https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bc9d01597114f2f065d781392d97368b.pdf d74092050efd36b80e985b7095a8b03e PDF Text Text Agriculture and community Bu<key~ 38914 • 886808 meet tn~ room . I{K':t led qn the Fairground~ at Athens, Olno Sessions run from 11 30a.m . to ;1p.m. cdc h d<i} 11w program on Thursday, Janu.tf) 15 \\IIIIJt' !lt>vot L•d lu trt't· rrulls and the Friday, J.mual)' 16 pru~· 01111 Will Ue cle\'Olt'tl to sma ll fruus If )OU would like a copy of-the pro~1.un , plea>e eontact me and I '11 be glad to mail you one • DON'T FORGET, FA RMERS who do not hie i l.>t-clarat10n of Esumated Tax by January 15 must file their ·1975 Federal Income ·Tax Return ~'orm 1040 and piiy any tax due by March 1 Income tax forms are ava ilable here at the F.xtensipn Office and also contact us for your copy of the Farmer's T3X Gmde, 1976 edihOll ror w;e In pr epiJrJng }OUr 1975 ln<."Ome Tax Rr:turn . s tormed the la rges t Jail In northern I Rba non Saturday and freed dozens of prisoners m a fierce three-ho ur bailie wi th guards. A terse commumque from the · Internal Secunty Command sa•d the gunmen captured the Sir Dmmyyeh F'nson on the outskirts of Tr1poh, 50 miles north of Beirut • AND RANDY LEE - The third New 1 ,..,,., b.Jh) r erJOrted <J l Holzer Medical Center "as this L'<J y boon to ,\ tr. and Mrs Charles Henry of Gallipolis Fe1. ,., IV Va Born at 2 09 p m. on New Year 's Day, he w.os M:>son Countr's hrst baby of 1976, named Randy Lee. ~IOT IIE!l t\JII ' ~ lll'l l ~ IJ lJ need sumeone 10 t,dk \ (J 1 Who can lle 01 she t.lll v. hen thc1 c IS i:l gn pc' Wltere c,1n you turn when J lghls a nd needs or persons to vm r c thmr feelmgs, con~ cerns, and uncertainhties. Consequenlly, through the hig hly valued energy , efforts DOES 11 AGAIN a nd mvolvemenl of a hsten to ' olunteer s taff, Carehne ct nd a 1ms to pr·ov1de persons m Who Cdll yo4 rreed wit h a personal contact, yt)u nc ..x! dn Ofhcr tO le.e liw~s you r (JU:,Irdi1 Clll s'1 CUTI'en1 Care hne is operated by approXImately 60 volunteers and a small sala ned staff. Its services are rree Most 1mpOl tan! of course 1s 1ts phone a listemng ear, and ,a helpflll • nwnber, 992-7502 wo1·d at a t1me of ne<:d The volunteers are tram~tl Carehne seeks to help, three tune s a yea~ b) wa~ ) (IU !lunk 11 should he '~ ~Uld e, and support ca llers proftsslon.al s and long-term Jj \ 0 11 ..-JilSW Cied , Cnt•llnc", !h{'Jl yuu Hrc w1th respec tful and con- vo lunt eers Tt1r 1 r:-t1mn ~ t.u111lwr \\, !h the telephon e ce rned lislemng , straightfor wa rd commumcahon, Sf' I\ ICC, VI lllHylH' have USed 1,.\JIIlpl.11n to 1f sfJmdhmg 111 'uu1 li ft• l!:i no! JUSt nul llle 1! \ ',lJ £•!Jnc IS !her e when !lwrt> JU st 1sn 1 t anyone else yuu f(•(' ] like ta lktng lu It ts .1 !~11 and th e tniiiatwn of effiCi ent pr oblenJ.Solvmg } OU Ca•ehne aligns Itself w1 th a need ::1 ft tend. or some vanety of professwn::rl serv tces fo1 r eferral and (';lf Plmc 1enl ly ,nformahon, dccurate wllcn yuu feel b1l of mfornwtwn that w1ll help r leao the " '" The r esource tn seek mg - ---------- and (.IOOd • NeigHBOr Carrol K. Snowd~ n 24 St <tte S1 Phone 446·4290 Soe tum tor all y o ur famrly 1nsur.1nce necc.Js Ilk• A Good Ne;qhbor, Srare fnf117 St<~ h: I N ~ UIAHCI rJrm Jnsu ranr e Comn,1mes B!uam1n ~t o l"l . callers are held '" confid ence. J>e~·sons utilizing the service need not Identify themselves or reveal any personal Information unless they so desire. Each concern IS unique to th e person calling. and no one kmd of call IS lyptcal In 1ts two years of opera lJon m Meigs County , Careline has Gal lipoli s H11mc Oti iCC'"' m varying degrees or need The coma municattons tmd concerns of YOUr Is l here persons uuno1s p 7307 Collins case continued by to provide effect1ve services Hnwe ~,oer , m no way doel'i 111 Me1g' (oun ty rs 992-7502. Carehne present 1tselr ns ."Jt cmmUJg from lts roots m p1· ov1d1ng profession a l a co1n m um ty of persons p syc holog ica l , medtt'al, concerned about others, the spmt tJf C.ll el me over the leg al , or soc1al se rv1ces Cc1re lme IS Simply a cruc1al YCCJ I' S hns been one ur pe-uple cwtng ,1bnu1 people Ca rehne p oml uf personal contac t between persuns who are eager IC C U~! lliZCS <l1H l respects the and concerned about tmhatmg a helpful process 1elr:pl1u11l' number of Cal'elme , . dg L awrence jU .e IRONTON - A mollon to d1smtss a swt concernmg the employment of State Sen Oakley C Collins, R~lrpn ton, as the Lawrence Cou nty superintendent of schools was overruled Frt day m La\uence County Common J>leas Court The county board sued early last month asking for a declaratory judgment" un whether Collins could legally take office as superintendent while serving in th e legiSlature. Lawrence County J>roseculor Ll oyd E. Moore moved for dismissal, staling that the controv ersy surroundrng the proposed f •.! tll: ru l reQui r e rcqulaiiOil~ o substunt1.JI pen dl ty tor p r e ma t ur t> Wl lhdrawd! ot c~r t! l tcnte f un d s of Deposit. things easy M!DDJ.F.F'ORT ~ A film Untt~d Methodrsl Church following pioneer Pro£. Chns lia a n P1 ogram Charrman Robert church Barnard completed an otl1e1 Bu<"k wtruduced the film " doubl e hea rt " operaliOn wht c h dealt walh the case Saturday , Groo te Sc huur profes~wnal thieves follow hospilal Said. Jt" Was the lhe1r tra de at the ex pense of second such "piggy back" careless homeowners nnplantation Ill hve days <Jnd President Vernon Weber Barnard's frflh s mce Ire prestded Apprecialio11 wa s perrormed the ru st lw o-hearl operatiOn Nov 25, 1974. ex tended to Rutanm1 .John Greene. prupnctor of the Gateway Supermarket for four baskets of frui t wh1clr "'" be taken to the county mrtrmary tn Rotary's numc SALE COMF'LETE - Financial airangements were completed Frrday afternoon for the purchase of The ){idd1e Shop m Middleport by Mrs Debb1 Buck . left. from Mrs June Kloes who founded and has operated the establishmen t near!) eight) ears. MIDDLEJ>ORT - Mrs A\.'e Debbt Kecbaugh Buck has G11•mg up the busmesspurchased the K1dd1e Shop on afl er eig ht yea •·s come March Middleport's Norlh Second IS Mrs June Kloes, Muldleport, who IS studymg I o become a licensed practic,ol nurse at the Buckc)C IIIIIs Apple Grove News Notes tratntn g Grande ce nter rn HIO Phi Ch!rp ter of llela Sigma J' ht Sot urt I) ct~1rpcr sM She IS a lso of this ;ear's cou1 1 ,J ud~e Hober t Buck, thr Bu(,;ks havt• t" o daughters, .J<'nmfer. J, and Ju ll e, l They rc.>s1dc .tl 12U MulbPrry t\ ve "" n ,.,~ owne r· of th e lmslllc:)s, four1d~ ·d bv Mrs P • door. " p }an 1 And this, apparently, will be the maJor selhng pomt for the bond tssue "We can either pay the bill and 'lock 'em up,' or fail to pay the b1ll and 'let 'em loose,'" said I . -FSI,JC ....................... MEIGS -BRANCH areas of government. (' y - ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY "1lh box sprtngs , a couch, end table, dishes, glasses, cups. a ulrhty cabmel, small wood ches t a nd wooden bench Entry was made by culling a lock off lhe fron t r ece1v1ng She sald h\. 0 men came m and ,_ threa tened her w1th " gun She turned over l11e day's cash ~ rece1pt~ of approximately $~00 Depul1es Sunday In· vestlgated a breakmg and !!:. was owned by novelist Charles Dickens t ~;: : ~ door Shulcy fleaveo· of Rt 2, G;llhpohs, repo1·ted the theft nf a CB radw taken from her 1970 Pl ymouth Duster By Untied Press International WASHINGTON - THE FOOD AND DR,UG Administration said today all foods contammg fats or mls will have to list on the label exactly what kind of 011 or fat 1s mvolved so consumers will know what they are getting The phrase'••vegetable oil," for mstance, will no longer be enough. It will have to be followed by an explanatiOn - "corn oil," "soybean oil" or whatever it really IS . "Consumers will llQW be better able to follow doctors' orders to restnct certam kinds of fats and oils in the diet," said FDA Commissioner Alexander M Schmidt "They will also be able to select the fats and mls they wish to consumer for health and religwus reasons and persona] preference ." For Our JANUARY CLEARANCE ANCHORAGE, ALASKA - The airport was shrouded in fog but officials said the pilot could have made it. Instead, the small private jet crashed near two runways and ktlled six people, lncludmg top executives for the trans-Alaska oil pipeline project A flight controller said SWiday the Lear jet flown by' Jack Spurgeon, 37, and copilot Carroll Meyer, 47, smashed into level terrain while on an instrwnent approach to Alaska International Airport Saturday night Federal Aviation Administration duly officer Robert "''homas said, "Apparently he missed the runway - he had me-quarter mile visibiUty witb the fog." Spurgeon and Meyer were killed. Also dead were Warren T. Moore, 50, president of Alaska Constructors and Wolfgang Pallst, 45, VIce president, both of Anchorage; Vietor Abadte, Houston, 50, proJect engineer for Brown & Rodt,lnc., constructiOn firm of Houston ; and Gerald Dobelman, 55, Houston, a Brown & Root director and ints senior group vice president. SALE NOW IN PROGRESS Open Weekdays 9:30 to 5 p.m. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ' COLUMBUS - LOCKERS AT PORT COLUMBUS International Airport wlll not be closed to the public, but offida Is are considering other changes to strengthen secUrity . Offlcwls at the Greater Cincinnati Airport In Florence, .Ky, dosed lockers to the public this past weekend in hghl of the bombing last week at New York's LaGuardia Airport which killed 11 persoos and injured 75 others. AMI. Supt. Robert Hunt at Port Columbus said the lockers are scattered In, several ar..,s throughout the termmallobby and baggage area HWII said no system' ex1sls lo det!lfmine contents of baggage placed m the lockers. Currently security per90Jtnel conduct hand searcltes and inspect passengers and (Continued on page 8) y engravmg of The Charter Oak along with the in scriptiOn, "Samuel Wyllys Pomeroy, Pomeroy, Ohro, 1869." Pomeroy was burn w Hartford , Conn. m 1764 His mother was Mary Wyllys As a boy, the founder of J>omeroy hved at the home of hi~ maternal grandfa ther , Wyllys Hill, and played w the bollo" of the famous Charter Oak "h1ch stood on the lawn of h1 s ~randfather ' s home . Wyllys H1U of J>omeroy got tts name from th1s famous New England home s1te of centur1es ago After a trme as a warrants of Revolutionary War soldiers at that tune ~teal ed in Galha County's Gree n Township, later to become a part of Meigs Conn ty. He alsn bought land m Sutton Townshtp and at Rar:me . J>omeNy never saw the land until 1825 when he first came ro the OhiO Country. The traditional story of the "charter Oak" from •Which the walkmg slick waS' cut IS as follows . When Sir Edmund Andr os was appomted governor general bf New England, he went to Hartford, Conn . m 1687 to receive the Coloma! charter. The colomsts, not desirmg to surrender the document, but appeanng to submit, ,·.;.;.J ' the counc1 l chamber Durmg a debate, the lights were extinguished and m the confus1on the charter was carried from the room and hidden in the hollow a lree II rem~i ned there in the oak wh1ch stood on :he lawn of lhe home place of Samuel Wyllys F'omeroy 's grandfa ther, uniii furlher co ncea lment was una necessary. ThiS tree became known as the Charter Oak. It was· wood taken from thai lree - blown down in 1856 with a computed age of nearly 1,000 years - which was brought to J>omeroy, rnscribed, ea rned to England by Dickens, and then returned to F'omeroy years lat er as a museum piece. earned 11 tu THIS CHARTER OAK engraved cane of Samuel Wyllys Pomeroy which was found m the home of English novelist Charles Dickens m now on exhibit at the Meigs Museum Dena Raymond, an employe at the Museum, displays 1t • e en tine Filipino hijackers releas-e 200' passengers, hold crew VOL. XXVII NO. 184 at POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1976 PRICE FifTEEN CENTS .' . : :·: :· ·• :: : . : ·.; ··: ·.·.;.•.; •.; ·: ;.· '••• •' •••; ·=·:·: :· ·: ;. •, .·:·.·: ••;. •, •,. :· ·: ,., :· :· :·.·. :: .:. : : •: :: ·:···:. ;.· ;. ;•• •. ; •.·.;.•.;.·.;.;.· :-'···:···:·······:· .;.·.;.;. ·=· .;.;. •:•.•: :· ·:·.·:·,·,·:·.·:·.·: .·:·.·: ,·, :·:·.: ,•: :·.·=::~: r... :: Horrible, the worst blast of them all F'AHUTE MESA, Nev. tUPI) - west, and seismologists at Cal Tech m Pasadena, Cahf., said it measured 59 on the Richter seale. The nuclear device was buried 4,760 feet below the surface in the desert wastelands. An ERDA spokesman said the test "looked good. There were no problems with it." :;~ The Cal Tech ' SeismologiCal : _·.:,:: Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif.,said :·· one yet," a woman said of the 200that according to its mstruments the ~:: kiloton to onemegaton range nuclear tremor was a possible 5.0 on the _:::. :·:·· explosion detonated underneath the qpen-end Richter scale. :·· desert thts weekend and felt as lar Farmington Police said the " as 300 miles away . tremor occurred just after 11 ·30 ~:~ The often-postponed blast, code p.m. and the police statiOn r""'ived named "Muenster, " was set off at nearly 200 telephone calls within 20 11 15a.m. PST Saturday and was up minutes. An olftcer S8Jd the tremor to 50 times l!feater than th!' a-bombs •• .and not so far away "shook the building (police station) pretty good.lt rattled a few pictures that ended World War JIJ, with a )'leld equiv1lant to 2DO,OOOto 1 million FARMINGTON, N.M. ( UPI) - A on the wall." tons of TNT, a spokesman for the small earthquake shook bulldmgs Pollee said most damage was ... Energy and Research Development over a wide area of northwestern confined to household items suclt as i Agency said. New Mmocolate Sunday, but caused glasses. Plaster was broken in some ·:· It origmally had been btlled as the only mmor damage and no injuries. residences. ·=· .-: last underground nuclear test of Th ~ National Earthquake InThe tremor was felt in most north. ::· 1975,set for Dec. 29, but unfavorable formation Center at Golden, Colo., western New Mexico communities, =·· weather condttlons caused a series reported the center of the tremor includmg Aztec, ZWli, Crownpoint, :; of postponements. was located 40 miles southeast of Bloomfteld, Farmington and Gallup, :· Sbock waves from the explosiOn Farmington, but the exact It was also felt as far away as were felt as far away as measurementsofthetremor had not Durango, Colo and Window RoCk, <: Sacramento, Calif , 300 miles to the been detenmned Anz. ·~:~ ·::· . :·. : :: • • : :·: .·. :·: :..:: ::-: ;. : .; :···:·:·:·:···:· ·:·:·. :·:·.·;:, .·:·: :···: ~··:·: :·::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:•:<:•:•:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:··::· ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·.·:·:· •·:·.·:··:·.•.•:•.;. ·=· ·: ;. =··=···: .•:• ::;.. ;.•.;.;.·.:··::<:•'•!•'·!•!•!·:·:·:·:·!·!·!·! !·!·! :·:·: ;:;.;.;~:~ " It was horrible .. this is the worst Fire flattens 2 rural homes Omsb1,1dman has safety facts on phone call COLUMBUS - Superintendent William C Murphy of the Division of Safety and Hygiene of Ule Industrial Commission of Ohto announced today the Division will have a liaison person, or ombudsman, to answe r questions by phone or by mail regarding on-the·JOb safely standards . Thts service, Murphy said, an " extra," will prov1de qtUck answers to the most urgen t or confusmg job sa rely situations, especmlly at small and medrum slzed busmesses m 'Oluo . The toll free number to call the Dlvtston of Safety and Hygiene in Colwnbus IS 1-800282-8050. The diVISIOn's ad· dress is, 2325 West Fifth Ave , Cohunbus, Oh10 43204. \ ;~ •: . ,. ::·: ·.· ;.· ·.·, ·.; ·.·.;.- ;.•,.,.,• ;.·.; ·,·.,.-.;.;.; !·.·:. ,:;.,.; ...;:,.;:,.;:...;:·, ,.,:;·:·: ;.·;. :·:·: ;:, ; ;;..;; .; ·.;.·.;, ;.-.;.;.•.;.v.;.;.;:.·.;.;.;:.;.y.;.;.; RUTLAND - Two homes mcludmg contents'" Rutland township "ere destroyed by fire over the weekend, the Rut ian~ Fire Dept. reported. Ca use of both fires was undetermined, and inveshgatwn contmued today. At 6 25 a.m. Monday, the THE BUCKEYE S'I'ATE WELCOMED the New Year with a blast of cold air and up to one fool of sno11 m the northeastern department was called to the corner. As much as 12 mches of snow blanketed parts of F'earlie F. Jewell, Jr., hQ_me Ashtabula County in the extreme northeastern corner. on Beech Grove Road, Route CountieS west of there had lesser amounts as the snow ranged 1, Rutland As no one was at to two to four mehes m Cleveland. home, the fire was discovered Geauga County recorded up to eight inches of snow and ' by a neighbor, Joyce f'ry , Lake CoWlty had at least six incbesof the white stuff who called the local departMany schools m northeastern Ohio were closed today ment. The home was leveled. because the snuw closed roads -Get Set ' s tole n properly Accordmg lo Rlla CurtiS, Lorobt employee, the holdup occurred about closmg tune RONIILD REAGON 'S ROAD SHOW openeil m New Hampshire today and J>resident Ford's btd for renewal of his run m tbe White House took him to St. Lours to talk witb farmers. Reagan was to fly to Manchester, N H , this afternoon for his first three days of prunary eampa1gnmg. He planned stops m at least 17 lsolated"IUtd mostly conservullve~ eaning hamlets. _ Even be(ore his arrival, Ford bac!i'ers were criticiZing the f~rmer California governor 's most controversial proposal, to cut~ billion worth of federal projects and return their functions to !be states. Ford supporters rmsed tbe prospect of increased local taxds as result of Reagan's proposal. Ford addressed the Arnencan Farm Bureau Federation in Sl Louis today. Although the trip was billed an '"nonpolitical," it was considered unlikely Ford would hurt his campaign by defen- . ding his farm pohcy at the conventiO n and discussing affairs of state at a meetmg of regiOnal news executives. AtiNNIS County Sallinp & loan f.o. • A third person, James R enterrng at a cabm owned by Gillenwater, 21, Kanauga , Charles Sievers, Grove C1ty, "as charged with givin g false Ohto, located on Townhouse statements to a pohce offrcer Rd . M1ssmg was a double bed and r Wyllys F'omeroy bought land Three persons have been arrested by Ga llia County shenff's deputies in connection with an armed robbery at 10:16 p.m Sunday of Lorobt 's Pizza located in the Stiver Bridge Shopping Plaza Booked into County Jml charged with armed robbery. according to department records, were Donald Eugene Whtte, 18, Eureka Star Rt.. Gallipolis , and Btlly J Mullms, 19, Rt 1, Gallipolis. Mal'ch of Dim es. dnve Mal'l'l"'d tu Mct gs Count} m legend for the founder of Pomeroy m F.ast India trade, Samuel Three held m pizza :robbery ;;;;;.·· .~ I ,, shopowner and businessman • Kiddie Shop changes hands By Mrs. Herbert Roush llacme. Mr and Mrs Gene Je"ell Christmas Day guests of Mrs Buck has been • clrve anyone who Ieels I ha t he or and children of I .etart, W. Mr . and Mrs. Dallas Hill and m commumly affatrs and IS she has I he lime and deSlfe to Va , Mr and Mrs. Robert family '!'ere Mr. and Mrs. curren t pt cstdcnt of Ohw Eta i<loc·~. Mrs Bu( k smd shr lend a hand or ea r·. Hart and children, Mr an d Ccell Roseberry and pl un~ to C'!Jnlt nw · the same A new lr-amm~ sesswn \\1\1 Mrs. Allen Cunnmgham and children. Mr. and Mrs. hnc !i cJf mcr ch<J nthse f0r th(' begm Ia ler ltl .Ja nuary · and 'fr•acy , Mr and Mrs Jeff Donohew pr e~,P nt ,111d to (Oilduc t th e [) 11 N baby of llac111e spent Sunday arre orris Persons wanhng to become family of Ga h:mna busJn~: ~s !n tile- S.IIII C mannfl(' part of this program should evemng with Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Marshall Roush and Mr and Mrs Davrd ds 1n the past She w11l retam M Doll W lfe d J Gerald Hayman and Kerth , an oey, rs )' o . call 992-7502 for furthe1 rrrwhere they all enJoyed a g1ft Mr an d Mrs . Carl Wolfe , •Jr · Gloedmer, daughter Carn£' , the employ ts. F'a ulm e fo rmatwn and an .apphcat 10n exchange • and children of Racme. spent Chrb'l mas with Mr l f(J fhnt~ n drJd J\ ·pl MK hael Mr and Mrs Charles Art Hill, son of Mr . and Russell Locklmrt and fHmli) r\ s a ~e l·acquront e d n.SOfl Wmebrcnner and chtldren of M1 s Dallas Hill graduated at Vr enna, W Va ~ es t UI e tO\\ a Id cus tomers of '11le East Letart church the .s hn e, :Vlr s Hu c k 1 ~ , Newberrv , 0 , Mr and Mrs rr om More hea d St a te Contmued from page 15 Bob Harden and son Enc of Umverstt), Morehead, J<y. he ld a Clu iStmas progrum pl.ummg ,, s iOH•-wtciP sa le penod, bringmg the total Manon Mr and Mrs Lowell Wllh a deg ree m Bachelor C.1 mstmas Eve Th e local hPg!n mng TlJUI scL!y proJec_t cost to $400 million Burton' and Sberrr of Science m Agn culture. Art IS church Sunda y evcnrn~, lhe more tf mterest rates go up Colurnbus spent the Chrrst- m Flonda now seeking Untted Brethren clruo ch, But the two legiSl~tors mas holidays with Mr :md employment l..lrnst ma s Eve all were well --------~~ offered Impressive statistiCS Mrs Vernon Donohue Mr • and Mrs Don Beegle, at tended to ~nderscore. the need for Mrs. Pearl Norns wa s a Zane and Tracy of llacme M1· an d Mr·s La try 1Tayln1lll ~m d Kc·1th speul addiilonal prison fac1lit1~S Chrrstmas Day guest of Mr spent Sunda y With M• s. O'Bnen, Junmy, Carol ard 1\cclncscl,ty mghr with Mr Ohio's pnsoli populatiOn and Mrs Hoyt Fergerson al Eileen Buck Un<bl were ChriStmas drnnPr :ond Mrs Ted II O)lnan and has JUmped by 48 per cent Ill Pt Pleasant and also viSited Mrs Edward Moran and gues ts of Mr . And Mr 3 fanuh· ut Westc1vrlle. On the last two years and IS her srster , Mrs Vrrgie son David of Lynn"ood, New Ma rshall Adam s a nd l1ur stnras mol nrng the y all likely to go even higher S(ewa rl and family . Jersey ' VISited Mr and Mrs. Haymond left fo r Laurel. Md where because of an mcrease m Mr and Mrs Ralph L. Erwm Gloeckner Saturday . Mr and Mrs. Vernon Cad} the) spent C.1rnstma s With crime, conVIctions and \\hat Durs t and family of Mr and Mrs Paul Davis, and children of West Jef- thetr s~m. Mr and M1 s l.ebman called th e " no- Sprrngfield, Mr. and Mrs Mr. Clarence Stor) and ferson,O.,Mr.a ndMrs Molte Do n:~l cl lla )lflall and family nonsense, get4ough atlltude Dale F'erkins and children of Ro salee of Darwm we re O'Brien und chrldren of n•turmn~ homr Sunda;. Ga llrpolls spe nt Fridu y of judges throughout Ohio." Portsmouth, Mr and Mrs C.'hristmas Day guests of Mr Mr :.md Mr ~ f.c.~rt y Powell Already ' the population In I <Jwrence Bush were Christ- and Mrs. l,rwm Glockner and evenmg wrth Mr and Mrs and chr ldrcn , llarry Hill, six or seven state prisons Is ml!s guests of Mr. and Mrs Mrs Ada Norris. Marshall Adam s nnd vrsi tcd Mrs. Vrrgil II !!I and beyond capacity leve ls. fuolph Durst and RICk. Chmlmas guests of Mr. llaymond clul ch en Cbrist111.ts Day "We're fa st approachtng the Mrs Eileen Buch, Early and Mrs Roy Donohew we1e Mrs J•'erno B Haym.m 11 rll 1\11 , and Mrs Bul> Spencer, pomt," said Norns, "whe1e Roush were over Christmas Mr and Mrs. Greg Donohew enter Holzer Medical Cent er· Mr nllCI Mo s '"''" Birch . state lac1lities may have to Eve and Christmas Day and baby of Colwnbus, Mr. ,1,111 g and w1ll ho ve eyo Mrss .Jean As h! ~). Havensadmit a co nvic ted felon guests of Mr and Mrs Don and Mrs. George Donohew surgery Jan 13. wood, mrtccl ~l r·s. Margre through the front door and Beegle and children !l! and children of· Circle VIllr Mr and Mrs . Geralr I! lUll release him through the back ;.;:;:,.,:::;_;::,;:;:;::;.,.!i;...;:;;..;;~~..;iji,.;jii.ij~,;;_--..;.-------------------, phone It is open to almost let Your Dollars Wo~k For You • By Charlene Hoeflich Road. Ri chmond Surrey, A cane caned from wood England The ca11e was taken from the fam ous among the museum pieces Charier Oak tree m Con- collecled by the late A. V. nechcutt by Pome roy's Howe ll of J>omeroy, founder, Sa muel Wyllys recogmzed as a historian of Pomeroy , more than 100 OhiO Rrver lore. years ago is among treasures It 1s believed thai Dickens on display at tbe Meigs acqwred the cane durmg hiS Museum lra,•els through the OhJO Sharpemng histon cal rn- Valley while in Arnerrea on a terest in the cane Is the fact lecture tour during the late thai it once "as the property 1860s of English novelist Charles Carved around the cane Dickens. from ll•ebottom to the top IS Twenty or so years ago it the mscr~phon "S. Wyllys was returned to J>omeroy as Pomeroy m 1819 cut th1s sttck the gift of David .N. Warren, fr om The Charter Oak, " Woodbine Cottage (home of along •• th oak lea f repbcas Charles Dickens) J>etersham The gold knob on tqp ,has an film have dinner served by la£hes of the _____,__________________________--. Certificates ' Thieves in CAF'E TOWN, South Africa I UF'I 1 - Heart transplant dual employment would not end w1th a deciSIOn at the Norrts local court level Either party Lehman and Nurns heheve could appeal to a h1gher It is unfa ir to compare thCJr pl ove the skills and In · court, he said. formuj wn or its te lephone • prison bond Issue with the Common J>leas Judge governor's giant eeonomic volunteers Carelrne p1·ovides 24 hour Kenneth B Aler said a right recovery plan which met service round lhe year wtth of appeal exists in all cases defeat. no holidays . Many staff and does not preclude a judge They point out thiS one is members spend hme dealing from makmg a deciSI"-._ a•med at a specific need, and Both parlles now have"'l5 that tbe hood rellrement with 1111pnrtant personal co nce rns at four In the days m which to submit penod is only half as long as shpulatwn of facts m the case !be one proposed by Rhodes. morntng Careline, IS co ntmually on which the JUdge will rule. Aside from the "lock •em up" angle, the latest bond issue has another thing going for it. The taxes needed to finance it - a penny on a pack of cigarettes and 16 cents on a fifth of liquor - are "sm" taxes whteh may be more attractive to voters than the sales and gasoline tax increases sough\ by Rhodes. But there's another factor to be eonstdered - location of the new prlBOn facilities Although Lehman and Norris worked witb the state Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections to eomp1le a list of potential sites for the facilities, those would probably 1101 appear on tbe ballot sbouJd the bond ISSue get that far. This would enable tbe legislature and the department to place the corrections fac1Uties where they see fit But it also would require Ohio electors to vole "blind" on• Mini'mum $1,000 the bond issue, not knowing whether a prison might show up in their backyard at some future date If the Lehman-Norris prison plan survives the pitfalls of the legis Ia ture and the politicking of a major 296 w.:2nd 'St. . Pomer.oy,,Ohio 45769 election year, however, 11 RICHARD E. JONES, MANAGER could be the forerunner of similar proposals to finance mdlvidual programs m olber stnven to mmntam 1ts htgh qufllily or service and IS scekmg cnntmually to tm- 4-Year Oak' cane' 5616. 61i710- 57-14114 eve mn g a t Hea th updalmg rts refem1ls, so that program IS thoroug ". dcahn.l! knowledge of what resources Wllh a ll OlHJOr RI'CiJ S of are available m Mmgs County cun(-ern can be told on the IS 48-38-78-43 lh e Moddleport-F'omeroy Rota• y Club here Fnda) Careline is there when needed Il) S t'E\'EN ~JARL POMI.HOY - Who can you Super S.nla et rr ul a ted f1 cc for only return mmhug by Rotary Jnlcllmtwnal was shown to JAIL CA J>TURF.O BEIRUT, Leban on t Upl) Hundr eds of Moslem mihhamen .w~;;;;;g ·;;,k";;:.J;,;;,;,.·~o;;;, 1000 711.4723 (('ontmuo'l from page 2 2} ~· r , , , the Charter 1'llt' '\tu nJa\ 1'1m£'s · Sl.' ltt inel, Swu.tav .I an 4 1Q7,; !.l The loss was set at about $20,000. Seven members of the depar tment and two trucks answered the call AI 6 p.m. Saturday, the departme,nt went to the Dan VanCooney residen ce on Township Road 175. The bouse was gutted Nine men and two trucks answered the call. The loss was set at $5,000 ·=···· ~··:< . ;......•:·:·:·: ;••.; ,•. :-.·: ,•: ·: :· :· ·..••:· EXTENDED OUTLOOK Wednesday through Friday, chance of snow In the north and rain or snow In the south Wednesday and a chance of snow Thursday and Friday. Highs In the 30s In the north and the 40s In the south, dropping to the 20s by Friday. Lows in the 20s Wednesday morning , dropping to the teens by Friday morning. :·: :·.:.:;: ::· ·::· '::.':' !;':' ::··:· ·:·.·:·:·:·:·:·:···:·::.·:·:·:·,· Bronze Vega • IS • • JDissmg SAN FRANCISCO -The Golden Gate Bridge has claimed Its first suicide of 1976. The coroner's office said an unldenttlted man about 25 years of age leaped from a cab Saturday night, thre11 his fare on the back seat and bounded over the railing. Last year 28 persons killed themselves by jumping from tbe span. F'omeroy police are In· veshgating the theft of a 1974 bronze colored Vega, hcense nun1ber Z-908-G, from m front of the< General Telephone Co. bllllding on West Main St., Pomeroy, between 3:30 and 5 30 p m Satnrday. J>olice Chief Jed Webster said Charles H. Cobb, Syracuse, owner. parked the car there about 3·30 p m. It was gone when he left the bUilding about 5· 30 p.m. An all points bulletin has been : :·:·:·: =···: =···=·· :.•.;.: :··: :· .;.;.