https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2e35bb6b8181e05d32efcfd7201d356f.pdf 7c7d5e67d595e68cb7a50be0cfc38126 PDF Text Text 12 - The Daily Semmel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0 .. 'l:ttursday, Jan. Achievement is r~cognized here Director of Agriculture M, Stackhouse J oh n presented the Meigs County Agricultural Society with a ''Certificate of Achievement'• at the Ohio Fair Managers Convention in Colwnbus last week during the Director of Agriculture brenkfast and meeting . The annual Director of Agriculture Breakfast was an int~gral part of the con· vention which involved 1500 people . Stackhouse ad· dressed the convention delegates and commended ~··~ !hem l•" ELBER.FELDS I POMEROY Continuing Our their progressive presenting 95 wdependent and county agricuJtw·"\ fairs in 1975. Accepting the awird for th• Meigs County Agricultural Society was Lucille Leifheit• director. "We hope that in the presentation of these cer· tificates, we can recognize in a small way the thousands of dedicated· individuals whose efforts make Ohio the national eader in Agriculture Fairs participation . Ohio has more agricultural fairs than anyotherStatein the Union ," Stackhouse said. "Ohio's fairs offer not only good wholesome family en· lertainment but also exhibits that help to provide a means for understanding today's complex and vital agncultw-al segment of ow- , economy . The fairs em· phaslze community inand rewarding," Stackhouse stated . "This year we an- ' . ticipale that the 95 fairs will be a focal point of our Bicentennial Celebrations and we expect the 1976 to be the greatest ever for our Hf-AlfGBIJ fairs ." Other Meigs Countians, 'nlu1t NEVIll~... attending the convention were Mr. and Mrs. John Rice, County Agriculture Agent, and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace POSITIVELY Bradford, president and ENDS TODAY secretary of the Agriculture Ph. 992·5303 Society. Showtime-7:00 MEIGS THEATRE January Clearance 'Sale January Clearance Sale WOMEN'S STOCKINGS AND PANTYHOSE Discontinued brand by famous maker. SALE Chery . weaver 1. upon band Cheryl Denise Weaver. a member of the Wahama High School Band directed by Charles Yeago, has been selected as a member of the National High School Honors Band, one of the highest honors in the nation to a high school musician . Cheryl, who plays solo trumpet in the Wahama band, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Weaver of New Haven. She was selected for participation on the ·recommendation of the band director and by written and tape audition. . "'"' - 11,116,xxx.xx 3,215,xxx.xx 7,951,xxx.xx -. 228,xxx.xx • - - • - 11,394,xxx.xx Reserve for bad debt losses on loans (set up pursuant to IRS rulings) • • • • - • • · • · · TOTAL RESERVES QN LOANS AND SECURITIES 79,xx·x.xx . 791xxx.xx Peg .L eighton dies ~t age 53 CHICHESTER, England IUPI ) - Renowned British . actress Margaret Leighton, who starred On Broadway, in london and in 22 movies, has EQUITY CAPITAL, total - - · • · - - - - - - - • • • • • 1,100,xxx.u Common stock , total par value - • - - - - - : • - • IOO,xxx.xx (No. shares authorized 2000) (No. shares outstanding 2000) ..JISurplus---.- ••• -----·-·-- •• • ••• 600,xxx.xx c( z . I- ::::I Undivided profits - • • . • · - - • 400,xxx.xx -o TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS l,IOO,xxx.xx a.v TOTAL UABIUTIES," RESERVES, u~ 12,573,xxx.xx AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - - - "' "'u "z ." 0 0 .. :1: Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar days ending wlth the call·date • • - - . - • · - • • - - - - - 11 ,030,xxx.xx Average of total loans for the 15 calendar 4,953,xxx.xx days ending with call date • • • - • . - • - - - :1: I, Manning Kloes Vice President and Cashier of the abovHJamed ·bank do hereby declare that this report of condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge , and belief. Manning Kloes January 10, 1976 died at the age of 53. She died shortly ~Iter entering St. Richard's hospital early Wednesday, a hospital spokesman said. The cause of death was not im· mediately known . The award-winning acress, who lived in Chichester with her third husband, Michael Wilding, had been in poor health for some time. Her latest movie roles were in " Lady Caroline Lamb" and "Zee and Co.," in which she starred with Elizabeth Tay!m· and Michael Caine. Eyelash tip If you curl your eyelashes, make sure you apply mascara before curling. It helps them to .stay curled. Fresh Ham Hock .I We, the undersigned directors attest tbe correctness of this rep9rt uf condition. We·declare that it has been examined by us, to the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct, and thal it has bee!) Qr will be published In the manner · prescribed by Title 12, U.S.C. 16!, wlthln twenty days from the date of the call for report of condition, or as otherwise prescribed by the Comptroller of the ·Currency. Paul S. Smart Rodney Downing Dale M. Dutton Naw Bean Soup I . I ~PINT CARRY OUT ONL ~ CIOw' .s Steak tblse . Directors Pomeroy, Ollio t 1/2 January Clearance Sale l'llh:HYL DENISE WEi\ VEH ~ - January • Clearance Sale January Clearance Sale BOYS' SWEATERS ¥2 PRICE MEN'S WINTER Juvenile sizes 3 to 7 and CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK· TOTAL DEPOSITS • • - - - • - (a) Total demand deposits '· - - • • . (b) Total time and savings deposits ••• Other liabilities • • • • • TOTAL UABIUTIES • • • • - • • - plained I ha t it t·uulct not h•t!ally sign such a cont~act: Street the boar,d of public affairs additional study before ap- li~hlS arc p;-1id out of the current expense fund wh1ch IS voted by rcsidl!nts. propriating the amvunl requested . Council's argument was than when the cw-rent expense May<>< Herman London said he has been notified that credit on the swimming pool and tennis courts had been ex · levy com~s up for vote next time the residents may vote it Council rneUlbers agreed to give the budget submitted by With· Further Price Reductions The band, sponsored by the National Band Assn. , will Educators National Conperform for the Music ference biennial meeting in Atlantic City, N.J., March 13, following four days of intensive rehearsals. On the following day, the. band will REPORT OF CONDITION, CONSOLIDATING present a special concert at DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES OF THE the . Kenriedy Ce nte r in Washington, D. C. The band will be conducted by Dr. William D. ReVelii, of M!ddleport in the state of Ohio, at the close of business on December 31, 1975 director of bands emeritus at published tn response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under title the University of Michigan, a 12, Umted States Code, Section 161. nationa ll y know11> and respected conductor and clinician. The program will feature works of American composers in honor of the "< r u nat ion 's bicentennial. The band is to be composed of approximately 100 studenls 1,134,xxx.xx Cash and . du~ from hanks - - - - • · - • · - - - representing each of the 50 U.S. Treasury securities - - · - - - - - - , - .· · · • • - - · 2,596,xxx.xx states. 1,926,xxx.xx Obligations of States and political subdivisions - - - Application for the honors Other securilies - - , - · - - - - - - • - - - - - - - . . - 21,xxx.xx ban'd wa s submitted in . F~deral funds sold and securities purchased Decemuer "f 1975. Enh:ies for Ill 1,BOO,xxx .XX under .agreements to resell - • • • • 1the band were chosen ac4,97l,xxx.xx w . Loans - - - - - - • - - - - • - - - - - - - cording tu the following : Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and recommendation by hi gh other assets representing hank premises - - - - • 105,xxx .xx ~ school band director, in· Real estate owned other than hank premises - - - - - • • 4,xxx.xx dividual accomplishments of· Other assets - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · · 16,xxx .xx the s tude nt. . acTOTALASSETS - - - . - - - , - - - - - - · - - . 12,573,xxx.xx complishments of the band, and a tape audition . Since these studen ts are Demand deposits of individuals, prtnshps., and corps .. ·-- - - - 2,757,xxx.xx responsible for paying all of Time and savings deposits of individuals, their expenses the National partnerships, and corps . . • - - - - . - - - . - - · 7,699,xxx.xx . Band Association suggests Ill w . DepositsofU.S.Govt. . . - · - - .· - - - - - - - ·- ·- ·- IB,xxx .xx that · Jo~a l civiC organizations Deposits.of States and political subdivisions - - : - · • · . - - · 627,xxx.xx and lOcal merchants sponsor tDeposits of rommercial banks - - - .• - - - - - - - - - - , - - S,xxx.xx the student. ..J Certified and officers' checks, etc. • ••• - ·- - - - - - - ·. 6o,xxx .xx ..J r • SYRACUSE - Town council Thursday night approVl'<l Pow~ r Company . The new L'On traet calls .or a fuel adJustment appropriation of $66,635 fur the village and a $2,000 in interim duusc whil'h the other contracts did not cunt.Jin. Council ex"blanket'" "ppropriation fo.· the board of public affairs. and outstanti,rg leadership in volvement that is exciting Ill ~­ Syracuse Council approves budget PRICE regular boys sizes a to 20. Coats Slipovers Sleeveless styles. 1h ALL WEATHER COATS Womensand · ~sizes Discontinued Styles SALE ¥2 PRICE SALE ¥2 PRICE WOMEN'S COATS This final clearance sa le includes all of our SAVE 50% January Clearance Sale January Clearance Sale · January Clearance Sale m~ns long sleeve shirts · long sleeve leisure sh1rts · western shirts. MEN'S SWEATERS Coat styles- slipovers - sleeve less sweaters. A good selection. Includes all of our mens sweaters. · SAU ¥2 PRICE SALE 1h PRICE Y2 PRICE January Clearance Sale Ja.nuary Clearance Sale Janua·ry Clearance Sale SALE ¥2 PRICE January Clearance Sale · January Clearance Sale WOMEN'S SWEATERS AND KNIT TOPS SALE lh PRICE · Girls' Sportswear Pants. Skirts, ~uses, Sweaters SALE 1h PRICE January Clearance Sale January Clearance Sale GIRLS' DRESSES ·Girls' Sleepwear Sizes 4 to 14 Gowns. Pajamas, RObes . Sizes 4 to SALE ¥2· PRICE 14 January Clearance Sale PRETEEN SPORTSWEAR WOMEN'S BLOUSES Sweaters, Blouses. Pants, Skirts Small group or Fall-Winter •k!rls and blouses. SALE 1h PRICE SALE~ PRICE " MEN'S WESTERN STYLE JACKETS MEN'S FASHION JEANS Jackets in corduroy ·- brushed denim. Sizes small · medium · large - extra far~ e." • Fashion Jeans - sizes 29 lo 38. Corduroys brushed denims. SPECIAL SALE PRICES January Clearance Sale Mens DRESS SHIRTS N&ck sizes 141/:;o to 17'11., long sleeves. Inc lodes .our entire stock . Solid colors and patterns. ¥2 PRICE enttne PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1976 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORi, OHIO ..:.:.:·:·:·:·:·:·:······················' ... ' ...· > -:-:-:-:.:.;-;.;.,.;.;.; :.:·>:-:.:·:·:·:<<·:<·:::::::::::;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: l· uv;·;;,; .·. .zn Briefs\.\ • Ultimatum on Tower's debts They said sOme state agen~ COLUMBUS !UP!) - The cies have asked to move into Ohio Genera l Assembly's two ::: top Democratic leaders today the tower but have been refused by the Department of By United Press International o~tlined a four-point pian SILVA PORTO, ANGOLA - THOUSANDS OF SOVIET· with which Gov . James A. Administrativ~ Services, backed forces In Angola have launched major offensives in the Rhodes must comply if the which leases office space. The leg islative leaders said north and south, forcing their pro-Western rivals to see k in'-- legislature is to appropriate ter national mercenaries · to stop the Marxist a dvtmces. $12 million to help pay debts · Rhodes must cooperate with the Ohio Building Authoriiy l .eaders of the National Union for the Total Indepen~ence on the State Of!ice Tower. · of Angola said Thursda y an armored column of about 1,000 House Speaker Vernal to ·'devise a proposal for soldiers of the Popular Movement for the Liberation of Ango la , Riffe Jr. , D·New Boston. and proper funding, including President Pro . public bonding• which will backed by Cuban troops and Russian ad••isers , was advancing Senate south towttrd t11e strategic eastern town of Lu so; The ti:>wn Tempore Oliver Ocasek, D- allow for . the building ' to straddles the Benguela railroad. which is the copper e>q>ort Akron. made their demands become self-sustaining .'' They sai_d the origina l route for neighboring Zaire and Zamhia. in a letter to the governor, .who has asked that state "bond · final) c ing technique s, FRANK~'ORT , KY . - THE STATE DEMOCRATIC Party sales be sus pended until the developed in 1969, were is over $f>f>ll,OOO in debt, despite a $2 million fund rai si n~ effort legislatw·e comes up with the •·um;erta in and short. last year Ia elect Julian Carroll governor . money to fin;mee the SOT sighted.'' Finally, Riffe and Ocasck Larry Greathouse, the treasm'er for the Democra tic through June, !977. Central Executive· Committee, gave party officials his 1975 Riffe and Ocasek sai d the sa id Rhodes must point out report T!JUrsday , and il included a lot of red ink. The 'biggest Rhodes administration must . where to ge t the $12 inillion to part of the debt is tile mortgage on the Democrats' modernistic fill up 60,000 vacant square pay \he l'rincipaland interest slate headquarters in Frankfurt. The party still owes $450,000 feet of office space on the SOT. Rhodes had suggested last on the struciure and paid out. $27,000 in interest during 1975 on representing $1 million worth week that the lawmakers the note without knockin!( anything off the prlndpal. Or lust revenues, a nd mak~ an come up with the milney in analysis .. of efficient space i( .'OOI H\II t'd IJrl ll:U.!l' I:! ) their ·review of the 1976-77 usc. state budget. He also sa id failure to appropriate the JACKETS ALL SAL£ PRICES DON WILSON, left, .president of the Middleport Chamber of Commerce for the past two years, congratulates Joh n Werner (on Wilson's left ) who has been elected new president of the organization . Other new irriproveme nt <::t Ambiti ous program of were an- • ' ELECl'ED LAST NIGHT BY the Meigs Cou nty Association· of Trustees and Clct·ks . pictured above with retiring president Bernard Gilkey, left, are Gary Dill, president; 0 . .I. Pennington, vice president; William F . Harris, secretary, sea ted left to right , and Chnrles Bissell, executive committeeman, sl.clnding. Adjustment of time on January Clearance Sale TOY SALE Toys an~ games selected from stock. . SALE 1h PRICE . I ' y bridge repair is asked · Meigs County's township clerks und trustees want officialdom'to figure Qul ways of decreasing the closed perind of the f'omeroy.Mason bridge for repairs. Meeting Thursday night at Rock Springs Grange Hall, when officers · also were elected, the Meigs County Association Of Trustees and Clerks approved a reso lution calling for a conference with highway d~parlment of· ficials,. local officials, and area businessmen to constder · ways of reducing the nine lnonths ullotted for bridge repairs this year beginning in March. · The action followed remarks on the subject by Bernard Fultz, · county prosecutor. . · Gary Dill of Ches ter Township was selected president, 0. J . Pennington, and Charles Bissell, Chester Township, executive cotn - mitleeman . Meigs Co unty Cc,mrn i ssio ner Bernard Gilkey is the immediate past president of the Association . Gary Brink of the Public Employees Retirement System talked on benefits and p~esented a film . New trustees and clerks were introduced along . with EXTENDED OUTLOOK Sunday through Tuesday, fair Sunday and a I T:::;:: I Bridge closing =~ ~ :R:i~t~~-:~~~!i tOO investigated a single car accident Thursday at t :55 p.m. in which no personal injuries were reported. Debra I.. Nelson, 20. Rl. 2, Racine , northbound on TR 102 in Li!lart TWp., got in mud 1 and in trying to get out tTOSSC d the J'oadway into a ditch , recrossed the highway through a fence owned !Jy Joe Proffitt. There was slight damage to the right side of Ihe c ar . No citation was issued. long-·C of c· Probl e ms in co n nection with closing of the PomeroyMason Bridge this year and of officers elcttion highlighted a meeting of the Middleport Chamber· of Cum lnerce at noon Thursday at lhe Martin Restaurant. Officers elec ted were John Werner, president; Emerson Heighton, vice president; OletH Heighton, secretary, and AI wilda Werner, treasurer. Don Wilson has Any child m· adult in Meigs Counly with a hearing or speech probl'em is Invited to at1end the Veterans Speech 1 and several office holders who Memorial will be candidates for re· Hearing Cli nic which reopens Saturday al the Pomerol' elertiun including Eleanor Robson, recot·der ; Wesley Elementary School from !I Buehl, engineer; Robert . a. m. lo 12 noon . Dr. Richard Dean , Ohio Hartcnbach, shet'iff; Bernard and eighl Fultz. prosecutor; 'warden . University, therapists will be on hand for Ours ;md Bernard, Gilkey, the session. Regular clientele commis-sio ners . . Howard Frank; audilor, and Henry of the clinic are to report lo Wells, a commissioner, also the session ·as sche duled earlier unless notified spoke"brlefly . RHreslunents provided by otherwise. Diagnostic testing lhe Southeastern Equipment will be conducted also . Co. uf Gallipolis were served Anyone wishing any further informulion about the clinic Orange Township, vice by tho WOIIll' ll ur the Rock may ca ll Mrs. Susie Heines, ·Springs r.ran~f' . president; William F. llarris, , Sut~ Township, sm:. n::Lur~, ' Tuesday. Stockholders •were in formed the bank had a good 1 year In · 1975 and is an· ti cipating a iJetter one in 1976. In >mnouncing the plans for 1976 the board has approved plans to·increase the working area or the bank by a building program , thereby being bett.er able lo serve its 985·416:1. Syracuse, Cashier ; t 'laudi a Rutish , Assistanl Casl1lcr; Fram~es Wilcuxcn, Assistant Cashier: Mildred Gillilan, Assistant Cashier; Betty D. Justis, l.l<•n Petrel. Char!olto Stewart . ur•\l Btol ''d' · I .;mrr•tlf'~' >, years. The chamber agreed to . recruit a group of Pomeroy and Middleport represen· tatives to go to Co!wnbus to disc u.S with perhaps Gov. James Rhodes and the Ohio Department of Trans· portation the closing of the Pomeroy·Mason Bridge this year. According to a contract of the state with the repair finn, the bridge will be closed from March 15 to Nov. 15. The Chamber will ask that the bridge remain open Wltll after Easter and the time of the closure be reduced from the e ight month peri od. Edison Baker, who has been active in" leading ~ctions to voice protests against the munber of wor'kers traveling . The Chamber also agreed to follow a new weekend hours schedule beginning the weekend of Jan . 23. According to the plan, stores will remain open until 8 p.m . each Friday and will close at 5 p.m. on Saturday. Several Pomeroy businesses started on that schedule last weekend . The group discussed also the painting of fire hydrants ih the community to carry out a " lliCentennial theme. According to present plans · the painting will be done by art students of Jack Slavin at the Meigs High School. ·Emerson Heighton will secure necessary supplies. Attending were Don and Edna Wilson, John and Alwilda Werner, Emerson and Oleta Heighton, Fennan Moore, Mrs. E. 0. Rall, Edison Baker, Cash Bahr, Dick Owen, . Carl Horky, George Ingels, and Mike Williams. Ford rolls back Clare nce Price and Charles David Yost. Portland, Ohio ; W. A. Orr,Chester, Ohio , and .1. W. Weaver, Jr., Albert Hili, Jr. , Freeland Norris, J. Dillon <:;ross, Earl Cross, George Neigler, and J oh n '!'. Wolfe , Racine, Ohio. elected: Charles Hayman, Chairma n of the Boatd; Jol,m T. Wolfe, President and Cla ren ce Price. Vice· President: other officers and em· ployees of the bank are Ruch C. Simpson. Assistanl served as president of the organ ization for the past two the bridge in both directions to reach their employment each dav . . Ohio; AI Iheir directors' meetin~ the followin g officers . were • gather statistics to be used by lhe Chamber such as the customers. Norris, . long closure, was named to The bank is also expecting lo lend iLs influence to gel a cha11ee or snow Monday doctor to locate here . It und 'l;uesday, Highs will be recen tly purchased properly in the upper 20s north to the adjoining the bank that may low 40s south and lows will be used for this purpose. be In the teens to the 20s. Elected. as directors"' for ln7r. were Charles Hayman, ;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::•::::;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::· We<i, ,· .. i!le; Ohio; Carroll R. Oinic reopens Saturdayt mom officers selected by the chamber at a meeting Thursday, from the left of Werner, are Emerson Heighton, vice president; A! wilda Werner, treasurer, and Oleta Heighton, secretary. :::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::.;::::::::::.;::::::.:·: stockholders · meeting • RCA Color Television •Whiripool Refrigerators . • Perfection Gas and Oil Heaters • Whir !pool Freezers • Litton Microwave Ovens • RCA Stereo Consoles Rock·O- Loungers Waii·II·Ways - Swivel Rockers - Wooden Rockers · Lounge Cl1airs • · Recliners. 121 nounced today by the Racine Na tional Bank Home following the a nnu al SPECIAlS AT THE MEatANIC STREET·WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE SALE p :l~1,{' \ and going off on the right RACINE plans geared to Home Furnishings Annex January Clearance Sale JANUARY 'r •:' ,il ' .· : r.• : Bank plans • expansion in Racine Sale prices on Ca"non Royal Family Bed· spreads, Bath En sembles, Sheets and Pillowcases. SALE PRICES IJYS WINltR 1h PRICE VOL. XXVII NO. 193 JANUARY WHITE SALE Now is the time to puy the pia.no you want for yourself or yourfamlly . A good selection·. Spinets and Consoles. Coordinate . Sportswear SALE'lh PRICE refusal", they report. ha Meig~ Cou nty cardiovascular disease is the greatest Clluse of death among the cou nties KIMBALL PIANOS January Clearance Sale · A good selectldn. Sizes 3 to 20. While they last. •• at January Clearance Sale January Clearance Sale Selected from our regula1 stock. Several famous makers. • 1! and 2-4 toddler. SALE .lh PRICE January Clearance Sale up activities e>q>ressed their thanks for excellent support shown by residenls ask.ed to help on the project. "Not one of Ohio with 64 .2 percent of the total deaths iasl yeilr being caused by the disease. lf2 PRICE .SALE ¥2 PRICE Downing-Childs Insuranc11 Agency , Middlepnrt, will serve as cCK:hairmen of the armual Meigs County Heart Fund Drive which opens on Feb . I. Goal for the drive is $3500. Among the activities will be Heart Sunday, a door.to-<loor C(Jilection activity ; a radio day, a balloon sale day and · .,. SAVE 25% stock. Ditching in 197j) was stressed, and some paving will also be done but not to a g·real exte nt. Council also reported that work on Sandhill Road should gel underway soon. Mayor London presented the new slate of officers for the CO-CHAIRING DRIVE - Paul Kloes, seated, of The Farmers Bank and Savings Co., and Mick Childs of the ~ Juniors and Misses winter coats now . Selected from our regular vi.p Fred Morrow, manager of the Pomeroy· office, and two letters to businesses throughout the county asking for SALE . PRICES Nylon or permanent press Paper Company in regard to renewing its contract with the Counci l agreed to proceed immediately . financial support. The co-chairmen in the process of lining January Clearance Sale gowns, robes, pajamas . Meeting with council were representatives of the Ohio Final Clearance . zip out lin ing. Not every size. While they last. Choose bru shed tricot. flannel or challis. Toddler sizes coordinating tops and pants . · Mayor London reported tha t he had appointed Edwin Neutzling to the board of ·public affairs. It was also suggested that a stock pile of cinders be placed in the village for use when needed, especially on Rustic Hills. Council voted to accept it as submitted, depending upon completion of fire training of line officers. Eber Pickens, councilman, reported that a fire training class will begin Monday with Charles l,egar Instructor. Attending were Mayor London, Wingett, Pickens, Barry Mc-Coy, Jinuny Joe Hemsley, and Kathryn Crow 0 council members; Mary Chancey, clerk; Milton Varian, chief of police, and Naomi London and L.arry·Broga,n. In other business, Mayor London appoinl'ed Robert Wir.gett president of council and named standing committees I first named in chair): Street, Wingett, McCoy, Hemsley, and Pickens; finance, Crow, Zwilling and Hemsley; ordinance, McCoy, Crow, and Zwilling ; safety, Pickens, Wingett and McCoy; light and fire, Wingett, Zwilling and Pickens; sanitation, Hemsley, Crow, and Zwilling; Building and Grounds , Pickens, Winget\, McCoy, Cro.w and Chancey; recreation Wingett, McCoy ( cochairman) Pickens and . Hemsley; Uvestock licensing, Zwilling, Crow and Hemsley; Milton Varian, chief of police, and Patty Roush, office secretary. MENSS39.9S January Clearance Sale Women's . Sleepwear Total cost.of the project to the village is $14,000. solicitor . other officials discussed the lll·year contract proposed by 'the BRAS AND GIRDLES BOYS' Sportswear Wingett said council is Wfliting on an environmental assessment letter which should arrive in the next two weeks. PRICE LEOTARDS AND TIGHTS COSTUME GIRLS COATS JEWELRY AND Special group selected from our SNOWSUITS regular s tock . project." Not every si ze . but a good bverall selection of styles . January Clearance .sale WOMEN'S WINTER SLEEPWEAR in business and have been given the go· ahead with the JACKETS January Cle01rance Sale January Clear;mce Sale tended and the village has been authorized to proceed with the 'down and under a contract such as proposed this would pose a serious Hituation {or council. project. Council will discuss the matter with Frank W. Porter, Robert Wingett, president of council, commented, "We are fire department. most of increase ON MOTHERS' MARCH ~ Carol Adams, left, and .Ja11et Downie, right, will be among tile Meigs County wnmen moving from door-to-dobr Monday afternoon ·a nd cvcnin ~ 'epllccting money for the annual Mothers' March in conjunction wUI1 the March of Dimes program. Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Bela Sib~na Phi Sorority will be handling collrelinns in Mlddleporl and Ohio Eta Phi Chapter uf Hw salliE' sorority will be in charge in Pomeroy and Syru('use. Mrs. Ari<-llllS is a member of Xi Gamma Mu t"haptl'r and Mrs. D.. wnic, Ohio Eta Phi . Other grot~ps will he ('ollecling in uthcr eonununities o£ the county. Mrs . Adams, Mrs. Downie , Unda King, Joan Williams and Dcbbi Buck make up the March of Dimes Board of Directors with M" . Buck ~erving as cha irperson of the hoot1'd :-md fund c..! rive. M;,trch of Dimes is nqw devotrd to ' DETROIT I UPI) Pressure from dealers and competitors who refused to follow in a second round of price increases on 1976-rnodel automobiles moved the Ford Motor Co. to roll back most. of ils $113..a-car price boost. Bennett E. Bidwell, Ford sa les vice president, an .. nounced the reduction· Thursday just 10 days after it went into effect. He said the company was enouraging its dealers to refund any of the added price they may have c harged customers since the price increase went into effect Jan. 5. Bidwell ronceded there had been dealer pressure and said the decision by General Motors, the traditional pricing leader, not to follow suit helped prompt the rollback. He denied there had been any government pr.essure. Eluninated was a $97 increase on the base price of the cars and all but $3S of a $123 increase on light trucks. Remaining ill an average $17 increase on optional equipmenton cars and light trucks and the $3S jump for trucks to cover installation of new governmentordered safely belts.- �3- The Dally Sentmel ,Mtddleport·Pomeroy, 0 , Frtday, Jan . !&, 1976 2- The Dally Sentl!U'I, Mtddleporl·Pomeroy, 0, Frtday, Jan 16, 1976 Busing • commg to Ohio WINS$5,000 - Mrs. Bermce K Saxton , Nye Ave, recetves a $5,000 check whtch she won m the Ohto Lottery from Btll Abdella, nghl , sales representallve of the Ohto )AJ!tery Comrmsston offtce m Martella On the left ts Joe Gloeckner who recetved a check lor one percent of Mrs Saxton's wmnmgs for owmng the establishment where Mrs Sax r'nn pur. chased her wmnmg Ucket Thousand make march ' SMITH By WALT ATLANTA (UP! ) - Usmg a tache made famou s by Martm Luther Kmg Jr , thousands of Amencans took to the streets Thursday on the 47th anniversary of the slam ciVIl nghts leader's btrth to demand jobs and demonstrate support fot busmg to achteve school mtegration. ''Martm Luther Kmg Jr ts smtlmg down on you today " hts wtdow , Mrs Corella Scott Kmg, told some 10,000 marchers who paraded two mtles through Atlanta streets tn a call for full employment "We believe that tf we have a nght to life , a rtght to live , then we have a rtght to a JOb," satd Mrs King. "Jobs mean adequate , de cent housmg Jobs mean quality, mtegrated education " The Atlanta throng, smgmg fr eedom so ngs from the 1960s, marched from Ebenezer Bapttst Churc h , where Kmg preached, to the downtown Federal Reserve Bank for a two.hour rally lin estunated 2,500 mar· che rs paraded through LoUISVIlle, K; , led by black corned tan Dtck Gregory, shoulmg thetr support for busmg to end school desegregatiOn Later, at a banquet to mark Kmg's birthday , Kentucky Lt Go1 Thelma Stovall was presented the ltrst annual Martm Luthet Kmg Jr " Woman of tlle Year" award by the So uthern Clmsttan Leadership Conference About 10,000 persons JOined m a march and rally 10 Columbta, S C , to protest the killing of etght blark' hv 11htte law enforcement of· ftcers m a span of lttUe more than a year a nd to call for a state holiday honormg King . Marches were also held m Montgomery, Ala , where Kmg first drew nattonal atten tion 20 years ago leading the ctty's bus boycott, and m Memphis, Tenn ., where he was assa ssmated whtle parttctpatmg m a garbage workers' strike m 1968 Schools and federal offtces were closed m the Dtstrtct of Columbta and a parade was held tn northwest Washmgton 's ''rtot corndor" wht ch burned followmg Kmg's assassmatton Schools were closed tn New York, and both school~ and publtc of· !tees were closed m Clucago, St Louts and numerous other c1t1es Judge would' cure violence with additional violence SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) The JUdge who sentenced Sara Jane Moore to life for trymg to ktU President F o'rd says such vtolence could be avmded In the United States tf there was capttal pwnsh· ment U S Dtstnct Judge Samuel Contt made a strong plea Thursday for th e death penally and crtttctzed soc1ety's permissiveness m sentencmg Mtss Moore, 4> , mother of a small boy and a onetune FBI Informant "You would not be standing here before me today tf we had m this country an ef· fechve capttal puntshrnent Jaw." Contl sa1d Mtss Moore pleaded gmlly Dec 16 to a charge of trymg to shoot Ford on Sept. 22 as he "as leavtng a downtown hotel. The Prestdent was WlinJUred and Miss Moore wa• qwckly captured She wtll be ellgtble for parole m 15 years She was the second person In Cahforma m recent weeks to rece1ve a hfe sentence for lrymg to assassmale Ford Lynette Fromme , a follower of mafis murderer Charles Manson was sentenced for potnllng a gun at htm Sept 5 m Sac ramento Mtss Moore satd of her attack " It seemed a correct expression of my anger and 1t mtght have tnggered the kind of chaos that re sults m change" But Contt countered, "What really concerns me most abou t Amertca ts how calloused we have become to crune and to VIOlence and we have accepted tl as an mgredtent of our datly ltfe "lind we are toleratmg tt lind we allow semantics to pervade our way of life by saymg tf we are angry at somebody or we want to make a statement what do we do' We shoot them Or we bomb them " CI.EVELAN D 1UP[) Clevelanders were warned to prepare for school busmg Thursday when Boston Pollee Commtsstoner Robert J . dt Grazta gave hts assessment of the NAACP's federal desegregauon sutt agatnst · the Cleveland schools. The pollee offtctal noted that whtle the trial of the swt ts far from over he ts not m doubt about the outcome. In an address to the Greater Cleveland Interc hur ch Counctl, dt Grazta satd tl wtll A YOGA DISPLAY - Attempllng to see who can turn the other .J!rappler on his back are Mick Lyons (left) of the be forced busmg Meigs Marauders and Greg Howes of Point Pleasant. The 100 pound match went the distance but Howes came out on top In an "That ts the approach of 11-8 deciSion the federal courts across the county, to order bustng," 'he satd The trtal has been recessed unttl Monday . Durmg testimony tliis week Oh10 Schoo l Supertntendent Martm W Essex admttted that he had only learned two years ago of a state attorney genera l's 1965 ruling that the state's educatton department has the authortty to prevent or stop ractal segregation m pubhc schools by wtthholding state or federal funds Essex mamlatned through hts attorney that the state school chtef could not take action unttl such segregatton was legally proven Now a n authonty on busmg, di Grazta satd 95 per cent of the Boston pollee RIDING HIGH TO VICTORY - Bert Lanham of Point Pleasant rtop) seems to be havmg a fairly easy time wtth his opposed busmg when a npponent Butch Roush m the 140 .P?und class Thursday afternoon as he is shown here collecting riding points However, Roush fed era 1 court ordered 1t m raUted m the late gomg to deetston Lanham 6-3. September of 1974 "I had to convey that I was not trymg to change theJr ' ' phtlosophy, but that they had a JOb, " dt Grazta satd "As soon as the ftrst rock came flymg, they realized now sports an 8·1 record Paul Knmm for the Btg they were pollee offtcers wtth Six pms and a lorfett repulse an mvas1on from pmned Kevm McLaughlin across the n ver by the Metgs Blacks at 169 ended man; a JOb to do, " he added. enabled the Black Kmghts of m the thtrd pertod Thts was Marauders 45·18 Thursday more vtctortes lor Metgs Dt Grazta cnttctzed Boston Pomt Pleasant lo handtl; follow ed by Jeff Ftsher afternoon at the Htgh school when he pmned Dan Buf. pohttctans for thetr part m pmmng Gary Prtddy also tn flngton m the early gomg of Whtle not recordmg a pm the controversy He satd that the thtrd pertod wtth one the thtrd pertod one of the most mterestmg for ten years they "told the mmute and 15 seconds left and surpnse match·up s Char he Perry followed thts ct llzens busmg was un· Darrell Ga1.1ee rounded up wtth a ftrst pertod pm occurred In the 100 pound constl tutwnal and they would out the four match streak over Metg's Ra} Wtllford m match up when Greg Howes never have to miX " With a qutck pm over Mtke the 187 pound match·up of Pomt Pleasant dectswned He sa td he believes the Hamson wtth a little over a llte lone forfett came when WAVERI.Y - Mergs Htgh Mick,Lyons !HI Lyons was sttuat tOn ts dtflerenl m Cleve· mmute left tn the ftrst fr eshmen los t 17 to 30 here a heavy favortte after land Metgs did not dress an pertod Gandee upped hts unllmtted wrestler to go " In Cleveland you don't Thursday even mg m a leag ue defeatmg Howes last year record to 7·2 Metgs put the again st the Btg Blacks Scott qutte hav~ the , negative game. trathn g all the wa1 enroule to a 22 wm streak brakes to the streak when Burns political rhetonc that extsted and do" n 8·1 a t the end of the before bemg defeated m the Marauder Butch Roush at state tourney. m Boston," dt Grazta satd ftrs t quartet Thursday's wm ke 1t Pomt 140 went the dtstance agamst Pleasant undefeated m dual However, Howes took an Me1gs scorwg was by (;, ~g Bert Lanham for a 6·3 matches so far tlus yea r Becker' 7, Chns Ye(lllger 6 early lead as he took pomts deCISIOn They currently hold a ~ Tom Hawle; 4, Chuck on the take down m the first The Marauders' recorded record Kennedy and Todd Ha wj mgs pertod as well as collectmg two more consecutive wms 1 each Leadtng lhe sconng on near pms The Btg Black grapplers which mcluded Duane for Waverly wa s Frcdei iCks be at home again next will The Pomt grapplers got an Ann , L.aurcl, Unwn , But· McLaughlin dectsionihg ' With 14 Friday when th ey host early scare m the match up ternut , Mechamc , Lasle y, Mark HudSon 5-l m the 147 Rtpley By quarters when John Ebhn of Metgs Wetzgel, Peacock, Brtck and pound clash , and Bob Metgs 1 10 5 1430 Wmmng m exhtbrtron routed Mtke Snowden as he other streets of the Sugar Run Musser wtth a mmute and 38 Waverl y B 11 6 1237 matches for Potnt Pleasant pmned hun wtth a mmute sector seconds left m the ftrst wer e· Tom Gtbbs, Greg and ten seconds left m the We dne sday , Ker r St., pertod pmnmg Mtke Burgess Powers, Arnold Markham ftrst pertod Mmersvtlle and out Route 3:l of the Btg Blacks and Ttm Ntbert. But followmg Howes Frtday, Lmcoln Htll Now )OU Know stunmng upset over Lyons There ts no ptckup on The earth could use i::l the Btg Blacks recorded four Lett•·rs of oplruou are " elcomed. They should be Thursdays memb~ r s h 1p 1n v. e1ght . less than 300 11ords long (or be subject to reduction by pms m a row over their Anyone wtshmg the service watchers Beca use uf the the cdttnr) and must be signed with the signee's ad· enemy but who has been nussed ts sho"c' of me leortc constant dress Names may be withheld upon publication. Among these were Tim asked to telephone 992·5035 matenal, the " etghl of the Taylors pm over Carl Gheen However, on request, names will be disclosed Letters planet mcreascs by about early m the second pertod should be In good la sle, addressing Issues, not per· 100,000 pounds each year sonallties . and Jerry Casto at 121 who • Big Blacks! matmen wzn 45-18 Frosh lost at Waverly 37-30 Garbage service is scheduled The schedule for garbage pt c kup se rvtce m the Pomeroy area was an· noun ced by the H and P San ttahon Co , the new ftrm servmg the commumty The sched ule ts Monday , Mam St , from the bookmobtle quarters to the Mtddl e port cot poralton ltmtls, mcludmg Spnng Ave , Condor Sts and Monkey Run Tuesday, Mulberry Ave , DR. LAMB ------- -------------------- Television Spreading bunk about cholesterol By Lawrence E. Lamb, MD. has a very low cholesterol DEAR DR LAMB - I wtsh . level Is he nght and , tf so, you would comment on the why can't all of us eat a htgh enclosfll ,column by a man cholesterol dtel' DEAR READER - The who clatms the theory that you should llmtt your column you sent me does a dtsservtce to th e public The cholesterol mtake ts all bunk Note he eats as many as two man evtdently ts not a dozen eggs a week, drmk s a sctenltst nor a phystctan and quart of mtlk a day, avmds has used hts own case to try to low cholesterol food s and sltll disprove the work done on literally thousands of people by well tramed sctenttsts Dai~ One case of anythmg doesn 't ' TO THE DEVOTED prove very muc]J and the INTEREST OF poorest example of allts your MEIGS·MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL own case Exec . Ed He ts wrong when he asks ROBERT HOEFLICH City Ed1t0r why the nahan 's heart attack Published dal l y except Sa turday by The Oh io rate hasn 't decreased with varrev Publ•s h 1ng Com the "natwnw1de near pany 111 Court St Pomeroy , Ohro -'15769. hyslerta over lowermg Bustness Office Phon e 99 2 chol es terol " If he were 2156 Edrtor lal Ph,on e 99 2 2157 betl<!r mformed he would Second class postag e pa 1d at Pom~roy , Oh 10 know that tt has . It would Nallonal advertrslng probably decrease even r~presentat1ve Ward Gr•ffilh Comp.any , tnc further tf more people qwt Bottmelll & Gallagher 01..., ' smoking, remained 757 Third Ave , New York' N Y 10017 phystcally acltye, ebmmated Subscr•pt1on rates Delivered by carrier where or avo1ded obestly and avlhlable 75 cents per avmded excess tn~ke of htgh. wetk Bv Motor Route where carrier serv1ce not fat htgh-cholesl<!rol foods available One month SJ 25 Bv ma•l In Ohio and He Is rtght tn assuming that W Va , One Year 122 00 hereditary factors are tmSl• months , Sll so . Trftee months 17 00 Elsewhere portan l. We know perfectly S26 00 year Snc months well that some people can Sll 50 three months , ' ' so Subscr1pt1on prrce tncludes • etght htgh fat , htgh· sundav T1mes Sentinel cholesterol dtets and not have lug It bhmd t •llllL ~l cr ull~vt:ls The Sentinel ( These tndiVIduals tnhertt a dtfferent body chemtstry than the rest of lhe populalton Some ractal groups such as the Masat are good examples of heredttary protec tiOn agamst htgh cholesterol and tis comphca ttons of heart dtsease Also most women In their I chtldbearmg age span have low blood cholesterol levels desptte what they eat He ts certamly not a tratlblazer Will> that news. Fmally he Is tn his mtd 30s and tells us nothmg about his level of phySical conditioning, how much he exercises or whether he ts fat or lean The pomt that high cholesterol levels may be caused by your genes Is no argument at a ll for lgnormg tis stgmfleance any more than one with diabetes should tgnore dtet because dtabetes IS hereditary The stmple facts are that people who do have htgh cholesterol levels can often lower them through dietary means , which mcludes hmttmg cal ones to correct or ehmlnate obesity, fat, saturated fat and cholesterol. If the 11rtter had ever treated patients wtth these problems he 11ould ha ve had a broad By JOAN HANAUER UP! TV Writer NEW YORK I UPI) - The most ambttlous dramattc proJeCt ever produced by Amencan public teleVIsion goes on the atr enough expenence to have Jan 20 when the Public Broadcasting System atrs "'!'he made a more balanced Adams Chromcles" wtth a cast of hundreds at a cost of presen~t10n to the public On mtlhuns a case to case basts those of The 13 one.hour shows take John Adams tn an htstorlcal us ""ho have seen what d1et "One Man's Famtly" from 17>0 to 1900 m a show that ghtters does to people wtth high wtth lavtsh attentiOn to detatl cholesterol levels linow that The delatl was expenstve tn ttme and money - 1t cost $5 2 diet ts an Important factor in mtllton a nd stx years to put together, wtth the help of 1,100 treahng such people actors, mne playwnghts, foiX dtrectors, and more than 300,000 These pattents with htgh pages of htstori~a l documents . cholest<!rol levels are dtf· Among the rune dtrectors was Brittsh director James Cellan ferent ammals than the Jones, who dtd three of the ep tsodes strongly connected wtth young columnist who has an Europe and England. He enJoyed worktng on a piece a!>Qut• experience level of one case Amertcan history , Young women, children "I dtd qutte a btl of Amertcan history at school," Cellan and those with normal Jones satd tn an tntervtew, referring to Cambndge Unlverstly . choles terollevels need not be "I can take a rather Jaundiced, long outstde vtew, parttcularly so restncllve wtth thetr dtet of the European and En&hsh parts of the' 'Adams Chromcles • But such mdtvtduals need "Also I can fill tn a lot of gaps In Amenca the atltlude 15 regular checks to be sure the very cauttous For tnstance, no one wants to offend anyone cholesterol level remams about Ktng George fll, who was crazy as a jaybtrd " normal Perhaps when the Cellan Jones fmds the prevailing Amencan atltlude toward young wrtl<!r 18 in his mid 40s, Brttish and Amertcan htstory diSturbtng if he doesn't keep his wetght " A certam ,amount of anglophllla may be mevttahle down, he wtU need to ahange mother-of-Parliaments sort of thmg - but the anglophilla tn Ius ltfe sl yle - tf he sltll has Amertca ts ter.tbleand lt's very bad for you the chance. "You should be much more arrogant abQUt your hiStory, For tl•ose who want more whtch ts quite exctltng " mformatlon on the dtet to The Welsh.IJorn dtrector, whose credtts include "The Forprevent heart disease send 50 syle Saga" and "Jennte", did hts best to mject some humor cents for The Health I.etter mto hiS share of the " Chromcles" number 13, Diet, Pre~entmg "Tilal's big danger in dotng histortcal thln~s." h~ satd Atherosclerosis Send a long, , ' 'History too often Is ap;lro,tlched Wlth an appallingly reverent stamped, self·addressed attuude, 11 htch I think Aml\l'lcans suffer from even worse than envelope for mailing. Ad· we do. People are frightened to treat historical characters as if dress your letter to me m they were hwnan beings ~e appears to be that if history care of this ne....per, P o ts ~ood for you, therefore II can 'r 1M! fun Box 1551, Radioa!y Statton, "I th.nk my eptsodes haw the proper character . I trted to New York, NY 10019 make d1lm funm \.\tlh lots of ~ags" a Idea ' .B~../ . 71:6_ ••• ~.. uuwy,: ;;....:::: Says workers forced to go aw~y . Dear Str \ I am ./l concerned dnver wntmg about the condttton of Metgs County 's State Htghways durmg the snow we had January 8 Our roads were m worse shape dunng thts snow than they have been for years We have State Highway employees who were lmd off In Aprtl , then called back m September on the condtlton that they would work m Hocking County If they didn 't like the distance to drtve, they could qmt Thts leaves Chester Dtvision shorthanded because our men are stationed elsewhere So, It ts all drtvers 10 Meig~ County that suffers, not the governor and other offtcials 10 Columbus, but us people who must get back and forth to work regardless of the condition of the roads I thtnk our men should be brought back so that we may have safe roads to drtve on again We are taxparers and we are paymg the wages . Let's get some serviCe for our money and not bent fenders -Concerned Drtve (name Wtthheld on request ) Certain inconsistencies noted Dear Sit The VIllage o~tctals of Racme seem to show a very 10• <'Onststant policy m obtauung public servants. Before the last election Mayor Chas Pyles protested the caillhdacy of Joe Stobart for mayor of Racine on the ground s Mr. Stobart did not live m the vtllage. Smce Mayor Pyles was re-elected solely because of that pollttcal maneuver we think It strange that we now have Ractne Ftre Dept. offlctals who hve outside the village and at the last council meeting they approved the hlrmg of someone from out of town as street commtssloner. In VIew of the fact that the mayor, Mr Pyles and then Prestdent of CQUncl), Albert Hill campaigned for the 3 mill tax levy Increase on the people of Racine I think we should have looked outside the village for a rnayor.- "Snowhite" (Nam withheld on request) e Hawhee 's Tigers at Meigs ,tonight By Greg Bailey The Metgs Marauders , fresh off two stratght VIC· lories, will try to cootmue their climb in the Southeastern Ohto Athletic League when they 'host Waverly m a very Important league game tonight starting about B p m Coach Carroll Hawhee's crew stands at 5-2 m the Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor ·;::· MIAMI (UP! ) - Offensive linemen such as Pittsburgh 's boxcar-stzed Gordon Gravelle are the galley slaves of thetr profession He says they call themselves the dregs of football That IBn 't exactly the word he uses But 11 's close enough. Everybody wtshes to be recognized for what he accom· pbshes and offenstve lmemen certamly are no excepttons, but from the mmute they stt down and stgn thetr contracts they never delude themselves They are completely aware they're gomg to sweat and break thetr backs m the ptts Gtve of themselves and keep giVIng unttl sometunes they don't know where they are or even care. lind that when the game IS over 99 per cent of those who saw them won't even remember thetr names , but wdl talk for the next couple of days tnstead about the quarterback or 111de recetver who figured m the wtnnmg touchdown pass A perfect example of the accepted anonymity all offenstve linemen labor under was provided m the Dallas Cowboys' camp Thursday when a cluster of newsmen searching for a different angle for Sunday's Super Bowl game zeroed m on oflenstve guard Blame Nye for hts optruons regarding the contest Only a few feet away center John Fitzgerald, another mem· ber of the Cowboys ' offenstve line, watched the wnters gather around Nye and got an obvtous ktck out of It "He 's eatmg all thiS up, " Fttzgerald satd, watchmg Nye's reactiOn 'He's AII·Pro, and no one 's talked to htm all year. No one talks to us jswea t hogs "' Gordon Gravelle, a fme~ookmg, mtellle~nt stx·fOOI·ftvo 25(). pounder from Walnut Creek, Calif , fmtshmg his fourth year wtth the Steelers, ts anythmg but a sweat hog, but he knows whst John Fttzgerald means . Gravelle graduated Brtgham Young and ts working on hts master 's now tn bustness admtntstratton, hopemg to become a certtfled pubhc accountant. More than that. He's one of the most underrated tackles tn the National Football League. If you ask the average .pro football fan , he 'll probably say he never heard or him, prunarly because of the postlton he plays ~ "It's not a glonous posttton, " agrees the Steelers' big affable tackle . " You never get much recognttton beca use you're dotng the fundamentals all the tune. Thmkgs llke blockmg and pass protectln'g You could ca ll Us the curds of football , not only as far as any recogmtlon IS concerned But then 11 comes to salary as well ." That's true enough The gomg rate for a good offenstve lineman m the NFL runs around $25,000 to $30,000 whtch comes to somethmg less than Joe Namath makes for a stngle ball game Nobody ever asks an offensive lmeman for hts endorsement and you'll rarely ever see hiS name In the headlines Generally, you won't even see hiB name m any newspaper story That doesn 't bother Gordon Gravelle by now He's used to tl "The most recognttton I ever recetved , I guess, was when I was a seruor m high school m Concord, Cahf ," he says, laughing over the eptsode "Ftve of my frtends put up a quarter aptece and bel me I wouldn't fake a famt tn the assembly I bet 'em I would And I dtd tl I fell off my chatr, there was a btg crash bang and the whole school saw tt " A couple buddies ptcked me up and dragged me out The counselor was on to us, though He called my bluff and sent me to the nurse's offtce and I had to stay there a couple hours gettmg checked out My buddtes patd off, though, and I thought It wos great n Gravelle made a number of All·Amerlca teams In his seruor year In college, mcluding Playboy magazine's. For that he got a free trip to Chicago and an opportunity to meet some bunnies He thought that was great, too. Now he's a happtly married man wtth a young son and daughter, who deeply appreciate thetr Papa even tf few others do . Gravelle's wtfe, Molly, appreciates him also . She knows her football . "Sometimes," says the Steelers' soft-spoken Califorruan, "they'D watch me and say, 'that's aU rtght I've seen you play 1 better games.'" Gordon Gravelle doesn't knock thst Somebody at least lS recogmzing him league whtle Metg,s IS 3-4 and 4-4 overa ll. Both learns have been tnvolved m some close games, the only real dif· ference m thetr play bemg thetr records. Metgs , after losmg to Logan after the Christmas break , handled tough Athens on the Bulldogs' home planks, a feat seldom accomplished by any team It was the first ttme that Metgs had ever beaten Athens at Athens '!'hen, last Frtday, the favored host Marauder s barely hung on m the !mal mtnutes to defeat Jackson , 62-60 But the boys of Coach Ron Logan are getttng the "kinks" out and have been steadtly tmprovmg. Seruor -aJI.Jeaguer Mtck Davenport Is fmally showmg hts true jgrm as he's chtpped m 43 pomts tn hts last two games. Mitch Meadows, thetr btg 6'8" c enter , has played steady ball, both on the boards and m scortng , but he 's found It hard to stay out of foul trouble Jumor playmaker Steve Randolph has tmproved steadtly nettmg II pomts agamst Jackson . Semors Terry Qu~lls and Jerry Cremeans round out the probable starters for the Metgs Counttans, but these ftve boys have been gettmg lots of pressure from the bench as Metgs ' substitutes also have played tmpresstve ball • The Tigers and Metgs met 10 the season opener at Waverly, and aftet a close game for three quarters, the Marauders succumbed, 58 to 43 In ftrst half of SEOAL actton, Metgs led the league tn scortng as they canned 388 pomts agamsl league foes • High JUniOr • wumer • 0 f Me11J'S """e 0f two games ,----- ----·- -, :Pro lstanrline;s \ 1 NB A Standmgs By Un•fcd P.