 per proved bY a local law en- n.."""'bxy. • 11r. Jfa,..- Arthur J. Hoi!Md trying to convey the way he felt about an the tributes paid him, as 'Grandma."' The Se,.te adjourned IIIUl wbllt ClllllU to bls delllt," said ceDt of the money &nyWIJy forcement agency after ~ the day "AJ.Downlng thoroughly deserved ones, Walter KeJI!Iedy VI!J:Y nearly was ~ MODday at 7:30p.m. The A fUneral service will /be held Coclnn. A veto was viewed as unless school districts are checking the buyer's apIlly" In the city. embarrassed to death ' Hoaa recouvdiE6 at 11 a.m 51!turtlay Columbus. very much in the picture. • plication, ' SoCial Seeu1ity nat............. faced wtth due bills. ' Parish plans program Bench's wedding to . be 'grand slam' affair Group -donates to service party Sport Parade ! Helen Help By .Us. •• • WILL SING - The Joyfula1res ~artet, Marietta, w1ll be at the Rutland Church of the Nazarene thiS Sunday The group will he present for Sunday school at 9 30 a m., mornmg worship at 10.30 am and for an evenmg worship serVIce at 7 p.m The pubhc 1s mv1ted to attend all of the serVIces Drew Webster Post , sets birthday party The annual birthday party of Drew Webs ter Pos t 39, Amer1can Legion , was se t for March 18 w1th Mrs Fay Wildermuth as chairwoman , when the aux1ha ry met Tuesday mght at the hall Other h1ghh ghls of the meetmg mcluded a vote to sponsor a g1rl at Buckeve G1rls ' State m June , and 'to parhc1pate m the blCentenmal observance For the birthday party, Mrs Esther T1pple, D1stnc t 8 pres1dent, and five other d1str1Ct offiCers w1ll be mv1ted guests Plans were discussed for the blCentenmal observance of the un1t and Mrs Carne Neutzllng and Mrs Grace Pratt were named to a float comm1ttee The un1t agreed to serve a dmner at the E1ghth DlstrJct sprmg conference Apnl 6 m Pomeroy A contribution of $25 was made to the Freedom Foundahon at Valley Forge, Pa and $15 to the Mane Moore Fund Mrs Catherme Welsh reported that 2,500 popp1es have been ordered for Poppy Days, May 23 and 24 Mrs Wildermuth reported on the bloodmobile canteen and thanked those who contnbuted The aUJUhary also went on record as supportmg a park development on the v1llage owned lots between Mulberry Ave and Butternut Ave Mrs Veda Dav1s reported on Junior actlVllles notmg that a contr1buhon had been made to an orphanage m SB!gon m add1t10n to numerous hohday acllv1ties mcludmg favors for the Me1gs Community School, Can power be shut off if bills are not paid? E ~ DOLLAR DAYS SALE 'Grandma' Nelson is dead i 1 defeat Eastern • • NOW IN PROGRESS heritage house Your Thom MeAn Store Middleport, Oh1o General Assembly will complete schools hill before 10-day vacation Uarauder '? J ' \ I ·-:r. I I l' ,I ' ~ • Helen Bottel Winebrenner's 20 leach KC m cage wm ~ ,..-.•• . Holzer gradf have top scores ,._, ATTENTION! ~~ 4.-lrT Sunday School Teachers 17 ~~o~$f ~'$' ~'("' and loot bags for the Vete1 ans Hosp1tal 1n Chllhco the She also noted that Jenmfer Couch had been selected Little M1ss Poppy and Demse Marshall, Junior MISS Poppy A report \l.as also gtven on Chnstmas acllv1t1es at the Xema Soldiers and Sa1lors Orphan s Home by Mrs Dav1s and Mrs Ruth Powers It was noted that a pmgpong table, fru1t and candy fliied stoc km gs, chord organ , clothmg, pounds of homemade candy and cook1es, televiSIOn cushwns, and a dollar b1ll for each boy had been delivered at Chnstmashme Read at the meetmg were thank-you notes from the Veteran s Hospital for remembrances at Chnsimas and the birthday party m December Followmg the ntuailshc openmg a memonal serv1ce and drapmg of the charter was conducted for Anna Jones and Atlanta Cook by Mrs Grace Pratt, pres1dent, and Mrs Ed1th Sauer, chaplam Mrs Neutzhng at the p1ano played "Nearer to Thee" Thank you cards for fl owers from both fam1hes were read Markers w1ll be placed at each grave later Mrs Neutzhng presented the program usmg portwns of "Amenca, We Love You", the story of the Ebersbach famlly 's commg to Amenca, settlmg m Me1gs County and gomg mto the mmmg mdustry here She also reported that from June 1, 1974, unhl now, the veterans' program locally showed 32 wm kers g1vmg 93 hours, and expenditures of $1,077 15 Mrs. Mary Martm gave the leg1slahve report and asked that members wr1te Sen John Glenn and Cong Clarence M1ller, urgmg their support for the b1ll wh1ch would return Veterans Day to Nov 11 She also noted that all un1ts and the post should report donahons of all kmds to the state chairperson The February meetmg wlll be on Amencamsm w1th M1ss Erma Sm1th to have the • ~~ ~ ~'U ~ ' ·~~ 8 ~ ., L6 ~f:IO ~ A...'U ~ Remember Churches 10% Discount MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Middleport, Ohio J Should WHe Be Protector' DEAR HELEN My husband has a woman boss She wants him to work a lot of ov~rtune - but 1t's a small busmess and nonun10n, so sb& doesn t pay hun for 1t Says he's m the "execuhve" capac1t)r, which means he contnbutes h1s extra ume He's willing to work for the good of the company, bUt he more than suspects she has something else m ffil~d It's always m the evemngs when she calls, and she wants hun to "go over thmgs" at her apartment Instead of telllng her firmly he \sn't available, he makes ~ lie for hun I'm supposed to come up w1th a "preVIOUS engagement" if he calls me from work and g1ves me the r1ght signal At mght,l answer the phone and if 1t's her. I say he's out lor the evenmg, or not feeling well, or somethmg I appreciate his faithfulness, but I hate lymg to keep him away from a predatory woman He says if he levels w1th her he may lose hiS JOb What can be done' Suggeshons please LOUSY UAR FROM LAS VEGAS P. S Please change this so 1t can't be 1dentif1ed DEAR WAR If thiS woman boss wants more than work from your husband, sooner or later she's e1ther gomg to get it, or replace him With a more agreeable type If she's legJt, and really needs his execuhve help alter hours, lies will stiJ.J. put his JOb m Jeopardy E1ther way, your cover can't last long. I'd suggest he level w1th her about excessive overtune and start shopp1ng for a new poSition - H DEAR HELEN There's a rulmg_m our county that says parents of adult children (over 21) can be held liable for lhe1r support, if the children apply for welfare. That 1s, the county can sue the parents for reunbursement of welfare checks g1ven to their offsprmg. I thought that when k1ds grew up, they were on their own Does a parent's responsibility never end? My husband's son 1s a no-good and we washed our hands of him alter several bad checks and other offenses. Would we be liable, if he collects welfare (which I'm sure he w1ll before too long, as he can't keep a job)' -WORRIED DEAR WORRIED. True, your (Califorrua) county has a "relative respons1b1lity law" wh1ch means that parents CAN be sued for adult children's welfare payments However, it Is presently bemg contested Watch your local paper for the outcome (And hope Sonny Boy shapes up so 1t won't affect your personally!)- H. 0 Course offered to LPN s 1 make plans natiOnally for accredltecl d1ploma and . assoaillti programs, and baccalaurlia~ programs Ohio ranks in ~ upper quarter of score' rece1ved in four of the five exammallons and in the uppei th~rd m the fifth examlnall!lil~ Passmg scores are sso; Average scores rec~:ived by th~ Holzer MediCal Center Scllool of Nursmg graduates were Med1 cal Nursing, 574.6; Surg1clll Nursmg, 582 6; 0~ stetric Nursmg, 589.5; Nursjng of Ch1ldren , 549.5, 11n~ Psych1atnc Nursmg, 546. ' " Eastern Crocker For winner selected Valentine's Day EAS'I ERN - ~ss Marsha K1mes has bee n named Eastern H1gh School's 1974-75 Betty Crocker Fam1l) Leade1 of Tomorro" She 1s the daughter of Clayton K1mes, Reedsville M1ss Kunes competed with other semors m a wrrtten knowledge and att1tude exanunatwn Det' 3 She ts now ellg1ble for state and natwnai honors, and w1ll rece1ve a spec1ai award from General M1lls, Inc , sponsors of the annual educatiOnal sc holarship program State wmners m the contest w1ll travel w1 th their faculty adv1sors to Washmg ton , D C , Williamsburg, Va , and other pomts of h1stoncai and educatwnai mterest m the East M1ss K1mes IS acllve m the band, NatiOnal Honor Soc1ety, Language Club, semor play and chorus at Eastern PT'L1A Vte Ws slt'ujJe show • EASTERN - Slides of the Holy Land taken by John Reibel were shown at a recent meellng of the Eastern ParentTeacher-Student Assoc1ahon at Eastern H1gh School Mrs Robert Shook gave prayer to open the meetmg presided over by Mrs Charles Martm Mrs Roger Ba1ley gave the secretary's report, and Mrs Barbara Hannum the treasurer's report Volunteers for the leg1slahve comm1ttee were requested Chester Goodmg gave a report on the recent legislative workshop It was reported that the frwt cake sale was a success Apoem and prayer by Mrs Shook closed the meetmg Refreshments were served at the conclusiOn of the meetmg The Galha. Jackson. Vmton Pract1cai Nursmg for mJomt Vocallonal School formahon and apphcatJon for D1s tr1ct Adult Contmumg the program The telephone Education IS pianmng to offer a number 1s 446-3456 The adcourse Jn medlCallons for dress IS P 0 Box 93, Licensed Practical Nurses Gallipolis, 45631 The course w1ll be a 72 hour course plus cllmcal expenence Jn adm1mstrat10n of mediCa lions The course 1s open to all L1censed Pracllcal Nurses " ho are mterested m furthenng their educahon to meet the needs of the~r pallents Those mterested, please call or wnte REEDSVILLE - Hostesses Mrs Helen M Sh1elds, R N , REEDSVILLE The for the January meetmg of the C B C 's met at the home of Mr Coordmator of the Buckeye H1lls Career Center School of R1verv1ew Garden Club were and Mrs . Dohrman Reed Mrs Claremont Hams and Saturday evemng for thelf Mrs Herman Grossmckle at January meetmg A thank vou program Reported Ill were the Hams home Top1c for the note was read from Mrs M1ss Fredd1e Houdashelt, Mrs devotions was, "Fr1endshtp," Harold Sauer for the conNancy Walker, and Mrs Rose presented by Mrs Donald trlbuhon for the promotion on Myers Genhe1mer the levy for the Commun1ty Roll call was answered by School Thanks were also Refreshments of cake and nammg an coffee were served by Mrs members expressed for g1fts wh1ch a evergreen and where 1t 1s family had rece1ved at ChnstGladys Cummgs grown The busmess seSSion mas was conducted by the Attendmg were Mr and Mrs pres1dent, Mrs Harllss Frank Donald Myers, Mr and Mrs. Plantmg a tree that would be Walter Brown, Mr and Mrs HOSPITALIZED used for the annual Chnstmas CHESTER - J M. Gaul, tree hghtmg was discussed Ernest Wh1tehead, and Mrs Denver Weber The next Ches te~. 1s a pahent at St Named on the comm1ttee for Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg th1s proJect were Mrs Frank, meeting will be at the Weber His room number 1s 214 Cards Mrs Ronald Osborne and Mrs home or v1s1ts would be apprec1ated Roy R Hannum Thank you notes were read ACHIEVES CLUB from Cathy Spencer, Gladys Steve Snowden of Mld· Sm1th, Jenny Berkheuner and dleport, who ach1eved memNaom1 Pickens for g1fts to bership m the Mllhonalfe Club RETURNS HOME them from the club of the State Farm Insurance Mrs Ralph G. ,Martm and Green Thumb notes will be Compames, wrote $1 m1llion of Mrs Kenneth Darst, Mid- taken care of Apnl 4 by Mrs qual1ty life msurance durmg dleport, have returned home Frank Mrs Harold Massar, 1974 after v1s1tmg m Hattiesburg, Tuppers Plams, w1lllie present Miss , and New Orleans, La for the February meeting at the W1lhams ·Balderson home to demonstrate how to make a corsage Members voted to get ILL ATHOME a Valenbne remembrance for Mrs h'1s Kelton, Mmersville, Naomi Pickens d~rector of Regwn 11, Oh10 For the program Mrs Hams .Association of Garden Clubs, presented an article on "House remams 1ll at her home Plants " She told how to plant, care for, water and display the plants Durmg the soc1al hour inNondenominational terestmg games were directed by, Mrs. Frank Bise With several pnzes awarded ThEt door pnze went to Mrs. R. H. Hannum. Refreshments were served to the above named and Will be held at Mrs Walter Brown Mrs Jr . O.U.A.M. HALL Dav1d Chadwell, Mrs. Donald 201 Fourth, New Haven Putman, Mrs Thomas Each Tue .. Weu. Spencer, Mrs Gene WilSon, ROYAL C_ROWN Fr1 .• Sun. 7:30P.M. Mrs Gene Young, Mrs. R. E. BOffiiNG COMPANY All are cordially mv1led W1lhams and Mrs Lyle Middleport Balderson . I_ _ _ - ' ----.J Gardeners states plus the D1stnct of Coiumb1a, Puerto Rico and the V~rg m Islands The tests were prepared by a committee of nurse mstructors from all over the United States , workmg through the NatiOnal League of Nurs~ng and the Arnencan Nurses Assomat10n The Nat10nal League 1s then responsible for scormg and correlahng the results of these tests at their headquarters m New York City Holze r graduates scored high er than th e average MARSHA KIMES • DEAR HELEN · I'm 18 and recently mamed a 47-year-()ld ma~ho 1s tw1ce divorced Whlle we were dating, he was a perfect gentleman I mean he never tried anything. However,hepromlsedmealargelamllyiflwantedone-. On our wedding mght, he said he was too hred, so he slept The next rught he clauned he had the flu. And the next it was some other foolish excuse. After a month of thiS, I told hun to see a doctor, and he went Wild, stormed out of the house and stayed away two days SIX months later, he still won 't talk aboutit What does a mamed woman do when she's still a -VIRGIN DEAR VffiGIN· She can ask for an annulment - or 1ns1st (lovmgly) that her husband talk about 1t Perhaps a doctor or psychiatriSt rrught solve the problem - H Graduates a t th e Hol i er Med1cal Center School of Nursmg earned scores above both state and nahonal averages mall subjects m their ltcensmg exammat10nS for registered nurses, accordmg to mformahon released by the Oh1o Boa• d of Nurs mg EducatiOn and Nur se Reg1strat10n Bcremce Skehan R N Director of Holzer's School of Nurs1ng sa id tl1at the tests were g1ven between June 1, 1913 and May 31 1974 m all 50 CBCs meet in Reed residence • gtve BY POLLY CRAMER POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - Ml b1g problem JS that I fmd all double knits shriok Twenty-five )ems ago when we wore kmtted smts I bought a w1re frame that was adJustable and dned sweaters and dresses on 11 but can no longer fmd one to buy BLANCHE DEAR BLANCHE - All double knits are not woshuble und now come so marked. Are you sure you are following the direcllons thot say whether or not one \lashes or dry cleans such a garment? Also ask about any such fabric you may be buying to make up yourself. When washing Is suggested for wool use only that cold "ater liquid suggested for wool unless the tag says otherwise. The frames you mentioned might be found at a garage sale or one of the stores run by charitable organizations "here used items are sold - POLLY. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve 1s w1th your column You always say "G1rls" as 1f only women read the column. In our household both my w1fe and I work. Both of us keep house and your column has been most helpful to me, a male Why not try to make 1t for both sexes as we both read It - MICHAEL DEAR MICHAEL. - Please forgive me. We bave alwoys "elcomed our men readen and their very good Pointers. Watch carefully from here on out. There will be no more "Girls" - In fact there have been no letters so answered for the past fe\1 weeks as anollier nice man also brought this to our attention. Gentlemen, keep those letters coming. 'IPOLLY. DEAR POLLY - I want to tell Pat that I wear safety shoes for work and was weanng holes in my stockmgs every day If sell-adhes1ve pmch pads are apphed to the area of the safety hp on the . shoe there lS no more constant rubbmg on the exposed metal t1p They could • possibly be bought at any shoe or shoe repa1r store I get mme from our safety shoe shop An alternahve would be to apply moleskm - MRS R H M DEAR POLLY - I have a Pmnter that I use for domg my laundry more economically I f1ll a squeeze bottle w1th hqmd detergent After checkmg each garment for slams squeeze a small amount of the detergent OESTOMEET RACINE - Racme Chapter 134, Order of the Eastern Star, w1ll meet m regular sessiOn Monday,Feb 3,at8p mat the Masomc Temple There Wlll be a prachce of the off1cers in preparation for mit1allon along w1th spec1al msiruction to be giVen by the worthy matron Dues are payable on the slams and rub 11 m thoroughly Next f1ll washer w1th water and one fourth cup powdered detergent Let ag1tate one mmute before addmg clothes If more detergent 1s needed to get a good sudsmg level add only one-fourth cup at a tune afte1 clothes are m I often fmd 1 ge t a cleaner wash w1th one-half cut than the cup called for Also usmg less soap often cuts down on the second rmsing DARLENE DEAR DARLENE and others - TtJls m1ght not work quite so well when one has lots of really d~rty play ~r work clothes but for household linens hke sheets, towels. etc , 1t should be fme - POLJ..Y , A Bulov~ BREATH of SPRING BOUQUET Delivery Spec1al $1.50 Value Now $5 95 • Delivered watch IS more than just another Qlft it Wi ll be WOrtl w1th pleasure and treasured for years. to come a dall¥ remmder of your lasting love and affect1on Hill 17 ]IWII I driSI WIICh wltn new nearly nude ;~ Htr11 Sculptured Cllt silver dial Eny f'!ll~. ~~~~·n!~~ bracelet 17 59 N. Second St. 992-5560 Midd leporr, o. QUASAR lQ:~gonal Solid State Portable Color TV • ' Modular Solid State Chassis (except only four chassis tube~.J lnsla -Matlc Color Tuning Bright Picture Tube. 5 x3 Speaker Harmonizing carl Included High Impact plastic cabinet In Walnut grain finiSh cart 36' 1 H 23112" W, 20" D Dimensions on WERNER RADIO T.V .. Middle ort, u. ' JL 1 " STEAMBOAT INN AT ITS BEST - ,.. " SALADS - Waldorf, Cottage Cheese. -· Slaw, Tossed ' 1 l• MEAT-Chicken & Dressing, Roast Beef, • Harn, Flounder Fish. " VEGETABLES-Baked Beans, Peas and ' Carrots, Noodles, (Potatoes) sweet, mashed, home fries qo~p£f DESSERTS-(Pie) Peach, Apple. .5.£Jtl1LCU ' .l J u Sunday, Feb. 2, Hrs. 8:00·2:00 Weekdays 6:00-8:30 3rd St. Racine, Ohio Ph. 949-3551 ,,, "' '' I I w '• • �.r ' ' POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H Perr•n pastor Roy Mayer Sunday school sup t Church school 9 15 a m worsh•P serv C£' 10 ~~ a nl You t h cMo1r rehearsal Mon day 3 30 p m under d•reci•On 'of MBq Sk nner sen•Or t:ho•r rehear sal 7 30 p m Thur scfa y w1fh Mrs Paul N e<HC d irector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corne Unt" n and Mulberry Rev Clyoe V Henderson pa stor Sunday school 9 JO a m Glen McClung supt morn .ng WOrSh ip 10 30 a m CVCJ'Hng ser\lt ce "! 30 m d week ser vtce Wedne sday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL The Rev Ha rold Deeth rector Church ser\1 ces 10 30 a m Holy commun on t.rsr Sunday of month church school 10 30 a m tor nursery tnrouan 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Terrell Gronmqer pastor Btble sc ho ol 9 30 a m worsh p 10 30 am adult worsh p serv ce nn d 'J'Oung peoples mee t1ng 7 30 p m Comb1ned B1bl e study and prayer mee 11ng Wednesday 1 30 p m TH E SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W Wm1ng o ff1 ce r 1n charge Sunday 10 a m Ho t mess meet ng 10 30 a m Sunday School Young Peoples l~g1on 7p m Thursday 1to, p m La d 1es Horn~> 1 ~><"OI ~> POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST .. Robert Kuhn pastor Wdl1am WMson Sunday sch oo l supt Sunday sc hool 9 30 a Ill AY F 6 p m B1ble study Wednesday 7 p m cho1r pra c tiCe Wednes d ay 8 30 p m POMERO W~~LEYAN HOLIN ES C HURCH Hnr r sonv I e Rev 0 0£>11 Man ley Pn sto r H£>nry Eb l 1n Sun day Sch oo l Supr Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Even1ng worsh 1p 1 30 p n1 Prayer and P ra se serv1ce lhur sday J 30 p m SYRAC USE F I R'5T OF GOD Re o' Georr ~.: 0 lcr P ~l s tor Sunday sr ~10 o l 9 IS a 11 m orn nq p r e a c hnq 11 l n C' v ~ lQ ( I <; ! r <;f' rV lC 1 l O p l"! r HUR C H f' I I Y r l(l ~ I l1q 1t l r <; ( ! Y )I POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF C HR 1ST 700 W M ctm ~ ~ Jerry Paul n 11 S IN pi 0 \ C 9?7 7 6Ml Co n servat1ve non 1nstru mc 1ta l Sunday worShip 10 a m B blc st udy 11 am worShip o p m Wednesday B1bfe study 7 p m M ID WAY COMMUNITY C HUR CH (no n denomlnat,onaf) Langsv1 te Dexter Road the Rev Worley Haley pastor Sund ay schoo l 10 am even1 ng worsh1p 7 JO p m Prayer meet1ng Tu es day 7 30 p m youth group F r1day 7 30 p m p m Prep c l asses PAUL L UTHERAN ST CHURCH Corner ot Sycamo re and Seco nd Sts Pomeroy The Rev W If C llll M r*dleSWMih Pa stor Sunday Sc '"lool at 9 15 a m 1d Chur ch H rv ICE'S 11 RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Roqer T u rn ~r Pils tor Sundety sc h ool 10 a ,, Sunday ever'Hnq scrv cc 7 JO Wedncsr1ay B bl e s t udy 1 30 p Ill H EARl R ev Father Paul 0 VI. elton pastor Phon e 992 287~ S u rday evening Masc; l 30 Sunday Ma ss 6 anct 10 am Con ress1on Saturuay 7 7 30 p m OLD DEXT ER BIBLE CH R I ST I AN CHURC H Rev Ron T er ry pastor SunOny school 10 a 11 Mrs Wo rl ey rra n c s stper nlcr~dc11 Morn 1nq worsh p 11 a n Sunda ven ng serv1 ce 7 30 • .:oACREO Marijuana touted for medical uses WASHINGTON (UPI) - A drug expert testified today that marijuana has such a widespread medical potential 11 should be available for doctors to prescribe for !hell' patients Untold pain and suffering could be relieved if marijuana were avaUable for medical uses, said Dr Joel Fort, a at frequent witness congressional drug abuse hearings who also has written books on drugs, operated drug cllnlcs and conducted worldwide research for the United Nations. His suggestion was made at a AdDrug Enforcement ministration hearing on federal legal controls of marijuana Fort said the drug 's medical YBlue and potentlalln treating Alfred glaucoma, asthma, ca ncer , even alcoholism a nd drug addiction "would certainly jiiStify Its legal availability for research and prescribmg " Asked if marijuana should be made available for medical IISes, he replied, " I thmk 11 IS vital and essential, that a tremdous amount of unnecesSary suffermg has the potential for being relieved by the ava1lab1llty of thts substance and we should do everythmg possible to make It legally available" Fort testified that social stigma has deterred research on the medical uses of marijuana In th1s country But he srud the drug has been IISed medically stnce 5000 B C to the Cluste1 Hymn Smg at North Bethel Carl Ftndhng and the Harold Henderson lam1ly have been asstsling \llUt chores at the UMWMEETS Cla rence Henderson home The Alfred UMW mel on "lule the fanulJ ltas been down Tuesday everung Jan 21 at the \lith flu They were able to be home of JWle Stearns wtth an attendance of seven members out S1U1day Nma Robmson and Fl01 ence and one v1sltor Spencer ca lled on lrts Carr Nellie Parker, president , opened the meettng and recently The Rev Meece also presented Jun e Stearns , called Marlene Donovan and bdbJ program leader of Call to daughter, Michell e Renee, Prayer and Self-Dental" ( transformallon of the sell and rccenUy returned home from the world) wtth the leader Pleasant Valle) Hosp ital and reading and th e people are domg ltne Ins Cm r e n ten~d Veterans respondmg The hymn ' Jesus Is All the World To Me was Memorwl Hosptlal FndaJ Sue Woode of C1rclevt lle sung and several scnptures assisted at the home or Mr and read Durmg the busmess mee hng, Mrs Wtlham Carr and larmh eleven stck and shut m calls on 'l;_~ursdaJ of the past 1\eek Pamela Henderson has been were reported Usual roullne Ill WIth the fl u busmess was conducted Mr and M1 s Lee Henderson Since the closmg of Elmwood of Athens and Ntna Robmson Nursmg Home, the prOJect of and Clara Follrod, loca l were remembertng pa\lents blrguests ol Mr a nd Mrs Utdays wtll be changed to the s1ck and shut-m and elderly of Carleton Follrod and Chuckle the Allred and nearby areas of Pomeroy at dinner Sunda) Wh1le the hostess go t m obsen ance of Chuckte s refreshments prepared Nma btrthda) Mr and Mrs Chas D Woode Rob1nson took her place as attended the Cluster H) mn leader of the last half of the "Call to Prayer and Sell-Demal Stng at North Bethel on Saturday evenmg Program" New program books and prayer calendar "ere passed out among the members present. The next regular meehng The Almanac Will be held at the home of By United Press lntemaUooal Clara Follrod and Ntna Today ts FrHiay Jan 31, the RoblllSon on Tuesday Feb 18 with Genev1eve Guthne as 31st day of 1973 wtth 334 to follow, program leader The moon IS approaching 1ls Attendin g were June Stearns, Emma Fmch, Nellie last quarter The mormng starts Mars Parker, Sarah Caldwell, Os1e ~vemng stars are MerThe FoUrod, Nma Robinson, Clara cury, Venus, Jupiter and Follrod and Helen Woode Saturn Those born on this date are SWlday School attendance on under the s1gn of Aquanus Jan 26 was 40 The offermg Amencan entertamers Eddie $21 47 Worship semces were Can tor and Garry Moore were held at 11 w1th the Rev Meece , born on Jan 31 -Ca ntor In 1892 speaking on "For Whosoever Shall Call Upon the Name of and Moore m 1913 On thiS day m history the Lord Shall Be Saved," In 1950, President Harry (Romans 10 13) as part of the he had ~enes of " The Greatest Thmg Trwnan diSClosed Ill The World" Attendance ordered development of lhe ( thennonuclear) was 32 and offenng $19 76 hydrogen bomb Pledgesamountedto$32 In 19!i8, Explorer I, the f1rst ; Ruth Brooks entertamed Mildred Brooks, her husband's US earth satellite, was l mo~, at supper Saturday launched from the Cape Canavr everung and accomparued her eral IIUSSlle test center Social Notes f ,I GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preaching 9 30 a m f 1rst a nd secon d Sunday5 o f each month lh 1rd and fourth Sun days each monlh worshfp serv ce at 7 30 p m Wednesday C'ICn•nQs i'lt 7 30 Prayer and B1b l e Study SEVENTH DAY AD VENTIST MtJib~rry He1Cll1t s Pomeroy Pilstor G irard Se ton Si!bbaltl school eve r y Sa t urclay a t 2 p m and w o r sh p se rv ce to l tow ng a t 3 15 p m 0 p en B b Ic d scu ss •on } 30 p m at the cnur r n e~ c h Thur sdi'IY F I RST SOUTHERN BAP TIST 187 Mulberry Avf' P e n c roy a ff 1 t :Jt e d Wllh ~ £J C t he Rev Br ,l dl e y Spen cer po slof Troy Zw lluHt 5 UIH1<1Y SChOOl sup! Sund<IY <> rhoOI ~ 30 a m morn nq w o r s t1 1p 10 :1 0 Sunelly l''Jrllllll' II £11C m eet nq 7 30 p m Prt1ycr m eet1nq V...ednc sdcly 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIA H BAPTIST Corner Fourth and Man M1ddleoort Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Su nday Schoo l 9 30 a m Mrs Erv1n Baumgard ne r su p! Morn.ng worsh•P 10 45 am JEHOVAH S WITNESSES Larry Ca rnahan pres1d1ng m n ster Sunday B1ble lee lure 9 30 a m t Wat c htow er study 10 30 am Tuesday B b le stu dy 7 30 p m Thurs day m n1S t ry SChOOl 7 )0 serv1ce meet1ng 8 30 p m pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of CIHISt 1M Ctlnsftan un ,on Lawrence Manley pastor Mrs Russel l Young Sunday Sc hool Su p r Sunday Sc noot 9 30 am Even n g worsh p 7 30 Wednesday prayer meetmg 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Ra c1ne Route 2 the Re11 James M M unc y pastor Sunday schoo l 9 45 a m morn1n g wors1'11p 11 am evening worsh1p 7 30 p m Prayer meel1ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Young peoples meetmg 7 30 om Thursday n('Sd<ty 7 30 p m U M W f rsf Wednesday 7 30 p m WESLEYAN ( R ac1ne) ~ undai' school 10 a m worsh1p 11 am B1bl £- s tudy Thur s day l p m c ho 1r pra c t ce Thur sday 8 p m suppe r I r st f llowsh p W1.2dnesday 6 JO p m U M W fourth MOll! "~Y R p 111 7 30 p m MT UtliON BAPTIST Rev Cecil Co,.; pa stor Sunday Sch ool supt Joe Sayre Sunday school 9 45 a m SundiJY even ng wo rSh iP 7 30 Wednesday prayer and Btble study 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHR ISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood pa st or GREAT BEND - WorShip I I Howard Caldwell Jr Sunday am ~nd and 4fh Su ndays Sc hOol Supt Sunday School Church School 10 a m 9 30 am Morn1ng Se rmon LETART FALLS - Worsh1p 10 30 a m Sunday evenmg 10 a m Chu r ch sc hool 9 a m serv1ce 7 p m Btble stu dy 7 30 p m every LETART FALLS UNITED Tuesday BRETHREN - Rev Freeland MORN IN G STAR - WorShiP Norr1s pastor F oyd Norr 1s ? 