·.:· ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:•:<:•: :···: issued to police on the missmg vehicle SQUAOCAU.ED RACINE - The Racine ER squad was called Saturday at 12 ·30 p .m for Norman Increasing cloudiness Lehew, 64, Rt. 1, Portland, - tomght with lows around 20. who had a back injury He Mostly cloudy Tuesday with was taken to Veterans highs from 35 to 40 . Memorial Hospital. . J>robabtlity ofr prectpitatton 10 per cent today and 20 per cent tonight and Tuesday. Weather "fAKENTOHOSPITAL The Pomeroy E-R squad answered a call to the Walter 'Morris residence, Long Hollow, at 3·06 am SIDlday for Elsie HaddriX, a medical patten!, who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. "" Captured Jap jetliner sat in Manila -with no place to take gwtmen f MANILA, the Philippines CUP! l - Two Fthpmo gunmen hijacked a Japanese jetliner today and threatened to kill all 200 passengers. But after hours of negotiations they freed the passengers in exchange for permission to fly to Tokyo wtth captive crewmen and othe~ airline employes The Japan Air lines DC8, however, was unable to take off for Tokyo tonight because the Japanese government refused to allow it to land there. . The plane's engines were warming up for the flight to Tokyo late Monday night when they suddenly were switched of[. The aircraft's lights also were turned off and the plane stood parked in darkness 50 yards from the mam passenger terminal. Some 10 holD's earlier the hijackers, who had sudddenly seized lbe aircraft at Manila International Airport, had released the 200 pasengersmost of them Japaneseafter threatenmg to kill them WI less authorities gave in and allowed them to Oy the hijacked plane to the Japanese capital. Permission was granted after long negotiations and ST LOUIS (UF'I) the big plane was then President Ford today called reac!U!d to take off with tbe for an immediate cease-fire two hijackers, 12 crew m Angola and warned the United States may take members and eight other "limited measures" to block airline employees referred to unacceptable Soviet achons n as "volunteer" hostages. The hijackers had refused a other parts of the world direct order telephooed from But he ruled out culling off F'hilippine President Fergraln shipments to Russia in dinand E. Marcos to retallation for Soviet InslD'render, JAL officials in tervention m Angola. He said it would be a "serious Tokyo srud. · Mrs. Imelda mistake" that would mcrease Marcos was at the airport tensions between the two during the drama, having gone there to see a daughter superpowers. off on another night . She "We favor an immediate chatted with a nwnber of the cease-fire, an end to all freed hostages, many of outSide mtervent1on and a government of national Wlity, whom left the plane laughing. Informed government perm1tlmg the solutwn of the sources said the reason for ol'ngolan problem by the Angolans themselves," Ford the delayed departure was that Japan had refused sa1d m a speech prepared for dohvery to tbe Arnencan Farm Bureau Federation Cease fire asked conventmn m Sl . Louts "The U S .SOviet rivalry tn some areas around the world has. unfortunately, not ceased," Ford said. But Instead of stopping grain sales to Russia, as he said some m Congress have suggested, the J>resident said, "The answer IS to take other appropriate liml ted measures n""'ssary DEJ<:R KILLED to blOo.:k -· and stop - Soviet A deer "as killed when 1t acllons that we fmd Wlacran mlo the path of a car ceptable " driven by Mike Salser, 19, Rt . He did not spell out other 1, Racme, on SR 124 In -" rea s of Soviet troub lel.!!banon Township, the Me1gs making or specify what he Co unl } Sheriff 's Dept. meant by the threal of reported "hmit ed measures " . .r permissiOn for the jetliner to land there as long as the hijackers were armed. The two gunmen were armed with pistols and explosvtes. Police sharpshooters and Philippine Air Force security men armed with carbines crouched at the ready under tbe glare of television hghls as the ramp of tbe plane was pulled away prior to takeoff for Tokyo Rumors swept the airport that Mrs: Marcos bad negohated the surrender of the hijackers, but neither Air Force nor airport olfietals clairOed any knowledge of !he reports. At 8·30 p,m , the takeoff lime negotiated by the hijackers With Phtlippme authorities, fuel trucks, a power unit and the ramp were cleared away as ground crews received papers which appeared to be a "fuel . I' ' .' .,. ! manifest. " As far as could be determined, only the two hijackers and eight crewmen were aboard th e DC6, whfch arrived here at midday from Bangkok en route to Osaka, (Contmued on page 8) McCune· charged in home shooting Kenneth Dale McCune, 22, Rl. I, Rutland, arrested by the Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. has been charged w1th causmg or attempting to cause physical harm w•th a deadly weapon. Robert I.. Imboden, 28, of near Rutland had the picture window in his home shot out and got a bullet in his s houlder early Saturday morn mg. Imboden was lying on the couch m his hvinfl room at 4 a .m whenacarpul led upand shot out his Iron t wtndow. Imboden ran to the door where he took a slug tn the shoulder from either a nile or pistol. He was taken to Veterans 1\lemonal Hospital where he wa s traled and released McCune is lodged in Meigs County jaol. 1 I I �3- The Daily Sent111el, M1ddlepoa !·Pomeroy 0 Monday, Jan 5 1976 L - The Dati\ & nt 111 ~ 1 :\hddlt Jll •rt 1 1111 r 11\ ll r-----------, ~ltt J d \ I 111 r• Jll'ih Meigs news highlights ~HRt M lllh 1 \\ I lk pru~rt ~~t"CC un t lh. \4 Mtdu 1\ M.trkt't 1r1 Pontt ro\ lliHirl lht sUf>H \ 1swn of Uub H 11 rul7. \1 \.Hltr March 2 - 1 h{ Umon A\t Pomero\ homf' of Mr nnd s;d,tf\Pi nf I ht. lht. l lllk 111 ,,tut l 111 Multiltpml "t n.• Jllltt tst d Stu \\ft. II ,rnd snow rut n rppt tH d hen a nd M Il l II 10 1111\llf llld lht. re M.on h 11 ~ Huger E Brauer res1gncd as head Mrs Janus Re)11tJlds Vuls basketball coach 11 Meogs ~'Utled b1 fore March 3 - Heating 1atos on Hogh School March 12 - Apathl of rhe mcreasc m Pomero\ \4('re announced and Henr) Wells busmess people and residents \\.aS named prestdent · of the agam appeared "hen only Meags Co unt) Com about 20 persons showed up mJsswners for a meetmg to protest on March ~ - The Meags proposed Penn Cent ral !me Co unty Faar Board an abandonment nounced plans for a new show March 13 - Forty Meigs area at the faargrounds and a High School students were move got underway to reduce mducled mto the Nalounal the count} 's votmg precmcts Honor Socaetl , Howaa d from 40 to 28 Frank assumed hos duties as March 6- Chester V King new count} auditor Rutland was named new March 14 - George Collms director of the Ameracan Red was nam ed new Meigs Cross m Meags County and County treasurer Syracuse catazens gave theor March 15 The nod of approval to a swam Southeastern Ohao Herefo(d mmg pool projecr. Assocaal\ll_n staged another March 7 - Paul Smart was successftllt sho" and sale at unarumousl) nommated by the Rock Sprongs Faar the Middleport Pomeroy grounds Rotary Club to receave the March 17 - Jo) Whale a Governor's Award • for Meogs Hagh semor won the Fellowshap 21st annual Amencan March 8- Ric hard E Electroc Power Sys tem Jones was named manager of scholarship the Meags County offace of the March 18 - Plans for Athens County SaVIngs and closmg the local General Telephone Co office on March ?:/ were announced and plans were made to buald a doctors complex on con JUnction wath Veterans Memonal Hospital Edgar Van Inwagen Bataan Death March survtvor \\as ac COLUMBUS - Ohauans corded specaal honors at the planmng to order tree seed annual barthday observance hngs for sprang dehvery from of Drew Webster Post the Department of Natural Debbie Spencer Eastern Re sources Davasaon of Hagh School JUnior hagh Fores try sta ll have a good student won the county selcchon from win ch to spellmg bee wath runner up choose although supphes of bemg Jayne Lee Hoeflich, four tree spec ae s are representmg the Bradbury exhausted and others are School run nang low March 19 - Tuppers Plaans Ernest J Gebhart Chaef of Elementary School prepared the Forestry Davaswn urged for Its annual operetta whach landowners to order soon to featured many , many ass ure !hey receive th e costwnes seedlings they wan t The March 20 - Angie Sisson, stock of buckeye butternut Pomeroy was named a Garis hemlock and luhp specoes has State delegate been depleted however there March 22 - Charles A Is a good supply of whale pane Marcank o 21 Route I Norway pme, Austraan pane Mmea svalle lost has hie m a and walnut four car accadent on Route 7 The manamum order as 500 March 23 _ A wave of seedhngs except for wond breakmg and entenng of b1 eak planlmg s tock winch fenses look place over the has a mammum order of 50 w e e k e n d N o 1a n Order blanks and pnce hsls Swackhamer , Meogs Hogh for the seedlangs are School educator, was honored avaalable at local offices of over the weekend with en the F ores try Davas aon s shrmement m the Na1smath se rvace foresters and soal Memoraal Basketball Hall of and water conservatiOn Fame, Sprmgfaeld, Mass dastracts March 25 - Vandalism Informataon also ca n be look place an Middleport Hall obtamed at local Agraculture \c'Cemetery wath some 20 grave Stab1lazataon and Co n markers bemg knocked from servallon Service oo the1r foundataons Erma Coopera tave Extensaon McClurg and Bob Spurlock Servace offaces or by wn\mg resigned from the Southern to the DIVISIOn or Forestry, Hagh School leachmg staff Ohao Department of Natural March 27 • - A senwr Resources Fountaan Square, Citizens center for Meigs Columbus Ohao 43224 County - of a permanent Good choice of seedlings is continuing . c:.um do~er rrncsl N1dwlsmt " 1s J..ti\Pn Ius oath CJS a me1nbu vf the Me1gs lounl) Suldaer s Hehef (onuntssJOn Throdore T Jr pres1dent of The r II fll{'f s Bank and S....vmgs Co returned fro m 1 Washm gton D C where he was one of some 35 Ohao bankers who took part an high level brtefmgs on rnon ctar} pohcaes of the federal gO\ ern ment March 28 - Rack Colhns " as the new presadent of the Meags J a)cees March 30 - On a cold blustery day the Maddleport Pomeroy Rotar) Club con ducted another successful Easter egg hunt at the Middleport park March 31 - Rep Ron James appeared before the Pom e r oy Chamber of Comn1erce on the need for railroad hnes Mack Childs JOined the Dowmng-Clulds Insurance Agency m Mid dleport t CHRISTOPHER ADKINS Birthday observed Chnstopher Sha"n Adkins, son of M1 and Mrs Terry Adkins Sr Rock Sprmgs, celebrated ho s Iu s! borlhda; Sun day Dec 28 Cake and tacus were served by ha s parents to Mr and Mrs Ches ter Sexton Mod dlepoo t grandparen ts Mr and Mrs Btll Cha pman Langsvolle Mrs Betty Walhs Racme ho s brother Ten y Adkon s .Jr ho s sost er I ammy Adkms Scndmg gofts were Mr and Mrs Ronnre I ee Galhpohs and Cledah Sexton Cam. bradge great grandm other Chrrs was a pattcnt at Holzer LOC..:'MedJc(:ll Center but m<.~de 1t , _ home on tame for has borthday I know tt tastes ternble and ,~;. ...... :: .. .'f:::::::,t::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-:-:·:ot s gomg to keep raght on tastmg terroble until l get taken oul to dtnner a fey, ttmes CLASS TO MEET POMEROY Happy Harvesters Class of Tramt; Church "'II meet at 7 30 Fnday mght 10 the church basement Mrs Ella Smolh and Mrs Edath Lanmng wall be hostesses Devotwns wall be gaven by Mrs Rose Gm Iher The Dally Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA l TANNEHILl Ekec Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH CHESTE~ CtiJ Ed1tor Pubi•Sh e da ly ex ce pt Sa turdaY by Tt1e Oh 0 Vall ey P ubl sh ng Com pany 11 1 Court st Pomeroy Ohio 45769 Bu s mess Off c:e Phon e 99 2 2156 Ed!lor •a l P h one 99 2 2157 Sec ond cl a ss po Stag e pad at Pom eroy Oh o National advert 1s ng r e presentat rve wa rd Gr ff th Compan y In c Bottm e ll & Gallagher 01',. 757 Th rd Ave New York N Y 10017 Subsc r rpllon rat es Del vered b y carr•er where av ailabl e 75 c ents p er week By Motor Rout e where earner serv•ce no t avarlabl e One month $3 25 By mall m Oh•o and W Va One Year. $22 oo Sot months $ 11 50 Three mon ths $7 00 E lsewhere $26 00 year S x m on ths S1J 50 th.ree month s $7 so Su bscrrptron pnce ncludes Sun da y Trme s Sent nel • Social ' Calendar ~: MONDAY EIGHT AND FORTV , Meogs County Salon 710 7 30 Monday naght at th e home of Mane Boyd SAl EM CEN TER PTA 7, 30 Mond ay at the school Btll Bauer Dlv1s wn Pubhc Affairs manager for Gen~ral Telephone "oll present hle progra m Adventures '" Sound Pubhc mvoted REGULAR ME E fJNG Racine Chapter 134 OES 8 P m Monday at Masonoc Temple 1\o th Obhgatwn Nogh t to be obsen cd MEIG S BAND Booster mee hng 7 30 p rn Monday m band room .11 hagh sc hool TUESDAY MIDDI EPORT Masomc I odg e 363 F &AM J ucsday , 7 10 p m all Master Masons Doggie bags to the rescue !NFI ATIUN ~" I(,JlV.R DEAR POl I Y - I suppose 111s onflatwn that has ca used many eatmg places to cut out govong doggoe bags Sonce I can s~ldmn fonash the meat I rliJVe urdered and pa1d fur I take along my own bag and carry the meat home for ml dog and two cars I also carry a plastic vegetable bag 1the ki nd found on most markets 1 and shp the bag of scraps onto 11 befure placmg m my purse HAZE l DEAR POll Y - My on flahon faghter Is to nux seven parls \\ 81er to one part arnmoma and use 1hts fur \H:Ishmg wmduws the t efngerator i:tlld stove The chrom e looks beautaful after shonong ol and rhas solution also cleans most painted surfaces I put this In an empty spra y bottle label ot and us e fur cveryda} cleanang PAUlINE DEAR POl l Y - Save those old s tyr ofoam ace chesls "hen they are not good enough lo hold "ater fhey make grea t boxes to hold the children s s mall IO}S smce th ey can aeach on to gel what th ey wan1 so eas oly JACKIE DEAR POllY - Many of us pr efe r big old fashaon ed cotton d1s h towels so I have a 11 ay to make my own I had many sheets !hat were not permanen t press Because of thas I kept pushang them to the back or the closet My da u~hl e r needed somethmg lu make m her embroidery MIDDLEPORT - Donna Aleshare was selected Miss Pers onality and Louase Eads th e Chnstma s Queen a t a recent meeting of the Meags TOPS !lake off pounds sensably 1 meetang held at the Amencan Legion hall '" Maddleport In VI led CHESTER COUNCIL 123 D of A Tuesday 7 30 p m ElectiOn and onstallatoon of officers Offocers to wear whale OHIO ErA Ph a Chapter Bela Sag rna Plu SorOral) 7 10 fuesday at the Columbus and Southern Oho o Electro c Co WEDNESDAY JUNIOR AMERICAN Leg aon Aux iliary, Drew Webster Post --39- 'f'., m Wednesd ay at the ~e of Mrs Harry Davos MIDDLEPORT loterary Club 2 p m Wednesday at the home of Mrs Nan Moore Annual busm ess mee ting wath Mrs Arthur Str~uss to review Washongton's Caval. cade by Charles Hurd Roll call w1ll be ~J comment un lmpresstve thtngs about Washongton, D C MIDDLEPORT Faremen s Auxahary Wednesday 7 10 p m at the farehouse Mrs Betty Ohli nge r and Mrs Emma Wayland to be the hostesses DONALD STEIN Celebrates birthday a: ::'1 t- z w c '' < '\ . ' Helen Help Us •.• J Teens of the Bradfo.-d Dlurch of Christ held a housewarming for Jack Perry, new pastor, and has Wife at the parsonage Friday evenang followang choar prachce at the church There were games with devohons bemg given by the mmaster who used scnpture from Matt 19, 15th verse Pizza and silft dnnks were served to Sherry Barnhart, Chen Lightfoot, David John and Tammy Blake, Herbie Noel, Darol and Danny Morris Make Wayland, Scott Dana Becky Painter, Bono Goradaa, ~anny Harrison , Mrs Gary Ughtfoot, John and Sylvia Blake and Chuckae, Ball and Carol Baggs, PeMy, Linda and Jamie Baggs, Mrs Sonja Wayland and Jeff, Mrs Nancy Morris, Pam and Rupa Goradaa Shelpa Goradaa and Jack and Kilty Perry ~ .• +++ Dear Helen You told Staymg Smgle ' that 'not AIL marraed people are bored wath each other " Raght, but a great percentage appear to be I've been a waatress for rune years Marroed couples, I've noticed usually eat faster talk less and seldom ' \_ smale Each table h!"' a personality of at. own That's why 1enJoY" : waatresslng - at s great for studymg human nature I have a word for marraed people Next tame you eome to a restaurant, try to fool us mto thinkmg you re not marraed l)on t be " un talltatlve food gulpers "It's bad for the dagestlon - SINGlE AND SERVTNG ~->--• ... ' ' Dear Helen Another thmg wmtresses notice about those food gulpmg • married people IS the tw-nover as faster, but the tllke Is less " They leave stmgaer Ups - T W Auxiliary has holiday party The annual Christmas Mohler and Anna Mane and party of the Junaor Ameracan guests Kenny Roush and Legaon Auxlhary of Feeney Kevan Smath Bennett Pos! 128 was held recenUy at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Roush wa th Beeky Roush and Chrasli Smith as hostesses The group exchanged galls around a lighted tree AI· tendang besades Mr and Mrs Roush, Becky and Chrastl were Mrs Gerry Kessinger, HOMI!:,,FROM VISIT Kim and Lots Ann, Mrs Chra~h alld ¥evln Smith, Bonnie Dadey and Angela, Pomeroy, have ~eturned Melinda Thomas, Paul from a visit In Cardlnl!ton With thear uncle and aunt, Mr Cunningham and Mrs Wanda and Mrs Dack Kanable Their grandparenta Mr and Mrs Albert Roush, had taken th,e BACK IN DAYTON children to Cardington and Jack Chase returned to then spent lime In Colilmbus Dayton Sunday after spen· with Mr and Mrs Blll Hall It ding a week here visiting Mr was w~ile they were visiting and Mrs Patrick Lochary there tl\at Mr Roush became and Miss Helen Lochary, Ill and . was returned lor Pomeroy Mrs " Elizabeth hospitalization at Veterana Challl!, who also came for the Memorial He is In Room 142 holidays, Is remaining here A son, ROC<t Roush, drove • for an Indefinite time with the couple home Tueldly Mlu Lochary ~s, ' ! W L Pet r--"""< ~ istanPdin~ lSteelers, meeting Cowboys In Super Bowl . N BA Standings By Untted Press tnrernat•onal Eastern Conference Atlanti c 01 \I I SIOn treasurer John Wolf~~ RACINE - An open on stallahon of offa cers of secretary Ben Philson, Racane Masomc Lodge 461 chaplam , Roy Van Meter, dass al S<llliol so I asked her "as held Tuesday nagnt at the semor deacon, Robert WOOd, lu mLtke me a dish towel Masomc Temple JurHur deac on Cet: tl rtH:y h 1d lo draw their m-.n Ben Phalsun was the m ROSfberry, semor slew1rl th!~:il~n:s un the nmler1al I stalhng offocer wolh Mauroce Dallas Hall Junaor ste\lard gave her one of these sheets l ott, anstalhng chaplaon Chfford Moms tyler, Robert cut '"I he siZe rowel I hke and Thomas Edwards, mstalhng E Beegle tru slee and she look ot Io school to em- Marshall and Walham educataonal offo cer broader .Now I ha ve Hayes, anstalhng secretary Thorty four members and numerous such towels and lnslalled were Ralph Webb v1s1tang members, along with ~ they cost nolhang When they worshapful master Rachard 20 women were present f or get too old to use for dash Dugan, se mor warden the msta llatwn ceremon y A' rowels, they w1ll be used for Walham Stewart, JU.!' IOr soc oal hou r was held wmdow rags - MRS H K warden, Frank Cle land follow mg the 1nstallatwn DEAR POll Y In these days of hagh praces, one box of oX~~':«<«,:~~~«-~'~'««ix<.~»-<~x«'·-~ .•~~ long busmess envelopes will (~ *~ ,,- , go twtce as far 1f you fold and ( cui one on half and tape or "<· glue the cut end shut Really ' makes two for the prace of " <•ne - B W By Helen Bottel DEAR POl l Y - To up dale m; husband's sh1rts thal ' have short pomted collars I Wife By Any Other Name rap off the collar 1not the Dear Helen I got an anonymous phone call that Jack, my husband, was band,j Then I cut a new collar from ohe shart taal by usong a ltiddmg around watha woman at the office and I should 'watch recent st yle collar as a It" I don't mmd his cutting up, but smce then I've notaced he " pattern Rehem the shari chp mentions a name an has sleep - and atisn 't mme After a few the ne\\ collar m the band and drmks , when we're making love, he calls me the same name slat ch You now have a styhsh Sherry I've dascovered there's a Sherry at has offace shart - VELMA I told him about thas and he accuses me of bemg jealous_' DEAR POI l Y - 1 hose 1\ ho have a lot of ammals wall Says he doesn 'I want anyone else but me So why does he fwd !hey can save money by dream about her ' He explalllS he s a normal man and I should , rut fmg nne large flea collar understand We 've been married 19 years He s very handsome and on half It makes two for the very attenllve has a half-hour lun~h break, get. borne 15 ', pnce of une Use a safety pm nunutes after he's through work and doesn t got out mghts ~ to fasten !He one that does not Without me Have I got cause to worry ' - INSECURE IN MY have the buckle - JEAN 11-IOUGHTS You "Ill receive a dollar af Polly uses your favorlle Dear Insecure Since Jack IS very attentive and doesn ' I gave himself tame homemaking Idea, Pel for an affaar, stop worrymg' Oecasaonal fantasies are nonnal Pt eve Polly s Problem or for both men and women • soluhon to a problem Wrlte P S Call ham ' Don , this should smk Sherry .:. H Poll) Jn care ul this ne1" +++ paper Dear Helen Re 'Upset and Darn Mad 'and your reply Helen Why get churned up over a few TV cancellataons or rrussed ' programs because two favorates came on at the same time' You have several channels to choose from You can turn -~ After the members the darn TV off anytime you choose Personally 1 rarely turn ' weaghed an they went to the mme off because at Is rarely on " • home of Belly Clark leader However,afthe programs and or their tame slots raased my where a gaft exchange and party was held Mrs Clark temperature, blew my cool and got my mnards man uproar as was presented a corsage they obVIously do to you and U and DM I'd g1ve the adiot bolt from the group There was a more whacks wath an ax than Uzzae supposedly gave her dear " candlelight servace and carol mater and pater, then I'd scatter the remaans of the one-eyed sang Twenty members al· monster over the city dump and start readmg newspapers" more, and gettmg acqurunted With some of the thousands of tended fine booke whach are mme for the nskmg at the public library At Tuesdays meetmg of JUSTIN PHUNN, A REGULAR READER RARE WATCH· the club, the pledge to the flag ER and TOPS pledge were gaven Mrs Clark presaded wath Mrs Betty Sayre gavang Dear Just111 My quarrel wath the "family hour' and the VICIOUS war of devotaons A report was given ratmgs lSI! t based so much on personal enjoyment as u as on by Debbae Hall on a new comnuseratlon wtth actors, directors, writers and producers contest "Miss Sprmghme' to who knock thear brams out on a good seraes only to have at began next Tuesday mght and cancelled because the tame wasn't nght • or a popular oldie , contmue unhl May II ran agamst at TV people must be equapped wath bualt In shrugs, something I've never quite developed - H Teens host housewarming w I •• • TOPS women honored Donald I ee Stem ce lebrated has seventh barth day on Dec 30 wath a party goven by has mother, Mrs Patty Stem at the home of hiS grandparents Mr and Mrs Donald Lowery A football that It could be used by theme was earned out m the anyone as a substatute for cake and ace cream served to cream the guests I have JUSt looked m our Yoyos and balloons were store It carraes three brands goven as favors Attending of canned products supposed were Dee Dee Henderson, to be for baboes and upon Lee Henderson, Pam reading the label I fmd Walburn Tren t Nash Bobby everyone of them contams Southern land, Mr and Mrs some coconut oal I d1d not Steve Southerland Donald's land any sort of powder fa ther , Edwan Lee Stein III, DEAR READER - Try and hiS saster, Mary Beth another store I do not wash to Unable to attend were hiS encourage the use of mdk Any day now Congress 1s grandparents, Mr and Mrs substitutes that contain lots due lo lake Its midseason Edwm Lee Stem, Jr , North , of coconut od These products work break Canton contain far more saturated fat than ordmary malk One of the brands that uses soybeans as a base as what I had an DR RONALD F RIVIERE mmd ProSobee made by (/) DR A J STA.EHU OR FREEMA~ MALTZ Mead Johnson as such a product and can be found m AREA COOE 614 many stores nationwade If PHONE 25N181 25H445 your store doesn't stock such One or Two Day Full Denture an atem, at as a local problem Servrce, Partials E•tractlons. smce such Items do exist You X Rays Cteanong can usually fand them m the bab) food sectaon of a store If you can 't, ask your store manager to start stocking such products ProSobee comes an a llquad concentrate, just as canned condensed milk It can be diluted to use as milk or used undlluated as a cream sub- Medical school enrollment policies medacme as very demanding, far more than most people seem to realize The average doctor commonly put. an 60 to 80 hours a week at a mammum The physacal stamma to do this requares a reasonably good level of health There are few, af any, other occupataons or professaons that requare so much constant hard work as does the successful praetace of med1cme Even so, a number of people with significant ob· vao us medical handacaps have completed medacal school successfully and been out.tanding doclors So, there Is no black or white answer to your question • Those who want more m formatiOn on diabetes can send m 50 cents for The Health Letter, number 3-10 Daabetes The Sweet Sackness wath a long stamped, self addressed envelope for ma1lmg Just send your request to me, m care of this newspaper, P 0 Box 1551, Radio Oty Stallon, New York, NY 10019 ' DEAR DR LAMB - In a recent column you mentaoned usmg a product made for babies who cannot tolerate natural ma lk You suggested By Polly Cramer Hl Loci DR. LAMB By Lawrence E Lamb, M D DEAR DR LAMB- Why do medical schools hesatate to enroll student. seeking ad mattance If they have a history of d1sbetes' I am so at a loss to know why DEAR READER - I m not sure that I can accept your statement as a fact Gettmg accepted to medical school these days as very com placated, because the number of applicants far outnumbers the places avaalable The reason here IS obvaous The college enrollments have mcreased many fold over the past 20 years, and the saze and capacity of medical schools have not mcreased anywhere nearly as much The end result IS many tames the number of qualified applicants for medaeal school than there used to be It as true. that a selectaon committee m1ght wetgh a sagnlflcant bealth factor an terms of the. advisability of usmg one of the spaces available for a gaven ap. phcant To Illustrate the point, there would not be much wisdom m selectmg an otherwase well.quahfaed student who has cancer wath a llmlted opportunity to live five years Also the practace of Polly's Pointers n •lurt> I Ar,r rt H 1975 Racine Lodge installs officers "' .. - Boston 22 1o 688 Phtladelphla 13 11 676 Buffalo 10 16 556 New York H 21 447 Central Otvts ton W L Pet Washington 19 15 559 Atlanta 17 IS 531 Cleveland 18 17 514 Houston 16 16 500 New Orleans ld 19 -424 • ~ FreeZing temps chills This Raiders; Stauhach and Week's :, Pearson heat Rams 37-7 Games GO 4 a GB 2 • Unfed Press Jn1 ernat•onal Monday PITTSBURGH (UPIJ - A 15·degree tern Western Confe renc e Oh to St a te at W1sco ns n Mtdwest Divt ston perature and a 17·mtle an hour wtml combmed to Cap tal af Urbana W L Pet GB R1o Grande at Cenlrat St Milwaukee 15 18 455 freeze a few fmgers and toes Sunday m the Jack sonvil le at Dayton Detroit 14 18 438 ~ Conference champaonshtp Mercy (M ,ch ) at T ff n Kilns as City 11 23 324 4 2 Ameracan Football Tu es day Ch cago a 25 242 7 game between the P1ttsburgh Steelers and the Loursv l i e at C nc nnat PoJCtfiC DIYISIOR Obe rlin al Hetdelberg W L Pet GB Oakland Ra1ders Wooster at Kenyo n hot de n State 25 9 735 W tt len b erg at Denrson The Steelers however, get a chance to thaw Marrelta Los Angeles :n 17 564 5' ' a Otterbe n Seat tle 19 18 514 ' out m Maamt Jan 18 The Ra1ders for the fourth Malone a1 Cedar ville Phoenix 16 16 500 8 W edn es day Portland 13 23 36 1 13 stratght year, must remam out m the cold unttl c;ent M •ch a Bowling Grn Saturdays Results at Toledo next December when the Natwnal Football Mlam New York 107 Buffalo 106 Can•s•us at Xav er Phoenix 100 Atlan ta 89 League agam conducts tts annual playoff lottery )d hn Carrol at Bald Wa l Oe tro•l 104 Cleve land 100 Oh o Northern at M l Un 1on New Orl eans 120 Kansas City 95 for the raght to appear m the Super Bowl W L•berty (W V..a l aT AS h land Wash ngton 119 Philadelphia 104 Central S t at Wtlberforce M i lwaukee 126 Houston 101 Pittsburgh unleashed a devastatmg defens1ve Clevel and St at Wr ght St Golden Stat e 130 Los Ang eles 99 ch1ll to match what nature had m store for the two Yougs town St a Wes1 Portland 125 Boston 91 m nster Sunday s Results AFC tttle game parttc1pants when tts vaunted Oef an ce at F ndlay Kansas C1 ty 98 Phoenr x 86 w lm ngton at B l uffton 1.-0s Angeles 110 Portland 101 ' Steel Curtam defenstve umt forced ftve turn· Ca rn eg •e Me l on ( Pa l a Seat tle 97 Golden St are as overs and kept Oakland scoreless for almost 48 Case Western Today s Game Gannon ( Pa J aT Steubenv ll le Houston at Ch cago mmutes m gtVlng the Steelers a 16 10 vtctory and a Thursday Tuesday s Gam es St Francs ( Pa J at Kent S Atla n ta at Mtlwaukee second consecutive Super Bowl appearance Muskrngvm at Ohto Wes l eyan L os Ang eles at Buffalo Cheyney St ( Pa l at Akr on N~w Orleans at Ch cago And later m the day, Rober Staubach who Ke n yo n a t Cleve lan d St Wash ngton at Kansas C ty Oh o Om n can at W lber won the He1sman Trophy m glory-f1lled c~llege for N ew York at Portland ce Frrday days and Preston Pearson , who never even ABA Standmgs No Ke ntu cky St •• played cottage football, teamed to carry the Youngstown St U n•ted Pres s lnlernaltonal W L Pel GB Dallas Cowboys mto the Super Bow 'We've been Ohto St atSaturday D en ver 25 8 7 58 M1ch gan St New Yo rk 21 10 688 the underdog all seaJ?on · sa1d Staubach ' That's Toledo a t Western M ch•gan San Anton •o 19 13 !i9.t Bow l ng Green at Oh o U Kentucky 18 15 545 15 ' the d1fference from before People always ex· Ken1 St at Ball Sl lnd•ana 19 16 54J 1 ern ll lmo•s at M am peeled us to go to the Super Bowl before They North St Lou s 16 2 437 II Eas 1crn Kentucky at C1n V rg nla .s 28 152 20 c nnat dadn t th1s season • Saturday s Results. O l d Domtn on (Va ) at N ew York 105 lnd•ana ~ The scrambltng former He1sman Trophy Daylon Kentucky 98 San Anton1o 88 hlan d at Tr State 1tnd J v.mner from Navy was at h1s best Sunday, passmg As Denver 126 St Louis t iS Yo ungs town S at Ph Ia Sunday s. Results ..de iPtHa Texlde for four touchdowns - three of them to Pittsburgh Centra N ew lfor k 11 9 lndtana 98 l St at Wr.gh t St V rg n a at 51 LOUIS Steelers castoff Pearson - m a 37 7 upset romp 51 Joseph ( Pa } at Xav .er postpone d Baldwin Wallace at Woost er over the Los Angeles Rams Today s Game Mount Un on at He1delb erg Kentucky at Denver A lb on (M •c h l at Kenyon So tt'll be the Cowboys agamst the defendmg Ober No gam es Tuesday lm at Oh o North ern champwn Steelers m Super Bowl X at M1am1 Jan Olt erbe n at Cap.ta1 4 '' ,. , NH L Standmgs By Un•ted Pr ess lnternattanal Campbell Conferenc e Patrick D v s1on W l:. T Pis Ph •ladelphta 25 6 8 58 N Y slanders 20 11 7 47 A tlan ta 2 16 J 46 N Y Ran gers 15 19 4 J" Smythe Otv s1on W L T Pis Ch cago 16 10 13 45 VancO U\Ier 14 15 7 35 St Lou s 12 20 5 29 M.nnesota 12 23 2 26 Ka n sas c ty 11 'l4 " 20 Wal es Confer ence Norru DIVISIOn W L T Pis Montreat 'l7 5 o 60 LOS Arf'geles 21 17 1 44 P d tsbur gh 15 19 4 J4 Oe tr ol l 12 17 4 28 w ashmgton 3 31 s 11 Adami Dt v"ton W L T Pfs Boston 11 ~ 9 51 Buffalo 21 11 5 47 Toronto 16 \4 8 40 Cal forn a 13 23 3 19 Saturday s Result s Ch• cago 1 N Y !slanders 1 Ph tadelph a 8 Pt llsburgh 4 Atlanta 6 Kansas C t y 4 Montreal 7 Wash n9ton 0 Detro t 1 Toronto 0 St Lou1s J M•nnesota 7 Boston 3 Los Ang eles 0 Sunday s R esutts Toronto 8 NY Ran gers 6 Phllad elph a 5 N Y Island er s 3 Ch icago 5 P llsburgh 3 van co u ver 4 Oetron J Today s Game Bu ffalo at Mon lreal Tuesday s Games N Y Rangers at St Lou s Kan sas Cd y at N Y Islanders Detro •I at A!lan ta Vancouver at washington AHL Standings t1IW!!. By Untted Press Jnterna t•onal North w L T Pis Nova Sc ot ia 22 10 4 48 Roch es ter 20 10 5 45 Providence 19 IS 4 47 Spr ingfield I I 26 2 24 South W L T Pts Hershey 18 15 4 40 Rrchm ond 16 16 J 15 New Hl!ven 15 21 1 Jl Salt mor e 17 20 J 77 Saturday s A esulh Provrdence 6 Ba ltimor e 4 New H&ven 5 Her shey 7 Roc hester 8 Richmond 6 Nova Sco t1a s Sprrno Jte td 5 Coil Sundays R esults Prov dence 6 Hershe y 4 Rochester 8 Sprlngfreld 1 No games scheduled today or Tu esdav 18 Unebacker Jack Lambert recovered a playoff record three fumbles and safety Mike Wagner mtercepled two passes to help stymae the potent Oakland attack whale quarterba ck Terry Bradshaw was warmmg up the Potts burgh offense Turnovers dec tded tt " sa ad Oakland quar terback Ken Stabler who had a dismal nane for 25 passang performance for 102 yards through three quart ers before catchmg fare m the four th penod to rally his team Bag games are decided by bog plays and we d1dn t make enough of them The Pittsburgh defense made all the bag plays highlogllted by the per formance of Ujmbert who kill ed one second half Oakland dnve at the Pills· burgh 20 and another at the Steeler 30 Lambert s second fumble recovery at the Pitt.burgh 30 set up Franco Harns :>.:;-yard touchdown run early 10 the fourth quarter 10 give the Steelers a I~ lead Hts !hard fumble recovery at the Oakland 21 enabled Pills· burbfh to score Its second touchdown on a 211--yard pass from Terry Bradshaw to John Stallworth On both touchdowns, rookie defensave back Neal Colzae was the goat faaling to keep Harris ansade on an aborted off4ackle play and fallmg dOwn 10 the end zone whale • Stallworth was leapang for what proved to be the w10mng touchdown grab It was gomg to be a dif. f1cult pass to catch," saod Stallworth of has touchdown I knew I'd have to JUmp for 11 he I Co !zoe )just made 11 a whole lot easier for me by fallmg down • Mel Blount, who led the NFL In mterceptaons thas seasvn with II , dad_ a remarkable JOb an shutting off Claff Branch, who didn't eaten a pass untal Just 1 11 remamed an th e game Branch who led the Raaders woth nane regular season TD rece)mons almost did the Steelers on with has second and fmal catch of the game at the Pittsburgh 15 as tame ran out That 37·yard recepllon came the farst play after the Raaders recovered an onsade kiCk foll ow mg George Blanda s longest faeld goal of the season t 41 yards) to pull Oakland within _sax pomts wath JUSt 12 seconds left an the game When they recovered that kick, Lambert said, People didn t realize how close we were to losmg But Mel (Blount) played It perfectly He let Branch catch the ball and then tackled ham before he could get out of bounds If \ there was mterference giVIng them the baD that deep m our zone who knows what maght have happened • Landry surprised I certamly never expected we d be able to dommate a lnternattonat Hockey good football team lake the Leagu e standtngs Rams the way that we dad , ' Un~t ed Pres s tnternahonal North saod Tom Landry the 16-year _ w I I pt s gl ga Dallas coach whose team Sett-i naw 20 13 6 .:16 150 175 t Huron wentmto the game as a SIX· ... 