-ess lntcrna11ona1 Eitsfern conference Atlanhc 011r'l!5 ton W L Pet GB Boslon 1"'1 11 616 Ph.tact~e l ph•a 76 tJ 667 Buffalo 13 18 ~61 ·• New York 70 73 J65 8 Central Otv ts1on W L P et G 8 Washmgl on 72 17 ,64 Cleveland 71 20 512 2 J\llanta 19 19 soo 1• Houston 18 19 Jfl6 J New Orleans 17 20 459 Western conference Mtdwest DIIIISIOft M 1l waukee De tro•• Kansas C11y ChiCago PacifiC W L Pet t8 71 J62 IS 11 417 GB 11 ~ 14 26 350 11 , 11 77 2B9 6 , 01VISIOM W L Pet GB Got den S!ale 29 9 763 Sei!lttle '22 20 524 9 Los A ngeles 23 21 523 9 Ph oen 1x 16 21 .4 32 12 1) Por tland 14 16 350 16 Thvr sday 's Results /\! tan Ia 98 Cleveland 91 Buffalo 126 Phoenix 119 Today •s Gam es Ph ii Melphta at Boston Got den Sla t e a1 Houston Seatt le at wash mgton Pori land at Detro•t New York al Kansas C11 y Buffalo a t Ch •cago New Orleans at M il waukee Saturday' s Games seattle a1 Buffa to Golden St at e at J\llanta Phoeni X at Cle11eland New Orleans at Houston Ph lla delph•a a t Was h in gton Boston at Ch•cago Portland vs Kansas City a1 Omaha ABA Stand1ngs By Umted Press tnterna11onat W L Pe t GB Den11er 7.9 9 763 New York 2•1 12 667 <1 San l\n ton10 21 16 579 7 Kentucky 21 HI 538 8 1 , lnd1ana 21 19 525 9 St LO UIS 19 22 463 I ]1 , V1rg1n a 5 32 135 23' , Thursday's Results San .1\n ton•o 129 V•rgm a 93 Kentucky 123 St LOUIS 11 5 Today 's Games V1 r g •n a at New York Den...,er a t lnd ana Saturday 's Games Ken tucky al Denver Sl Louts a• San flnton•o lnd1ana a1 V• r g•n•a NHL Stand1ng s By Un•ted Press lnternahonal Campbell Confe r-e nce Patnck 01\IISIOn W L T Ph Phlladelph •a 2B 6 ~a 6 1 N'l' Islander s 2'l 12 7 51 1'11an •a 13 lB 5 51 NY Rangers 17 21 t JB Smythe 01\IISIOn W L T Pts Ch cago 16 11 t5 t7 Vanc ouver 16 17 8 tO 51 LOUIS 16 21 5 ]7 Mm neso t a 13 '16 2 28 K an sas C.t v 11 29 -1 26 Wales Conference Norns D•v•s•on W l T Ph Montrea l 31 6 6 68 Los Angeles " 1o 2 •a Pttt sburgh 15 23 S 35 Delrotl 1.1 25 1 32 Wash 1ngton 3 37 5 11 Adams DIVISIOn W l T Ph Bos lon 25 9 9 59 Buffa lo 25 12 s ss Toronto 20 16 B JB Cal1forn•a 15 24 1 3.J Thursday s R(!sutls Phlladetphta d P 1ttsburgh 1 St Louis 5 A!lan !a J Buffa to 5 w ash mg ton J Bos ton J Los Ange les o Toronlo 6 Kansas C ty 1 Tadav 's Games NY Rangers at Cal 1forn 1a Ch•cago al Vancouver Saturday's Games 1\t lanta al NY Islanders Ph d adelph•a at Kansas C1 1y Los An geles at Montr eal Washmgton al Mrnnesota Buffalo at P 1llsburgh Toronto at Oelro 1t Cal1forn 1a al Van couver BOS IOn at St LOU IS St eeIers p Ient y read y MIAMi t UPI) - The Ptttshurgh Steelers were ready to play the Super Bowl on Thursday But they were sure glad they dtdn' t The defendmg NFL champwns, who meet the Da lias Cowboys m the lOth Super Bowl Sunday, are defuut ely getlmg restless "Our guys are really ready to go," sa1d Steelers coach Chuck Noll 'We are havtng to slow them down a little bit l know they have been gettmg Itchy to get 11 on " Thursday, however, was not a good day for the Super Bowl and suddenly they are begmnmg to sweat Sunday's weather m thts alleged sunshme paradise A monsoon·llke ram struck the Mtamt area at mtdday Thursday a nd more ram was m th e forecast for the next tw o days The te nta ttve forecast for game day IS for a dry track, but showers durmg the contest could brmg about a tra vesty The raptdly decaying polyturf surface at the Orange )Jowl has the reputation of taktng on a ska~lng rtnk·hke texture when st ruck by showers The fteld wtll be covered unttl a few hours before ktckoff Noll, however, was not concerned so much wtth the weather as he was the mental condillon of h1s team The Stee lers' coach revea led he had put his team through a surpnse scrimmage Wednesday m an attempt to shake the players out of the1r real or 1magmed lethargy " It Y< as a v1olent workout, " Noll satd "We came out of tl wtth some twtsts a nd brwses Now we wtll start to taper off '' At the Fort Lauderdale camp of I he Cowboys, coach '!'om Landry sa td he was not prepared to have hts players out hittmg each other hard at tht s stage of the proceedmgs 'l -..an t them co n. centratmg on what the y have to do nght now," Landr; satd 'The ttme to get vtolent McNally free They Insist they can't operate if players become free to play out thetr options and make their own deals. While the owners continue to ftght that ruling, the head of the Players Association, Marvm Mtller, says the battle ts all for nothing because even tf the owners wm m court, the players won't stgn any agreement the current reserve clause "The old system is dead and the sooner the owners realize that, the sooner we can start work on a new agreemenmt," satd Sal Rando of the Oakland A's "R1ght now, the owners are wasting everyone's hme by not sitting down wtth us and trying to work out a new • agreermmt." Commissioner Bowte Kuhn has threatened there wiD be no sprln~ training without a stgned agreement . fhr players say they are and Landry were beginrung lo defme more closely thetr chtef wornes for the game "I thtnk 11 IS alltmportant that we control the ball as much as possible," saad Noll "Obvtously you don't want the other team to have the ball, but you want Dallas to ll3ve • tt less than others because of the things they can do wtlh tl They have that factllty to make the btg play that has won for them They did tl agamsl Mmnesota late and they dtd tl aga tnst Los llngeles early 'We hke to thtnk of our· selves as ca pable of making the btg play, too , but we also thmk we can grind tl out and control the ba II And I think that ts somethmg we must do Sunday" Landrv's No I hope seeme d to be that hts team was mentally prepared to play as aggressive a game as posstble 'Pittsburgh c omes to play every time out," Landry said ''You have to compete wtth them on thetr level If you don't you get whtpped It 's a s stmple as that "So you must be physical on both stde s of the ball And even when you are playing your best you JUSt don't do much agamst a great defenSive team ' You hope you can get a ptece of ground every now and then and that IS gomg to be hard to do because they are so phystcal. But tf we can, I thtnk we mtght be all rtght " Meigs wrestlers pin losses on two teams The Metgs Htgh School Wresthng team took a ftrst place wm over Nelsonvtlle· York and Trumble Local Tuesday evemng m Morrtson Gym after commg back mto actwn fr om a three week lay· off The Marauders took stx of 13 ftrst place trophies The meet was capped when Metgs wrestlers began an tm· presstve show of strengUt m the champtonshtp round that carrted them to a 7·pomt wm over Trumble and a 17 pomt win over Nelsonvtlle· York Followmg ts a match break· down lsi Round Achon 98 pounds Love I Trumble) pmned Mender I Nelsonvtlle) wtth I 20 left m the 2rd pertod 112 pounds Gheen I Met gs) ptnned Hewttt I Nelsonvtlle) m 50 seconds of the ftrst pertod 126 - Lo"rey (Trumble) dectstoned Prtddy 1Metgs) 11-6 l32 pounds - Hamson tMetgs) dectswned Bunttng r Nelsonvtlle l 6·4 J:l8 pound s Ca rter I Nelsonvtlle) ptnned Roberts ITrumble ) m 40 seconds 145 pounds - McLaughlin 1Metgs) dect so ned Mood y I Trumble ) 10-6 15> pounds - Musser t Metgs) pmn ed Stmmons 1Trumble ) m 2> seconds 161 pounds - Chnstman I Trumble) ptnned Carter I Nelsonvtlle 1m l 35 seconds 175 pounds Hooper I Trumb l e) dectstoned Starcher 1Metgs ) 14·0 Championship Round 9B pounds - Eblm I Metgs ) pmned Love tTrumble) m 2 21 seconds 105 pounds Lyons 1Metgs l ptnned Comtnsky I Trumble ) m I 31 seconds 112 pounds Gheen IMetgsl dectswned Coffman !Trumble) 6·4 119 pounds Sheets I Ne l so n vtl l e) ptnned McLaughlm 1Metgs ) m > 01 seconds 126 pounds - Lowrey I Trumble) dect'stoned Mender 1Nelsonvtlle) 16·> 132 pounds - Hamson (Me tg s) dec tstoned Fous t (Trumble) IJ.O 138 pounds Carter INelsonvtlle) pmned Roush I Metgs) tn I 25 seconds 145 pounds - McLaughhn IMe tgs) pmned Sheets I Nelsonvtlle) tn 3 3> seconds 115 pounds - Musser ( Me tg s) ptnn ed Stmm ons !Trumble) m 25 seconds 161 pounds - Chrtstman ITrumble 1 pmned Donohue [ Metgs) m 3 00 seconds. 175 pounds - Hooper I Trumble l dectstoned Pearth INe lsonvtlle) 4-1 185 pounds - McDonald I Nelsonvtlle) dects 10ne d Wtllford I Metgs ) 6·0 Unllmtted Burch (Trumble) ptnned McClam INelsonvtlle) m 49 seconds Fmal score, Me1g~ 47, Trumble 40, Nelsonville 30 The next match wtll be wtlh Wahama on Tuesday, Jan 20, atiJOpm TRUE-TEST PAINTS FOR UP-COMING SPRING FIX-UPS The Juntor Htgh of Eastern dropped a patr of dose games to the Jun10r Htgh of Metgs Thursday mght at Mtd · dleport Metgs won the e tghth grade conteslm over lime by a score of 24·22 Leadtng scorers for lhe little Marauders were Carmen and Icenhower wtth 8 and 4 potnts, respecllvely . Ea s ter n was led by Enevoldsen and Btssell with 8 and6potnts The team shot 24 percent, but fatled to cash m The Metgs Jumor Htgh due to a tougn ctetense by basketball teams won thetr Federal Hockmg Two qutck on seven foul shots They had contests agamst the Lancers baskets by Jtm Ftsh sparked lets you protect 43 turnovers, compared to of Federal Hoekmg m a third quarter ra!ly that Metgs ' 30 Stewart on Wednes~ay brought the local team to puppies against In the seve nth grade evemng wtthtn two pomts at the contest, Ohlinger and Dodson diseases quarter Tratllng 28-26 gomg lwltlh one shot In the flrst contest, the of Metgs led thetr team to an Metgs seventh grade e n. mto the !mal quarter, Metgs 18·15 "'" over the Eagles. unworkable , so we more than •. do It yourself and save. countered an tmproved fell behmd 34·26, but scored They each had 6 pomts The likely wtll award another Federal Hockmg team The the next rune pomts wtth Ttm team had only ftve turnovers, franchtse for balance · local team took a 124 lead at Faulk htttmg the wmrung IProt•ctlgalnst diStemper, hepatitiS and IWO forms or tepto. whtle the Eagles coughed the Vaccine, syringe, needle and complete directlontln one However, before we do that the end of the first quarter basket Wllh one mmute left on ball up 17 times package. Glw one Injection when your pup IS 8-14weeka, we'd like to see what the and led 23·10 at the half The ' the clock Metgs caused a The vtsttors were led by bOoster eholat 18 wHks National League does I think ftnal score, Meigs seventh turnover and then ran out the Barnnger and Wtgal wt th 6 ll IS to everyone's good m grade grade 38, Federal clock, !mal score , Meigs 35, nd 4 points respecltvely The baseball tf the two leagues Hockmg seventh grade 21 Federal Hockmg 34' team shot 19 percent from the work hand m hand " The wm brought the team 's In reboundmg, Dan fteld . MacPhail shouldn't hold hts season record to 3·2 The Thomas led the team wtth II, breath waiting on the NL, Meigs seventh graders Jtm Ftsh 9, Ttm Faulk 5, and which In effect told the AL pulltng down the most Dan Carman 4 Scormg Thursday to keep thmgs the rebounds were Dave Ken. honors were shared by atm way they are, that ts no ex· nedy II, John Staats II, and Ftsh a nd Dan Thomas each pansion Steve Ohlinger 8 In scormg, Wtth 8 "We have discussed expan· Steve Ohhnger was htgh pomt Dan Carman had 6 pomts, ston at great length," said man wtth 16 pomts, Brtll Don Icenhower ftve pomts , 399 W. Main St. 992·2164 Pomeroy, THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF Feeney , "but we have Dodson 10 pomts, Mtke Mtller Ttm Faulk ftve potnts and prepared to ftght all the way, dectded nothing . There Is no STUFF"- FOR PETS, STA~LES, LARGE & first for a softening m the great sentunent m our league seven pomts, Dave Kennedy Cletus Bego three pomts SMALL ANIMALS. LAWNS AND GARDENS. four pomts, and John Staats '!'he wm evened the reserve system and then for to expand." one pomt season's record at three wms added benefits in keepmg Even while that was being and three losses the etghth ,grade game, In wtth mflatlon. The owners said , Rep B F Stsk ID· the Vlst tll1!l young Marauders hsve not made any contract Calif ) was attempting to get proposals yet. Apparently, baseball to put a learn m fell behmd 1!1·8 at half mmnly they are more concerned Washmgton, D C. Stsk ts ebout thetr fight to overturn hoppmg mad at the NL, & ltz than they are In stgning which ts one court hearmg any long;ange agreement away from transfernng the FOX TO EXPOS wtth the players. MONTREAL t UP() 'Gtants from San Franctsco to Meanwhtle, AI. prestdent Toronto while tgnormg the Charhe Fox , the former Lee MacPhatl was cheerful, • Bean:atltng 1o llotenlllliiD all tho excttlng bmeckooll-polk:e end 11ft ulle maJor lea gue manager of the llalton'< CRpi~J while NL preSident Chub • natlonalwother IMMcc, dill) delonoe,hundndo ....... TheGtants were sold condt· San Francisco Gtants, has • -on a Bon:at ocannlng radio. • Feeney was flusvered . honally to a Toronto group JOmed the Montreal Expos as MllcPhall seemed relieved last week for $13.25 million, a spectal ass1gnment scout when owners tn hts league but the NL was prohtbtted Fox took over for Clyde agreed to offer Seattle an from votmg its approval Kmg tn 1970 and managed the expanston franchise for 1977, because of an mjunchon team for four years. Fox, 54, whjch wtll render thst city's obtained bv the utv of San scouted lor the Gtanrs for the HI-tOW lAND $32 million Sllil against the Fr 1nri"t l •• last 18 months lea(!Ue moot, although the expansiJn franchise will not lY&APPUAIICE be made official unttl a Jan . CAS SOVICE 31 meeting "Seattle will have a team 0111o ftJ.noJ : OFFICE : 9:30 to 12.2 to 5 (CLOSE next year. no matter 10hat," AT NOON ON THURS.l-EAST COURT satd MacPhatl. "Thai ll Ill give us 13 lt:"ams, wh1ch 1s ease lp Little Marauders win 2 at Stewarts dac-L I Delay likely in opening of .1976 baseball season PHOENIX (UP! ) - Seattle Is in and Toronto may soon be, but of more tmmediate concern to b,aseball owners ts the fact the 1976 major league baseball season qutte poSSibly will not open as planned Representatives for the owners and a commtttee for the players trted to get talks between the two off the ground m a meeting Thurs· i day, but fatled The Players Assoctatlon llas been trying to get talks for a new contract under way, but the owners have been bogged down fighting an arbitrator's ruling declaring Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Andy Messersmtth a free agent, a ruling that virtually destroyed , baseball's ucroaanct reserve clause The owners, startmg today In a Kansas City court, will be trylll(lto overturn arbttrator Peter Seitz' ruling that set Messersmith and Dave ts on the day ol the game " But edgmess was to be seen everywhere " I could have played thts game days ago," sa td the Steelers' Mel Blount, whose II tnt)\rt;epttons led the NFL thts season "The nervousness ts start mg to butld," satd Co wboys defenstve end Harvey Marlin "I would say 11 ts a combmatton of bemg loose and tight at the same time "I thmk tt ts exactly the same kmd of feeling we had before the Los Angeles game 1 for the NFC champtonsht p)." On the InJury front, Noll satd defenstve tack le Joe Greene was 11 l11.. per cent better than he was 24 hours ago," and Landry satd he expected Martm, suffermg from a brutsed thtgh, to be at full efft ctency Followtng Thur sday 's workouts the players went mt o tsolatton from the more than 1,000 reporters m town The coaches were sttll avatlable, however, and Noll I Rabies Vaccine Now Available MODEitN SUPPLY o. . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ • Bearcatt:.q Is Ide bei1111n a bank : robbery without gettq &iJUt. -··end N. Bearcat III e puts you there. RIDENOUR • : e •• •• ••e e a.ter. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• �3- The Dally Sentmel ,Mtddleport·Pomeroy, 0 , Frtday, Jan . !&, 1976 2- The Dally Sentl!U'I, Mtddleporl·Pomeroy, 0, Frtday, Jan 16, 1976 Busing • commg to Ohio WINS$5,000 - Mrs. Bermce K Saxton , Nye Ave, recetves a $5,000 check whtch she won m the Ohto Lottery from Btll Abdella, nghl , sales representallve of the Ohto )AJ!tery Comrmsston offtce m Martella On the left ts Joe Gloeckner who recetved a check lor one percent of Mrs Saxton's wmnmgs for owmng the establishment where Mrs Sax r'nn pur. chased her wmnmg Ucket Thousand make march ' SMITH By WALT ATLANTA (UP! ) - Usmg a tache made famou s by Martm Luther Kmg Jr , thousands of Amencans took to the streets Thursday on the 47th anniversary of the slam ciVIl nghts leader's btrth to demand jobs and demonstrate support fot busmg to achteve school mtegration. ''Martm Luther Kmg Jr ts smtlmg down on you today " hts wtdow , Mrs Corella Scott Kmg, told some 10,000 marchers who paraded two mtles through Atlanta streets tn a call for full employment "We believe that tf we have a nght to life , a rtght to live , then we have a rtght to a JOb," satd Mrs King. "Jobs mean adequate , de cent housmg Jobs mean quality, mtegrated education " The Atlanta throng, smgmg fr eedom so ngs from the 1960s, marched from Ebenezer Bapttst Churc h , where Kmg preached, to the downtown Federal Reserve Bank for a two.hour rally lin estunated 2,500 mar· che rs paraded through LoUISVIlle, K; , led by black corned tan Dtck Gregory, shoulmg thetr support for busmg to end school desegregatiOn Later, at a banquet to mark Kmg's birthday , Kentucky Lt Go1 Thelma Stovall was presented the ltrst annual Martm Luthet Kmg Jr " Woman of tlle Year" award by the So uthern Clmsttan Leadership Conference About 10,000 persons JOined m a march and rally 10 Columbta, S C , to protest the killing of etght blark' hv 11htte law enforcement of· ftcers m a span of lttUe more than a year a nd to call for a state holiday honormg King . Marches were also held m Montgomery, Ala , where Kmg first drew nattonal atten tion 20 years ago leading the ctty's bus boycott, and m Memphis, Tenn ., where he was assa ssmated whtle parttctpatmg m a garbage workers' strike m 1968 Schools and federal offtces were closed m the Dtstrtct of Columbta and a parade was held tn northwest Washmgton 's ''rtot corndor" wht ch burned followmg Kmg's assassmatton Schools were closed tn New York, and both school~ and publtc of· !tees were closed m Clucago, St Louts and numerous other c1t1es Judge would' cure violence with additional violence SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) The JUdge who sentenced Sara Jane Moore to life for trymg to ktU President F o'rd says such vtolence could be avmded In the United States tf there was capttal pwnsh· ment U S Dtstnct Judge Samuel Contt made a strong plea Thursday for th e death penally and crtttctzed soc1ety's permissiveness m sentencmg Mtss Moore, 4> , mother of a small boy and a onetune FBI Informant "You would not be standing here before me today tf we had m this country an ef· fechve capttal puntshrnent Jaw." Contl sa1d Mtss Moore pleaded gmlly Dec 16 to a charge of trymg to shoot Ford on Sept. 22 as he "as leavtng a downtown hotel. The Prestdent was WlinJUred and Miss Moore wa• qwckly captured She wtll be ellgtble for parole m 15 years She was the second person In Cahforma m recent weeks to rece1ve a hfe sentence for lrymg to assassmale Ford Lynette Fromme , a follower of mafis murderer Charles Manson was sentenced for potnllng a gun at htm Sept 5 m Sac ramento Mtss Moore satd of her attack " It seemed a correct expression of my anger and 1t mtght have tnggered the kind of chaos that re sults m change" But Contt countered, "What really concerns me most abou t Amertca ts how calloused we have become to crune and to VIOlence and we have accepted tl as an mgredtent of our datly ltfe "lind we are toleratmg tt lind we allow semantics to pervade our way of life by saymg tf we are angry at somebody or we want to make a statement what do we do' We shoot them Or we bomb them " CI.EVELAN D 1UP[) Clevelanders were warned to prepare for school busmg Thursday when Boston Pollee Commtsstoner Robert J . dt Grazta gave hts assessment of the NAACP's federal desegregauon sutt agatnst · the Cleveland schools. The pollee offtctal noted that whtle the trial of the swt ts far from over he ts not m doubt about the outcome. In an address to the Greater Cleveland Interc hur ch Counctl, dt Grazta satd tl wtll A YOGA DISPLAY - Attempllng to see who can turn the other .J!rappler on his back are Mick Lyons (left) of the be forced busmg Meigs Marauders and Greg Howes of Point Pleasant. The 100 pound match went the distance but Howes came out on top In an "That ts the approach of 11-8 deciSion the federal courts across the county, to order bustng," 'he satd The trtal has been recessed unttl Monday . Durmg testimony tliis week Oh10 Schoo l Supertntendent Martm W Essex admttted that he had only learned two years ago of a state attorney genera l's 1965 ruling that the state's educatton department has the authortty to prevent or stop ractal segregation m pubhc schools by wtthholding state or federal funds Essex mamlatned through hts attorney that the state school chtef could not take action unttl such segregatton was legally proven Now a n authonty on busmg, di Grazta satd 95 per cent of the Boston pollee RIDING HIGH TO VICTORY - Bert Lanham of Point Pleasant rtop) seems to be havmg a fairly easy time wtth his opposed busmg when a npponent Butch Roush m the 140 .P?und class Thursday afternoon as he is shown here collecting riding points However, Roush fed era 1 court ordered 1t m raUted m the late gomg to deetston Lanham 6-3. September of 1974 "I had to convey that I was not trymg to change theJr ' ' phtlosophy, but that they had a JOb, " dt Grazta satd "As soon as the ftrst rock came flymg, they realized now sports an 8·1 record Paul Knmm for the Btg they were pollee offtcers wtth Six pms and a lorfett repulse an mvas1on from pmned Kevm McLaughlin across the n ver by the Metgs Blacks at 169 ended man; a JOb to do, " he added. enabled the Black Kmghts of m the thtrd pertod Thts was Marauders 45·18 Thursday more vtctortes lor Metgs Dt Grazta cnttctzed Boston Pomt Pleasant lo handtl; follow ed by Jeff Ftsher afternoon at the Htgh school when he pmned Dan Buf. pohttctans for thetr part m pmmng Gary Prtddy also tn flngton m the early gomg of Whtle not recordmg a pm the controversy He satd that the thtrd pertod wtth one the thtrd pertod one of the most mterestmg for ten years they "told the mmute and 15 seconds left and surpnse match·up s Char he Perry followed thts ct llzens busmg was un· Darrell Ga1.1ee rounded up wtth a ftrst pertod pm occurred In the 100 pound constl tutwnal and they would out the four match streak over Metg's Ra} Wtllford m match up when Greg Howes never have to miX " With a qutck pm over Mtke the 187 pound match·up of Pomt Pleasant dectswned He sa td he believes the Hamson wtth a little over a llte lone forfett came when WAVERI.Y - Mergs Htgh Mick,Lyons !HI Lyons was sttuat tOn ts dtflerenl m Cleve· mmute left tn the ftrst fr eshmen los t 17 to 30 here a heavy favortte after land Metgs did not dress an pertod Gandee upped hts unllmtted wrestler to go " In Cleveland you don't Thursday even mg m a leag ue defeatmg Howes last year record to 7·2 Metgs put the again st the Btg Blacks Scott qutte hav~ the , negative game. trathn g all the wa1 enroule to a 22 wm streak brakes to the streak when Burns political rhetonc that extsted and do" n 8·1 a t the end of the before bemg defeated m the Marauder Butch Roush