30 am Church Sc hool 10 30 sup! Sunday school 9 30 am am M 1d Week Se r v•ce morn1ng sermon 10 30 am Wednesday 8 p m Prayer serv ce Wednesday MORSE CHAPEL Wor 7':30 p m Sh1 p 11 am 1st and 3rd CHESHIRE CHURCH OF SunD ays Church Scnool 10 GOD OF PROPHECY - G P am Sm1th pastor Sunday School PORTLAND Wor Ship J 30 10 a m Arfhur Henson Supt P m Church School 9 30 a m Mornmg Worsh i p 11 am SUTTON - Worsh p 11 a m Young Peoples serv1ce 7 2nd and 41h Sun day s Church p m Evenmg serv 1ce 7 JO Sc hOol 10 a m p m Wednesday M 1d WeeK Prayer Serv1ce 7 JO p m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Youth meet1ng 6 30 p m Rev Robe.-t Meece Evenmg worsh p 7 30 p m Rev Stanley Brandum CHESTER: CHURCH OFJOPPA W orShiP 10 am T HE NAZARENE Rev Chu r ch Schoo l 9 a m Prayer Herbert G rate pastor War Meel ng Wednesday 8 p m Ship serv1ce 11 am and 7 30 LONG BOTTOM - Church p,.... Sunday Sund ay School se rv1 ces 9 a m Su nday 9 30 am Richard Barton Schoo l 9 45 a m B1b l e Study supt Prayer mee t1n g Wed every Thursday 7 30 p m n es d ay 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor BRADBURY CHUR CH OF aSh1p 11 a m Churc h School 10 CHRIST Cl iffOrd Sm1 th am mm1ster Sunday Sc hool 9 30 ALFRED Sunday SC hool am mornmg churc h 10 30 9 45 a m each Sunday am Sunday even1ng sennce preach1ng at 11 am each Sunday Prayer meetmg 7 45 7 30 p m Wednesday se rvic e 8 pm p m Wednesday WSC S 8 p m on thtrd Tue sday each month LAUREL CLIFF FREE REEDSVILLE Sunday METHODIST Rev Floyd schoo 9 30 preach1ng 7 30 F Shook pastor llo yd p m Sunday prayer meet1ng wr ,ght Sunday schoo l su p! 7 30 p m Tuesday W SCS 7 30 Sunday school 9 30 a m first Thursday each month morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m SILVER RIDGE - Worshtp even1ng worShiP 7 30 p m Wednesday Chnst an Youth 10 a m Cl'1urch School 9 am Cru sa de 6 30 p m Cho1r TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh1p 9 am Churcn pract1ce Thur sd ay 7 p m Sc hool 10 a m D EXTER CHURCH OF KENO CH URCH OF CHRIST Char l es Russell CH R 1ST - George Freder.ck Sr mmtster Jqorman C Will sup ! Serv1ce weekly 9 30 a m sup f Sunday schoo l 9 JO on Sund ay Preach 1n9 f 1r s1 and am worsh(p se r v1ce 10 30 MIDDLEPORT FIRST lh1rd Sunda ys or month by am B1b fe st udy Tuesday BAPTIST - Corner Sodh and Cl 1fford Smith 9 30 am 7 30 p m Pamer th e Rev Sieve HOBSON CHRISTIAN REORGANIZED CHURCH Sk a ggs pastor Danny UNION - D arrell Ooddrlll OF JESUS CHRIST OF Tho mp son Sunday school supt pastor Su nday Schoo l 9 30 LATTER DAY SAINTS WMPO rad10 program 7 45 am Leo nard Gilmore f 1rst Portland Rac1ne Road am Sunday school 9~ 15 am elder even1ng serv ce 7 30 Will1am Roush pastor Denny mornmg wor ship 10 15 a 111 p m Wednesday prayer Eva n s Sunday Sc ho or Youth act1v1tl es a n d fellows h p meetmg 7 JO p m D rector Sunday Schoo l 9 30 tor 1un 10r and sen 10r h 19 h MT MORIAH CHURCH OF am Mo rn in g wor.s h 1p 10 30 st udents 6 p m B1b l e study GOD - RaCine Route 2 The am Sunday evening sennce 7 7 JO p m M1d week prayer Rev Cha rl es H a nd pastor p m Wednesday eveni n g serv1ce Wednesday 1 30 p m Sunday school 9 45 a m prayer serv1ces 7 30 p m morn1ng worsh 1p 11 a m BETHLE HEM BAPTIST Even ng servtces Tuesday and CHUR:CH OF CHRIST Rev Earl Sh ul e r pastor Fr.day 7 30 M i dd l e port 5th and Ma1n Worst11p scrv1ce 9 30 a m BEARWALLOW RIDGE George G la ze m 1n1s t er Sunday school 10 30 a m CHURCH OF CHRIST - B1b le James Sheets supermtendent Sunday eve n ng serv1ces 7 30 St udy 9 30 a m morn1ng Bible school 9 30 a m p m B1ble study and praye r worshiP 10 30 a m even1ng morn ng worship 10 30 am serv1ce Thursday 7 30 p m 6 30 p m Wednesday worsh1p cvenmg worsh p 7 30 p m K1ngsbury Road Su nday B1bfe Study 7 30 p m prayer serv.ce 7 p m Wed School 9 30 am Ralph Ca rl MT OLIVE CHURCH nesdav supt Worsh1p serv 1ce 10 30 Long Bottom Sunday Sch oo MIDDLEPORT CH URCH am and 7 30 p m alternately 10 am wi t h W liard P1gotr OF THE NAZARENE ~ Rev Prayer mee t 1ng Wednesday supt Evangel 1stic message Don Co te pastor A f red 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stil es each Su nday even1ng 7 30 p m Ru sche Sunday Sc hool Sl r> t P3Stor by Elder Russel l Cl 1n e Sunday sc i100 I 9 30 o m LONG BOTTO"' m1n 1ster ot tne Apos toliC Fa th morning wors1'11p 10 30 am Mr Robert B1ble Study Wed nesday 7 JO CHRISTIAN Su nday E' v a ngel st1c meeling Wyatt pastor Sunda y School pm 7 JO p m prayer m ee lmg supt Ronald Osborne B1ble STIVERSVILLE COM Wednesday 7 30 p m Sc nool 9 30 am preachmg MUNITY CHURCH - Su n day 10 45 a m E11en1ng serv 1c es school serv 1ce 10 a m P rayer THE UNITED PRES 1 30 o m meet 1ng Thursday 7 p m B YTERIA N MINISTRY Sunday evenmg serv 1ce 7 p m HYSELL RUN FREE OF MEIGS COUNTY OW1Qhl ZION CHUR CH OF CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH L za.,..u Pastor D~rec tor Pomeroy Harr so nv•ll e Rev Pau l Neville pastor HARRISONVILL E Road R 1Ck Morr ison pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Sunday Chur ch Schoo l 9 30 Sunday schoo l supt St even Morn1ng serv~ee 10 30 am am Mrs Hom er Lee S ~pl Stan l ey Sunday school 9 30 youth se r v1ce 6 45 p m Mornmg Worshtp 10 30 a m am mon;'!mg worsh p and Evan gei1St 1c serv1ce 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT Sunday commun10n 10 30 am Prayer meet 1n g Tnursday Ch urcn Sch ool 9 30 a m John Sun day even ng youth 7 30 p m F Fultz Su pt Morn1nq Chr1st an Endeavor 6 JO p m WorShiP 10 JO am FREE DOM GOSPEL wor sh1 p serv 1ce Sunday 7 30 SYRACUSE Mornmg MISSION at Bald Knob Rev p m Wednesday eve n1ng Wors h tp 9 a m Sunday prayer meettng a nd B 1ble"' E J G r1ff1th su pt ol ch urc h Church Schoo l 10 a m Mrs Rev L R G l uesencamp study 7 30 o m Sampson Hall Su p t pastor Roger Wtll fred Sr ST JO HN LUTHERAN Sund ay School supt Sunday CHURCH P n e Grove The schoo l 9 30 am prayer Rev Wt1l1arn M1dd leswarth R U TLAND CHURC H OF Pa st or Church Serv ces 9 30 meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m youth meet ng 6 p m Sunday GOD - Phillip Wh1t l ey pa stor a m Sunda y Sc hool 10 30 am leaders Ada Van Meter and Su nda y schoo l 10 a m 6HAD8URY CHURCH OF Grella Sutt l e Sund ay evenmg wor ShiP serv1ce 7 p m CHR 1ST B 1b l e Sc hool 9 30 worshtp 7 p m th r ough Wi n fer Prayer meeling Wednesday m mornmg wo rsh 1p 10 30 730ptn months m Sunday eve n ng WorShiP MT HERMON CHURCH OF ,:, erv1ce 7 30 p m cho 1r THE UNITED BRETHREN IN pract1ce Sunday and Wed CHRIST Robert Sho ok nesday 7 p m prayer meet1ng - -L COMMUNITY pa s tor Su nday sc hool 9 30 and Bible Stu dy Wednesday CHURCH Near Long Bot am , Russell Spencer supt 7 30 p m tom Esttl Ha r t pastor Roy ANTIQUITY BAPTIST worshiP ser1J1ce 10 45 a m Brown ass1s t ant pas1or even1ng worshiP a 1ternat1ng Rev Freel an d Nor r 1s pastor Sun day school 10 a m Churcn Sunday school 10 am Chur c h w1th c E at 1 30 p m on 1 30 p m each Su nday Sunday Prayer meet mg 7 30 service 7 p m WeiJnesday evening prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Wednesday A lfred Wolfe 61b te s~r_ pm P m Thursday lay leader RACINE CHURCH OF MIDDLEPORT PEN WHITE 'S CHAPEL I HE NA ZARE NE Rev TECOSTAL - Tt11rd Ave t he coo lv1!1 e R D Re i.' R0:y Deeter W II am Bar t holom ew pastor Rev W1111am Kn1 H e 1 pastor pa sto r Sunday school 9 30 9 30 a m Ronald Dugan Sunday Sc hool Sunday school a m worsh1p serv1ce 10 30 Gerald Wells supf mo rnmg Su pt Classes for all ages a m Btbl e study and prayer worsh p 10 30 il m Wed even ng servIce 7 30 p m se rvt ce Wednesday 7 30 p m B1b l e study Wed n esd ay 7 30 nesclay serv 1ce 7 p m RUTLAND p m youth serv1ces Fr1day R ACI N E FIRST BAPTIST RUTLAND CHURCH OF 7 30 p m Walter P B kacsan pastor CHRIST - Rod Kasler pastor Ronn1 e Sa l ser Sunday scnoo l FREEWILL BAPTIST v H Braley Sunday sc hool Corner Ash and Plum M1d sup ! Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m supt Sunday schoo l 9 30 am d l eport Noel Herrman morn1ng wo r sh1p 10 40 worShiP serv1c-e and com pastor Set t urday even1ng Sund ay evenmg worsh1p 7 30 mun1on 10 30 am yo ut h Wednesday cve n 1ng B1ble serv ce 7 p m Sunday sc hoo l meet1ng 6 p m Sunday 10 a m Sunday even1ng stu dy 7 30 evenmg serv1ce 7 regular worst~tp 7 p rn DANVILLE WE SLEYAN board meet1ng thtrd Saturday Rev Leton G l asure pas tor 1 p m Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m RUTLAND COMMUNITY youth and jun or you t n sendee CHURCH Sunday Schoo l, 6 45 p m e11enmg worship 9 30 a m Wo.-shtp serv 1ce, 11 7 30 p m prayer and pra1se am Wednesday prayer Wednesday 7 30 o m mee tmg 7 30 p m Sunday MEIGS SILVEk r<uN t-MEE n 1gh t worS h iP 7 30 rS m COOPERATIVE BAPTI ST - Rev Ralph Dean PARISH pastor Sunday School 10 am THE UNITED RUTLAND CHURCH OF Leon M1ller supt Evenmg METHODIST CHURCH THE NAZARENE Rev serv1ce 7 30 p m Prayer Robert T Bumgarner Ll oyd 0 Gr1mm Jr pastor meet1ng Thursday 7 30 om D1rector Sunday school 9 30 a m CHESTER CH UR C H OF POMEROY CLUSTER worSh i p serv1ce 10 30 am GOO Rev Dan Aye rs Re v CarlE H1CIU broadcast lt \le over WMPO pastor Sunday school 9 30 Rev D Wm Sydenstr~cker you ng peop l es serv1ce 6 45 a m worsh 1p serv 1ce 11 a m CHESTER Worsh1p 9 15 evangeltSftC serv1ce 7 30 p m even1ng servtce 7 30 p m am Church School 10 a m Prayer meetmg Wednesday youth serv1 c e Wednesday 7 30 ENTE RPRISE - WorshiP 9 7 30 p m M 1SS1onary mee t mg pm am Churcn Sc hool 10 a m 7 30 p m ftrst Wednesday of FLATWOODS - WorShip 11 LANGSVILLE CH R I ST IAN month a m Church School 10 am CHURCH Ted Jones POMEROY WorSI'1 1P pastor Sun day sc hool 9 30 MASON COUNTY 10 30 a m Churc h Schoo l 9 15 am Roy S1gman sup! THE HILAND CHAPEL a m U MY F 6 30 p m morn1ng worshtp 10 30 George Cas to pastor Sunday RO CK SP,INGS - Worsh1p Sunday eve nmg serv1ce 7 30 ~c h ool. 9 30 , evenmg worsh i p 10 a m Church Scnool 9 a m m d week serv ce Wed 7 30 Thursday even ng prayt:, UMYF630pm ~' nesday 1 JO p m serv 1ce 7 30 p m MIODLE PORT CLUST\; R MASON FIRST BAPTIST Rev Robert Bumgarn er .l' KACUSE CHURCH OF Second and Pomeroy Sts , Stan HEATH WO:rShiP 10 30 THE NAZARENE Rev Cratg pastor Sunday school am Church School 9 30 a m Howard C Black pastor Bob 9 45 am worShip serv1ce 11 UMYF I p m Moore Sunday School supt a m tra1nmg u n1on 6 30 RUTLAND - Worsh i p 9 15 Sunday scnool classes tor all P m even ing worsh 1p se rv 1ce am Church School 10 am a ges 9 JO a m , mor ntng 7 30 p m M 1d week prayer UMY F 7 p m worshtP 10 45 NYPS Sunday serv1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m SALEM CENTER Wor 6 30p m evangel 1st c serv1ce MASON CHURCH OF ship 9 am Church SchoO l 10 sunday 7 30 p m M1d week CHRIST P 0 Box 487 M 11t er am UMYF Thursday 7 p m prayer meetmg Wednesday Va Sunday St . Mason W SYRACUSE CLUSTER 7 30p m M1SS1onary meetmg B 1ble Study 10 a m , Worsh1p R ev Richart! E Jarv is second Wednesda\1 1 30 p m 11 am and 7 p m B1ble Stud r ASBURY Worship 11 Nedne sd ay 1 p m , Voca l UN ITE O FAITH NON a m Church School 9 50 a m m usu: DENOMINATIONAL Rev WSC S, 1st Tuesday FIRST SOUTHERN BAP Robert Sm 1lh , pastor Sunday FOREST RUN - WorShiP 9 school 9 30 a m class leader TIST - Corner of Second and a m Church School 10 a m , Mason Pastor Leo H!l l worShip serv 1ce. Anderson WSCS , 3rd Wednesday 7 30 10 30 i't m church 7 30 p ., Walter Cloud Sunday school pm 9 45 am worshtp serv1ce 11 EDEN UNITEO BRETH MIN ERSV ILLE - WorShiP a m and 7 30 p m weekly REN IN CHRIST Elden R 10 a m Church School 9 It m • B1ble stu d y Wedn.esday. 7 30 Blake, pastor Sunday School wscs , Jrd Monday 7 30 p m Pm ' 10 a m , Howard M cCoy SYRACUSE Church MASON 'ASSEMBLY OF supt Mornmg sermon , 1\ a School , 9 30 a m worSh i P GOD - Second St Mason w m Sunday nrght serv1ces serv 1 ~ 7 30 p m • Va Chester Tennant pastor Chr istian Endeaver , 7 30 p SOUTHERN CLUSTER Sunday school, 10 am m , Song serviCe. 8 p m Rev Steven Wtlson mornmg worsh1p 11 am Preachmg 8 30 p m M 1d Rev Larry Pohng evanoe i 1Sf tc serv1Ce . 7 30 p m week Prayer mee11ng , WeCI Rev Howard Stuveley Bible study and prayer serv tee nesd4y 7 p m Ray Adams BETHANY (Dorcas) Wednesday , 7 30 p m Phone lay leader Worship, 9 30 a m Church "73 5133 School 10 30 a m CHURCH OF JESUS HARTFORD CHURCH OF CARMEL Worship , 11 CHRIST - Located at Rutland CHRIST In Christr•n Union a m 1st and 3rd Sun dayt. on New L1ma Road next to The Rev W1lllam Campbell Forest Acre Park Rev Ray Church School 10 a m pastor Sunday School, 9 30 Rou se. pastor , Robert Musser I m James Hughes, supt , Sunday School supt Sunday APPLE GROVE - Sunday evenmg serv1ce , 7 30 p m school , 9 30 a m worShip , sc.hool, 10 30 a m , worship Wednesday even1ng prmyer f1rst and tturd Sunday 7 30 1 30 p m Brble stu dy, Wei:J m~etlng , 7 30 p m Youth i'l esday 7 30 p m sat urday p m • prayer meet1ng , Wed prayer service each Tuesday . nE!'sday , 7 30 p m Fellowsn1p i'lrght prayer serv1ce. 7 30 p m FAIRVIEW BIBLE HEMLOCK GROVE supper f1rst Saturday , 6 p m CHURCH. Letart W Va , Rt U M W second Tuesday , 7 30 CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson 1 • Rev: George Hoschar pastor Ray Whaley supt • pm pastor., sunday Schoof 9 30 Mqrnmg worsh1p, 9 30 am • a m Preyer and B1ble study EAST LETART Sunday church school , 10 30 ~ m 7 .., 30 p m Cottage Prayer young people ' s meetmg 6 30 SChOOl, 9 30 a m WOrShiP Service Tuesday , 10 am Pm evenmg worsh1p 7 3'0 secon~ and fourth Sunday , 7 30 Worsh1p ServiCe, Th~rsday p m Btble stuqv Wednesday , p m • prayer meetmg Wed 7 30 p m D ' 7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy 0 Friday Jan 31 1973 DICK TRACY ' ' ' ' ~~ HERES THE COCKTAIL CAN OFF DANNY'S BODY, TRACY. Television log for easy viewing -~- FRIDAY JANUARY Jt, 197l 6 QO- News 3 4.810,1315, ABC News 6 Etec Co 20, Per sonallty & Behavioral Development 33 6 3()- NBC News 3,4 15 ABC News 13' Bewitched 6, CBS News 8 10, Zoom 20 7 oo-Truth or Cons 3, Rock in lmlhe U SA 4, Bowling for Dollars 6, WCHS TV Report 8 Aviation Weather33 20 News 10 J1mmy Dean 13, I Spy 15 FOUND IN THE ~05 CAR 7 30--Porter Wagoner 3 New Candid Camera 6 Pop! Goes t he Country 8, Treasu re Hunt 10 To Tell lhe Truth 13, Black Perspective on the News 20 33 8 QO-Santord & Son 3 4,15 Night Stalker 6,13 Dr Seuss Special 8.10 Washington Week In Rev1ew 20 33 8 J()-Chico & the Man 3,4 15 Little Mermaid Special 8 10 Wall S t r.~>et Week 20,33 9 OCl--'-R ockford Flles34,15 Hot Baltlmore613 Smlthsonalan Instltutlon Specia l 8, 10. Masterpiece Theatre 20, Consumer Surv 1val Kit 33 9 3()-0dd Couple 6 13 Assignment America 33 tO QO- Pollce Woman H 15 Borella 6,13 CBS Reports 8 10 News 20 Paul Nuchlms 33 10 3()-Woman tO World Press 20 11 QO- News 3,4 6 81013 1,15 ABC News 33 II 3()-Johnny Carson 3,4 15 Wide World In Concert 13 Movie 'Dayton s Devils" 6 Movie Dr Phlbes Rises Again ' 8 Mov1e ' The Deathmaster ' 10 Janakl 33 oo-Midn lght Special 3 15, Wide World In Concert 6 News 13 1 15-Movle ' Dangerous Crossing' 10 2 3()-Movle ' X 15' 4 4 QO-Movle Murder My Sweet 4 5 3()-Movl e The Snow Queen 4 Would 1l rea lly help to have an mst rument to predict the storms of hfe? When the barometer falls 1t's too late to budd a sea wall or to d1g a cyclone cellar W1sc men prepare SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1975 BORN WSER 6 oo-sunrlse Se mester 10 6 3()-Fun for Everyone 6 TV Classroom 8 Treehouse Club 10, Kentucky Afield 13 7 QO-Saturday Report 3 Aware 6, Treehouse Ctub 8. World Around Us 10, In Touch 13 I 3()-Jabberwocky 3 Farm Front 4 Eddie Saunders 6 Abbott & Costello 8, Man from COSI 10 Tennessee Tuxedo 13, Sesame St 20 8 QO-Addams Family 3,4 15 Yogi's Gang 13 Jabberwocky 6, My Favorite Martians 8, Popeye 10 8 30-Wheelle & the Chopper Bunch 3,4, 15 Bugs Bunny 13, Speedracer 6, M1sler Rogers 20 9 oo-Emergency Plus 3 4,15 Hong Kong Phooey 6,13 Jeannta 8,10 Sesame St 20 9 3()-Run Joe, Run 3,4, 15 Adventures of Gilligan 13, Big Blue IQJR l'ROU~ IS '/0() eot.'l1T when the wmd 1s calm A Jeakmg roof I<OOW 11161/,A.L.LJ€; must be mended wh1le the sun shmes q:~~ The Church does nol clatm to proVIde a barometer of ltfe But 1t preaches every Sunday the spmtual readm ess wh1ch chmaxed C hr1st's Ser mon on the Mount Whosoever heareth these say mgs of mme, and doelh them, I wtll hken h1rn unto a wtSe man whtch butll hts JllJUMffillJ!:;-""" .,.-u.J--' ,_ ho use upon a rock "And the ram descended, and the ALLEY OOP floods came, and the w1nds blew and beat upon that house "And 1t fell not for tt was founded MESil: 'I'OU upon a rock " Ot)R snJFF lOGETHER 50 WE CAN Mo:M: OUT RIGHT AF'T'ER WE EAT, BIG MAN ' HADN'T 'YOU aETTER I"'ND OUT '>'ON HE I Un scrambl e these four Jumblta, one letter to each squa~ 1 to HOW Y'LIKE IT COOKED"' Dinosaur s 8, 10, Carrascolendas 20 3()-Star Trek 3 4,15 Hudson Brothers Razzle 8,10, Zoom 20 12 QO-Jetsons 3,4, 15 These are the days 6, 13, Harlem Globetrotters 8 10, Bread & Butterflies 20 12 J()-Bob Daniels Basketball J, American Bandstand 6.13, Go 4 15 Fat Albert 8 10 1 DO-Green Acres 3. College Basketball 4,8 15 1 25-Art Inslruction 3 1 3()-Wagon Train 3, Soot Train 6, Other People, Other Places 13 2 t»-<:otumbus Churches 10, World of Survival 13 2 30-Wally's Workshop 6, Movie 'March of the Wooden Sold iers' 10, Friends of Man 13 3 QO-College Basketball 3 ~.8 Jimmy Dean 6, Celebrity Bowling 13, College Basketball 15 3 30-Pro Bowlers Tour 13, Other People, Other Places 6 4 q«l:--<lutdoors 6, Mov ie 'The Last Hunt' 10 Making Things Grow 33 4 J()-Frlends of Man 6 Sewing Sk ills 33 5 QO-Bonanza 3 Wide World of Sports 6 13. Bonanza 4 High School Bowl 8 International Wrestling 15 Romagnolls' Table 33 5 3()-News 8, Course of our Times 33 6 oo-News 3,410, Hawaiian Open 6,13., Lawrence Welk 8, A Look at the Book 15, Catch 33 33 6 30-NBC News 3,4, 15, CBS News 10 Zoom 33 7 QO-Treasure Hunt 3, Lawrence WEik 4,15, Hee How 6,8, $25,000 Pyramid 10, Newsmaker '7013, World Press 33 7 30-Jeopardy 3, Animal World 10 Celebrity Sweepstakes 13 8 QO-Emergency 3,4, 15, ABC News Closeup 13, College Basketball6, Allin the Family 8,10, Marshall Jazz Festival 1975 33 8 3()-Jeffersons 8,10 11 9 oo-Movle " There Was a Crooked Man" 3,,.,15 r Movie "E lectra Glide In Blue" 13, Mary Tyler Moore 8.10. Movie 'Double Suicide" 33 9 J()-8ob Newhart 8 10 10 QO-Movle " Electra Glide In Blue" 6, Carol Burnette 10 11 oo-News 8, 10, Janak! 33 11 15-News 13 11 30-News 3,4, Movie 'Omar Khayyam " 8, Movie "The Chapman Report" 10, Pollee Surgeon 15 11 45-Movle "Biuebeard's Ten Honeymoons" 13 12 QO-Movle "Charlie Bubbles" 3, Movie "Toys In fhe Attic" 4, Don Kirshner's Rock Concert IS 12 15-ABC News 6 -12 3()-Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6 1 15-Movle "Attack of the Crab Monster> ' 13 1 3()-Movle 'The Rood to Hong Kong" 4, Movie " Ride the Wild Surf" 10 form four o rdmary words. SHE WANTS T'KNOW Marble 6, Partridge Family 8 10 10 oo-Land of the Lost M 15 Devlin 6,13, Scooby Doo 8,10, Elec Co 20 10 J()-Sigmund & the Sea Monsters 3,4, 15, Lassie 6, 13, Shazam 8,10 lee Cooking School 20 11 QO-Pink Panther 3 4,15 Super Friends 6, 13, Valley of the 2 45-ABC News 13 3 QO-Movle "The Last Day so ol Pompeii" 4 3 J~ovle "The Triumph of Michael Strogofl" 10 4 45--Movte "The Relentless FOtJr" 4 L1811A (Sept 23-0ct 23) l.s the day wears on your mood 1 I: HEINERS BAKERY Olal992 2101 Mam SO 0! OLD •• •• Beech & Locust Ph 992 2366 Middleport Bu1ck Pont1ac Opel G M C Dealer 500 E Mam St Ph 992 2174 337 N 2nd ' SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT 220 E. 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DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: IIARitJ!;Y @~~rn~& I By Oswold & James Jacoby " Where dtd ~ou d1g up that openmg b1d' asked South 'You're lucky I d1dn t b1d a slam' South was so busy talkmg that he forgot to make h1s game conCRYPTOQUOTE tract He took h1s ace of d1amonds , drew three rounds of E RS WSELSSY I" Y S RPYFSD trumps and led a club toward 'dummy West played low and GYFSD GVB CM G E}\CY ICYS.- dummy's queen won the trick Now, South could do not than to lead a diamond better VURY MESCYWSJH from dummy West won lhe Yeatmlay'a ~: HEARIN' IS ONE THING AND trick and led a heart After that USTENIN' IS ANOTHER. - WILLIAM DE MORGAN ' play there was no way lor South !C un Kin& v..,_ Srlldleato, '"' ) AWAKe!! - '' offer you a small opportunity Shut up and play the cards 1M . CAPI11COI1N (l!ec 22-Jon. 11) As today s events untold you II spot a sltuallon that wilt WIN AT BRIDGE r'M AWAKE!! 