1814440130118 I 16 14 8 40 134 17 1 J?Omt underdog 'It Just ,......kegon 16 13 7 39 11 2 103 seemed to be our day • "\l'Bmazoo 9 21 7 25 119 17 4 "I honestly thought there .. South w t t pis gf ga was no way we weren t gomg to the Super Bowl " all-pro orJton 20 10 6 46 145 111 T~dQ 15 13 10 40 123 122 defensave end Jack FM.t Wayne Youngblood of the Rams sa ad - • I S 17 B 38 156 147 Cl!'m bus ' I had no doubt. we would be .. 11 254261 12 160 In Maaml - even With our ... saturdays Results F~t Wayne 7 Ka lamazoo 1' mjuraes But our luck ran Ca!,um bus 3 Muskegon 2 out ' O;D'ton 2 Port Huron ~ " S. .Jnaw .ol Fltnt 2 Staubach teamed with ..,. Sunday 1 lhsulh Pearson for an 18-yard touch· Fft:t wavne :J Flint 3 MiJlkegon 5 Columbus 1 down on a screen pass In the Dl!i¥l0n 4 Toledo 4 openang quarter after .-.... Today s G1mu ft gamu scheduled linebacker D D LeWIS In· .-... Tue1day•s Game tercepted a James Harris Toledo at Ka lamazoo aeraal In the second perlud, Stau: Golden Empire Clinic c.nam pionshtp bilch found Golden Richards F:tierton 101 Bakerst eld St all by himself In the end zone 690>' with a four.yard pass and :. Conaolatlon Pearson later made a SM Diego 86 Ch~pman 84 brUHant, diving catch of a I~ ~ •tarette1nvlt1tlonat yard throw for another score ,.,,.. Championship L~vette 11. Army 61 Just 6 56 Into the second half, Staubilch sw-prised the ;. Consolation N..,.Hampshlre 80 R ochester Rams with a shovel pass to 72 • Pearson for a !&.yard touch· --walrunot'On 106 Seattle 75 down • W-ington Sf 76 llllnO tS Sl Austnan Toni Fritsch 71 - - famshed the Rams off with faeld goals of 40, 26 and 26 yards Thas was the mos( meamngful game I've ever had, satd Pearson, a nme year pro veteran who signed wtth the Cowboys as a free agent after bemg cut by the Steelers Pearson played basketball at Illinois ' I was scared to death when the game started But I take pride m being able to play under pressure " "As far as I m concerned/' Denison at Oh o Wes leyan Mar ella at Muskrngum F tndlay at W ilm ngton Hanover I ln d J at Defian ce Taylor { lnd J at Blutflon Cas e We t e rn at H r am Cedarv li e a t T ftm Ca rn eg e Mel on ( Pa J at Joh n Carro ll Malone at R o Grande Ohro Dom rnrcan at Wa l sh St eub enville at w lberforce OHIO COLLEGE BASKETBALL RESU LT S Un Ted Press lnternat•onal Saturday As hlan d 109 Dyke 69 Dayton 80 Xave r 71 Defiance 95 Bluffton 89 F nd lay 89 A nderson 80 tnd ana 66 oh o St 64 Ken St 76 Northern Ill 65 M 1am I Oh•o > 83 Eastern M ch 69 Oberl n 41 Mercyhurst 46 Dh•o Dom tn ca n 79 Mar on ( 1net J 7 1 Oh o N o r t h ern 75 A dr Ia n (M ch) 73 (ot) Ohto Unrv 86 Central M1ch 74 Po nt Park (Pal 61 Kenyon 56 Steub eiJ VIIIe 72 Woosler 56 Toledo 72 Ball St 60 Urb an a 88 Earlham 86 Western Ill 8.:1 Akron 87 Wes tern M ch 67- Bowlmg Green 57 Wrrght St 89 Armslrong (Ga l as cot )• Ma;tetta tnv1tal1onat Manett~ 82 Allegheny 61 Case Wester n Reserve 72 Gle rw IJe s t 71 Hall of Fame Tournament Malone 70 Slrpper y Ro ck ( Pa) 58 M ll1gan { Ten n) 108 Wal sh 106 lot J Ohto H tgh Sc hool Bctsketha\1 R esu lT s Un•ted P ress tn1 cr nallonill Saturday /\de na 6'J Ross Co S outheast~Jrn SO Akron Etlc 8 1 WaSh Jcsu I 69 Akron Kenmore ~1 t.. J..ron H oban 50 Ak ron S l V ncent S1 Mary 61 Akron Cent Hower 59. A t ance 80 Youn gs town Raven 56 Barberton 84 Akron r tr es ton e 52 BeHefonta n c 57 M ea dowdale 33 Bex l ey 87 P c ker nqton 16 Ca d z. 66 Newcom erstown 51 Can on Cent Cath 64 Ak r on so 57 Canton McK nl ev 11 /\kron Ga r! eld 48 Canton So -19 Canton L nco n 45 Canton T1mk e 1 50 /\ kr on Buch t el 45 Cardmg lon 60 Ml)nst t: ld Pete r 56 Car ey 75 !\read a a t Col Mohawk 5" Can on L eh man 41 Co l St Cha r les 6H Zane sv Rose crans 50 Co n t n en tal 78 Colu TJ IJu s G r ove 71 Corv Raw so n 59 Le os1< 1f Coshocton 72 New Ph Ia de ph a 48 Cuyahoga r al s 73 Akron N o 61 Dayt on Col Wh te BJ Col Central 82 F a1 rl ess 57 Orrv te 32 ra .r v ew 71 Bryan 68 .. a yet e 74 Wal dren (M ch ) 69 F ndlay 67 Mansf eld St 65 Fro ntte 65 Shenandoah 60 r1 1 rye 87 Bea l\sv He 6 1 Grove C1ly 77 Wh tehall 60 H ll sd a e 65 R11tman 6 tron 1o n St Joe 82 Sou th weslern [Gall al 38 Ka t da 7d Holg ate J7 L tber y Un on 76 Orne Un on 15 Lim a Cent Cor h 69 /\ li e n Eas t 59 Loutsv l ie 56 N Carllon Hoover 52 Manches er 59 Jack on 11:1 Mansi e t d Ma la Ba r 60 As h la nd 57 Man sf eld Madison 67 C ear Fo rk 62 Mass li on P err y <16 Glen Oak 31 Maysvrlle 86 Cr ooksv 1\ e 72 Minfor d 55 PO r!SmOUi h E 7 M ns ler 58 Botk ns J9 N ew LeK m gton 65 Tr Val l ey 48 Oak H I 59 Alexander 54 Ott awa Glandorf 76 wauseon r 19 andora G tlb ol"' 64 McComb 2 Pett sv 1 e 56 Mar on Loca l St r~ ~t ~'1~ uth 75 Boyd Cou ty R ctgcm on l 70 L nco lnv •cw 53 - ~~~~ ~v ;~w 88 N ew Con c ord Sa ndu sky St Ma r y 7 I s cen1 ra 56 Sher dan 68 Ph Jo 63 Stryker 75 L tb ert y Center 5 1 Tdf n Calver t 73 Cr der sv li e Perry <16 Upper Ar l .nglon 59 Ma r ella 58 W Mus km gum 84 Mor gan 09 Wa rr en L oca l 71 P ark er !'.h m {W va J Cath 57 Wat erford 68 Ca ldwell 59 Wes l L• be rty Sale m 67 Fa rlawn 60 Wtlla rd 67 Wyn tor d 55 Wooste r 76 Dov er 47 Zane T race 68 Conn o ton Valley 39 Cage standings ALL GAMES Team W l P OP Iron ton 8 0 <1 48 368 W h eelersbur g 7 0 -18 0 369 P I P leasant 4 J02 27 0 5 7 388 3J9 Ga ll pol s Port smou th 5 3 503" <~67 Waver ly 5 4 50 1 195 4 4 393 4 4 A then s Sou th Po.n l 3 4 379 <127 Log an 3 S 450 456 Wellston 2 .:1 316 345 Me 1g s 2 4 J36 352 Jackson 2 6 402 aos Non SEOAL r e sult~ Por smoulh 75 Boy d County 51 laude<l Staubach 'Preston has been the key to our season ' Stauhach completed 16of 26 passes for 220 yards agamst a defense that surrendered an NFL~ow 135 regular season pomts He also scrambled seven times for 54 yards Staubach as a great one,' managed a downcast Chuck Knox, the Rams' head coach who now has faaled three straight years to get hls club to the Super Bowl "Staubach's the best be's defanately the best " saad Youngblood, who had heated words wath the Cowboys' quarterba ck m the seeond half "Youngblood was a little frustrated," explamed Stau· haeh "I got mad when I thought he hit me late We bitched back and forth a little " Roger has had some great games over the years with us "noted Landry "This was one of his best, but 1 don't know If I could say at was hls greate81 game ever " Tuesdays games Ir onton at Ga ll po 11s Metgs at A hens Wav ~ rly at Jackson Logan at Wells on Hurr.can e at PI P leas ant Ke rm I at So uth Po nt Meigs goes to Athens H) f.rt g H.nl1} lhe1r upponents to no more than 59 Mat auders of coach Run 1 he Marauders have been I ogan s 1r dvel to Alhen~ to led by G8 senaor Motch tangle "uh t11e Bulldogs of Mc,odows who ha s been Coach Chao he M Afce The St:l!llng 1t a 12 pmnt l'hp and Ma 1mtde1s 11ed w1lh domona tmg th e boards but he Wellston fo r soxt h pla ce 1n the fonds ot hard to stay ou t of foul SEOA I 1\llh a 1 4 record 111ll troubl e Mock Davenport has be luokmg [OJ theu Um d been averagmg tn double l \el c11l VI CI OI y All their fr gures and las! week he losses have come ut the hands pumped 111 23 agamst I ogan of league foes Scruor Teary Qualls has been But one mustn l be fooled avcragmg 10 per outmg by aecords Wolh 1 lo ttie luck Las! 11 eek 10 pla) ers sa11 and some key shoolm g the actton agam s t the Ctueflams Marauders c.:ould vet ) east ly and all performed respec be 5 1 I heu foes llt~ve had to tably I he teams weakness gu 11ght to the \Hre before ha ~ been at the roul lmc \~ tnmng 11ns fa c! 1s sho" n Athens fresh off a 5348 wm by the <.~vet age sc01 mg over Wellston •11 1! try to Me1gs has been scm mg <:~t a tmpr ove Its 4 4 1 ccord 5G p<11nl chp 11 hole lu mto ng J UC:ilil.l) flt g ht the . IIV GREG BAll Ell EAST MEIGS - The Eas teo n Eagles fre shm en basketba ll team 1s well onto wha t can become a fme season w1t h 3 w1ns and lloss l hen lone loss was !hear forst game win ch the Eaglets los t l4 to 26 to North Galha at Nort h Galla a Easteo n led throughout tha t game except for lhe lusl 31 ~ mwutes v.hen the Ptrates came from behtnd to wm RoR Mttsters led all scm es 1\ltll 12 l he Eag lets then traveled 10 Ky ger Creek and defeated the Bobcats l2 lo 12 1lle Eagle ts s tart ed slow!~ but m the second half exploded for 2h pmnts to put the game o ut of reac h Dan Spencer led all SCOieJ S \\Jth 12 potn ls fh e Eaglcts contrnued to as th ey defeated the much larger Warren l oc a l \ \ lfl .•. -... • Host Iront on St Joe pla ced hve players an double hgures Sallllday mghl as the Flyers romped Sou thwes tern 8240 m a nun league encounter J oe Wagan ge1 led the way 111th 21 pomts Boll Maller dumped on 15 John Gagao added 13 and 11m Swartz and Jerry Khne each had 10 poonls Keit h Grate G0 juniOr center led the Hoghlanders 111th 10 pmnts Ironton Julllped onto a 19·14 lead at the end of the first perrod but outs co1ed the VIsitors 26 5 tn the second hom e 6 p m Jan 26, Federal Hockmg, home 6 p m Feb 5 Southern, away, 5 30 p m Feb 9 Kyg er Creek, home, 5 30 p m Feb 12 Ravenswo od, awav 7 30 p m Feb 16, 17, 18 19 20, 21, SV AC Freshman Tour namenl at Eastern On the freshman roster are Harry Davas Bruce Conde, Jeff Goebel, Moke Hayman, Randy Keller, Steve Little, Lawrence Pooler Ron Masters Lowe ll Raden our, Roger Riebel, Dan Spencer, Rusty Wagal and Keath Wolfe 5 30 p m Jan 12 Warren Local away 4 p m Jan H Rav ensw ood home 6 p m Jan 22 North Ga lha Gene I~1yt o n had 16 to pace the Htghlanders Box score Southwestern 140) Bush 2 J 7 B lan lon 2 1 5 Car te r 2 0 4 Crou se 1 1 3 Grat e 5 0 10 Lew s 0 3 3 Mtll er 3 o 6 Wa lk e r 1 0 2 Totals 16 B 40 Iron ton St Jo e (82) Mi ll er 7 1 15 Swa rt z 50 10 K l ne 5 0 10 Gaga 6 1 13 Wag n ger 10 1 21 Wa l ker t o 2 Wa l ker 0 1 1 Wal ker 2 o .:~ and Clay J 0 6 Totals l9 4 82 By Quarters Soul hWP<; tPrn 14 S 5 16- dO ron on St Joe 19 26 24 13- 82 Res erve s St Jo e 46 SW 29 B1g Four Champ1onsh1p Wake Fo r es t 93 N Caro t.na 5 I 78 s tanza So uthwestern 1 7 hosts Eastern Fnd ay The Fl; er resen es scored a 46 29 voclory over South. western s 1eserves Boyle led the \\lnners w1th 12 pmn ls ut'• rallc Soon DALE C. 992 21A3 Pomeroy \ team 27 to 14 Eastern played excellent defense agamst the al\\ a)s st rong Warn ors caustng many turnovers Dan Spencer agam led all scorers with I 0 pmn ts The Eastern Eaglets ended the 1975 part or theor season with a :ll!-32 "m over Federal Hockmg I he game was close m each quarter ho\\ever th e Eaglets managed to stay on top for the wm Once agam Dan Spencer led-all scorers with 17 poml• Eas te r n s fr es hman r esum e actton today January 5 at home agamst Southern al 5 30 p m Thear coach as Joe Mitchem RU!AINING GAMES Jan 5 Southern home llighlanders lose Play It ..Ce aad 111ft It may be time to have your preaent polley updated. tn2W Maon They re 4·1 m the league taed 1\lth Galhpohs for secord place JUSt one game behn j the league leadang Ironton !1gers Athens has also been .tn some close games so Tuesday mght could be a tough match for both clubs 1 he Bulldogs have been led by Arme Chonko s shootmg and board work but team male Matt Fa ulkn er has al\\ays been Chonko s part ner al"ays close at has heels lHHl er tile boards and m sconng Agaanst Wellston, Faulknea hauled an 20 caroms and tossed an hal f of has team s points ( 26 of 53) The prehmonary match will began at 6 p m Eaglets' standing 3-1 - -- M c1gs i Consolation N Carol na 77 Duke 74 Bluebonnet Class1c Champ1on sh1p Hou sto n 94 San F r anc sco 73 Consolat1on Te xas A&M 99 H o u st on Bao t st 74 NeigHBOr Bill.Fletcher 1258 Powell St Maddleport. 0 PH. 992-7155 See htm for all '~your family rnsurance needs Litr A Good Nri(Jhbor. St.lr ''"' r~~r,. " State Farm nsuran ce Co mpanies Home Off ces Bloom•ngton Ill Inos �3- The Daily Sent111el, M1ddlepoa !·Pomeroy 0 Monday, Jan 5 1976 L - The Dati\ & nt 111 ~ 1 :\hddlt Jll •rt 1 1111 r 11\ ll r-----------, ~ltt J d \ I 111 r• Jll'ih Meigs news highlights ~HRt M lllh 1 \\ I lk pru~rt ~~t"CC un t lh. \4 Mtdu 1\ M.trkt't 1r1 Pontt ro\ lliHirl lht sUf>H \ 1swn of Uub H 11 rul7. \1 \.Hltr March 2 - 1 h{ Umon A\t Pomero\ homf' of Mr nnd s;d,tf\Pi nf I ht. lht. l lllk 111 ,,tut l 111 Multiltpml "t n.• Jllltt tst d Stu \\ft. II ,rnd snow rut n rppt tH d hen a nd M Il l II 10 1111\llf llld lht. re M.on h 11 ~ Huger E Brauer res1gncd as head Mrs Janus Re)11tJlds Vuls basketball coach 11 Meogs ~'Utled b1 fore March 3 - Heating 1atos on Hogh School March 12 - Apathl of rhe mcreasc m Pomero\ \4('re announced and Henr) Wells busmess people and residents \\.aS named prestdent · of the agam appeared "hen only Meags Co unt) Com about 20 persons showed up mJsswners for a meetmg to protest on March ~ - The Meags proposed Penn Cent ral !me Co unty Faar Board an abandonment nounced plans for a new show March 13 - Forty Meigs area at the faargrounds and a High School students were move got underway to reduce mducled mto the Nalounal the count} 's votmg precmcts Honor Socaetl , Howaa d from 40 to 28 Frank assumed hos duties as March 6- Chester V King new count} auditor Rutland was named new March 14 - George Collms director of the Ameracan Red was nam ed new Meigs Cross m Meags County and County treasurer Syracuse catazens gave theor March 15 The nod of approval to a swam Southeastern Ohao Herefo(d mmg pool projecr. Assocaal\ll_n staged another March 7 - Paul Smart was successftllt sho" and sale at unarumousl) nommated by the Rock Sprongs Faar the Middleport Pomeroy grounds Rotary Club to receave the March 17 - Jo) Whale a Governor's Award • for Meogs Hagh semor won the Fellowshap 21st annual Amencan March 8- Ric hard E Electroc Power Sys tem Jones was named manager of scholarship the Meags County offace of the March 18 - Plans for Athens County SaVIngs and closmg the local General Telephone Co office on March ?:/ were announced and plans were made to buald a doctors complex on con JUnction wath Veterans Memonal Hospital Edgar Van Inwagen Bataan Death March survtvor \\as ac COLUMBUS - Ohauans corded specaal honors at the planmng to order tree seed annual barthday observance hngs for sprang dehvery from of Drew Webster Post the Department of Natural Debbie Spencer Eastern Re sources Davasaon of Hagh School JUnior hagh Fores try sta ll have a good student won the county selcchon from win ch to spellmg bee wath runner up choose although supphes of bemg Jayne Lee Hoeflich, four tree spec ae s are representmg the Bradbury exhausted and others are School run nang low March 19 - Tuppers Plaans Ernest J Gebhart Chaef of Elementary School prepared the Forestry Davaswn urged for Its annual operetta whach landowners to order soon to featured many , many ass ure !hey receive th e costwnes seedlings they wan t The March 20 - Angie Sisson, stock of buckeye butternut Pomeroy was named a Garis hemlock and luhp specoes has State delegate been depleted however there March 22 - Charles A Is a good supply of whale pane Marcank o 21 Route I Norway pme, Austraan pane Mmea svalle lost has hie m a and walnut four car accadent on Route 7 The manamum order as 500 March 23 _ A wave of seedhngs except for wond breakmg and entenng of b1 eak planlmg s tock winch fenses look place over the has a mammum order of 50 w e e k e n d N o 1a n Order blanks and pnce hsls Swackhamer , Meogs Hogh for the seedlangs are School educator, was honored avaalable at local offices of over the weekend with en the F ores try Davas aon s shrmement m the Na1smath se rvace foresters and soal Memoraal Basketball Hall of and water conservatiOn Fame, Sprmgfaeld, Mass dastracts March 25 - Vandalism Informataon also ca n be look place an Middleport Hall obtamed at local Agraculture \c'Cemetery wath some 20 grave Stab1lazataon and Co n markers bemg knocked from servallon Service oo the1r foundataons Erma Coopera tave Extensaon McClurg and Bob Spurlock Servace offaces or by wn\mg resigned from the Southern to the DIVISIOn or Forestry, Hagh School leachmg staff Ohao Department of Natural March 27 • - A senwr Resources Fountaan Square, Citizens center for Meigs Columbus Ohao 43224 County - of a permanent Good choice of seedlings is continuing . c:.um do~er rrncsl N1dwlsmt " 1s J..ti\Pn Ius oath CJS a me1nbu vf the Me1gs lounl) Suldaer s Hehef (onuntssJOn Throdore T Jr pres1dent of The r II fll{'f s Bank and S....vmgs Co returned fro m 1 Washm gton D C where he was one of some 35 Ohao bankers who took part an high level brtefmgs on rnon ctar} pohcaes of the federal gO\ ern ment March 28 - Rack Colhns " as the new presadent of the Meags J a)cees March 30 - On a cold blustery day the Maddleport Pomeroy Rotar) Club con ducted another successful Easter egg hunt at the Middleport park March 31 - Rep Ron James appeared before the Pom e r oy Chamber of Comn1erce on the need for railroad hnes Mack Childs JOined the Dowmng-Clulds Insurance Agency m Mid dleport t CHRISTOPHER ADKINS Birthday observed Chnstopher Sha"n Adkins, son of M1 and Mrs Terry Adkins Sr Rock Sprmgs, celebrated ho s Iu s! borlhda; Sun day Dec 28 Cake and tacus were served by ha s parents to Mr and Mrs Ches ter Sexton Mod dlepoo t grandparen ts Mr and Mrs Btll Cha pman Langsvolle Mrs Betty Walhs Racme ho s brother Ten y Adkon s .Jr ho s sost er I ammy Adkms Scndmg gofts were Mr and Mrs Ronnre I ee Galhpohs and Cledah Sexton Cam. bradge great grandm other Chrrs was a pattcnt at Holzer LOC..:'MedJc(:ll Center but m<.~de 1t , _ home on tame for has borthday I know tt tastes ternble and ,~;. ...... :: .. .'f:::::::,t::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-:-:·:ot s gomg to keep raght on tastmg terroble until l get taken oul to dtnner a fey, ttmes CLASS TO MEET POMEROY Happy Harvesters Class of Tramt; Church "'II meet at 7 30 Fnday mght 10 the church basement Mrs Ella Smolh and Mrs Edath Lanmng wall be hostesses Devotwns wall be gaven by Mrs Rose Gm Iher The Dally Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA l TANNEHILl Ekec Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH CHESTE~ CtiJ Ed1tor Pubi•Sh e da ly ex ce pt Sa turdaY by Tt1e Oh 0 Vall ey P ubl sh ng Com pany 11 1 Court st Pomeroy Ohio 45769 Bu s mess Off c:e Phon e 99 2 2156 Ed!lor •a l P h one 99 2 2157 Sec ond cl a ss po Stag e pad at Pom eroy Oh o National advert 1s ng r e presentat rve wa rd Gr ff th Compan y In c Bottm e ll & Gallagher 01',. 757 Th rd Ave New York N Y 10017 Subsc r rpllon rat es Del vered b y carr•er where av ailabl e 75 c ents p er week By Motor Rout e where earner serv•ce no t avarlabl e One month $3 25 By mall m Oh•o and W Va One Year. $22 oo Sot months $ 11 50 Three mon ths $7 00 E lsewhere $26 00 year S x m on ths S1J 50 th.ree month s $7 so Su bscrrptron pnce ncludes Sun da y Trme s Sent nel • Social ' Calendar ~: MONDAY EIGHT AND FORTV , Meogs County Salon 710 7 30 Monday naght at th e home of Mane Boyd SAl EM CEN TER PTA 7, 30 Mond ay at the school Btll Bauer Dlv1s wn Pubhc Affairs manager for Gen~ral Telephone "oll present hle progra m Adventures '" Sound Pubhc mvoted REGULAR ME E fJNG Racine Chapter 134 OES 8 P m Monday at Masonoc Temple 1\o th Obhgatwn Nogh t to be obsen cd MEIG S BAND Booster mee hng 7 30 p rn Monday m band room .11 hagh sc hool TUESDAY MIDDI EPORT Masomc I odg e 363 F &AM J ucsday , 7 10 p m all Master Masons Doggie bags to the rescue !NFI ATIUN ~" I(,JlV.R DEAR POl I Y - I suppose 111s onflatwn that has ca used many eatmg places to cut out govong doggoe bags Sonce I can s~ldmn fonash the meat I rliJVe urdered and pa1d fur I take along my own bag and carry the meat home for ml dog and two cars I also carry a plastic vegetable bag 1the ki nd found on most markets 1 and shp the bag of scraps onto 11 befure placmg m my purse HAZE l DEAR POll Y - My on flahon faghter Is to nux seven parls \\ 81er to one part arnmoma and use 1hts fur \H:Ishmg wmduws the t efngerator i:tlld stove The chrom e looks beautaful after shonong ol and rhas solution also cleans most painted surfaces I put this In an empty spra y bottle label ot and us e fur cveryda} cleanang PAUlINE DEAR POl l Y - Save those old s tyr ofoam ace chesls "hen they are not good enough lo hold "ater fhey make grea t boxes to hold the children s s mall IO}S smce th ey can aeach on to gel what th ey wan1 so eas oly JACKIE DEAR POllY - Many of us pr efe r big old fashaon ed cotton d1s h towels so I have a 11 ay to make my own I had many sheets !hat were not permanen t press Because of thas I kept pushang them to the back or the closet My da u~hl e r needed somethmg lu make m her embroidery MIDDLEPORT - Donna Aleshare was selected Miss Pers onality and Louase Eads th e Chnstma s Queen a t a recent meeting of the Meags TOPS !lake off pounds sensably 1 meetang held at the Amencan Legion hall '" Maddleport In VI led CHESTER COUNCIL 123 D of A Tuesday 7 30 p m ElectiOn and onstallatoon of officers Offocers to wear whale OHIO ErA Ph a Chapter Bela Sag rna Plu SorOral) 7 10 fuesday at the Columbus and Southern Oho o Electro c Co WEDNESDAY JUNIOR AMERICAN Leg aon Aux iliary, Drew Webster Post --39- 'f'., m Wednesd ay at the ~e of Mrs Harry Davos MIDDLEPORT loterary Club 2 p m Wednesday at the home of Mrs Nan Moore Annual busm ess mee ting wath Mrs Arthur Str~uss to review Washongton's Caval. cade by Charles Hurd Roll call w1ll be ~J comment un lmpresstve thtngs about Washongton, D C MIDDLEPORT Faremen s Auxahary Wednesday 7 10 p m at the farehouse Mrs Betty Ohli nge r and Mrs Emma Wayland to be the hostesses DONALD STEIN Celebrates birthday a: ::'1 t- z w c '' < '\ . ' Helen Help Us •.• J Teens of the Bradfo.-d Dlurch of Christ held a housewarming for Jack Perry, new pastor, and has Wife at the parsonage Friday evenang followang choar prachce at the church There were games with devohons bemg given by the mmaster who used scnpture from Matt 19, 15th verse Pizza and silft dnnks were served to Sherry Barnhart, Chen Lightfoot, David John and Tammy Blake, Herbie Noel, Darol and Danny Morris Make Wayland, Scott Dana Becky Painter, Bono Goradaa, ~anny Harrison , Mrs Gary Ughtfoot, John and Sylvia Blake and Chuckae, Ball and Carol Baggs, PeMy, Linda and Jamie Baggs, Mrs Sonja Wayland and Jeff, Mrs Nancy Morris, Pam and Rupa Goradaa Shelpa Goradaa and Jack and Kilty Perry ~ .• +++ Dear Helen You told Staymg Smgle ' that 'not AIL marraed people are bored wath each other " Raght, but a great percentage appear to be I've been a waatress for rune years Marroed couples, I've noticed usually eat faster talk less and seldom ' \_ smale Each table h!"' a personality of at. own That's why 1enJoY" : waatresslng - at s great for studymg human nature I have a word for marraed people Next tame you eome to a restaurant, try to fool us mto thinkmg you re not marraed l)on t be " un talltatlve food gulpers "It's bad for the dagestlon - SINGlE AND SERVTNG ~->--• ... ' ' Dear Helen Another thmg wmtresses notice about those food gulpmg • married people IS the tw-nover as faster, but the tllke Is less " They leave stmgaer Ups - T W Auxiliary has holiday party The annual Christmas Mohler and Anna Mane and party of the Junaor Ameracan guests Kenny Roush and Legaon Auxlhary of Feeney Kevan Smath Bennett Pos! 128 was held recenUy at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Roush wa th Beeky Roush and Chrasli Smith as hostesses The group exchanged galls around a lighted tree AI· tendang besades Mr and Mrs Roush, Becky and Chrastl were Mrs Gerry Kessinger, HOMI!:,,FROM VISIT Kim and Lots Ann, Mrs Chra~h alld ¥evln Smith, Bonnie Dadey and Angela, Pomeroy, have ~eturned Melinda Thomas, Paul from a visit In Cardlnl!ton With thear uncle and aunt, Mr Cunningham and Mrs Wanda and Mrs Dack Kanable Their grandparenta Mr and Mrs Albert Roush, had taken th,e BACK IN DAYTON children to Cardington and Jack Chase returned to then spent lime In Colilmbus Dayton Sunday after spen· with Mr and Mrs Blll Hall It ding a week here visiting Mr was w~ile they were visiting and Mrs Patrick Lochary there tl\at Mr Roush became and Miss Helen Lochary, Ill and . was returned lor Pomeroy Mrs " Elizabeth hospitalization at Veterana Challl!, who also came for the Memorial He is In Room 142 holidays, Is remaining here A son, ROC<t Roush, drove • for an Indefinite time with the couple home Tueldly Mlu Lochary ~s, ' ! W L Pet r--"""< ~ istanPdin~ lSteelers, meeting Cowboys In Super Bowl . N BA Standings By Untted Press tnrernat•onal Eastern Conference Atlanti c 01 \I I SIOn treasurer John Wolf~~ RACINE - An open on stallahon of offa cers of secretary Ben Philson, Racane Masomc Lodge 461 chaplam , Roy Van Meter, dass al S<llliol so I asked her "as held Tuesday nagnt at the semor deacon, Robert WOOd, lu mLtke me a dish towel Masomc Temple JurHur deac on Cet: tl rtH:y h 1d lo draw their m-.n Ben Phalsun was the m ROSfberry, semor slew1rl th!~:il~n:s un the nmler1al I stalhng offocer wolh Mauroce Dallas Hall Junaor ste\lard gave her one of these sheets l ott, anstalhng chaplaon Chfford Moms tyler, Robert cut '"I he siZe rowel I hke and Thomas Edwards, mstalhng E Beegle tru slee and she look ot Io school to em- Marshall and Walham educataonal offo cer broader .Now I ha ve Hayes, anstalhng secretary Thorty four members and numerous such towels and lnslalled were Ralph Webb v1s1tang members, along with ~ they cost nolhang When they worshapful master Rachard 20 women were present f or get too old to use for dash Dugan, se mor warden the msta llatwn ceremon y A' rowels, they w1ll be used for Walham Stewart, JU.!' IOr soc oal hou r was held wmdow rags - MRS H K warden, Frank Cle land follow mg the 1nstallatwn DEAR POll Y In these days of hagh praces, one box of oX~~':«<«,:~~~«-~'~'««ix<.~»-<~x«'·-~ .