at state tourney. m Boston," dt Grazta satd ftrs t quartet Thursday's wm ke 1t Pomt 140 went the dtstance agamst Pleasant undefeated m dual However, Howes took an Me1gs scorwg was by (;, ~g Bert Lanham for a 6·3 matches so far tlus yea r Becker' 7, Chns Ye(lllger 6 early lead as he took pomts deCISIOn They currently hold a ~ Tom Hawle; 4, Chuck on the take down m the first The Marauders' recorded record Kennedy and Todd Ha wj mgs pertod as well as collectmg two more consecutive wms 1 each Leadtng lhe sconng on near pms The Btg Black grapplers which mcluded Duane for Waverly wa s Frcdei iCks be at home again next will The Pomt grapplers got an Ann , L.aurcl, Unwn , But· McLaughlin dectsionihg ' With 14 Friday when th ey host early scare m the match up ternut , Mechamc , Lasle y, Mark HudSon 5-l m the 147 Rtpley By quarters when John Ebhn of Metgs Wetzgel, Peacock, Brtck and pound clash , and Bob Metgs 1 10 5 1430 Wmmng m exhtbrtron routed Mtke Snowden as he other streets of the Sugar Run Musser wtth a mmute and 38 Waverl y B 11 6 1237 matches for Potnt Pleasant pmned hun wtth a mmute sector seconds left m the ftrst wer e· Tom Gtbbs, Greg and ten seconds left m the We dne sday , Ker r St., pertod pmnmg Mtke Burgess Powers, Arnold Markham ftrst pertod Mmersvtlle and out Route 3:l of the Btg Blacks and Ttm Ntbert. But followmg Howes Frtday, Lmcoln Htll Now )OU Know stunmng upset over Lyons There ts no ptckup on The earth could use i::l the Btg Blacks recorded four Lett•·rs of oplruou are " elcomed. They should be Thursdays memb~ r s h 1p 1n v. e1ght . less than 300 11ords long (or be subject to reduction by pms m a row over their Anyone wtshmg the service watchers Beca use uf the the cdttnr) and must be signed with the signee's ad· enemy but who has been nussed ts sho"c' of me leortc constant dress Names may be withheld upon publication. Among these were Tim asked to telephone 992·5035 matenal, the " etghl of the Taylors pm over Carl Gheen However, on request, names will be disclosed Letters planet mcreascs by about early m the second pertod should be In good la sle, addressing Issues, not per· 100,000 pounds each year sonallties . and Jerry Casto at 121 who • Big Blacks! matmen wzn 45-18 Frosh lost at Waverly 37-30 Garbage service is scheduled The schedule for garbage pt c kup se rvtce m the Pomeroy area was an· noun ced by the H and P San ttahon Co , the new ftrm servmg the commumty The sched ule ts Monday , Mam St , from the bookmobtle quarters to the Mtddl e port cot poralton ltmtls, mcludmg Spnng Ave , Condor Sts and Monkey Run Tuesday, Mulberry Ave , DR. LAMB ------- -------------------- Television Spreading bunk about cholesterol By Lawrence E. Lamb, MD. has a very low cholesterol DEAR DR LAMB - I wtsh . level Is he nght and , tf so, you would comment on the why can't all of us eat a htgh enclosfll ,column by a man cholesterol dtel' DEAR READER - The who clatms the theory that you should llmtt your column you sent me does a dtsservtce to th e public The cholesterol mtake ts all bunk Note he eats as many as two man evtdently ts not a dozen eggs a week, drmk s a sctenltst nor a phystctan and quart of mtlk a day, avmds has used hts own case to try to low cholesterol food s and sltll disprove the work done on literally thousands of people by well tramed sctenttsts Dai~ One case of anythmg doesn 't ' TO THE DEVOTED prove very muc]J and the INTEREST OF poorest example of allts your MEIGS·MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL own case Exec . Ed He ts wrong when he asks ROBERT HOEFLICH City Ed1t0r why the nahan 's heart attack Published dal l y except Sa turday by The Oh io rate hasn 't decreased with varrev Publ•s h 1ng Com the "natwnw1de near pany 111 Court St Pomeroy , Ohro -'15769. hyslerta over lowermg Bustness Office Phon e 99 2 chol es terol " If he were 2156 Edrtor lal Ph,on e 99 2 2157 betl<!r mformed he would Second class postag e pa 1d at Pom~roy , Oh 10 know that tt has . It would Nallonal advertrslng probably decrease even r~presentat1ve Ward Gr•ffilh Comp.any , tnc further tf more people qwt Bottmelll & Gallagher 01..., ' smoking, remained 757 Third Ave , New York' N Y 10017 phystcally acltye, ebmmated Subscr•pt1on rates Delivered by carrier where or avo1ded obestly and avlhlable 75 cents per avmded excess tn~ke of htgh. wetk Bv Motor Route where carrier serv1ce not fat htgh-cholesl<!rol foods available One month SJ 25 Bv ma•l In Ohio and He Is rtght tn assuming that W Va , One Year 122 00 hereditary factors are tmSl• months , Sll so . Trftee months 17 00 Elsewhere portan l. We know perfectly S26 00 year Snc months well that some people can Sll 50 three months , ' ' so Subscr1pt1on prrce tncludes • etght htgh fat , htgh· sundav T1mes Sentinel cholesterol dtets and not have lug It bhmd t •llllL ~l cr ull~vt:ls The Sentinel ( These tndiVIduals tnhertt a dtfferent body chemtstry than the rest of lhe populalton Some ractal groups such as the Masat are good examples of heredttary protec tiOn agamst htgh cholesterol and tis comphca ttons of heart dtsease Also most women In their I chtldbearmg age span have low blood cholesterol levels desptte what they eat He ts certamly not a tratlblazer Will> that news. Fmally he Is tn his mtd 30s and tells us nothmg about his level of phySical conditioning, how much he exercises or whether he ts fat or lean The pomt that high cholesterol levels may be caused by your genes Is no argument at a ll for lgnormg tis stgmfleance any more than one with diabetes should tgnore dtet because dtabetes IS hereditary The stmple facts are that people who do have htgh cholesterol levels can often lower them through dietary means , which mcludes hmttmg cal ones to correct or ehmlnate obesity, fat, saturated fat and cholesterol. If the 11rtter had ever treated patients wtth these problems he 11ould ha ve had a broad By JOAN HANAUER UP! TV Writer NEW YORK I UPI) - The most ambttlous dramattc proJeCt ever produced by Amencan public teleVIsion goes on the atr enough expenence to have Jan 20 when the Public Broadcasting System atrs "'!'he made a more balanced Adams Chromcles" wtth a cast of hundreds at a cost of presen~t10n to the public On mtlhuns a case to case basts those of The 13 one.hour shows take John Adams tn an htstorlcal us ""ho have seen what d1et "One Man's Famtly" from 17>0 to 1900 m a show that ghtters does to people wtth high wtth lavtsh attentiOn to detatl cholesterol levels linow that The delatl was expenstve tn ttme and money - 1t cost $5 2 diet ts an Important factor in mtllton a nd stx years to put together, wtth the help of 1,100 treahng such people actors, mne playwnghts, foiX dtrectors, and more than 300,000 These pattents with htgh pages of htstori~a l documents . cholest<!rol levels are dtf· Among the rune dtrectors was Brittsh director James Cellan ferent ammals than the Jones, who dtd three of the ep tsodes strongly connected wtth young columnist who has an Europe and England. He enJoyed worktng on a piece a!>Qut• experience level of one case Amertcan history , Young women, children "I dtd qutte a btl of Amertcan history at school," Cellan and those with normal Jones satd tn an tntervtew, referring to Cambndge Unlverstly . choles terollevels need not be "I can take a rather Jaundiced, long outstde vtew, parttcularly so restncllve wtth thetr dtet of the European and En&hsh parts of the' 'Adams Chromcles • But such mdtvtduals need "Also I can fill tn a lot of gaps In Amenca the atltlude 15 regular checks to be sure the very cauttous For tnstance, no one wants to offend anyone cholesterol level remams about Ktng George fll, who was crazy as a jaybtrd " normal Perhaps when the Cellan Jones fmds the prevailing Amencan atltlude toward young wrtl<!r 18 in his mid 40s, Brttish and Amertcan htstory diSturbtng if he doesn't keep his wetght " A certam ,amount of anglophllla may be mevttahle down, he wtU need to ahange mother-of-Parliaments sort of thmg - but the anglophilla tn Ius ltfe sl yle - tf he sltll has Amertca ts ter.tbleand lt's very bad for you the chance. "You should be much more arrogant abQUt your hiStory, For tl•ose who want more whtch ts quite exctltng " mformatlon on the dtet to The Welsh.IJorn dtrector, whose credtts include "The Forprevent heart disease send 50 syle Saga" and "Jennte", did hts best to mject some humor cents for The Health I.etter mto hiS share of the " Chromcles" number 13, Diet, Pre~entmg "Tilal's big danger in dotng histortcal thln~s." h~ satd Atherosclerosis Send a long, , ' 'History too often Is ap;lro,tlched Wlth an appallingly reverent stamped, self·addressed attuude, 11 htch I think Aml\l'lcans suffer from even worse than envelope for mailing. Ad· we do. People are frightened to treat historical characters as if dress your letter to me m they were hwnan beings ~e appears to be that if history care of this ne....per, P o ts ~ood for you, therefore II can 'r 1M! fun Box 1551, Radioa!y Statton, "I th.nk my eptsodes haw the proper character . I trted to New York, NY 10019 make d1lm funm \.\tlh lots of ~ags" a Idea ' .B~../ . 71:6_ ••• ~.. uuwy,: ;;....:::: Says workers forced to go aw~y . Dear Str \ I am ./l concerned dnver wntmg about the condttton of Metgs County 's State Htghways durmg the snow we had January 8 Our roads were m worse shape dunng thts snow than they have been for years We have State Highway employees who were lmd off In Aprtl , then called back m September on the condtlton that they would work m Hocking County If they didn 't like the distance to drtve, they could qmt Thts leaves Chester Dtvision shorthanded because our men are stationed elsewhere So, It ts all drtvers 10 Meig~ County that suffers, not the governor and other offtcials 10 Columbus, but us people who must get back and forth to work regardless of the condition of the roads I thtnk our men should be brought back so that we may have safe roads to drtve on again We are taxparers and we are paymg the wages . Let's get some serviCe for our money and not bent fenders -Concerned Drtve (name Wtthheld on request ) Certain inconsistencies noted Dear Sit The VIllage o~tctals of Racme seem to show a very 10• <'Onststant policy m obtauung public servants. Before the last election Mayor Chas Pyles protested the caillhdacy of Joe Stobart for mayor of Racine on the ground s Mr. Stobart did not live m the vtllage. Smce Mayor Pyles was re-elected solely because of that pollttcal maneuver we think It strange that we now have Ractne Ftre Dept. offlctals who hve outside the village and at the last council meeting they approved the hlrmg of someone from out of town as street commtssloner. In VIew of the fact that the mayor, Mr Pyles and then Prestdent of CQUncl), Albert Hill campaigned for the 3 mill tax levy Increase on the people of Racine I think we should have looked outside the village for a rnayor.- "Snowhite" (Nam withheld on request) e Hawhee 's Tigers at Meigs ,tonight By Greg Bailey The Metgs Marauders , fresh off two stratght VIC· lories, will try to cootmue their climb in the Southeastern Ohto Athletic League when they 'host Waverly m a very Important league game tonight starting about B p m Coach Carroll Hawhee's crew stands at 5-2 m the Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor ·;::· MIAMI (UP! ) - Offensive linemen such as Pittsburgh 's boxcar-stzed Gordon Gravelle are the galley slaves of thetr profession He says they call themselves the dregs of football That IBn 't exactly the word he uses But 11 's close enough. Everybody wtshes to be recognized for what he accom· pbshes and offenstve lmemen certamly are no excepttons, but from the mmute they stt down and stgn thetr contracts they never delude themselves They are completely aware they're gomg to sweat and break thetr backs m the ptts Gtve of themselves and keep giVIng unttl sometunes they don't know where they are or even care. lind that when the game IS over 99 per cent of those who saw them won't even remember thetr names , but wdl talk for the next couple of days tnstead about the quarterback or 111de recetver who figured m the wtnnmg touchdown pass A perfect example of the accepted anonymity all offenstve linemen labor under was provided m the Dallas Cowboys' camp Thursday when a cluster of newsmen searching for a different angle for Sunday's Super Bowl game zeroed m on oflenstve guard Blame Nye for hts optruons regarding the contest Only a few feet away center John Fitzgerald, another mem· ber of the Cowboys ' offenstve line, watched the wnters gather around Nye and got an obvtous ktck out of It "He 's eatmg all thiS up, " Fttzgerald satd, watchmg Nye's reactiOn 'He's AII·Pro, and no one 's talked to htm all year. No one talks to us jswea t hogs "' Gordon Gravelle, a fme~ookmg, mtellle~nt stx·fOOI·ftvo 25(). pounder from Walnut Creek, Calif , fmtshmg his fourth year wtth the Steelers, ts anythmg but a sweat hog, but he knows whst John Fttzgerald means . Gravelle graduated Brtgham Young and ts working on hts master 's now tn bustness admtntstratton, hopemg to become a certtfled pubhc accountant. More than that. He's one of the most underrated tackles tn the National Football League. If you ask the average .pro football fan , he 'll probably say he never heard or him, prunarly because of the postlton he plays ~ "It's not a glonous posttton, " agrees the Steelers' big affable tackle . " You never get much recognttton beca use you're dotng the fundamentals all the tune. Thmkgs llke blockmg and pass protectln'g You could ca ll Us the curds of football , not only as far as any recogmtlon IS concerned But then 11 comes to salary as well ." That's true enough The gomg rate for a good offenstve lineman m the NFL runs around $25,000 to $30,000 whtch comes to somethmg less than Joe Namath makes for a stngle ball game Nobody ever asks an offensive lmeman for hts endorsement and you'll rarely ever see hiS name In the headlines Generally, you won't even see hiB name m any newspaper story That doesn 't bother Gordon Gravelle by now He's used to tl "The most recognttton I ever recetved , I guess, was when I was a seruor m high school m Concord, Cahf ," he says, laughing over the eptsode "Ftve of my frtends put up a quarter aptece and bel me I wouldn't fake a famt tn the assembly I bet 'em I would And I dtd tl I fell off my chatr, there was a btg crash bang and the whole school saw tt " A couple buddies ptcked me up and dragged me out The counselor was on to us, though He called my bluff and sent me to the nurse's offtce and I had to stay there a couple hours gettmg checked out My buddtes patd off, though, and I thought It wos great n Gravelle made a number of All·Amerlca teams In his seruor year In college, mcluding Playboy magazine's. For that he got a free trip to Chicago and an opportunity to meet some bunnies He thought that was great, too. Now he's a happtly married man wtth a young son and daughter, who deeply appreciate thetr Papa even tf few others do . Gravelle's wtfe, Molly, appreciates him also . She knows her football . "Sometimes," says the Steelers' soft-spoken Califorruan, "they'D watch me and say, 'that's aU rtght I've seen you play 1 better games.'" Gordon Gravelle doesn't knock thst Somebody at least lS recogmzing him league whtle Metg,s IS 3-4 and 4-4 overa ll. Both learns have been tnvolved m some close games, the only real dif· ference m thetr play bemg thetr records. Metgs , after losmg to Logan after the Christmas break , handled tough Athens on the Bulldogs' home planks, a feat seldom accomplished by any team It was the first ttme that Metgs had ever beaten Athens at Athens '!'hen, last Frtday, the favored host Marauder s barely hung on m the !mal mtnutes to defeat Jackson , 62-60 But the boys of Coach Ron Logan are getttng the "kinks" out and have been steadtly tmprovmg. Seruor -aJI.Jeaguer Mtck Davenport Is fmally showmg hts true jgrm as he's chtpped m 43 pomts tn hts last two games. Mitch Meadows, thetr btg 6'8" c enter , has played steady ball, both on the boards and m scortng , but he 's found It hard to stay out of foul trouble Jumor playmaker Steve Randolph has tmproved steadtly nettmg II pomts agamst Jackson . Semors Terry Qu~lls and Jerry Cremeans round out the probable starters for the Metgs Counttans, but these ftve boys have been gettmg lots of pressure from the bench as Metgs ' substitutes also have played tmpresstve ball • The Tigers and Metgs met 10 the season opener at Waverly, and aftet a close game for three quarters, the Marauders succumbed, 58 to 43 In ftrst half of SEOAL actton, Metgs led the league tn scortng as they canned 388 pomts agamsl league foes • High JUniOr • wumer • 0 f Me11J'S """e 0f two games ,----- ----·- -, :Pro lstanrline;s \ 1 NB A Standmgs By Un•fcd P.-ess lntcrna11ona1 Eitsfern conference Atlanhc 011r'l!5 ton W L Pet GB Boslon 1"'1 11 616 Ph.tact~e l ph•a 76 tJ 667 Buffalo 13 18 ~61 ·• New York 70 73 J65 8 Central Otv ts1on W L P et G 8 Washmgl on 72 17 ,64 Cleveland 71 20 512 2 J\llanta 19 19 soo 1• Houston 18 19 Jfl6 J New Orleans 17 20 459 Western conference Mtdwest DIIIISIOft M 1l waukee De tro•• Kansas C11y ChiCago PacifiC W L Pet t8 71 J62 IS 11 417 GB 11 ~ 14 26 350 11 , 11 77 2B9 6 , 01VISIOM W L Pet GB Got den S!ale 29 9 763 Sei!lttle '22 20 524 9 Los A ngeles 23 21 523 9 Ph oen 1x 16 21 .4 32 12 1) Por tland 14 16 350 16 Thvr sday 's Results /\! tan Ia 98 Cleveland 91 Buffalo 126 Phoenix 119 Today •s Gam es Ph ii Melphta at Boston Got den Sla t e a1 Houston Seatt le at wash mgton Pori land at Detro•t New York al Kansas C11 y Buffalo a t Ch •cago New Orleans at M il waukee Saturday' s Games seattle a1 Buffa to Golden St at e at J\llanta Phoeni X at Cle11eland New Orleans at Houston Ph lla delph•a a t Was h in gton Boston at Ch•cago Portland vs Kansas City a1 Omaha ABA Stand1ngs By Umted Press tnterna11onat W L Pe t GB Den11er 7.9 9 763 New York 2•1 12 667 <1 San l\n ton10 21 16 579 7 Kentucky 21 HI 538 8 1 , lnd1ana 21 19 525 9 St LO UIS 19 22 463 I ]1 , V1rg1n a 5 32 135 23' , Thursday's Results San .1\n ton•o 129 V•rgm a 93 Kentucky 123 St LOUIS 11 5 Today 's Games V1 r g •n a at New York Den...,er a t lnd ana Saturday 's Games Ken tucky al Denver Sl Louts a• San flnton•o lnd1ana a1 V• r g•n•a NHL Stand1ng s By Un•ted Press lnternahonal Campbell Confe r-e nce Patnck 01\IISIOn W L T Ph Phlladelph •a 2B 6 ~a 6 1 N'l' Islander s 2'l 12 7 51 1'11an •a 13 lB 5 51 NY Rangers 17 21 t JB Smythe 01\IISIOn W L T Pts Ch cago 16 11 t5 t7 Vanc ouver 16 17 8 tO 51 LOUIS 16 21 5 ]7 Mm neso t a 13 '16 2 28 K an sas C.t v 11 29 -1 26 Wales Conference Norns D•v•s•on W l T Ph Montrea l 31 6 6 68 Los Angeles " 1o 2 •a Pttt sburgh 15 23 S 35 Delrotl 1.1 25 1 32 Wash 1ngton 3 37 5 11 Adams DIVISIOn W l T Ph Bos lon 25 9 9 59 Buffa lo 25 12 s ss Toronto 20 16 B JB Cal1forn•a 15 24 1 3.J Thursday s R(!sutls Phlladetphta d P 1ttsburgh 1 St Louis 5 A!lan !a J Buffa to 5 w ash mg ton J Bos ton J Los Ange les o Toronlo 6 Kansas C ty 1 Tadav 's Games NY Rangers at Cal 1forn 1a Ch•cago al Vancouver Saturday's Games 1\t lanta al NY Islanders Ph d adelph•a at Kansas C1 1y Los An geles at Montr eal Washmgton al Mrnnesota Buffalo at P 1llsburgh Toronto at Oelro 1t Cal1forn 1a al Van couver BOS IOn at St LOU IS St eeIers p Ient y read y MIAMi t UPI) - The Ptttshurgh Steelers were ready to play the Super Bowl on Thursday But they were sure glad they dtdn' t The defendmg NFL champwns, who meet the Da lias Cowboys m the lOth Super Bowl Sunday, are defuut ely getlmg restless "Our guys are really ready to go," sa1d Steelers coach Chuck Noll 'We are havtng to slow them down a little bit l know they have been gettmg Itchy to get 11 on " Thursday, however, was not a good day for the Super Bowl and suddenly they are begmnmg to sweat Sunday's weather m thts alleged sunshme paradise A monsoon·llke ram struck the Mtamt area at mtdday Thursday a nd more ram was m th e forecast for the next tw o days The te nta ttve forecast for game day IS for a dry track, but showers durmg the contest could brmg about a tra vesty The raptdly decaying polyturf surface at the Orange )Jowl has the reputation of taktng on a ska~lng rtnk·hke texture when st ruck by showers The fteld wtll be covered unttl a few hours before ktckoff Noll, however, was not concerned so much wtth the weather as he was the mental condillon of h1s team The Stee lers' coach revea led he had put his team through a surpnse scrimmage Wednesday m an attempt to shake the players out of the1r real or 1magmed lethargy " It Y< as a v1olent workout, " Noll satd "We came out of tl wtth some twtsts a nd brwses Now we wtll start to taper off '' At the Fort Lauderdale camp of I he Cowboys, coach '!'om Landry sa td he was not prepared to have hts players out hittmg each other hard at tht s stage of the proceedmgs 'l -..an t them co n. centratmg on what the y have to do nght now," Landr; satd 'The ttme to get vtolent McNally free They Insist they can't operate if players become free to play out thetr options and make their own deals. While the owners continue to ftght that ruling, the head of the Players Association, Marvm Mtller, says the battle ts all for nothing because even tf the owners wm m court, the players won't stgn any agreement the current reserve clause "The old system is dead and the sooner the owners realize that, the sooner we can start work on a new agreemenmt," satd Sal Rando of the Oakland A's "R1ght now, the owners are wasting everyone's hme by not sitting down wtth us and trying to work out a new • agreermmt." Commissioner Bowte Kuhn has threatened there wiD be no sprln~ training without a stgned agreement . fhr players say they are and Landry were beginrung lo defme more closely thetr chtef wornes for the game "I thtnk 11 IS alltmportant that we control the ball as much as possible," saad Noll "Obvtously you don't want the other team to have the ball, but you want Dallas to ll3ve • tt less than others because of the things they can do wtlh tl They have that factllty to make the btg play that has won for them They did tl agamsl Mmnesota late and they dtd tl aga tnst Los llngeles early 'We hke to thtnk of our· selves as ca pable of making the btg play, too , but we also thmk we can grind tl out and control the ba II And I think that ts somethmg we must do Sunday" Landrv's No I hope seeme d to be that hts team was mentally prepared to play as aggressive a game as posstble 'Pittsburgh c omes to play every time out," Landry said ''You have to compete wtth them on thetr level If you don't you get whtpped It 's a s stmple as that "So you must be physical on both stde s of the ball And even when you are playing your best you JUSt don't do much agamst a great defenSive team ' You hope you can get a ptece of ground every now and then and that IS gomg to be hard to do because they are so phystcal. But tf we can, I thtnk we mtght be all rtght " Meigs wrestlers pin losses on two teams The Metgs Htgh School Wresthng team took a ftrst place wm over Nelsonvtlle· York and Trumble Local Tuesday evemng m Morrtson Gym after commg back mto actwn fr om a three week lay· off The Marauders took stx of 13 ftrst place trophies The meet was capped when Metgs wrestlers began an tm· presstve show of strengUt m the champtonshtp round that carrted them to a 7·pomt wm over Trumble and a 17 pomt win over Nelsonvtlle· York Followmg ts a match break· down lsi Round Achon 98 pounds Love I Trumble) pmned Mender I Nelsonvtlle) wtth I 20 left m the 2rd pertod 112 pounds Gheen I Met gs) ptnned Hewttt I Nelsonvtlle) m 50 seconds of the ftrst pertod 126 - Lo"rey (Trumble) dectstoned Prtddy 1Metgs) 11-6 l32 pounds - Hamson tMetgs) dectswned Bunttng r Nelsonvtlle l 6·4 J:l8 pound s Ca rter I Nelsonvtlle) ptnned Roberts ITrumble ) m 40 seconds 145 pounds - McLaughlin 1Metgs) dect so ned Mood y I Trumble ) 10-6 15> pounds - Musser t Metgs) pmn ed Stmmons 1Trumble ) m 2> seconds 161 pounds - Chnstman I Trumble) ptnned Carter I Nelsonvtlle 1m l 35 seconds 175 pounds Hooper I Trumb l e) dectstoned Starcher 1Metgs ) 14·0 Championship Round 9B pounds - Eblm I Metgs ) pmned Love tTrumble) m 2 21 seconds 105 pounds Lyons 1Metgs l ptnned Comtnsky I Trumble ) m I 31 seconds 112 pounds Gheen IMetgsl dectswned Coffman !Trumble) 6·4 119 pounds Sheets I Ne l so n vtl l e) ptnned McLaughlm 1Metgs ) m > 01 seconds 126 pounds - Lowrey I Trumble) dect'stoned Mender 1Nelsonvtlle) 16·> 132 pounds - Hamson (Me tg s) dec tstoned Fous t (Trumble) IJ.O 138 pounds Carter INelsonvtlle) pmned Roush I Metgs) tn I 25 seconds 145 pounds - McLaughhn IMe tgs) pmned Sheets I Nelsonvtlle) tn 3 3> seconds 115 pounds - Musser ( Me tg s) ptnn ed Stmm ons !Trumble) m 25 seconds 161 pounds - Chrtstman ITrumble 1 pmned Donohue [ Metgs) m 3 00 seconds. 