1 • today In actlvlhes more mental LEO (July 23-Aug 22) You rea n1ce person to be around to day Your thoughts will focus on do1ng all you can to please those about you AXYDLBAAXB II LONGF, BLLOW One letter simply atancll for another In tbla sample A II used for the three L'a, X for the two O'a, etc Slnale lettera, 1po1trophea, the length and formation of tile wordt are all hint& Each day the code !etten are different. &S'll'©l2rn '', RACINE PLANING Mill CARPENTER'S MARKET lhen physical Mix Nilh trtends 21) You II be more comfortable The bldJitng has been 31 West North Eut South Pass Pass t• I• ' Openmg lead - K t CAN BE PICKED UP I ~ ~- . ' PHONE CALL AND LET THE ' RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN' STORE .. DAY FOR 130NNAZ I AND 1HATIM I'D BETTER MAKE A ' TUPPERS PlAINS HARDWARE ' ' CONDONE WHAT YOU DID1 YOU SURE MVED THE ION ' THE DAILY SENTINEL Keepsake Diamond Rings 212 E Ma in St Pomeroy Ph 992 3785 ' :t CAN'T ' K&C JEWELERS . OH,JOEY I WHILE - ' ' to traditional concepts who does not llmll his thinking chll-chall lng wllh will be Im- DOWN I Sc1ence of reasoning 'The Froendly Folks' • Pomeroy Ohio The Finest In Mob1le Homes 1100 E Ma in Pomeroy Ph. 992 7034 (2 wds ) 9 Overeat 10Gwded 16Abagatelle 19 Boundary 8AQJTTAI11U8 (Nov. 23-Dec. p ressed Yeslerday's Alul·wer'' •· %2 Sword Z8 Infertlle part 3G Fragment 23 Invented n French 2C Deep-sea river diver's 3Z Clergyman'• support dwelling Z5 Saliva 33 Presbyter Z8 Legal 38 Faucet 39 - esprit job lei In on a Juicy lldbll regarding a personal family metter W orthwhile results w111 come trom a discussion with a friend • P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Ph 949 5772 ' THE' NAME' - 6LJT HE 5 IN GR~T DEMAND-'' TWO LOCAT IONS 59 N Second St Middleport, 0 46 Court 51, Gallipolis, 0 , Grocertes & General Merchandise Rutland ABNER YOKUM 15 v WAID CROSS SONS STORE Salem St THE SrUPIDcSr MAN IN THE USA , NATURALLY'!I'LL CALL THE ~ATIONAL COMPUTER CENTER AND F'IND OLJ'r WH::l HE IS- TO •LOWESI SLq;80\!IA 2- riftJ~· THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 7 MIISical syUabJe 8 Distribute For Solurdoy, Feb 1, 1875 You II have an opportunity to speak of something Interesting you ve learned Pals you ft be %6 Q\Wted SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Me1gs County Branch LIVER rurvana third 17 Distaff rabb1t 18 Merciful ZO Hockey luminary %1 Work wut %2 Immense Z3 Social divls1on I, 992 INVOKE JUMBLE by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 2 Coral 1 Colleen ISland 5 Wooden slats 3 Fur piece 4 Earth 11 BISill8l'ck 5 Tightening 12 DoWllflght a corset 13 Estimable 6 Buddhist 14 Mutation monk 15 Badly reaching 16 Frank's ' "' ,; -·- I""'""r h1m- PRIZE ~tMWd' ' Ph 992 2550 II I ) 4A..wen tomorro•) I" Midd leport Oh1o Ph 992 2178 Chesler Oh 10 Rae me I.___:_Prill =' · == SURPRISI =ANSWIII = Itn=----'1 D ( 1 "KNUCKlES" HE CN.llD H\M A.KD ll4£Y WERE 1,=~ LOOI<II1 AT 61H&E1t· 1' - MAftK V STORE GAUL'S MARKET Pomeroy WW.lt "S~U66ER " Ul' 10 NOW' lltotO THAT GORILLA WITH HIM · Y-:•l ~ rday'• EEjCORr 296 W•Second I 10 I•" Bakers of Gay 90 s Bread Ph 992 3030 Middleport Ph 949 9591 Lou 1s W Osborne P omero y AND (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) One who knows you can be trusted not to repeat things wlll AlliES (Morch 21 -Aprll 18) 4 luflh onr nughl fmd I hill lnmblmq - ' BETSY ROSS BAKERY ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Rac1ne SO M16HT 8E THE ~A515 OF A 600DMEAL Now arranre tho clr<lod !etten V' "J to form tho eurprloe anawer, u ;:::::::f....~.A===::::::~=::~::::::_~__:•::u~r~reatod by the obove cartoon. > " ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. SMITH NELSON MOTORS SCORPIO lIII Ju•ubl~• VILLA f.; Middleport, OhiO ready lor party time _SET'J'AL • Middleport M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER GOEGLEIN READY MIX D•a l992 3284 THE M1nor Repa 1rs & Tune up The Storew1lh A Heart Phone 949 3342 Ractne 01' 1-· INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE RACINE FOOD MARKET EH' 0 H:, PAl - ILL IY<OW HU· .. ' • Hunt1ngton W Va ~AT'S oiAotr« GOAT. 1::: Bakers of Good Bread Pomeroy tJ IYOBLUIJ ANNIE-SPEAK 100 E I t I I ) W1th the hope It will. m some measure, foster and help suslatn that wh tch 1s good m famtly and commun1ty ltfe, lh1s feature ts sponsored by the bus mess f1rms and organizaltons whose nam es appear below MEIGS TIRE CENTER r) will grow more and more sociable By evenmg you II be Pa" 2• Pass You, South, hold I t .AQ76¥2 tKJ54.AQI2 What do you do now' A - Jull bid lour opadeo Y011 band bas Improved a lot bat N onoogh to tblnlt about a llam TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of btdding two spad01 your partner lUmped to thret spades What do you do now<J Send $1 for JACOBY MODER! uook ro Win al B"dge (cl lh1s newspaper) P 0 Box 48! Rad10 C1!y Stat1on New Yor! N Y 100'!9 ' ' ' I �.r ' ' POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H Perr•n pastor Roy Mayer Sunday school sup t Church school 9 15 a m worsh•P serv C£' 10 ~~ a nl You t h cMo1r rehearsal Mon day 3 30 p m under d•reci•On 'of MBq Sk nner sen•Or t:ho•r rehear sal 7 30 p m Thur scfa y w1fh Mrs Paul N e<HC d irector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corne Unt" n and Mulberry Rev Clyoe V Henderson pa stor Sunday school 9 JO a m Glen McClung supt morn .ng WOrSh ip 10 30 a m CVCJ'Hng ser\lt ce "! 30 m d week ser vtce Wedne sday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL The Rev Ha rold Deeth rector Church ser\1 ces 10 30 a m Holy commun on t.rsr Sunday of month church school 10 30 a m tor nursery tnrouan 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Terrell Gronmqer pastor Btble sc ho ol 9 30 a m worsh p 10 30 am adult worsh p serv ce nn d 'J'Oung peoples mee t1ng 7 30 p m Comb1ned B1bl e study and prayer mee 11ng Wednesday 1 30 p m TH E SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W Wm1ng o ff1 ce r 1n charge Sunday 10 a m Ho t mess meet ng 10 30 a m Sunday School Young Peoples l~g1on 7p m Thursday 1to, p m La d 1es Horn~> 1 ~><"OI ~> POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST .. Robert Kuhn pastor Wdl1am WMson Sunday sch oo l supt Sunday sc hool 9 30 a Ill AY F 6 p m B1ble study Wednesday 7 p m cho1r pra c tiCe Wednes d ay 8 30 p m POMERO W~~LEYAN HOLIN ES C HURCH Hnr r sonv I e Rev 0 0£>11 Man ley Pn sto r H£>nry Eb l 1n Sun day Sch oo l Supr Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Even1ng worsh 1p 1 30 p n1 Prayer and P ra se serv1ce lhur sday J 30 p m SYRAC USE F I R'5T OF GOD Re o' Georr ~.: 0 lcr P ~l s tor Sunday sr ~10 o l 9 IS a 11 m orn nq p r e a c hnq 11 l n C' v ~ lQ ( I <; ! r <;f' rV lC 1 l O p l"! r HUR C H f' I I Y r l(l ~ I l1q 1t l r <; ( ! Y )I POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF C HR 1ST 700 W M ctm ~ ~ Jerry Paul n 11 S IN pi 0 \ C 9?7 7 6Ml Co n servat1ve non 1nstru mc 1ta l Sunday worShip 10 a m B blc st udy 11 am worShip o p m Wednesday B1bfe study 7 p m M ID WAY COMMUNITY C HUR CH (no n denomlnat,onaf) Langsv1 te Dexter Road the Rev Worley Haley pastor Sund ay schoo l 10 am even1 ng worsh1p 7 JO p m Prayer meet1ng Tu es day 7 30 p m youth group F r1day 7 30 p m p m Prep c l asses PAUL L UTHERAN ST CHURCH Corner ot Sycamo re and Seco nd Sts Pomeroy The Rev W If C llll M r*dleSWMih Pa stor Sunday Sc '"lool at 9 15 a m 1d Chur ch H rv ICE'S 11 RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Roqer T u rn ~r Pils tor Sundety sc h ool 10 a ,, Sunday ever'Hnq scrv cc 7 JO Wedncsr1ay B bl e s t udy 1 30 p Ill H EARl R ev Father Paul 0 VI. elton pastor Phon e 992 287~ S u rday evening Masc; l 30 Sunday Ma ss 6 anct 10 am Con ress1on Saturuay 7 7 30 p m OLD DEXT ER BIBLE CH R I ST I AN CHURC H Rev Ron T er ry pastor SunOny school 10 a 11 Mrs Wo rl ey rra n c s stper nlcr~dc11 Morn 1nq worsh p 11 a n Sunda ven ng serv1 ce 7 30 • .:oACREO Marijuana touted for medical uses WASHINGTON (UPI) - A drug expert testified today that marijuana has such a widespread medical potential 11 should be available for doctors to prescribe for !hell' patients Untold pain and suffering could be relieved if marijuana were avaUable for medical uses, said Dr Joel Fort, a at frequent witness congressional drug abuse hearings who also has written books on drugs, operated drug cllnlcs and conducted worldwide research for the United Nations. His suggestion was made at a AdDrug Enforcement ministration hearing on federal legal controls of marijuana Fort said the drug 's medical YBlue and potentlalln treating Alfred glaucoma, asthma, ca ncer , even alcoholism a nd drug addiction "would certainly jiiStify Its legal availability for research and prescribmg " Asked if marijuana should be made available for medical IISes, he replied, " I thmk 11 IS vital and essential, that a tremdous amount of unnecesSary suffermg has the potential for being relieved by the ava1lab1llty of thts substance and we should do everythmg possible to make It legally available" Fort testified that social stigma has deterred research on the medical uses of marijuana In th1s country But he srud the drug has been IISed medically stnce 5000 B C to the Cluste1 Hymn Smg at North Bethel Carl Ftndhng and the Harold Henderson lam1ly have been asstsling \llUt chores at the UMWMEETS Cla rence Henderson home The Alfred UMW mel on "lule the fanulJ ltas been down Tuesday everung Jan 21 at the \lith flu They were able to be home of JWle Stearns wtth an attendance of seven members out S1U1day Nma Robmson and Fl01 ence and one v1sltor Spencer ca lled on lrts Carr Nellie Parker, president , opened the meettng and recently The Rev Meece also presented Jun e Stearns , called Marlene Donovan and bdbJ program leader of Call to daughter, Michell e Renee, Prayer and Self-Dental" ( transformallon of the sell and rccenUy returned home from the world) wtth the leader Pleasant Valle) Hosp ital and reading and th e people are domg ltne Ins Cm r e n ten~d Veterans respondmg The hymn ' Jesus Is All the World To Me was Memorwl Hosptlal FndaJ Sue Woode of C1rclevt lle sung and several scnptures assisted at the home or Mr and read Durmg the busmess mee hng, Mrs Wtlham Carr and larmh eleven stck and shut m calls on 'l;_~ursdaJ of the past 1\eek Pamela Henderson has been were reported Usual roullne Ill WIth the fl u busmess was conducted Mr and M1 s Lee Henderson Since the closmg of Elmwood of Athens and Ntna Robmson Nursmg Home, the prOJect of and Clara Follrod, loca l were remembertng pa\lents blrguests ol Mr a nd Mrs Utdays wtll be changed to the s1ck and shut-m and elderly of Carleton Follrod and Chuckle the Allred and nearby areas of Pomeroy at dinner Sunda) Wh1le the hostess go t m obsen ance of Chuckte s refreshments prepared Nma btrthda) Mr and Mrs Chas D Woode Rob1nson took her place as attended the Cluster H) mn leader of the last half of the "Call to Prayer and Sell-Demal Stng at North Bethel on Saturday evenmg Program" New program books and prayer calendar "ere passed out among the members present. The next regular meehng The Almanac Will be held at the home of By United Press lntemaUooal Clara Follrod and Ntna Today ts FrHiay Jan 31, the RoblllSon on Tuesday Feb 18 with Genev1eve Guthne as 31st day of 1973 wtth 334 to follow, program leader The moon IS approaching 1ls Attendin g were June Stearns, Emma Fmch, Nellie last quarter The mormng starts Mars Parker, Sarah Caldwell, Os1e ~vemng stars are MerThe FoUrod, Nma Robinson, Clara cury, Venus, Jupiter and Follrod and Helen Woode Saturn Those born on this date are SWlday School attendance on under the s1gn of Aquanus Jan 26 was 40 The offermg Amencan entertamers Eddie $21 47 Worship semces were Can tor and Garry Moore were held at 11 w1th the Rev Meece , born on Jan 31 -Ca ntor In 1892 speaking on "For Whosoever Shall Call Upon the Name of and Moore m 1913 On thiS day m history the Lord Shall Be Saved," In 1950, President Harry (Romans 10 13) as part of the he had ~enes of " The Greatest Thmg Trwnan diSClosed Ill The World" Attendance ordered development of lhe ( thennonuclear) was 32 and offenng $19 76 hydrogen bomb Pledgesamountedto$32 In 19!i8, Explorer I, the f1rst ; Ruth Brooks entertamed Mildred Brooks, her husband's US earth satellite, was l mo~, at supper Saturday launched from the Cape Canavr everung and accomparued her eral IIUSSlle test center Social Notes f ,I GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preaching 9 30 a m f 1rst a nd secon d Sunday5 o f each month lh 1rd and fourth Sun days each monlh worshfp serv ce at 7 30 p m Wednesday C'ICn•nQs i'lt 7 30 Prayer and B1b l e Study SEVENTH DAY AD VENTIST MtJib~rry He1Cll1t s Pomeroy Pilstor G irard Se ton Si!bbaltl school eve r y Sa t urclay a t 2 p m and w o r sh p se rv ce to l tow ng a t 3 15 p m 0 p en B b Ic d scu ss •on } 30 p m at the cnur r n e~ c h Thur sdi'IY F I RST SOUTHERN BAP TIST 187 Mulberry Avf' P e n c roy a ff 1 t :Jt e d Wllh ~ £J C t he Rev Br ,l dl e y Spen cer po slof Troy Zw lluHt 5 UIH1<1Y SChOOl sup! Sund<IY <> rhoOI ~ 30 a m morn nq w o r s t1 1p 10 :1 0 Sunelly l''Jrllllll' II £11C m eet nq 7 30 p m Prt1ycr m eet1nq V...ednc sdcly 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIA H BAPTIST Corner Fourth and Man M1ddleoort Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Su nday Schoo l 9 30 a m Mrs Erv1n Baumgard ne r su p! Morn.ng worsh•P 10 45 am JEHOVAH S WITNESSES Larry Ca rnahan pres1d1ng m n ster Sunday B1ble lee lure 9 30 a m t Wat c htow er study 10 30 am Tuesday B b le stu dy 7 30 p m Thurs day m n1S t ry SChOOl 7 )0 serv1ce meet1ng 8 30 p m pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of CIHISt 1M Ctlnsftan un ,on Lawrence Manley pastor Mrs Russel l Young Sunday Sc hool Su p r Sunday Sc noot 9 30 am Even n g worsh p 7 30 Wednesday prayer meetmg 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Ra c1ne Route 2 the Re11 James M M unc y pastor Sunday schoo l 9 45 a m morn1n g wors1'11p 11 am evening worsh1p 7 30 p m Prayer meel1ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Young peoples meetmg 7 30 om Thursday n('Sd<ty 7 30 p m U M W f rsf Wednesday 7 30 p m WESLEYAN ( R ac1ne) ~ undai' school 10 a m worsh1p 11 am B1bl £- s tudy Thur s day l p m c ho 1r pra c t ce Thur sday 8 p m suppe r I r st f llowsh p W1.2dnesday 6 JO p m U M W fourth MOll! "~Y R p 111 7 30 p m MT UtliON BAPTIST Rev Cecil Co,.; pa stor Sunday Sch ool supt Joe Sayre Sunday school 9 45 a m SundiJY even ng wo rSh iP 7 30 Wednesday prayer and Btble study 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHR ISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood pa st or GREAT BEND - WorShip I I Howard Caldwell Jr Sunday am ~nd and 4fh Su ndays Sc hOol Supt Sunday School Church School 10 a m 9 30 am Morn1ng Se rmon LETART FALLS - Worsh1p 10 30 a m Sunday evenmg 10 a m Chu r ch sc hool 9 a m serv1ce 7 p m Btble stu dy 7 30 p m every LETART FALLS UNITED Tuesday BRETHREN - Rev Freeland MORN IN G STAR - WorShiP Norr1s pastor F oyd Norr 1s ? 30 am Church Sc hool 10 30 sup! Sunday school 9 30 am am M 1d Week Se r v•ce morn1ng sermon 10 30 am Wednesday 8 p m Prayer serv ce Wednesday MORSE CHAPEL Wor 7':30 p m Sh1 p 11 am 1st and 3rd CHESHIRE CHURCH OF SunD ays Church Scnool 10 GOD OF PROPHECY - G P am Sm1th pastor Sunday School PORTLAND Wor Ship J 30 10 a m Arfhur Henson Supt P m Church School 9 30 a m Mornmg Worsh i p 11 am SUTTON - Worsh p 11 a m Young Peoples serv1ce 7 2nd and 41h Sun day s Church p m Evenmg serv 1ce 7 JO Sc hOol 10 a m p m Wednesday M 1d WeeK Prayer Serv1ce 7 JO p m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Youth meet1ng 6 30 p m Rev Robe.-t Meece Evenmg worsh p 7 30 p m Rev Stanley Brandum CHESTER: CHURCH OFJOPPA W orShiP 10 am T HE NAZARENE Rev Chu r ch Schoo l 9 a m Prayer Herbert G rate pastor War Meel ng Wednesday 8 p m Ship serv1ce 11 am and 7 30 LONG BOTTOM - Church p,.... Sunday Sund ay School se rv1 ces 9 a m Su nday 9 30 am Richard Barton Schoo l 9 45 a m B1b l e Study supt Prayer mee t1n g Wed every Thursday 7 30 p m n es d ay 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor BRADBURY CHUR CH OF aSh1p 11 a m Churc h School 10 CHRIST Cl iffOrd Sm1 th am mm1ster Sunday Sc hool 9 30 ALFRED Sunday SC hool am mornmg churc h 10 30 9 45 a m each Sunday am Sunday even1ng sennce preach1ng at 11 am each Sunday Prayer meetmg 7 45 7 30 p m Wednesday se rvic e 8 pm p m Wednesday WSC S 8 p m on thtrd Tue sday each month LAUREL CLIFF FREE REEDSVILLE Sunday METHODIST Rev Floyd schoo 9 30 preach1ng 7 30 F Shook pastor llo yd p m Sunday prayer meet1ng wr ,ght Sunday schoo l su p! 7 30 p m Tuesday W SCS 7 30 Sunday school 9 30 a m first Thursday each month morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m SILVER RIDGE - Worshtp even1ng worShiP 7 30 p m Wednesday Chnst an Youth 10 a m Cl'1urch School 9 am Cru sa de 6 30 p m Cho1r TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh1p 9 am Churcn pract1ce Thur sd ay 7 p m Sc hool 10 a m D EXTER CHURCH OF KENO CH URCH OF CHRIST Char l es Russell CH R 1ST - George Freder.ck Sr mmtster Jqorman C Will sup ! Serv1ce weekly 9 30 a m sup f Sunday schoo l 9 JO on Sund ay Preach 1n9 f 1r s1 and am worsh(p se r v1ce 10 30 MIDDLEPORT FIRST lh1rd Sunda ys or month by am B1b fe st udy Tuesday BAPTIST - Corner Sodh and Cl 1fford Smith 9 30 am 7 30 p m Pamer th e Rev Sieve HOBSON CHRISTIAN REORGANIZED CHURCH Sk a ggs pastor Danny UNION - D arrell Ooddrlll OF JESUS CHRIST OF Tho mp son Sunday school supt pastor Su nday Schoo l 9 30 LATTER DAY SAINTS WMPO rad10 program 7 45 am Leo nard Gilmore f 1rst Portland Rac1ne Road am Sunday school 9~ 15 am elder even1ng serv ce 7 30 Will1am Roush pastor Denny mornmg wor ship 10 15 a 111 p m Wednesday prayer Eva n s Sunday Sc ho or Youth act1v1tl es a n d fellows h p meetmg 7 JO p m D rector Sunday Schoo l 9 30 tor 1un 10r and sen 10r h 19 h MT MORIAH CHURCH OF am Mo rn in g wor.s h 1p 10 30 st udents 6 p m B1b l e study GOD - RaCine Route 2 The am Sunday evening sennce 7 7 JO p m M1d week prayer Rev Cha rl es H a nd pastor p m Wednesday eveni n g serv1ce Wednesday 1 30 p m Sunday school 9 45 a m prayer serv1ces 7 30 p m morn1ng worsh 1p 11 a m BETHLE HEM BAPTIST Even ng servtces Tuesday and CHUR:CH OF CHRIST Rev Earl Sh ul e r pastor Fr.day 7 30 M i dd l e port 5th and Ma1n Worst11p scrv1ce 9 30 a m BEARWALLOW RIDGE George G la ze m 1n1s t er Sunday school 10 30 a m CHURCH OF CHRIST - B1b le James Sheets supermtendent Sunday eve n ng serv1ces 7 30 St udy 9 30 a m morn1ng Bible school 9 30 a m p m B1ble study and praye r worshiP 10 30 a m even1ng morn ng worship 10 30 am serv1ce Thursday 7 30 p m 6 30 p m Wednesday worsh1p cvenmg worsh p 7 30 p m K1ngsbury Road Su nday B1bfe Study 7 30 p m prayer serv.ce 7 p m Wed School 9 30 am Ralph Ca rl MT OLIVE CHURCH nesdav supt Worsh1p serv 1ce 10 30 Long Bottom Sunday Sch oo MIDDLEPORT CH URCH am and 7 30 p m alternately 10 am wi t h W liard P1gotr OF THE NAZARENE ~ Rev Prayer mee t 1ng Wednesday supt Evangel 1stic message Don Co te pastor A f red 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stil es each Su nday even1ng 7 30 p m Ru sche Sunday Sc hool Sl r> t P3Stor by Elder Russel l Cl 1n e Sunday sc i100 I 9 30 o m LONG BOTTO"' m1n 1ster ot tne Apos toliC Fa th morning wors1'11p 10 30 am Mr Robert B1ble Study Wed nesday 7 JO CHRISTIAN Su nday E' v a ngel st1c meeling Wyatt pastor Sunda y School pm 7 JO p m prayer m ee lmg supt Ronald Osborne B1ble STIVERSVILLE COM Wednesday 7 30 p m Sc nool 9 30 am preachmg MUNITY CHURCH - Su n day 10 45 a m E11en1ng serv 1c es school serv 1ce 10 a m P rayer THE UNITED PRES 1 30 o m meet 1ng Thursday 7 p m B YTERIA N MINISTRY Sunday evenmg serv 1ce 7 p m HYSELL RUN FREE OF MEIGS COUNTY OW1Qhl ZION CHUR CH OF CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH L za.,..u Pastor D~rec tor Pomeroy Harr so nv•ll e Rev Pau l Neville pastor HARRISONVILL E Road R 1Ck Morr ison pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Sunday Chur ch Schoo l 9 30 Sunday schoo l supt St even Morn1ng serv~ee 10 30 am am Mrs Hom er Lee S ~pl Stan l ey Sunday school 9 30 youth se r v1ce 6 45 p m Mornmg Worshtp 10 30 a m am mon;'!mg worsh p and Evan gei1St 1c serv1ce 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT Sunday commun10n 10 30 am Prayer meet 1n g Tnursday Ch urcn Sch ool 9 30 a m John Sun day even ng youth 7 30 p m F Fultz Su pt Morn1nq Chr1st an Endeavor 6 JO p m WorShiP 10 JO am FREE DOM GOSPEL wor sh1 p serv 1ce Sunday 7 30 SYRACUSE Mornmg MISSION at Bald Knob Rev p m Wednesday eve n1ng Wors h tp 9 a m Sunday prayer meettng a nd B 1ble"' E J G r1ff1th su pt ol ch urc h Church Schoo l 10 a m Mrs Rev L R G l uesencamp study 7 30 o m Sampson Hall Su p t pastor Roger Wtll fred Sr ST JO HN LUTHERAN Sund ay School supt Sunday CHURCH P n e Grove The schoo l 9 30 am prayer Rev Wt1l1arn M1dd leswarth R U TLAND CHURC H OF Pa st or Church Serv ces 9 30 meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m youth meet ng 6 p m Sunday GOD - Phillip Wh1t l ey pa stor a m Sunda y Sc hool 10 30 am leaders Ada Van Meter and Su nda y schoo l 10 a m 6HAD8URY CHURCH OF Grella Sutt l e Sund ay evenmg wor ShiP serv1ce 7 p m CHR 1ST B 1b l e Sc hool 9 30 worshtp 7 p m th r ough Wi n fer Prayer meeling Wednesday m mornmg wo rsh 1p 10 30 730ptn months m Sunday eve n ng WorShiP MT HERMON CHURCH OF ,:, erv1ce 7 30 p m cho 1r THE UNITED BRETHREN IN pract1ce Sunday and Wed CHRIST Robert Sho ok nesday 7 p m prayer meet1ng - -L COMMUNITY pa s tor Su nday sc hool 9 30 and Bible Stu dy Wednesday CHURCH Near Long Bot am , Russell Spencer supt 7 30 p m tom Esttl Ha r t pastor Roy ANTIQUITY BAPTIST worshiP ser1J1ce 10 45 a m Brown ass1s t ant pas1or even1ng worshiP a 1ternat1ng Rev Freel an d Nor r 1s pastor Sun day school 10 a m Churcn Sunday school 10 am Chur c h w1th c E at 1 30 p m on 1 30 p m each Su nday Sunday Prayer meet mg 7 30 service 7 p m WeiJnesday evening prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Wednesday A lfred Wolfe 61b te s~r_ pm P m Thursday lay leader RACINE CHURCH OF MIDDLEPORT PEN WHITE 'S CHAPEL I HE NA ZARE NE Rev TECOSTAL - Tt11rd Ave t he coo lv1!1 e R D Re i.' R0:y Deeter W II am Bar t holom ew pastor Rev W1111am Kn1 H e 1 pastor pa sto r Sunday school 9 30 9 30 a m Ronald Dugan Sunday Sc hool Sunday school a m worsh1p serv1ce 10 30 Gerald Wells supf mo rnmg Su pt Classes for all ages a m Btbl e study and prayer worsh p 10 30 il m Wed even ng servIce 7 30 p m se rvt ce Wednesday 7 30 p m B1b l e study Wed n esd ay 7 30 nesclay serv 1ce 7 p m RUTLAND p m youth serv1ces Fr1day R ACI N E FIRST BAPTIST RUTLAND CHURCH OF 7 30 p m Walter P B kacsan pastor CHRIST - Rod Kasler pastor Ronn1 e Sa l ser Sunday scnoo l FREEWILL BAPTIST v H Braley Sunday sc hool Corner Ash and Plum M1d sup ! Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m supt Sunday schoo l 9 30 am d l eport Noel Herrman morn1ng wo r sh1p 10 40 worShiP serv1c-e and com pastor Set t urday even1ng Sund ay evenmg worsh1p 7 30 mun1on 10 30 am yo ut h Wednesday cve n 1ng B1ble serv ce 7 p m Sunday sc hoo l meet1ng 6 p m Sunday 10 a m Sunday even1ng stu dy 7 30 evenmg serv1ce 7 regular worst~tp 7 p rn DANVILLE WE SLEYAN board meet1ng thtrd Saturday Rev Leton G l asure pas tor 1 p m Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m RUTLAND COMMUNITY youth and jun or you t n sendee CHURCH Sunday Schoo l, 6 45 p m e11enmg worship 9 30 a m Wo.-shtp serv 1ce, 11 7 30 p m prayer and pra1se am Wednesday prayer Wednesday 7 30 o m mee tmg 7 30 p m Sunday MEIGS SILVEk r<uN t-MEE n 1gh t worS h iP 7 30 rS m COOPERATIVE BAPTI ST - Rev Ralph Dean PARISH pastor Sunday School 10 am THE UNITED RUTLAND CHURCH OF Leon M1ller supt Evenmg METHODIST CHURCH THE NAZARENE Rev serv1ce 7 30 p m Prayer Robert T Bumgarner Ll oyd 0 Gr1mm Jr pastor meet1ng Thursday 7 30 om D1rector Sunday school 9 30 a m CHESTER CH UR C H OF POMEROY CLUSTER worSh i p serv1ce 10 30 am GOO Rev Dan Aye rs Re v CarlE H1CIU broadcast lt \le over WMPO pastor Sunday school 9 30 Rev D Wm Sydenstr~cker you ng peop l es serv1ce 6 45 a m worsh 1p serv 1ce 11 a m CHESTER Worsh1p 9 15 evangeltSftC serv1ce 7 30 p m even1ng servtce 7 30 p m am Church School 10 a m Prayer meetmg Wednesday youth serv1 c e Wednesday 7 30 ENTE RPRISE - WorshiP 9 7 30 p m M 1SS1onary mee t mg pm am Churcn Sc hool 10 a m 7 30 p m ftrst Wednesday of FLATWOODS - WorShip 11 LANGSVILLE CH R I ST IAN month a m Church School 10 am CHURCH Ted Jones POMEROY WorSI'1 1P pastor Sun day sc hool 9 30 MASON COUNTY 10 30 a m Churc h Schoo l 9 15 am Roy S1gman sup! THE HILAND CHAPEL a m U MY F 6 30 p m morn1ng worshtp 10 30 George Cas to pastor Sunday RO CK SP,INGS - Worsh1p Sunday eve nmg serv1ce 7 30 ~c h ool. 9 30 , evenmg worsh i p 10 a m Church Scnool 9 a m m d week serv ce Wed 7 30 Thursday even ng prayt:, UMYF630pm ~' nesday 1 JO p m serv 1ce 7 30 p m MIODLE PORT CLUST\; R MASON FIRST BAPTIST Rev Robert Bumgarn er .l' KACUSE CHURCH OF Second and Pomeroy Sts , Stan HEATH WO:rShiP 10 30 THE NAZARENE Rev Cratg pastor Sunday school am Church School 9 30 a m Howard C Black pastor Bob 9 45 am worShip serv1ce 11 UMYF I p m Moore Sunday School supt a m tra1nmg u n1on 6 30 RUTLAND - Worsh i p 9 15 Sunday scnool classes tor all P m even ing worsh 1p se rv 1ce am Church School 10 am a ges 9 JO a m , mor ntng 7 30 p m M 1d week prayer UMY F 7 p m worshtP 10 45 NYPS Sunday serv1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m SALEM CENTER Wor 6 30p m evangel 1st c serv1ce MASON CHURCH OF ship 9 am Church SchoO l 10 sunday 7 30 p m M1d week CHRIST P 0 Box 487 M 11t er am UMYF Thursday 7 p m prayer meetmg Wednesday Va Sunday St . Mason W SYRACUSE CLUSTER 7 30p m M1SS1onary meetmg B 1ble Study 10 a m , Worsh1p R ev Richart! E Jarv is second Wednesda\1 1 30 p m 11 am and 7 p m B1ble Stud r ASBURY Worship 11 Nedne sd ay 1 p m , Voca l UN ITE O FAITH NON a m Church School 9 50 a m m usu: DENOMINATIONAL Rev WSC S, 1st Tuesday FIRST SOUTHERN BAP Robert Sm 1lh , pastor Sunday FOREST RUN - WorShiP 9 school 9 30 a m class leader TIST - Corner of Second and a m Church School 10 a m , Mason Pastor Leo H!l l worShip serv 1ce. Anderson WSCS , 3rd Wednesday 7 30 10 30 i't m church 7 30 p ., Walter Cloud Sunday school pm 9 45 am worshtp serv1ce 11 EDEN UNITEO BRETH MIN ERSV ILLE - WorShiP a m and 7 30 p m weekly REN IN CHRIST Elden R 10 a m Church School 9 It m • B1ble stu d y Wedn.esday. 