•~~ long busmess envelopes will (~ *~ ,,- , go twtce as far 1f you fold and ( cui one on half and tape or "<· glue the cut end shut Really ' makes two for the prace of " <•ne - B W By Helen Bottel DEAR POl l Y - To up dale m; husband's sh1rts thal ' have short pomted collars I Wife By Any Other Name rap off the collar 1not the Dear Helen I got an anonymous phone call that Jack, my husband, was band,j Then I cut a new collar from ohe shart taal by usong a ltiddmg around watha woman at the office and I should 'watch recent st yle collar as a It" I don't mmd his cutting up, but smce then I've notaced he " pattern Rehem the shari chp mentions a name an has sleep - and atisn 't mme After a few the ne\\ collar m the band and drmks , when we're making love, he calls me the same name slat ch You now have a styhsh Sherry I've dascovered there's a Sherry at has offace shart - VELMA I told him about thas and he accuses me of bemg jealous_' DEAR POI l Y - 1 hose 1\ ho have a lot of ammals wall Says he doesn 'I want anyone else but me So why does he fwd !hey can save money by dream about her ' He explalllS he s a normal man and I should , rut fmg nne large flea collar understand We 've been married 19 years He s very handsome and on half It makes two for the very attenllve has a half-hour lun~h break, get. borne 15 ', pnce of une Use a safety pm nunutes after he's through work and doesn t got out mghts ~ to fasten !He one that does not Without me Have I got cause to worry ' - INSECURE IN MY have the buckle - JEAN 11-IOUGHTS You "Ill receive a dollar af Polly uses your favorlle Dear Insecure Since Jack IS very attentive and doesn ' I gave himself tame homemaking Idea, Pel for an affaar, stop worrymg' Oecasaonal fantasies are nonnal Pt eve Polly s Problem or for both men and women • soluhon to a problem Wrlte P S Call ham ' Don , this should smk Sherry .:. H Poll) Jn care ul this ne1" +++ paper Dear Helen Re 'Upset and Darn Mad 'and your reply Helen Why get churned up over a few TV cancellataons or rrussed ' programs because two favorates came on at the same time' You have several channels to choose from You can turn -~ After the members the darn TV off anytime you choose Personally 1 rarely turn ' weaghed an they went to the mme off because at Is rarely on " • home of Belly Clark leader However,afthe programs and or their tame slots raased my where a gaft exchange and party was held Mrs Clark temperature, blew my cool and got my mnards man uproar as was presented a corsage they obVIously do to you and U and DM I'd g1ve the adiot bolt from the group There was a more whacks wath an ax than Uzzae supposedly gave her dear " candlelight servace and carol mater and pater, then I'd scatter the remaans of the one-eyed sang Twenty members al· monster over the city dump and start readmg newspapers" more, and gettmg acqurunted With some of the thousands of tended fine booke whach are mme for the nskmg at the public library At Tuesdays meetmg of JUSTIN PHUNN, A REGULAR READER RARE WATCH· the club, the pledge to the flag ER and TOPS pledge were gaven Mrs Clark presaded wath Mrs Betty Sayre gavang Dear Just111 My quarrel wath the "family hour' and the VICIOUS war of devotaons A report was given ratmgs lSI! t based so much on personal enjoyment as u as on by Debbae Hall on a new comnuseratlon wtth actors, directors, writers and producers contest "Miss Sprmghme' to who knock thear brams out on a good seraes only to have at began next Tuesday mght and cancelled because the tame wasn't nght • or a popular oldie , contmue unhl May II ran agamst at TV people must be equapped wath bualt In shrugs, something I've never quite developed - H Teens host housewarming w I •• • TOPS women honored Donald I ee Stem ce lebrated has seventh barth day on Dec 30 wath a party goven by has mother, Mrs Patty Stem at the home of hiS grandparents Mr and Mrs Donald Lowery A football that It could be used by theme was earned out m the anyone as a substatute for cake and ace cream served to cream the guests I have JUSt looked m our Yoyos and balloons were store It carraes three brands goven as favors Attending of canned products supposed were Dee Dee Henderson, to be for baboes and upon Lee Henderson, Pam reading the label I fmd Walburn Tren t Nash Bobby everyone of them contams Southern land, Mr and Mrs some coconut oal I d1d not Steve Southerland Donald's land any sort of powder fa ther , Edwan Lee Stein III, DEAR READER - Try and hiS saster, Mary Beth another store I do not wash to Unable to attend were hiS encourage the use of mdk Any day now Congress 1s grandparents, Mr and Mrs substitutes that contain lots due lo lake Its midseason Edwm Lee Stem, Jr , North , of coconut od These products work break Canton contain far more saturated fat than ordmary malk One of the brands that uses soybeans as a base as what I had an DR RONALD F RIVIERE mmd ProSobee made by (/) DR A J STA.EHU OR FREEMA~ MALTZ Mead Johnson as such a product and can be found m AREA COOE 614 many stores nationwade If PHONE 25N181 25H445 your store doesn't stock such One or Two Day Full Denture an atem, at as a local problem Servrce, Partials E•tractlons. smce such Items do exist You X Rays Cteanong can usually fand them m the bab) food sectaon of a store If you can 't, ask your store manager to start stocking such products ProSobee comes an a llquad concentrate, just as canned condensed milk It can be diluted to use as milk or used undlluated as a cream sub- Medical school enrollment policies medacme as very demanding, far more than most people seem to realize The average doctor commonly put. an 60 to 80 hours a week at a mammum The physacal stamma to do this requares a reasonably good level of health There are few, af any, other occupataons or professaons that requare so much constant hard work as does the successful praetace of med1cme Even so, a number of people with significant ob· vao us medical handacaps have completed medacal school successfully and been out.tanding doclors So, there Is no black or white answer to your question • Those who want more m formatiOn on diabetes can send m 50 cents for The Health Letter, number 3-10 Daabetes The Sweet Sackness wath a long stamped, self addressed envelope for ma1lmg Just send your request to me, m care of this newspaper, P 0 Box 1551, Radio Oty Stallon, New York, NY 10019 ' DEAR DR LAMB - In a recent column you mentaoned usmg a product made for babies who cannot tolerate natural ma lk You suggested By Polly Cramer Hl Loci DR. LAMB By Lawrence E Lamb, M D DEAR DR LAMB- Why do medical schools hesatate to enroll student. seeking ad mattance If they have a history of d1sbetes' I am so at a loss to know why DEAR READER - I m not sure that I can accept your statement as a fact Gettmg accepted to medical school these days as very com placated, because the number of applicants far outnumbers the places avaalable The reason here IS obvaous The college enrollments have mcreased many fold over the past 20 years, and the saze and capacity of medical schools have not mcreased anywhere nearly as much The end result IS many tames the number of qualified applicants for medaeal school than there used to be It as true. that a selectaon committee m1ght wetgh a sagnlflcant bealth factor an terms of the. advisability of usmg one of the spaces available for a gaven ap. phcant To Illustrate the point, there would not be much wisdom m selectmg an otherwase well.quahfaed student who has cancer wath a llmlted opportunity to live five years Also the practace of Polly's Pointers n •lurt> I Ar,r rt H 1975 Racine Lodge installs officers "' .. - Boston 22 1o 688 Phtladelphla 13 11 676 Buffalo 10 16 556 New York H 21 447 Central Otvts ton W L Pet Washington 19 15 559 Atlanta 17 IS 531 Cleveland 18 17 514 Houston 16 16 500 New Orleans ld 19 -424 • ~ FreeZing temps chills This Raiders; Stauhach and Week's :, Pearson heat Rams 37-7 Games GO 4 a GB 2 • Unfed Press Jn1 ernat•onal Monday PITTSBURGH (UPIJ - A 15·degree tern Western Confe renc e Oh to St a te at W1sco ns n Mtdwest Divt ston perature and a 17·mtle an hour wtml combmed to Cap tal af Urbana W L Pet GB R1o Grande at Cenlrat St Milwaukee 15 18 455 freeze a few fmgers and toes Sunday m the Jack sonvil le at Dayton Detroit 14 18 438 ~ Conference champaonshtp Mercy (M ,ch ) at T ff n Kilns as City 11 23 324 4 2 Ameracan Football Tu es day Ch cago a 25 242 7 game between the P1ttsburgh Steelers and the Loursv l i e at C nc nnat PoJCtfiC DIYISIOR Obe rlin al Hetdelberg W L Pet GB Oakland Ra1ders Wooster at Kenyo n hot de n State 25 9 735 W tt len b erg at Denrson The Steelers however, get a chance to thaw Marrelta Los Angeles :n 17 564 5' ' a Otterbe n Seat tle 19 18 514 ' out m Maamt Jan 18 The Ra1ders for the fourth Malone a1 Cedar ville Phoenix 16 16 500 8 W edn es day Portland 13 23 36 1 13 stratght year, must remam out m the cold unttl c;ent M •ch a Bowling Grn Saturdays Results at Toledo next December when the Natwnal Football Mlam New York 107 Buffalo 106 Can•s•us at Xav er Phoenix 100 Atlan ta 89 League agam conducts tts annual playoff lottery )d hn Carrol at Bald Wa l Oe tro•l 104 Cleve land 100 Oh o Northern at M l Un 1on New Orl eans 120 Kansas City 95 for the raght to appear m the Super Bowl W L•berty (W V..a l aT AS h land Wash ngton 119 Philadelphia 104 Central S t at Wtlberforce M i lwaukee 126 Houston 101 Pittsburgh unleashed a devastatmg defens1ve Clevel and St at Wr ght St Golden Stat e 130 Los Ang eles 99 ch1ll to match what nature had m store for the two Yougs town St a Wes1 Portland 125 Boston 91 m nster Sunday s Results AFC tttle game parttc1pants when tts vaunted Oef an ce at F ndlay Kansas C1 ty 98 Phoenr x 86 w lm ngton at B l uffton 1.-0s Angeles 110 Portland 101 ' Steel Curtam defenstve umt forced ftve turn· Ca rn eg •e Me l on ( Pa l a Seat tle 97 Golden St are as overs and kept Oakland scoreless for almost 48 Case Western Today s Game Gannon ( Pa J aT Steubenv ll le Houston at Ch cago mmutes m gtVlng the Steelers a 16 10 vtctory and a Thursday Tuesday s Gam es St Francs ( Pa J at Kent S Atla n ta at Mtlwaukee second consecutive Super Bowl appearance Muskrngvm at Ohto Wes l eyan L os Ang eles at Buffalo Cheyney St ( Pa l at Akr on N~w Orleans at Ch cago And later m the day, Rober Staubach who Ke n yo n a t Cleve lan d St Wash ngton at Kansas C ty Oh o Om n can at W lber won the He1sman Trophy m glory-f1lled c~llege for N ew York at Portland ce Frrday days and Preston Pearson , who never even ABA Standmgs No Ke ntu cky St •• played cottage football, teamed to carry the Youngstown St U n•ted Pres s lnlernaltonal W L Pel GB Dallas Cowboys mto the Super Bow 'We've been Ohto St atSaturday D en ver 25 8 7 58 M1ch gan St New Yo rk 21 10 688 the underdog all seaJ?on · sa1d Staubach ' That's Toledo a t Western M ch•gan San Anton •o 19 13 !i9.t Bow l ng Green at Oh o U Kentucky 18 15 545 15 ' the d1fference from before People always ex· Ken1 St at Ball Sl lnd•ana 19 16 54J 1 ern ll lmo•s at M am peeled us to go to the Super Bowl before They North St Lou s 16 2 437 II Eas 1crn Kentucky at C1n V rg nla .s 28 152 20 c nnat dadn t th1s season • Saturday s Results. O l d Domtn on (Va ) at N ew York 105 lnd•ana ~ The scrambltng former He1sman Trophy Daylon Kentucky 98 San Anton1o 88 hlan d at Tr State 1tnd J v.mner from Navy was at h1s best Sunday, passmg As Denver 126 St Louis t iS Yo ungs town S at Ph Ia Sunday s. Results ..de iPtHa Texlde for four touchdowns - three of them to Pittsburgh Centra N ew lfor k 11 9 lndtana 98 l St at Wr.gh t St V rg n a at 51 LOUIS Steelers castoff Pearson - m a 37 7 upset romp 51 Joseph ( Pa } at Xav .er postpone d Baldwin Wallace at Woost er over the Los Angeles Rams Today s Game Mount Un on at He1delb erg Kentucky at Denver A lb on (M •c h l at Kenyon So tt'll be the Cowboys agamst the defendmg Ober No gam es Tuesday lm at Oh o North ern champwn Steelers m Super Bowl X at M1am1 Jan Olt erbe n at Cap.ta1 4 '' ,. , NH L Standmgs By Un•ted Pr ess lnternattanal Campbell Conferenc e Patrick D v s1on W l:. T Pis Ph •ladelphta 25 6 8 58 N Y slanders 20 11 7 47 A tlan ta 2 16 J 46 N Y Ran gers 15 19 4 J" Smythe Otv s1on W L T Pis Ch cago 16 10 13 45 VancO U\Ier 14 15 7 35 St Lou s 12 20 5 29 M.nnesota 12 23 2 26 Ka n sas c ty 11 'l4 " 20 Wal es Confer ence Norru DIVISIOn W L T Pis Montreat 'l7 5 o 60 LOS Arf'geles 21 17 1 44 P d tsbur gh 15 19 4 J4 Oe tr ol l 12 17 4 28 w ashmgton 3 31 s 11 Adami Dt v"ton W L T Pfs Boston 11 ~ 9 51 Buffalo 21 11 5 47 Toronto 16 \4 8 40 Cal forn a 13 23 3 19 Saturday s Result s Ch• cago 1 N Y !slanders 1 Ph tadelph a 8 Pt llsburgh 4 Atlanta 6 Kansas C t y 4 Montreal 7 Wash n9ton 0 Detro t 1 Toronto 0 St Lou1s J M•nnesota 7 Boston 3 Los Ang eles 0 Sunday s R esutts Toronto 8 NY Ran gers 6 Phllad elph a 5 N Y Island er s 3 Ch icago 5 P llsburgh 3 van co u ver 4 Oetron J Today s Game Bu ffalo at Mon lreal Tuesday s Games N Y Rangers at St Lou s Kan sas Cd y at N Y Islanders Detro •I at A!lan ta Vancouver at washington AHL Standings t1IW!!. By Untted Press Jnterna t•onal North w L T Pis Nova Sc ot ia 22 10 4 48 Roch es ter 20 10 5 45 Providence 19 IS 4 47 Spr ingfield I I 26 2 24 South W L T Pts Hershey 18 15 4 40 Rrchm ond 16 16 J 15 New Hl!ven 15 21 1 Jl Salt mor e 17 20 J 77 Saturday s A esulh Provrdence 6 Ba ltimor e 4 New H&ven 5 Her shey 7 Roc hester 8 Richmond 6 Nova Sco t1a s Sprrno Jte td 5 Coil Sundays R esults Prov dence 6 Hershe y 4 Rochester 8 Sprlngfreld 1 No games scheduled today or Tu esdav 18 Unebacker Jack Lambert recovered a playoff record three fumbles and safety Mike Wagner mtercepled two passes to help stymae the potent Oakland attack whale quarterba ck Terry Bradshaw was warmmg up the Potts burgh offense Turnovers dec tded tt " sa ad Oakland quar terback Ken Stabler who had a dismal nane for 25 passang performance for 102 yards through three quart ers before catchmg fare m the four th penod to rally his team Bag games are decided by bog plays and we d1dn t make enough of them The Pittsburgh defense made all the bag plays highlogllted by the per formance of Ujmbert who kill ed one second half Oakland dnve at the Pills· burgh 20 and another at the Steeler 30 Lambert s second fumble recovery at the Pitt.burgh 30 set up Franco Harns :>.:;-yard touchdown run early 10 the fourth quarter 10 give the Steelers a I~ lead Hts !hard fumble recovery at the Oakland 21 enabled Pills· burbfh to score Its second touchdown on a 211--yard pass from Terry Bradshaw to John Stallworth On both touchdowns, rookie defensave back Neal Colzae was the goat faaling to keep Harris ansade on an aborted off4ackle play and fallmg dOwn 10 the end zone whale • Stallworth was leapang for what proved to be the w10mng touchdown grab It was gomg to be a dif. f1cult pass to catch," saod Stallworth of has touchdown I knew I'd have to JUmp for 11 he I Co !zoe )just made 11 a whole lot easier for me by fallmg down • Mel Blount, who led the NFL In mterceptaons thas seasvn with II , dad_ a remarkable JOb an shutting off Claff Branch, who didn't eaten a pass untal Just 1 11 remamed an th e game Branch who led the Raaders woth nane regular season TD rece)mons almost did the Steelers on with has second and fmal catch of the game at the Pittsburgh 15 as tame ran out That 37·yard recepllon came the farst play after the Raaders recovered an onsade kiCk foll ow mg George Blanda s longest faeld goal of the season t 41 yards) to pull Oakland within _sax pomts wath JUSt 12 seconds left an the game When they recovered that kick, Lambert said, People didn t realize how close we were to losmg But Mel (Blount) played It perfectly He let Branch catch the ball and then tackled ham before he could get out of bounds If \ there was mterference giVIng them the baD that deep m our zone who knows what maght have happened • Landry surprised I certamly never expected we d be able to dommate a lnternattonat Hockey good football team lake the Leagu e standtngs Rams the way that we dad , ' Un~t ed Pres s tnternahonal North saod Tom Landry the 16-year _ w I I pt s gl ga Dallas coach whose team Sett-i naw 20 13 6 .:16 150 175 t Huron wentmto the game as a SIX· ... 1814440130118 I 16 14 8 40 134 17 1 J?Omt underdog 'It Just ,......kegon 16 13 7 39 11 2 103 seemed to be our day • "\l'Bmazoo 9 21 7 25 119 17 4 "I honestly thought there .. South w t t pis gf ga was no way we weren t gomg to the Super Bowl " all-pro orJton 20 10 6 46 145 111 T~dQ 15 13 10 40 123 122 defensave end Jack FM.t Wayne Youngblood of the Rams sa ad - • I S 17 B 38 156 147 Cl!'m bus ' I had no doubt. we would be .. 11 254261 12 160 In Maaml - even With our ... saturdays Results F~t Wayne 7 Ka lamazoo 1' mjuraes But our luck ran Ca!,um bus 3 Muskegon 2 out ' O;D'ton 2 Port Huron ~ " S. .Jnaw .ol Fltnt 2 Staubach teamed with ..,. Sunday 1 lhsulh Pearson for an 18-yard touch· Fft:t wavne :J Flint 3 MiJlkegon 5 Columbus 1 down on a screen pass In the Dl!i¥l0n 4 Toledo 4 openang quarter after .-.... Today s G1mu ft gamu scheduled linebacker D D LeWIS In· .-... Tue1day•s Game tercepted a James Harris Toledo at Ka lamazoo aeraal In the second perlud, Stau: Golden Empire Clinic c.nam pionshtp bilch found Golden Richards F:tierton 101 Bakerst eld St all by himself In the end zone 690>' with a four.yard pass and :. Conaolatlon Pearson later made a SM Diego 86 Ch~pman 84 brUHant, diving catch of a I~ ~ •tarette1nvlt1tlonat yard throw for another score ,.,,.. Championship L~vette 11. Army 61 Just 6 56 Into the second half, Staubilch sw-prised the ;. Consolation N..,.Hampshlre 80 R ochester Rams with a shovel pass to 72 • Pearson for a !&.yard touch· --walrunot'On 106 Seattle 75 down • W-ington Sf 76 llllnO tS Sl Austnan Toni Fritsch 71 - - famshed the Rams off with faeld goals of 40, 26 and 26 yards Thas was the mos( meamngful game I've ever had, satd Pearson, a nme year pro veteran who signed wtth the Cowboys as a free agent after bemg cut by the Steelers Pearson played basketball at Illinois ' I was scared to death when the game started But I take pride m being able to play under pressure " "As far as I m concerned/' Denison at Oh o Wes leyan Mar ella at Muskrngum F tndlay at W ilm ngton Hanover I ln d J at Defian ce Taylor { lnd J at Blutflon Cas e We t e rn at H r am Cedarv li e a t T ftm Ca rn eg e Mel on ( Pa J at Joh n Carro ll Malone at R o Grande Ohro Dom rnrcan at Wa l sh St eub enville at w lberforce OHIO COLLEGE BASKETBALL RESU LT S Un Ted Press lnternat•onal Saturday As hlan d 109 Dyke 69 Dayton 80 Xave r 71 Defiance 95 Bluffton 89 F nd lay 89 A nderson 80 tnd ana 66 oh o St 64 Ken St 76 Northern Ill 65 M 1am I Oh•o > 83 Eastern M ch 69 Oberl n 41 Mercyhurst 46 Dh•o Dom tn ca n 79 Mar on ( 1net J 7 1 Oh o N o r t h ern 75 A dr Ia n (M ch) 73 (ot) Ohto Unrv 86 Central M1ch 74 Po nt Park (Pal 61 Kenyon 56 Steub eiJ VIIIe 72 Woosler 56 Toledo 72 Ball St 60 Urb an a 88 Earlham 86 Western Ill 8.:1 Akron 87 Wes tern M ch 67- Bowlmg Green 57 Wrrght St 89 Armslrong (Ga l as cot )• Ma;tetta tnv1tal1onat Manett~ 82 Allegheny 61 Case Wester n Reserve 72 Gle rw IJe s t 71 Hall of Fame Tournament Malone 70 Slrpper y Ro ck ( Pa) 58 M ll1gan { Ten n) 108 Wal sh 106 lot J Ohto H tgh Sc hool Bctsketha\1 R esu lT s Un•ted P ress tn1 cr nallonill Saturday /\de na 6'J Ross Co S outheast~Jrn SO Akron Etlc 8 1 WaSh Jcsu I 69 Akron Kenmore ~1 t.. 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A t ance 80 Youn gs town Raven 56 Barberton 84 Akron r tr es ton e 52 BeHefonta n c 57 M ea dowdale 33 Bex l ey 87 P c ker nqton 16 Ca d z. 66 Newcom erstown 51 Can on Cent Cath 64 Ak r on so 57 Canton McK nl ev 11 /\kron Ga r! eld 48 Canton So -19 Canton L nco n 45 Canton T1mk e 1 50 /\ kr on Buch t el 45 Cardmg lon 60 Ml)nst t: ld Pete r 56 Car ey 75 !\read a a t Col Mohawk 5" Can on L eh man 41 Co l St Cha r les 6H Zane sv Rose crans 50 Co n t n en tal 78 Colu TJ IJu s G r ove 71 Corv Raw so n 59 Le os1< 1f Coshocton 72 New Ph Ia de ph a 48 Cuyahoga r al s 73 Akron N o 61 Dayt on Col Wh te BJ Col Central 82 F a1 rl ess 57 Orrv te 32 ra .r v ew 71 Bryan 68 .. a yet e 74 Wal dren (M ch ) 69 F ndlay 67 Mansf eld St 65 Fro ntte 65 Shenandoah 60 r1 1 rye 87 Bea l\sv He 6 1 Grove C1ly 77 Wh tehall 60 H ll sd a e 65 R11tman 6 tron 1o n St Joe 82 Sou th weslern [Gall al 38 Ka t da 7d Holg ate J7 L tber y Un on 76 Orne Un on 15 Lim a Cent Cor h 69 /\ li e n Eas t 59 Loutsv l ie 56 N Carllon Hoover 52 Manches er 59 Jack on 11:1 Mansi e t d Ma la Ba r 60 As h la nd 57 Man sf eld Madison 67 C ear Fo rk 62 Mass li on P err y <16 Glen Oak 31 Maysvrlle 86 Cr ooksv 1\ e 72 Minfor d 55 PO r!SmOUi h E 7 M ns ler 58 Botk ns J9 N ew LeK m gton 65 Tr Val l ey 48 Oak H I 59 Alexander 54 Ott awa Glandorf 76 wauseon r 19 andora G tlb ol"' 64 McComb 2 Pett sv 1 e 56 Mar on Loca l St r~ ~t ~'1~ uth 75 Boyd Cou ty R ctgcm on l 70 L nco lnv •cw 53 - ~~~~ ~v ;~w 88 N ew Con c ord Sa ndu sky St Ma r y 7 I s cen1 ra 56 Sher dan 68 Ph Jo 63 Stryker 75 L tb ert y Center 5 1 Tdf n Calver t 73 Cr der sv li e Perry <16 Upper Ar l .nglon 59 Ma r ella 58 W Mus km gum 84 Mor gan 09 Wa rr en L oca l 71 P ark er !'.h m {W va J Cath 57 Wat erford 68 Ca ldwell 59 Wes l L• be rty Sale m 67 Fa rlawn 60 Wtlla rd 67 Wyn tor d 55 Wooste r 76 Dov er 47 Zane T race 68 Conn o ton Valley 39 Cage standings ALL GAMES Team W l P OP Iron ton 8 0 <1 48 368 W h eelersbur g 7 0 -18 0 369 P I P leasant 4 J02 27 0 5 7 388 3J9 Ga ll pol s Port smou th 5 3 503" <~67 Waver ly 5 4 50 1 195 4 4 393 4 4 A then s Sou th Po.n l 3 4 379 <127 Log an 3 S 450 456 Wellston 2 .:1 316 345 Me 1g s 2 4 J36 352 Jackson 2 6 402 aos Non SEOAL r e sult~ Por smoulh 75 Boy d County 51 laude<l Staubach 'Preston has been the key to our season ' Stauhach completed 16of 26 passes for 220 yards agamst a defense that surrendered an NFL~ow 135 regular season pomts He also scrambled seven times for 54 yards Staubach as a great one,' managed a downcast Chuck Knox, the Rams' head coach who now has faaled three straight years to get hls club to the Super Bowl "Staubach's the best be's defanately the best " saad Youngblood, who had heated words wath the Cowboys' quarterba ck m the seeond half "Youngblood was a little frustrated," explamed Stau· haeh "I got mad when I thought he hit me late We bitched back and forth a little " Roger has had some great games over the years with us "noted Landry "This was one of his best, but 1 don't know If I could say at was hls greate81 game ever " Tuesdays games Ir onton at Ga ll po 11s Metgs at A hens Wav ~ rly at Jackson Logan at Wells on Hurr.can e at PI P leas ant Ke rm I at So uth Po nt Meigs goes to Athens H) f.rt g H.nl1} lhe1r upponents to no more than 59 Mat auders of coach Run 1 he Marauders have been I ogan s 1r dvel to Alhen~ to led by G8 senaor Motch tangle "uh t11e Bulldogs of Mc,odows who ha s been Coach Chao he M Afce The St:l!llng 1t a 12 pmnt l'hp and Ma 1mtde1s 11ed w1lh domona tmg th e boards but he Wellston fo r soxt h pla ce 1n the fonds ot hard to stay ou t of foul SEOA I 1\llh a 1 4 record 111ll troubl e Mock Davenport has be luokmg [OJ theu Um d been averagmg tn double l \el c11l VI CI OI y All their fr gures and las! week he losses have come ut the hands pumped 111 23 agamst I ogan of league foes Scruor Teary Qualls has been But one mustn l be fooled avcragmg 10 per outmg by aecords Wolh 1 lo ttie luck Las! 11 eek 10 pla) ers sa11 and some key shoolm g the actton agam s t the Ctueflams Marauders c.:ould vet ) east ly and all performed respec be 5 1 I heu foes llt~ve had to tably I he teams weakness gu 11ght to the \Hre before ha ~ been at the roul lmc \~ tnmng 11ns fa c! 1s sho" n Athens fresh off a 5348 wm by the <.~vet age sc01 mg over Wellston •11 1! try to Me1gs has been scm mg <:~t a tmpr ove Its 4 4 1 ccord 5G p<11nl chp 11 hole lu mto ng J UC:ilil.l) flt g ht the . IIV GREG BAll Ell EAST MEIGS - The Eas teo n Eagles fre shm en basketba ll team 1s well onto wha t can become a fme season w1t h 3 w1ns and lloss l hen lone loss was !hear forst game win ch the Eaglets los t l4 to 26 to North Galha at Nort h Galla a Easteo n led throughout tha t game except for lhe lusl 31 ~ mwutes v.hen the Ptrates came from behtnd to wm RoR Mttsters led all scm es 1\ltll 12 l he Eag lets then traveled 10 Ky ger Creek and defeated the Bobcats l2 lo 12 1lle Eagle ts s tart ed slow!~ but m the second half exploded for 2h pmnts to put the game o ut of reac h Dan Spencer led all SCOieJ S \\Jth 12 potn ls fh e Eaglcts contrnued to as th ey defeated the much larger Warren l oc a l \ \ lfl .•. -... • Host Iront on St Joe pla ced hve players an double hgures Sallllday mghl as the Flyers romped Sou thwes tern 8240 m a nun league encounter J oe Wagan ge1 led the way 111th 21 pomts Boll Maller dumped on 15 John Gagao added 13 and 11m Swartz and Jerry Khne each had 10 poonls Keit h Grate G0 juniOr center led the Hoghlanders 111th 10 pmnts Ironton Julllped onto a 19·14 lead at the end of the first perrod but outs co1ed the VIsitors 26 5 tn the second hom e 6 p m Jan 26, Federal Hockmg, home 6 p m Feb 5 Southern, away, 5 30 p m Feb 9 Kyg er Creek, home, 5 30 p m Feb 12 Ravenswo od, awav 7 30 p m Feb 16, 17, 18 19 20, 21, SV AC Freshman Tour namenl at Eastern On the freshman roster are Harry Davas Bruce Conde, Jeff Goebel, Moke Hayman, Randy Keller, Steve Little, Lawrence Pooler Ron Masters Lowe ll Raden our, Roger Riebel, Dan Spencer, Rusty Wagal and Keath Wolfe 5 30 p m Jan 12 Warren Local away 4 p m Jan H Rav ensw ood home 6 p m Jan 22 North Ga lha Gene I~1yt o n had 16 to pace the Htghlanders Box score Southwestern 140) Bush 2 J 7 B lan lon 2 1 5 Car te r 2 0 4 Crou se 1 1 3 Grat e 5 0 10 Lew s 0 3 3 Mtll er 3 o 6 Wa lk e r 1 0 2 Totals 16 B 40 Iron ton St Jo e (82) Mi ll er 7 1 15 Swa rt z 50 10 K l ne 5 0 10 Gaga 6 1 13 Wag n ger 10 1 21 Wa l ker t o 2 Wa l ker 0 1 1 Wal ker 2 o .:~ and Clay J 0 6 Totals l9 4 82 By Quarters Soul hWP<; tPrn 14 S 5 16- dO ron on St Joe 19 26 24 13- 82 Res erve s St Jo e 46 SW 29 B1g Four Champ1onsh1p Wake Fo r es t 93 N Caro t.na 5 I 78 s tanza So uthwestern 1 7 hosts Eastern Fnd ay The Fl; er resen es scored a 46 29 voclory over South. western s 1eserves Boyle led the \\lnners w1th 12 pmn ls ut'• rallc Soon DALE C. 992 21A3 Pomeroy \ team 27 to 14 Eastern played excellent defense agamst the al\\ a)s st rong Warn ors caustng many turnovers Dan Spencer agam led all scorers with I 0 pmn ts The Eastern Eaglets ended the 1975 part or theor season with a :ll!-32 "m over Federal Hockmg I he game was close m each quarter ho\\ever th e Eaglets managed to stay on top for the wm Once agam Dan Spencer led-all scorers with 17 poml• Eas te r n s fr es hman r esum e actton today January 5 at home agamst Southern al 5 30 p m Thear coach as Joe Mitchem RU!AINING GAMES Jan 5 Southern home llighlanders lose Play It ..Ce aad 111ft It may be time to have your preaent polley updated. tn2W Maon They re 4·1 m the league taed 1\lth Galhpohs for secord place JUSt one game behn j the league leadang Ironton !1gers Athens has also been .tn some close games so Tuesday mght could be a tough match for both clubs 1 he Bulldogs have been led by Arme Chonko s shootmg and board work but team male Matt Fa ulkn er has al\\ays been Chonko s part ner al"ays close at has heels lHHl er tile boards and m sconng Agaanst Wellston, Faulknea hauled an 20 caroms and tossed an hal f of has team s points ( 26 of 53) The prehmonary match will began at 6 p m Eaglets' standing 3-1 - -- M c1gs i Consolation N Carol na 77 Duke 74 Bluebonnet Class1c Champ1on sh1p Hou sto n 94 San F r anc sco 73 Consolat1on Te xas A&M 99 H o u st on Bao t st 74 NeigHBOr Bill.Fletcher 1258 Powell St Maddleport. 0 PH. 992-7155 See htm for all '~your family rnsurance needs Litr A Good Nri(Jhbor. St.lr ''"' r~~r,. " State Farm nsuran ce Co mpanies Home Off ces Bloom•ngton Ill Inos �• 4 - The Daily Sentinel, Middlepori -.Pomrroy , 0., Monday, Jan . 5, 1~76 a- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport -Pome.-oy. 0 ., Monday, .len . 5. 1976 Wake Forest cops Big Four tourney By FRED McMANE Anothl'rl ee:un tha t ha s been iO. No 7 1\lab.ama whipp&l UPI Sports Writer overlookNI in I hP rat i n~s is Vanderbilt lt:~66 and Nevada There's a new kid on the West Texa s Sl<:ile . The un· La s- V e~as, tied with block on "Tobacco Road " ranked Buffaloes upst>t ninlh· Louisville for No. 9, edged and he plans on making big .ranked IAJuisville, 84-78, in Pan American 100-95 . trouble for the ruling class. ovcrtimt• Saturcta"y night to · Of the four universities that raise their record to ~l...arul.­ I A.-on Douglas scored 26 comprise the state of North should crack the lop 20 this points lo lead Alabama to its Carolina's ''Tobacco Road " week . The Buffaloes' Reggie eighth victory in nine games. basketball contingent in the Ramey sent the game into Douglas also pulled do"n 12 Atlantic Coast Conference, overtime with a jwnp shot rebounds as I he Crimson Tide the one that has been with six seconds left and Brad opened their Sputheastern downtrodden the most over Srhreck scored four points . Conference season in conthe past decade has been and intercepted two passes in vincing fa shion. Jeff Fosnes Wake Forest. overtil;ne to spark the victory. scored 22 points to pace The Deacons, who have had In other gru11es involving Vanderbilt . only three wjnning seasons top-ranked teams, No . 1 InNevada-Las Vegas, the na• since 1964, never had been diana edged Ohio State 66.jl4, tion 's top offensive team, ran able to keep up either with · No. 2 Maryland crushed Long its record to 13-11 behind the North Carolina State, North Island University 111-&, No. sharp-shootin g of Sam Smith Carolina or Duke when it 4 UCLA defeated No. 6 Notre and Robert Smith. Sam had came to landing recruits . Dame @-70, No. 5 Marquette 28 points a nd Robert added 16 That is, until Carl Tacy came defeated South Carolina 82to pick up the.· slack from on the scene three seasons ago. No longer are the Deacons the laughing stock of the ACC . Under Tacy, Wa ke COLUMBUS I UP! I was obviously up for the Forest has slowly developed· into a power that is beginning Coach Bobby Knight of top- ga me and ready to play," ·to gain some recognition rated Indiana refused to sa id the O'[rvil!e , Ohio, accept any excuses for · the native. "They did a good job nationally. Although unranked despite Hoosiers narrow 66-64 victory of what they wanted to do. H a perfect record, the Deacons over Ohio State Saturday they play like that a ll year , Ihey 'II be tough to beat." proved last weekend they night. "Don't take anything away Th e Buckeyes, who belong somewhere among the top 10 teams when they upset from Ohio State." l\night told averaged three inches per third;anked North Carolina a writer who suggested the man smaller than the burly and e ig hth -r an ked Nort h powerful Hoosiers mig ht . Indiana team, fought , the Carolina Sta te on sucL-essive have been drained from last Hoosiers tooth a n!l nail from nights to win the Big Four week 's Holi day Festival start to finish, and the game.. Tournament at Raleigh , N.C., Tournament in New York . wasn 't decided until a length for the second stra ight year . "They Uhe Buckeyes) played of the floor pass from Jud Wood skipped off Larry The two victories left the a hell of a game." Knight , who played at Ohio Bolden's hands with two se_Deacons with a 10-il r ecord, State under Taylor in the conds left. their best start since 1927. early 1960s, ga ve his former Taylor was proud of his team 's effort but bitterly mentor all the credit. " We ran into a team which disa ppointed · in th e out- H•bels' Cet·il Ruse scored 23 points l<'HUing.,. .s corcr who was held 10 fivt• points . Me~rShall npie('C in pacing No. 17 San 1\ddie Qwnes. t h~ Roger~ . the nt~linn's • lcitdinw scorer , ·scored 29 points for Pan Americ:tn bul managed only six points in the serond half. F:ls~ wh ere. 7-foot James Edwards scored 25 points to lead No . 11 Washington to a 11)6.15 victory over Seattle; St . John 's 1NY), also ranked No . 11, defeated St. Joseph's 1Pa .) 75-62 ; Ernie Grun'leld go t 25 points to lead No. 13 Tennessee to a 19-73 triumph over Georgia and Rickey Green tallied 20 points in pacing No. 15 Michigan to an 82-72 triwnph over Northwestern . Also, David Marrs a nd Bucks scare Hoosiers . January Clearance · Sale Now In Progress. SAVE AT LEAST 2001/0 ' STOREWIDE heritage house Your Thorn MeAn Store Middleport, Ohio JANUARY CLEARANCE · AD ON ... Quality Furniture AND liances A SAVE AS MUCH AS 50 10 Everything is GO at Rutland Furniture NOW! "u 0/ ON SOME SOFAS BAKER FURNITURE !!!I:!!L.J!!~~----.J tinued to teach Walton lessons in dunking, hooking and r ebounding . 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Klm Hughes and Swen Nater combined for 17 points and 16 rebounds in the first half to spark the Nets , The win for New York was its sixth <~ raight against the Pacers and eighth strai~ht at home. ''AIR CASTLE'' Closeouts At Super Prices! Teakwood trim and distinctive smoked onyx are elegant hints of 'convenience inside. Top,freezer has 4.75 cueft. separale ice storage and a '¥•·Width shelf (4 in refrig· erator). Twin Vegetable Hydrators, door compartments for spreads, cheese, removable egg servers, add to convenience. Automatic lee Maker can be installed now or later (extra charge) . come. " ! told our kids that they did a heck of a job," Taylor said, "and if that didn 't prove they can play with anyone, nothing could ." Scott May, Indiana's 6-7 all-America senior forward from Sandusky, Ohio, was the big man in the opening half, hitting 18 of his game-lligh 24 points -as the Hoosiers clung to a 40-38 intermissio~ lead . But, in the second ha lf , with May held some what in check, 6-11 Kent Benson was the undoing of the Buckeyes, po uring in 18 points, many of th e m down th e stretch. Benson finished with 23. 62-54 deficit to lead 75-64. Guard La rry Steele led Portland with 30 points, a season high, Steele had been avera ging only seven points a· ga me . Portland played withou t starting guard Geoff Petrie 'and lost his rePlacement , rookie Lionel Hollins, in . the second period with a hip pointer: Elsewhel'e in the NBA , Kansas Cit* beat Pho~ni x , 9886 , a nd ~eat tle s topped Golden StJ11e, 97-85. In the ABA , th e' New York Nets ripped Indiana , 119-98. . Kings 98, Suns 86 Ollie Johnson came off the bench late in the third qua rter to spark Kansas City . to 10 straight poinls and help the Kings break an 11-game losing streak. Johni;on , who had six points during the strf;Bk, finished with 16, while guard Nate Archibald had 29 points and nine . assist s and center Sam Lacey hauled in 14 rebounds . Sooics 97, Warriors 85 Reserv,e forward Mike Bantom keyed a second-llalf rally and Fred Brown blew the game open in the third quarter as Seattle snapped Golden State's three-game win streak. Bantom poured in II of his 13 points in the second quarter as the Sonics moved out to 51-40 halftime lead. The Sonics led 56-48 with 8: 29 to play in ·the third qua rter when Brown pumped in 10 straight points .as tbe Sonics opened up a 66-48 lead. FRIDAY TIL 8 PM · OPEN MON., TUES., WED., SAl- 8:30 to 5 (Thurs. til Noon) JANUARY . WATCH FOR OUR ·W. a career high 32 points to lead No. 18lowa to an ~ victory STARTS MONDAY, Walton has bad night United Press International Portland's Bill Walton had two fine spots from which to view Los Angeles' · Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Sunday night. One was from inside the pivot where Jab bar, a fellow alumnus from UCLA, con. Some Reductions_as Much as 5()% Francisco to a 94-73 rout of llouston ; Bruce King scored over Illinois and Kyle Macy also hit his career high, 31 points, to help Purdue upset No. 19 Minnesota, 111-110 In double overtime. It was MiMesota's first loss In nine starts. • CHEST & UPRIGHTS ON SALE 5·10·15·20-25 CUBIC FOOT I· r ' ' I ' �• 4 - The Daily Sentinel, Middlepori -.Pomrroy , 0., Monday, Jan . 