175 pounds - Hooper I Trumble l dectstoned Pearth INe lsonvtlle) 4-1 185 pounds - McDonald I Nelsonvtlle) dects 10ne d Wtllford I Metgs ) 6·0 Unllmtted Burch (Trumble) ptnned McClam INelsonvtlle) m 49 seconds Fmal score, Me1g~ 47, Trumble 40, Nelsonville 30 The next match wtll be wtlh Wahama on Tuesday, Jan 20, atiJOpm TRUE-TEST PAINTS FOR UP-COMING SPRING FIX-UPS The Juntor Htgh of Eastern dropped a patr of dose games to the Jun10r Htgh of Metgs Thursday mght at Mtd · dleport Metgs won the e tghth grade conteslm over lime by a score of 24·22 Leadtng scorers for lhe little Marauders were Carmen and Icenhower wtth 8 and 4 potnts, respecllvely . Ea s ter n was led by Enevoldsen and Btssell with 8 and6potnts The team shot 24 percent, but fatled to cash m The Metgs Jumor Htgh due to a tougn ctetense by basketball teams won thetr Federal Hockmg Two qutck on seven foul shots They had contests agamst the Lancers baskets by Jtm Ftsh sparked lets you protect 43 turnovers, compared to of Federal Hoekmg m a third quarter ra!ly that Metgs ' 30 Stewart on Wednes~ay brought the local team to puppies against In the seve nth grade evemng wtthtn two pomts at the contest, Ohlinger and Dodson diseases quarter Tratllng 28-26 gomg lwltlh one shot In the flrst contest, the of Metgs led thetr team to an Metgs seventh grade e n. mto the !mal quarter, Metgs 18·15 "'" over the Eagles. unworkable , so we more than •. do It yourself and save. countered an tmproved fell behmd 34·26, but scored They each had 6 pomts The likely wtll award another Federal Hockmg team The the next rune pomts wtth Ttm team had only ftve turnovers, franchtse for balance · local team took a 124 lead at Faulk htttmg the wmrung IProt•ctlgalnst diStemper, hepatitiS and IWO forms or tepto. whtle the Eagles coughed the Vaccine, syringe, needle and complete directlontln one However, before we do that the end of the first quarter basket Wllh one mmute left on ball up 17 times package. Glw one Injection when your pup IS 8-14weeka, we'd like to see what the and led 23·10 at the half The ' the clock Metgs caused a The vtsttors were led by bOoster eholat 18 wHks National League does I think ftnal score, Meigs seventh turnover and then ran out the Barnnger and Wtgal wt th 6 ll IS to everyone's good m grade grade 38, Federal clock, !mal score , Meigs 35, nd 4 points respecltvely The baseball tf the two leagues Hockmg seventh grade 21 Federal Hockmg 34' team shot 19 percent from the work hand m hand " The wm brought the team 's In reboundmg, Dan fteld . MacPhail shouldn't hold hts season record to 3·2 The Thomas led the team wtth II, breath waiting on the NL, Meigs seventh graders Jtm Ftsh 9, Ttm Faulk 5, and which In effect told the AL pulltng down the most Dan Carman 4 Scormg Thursday to keep thmgs the rebounds were Dave Ken. honors were shared by atm way they are, that ts no ex· nedy II, John Staats II, and Ftsh a nd Dan Thomas each pansion Steve Ohlinger 8 In scormg, Wtth 8 "We have discussed expan· Steve Ohhnger was htgh pomt Dan Carman had 6 pomts, ston at great length," said man wtth 16 pomts, Brtll Don Icenhower ftve pomts , 399 W. Main St. 992·2164 Pomeroy, THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF Feeney , "but we have Dodson 10 pomts, Mtke Mtller Ttm Faulk ftve potnts and prepared to ftght all the way, dectded nothing . There Is no STUFF"- FOR PETS, STA~LES, LARGE & first for a softening m the great sentunent m our league seven pomts, Dave Kennedy Cletus Bego three pomts SMALL ANIMALS. LAWNS AND GARDENS. four pomts, and John Staats '!'he wm evened the reserve system and then for to expand." one pomt season's record at three wms added benefits in keepmg Even while that was being and three losses the etghth ,grade game, In wtth mflatlon. The owners said , Rep B F Stsk ID· the Vlst tll1!l young Marauders hsve not made any contract Calif ) was attempting to get proposals yet. Apparently, baseball to put a learn m fell behmd 1!1·8 at half mmnly they are more concerned Washmgton, D C. Stsk ts ebout thetr fight to overturn hoppmg mad at the NL, & ltz than they are In stgning which ts one court hearmg any long;ange agreement away from transfernng the FOX TO EXPOS wtth the players. MONTREAL t UP() 'Gtants from San Franctsco to Meanwhtle, AI. prestdent Toronto while tgnormg the Charhe Fox , the former Lee MacPhatl was cheerful, • Bean:atltng 1o llotenlllliiD all tho excttlng bmeckooll-polk:e end 11ft ulle maJor lea gue manager of the llalton'< CRpi~J while NL preSident Chub • natlonalwother IMMcc, dill) delonoe,hundndo ....... TheGtants were sold condt· San Francisco Gtants, has • -on a Bon:at ocannlng radio. • Feeney was flusvered . honally to a Toronto group JOmed the Montreal Expos as MllcPhall seemed relieved last week for $13.25 million, a spectal ass1gnment scout when owners tn hts league but the NL was prohtbtted Fox took over for Clyde agreed to offer Seattle an from votmg its approval Kmg tn 1970 and managed the expanston franchise for 1977, because of an mjunchon team for four years. Fox, 54, whjch wtll render thst city's obtained bv the utv of San scouted lor the Gtanrs for the HI-tOW lAND $32 million Sllil against the Fr 1nri"t l •• last 18 months lea(!Ue moot, although the expansiJn franchise will not lY&APPUAIICE be made official unttl a Jan . CAS SOVICE 31 meeting "Seattle will have a team 0111o ftJ.noJ : OFFICE : 9:30 to 12.2 to 5 (CLOSE next year. no matter 10hat," AT NOON ON THURS.l-EAST COURT satd MacPhatl. "Thai ll Ill give us 13 lt:"ams, wh1ch 1s ease lp Little Marauders win 2 at Stewarts dac-L I Delay likely in opening of .1976 baseball season PHOENIX (UP! ) - Seattle Is in and Toronto may soon be, but of more tmmediate concern to b,aseball owners ts the fact the 1976 major league baseball season qutte poSSibly will not open as planned Representatives for the owners and a commtttee for the players trted to get talks between the two off the ground m a meeting Thurs· i day, but fatled The Players Assoctatlon llas been trying to get talks for a new contract under way, but the owners have been bogged down fighting an arbitrator's ruling declaring Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Andy Messersmtth a free agent, a ruling that virtually destroyed , baseball's ucroaanct reserve clause The owners, startmg today In a Kansas City court, will be trylll(lto overturn arbttrator Peter Seitz' ruling that set Messersmith and Dave ts on the day ol the game " But edgmess was to be seen everywhere " I could have played thts game days ago," sa td the Steelers' Mel Blount, whose II tnt)\rt;epttons led the NFL thts season "The nervousness ts start mg to butld," satd Co wboys defenstve end Harvey Marlin "I would say 11 ts a combmatton of bemg loose and tight at the same time "I thmk tt ts exactly the same kmd of feeling we had before the Los Angeles game 1 for the NFC champtonsht p)." On the InJury front, Noll satd defenstve tack le Joe Greene was 11 l11.. per cent better than he was 24 hours ago," and Landry satd he expected Martm, suffermg from a brutsed thtgh, to be at full efft ctency Followtng Thur sday 's workouts the players went mt o tsolatton from the more than 1,000 reporters m town The coaches were sttll avatlable, however, and Noll I Rabies Vaccine Now Available MODEitN SUPPLY o. . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ • Bearcatt:.q Is Ide bei1111n a bank : robbery without gettq &iJUt. -··end N. Bearcat III e puts you there. RIDENOUR • : e •• •• ••e e a.ter. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• �• 4- The Da ily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Jan . 16, 1976 • Hot B1:1ffalo trio pop In By United Pres s h•· temaUonal Almost every book on how to play basketba ll stresses that balanced team play will usually win out over in· dividual talent , bu l the way Bob McAdoo and two Buffalo J3,raves 1 . teammat es were shooting Thursday night you could throw out the book. McAdoo, Randy Smith and Jim McMillian combined for 104 points in leading Buffalo to a 126-119 victory over the Phoenix Suns. McAdoo, the National Basketball Association 's leading scorer , had 45 points, hilling 19 of 28 field goals attempts . Smith had 37 points, making 14 of 22 from th e field, and McMill ian added 22 points, with Hl-for-14 shooting . The trio proved too much for the Sun 's ba lanced scoring attack , led by John 'Shumate with 25 and Keith Erickson with 22. Paul Westphal had 19 and Alvan Adams 17 for the Suns. Both Buffalo coach Jack r Ramsay and Phoenix coach John MacLeod were pleased with their team 's effort. but MacLeod wa s more opo., timistic, although his cl uJ[ ~ has lost . 12 of 1ts last 14 games , in cluding its last three at home, each by Jess Edwards cools Oregon· " United Press Inlerna Ilona! Basketball coaches like to talk about '·'the big guy," and By the subject is a favorite .of Washi ngto n. coac h M;Jrv Harshman because he has 1 more of them tha n most of his competitors this season. The ta lt' and talented Hus kies, ranked third nationally, won their 14th straight game of the season Thursday with a 77-70 vi~tory over Oregon after ?-foot Ja~nes ·Edwards dosed the door on a late Ducks rally. Oregonhadclosedtowithin IWO points, 56-54, With five minutes to play at Seattle whenEdwardstookcontr,olof thegarne . Washington , rt6W30 in the Pacific 8 Conference, broke loose for an 11-1 spurt than 10 points . " I think Mac's 1McAdoo l weeks. "McAdoo and Smith dre extremely ha'rd for us to the best shooter in basket- b<lll," sa id F\,amsa y. e x- defe nse bPca use of their gr ea1 qui ckn ess ." sa id pressi ng nu surprise at his Mac Leod. ·' But we gave them a lot of open shots because of changing our people from posilion to position. 11 £hooling pe rcentage. " Of course we a re only concerned with winning and we need Mc Ad oo 's and Smith 's scoring to do U1<:~t , but I really feel we must gel better balance if we are to be a contender. "Phoenix has a good learn. They do a lot of things well and I was not disappointed The Suns moved Adams, their rookie center, to for - ward for much of the night . The game was tied 20 times , including 63-63' at halftime. Phoenix led 96-94 entering the £inal quarter, but Buffa lo went ahead to slay 101-100 with 9:53 left. The Suns had a chance to lie the score with 4:32le!t, but cou ld the game was so close, even with oti.r shooting .' ' MacLe<Jd' said the Suns' effort was their best in three Lee led Oregon with 25. No, 20 Oregon Stale managed to keep pace iJ1 the 'th h' b Pac-8 WI Was mgton Y beating Washington Stale, 8273. , TheBeaversbuilt.a 21-polnt not tJ~ke advant;t ge M a Hra\'t! turnovt•r. Mo-t<·l.cud sa id till' team 's mora le is still good ~ m­ barkinl~ on a four--g ame ruad lrip. " We slill lhink W<' can play a nd, if we continue the effort we had tonight , we are goin~ to snap out of this slump ," he said . In the only other NBA game, Lou Hudson tossed in 20 points and a tough /)tlanta defen se he ld ClevelanJ without a field goal in the final six minules as the Hawks snapped a fo ur -~am e losing streak with a.' 98-91 victory over the Cavaliers. Bobby Smith topped Cleve- poin ts and their tough defense held the Cavs without a field goal after Campy Russell 's 25-footer had tied the score. RICHFIELD, Ohio fUPI ) - A lineup change may be just what the doctor ordered for the Atlanta Hawks . With supersub John Drew moving into a starting forward slot and veteran Lou Hudson moving to the backcourt, the Hawks snapped a fnur-game losing streak Thursday night with a 98-91 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers. " I changed the lineup beca use we needed to do some th ing and Tom Van Arsdale has done a good job coming off the bench," said Atlanta coach Collen Fitzsimmons, who has watched his Hawks drop six of their .Jasl seven games. "We sure needed that one . We just stood around for the first 12 minutes but we sure played aggressive defense in the final three penods, especially in the fina l six minutes,'' added Fitzsimmons. After the Cavs had outscored the Hawks !8-10 to tie the score a t 84-84 with 5:55 left in the game, Atlanta fHpped in nin~ unanswered "We have been losing at home and it sure feels good to win one .on the rOad , where victories are hard to come by," said Hudson, who lopped the Hawks with 20 points. "The key to the game was our defense . When you have a good defense you can afford to miss some shots,' ' added the veteran Hudson . 30 points. · "This is the best shooting night I have had this season. I am feeling more and more re laxed out there," sa id Smith, who is nursing a sore left knee . The Cavs made it look like a Iaugher after jumping out to a 29-17 lead but a cold shooting second period- five of 23 from the floor - lost them the lead at halftime. The score was lied iive tirries after ·t he intermission before Hudson hit a pair of foul shots with 7:30 left in the third period to give the Hawks a 54-52 lead and the Cavs never got back in fro nt. "We had problems in every fundamental of the game of basketball," sa id Cleveland coach Bill Fitch, "running, Van Arsdale, who had started for the Hawks until Wednesday's Joss to Seattle, came off tbe bench to spark the Hawks in the second and fourth periods . VanArsdale dumped in six points in a 24-point second period which brought Atlanta back from a 12-poinl deficit to a two-point halftime lead and he hi la key jumper with two minutes left to give the Hawks a 95-aG lead. Bobby Smith carried the Cavs offensive show as the ve teran forward tallied on 15 · Ry Un ited Press In of 24 from the field, good for ternational The Steubenville Barons ran hot and cold Thursday nigh~ in a game at David & Elkins i WVa. ), bullhey were •• hot at the right time. 14-GIIME COMPOSITE STIITISTICS The Barons, down 3.1!-29 a t RIO GRIINOE COLLEGE one point in the first half, G Nil ME FG -FGII RB II FT-FTII TP AVG . jumped out to a 42-36 lead in 14 Noe 161 -313 178 41 67 -90 389 . u .s the secOruJ half and held on \4 Stewart 77 . 155 142 17 40 -50 194 13.9 14 Pric e ss.no 75 24 15-21 125 8.9 for a 65-60 win oVer the land with 30 poinl s, induding 14 in the third period, while Atlanta 's Tom Hende rson hac I 1R lind .John Orew added 17. In the ABA , Maurice Lucas and Artis Gilmore combined for 52 points to help Kemucky beat St. Louis, l:!:l-115, and Larry Kenun and George Gervin eombined for 53 points to pace San Antonio to a 12993 romp over Virginia . Lucas had 28 points against his former mates, while Gilmore Lidded 24 . Moses Malone played his first game for St. Louis and·scored 19 points. St. J.ouis' Marvin Barnes sat out the JZame with an injury . 1 Rio cage stats. l ll Albane se 45-11 4 14 Barbee 13 Carring_to n 13 Swain 14 Caldwe ll ~: ~~~f~son 11 Bise 9 Brisker " TOTALS 36-93 IB-59 2260 27 37 35 9 31 29 4 IB· 15 11-50 52 ~ : j3 2 102 JJ.2J 11 -14 5-7 7-16 B3· 59 4.4 43 · 3 3 51 3.6 57 13· 19 ~: ~ 0 6 ~ 7.3 ~~ ~ :; s-7 6 1 4-7 14 1.3 1B 12 1 22 4 0.4 454 -1012 589 198 187-261 1095 78.2 SEASON RECORD Rio Rio Rio Rio Rio Rio Rio Rio Rio Rio Rio Rio 100 Dyke 74 59 Otterbein 6B 57 W . Va . Tech 73 91 Dyke ao 79 Findlay 62 71 Ma'rie tt a 79 65 Middle Ten nessee 69 BB Florida Tech. 101 76· Sou th Florida 115 69 Central State 90 86 x-Malone 67 82 x.Qhio Dominican 79 x·Mid-Ohio Conference Game-s Mid·Ohio .Conterence Record : 2-0 Redmen Overa ll Record : 7·7 INDIVIDUAL ONE-GAME HIGH MARKS FOR THE SEASON Most Points : 42, Jim Noe vs. Malone Most Free Throws : 11, J im Noe vs . South Flor ida Most Rebounds' 21, j im Nee vs. Findlay . 1976 ) Individual Most Points 42, J im Noe, Rio Grande vs. Malone (1-10-76 1. Most Fie ld Goals, 19, J im Noe, Rio Grande vs. Malone (1-1076). Best Field Goal Percentage, 82.6 Pet ., J im Noe, Rio Jan . 17 ~ x - M1 . Vernon Nazarene Jan . 20- x -Ced arvi ll e Shelton added 18 to lead Jan . 22- W. Va . Tech . Oregon Stale, now 10-4 Jan 24- <-Tiffin . w d .• , ; Jan 26- <-Urbana overa II . R9" Davts ua /;,\) Jan Jl ~ x . Tiffin . points and Steve Puidok~s. 22 , Fe b. 2- x-Cedarville to lead Washington State, Feb. 4- x-Oh io Dominican Feb. 7- x-Matone now 2-1 in the .Pac-11. Feb. 9- watsh In a battle of teams winless Feb. 12- Wilberforce in conference play, California Feb. 14- x -Urbilni'l edged Southern Cal, 81-110. Jay Young's free throw with 51 seconds Jell in the game was the winner. Rickie Hawthorne led Cal with 21 points, while Marv Safford Te-am • W l P OP SEOA L FRESHMEN 6 0 239 167 topped the · Trojans with 18. Ga ll ipoli s Sixth-ranked Nevada-Las Vegas kept pace with 1 5 169 236 Washington as one of the Meigs Ja ckson -' 1 5 194 272 nation's four unbeaten major 2 2 college tea ms with an 129-114 Jan . 8 results : ; waverly 36 Wel lston 25 romp over Portland Stale. Logan - open Eddie OWens ' 32 points led GiJllipolis at Athe ns , ppnd . the Rebels to their 17th Meigs at Jackson , ppnd . Jan . t .5 results : victory of the season, while Logan 48 Jackson 28 Fr,eeman Williams, the Ga ll ipolts 39 Wellston 18 poli~ 30 v: c\l:.to'~ ttf nation 's No.2 scorer, topped wGaavll ier ly 37 Meigs 30 Portland Slate with 31. . Monday's gam e: at A the n s Wesley Cox a nd Ricky Gallipolis fmakeup) Thursday's gamts : Gallon eachlscored 18 points Jackson at Athens IAJ lead Lou sville to a 78-& Gallipolis at Meigs W;werly at L ogan viciAJry over Tulsa . In other major g~ mes , We lls ton • opcr,~ Memphis State beat Illinois College, 100-76; Richmond edged Furman \n triple oyer-. time, 106-96 ; Creighton A thought for the day : Irish defeated Oil lahoma City, . 71poet Thomas tofoore said, 67; w'est 'Texas ~!ate topped " My only books were Chlca~o Stale, 89.09, and woman 's Jl)(lks, and folly 's all Web er State upset Ora l they've taught me." Roberts, 83-liO. , Tile Barons pu t 1:1 unanswered points on the board in the fir st four minutes of the semnd half but had to hang tough in the fi nal fiv e minutes of the con test as the Senators flipped in 10 straigh t points to c:orne within one point at 59-58 with 2:31 remaining. The Barons took charge again at that point a nd held the Senators to only one field goal the rest of the way. Steubenville, now 8-7, was Jed by Don Rogich's 20 points while Davie & Elkins, 3-7, was paced . by Miles McCollum with 19 markers . Elsewhere Thursday night, Defian ce's Lonnie Nedderman con nec~ed on both throw opportunity with six seconds Jell IQ propel the Yellow Jackets to a 99-97 overtime win over Adrian Hom e Home Away Away Away Away Home ~~~~~~ Jt JtJIli... It- * ,... Jt- ! ~ ,.. ,.. WELCOMES SUPER-VALU NEIGHBOR f. lh en s a t year certificate of deposit. mmtmum deposit, interest paid quarterly . . .• Delusions of adequacy. Thus far, the heating season has . been warmer than usual. This, plu s a general slowdown in industry, hi)s eased th e demand .for natural gas -· temporarily. Do not be lulled into a fal se sense of security. The naturar gas shortage is very real. Columbia is worki ng hard to get additional supplies of gas becau se we know there simply is not enough gas ·cu rrentl y aw1i lab le to meet al l custom er needs. We cannot afford to be complacent ove r a te mporary easing of the p rob let1). This chart, showin g the declining gas reserves in the lower 48 states, · demonstrates America 's bas supply crisi s: Best of Luck l r O"nt O'l Gal l ip o l is a 1 We llst on Jac k son a 1 L oq a n Vt a v erl y at M.ci q s~ . No r th G a 111a a t Ha n n a n Tru c e <, o u t h w est er n at !( y gc r Cr eek 'wmmc s Va ll ey a t Sout h er n Hunt ing t o n ~u st a l Pt •••••••••••••• Pl cas<l n 1 Point Pleasant, W. Va. ( he 'Htp eak f' ill <.,o ut tl Po in t V.' h ee l e r s bu r q a t Por t s N O SATURDAY ' S GAMES : E aSt ern a t .S ym rn os V ~ ll ey Gol l l ipo l is ll l Por t s m ou H1 IA a sh in q to n CH nt J uc k. son <., ou thw es t ~;r n ill O a lo. H i fl . ' '. Important • 200- 150- 50% heritage house Open ·Friday Til •• Middleport, Ohio 411" • What are the choices? A government energy official recently • summed up the gas. supply and cos t problems when he said, the choice is between paying more for less gas ... or paying more for more gas. Unfortunately, the one thin g the government can't seem to control is inflation. It continues to push up all costs, and these hi gher cos ts will be reflected in higher gas bills ... decontrol or no decontroL ., 100- 296 Second 51. Pomeroy, Ohio ·Shop Saturday "Til * .._ t 8 5 , so- o- These stores will observe 1967 19ti8 1969 1970 1971, 1972 1973 Monday, January 19 In Observance Of Martin Luther King Day * * :* * Farmf'rs Rank & Snvin~s Co. Pomeroy National Bank : Racine Home National Bank a* Elberfelds ** lt * lt * *It"' ** : * New York Clothing House Ebersbach Hdwe. Marguerite's Shoes Hartley's Shoes Chapman's Shoes. .: Citizens National Bank - . lt Por1,1eroy -Rutlt'1nd TupJX>rs Plain s . "' }"' ' • 1975• 1976• ' • Anticipated Pomeroy Ben Franklin "Store·. .. We agree with the Federal Power Commission that "deregulation of new natural gas at the wellhead is the single, most effective measure that can be taken to all~viate the nation's severe supplydemand imbalance." If you agree, let your Congressman know of your concern. Time is running out., K&C Jewelers ,. The Fabric Shop Moore's Store Goessler's Jewelry • • ' • • I ! t********·*****************··*******************• 1974 Unless action is taken now, the future looks grim. these n.ew shopping hours: It Will Be Closed ' This month the House of Representatives will vote on a proposal to end federal controls on the price. of ~ew gas. The Senate has already passed this much-needed bilL Meigs Co. Branch The Athens County Savings & Loan co. twice as much to heat with oil; four time~ as much to heat with electricity. -. ' mvoked on all certificate accoun ts withdrawn prior to the date af maturity . SAVE AS MUCH AS A new homeowner who can't get gas serviCe must pay almost Example: The current ceiling price on new gas is 52¢ a thousand cubic feet (Mcf) . Columbia knows from its own experience drilling in the Gulf of Mexico, that the cost of finding and developing new gas is at least $1.50/Mcf. Would you spend $1.50 for something you could sell for only 52¢? ~ subs tantia l penalty is -fl) • How will your Congressman vote? The quickest, the s~rest, • the most effeCtive way to increase the vital supply of riaturaf' gas is to end the present outmoded system of government control over the price producers are allowed to charge for their new gas. This outmoded system si mply doesn't work. lt discourages drilling when drilling should be' encouraged. This outmoded system has created the natural gas shortage despite all our efforts. ·• Effective January 9, 1976 . You're paying for the shortage. Industries that cannot get' • enough gas are forced to use more expensive fuels, These higher costs are passed along to you in the form of higher prices for their products. Some companies 5imply cannot afford the high costs of alternative fuels. In those cases, the price could be more than money ... it could be jobs. · .. Announcement From . ... 71f• Pet. per year on a 51;000.00 The hard fact is-the natural gas shortage can only get worse unless Congress acts NOW. OUR NEW 4 Jt- lt lt •· 'h' t s games tap . Jt **Jt believe the gas shortage is over. Because what they want to believe. I' ~ '~mug *********************************************** Jt. · ! l !H lH Jt.~ All Meigs County Banks :. Jt ~ ~~:i ,i~t College scores Washi ng ton 77 Or eg o n 70 WC bcr Sl BJ Oral Ro b c r1 s 80 schedul e shows 32 games on Your Thom MeAn Store . Some 992-2f)39 East /l lbr igh t 67 Dela war e V all ey 60 E liz ' low n 6B f r ank . & M ar sh . IMich. l. ()€fianc-e, 9-7, Jed 54-43 at halftime,. but the Bulldogs lied the seore 87-lt7 by the end of regulation play . The Jackets were paced by Don Thornton with 11 field goals 11nd 30 points . Mike Schmidt added 24 markers and Kevin Di lworth 17. The visitors, 6-3, were led by Fred Davis' 2:l pomls, Curtis Williams ' 22 and Dale Campbell's 19. Oh io co llege basketball teams take a break tonight · bul Saturday night's heavy CLEARANCE SALE Away Away FLOWERS " SlOREWIDE Away coach Kush has all overall Eastman Kodak since Commenting on the NCAA record of 151-39-1, second only convention going on this week to Penn State's Joe Palerflll in St. Louis, Kush said he in percentage of wins. The Sun Devils had an 11.0 season opposes a proposal before the before beating Nebraska in convention to create a so~ postseason play . Kush has called super division by splittin~ Division I. never had a losing season . Mauer ' s 10~0 season at Wittenberg boosted his lifetime record to 00.1().2. In seven years be has been lop coach of District 5 four limes. Wittenberg this season won Wollllro Fie-. the NCAA Division III title for the third time . William Murray , executive direc tor of the football coaches ' associatipn, anPomeiUJ FIDwer Shop nounced the awards on the final day of the group 's anMn . Mllltrd van Meter Ph. tf2-203t Ph. f'l -1711 nual convention. The awards have been sponsored bv ,. _..,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ST . LOUIS i UPI ) - The American Football Coaches Association has named Frank Kush of Arizona Stale co;~ch of the year in Lhe university division and Dave Mauer of Wittenberg the top coach of the small college division for the second time in three years . Kush , whose Sun Devils upset Nebraska in the Fiesta Bowl, called the award Thursday "the epiiAlme of _my coaching career." Mauer said one such award in a lifetime was honor enough, but "to reeeive twowell my cup runeth over." In his 18 years as head passmg , rebounding. You Geneva "12 Slipper y Rock 67 . name it, we did it." Mill ersvi ll e 97 Lf$) arion Valle y As lor the drought in the 6B final six minutes, Filch ad- Sh e ph e rd 79 Wheeling 6<1 Sprin g Gard en 78 Ea ston 68 ded, " We didn't get enough .w v a . St 7') fdderson Br o' us 67 and they got too many ." w va T ec h 81 w Va After stealing a victory Wesley an 71 over Washington in the final Sou th eight seconds last Sunday, Bere a 87 U n io t"1 I K y .J 76 the Cavs fell yiclim to some Me mph is s.t 100 111. Co li. 76 Ol d Domin ion 72 va Mili!ar y 7Q thievery as the Hawks stole Ri chm ond 106 f urm an f/6 ( 3 the ball n times from the OIS ) usua lly careful ballhandling Tex as So u ther n 94 So ut hern 9 1 Midwest Cavs. · 8r a(:} le y~ 78 So Ill inois 73 Turnovers told the story of Creighton 77 Okl ahom a Ci t y 67 the game as the Hawks D e fian ce<"~? 