7 30 Blake, pastor Sunday School wscs , Jrd Monday 7 30 p m Pm ' 10 a m , Howard M cCoy SYRACUSE Church MASON 'ASSEMBLY OF supt Mornmg sermon , 1\ a School , 9 30 a m worSh i P GOD - Second St Mason w m Sunday nrght serv1ces serv 1 ~ 7 30 p m • Va Chester Tennant pastor Chr istian Endeaver , 7 30 p SOUTHERN CLUSTER Sunday school, 10 am m , Song serviCe. 8 p m Rev Steven Wtlson mornmg worsh1p 11 am Preachmg 8 30 p m M 1d Rev Larry Pohng evanoe i 1Sf tc serv1Ce . 7 30 p m week Prayer mee11ng , WeCI Rev Howard Stuveley Bible study and prayer serv tee nesd4y 7 p m Ray Adams BETHANY (Dorcas) Wednesday , 7 30 p m Phone lay leader Worship, 9 30 a m Church "73 5133 School 10 30 a m CHURCH OF JESUS HARTFORD CHURCH OF CARMEL Worship , 11 CHRIST - Located at Rutland CHRIST In Christr•n Union a m 1st and 3rd Sun dayt. on New L1ma Road next to The Rev W1lllam Campbell Forest Acre Park Rev Ray Church School 10 a m pastor Sunday School, 9 30 Rou se. pastor , Robert Musser I m James Hughes, supt , Sunday School supt Sunday APPLE GROVE - Sunday evenmg serv1ce , 7 30 p m school , 9 30 a m worShip , sc.hool, 10 30 a m , worship Wednesday even1ng prmyer f1rst and tturd Sunday 7 30 1 30 p m Brble stu dy, Wei:J m~etlng , 7 30 p m Youth i'l esday 7 30 p m sat urday p m • prayer meet1ng , Wed prayer service each Tuesday . nE!'sday , 7 30 p m Fellowsn1p i'lrght prayer serv1ce. 7 30 p m FAIRVIEW BIBLE HEMLOCK GROVE supper f1rst Saturday , 6 p m CHURCH. Letart W Va , Rt U M W second Tuesday , 7 30 CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson 1 • Rev: George Hoschar pastor Ray Whaley supt • pm pastor., sunday Schoof 9 30 Mqrnmg worsh1p, 9 30 am • a m Preyer and B1ble study EAST LETART Sunday church school , 10 30 ~ m 7 .., 30 p m Cottage Prayer young people ' s meetmg 6 30 SChOOl, 9 30 a m WOrShiP Service Tuesday , 10 am Pm evenmg worsh1p 7 3'0 secon~ and fourth Sunday , 7 30 Worsh1p ServiCe, Th~rsday p m Btble stuqv Wednesday , p m • prayer meetmg Wed 7 30 p m D ' 7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy 0 Friday Jan 31 1973 DICK TRACY ' ' ' ' ~~ HERES THE COCKTAIL CAN OFF DANNY'S BODY, TRACY. Television log for easy viewing -~- FRIDAY JANUARY Jt, 197l 6 QO- News 3 4.810,1315, ABC News 6 Etec Co 20, Per sonallty & Behavioral Development 33 6 3()- NBC News 3,4 15 ABC News 13' Bewitched 6, CBS News 8 10, Zoom 20 7 oo-Truth or Cons 3, Rock in lmlhe U SA 4, Bowling for Dollars 6, WCHS TV Report 8 Aviation Weather33 20 News 10 J1mmy Dean 13, I Spy 15 FOUND IN THE ~05 CAR 7 30--Porter Wagoner 3 New Candid Camera 6 Pop! Goes t he Country 8, Treasu re Hunt 10 To Tell lhe Truth 13, Black Perspective on the News 20 33 8 QO-Santord & Son 3 4,15 Night Stalker 6,13 Dr Seuss Special 8.10 Washington Week In Rev1ew 20 33 8 J()-Chico & the Man 3,4 15 Little Mermaid Special 8 10 Wall S t r.~>et Week 20,33 9 OCl--'-R ockford Flles34,15 Hot Baltlmore613 Smlthsonalan Instltutlon Specia l 8, 10. Masterpiece Theatre 20, Consumer Surv 1val Kit 33 9 3()-0dd Couple 6 13 Assignment America 33 tO QO- Pollce Woman H 15 Borella 6,13 CBS Reports 8 10 News 20 Paul Nuchlms 33 10 3()-Woman tO World Press 20 11 QO- News 3,4 6 81013 1,15 ABC News 33 II 3()-Johnny Carson 3,4 15 Wide World In Concert 13 Movie 'Dayton s Devils" 6 Movie Dr Phlbes Rises Again ' 8 Mov1e ' The Deathmaster ' 10 Janakl 33 oo-Midn lght Special 3 15, Wide World In Concert 6 News 13 1 15-Movle ' Dangerous Crossing' 10 2 3()-Movle ' X 15' 4 4 QO-Movle Murder My Sweet 4 5 3()-Movl e The Snow Queen 4 Would 1l rea lly help to have an mst rument to predict the storms of hfe? When the barometer falls 1t's too late to budd a sea wall or to d1g a cyclone cellar W1sc men prepare SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1975 BORN WSER 6 oo-sunrlse Se mester 10 6 3()-Fun for Everyone 6 TV Classroom 8 Treehouse Club 10, Kentucky Afield 13 7 QO-Saturday Report 3 Aware 6, Treehouse Ctub 8. World Around Us 10, In Touch 13 I 3()-Jabberwocky 3 Farm Front 4 Eddie Saunders 6 Abbott & Costello 8, Man from COSI 10 Tennessee Tuxedo 13, Sesame St 20 8 QO-Addams Family 3,4 15 Yogi's Gang 13 Jabberwocky 6, My Favorite Martians 8, Popeye 10 8 30-Wheelle & the Chopper Bunch 3,4, 15 Bugs Bunny 13, Speedracer 6, M1sler Rogers 20 9 oo-Emergency Plus 3 4,15 Hong Kong Phooey 6,13 Jeannta 8,10 Sesame St 20 9 3()-Run Joe, Run 3,4, 15 Adventures of Gilligan 13, Big Blue IQJR l'ROU~ IS '/0() eot.'l1T when the wmd 1s calm A Jeakmg roof I<OOW 11161/,A.L.LJ€; must be mended wh1le the sun shmes q:~~ The Church does nol clatm to proVIde a barometer of ltfe But 1t preaches every Sunday the spmtual readm ess wh1ch chmaxed C hr1st's Ser mon on the Mount Whosoever heareth these say mgs of mme, and doelh them, I wtll hken h1rn unto a wtSe man whtch butll hts JllJUMffillJ!:;-""" .,.-u.J--' ,_ ho use upon a rock "And the ram descended, and the ALLEY OOP floods came, and the w1nds blew and beat upon that house "And 1t fell not for tt was founded MESil: 'I'OU upon a rock " Ot)R snJFF lOGETHER 50 WE CAN Mo:M: OUT RIGHT AF'T'ER WE EAT, BIG MAN ' HADN'T 'YOU aETTER I"'ND OUT '>'ON HE I Un scrambl e these four Jumblta, one letter to each squa~ 1 to HOW Y'LIKE IT COOKED"' Dinosaur s 8, 10, Carrascolendas 20 3()-Star Trek 3 4,15 Hudson Brothers Razzle 8,10, Zoom 20 12 QO-Jetsons 3,4, 15 These are the days 6, 13, Harlem Globetrotters 8 10, Bread & Butterflies 20 12 J()-Bob Daniels Basketball J, American Bandstand 6.13, Go 4 15 Fat Albert 8 10 1 DO-Green Acres 3. College Basketball 4,8 15 1 25-Art Inslruction 3 1 3()-Wagon Train 3, Soot Train 6, Other People, Other Places 13 2 t»-<:otumbus Churches 10, World of Survival 13 2 30-Wally's Workshop 6, Movie 'March of the Wooden Sold iers' 10, Friends of Man 13 3 QO-College Basketball 3 ~.8 Jimmy Dean 6, Celebrity Bowling 13, College Basketball 15 3 30-Pro Bowlers Tour 13, Other People, Other Places 6 4 q«l:--<lutdoors 6, Mov ie 'The Last Hunt' 10 Making Things Grow 33 4 J()-Frlends of Man 6 Sewing Sk ills 33 5 QO-Bonanza 3 Wide World of Sports 6 13. Bonanza 4 High School Bowl 8 International Wrestling 15 Romagnolls' Table 33 5 3()-News 8, Course of our Times 33 6 oo-News 3,410, Hawaiian Open 6,13., Lawrence Welk 8, A Look at the Book 15, Catch 33 33 6 30-NBC News 3,4, 15, CBS News 10 Zoom 33 7 QO-Treasure Hunt 3, Lawrence WEik 4,15, Hee How 6,8, $25,000 Pyramid 10, Newsmaker '7013, World Press 33 7 30-Jeopardy 3, Animal World 10 Celebrity Sweepstakes 13 8 QO-Emergency 3,4, 15, ABC News Closeup 13, College Basketball6, Allin the Family 8,10, Marshall Jazz Festival 1975 33 8 3()-Jeffersons 8,10 11 9 oo-Movle " There Was a Crooked Man" 3,,.,15 r Movie "E lectra Glide In Blue" 13, Mary Tyler Moore 8.10. Movie 'Double Suicide" 33 9 J()-8ob Newhart 8 10 10 QO-Movle " Electra Glide In Blue" 6, Carol Burnette 10 11 oo-News 8, 10, Janak! 33 11 15-News 13 11 30-News 3,4, Movie 'Omar Khayyam " 8, Movie "The Chapman Report" 10, Pollee Surgeon 15 11 45-Movle "Biuebeard's Ten Honeymoons" 13 12 QO-Movle "Charlie Bubbles" 3, Movie "Toys In fhe Attic" 4, Don Kirshner's Rock Concert IS 12 15-ABC News 6 -12 3()-Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6 1 15-Movle "Attack of the Crab Monster> ' 13 1 3()-Movle 'The Rood to Hong Kong" 4, Movie " Ride the Wild Surf" 10 form four o rdmary words. SHE WANTS T'KNOW Marble 6, Partridge Family 8 10 10 oo-Land of the Lost M 15 Devlin 6,13, Scooby Doo 8,10, Elec Co 20 10 J()-Sigmund & the Sea Monsters 3,4, 15, Lassie 6, 13, Shazam 8,10 lee Cooking School 20 11 QO-Pink Panther 3 4,15 Super Friends 6, 13, Valley of the 2 45-ABC News 13 3 QO-Movle "The Last Day so ol Pompeii" 4 3 J~ovle "The Triumph of Michael Strogofl" 10 4 45--Movte "The Relentless FOtJr" 4 L1811A (Sept 23-0ct 23) l.s the day wears on your mood 1 I: HEINERS BAKERY Olal992 2101 Mam SO 0! OLD •• •• Beech & Locust Ph 992 2366 Middleport Bu1ck Pont1ac Opel G M C Dealer 500 E Mam St Ph 992 2174 337 N 2nd ' SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT 220 E. Mam Midd leport ' jf GASQIJNE AILEY • .. :: I: I, BLlf- WHO'LL THO~ HE'A!-1H NUTS We F1ll All Doc tor s' Prescnpt1ons Pomeroy 2955 Ph, 992 3863 - f- jilll!~m:.m====::::---7ANO I [)10 ITFOR YOlf l Nationwide Insu rance Co of Columbus 0 307 Sprong Ave Pomeroy Dlal992 2318 IT WA51H5 LEAST I COULD DO AFTER ALL YOU FOLKS HAD DONE FOR ME' ' KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVIte INC. POWELL'S SUPER VA~U Devoted to Meigs Mason A, ~• Pomeroy 0 Pamt, Plumbing & Eloctrtcal Supplies Tuppers Plains Ph 667 3963 Middleport, Oh io fiJLk:'E KNON WHERE I ' Bu1ldlng Supplies & Custom Millwork _ Ph '/?2-3978 Ph 742 395: I ' ,_ -' -f-' , TAURUS (AprH 20-Moy 20) w ith similar Ideas Ideas you get today on ways to advance amblt1ons or c areer asplrattons should be heeded Act 1n harmony with your tho ughts GEMINI (Moy 21-June 20) CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) a. You II be in frame of mind to day to make some constructive t ran sformaJ ions around the hou se that will please the rami ly 27 Full-grown %6 ACCOWlt entry (abbr.) '-;-+-+---i29 Silkwonn " 30 DivertiSSement 34 High ( mus ) 35Infurwte 38 - volatile :rT Nervous laugh 39 ExerciSe lllStruclion 40 Twine around n Gaelic b-t---+i% Become abstruse t3 Chilling glance ' _, VIRGO (Aug 23-Sopl. 22) Look for litt le ways to ec onomize 1f something Is broken try to fi K it yourself or have It repaired Inexpensively •- 31 NORTH IDI .42 •AQ7S t964 .K Q7 4 WEST • 87 3 EAST • 95 ~3 • K J9 J t87 52 • J 8 53 8 SOUTH .AKQJ106 ¥82 t A 10 3 .62 ' for material gam AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 11) News that you ve been hoping for regarding something that s ou1slde of your direct control will be coming PISCES (Fob 20-Morch 20) A valuable lesson will be learned from observation of how another handles an Issue later you II use this to your ad vantage Fob. 1, 1t75 This will be a yea r where you II do lots of moving around physically and mentally Contacts and personal experience will s'3rve you as worthy mentors to keep from losmg four tr1cb If Sooth had just used bll bram and kept h1s mouth shut he would have seen that hi could afford JUst one trum1 lead Then he would lead a club li dummy's queen , return to bll hand w1th that trump he hi< left m dummy, draw the rest at the trumps, lead another clul and eventually discard his Ia. 10g heart on dummy's kmg 01 clubs •Ne WS! 1\1'~ H t:NT~HPIUSE ASSN t Both vulnerable West North Eall South Pass Pass •• 2NT Pass Pass Pass Pass 2. 4. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: IIARitJ!;Y @~~rn~& I By Oswold & James Jacoby " Where dtd ~ou d1g up that openmg b1d' asked South 'You're lucky I d1dn t b1d a slam' South was so busy talkmg that he forgot to make h1s game conCRYPTOQUOTE tract He took h1s ace of d1amonds , drew three rounds of E RS WSELSSY I" Y S RPYFSD trumps and led a club toward 'dummy West played low and GYFSD GVB CM G E}\CY ICYS.- dummy's queen won the trick Now, South could do not than to lead a diamond better VURY MESCYWSJH from dummy West won lhe Yeatmlay'a ~: HEARIN' IS ONE THING AND trick and led a heart After that USTENIN' IS ANOTHER. - WILLIAM DE MORGAN ' play there was no way lor South !C un Kin& v..,_ Srlldleato, '"' ) AWAKe!! - '' offer you a small opportunity Shut up and play the cards 1M . CAPI11COI1N (l!ec 22-Jon. 11) As today s events untold you II spot a sltuallon that wilt WIN AT BRIDGE r'M AWAKE!! 1 • today In actlvlhes more mental LEO (July 23-Aug 22) You rea n1ce person to be around to day Your thoughts will focus on do1ng all you can to please those about you AXYDLBAAXB II LONGF, BLLOW One letter simply atancll for another In tbla sample A II used for the three L'a, X for the two O'a, etc Slnale lettera, 1po1trophea, the length and formation of tile wordt are all hint& Each day the code !etten are different. &S'll'©l2rn '', RACINE PLANING Mill CARPENTER'S MARKET lhen physical Mix Nilh trtends 21) You II be more comfortable The bldJitng has been 31 West North Eut South Pass Pass t• I• ' Openmg lead - K t CAN BE PICKED UP I ~ ~- . ' PHONE CALL AND LET THE ' RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN' STORE .. DAY FOR 130NNAZ I AND 1HATIM I'D BETTER MAKE A ' TUPPERS PlAINS HARDWARE ' ' CONDONE WHAT YOU DID1 YOU SURE MVED THE ION ' THE DAILY SENTINEL Keepsake Diamond Rings 212 E Ma in St Pomeroy Ph 992 3785 ' :t CAN'T ' K&C JEWELERS . OH,JOEY I WHILE - ' ' to traditional concepts who does not llmll his thinking chll-chall lng wllh will be Im- DOWN I Sc1ence of reasoning 'The Froendly Folks' • Pomeroy Ohio The Finest In Mob1le Homes 1100 E Ma in Pomeroy Ph. 992 7034 (2 wds ) 9 Overeat 10Gwded 16Abagatelle 19 Boundary 8AQJTTAI11U8 (Nov. 23-Dec. p ressed Yeslerday's Alul·wer'' •· %2 Sword Z8 Infertlle part 3G Fragment 23 Invented n French 2C Deep-sea river diver's 3Z Clergyman'• support dwelling Z5 Saliva 33 Presbyter Z8 Legal 38 Faucet 39 - esprit job lei In on a Juicy lldbll regarding a personal family metter W orthwhile results w111 come trom a discussion with a friend • P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Ph 949 5772 ' THE' NAME' - 6LJT HE 5 IN GR~T DEMAND-'' TWO LOCAT IONS 59 N Second St Middleport, 0 46 Court 51, Gallipolis, 0 , Grocertes & General Merchandise Rutland ABNER YOKUM 15 v WAID CROSS SONS STORE Salem St THE SrUPIDcSr MAN IN THE USA , NATURALLY'!I'LL CALL THE ~ATIONAL COMPUTER CENTER AND F'IND OLJ'r WH::l HE IS- TO •LOWESI SLq;80\!IA 2- riftJ~· THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 7 MIISical syUabJe 8 Distribute For Solurdoy, Feb 1, 1875 You II have an opportunity to speak of something Interesting you ve learned Pals you ft be %6 Q\Wted SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Me1gs County Branch LIVER rurvana third 17 Distaff rabb1t 18 Merciful ZO Hockey luminary %1 Work wut %2 Immense Z3 Social divls1on I, 992 INVOKE JUMBLE by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 2 Coral 1 Colleen ISland 5 Wooden slats 3 Fur piece 4 Earth 11 BISill8l'ck 5 Tightening 12 DoWllflght a corset 13 Estimable 6 Buddhist 14 Mutation monk 15 Badly reaching 16 Frank's ' "' ,; -·- I""'""r h1m- PRIZE ~tMWd' ' Ph 992 2550 II I ) 4A..wen tomorro•) I" Midd leport Oh1o Ph 992 2178 Chesler Oh 10 Rae me I.___:_Prill =' · == SURPRISI =ANSWIII = Itn=----'1 D ( 1 "KNUCKlES" HE CN.llD H\M A.KD ll4£Y WERE 1,=~ LOOI<II1 AT 61H&E1t· 1' - MAftK V STORE GAUL'S MARKET Pomeroy WW.lt "S~U66ER " Ul' 10 NOW' lltotO THAT GORILLA WITH HIM · Y-:•l ~ rday'• EEjCORr 296 W•Second I 10 I•" Bakers of Gay 90 s Bread Ph 992 3030 Middleport Ph 949 9591 Lou 1s W Osborne P omero y AND (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) One who knows you can be trusted not to repeat things wlll AlliES (Morch 21 -Aprll 18) 4 luflh onr nughl fmd I hill lnmblmq - ' BETSY ROSS BAKERY ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Rac1ne SO M16HT 8E THE ~A515 OF A 600DMEAL Now arranre tho clr<lod !etten V' "J to form tho eurprloe anawer, u ;:::::::f....~.A===::::::~=::~::::::_~__:•::u~r~reatod by the obove cartoon. > " ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. SMITH NELSON MOTORS SCORPIO lIII Ju•ubl~• VILLA f.; Middleport, OhiO ready lor party time _SET'J'AL • Middleport M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER GOEGLEIN READY MIX D•a l992 3284 THE M1nor Repa 1rs & Tune up The Storew1lh A Heart Phone 949 3342 Ractne 01' 1-· INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE RACINE FOOD MARKET EH' 0 H:, PAl - ILL IY<OW HU· .. ' • Hunt1ngton W Va ~AT'S oiAotr« GOAT. 1::: Bakers of Good Bread Pomeroy tJ IYOBLUIJ ANNIE-SPEAK 100 E I t I I ) W1th the hope It will. m some measure, foster and help suslatn that wh tch 1s good m famtly and commun1ty ltfe, lh1s feature ts sponsored by the bus mess f1rms and organizaltons whose nam es appear below MEIGS TIRE CENTER r) will grow more and more sociable By evenmg you II be Pa" 2• Pass You, South, hold I t .AQ76¥2 tKJ54.AQI2 What do you do now' A - Jull bid lour opadeo Y011 band bas Improved a lot bat N onoogh to tblnlt about a llam TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of btdding two spad01 your partner lUmped to thret spades What do you do now<J Send $1 for JACOBY MODER! uook ro Win al B"dge (cl lh1s newspaper) P 0 Box 48! Rad10 C1!y Stat1on New Yor! N Y 100'!9 ' ' ' I �. . ' ' F~;p;;;R·;;·;r~; Use Sentinel Classified{ ~-~B_u_s~in ~e_·s_s~S_e~r-=-:vi:.-:c-:--- e_s_~·] -· RACINE HEATING=: Citrd of Thanks Mobile TI-lE F AM I LY of Elmer Still wiShes to acknowledge t he kindness of Vt>tcrrtns SS xi OVtl'lrD ALE m obd r ho rn(' I rm s n ewt.,. c cl r pctc o . QOO d c ond rt 1on ve r y c l cn n SJ 'iOO Call 985 ]313 c v enr n qs n r Memor ial Hospttat and stittl . Dr R tdg wa y , fr tends and neighbors Re.., BuffinQton . Rev I 16 61p 19,6] RL UE MOON Hou se tr.:ld ~r rn f"lt CE' tl£'111 COI1 d rt rQr1 IOCi'lt ed at Ro u t e 3. A lbc1 ny Fo r l urtt1e r •nlorm n t1011 . cntl 1'!9 A 89~ 1 or 99? ?7?0 I 79 ] I c appr~c,ated I J I lip Notice FABR IC SALE Frrst qualrty lh.J ~ do.ub te and srnqte l<.n rts Sl\18 On£' W(' ('k on ly h all mde noru, ol Chest e r . i\.lld Pt1on e 99? IJ8S 1 J 1 Jtc 10x S5 Part rollly Ci!rp e! CO <l c 51 g al lo n hot wd t er tH•.ltf'r undc rp 111nrnq Colli 99 ? 5 1'13 I 30 I ?tc Monday . J a,-, 17 n1r u Sat F E"b I Open ., •' m fO' 7 p m Ca rol rna Fabrrc , Route- 7 , on e On ro Ht>nr y Hun ter owner s f'.l EW Moon rno b •le hom e. 11;1/Q model per yard A ll f t~ b r r c rn shop red uced rnc tud rng r1ew sprrng patterns For Sale Edward Edward Your k. rndness was PepperS great ly ~omes Mary CU ll /\~'-> ~. 'l dr r1uromai •C POW l' r ~ I CL• rnH/ l>r<tl..e s .tnd wrnd o w s cr ur s<' r onlr-<lt . trtl wt1Cel. am lm •,t c rco tape p l <1y e r , n ew br<~k £"> and shoc k s, rad.al s •"HI to w h ri c h M c laii• C b l ue w rll1 b l a c k rn rer 10 r Worlh -s 1 ~oo . se ll fo r ~'l . S O O Ca ll 99 '! 1.1 ~ I or 99') J38 1 nt 1\l REMODEL ING JJ i umbrnq . I 71 AC RE I:i and lo cus t po sts Phone T42 3656 heatrng . ilnd atl t v p es of 1 19 1'2 1p gene r al · r eparr Work quar;wteeo 10 year s e x f- I R EWO O D l or sal e, Sl 5 pe r perr enc e Phon e 991 ?<109 load Phone ! 4 1 48 J 1 I 19 TI C 1 t9 12tc Prn to 7 d r Scd ("tn . f' nQ tn f' new l1res $1.000 or w il l 1riJdC tor a v an Ca l l III Q )/ rl alt er _r, p m 1 J I 3t c O~ D IH' W larry lavender Phone 992-3993 Daily After 5: 00 For Rent STER EO R A DIO . 8 tr ac k tap e c omb 111t~lron . arn l m radio -1 way sp eak er so und sys te m TRAI L ER spa ce. 7 miles f rom Balan ce SlOB ;,, , or use our Pomeroy , Rt 143 , Ph one 992 b udq et term s Call 991 ]965 58 58 I ?I ti c 10 ti c 1'169 IMPALA Cu stom , good con drl1on r a c tory arr p s. p b . pr 1ce d to se ll Phone 99 ? 7/i< I I 79 61 c ·n MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE NOT tC ( • D ue to ! IH' 196 0 M GA ') dr conv erldJie . I 16 61p fore c losur e on on e o! Oh1 o ' s vcr v qoo d co ncirtron Phone larg cs t Mob rle Hom ~:: Dea l t.: r ~ 9'17 '' 3 7 a tt er '1 p rn A N YONE tnler !!s t ed 1n s t arling w e w rll o ffer fo r sat e t h(' I 29 6t C a f undament u l. rnd epend£'nl lollow1ng Mobil e Hom es n t a Bapt ist Church . wr il e Rl'v ver y ver v l MQ e d 1'ir ounr US ED part!. , F ry e's Tru c k and 19 /J fOR O Co u nt ry Squ rr e James Gilnl. Bo x ?.tJ Alba11v . 64x 11 Ll bertv . 3 bed roo m Au t o Part s. Rulland Oh•o OhtO or ca ll 111 69 8 303-l wa c10n 20 000 mil es , all 60x I ? L 1 be>rt~· . ? bcdrcom Phorr c ( 61 -1) 7416094 Pq ur p lll c n t 5. ] 50 0 Phone 99 1 1 16 7tp ).19J or 992 '17?0 SO'I< I? R rc hard so n , ? b edr oo m I '12 78tp 60 x 17 PM C. J b edroo m SH OOTING MATC H . Cor n · 1'10 x 1? Tr t an ? b edroorll CLO SE OUT o n new Z1g Zag Hol lo w Gun Cl ub , turn f rrst r ight af te r Miles Ceme ter y . I ~ 60 x D Park wood 1 bedroom se w ing maChines For sew rny O LD CO IN ~ and paper money stre t ch f a br1 cs. b uttonholes. .Rut l and Factory choke d· 1 60x 1? El cona . ? b edroon1 S l o r Mc,q s Cou nty s only central a~r f an cy d es. g ns , e t c. P aint guns on l y Sund ny Fe bru ary mon n1ty co •n auc t •o n Call Ed I 6511; 17 R rc hardson J 2. 1 p m Sl rghlly bl em 1shed Cho ice ot Rufk c tt . 99 ? 3.t76 a ft er 5 JO bedr oom . ? fu l l baths . 8x I ? ca rr yrng case o r sewrng 1 JO 3t c pm exp rtnd o stand $d9 80 cash or term s 1 31 12t c availabl e Phone 99? 7755 MR AND MRS Ronald Dougan W e al so hav e a good se l cc l •on of o ther 8, 10 and 12 w rdc Mobil e 12 18 t f c WOUld /1ke t o InVIte YO lJ IO Homes Thes e are mostly a ll CO N <; tG NMEN T S w elcom e at attend Sunday Sc hool at ! he PII. J A u c l ron , ? 15 N ort h 1971 YAMA H A 250, new parts , latP model Hom es \ som e h ave Mrddleport Un•ted Pen C.. eco nd , M rddl e por t nev er been l rv ed rn l tl yo u ex t ras good condi t ion Phone tecostal Church , South Third 992 '!158 after 6 p m are rnter cs ted rn a good I 9 JOi c Avenue . starting at 10 a rn Mobrle Hom e at a very larg e 1 30 6tc I 30 2tc diScount don ' t wait Stop rn to da y at BERRY M I LLER SHOOT IG Mdlcil . Ra cin e Gun G ROC E RY bus iness fo r sate Cl ub , Su nday , F e bruary 2, I Mobile Ho m e Sale s, 70S Buddmg for sal e or teasE> pm Far son St r eet , Belpre , Oh io, wo.. r..TE D o ld u pr ight p ianos, any cond.t ion Paytng $10 Phon e 773 56 18 f r om 8 30 p m phon e ·123 95 31 I 29 4tc eac 11 F ~r st ll oor only · wr. te to 10 p m for appointme-nt -- ----~----·-~·-1 JO rot c and g•ve d •r ec l rons to Witten 3 10 tfc GIGANT I C Book Sale Th ri ft P1ano Co , Box 188 , Sard is. Silop across from Pomeroy 01110 .1)946 Pos t Offi ce Open Fri day and 1-19 61p Satu rday Clothing , hand WANT E D Ol d upright P I ANO S, made furn it ur e. g l assware any co nd it ron . Pay ing )1 0 l 29 3tc each Frrst f loor· on l y Wr , re ---~--------- -- . and g1ve drrect ions lo W1ttcn W A NTED . SHOOTING maJ ch , Stuu rday , Manager for P i ano Co , Bo:.. 168 . Sar di s. Feb . 1, 7 p .m . Mi te Hill Road l.nan ci at institu t ion Salar y Ohio . 43946 All New Heaters F ac tory choke g uns on ly op en rn l me with el(per len cc 1 30 6!p Spon sor ed oy the Ra ci ne Fi r e F rrn g e benefits . Wr i te Bo>e Now Oepllrt ment 77. 9A , The Da i l y Sen ti n el. 1 29 31C OLD f urn1tu r e, i ce bo>o:es , bra ss Discounted! Pomeroy , Oh i o 45769 1 30 3tc N ew Woo d Burning be d s . or comp le te househo t<IS . SHOOTIN G match , Rll cl ne Gun Wr rt e M D M i ll er , Rt <I , HEATER- - - - - .1239.95 Cl ub , SunCiay 1 p m . Assorted Pom ero y , OhiO Ca ll 99 2 77 60 Salesman or Ag ent wanted De luxe model with cabmet meats and t ector y choke guns TEXA S O IL COMPA N Y n ee d s 10 7 74 only dependabl e ma n who ca n wor:k Wall It ned . 12 -22 -lfc JUN K autos , com p lete and Withou t supervisiOn in Me1gs · POM EROY LANDMAR.K de li ver ed to our yard . We pi ck Co u n ty C~r ea . Co nta c t ·19'• : Jo1ck W Carsey , M gr . NOW sell i ng Fu ll e r Bru sh up auto bOdies .uand buy al l c u '!'<tome r s Age un1m po r tant , ·!tt'al Ph o ne 992 ·2181 Produ cts, phon e 992 34 10 k i nd s of scr ap metals and but ma t ur 1ty is . we t rain . •-- - - - - - - - -- -' 1 24 tf c Ai mall G N D1ck , Pres, -iron R rder's Sa l v age , St Rf 124, Rt J , Pome ro y , Ohio Sou thwes tern Pe tr o leu m , Box ST E R EO RA D I O . 8 t rac k tap e Ca l l 992 -5468 comb rnat1on , am .tm radro, '' 789 , F t . Worth , T x 76101 10 -17 lf c INCOME Tax Prepared both 1 :19 4tc way speaker sou nd sys t em Federal and State Ta XM--W.H I Balance S1 07 89 , or use our be done by appoin t ments CAS H pa id for a ll m a kes and R N for p!lrll i m e POSIIIOil wrth budg e t Je rm s Ca ll 99 ? 3965 p l anned paren t hood . Cl rn• cs , mode l s o f mobile hom es only . Pl ease phon e 99 2 2272 or I 19 lfc education , a nd socia l serv 1ces ,_ Phone area code 614 44'3 -953 1 see Mrs . Wa nda Eblin , La ure l 4 l J.If c re sponSi b ili t i es 16 hOurs per 150 BU SH EL o~o r n , 12 90 per Cliff Rd . , Pome roy, Ohio week . Call offi c e. 99 2 591 2 bu shel . Hoov Oral A Mafl c 1-3 JOl c weekdays eHe pt lhu r sd!ly wrth pow er •v e and at 1 '19 61 c ta c h ments S7 Pnon e 98S F-' OR your " 0 11 of Mink " CAS H SSU FQ R J UNK CA R S Jl 32 Compl e te, F RYE ' S TR U CK WA IT RE SSES n eeded . a pply 111 Cosme li cs . Ph one BROWN 'S I 29 10tp AND AUTO PAR TS , Rutland per son Crow ' s Steak House , 992 -5113 Phone 7J? 6094 Pomcr ov 1-7-tfc GRAVELY ·tra c tor Pr e season I 21 l 61p 1 1 t tc spec 1al Purc hase any new Gravely conver t ibl e tr actor AU(TION , Thursday and at regu l ar li st price and we Saturday n ig h t , 1 p . m . at WANT E o to buy a u sed will grve you a new 30" rotary Maso n Auc t ion , Horton St . in Gra vely Tr ac tor witl'1 Mow er MA L E Beagle , Wtlkesvrlle, mow er alta c hment , F R EE Mason , W Va .Cons ignm ents and r id1ng su l ky and plow m1nc 3 area . wearrng No tr ade •n a nd no detilo'er y on welcome Phorfe (304) 773 a11 ac hm en ts Ph one (30 41 887 Co l urnbu s dog tags Phon e th •S ott e r good througn Feb 8, 547\. 