5, 1~76 a- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport -Pome.-oy. 0 ., Monday, .len . 5. 1976 Wake Forest cops Big Four tourney By FRED McMANE Anothl'rl ee:un tha t ha s been iO. No 7 1\lab.ama whipp&l UPI Sports Writer overlookNI in I hP rat i n~s is Vanderbilt lt:~66 and Nevada There's a new kid on the West Texa s Sl<:ile . The un· La s- V e~as, tied with block on "Tobacco Road " ranked Buffaloes upst>t ninlh· Louisville for No. 9, edged and he plans on making big .ranked IAJuisville, 84-78, in Pan American 100-95 . trouble for the ruling class. ovcrtimt• Saturcta"y night to · Of the four universities that raise their record to ~l...arul.­ I A.-on Douglas scored 26 comprise the state of North should crack the lop 20 this points lo lead Alabama to its Carolina's ''Tobacco Road " week . The Buffaloes' Reggie eighth victory in nine games. basketball contingent in the Ramey sent the game into Douglas also pulled do"n 12 Atlantic Coast Conference, overtime with a jwnp shot rebounds as I he Crimson Tide the one that has been with six seconds left and Brad opened their Sputheastern downtrodden the most over Srhreck scored four points . Conference season in conthe past decade has been and intercepted two passes in vincing fa shion. Jeff Fosnes Wake Forest. overtil;ne to spark the victory. scored 22 points to pace The Deacons, who have had In other gru11es involving Vanderbilt . only three wjnning seasons top-ranked teams, No . 1 InNevada-Las Vegas, the na• since 1964, never had been diana edged Ohio State 66.jl4, tion 's top offensive team, ran able to keep up either with · No. 2 Maryland crushed Long its record to 13-11 behind the North Carolina State, North Island University 111-&, No. sharp-shootin g of Sam Smith Carolina or Duke when it 4 UCLA defeated No. 6 Notre and Robert Smith. Sam had came to landing recruits . Dame @-70, No. 5 Marquette 28 points a nd Robert added 16 That is, until Carl Tacy came defeated South Carolina 82to pick up the.· slack from on the scene three seasons ago. No longer are the Deacons the laughing stock of the ACC . Under Tacy, Wa ke COLUMBUS I UP! I was obviously up for the Forest has slowly developed· into a power that is beginning Coach Bobby Knight of top- ga me and ready to play," ·to gain some recognition rated Indiana refused to sa id the O'[rvil!e , Ohio, accept any excuses for · the native. "They did a good job nationally. Although unranked despite Hoosiers narrow 66-64 victory of what they wanted to do. H a perfect record, the Deacons over Ohio State Saturday they play like that a ll year , Ihey 'II be tough to beat." proved last weekend they night. "Don't take anything away Th e Buckeyes, who belong somewhere among the top 10 teams when they upset from Ohio State." l\night told averaged three inches per third;anked North Carolina a writer who suggested the man smaller than the burly and e ig hth -r an ked Nort h powerful Hoosiers mig ht . Indiana team, fought , the Carolina Sta te on sucL-essive have been drained from last Hoosiers tooth a n!l nail from nights to win the Big Four week 's Holi day Festival start to finish, and the game.. Tournament at Raleigh , N.C., Tournament in New York . wasn 't decided until a length for the second stra ight year . "They Uhe Buckeyes) played of the floor pass from Jud Wood skipped off Larry The two victories left the a hell of a game." Knight , who played at Ohio Bolden's hands with two se_Deacons with a 10-il r ecord, State under Taylor in the conds left. their best start since 1927. early 1960s, ga ve his former Taylor was proud of his team 's effort but bitterly mentor all the credit. " We ran into a team which disa ppointed · in th e out- H•bels' Cet·il Ruse scored 23 points l<'HUing.,. .s corcr who was held 10 fivt• points . Me~rShall npie('C in pacing No. 17 San 1\ddie Qwnes. t h~ Roger~ . the nt~linn's • lcitdinw scorer , ·scored 29 points for Pan Americ:tn bul managed only six points in the serond half. F:ls~ wh ere. 7-foot James Edwards scored 25 points to lead No . 11 Washington to a 11)6.15 victory over Seattle; St . John 's 1NY), also ranked No . 11, defeated St. Joseph's 1Pa .) 75-62 ; Ernie Grun'leld go t 25 points to lead No. 13 Tennessee to a 19-73 triumph over Georgia and Rickey Green tallied 20 points in pacing No. 15 Michigan to an 82-72 triwnph over Northwestern . Also, David Marrs a nd Bucks scare Hoosiers . January Clearance · Sale Now In Progress. SAVE AT LEAST 2001/0 ' STOREWIDE heritage house Your Thorn MeAn Store Middleport, Ohio JANUARY CLEARANCE · AD ON ... Quality Furniture AND liances A SAVE AS MUCH AS 50 10 Everything is GO at Rutland Furniture NOW! "u 0/ ON SOME SOFAS BAKER FURNITURE !!!I:!!L.J!!~~----.J tinued to teach Walton lessons in dunking, hooking and r ebounding . The other was from the bench, where Walton was forced to sit' after getting himself in foul trouble trying to guard the 7·foot-2 Jabbar . The l ~ssons learned there were somewhat more subtle . . Neither spot proved very enjoyable for the 6-11 redhead . In another, typical game for him, Abdul-Jabbar scored 39 points and gr a bbed 15 rebounds in leadi ng the !..akers to a 110-101 victory and helping them snap a fourgame losing streak. _AtxlulJabbar hit 15 of 22 from the field . Walton finished w.i th 11 point,s and connected on only five of 17 shots from the field. Earlier this season, Jabbar had scored 48 and 41 points against Portland . The i..akers overcame a four-point •halftime defiCit as guard Lucius Allen, another f6'rmer Bruin, scored 17 of his 19 points in the second half . He and Abdul-Jabbar ied a 212 blitz during a seven-minute bdllpay you"the • 17.0 cu. ft. of 10.0°/o Frost-Proof elegance-. Read., ·for automatic Ice when 'IOU .are. Fro..- Frltlclalre. on your saviJ.1gs? stretch of the third period Best In Live Entertainment · Back Again At The Inn-Place • GO! '439 95 • ' ~ontinuous ~leaning ····-··,- 4 Piece Group From Athens, Ohio rr you own • •Met station, Nlitlonwtch hn. tltiOf· medt ~,,.,. Jlllkqe tor you '"d your lKIIIMUI II P,ovidft moN COVWige sunray .: --··-- _. no_f!latte( what .youi'e looking for 1~ sav1ngs or 1nvestmen.t certificates... PASSBOOK SAVINGS · GOLDEN PASSBOOK F . .. ToW!' lnd Country • Wood-Grained Cc)ntrc.l Panll • Oven Window· and ~tght • Hinged, Rec&ssed Cooking Surt""<< • SPECIFICATIONS: Width :JOP, 'Heighf 43'),'', Depth 28 " • Oven . Interior 24 " r 14'1t" • 19 " • ApproJC. thiP- Wt.: !80 tba. 3-MONTH CERTIFICATE 1 s;~,% 269'1 W.l. No work, no special set· ting~ . . Oven cleans itself while in use . .. continuous· ly . A new colo lytic oven liner makes spotters, stoin.s ond spills disappear · on outomolicolly. Soil specially trealed interior oven surface is gradually decomposed when oven is on normal baking temperatures. MAIN ............,•o, PH. 912-2311 Th• MEIGS INN ·I)NATIIDIJWial INIURANCI 992·3629 .. --·-- 1·YEAR CERTIFiCATE 2- YEAR CERTIFICATE 6 ~L 6 ~L 6. ~~,% • Payable Quarledy • Minim um $1,000.00 • Plytb le Gu1rlerly • Mlnlm11m. S1 ,000.00 RAT£ ~ArE • Payabl e Quarterly • Minimum $1, 000,00 ...... SPECIAl. CLOSEOUT FOR JANUARY SAI.EI FOR JANUARY SAI.EII '(5 ONLY) .. . . . . . . SRP26AX·O Con(empo • Low-Proflle Chrome-. Framed Backg uard • Up-Angle Control Panel • Hitiged, L:l ft-Up Top • SPECIFICATIONS: Width 30", Height 40'/i". Depth 28 '' • Oven Interior 24" 1t 14'1t " 1t 19" • ApproJt. ship. Wt.: 180 ft).s . I ' 'Norwalk 2 Pc. Living Room ' Suite With Love Seat Living Room Suites Herculon & Nylon . Reg. $ REG. '595.00 95 'FRii-- - ~o MERtHANols_E WITH . EACH THIS OFFER With No.1 Selling Frame $ '599.95 • These Suites Are Beautiful. WITH TRADE '19995 w.T. ... .. 1J1!Por ... ...... .,.... " IJIIIII ........ ~ . ~ . . . . LIJIM. Dit. . JI'Meaeed 4-YEAR CERTIFICATE 6·YEAR CERTIFICATE - 7~,% 7 Y,~,% • Payable Quarterly • MlnimtJm St ,oOo.oo • Payable Olla!te rt w • M l nim~,~m cate tunas. . . . 811", He/flflt ..... ,., U.WOIOIII~ Ill" r ,,. • · tr_• ....... ..... ,,.. ,..., OltM ,.;,tot . A Rutland SpeciaU\ *APARTMENT-SIZE RANG_ES ~- -WI.: 2iiiibl.- you'll flnd it at Start at OhioValley Bank· Why settle for less than the best? When it comes to your savings, you want a' fair return, the highest legally possible, with a guarantee of safety for your funds, and accessibility to these funds ... Floor & Warehouse Stock ·Now. On Sale! ._.......,..TO,• federal Regul al1ons require a substan tial pen alty lor p r'~m at un: Withdrawal ol certlli· 51 ,000.00 tmn • •' .,.,Cifll_CA TIONI: ab le monthly 1-1 you desire on certificates with lace am QI,mt ol 55 ,000 ao or more, · UTE RATE 01 II. Ana In all!lltlon to illl tt11s monthly or • Quarte ~Jy Income . paid on one , two , three . lout , or SI K year certil1cales Intere st pay· ALL 1976 MODELS '350.00 Oven WindoW • 1\ATE . 100.00 QIIMii' • Full-VI- ••••••••• MAPLE BUNK BEDS ! Space Savers op reasonable notice of withdrawal. This. is exa~tly what Ohio Valley Bank wants and promises their depositors. No wonder sav ings de· posits continue . to be at an all-time high. Complete cw~ Will! Bargains • ~. , .. ,,. " Co ,,. .~ f~'~l· Ohio Valley Bank . . · Gall i polis. Ohio ,. ,-., l SJJ9' Memb<lr FDIC '• The leading savings plans are at the leading savings bank. FREEZERS ' ., ' ' :.i':A .... ' • .• • ...- ,, I '' ' ::~ :...... . ' ' ,• • I' i••ol•i• ·, ~ • ' •IIII o! I ' ' ·"'' ,,.,.• , , , ,., I ' .."" •.. All ~er Our Store . ,.'' \ • • O• I u~. ( (\11\~l~l "-'" ~!. ~-" •' .,,. ' ·-~­ { - _ _ __ TRADE~IN 3-YEAR CERTIFICATE --=~~,.,.:~c.- • SPECIAl. PURCHASE ... • Peya ble (luarte'rly • Minimum S1 ;000.00 Olbervitatcov.r......... 104 W. <;::::C EACH REG ......... $450.00 UabUftr CO¥Wr.....,...ewt •tftl P. J. PAULEY 'EACH Here Too Long! CloseoUt I • Payable Quuterly • Mi nimum ~1 . 000. 00 fOI' .... COlt 1Mn Mr.,... fOfe otr.t'ICf 1tr Netlonwlde. Not only 1tandlird fire al"'d Callt Nationwide 111f11 r. aiiiNftlltte. (,,- . . -::::: ----;;:;;;. ·- j NYLON FLORAL COVER (4 ONLY) Sale!· w LEFTOVERS! REG. '499.95 r-[!1-·. when the Lakers came from a for service station owners TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY Tues.-Thurs.,8:30to 1100 Fri.& Sat.,9:30to2:00 ·-· Gas Range SUITES Been$ REGULAR '299 Fpi-170T . fllgld•lrc. Home Envlror'.m1nt Division of General Motors. i LIVING ROOM LOVE SEATS TRADE-IN •... 100.00 30" EARLY AMERICAN . 2 ONLY MUST ARUTLAND 2 Only Norwalk A REAL $TEAll Reg. Price .. , .... S539.95 SPECIAL .. .. ' Nets 119, Pacers 18 New York centers . Klm Hughes and Swen Nater combined for 17 points and 16 rebounds in the first half to spark the Nets , The win for New York was its sixth <~ raight against the Pacers and eighth strai~ht at home. ''AIR CASTLE'' Closeouts At Super Prices! Teakwood trim and distinctive smoked onyx are elegant hints of 'convenience inside. Top,freezer has 4.75 cueft. separale ice storage and a '¥•·Width shelf (4 in refrig· erator). Twin Vegetable Hydrators, door compartments for spreads, cheese, removable egg servers, add to convenience. Automatic lee Maker can be installed now or later (extra charge) . come. " ! told our kids that they did a heck of a job," Taylor said, "and if that didn 't prove they can play with anyone, nothing could ." Scott May, Indiana's 6-7 all-America senior forward from Sandusky, Ohio, was the big man in the opening half, hitting 18 of his game-lligh 24 points -as the Hoosiers clung to a 40-38 intermissio~ lead . But, in the second ha lf , with May held some what in check, 6-11 Kent Benson was the undoing of the Buckeyes, po uring in 18 points, many of th e m down th e stretch. Benson finished with 23. 62-54 deficit to lead 75-64. Guard La rry Steele led Portland with 30 points, a season high, Steele had been avera ging only seven points a· ga me . Portland played withou t starting guard Geoff Petrie 'and lost his rePlacement , rookie Lionel Hollins, in . the second period with a hip pointer: Elsewhel'e in the NBA , Kansas Cit* beat Pho~ni x , 9886 , a nd ~eat tle s topped Golden StJ11e, 97-85. In the ABA , th e' New York Nets ripped Indiana , 119-98. . Kings 98, Suns 86 Ollie Johnson came off the bench late in the third qua rter to spark Kansas City . to 10 straight poinls and help the Kings break an 11-game losing streak. Johni;on , who had six points during the strf;Bk, finished with 16, while guard Nate Archibald had 29 points and nine . assist s and center Sam Lacey hauled in 14 rebounds . Sooics 97, Warriors 85 Reserv,e forward Mike Bantom keyed a second-llalf rally and Fred Brown blew the game open in the third quarter as Seattle snapped Golden State's three-game win streak. Bantom poured in II of his 13 points in the second quarter as the Sonics moved out to 51-40 halftime lead. The Sonics led 56-48 with 8: 29 to play in ·the third qua rter when Brown pumped in 10 straight points .as tbe Sonics opened up a 66-48 lead. FRIDAY TIL 8 PM · OPEN MON., TUES., WED., SAl- 8:30 to 5 (Thurs. til Noon) JANUARY . WATCH FOR OUR ·W. a career high 32 points to lead No. 18lowa to an ~ victory STARTS MONDAY, Walton has bad night United Press International Portland's Bill Walton had two fine spots from which to view Los Angeles' · Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Sunday night. One was from inside the pivot where Jab bar, a fellow alumnus from UCLA, con. Some Reductions_as Much as 5()% Francisco to a 94-73 rout of llouston ; Bruce King scored over Illinois and Kyle Macy also hit his career high, 31 points, to help Purdue upset No. 19 Minnesota, 111-110 In double overtime. It was MiMesota's first loss In nine starts. • CHEST & UPRIGHTS ON SALE 5·10·15·20-25 CUBIC FOOT I· r ' ' I ' �• '· 6 - The Datly Sentine l. Mlddlepurt-POhleroy, 0 , Monday, Jan . 5, 1976 Results . Use· The Sentinel Classifieds l 'n11rramble tht·~t· fnur Jumhl t•,., · ont letter to t'ttl'h sq uurt' , tu ' rorm four urd w .u r "ord s . WANT ADS INFORMATION CI:"I\D L , •• P M Oav Be for e Ct., I ) l •yu•~· Oul IIU.., th o • '"<~' '- ~ · ""0· ~ ~ 11;.,,. dup' I L J (J REGUL AT ION S Th e Pub l tsher r ese r,. es r t Qh '" r d n or rr.ttoc l i'lnv deemed obtec t tonal pub l ts h e r w ill n ot t I IJ I NUCLUR l I I I the ad~ Ttle be tn c orrec t msert to n THE \lAY 1~ \V1--IIC:H THE BtG ' 1!1-0AI't.:> OPERATES For W an t Ad Servtce 'i rf'nts ON w o r d On P m scr l wn Mmtmum Charges I 00 1 t cen ts pe r wor d thre e Pnce S2875 .00 . V X~ to form the surprise an11wer, u I 'T I I I H I I X I I T' (Anure n tomorro'" ) LUNGE JUMBO COBALT SOLACE IIIII klt·rf " It h I ht• u t'lght '--"A BELT ' Fairview News Notes By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manuel, Sid and Tim , were noon dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Lewis Hudson at Mmersv11Ie and evenmg dinner guests of Mr . and Mrs . Bill Jacobs at Mason . Pvt. Rhoda Sm1th statwned in the Army at Yuma ProVIng Grounds, Artzona spent two weeks w1th her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Manuel and children. Mr. and Mrs. [)()n Manuel were shoppmg at Parkersburg Wednesday Donruta and Robm Manuel visited Mrs. Flosste Bush and Mrs. Edith Manuel. O!ristmas Day guests of Mrs. Bertha Robinson were Mr . and Mrs . Bill Robinson and family, Mr . and Mrs Herbert Shields , Mrs . Marlene' Fisher, ch1ldren Molly, Larry and Amy, Mr and Mrs. Jack Sargent, Mr. and Mrs. Phihp Radford and Stephanie, Pomeroy Rt., Mr . and Mrs. Rick Sarg ent, Columbus, Millie Ripley , Charleston, W. Va Mr. ~ nd Mrs. Howard Robmson of F1atwoods, W. Va . visited Mrs. Robinson Sunday A.M.M . Mike Rhodes of Griffon A1r Force Base , Indtana spent the holidays with his parents, Mr . and Mrs . Robert Rhodes a nd Karen. Christmas dmner guests of Mr. and Mrs . Russell Roush and family were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Russell, Mandy and Mike of Wolf Pen, Mr. and Mrs. bana Lewis of Clifton, .Mr . and Mrs. [)()rsa Parsons, Mrs . Edna Roush. Mel Waldmg and Monk Barnett visited the Roushes O!ristmas Eve. Mr.and Mrs . Dean Sayre of Middletown, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Brice Sa)Te a nd baby of Jackson , 0, Mr . and Mrs . Danny Sayre of Columbus, Mr and Mrs David Sa)Te and grandchildren of Anttquity were Christmas Day guests of Mr . and Mrs. Herbert Sayre Sharon and Cindy Roush spent Christmas Eve with Mr . and Mrs . Arnold Hupp and son Edward . J oe Holman , Robert Waldnig of Syracuse, Mrs. Edna Roush, Mrs. Gladys Shields, Racine, visited Mr , and Mrs . Russ ell Roush Sunday Mr and Mrs . Herbert Shields, M1llie Ripley of Charleston spent Christmas Eve nigfit and O!ristmas with Mrs. Marlene Fisher, Molly , Larry and Amy at -Racine. Chri stm as Day and weekend guests of Mr . and Mrs. Charles Lawson were Mr . and Mrs Rick Morns and daughter, Mr . and Mrs. William Parsons and sons, Mr . and Mrs. Edward Lawson and son , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lawson and son, Letart , W. Va.m Mr. and Mrs, Bob Lawson and famtly. Christmas Day guests of Mr and Mrs. Herbert Roush were Mrs. Iva Orr, Mr. and1 Mrs. Roger Roush, Mrs . Edna Roush , Mr . Ott Boston of Racine. Mr . a nd Mrs . Herbert Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Roush spent Sunday evening wtth Mr . and Mrs . Dana Lewis at Clifton . NOTICE TO BIDDERS Th e E astern Loca l Board of Et1uca 110n wil l re ce1ve b1ds on Tw o schoo l b u 5 ch a ss .es sutlab l e for 66 passeng e r bo d 1es and two 66 passenger scho ol bu s bod1es unl ll 12 00 AM Tuesday , January 6, 197S Spe ci fication s ar e on l1l e m the Clerks O ff1 ce a ! Eastern H 1gh Schoo l, R t 1 Reedsv ille , Oh 10 45777 In Memory IN L OV IN G m em ory ol my d ea r h us b a nd Home r Hawk1n s w ho p as s('d away Jan .), 1972 My h ea rl s t1 ll ach es w1th sadness , Se c r et 1ears s t il l fl ow . V' h at ,, m ea nl to l ose you H o m er . N o on e wil l ever Know V.! h en days a r c da r k and dr eary , r. nd eve r y l h1 ng q oe s w r ong , I see m 10 hear vo u wh1sper ' Che er up and c a r ry on " Each ' 'm e I 5ee you r P ICiu r c You seem 10 smil e and sav , · D on ' t cr y l ' n1 on l y s leep ,nq , V'.'e w1 ll mee1 aga1n some dn v " Snd ly m1ssed by hiS w il e Mrs Hom er tt awkms 1 .) lip S3200 00 _ _ l 973 CHEV . MONTE CARLO - - 1970 P ONTIA C Bount 1vllle . b l ue w1th black v1ny t to p , a1r full pow e r . r uns goo d , excell ent cond1110n 1nS1 d e and ou t Make an olf er Phone 992 72 77 12 30 6t c 197 3 TRUCK , 1 ton Ford, F J SO , Heavy duty LWB , eHeltent COf'1 dll1on Call 304 773 5306 after 5 p m 11 16 If - 19 7.i PO NTI /\( L e Mans Sports Co up le Phone 949 216 5 1 2 6tc CARRIER WANTED FOR LINCOLN HILL Dai~ Sentinel Court St ., Pomeroy or Phone 992 -21S6 W ILL c ar,e lor e ld er l y persons m my hom e Tram ed and ex p er1 enced Phone 992 12]078 t c R OO M and board for Sr Cllize ns W1th low 1ncorne very n ic e Phone 99? 3509 11 JO lf c I W I LL beg 1vmg p1ano l e5son s m mv home slar11r1g Feb 1 for 1n tormat1on c a l l 99'} U1 8 11 18 SOi c IN THE COMMON PLEAS C6URT , MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO N o 15 ,963 MICHAE L Vfi. N 1\UKE N et al , ~ PL I\ INTI·rr s vs GERTRUDE W L AMO NL E T /\ l. DEFE NDM•H S NOTICE FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION TO DOROTHY BERGMf',N w hose address 1S unkr10wn and ca nn ot wil h reasonablE d 1l1gence b e ascer!amed , Middleport, o 1 Special Rates by Wee~ Has 3 rang e, l BEDRM m ob 1l e h o me , 12 I( 65, Holly Park , l1 k e new W1t h 8 x ]'} awnmg an d porc h Washer nnd d'r x;e r 1nc luded P hone { 30 4) 773 58 17 Mason w Va 17 30 6tc H O U~ E sass m Rut l and ,, T AME rabb 1ts , 15 old he ns Phone 2.H no6 1 7 3 tc l fc lOx 50 r T TWO bedrm mobile COA L l1 meston e and al l fypes ol salt and r ock sa l t for 1ce an,d snow remova l Ex ce ls1or Sa l t Work s. East Ma1n St .. Pomeroy , Oh10 Phon e 997 ]891 12 7 l f c._ home ca rp eted , n1ce locat 1o n . pa110 $ 110 per nwn l h d epos1 t no Pels J ' , m 11 es sou th of 1\ lb an y Ca ll 9Y7 770 I 1 ,J 61p F REE REN l A T V I LLAGE MA N OR IN MID DLEPORT• we are so su r e lhat you w1l l love ou r apartments t hat we 91ve you two w ee ks RENT F REE Jus t pay you r secu r1 1y deposil and stay si:oo; m onths and the f1rst 2 w eeks IS fre e You wil l en ;oy monthly lea ses . all e1ecl r 1c 11v 1ng , range ana carpe!mg , r e fr 1gera to r , fr ee trash pickup , ca bl e T V (opt,ona l ) a nd l a Ondr y l l'lcl! ltJ eS Conven 1en1 to shopp ,ng on Thtrd an d Mil l in M1d dleporf VILL A GE MANOR IS yours fo r one bedroom apa rtmen ts s!a rtm g at s 104 monthly p l u s e lec We pay for every t h 1r19 else See th e Manager at R t ver s ,de Apart ments or ca ll 99'} 327 3 This offer wil l end soon so mo.,..e 1n now an d save US\ 10 23 t fc Wanted To Buy Mf. --- - -~--~--------- 12 X 60 I UR NI SH ED l ra tler W1 l h washe r and dryer Ren l 512 5 per r.n o nth w 1lh opllon to buy , Pho ne 643 7.J 65, Por tland , Oh1o I ~ 6tc ~· ~~- 1 ... BEDROOM f urnished at Village a p artmen t Manor Ph one 992 327 3 ' 12 19 26/C - -------- -- ~-- --- FU RN IS HED apa f tmenl 4 room s ana bath . adu!! s only Phone 992 5908 12 181ft -6 -·-- -- -------RM . HOUSE anti bath for rent In Pomeroy 5741 ----------==---- ,q)arlmcn! Mld aleporl - -------- - --- J--25·-.1f c 3 AND 4 RM furf'11She<t &net unfurnished aprs Phone 992 5434 \ 11 Y ' fc COUNTRY Mobile Home Park . R 1 33 , ten miles north of Pomeroy Large lots wun concreh~· paltO!I , sidewalks , runners and off Slreet par1e. 1ng Phone 992 /479 12.31 1ft - . . REMODELING , P lum bin g . hea tmg an d at! types ol genera l r epa•r Work guar,anteed 70 yea r s eloe per ence Phon e 992 2409 5 1 tf c Only S1B,500 DON ' T BUY UNTIL YOU HAVE SEE N THESE ' R OOM S a nd b .;t l h ir1 Pomeroy r1ear K ro ge r s Stor e 5.-l 000 Phone 99? 27~ 9 or sec Jerrv Hawk 1 ,j l1 1p 3 BR HOME . I USI f 1f'11Shed remo d e ling Sa l em St , Ru lland Ph or1c 747 1306 a ft er 4 p m o r see Mdo B Hu tch inson 10 9 H e -. 6• RM HUU ~ l: . batn , 1 acre , full basemer11 , u tr ii1Y room . bu 1i t 1n po r ch , garage Phon e 992 77 33 12 JO 1 l c - - Automatic Water Cond•fioner Model ucxxx. MIDDLEPOR cetlent Lot - Nice butlding ideal for home or apart ment with very little cost 299 $1 ,000 POMEROY - Nice 1 slory 5 frame, ..____~). - Reg. $339 00 Val lovely ..a W E STI NGH OUSE Laundry patr , c lee rance Pr1 ce S-488 pa1r Ph one ( 614) 98S 3307 11-28 71c 19 INCH Zen1th Early A mer. c an Console Television Sdle !. 428 A lso , floor samp l e models at Specit!l I c learance pri ces P ho ne (6 141 985 3307 12 28 7t c REVCO freezers, 1S 20 2S cu It . Special clearance prices Phone ( 614 ) 985 3307 12 28 7tc -·-·---- -~ ---- CUSTOM 4 x 8 regu l af 10 n poo l table with ('lrre o;:o;nr,es Cal! 99 2 221 8 I 4 6t c S EAR S ROEBUCK air co mpresso r and wood la t he P hon e (6141 985 3577 1 4 6tc ORPHAN ANNIE-THE s17 ,000. REEDSVILLE ~ 12 acres with gas well 2 apart. ments , home , M o bile home Income S420 per month . ALL IN GOOD GONDITION S25,000 POMEROY Large 2 story fram e Had 2 apartments, 5 BR . 2 baths, N gas FA heat . $10.000. . MIDDL~PORT - 1 floor plan, 1 Bp . bath, full -- - - ·----- Real Estate For Sale llJol AC RE tor sale Phone 3333 667 1 4 17tc OLD ER mocfern 7 1rm homp , c arpeted anct completely furni,hed , wllh forced air furnace , l, acre lo! Phone 992 2280 ' ' 1 2 12tc 3 BEDRM . home , lust finished , remodeling , S•lem St , Rutland Phone 742 ·2306 after 4 p m or see Milo 8. H ut chison 9 23 lfc - ---- ----------- P <ISS Pass Pass 'I' IE ' THAT BINDS least five heartS wh1le the ef)velopes a re enclosed. The t wo -hea rt r es pon se most mterestmg questions guarantee s a t le ast fiv e Will be used m this column spades · and w11f rece1ve coptes of Oswald " Thus. tf I open JACOBY MODERN.) WHY A~ WE GOING IN'10 'n<IIS 'PlACii ..OU ... ONCE WE HAVE SOME IDEA WHERE -n<EY HANG OUT... CALL MOO, MR OOP l" ., ' M I X CONCRETE d e i 1Ye r ed rtght lo you r proiecl Fasl an d easy Free eSI1ma t e!5.. Ph one 992 3284 , Goeg lein Ready Mil( Co , Middleport Ohio • 6 30 ltc Buqs_t.!';; mak;n ELWOOD BOWER S REP AI R -· Sweepers , toa st ers . 1rons , a ll small app11an ces Lawn m ower . n exl t o Stal e H19h · way Garag~ on Route 7 Ph one 195 5 381S 4 16 11c LjOU clean this room t' pal-! what •·S never had 1 sech a nice fiH:hl.l place t' clean in aqes! LIVE THE AMERICAN WAY .'-r- IDDEBIGNINGCl0111 E& RJR BONNAZ. I DID IT ONCE ... / '------' PAPER 1\tJRK... on car. poling and lnslallation. We'll bring samples to your hOme wilh no obligation. See how you con really ' ' POLAROID HOLSON ALlUMS oUtllfl•d Individual Mate or F~mal• neraea 10 dlstrlbut• VlfQriCI famous KOdak ft :m and otner OhnlO products thr ough comp1ny tlfablilhC'd IOUf iCni "NO SILLING 0• SOL· tCITING RIQUIREtl" Malee th•s your year tor lnd~en dencco. S499S 00 •hvf!stme~t Gueran1ua, 12 month repur chase .tgrHmlflt , CALL Mr Martin conect M14·121-17J1 Mofttllr to Prl•ar , t a.m . ,. • • •m. • .I.T. Or Write lllrMteM .....,..rQtiL Plrettltlt lul..,nt--ll"t• lf46 ltl N. "St.. Columlllvs. Oltfe 4JIII asset 38Cry 28 Gift for a 39.Wire measurement hostess ( 2 wds.) MR. TOURISTER -I DASSN'T SELL 9:00-Pollce Woman 3,4,15; Rookies 6,13; Mash B,tO; Sarah 33. 9· JO-One Dav at A Time 8, 10. 10; 00-Joe Forrester 3,4,15; Marcus Welby, M.D. 6,13; Switch 8, 10; News 20; Woman Alive 33. tO::JG-Woman 33. 11 :00-News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15; ABC News 33. 11: 3G-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Wide World My~.lery 6, 13, Movie "Cry Panic" B; Movie The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker" 10; Janakl 33. 1 : oo-Tomorrow 3~_.; News 13 ' AstraGraph ~Bern tee Bade Osol union For Tultlday, Jan. 8, 1978 ARIES (March 21 -Aprll 19) TAURUS (April 20-Mar· 20) ActivitieS and outs1de mterests are apt to be accentu ated today Take ca re not 10 find yourself on too many com· m1ttees ))AlLY CRYPTO<!UOTE - Here's how to work it: 'Is ,\XYDI.BAAXR l . 0 N G F E I. L 0 W One l etter s1mply slonds for anot her In lhis sa mple A is used for the lhrcc !.'~ . X fm 1h c lwn O' s, l't('. S1nglc lcl ler:,:. aposlrophcs, the length .~nd formntum of the words are a!l hlDls, Each da) th(' code felt en• nre d&ffercnl LOQNYCT B ('; Z I'LL GIVE' 'IOU FIFN BUCKS BCZ Z B F 1' R YL R Y L THANK¥, LOVE OF 'JW: DRUDGERY IT QWOLVES.- LOGAN SMITH GRANNY I WISI-l I WE~E A 816 TV 5TA~ f ., 221 It would be unwise today to try to sell others on ideas you're not too sure of If you make a pitch . know th e facts. e)ttra pains today in s1 tualtons you re help mg others to sort out Take compl•cated matters one step at a t1me VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) You UMVVUO BHTOCQO MT BC BAO - ZLFZOC Yesterday's Cryploquole: THE TEST,OF A VOCA'I'ION IS THE THIS OL' IT BELONGED TO MY GREAT GRAt\IDMAW -- · ~1-Julr LEO (Julr 23-Aug. 22) Take IYELT OWOLF rs one of those days where you could have too many Irons tn the ftre . Isolate your Important goals CANCER (June will ftnd today tha t n o t every_one you're assocsated w•th can be handled w1th the same techniques Size up each one separately LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) Be IF J WERE A TV STAI( I WOVLDN'T HAVE TO Go TO SCHOdL · careful today you don't let your proJects overlap Do the on" you can do thoroughly. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Cont1nue to keep a light rein on the old checkbook and credit cards Shop wisely so as not to get In a bmd v Th1s s tiould be a very busy day, but do things so that you don't pamt yourself Into a corner Plan ca refully FOBLT; NOPE, Consumer Survival ~Kit 33. 37 Camera SYCVIT 614-992-2206 OE Sesame St. 20,33; Gel Smart 15. 5:00-Bonanza 3; Family Aftalr 8; StarTrek 15. 5:3()-Adam-'12 4; New5 6; Beverly Hlltblllle5 8; Elec . Co. 20,33; Adam-12 13. 6:00-Nows 3,4,8,10, t3, 15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20; Biography 33 6:3G-NBC New$3,4.t5, ABC News t3; An~y Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Your Future Is Now 33; HodRei>Odae Loda• 20 ' 7:00-Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Wlllburn Brothers 8; News 10k; Name That Tune 13; Family Affair 15; Antiques 20; Wild Wild Wotld of Animals 33. 7:3G-Hollywood Squares 3,4; Let's Deal With It 6; $25,000 Pyramid 8; Price Is Right 10; To Tell the Truth t3; Wally's Workshop 15; College Hockey 20; Family Theatre 33. " 8:00-Movln' On 3,4,15; Hapy Days 6,13; Good limes 8, 10; With Ltves at Stake 33. Joe & Sons , , 8 10 8:3G-Welcome Back, Kotter 6;13; worker's UYWO avE.EADY meter 31 Actress, -Baker 3~ Pril!_tlng type 38 Love (Sp.) ! 4 : 3G-Bewltche~ 31 Mod Squad6; Partridge Family 8; 30 Cubic I' RYPTOQUOTES save. Mike Young, Manoger Sates ond lnsllllotion Rt .l, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Phone ct. y or ntght 9:3G-Not For Women Only 3; One Life to Live 6; Tattletales 8; Now Zoo Revue 13; Food Preserving 33. 10 :00-Celebrlty Sweepstakes 3,4, 15; Edge of Night 6; Price I• Rloht 8.to, Mike Douglas 13; Youth In Trouble 33 . J0 :3G-Wheel of Fortune 3,15; I Dream of Jeannie 4; Dinah 6. 11 :oo-Hollywood Squares 4; Gambit 8,10; Elec. Co. 20; Ourstory 33. 11 : 3G-Hollywood Squares 3, 15; Happy Days 13; Midday 4; Love of Life 8, 10. Sesame St. 20,33. 11 :55'-Take Kerr 8; Dan !mel's World 10. 12 :00-Hlgh Rollers 3,15; Lei's Make a Deal 13; Bob Braun's 50-50 Club 4; News 6,8. 1:00-News 3; Ryan's Hope '6, 13; Phil Donahue 8; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women ~ly 15; Food Preserving 33. · 1:3o-Days of Our Lives 3,4, 15; Rhyme & Reason 6,13; As The World Turns 8, 10; Ours lory 33. 2:00-$10,000 Pyramid 6,13; Biography 33 . . 2:3()-Doctors 3,4,15; Neighbor• 6, 13; Guldlna Llohl 8 10; Photo Club 33. J:oo--:.Another World 3,4, 15; General Hoopltal 6, 13. 3;3()--0ne Life to Llve13; Mlckev Mouse Club 6; Match Game 8, 10; Romagnolls' Table 20. . 4 : OO-Mister Cartoon 3; folw,rv Griffin 4; Somerset 15, Bewitched 6; Mickey Mouse Club 8; Mister Rogers 20,33; Movie "Barbary Coast" 10; Dinah 13. GEMINI (Moy 21·June 20) ThiS ANDOO I:.ACK ~ DISTRIBUTOR ~ WANTED SHAPE - AS AMIE~J<;A IS - 22 BulwerLytton heroine 23 Entertain 21 Urgent 25 Suppress 26 Mediator's WINNIE MA.YI3E5TAN IB RIGHT! PERHAPS I 5HOULO GETOUTFI<DM UNDER ALL 111/B 6:00-Columbus Today 4; Sunrise Semester 10. 6:25-Farm Report 13. , 6:3G-Now Zoo Revue. Nows 6 ; Bible Ans~rs 8; Concerns & Commonfs 10; Rev . Cleophus Robln~on 13. r 6:45'--Mornlng Report 3. 6:55-Chuck White Reporls 10; Good Morning, Trl Slat' 13. 7:00-Today 3,4,15; Gbod Morning, America 6,13; CBS News 8; :.ugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7~Schoolles 10 8:00-Lucy Show 6; Capt. Kangaroo 8, 10; 5e5ame St. - 33. 8:3()-Blg Valley 6 9:00-A.M 3; Phil Donahue 4,15; Lucy Show 8; Ml~e Douglas 10; Morning with D. J . 13; Walsh s Animals 33. Yesterday's Answer. 