1\dr ia n 97 101 l turned 21 miscues into 19 Southwest points 'wh ile the Cavs got only L oui sv!Tf C 79 Tul sa 68 Hou sion 80 Tarl eton St 62 six points on 17 Atlanta Sam SW Texa s 76 Sui Ro ss 70 w 1 cx a s 51 89 C h ic <~ go St 69 ~iveaways ... Tom Henderson, with II West first period points, added 18 . . Cal iforn ia 8 1 U SC 80 L Vegas 119 P "l lan d Sl for Atlanta with Drew · Nev 11.1 chipping in with 17. Oregon St 82 Wash ing ton S1 73 JANUARY Hom e Home SEO frosh standings ~~~{irs'v ' ends of a one-and"ne free Most Field Goals : 19, Jim Noe vs. Malone New Lyne Center Records (as of Jan. 13, Senators. S - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport -Pomeroy, 0 .. friday , .ion , 16, !9;6 1960. Coll ege Basketball Re sults By Ullited Press International Barons get ·hot enough to win lead in the seeond half ·.ana: coasted to their third straight · Grande vs . Ma lon e 11-10-76) I 19-23) Pac-ll win. George Tucker REMAINING VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE had 1,9 points and Lonnie points Hawks break losing streak 98 to 91 with Edwards scoring six of Rio 92 Wilberfo r ce 69 the points. ·· ··· Rio 80 Wilm ington 70 Oregon's standout guar,d Ron Lee then scored three straight field goals and Greg Ballard added another to close lhe gap to four points, but Washington guard 'Clarence Ramsey wrapped up thevictory with two free throws and a Held goal. Edwards finished with 1 20 points and Ramsey had li. 10~ Mauer of Wittenberg honored 'r ·. CG-363 ' • " • ' �• 4- The Da ily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Jan . 16, 1976 • Hot B1:1ffalo trio pop In By United Pres s h•· temaUonal Almost every book on how to play basketba ll stresses that balanced team play will usually win out over in· dividual talent , bu l the way Bob McAdoo and two Buffalo J3,raves 1 . teammat es were shooting Thursday night you could throw out the book. McAdoo, Randy Smith and Jim McMillian combined for 104 points in leading Buffalo to a 126-119 victory over the Phoenix Suns. McAdoo, the National Basketball Association 's leading scorer , had 45 points, hilling 19 of 28 field goals attempts . Smith had 37 points, making 14 of 22 from th e field, and McMill ian added 22 points, with Hl-for-14 shooting . The trio proved too much for the Sun 's ba lanced scoring attack , led by John 'Shumate with 25 and Keith Erickson with 22. Paul Westphal had 19 and Alvan Adams 17 for the Suns. Both Buffalo coach Jack r Ramsay and Phoenix coach John MacLeod were pleased with their team 's effort. but MacLeod wa s more opo., timistic, although his cl uJ[ ~ has lost . 12 of 1ts last 14 games , in cluding its last three at home, each by Jess Edwards cools Oregon· " United Press Inlerna Ilona! Basketball coaches like to talk about '·'the big guy," and By the subject is a favorite .of Washi ngto n. coac h M;Jrv Harshman because he has 1 more of them tha n most of his competitors this season. The ta lt' and talented Hus kies, ranked third nationally, won their 14th straight game of the season Thursday with a 77-70 vi~tory over Oregon after ?-foot Ja~nes ·Edwards dosed the door on a late Ducks rally. Oregonhadclosedtowithin IWO points, 56-54, With five minutes to play at Seattle whenEdwardstookcontr,olof thegarne . Washington , rt6W30 in the Pacific 8 Conference, broke loose for an 11-1 spurt than 10 points . " I think Mac's 1McAdoo l weeks. "McAdoo and Smith dre extremely ha'rd for us to the best shooter in basket- b<lll," sa id F\,amsa y. e x- defe nse bPca use of their gr ea1 qui ckn ess ." sa id pressi ng nu surprise at his Mac Leod. ·' But we gave them a lot of open shots because of changing our people from posilion to position. 11 £hooling pe rcentage. " Of course we a re only concerned with winning and we need Mc Ad oo 's and Smith 's scoring to do U1<:~t , but I really feel we must gel better balance if we are to be a contender. "Phoenix has a good learn. They do a lot of things well and I was not disappointed The Suns moved Adams, their rookie center, to for - ward for much of the night . The game was tied 20 times , including 63-63' at halftime. Phoenix led 96-94 entering the £inal quarter, but Buffa lo went ahead to slay 101-100 with 9:53 left. The Suns had a chance to lie the score with 4:32le!t, but cou ld the game was so close, even with oti.r shooting .' ' MacLe<Jd' said the Suns' effort was their best in three Lee led Oregon with 25. No, 20 Oregon Stale managed to keep pace iJ1 the 'th h' b Pac-8 WI Was mgton Y beating Washington Stale, 8273. , TheBeaversbuilt.a 21-polnt not tJ~ke advant;t ge M a Hra\'t! turnovt•r. Mo-t<·l.cud sa id till' team 's mora le is still good ~ m­ barkinl~ on a four--g ame ruad lrip. " We slill lhink W<' can play a nd, if we continue the effort we had tonight , we are goin~ to snap out of this slump ," he said . In the only other NBA game, Lou Hudson tossed in 20 points and a tough /)tlanta defen se he ld ClevelanJ without a field goal in the final six minules as the Hawks snapped a fo ur -~am e losing streak with a.' 98-91 victory over the Cavaliers. Bobby Smith topped Cleve- poin ts and their tough defense held the Cavs without a field goal after Campy Russell 's 25-footer had tied the score. RICHFIELD, Ohio fUPI ) - A lineup change may be just what the doctor ordered for the Atlanta Hawks . With supersub John Drew moving into a starting forward slot and veteran Lou Hudson moving to the backcourt, the Hawks snapped a fnur-game losing streak Thursday night with a 98-91 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers. " I changed the lineup beca use we needed to do some th ing and Tom Van Arsdale has done a good job coming off the bench," said Atlanta coach Collen Fitzsimmons, who has watched his Hawks drop six of their .Jasl seven games. "We sure needed that one . We just stood around for the first 12 minutes but we sure played aggressive defense in the final three penods, especially in the fina l six minutes,'' added Fitzsimmons. After the Cavs had outscored the Hawks !8-10 to tie the score a t 84-84 with 5:55 left in the game, Atlanta fHpped in nin~ unanswered "We have been losing at home and it sure feels good to win one .on the rOad , where victories are hard to come by," said Hudson, who lopped the Hawks with 20 points. "The key to the game was our defense . When you have a good defense you can afford to miss some shots,' ' added the veteran Hudson . 30 points. · "This is the best shooting night I have had this season. I am feeling more and more re laxed out there," sa id Smith, who is nursing a sore left knee . The Cavs made it look like a Iaugher after jumping out to a 29-17 lead but a cold shooting second period- five of 23 from the floor - lost them the lead at halftime. The score was lied iive tirries after ·t he intermission before Hudson hit a pair of foul shots with 7:30 left in the third period to give the Hawks a 54-52 lead and the Cavs never got back in fro nt. "We had problems in every fundamental of the game of basketball," sa id Cleveland coach Bill Fitch, "running, Van Arsdale, who had started for the Hawks until Wednesday's Joss to Seattle, came off tbe bench to spark the Hawks in the second and fourth periods . VanArsdale dumped in six points in a 24-point second period which brought Atlanta back from a 12-poinl deficit to a two-point halftime lead and he hi la key jumper with two minutes left to give the Hawks a 95-aG lead. Bobby Smith carried the Cavs offensive show as the ve teran forward tallied on 15 · Ry Un ited Press In of 24 from the field, good for ternational The Steubenville Barons ran hot and cold Thursday nigh~ in a game at David & Elkins i WVa. ), bullhey were •• hot at the right time. 14-GIIME COMPOSITE STIITISTICS The Barons, down 3.1!-29 a t RIO GRIINOE COLLEGE one point in the first half, G Nil ME FG -FGII RB II FT-FTII TP AVG . jumped out to a 42-36 lead in 14 Noe 161 -313 178 41 67 -90 389 . u .s the secOruJ half and held on \4 Stewart 77 . 155 142 17 40 -50 194 13.9 14 Pric e ss.no 75 24 15-21 125 8.9 for a 65-60 win oVer the land with 30 poinl s, induding 14 in the third period, while Atlanta 's Tom Hende rson hac I 1R lind .John Orew added 17. In the ABA , Maurice Lucas and Artis Gilmore combined for 52 points to help Kemucky beat St. Louis, l:!:l-115, and Larry Kenun and George Gervin eombined for 53 points to pace San Antonio to a 12993 romp over Virginia . Lucas had 28 points against his former mates, while Gilmore Lidded 24 . Moses Malone played his first game for St. Louis and·scored 19 points. St. J.ouis' Marvin Barnes sat out the JZame with an injury . 1 Rio cage stats. l ll Albane se 45-11 4 14 Barbee 13 Carring_to n 13 Swain 14 Caldwe ll ~: ~~~f~son 11 Bise 9 Brisker " TOTALS 36-93 IB-59 2260 27 37 35 9 31 29 4 IB· 15 11-50 52 ~ : j3 2 102 JJ.2J 11 -14 5-7 7-16 B3· 59 4.4 43 · 3 3 51 3.6 57 13· 19 ~: ~ 0 6 ~ 7.3 ~~ ~ :; s-7 6 1 4-7 14 1.3 1B 12 1 22 4 0.4 454 -1012 589 198 187-261 1095 78.2 SEASON RECORD Rio Rio Rio Rio Rio Rio Rio Rio Rio Rio Rio Rio 100 Dyke 74 59 Otterbein 6B 57 W . Va . Tech 73 91 Dyke ao 79 Findlay 62 71 Ma'rie tt a 79 65 Middle Ten nessee 69 BB Florida Tech. 101 76· Sou th Florida 115 69 Central State 90 86 x-Malone 67 82 x.Qhio Dominican 79 x·Mid-Ohio Conference Game-s Mid·Ohio .Conterence Record : 2-0 Redmen Overa ll Record : 7·7 INDIVIDUAL ONE-GAME HIGH MARKS FOR THE SEASON Most Points : 42, Jim Noe vs. Malone Most Free Throws : 11, J im Noe vs . South Flor ida Most Rebounds' 21, j im Nee vs. Findlay . 1976 ) Individual Most Points 42, J im Noe, Rio Grande vs. Malone (1-10-76 1. Most Fie ld Goals, 19, J im Noe, Rio Grande vs. Malone (1-1076). Best Field Goal Percentage, 82.6 Pet ., J im Noe, Rio Jan . 17 ~ x - M1 . Vernon Nazarene Jan . 20- x -Ced arvi ll e Shelton added 18 to lead Jan . 22- W. Va . Tech . Oregon Stale, now 10-4 Jan 24- <-Tiffin . w d .• , ; Jan 26- <-Urbana overa II . R9" Davts ua /;,\) Jan Jl ~ x . Tiffin . points and Steve Puidok~s. 22 , Fe b. 2- x-Cedarville to lead Washington State, Feb. 4- x-Oh io Dominican Feb. 7- x-Matone now 2-1 in the .Pac-11. Feb. 9- watsh In a battle of teams winless Feb. 12- Wilberforce in conference play, California Feb. 14- x -Urbilni'l edged Southern Cal, 81-110. Jay Young's free throw with 51 seconds Jell in the game was the winner. Rickie Hawthorne led Cal with 21 points, while Marv Safford Te-am • W l P OP SEOA L FRESHMEN 6 0 239 167 topped the · Trojans with 18. Ga ll ipoli s Sixth-ranked Nevada-Las Vegas kept pace with 1 5 169 236 Washington as one of the Meigs Ja ckson -' 1 5 194 272 nation's four unbeaten major 2 2 college tea ms with an 129-114 Jan . 8 results : ; waverly 36 Wel lston 25 romp over Portland Stale. Logan - open Eddie OWens ' 32 points led GiJllipolis at Athe ns , ppnd . the Rebels to their 17th Meigs at Jackson , ppnd . Jan . t .5 results : victory of the season, while Logan 48 Jackson 28 Fr,eeman Williams, the Ga ll ipolts 39 Wellston 18 poli~ 30 v: c\l:.to'~ ttf nation 's No.2 scorer, topped wGaavll ier ly 37 Meigs 30 Portland Slate with 31. . Monday's gam e: at A the n s Wesley Cox a nd Ricky Gallipolis fmakeup) Thursday's gamts : Gallon eachlscored 18 points Jackson at Athens IAJ lead Lou sville to a 78-& Gallipolis at Meigs W;werly at L ogan viciAJry over Tulsa . In other major g~ mes , We lls ton • opcr,~ Memphis State beat Illinois College, 100-76; Richmond edged Furman \n triple oyer-. time, 106-96 ; Creighton A thought for the day : Irish defeated Oil lahoma City, . 71poet Thomas tofoore said, 67; w'est 'Texas ~!ate topped " My only books were Chlca~o Stale, 89.09, and woman 's Jl)(lks, and folly 's all Web er State upset Ora l they've taught me." Roberts, 83-liO. , Tile Barons pu t 1:1 unanswered points on the board in the fir st four minutes of the semnd half but had to hang tough in the fi nal fiv e minutes of the con test as the Senators flipped in 10 straigh t points to c:orne within one point at 59-58 with 2:31 remaining. The Barons took charge again at that point a nd held the Senators to only one field goal the rest of the way. Steubenville, now 8-7, was Jed by Don Rogich's 20 points while Davie & Elkins, 3-7, was paced . by Miles McCollum with 19 markers . Elsewhere Thursday night, Defian ce's Lonnie Nedderman con nec~ed on both throw opportunity with six seconds Jell IQ propel the Yellow Jackets to a 99-97 overtime win over Adrian Hom e Home Away Away Away Away Home ~~~~~~ Jt JtJIli... It- * ,... Jt- ! ~ ,.. ,.. WELCOMES SUPER-VALU NEIGHBOR f. lh en s a t year certificate of deposit. mmtmum deposit, interest paid quarterly . . .• Delusions of adequacy. Thus far, the heating season has . been warmer than usual. This, plu s a general slowdown in industry, hi)s eased th e demand .for natural gas -· temporarily. Do not be lulled into a fal se sense of security. The naturar gas shortage is very real. Columbia is worki ng hard to get additional supplies of gas becau se we know there simply is not enough gas ·cu rrentl y aw1i lab le to meet al l custom er needs. We cannot afford to be complacent ove r a te mporary easing of the p rob let1). This chart, showin g the declining gas reserves in the lower 48 states, · demonstrates America 's bas supply crisi s: Best of Luck l r O"nt O'l Gal l ip o l is a 1 We llst on Jac k son a 1 L oq a n Vt a v erl y at M.ci q s~ . No r th G a 111a a t Ha n n a n Tru c e <, o u t h w est er n at !( y gc r Cr eek 'wmmc s Va ll ey a t Sout h er n Hunt ing t o n ~u st a l Pt •••••••••••••• Pl cas<l n 1 Point Pleasant, W. Va. ( he 'Htp eak f' ill <.,o ut tl Po in t V.' h ee l e r s bu r q a t Por t s N O SATURDAY ' S GAMES : E aSt ern a t .S ym rn os V ~ ll ey Gol l l ipo l is ll l Por t s m ou H1 IA a sh in q to n CH nt J uc k. son <., ou thw es t ~;r n ill O a lo. H i fl . ' '. Important • 200- 150- 50% heritage house Open ·Friday Til •• Middleport, Ohio 411" • What are the choices? A government energy official recently • summed up the gas. supply and cos t problems when he said, the choice is between paying more for less gas ... or paying more for more gas. Unfortunately, the one thin g the government can't seem to control is inflation. It continues to push up all costs, and these hi gher cos ts will be reflected in higher gas bills ... decontrol or no decontroL ., 100- 296 Second 51. Pomeroy, Ohio ·Shop Saturday "Til * .._ t 8 5 , so- o- These stores will observe 1967 19ti8 1969 1970 1971, 1972 1973 Monday, January 19 In Observance Of Martin Luther King Day * * :* * Farmf'rs Rank & Snvin~s Co. Pomeroy National Bank : Racine Home National Bank a* Elberfelds ** lt * lt * *It"' ** : * New York Clothing House Ebersbach Hdwe. Marguerite's Shoes Hartley's Shoes Chapman's Shoes. .: Citizens National Bank - . lt Por1,1eroy -Rutlt'1nd TupJX>rs Plain s . "' }"' ' • 1975• 1976• ' • Anticipated Pomeroy Ben Franklin "Store·. .. We agree with the Federal Power Commission that "deregulation of new natural gas at the wellhead is the single, most effective measure that can be taken to all~viate the nation's severe supplydemand imbalance." If you agree, let your Congressman know of your concern. Time is running out., K&C Jewelers ,. The Fabric Shop Moore's Store Goessler's Jewelry • • ' • • I ! t********·*****************··*******************• 1974 Unless action is taken now, the future looks grim. these n.ew shopping hours: It Will Be Closed ' This month the House of Representatives will vote on a proposal to end federal controls on the price. of ~ew gas. The Senate has already passed this much-needed bilL Meigs Co. Branch The Athens County Savings & Loan co. twice as much to heat with oil; four time~ as much to heat with electricity. -. ' mvoked on all certificate accoun ts withdrawn prior to the date af maturity . SAVE AS MUCH AS A new homeowner who can't get gas serviCe must pay almost Example: The current ceiling price on new gas is 52¢ a thousand cubic feet (Mcf) . Columbia knows from its own experience drilling in the Gulf of Mexico, that the cost of finding and developing new gas is at least $1.50/Mcf. Would you spend $1.50 for something you could sell for only 52¢? ~ subs tantia l penalty is -fl) • How will your Congressman vote? The quickest, the s~rest, • the most effeCtive way to increase the vital supply of riaturaf' gas is to end the present outmoded system of government control over the price producers are allowed to charge for their new gas. This outmoded system si mply doesn't work. lt discourages drilling when drilling should be' encouraged. This outmoded system has created the natural gas shortage despite all our efforts. ·• Effective January 9, 1976 . You're paying for the shortage. Industries that cannot get' • enough gas are forced to use more expensive fuels, These higher costs are passed along to you in the form of higher prices for their products. Some companies 5imply cannot afford the high costs of alternative fuels. In those cases, the price could be more than money ... it could be jobs. · .. Announcement From . ... 71f• Pet. per year on a 51;000.00 The hard fact is-the natural gas shortage can only get worse unless Congress acts NOW. OUR NEW 4 Jt- lt lt •· 'h' t s games tap . Jt **Jt believe the gas shortage is over. Because what they want to believe. I' ~ '~mug *********************************************** Jt. · ! l !H lH Jt.~ All Meigs County Banks :. Jt ~ ~~:i ,i~t College scores Washi ng ton 77 Or eg o n 70 WC bcr Sl BJ Oral Ro b c r1 s 80 schedul e shows 32 games on Your Thom MeAn Store . Some 992-2f)39 East /l lbr igh t 67 Dela war e V all ey 60 E liz ' low n 6B f r ank . & M ar sh . IMich. l. ()€fianc-e, 9-7, Jed 54-43 at halftime,. but the Bulldogs lied the seore 87-lt7 by the end of regulation play . The Jackets were paced by Don Thornton with 11 field goals 11nd 30 points . Mike Schmidt added 24 markers and Kevin Di lworth 17. The visitors, 6-3, were led by Fred Davis' 2:l pomls, Curtis Williams ' 22 and Dale Campbell's 19. Oh io co llege basketball teams take a break tonight · bul Saturday night's heavy CLEARANCE SALE Away Away FLOWERS " SlOREWIDE Away coach Kush has all overall Eastman Kodak since Commenting on the NCAA record of 151-39-1, second only convention going on this week to Penn State's Joe Palerflll in St. Louis, Kush said he in percentage of wins. The Sun Devils had an 11.0 season opposes a proposal before the before beating Nebraska in convention to create a so~ postseason play . Kush has called super division by splittin~ Division I. never had a losing season . Mauer ' s 10~0 season at Wittenberg boosted his lifetime record to 00.1().2. In seven years be has been lop coach of District 5 four limes. Wittenberg this season won Wollllro Fie-. the NCAA Division III title for the third time . William Murray , executive direc tor of the football coaches ' associatipn, anPomeiUJ FIDwer Shop nounced the awards on the final day of the group 's anMn . Mllltrd van Meter Ph. tf2-203t Ph. f'l -1711 nual convention. The awards have been sponsored bv ,. _..,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ST . LOUIS i UPI ) - The American Football Coaches Association has named Frank Kush of Arizona Stale co;~ch of the year in Lhe university division and Dave Mauer of Wittenberg the top coach of the small college division for the second time in three years . Kush , whose Sun Devils upset Nebraska in the Fiesta Bowl, called the award Thursday "the epiiAlme of _my coaching career." Mauer said one such award in a lifetime was honor enough, but "to reeeive twowell my cup runeth over." In his 18 years as head passmg , rebounding. You Geneva "12 Slipper y Rock 67 . name it, we did it." Mill ersvi ll e 97 Lf$) arion Valle y As lor the drought in the 6B final six minutes, Filch ad- Sh e ph e rd 79 Wheeling 6<1 Sprin g Gard en 78 Ea ston 68 ded, " We didn't get enough .w v a . St 7') fdderson Br o' us 67 and they got too many ." w va T ec h 81 w Va After stealing a victory Wesley an 71 over Washington in the final Sou th eight seconds last Sunday, Bere a 87 U n io t"1 I K y .J 76 the Cavs fell yiclim to some Me mph is s.t 100 111. Co li. 76 Ol d Domin ion 72 va Mili!ar y 7Q thievery as the Hawks stole Ri chm ond 106 f urm an f/6 ( 3 the ball n times from the OIS ) usua lly careful ballhandling Tex as So u ther n 94 So ut hern 9 1 Midwest Cavs. · 8r a(:} le y~ 78 So Ill inois 73 Turnovers told the story of Creighton 77 Okl ahom a Ci t y 67 the game as the Hawks D e fian ce<"~? 1\dr ia n 97 101 l turned 21 miscues into 19 Southwest points 'wh ile the Cavs got only L oui sv!Tf C 79 Tul sa 68 Hou sion 80 Tarl eton St 62 six points on 17 Atlanta Sam SW Texa s 76 Sui Ro ss 70 w 1 cx a s 51 89 C h ic <~ go St 69 ~iveaways ... Tom Henderson, with II West first period points, added 18 . . Cal iforn ia 8 1 U SC 80 L Vegas 119 P "l lan d Sl for Atlanta with Drew · Nev 11.1 chipping in with 17. Oregon St 82 Wash ing ton S1 73 JANUARY Hom e Home SEO frosh standings ~~~{irs'v ' ends of a one-and"ne free Most Field Goals : 19, Jim Noe vs. Malone New Lyne Center Records (as of Jan. 13, Senators. S - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport -Pomeroy, 0 .. friday , .ion , 16, !9;6 1960. Coll ege Basketball Re sults By Ullited Press International Barons get ·hot enough to win lead in the seeond half ·.ana: coasted to their third straight · Grande vs . Ma lon e 11-10-76) I 19-23) Pac-ll win. George Tucker REMAINING VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE had 1,9 points and Lonnie points Hawks break losing streak 98 to 91 with Edwards scoring six of Rio 92 Wilberfo r ce 69 the points. ·· ··· Rio 80 Wilm ington 70 Oregon's standout guar,d Ron Lee then scored three straight field goals and Greg Ballard added another to close lhe gap to four points, but Washington guard 'Clarence Ramsey wrapped up thevictory with two free throws and a Held goal. Edwards finished with 1 20 points and Ramsey had li. 10~ Mauer of Wittenberg honored 'r ·. CG-363 ' • " • ' �6 - The Daoly S..nllnel, ModdlejXJrl-Pomeroy, 0 , Fnday, Jan !6 1'176 House approved amendment issue for ballot By LEE LEONARD UPI Slatebouse Reporter COLUMBUS ( UPI) - The Oh1o General Assembly has adJOurned for the weekend after taking actoon on a paor of constitutional amendments and a proposal mvolvmg food servtce The Hou se voted overwhelmtngly Thursday to place on the June ballot a constttutoonal amendment to somphfy the process lor s ubmltttn g tnlttattv e questoons and statewide refe- renda to the voters The measure ~< as passed 89 to I and sent to the Senate for further consaderatlon At the sa;ne tune, ballot act ion was block ed on another const lluh on al amendment grantong counties the po" ers of local self-government In the Senate, legoslaloon doublmg to a maxomum of $00 a year the hcensmg fees for food serv1ce operations was goven unammous approval and shopped to the House Till' :-;ut L ~.;Hsf ul {on; siitutional <iii1Cndment sjXInstJrt<l b' Hep C Wolham 0 Nooll , R-tulwnbus would .1IIOVi mttla!t\CS ami refeo end,, to br placed on promary ba llols C'uorentl). must be dectded at a general electiOn such questions gvvi 'lllul m tim h.1st elct.:lwn, 1n 307 000 The ne11 proposal 1\uUid be for a flat 250,000 s1~na1 u1 es regardless of the \Olet tu1 nuut 0 Neill 's resolutiOn r~lso 1\ uu ld 1eq uore the Ohoo Ballot B<lard to pt epa1e surrunancs dnd ballot language for mttm l tves and 1cferenda I.ack of a O'Neoll'> resolutoon also 11ould reduce the number of sunphfted explane:ttmn was s tgna ture s on one of the cntlctsms of Gov pehloons to place an ossue on the ba llol • The cun ent requt rement ts 10 per cen t of the votes for James A Hhodes ' tmllcJtlve proposals on ecunomtc 1 ecovery last yem The co un ty go\ ernrn en l reqUired , 1esulu lwn, sponsored by Rep soluuons to problems at the Kenneth R Cox. D- ctJunty level " Barbcrtun, faoled by three He saod count) government \'u!es obtam the requtred three foftllS maJOrlly of House members despite enlu dorsement by the Ohoo Mwncopal League and the Co unty CommiSSIOners Assoc 1.1l10n of Oh10 Cox satd the proposal would would not be comp ulsor y, nor could any taxes he levoed Without conse nt of the Genera l Assembly But the resolution ran mto stiff opposotoon from Rep Rochard H Fonan , RCmcmna tl , who sa1d th e alluw counties to adopt lhetr own lvc.d government programs, such a s law enforcement and sa nnat1on, legoslature already has the power to provode for county open mg the way for more The legoslature has fmled to TV programming for coming week 7pm CBS a 1rs 60 M 1nutes NBC s Wonderfu l World of D sn ey The Wh iZ K 1d and the Carn 1val Caper " Three young sters try to prevent a coup le of ca rn1v!l workers fr om robb1ng a bank part 2 Swiss Fam 1ly Robmson on AB C Karl and Fred ex plonng an 1sland ge t mvol ved w1lh treasure seekmg sa Iars and the tSiand 5 angry natives On PB S Walk a Countr y Mile 7 JO p m On PB S Lowel l Thoma s Remembers 1927 8pm On ABC The SIX M llton Dollar Man teams w1th en ESP e'!l.pert to natl ntghtclub owner Pernell Robert s whO stoic a government code book Ellery Queen 1S on NBC Ret •red m11enror Ed McMahon 1S slain while p lay •ng w1 th h1s toy trains PBS a1rs No ~o~ a Med 1tat on I s the Mahar• and the M1nd sht worth 1f" CB S presents th e Monte Carlo C1rc:us Fest 1val w1th 14 acts 'p m A BC mov •e Je re m •a\1 John son ( 19721 Robert Redford plays the man who dec1des to rough 0 as a fur trapper 1n th e 1830 Rocky Mounla 1ns PBS has Mas t erp1ece Thea Ire Upst airs Downslatrs The Beastly Hun Hudson spreads sc:are stor1es abou t German atroclt1es Kota"- 1s on CBS Joseph Hmdy Q1ves h s dy ng ex con brot her a prom1se to kdl the man who fram ed h1m The ex g tves h 1s brother a con comm un tcable d1sease NBC mm11e Me: Mil lan & W1fe 1n The Dead l y Curse Recuperating •n the hosp.tal Mac: !hmks he sees a murder bu t no ev 1den ce backs h 1m up with Macdonald Carey Lola Alb r g hl 10 p m Jul e Br on k Is on CBS Sommars IS the f1r st pol c:e woman ass•,Qned to pa trol duty m Bronk s departmen1 On Bil l Moyers Journal PB S Rosedale The Way It Is Racial tenston 1n a m1 d dle class Queens New York neighborhood w1th Ed1e A dams NB C Ton1ght ShO w Fredd1e Pnnze 1S gu est host to Helen Gllr tey Brown Tony Orl ando Korean War an Amen can ABC pr em 1ere s Donny and army off•c:er w.as ca ptured and Mar1e Osmond They smg tortured by th e North Koreans NB C has San t o rd and Son af!er ynung Lt Cannon unwtt Fred Sanford Has a Baby ' t1ng l y br1et ed h1m w1th f alse On PB S Was h 1ngton Week In 111format.on NoW the mans Rev1ew Korean son Jesse 01zon wants B JO p m Cannon NBC a1 r s Ch1C:O and !he Man On ABC St arsk.y and Hut c h Ch 1co delvers a h•p sermon to Cop kll l tng sa fecra cke r po ses as Rev Bem 1s c:ongregallon so a pr1e st (De layed J;Jec:a use of good 11 depresses Bem1s Democ:rat 1c: respon se ) On PB S Wa l l Stre et Wee k On PBS Dance tn Amert ca Ap parel The Wea r ng of 76 prem eres The Jo ttr ey Ba1te t 'p m per f orms Geral d Ar p no s NBC h as The Rock ford Fdes Trm1 1y other works CB S mov1e Slither (1973) NBC has Petrocell i Former James Caan tust out of pr1son Weste rn st ar Ke n Curt1s IS and look1ng for a h1dden accused ot slay i ng a m o v1e for tu ne 1s menaced by black producer camptng veh1cles Sa lly Keller 11 JO pm man Pe t er Boy l e L ou 1se cBS mov1e Yo u 11 Never Lasser and A llan Garf1eld See Me Agam Honeymooner s aren t much help D1rected by quarrel she walk s ou t he looks Howar d Z1e ff for her and d1 sc:overs ev1denc:e A BC m0111e Wha t S Up that sa'w'S he killed her Dav1d Doc? ( 1972 ) s tarr ng Ryan Hariman Joseph Campanella 0 Neal and Ba r bara Strets and Jane Wyatt Ralph Meek er 1n Peter Bogdanov1ch s homage NBC Ton 1ght Show Joh nn y to the screwba ll comedy wlf h Car son w1th Gabr1el Kap lan Madel1ne Kahn Jo hn L1ndsay A nn Mar1(' 10 p m Pohtamo (MISS Un ver se ) N BC Pol1ce St ory Tt'le A BC movu~ Run Stranger Other S1 de of the Fcnc:e Dcts wilh Patrlc1a Neal Run Da~o~1d Groh and G l enn Corbe tt Clor s Leachm an BoOby Dar tn play f ence to trap h1gh Ron Howard (R,J l1 v1ng hOmiCidal jCWCI lh1Cf Geor ge Ham II ton THURSDAY PB S a1 r s Aus t tn Clly L1mils 6 JO p m Ry Copder Also f taco JtmenN PB S a1r s Gettm Over (The v w Contun to Me'!l. c:a n Amer1 Charge l Gett ng cred1t to buy can mus1c lh1ngs or start a bUSiness 11 JO p m 7 p m CB S Mov1e The F 1CI10n On PB S Black Persp ect1ve Make r s sta rr 1ng Rog er on the N ews Moore The Sa1n 1 1S h1red to 8 p m pr otec t myster y wnter Sylv1a Welcome Boc k Kott er on S1ms who s menaced by some ABC chara c!ers she created The Waltons are on CB S F- re ABC has The Rook.es Rook• e wrecks the Watton home and Wilt e Gil liS IS ShOt by il send s the f amily to lhe barn maSk!i!d robber the tra I leads ana the hOuses of frt cnd S to a horr or mov te shop ( R l sc r pt by Joh n M cG re evey N BC TOni gh t Show Wllh NBC h as The Cop and !he Joh nn y Carson TUESDAY 7 JO p m ' Pa S airs Gettm Over I On the Ducats ) Manag ng Jh e money B Pm • On 1\ BC Happy Days Fonzte want s t he house fo r lh e even ng so he tells R1Ch1e and frtends wne r e to get l1c:kets for t he c:ham p 1onsh1p t oolball game On NBC Movtn On Sonny and Will wreak revenge on L Q Jones af ter he sw1nd tes a fr1end by se111 ng hts 500 hOt TV sets 11pm CBS has Good T mes PBS a 1rs Kup s Show PB S a1rs Our story Th e Dev il s Work An il1 n erant MONDAY theatre com pan y defends 1t sel f 'p m n 1838 agamsl r ev vai1SI On P BS Anyone for T en delr actors The•r able lll•no ls n yson" The Hero1c Trad llton lawyer iS Abranam L mco ln Gunga Om The L ght Bngade wr li en by Ste:ven Jennmgs Lochmvar Poems of Ktp ltng a JO p m Sco tt T ennyson We lcome Bac:k Ko lt er on BP m ABC Kotter tio lds class eJec On The Roc ks A BC F uen tes 11ons Bar bar no 1S shocked and company try to help N1cky when he loses Pari 1 Cpart 2 pass h1s h1gh school eQU1val en on Thur sday) cy exam CBS prem ter es Pop1 star N BC atrs The tnv 1S 1ble Man nng Hec to r El 1zondo as a Monte Markham escapes from Puer to R1 c:a n fa the r who !lolds a m e ntal h os p1 1a1 m ie n t on three part t1 me tobs to support learn ing the heros secret h• s sons A nt hony Perez and On CB S Rhoda su ddenl y Steven Denn•s Vasquez E dllh fmd s h er sel f pl aymg marr 1age D1a2 lives next door Based on counselor the 1969 film sta rnng A la n a 30 p m Ark•n For Phyll iS CBS 11 s a love Consumer Surv1val K1t IS on mat ch - she falls fo r tenn1s PBS partner Clu Gulager ABC mo v1e The Maha m cans ' sta rr 1ng James Arness r" AB C haS Th e Rook1cs Ex cop 1S morta ll y wounded by ho ldup Ev a Mane Sa mt R•ch ard m en and Terry r ecalls h s Kiley The F am ly Mahacan r oman ce w1th !h e man s b l 1nd lreks w est 1n the 1860s T yne Dal y also ( lnterupt ed for Pres1d en 1 r o rd s daugh ter f eat ures K~e n a n Wy nn Stat e of th e Un1on messag e l NBC s Po 11ce w oman opens a K'd PB S presents St ate of the pawn shop to c; al ch a burglary Un ion 76 ha lf hour d scuss On PB S more of The Way I t nng S1on w1 lh PBS report ers pr eced 'Aas the 1936 Subway World MAS H IS on CBS mg Pre si dent Fords stale of Senes betwe~n th e New York P BS prem1eres T he Adams Yankees a rid t he New York th e Un on address Af terwards Chron c: les sta rr 1ng Gcofgc G1ants analyS IS Gr•zza rd Kath r yn Wa l ker 9 p m a JO p m John Houseman Chao ter 1 1s Al l networ.ks present Pres1 On 1\ BC Barney M iller and John Ad am s Lawyer ( 1758 dent Fords State of the Unton the crew sean:h for a man wt t h 1770 ) He marr1es Ab1gad a h gh powered rdl e who hates address ro th e 101nt houses of Smilh and defends t he Bnt1sh Cong ress cops and F1sh handl es a sotd1ers after th e Bos to n martia l spat mvot v1ng a tr p to 10 p m massacre On Med 1ca l Cen t er CB S Saturn w d h Charlotte Rae 9 JO p m Kat h y Be ll er i 5 mus t choose Grady son NBC One Day al a T1me on CB S between n sk ng her dl sons On PB S Lowe ll Thomas 10 p m l 1fe or tos ng h1m th r ough Remembers 1928 Ma r cus Welby M D s on adophon Pm ABC Rete.ct ed Oy Dr Cl1 11 NB C NewS spectal Ch tld ren On PB S ' Hollywood Tetev• Pott s Marlyn Mason accuses s1on Th eatre of D vorce w11th Barb ara The Ashes of him of rape part 1 Walt ers M r s Reasone r an En1d Rudd On N BC Joe Forrester copes comed y abou t l 1f e alt er d eath 1130pm w1th a team of robber s and CB S mov1e Made 1n Par•s Star s Cara Will1arns Barbara (1966 ) A nn Margre1 fa shton runaway Maureen Mc:Corm c:k Co l by Charl es Durn1ng w1!h buyer goes 10 P~r1s wows Herb E d el man as th e lat e Mr CB S presents Gypsy m My Rea son er th r ee men - R 1c:hard Crenna So ul Sh rley Mac Lam e an d Chad Everett Lou 1s Jourd an On The Str eet s at San LU CI le Bal l n a m us1ca l salute Franc 1SC(I ABC B1shop R1ch to !he ct10rus where both ard Ba seha r' t IS sh01 bul refuses start ed to say who d1d t '' young lady PB S ai r s Woma n Al1ve ( R ) was seen leav ng th e rectory 10 , 30 p m a f te r the shoot n9 Features On PB S Woman Breas t F 1onnva l a Flanagan Cancer wllh Rose Kush n er NBC mov1e Wtdow M1 11 JO p m chael L earned 1r 1es 10 r;use two ABC Mystery I m the G1r l ch ddren after husband r ar ley He Wants IO Kill ~ Ju l1e Granger d1e s Based on L ynn Sommars an Jl.mencan n Came s book London 1S the ta r get of a 10 p m psyc:hopat h•c k1ller (R ) Harry 0 1S on ABC People ~BC Ton1ght Sho w wdh are be1ng k.dled and k1dnap ed John ny Carson and Jon athan o~o~er Susan Strasber g s sun Wm ters case w•t h Ed•e Adam s Dav1d CB S Mov1e Manhunter Opatosh u Ken Howard ex Mar1ne b ack preschts Marys In c r ed cannot be benefocoal to hea rts from Ch1ha 1n 1933 tr ac k s a blCBS e Dr eam Ma r y T y l er of ban k r obbe r s through Moore presenls a h1 slory of th e and kidneys Why promote gang tt1e Ame ncan Northw est world m 30 m us•c:a l numbers proJects tha t can be harmful wdh Arthur F- 1ed ler Do ug WEDNESDAY Ker shaw Manhatta n Transfer to the dosease they are tryong 6 JO p m Ben Ver een to help I am enclosmg a PB S has Book Bea t The 1 I JO p m Gales of H ell a no~o~e l by Mann 1x 1S on ABC Ncwsp a couple of newspaper otems Harr1 son Sa l sbur y per he1ress Sally Kellerman s that have appeared wtthm 8 p m ac: t 1ng strang ely CBS h as Tony Or l ando an~ NBC To ntgh t Show John n y two days that tell the story Dawn W1 lh Ruth BUZZ I Cap tam Carson w1th comed ian B ll'w' better than I can - MRS L Kang aroo John Dav1dson Cry stal Th e Osmonds On N BC Jonathan Wmt ers CBS mov1e T ak e the H1gh B pr esents 200 Years of Amen can Ground ( 1953) Sgt R1c:ha rd Humor He portrays som e 20 Wtd mark c:ommand 1ng a bunch DEAH POLLY ca l personages 1ncludmg of rook•es 1tches for acf10n borrowed a dress pattern hP1sTtonBarnu m Casey Jones and w1th Karl Ma lden from a fnend She wan led 1t the Wr ig ht Brother s gas 12 JO a m attendant 1 On ABC L ongstreet keeps a back after I cut one from ABC a rs The B10r11C Wom an rendezvous wtth a mystenous PB S prem1er es I mage s of strang er m a deso late bus stop hers, so I wondered what to Ag 1ng W1lh A Matter of caf e to exchang e mon ey for cut ot out of that would be Age stolen 1a d e governments under the Ohto Con sut ut10n 'P '"' Polly's Pointers B) Polly Cramer Lemon oil perks up varnished woodwork POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - What IS best for cleanmg varmshed woodwork• - BILL DEAR BILL - Unless the \\oodwork os m very bad cond ition, tt should clean up 11 oth a solutoon of one pint hot water and one quarter cup lemon oil Of course, dr) thorougbly When 1! seems excessively dust) , gn nver 111th a damp cloth, dry and polish \\lth lemon oil polish -POLLY , DEAR POLLY - Thelma wrote that pam t had spattered on her bedroom fur mture. I had the same thong happen to me After the pamt spattered on mme, 1t was a long tune before I tned tooth paste on tl It really worked It dod not hurt the furmture and ol was left mce and shmy - MARY DEAR READERS - The finishes are dlflerent on different kinds of furniture, so I would try the effect on an inconspicuous spot first. Toothpaste Is also great lor removing crayon marks from painted surfaces - POLLY DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve os woth th ose orgamzatoons for the prevention of certaon diseases, whose fund raosmg projects are detnmental to the cause they are alleged ly trymg to benefo t Examples are the Kodney Foundatoon selhng Halloween candy, the Heart Assn wolh lollopop stands at cash regosters "Help a Heart" ondeed' NulrttHIIIISls seem to agree 011 one thing too much slll!ar os the root of many health problems T11 h1ok .ot 11 .nother way, candy certamly strong and shlllarge enough to make a copy for me After much deloberatoon I th ought of a large plashc trash can bag and ot worked JUst great It was easy to wrote the markings, e tc on the beoge bag - LOIS DEAR POLLY - I have found so man) helpful hmts 111 the coh,pnn that I would hke to share one of mme wolh the others My daughter makes many stuffed ammals and we needed whoskers to go on some of them We couldn't fond anythmg suitable, unttl we thought of usmg narrow, round black or whole elashr that can be pulled thrn~~r • needle I large eye\!), then mserted tnto the ammal and knotted close lo the fabrtc It os flexo ble and could not harm small cho ldren I hope others 11 ho make stuffed anomals woll fond this helpful LORRAINE 'P m A I n et'v\Or ks have The Cong r esston al State ol the Un on Sen Edm und Musk1e D Ma1ne del vers the Dem o cral •c: Par t y response to Pr es! dent Ford s State of th e Un1on address Baretta Is on ABC (atler Musk1el 10 p m Cannon 1S on CBS Durmg lhe FRIDAY 8 p m CBS presents F am1ly Ctrcus !he flr sl ol thre e Spe ct acula r hos ted by Bdl BI Xby Toi'Hgh t The H 11;~h Fly1ng Hamburg C re us w1th The F ty mg Palac1os l he Max Nteder m ay er bears and T he Great Fatt m1 SATURDAY 2p m N BC has co lleg e basketb.'lll a r eg1onal game J Dm On ABC The Prof eSsion al Bowlers Tour fr om Denv er 4 pm NB C has col leg e ba sketball UC L A a t Notre Dam e 4 JO p m CB ~ Sport s Spectacular 'ha l lenge of the Sexes Carmen Salv no ana Paul a Sperb er bowt a gam e Cap T M1ck• K mg cha ll enqcs Ken S1t zberg er to a d1vc oH European F 1gure Skat ng Champtonsh ps fr om Gene ~o~ a Women s \II. or d Cup Sk mg fr om Gr ndl ewa l d Myr1 n gen Sw tzE.>r land '\ BC W1de wor ld of ~ por ts George For eman v s Ron Ly l e 1n a 12 round heavywe1ghl f1ght live fr om Las Vegas 6 p m A BC has the B1ng Cr os by Nat1onal Pro /\m goll !our ney l h1rd r ound f rom Pebbl e l1each Cal1! rejected alternative proposals submolled to the ballot, Fman charged 'Now we propose to ask them to do what we won t," he observed Sen M Morns Jackson, D Oeveland, author of the food servtce b1ll , said il was a compromise between the Ohw Restaurant Assocoatoon and the Ohoo Department Health The fees , voh1ch a re used for st ate mspect10ns, wouid apply to governm ental operatiOns, cummt ssa rte s and vending machmes, but not to school cafetenas Jackson saod the fee would be only $1 a year for churches, fraternal and veterans orgamzallons servmg meals once a week or Jess often Hou se Mmonty Leader Charles F Kurfess, Rllowhng Green, ontroduced leg oslat oon provoding for non driVer Identification cards 111 Oh oo and approproaton g $358,000 to fman ce the program Rhodes last September had vetoed som olar leg oslatoon co ntaonmg onl v a $25, 000 allocation because the sta te Bureau of Motor Vehocles com pl atned enough It was The House Gi;i'··· s~-~~t·~ru;;;·I· Mrs. More cold hits Ohio \.. act, and voters have largely By Un1ted Press tnternattonal ( T1mes ilre EST unless noted) ( R denotes repeat ) SUNDAY 2p m CeS has t he Sup er Bowl D-'llas Cowboys vs PittSbur gh Steelers at the Orang e Bowl In Mtam1 s JO p m On PB S Anllques Glass The techn1q ue of btow1ng glass m a mold and then shap ing tf hasn I changed much slnc:e Roman t1mes Lowe ll Innes notes t hat amethyst IS more cos tly than deep green and amber more valuable than clear glass CB S has t he Phoen IX Open Golf Tournam ent ftnal round 6 p m PB S presen ts A Mons1er Concert feat urmg 10 grand p1anos and 20 Qrand ptan tsls dressed tn lhe1r Edward1an best Features the works of St ephen Fosler Lou is Moreau Gottschalk Sco ff Jopl n and John Phil p Sousa 6 JO p m PB S has Wor ld Press revtew 7- The Daily Sentmel, Moddleport-Porneroy,O, Froday, Jan 16, 1976 •, not Wed- nesdav sustamed th e veto The House 1s to reconvene next Tuesday at II a m , Ry United Press In - near Lake Erie. Wonds were expected to • ternational tonight and A cold front passmg dtmlnish Sa turday, but Arctic aor eastward through Ohoo ea rly should keep lows between 5 today brought woth ot another and 15 degrees and h1glos not dose of low wmter temgreater than the 20s peratures A travelers advosory was Bnsk northwesterly wmds posted m northern Ohio added to the choll factor, and Thursday noglot for one to sca ttered snow nurnes were three mches of new snow forecast over the entire state for thts afler noon Some Lesser amounts fell farther heavier snow squalls were south , and snow was mcxed jXIssoble on northeastern Ohio woth ram m the extreme southern portoon of the state Ho gh temperatures PAUL ROBESON ILL Thursday ranged from 24 at PHILADELPHIA !UPI) Youngstown m the northeast Paul Robeson , onetime to 38 at Cmcmnah and football star 11 ent on to m the south Chesapeake become a wo rld famo us POME~O~:::.:::P7& Patrols were formed at the Tuesday mght meeh ng of Troop 76 held at the Pomeroy Elementary School They are the Pomeroy Eagles, the Pmk Panthers and the Pomeroy Squ~rrels Leaders for the patrols woll change each week woth the leaders to have the responslbohty of distnbutmg materoals for craft proJects and seeong that cleanup os taken care of followmg refreshments Leaders for thos week's meetmg were Kim Eblm, Candy DaVIs and sandra Mattox Lisa Baxter led m the pledge and Browme promose to open the meetmg B1centenmal patches were presented to those who partiCipated m the Song several weeks ago For a craft proJect, the gorl:< created pots of flowers from dixie cups and egg cartons POMEROY BROWNIE TROOP 271 A VISit to the Metgs Museum was planned for later thos month when Browme Troop 271 met Monday rught at the school It was noted that there woll be no meelmg Monday due to the nallonal holiday Sherroe Russell led the pledge and Cindy Soulsby, the promtse to open the meetong The Browmes practiced for the PTA program parlocopated on by 19 members Games were played and refreshments served smger , actor and cntl c of ca pitalism , "as reported m poor condihon Thursday at a Pho ladelphoa hospotal suf- fermg from a s troke A Quasar spokesman at Presbyleroan WORKS IN A DRAWER• Umvc r s1 ty Hos pit a l satd Robeson, 78 11ho has been 25-COLORTV hvmg tn secluswn m wes t Ph1ladelphoa fur a bout II CHESTER BROWNIE TROOP 1061 The proJeCt of making wastebaskets out of egg cartons was started Thursday mght at the meetong of the Chester Browmes at the Chesler Elementary School Laura Farley led on the pledge to the fla g, and Dawna Grueser led m the Browrue promose Bocentenrual pa tches wene awarded yetlls voas a dmitted Dec 28 woth 11hal was doagnosed as scH re cereb ral vascu la r disorders WHA Standmg s By un.ted Pre~s Internationa l ea st w L T Pt s 21 18 ] 45 New England 18 23 1 37 c .nc tnna t • 2 )6 11 /7 Cleve land lnd1anapo l 1s 16 21 2 3d west • Campa~gner " " styHng • H'51h performance solid w L T Pts 14 0 5 I Houston 4 11 19 19 San D1 ego 19 16 3 .ll M.nnesota 18 1B 3 39 Phoen1x '16 1 29 Ot tawa Canad•an W L T Pt s W1 nn1peg JO 16 0 60 Qu ebec 26 16 2 5 1 Calgary 23 16 2 <18 Edmonton 11 ?7 7 36 1.1 2 1 3 J1 To r on to Thu rs da ys Re sults Clevel and 3 lnd ana polls l N ew Eng lan a 5 C n c: .nno l1 'J Hou ston ~ 011awa t (ot 1 Quebec 5 Calqary 3 San D1cgo 5 Mmnesota .1 (ot ) Toda y'$ Ga m es N ew Engtc:m d al Cl eveland E dm onton at w mn1pcg M1nnesot a ar Phoen1x Saturdays Ga me s C1nc: nna11 at tndlilnilpOIIS Houston a t Calgary l oronto at Quebec: M1nneso 1a at Phq,ennc. Otlawa at San Di't>g o MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 Work on the second part of the "My 'communoly" badge was completed durmg the Monday even mg meetong of Moddleport Troop 39 The scouts drew and pamted the state btrd, the slate flower and the state flag Next week they woll vosot the radoo statiOn to complete the thord part of the requorements Thegorlsaretomeetatthechurchat3 30pm on Jan 19togo to WMPO Wliii28011P Chest state modUlar chassJs • Custom Matte Pre·Set VHF Tuner • 7()-channel VHF Cficlc SYRACUSE BROWNIE TROOP 1120 Meetmg Thursday noghl at the Syracuse Elemen!Bry SChool, the Browrues began valentme aprons Paula Wmebrenner led the pledge to the flag, Laura Roush the Browrue promose, and Becky Roush, the Browrue Smole song Mehnda Holl told about the Browme B's Games were played and songs sung Mehnda served refreshments Tuner Warranty I year labor 1 year parts 2 years ptcture lube WERNER RADIO & T.V. RACINE TROOP 1247 Lms Hue opened the Brownte meetmg by leading the gtrls tn the pledge to the flag Tammy Theoss led the Browme promose, and Dme Dugan and Ropm sauvage led the Brow me Smole song Several of the Browmes completed ~heor wastebasket proJect and work was started on constructmg art foam ducks Alana Lyons was a guest Mehssa Jhle led tn the prayer before refreshments were served, and Debbie Holter closed woth the Browrue B's Middleport" "hole the Senate "oil mee t at I 30 p m the same day I AYOFFS UP DETROIT I UP! l - Auto ond ustrJ layoffs 11111 chmb by almos t 4 500 11 0rkers next 11 eek as Gene ral Motors Church improvement plapned by young adults Red Rose DOG FOOD and Amen can Motors tr; to bal an ce thCJr tnventon es of SYRACUSE - Several c hur ch omprovement proJects were planned durmg a recent meetong of the ifoung Adult Oass of the Sy racuse Asbury Untied med lum ·dut y tr ucks and small ca t s, 1t was reveC::~led 'thursday Auto productoon thos 1\ eek \\as up 14'1 per cent f1om the same "eek a ;,.eat wm ago ~~fOUR r;j 7pm Red Rose Dog Food ~-.;, Dog Nuggets • Dog •;.;:; !::-:'::: ,.... ...r haw nu tlln 1entt • whata Moore The class dectded to purchase a plaon stamed glass wondow wothoul symbols for the church along woth a metal name plate to read "Young Adult Class, 1975 " ~;~~:s;l~~L~~En~~: agreed to head up a commottee to get enough trading stamp books to purchase dishes for the kttchen Each Will be asked to glVe naatrttul.,. .._",.' " lo1f41••• b k f one oo o stamps or equivalent money .. -n•ta , .. ~ • ., tH•r ••• "•'- ul ••labrota A layette shower was planned for Shirley Sayre, 1n .... ~·•""htt ~·~"·' '"• t1 the faatur•• 111ttranlon IINDntl m and plans were also made to have a bowhng party m February The class wtll also form a welcommg committee to vtslt new residents Nexl meetmg wtll be held 011 Feb 10 at the home of Judy and Jack Woll(ams =t"J#'AY ALSO SURE WIN & CASH SAVER DOG MEAL MethodiSt Ch urch at the home of Denms and Kathy family -.lnhftr IHtf'tY ta ••-•n• Meal nas CBS a1rs Th e Je ff ersons On NB C Emer9en c: y 1 Ret1red nur se atlempls SUICtdC lnlernahon al An•malion Fes ••val 1s on PBS 8 JO p m Doc 1S on CBS 9p m On CBS Mary Tyler Moore ABC has S W A T Undercov er agent Stu a rt Wh•tman IS threa t ened by cr1me boss Da v 1d Opatoshu Mov~ The New NBC Cen tur1ons ) starnng George C Sco tt and Sta c:y Keac h as ded t ted c:op s perhaps too ded1cated Based on Joseph Wambaugh s novel 1/k[Srn () On PB S F 1rtng Lmc Wl lh William Buck l ey Ar e the Mator Part1 es Sla lemat ed? Guest IS Joh n Connally 8 p m ABC prem eres /\ Imost Any thmg Goes a wddly urt prob able and out rag eous game show .nvolv ng Teams trom communli•es competmg m ar e Kuhl demonstrates I art of wooden flowers •auQUIT ROYAL CROWN BOffiiNG COMPANY Mrddleport ._ _ I 9 30 p m Bob Newhart Is on CB S An Old f l ame of Je rrv s g lobe hopp1ng Ga d Stn c kland pro po ses marnag e and ms1an1 k1dS I through adopt ion ) 10 p m CBS has Carol Burne!! w ith The J ackson F ve and Emm e tt Kelly PBS soun ds ta ge 'The World of Randy Newman (R ) 11 JO p m NB C Sa turday N1gh t RUQI OUT AND TOUQI Till nD RO•tll WAY ----- IN1RODUCING• •• The Thompson S9 N. Second 51 Phone 992-5~0 New Chain Reference BIBLE • WORKBOOK A New Simultaneous ~ble Study System George Cuts Prices MARKDOWNS ALL OVER STORE A trul y umque form for the Chain Reference B ible th e Btble thou sands have feorned to be the m ost Helpful Btble ever publtshed the T hompson New (ha 1n Referen ce Btble Workbook The Btble Workbook contams the same 57 un •que features fou nd so helpful by ministe rs, teachers , students - a ll who love the Wordt Plus one totally new feature the Bible Wor kbook affords easy page In terc hangeabJ IJty tor true B1bte study MARRIAGE PLANNED RACfNE - Announcement ' of the engagement and approaching mamage of Mrs Shorley Lawson, Rt 2, Racme, and Paul Evans, Route I, Portland, os bemg made The weddmg wtll be an event of March 17 AVAILABLE IN. • • IN OUR IMITATION LEATHER OR GENUINE LEATHER January Clearance · , You "III rrceive a dollar if Polly uses your fa\ orite homemakong odca I'd Peeve, Polly's Probltm nr lHIIulion to a problem \\ ritt Polly m care of thos ne"s• paper MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MANY .ITEMS "h PRICE Ingels Furniture OPEN FRI. TIL&-SAT. TILS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO A demonstratoon on making wooden flowers was goven by Mrs Charles Kuhl at the Wednesday night meetmg of the Chester Garden Club held at the home of Mrs Roy Hol ter Mr~ Kuhl noted that green soft wood os the eastest to work woth and mentiOned poplar, cedar, Buckeye, pone and elderberry She suggested soaking the poeces on water before begonnong to make the flowers as a way of easmg the task Dofferent 11 oods, she said, provode a vartely of color m the fomshed flowers. She displayed a bOx of flowers made by her and her husband · New Flower for 1976" was Ihe topoc of a paper presented by Mrs Donald Mora She told of nearly a hundred new vaneltes to be mtrvduced for the bocentenmal \loth such appropnate titles as Betsy Ross, Yankee Doodle, and Stars and Stnpes, a rose momature Her onformatove talk \\Ill be featured in Green Thumb Notes on February She also noted that Burpee has ontroduced the "Bog Gorl' ' a companoon to the 'Bog Boy" tomato The gardener's creed on unoson opened the meetmg presoded over by Mrs Earl Ingels Mrs Leonard Erwm had devohons on the topoc, ·:·.