2525 or eve n ings , 882 23 44 99? 708 7 1975 Gra vely Tractor Sa l es , I 26 12t c 10·3 l t c 1 29 3tc Pom eroy , Ohio Phon e (6 14) 992 2975 1 29 6t c For Sale Wcn ted To Buy Wanted To Rent Wanted To Buy USED FUEL OIL . HEATER, '50 Help Wanted E L ECTROLUX S weeper ~ L r t. e model Com pl et e w. tt\ a ll cl e!lnr n g a tt achment s and uses pa per bags Sl•g hr ty u sed bu r c l e~ n s and looks l rke new Will se ll tor $37 25 c ash o r term s av atlab l e Ph one 991 775 5 12 18 t tc T A RLE saw and jo111 te r tor sa l e Phone 84 3 22 9? 1 ?8 6tc r..tCE steer s. w e tghs be t w een ·150 and 500 lbs dressed, writ be ready l a s t week of r eb r ua r y Whol e 85c l b , ', s t ee r Blc lb •ncludes dr e ss 1ng , CUII1 n g , and wrappmg , I US ! ') st eers lett Ca ll 742 31?3, wr a p ped for a lam rly su e· I 28 31 c Real Estate For Sale Ap pro x rmalely one acre rn Rutland , ser up tor mobil e hom e Phone ( 1l 446 966? 1 30 nc B UI LD I NG l ot. 80 H fron tage b y 165 I t The sec ond lo t o n l eft on Rrvervrew Dr ive, Lrncoln H rll , Pomeroy . Ohro If rn ter es ted c al l 991 3230 a lt er 5 p m 10 17 tf c HO US E . 55,000 Phone 992 58 71 I 12 18tc H OU SE for sa l e in Por tl and 6 rooms an d bath . good w e ll 2 a c res , $6,700 Call 84 3-12'1? I ?8 61c I lost IN T 3 bot! 14 ' p lo w No V F 20& 80 Also , 3 pt h itc h t ra c tor car rr er lift H 0 Pnon e 742 5113 . I 31 3t p MILLION S of rug s hav e been c lean ed with Bl ue Lustre . It 's Americ a 's fin es t R ent el ectri c shampoo er $1 Bake r Furn• tur e Company 1 31 -3tc TWO pow er saws . Cu t lough , ot h er Phone 74? 3656 one M e Bolen 's . I 31 21p 150 REWARD for the re t urn of our B la c k and Dec ker el ec tnc saw , 7 1 -'J in blade Phon e (1 ) 667 3737 Vivran Maxey 1 31 -6tp One Week Only! Blown Into Walls and Attics 'Free Estimates Employment Wanted 1 3 I 51c --------------- Fire Retardant Insulation ~ . r.1n , .l rH'l wll.t r t~ e ;HJI C'. 19'i l C H E VY parts N EW ft' rH,ll(' \I III OI1 1hS Old ,lnd Lak ewood tril c t ron bar s, h i f.l: (' \.l l" l e r C' d Conin e! Cl y d a 1< 1C/o. er a rr sho c ks , hooker 1\m(l 1\radiJurv or crt ll <J •}') h eader s, wrlh J" col l ectors fo r 11 ',1' ">ma l t blo c k Ca l l 991349 6 I l l II c Mter 6 p m BE ST O F F ER 10 17 II C 1'1 ' 1 1'1 11 f For Sale Pets For Sale Auto Sales CLELAND REALTY 608 E. MAIN PO~ROY fl. CHESTER - 80 ACRES - ROGER HYSEU'S GARAGE On State Rt . 124, ll, Route 1 by -pa ss mi . from towards Rutland . Ph . 992 -5682 or 992-7121 All Me chanical Work Open Mon .-Sa t . 8 A.M. 6 P '.1. rUR NITU RE Upho l ste rrng , Reaso nabl e r at es, f ree e s tim a r es, p1cku p a nd de l ivery , p r ompt servrce Mowrev 's Upnotstery , Poin t Pleasan t. W Va Phon e 67 5 .JI54 12 31 26t p H OCK I NG Valley Elec t ric, r es rd en t ral and com m erc ral Wifing B' g and lrtt le tobs Cal l 593 807 8 A t hens . Free estrmates 1 19 I Otc CR EME A N S CONCRETE de· lrv e r e d Mollday thro u g h Satur d ay and eveni n gs . Phone 446 11 47 . 6 13 ttc EXPERT tr ee serv rce , fr ee Ps t •m a t es , 20 years ex . pericnce Ca l l ( 1} 667 30<~ 1 or 992 3057 l 21 26 tp C BR ADFORD, Auctronee r Co mpl e te Serv 1ce Phone 949 J82 1 or 949 -3161 Rac rn e, Qhio Cntt Bradford 5 1 tf c POMEROY - 75 lt . Iron · NE W H OMES . N o Money D own Payme nts a c co r d~ng to rncome on Farmers Home A dmini stra t ion l oan Con yenlio n al f1 na n c mg atso ava i labl e wi t h m• n imum down . Lovely hom es in thr ee loc atio ns in M e ig s Co unty . Some homes with wooded l ots Ci! l l for mo re i n · fo r mat ron . 997 -5976 I 15 26tc 13,800 RUTLAND - 45 ACRES - all fenc ed . ni ce lake or pond . good spnng , lots o.f b u tld ing sr tes, minerals . JU ST $9,000 . NEAR POMEROY - About 2 years old. 4 8 R, 2 baths, li ving R . has e l ec t r i c fir ep l ace, love l y kitchen a nd dmmg a r ea, n ice workshop in th e r ear, about 1 a cre BRICK & FRAME . Go1ng at just $26,000 AL L CAS H FOR YOUR PRO PERTY - LET US SE LL IT - WE NEED HOMES VERY BADLY ' 2-2259 or 992 -2568 ~--- -- -- 14 Acre Farmette House with 3 bedrooms, 45x45 pole barn , large fen ced pood. T-P-C water. large .I t'o-fl I I .I bake and cook units . Needs Ma ke no mistake f i n ishe d RUTLAND - All elec . new IN TRADE Clean used ap· pliances. All with 30· day money-back guarantees! HEATERS gilrage , c arpet LR and D R, finan c ing alo'ailable. home , bath , gas heat, and 2 ac r es of land . 116,000 .00 . REFRIGERATORS from 125 Electric or Gas Ranges; NEW LISTING - 2 bedrooms. 2 battis , gas f urnaces and v iew of river. MIDDLEPORT. RACINE - a room s wtlh 2 bath s, carpe ting and some nice paneling . A nd a .4 room rental. 33 ACRES - 3 bedrooms, all e lectric, bath , ni ce kitc he n, ba sement neor town wi th c1ty water Wringer Washers Maytag washer dryer, & refrigerator , air con ditioning , 1.8 acres ground . You ha ve to see It t o appreciate tt . MIDDLEPORT - 2 BR. older built-i n home, la rge kitchen. garage, utility bldg ., closed in porch, carpel LR & DR . $15,500.00. MIDDLE PORT - Older home, 2 or 3 BR ., garage; som e bui lt -in cabinets, some water lin e divi s ion . car peting . qu iet street. $11.000 00. for sub - DBL. HOME - Good for farg e Electric Dryers; and home, 3 BR , large kitchen, 70 ACRES - On Rt 33 near N 1ce family ford stMt in busines s On Rt . 143 near Albany , $12,500.00. COUNTRY HOME 4 bedrooms, bath , vast living, carport, and $16,500.00. l ar ge garden F rom th e larges t Truck or Bu lldozer Radia t or to the smalle st. Heater Core. Nathan Biggs Radiator Speeta l sit SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph 991-2174 Pomeroy The Furniture Fixer 843-2824 or 843-2293 Portland, Ohio REPAIR- Broken Parts Mended STRIPPING-By Hand NO DIP TANKS Supplies - Strippers Stai~s - Finsihes Complete plumbing-1. heating service a~ gereral sheet metal works , Fre) Estimates , ; Phone 949-5961 :;:;: Emergency 992-39U: 1, or 992-5700 "" " REA D Y MIX CONCRETE - d-e. l rvered right to your pro tect Fas t and easy Free es t rma t es . Phone 99 2 328 4 Goeg l ern R e ady M i x Co .• M iddleport . Oh 10 6-30 tfc SEW I NG MACH I NE, Repa irs , service, a ll mak es, 99 2 1284 . Th e Fabri c Shop , Pom eroy , Authorrzect- Singer Sales and Ser.vice . We sharp en Sc issor s 3-29 -tfc DOZER work, land clear ing by the acre . ho ur l y o r co ntrac t F arm pond s, roads , e t c Large dozer and operator w 1t h ove r 20 ye ar s ex p erience. Pullins Excavating, Pomeroy , Ohio . Phone 992· 2.478 307 Spring Avenue Pomeroy 992-2298 CONTACT : Lois Pauley Branch Manager " At Caution Light, Rt. 7" Tuppers Plains, Ohio Phone U7-3&18 Kerr Pomeroy, Ohio 4 cyl 4 spd., 1973 CHEVY IMPALA, 4 DR, HT floor shi Fact air , P.S, P 8, ext r a c lean mileage, rad io. : __. Refinishing • Burnishing Repairing Fact. air, P S., P B , vmyl root. Also Great Buys on New Buic k s, Pontiacs, Opels and GMC Trucks. - Dealership open weekdays ti14 : 00 Upholstering. We Also Buy Antiques Available D&D CONSTRUCTION:' I QUAUTY 1974 CHEVROLET IMPALA kitche a ----- CREAM PUFF. 1973 DATSUN 12002 DR. CPE. IOME~OY " . For Rent I HOUS .:, ur.turni shed, 7 r ooms '' and ba t h . nice . Phon e 992 2760 ....,..,or 992 -3432. I 9 If c ·~ . PT . 3 rooms, a ll e lect r ic , has • · table top ran ge , wa l l ov en. .,., real nice and clean. modern . • Lo cated in Pomeroy :~ overlooking ' the Ohio R1ver . .., ...P.h,one GallipoliS, day 446 · • ~ 7699. eve nrn gs 446 .9539 ·~~ 1-26 .t f n ~ .:._ _____________ _ ~ .4 ROoM ho use, furn isne d . in ., Rut l and Phone 742 3751. 1 31 3tp WAS SALE " HIDE-A-BED,_green·- - - -- -,--,-149.95 119.95,'; HIDE-A-BED, grey _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _--, 69.95 1OLD SOFA 3 PC. u v1N;;G:-R;:;;;o;;;o:: M:-s::u::cr:;;T:;;E:-,- - - -- -- 25 ·00 ,1 ,. French Prov., A•-- ~r========269.95 219.'5 . WOOD ROCKER 24.95 14.95 NEW RECLINER 88.00 BROWN CHAr R. maple, wood trim 29.95 14. 95" t"""-~--SPECIAL NO, 1-~~-....~' ; .,. F U RNISHED ap t Adults On l y Middleport Phone 992 3874. 11 \II lfc PUBLIC NOTICE GALLI PO LIS Maxin e S Plummer, exec ut ive d ir ec tor of : FURN I S~E D 1 bedroom t he Ga lli a Jackson M e igs ~ trai le r , all uti l it i es . 493 Co mmunity Menta l H ea lth and .. Broadway Str eet, Midd leport. Men t al Retardation Board, sa rd • 128 .tfc Sat urday any agency rn t er este d ~- -------- - -- -- ;:)' RAILER SP AC E . J,{l mil e rn ber ng fund ed for re l ated mental hea l lh and m ent a l ..., north of Meigs High Sc Mol on r et ardation p ro g r ams 1n Ga lt 1a, .. old Rt 33 . Phone 992 294 1. Jac kson, or Meigs Coun ties .,. 1 1J.ffc sl'1ou l d su bm it th eir applrc a t1on ~- -- ------- - - -·to the Board office . P . 0 Box ~ O~NTRY Mob i le Home Park , 292 . Gallipol i s. by Febr u ar y 10. .. R t. 33 , ten m li es north of To qua lify for a con l ract ura l • Pomeroy , La r ge lots w 1t h agre e ment wlth t h e Gal tra • concret-e, patios , srdewalks , Jackso n - Meig s Count1es • r Unner s and off street Communrty Mental Heal lh and : Jfarking Phone 99 2.7479 .. 12·31-tfc Menta l Retardation Board to r ece 1\le state r e i mbursement - - -- - - - - ..r uRNI SHEO aPt. J rooms and for t he pro v i sion of Com m l!nity • bath , new l y dec orat ed Ph one Me nta l H eattn and -or Ment-a l Retardation se r v rce s , an : 99 2·2937 mu s t meet tile 1 26 6tp agency followmg : Sllall be a nonp r of rt AIFU RNI SHED mobil e home for • r e nt. Pnone 949 226 1. Albert organization I f the agen c y rs a vol u ntary agency , rt is .. H111, Racin e.. Ohio 4577 1 ., 1-26 -6tc r ecommended tnat rt be Ill · corpo r ated as a nonp rof it - -- ----~- - ----or ga n izatiOn snou ld th e agen c y :1 URNISHED apartm ent. b e a private nonprofit utilities furn !Shed , su itab le organization , it sha ll b e exempt : for ·t WO work i ng m en or from federa l i n c om e taxes ..... retired c ouple . Liv~ng room , un d er the In ternal Revenue ., kitchen , show er and bath . On Code . "" ma i n highway, Mason. W Va Sh al l have a govern tng : Phone 773 - 51~7 . 10 -27 l fC board (Or advrsory committee. if a pub l rc agen cy l represen t ati ve of th e commun1 t y served Such board sn ail d et erm me the polic 1es an d direc tor of th e • se r v ices o f th e agen cy - Sh all ho ld a t lea st four ( 4) regul arly schedu l ed m eet ings of th e governin g board each year . (Th e ag ency's program shall con form to the Community Pl an of the Gal 1i a J ackson . Mergs commun 1ty Ment al H ealth and Mental Retardat1on Board The Community Mental Heallh and Men t al Reta r dation Act of 1967 (Oh io) mandates the Ga ll ra -Jackson M e igs Com munl ty Me n tal Healt h and Menta l Retardation Board til e respons i bility for p l anning ~J nd fun ding the n ecessa r y mental hea lth and mental rela rdali on serv 1c es m Gall ra , Ja ckson , and Meigs Countres h\ii,Cf!.B:J,;~~~~:::::.:._:~;:I An agency a pp I ic at ions, 111 s tr ucti on s, and Boa rd po l icy ••• manu al will be availab l e lo the ••~ reque~ti ng agency Al l app l rcal i ons will be reviewed by t he approprrate comm rtt ee for Board ac 110n GE PORTABLE TV, B&W-- - - - - - -- 69.957; 2 WHITE WROUGHT IRON LAWN CHAIRS li~e new, ea . 39.''~': 3 SOLID OAK TABLES,withdrawers-79.95 3 NEW TABLES, maple or walnut 59.95 3 BIG DARK OAK, Mediterranean or 3 BIG MAPLE TABLES, (Sell 149.95 4 BIG SETS NEW COMMODE TABLES, (each! 79.95 6 BREAKFAST SETS 19.95 Up D~S~K~~~~~~~~9~9~.9~5=49.95 WOOD DESK, like new 79.95 BIG OFFICE WOOD WARDROBE 19.95 1 BOOK SHELF ~" , UTl LITYC ABINETS,copper,gtassdoors 59.95 FORMICA TOP, A-t STOKER-MATIC HEATER, coal - , - - -- - 388.00 2 LAMPS, BOTH 29,95 NEW LAMPS, IPairl...,,..._ _ _ _ _ 79.95 55 00 NEW BEDROOM SUITES . 10 USED BEDROOM SUITES, sofod maple, walnut, pecan, dark C?ak · 88.00 Up " ELEC. DRYER, Hoover,while 88.00 ·• 3 MA~TAG DRYERS 69.95 Up 3 WRINGER WASHERS ' 39.t5 Up WASHER -DRYER, auto., green, palr._ _ 3t9.95 239.95 white -.. .. ..- -,--- - ~ -~~ - -- - - -- . ., 35.00 :~ 12 (T J 24, Jl ........ ~MC~Airt1<41~ · '­ ll~~~ • "They Overcame Hearing Loss" • ·· Free Booklet especially ~ prepared to encourage Americans of all ages who suffer from uncorrected or untreated hearing loss to • Sfek Mlp. ' Well-known celebrities rrom all walks of life tell their In their fields because they overcame their hearing lmpofrment. t.o-•r • lUI !Ool;ll'~ ~lw:olo!l ' Come in • , ·• Write . .. or Phone lor ,.,.., F•ff COPY Mltiam S. Diles . iles Hearing Aid Center · rside Professional Bldg. PHONE:.. 59Z-6238 POMEROY ORDINANCE NO . 1021 -75 An Ordrnan ce to Rezone_ Lo t s No 71 , 95, and Soutil Sec t 1on of No 106 . Be it or da 1ned by the Council of t ne Village of Middleport ~s follows . Sec . 1 Thai Lot s No . 71 and 95 on Locust St re e t be r ezo ned from B·2 to B 3. sec 11 That the Sou th Sect 1o n only of L c.t No . 106 be rezoned trom R ·3 to B 3. ·s ec 111. This Or d rnan ce sha ll take effec t cind be in force from and after January 27, 1975 Pa ss ed the 27th day of January 1975 M L K elly Presi dent o f Co~ncil Attest . Gene Grate Clerk M4 w. Union St,, Athens · "'1110- lrltillet • l-'IC (2 JJ. Jtc SUCCESS STORIES (1 } 31 (2 ) 27 , 2tc '' 2 P s.. P. 8 . 1970 Ford V8 Gal. 500 I I, ·$1295 V-8 4 Dr . Sedan, auto . tra ns ., Extra nice. 1970 Ford Maverick 68 Pontiac Bonneville HJ. Sedar., power, air '595 $}895 Karr & Van Zandt $1795 $1395 $1695 ·Gregory bares $595 photos of JFK . 2 Or . Sedan, c hoice of four line ca r s wi th and ' without a uto . t rans . as low as 1972 FORD TORINO 4 DR 302 v.a, auto .. P.S .. P. B. 1970 FORD MAVERICK 2 DR Litt le rough but run s See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel • CHICAGO (UPI)- Political activist Dick Gregory said he Chester, 0 . has evidence "of value" concerning the assasinations of President John F. Kennedy and his brother, Robert, for the Rockefeller commission inMrs. Martha Richardson, in vestigating the ClA. Virginia; 31 grandchildren, 75 Gregory flew to Washington great-grandchrldren and 106 Thursday to deliver the docu· grea t-grea t-gr an de hi Idren. ments. He was preceded in death by "I have in my possession two sons, Sherman and Brack evidence ofvalue to a thorough Mullins. investiga lion ... ,"Gregory told a Olicago news conference earlier Thursday. "I have evidence whlch places some of By Martha Holsinger the same familiar persons In Mrs. Roxie Reed visited the Watergate scandal ln Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dallas at the time of President Mike Kerwin. Kennedy's assassination. I Mr. and Mrs. Jim Eddy have evidence which raises (Emma VanM ete r ), David serious questions about Sirhan Van Meter and R. D. Moore Sirhan's role as the lone visrted Monday evening with assassin of Senator (Robert) Martha Holsinger. Kennedy ." Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Bigley Gregory and Ralph SchoenvisitedSaturdaynightwithMr . man; an autho~ and teacher, 'and Mrs. Merle Swam and released blown up photographs Susi~. of vagrants in police custody in Mr . and Mrs. Leonard Dallas at the time of the Barber Jr. arid family , Mr. and President's death. The two Mrs. Howard Barber an d men appear to resemble fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. co nvicted Watergate conDanny Barbe r and . famil y splrators E. Howard Hunt and visited Sunday with Mr. and Frank Sturgis, they said. Mrs. Leonard Barber Sr. HlUll, a fonner ClA agent, Aleshia Holsinger visited her and Sturgis were both sent ro g randm other, Mart ha prison for their part in the H ol~in ge r , over the weekend . Watergate case. V1rg1ma Carter , Fan me Themenalsoreleaseda copy Bigley, Gerald1~e Holsmg~r . of the report on the autopsy of and Martha Holsmger were m Robert F . Kennedy by Dr. Athens shoppmg Thursday. Thomas T. Noguisbl, chief Mr. and Mrs . Dawam Durst medical examiner-coroner of and Brei of Corapolis, Penn. Los Angeles County . The visited their daughter, Mr.. and report they said showed that Mrs. Virgil Holsinger and the buUet which killed Kennedy Aleshia recently. was flred into !he back of Mrs . John Cubbison is a Kennedy's head at close r,ange patient in a Parkersburg wh·eteas Sirhan was some hospital with pneumonia . distance away. Mr . and Mrs. Robert Webb of Pressed by reporters on the Guysville, Mrs. Sol Btgley, extent of .; 1etr allegations, Clinton Holsinger, Mr. and Schoenman said "I think Mrs. Virgil Holsinger visited ' Sunday evening wtth Martha Holsinger. Clair Reed and Carolyn Ford visited Eddie and Jackie Bigley Sunday afternoon . Mr. and Mrs. Paul HolSinger visited Mr. and Mrs . Clinton Holsinger, Monday. 985-4100 Clahe Mullins died Thursday MASON - A 11Jc1-year old Mason resident Clabe M, Mullins, with 218 survivors, died Thursday at the residence of his daughter , Mrs. Lenora Reynolds, Mason. He was a former sheriff of Breathitt County, Ky , where he was born July 7, 1866. Funeral rites will be conducted Saturday at 2 p.m. from the Reynolds residence, wrth Rev. Sam Mcintosh and Rev. James Lewis presiding. Burial will follow in Suncrest Memorial Park, Point Pleasant. Friends will be received at the Reynolds home after 3 p.m. today. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Fogleso ng Funeral Home, Mason. The centenarian was a son of the late Jim and Jane Hicks Mullins. His wife , Bertha Mcintosh Miller, died in 1959. He was a farmer and a ve terinarian , and was a member of the United Baptist Church. Survivors include three daughters , Mrs . Reynolds , Mrs . Isabelle Bowlens, in Georgia and Mrs. Nellie Jones, Willard, Ohio; two sons, Pierce IV!ullins, Hazzard, K_r ; Hazel M. Mullins, Toledo ; <me stsler, PUBLIC NOTICE Bid s wil l be accepted until noon on Friday, Febru ary, 14, 1975 , at tn e offi ce of the Tuppers Plains . Ch es ter Water D1s t rtct , Cilester , Ohio on the followrng . One { 1) one half ton truck • minimum gross weight of 6,000 pounds , (f o burn r eg ul a.r gasoline) . Automatic t ransm lssron En glne size - 34 0 cu. in . to 360 cu in . West Coast m i rror s snort Bed . Long Bed Op ti on Power Brakes Option Heavy Duty Step Bumper Mud & Snow Tread on R ear . all t ires <1 pty 1 or equiva l ent Deluxe Interior opt ron . Right i s reser v ed to reject any or all b ids ·M • assassination RIGGS USED CARS · Located on St. Rt. 7 or Dan Thompson "You' ll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" GOOD SELECTION OF CHEAPER CARS Eden News also Robert Kennedy and John Kennedy were murdered by people associated with the United States govenuneRI and its intelligence agencies." Gregory said he wrote President Ford on Christmas Day and informed him that he had information that should be used in the currrent Investigation of the ClA. However, the oomedian said although one of the President's 888lslants answered his letter no one asked for the information. Gregory said shortly alter he scheduled Thursday •s news conference, he was telephoned by Peter Clapper of the CIA Corrunlsslon staff. "Now the CIA Commlsslon ls Interested," Gregory sald. He sald he and Schoenman would deliver the documents to the commission. SKI WINNERS BURLINGTON, VI. (UPI) Chrls Nicke captured the men's event and Chr~ Heller won the women's t!Ue Thw-s- ' day in the cross-country skl competition at the University of Vennont winter ski carnival . The two winners were both from Dartmouth College. $895 See: Fred Blaettnar, Darrell Dodrill, WATCH FOR GRAND OPENING 9<2-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY' Open Evenings Until6:00- TiiS p.m. Sal Dr H.T. 6 Cyl. , au to good . Your Choice ' DAN THOMPSON FORD INC. (formerlv l<eith Goble Ford) 461 S. Third Ave. HarrisonviUe By Mrs, L. Baldersun Karen Humphrey was honored with a birthday dinner party Jan . 14 at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Humphrey. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Gale McC,ain and Dale Lea of Coolville, Mr. and Mrs . Randal Coulson, Joy and Kay Sue, of Torch, Vickle Carr of Alfred, Mr . and Mrs. Ben Buckley and Mrs. C. Earl Humphrey. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Young of Minersville R. D..visited Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs . Maurice Reed and family. Robin Humphrey, student at Ohio State University in Colwnbus spent a weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Humphrey and Karen. Mrs . Mabel Hetzer has returned home after visiting with her son, Mr . and Mrs. Marion Hetzer and family of Toledo. Mrs. Hetzer ac· companied Mr. and Mrs , Frank Bise to her home here. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Davld Smith and Diana were Mr. and Mrs. David Smith of Marietta, Mr. and ' Mrs . Tom Drake of . Reynoldsburg, Paul Ford of Columbus and Mrs. Vivian Humphrey and Mrs. Hazel Barron. Middleport, 0. Mrs. Zetta Hudson of Ironton ls visiting with Mrs. Alberta Edwards. LARRY'S . MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. "Featuring Kirkwo.o d Governor Cmneron 12' & 14' Wide Up To 70' Long 24' Wide Sectional Homes up to 65' Long SERVICE AFTER SALE Winter Hours : 9 a .m. to 6 p.m . Mon . Thru Sat. Closed Sundays PH. 992·7777 POMEROY, 0. Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us income tax help. for FLOWERS For All Occistons Reuon 12. Our people have been We Wlr, Flowers specially trained , . , and keep abreast of all the latest tax laws, We will do our beet in preparing your return And then we'll carefully check it for accuracy. Everywhere 992·2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs, Millard Van Meter Ph. 992-57•' Ph. 992-201~ TIRE SALE MIDKIFF PROMOTED LANGSVILLE - Daniel R. Ill 31 (21 7, 14, lfc Midkiff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Midkiff, Rt. 1, Langsville, has been meritoriously promoted to Corporal. He is in OPTOMETRIST ' the United Slates Marine Corps QFFICE HOUR5? :30to 12,2 to 5 I CLOSE AT slationedat 'Camp LeJeune, N. NOON ON THURSJ- EAST COURT ST., C. His wlfe, th~ fonner Cynthia POMEROY, Domigan, is with him there . ... . if.i'i'l ~ ·'" '( PRIVATE meeting room tor any organ1zat1on : phOne 992 3975. 3-11 tfc - -------- - --- - - 149 95 --"01:- ·~ 992-2811 unfurnish e d apa rtm ents Ph one 99 2 5434 4 12 tt c -.. 2 Pc. Brown Living Room Suite, A-1 shape 3 Tables & 2 Lamps. , , ~- - -.,. ·' J and 4 ROOM furni shed and 1 e owne.-. low mileage. ~ --- -- --- - - ----- BEDDING, twin &wilh fullbeddrrin~g~====== size_ 110 W. MAIN . T., 350 v.a, auto ., 1971 FORD GALAXIE 500 For Rent >! 60,---BEDS, twin & full, wiii!Out l»ddlll91---- EBERSBACH HARDWARE a i r , P . S., P. B. , your c hoice. H ~~!~ed~~c~~d~~ll~!~~ 0~ local~ 66 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., V8, auto, P.S......... 495 1972 CHEVY IMPALA 2 Dr a nd best small Dodge, <tnd thi s o ne IS doub le barrel sharp . 1 ' 01 4--20" ELECTRIC RANGES,each'-- - - - - - 95 ."' 1-l:LECTRIC RANGE ------119.95 75.00 1-30" ELECTRIC RANGE 139.95 100.00 22-GAS RANGES 49.95 Up · ·- Fact MOTOR CO. 'personal stories of t riumph ~1-.$ (2) 1972 LTD 4 DR oPEN EVES.8 :00 P.M POMEROY, OHIO --- ----..1...-- ------, 19.95 . ,...,._~ $2250 ~~~g ha~!e s~~n.~~~~~tioned tines~ 1995 1 69 Olds 88 HT. Sed,, v-roof, air .............. 995 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, air ........... '995 Fact. air , P.S .. P.B ..' vtnyl root Local 1 owner c ar & only 20,000 miles, au tomatic t rans ., radio, white -wall t i res, \l in yl inter i or, sharp as a ta c k Orang~ finish . Irim and full equipmen t . L1ke new , at half pr 1ce 1 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO 4 DR NOW$2695 2 Door, 4 speed transm i ssion, bu cket sea ts, rad io, 5,000 actual miles, orange fin i sh , vi n y l inte rior . 1 . 9 . 30~c ·cARPET In s tallati o n , S1 :lflier ya rd Phon e R ic hard ,\ fest , 8.43 -2667. $1995 P.S .. ~~~~a~!~ O~~~~~~b~~~lher msid~ 52 95 71 ford Wagon, full power, air............... 11895 70 Camaro V-8, auto., V-roof ................. 11995 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air,........... 11495 70 Olds 88 Roy. Cpe:, pow., air, v·roof... ..• •'1495 ru ll y equ1ppped SAVE Sta . Wagon . Of f iCta l ' s ca r - never trtl ed Fully equipped with finest. Very , ve r y low mileage 71 Chevelle Mal. Cpe., v-roof, air ••••••••••••.11995 1970 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 6 cyl., au to . tran s .. fact. a1 r . P B ., v rnyl roof . 