39 Dis· figure 40 Recall U Within 12 Jewish month H OUSE m Ches l er , 2 bedr ms and balh Go od co n d1 110n Ph one ( 6 14) 985 d245 , 1 5 6t c estimates AN' >al1.L ££ IN 16 GRE;AT by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 13 Nasty 1 Legal job look 5 Tracking DOWN device 1 Imogene of 10 Fragrance comedy · 11 ,Baffled 2 Hacienda 13 Soft drink material 3 Legislator flavor 11 Get along I Time ' 15 Nigerian period tribesman 5 Comment 16 Adipose 6 Winged 17 "Mr. Tam7 Press for payment bourine -" 18 Intact 8 Unyielding ZO Hi~h (mus.) 9 Fancy Zl Floating zoo trappings 22 Dolphin 1% - hygienist 16 Glacial genus Z3 Pine tree snow field 19 Australian product 26 Aggregate marsupial 27 Theater sign 28 Glove hue 29 - Bias 30 Withdraw 33 Suffix for pound 34 Make edging 35 Dock- parts Real Estate For Sale Fre* m'self! SO 1tXJ LI'L FURRINERS RE"MEMBE:R MAH ORDERS- BRADFO RQ , Auc t1 oneer'i'~ Complete Se r\iice Ph one 949 2487 or 949 2000 R ac m e, Oh io , Cr~ t 1 Bra d ford 10 9 li e CARPETING An' no use offer;n' t' he'p,Rufus 1 I qot t' dO it all owe? O ' DEL L A l i ne m en f l ocate a behjnd R ult atid Gr ade Scl')oo l Tu neup , b ra kes, wheel b a lan ci ng , alm e m ent Phone 742 2004 111 6!fc TUESDAY. JANUARY 6,1976 ~a1N'6td .....EN WE CAN GO AFTE2 'EM! LjOU ~ WOULD YOU B ELIEVE ? B u il d an al l s te el bui l d in g at Pole Barn pr1ces? Go lden G l&n-1 Al l Sleel BUIId lf'1gS, Rt 4, Box 1-48 , Wave rl y , Ohio Phor1 e 94 7 '1796 'J 2oi lfc C lo r the experts? Write "Ask m ajor The newspaper The Jacobys will d ia m on d response IS ar · answer individual questtons ttfi c tal and guarantees at 11 stamped. sell-addressed --- ""::" ts two W I LL T R I M or cut lr ees an d Shrubbery P hone 949 25 45 or 7~2 3167 17 . 18 26 t c RE A DY A Mtchigan readers wants to know tf Oswald Jacoby rea lly mvented the Jacoby transfer The answer ts that he dtd not The 1dea of a two-level transfer " " first thought of by etther Olle W11lner of Sweden-of R1chard Troxel of Mmneapolt s, but Jacoby put it together smoothed out the wrmkl es and is responSible By Oswald & James Jacoby Oswald "We have had so many reatler questwns about the Jacoby transfer bid that I promtsed to dtscuss tt lhe fir st of th1s year " J1m . " BaSically. 1t IS a device to enable a notrump ope ner to play the hand al hiS for tts success partner's smt The two-club (Do you have a quest/On SEWING M A CHINE ' Repatr s , seronce , a ll makes 99 7 228 4 The r abr1 c ShOp . Pome roy . A ulh ortz ed Sm ger Sal es an d Ser.,.. ,ce We sh ar pe n Sc1sso r s 3 29 1f c POMEROY - 1114 acres (originally had 2 houses). Nice for bome or trailers $3,000' DEXTER - 30 cloan acres Sl7 ,500. - S3 5130 down Ba I. monthly. REAL ESTATE IS YOUR BEST INVESTMENT CALL US TODAY. 992-2259 or "2-2561 24 show a four<ard Tnmm 1ng 20 year s e~o:pe r 1e n c e I nsu r ed , free e~t1mates Cal l 99 7 '1384 or 1 61~ ) 69 8 72 57 Al bany 10 15 1tc SLOAN'S mostly fenced. Home, barn other buildtngs . Pass response to one notrump D & D T f::IEE basement. re c ently renovated , carport $13 ,000 . and Pass South Slay rnan and asks opener to the Jacobys" care ol this k itchen , 3 BR , full basement, hoi water heat . POMEROY LANI?MARK •~- Jack w. Coney, Mgr . Phone 992-2Ill --- h Weekly Graul Capacity North East Opemng lead - 10 • sE P- Tic- TA N K S~le;~e d. Modern San11at1on 991 J954 or 99 ? 734 9, 9 18 tt c CO-OP West t NT EXCAVAT IN G dozer , back.hoe an d d l f c h cr Charles R H at t 1e l d Back Hoe Se- rv, ce Rutland . Oh1o Ph one 742 2008 11 30 78tc Mam m oth 8 r oom hom e, 6 bedroom s, 1 baths. gas F.A. f u r nace . Lots of ru ce pa n e ling and c arp et 1ng '1l:l!».'i ! YOU are mterest ed 1n buold1ng a n ew home or for vour present home r emod eled , contac t Roush Conslr u c l10n , Phone 997 1583 1 2 12 tc B R 5 , 1 baths , wood b urning fireplace s , spac tous m o der n kitchen . nat gas furnace, fa mil y room and 2 large lot s Want NEW LISTING - Nenher vulnerable bu!ld1ng de r nck Only $11 ,500 ENORMOUS - ll room s. 5 Char 86t-JeFICIAR'I 7 ft6L- UJCI<'i Call 992 12 2 26tc f.URNI ' I 1l;,[ 1 adults onlv m Phone 992 387 4 ____..., lr bath, la rge d mmg, full ba semen t. gas F A fur nace ove rl ook 1ng I oWn ming 3 BR brick rar1 c: h home Nat gas . hot wafer hea t Beautiful equ1,pped k1t. , w1 th extras D1ning , larg e famil y room , r oo fed patio dbJ garage and 3 le ve l lots . S!l6,900 t A(JJ 4 4 QH 5 P e~ss $8500 NICE & NEAT - 3 B R s. $17,500 . NEW LISTING - te ll me mor e abo ut yo ur hand " Jtm "Todav's hand shows the transfer b1d at 1ts best. North wants to be m lour spades afl er the notrurnp openmg and they get there with South as declarer. If West up~ns <J low club the hand can be beaten, but West opens a diamond and Sou.th wraps the contrac t up." Os wald " If North plays fou r spades , East will open the queen of hearts and the defense will tak~ four tricks " ¥ K92 I 2 26tp -~--.,. 210,000 , CR A NE Serv1 ce er ect1on 40 f t Phone 99'2 5468 ~'I ~ IT,I.U~l.. 'OJ BIN~~ mo EXCAVATING , dozer , load er and backhoe wo r k ; sept •c ,.,st a ll e d dump 1anks t r ucks and to bo ys for h 1re . wtl l haul fi l l di rT , sop soil , l 1mestone ar1d g ra ve l Cal l Bob or Roger Jeff e rs , day phone 991 7089 n 1ght phon e 99? 35 25 or 99 2 523 ? 1 11 1t c 1 WEEK ONLY! HOU SE . fre e ga s Phone 747 25n or 7d2 2590 l 4 6tp TWO bed rm trailer , S7a per week /\ 11 utdtli es Paid Phone 99.,2 337 4 I 4 IfC garage & 7·17 O N E Pur e bre d Hampshrre ma te hog , IO nice pigs for sa le Pflone (6 1-l ) 698 8896 :2 30 61c C a ll 997 1 .l Phone 0 9 26tp 3 BEDRM t ra Jier Wtlh ex pan d l 1vmg ro om . 5 Po1nts Phone 992 3J 88 12 J 1 6tc MOB I LE HOME S r OR SA L E 10x50 P E ERLE SS Mobile Home , new gas fur na ce built m oven and ra nge , pn ce reduced l or quick sale Can be seen at K 1ngsbury H ome Sa l es , 111 E Ma m St , Pomeroy , Oh 1o or cal l 992 70J4 12 31 4t c pos ts r e tngera tor ~ w1 th bath . nat, gas heat, c lfy wate r . and la rg e fam1ly room for the chtfd r en . Askm g Or1 l y NO W 5e llmg ru tter Brush P r oduc t s Phone 992 3410 10 6 i fc 23::09 bath , $16 ,500 SENSIBLE - 3 B R hom e. & J HOU SE of I abr 1c s January Clea ran ce Sa te 1\ 11 rnalerial in s1ock on sale Open 10 a m 1til 5 p m · Mon d ay throvgh Sa1u rday • 1 A 171 c LOC U>S T bedrooms, -...,(..tl ....Itt I notrump and you respo nd spades and leave tl lu you to W~:ST EAST 4 tO3 '4 H 2 ¥A ti4 ¥ QJI05 • 1098 . t75 :! .,. A .J 732 .-.Kltt9 ti SOUTII till 4 K .19 BORN LOSER LARRY LAVENDER home wi th formal dtntng, large ba th, s team heat (gas ftred) , spaci ou s yard 10 R ac tn e n ear sch ool5 I 4 61 c F OR R E NT OR SA L E J bedrm mo b d€ ho m e, un lurn 1she d utd1t1 es pa1d on Rt 33 1n Bu rfln gharn Phon e 992 7751 1'l J 1 'fc STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM St P.l.!tG_, iQ F F ITT GUTTER S-AWN INGS carport $17,500 CHARMING - 4 BR older I 2 BEDRM mobile home , Phor1e 992 Rac 1ne ar ea 5858 17 ] 1 1fc ~me > two hearts I will reb1d two • an t K ti 2 .I Blown tnto Walls & Atttcs S'f\"a cu se, Ohto Ph 991 3993 4 10 I 1 :oo-Tomorrow 3,4; News 13. Jacoby explains his transfer 'Blown · Insulation Services Pomeroy , 0 . ba'S em~;nt , dbl Two l1g htwe1gh1 c ha m saw s W ll k1nson Small Eng1n es . 198 L oc u st S1 , Middlepo r t Phone 997 3097 or Month Mobile Homes for Sale Pets IN DAS H .23 chann el CIIIZens ban d transce111er. a m fm m p x rad10 8 track stereo Ca ll 991 3965 12 2] It ( 0 A " P~ONY FREE ESTIMATES PhOne '1'12 -3J25 NEW LISTING - Rutlan~ - . A IR CO we l d ing mach m e new e l ec all accessortes 1n elu ded P hone 992 34 10 10 28 lf c Rooms, '5.00 up SAlE SPERSON OR AGENT WANTED TEX AS O I L COMPANV needs dependable person M F w ho can work w1thou1 su per VISIOn 1n Me1g s Co ur1 t y ar ea Conlac t c us tome r s Age un1mport ant . blJI matur1ty 1s we lram Wri t e T K D1ck . Pr es, Southwes lcrn Petro l eum I t WO r rh , Tx E 0 E 17J1.uc 110 Mechanic GOO[) qua l •' v hay Phone 99 2 J 6\ 8 I 5 121C Pn . Y92·2771 WIN AT BRIDGE 0L06Y~SY " 1 • AQ76~14 TEAFORD 1971 l-ION D f\ 750 I ord 2000 1r a c1or P ~ ddferent1al fock f r onl end weuilhts and Olh cr Cl(l ra s Phone 99 2 16 1H 1 5 17tc HOTEL W A ITRE SS ' wanted tor 12 m 1dn1~ht I ll 8 a m sh1fl 1\ pplv 1n pers on at (row's Steak H ouse A l so. lak1 ng a ppl iCatiOns for qri ll (OOks 12 . ]1 lfc • FROM ?WALLOWIN6 Hl5 Dl7APPOINTMI'NT. l PRE5UME, OVEOR MV NOT BEIN6--QUOTE -- II 18 75 Pomer oy V trg II B , Sr . Broker 16 MM /1MPRO so und protector 1000 wal l bul b w1 1h two rn ch . I 1 6· l ens . '5 SJ OO Phone 997 7~57 I 5 3tp La Salle TODAY 7)],f I Roger Wamsley , Rutland Reat Estate For Sale For Sale RE /\ L NICE l rm h Om e ba l h , d o ub le ca r ga r agc , n1ce ya rd 1 or 1n f orma11 0n . Ci!l l 997 2';02 1 S J IC • THE FAMED A5TROL06ER , Z EL-DA .... Phone 142-2331 EXCAVAT IN G , BACKHOES AND DOZER , L A RGE A N D SMA LL SE PTI C TA N KS iNSTALl..E D BI L L PULLINS , PHONE 997 7478 DAY OR N IG HT .. 11 11 78fp W/\LKER hovnd , Wh1t e W1th black spots imct a grow l h on /ell h md II Lost m Kroger pa rk1ng l ot 1 30 a rn Sa>urday morn1ng Cal l Bob by Porter , Ches t e r Ph one (6 14 1 985 4157 1 4 61C CAS H patd for all makes and mode l s o f mobile homes , Ph one area c od e 614 42l 953 1 4 13 tfc 19 70 CHEVY ttllPa l a 35 0 p s p b . a c C)I:CCII ent con d1 110n Call 99 1 76 <19 1 4 3tc collections. ' NORTil Wanted For Rent Apply At lost CAPTAIN EASY THE l!o0V6 HAVE CO ME; TO 5EE on servtce R&J COINS ' SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Found 1966 1 ORO fa l con J dr aut o $1SO 197 4 Dodge Colt. S W 1\ ul o , l es s than 10 ,ooo miles 53. 000 Phone 992 2776 allt' r 7 pm I J 3tp Appra 1sa I estates and Nathan Otgg s Rad•ator Sp eclii llst L A R GE dog . with c lipped tall L ooks l 1ke good r eg 1stered bre ed P l ease ca ll and 1der1 ti fy , (6 14 1 an 2-45 1 1 4 61C 19'JJ f OR D cus 1om 1 doo r VB ll athcad wdh ove rdr ive 1969 Pt yn10u1h E3eiYede r C' ·I door va , au1ome~l1c pow er s1 e er1ng f or n1orc m forma 110n ca l l Y91 71Q7 I ,J 61p Help Wanted The 1on 196Y tOR[\ Ran ge r pi c kup s l a ndilrd P ' PI\ 6 c yllf'1dC r JOO c: u 1n Sl.t 5 Ph one Gl e n ll iSS CII 919 21!01 1 5 61c 6.»--NBC News3.4,15; ABC!>Iews 13; Andy Griffith 6; ' CBS News 8, 10; Hodgepodg ~ Lodgo 20; Ourstorv 33. 7·1l0-Truth or Consequences 3; To Tell The Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Buck Owens 8; News 10; Candid Camera 13; Family Affair 15; On Again 20; Soap Box Oerby 33 7.»--That Good Ole Nashvil le Music 3, Don Adams Screen Te•t 4; Match Game PM Price Is Right 8; Buy, Sell-or Trade F r om th e largest Truck or 6 1JIIdozer R a d'1afor t o t he smalles t Hea t er Core Ph . 992 2174 POft4~p~~!vM.9,!0R 00 Q\J· . PQMEROY, Otflpl 'f!:J1 TO , The u nknown h e~rs, d ev 1sees , legatees ad exec ul ors an m 1n1s t r ators assigns of Th omas d 'o r Wr1gh I, d ecease d , fl. I wood Sl oan , dec eased , Jean Sloan , Elo1se Bos ton , deceased , /\lexan der W r1gh1 , Cler k NEED A G I AN T room a d deceased Dav 1d Wr1ghl C)21 15, 22 , 29 (1) 5 41C d1t1011 or olf1ce , sh owroom , dec e a se d G eo rg e Wr1g ht , et c ? We have a 19 75 M ob il e Visiting Mr . and Mrs . deceased , Ma r y w Kelly , Uf'1 11, 1400 lotal e lec lr 1c. P elr1 ck , d ece a sed , f\ l1 ce vv Charles Michael, Becky and PUBLIC HEARING fu l l Y ca rp el ed. 2 Off1 ces 1n deceased El be r t Wright , NOTICE ce nt e r 1, bat h o n eac h end Chuck, Chnstmas Day were d eceased an d Do rot hy Berg RUTLAND WASTEWATER Pr1 ce d lo w to sel l Can be man . 1f d eceilsed Mr . and Mrs. Louie Pickett of FACILITIES PROJECT seen a t K 1n gsbu r y Home You are her e by n0 11f1ed I ha t RUTLAND , OHIO Sa l es . 11 00 E Ma m St , Crown City, Mr and Mrs . you have been na med 111 a Pome r oy , Oh io , o r ca ll 997 Herbert.Roush, Mr . and Mrs. DAT E Mor1 day Jan uary 12, l ega l dC I1 on en t1tl ed M1chac 1 7034 V a n /Iu ken and Pam el a 1976 Roger Roush. Webs t er . pla ,nt i ii S vs Ger TIM E 7 00 PM Mr. and Mrs . Robert Sm1th PL AC E Ca fete r ia , Ru tland 1r u d e w L a mon t, et al de f e ndanl s Th1 s ac110 r1 has E le m en ta r y School , Ru!lan~ . were Chnstmas Day guests OhiO been ass1gned Case No 15 963 '"I h e Comm"n P l eas Cou rl of . of Mr . and Mrs . Jerr y, Th e Vi llag e of Rutla n d /\ II au tos Me1gs Co un ty , Oh10 , Pome roy , H A L L'S :;a l vage ard of Tru stees tn com Bo w1th frames and bod1es w1th Johnson and children at p lla n ce w1th 40 CFR Part Oh 10 ·15769 cr wilhout motors , S1 hund Th e obtec• of lhe co m p lamt Racine . 35 9 17 5 'of the Fede r al red T1n 50 h u ndred Will 1S 10 part 1t1on and qu 1et ti tl e 10 Reg1s ter dated Fe bru ar y ll , Mr . and Mrs . Alex Wheeler b uy met a ls and sc rap 1ron r ea l est ale S1luat ed '" Bedford 19 7.j sha ll hold a Publ1c Or1 ol d Rt 33 , tu s t acro ss To w n sh1p , Me 1gs Co unt y spent over Christmas with H ear 1n g to affo r d the op from Grueser ·s Ch ip pe r Oh10 , Whi ch IS descr1bed as tu n1 l y l o r all 1nl eres ted Monday th roug h F r iday 9 and Mrs . Larry Foster por foll ows persons an d par!ies to be 1111 4 p m , Salurday , 9 111 and children at C<!lwnbus, h eard on the eco norn1c and noon BCif'1Q 1n Oh10 Co mpany s 1a l eff ects o l th e locat 10n , returmng home Friday. Mr. dsoc 12 14 26tc Purcha se . 50 acres off o f th e es ,gn and env 1r onme n! a t easl end o f th e follow1r1g real ----- ~ -'-------and Mrs . Ed Morris and 1mpa c t of waslewale r es tate to W1t 66 acres , m ore OLD furn11 ure , 1ce boxes. t m en l faCII1t1es fo r lhe children of Bowling Green, Vtrea brass beds, sto ne ta r s, or o r l ess off "'t lf the wes1 end of illage of Rut la nd , Oh to co mplete ho usehold s Wrlle I h e so ut h hall of I he n orthwes t 0 ., BiD Wheeler of C<!lwnbus Sub 1ecls t o be preser1 1ed al M D M il le r , Rt 2, q u arter o l Sect10 n 12, Town 3, e hea rmg 1nc lude a re v1ew spent the holidays with Mr. athnd Pomeroy , Oh Jo Call 99 2 Ran ge 13, al so anoth er p1ece discuSSIOn of the proposed 7760 of l af'1 d co m me r1 cmg 8 cha m s and Mrs. Wheeler . was1ewa t er facil iti es pro]ect 1 , l mks west fro m the north 10 7 74 4/ t or the Rut l and Pl an n 1n g Ar ea eas t corne r of tb e sout h h alf of -- -*- M---------a nd a d iSCUSSIOn Oi l h e Va r iOUS l h e no rth west q u arter of pro j ec t alte rnat ,ves w1 t h Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence respect to their eny,ronmen tal Sec t ,on 12, Tow n 3 , Ra n ge 13 , DEALER S 111 sc rap , 1ro n , mefals tunk autos Rid er's the n ce • sou t h 10 rods thence Ables, Ronald and Vic ki 1mp acts T he r eport inclu des r1orth Salv ag e Phone 949 5J 68 wes terly along th e , an analySIS of t h 1rteen Ables of Canal Winchester, allernat1ve I 2 261 p ce n te r of sa1 d road to the nor!h meJh o d s ol I ine o f I he so ut h hal f of th e Mrs. Alice Balser were wastewate r tre at rpen t and nor th west quart e r of sa1d collec t1on w ll h est1 mal es lota l dinner guests Christmas of p ro tec t costs rangmg !rom sec l1 o n 12. lhen ce west 70 feel WI• N l l t • \ fc.t upr .qll r p1anos 10 th'e place o f beginn mg $1.3 9.1000 to S1,538 000 in any cond11!on W ill pay Mr . and Mrs. Jack Ables . The "R ull and Wastewaler co n taming one fo urth of an !£ 10 , ~ ach F 1rs ! f loor only Mrs . Alice Balser spent F a c111 11 eS Plann 1n g ' Rep ort " ac r e, mor e or l ess Wr tle giving d1rec t1ons to Als o a p ie ce ol land Willen P1ano Co , Bo)C 188 , 1 O!ristmas night wUh Mr . and 1n c lu d1ng maps draw1r1gs an described a s fo llows ] ,f acres Sardis , Oh1o 0946 n viro n men t al assessmen t Mrs. Lawrence Balser and .eand other pe rt i r1 e n t d a t a of f o f the soulh S1de ol the 123061p r e 1a11Y e 10 ~the prop o5e d tol l ow1ng d esc ri bed . r ea l - - M--- ----------family at Tuppers Plains. ect wd l b e available for es t ate , sit ua t ed ,., Me1gs Mr . and Mrs . Clarence Roy proj p ub l iC 1nsp e c 11 0n a f the Cou r1 ty , Oh10 , to w i t .JO acres and children of Racine spent Rutland r urnd ure St or e 1n off of the east end of I he north Rutland Oh10 between the half of l h e northwest quarter Christmas Day w1th her hou r s of 8 00 A.M and S 00 o f sa1d Sec 110n 12: Town J, parents, Mr . and Mrs. Homer PM ! rom D ecember 12, 1975 Range 13 You ar e r equ 1red to a n swer th e Co mplain ! wtr h in ME I G ~ CO H vn•t" ' '-' ~J Ul ie t.., , to Ja n uary 11, 1976 Warner. t wo beautifu l 10 weeks old 78 days after the l ast /\ !1 persons 1nt eresle d m the Collie t ype puppi e!. , I mal e, Mr . and Mrs. Hoyt dCS1gn ,• location and c on pub li Ca tio n ot lh1s no 11c e, I female , wormed and ha ve t ru c110n o f the p r oposed whtch wilt be pubi 1Sh£Od once Ferguson of Point Pleasant swas shc ls Phone 992 5427 after 6 t ewater co ll ec hon syslem eac h week for SIX c on sec ulive p m Fo ur dog s appro )I I yr spent Saturday with Mr . and and t r eat m ent tacil111es are weeks Th e last publica ti on old , Shepherd Co llie mrxed , wil l be made on January 5, ln YIIed to ap p ear and €)( pr ess Mrs. Homer Warner . in e~o:ce llen l con d l lto n Ca ll lhefr VI eWS , W r i tten 1970 and the 28 days lo r an 992 5906 The y a !I need yood Mr. and ' Mrs . Herbert s tatements may be su b m1tte d ">we r wd/ SIArl or1 thai dale h om es In case of your failure to pr1or to or at ! he lime of the Mlller spent Wednesday hearin9 answ er or o tlierw1se respond 1 -4 61c as r equi red b y the Ohio Rules through Friday with Mr. and VI L LAGE OF of Civi l P rocedure tudgment f4rs . David Hadley and RUTLAND by deleull wi ll be r end ered AKC h/\S ~ ET 1 llo und Dllp J agat'r'ISI yo u tor re 11e f children at OncinnaU. mo s ol d , S.~O Pht n , (' 992 d emand e d 1n the compla1n t 5051i Ouillmas holiday guests of El v1 n E Thompson , I J Jl c Larry E Spencer Mr. 1111d Mrs. Guy Shuler Mayor Clerk of Co ur i, ENGLISH Sh epherd Pupp ies . were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vernon L Webe r , Comm0r1 Pleas Court, s 10 Phone 99? 39dJ or 619 Me ,g s Count y, Ohio Dillon, 110n 8oshua of Hart- Clerk Page Sl , M 1ddlepor1 selle, Ala. 1 4 6tp 112 1 1. 8. 15, 22. 2911 ) 5. 61 c ( 12) 10 Il l -· 21( Apple Grove News Notes Clearanco U295 Wh tte vtnyl ,_op, blk . ftnlsh , au tomatic, P S., P 8 , tilt wheel. rad1o, radtal w w fires, loca l lat;fy owner, you w 1ll thmk thts is a new ca r . So n ice Book Va l ue ~'l'i'iO 00 Notice INCOME TAX prepar e d , F edera l ar1d state taxe5 W •1 1 be don e b y ap p t on ly Pl eas e phone 992 2'17 '1 or see M r s Wanda E blm , L aurel Cld f Rd , Pom eroy 12 ] I 30 t c Clearance Evening Edition wi th Marlin Agronsky 20; High Road to Advenlure 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Friends of Man 15; Marco Sportllte 33. 8:00-NBC News Speclal3,4,1l; Olympic Games 6,13; Gunsmoke 8; Rhoda 10; Tennis 20; An E'"'es Celebrat ion 33. 8:3G-Phylll s 10. 9:0G-All In The Family 8,10; 9:3G-Mauoe 8, 10; Roalldades 33. 10 :- ABC News Sllceup 6, 13; CBS Reports Inquiry I, l OBI Ways 33. 10 :30-Catch-33 33. n :oo--News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15, 20; ABC News 33. 11 :3G-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15. Wide World Spe~!al 6, t3; Movie " Come Fly With Mo" 8; Movie Mickey Ono" 10; Janokl 33 Carr ascolendas 33. Currency and Supplies Pomeroy Offtce l OS Butternut f92 ll45 Formerly W ee d Whol esale Featurmg . Oelux le ro x Cop y Serv ,ce . Olf 1 ce SupplieS , M•meograph Sup p lies , larg est se lect Jon of wed d.n g supp lies in Sout h eas tern Oh 1o · Th e P n nt Shop complete ( S l 1ll •n bu stn ess 1n Middleport) 12 8 2 mo · S279S Local lady owned, fu ll y equip , automatiC , P s., P B, radio , air condtt ioned Like new hres, good ftrtlsh & vi n yl infenor , truly Is clea n as a new one. Book Value '16 cents per ward s •x con SCCU I Pol e II, Scr ! 10 rtS '1 5 Per Cent DISCOUf'11 on pa1d ads and ads pa 1d wdh 1n 10 Oii ys CARD OF T HAN KS & OBITUARY $2 oo lor SO word m fn 1mum Ea c h addlttonal word 3 ce n ts BLIND A DS 1\ ddl l lon al 25c Charge per A dv er1,s eme r1 1 OFFICE HOUR S 8 J O a m 10 5 00 p m D ally 8 JOa m 101 7 OONoor1 Sa tu r day r~ns, Quality Print Shop CJearancu769l 1973 PONTIAC l SEAT WAGON SAFARI MONDAY , JANUARY l, 1915 5·0Q-Bonanza 3; Family Affair 8, Star Trek 15 . 5.»--Adam -12 4; News 6; Beverly Hil lbillies 8; Electric Company 20,33; Adam·12 13. 6·oo--News 3,4,8,10, 13,15; ABC Nows 6 ; Zoom 20, _J Local 1 owner , automattc, blk . viny l ir1 t . trim , s tl ver f1 ntsh, good t1res , radio , real economy . Book Value RATES !' O t l~OCL' IIV E' i'l SP f l tOn S NowJUTanaolho circled letlol'!l - 1974 DATSUN 710 CPE resp onstbl e t o r mor e than one '=::;:;~-;;;;·~=~·-;;;~l:;~-~:;:.Ll~;_;;sUIIeBted by the above cartoon. r '"'...':.-=" ®- for Day ol Pub ltc at.on ·.JUST IN CASE. Business Services 2 SIGNS Pomeroy OF OUAUTY . oto.r Co•. Co rr ect ton s will be acce p te d un t il 9 a m Television log for easy viewing HE JUST LEFT FOR THE HOSPrTAL. I'LL SCOOT OIJT THERE BY AIR· CAA Auto Sales P ubllc a r. on Ca n ce lla t. on tYURETS ] ) Auto SaleS Mon da y D ...·,1dl on c '/ d m . I LAWZT 0 7- The Daily Senlmel, Middleport-Pomeroy,(\., Monday, Jan. 5, 1976 DICK TRACY SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dea. 21) Don't be pressured lntp Situations today where you fBtil you- have to act against your better JUdgment. J CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) Rather than look lor exc u ses t o day , face Issues squarely. If you made a boner. 'less up to 11. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Ftb. 181 Malena! co nd ttiOns are likely to be a b•f ffii)Ced for you today. Be extra prudent 11 could put you on the plus Side PISCES (Fob. 20-Morcll 20J Don 't take !h1ngs for granted today where your mterests are concerned Look out for yourself lhe same as the other ®~ Jan. I, 1871 Th iS com1ng year should be a very eloCCIItng and active one for you You 're apt !o be a lrlflEt restless and frequently short tempe r e d b ut pleasurable tn ps are hkely \ . �• '· 6 - The Datly Sentine l. Mlddlepurt-POhleroy, 0 , Monday, Jan . 5, 1976 Results . Use· The Sentinel Classifieds l 'n11rramble tht·~t· fnur Jumhl t•,., · ont letter to t'ttl'h sq uurt' , tu ' rorm four urd w .u r "ord s . WANT ADS INFORMATION CI:"I\D L , •• P M Oav Be for e Ct., I ) l •yu•~· Oul IIU.., th o • '"<~' '- ~ · ""0· ~ ~ 11;.,,. dup' I L J (J REGUL AT ION S Th e Pub l tsher r ese r,. es r t Qh '" r d n or rr.ttoc l i'lnv deemed obtec t tonal pub l ts h e r w ill n ot t I IJ I NUCLUR l I I I the ad~ Ttle be tn c orrec t msert to n THE \lAY 1~ \V1--IIC:H THE BtG ' 1!1-0AI't.:> OPERATES For W an t Ad Servtce 'i rf'nts ON w o r d On P m scr l wn Mmtmum Charges I 00 1 t cen ts pe r wor d thre e Pnce S2875 .00 . V X~ to form the surprise an11wer, u I 'T I I I H I I X I I T' (Anure n tomorro'" ) LUNGE JUMBO COBALT SOLACE IIIII klt·rf " It h I ht• u t'lght '--"A BELT ' Fairview News Notes By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manuel, Sid and Tim , were noon dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Lewis Hudson at Mmersv11Ie and evenmg dinner guests of Mr . and Mrs . Bill Jacobs at Mason . Pvt. Rhoda Sm1th statwned in the Army at Yuma ProVIng Grounds, Artzona spent two weeks w1th her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Manuel and children. Mr. and Mrs. [)()n Manuel were shoppmg at Parkersburg Wednesday Donruta and Robm Manuel visited Mrs. Flosste Bush and Mrs. Edith Manuel. O!ristmas Day guests of Mrs. Bertha Robinson were Mr . and Mrs . Bill Robinson and family, Mr . and Mrs Herbert Shields , Mrs . Marlene' Fisher, ch1ldren Molly, Larry and Amy, Mr and Mrs. Jack Sargent, Mr. and Mrs. Phihp Radford and Stephanie, Pomeroy Rt., Mr . and Mrs. Rick Sarg ent, Columbus, Millie Ripley , Charleston, W. Va Mr. ~ nd Mrs. Howard Robmson of F1atwoods, W. Va . visited Mrs. Robinson Sunday A.M.M . Mike Rhodes of Griffon A1r Force Base , Indtana spent the holidays with his parents, Mr . and Mrs . Robert Rhodes a nd Karen. Christmas dmner guests of Mr. and Mrs . Russell Roush and family were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Russell, Mandy and Mike of Wolf Pen, Mr. and Mrs. bana Lewis of Clifton, .Mr . and Mrs. [)()rsa Parsons, Mrs . Edna Roush. Mel Waldmg and Monk Barnett visited the Roushes O!ristmas Eve. Mr.and Mrs . Dean Sayre of Middletown, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Brice Sa)Te a nd baby of Jackson , 0, Mr . and Mrs . Danny Sayre of Columbus, Mr and Mrs David Sa)Te and grandchildren of Anttquity were Christmas Day guests of Mr . and Mrs. Herbert Sayre Sharon and Cindy Roush spent Christmas Eve with Mr . and Mrs . Arnold Hupp and son Edward . J oe Holman , Robert Waldnig of Syracuse, Mrs. Edna Roush, Mrs. Gladys Shields, Racine, visited Mr , and Mrs . Russ ell Roush Sunday Mr and Mrs . Herbert Shields, M1llie Ripley of Charleston spent Christmas Eve nigfit and O!ristmas with Mrs. Marlene Fisher, Molly , Larry and Amy at -Racine. Chri stm as Day and weekend guests of Mr . and Mrs. Charles Lawson were Mr . and Mrs Rick Morns and daughter, Mr . and Mrs. William Parsons and sons, Mr . and Mrs. Edward Lawson and son , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lawson and son, Letart , W. Va.m Mr. and Mrs, Bob Lawson and famtly. Christmas Day guests of Mr and Mrs. Herbert Roush were Mrs. Iva Orr, Mr. and1 Mrs. Roger Roush, Mrs . Edna Roush , Mr . Ott Boston of Racine. Mr . a nd Mrs . Herbert Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Roush spent Sunday evening wtth Mr . and Mrs . Dana Lewis at Clifton . NOTICE TO BIDDERS Th e E astern Loca l Board of Et1uca 110n wil l re ce1ve b1ds on Tw o schoo l b u 5 ch a ss .es sutlab l e for 66 passeng e r bo d 1es and two 66 passenger scho ol bu s bod1es unl ll 12 00 AM Tuesday , January 6, 197S Spe ci fication s ar e on l1l e m the Clerks O ff1 ce a ! Eastern H 1gh Schoo l, R t 1 Reedsv ille , Oh 10 45777 In Memory IN L OV IN G m em ory ol my d ea r h us b a nd Home r Hawk1n s w ho p as s('d away Jan .), 1972 My h ea rl s t1 ll ach es w1th sadness , Se c r et 1ears s t il l fl ow . V' h at ,, m ea nl to l ose you H o m er . N o on e wil l ever Know V.! h en days a r c da r k and dr eary , r. nd eve r y l h1 ng q oe s w r ong , I see m 10 hear vo u wh1sper ' Che er up and c a r ry on " Each ' 'm e I 5ee you r P ICiu r c You seem 10 smil e and sav , · D on ' t cr y l ' n1 on l y s leep ,nq , V'.'e w1 ll mee1 aga1n some dn v " Snd ly m1ssed by hiS w il e Mrs Hom er tt awkms 1 .) lip S3200 00 _ _ l 973 CHEV . MONTE CARLO - - 1970 P ONTIA C Bount 1vllle . b l ue w1th black v1ny t to p , a1r full pow e r . r uns goo d , excell ent cond1110n 1nS1 d e and ou t Make an olf er Phone 992 72 77 12 30 6t c 197 3 TRUCK , 1 ton Ford, F J SO , Heavy duty LWB , eHeltent COf'1 dll1on Call 304 773 5306 after 5 p m 11 16 If - 19 7.i PO NTI /\( L e Mans Sports Co up le Phone 949 216 5 1 2 6tc CARRIER WANTED FOR LINCOLN HILL Dai~ Sentinel Court St ., Pomeroy or Phone 992 -21S6 W ILL c ar,e lor e ld er l y persons m my hom e Tram ed and ex p er1 enced Phone 992 12]078 t c R OO M and board for Sr Cllize ns W1th low 1ncorne very n ic e Phone 99? 3509 11 JO lf c I W I LL beg 1vmg p1ano l e5son s m mv home slar11r1g Feb 1 for 1n tormat1on c a l l 99'} U1 8 11 18 SOi c IN THE COMMON PLEAS C6URT , MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO N o 15 ,963 MICHAE L Vfi. N 1\UKE N et al , ~ PL I\ INTI·rr s vs GERTRUDE W L AMO NL E T /\ l. DEFE NDM•H S NOTICE FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION TO DOROTHY BERGMf',N w hose address 1S unkr10wn and ca nn ot wil h reasonablE d 1l1gence b e ascer!amed , Middleport, o 1 Special Rates by Wee~ Has 3 rang e, l BEDRM m ob 1l e h o me , 12 I( 65, Holly Park , l1 k e new W1t h 8 x ]'} awnmg an d porc h Washer nnd d'r x;e r 1nc luded P hone { 30 4) 773 58 17 Mason w Va 17 30 6tc H O U~ E sass m Rut l and ,, T AME rabb 1ts , 15 old he ns Phone 2.H no6 1 7 3 tc l fc lOx 50 r T TWO bedrm mobile COA L l1 meston e and al l fypes ol salt and r ock sa l t for 1ce an,d snow remova l Ex ce ls1or Sa l t Work s. East Ma1n St .. Pomeroy , Oh10 Phon e 997 ]891 12 7 l f c._ home ca rp eted , n1ce locat 1o n . pa110 $ 110 per nwn l h d epos1 t no Pels J ' , m 11 es sou th of 1\ lb an y Ca ll 9Y7 770 I 1 ,J 61p F REE REN l A T V I LLAGE MA N OR IN MID DLEPORT• we are so su r e lhat you w1l l love ou r apartments t hat we 91ve you two w ee ks RENT F REE Jus t pay you r secu r1 1y deposil and stay si:oo; m onths and the f1rst 2 w eeks IS fre e You wil l en ;oy monthly lea ses . all e1ecl r 1c 11v 1ng , range ana carpe!mg , r e fr 1gera to r , fr ee trash pickup , ca bl e T V (opt,ona l ) a nd l a Ondr y l l'lcl! ltJ eS Conven 1en1 to shopp ,ng on Thtrd an d Mil l in M1d dleporf VILL A GE MANOR IS yours fo r one bedroom apa rtmen ts s!a rtm g at s 104 monthly p l u s e lec We pay for every t h 1r19 else See th e Manager at R t ver s ,de Apart ments or ca ll 99'} 327 3 This offer wil l end soon so mo.,..e 1n now an d save US\ 10 23 t fc Wanted To Buy Mf. --- - -~--~--------- 12 X 60 I UR NI SH ED l ra tler W1 l h washe r and dryer Ren l 512 5 per r.n o nth w 1lh opllon to buy , Pho ne 643 7.J 65, Por tland , Oh1o I ~ 6tc ~· ~~- 1 ... BEDROOM f urnished at Village a p artmen t Manor Ph one 992 327 3 ' 12 19 26/C - -------- -- ~-- --- FU RN IS HED apa f tmenl 4 room s ana bath . adu!! s only Phone 992 5908 12 181ft -6 -·-- -- -------RM . HOUSE anti bath for rent In Pomeroy 5741 ----------==---- ,q)arlmcn! Mld aleporl - -------- - --- J--25·-.1f c 3 AND 4 RM furf'11She<t &net unfurnished aprs Phone 992 5434 \ 11 Y ' fc COUNTRY Mobile Home Park . R 1 33 , ten miles north of Pomeroy Large lots wun concreh~· paltO!I , sidewalks , runners and off Slreet par1e. 1ng Phone 992 /479 12.31 1ft - . . REMODELING , P lum bin g . hea tmg an d at! types ol genera l r epa•r Work guar,anteed 70 yea r s eloe per ence Phon e 992 2409 5 1 tf c Only S1B,500 DON ' T BUY UNTIL YOU HAVE SEE N THESE ' R OOM S a nd b .;t l h ir1 Pomeroy r1ear K ro ge r s Stor e 5.-l 000 Phone 99? 27~ 9 or sec Jerrv Hawk 1 ,j l1 1p 3 BR HOME . I USI f 1f'11Shed remo d e ling Sa l em St , Ru lland Ph or1c 747 1306 a ft er 4 p m o r see Mdo B Hu tch inson 10 9 H e -. 6• RM HUU ~ l: . batn , 1 acre , full basemer11 , u tr ii1Y room . bu 1i t 1n po r ch , garage Phon e 992 77 33 12 JO 1 l c - - Automatic Water Cond•fioner Model ucxxx. MIDDLEPOR cetlent Lot - Nice butlding ideal for home or apart ment with very little cost 299 $1 ,000 POMEROY - Nice 1 slory 5 frame, ..____~). - Reg. $339 00 Val lovely ..a W E STI NGH OUSE Laundry patr , c lee rance Pr1 ce S-488 pa1r Ph one ( 614) 98S 3307 11-28 71c 19 INCH Zen1th Early A mer. c an Console Television Sdle !. 428 A lso , floor samp l e models at Specit!l I c learance pri ces P ho ne (6 141 985 3307 12 28 7t c REVCO freezers, 1S 20 2S cu It . Special clearance prices Phone ( 614 ) 985 3307 12 28 7tc -·-·---- -~ ---- CUSTOM 4 x 8 regu l af 10 n poo l table with ('lrre o;:o;nr,es Cal! 99 2 221 8 I 4 6t c S EAR S ROEBUCK air co mpresso r and wood la t he P hon e (6141 985 3577 1 4 6tc ORPHAN ANNIE-THE s17 ,000. REEDSVILLE ~ 12 acres with gas well 2 apart. ments , home , M o bile home Income S420 per month . ALL IN GOOD GONDITION S25,000 POMEROY Large 2 story fram e Had 2 apartments, 5 BR . 2 baths, N gas FA heat . $10.000. . MIDDL~PORT - 1 floor plan, 1 Bp . bath, full -- - - ·----- Real Estate For Sale llJol AC RE tor sale Phone 3333 667 1 4 17tc OLD ER mocfern 7 1rm homp , c arpeted anct completely furni,hed , wllh forced air furnace , l, acre lo! Phone 992 2280 ' ' 1 2 12tc 3 BEDRM . home , lust finished , remodeling , S•lem St , Rutland Phone 742 ·2306 after 4 p m or see Milo 8. H ut chison 9 23 lfc - ---- ----------- P <ISS Pass Pass 'I' IE ' THAT BINDS least five heartS wh1le the ef)velopes a re enclosed. The t wo -hea rt r es pon se most mterestmg questions guarantee s a t le ast fiv e Will be used m this column spades · and w11f rece1ve coptes of Oswald " Thus. tf I open JACOBY MODERN.) WHY A~ WE GOING IN'10 'n<IIS 'PlACii ..OU ... ONCE WE HAVE SOME IDEA WHERE -n<EY HANG OUT... CALL MOO, MR OOP l" ., ' M I X CONCRETE d e i 1Ye r ed rtght lo you r proiecl Fasl an d easy Free eSI1ma t e!5.. Ph one 992 3284 , Goeg lein Ready Mil( Co , Middleport Ohio • 6 30 ltc Buqs_t.!';; mak;n ELWOOD BOWER S REP AI R -· Sweepers , toa st ers . 1rons , a ll small app11an ces Lawn m ower . n exl t o Stal e H19h · way Garag~ on Route 7 Ph one 195 5 381S 4 16 11c LjOU clean this room t' pal-! what •·S never had 1 sech a nice fiH:hl.l place t' clean in aqes! LIVE THE AMERICAN WAY .'-r- IDDEBIGNINGCl0111 E& RJR BONNAZ. I DID IT ONCE ... / '------' PAPER 1\tJRK... on car. poling and lnslallation. We'll bring samples to your hOme wilh no obligation. See how you con really ' ' POLAROID HOLSON ALlUMS oUtllfl•d Individual Mate or F~mal• neraea 10 dlstrlbut• VlfQriCI famous KOdak ft :m and otner OhnlO products thr ough comp1ny tlfablilhC'd IOUf iCni "NO SILLING 0• SOL· tCITING RIQUIREtl" Malee th•s your year tor lnd~en dencco. S499S 00 •hvf!stme~t Gueran1ua, 12 month repur chase .tgrHmlflt , CALL Mr Martin conect M14·121-17J1 Mofttllr to Prl•ar , t a.m . ,. • • •m. • .I.T. Or Write lllrMteM .....,..rQtiL Plrettltlt lul..,nt--ll"t• lf46 ltl N. "St.. Columlllvs. Oltfe 4JIII asset 38Cry 28 Gift for a 39.Wire measurement hostess ( 2 wds.) MR. TOURISTER -I DASSN'T SELL 9:00-Pollce Woman 3,4,15; Rookies 6,13; Mash B,tO; Sarah 33. 9· JO-One Dav at A Time 8, 10. 10; 00-Joe Forrester 3,4,15; Marcus Welby, M.D. 6,13; Switch 8, 10; News 20; Woman Alive 33. tO::JG-Woman 33. 11 :00-News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15; ABC News 33. 11: 3G-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Wide World My~.lery 6, 13, Movie "Cry Panic" B; Movie The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker" 10; Janakl 33. 1 : oo-Tomorrow 3~_.; News 13 ' AstraGraph ~Bern tee Bade Osol union For Tultlday, Jan. 8, 1978 ARIES (March 21 -Aprll 19) TAURUS (April 20-Mar· 20) ActivitieS and outs1de mterests are apt to be accentu ated today Take ca re not 10 find yourself on too many com· m1ttees ))AlLY CRYPTO<!UOTE - Here's how to work it: 'Is ,\XYDI.BAAXR l . 0 N G F E I. L 0 W One l etter s1mply slonds for anot her In lhis sa mple A is used for the lhrcc !.'~ . X fm 1h c lwn O' s, l't('. S1nglc lcl ler:,:. aposlrophcs, the length .~nd formntum of the words are a!l hlDls, Each da) th(' code felt en• nre d&ffercnl LOQNYCT B ('; Z I'LL GIVE' 'IOU FIFN BUCKS BCZ Z B F 1' R YL R Y L THANK¥, LOVE OF 'JW: DRUDGERY IT QWOLVES.- LOGAN SMITH GRANNY I WISI-l I WE~E A 816 TV 5TA~ f ., 221 It would be unwise today to try to sell others on ideas you're not too sure of If you make a pitch . know th e facts. e)ttra pains today in s1 tualtons you re help mg others to sort out Take compl•cated matters one step at a t1me VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) You UMVVUO BHTOCQO MT BC BAO - ZLFZOC Yesterday's Cryploquole: THE TEST,OF A VOCA'I'ION IS THE THIS OL' IT BELONGED TO MY GREAT GRAt\IDMAW -- · ~1-Julr LEO (Julr 23-Aug. 22) Take IYELT OWOLF rs one of those days where you could have too many Irons tn the ftre . Isolate your Important goals CANCER (June will ftnd today tha t n o t every_one you're assocsated w•th can be handled w1th the same techniques Size up each one separately LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) Be IF J WERE A TV STAI( I WOVLDN'T HAVE TO Go TO SCHOdL · careful today you don't let your proJects overlap Do the on" you can do thoroughly. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Cont1nue to keep a light rein on the old checkbook and credit cards Shop wisely so as not to get In a bmd v Th1s s tiould be a very busy day, but do things so that you don't pamt yourself Into a corner Plan ca refully FOBLT; NOPE, Consumer Survival ~Kit 33. 37 Camera SYCVIT 614-992-2206 OE Sesame St. 20,33; Gel Smart 15. 5:00-Bonanza 3; Family Aftalr 8; StarTrek 15. 5:3()-Adam-'12 4; New5 6; Beverly Hlltblllle5 8; Elec . Co. 20,33; Adam-12 13. 6:00-Nows 3,4,8,10, t3, 15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20; Biography 33 6:3G-NBC New$3,4.t5, ABC News t3; An~y Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Your Future Is Now 33; HodRei>Odae Loda• 20 ' 7:00-Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Wlllburn Brothers 8; News 10k; Name That Tune 13; Family Affair 15; Antiques 20; Wild Wild Wotld of Animals 33. 7:3G-Hollywood Squares 3,4; Let's Deal With It 6; $25,000 Pyramid 8; Price Is Right 10; To Tell the Truth t3; Wally's Workshop 15; College Hockey 20; Family Theatre 33. " 8:00-Movln' On 3,4,15; Hapy Days 6,13; Good limes 8, 10; With Ltves at Stake 33. Joe & Sons , , 8 10 8:3G-Welcome Back, Kotter 6;13; worker's UYWO avE.EADY meter 31 Actress, -Baker 3~ Pril!_tlng type 38 Love (Sp.) ! 4 : 3G-Bewltche~ 31 Mod Squad6; Partridge Family 8; 30 Cubic I' RYPTOQUOTES save. Mike Young, Manoger Sates ond lnsllllotion Rt .l, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Phone ct. y or ntght 9:3G-Not For Women Only 3; One Life to Live 6; Tattletales 8; Now Zoo Revue 13; Food Preserving 33. 10 :00-Celebrlty Sweepstakes 3,4, 15; Edge of Night 6; Price I• Rloht 8.to, Mike Douglas 13; Youth In Trouble 33 . J0 :3G-Wheel of Fortune 3,15; I Dream of Jeannie 4; Dinah 6. 11 :oo-Hollywood Squares 4; Gambit 8,10; Elec. Co. 20; Ourstory 33. 11 : 3G-Hollywood Squares 3, 15; Happy Days 13; Midday 4; Love of Life 8, 10. Sesame St. 20,33. 11 :55'-Take Kerr 8; Dan !mel's World 10. 12 :00-Hlgh Rollers 3,15; Lei's Make a Deal 13; Bob Braun's 50-50 Club 4; News 6,8. 1:00-News 3; Ryan's Hope '6, 13; Phil Donahue 8; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women ~ly 15; Food Preserving 33. · 1:3o-Days of Our Lives 3,4, 15; Rhyme & Reason 6,13; As The World Turns 8, 10; Ours lory 33. 2:00-$10,000 Pyramid 6,13; Biography 33 . . 2:3()-Doctors 3,4,15; Neighbor• 6, 13; Guldlna Llohl 8 10; Photo Club 33. J:oo--:.Another World 3,4, 15; General Hoopltal 6, 13. 3;3()--0ne Life to Llve13; Mlckev Mouse Club 6; Match Game 8, 10; Romagnolls' Table 20. . 4 : OO-Mister Cartoon 3; folw,rv Griffin 4; Somerset 15, Bewitched 6; Mickey Mouse Club 8; Mister Rogers 20,33; Movie "Barbary Coast" 10; Dinah 13. GEMINI (Moy 21·June 20) ThiS ANDOO I:.ACK ~ DISTRIBUTOR ~ WANTED SHAPE - AS AMIE~J<;A IS - 22 BulwerLytton heroine 23 Entertain 21 Urgent 25 Suppress 26 Mediator's WINNIE MA.YI3E5TAN IB RIGHT! PERHAPS I 5HOULO GETOUTFI<DM UNDER ALL 111/B 6:00-Columbus Today 4; Sunrise Semester 10. 6:25-Farm Report 13. , 6:3G-Now Zoo Revue. Nows 6 ; Bible Ans~rs 8; Concerns & Commonfs 10; Rev . Cleophus Robln~on 13. r 6:45'--Mornlng Report 3. 6:55-Chuck White Reporls 10; Good Morning, Trl Slat' 13. 7:00-Today 3,4,15; Gbod Morning, America 6,13; CBS News 8; :.ugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7~Schoolles 10 8:00-Lucy Show 6; Capt. Kangaroo 8, 10; 5e5ame St. - 33. 8:3()-Blg Valley 6 9:00-A.M 3; Phil Donahue 4,15; Lucy Show 8; Ml~e Douglas 10; Morning with D. J . 13; Walsh s Animals 33. Yesterday's Answer. 39 Dis· figure 40 Recall U Within 12 Jewish month H OUSE m Ches l er , 2 bedr ms and balh Go od co n d1 110n Ph one ( 6 14) 985 d245 , 1 5 6t c estimates AN' >al1.L ££ IN 16 GRE;AT by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 13 Nasty 1 Legal job look 5 Tracking DOWN device 1 Imogene of 10 Fragrance comedy · 11 ,Baffled 2 Hacienda 13 Soft drink material 3 Legislator flavor 11 Get along I Time ' 15 Nigerian period tribesman 5 Comment 16 Adipose 6 Winged 17 "Mr. Tam7 Press for payment bourine -" 18 Intact 8 Unyielding ZO Hi~h (mus.) 9 Fancy Zl Floating zoo trappings 22 Dolphin 1% - hygienist 16 Glacial genus Z3 Pine tree snow field 19 Australian product 26 Aggregate marsupial 27 Theater sign 28 Glove hue 29 - Bias 30 Withdraw 33 Suffix for pound 34 Make edging 35 Dock- parts Real Estate For Sale Fre* m'self! SO 1tXJ LI'L FURRINERS RE"MEMBE:R MAH ORDERS- BRADFO RQ , Auc t1 oneer'i'~ Complete Se r\iice Ph one 949 2487 or 949 2000 R ac m e, Oh io , Cr~ t 1 Bra d ford 10 9 li e CARPETING An' no use offer;n' t' he'p,Rufus 1 I qot t' dO it all owe? O ' DEL L A l i ne m en f l ocate a behjnd R ult atid Gr ade Scl')oo l Tu neup , b ra kes, wheel b a lan ci ng , alm e m ent Phone 742 2004 111 6!fc TUESDAY. JANUARY 6,1976 ~a1N'6td .....EN WE CAN GO AFTE2 'EM! LjOU ~ WOULD YOU B ELIEVE ? B u il d an al l s te el bui l d in g at Pole Barn pr1ces? Go lden G l&n-1 Al l Sleel BUIId lf'1gS, Rt 4, Box 1-48 , Wave rl y , Ohio Phor1 e 94 7 '1796 'J 2oi lfc C lo r the experts? Write "Ask m ajor The newspaper The Jacobys will d ia m on d response IS ar · answer individual questtons ttfi c tal and guarantees at 11 stamped. sell-addressed --- ""::" ts two W I LL T R I M or cut lr ees an d Shrubbery P hone 949 25 45 or 7~2 3167 17 . 18 26 t c RE A DY A Mtchigan readers wants to know tf Oswald Jacoby rea lly mvented the Jacoby transfer The answer ts that he dtd not The 1dea of a two-level transfer " " first thought of by etther Olle W11lner of Sweden-of R1chard Troxel of Mmneapolt s, but Jacoby put it together smoothed out the wrmkl es and is responSible By Oswald & James Jacoby Oswald "We have had so many reatler questwns about the Jacoby transfer bid that I promtsed to dtscuss tt lhe fir st of th1s year " J1m . " BaSically. 1t IS a device to enable a notrump ope ner to play the hand al hiS for tts success partner's smt The two-club (Do you have a quest/On SEWING M A CHINE ' Repatr s , seronce , a ll makes 99 7 228 4 The r abr1 c ShOp . Pome roy . A ulh ortz ed Sm ger Sal es an d Ser.,.. ,ce We sh ar pe n Sc1sso r s 3 29 1f c POMEROY - 1114 acres (originally had 2 houses). Nice for bome or trailers $3,000' DEXTER - 30 cloan acres Sl7 ,500. - S3 5130 down Ba I. monthly. REAL ESTATE IS YOUR BEST INVESTMENT CALL US TODAY. 992-2259 or "2-2561 24 show a four<ard Tnmm 1ng 20 year s e~o:pe r 1e n c e I nsu r ed , free e~t1mates Cal l 99 7 '1384 or 1 61~ ) 69 8 72 57 Al bany 10 15 1tc SLOAN'S mostly fenced. Home, barn other buildtngs . Pass response to one notrump D & D T f::IEE basement. re c ently renovated , carport $13 ,000 . and Pass South Slay rnan and asks opener to the Jacobys" care ol this k itchen , 3 BR , full basement, hoi water heat . POMEROY LANI?MARK •~- Jack w. Coney, Mgr . Phone 992-2Ill --- h Weekly Graul Capacity North East Opemng lead - 10 • sE P- Tic- TA N K S~le;~e d. Modern San11at1on 991 J954 or 99 ? 734 9, 9 18 tt c CO-OP West t NT EXCAVAT IN G dozer , back.hoe an d d l f c h cr Charles R H at t 1e l d Back Hoe Se- rv, ce Rutland . Oh1o Ph one 742 2008 11 30 78tc Mam m oth 8 r oom hom e, 6 bedroom s, 1 baths. gas F.A. f u r nace . Lots of ru ce pa n e ling and c arp et 1ng '1l:l!».'i ! YOU are mterest ed 1n buold1ng a n ew home or for vour present home r emod eled , contac t Roush Conslr u c l10n , Phone 997 1583 1 2 12 tc B R 5 , 1 baths , wood b urning fireplace s , spac tous m o der n kitchen . nat gas furnace, fa mil y room and 2 large lot s Want NEW LISTING - Nenher vulnerable bu!ld1ng de r nck Only $11 ,500 ENORMOUS - ll room s. 5 Char 86t-JeFICIAR'I 7 ft6L- UJCI<'i Call 992 12 2 26tc f.URNI ' I 1l;,[ 1 adults onlv m Phone 992 387 4 ____..., lr bath, la rge d mmg, full ba semen t. gas F A fur nace ove rl ook 1ng I oWn ming 3 BR brick rar1 c: h home Nat gas . hot wafer hea t Beautiful equ1,pped k1t. , w1 th extras D1ning , larg e famil y room , r oo fed patio dbJ garage and 3 le ve l lots . S!l6,900 t A(JJ 4 4 QH 5 P e~ss $8500 NICE & NEAT - 3 B R s. $17,500 . NEW LISTING - te ll me mor e abo ut yo ur hand " Jtm "Todav's hand shows the transfer b1d at 1ts best. North wants to be m lour spades afl er the notrurnp openmg and they get there with South as declarer. If West up~ns <J low club the hand can be beaten, but West opens a diamond and Sou.th wraps the contrac t up." Os wald " If North plays fou r spades , East will open the queen of hearts and the defense will tak~ four tricks " ¥ K92 I 2 26tp -~--.,. 210,000 , CR A NE Serv1 ce er ect1on 40 f t Phone 99'2 5468 ~'I ~ IT,I.U~l.. 'OJ BIN~~ mo EXCAVATING , dozer , load er and backhoe wo r k ; sept •c ,.,st a ll e d dump 1anks t r ucks and to bo ys for h 1re . wtl l haul fi l l di rT , sop soil , l 1mestone ar1d g ra ve l Cal l Bob or Roger Jeff e rs , day phone 991 7089 n 1ght phon e 99? 35 25 or 99 2 523 ? 1 11 1t c 1 WEEK ONLY! HOU SE . fre e ga s Phone 747 25n or 7d2 2590 l 4 6tp TWO bed rm trailer , S7a per week /\ 11 utdtli es Paid Phone 99.,2 337 4 I 4 IfC garage & 7·17 O N E Pur e bre d Hampshrre ma te hog , IO nice pigs for sa le Pflone (6 1-l ) 698 8896 :2 30 61c C a ll 997 1 .l Phone 0 9 26tp 3 BEDRM t ra Jier Wtlh ex pan d l 1vmg ro om . 5 Po1nts Phone 992 3J 88 12 J 1 6tc MOB I LE HOME S r OR SA L E 10x50 P E ERLE SS Mobile Home , new gas fur na ce built m oven and ra nge , pn ce reduced l or quick sale Can be seen at K 1ngsbury H ome Sa l es , 111 E Ma m St , Pomeroy , Oh 1o or cal l 992 70J4 12 31 4t c pos ts r e tngera tor ~ w1 th bath . nat, gas heat, c lfy wate r . and la rg e fam1ly room for the chtfd r en . Askm g Or1 l y NO W 5e llmg ru tter Brush P r oduc t s Phone 992 3410 10 6 i fc 23::09 bath , $16 ,500 SENSIBLE - 3 B R hom e. & J HOU SE of I abr 1c s January Clea ran ce Sa te 1\ 11 rnalerial in s1ock on sale Open 10 a m 1til 5 p m · Mon d ay throvgh Sa1u rday • 1 A 171 c LOC U>S T bedrooms, -...,(..tl ....Itt I notrump and you respo nd spades and leave tl lu you to W~:ST EAST 4 tO3 '4 H 2 ¥A ti4 ¥ QJI05 • 1098 . t75 :! .,. A .J 732 .-.Kltt9 ti SOUTII till 4 K .19 BORN LOSER LARRY LAVENDER home wi th formal dtntng, large ba th, s team heat (gas ftred) , spaci ou s yard 10 R ac tn e n ear sch ool5 I 4 61 c F OR R E NT OR SA L E J bedrm mo b d€ ho m e, un lurn 1she d utd1t1 es pa1d on Rt 33 1n Bu rfln gharn Phon e 992 7751 1'l J 1 'fc STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM St P.l.!tG_, iQ F F ITT GUTTER S-AWN INGS carport $17,500 CHARMING - 4 BR older I 2 BEDRM mobile home , Phor1e 992 Rac 1ne ar ea 5858 17 ] 1 1fc ~me > two hearts I will reb1d two • an t K ti 2 .I Blown tnto Walls & Atttcs S'f\"a cu se, Ohto Ph 991 3993 4 10 I 1 :oo-Tomorrow 3,4; News 13. Jacoby explains his transfer 'Blown · Insulation Services Pomeroy , 0 . ba'S em~;nt , dbl Two l1g htwe1gh1 c ha m saw s W ll k1nson Small Eng1n es . 198 L oc u st S1 , Middlepo r t Phone 997 3097 or Month Mobile Homes for Sale Pets IN DAS H .23 chann el CIIIZens ban d transce111er. a m fm m p x rad10 8 track stereo Ca ll 991 3965 12 2] It ( 0 A " P~ONY FREE ESTIMATES PhOne '1'12 -3J25 NEW LISTING - Rutlan~ - . A IR CO we l d ing mach m e new e l ec all accessortes 1n elu ded P hone 992 34 10 10 28 lf c Rooms, '5.00 up SAlE SPERSON OR AGENT WANTED TEX AS O I L COMPANV needs dependable person M F w ho can work w1thou1 su per VISIOn 1n Me1g s Co ur1 t y ar ea Conlac t c us tome r s Age un1mport ant . blJI matur1ty 1s we lram Wri t e T K D1ck . Pr es, Southwes lcrn Petro l eum I t WO r rh , Tx E 0 E 17J1.uc 110 Mechanic GOO[) qua l •' v hay Phone 99 2 J 6\ 8 I 5 121C Pn . Y92·2771 WIN AT BRIDGE 0L06Y~SY " 1 • AQ76~14 TEAFORD 1971 l-ION D f\ 750 I ord 2000 1r a c1or P ~ ddferent1al fock f r onl end weuilhts and Olh cr Cl(l ra s Phone 99 2 16 1H 1 5 17tc HOTEL W A ITRE SS ' wanted tor 12 m 1dn1~ht I ll 8 a m sh1fl 1\ pplv 1n pers on at (row's Steak H ouse A l so. lak1 ng a ppl iCatiOns for qri ll (OOks 12 . ]1 lfc • FROM ?WALLOWIN6 Hl5 Dl7APPOINTMI'NT. l PRE5UME, OVEOR MV NOT BEIN6--QUOTE -- II 18 75 Pomer oy V trg II B , Sr . Broker 16 MM /1MPRO so und protector 1000 wal l bul b w1 1h two rn ch . I 1 6· l ens . '5 SJ OO Phone 997 7~57 I 5 3tp La Salle TODAY 7)],f I Roger Wamsley , Rutland Reat Estate For Sale For Sale RE /\ L NICE l rm h Om e ba l h , d o ub le ca r ga r agc , n1ce ya rd 1 or 1n f orma11 0n . Ci!l l 997 2';02 1 S J IC • THE FAMED A5TROL06ER , Z EL-DA .... Phone 142-2331 EXCAVAT IN G , BACKHOES AND DOZER , L A RGE A N D SMA LL SE PTI C TA N KS iNSTALl..E D BI L L PULLINS , PHONE 997 7478 DAY OR N IG HT .. 11 11 78fp W/\LKER hovnd , Wh1t e W1th black spots imct a grow l h on /ell h md II Lost m Kroger pa rk1ng l ot 1 30 a rn Sa>urday morn1ng Cal l Bob by Porter , Ches t e r Ph one (6 14 1 985 4157 1 4 61C CAS H patd for all makes and mode l s o f mobile homes , Ph one area c od e 614 42l 953 1 4 13 tfc 19 70 CHEVY ttllPa l a 35 0 p s p b . a c C)I:CCII ent con d1 110n Call 99 1 76 <19 1 4 3tc collections. ' NORTil Wanted For Rent Apply At lost CAPTAIN EASY THE l!o0V6 HAVE CO ME; TO 5EE on servtce R&J COINS ' SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Found 1966 1 ORO fa l con J dr aut o $1SO 197 4 Dodge Colt. S W 1\ ul o , l es s than 10 ,ooo miles 53. 000 Phone 992 2776 allt' r 7 pm I J 3tp Appra 1sa I estates and Nathan Otgg s Rad•ator Sp eclii llst L A R GE dog . with c lipped tall L ooks l 1ke good r eg 1stered bre ed P l ease ca ll and 1der1 ti fy , (6 14 1 an 2-45 1 1 4 61C 19'JJ f OR D cus 1om 1 doo r VB ll athcad wdh ove rdr ive 1969 Pt yn10u1h E3eiYede r C' ·I door va , au1ome~l1c pow er s1 e er1ng f or n1orc m forma 110n ca l l Y91 71Q7 I ,J 61p Help Wanted The 1on 196Y tOR[\ Ran ge r pi c kup s l a ndilrd P ' PI\ 6 c yllf'1dC r JOO c: u 1n Sl.t 5 Ph one Gl e n ll iSS CII 919 21!01 1 5 61c 6.»--NBC News3.4,15; ABC!>Iews 13; Andy Griffith 6; ' CBS News 8, 10; Hodgepodg ~ Lodgo 20; Ourstorv 33. 7·1l0-Truth or Consequences 3; To Tell The Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Buck Owens 8; News 10; Candid Camera 13; Family Affair 15; On Again 20; Soap Box Oerby 33 7.»--That Good Ole Nashvil le Music 3, Don Adams Screen Te•t 4; Match Game PM Price Is Right 8; Buy, Sell-or Trade F r om th e largest Truck or 6 1JIIdozer R a d'1afor t o t he smalles t Hea t er Core Ph . 992 2174 POft4~p~~!vM.9,!0R 00 Q\J· . PQMEROY, Otflpl 'f!:J1 TO , The u nknown h e~rs, d ev 1sees , legatees ad exec ul ors an m 1n1s t r ators assigns of Th omas d 'o r Wr1gh I, d ecease d , fl. I wood Sl oan , dec eased , Jean Sloan , Elo1se Bos ton , deceased , /\lexan der W r1gh1 , Cler k NEED A G I AN T room a d deceased Dav 1d Wr1ghl C)21 15, 22 , 29 (1) 5 41C d1t1011 or olf1ce , sh owroom , dec e a se d G eo rg e Wr1g ht , et c ? We have a 19 75 M ob il e Visiting Mr . and Mrs . deceased , Ma r y w Kelly , Uf'1 11, 1400 lotal e lec lr 1c. P elr1 ck , d ece a sed , f\ l1 ce vv Charles Michael, Becky and PUBLIC HEARING fu l l Y ca rp el ed. 2 Off1 ces 1n deceased El be r t Wright , NOTICE ce nt e r 1, bat h o n eac h end Chuck, Chnstmas Day were d eceased an d Do rot hy Berg RUTLAND WASTEWATER Pr1 ce d lo w to sel l Can be man . 1f d eceilsed Mr . and Mrs. Louie Pickett of FACILITIES PROJECT seen a t K 1n gsbu r y Home You are her e by n0 11f1ed I ha t RUTLAND , OHIO Sa l es . 11 00 E Ma m St , Crown City, Mr and Mrs . you have been na med 111 a Pome r oy , Oh io , o r ca ll 997 Herbert.Roush, Mr . and Mrs. DAT E Mor1 day Jan uary 12, l ega l dC I1 on en t1tl ed M1chac 1 7034 V a n /Iu ken and Pam el a 1976 Roger Roush. Webs t er . pla ,nt i ii S vs Ger TIM E 7 00 PM Mr. and Mrs . Robert Sm1th PL AC E Ca fete r ia , Ru tland 1r u d e w L a mon t, et al de f e ndanl s Th1 s ac110 r1 has E le m en ta r y School , Ru!lan~ . were Chnstmas Day guests OhiO been ass1gned Case No 15 963 '"I h e Comm"n P l eas Cou rl of . of Mr . and Mrs . Jerr y, Th e Vi llag e of Rutla n d /\ II au tos Me1gs Co un ty , Oh10 , Pome roy , H A L L'S :;a l vage ard of Tru stees tn com Bo w1th frames and bod1es w1th Johnson and children at p lla n ce w1th 40 CFR Part Oh 10 ·15769 cr wilhout motors , S1 hund Th e obtec• of lhe co m p lamt Racine . 35 9 17 5 'of the Fede r al red T1n 50 h u ndred Will 1S 10 part 1t1on and qu 1et ti tl e 10 Reg1s ter dated Fe bru ar y ll , Mr . and Mrs . Alex Wheeler b uy met a ls and sc rap 1ron r ea l est ale S1luat ed '" Bedford 19 7.j sha ll hold a Publ1c Or1 ol d Rt 33 , tu s t acro ss To w n sh1p , Me 1gs Co unt y spent over Christmas with H ear 1n g to affo r d the op from Grueser ·s Ch ip pe r Oh10 , Whi ch IS descr1bed as tu n1 l y l o r all 1nl eres ted Monday th roug h F r iday 9 and Mrs . Larry Foster por foll ows persons an d par!ies to be 1111 4 p m , Salurday , 9 111 and children at C<!lwnbus, h eard on the eco norn1c and noon BCif'1Q 1n Oh10 Co mpany s 1a l eff ects o l th e locat 10n , returmng home Friday. Mr. dsoc 12 14 26tc Purcha se . 50 acres off o f th e es ,gn and env 1r onme n! a t easl end o f th e follow1r1g real ----- ~ -'-------and Mrs . Ed Morris and 1mpa c t of waslewale r es tate to W1t 66 acres , m ore OLD furn11 ure , 1ce boxes. t m en l faCII1t1es fo r lhe children of Bowling Green, Vtrea brass beds, sto ne ta r s, or o r l ess off "'t lf the wes1 end of illage of Rut la nd , Oh to co mplete ho usehold s Wrlle I h e so ut h hall of I he n orthwes t 0 ., BiD Wheeler of C<!lwnbus Sub 1ecls t o be preser1 1ed al M D M il le r , Rt 2, q u arter o l Sect10 n 12, Town 3, e hea rmg 1nc lude a re v1ew spent the holidays with Mr. athnd Pomeroy , Oh Jo Call 99 2 Ran ge 13, al so anoth er p1ece discuSSIOn of the proposed 7760 of l af'1 d co m me r1 cmg 8 cha m s and Mrs. Wheeler . was1ewa t er facil iti es pro]ect 1 , l mks west fro m the north 10 7 74 4/ t or the Rut l and Pl an n 1n g Ar ea eas t corne r of tb e sout h h alf of -- -*- M---------a nd a d iSCUSSIOn Oi l h e Va r iOUS l h e no rth west q u arter of pro j ec t alte rnat ,ves w1 t h Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence respect to their eny,ronmen tal Sec t ,on 12, Tow n 3 , Ra n ge 13 , DEALER S 111 sc rap , 1ro n , mefals tunk autos Rid er's the n ce • sou t h 10 rods thence Ables, Ronald and Vic ki 1mp acts T he r eport inclu des r1orth Salv ag e Phone 949 5J 68 wes terly along th e , an analySIS of t h 1rteen Ables of Canal Winchester, allernat1ve I 2 261 p ce n te r of sa1 d road to the nor!h meJh o d s ol I ine o f I he so ut h hal f of th e Mrs. Alice Balser were wastewate r tre at rpen t and nor th west quart e r of sa1d collec t1on w ll h est1 mal es lota l dinner guests Christmas of p ro tec t costs rangmg !rom sec l1 o n 12. lhen ce west 70 feel WI• N l l t • \ fc.t upr .qll r p1anos 10 th'e place o f beginn mg $1.3 9.1000 to S1,538 000 in any cond11!on W ill pay Mr . and Mrs. Jack Ables . The "R ull and Wastewaler co n taming one fo urth of an !£ 10 , ~ ach F 1rs ! f loor only Mrs . Alice Balser spent F a c111 11 eS Plann 1n g ' Rep ort " ac r e, mor e or l ess Wr tle giving d1rec t1ons to Als o a p ie ce ol land Willen P1ano Co , Bo)C 188 , 1 O!ristmas night wUh Mr . and 1n c lu d1ng maps draw1r1gs an described a s fo llows ] ,f acres Sardis , Oh1o 0946 n viro n men t al assessmen t Mrs. Lawrence Balser and .eand other pe rt i r1 e n t d a t a of f o f the soulh S1de ol the 123061p r e 1a11Y e 10 ~the prop o5e d tol l ow1ng d esc ri bed . r ea l - - M--- ----------family at Tuppers Plains. ect wd l b e available for es t ate , sit ua t ed ,., Me1gs Mr . and Mrs . Clarence Roy proj p ub l iC 1nsp e c 11 0n a f the Cou r1 ty , Oh10 , to w i t .JO acres and children of Racine spent Rutland r urnd ure St or e 1n off of the east end of I he north Rutland Oh10 between the half of l h e northwest quarter Christmas Day w1th her hou r s of 8 00 A.M and S 00 o f sa1d Sec 110n 12: Town J, parents, Mr . and Mrs. Homer PM ! rom D ecember 12, 1975 Range 13 You ar e r equ 1red to a n swer th e Co mplain ! wtr h in ME I G ~ CO H vn•t" ' '-' ~J Ul ie t.., , to Ja n uary 11, 1976 Warner. t wo beautifu l 10 weeks old 78 days after the l ast /\ !1 persons 1nt eresle d m the Collie t ype puppi e!. , I mal e, Mr . and Mrs. Hoyt dCS1gn ,• location and c on pub li Ca tio n ot lh1s no 11c e, I female , wormed and ha ve t ru c110n o f the p r oposed whtch wilt be pubi 1Sh£Od once Ferguson of Point Pleasant swas shc ls Phone 992 5427 after 6 t ewater co ll ec hon syslem eac h week for SIX c on sec ulive p m Fo ur dog s appro )I I yr spent Saturday with Mr . and and t r eat m ent tacil111es are weeks Th e last publica ti on old , Shepherd Co llie mrxed , wil l be made on January 5, ln YIIed to ap p ear and €)( pr ess Mrs. Homer Warner . in e~o:ce llen l con d l lto n Ca ll lhefr VI eWS , W r i tten 1970 and the 28 days lo r an 992 5906 The y a !I need yood Mr. and ' Mrs . Herbert s tatements may be su b m1tte d ">we r wd/ SIArl or1 thai dale h om es In case of your failure to pr1or to or at ! he lime of the Mlller spent Wednesday hearin9 answ er or o tlierw1se respond 1 -4 61c as r equi red b y the Ohio Rules through Friday with Mr. and VI L LAGE OF of Civi l P rocedure tudgment f4rs . David Hadley and RUTLAND by deleull wi ll be r end ered AKC h/\S ~ ET 1 llo und Dllp J agat'r'ISI yo u tor re 11e f children at OncinnaU. mo s ol d , S.~O Pht n , (' 992 d emand e d 1n the compla1n t 5051i Ouillmas holiday guests of El v1 n E Thompson , I J Jl c Larry E Spencer Mr. 1111d Mrs. Guy Shuler Mayor Clerk of Co ur i, ENGLISH Sh epherd Pupp ies . were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vernon L Webe r , Comm0r1 Pleas Court, s 10 Phone 99? 39dJ or 619 Me ,g s Count y, Ohio Dillon, 110n 8oshua of Hart- Clerk Page Sl , M 1ddlepor1 selle, Ala. 1 4 6tp 112 1 1. 8. 15, 22. 2911 ) 5. 61 c ( 12) 10 Il l -· 21( Apple Grove News Notes Clearanco U295 Wh tte vtnyl ,_op, blk . ftnlsh , au tomatic, P S., P 8 , tilt wheel. rad1o, radtal w w fires, loca l lat;fy owner, you w 1ll thmk thts is a new ca r . So n ice Book Va l ue ~'l'i'iO 00 Notice INCOME TAX prepar e d , F edera l ar1d state taxe5 W •1 1 be don e b y ap p t on ly Pl eas e phone 992 2'17 '1 or see M r s Wanda E blm , L aurel Cld f Rd , Pom eroy 12 ] I 30 t c Clearance Evening Edition wi th Marlin Agronsky 20; High Road to Advenlure 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Friends of Man 15; Marco Sportllte 33. 8:00-NBC News Speclal3,4,1l; Olympic Games 6,13; Gunsmoke 8; Rhoda 10; Tennis 20; An E'"'es Celebrat ion 33. 8:3G-Phylll s 10. 9:0G-All In The Family 8,10; 9:3G-Mauoe 8, 10; Roalldades 33. 10 :- ABC News Sllceup 6, 13; CBS Reports Inquiry I, l OBI Ways 33. 10 :30-Catch-33 33. n :oo--News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15, 20; ABC News 33. 11 :3G-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15. Wide World Spe~!al 6, t3; Movie " Come Fly With Mo" 8; Movie Mickey Ono" 10; Janokl 33 Carr ascolendas 33. Currency and Supplies Pomeroy Offtce l OS Butternut f92 ll45 Formerly W ee d Whol esale Featurmg . Oelux le ro x Cop y Serv ,ce . Olf 1 ce SupplieS , M•meograph Sup p lies , larg est se lect Jon of wed d.n g supp lies in Sout h eas tern Oh 1o · Th e P n nt Shop complete ( S l 1ll •n bu stn ess 1n Middleport) 12 8 2 mo · S279S Local lady owned, fu ll y equip , automatiC , P s., P B, radio , air condtt ioned Like new hres, good ftrtlsh & vi n yl infenor , truly Is clea n as a new one. Book Value '16 cents per ward s •x con SCCU I Pol e II, Scr ! 10 rtS '1 5 Per Cent DISCOUf'11 on pa1d ads and ads pa 1d wdh 1n 10 Oii ys CARD OF T HAN KS & OBITUARY $2 oo lor SO word m fn 1mum Ea c h addlttonal word 3 ce n ts BLIND A DS 1\ ddl l lon al 25c Charge per A dv er1,s eme r1 1 OFFICE HOUR S 8 J O a m 10 5 00 p m D ally 8 JOa m 101 7 OONoor1 Sa tu r day r~ns, Quality Print Shop CJearancu769l 1973 PONTIAC l SEAT WAGON SAFARI MONDAY , JANUARY l, 1915 5·0Q-Bonanza 3; Family Affair 8, Star Trek 15 . 5.»--Adam -12 4; News 6; Beverly Hil lbillies 8; Electric Company 20,33; Adam·12 13. 6·oo--News 3,4,8,10, 13,15; ABC Nows 6 ; Zoom 20, _J Local 1 owner , automattc, blk . viny l ir1 t . trim , s tl ver f1 ntsh, good t1res , radio , real economy . Book Value RATES !' O t l~OCL' IIV E' i'l SP f l tOn S NowJUTanaolho circled letlol'!l - 1974 DATSUN 710 CPE resp onstbl e t o r mor e than one '=::;:;~-;;;;·~=~·-;;;~l:;~-~:;:.Ll~;_;;sUIIeBted by the above cartoon. r '"'...':.-=" ®- for Day ol Pub ltc at.on ·.JUST IN CASE. Business Services 2 SIGNS Pomeroy OF OUAUTY . oto.r Co•. Co rr ect ton s will be acce p te d un t il 9 a m Television log for easy viewing HE JUST LEFT FOR THE HOSPrTAL. I'LL SCOOT OIJT THERE BY AIR· CAA Auto Sales P ubllc a r. on Ca n ce lla t. on tYURETS ] ) Auto SaleS Mon da y D ...·,1dl on c '/ d m . I LAWZT 0 7- The Daily Senlmel, Middleport-Pomeroy,(\., Monday, Jan. 5, 1976 DICK TRACY SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dea. 21) Don't be pressured lntp Situations today where you fBtil you- have to act against your better JUdgment. J CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) Rather than look lor exc u ses t o day , face Issues squarely. If you made a boner. 'less up to 11. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Ftb. 181 Malena! co nd ttiOns are likely to be a b•f ffii)Ced for you today. Be extra prudent 11 could put you on the plus Side PISCES (Fob. 20-Morcll 20J Don 't take !h1ngs for granted today where your mterests are concerned Look out for yourself lhe same as the other ®~ Jan. I, 1871 Th iS com1ng year should be a very eloCCIItng and active one for you You 're apt !o be a lrlflEt restless and frequently short tempe r e d b ut pleasurable tn ps are hkely \ . �.. ' • 6- The Datly Sent ind . !\.1ldlih• J)IJ I"t ·PtlJ : Jt•ro ~ . ( ). , Mollcli t ~· . .I an . 5,. 1976 One dead m • ·fight ~-ss_e_ m_h_l_ y_o_p_e_ n_in_g_T_u~es_d_a--,)1 Notices, news in brief j= Pomer oy Lo'dge 16-1, F&AM. wi ll meet in r egul ar session at 7: 30 p.m . Wt•d nesday . All mas ter ma sons are invi ted . The Catholic Women 's Cl ub will mee1 ar 8 p.m Thursday at the Sacred Heart Rec tory Hostesses are Jan e Fr vm yer . Mari l yn Epple . J o E ll en Roush and Janis Dee There will be no mass The Me igs1 County Humane Soc iety will meet ThJ.J r Sdl'ly , Jan . 8, at 7: 30 p.m . at the M iddleport Vi ll age Hal l. Preceptor Befa- Beta Soror ity will meet Thursday af the home of Bet ty on tingcr at 7: 45p .m . Vera Crow wil t be co--hostess . , Market Report GALLIPOLIS , OHIO Jan . J, 1976 Sales Report of Ohio Valtey Livestock Co . STOCKER CATTLE STEERS = 250 to 300 lb s. 2t to 30; 300 to 400 lbs . 21 to 31; 400 to 500 lbs . 22 to 32 ; 500 to 600 lbs . 22 to 35; 600 to 100 lbs. 22 1o 35 ; 700 lbs and Over 21.50 to 37 . HEIFER CALVES - 250 to 300 lbs . 18 to 23 ; 300 to 400 lbs . 18to 23.25 , ·400 to 500 lbs . 18 to 27 ; 500 to' 600 lbs 18 to 27.50 ; 600 to 700 lbs . 18to 33 ; 700 tbs. and Over 19 to 35. STOCK COWS & BULLS (By The Head) - Stock Cows 125 to 200 ; Stock Cows and Calves 140 to 325 : Stock Bulls 11 5 to 225 ; Baby Ca lves 2 to 30; I By The . Pound) .Canners & Coffers Cows 16 to 25: Holste1n Cows '12.75 to 28; Commercial Bulls (1.000 tbs . and Over) 21 to 31. VEAL c·ALVE S- Tops 220 lbs . to 250 64. to 68 ; Medium 200 lbs .to 300 37 to 40 ; Cul ls 30 Down . .PIGS - 12.50 to 50. MEIGS THEATRE TONITE lhru THURS. JAN . 5·8 NOT OPEN FR't. -SAT.-SUN . JAN . 