1974 LTD Ford Country Sq~ire 72 Chev, Imp Cpe., V·B auto., P,S.......... 12195 72 Pontiac Cat. HT Cpe., power, air ........ 12695 · r oof 1972 FORD MAVERICK 4 DR Yes, we will give you an ADDITIONAL discount on no trade basis or a very generous a llowance on your trade. or even an additional check if agreeab le with bank or finance company. We can giv e you the service before and after the sa le. Compare service too! There is nonsense to our rebates . BOTH Dan and Ford rebates. 73 Vega Hatchback, 4 sp., radio ........... 12195 73 Olds 98 lS Sedan. full power, air....... 14395 73 Dodge Pol. Cus. 4 Dr, HL, pow., air ... 12895 73 Olds Cut Sup. HT Cpe., power, air .......13295 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., v-roof, air .............. 13495 72 Olds Toronado Cpe., V-roof, POl'/., air ..... 13295 4 Dr H T ., fa c t . atr , P.S., P. B , vinyl $4295 19740PELMANTA $3995 $2695 $2695 $2595 $2595 1972 MERC, MARQ. BROUGHAM sand ston e vinyl seats, beautiful dark red f i n i sh TRULY A I P&J H ome Ma intenan ce , heating , coo l ing, re fr i ~ .. plumb1ng , e l ectric al ap p l 1a n ces. We service; and repa~r any t lng rn the hom e or business . 21 5 N Seconi:L Middleport . Phone 992 -35Q9 . ract at r , P .S., P. B., v myl roof. fa ct tape , powr . wmdows, hit wheel , Cru1se Control tinted glass, deluxe body and whee l opening moldings, E X CA V A I I N G , do z e 1r , backhoe , and d itch~r . water/ m e, foote rs , dra ins . roads. and brush c 1ean1ng, n o job too small, no weather tbo· bad Char l es R . Halfreld , Rtl l Rut l and , 0 Pnone 742 60~2 . 1· 7-26tc ------ 1972 OLDS TORONADO 2 DR HT 4-door, l owner c ar, and on l y 10,400 miles, V -8 eng ine, w 1th automatic, powe r steer ing, power brakes , factory air , cabinets, ex pert carpeting} etc. r --- Fact . arr , P.S., P. B , viny l roof Pomeroy Motor Co OF : Painting, siding , roofing~ hanging , 5:00p.m. Pomeroy , 0 . 992-2174 2 SIGNS All Types of : : BUILDING : and REMODELING : From a shelf to a house.' paper p.m., Sat. till Smith Nelson Motors, Inc. 500 E. Main St. PHONE ' 949-3832 or 843· 2667 : 1973 FORD GAL 500. 4 DR HT See Ceward Calv e rt , Smtlin Art , or Bill Nelson . Caning Pick -up Service vmy l roof, 1973 FORD LTD 4 DR. HT STRIPPING - FINISH(§ FURNITURE-METALS-ETC. MODERN &ANTIQUE ECIAL NO, 2 - - - - . . . . . . , SOLID STATE Was STEREO COMPONENT $69,95 SEE THESE GREAT NEW HEATERS SOON. .TERMS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET Fact a•r , P S., P B , vrny l roof, lilt w heel, loca l ly ow ned , 16,000 miles, l 1ke .new =""''2195 74 Olds eut. Sup, Cpe., air, sharp •.•. ,..••.•'4795 . 74 Cadillac Cpe, DeVille, full power, air..... 1()995 74 Olds 98 L Sedan, power, air ............ 15895 73 CouRar XR7, v-roof, air, power...... ... ,.• 13895 Stand t r an s , long wide be d 1974 BUICK LeSABRE 4 DR HT Phone (4141992 -2798 • . 1-REFRIGERATOR,white I auto . t ra ns., viny l top ~.:....--- -- - ------- Green, copper, OFF • ~:m~~7:i7::-t P S , P. B , a i r co n d .• radio, Street " : 3 REFRIGERJ\TORS, priced to sell _ _ __ $15-S20-S25 REFRIGERATORS, like new, frost-free, each __ 249.95 , OPEN WED. THRU SUNDAY9A.M.-7 P.M. 1971 4 Dr , ..... -· Modem ChemicabE 5232 EXCEL SIOR Salt Works. East Ma1n Sl , Pomeroy . A ll krnds of salt, wa ter pellets , w ater nuggets , b lock salt and own Oh io Rrver Salt Phon e 992 · 3891 6 5 tfc 1971 FORD C-100 302 V-8 . .. 1oo Than Factory Cash Rebates Of Up To '500.00 USED CARS • EXCAV ,...T I NG , dozer , loa der a nd ba ckhoe work . septi c t anks 1nstalled , dump tr ucks.. an d to -boys for hire ; wrt ll'1 a ul f rll d rrt , to p SOi l. l im estone & gr a\lel ; Call Bob or Roger Jeffer s, day phone 99 2-7089 ; night phOn e 992 3525 or 992 2 11 -lh & Strout Realty NEW LISTING - 3 bedrooms with bath, gas rurnace , porch, ha ve a look. Only 17500.00. RUTLAND - 3 bedroom block . - -- - - - - -- please call 992-2298. RUTLAND - All elec. brick, 3 BR. full basement, 2 ca r OUR STOCK . PLUMBfll Real Estate For Sale - If you have a farm or acreage of a ny size to sell, GAS FIRED H£1L · : , - - - - - - - - - - -- law n , lots of shrubbery, excelle nt loca tion for su bd ivision . $26,500 .00 . EN'FIRE STOCK EXPERIENCED - - - -- - - - - ----~-- .WILL trrm or cu t tr e es or -s hr u bbery , c l e an o ut basemen ts . attrcs, etc. Phone 9<19 322 1 or 7.t 2 4•14 1 · 1 26 26tc MORE ~. :::. EPT I C TANKS c le an ed . Mode r h Sanrtat ion . 99 2 395 4 or 99 2 73<19 9 18 l fc Re nova ted home , 2 la rge BR , ba t h , love l y kttchen has Olo'er 20 ca binet s, rang e & Olo'en, basement, natur a l ga s FA heat, Olo'er 5, 000 sq. ft . under roof. exce ll ent hun ting , l i shmg, about 25 acre s under fe nce . $29,900 . tage. 1 or 2 bedroom s, bath , thr ee -fourth s basem e nt , na tu r a l gas heat , porches, good renta l A sk rng just ·o=o Free Pickup and Delivery 10 ME I mprove men t and Reparr Se rvr ce A nyth1ng lrlled ar ound th e home . from roo f to b a seme nt You Wi l l l 1k e our work and ra tes Phon e 7<12 508 1 122 9tfc ~OU GET MUCH All tires in stock at catalog cost prices. Most sizes ·in stock. N 0. D. , ' THE IHCOMI TAX PIOPLI 618 E , Main, Pomeroy, 0. 992-3795 NEWELL'S SERVICE STATION CHESTER 985-3350 ·Open 9 to 6 Weekclayst9·5 ~turday No Appcilnt,ment Ne ssary OHIO ,. I, . .. �. . ' ' F~;p;;;R·;;·;r~; Use Sentinel Classified{ ~-~B_u_s~in ~e_·s_s~S_e~r-=-:vi:.-:c-:--- e_s_~·] -· RACINE HEATING=: Citrd of Thanks Mobile TI-lE F AM I LY of Elmer Still wiShes to acknowledge t he kindness of Vt>tcrrtns SS xi OVtl'lrD ALE m obd r ho rn(' I rm s n ewt.,. c cl r pctc o . QOO d c ond rt 1on ve r y c l cn n SJ 'iOO Call 985 ]313 c v enr n qs n r Memor ial Hospttat and stittl . Dr R tdg wa y , fr tends and neighbors Re.., BuffinQton . Rev I 16 61p 19,6] RL UE MOON Hou se tr.:ld ~r rn f"lt CE' tl£'111 COI1 d rt rQr1 IOCi'lt ed at Ro u t e 3. A lbc1 ny Fo r l urtt1e r •nlorm n t1011 . cntl 1'!9 A 89~ 1 or 99? ?7?0 I 79 ] I c appr~c,ated I J I lip Notice FABR IC SALE Frrst qualrty lh.J ~ do.ub te and srnqte l<.n rts Sl\18 On£' W(' ('k on ly h all mde noru, ol Chest e r . i\.lld Pt1on e 99? IJ8S 1 J 1 Jtc 10x S5 Part rollly Ci!rp e! CO <l c 51 g al lo n hot wd t er tH•.ltf'r undc rp 111nrnq Colli 99 ? 5 1'13 I 30 I ?tc Monday . J a,-, 17 n1r u Sat F E"b I Open ., •' m fO' 7 p m Ca rol rna Fabrrc , Route- 7 , on e On ro Ht>nr y Hun ter owner s f'.l EW Moon rno b •le hom e. 11;1/Q model per yard A ll f t~ b r r c rn shop red uced rnc tud rng r1ew sprrng patterns For Sale Edward Edward Your k. rndness was PepperS great ly ~omes Mary CU ll /\~'-> ~. 'l dr r1uromai •C POW l' r ~ I CL• rnH/ l>r<tl..e s .tnd wrnd o w s cr ur s<' r onlr-<lt . trtl wt1Cel. am lm •,t c rco tape p l <1y e r , n ew br<~k £"> and shoc k s, rad.al s •"HI to w h ri c h M c laii• C b l ue w rll1 b l a c k rn rer 10 r Worlh -s 1 ~oo . se ll fo r ~'l . S O O Ca ll 99 '! 1.1 ~ I or 99') J38 1 nt 1\l REMODEL ING JJ i umbrnq . I 71 AC RE I:i and lo cus t po sts Phone T42 3656 heatrng . ilnd atl t v p es of 1 19 1'2 1p gene r al · r eparr Work quar;wteeo 10 year s e x f- I R EWO O D l or sal e, Sl 5 pe r perr enc e Phon e 991 ?<109 load Phone ! 4 1 48 J 1 I 19 TI C 1 t9 12tc Prn to 7 d r Scd ("tn . f' nQ tn f' new l1res $1.000 or w il l 1riJdC tor a v an Ca l l III Q )/ rl alt er _r, p m 1 J I 3t c O~ D IH' W larry lavender Phone 992-3993 Daily After 5: 00 For Rent STER EO R A DIO . 8 tr ac k tap e c omb 111t~lron . arn l m radio -1 way sp eak er so und sys te m TRAI L ER spa ce. 7 miles f rom Balan ce SlOB ;,, , or use our Pomeroy , Rt 143 , Ph one 992 b udq et term s Call 991 ]965 58 58 I ?I ti c 10 ti c 1'169 IMPALA Cu stom , good con drl1on r a c tory arr p s. p b . pr 1ce d to se ll Phone 99 ? 7/i< I I 79 61 c ·n MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE NOT tC ( • D ue to ! IH' 196 0 M GA ') dr conv erldJie . I 16 61p fore c losur e on on e o! Oh1 o ' s vcr v qoo d co ncirtron Phone larg cs t Mob rle Hom ~:: Dea l t.: r ~ 9'17 '' 3 7 a tt er '1 p rn A N YONE tnler !!s t ed 1n s t arling w e w rll o ffer fo r sat e t h(' I 29 6t C a f undament u l. rnd epend£'nl lollow1ng Mobil e Hom es n t a Bapt ist Church . wr il e Rl'v ver y ver v l MQ e d 1'ir ounr US ED part!. , F ry e's Tru c k and 19 /J fOR O Co u nt ry Squ rr e James Gilnl. Bo x ?.tJ Alba11v . 64x 11 Ll bertv . 3 bed roo m Au t o Part s. Rulland Oh•o OhtO or ca ll 111 69 8 303-l wa c10n 20 000 mil es , all 60x I ? L 1 be>rt~· . ? bcdrcom Phorr c ( 61 -1) 7416094 Pq ur p lll c n t 5. ] 50 0 Phone 99 1 1 16 7tp ).19J or 992 '17?0 SO'I< I? R rc hard so n , ? b edr oo m I '12 78tp 60 x 17 PM C. J b edroo m SH OOTING MATC H . Cor n · 1'10 x 1? Tr t an ? b edroorll CLO SE OUT o n new Z1g Zag Hol lo w Gun Cl ub , turn f rrst r ight af te r Miles Ceme ter y . I ~ 60 x D Park wood 1 bedroom se w ing maChines For sew rny O LD CO IN ~ and paper money stre t ch f a br1 cs. b uttonholes. .Rut l and Factory choke d· 1 60x 1? El cona . ? b edroon1 S l o r Mc,q s Cou nty s only central a~r f an cy d es. g ns , e t c. P aint guns on l y Sund ny Fe bru ary mon n1ty co •n auc t •o n Call Ed I 6511; 17 R rc hardson J 2. 1 p m Sl rghlly bl em 1shed Cho ice ot Rufk c tt . 99 ? 3.t76 a ft er 5 JO bedr oom . ? fu l l baths . 8x I ? ca rr yrng case o r sewrng 1 JO 3t c pm exp rtnd o stand $d9 80 cash or term s 1 31 12t c availabl e Phone 99? 7755 MR AND MRS Ronald Dougan W e al so hav e a good se l cc l •on of o ther 8, 10 and 12 w rdc Mobil e 12 18 t f c WOUld /1ke t o InVIte YO lJ IO Homes Thes e are mostly a ll CO N <; tG NMEN T S w elcom e at attend Sunday Sc hool at ! he PII. J A u c l ron , ? 15 N ort h 1971 YAMA H A 250, new parts , latP model Hom es \ som e h ave Mrddleport Un•ted Pen C.. eco nd , M rddl e por t nev er been l rv ed rn l tl yo u ex t ras good condi t ion Phone tecostal Church , South Third 992 '!158 after 6 p m are rnter cs ted rn a good I 9 JOi c Avenue . starting at 10 a rn Mobrle Hom e at a very larg e 1 30 6tc I 30 2tc diScount don ' t wait Stop rn to da y at BERRY M I LLER SHOOT IG Mdlcil . Ra cin e Gun G ROC E RY bus iness fo r sate Cl ub , Su nday , F e bruary 2, I Mobile Ho m e Sale s, 70S Buddmg for sal e or teasE> pm Far son St r eet , Belpre , Oh io, wo.. r..TE D o ld u pr ight p ianos, any cond.t ion Paytng $10 Phon e 773 56 18 f r om 8 30 p m phon e ·123 95 31 I 29 4tc eac 11 F ~r st ll oor only · wr. te to 10 p m for appointme-nt -- ----~----·-~·-1 JO rot c and g•ve d •r ec l rons to Witten 3 10 tfc GIGANT I C Book Sale Th ri ft P1ano Co , Box 188 , Sard is. Silop across from Pomeroy 01110 .1)946 Pos t Offi ce Open Fri day and 1-19 61p Satu rday Clothing , hand WANT E D Ol d upright P I ANO S, made furn it ur e. g l assware any co nd it ron . Pay ing )1 0 l 29 3tc each Frrst f loor· on l y Wr , re ---~--------- -- . and g1ve drrect ions lo W1ttcn W A NTED . SHOOTING maJ ch , Stuu rday , Manager for P i ano Co , Bo:.. 168 . Sar di s. Feb . 1, 7 p .m . Mi te Hill Road l.nan ci at institu t ion Salar y Ohio . 43946 All New Heaters F ac tory choke g uns on ly op en rn l me with el(per len cc 1 30 6!p Spon sor ed oy the Ra ci ne Fi r e F rrn g e benefits . Wr i te Bo>e Now Oepllrt ment 77. 9A , The Da i l y Sen ti n el. 1 29 31C OLD f urn1tu r e, i ce bo>o:es , bra ss Discounted! Pomeroy , Oh i o 45769 1 30 3tc N ew Woo d Burning be d s . or comp le te househo t<IS . SHOOTIN G match , Rll cl ne Gun Wr rt e M D M i ll er , Rt <I , HEATER- - - - - .1239.95 Cl ub , SunCiay 1 p m . Assorted Pom ero y , OhiO Ca ll 99 2 77 60 Salesman or Ag ent wanted De luxe model with cabmet meats and t ector y choke guns TEXA S O IL COMPA N Y n ee d s 10 7 74 only dependabl e ma n who ca n wor:k Wall It ned . 12 -22 -lfc JUN K autos , com p lete and Withou t supervisiOn in Me1gs · POM EROY LANDMAR.K de li ver ed to our yard . We pi ck Co u n ty C~r ea . Co nta c t ·19'• : Jo1ck W Carsey , M gr . NOW sell i ng Fu ll e r Bru sh up auto bOdies .uand buy al l c u '!'<tome r s Age un1m po r tant , ·!tt'al Ph o ne 992 ·2181 Produ cts, phon e 992 34 10 k i nd s of scr ap metals and but ma t ur 1ty is . we t rain . •-- - - - - - - - -- -' 1 24 tf c Ai mall G N D1ck , Pres, -iron R rder's Sa l v age , St Rf 124, Rt J , Pome ro y , Ohio Sou thwes tern Pe tr o leu m , Box ST E R EO RA D I O . 8 t rac k tap e Ca l l 992 -5468 comb rnat1on , am .tm radro, '' 789 , F t . Worth , T x 76101 10 -17 lf c INCOME Tax Prepared both 1 :19 4tc way speaker sou nd sys t em Federal and State Ta XM--W.H I Balance S1 07 89 , or use our be done by appoin t ments CAS H pa id for a ll m a kes and R N for p!lrll i m e POSIIIOil wrth budg e t Je rm s Ca ll 99 ? 3965 p l anned paren t hood . Cl rn• cs , mode l s o f mobile hom es only . Pl ease phon e 99 2 2272 or I 19 lfc education , a nd socia l serv 1ces ,_ Phone area code 614 44'3 -953 1 see Mrs . Wa nda Eblin , La ure l 4 l J.If c re sponSi b ili t i es 16 hOurs per 150 BU SH EL o~o r n , 12 90 per Cliff Rd . , Pome roy, Ohio week . Call offi c e. 99 2 591 2 bu shel . Hoov Oral A Mafl c 1-3 JOl c weekdays eHe pt lhu r sd!ly wrth pow er •v e and at 1 '19 61 c ta c h ments S7 Pnon e 98S F-' OR your " 0 11 of Mink " CAS H SSU FQ R J UNK CA R S Jl 32 Compl e te, F RYE ' S TR U CK WA IT RE SSES n eeded . a pply 111 Cosme li cs . Ph one BROWN 'S I 29 10tp AND AUTO PAR TS , Rutland per son Crow ' s Steak House , 992 -5113 Phone 7J? 6094 Pomcr ov 1-7-tfc GRAVELY ·tra c tor Pr e season I 21 l 61p 1 1 t tc spec 1al Purc hase any new Gravely conver t ibl e tr actor AU(TION , Thursday and at regu l ar li st price and we Saturday n ig h t , 1 p . m . at WANT E o to buy a u sed will grve you a new 30" rotary Maso n Auc t ion , Horton St . in Gra vely Tr ac tor witl'1 Mow er MA L E Beagle , Wtlkesvrlle, mow er alta c hment , F R EE Mason , W Va .Cons ignm ents and r id1ng su l ky and plow m1nc 3 area . wearrng No tr ade •n a nd no detilo'er y on welcome Phorfe (304) 773 a11 ac hm en ts Ph one (30 41 887 Co l urnbu s dog tags Phon e th •S ott e r good througn Feb 8, 547\. 2525 or eve n ings , 882 23 44 99? 708 7 1975 Gra vely Tractor Sa l es , I 26 12t c 10·3 l t c 1 29 3tc Pom eroy , Ohio Phon e (6 14) 992 2975 1 29 6t c For Sale Wcn ted To Buy Wanted To Rent Wanted To Buy USED FUEL OIL . HEATER, '50 Help Wanted E L ECTROLUX S weeper ~ L r t. e model Com pl et e w. tt\ a ll cl e!lnr n g a tt achment s and uses pa per bags Sl•g hr ty u sed bu r c l e~ n s and looks l rke new Will se ll tor $37 25 c ash o r term s av atlab l e Ph one 991 775 5 12 18 t tc T A RLE saw and jo111 te r tor sa l e Phone 84 3 22 9? 1 ?8 6tc r..tCE steer s. w e tghs be t w een ·150 and 500 lbs dressed, writ be ready l a s t week of r eb r ua r y Whol e 85c l b , ', s t ee r Blc lb •ncludes dr e ss 1ng , CUII1 n g , and wrappmg , I US ! ') st eers lett Ca ll 742 31?3, wr a p ped for a lam rly su e· I 28 31 c Real Estate For Sale Ap pro x rmalely one acre rn Rutland , ser up tor mobil e hom e Phone ( 1l 446 966? 1 30 nc B UI LD I NG l ot. 80 H fron tage b y 165 I t The sec ond lo t o n l eft on Rrvervrew Dr ive, Lrncoln H rll , Pomeroy . Ohro If rn ter es ted c al l 991 3230 a lt er 5 p m 10 17 tf c HO US E . 55,000 Phone 992 58 71 I 12 18tc H OU SE for sa l e in Por tl and 6 rooms an d bath . good w e ll 2 a c res , $6,700 Call 84 3-12'1? I ?8 61c I lost IN T 3 bot! 14 ' p lo w No V F 20& 80 Also , 3 pt h itc h t ra c tor car rr er lift H 0 Pnon e 742 5113 . I 31 3t p MILLION S of rug s hav e been c lean ed with Bl ue Lustre . It 's Americ a 's fin es t R ent el ectri c shampoo er $1 Bake r Furn• tur e Company 1 31 -3tc TWO pow er saws . Cu t lough , ot h er Phone 74? 3656 one M e Bolen 's . I 31 21p 150 REWARD for the re t urn of our B la c k and Dec ker el ec tnc saw , 7 1 -'J in blade Phon e (1 ) 667 3737 Vivran Maxey 1 31 -6tp One Week Only! Blown Into Walls and Attics 'Free Estimates Employment Wanted 1 3 I 51c --------------- Fire Retardant Insulation ~ . r.1n , .l rH'l wll.t r t~ e ;HJI C'. 19'i l C H E VY parts N EW ft' rH,ll(' \I III OI1 1hS Old ,lnd Lak ewood tril c t ron bar s, h i f.l: (' \.l l" l e r C' d Conin e! Cl y d a 1< 1C/o. er a rr sho c ks , hooker 1\m(l 1\radiJurv or crt ll <J •}') h eader s, wrlh J" col l ectors fo r 11 ',1' ">ma l t blo c k Ca l l 991349 6 I l l II c Mter 6 p m BE ST O F F ER 10 17 II C 1'1 ' 1 1'1 11 f For Sale Pets For Sale Auto Sales CLELAND REALTY 608 E. MAIN PO~ROY fl. CHESTER - 80 ACRES - ROGER HYSEU'S GARAGE On State Rt . 124, ll, Route 1 by -pa ss mi . from towards Rutland . Ph . 992 -5682 or 992-7121 All Me chanical Work Open Mon .-Sa t . 8 A.M. 6 P '.1. rUR NITU RE Upho l ste rrng , Reaso nabl e r at es, f ree e s tim a r es, p1cku p a nd de l ivery , p r ompt servrce Mowrev 's Upnotstery , Poin t Pleasan t. W Va Phon e 67 5 .JI54 12 31 26t p H OCK I NG Valley Elec t ric, r es rd en t ral and com m erc ral Wifing B' g and lrtt le tobs Cal l 593 807 8 A t hens . Free estrmates 1 19 I Otc CR EME A N S CONCRETE de· lrv e r e d Mollday thro u g h Satur d ay and eveni n gs . Phone 446 11 47 . 6 13 ttc EXPERT tr ee serv rce , fr ee Ps t •m a t es , 20 years ex . pericnce Ca l l ( 1} 667 30<~ 1 or 992 3057 l 21 26 tp C BR ADFORD, Auctronee r Co mpl e te Serv 1ce Phone 949 J82 1 or 949 -3161 Rac rn e, Qhio Cntt Bradford 5 1 tf c POMEROY - 75 lt . Iron · NE W H OMES . N o Money D own Payme nts a c co r d~ng to rncome on Farmers Home A dmini stra t ion l oan Con yenlio n al f1 na n c mg atso ava i labl e wi t h m• n imum down . Lovely hom es in thr ee loc atio ns in M e ig s Co unty . Some homes with wooded l ots Ci! l l for mo re i n · fo r mat ron . 997 -5976 I 15 26tc 13,800 RUTLAND - 45 ACRES - all fenc ed . ni ce lake or pond . good spnng , lots o.f b u tld ing sr tes, minerals . JU ST $9,000 . NEAR POMEROY - About 2 years old. 4 8 R, 2 baths, li ving R . has e l ec t r i c fir ep l ace, love l y kitchen a nd dmmg a r ea, n ice workshop in th e r ear, about 1 a cre BRICK & FRAME . Go1ng at just $26,000 AL L CAS H FOR YOUR PRO PERTY - LET US SE LL IT - WE NEED HOMES VERY BADLY ' 2-2259 or 992 -2568 ~--- -- -- 14 Acre Farmette House with 3 bedrooms, 45x45 pole barn , large fen ced pood. T-P-C water. large .I t'o-fl I I .I bake and cook units . Needs Ma ke no mistake f i n ishe d RUTLAND - All elec . new IN TRADE Clean used ap· pliances. All with 30· day money-back guarantees! HEATERS gilrage , c arpet LR and D R, finan c ing alo'ailable. home , bath , gas heat, and 2 ac r es of land . 116,000 .00 . REFRIGERATORS from 125 Electric or Gas Ranges; NEW LISTING - 2 bedrooms. 2 battis , gas f urnaces and v iew of river. MIDDLEPORT. RACINE - a room s wtlh 2 bath s, carpe ting and some nice paneling . A nd a .4 room rental. 33 ACRES - 3 bedrooms, all e lectric, bath , ni ce kitc he n, ba sement neor town wi th c1ty water Wringer Washers Maytag washer dryer, & refrigerator , air con ditioning , 1.8 acres ground . You ha ve to see It t o appreciate tt . MIDDLEPORT - 2 BR. older built-i n home, la rge kitchen. garage, utility bldg ., closed in porch, carpel LR & DR . $15,500.00. MIDDLE PORT - Older home, 2 or 3 BR ., garage; som e bui lt -in cabinets, some water lin e divi s ion . car peting . qu iet street. $11.000 00. for sub - DBL. HOME - Good for farg e Electric Dryers; and home, 3 BR , large kitchen, 70 ACRES - On Rt 33 near N 1ce family ford stMt in busines s On Rt . 143 near Albany , $12,500.00. COUNTRY HOME 4 bedrooms, bath , vast living, carport, and $16,500.00. l ar ge garden F rom th e larges t Truck or Bu lldozer Radia t or to the smalle st. Heater Core. Nathan Biggs Radiator Speeta l sit SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph 991-2174 Pomeroy The Furniture Fixer 843-2824 or 843-2293 Portland, Ohio REPAIR- Broken Parts Mended STRIPPING-By Hand NO DIP TANKS Supplies - Strippers Stai~s - Finsihes Complete plumbing-1. heating service a~ gereral sheet metal works , Fre) Estimates , ; Phone 949-5961 :;:;: Emergency 992-39U: 1, or 992-5700 "" " REA D Y MIX CONCRETE - d-e. l rvered right to your pro tect Fas t and easy Free es t rma t es . Phone 99 2 328 4 Goeg l ern R e ady M i x Co .• M iddleport . Oh 10 6-30 tfc SEW I NG MACH I NE, Repa irs , service, a ll mak es, 99 2 1284 . Th e Fabri c Shop , Pom eroy , Authorrzect- Singer Sales and Ser.vice . We sharp en Sc issor s 3-29 -tfc DOZER work, land clear ing by the acre . ho ur l y o r co ntrac t F arm pond s, roads , e t c Large dozer and operator w 1t h ove r 20 ye ar s ex p erience. Pullins Excavating, Pomeroy , Ohio . Phone 992· 2.478 307 Spring Avenue Pomeroy 992-2298 CONTACT : Lois Pauley Branch Manager " At Caution Light, Rt. 7" Tuppers Plains, Ohio Phone U7-3&18 Kerr Pomeroy, Ohio 4 cyl 4 spd., 1973 CHEVY IMPALA, 4 DR, HT floor shi Fact air , P.S, P 8, ext r a c lean mileage, rad io. : __. Refinishing • Burnishing Repairing Fact. air, P S., P B , vmyl root. Also Great Buys on New Buic k s, Pontiacs, Opels and GMC Trucks. - Dealership open weekdays ti14 : 00 Upholstering. We Also Buy Antiques Available D&D CONSTRUCTION:' I QUAUTY 1974 CHEVROLET IMPALA kitche a ----- CREAM PUFF. 1973 DATSUN 12002 DR. CPE. IOME~OY " . For Rent I HOUS .:, ur.turni shed, 7 r ooms '' and ba t h . nice . Phon e 992 2760 ....,..,or 992 -3432. I 9 If c ·~ . PT . 3 rooms, a ll e lect r ic , has • · table top ran ge , wa l l ov en. .,., real nice and clean. modern . • Lo cated in Pomeroy :~ overlooking ' the Ohio R1ver . .., ...P.h,one GallipoliS, day 446 · • ~ 7699. eve nrn gs 446 .9539 ·~~ 1-26 .t f n ~ .:._ _____________ _ ~ .4 ROoM ho use, furn isne d . in ., Rut l and Phone 742 3751. 1 31 3tp WAS SALE " HIDE-A-BED,_green·- - - -- -,--,-149.95 119.95,'; HIDE-A-BED, grey _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _--, 69.95 1OLD SOFA 3 PC. u v1N;;G:-R;:;;;o;;;o:: M:-s::u::cr:;;T:;;E:-,- - - -- -- 25 ·00 ,1 ,. French Prov., A•-- ~r========269.95 219.'5 . WOOD ROCKER 24.95 14.95 NEW RECLINER 88.00 BROWN CHAr R. maple, wood trim 29.95 14. 95" t"""-~--SPECIAL NO, 1-~~-....~' ; .,. F U RNISHED ap t Adults On l y Middleport Phone 992 3874. 11 \II lfc PUBLIC NOTICE GALLI PO LIS Maxin e S Plummer, exec ut ive d ir ec tor of : FURN I S~E D 1 bedroom t he Ga lli a Jackson M e igs ~ trai le r , all uti l it i es . 493 Co mmunity Menta l H ea lth and .. Broadway Str eet, Midd leport. Men t al Retardation Board, sa rd • 128 .tfc Sat urday any agency rn t er este d ~- -------- - -- -- ;:)' RAILER SP AC E . J,{l mil e rn ber ng fund ed for re l ated mental hea l lh and m ent a l ..., north of Meigs High Sc Mol on r et ardation p ro g r ams 1n Ga lt 1a, .. old Rt 33 . Phone 992 294 1. Jac kson, or Meigs Coun ties .,. 1 1J.ffc sl'1ou l d su bm it th eir applrc a t1on ~- -- ------- - - -·to the Board office . P . 0 Box ~ O~NTRY Mob i le Home Park , 292 . Gallipol i s. by Febr u ar y 10. .. R t. 33 , ten m li es north of To qua lify for a con l ract ura l • Pomeroy , La r ge lots w 1t h agre e ment wlth t h e Gal tra • concret-e, patios , srdewalks , Jackso n - Meig s Count1es • r Unner s and off street Communrty Mental Heal lh and : Jfarking Phone 99 2.7479 .. 12·31-tfc Menta l Retardation Board to r ece 1\le state r e i mbursement - - -- - - - - ..r uRNI SHEO aPt. J rooms and for t he pro v i sion of Com m l!nity • bath , new l y dec orat ed Ph one Me nta l H eattn and -or Ment-a l Retardation se r v rce s , an : 99 2·2937 mu s t meet tile 1 26 6tp agency followmg : Sllall be a nonp r of rt AIFU RNI SHED mobil e home for • r e nt. Pnone 949 226 1. Albert organization I f the agen c y rs a vol u ntary agency , rt is .. H111, Racin e.. Ohio 4577 1 ., 1-26 -6tc r ecommended tnat rt be Ill · corpo r ated as a nonp rof it - -- ----~- - ----or ga n izatiOn snou ld th e agen c y :1 URNISHED apartm ent. b e a private nonprofit utilities furn !Shed , su itab le organization , it sha ll b e exempt : for ·t WO work i ng m en or from federa l i n c om e taxes ..... retired c ouple . Liv~ng room , un d er the In ternal Revenue ., kitchen , show er and bath . On Code . "" ma i n highway, Mason. W Va Sh al l have a govern tng : Phone 773 - 51~7 . 10 -27 l fC board (Or advrsory committee. if a pub l rc agen cy l represen t ati ve of th e commun1 t y served Such board sn ail d et erm me the polic 1es an d direc tor of th e • se r v ices o f th e agen cy - Sh all ho ld a t lea st four ( 4) regul arly schedu l ed m eet ings of th e governin g board each year . (Th e ag ency's program shall con form to the Community Pl an of the Gal 1i a J ackson . Mergs commun 1ty Ment al H ealth and Mental Retardat1on Board The Community Mental Heallh and Men t al Reta r dation Act of 1967 (Oh io) mandates the Ga ll ra -Jackson M e igs Com munl ty Me n tal Healt h and Menta l Retardation Board til e respons i bility for p l anning ~J nd fun ding the n ecessa r y mental hea lth and mental rela rdali on serv 1c es m Gall ra , Ja ckson , and Meigs Countres h\ii,Cf!.B:J,;~~~~:::::.:._:~;:I An agency a pp I ic at ions, 111 s tr ucti on s, and Boa rd po l icy ••• manu al will be availab l e lo the ••~ reque~ti ng agency Al l app l rcal i ons will be reviewed by t he approprrate comm rtt ee for Board ac 110n GE PORTABLE TV, B&W-- - - - - - -- 69.957; 2 WHITE WROUGHT IRON LAWN CHAIRS li~e new, ea . 