9· 11 Jacqueline Susann 's ONCE IS NOT ENOUGH (Technicolor) A marria ge l• cense ha s been •ssued ro Rick y E Clar k. IQ, Rl 'J, Pom eroy , a mi Nan C"y Ja ne La rge , 2 1, R I J,, Pbnl(lroy t'OLllMJI U ~ ! U l'lt D·NC'w Hoslim , " wL' lo1Jis l'U I't! Hlmuslt•vcry lll iug lilt• firs! y~ ar . Wl' hupc tu be ou1 of tl(•rc by the first of May .'' he suid in uutlinirtg pl<1ns . F.H 't•tl wiih n•l a t ively ft' W !llotjur issues and IH~)ing 'to 11f ~ wra p up 1971i business in ruur Hospi.tal News Veteran s Memorial Hospital th~ Ohiu ·C:cncral Asscmh~y Tucsd~1y begins Ihe St' L'Ofl d ·1m lf uf i ls Ill th l)cHulcrat ."i to ~ct Th e 1-:ienatc r econve nes Tut•.sday al i p. m .. mHI the tlom>t• meets onc~hal f hour later. " Truthfully ," sa id House Speaker Venwl G Biffe .Jr ., t'Hrnpaign trail and pmllr~ue dumirwti o~l or Ihe r.e,1er;ll Assembly in 1977-78 unci the le,b!islalurc 's ample record or accomplishment in 1975 are the bases for Biffe's hopes . Demtter;:dic leaders. wilh :t llli 1nths . The dl·.sirc SATURDAY ADMI SS ION S Okey Be nnett, Parkers bur 9 . Nor ma n Lehew , Port land , Dixie Cad l e. Mid dtepor I. SATUR DAY DIS Jo Ell e n 0CHARGES Lawrence , Edn a Stiles , Robert Fe tty . De lma r Grady , Cherri Bnss. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS Okla Walk e r . Syracuse 1 Dani e l Dew tfL Bidwe ll ; Dor6 thy Rea , Pomeroy ; Shi rl ey Abies , Racine . Irene Russel l , M iddl eport ; Ge ne Y~t. Ra ci ne : Jacob Sc hul er , Po r tland ; Georgia Oar s1. G<Ji lipolis SUNDAY DISCHARGES Jose'ph . Connolly , Mildr e d Roush Holzer Medical Center (Births, Jan. 2) Mr . a nd Mrs ' Denn is Fisher, son , We ll ston ; Mr . and Mrs . Paul Jewell. Jr ., daught~r . Well ston . (Births, Jan . J) Mr . and fv\rs . Ba r ry Hamm , daughter. Pleasant ,· Mr . and Pl . Mrs . Harry Newlon , son , WellSton ; Mr . and Mrs . Robert L. Phillips , daughter. Bidwell.· Mr . and Mrs . Gerald Unroe , son , Crown City , Mr . and Mrs. Roger Wilbur , da'ughter, Hamden " """ {Birttl , Jan 4) Mr . and Mrs . Pau l Sex ton , son, Jackson . PLEASANT VALLEY D ISCHARGES Mr s. Fr.flnk Young , New Ha ven ; Mr s. Ear l Gilkey, Mid dleporl ; Floyd Durst, Leon ; Clifton Bowles, Robertsbu.rg , H oward Stevens . Haven, ; Marvin Cox, New Mid" dleport ;' Charles Litchfie ld, Henderson ; Sovina Blankenship, Leon ; John ' Nicholson , Evans ; Gra ce Sparks, Syracuse ; Mrs. Pea rl Hall, HarHord, Mrs . Robert Sm Jth, H ende r son; John Barker , Mrs . Ne lson Rainey , Claren ce Gleason , Mrs . Dav id Reyno ld s, Mrs . Lawrence Grady , Michae l Porter , Mrs. Br uce Bonecufter , Leroy Durst and Stephen Morse, a ll Poin t Pleasant . ,,f t11ajoril~ UI un !IlL· i1 JFK, war hero? well, not really c;uv . .l:.tnlc s 1\ . Hluu il' s ' vetoe s. t~Hen a· prvhlem fur PAlil\.l·:H.SBURG , w. Va . 1UPI) - Murder charges were lodged Sunday against a Wood County jail inmate in the w<.~ke of «1 "drunk lank " Chillicothe , Ohio apparently had no role in the fight and was not charged in connection with it, deputies said . them in 1!17[). hrawl that left one prisoner The free.for-all occurred l>t ·n HICr<il!i 1hm1inHte the Sene-tic 21-12 arlCI will be dead .. nd anottJer seriom;;ly injured. Sheriff 's deputies formally ac{·used_frank l.ouis Rowe, 50, of Belpre, Ohio, in the Saturdaynightdeatho!Floyd OwenMalone,52,ofWaverly. Injured in the melee was Ardell · Braden, 62, of Parkersburg, who remained in the intensive care unit at St . Joseph 's Hospital. The fourth inmateRichard Duffey, 52, of shortly after all [our men were placed in the detoxification tank, a 15-by-20 foot cubtcle where persons arrested on dru11kenness charges are placed ternporarily before they are moved to a regulaf cell. Malone either fell or was shqved against a ceramic tile bench inside the timk . The victim died of massive s kull fractures, according to a tentative analysis by the county's acting coroner, Dr. nt• l g ;lln r,f ou~.: scat 111 tllr H uu sl' . will have f•rwu~h Vll l t:'s lo nv~rridc Ht·publit·ctn scckir 1/-: to n~ l<-~in their ve t o~.. pruo£ Ol<tr).( in by hanging on ro a ll nirn: Dcmw.: ralic seals up for election this y~ar . Thi s year 's leg islative m ee ting will involve the .s tate hud~et and economy, utility rates and rcrd estate taxr•s, aside from the customary elect ion -year infighting . Filipino LANTANA, F1a . CUP!) TI1e World 'War II Navy war hero image of the l ate President John F . Kennedy. enhanced in a dramatic movie, is not all"il"s cracked . up to be, according to a new book . ' " Kennedy was r eally a lackluster navvl officer and a mediocre PT boat skipper." lhe book charges . The first condensed installment of the book, "The Search for JFK, " appeared Sund ay 'in the National Enquirer. ft is written by Clay Blair Jr ., former Sa turday Evening Post edilor and novelist, and his wife , Joan . " In his first encmmter with enemy surfaee vessels (Kennedy) disobeyed proper procedure and left the scene of action without having fired at the en emy,~ · the Blairs wrote . " In his second encounter with the same enemy a few li'ours later , his boat, lhe PT 109, was ins uffi ciently alert a nd · as a result it wa~ rammed." The Blairs sa id they gathered material for the book fro m " d ecla ssifi ed naval documents and in(Continued from page 1) ter~ iew~ with officers and PT Japan . boat crew members." Most of the fre ed They called the fir s t passengers were taken to en~agement of the PTI09 on Aug . l , 1943 "a sorry episode, Manila hotels for the night, com pl etely at odds with although Mrs . Marcos had Kennedy's Public trnage of suggested a special flight to being a skill ed PT boat J apan aboard a Philippine skipper and a boldly com- Air Une jet. Negotiations with the petitive and fearless man ." They also criticized the ram- hijackers were carried out ming of the PTlll9 early the via walk ie ·l alkje . Initia l next day by the Japanese reports said the twv men destroyer Amagiri which set were memb ers of the Phiiippine a ir force but the torpedo boat afire. " How could a . nimble PT airport officials said later boat like the 109 be rammed they may have been airport , by a big Japanese workers. Most of the passengers destroyer ?" the authors said , " It had never happened were Japanese, but an a1rline before and il would never source reported there were happen . again . There i s two Americans aboard. The gunmen, armed with evidence to suggest that the pistols and an explosive crew was not 31ert." After the rammi ng , the device, had boarded the plane Blairs said, Kennedy "did not at Bangkok , Thailand, and save his crew'' as published seized it during a stopover at Manila In ternational Airport. reports claimed . They threatened to kill lhe " To his 'c redit, Kennedy pasengers unless the plane · si~gl eha ndedl y saved the life of crewma n Patrick Mc- was flown to Japan . Earlier , Brig . Gen . Mah on , . who had been badly burn ed. McMahon · was Marian o Castaneda t olp drifting away fr om the wre ck newsmen at Manila In· when Kennedy g r abbed him ternalional Airport he a nd and, ba ttling against a swift J apan Air Lines authorities current for nearly an hour, tenratively had agreed to let the s kipper brought Mc- the two hijackers fly to Tokyo Mahon safely to the hulk ." "to prevent the killing of the The Blairs cr edited a s py passengers .' 1 Castaneda , airport mtlitary net work organized by said one Australian coast · wat c her superv isor, Arthur Evans with sa,ing the . hijackers had a small pistol c rew. and the othe r an explosive --wir ed aro un d his body . A UPI newsman monitorin g t he radio SURPLUS RltDGETED negot iat ions sa id the COLUMBUS rUP! ) agreement to release the big Co1wnbus Pinance Director jetliner came at 6:45 p.m . Micha el Gable said part of 15:45 a.m . EST ); two hours tlie city's ye~rend surplus of after the hijackers made $678,834 has already been thei r demands and · six hours budgeted for 1976. after t he hijackers seized the He · said $200 ,000 was ·in- plane . cluded. in ·t his year 's budget. JAL officials in Tokyo sa id The balance would probably the hijackers, tentatively · be used t o pay police over- identified as members of the time, l.hi ch Gable said was Philippine Air Force, refused und~rbudg eted . to obey a direct order by Gable added the remaining funds VfOUid probably not lie 'telephone President from Ferd Philippine in and E . . used to pay 338 workers in the Marcos to s urrender . city's sa nita tion department. They were to be rehired today , but it remained questionable- as- to how long they would be on the payroll and how they would be paid . From a 'Great American Bank ' Jack stark . A spokesman said the tank was inspected half an hour after the four inmares were placed there . A cell guard said the men at that time were "okay," although rowdy, a condition th.at Sheriff C. E . Airhart described as normal. The aftenmith of the fight was diScovered an hour lat~r when a deputy in from road patrol walked past and noticed blood inside the cubicle. ' The drunk is situated near the rear Cl)trance of the correctional center and lacks audio or video monitoring used in other parts of the jail. Ji"*" NAME CHANGED BANGKOK, Thailand ! UPI ) ~ Communi st CamCContinued from page I) bodia today announ ced it has carry-<Jn baggage with metal.<Jetecting devices at the conchanged it s : name to courses entrances. " Democrati c Cmnbodia " and has formed a new governTHE NEW YEAR'S WEEKEND DEATH toll climbed ment with a new constitution . toward the outer limits of the National Safety Council's In a broadcast monitored in preholiday estimates today as last-minute uwtorists headed Bangkok , lhe official radio home on icy or snowy roads . The council had estimated bets lalion in Phnom Penh anween 350 and 400 persons could die on the nation 's highways nounced th~ name chang e during the 102-llour holiday period wh.ich began at 6 p. m . local and said the new government time Wednesday and ended at midnight Sunday. would be "neutral and A United Press International counl at 2 EST showed unaligned." · 376 persons had been killed in tr a ffic accidents since the holiday weekend began . Fires claimed nearly 90 lives. · A LOCAL TEMPS breakdown of accidental deaths : tra ffic, 376; fire , 88 ; planes, The te mper~ ture m 8; others, 41. Tota l, 513. · downtown Pomeroy Monday Californ ia led the nation with 35 holiday traffic deaths , at II a.m. was 20 degrees F1ortda reported 32, Texas 26, New York 20 and Michigan and under sunny skies . Dlin ois 18 each . News •• in Briefs a.m. • -ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY January Clearance. Sale • Men's Double Knit DRESS SLACKS REG. 19.95 MEN'S SLACKS- ---SALE 16.15 REG. 110.95 MEN'S StACKL,...- SALE '6.75 REG. 111:95 MEN'S SLACKS-- -- SALE 17.35 REG. 112.95 MEN'S SLACKS- --- SALE '8.15 REG. 113.95 MEN'S SLACKS ____ SALE 18.65 RE~ . '14.95 MEN'S SLACKS . _ _:_ SALE 19.25 REG. '15.95 MEN'S SLACKS.--- SALE 19.85 REG. 116.95 ME.N'S 'SLACKS-- - SALE 110.55 ..__ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Hartley's Shoes 200 IN COLI) ROCKY HILL, Conn. IUPII . _. More than 200 persons, som e in bathrobes and shoe Jess, were driven into subfreezing cold early today by a fire that g ut ted a five-stor y buildin ~ in the Great Meadows a partme nt com plex. 1803: America. strikes a bargain. . · Spain has given in to France. Her territories west of the Mi ssissippi now belong to Napoleon . And the Little Corpora l intends to clo~e t he river to our trade. We · may even lose fhc West entire ly, and face shar ing t he contine nt with riva l French colonies. President Jefferson se nds J ames Monroe to Pa~is with permiss ion from Congress to spend up to $10 million , if he has to, to buy New Orleans Napoleon's answer: No! But Napoleon has bee~ known to change hi s mind unexpectedly. Suddenly, a new offer. Not just New Orleans, but the · whole of Louis iana for $ 15 million . That would double t he area of t he United States! Monroe has no authority to ma ke that big a buy. There'll be plenty of complain ing back home. But he goes a head. He gets grumb~(: ;; '<:m J, finally , approval. And we start moving West. 9, Farmers ,Bank " ' Nationally Known Brands SAVE$$$ - FOR THE LADIES-Quality Shoes Such As : Joyce Risque "A se tf -m.lde man ts usually a horrible exa mple of unskilled labor ".. . · ol th e ONEs.~· "FRIE NDL Y for tools, maferta ls. or helpful ad· vice. Building 54nce 1915. f Meigs Local School District tea('hers and principals were given salary increases by the Meigs ·Local School Board in special session Mond•y nigh\, following its annual organizational meeting . Charles Dowler, superintendent , said negotiations with 'the teachers' organization had produced agreement on the salary lncreas~ proposed by the board. The new salary schedule approved moves from $7,400 for the holder of a bachelor degree without any experience to $7,950. The new salary schedule ~oes into effect as of Jan . 5 (yesterday), and the top lev ~! of the schedule is $12,902.85 for the employes with a master's degree and II years experience. Ed Bartels, president of the Meigs Local Teachers' Association, pointed out that ·a lthough the increase is $550 a year for the beginning teacher with a bachelor'S degree, no employe will actually receive-the $550 increase this year since several months o! the schoo l year have already passed . Dowler pointed out tha t the new, schedule is $550 over the state minimum , but will be only $50 over lhe state minimum which will go into effect next fall . The new schedule is adopted only for the current school year and addit10nal negotiations Members • sworn ' m EAST MEIGS - Three .new · members were given the oath of office by clerk Mr s. Eloise Boston , when the Eastern Local School District board of educalion met [or ils orga nization !'lession Monday ni ght, Members beginning terms of office on the board are Douglas Bissell, Dorothy Ca laway and f)avid .Smith . •The board e lected Oris Smi th president and David Smith, vice presi dent. Meetings were se t o n the second Tuesday of each month , 7::10 p.m ., a t the high sc hool cafe teria w)th member s sa laries et at. $20 a month . Mrs . .Boston wa s em pl oyed as clerk-treasurer for the next two years . The group voied to jom the Ohio School Boards Assn ., and liability insurance foj'b oard members was pm·chased. The ·boar d adopted a temporary appropnation s resoJut JOn for 1976 which will be revised and adopted later . Thu ge neral fund ex~ penditures in the tenip9rary budget total $957,631 while the estimated receiplo;; to the general fund for the next year are $942,889.68. Listed e xpcrlditures in the tempo r ary bud get inc lu<le ,. dm inistration , $47,000 ; instruc tion , $173, 130: coordinated act ivities, $9,500 ; auxiHary agencies, $68,000 ; operation of school plant, $32,000; mtointen.ince, $7,000 : -FOR THE MEN- Casual & Hush ·Puppies Swingers Viner Dress Shoes California Cobblers lmpos Miss Wonderful Debettes VAI.UES TO $32.95 SAVE$ NOW SALE PRICED '. '8 00 '1400 TO REMEM!IER TUESDAy, JAN. 6 '10 TO '19 Shoes displayed for easy selection. BankAmericard available. All sales final! No returns! No exchanges! VALUES TO $26.00 ~~~~ED Not All Sizes Available But Good Selection Florsheim Jarman Rand Hush Puppies NEW SHOES ARRIVI~G DAILY FOR SPRING. ·BE HERE TUESDAY, JAN. 6 AT 9A~ . f will be held before then, it was indicated . During the or ganizational session, Wendell Hoover was elected board president (or the next year and Virgil King, vice prresident. &lard member Robert Snowden declined nomination ta the vice president's post. New board members Mrs. Jennifer Sheets and Dr. Keith Riggs and reelected boa rd member Virgil King were given the oath of office by L. W. McComas, clerk-treasw-er . McComas who has been clerk-treasurer the past 10 years , announced his resignation from the post and according to plans will stay on the job until March 1 when a replacement is expected to be named. Supt. Dowler commended McComas for an excellent job as clerk and for his many functions beyond the (Continued on page 10) e VOL. XXVII NO. 185 '. '" GIVEN OATH - These Middleport village officials were given lhe oath of office at village hall Monday· night by Manning Kloes, a notary public. From the left are Bill Walters, Carl Horky, selected to serve on council with • at tEE ~lt·COMAS l.t•c W. I\1~Cumas rt•si~ot nt• d Munday nig ht as c·lt·rk·tn.·as urt.•r ol th e Meigs Lc•tal School Distric-t llourd of f.durution. Mr· ·· ( 'nmm;; has bcl'll th l· unl y dl'rk of th e distrkt silwc it hcg.:.m 10 ·years ugo. Prior t o that lim t!, the hi ghl y rcgardt'd !\·JrCim1as "as a h·ac·h t•r, prin ci pal a nd supCrint cndcnt of th e Mlc~ll<•port Exempted Vllla gc> Sl·houls man y · years. Ht• will remain on the jub until l\lunh I to giw tht· hnard an OJt)Jnrtunit y to st.:t•u rc a rt'plaretnent. County Auditor Howard E. sma ll federal programs in the Frank Monclay a ft ernoon board of health. prese nted the 1976 budget of $1,547,9S:l.6H, which the Meigs Fra nk said the t;u Coun ty Commiss i oners valuation in Meigs COUnty is adopted . lhe largest in the history or Frank told the com- · the county . This ve;:.r mission : '' Ever y depar tment va luation iS :) ~ U rulllion has to live wil hm the a.muunt compared IQ $57 milli on last appropriated as the re will be year. This is due, Fra nk sa id , no more money available." to the new cons truction at the The budget does not include Me ig s mines, flew homes·, and new i ndustry. Frank · explained that If Bostick heads district hoard of education - Me igs Cou nt y had not received t a"~ money from the mines th ings, "really could have been bad." He also ind icated that the county may receive an in crease i n val uat ion from the wes tern end of the county later this year. · Asked' a bout a possible 20 percen t roll baek on taxes in Ohio, Fra nk sa id this would ta ke co nstilulional or legish:d i ve action . The annual ap propriation RACINE - The Southern in the amoun I of $490,947.50 Loral School Di s tric t board of presented by Jane Walton, education in its clerk , for Pomeroy Village Or ganiza ti onal sessi on · was a pproved by council in Monday night elected J at·k three r~quired read in gs Bost ick, president and under emergency rules ' Hobert Sayre, vice president. Monday nig h t. Co unc il , Two new board members in related Dall as Hill and Roger Evans business, re-elected Ralph were given t11e oat h of off ice Werry its president and by clerk Jane Wag ner . The re n egoliated a contr<:~:ct with fifth board member is Denny the village of Middleport, Pomeroy and Middleport Evans . The board voted to meet on th e third'Thursday of R eagan ·· WO u}d teII R e d S. to move oui of Angola The two pres ide nti a l hopefuls were opening their New England campaig nsReagan in New Ha mpshire and J ackson in · Massac hu se tts. · Beagan today put on ski togs a nd stumped New Hampshire in sub-zero cold . He told a crowd of some 50 skiers a t North Conway, N.H ., thHI \neal goverriments, rather than Washingto n, should be used to solve loca l problems . Beagan in opening his New Hampshire ca mpai gn Monday stressed the United Sta tes .•hould be involved in the Angolan civil war· as long as the Soviet Union was. Al Boston, Jackson, DWash. , opened his campaign in Massachusetts' primary by attacking " head-in-t heclouds" politic ia ns who advocate a redu ction in American living standards. here .~ CLEVELAND - OHIO STATE NEUROLOGICAL Society President Dr . Robert J . Whlte has warned there could be a slowdown of medical services in Ohio because of rising tnalpractice insurance costs. Members of the Ohio Sta~e Neurological Socie.ty are "very , very concerned that insurance costs continue to escalate." White said Monday . He cautioned that Ohio's malpractice insurance legislation has dooe little to ease costs to doctors. And a second doctor added that physicians in high-risk fields might face further cost Increases In the future. "We might see here wha t is going on In California and New York," White said . "Ohio medicine supported lhe concept of the new Jaw, bpt .before that, ":e said, tulle&s heavily am~l!ded it would not provide a way to leve l off or reduce cost of insurance to neurosu1·geons." WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT FORD has 'selected Anne '. ' Walters, reelected, and Horky, starting his first elected term ; Fred Hoffman , starting his first elected term as mayor; Gene Grate, clerk~reasurer, reelected ; and Helen Shuler a nd F reddie Houdashell, new members of the town's board of public affairs. en tine former Whlte House counselor a nd top (Continued on page 10) " If the 20 percent cut is approved, !hen we have overappropriated," he said. II was also poin ted out that there will be no salary increases this year a lthough at year 'S end a n extra pay will be shared of between four and fi ~e thousand dollars. Frank poin ted out lha l the engineer 1s department ended 1975 with a deficit of $47 ,158.10 due to the fact that lh~ slate withheld five per- had a contract Whereby · payments are made current Pomeroy would supply to Feb. 1. Middleport ye t has Middleport with water for to act. $1,000 per n10n l h . S1nce Cha rles Legar , who was Pomeroy is no longer sUp- elected fire chief for a four pl y in g Middleport with year period, asked M?yor water , Middleport asked that Clarence Andrews to request the contrac t be renegotiated tha t a state inspection of the and the amo un I of money village be made in order to changed from $1,000 to $600 reduce insurance ra tes . which would be paid untjl · A con trac t with th e Nov. 1, 1977. Pomeroy Pomeroy. E-R squad and Co un cil ag r eed to this~ Pomeroy village was acproviding .the $1,000 monthly cepted effective Jan . 5. Kuhfuss said the major problem facing farmers, ranchers · ·and the·enttre economy is·infiation stemming primariJy .from excessive government spending . "We . now have more government than most of us want a nd more than we can pay for," Kuhfuss told the conv£ntion . .Kuhfuss sa id Ford " has used his veto power wisely in the Interests of fiscal responsibility ." ' 8 ' PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS cent of the money due the Monday , however, the commi ssion certified a budge t for the engineer's department of $679,800. Anticipated receipts fo~th ngineering departme wi be $680,841 .90. .e coun ty · will ~receive $60,0()0 i n revenue sharing funds in two payments, alloca ted to land!ill, $46,353; comprehensive hearing, departmen l .of health; $7,500; department. family planning $1,000; senior citizens, $3,500, and speech and heari ng $1,64,1. Appropriated to community health a nd retardation was $28,000 of which $18,000 is from the 2.10 mill tax levy. This is for completion of this ' school year . Aller the end of this term there will be no m o ney available, Frank said . Frank advised the com(Continued on page 2) Pomeroy 1976 appropriation approved Firemen make 62 runs in '75 Armstrong, ' Budget of $1 1h ·million approved a L. • TUESDAY, JA'NUARY 6, 1976 . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO special services, ~BOO: supplies, $87,710 ; ma teria ls for m ai ntenan t: c, $16,600 : equ ipme nl r ep lacemcnl , each month at 7:.10 p.m ; and $41,:lOO; contract a nd ope n ' IOjointheOhioSchoo!Boards Ol'd cr s rv iees 1 ~54,4 1i5 ; fixed Association. Movtng then mto n reguJf!r ch Hr gcs:""·$10 2,iOO; c apil~l · session , the board awarded a outlay, $16,426 . con tract to City Ice ancf Fuel lo re place a coal furnace in United Press International R epublican Bonald Reagan the Syracuse E lementa r Y, Sch{xJI with a fuel oil furnace. said Monday night the United The Meigs Eq uipment Co. Stues should tell Russia to was given con tra ct to ge t out of Angola or "have us By United Press lntenoatlona.l furnish a bus chassis, 56 to deal with ." Democratic DETROIT AMERICAN MOTORS COBP. says passenger . Se n . Henry Jad<son today California was ~~ unr easo na bl e" In fining the t'Omptwy $'1 .2 said Americans have already .The meeting wa s recesse<l million for failing to meet the state's toughest-in-the-nation un til Jan . 22. t"Ut their standard of living clean ~ir standards. The automaker also said action by the too much. Ca lifornia Air Besources Board banning the sale of a ll AMC Matadors, Hornets and Gremlins powered by the 304 cubic inch V-3 englne was unjustified . It sa id fewer than 1,000 of the Vt!-equipped cars have been sold in California in the 1916model year. Pomeroy Fire Ch ief . run out of town and 16 men The fine and prohibition were announced Monday in Charles Legar submitted the per run in town . California.lt is the tougheslaction of its kind ever Ill ken b~ following ann ual report for Of the 62 run s, 25 involved board against an automaker . The board also charged · 1975 to Pomeroy Counci l structures of various types, with filing fal se test reports. "We have never seen so many Monday night. 21 involved yehJ des, nine dirty cars,' 1 said ARB chairman Tom Quinn. "But even more The department made a were grass or brush £ires, two serious is the fact thai American Motors submitted fa lse total of 62 runs , 30 in town and were for overturned gasoline r.pQrts to the state which indicated that their cars were ac32 out of tow n ; losses in town tanker truc ks, two were in tually very clean ." · tota led , $40,260, out of town, assistance to other deparlST . LOUIS - THE PRESIDENT OF THE NATION'S $551874; there were 677 man rnents, two on false alarms hours spent, each vehicle was and one was to flush gasoline largest and most conservative far~ group indicated today he driven 499 miles and an from the hi g hway following is satisfied with President F drd's efforts o! haltihg inflation . a verage·or 9 men worked per an automobile accident. • William Kuhfuss of Ma ckin aw, m., president of the 2.5-millionfamily American Farm Bureau Federation, endorsed Ford's policies the day alter the President a ppeared before the organization,s convention POMEROY CEMENT BlOCK co. Tho Oepa rtm.nl Store of POMEROY, OHIO $40,000.00 Maximum Insura nce For Each Depositor Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I $ SAVE $ Got a s pc c1o;~l do it your se l f job to do around the house? . Need some advice. See one -------....- t Starts Tuesday, Jan. 6 Th~s~ are f~ II & winter styles taken from stQck. New Spring shoes arr1vmg dally. Shop early & save $ . by perm iH 1on of 1111 I11 "1T~ ! r\ ,~ .'- ''k< 111 \' 1 t • MIDDLE OR UPPER BLOCK ' POMEROY, OHIO ••• Meigs Local-will hike teacher pay BOARD MEMBERS SWORN ~ Three members ol·the Meigs lA>cal Board of E duca tion were given their oath of office M(indily night by L. W. McComas, clerk4reasurer . They ar~ , from the left, Mrs. Jemlfer Sheets, Dr. Keith Riggs and Virgil King Mrs. Sheets and Or . Higgs · are new members. King was reelected. ; ., ::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:::;:::::::::::::;:;:;: EXTENDED OUTLOOK Thu rs day through Saturday, chance M snow Thursday and fair Friday and Saturday. Highs will be in the uppe r 20s to the mid 30s Thursday, cooling to the 20s Friday and Saturday. Lows will be in the upper teens to the 20s Thursday , dropping to 5 to 15 above by Saturday morning. It was brnught out that the E-R squad "makes quite a few" runS out of'town which is quit~ expensive. It was sugges ted that a contact be made · with the Meigs County Commiss ioners for some finan cial assistance. Council has to bear the cost df the operation of the emergency service . Council name d Jack Kr a utte r street commissioner and Fred W. Crow, Jr., was again named village solicitor. Mayor Andrews read a Jetter as king that th e Pomeroy Library be given a parking space with a 15minute meter for a book drop off. Mayor · Andrews suggested that perhaps a book drop off could be placed near lhe mail box drop off. Mayor Andrews also read a (Continued on page 2) Racine moves to • rmse water rate .RACINE - Bacine Village 1 Council Monday night elected · Pete Simpson, president and voted to incr~ase wa ter rates a t the request of the Board of Public Afiairs. Water board qtembers presented an ordinance to council asking that water ·rates be increased . Council a pproved the first of three -readings of the ordinance. In -town ra tes will be in.creased from $3.50 a month to $4.50. Out of town rates will be increased from $4 a m onth to $6, effective April 1. Pete Simpson said due to the rising cost of s upplies and mate ria ls The Big Bend Citize ns Band the increase in rates was Badia Club was receiving nt~essary . . comme ndations t oday for Meeting with council was their hard work in aiding two J eff Burt, representative of families who lost their homes Buckeye Hills Hocking Valley and all personal be longings Regional Development, at the over the weekend jn fires. re4'1€St or Mayor Charles Members of the clqb a lso Pyles . 'fhe ,council discussed extended their tha nks to all with Buri the possibility of CB 'ers and individuals for · obtaining feriera 1 funds for their. contributions of food, recreation facilities, a new cloth in g, fu rni ture an d water tank, and law enmoney to the two families of for ~ement assistance . . Burl told council it would the Rutland area. Donatl~ns we~e re.ceJVed • be too late to ma ke apfrom resJdents m Ohio and plication at the prese nt time West Vorgmoa. The offocers of as ap pli catio ns must be th e elub expre_ss~d . ap- submitted by Jan . 1. He did prec 1aho n to Individua l sa thai coun cil could members who donated lime y . . ·. . . . II t' . d possibly make appbcation on an d ve h1c1es m co ec 10n an September delivery of donated ite~s. The wat~r board members The club also s~ nds special submitted their budget for thanks to all CB ers for their 197 6 in the · amount of cooperalion on Chan nel 13. $! 8 , !66.52, approved by Radio club is commended on aid project council . The budget for \he village in the amount of $,18,543.14 was also approved. APPOINTMENTS MADE Council in other action COLUMBUS i'UPI) - Gov. James A. Bhodes Monday named Thomas Laudermilt;" announced the appointments Minersville, as village street of a Bellaire podiatrist to tbe commissioner . He will serve Ohio State Medical Board and a probationary period. Ernest Triplett who has the. Upper Arlington police been working with the s treet chi ef to the Private In: vestigator Advisory Com- department and water board will work full time with the mission . .. waler board . Dale Warn er of Warner Insurance and Lorenzo Davis of Davis Insura nce met with council in regard to insuran ce rates on all village owned vehicles. At present, Racine has insurance with Warner Insurance . The two rhen are to submit their ra les to council later . Eldon Krautter also met with coun cil in regard to hav ing gravel placed in his driveway . Council agreed with Krautter to pay the cos to;;. Named to committees were , finance committee, Pete Simpson, Grace Roush and Maxine Wingett; stree t com mittee, Clarence Bradford, Henry Lyons and Albert Hill , Jr . Cou~ c il will m eet the firs t Wednesday of each month at 7:30p.m. and urges residents who have problems to feel free to a ttend the meetings. Attending were Mayor Charles Pyles, Pete Simpson , Albert Hill, Grdce Roush , Clarence Bradford, Henry Lyons a nd Maxine Wingett , council members: Krautter , Dave Cleland, Douglas Johnson, Ed O'Conner, water board members, Laudermill, and, Mae Cleland, clerk . , Wea~her Cloud y tonight, lows around 30. Rain likely Wedn esday, changin g to snow during 'the afternoon with highs 35 to 40. Probability of precipitation near zero today, 10 per cent fonight a nd 60 per cent ' Wednesday. LOCAL TEMPS TemPeratw-e in downto,.,,n · Pomeroy Tuesday at !I a.m . was 23 degrees under s unny skies . ., � 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. 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