39.''~': 3 SOLID OAK TABLES,withdrawers-79.95 3 NEW TABLES, maple or walnut 59.95 3 BIG DARK OAK, Mediterranean or 3 BIG MAPLE TABLES, (Sell 149.95 4 BIG SETS NEW COMMODE TABLES, (each! 79.95 6 BREAKFAST SETS 19.95 Up D~S~K~~~~~~~~9~9~.9~5=49.95 WOOD DESK, like new 79.95 BIG OFFICE WOOD WARDROBE 19.95 1 BOOK SHELF ~" , UTl LITYC ABINETS,copper,gtassdoors 59.95 FORMICA TOP, A-t STOKER-MATIC HEATER, coal - , - - -- - 388.00 2 LAMPS, BOTH 29,95 NEW LAMPS, IPairl...,,..._ _ _ _ _ 79.95 55 00 NEW BEDROOM SUITES . 10 USED BEDROOM SUITES, sofod maple, walnut, pecan, dark C?ak · 88.00 Up " ELEC. DRYER, Hoover,while 88.00 ·• 3 MA~TAG DRYERS 69.95 Up 3 WRINGER WASHERS ' 39.t5 Up WASHER -DRYER, auto., green, palr._ _ 3t9.95 239.95 white -.. .. ..- -,--- - ~ -~~ - -- - - -- . ., 35.00 :~ 12 (T J 24, Jl ........ ~MC~Airt1<41~ · '­ ll~~~ • "They Overcame Hearing Loss" • ·· Free Booklet especially ~ prepared to encourage Americans of all ages who suffer from uncorrected or untreated hearing loss to • Sfek Mlp. ' Well-known celebrities rrom all walks of life tell their In their fields because they overcame their hearing lmpofrment. t.o-•r • lUI !Ool;ll'~ ~lw:olo!l ' Come in • , ·• Write . .. or Phone lor ,.,.., F•ff COPY Mltiam S. Diles . iles Hearing Aid Center · rside Professional Bldg. PHONE:.. 59Z-6238 POMEROY ORDINANCE NO . 1021 -75 An Ordrnan ce to Rezone_ Lo t s No 71 , 95, and Soutil Sec t 1on of No 106 . Be it or da 1ned by the Council of t ne Village of Middleport ~s follows . Sec . 1 Thai Lot s No . 71 and 95 on Locust St re e t be r ezo ned from B·2 to B 3. sec 11 That the Sou th Sect 1o n only of L c.t No . 106 be rezoned trom R ·3 to B 3. ·s ec 111. This Or d rnan ce sha ll take effec t cind be in force from and after January 27, 1975 Pa ss ed the 27th day of January 1975 M L K elly Presi dent o f Co~ncil Attest . Gene Grate Clerk M4 w. Union St,, Athens · "'1110- lrltillet • l-'IC (2 JJ. Jtc SUCCESS STORIES (1 } 31 (2 ) 27 , 2tc '' 2 P s.. P. 8 . 1970 Ford V8 Gal. 500 I I, ·$1295 V-8 4 Dr . Sedan, auto . tra ns ., Extra nice. 1970 Ford Maverick 68 Pontiac Bonneville HJ. Sedar., power, air '595 $}895 Karr & Van Zandt $1795 $1395 $1695 ·Gregory bares $595 photos of JFK . 2 Or . Sedan, c hoice of four line ca r s wi th and ' without a uto . t rans . as low as 1972 FORD TORINO 4 DR 302 v.a, auto .. P.S .. P. B. 1970 FORD MAVERICK 2 DR Litt le rough but run s See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel • CHICAGO (UPI)- Political activist Dick Gregory said he Chester, 0 . has evidence "of value" concerning the assasinations of President John F. Kennedy and his brother, Robert, for the Rockefeller commission inMrs. Martha Richardson, in vestigating the ClA. Virginia; 31 grandchildren, 75 Gregory flew to Washington great-grandchrldren and 106 Thursday to deliver the docu· grea t-grea t-gr an de hi Idren. ments. He was preceded in death by "I have in my possession two sons, Sherman and Brack evidence ofvalue to a thorough Mullins. investiga lion ... ,"Gregory told a Olicago news conference earlier Thursday. "I have evidence whlch places some of By Martha Holsinger the same familiar persons In Mrs. Roxie Reed visited the Watergate scandal ln Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dallas at the time of President Mike Kerwin. Kennedy's assassination. I Mr. and Mrs. Jim Eddy have evidence which raises (Emma VanM ete r ), David serious questions about Sirhan Van Meter and R. D. Moore Sirhan's role as the lone visrted Monday evening with assassin of Senator (Robert) Martha Holsinger. Kennedy ." Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Bigley Gregory and Ralph SchoenvisitedSaturdaynightwithMr . man; an autho~ and teacher, 'and Mrs. Merle Swam and released blown up photographs Susi~. of vagrants in police custody in Mr . and Mrs. Leonard Dallas at the time of the Barber Jr. arid family , Mr. and President's death. The two Mrs. Howard Barber an d men appear to resemble fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. co nvicted Watergate conDanny Barbe r and . famil y splrators E. Howard Hunt and visited Sunday with Mr. and Frank Sturgis, they said. Mrs. Leonard Barber Sr. HlUll, a fonner ClA agent, Aleshia Holsinger visited her and Sturgis were both sent ro g randm other, Mart ha prison for their part in the H ol~in ge r , over the weekend . Watergate case. V1rg1ma Carter , Fan me Themenalsoreleaseda copy Bigley, Gerald1~e Holsmg~r . of the report on the autopsy of and Martha Holsmger were m Robert F . Kennedy by Dr. Athens shoppmg Thursday. Thomas T. Noguisbl, chief Mr. and Mrs . Dawam Durst medical examiner-coroner of and Brei of Corapolis, Penn. Los Angeles County . The visited their daughter, Mr.. and report they said showed that Mrs. Virgil Holsinger and the buUet which killed Kennedy Aleshia recently. was flred into !he back of Mrs . John Cubbison is a Kennedy's head at close r,ange patient in a Parkersburg wh·eteas Sirhan was some hospital with pneumonia . distance away. Mr . and Mrs. Robert Webb of Pressed by reporters on the Guysville, Mrs. Sol Btgley, extent of .; 1etr allegations, Clinton Holsinger, Mr. and Schoenman said "I think Mrs. Virgil Holsinger visited ' Sunday evening wtth Martha Holsinger. Clair Reed and Carolyn Ford visited Eddie and Jackie Bigley Sunday afternoon . Mr. and Mrs. Paul HolSinger visited Mr. and Mrs . Clinton Holsinger, Monday. 985-4100 Clahe Mullins died Thursday MASON - A 11Jc1-year old Mason resident Clabe M, Mullins, with 218 survivors, died Thursday at the residence of his daughter , Mrs. Lenora Reynolds, Mason. He was a former sheriff of Breathitt County, Ky , where he was born July 7, 1866. Funeral rites will be conducted Saturday at 2 p.m. from the Reynolds residence, wrth Rev. Sam Mcintosh and Rev. James Lewis presiding. Burial will follow in Suncrest Memorial Park, Point Pleasant. Friends will be received at the Reynolds home after 3 p.m. today. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Fogleso ng Funeral Home, Mason. The centenarian was a son of the late Jim and Jane Hicks Mullins. His wife , Bertha Mcintosh Miller, died in 1959. He was a farmer and a ve terinarian , and was a member of the United Baptist Church. Survivors include three daughters , Mrs . Reynolds , Mrs . Isabelle Bowlens, in Georgia and Mrs. Nellie Jones, Willard, Ohio; two sons, Pierce IV!ullins, Hazzard, K_r ; Hazel M. Mullins, Toledo ; <me stsler, PUBLIC NOTICE Bid s wil l be accepted until noon on Friday, Febru ary, 14, 1975 , at tn e offi ce of the Tuppers Plains . Ch es ter Water D1s t rtct , Cilester , Ohio on the followrng . One { 1) one half ton truck • minimum gross weight of 6,000 pounds , (f o burn r eg ul a.r gasoline) . Automatic t ransm lssron En glne size - 34 0 cu. in . to 360 cu in . West Coast m i rror s snort Bed . Long Bed Op ti on Power Brakes Option Heavy Duty Step Bumper Mud & Snow Tread on R ear . all t ires <1 pty 1 or equiva l ent Deluxe Interior opt ron . Right i s reser v ed to reject any or all b ids ·M • assassination RIGGS USED CARS · Located on St. Rt. 7 or Dan Thompson "You' ll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" GOOD SELECTION OF CHEAPER CARS Eden News also Robert Kennedy and John Kennedy were murdered by people associated with the United States govenuneRI and its intelligence agencies." Gregory said he wrote President Ford on Christmas Day and informed him that he had information that should be used in the currrent Investigation of the ClA. However, the oomedian said although one of the President's 888lslants answered his letter no one asked for the information. Gregory said shortly alter he scheduled Thursday •s news conference, he was telephoned by Peter Clapper of the CIA Corrunlsslon staff. "Now the CIA Commlsslon ls Interested," Gregory sald. He sald he and Schoenman would deliver the documents to the commission. SKI WINNERS BURLINGTON, VI. (UPI) Chrls Nicke captured the men's event and Chr~ Heller won the women's t!Ue Thw-s- ' day in the cross-country skl competition at the University of Vennont winter ski carnival . The two winners were both from Dartmouth College. $895 See: Fred Blaettnar, Darrell Dodrill, WATCH FOR GRAND OPENING 9<2-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY' Open Evenings Until6:00- TiiS p.m. Sal Dr H.T. 6 Cyl. , au to good . Your Choice ' DAN THOMPSON FORD INC. (formerlv l<eith Goble Ford) 461 S. Third Ave. HarrisonviUe By Mrs, L. Baldersun Karen Humphrey was honored with a birthday dinner party Jan . 14 at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Humphrey. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Gale McC,ain and Dale Lea of Coolville, Mr. and Mrs . Randal Coulson, Joy and Kay Sue, of Torch, Vickle Carr of Alfred, Mr . and Mrs. Ben Buckley and Mrs. C. Earl Humphrey. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Young of Minersville R. D..visited Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs . Maurice Reed and family. Robin Humphrey, student at Ohio State University in Colwnbus spent a weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Humphrey and Karen. Mrs . Mabel Hetzer has returned home after visiting with her son, Mr . and Mrs. Marion Hetzer and family of Toledo. Mrs. Hetzer ac· companied Mr. and Mrs , Frank Bise to her home here. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Davld Smith and Diana were Mr. and Mrs. David Smith of Marietta, Mr. and ' Mrs . Tom Drake of . Reynoldsburg, Paul Ford of Columbus and Mrs. Vivian Humphrey and Mrs. Hazel Barron. Middleport, 0. Mrs. Zetta Hudson of Ironton ls visiting with Mrs. Alberta Edwards. LARRY'S . MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. "Featuring Kirkwo.o d Governor Cmneron 12' & 14' Wide Up To 70' Long 24' Wide Sectional Homes up to 65' Long SERVICE AFTER SALE Winter Hours : 9 a .m. to 6 p.m . Mon . Thru Sat. Closed Sundays PH. 992·7777 POMEROY, 0. Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us income tax help. for FLOWERS For All Occistons Reuon 12. Our people have been We Wlr, Flowers specially trained , . , and keep abreast of all the latest tax laws, We will do our beet in preparing your return And then we'll carefully check it for accuracy. Everywhere 992·2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs, Millard Van Meter Ph. 992-57•' Ph. 992-201~ TIRE SALE MIDKIFF PROMOTED LANGSVILLE - Daniel R. Ill 31 (21 7, 14, lfc Midkiff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Midkiff, Rt. 1, Langsville, has been meritoriously promoted to Corporal. He is in OPTOMETRIST ' the United Slates Marine Corps QFFICE HOUR5? :30to 12,2 to 5 I CLOSE AT slationedat 'Camp LeJeune, N. NOON ON THURSJ- EAST COURT ST., C. His wlfe, th~ fonner Cynthia POMEROY, Domigan, is with him there . ... . if.i'i'l ~ ·'" '( PRIVATE meeting room tor any organ1zat1on : phOne 992 3975. 3-11 tfc - -------- - --- - - 149 95 --"01:- ·~ 992-2811 unfurnish e d apa rtm ents Ph one 99 2 5434 4 12 tt c -.. 2 Pc. Brown Living Room Suite, A-1 shape 3 Tables & 2 Lamps. , , ~- - -.,. ·' J and 4 ROOM furni shed and 1 e owne.-. low mileage. ~ --- -- --- - - ----- BEDDING, twin &wilh fullbeddrrin~g~====== size_ 110 W. MAIN . T., 350 v.a, auto ., 1971 FORD GALAXIE 500 For Rent >! 60,---BEDS, twin & full, wiii!Out l»ddlll91---- EBERSBACH HARDWARE a i r , P . S., P. B. , your c hoice. H ~~!~ed~~c~~d~~ll~!~~ 0~ local~ 66 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., V8, auto, P.S......... 495 1972 CHEVY IMPALA 2 Dr a nd best small Dodge, <tnd thi s o ne IS doub le barrel sharp . 1 ' 01 4--20" ELECTRIC RANGES,each'-- - - - - - 95 ."' 1-l:LECTRIC RANGE ------119.95 75.00 1-30" ELECTRIC RANGE 139.95 100.00 22-GAS RANGES 49.95 Up · ·- Fact MOTOR CO. 'personal stories of t riumph ~1-.$ (2) 1972 LTD 4 DR oPEN EVES.8 :00 P.M POMEROY, OHIO --- ----..1...-- ------, 19.95 . ,...,._~ $2250 ~~~g ha~!e s~~n.~~~~~tioned tines~ 1995 1 69 Olds 88 HT. Sed,, v-roof, air .............. 995 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, air ........... '995 Fact. air , P.S .. P.B ..' vtnyl root Local 1 owner c ar & only 20,000 miles, au tomatic t rans ., radio, white -wall t i res, \l in yl inter i or, sharp as a ta c k Orang~ finish . Irim and full equipmen t . L1ke new , at half pr 1ce 1 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO 4 DR NOW$2695 2 Door, 4 speed transm i ssion, bu cket sea ts, rad io, 5,000 actual miles, orange fin i sh , vi n y l inte rior . 1 . 9 . 30~c ·cARPET In s tallati o n , S1 :lflier ya rd Phon e R ic hard ,\ fest , 8.43 -2667. $1995 P.S .. ~~~~a~!~ O~~~~~~b~~~lher msid~ 52 95 71 ford Wagon, full power, air............... 11895 70 Camaro V-8, auto., V-roof ................. 11995 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air,........... 11495 70 Olds 88 Roy. Cpe:, pow., air, v·roof... ..• •'1495 ru ll y equ1ppped SAVE Sta . Wagon . Of f iCta l ' s ca r - never trtl ed Fully equipped with finest. Very , ve r y low mileage 71 Chevelle Mal. Cpe., v-roof, air ••••••••••••.11995 1970 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 6 cyl., au to . tran s .. fact. a1 r . P B ., v rnyl roof . 1974 LTD Ford Country Sq~ire 72 Chev, Imp Cpe., V·B auto., P,S.......... 12195 72 Pontiac Cat. HT Cpe., power, air ........ 12695 · r oof 1972 FORD MAVERICK 4 DR Yes, we will give you an ADDITIONAL discount on no trade basis or a very generous a llowance on your trade. or even an additional check if agreeab le with bank or finance company. We can giv e you the service before and after the sa le. Compare service too! There is nonsense to our rebates . BOTH Dan and Ford rebates. 73 Vega Hatchback, 4 sp., radio ........... 12195 73 Olds 98 lS Sedan. full power, air....... 14395 73 Dodge Pol. Cus. 4 Dr, HL, pow., air ... 12895 73 Olds Cut Sup. HT Cpe., power, air .......13295 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., v-roof, air .............. 13495 72 Olds Toronado Cpe., V-roof, POl'/., air ..... 13295 4 Dr H T ., fa c t . atr , P.S., P. B , vinyl $4295 19740PELMANTA $3995 $2695 $2695 $2595 $2595 1972 MERC, MARQ. BROUGHAM sand ston e vinyl seats, beautiful dark red f i n i sh TRULY A I P&J H ome Ma intenan ce , heating , coo l ing, re fr i ~ .. plumb1ng , e l ectric al ap p l 1a n ces. We service; and repa~r any t lng rn the hom e or business . 21 5 N Seconi:L Middleport . Phone 992 -35Q9 . ract at r , P .S., P. B., v myl roof. fa ct tape , powr . wmdows, hit wheel , Cru1se Control tinted glass, deluxe body and whee l opening moldings, E X CA V A I I N G , do z e 1r , backhoe , and d itch~r . water/ m e, foote rs , dra ins . roads. and brush c 1ean1ng, n o job too small, no weather tbo· bad Char l es R . Halfreld , Rtl l Rut l and , 0 Pnone 742 60~2 . 1· 7-26tc ------ 1972 OLDS TORONADO 2 DR HT 4-door, l owner c ar, and on l y 10,400 miles, V -8 eng ine, w 1th automatic, powe r steer ing, power brakes , factory air , cabinets, ex pert carpeting} etc. r --- Fact . arr , P.S., P. B , viny l roof Pomeroy Motor Co OF : Painting, siding , roofing~ hanging , 5:00p.m. Pomeroy , 0 . 992-2174 2 SIGNS All Types of : : BUILDING : and REMODELING : From a shelf to a house.' paper p.m., Sat. till Smith Nelson Motors, Inc. 500 E. Main St. PHONE ' 949-3832 or 843· 2667 : 1973 FORD GAL 500. 4 DR HT See Ceward Calv e rt , Smtlin Art , or Bill Nelson . Caning Pick -up Service vmy l roof, 1973 FORD LTD 4 DR. HT STRIPPING - FINISH(§ FURNITURE-METALS-ETC. MODERN &ANTIQUE ECIAL NO, 2 - - - - . . . . . . , SOLID STATE Was STEREO COMPONENT $69,95 SEE THESE GREAT NEW HEATERS SOON. .TERMS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET Fact a•r , P S., P B , vrny l roof, lilt w heel, loca l ly ow ned , 16,000 miles, l 1ke .new =""''2195 74 Olds eut. Sup, Cpe., air, sharp •.•. ,..••.•'4795 . 74 Cadillac Cpe, DeVille, full power, air..... 1()995 74 Olds 98 L Sedan, power, air ............ 15895 73 CouRar XR7, v-roof, air, power...... ... ,.• 13895 Stand t r an s , long wide be d 1974 BUICK LeSABRE 4 DR HT Phone (4141992 -2798 • . 1-REFRIGERATOR,white I auto . t ra ns., viny l top ~.:....--- -- - ------- Green, copper, OFF • ~:m~~7:i7::-t P S , P. B , a i r co n d .• radio, Street " : 3 REFRIGERJ\TORS, priced to sell _ _ __ $15-S20-S25 REFRIGERATORS, like new, frost-free, each __ 249.95 , OPEN WED. THRU SUNDAY9A.M.-7 P.M. 1971 4 Dr , ..... -· Modem ChemicabE 5232 EXCEL SIOR Salt Works. East Ma1n Sl , Pomeroy . A ll krnds of salt, wa ter pellets , w ater nuggets , b lock salt and own Oh io Rrver Salt Phon e 992 · 3891 6 5 tfc 1971 FORD C-100 302 V-8 . .. 1oo Than Factory Cash Rebates Of Up To '500.00 USED CARS • EXCAV ,...T I NG , dozer , loa der a nd ba ckhoe work . septi c t anks 1nstalled , dump tr ucks.. an d to -boys for hire ; wrt ll'1 a ul f rll d rrt , to p SOi l. l im estone & gr a\lel ; Call Bob or Roger Jeffer s, day phone 99 2-7089 ; night phOn e 992 3525 or 992 2 11 -lh & Strout Realty NEW LISTING - 3 bedrooms with bath, gas rurnace , porch, ha ve a look. Only 17500.00. RUTLAND - 3 bedroom block . - -- - - - - -- please call 992-2298. RUTLAND - All elec. brick, 3 BR. full basement, 2 ca r OUR STOCK . PLUMBfll Real Estate For Sale - If you have a farm or acreage of a ny size to sell, GAS FIRED H£1L · : , - - - - - - - - - - -- law n , lots of shrubbery, excelle nt loca tion for su bd ivision . $26,500 .00 . EN'FIRE STOCK EXPERIENCED - - - -- - - - - ----~-- .WILL trrm or cu t tr e es or -s hr u bbery , c l e an o ut basemen ts . attrcs, etc. Phone 9<19 322 1 or 7.t 2 4•14 1 · 1 26 26tc MORE ~. :::. EPT I C TANKS c le an ed . Mode r h Sanrtat ion . 99 2 395 4 or 99 2 73<19 9 18 l fc Re nova ted home , 2 la rge BR , ba t h , love l y kttchen has Olo'er 20 ca binet s, rang e & Olo'en, basement, natur a l ga s FA heat, Olo'er 5, 000 sq. ft . under roof. exce ll ent hun ting , l i shmg, about 25 acre s under fe nce . $29,900 . tage. 1 or 2 bedroom s, bath , thr ee -fourth s basem e nt , na tu r a l gas heat , porches, good renta l A sk rng just ·o=o Free Pickup and Delivery 10 ME I mprove men t and Reparr Se rvr ce A nyth1ng lrlled ar ound th e home . from roo f to b a seme nt You Wi l l l 1k e our work and ra tes Phon e 7<12 508 1 122 9tfc ~OU GET MUCH All tires in stock at catalog cost prices. Most sizes ·in stock. N 0. D. , ' THE IHCOMI TAX PIOPLI 618 E , Main, Pomeroy, 0. 992-3795 NEWELL'S SERVICE STATION CHESTER 985-3350 ·Open 9 to 6 Weekclayst9·5 ~turday No Appcilnt,ment Ne ssary OHIO ,. I, . .. �.I • .. 'I ... 10 - The Daily Set'ltirlel, Middleport·l'omerpy, 0 .. Friday, Jan. 31, 1975 Saturday HOSPITAL Crisis Conhnul'l1 from pagr l Continurrl from page 1 significant progr~ sS in the said, "for if we don't so lw tha t. battle againsl heart and blood we're not going to solve much vessel diseases. During 1975. these diseases will r lt~ im more than one million lives. Chief amon~ thest' :1rc heart attack. stro ke and hypcrten!'i\'t' diseases . High bltwd pressun· - a major contribut or to thf"se killer diseases - afflic ts 2:1 of anything else." Study panels and dinner speeches at the meeting are reflecting the same llleme, and exploring ways '•the average buyer can beat the food distribution system. Rep . Ed Mezvmsky, D-lowa, milli on Alncr i{'ans . told one sessio n a farmers' market in eac h town was the Jamrs E. Rous h. chairman of the 1\·l cigs Cuulll) Heart answer -an approach tha t Ftmd t:ould save consumers as much as one-third on their grocery Campa ig n, residrnts urges all ~ uppurt tu tomorrow's salt·. BOARD TIJ bills. Others ta lked of the increas· ing numbers of food co -ops, and ~ IEI·lT Th(' \'leig s C••unty Fai r llo<1r<l will tllt'<'l at 8 p.m . Mocday at the scc rel~tr,r 's office .on tht>w- Hoc k Springs Fai rgrolmds . MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT fhru SU NDAY JAN . Jl .FE B. 2 THE TRIAl OF BillY JA CK ( Techn1color J sim ilar a r ra ngements for Lit tle, Athens; Fannie Wes t, Pomeroy: Me lindtt Spen<:cr, Pomeroy; Susan J. Kin g. Pomeroy. DISCHARGED Dale Quee n. .James Reynolds, Jr., E:ur01 Large nt. Helen Bur tr um . Holzer Medical Center 1Discharged, Jan. 30! Helen Arnott, Charles Baker, Gary Black. Fern Boyles. Mrs. Th omas James Too th man, an agric ultural econom ist at daughter, Pe nnsylvanta State Unjversity, said one new develtJpment being trted out in Europe might eventually work in the United States. That, he said , is a store which handles only perhaps 400 fast moving food items, with a high lurnover rate, instead of the 8,000 or so found in big supermarkets with their high Emma Crooks, Clint Dav is, St.=trrmq Tom Lt'lughlin Thl' f1 r st pat('nt for fal se teet h wa s gnmtrd on Mclf(.:h !J. 1822 to Char les t.:raharn of New York City ::;.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; llt·allh uHil'ials warn ol' Ppidt•m it· COLUMBUS 1 UPI ) - The Ohio Health Q.cPHrtment Veterans Memorial Hospital . reported toda y that I he ADMITTED Warren Buckeye State is (n the midsl of David Reeves, Albany; Mary a "modera te'' in fl uenz<t Wippel. Po metoy: Terr y epidemic . crafts . overhead. Sho w Star ts 7:00p .m . NEWS . Angel<~ Bozicevic Rose mary and Burns, Bus h, Florence Casey, Dr . Thonw s Halpin, acting chief of the commun ica ble di sease division of 'lthe Department sa id the viru s is more se vere than other viruses wh ich have a ppeared in recent yCa rs a nd <Jtlacks adults more fr equently than ch ildren. ~· ive lilth• nr no pr PI"i pitalion bonds and three others were fined in the court of Pomeroy and liJwcr 40s Mayor Dale E. Smith Thursday m11s t1 ~ a nd lows in lhe 20s. night. Forfeitin~ Benj<.~mi n Ev~1n s, Portland, who had ta ken to Veterans Memorial Hospttal. Thursday the squad Hill, Alba ny, $22.70, speeding, was culled at 11 : 10 p.m. for and Max Edward Hill. Racine. "We haven'\ had th is lype of Lowe ll McNic kle who was $18.70, speeding. s tra in for a number of yea rs so hav ing difficulty breathing. He Fined were Robert Lambert. people are susceptible Lo it, " was ta ken to Holzer Medi ca l Washing ton C. H., $10 and Halpin sa id . Cefltcr. News. • • cos ts , rec kl ess ope ra tJOn; Dennis Lytle, in Briefs Miller and son. J ames Morris , Mary Ann No rth , Her bert Parker, Gary Perkins, John Por ter, Dora Queen, Cledith Roegers, Char les Rulen, Lisa Russell, Karo lyn Sexton, Rebecca Smith, Tony Stamper , Amos Waugh, Mrs. Grady 1 Births) Mrs . Howard Mens and boys wear- childrens ready to wear . womens coats. slips- gloves - jewelry. sportswear. womens and girls sleepwear. pomeroy national bank ......................................... ............ . •· I FRIDAY and SATURDAY 9:30 TIL 2:00 MEIGS INN POMEROY It fr om cornmg mt o r oo n1 wl1en lo .:: d1 door IS open . . It It .I Cast-Iron liner Plates! Upper sides and of co mbus tion chamber are fitted with -......_ ~,... end ' Primary Air Vents! Rou nd opcr r; - ~_,> Ill firebn ck l1ner sec trons bn ng 111 urrr n ary :iu r from <iutomatr c draft regulat pr .1nd d rstribute 1Levenly 111 burnrng zo nt! cas t ·1mn liner plates for Iunger operatin.g l1fe . .. Large Side Door. Loading door and as h door are constructed of cast iron with as- gravity into containN bel ow No st1rnng of ashes reqwr ed! •• - ..... t•estos sea ls for tight fit. Load ing door opening measu res 10" X 14" to permit Hinged Ash Chute! Cast-1ron chute drops insertion of large sections of firewood. down when door rs o pened . heep1ng ash Draft Slide! Prov1des supple· mentary air needed fo r quick starting of from spilling out VOL. 10 MRS. PAULINE WHITE Co n tinucd 011 page 2 rour Invited Guest .., R enching More Than 12,000 Families NO. 1 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1975 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT PRICE 25 CENTS Middleport ·Pomeroy Embattled Bradbury School issue will be aired MIDDLEPORT - 'The Meigs Local School Board has called a public meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the junior high o.chool in Middleport to bring into the open ·pros and cons of the Bradbury School. · The Bradbury School, for fifth and sixth graders only,. was the object of criticism by some 15 parents who attended the last meeting of the board of education. The parents basically asked for the return of U!e Bradbury School to a conventional type school, rather Ulan a nQn,graded individualized type, marked by the use of report cards and homework for their children. To familiarize· the public with the educational concept of llle Bra,dbury School, the following article has. been prepared from an exlensive activities report prepared by the staff of the Bradbury school. "The Bradbury School was begun in 1970as the first non-graded, individualized school in Meigs County . .The staff of the ·Cornett fires . Large Slide-Out Ash Drawer! For school worked during the .summer of 1970 preparing the materials and collecting llle equipment which was to be used in the program. In the five years since that time, the leachers have attempted to look at all children as in~ividuals and plan for them a schogl program based upon their individual"needs. "To do this, a great variety of methods and materials have been used. "The non-graded concept is certainly not a new one as this kind of school has been in exislence since the late 1920s in many oilier places in the country. However, since it was new for Meigs County, meetings for parents were held prior to the opening of school and have been held every year since that lime.- At these mee lings which are held before school opens in the fall, parents are encouraged to come to the school to discuss wiih the teachers the type of program whi.ch their children will have. "Unfortunately, many pare,nts have not attended these meetings nor have they come to the PTA meetings, open house and other school affairs. "How often people in the community have heard the Bradbury School referred to as a "play school." Nothing could be farther from the truth. The children have a long, busy day at Bradbury and work very hard while they are here, Classes begin at 8 a.m. and continue until 2:15p.m. with only a 45 minute break for lunch. There are no recesses and no study halls. The state law requires that children spend at least five hours a day in actual classes and this is exceeded every day at Bradbury by at least 30 minutes. "Our program may be a difficult concept for parents to grasp as most of U!em have memories of school being dull, boring, difficult, etc., ana certainly not fun. However, It has been shown at Bradbury that the ~hildren have fun and still are learning as the·children Mve gone very succesalully lolo a traditional junior "'"'"' .'\ . high program. "The emphasis at Bradbury is on selfdirection, self-discipline and self-reliance as it Is felt that these are of utmost import· ance in developing a mature student. "One of the most interesting aspects of the Bradbury program is the change in attitudes of the students involved . They learn very quickly that the program has been developed for them and they respond to the teachers' interest in them by working very hard and growing in many ways besides academic ones. "The teachers at Bradbury have tried very hard to avoid giving the impression that because their program is different they are critical of other schools and other programs. This is a time of great change and innovations in education and the program at Bradbury represents only one kind of change. "Grade cards are not issued at Bradbury. Parents are informed of their continued on page 2 • ....... ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Model S-7 El ect• 1c Blower IS an oot10nal feature for me Warm Morn · mg circula tor model 701. Th1 s powerful. Qu i et · runnmg blower proJects the t'leated a1r through a >t >t >t >t • •>t f <tn ·shaped wa1 m a1r out- lf"t under the heater cab .. lll E!'t . Th 1s spreads a warmth over the floors, choice of three blower speeds. ca~t •• ••• ••• •• •* of Cormo1oox on bad of cabm et g•ves MODEL 701 SPECIFICATIONS Herght ............... 33i4 " Wid lh .. .. .. . . 36" 0 ep th .... , . . . . ... ... .. . . . ... . . ' . 18" . .......... . . .... . .. . ... . . 6" Flue size . . . . . . . . . . . Maximum wood le ngth . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . 26" Loading door, inside dimension . . . . . . . . . . . 10" X 14" · Weight crated ........................... ·.... 290 lbs. Distance from floor to center ot flue outlet ... .. ·: . 26%" ····································· ··························~·········· RUTLAND FURNITURE RUTLAND, OHIO ARNOLD GRATE /42·4211 \ . .' . . I • ... I /• . I I ,., I NEW GRAND CROAKER - James Roush, right, recently elected Grand Croaker of the Ohio Society fQr the Promotion of the Bull Frog, meets the outgoing Grand Croaker, Therepn Johnson. Other (n0\-'10-Ioud) croakers elected by the society were Earllngles, Jr., grand croaker in charge of vice; Mrs. James Roush, secretary, and Dale Warner, treasurer. The association last year made $2,4QO ~nd had expenses of $2,200. Projects in 1975, Roush reported, are to invite to the annual Frog Jump in June such noted personalities as Euel Gibbons of grapenuts fame, a representative of the.lndian tribe at Wounded ·Knee; Fannie Fox, who attained fame recently (Wilbur Mills not included) ; Senators Robert Bird, Robert Taft, · Gov . James Rhodes and Gov. Arch Moore. ~ording to Roush letters of invitation, except to Miss Fox, are in the mail. ' ~ DAM 'J11REATENED · LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI)- Public tl!ilrs ·fl. Hoover D&un were clQied Saturday after telephoned b<m1l tlieala wen made to blow iJp tbe daJD and tbe tederli ln!llding · bere. 1' ..."·, . ' Early draw of $300,000 ·made by Gall~a schools REPLACEMENT NEEDED- Bids will be opened Feb. 20 in Columbus for a new bridge to replace the inadequate, antiquated bridge over Little Kyger Rd. near Kyger Creek High School. The'bridge MS been U!e scene of many accidents, several serious. The bridge ill currently posted for a 5-ton limit. · GALUPOUS - Gallla County's Local Board of Education in a seven hour session Saturday approved its 1975 appropriations totaling $3,457,378. That figure represents $3,143,855 in the general fund, $275,975 in the lunchroom · program and $37,975 in bonds . The board, which is currently $275;00 in debt, approved a motion io make an advance withdrawal of $300,000, on real estate taxes. G81lla County Treasurer Oty M. Stewart closed the first half real estate tax books Friday. Checks written in January for the overall operation of the school system including the payroll account totaled $308,218.89, Bills encumbered during the month amounted to $8,4~.61. The board, upon the recoz,runendation of Assistant ProsecutlDg Attorney William Eachus, approved llle payment of extra pay to sp,ecial education instructors DR. THOMAS H. CROW Pomeroy; two granddaughters, Mrs. Mike (Donna ) Morrison of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and Mrs. Rodney (Debbie) Gilkey of Columbus; three grandsons, Roher! W.. Crow, New Philadelphia; James H. Crow, Syracuse, and Dan Crow, Alllens, and a, great-granddaughter, Lori Ann Crow of New Philadelphia. One niece and ·several nephews also survive. Funeral services will he held at 2 p.m . Tuesday at the Ewing Funeral Home with Rev. Carl Hick.s officiating. Burial will he in the Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime.' ' reele~ted GALUPOUS- U. A. ci.:nett, owner and .operator Of G&J Auto Parts, was reelected president of the Conunerclaland Savings Bank here recently. . Other officers elected during the annual stockholders meeting were Richard W. Turner, executive vicepresident; Alva G. Shoemaker, vicepresident and secretary; Mrs. Helen Weal, •ssistant vice-pre~Ide~t; Merrill WilcOl!:en, assistant viCe-president and branch nuinager; Wayne Niday, cashier; ·. Mrs. Gall Holley, assistant cashier; Mrs: · Allee Slover, assistant cashier, and Mrs,. Lola Mae Suiter, assistant caabler. Directin elected were U. A. Cornell, n1ent, muss -free ash removal! ...• ./ Firebrick linin ~ ! Two·inch thiCk firebric k , .... prc•tects both sides of f~rebox. Cast·lron Grates! Th ree seclrons of heavy, slolted grates are ' ventilaled for extended life Slotted des;gn penwls ashes lo s1ft hv•..-:':' >t >t It •••••••• Built-in Automatic Thermostat! Au tomat i· ad justs pn mary draft to mai nta in desired bu rnmg rate and to keep temper· atu res steady. Conl rol kn ob convenien tly located at top rea r of ca bmet Hinged Smoke Curtain' Keep s smoke ,.... ••• •••• •••• •• • \ Cloudy, rain probable today, highs in the upper 30s. Continued cold, lows torjght in U!e expected, and growing colder. expected,and growing cOlder. POMEROY- Dr. Thomas H. CrQw, 86, prominent Pomeroy dentist and businessman, died late Friday afternoon at the Holzer Medical Center following a two month illness. Dr. Crow, who practiced dentistry 62 years, was active in his profession until the time he entered the hospital in late November, He was also CC><)wner of Grow's Steak House with his two sons, Robert H. Crow of Syracuse and Thomas D. Crow of Pomeroy, who survive. In his younger years, Dr, Crow was a teacher, beginning In a one room schooL He was an outstand.ing athlete, having pitched in the Ohio River Valley as a semi· professionaL His baseball career was cut short when he became 1!1 with typhoid fever as he was just ready to sign with a professional team. He took part in an old timers game held only 10 years ago. Aveteran of World War I, he belonged to Drew Webster .Post 39, American Legion. He was a member of the Ohio Dental, Association. Dr. Crow was born April 3, 1888, the son of the late Charles and Mary Virginia Crow. He was the last of his family . Preceding him in deaU! besides his parents were six brothers, George, Bert, Fred, William, Hairy and Wick, and a slsler, Mrs. Agnes McKinley. · Besides hill two sons, Dr. Crow is survived by his wife, Josephine Webster Crow; a stepson, Webster -· Hodge of Porcelain Enamel Finis h! Beautdu ll styled cab met has att ract1vt' dark brown finish of p o rc ela!ll enamel for last1 ng beau ty. Won't rub ort or dt sco l o r~ •• and The Hallmarks ..•• ·.,_ shame". dentist, dies With Porcelain Enamel Cabinet Finish Automati c Draft Regulator Firebrick Lining Cast Iron Grates Ash Drawer .,.• •...• · Every child who stays with the Whites has her own bed and her own duties around the house. Mrs. White keeps a calendar of who's washing dishes when. Nightly baths and da ily roor.• cleanings are required. "You've got to have rules," she said,· 11 but I'm not a strict disciplinarian. We live in this house; it's not just some thing to look at." Mrs. White attempts to teach her girls the fine points of cooking and working so they 're prepared fo r the lives they will have to lead. She expresses great pride in llleir accomplishments and proves it in photographs of them around llle house to display to visitors. There have always been dogs and cats around the house and the girls love them. "You can't be too good to children. They appreciale it. !like to take them places ... like Parkersburg or Huntington for shopping trips, and to the show. But there just isn't any place here (Gallipolis) for children to go. I think it's a businessman, MODEL 701 ...... ·GEO. HALL I .' i Elberfelds In Pomeroy: •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •,.• ,.,.• ,. '······~······*************** , .. \Wood-Burning Deluxe Circulator OAPSE TO MEET There will Pe a special meeting of Ohio Association of Public School Employes Monday, Feb. 3, al7 :30 p.m. at the Meigs Junior High School, Middleport. - tell her she's going to get fat "because Mom's really a great cook". . ..- /Uarm 8/orning Also ·Offers You the Finest •• •...... PH. 992-3629 -·' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. ,. . "Every child is different. I don 't try to force m)'llelf on these children. They need security. If you talk to them and show that you care about them, the finally come around." Mrs. White has long since lost count of all her "girls" - she has reared only one hoy - but they all call her household "home," keep up regular correspondence, ·1and visit at every opportunity, About '!I persons connected with her child-rearing !X'Oject came home for Christmas. Right now there are three girls with the Whites; ages 14, 15 and 18. She says teenagers are no problem. "The trouble with ' from broken homes . children. today is that so many of them come They need love and security. That'll what we try to give them." Mrs. White reported that she has only had to let go three of !1er foster children because they were such problems that they were impossible to keep. It broke her heart. But the children she haS, once as many as 17at one lir'ne, are children with rights, and hopes apd dreams. They go to church and school sponsored activities and are active in the choir and youth programs at Grace United Methodist Church. The children are referred to Mrs. White from Children's Services of the Gallia County Welfare Department. Sometimes they are brought to her from broken' homes, sometimes from another night in jail, sometimes from the streets. Funds for their keep are minor. "Anyone who thinks you're going to make a lot of money with children can just forget it ," she said. The state allolts $2 per day for each child through the Aid for Dependent Children's program. · ''That won't even keep them in shoes!'' she said. So, to keep her children in clollles "clean each day from the hide out" and well fed, Mrs. White sews and, until recently, kept a large garden. When a new girl comes, the old family members Dr. Crow, 86, · SQUAD CALLED The Middleport Emergency Squad was called to Riverside Apartments a t 8:56 p.m. Thursday for Sue Edwards, a medical patient, who was i<lken to the Holzer Medical Center. ••• ,.,.•• •• • :,.,.,. •' Special sale prices on bath towels - mattress pads - 8 track tapes. Stop in during this sale- look around in every department on every floor. You'll save plenty during this big store-wide sale. __ By Jan Countryman GALUPOIJS - "I always wanted a big family and I never h$done. So I've reared other folks' children. I love them." That's how Mrs. Wylie (Pauline) White feels about the foster home she ·has maintained for 31 years at 714 Second Ave. She makes it clear it's a household dedicated to love. Mts. White has reared footer children since the early years of her life and bas a daughter of her own 53-years old . Yet she never tires of the sounds of life and laughter in her big house and hopes to continue rearing the children until she is no longer able. Weather Special Sale Prices Dollar ·Days Sale OtherS' children make up her family ·.' All A~counls Insured to $40,000.00 by the Federal Deposit ln••Jrance Corp: . ,, Temperalurec in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. today was 40 degrees under rainy skies. Hogs, 40: Sows :!3.25; Boars 30.75; Pigs (by the head) 11-21. Lambs - 38.50. ntablllhed !1172 ••• ••• •...•• ,..•,.. ,.,.• Aeiker , Racine, $5 and costs , driving under suspension. 54.75; the bank of the c»ntury •......• •• Pa ., $5 and costs, ra:ilure to yield the right of way, Charles '. COLUMBUS - THE THREE WDGES run by the state, ' Shawnee, Mohican and Hocking Hills, will be turned over to PTOTO MEET private operators as soon as contracts by bid can be awarded, HARRISONVILLE - The says Ohio Natural Resources Director Robert Teater. "I don 't Harrisonville PTO will meet want to prejudge tile situation,'' Teater said, ''but it seems that Monda y, Feb. 3, at 7:30 p.m. willltaxpayers footing the bill, llley keep llle same number of Robert Snowden, member of' people on llle payroll or more, regardless of the occupancy rate." the Meigs Local School Board The lodges had a 47 per cent occupancy rate last year, will be the guest spea ker. running from 18 per cent in December to 90 per cent in June a~d Plans for the annual spring August, said Teater . carniva l will be mad e. Former Gov. John J . Gilligan deeided to operate Shawnee, Members of the third grade Mohican and Hocking Hills with state employes instead of class will furnish cookies. awarding the operation to a private firm, which was the policy of Gov. James A. Rhodes during two previous term•. The contract to operate state lodges at Salt Fork near Cambridge, Burr Oak near Athens, Hueston Woods near Oxford and Punderson Manor ATHENS LIVESTOCK House in Geauga County Is held by the Ohio Inns Co., Cincinnati, SALES INC. under awards made during the previous administration of Stocker Heifer Calves 19-23; Rhodes. Cows , Utility 16.10·1 7.75: Ca nner-Cutter t3 . 10·15.90; Stocker Cows I by the head ), 140-350; Slaughter Bulls 24.50. Veals, Choice-Prime, 50· Commission . •• • RACINE - Two Racine area men have enlisted in the unfied States Air Force, accordiql to Danny Anderson, local .,."Air Force recruiter . They ;,re Timothy W. Bentz, son of Mi. and Mrs. Henry Bentz, RaCii,e, in the delayed · enlistri(ent program, who will grad@te from Southern High School'this ·spring, then go to tralnin ~at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Tex., July 18, "and Robert M. (Mike ) Rhodes, Racine Route 2, who will hegin training at the La~kland ;~ Force ,Base on March 31. ., Open Friday and Saturday Til 8 CAMBRIDGE, OHIO - TiiE CAMBRID(iE Education Association voted 85-26 Thursday night to strlke~e city's nine schools which were hit Monday by a work stoppage by the local chapter of the Ohio Association of Public School Employes. Most of the system's 200 teachers had been honoring the picket lines set up by the 95 non..academic employes at the city's nine schools on Monday and took llle strike vote only hours after the Board of Education received a co urt order prohibiting the teachers from honoring the lines any longer. However, the CEA -, then deeided to take the strike vote as it had been working without a contract since last fall. APPOINTMENTS'i'•IADE Slate Senalor Oakley C. Collins (R-l7lh District) has been appointed to serve as a member of the Educational Review Committee and the Ohio Retirem ent Study ••• ••• •,.•>t ,.,.,. WELLSTON - Rosco Davis, 43, of 318 South Michigan St., was dead on arrival at 4:55 p.m. Thursday at the Holzer Medical Center. Davis, · according to a hospital spokesman, died from internal injuries suffered when he was crushed by a coal fall at the Hawk Station Mine of the Waterloo Coal Company. He was taken to the hospital by the Wellston Unit of SEOEMS. Area men . enlist~ Elberfelds In Pomeroy,: DeWeese, a son, Leon, W. Va . rutland ~h ippens burg, Wellston miner dies of injuries • Wanda Malone, Mrs. Terry Mr . and po".. or were Brown , Wi Chi ta ope rator's license; Willi am J ohnson, nu address record ed, $20, intoxication; J ames R. Uurns to her hands, she was nesday, according to two persons who attended the meeting. He reportedly made similar comments to associates in Washington. Rockefeller was quoted as saying tha t information turned up so far by the commission indic&tes Hoover's role "seems to be where llle problem began." Loren Leach, Ann Lemley, bonds SQUAD CALLED Fa lls, Tex ., $250 posted on a RACINE - The Racine E·R dri ving whi le intoxicated Squad was called Wednesday charge ; Josep h Griffith , at 5: 15 p.m . for Mrs . Norman Tuppers Plains, $30, no Peggy Fyffe , Arthur Grum. daughter, Pearl flyman , Andy Kos ma , Eli Lambert, Sr., defendants forfeited expected. Highs in the 30s L1rry Elk,ins. Joa nne Ewing, man . Mrs. Roger · Hill and :'i forfeit hunds EXTENDED FORECAST S unda y through Tuesda y, Curtl mued from ~ <:1ge I Wicker and son. A Safe Deposit Box can save your skin. Or your valuables. Just pennies a day. A sharp idea. ; president WAD UMITS oo this and many other wooden !ridges Mve been reduced as much as 85 pet. following Inspection by the Gallla· County Highway Department. This bridge is located on Cemetery Road in Cheshire Twp. · Load limits reduced on bridges William . P·. Cherrington, Alva · G. Shaemaker, D. ·Paul Davies, Richard W . GALUPOUS- Gailia County's high· have three inch plank decks; 55 have four Turner, Gllbert C. Beard and·Dr. Charles . way bridges are in such a bad condition inch limber strip decks and 93 bridges E. H,olzer, Jr . . that load reductions of up to 85 pet. of were made from salvaged railroad tracks present capacity have been .ordere\1 as a . as main structural members. Band concert.is today safety mea8ure. · Types of Ga!Ua's bripges are simple ThiS was revealed hereSatur~ay in an beam, 206; · concrete slab, 44; jack arch, GAWPO!JS - Gallia ·Academy's inspeclioh report released by Bob 35; compositive beam, 33; steel truss, 31 annual winter band concert, wider the Williams, Assistant Gallia. County and miscellaneous, five. direclion of Rodney To!Uver, will be ~ld Engineer. . The inspeetions further revealed that at 2:30 this afternoon in the GAHS William recently finished inspections mos1 of the county's bridges are aullltorium. on :J!i4 bridges in Gallia county. A total of inadequate for today's heavy loads. Half of Homemade candy will be on ·sale 206 bridges C~~~Tently have load limit . the bridges w.er.e cons~cted prior til 1930. during ·the afternoon activities. Parents of restrictions and the remainder meet Under the new bridge .program bandsmen are asked to bring two pounds minimum state standards on weight. · through the county highway department, of candy or $3 for the sale. · Williams said that 97 bridges, or '!1.4 all bridges will be Inspected annually. The pet., are inadequate for a fully loaded inspection will include a study of erosion, • schoOl · bus; 28 bridges, 7.9 p.t. are abutments and overall condition. PLANE CRASHED inadequate for ll(l empty school bus, arid at · It would cost millions of dollars to MAYS LANDING. (UP!) - Search least 50 bridges have abutment problems. replace ihe bridges particularly, since crews were scouring a wooded area near According to Williams, who beg'!'! most of the spans would have to be brougl)t L&il'el Dale for a twin-engine airplane, bridge inspec!Jops last smnmer, load · up to federal specifications if they were to enroute here from 'Co!lliDbuS, Ohio, that limits will be reduced anywho\re from fi~e qualify for federal money for repj8cement. Crashed · wlille apProaching the Allirntic to 85 Pel. . Most of the county's bridges are far City AjrPort early Sjllur<!a · , . The irlspection revealed 162 bridges narr~er th~n. they should he. Federal ' • .; l holding valid contracts with the former school districts in Gallia Comity, All contracts were honored with the exception of Mrs. Barbara Manhon's with the former Southwestern Board of Education which made her pay retroac· live, ruled an illegal act . The holl!'d also approved severance pay for Mrs. Mary Darnell, former lunch· room supervisor in the Kyger Creek District. William Bahr, president of the Gallia Local Teachers' Association, fonnally requested tllat negotiations with the association begin for the school term 197~ 76. Bahr said it was in the agreement signed last September that either grolip may initiale negotiations In the month of January. The board must now m~t in the next 15 days to plan llle .negotiaUons, Following an executive session with hlgb school principals CIIHord WUson o( North Gallla and Robert L. Lanning of ' Kyger Creek, the board approved a !DOIIon for expulsion of a Norih Gallla High School studeill. The decision was Laaed upon the hoy's conduct at recent school fuactlous . regulations stale bridges must be at least aDd In classes. The motion staled the boy 28 feet wide. andbls pal'eillshave a rtgbt to an Informal Bids will he opened Feb. 4 for the hearing before the board. He molt e!,o construction of a new bridge to replace the refrain from coming on school property. Chillicothe Road Bridge. A s!nillar disciplinary problem was Feb. 20 is the date bids will be opened discussed With Principal Lanning. Further for the replacement of the Little Kyger aetlon will be taken on a Kyger Creek Bduge near Kyger Creek High studeill at next Saturday's special' board ~hoot Th~ two spans have been on llle meeting. . planning docket for· the last five yelir,s. Upon co.nslderation of dlaclpUile Both projects will be financed 1\Jrough probleDill confrontlug IIIJ' . - y acbool . funds under Stale Issue No. 1 approved system, 11 was agreed !bat the policy of during Governor Rhodes' second term. suspensions will conUnoeto be .enforced by · Meanv;hile, county highway depart- U!e board of education. men! crews will continue to repair and Suspended !I!Udcata dMirlq hearlap • replace decks on bridges · which need will have them with tbelt priJM:Ipalslll the maintenance work. . ' schools lbey attend. Assistant Engineer Williams stressed J!· was polllted oU~ lbt dlie ·to the the Importance of public cooperation in receDt Sn~me Cearl rulbll,aladeall maintaining load r~ductions in order to . uwlertbelmpreaalolltbat ... prevent further damage to the already bf d . 110 loo&er legal. Tbe etart 1.t4 - lllldelll . . bridges. · . muslbaveaheartng.TIJeprlaelpalawllba 1 Map se!s are available to commerctal · Continued on p•ge 28 · Continued on page 2 . ' , s < A ;- 'I . c.- an ,...-an l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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