·.·;·:·.:.:.·.-.·.·· .-.·.:· •, :. . ·. ,,.,.,,..,,,.,.;.;.:-:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;;:;.;::::::: * Helen Help . Us ... ~= :;: } :;: ...<· · Man os the Only One of God s Creatures Who Mark the Passmg of Tome" from the works of Harold Kohn For roll call members gave a New Year ><Ish Apprectatoon for the club's sun shone work on December was expressed. Mrs Pholhp Bradford wtll have charge of the proJect In January Mrs Ingels won the door prtze A dessert course was served by th e hostesses, Mrs Roy Holte r and Mrs Homer Holter A solen! auctoon 11as held by the fonan ce commottee New officers are ekcted New officers were elected at the Wednesday mght meetmg . of the Sew-RlteSewong Club held at the home of Mrs Evelyn Golmore Elected were Mrs Pandora Colhns, presodent , Mrs Flo Strockland, HCe president, Mrs Carolyn McDamel , :=- An Old El<cuse Works DEAR HELEN My baby's father and I have thought of gethng marroed a lot, but when It comes down to the wtre, some s1lly argument tre asurer, and Mrs Gtlmore , stops us secretary Like the other day I mentioned gmng down to the J P That Games were played woth very evemng, Ted made a bog thong over my crohctsm of a TV prtzes gomg to the wmners show and we ended up not speaking for two days, and relatoons Mrs Lenora McKmght woll are still strained be hos tess for the nex t Once before we were almost at the altar, but we got onto a meetong at the club house foght over what fnends had named theor chold It really wasn't Mrs Golmore served sandour busmess, butot sure put marroage out of the pocture unttl " 1ches chtps and coffee we made up , and then we were out of the mood Attendong were Mrs Lucy I try to be even-tempered, but Ted rags me at tlflles and Whtte , Mrs Martha Hoff. makes me boo! over If I have a different opm1on than his, he man, Mrs McKnight, Mrs calls me names, and thos usually happens JUSt about the ttme Shorley Baoty, Mrs Ann we ve decoded to get marroeil, so I change my mmd Browmng, Mrs Nathe Boyer Should I take a chance or JUS! stay on as 1s ? - DOT Mrs Betty Wehrung and Mrs DEAR DOT: Barbara Mullen My I G A.P. ("I'm Guessing Again Perception") tells me Ted os a pretty devious guy who starts a flglot each time you start marriage talk, so that you'll think twice about a permanent arrangement Ask him point blank If he really wants marriage - and hope for an honest answer U It coincides with yours -at the time -get him to a J.P. before he can "c hange your mind."- Time scheduk is changed H +++ DEAR HELEN "Gus" saod he would never work for a woman. My mother often told me "Never say, I'll ne\er ' because you never know 1! you'll have to " I was hired a year ago to a pos1t1on where I have a dozen men working for me m various capacttles Some have been woth the company 10 years and most are older than me I'm m charge and my opmtons carry more we1ght We work on a very relaxed atmosphere There IS consoderable jokmg. But the httle digs the guys alf/l at theor female peers would not be put to me They re usually reserved for the tlflles when I'm out of hearong range, but they aren't VIcoous, so they don t bother me I wlll most ltkely wmd up supervtsmg a largely male offlee, and I'm sure I can handle 1t I'd truly enJOY workmg for a woman, and I beheve these men rather enJOY working for one also - me - WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN DEAR MS BOTTEL Re the hospital charge for removal of a deceased pahent s kidneys for transplantation You 're right, Helen, there certamly was a breakdown on commumcatoon The cost for the operating room for removal of orga!IS, and for the surgical procedure to transplant the organ to the donee os aU covered by the Federal Government, money gomg to the hospttal The enttre cost of transplantatlon, and organ donaloon has been so covered smce July, 1973 Free matenalts ar.aolable descr1bmg procedures onvolved' on transplantation, ani! any costs that may occur Those mterested should wr1te to the Regoonal Transplant Program, 310 East 67th Street, New York, N Y, 10021, or to the Nattonal Kidney Foundatoon - L C , Communoty Relations Department, Regoonal Transplant Program DEAR HELEN The wofe who resented her husband's helpmg around the house should reahze that for some men, thos IS a form of relaxation after a hard day My husband os a logger He enjoys kitchen work, even domg doshes, and I no longer feel guolty abOut thos We're bOth out of the kotchen faster and have more lome for Important thongs He osn't trymg to "show me up" or "take my JOb away from me " Why can't women realize that some men enJOY homework, just as some women hke carpentry - HE-MAN'S WIFE Party held on birthday • RACINE - Mrs Shtrley Lawson, Rt 2, Racme enlertamed Thursday woth a party m celebratoon of the second btrthday of her son, Jason Guests were Chfford and Barbara Connolly, Tony, Jeff and Wade, Jason's father, Robert Lawson, Nancy, Dale, Zelia, Davod and Jerry Lawson, and Jason's grandmother Ohve Lawson, hos brother and sosters, Sherrie, Robert, Jr and Amy, and Paul Evans nounces a change m the hme sched ule of the Sunday mormng servtces Mormng Worshop Servoce (on eludes congregatoonal smgmg, devohons, chmr and other special musJc, sennon by the pastor or guest speaker) woll begon at 9 30 a m and woll close at 10 20 am Nursery and kondergarten ch oldren 11111 be cared for durmg the worshop pertod Immediately following the worshop servoce, the Sunday School classes woll convene, closmg at 11 am Sunday evemng servoce and Wednesday mghl Prayer and Roble Study begon at 7 30 p m Social Calendar FRIDAY MARY SHRINE ~7. Whole Shrme of Jerusalem , to meet at 8 p m Froday at the Pomeroy Masomc Temple Potluck refreshments JITNEY SUPPER Meogs Hogh School Cafe teri a, Frtday, 4 to 7 30 p m before the Waverly game Musoc by the hogh school Jazz band direc ted by Randy Hunt sponsored by Meogs Band Boosters SATURDAY FISH FRY and bake sale begonmng II a m saturday at Moddlepor t Fore Departmen t headquarters spon sored by the department and Its auxohary umt Fosh dmners or sandwtches lo eat at locatton or take home SHADE RIVER LODGE 453 Chester, woll meet Saturday 7 p m for degree work All master masons Invited HYMN SING Saturday at Hazel Commumt) Church 7 30 p m The Joontaores woll be featured The church os located between Long Bottom and Portland off SR 124 MONDAY CANDYSTRIPERS meetmg, 7 p m Monday, Veterans Memonal Hospotal cafeterta , please take bOttle caps "Dinner Dates" -------------, MEIGS Equipment Co. POMEROY , 0 Ph 992-2176 ' I I I I I I I I JANUARY CLEARANCE ON ALL WINTER FABRICS Spring Fabrics Arriving Dally ORCHID ROOM Ma m 234 E Pomerov Demonstralton and regostration at ftrst class begonn1ng January 22 at 7.00 pm Yo\xold t.uatch II worth money anew lui0¥1111. B rm & 1n Ltt t ttlk IIICI"t )lOUr old wJt~h­ an, make an) a1e anw tond lll'lcl I•~­ wa lltpotr 11 towards tile purchauo 011 new Bulova Take yCIUr chooce trorn kltk)' new lnhton \IWIIchn or n~h and replt r.c:lollonl l mOOelt In beth lldiet tnd men 1 I Com1 tllk II while ' . .,...... L SIJ ~·II d~i l"l .,.(, I II ll•tl wi ll ~ toll ,,.,.~ tlrtotltl hi I CIPdll I lUl-l I • ~ ~1-d ll 12 u""k lll<k d t1 11 ''"''" ltl'Of~"I ~ I"'OIIII ~rtko ll oelcdoo • ~lido 1 ol 11 '"''lo tU I !lJ,':.')N~:::~~ Cold! too - • 8•ohl 511 L~:d:,.·~·: :;'!.~~~ 1r ........ ,nkl,.;olol FRI Ttl 8 T••estone Karker Moss Makarova saod the weddmg date woll depend on her schl!dule She IS to JOin the Amerocan Ballet Theater this month for appearances m Ne\\ York, Washmgton, Los Angeles, San Francisco and, Chocago Karker Is choef executive of an electronics corporation Put the FOREVER battery in your car ... NEVER BUY ANOTHER ATT'I"" FOR THAT CAR I SUNDAY MENU JANUARY 18 LIMITED WARRANTY VEGETABLES Green Beans, Pus & Carrots, Noodles Po1atoes (sweet mashed , home fr1es) 1 1\11\IIIOISHI o•)TV as low as Put thos battery 111 your car II 1t ever fatls to m that car Pumpkm, Che1 ry Peach to 8 30 PM ~teamboat lnq · Re.tl Old-F.tshtone d Hom e Cuokon!i" Doal 949 · 2515 for you replace Commerc•al or manne use eKcluded F-22F 12-volt I 11 1 I I I Get Reliable Starts Season After Season Year After Year .. Exchange Delicious Char-Broiled Steaks OPEN WEEKDAYS 6 AM hold a cha rge Ftrestone wtll 1t FREE w1th proof of purchase, prov•dong the battery has not been damaged due to accodent or abuse PIE SALADS POMEROY HOME & AUTO Wheel Balancing Front End Alignment POMEROY missum ' II International Harvester New Idea Equ1pment McCulloch Ch;~in 1 ____________ _II Saws Edward Ham 3rd St.. R acme. Ohoo .. At The ,j•, Slaw, Cottage Applesauce ~ Belly Dancing Classes NEW CONTRACT COLUMBUS 1 UPI ) - The Carpenters ' Jnternahonal Umon and the Ohoo Contractors Assocoatoon Thursday an nounced agreement on a new contract contammg a no-stroke clause and calhng for wage mcreases of abOut 6 5 per cent thos year and m 1977 Coverong 5,000 carpenters and 400 OCA members tn 60 coun toes, the new co ntra ct ex tends through April 30, 1978 Turkey & Dreulng Roast Beef, Flounder F1sh Hamburger Steak Tossed, GREAr VALUES , ...... STARTING MEATS 'Le t's go over to the Steamboat Inn for ill btte to ea t maybe she'll be through when we get back 1 " IJghtfoot, Madelme Painter, Nancy Morns, Roger and Cathy Weaver, Sonya and Gary Wayland, Bonme and Scott Pickens toworcli MAKAROV A TO WED LOS ANGELES IUPI) Ballenna Nataha Makarova of the Royal Ballet of London, who defected from tfte Russian Korov ballet m 1970, announced her engagement Thursday to san Francisco bus1 ness man fmanc1al assostance to the Teen Class was g1ven when lhe Young Adults Class met recently at the Bradford Church of Chnst Jiljll Boggs presoded at the o~tmg durmg \\hlch tome Sonya Wayland was elected <~sslstan l treasurer A bud vase woll be sent to Gary and Ruse Hysell Meetmgs were changed to the second Froday of each month Devoltons were gtven by Bonme Poe kens · and Bon me gave th e I ogh !foot secretary's report Mrs Sylvoa Blake woll check woth Juvemle Judge Mannong Webster abOut a him to be sho" n at the ch urch A potluck su pper followm~ the meeting w~s enJoyed by Boll Boggs, John and Sylvoa Blake, Bonnoe l o~h lfuol , Jerry Cherne and Suz1e • Chees(' Peache s APPOIN rMENTS MADE COLUMBUS r UPI 1 - John T Carrogg , 54, Steubem olle, "as 1eappoonted to the Ohou Hogheo Educatoon Facohly Commosston by Gov James A Rhodes Thursday ' The gnvernor also Thursday appomled Lester W Huber, 62, New Albany, to the Ohto Rehrement Sludy Com- The Rev Floyd F Shook, pastor of the Laurel Chff Free Methodost Church an- Teen class assisted " 992-2094 OHIO �6 - The Daoly S..nllnel, ModdlejXJrl-Pomeroy, 0 , Fnday, Jan !6 1'176 House approved amendment issue for ballot By LEE LEONARD UPI Slatebouse Reporter COLUMBUS ( UPI) - The Oh1o General Assembly has adJOurned for the weekend after taking actoon on a paor of constitutional amendments and a proposal mvolvmg food servtce The Hou se voted overwhelmtngly Thursday to place on the June ballot a constttutoonal amendment to somphfy the process lor s ubmltttn g tnlttattv e questoons and statewide refe- renda to the voters The measure ~< as passed 89 to I and sent to the Senate for further consaderatlon At the sa;ne tune, ballot act ion was block ed on another const lluh on al amendment grantong counties the po" ers of local self-government In the Senate, legoslaloon doublmg to a maxomum of $00 a year the hcensmg fees for food serv1ce operations was goven unammous approval and shopped to the House Till' :-;ut L ~.;Hsf ul {on; siitutional <iii1Cndment sjXInstJrt<l b' Hep C Wolham 0 Nooll , R-tulwnbus would .1IIOVi mttla!t\CS ami refeo end,, to br placed on promary ba llols C'uorentl). must be dectded at a general electiOn such questions gvvi 'lllul m tim h.1st elct.:lwn, 1n 307 000 The ne11 proposal 1\uUid be for a flat 250,000 s1~na1 u1 es regardless of the \Olet tu1 nuut 0 Neill 's resolutiOn r~lso 1\ uu ld 1eq uore the Ohoo Ballot B<lard to pt epa1e surrunancs dnd ballot language for mttm l tves and 1cferenda I.ack of a O'Neoll'> resolutoon also 11ould reduce the number of sunphfted explane:ttmn was s tgna ture s on one of the cntlctsms of Gov pehloons to place an ossue on the ba llol • The cun ent requt rement ts 10 per cen t of the votes for James A Hhodes ' tmllcJtlve proposals on ecunomtc 1 ecovery last yem The co un ty go\ ernrn en l reqUired , 1esulu lwn, sponsored by Rep soluuons to problems at the Kenneth R Cox. D- ctJunty level " Barbcrtun, faoled by three He saod count) government \'u!es obtam the requtred three foftllS maJOrlly of House members despite enlu dorsement by the Ohoo Mwncopal League and the Co unty CommiSSIOners Assoc 1.1l10n of Oh10 Cox satd the proposal would would not be comp ulsor y, nor could any taxes he levoed Without conse nt of the Genera l Assembly But the resolution ran mto stiff opposotoon from Rep Rochard H Fonan , RCmcmna tl , who sa1d th e alluw counties to adopt lhetr own lvc.d government programs, such a s law enforcement and sa nnat1on, legoslature already has the power to provode for county open mg the way for more The legoslature has fmled to TV programming for coming week 7pm CBS a 1rs 60 M 1nutes NBC s Wonderfu l World of D sn ey The Wh iZ K 1d and the Carn 1val Caper " Three young sters try to prevent a coup le of ca rn1v!l workers fr om robb1ng a bank part 2 Swiss Fam 1ly Robmson on AB C Karl and Fred ex plonng an 1sland ge t mvol ved w1lh treasure seekmg sa Iars and the tSiand 5 angry natives On PB S Walk a Countr y Mile 7 JO p m On PB S Lowel l Thoma s Remembers 1927 8pm On ABC The SIX M llton Dollar Man teams w1th en ESP e'!l.pert to natl ntghtclub owner Pernell Robert s whO stoic a government code book Ellery Queen 1S on NBC Ret •red m11enror Ed McMahon 1S slain while p lay •ng w1 th h1s toy trains PBS a1rs No ~o~ a Med 1tat on I s the Mahar• and the M1nd sht worth 1f" CB S presents th e Monte Carlo C1rc:us Fest 1val w1th 14 acts 'p m A BC mov •e Je re m •a\1 John son ( 19721 Robert Redford plays the man who dec1des to rough 0 as a fur trapper 1n th e 1830 Rocky Mounla 1ns PBS has Mas t erp1ece Thea Ire Upst airs Downslatrs The Beastly Hun Hudson spreads sc:are stor1es abou t German atroclt1es Kota"- 1s on CBS Joseph Hmdy Q1ves h s dy ng ex con brot her a prom1se to kdl the man who fram ed h1m The ex g tves h 1s brother a con comm un tcable d1sease NBC mm11e Me: Mil lan & W1fe 1n The Dead l y Curse Recuperating •n the hosp.tal Mac: !hmks he sees a murder bu t no ev 1den ce backs h 1m up with Macdonald Carey Lola Alb r g hl 10 p m Jul e Br on k Is on CBS Sommars IS the f1r st pol c:e woman ass•,Qned to pa trol duty m Bronk s departmen1 On Bil l Moyers Journal PB S Rosedale The Way It Is Racial tenston 1n a m1 d dle class Queens New York neighborhood w1th Ed1e A dams NB C Ton1ght ShO w Fredd1e Pnnze 1S gu est host to Helen Gllr tey Brown Tony Orl ando Korean War an Amen can ABC pr em 1ere s Donny and army off•c:er w.as ca ptured and Mar1e Osmond They smg tortured by th e North Koreans NB C has San t o rd and Son af!er ynung Lt Cannon unwtt Fred Sanford Has a Baby ' t1ng l y br1et ed h1m w1th f alse On PB S Was h 1ngton Week In 111format.on NoW the mans Rev1ew Korean son Jesse 01zon wants B JO p m Cannon NBC a1 r s Ch1C:O and !he Man On ABC St arsk.y and Hut c h Ch 1co delvers a h•p sermon to Cop kll l tng sa fecra cke r po ses as Rev Bem 1s c:ongregallon so a pr1e st (De layed J;Jec:a use of good 11 depresses Bem1s Democ:rat 1c: respon se ) On PB S Wa l l Stre et Wee k On PBS Dance tn Amert ca Ap parel The Wea r ng of 76 prem eres The Jo ttr ey Ba1te t 'p m per f orms Geral d Ar p no s NBC h as The Rock ford Fdes Trm1 1y other works CB S mov1e Slither (1973) NBC has Petrocell i Former James Caan tust out of pr1son Weste rn st ar Ke n Curt1s IS and look1ng for a h1dden accused ot slay i ng a m o v1e for tu ne 1s menaced by black producer camptng veh1cles Sa lly Keller 11 JO pm man Pe t er Boy l e L ou 1se cBS mov1e Yo u 11 Never Lasser and A llan Garf1eld See Me Agam Honeymooner s aren t much help D1rected by quarrel she walk s ou t he looks Howar d Z1e ff for her and d1 sc:overs ev1denc:e A BC m0111e Wha t S Up that sa'w'S he killed her Dav1d Doc? ( 1972 ) s tarr ng Ryan Hariman Joseph Campanella 0 Neal and Ba r bara Strets and Jane Wyatt Ralph Meek er 1n Peter Bogdanov1ch s homage NBC Ton 1ght Show Joh nn y to the screwba ll comedy wlf h Car son w1th Gabr1el Kap lan Madel1ne Kahn Jo hn L1ndsay A nn Mar1(' 10 p m Pohtamo (MISS Un ver se ) N BC Pol1ce St ory Tt'le A BC movu~ Run Stranger Other S1 de of the Fcnc:e Dcts wilh Patrlc1a Neal Run Da~o~1d Groh and G l enn Corbe tt Clor s Leachm an BoOby Dar tn play f ence to trap h1gh Ron Howard (R,J l1 v1ng hOmiCidal jCWCI lh1Cf Geor ge Ham II ton THURSDAY PB S a1 r s Aus t tn Clly L1mils 6 JO p m Ry Copder Also f taco JtmenN PB S a1r s Gettm Over (The v w Contun to Me'!l. c:a n Amer1 Charge l Gett ng cred1t to buy can mus1c lh1ngs or start a bUSiness 11 JO p m 7 p m CB S Mov1e The F 1CI10n On PB S Black Persp ect1ve Make r s sta rr 1ng Rog er on the N ews Moore The Sa1n 1 1S h1red to 8 p m pr otec t myster y wnter Sylv1a Welcome Boc k Kott er on S1ms who s menaced by some ABC chara c!ers she created The Waltons are on CB S F- re ABC has The Rook.es Rook• e wrecks the Watton home and Wilt e Gil liS IS ShOt by il send s the f amily to lhe barn maSk!i!d robber the tra I leads ana the hOuses of frt cnd S to a horr or mov te shop ( R l sc r pt by Joh n M cG re evey N BC TOni gh t Show Wllh NBC h as The Cop and !he Joh nn y Carson TUESDAY 7 JO p m ' Pa S airs Gettm Over I On the Ducats ) Manag ng Jh e money B Pm • On 1\ BC Happy Days Fonzte want s t he house fo r lh e even ng so he tells R1Ch1e and frtends wne r e to get l1c:kets for t he c:ham p 1onsh1p t oolball game On NBC Movtn On Sonny and Will wreak revenge on L Q Jones af ter he sw1nd tes a fr1end by se111 ng hts 500 hOt TV sets 11pm CBS has Good T mes PBS a 1rs Kup s Show PB S a1rs Our story Th e Dev il s Work An il1 n erant MONDAY theatre com pan y defends 1t sel f 'p m n 1838 agamsl r ev vai1SI On P BS Anyone for T en delr actors The•r able lll•no ls n yson" The Hero1c Trad llton lawyer iS Abranam L mco ln Gunga Om The L ght Bngade wr li en by Ste:ven Jennmgs Lochmvar Poems of Ktp ltng a JO p m Sco tt T ennyson We lcome Bac:k Ko lt er on BP m ABC Kotter tio lds class eJec On The Roc ks A BC F uen tes 11ons Bar bar no 1S shocked and company try to help N1cky when he loses Pari 1 Cpart 2 pass h1s h1gh school eQU1val en on Thur sday) cy exam CBS prem ter es Pop1 star N BC atrs The tnv 1S 1ble Man nng Hec to r El 1zondo as a Monte Markham escapes from Puer to R1 c:a n fa the r who !lolds a m e ntal h os p1 1a1 m ie n t on three part t1 me tobs to support learn ing the heros secret h• s sons A nt hony Perez and On CB S Rhoda su ddenl y Steven Denn•s Vasquez E dllh fmd s h er sel f pl aymg marr 1age D1a2 lives next door Based on counselor the 1969 film sta rnng A la n a 30 p m Ark•n For Phyll iS CBS 11 s a love Consumer Surv1val K1t IS on mat ch - she falls fo r tenn1s PBS partner Clu Gulager ABC mo v1e The Maha m cans ' sta rr 1ng James Arness r" AB C haS Th e Rook1cs Ex cop 1S morta ll y wounded by ho ldup Ev a Mane Sa mt R•ch ard m en and Terry r ecalls h s Kiley The F am ly Mahacan r oman ce w1th !h e man s b l 1nd lreks w est 1n the 1860s T yne Dal y also ( lnterupt ed for Pres1d en 1 r o rd s daugh ter f eat ures K~e n a n Wy nn Stat e of th e Un1on messag e l NBC s Po 11ce w oman opens a K'd PB S presents St ate of the pawn shop to c; al ch a burglary Un ion 76 ha lf hour d scuss On PB S more of The Way I t nng S1on w1 lh PBS report ers pr eced 'Aas the 1936 Subway World MAS H IS on CBS mg Pre si dent Fords stale of Senes betwe~n th e New York P BS prem1eres T he Adams Yankees a rid t he New York th e Un on address Af terwards Chron c: les sta rr 1ng Gcofgc G1ants analyS IS Gr•zza rd Kath r yn Wa l ker 9 p m a JO p m John Houseman Chao ter 1 1s Al l networ.ks present Pres1 On 1\ BC Barney M iller and John Ad am s Lawyer ( 1758 dent Fords State of the Unton the crew sean:h for a man wt t h 1770 ) He marr1es Ab1gad a h gh powered rdl e who hates address ro th e 101nt houses of Smilh and defends t he Bnt1sh Cong ress cops and F1sh handl es a sotd1ers after th e Bos to n martia l spat mvot v1ng a tr p to 10 p m massacre On Med 1ca l Cen t er CB S Saturn w d h Charlotte Rae 9 JO p m Kat h y Be ll er i 5 mus t choose Grady son NBC One Day al a T1me on CB S between n sk ng her dl sons On PB S Lowe ll Thomas 10 p m l 1fe or tos ng h1m th r ough Remembers 1928 Ma r cus Welby M D s on adophon Pm ABC Rete.ct ed Oy Dr Cl1 11 NB C NewS spectal Ch tld ren On PB S ' Hollywood Tetev• Pott s Marlyn Mason accuses s1on Th eatre of D vorce w11th Barb ara The Ashes of him of rape part 1 Walt ers M r s Reasone r an En1d Rudd On N BC Joe Forrester copes comed y abou t l 1f e alt er d eath 1130pm w1th a team of robber s and CB S mov1e Made 1n Par•s Star s Cara Will1arns Barbara (1966 ) A nn Margre1 fa shton runaway Maureen Mc:Corm c:k Co l by Charl es Durn1ng w1!h buyer goes 10 P~r1s wows Herb E d el man as th e lat e Mr CB S presents Gypsy m My Rea son er th r ee men - R 1c:hard Crenna So ul Sh rley Mac Lam e an d Chad Everett Lou 1s Jourd an On The Str eet s at San LU CI le Bal l n a m us1ca l salute Franc 1SC(I ABC B1shop R1ch to !he ct10rus where both ard Ba seha r' t IS sh01 bul refuses start ed to say who d1d t '' young lady PB S ai r s Woma n Al1ve ( R ) was seen leav ng th e rectory 10 , 30 p m a f te r the shoot n9 Features On PB S Woman Breas t F 1onnva l a Flanagan Cancer wllh Rose Kush n er NBC mov1e Wtdow M1 11 JO p m chael L earned 1r 1es 10 r;use two ABC Mystery I m the G1r l ch ddren after husband r ar ley He Wants IO Kill ~ Ju l1e Granger d1e s Based on L ynn Sommars an Jl.mencan n Came s book London 1S the ta r get of a 10 p m psyc:hopat h•c k1ller (R ) Harry 0 1S on ABC People ~BC Ton1ght Sho w wdh are be1ng k.dled and k1dnap ed John ny Carson and Jon athan o~o~er Susan Strasber g s sun Wm ters case w•t h Ed•e Adam s Dav1d CB S Mov1e Manhunter Opatosh u Ken Howard ex Mar1ne b ack preschts Marys In c r ed cannot be benefocoal to hea rts from Ch1ha 1n 1933 tr ac k s a blCBS e Dr eam Ma r y T y l er of ban k r obbe r s through Moore presenls a h1 slory of th e and kidneys Why promote gang tt1e Ame ncan Northw est world m 30 m us•c:a l numbers proJects tha t can be harmful wdh Arthur F- 1ed ler Do ug WEDNESDAY Ker shaw Manhatta n Transfer to the dosease they are tryong 6 JO p m Ben Ver een to help I am enclosmg a PB S has Book Bea t The 1 I JO p m Gales of H ell a no~o~e l by Mann 1x 1S on ABC Ncwsp a couple of newspaper otems Harr1 son Sa l sbur y per he1ress Sally Kellerman s that have appeared wtthm 8 p m ac: t 1ng strang ely CBS h as Tony Or l ando an~ NBC To ntgh t Show John n y two days that tell the story Dawn W1 lh Ruth BUZZ I Cap tam Carson w1th comed ian B ll'w' better than I can - MRS L Kang aroo John Dav1dson Cry stal Th e Osmonds On N BC Jonathan Wmt ers CBS mov1e T ak e the H1gh B pr esents 200 Years of Amen can Ground ( 1953) Sgt R1c:ha rd Humor He portrays som e 20 Wtd mark c:ommand 1ng a bunch DEAH POLLY ca l personages 1ncludmg of rook•es 1tches for acf10n borrowed a dress pattern hP1sTtonBarnu m Casey Jones and w1th Karl Ma lden from a fnend She wan led 1t the Wr ig ht Brother s gas 12 JO a m attendant 1 On ABC L ongstreet keeps a back after I cut one from ABC a rs The B10r11C Wom an rendezvous wtth a mystenous PB S prem1er es I mage s of strang er m a deso late bus stop hers, so I wondered what to Ag 1ng W1lh A Matter of caf e to exchang e mon ey for cut ot out of that would be Age stolen 1a d e governments under the Ohto Con sut ut10n 'P '"' Polly's Pointers B) Polly Cramer Lemon oil perks up varnished woodwork POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - What IS best for cleanmg varmshed woodwork• - BILL DEAR BILL - Unless the \\oodwork os m very bad cond ition, tt should clean up 11 oth a solutoon of one pint hot water and one quarter cup lemon oil Of course, dr) thorougbly When 1! seems excessively dust) , gn nver 111th a damp cloth, dry and polish \\lth lemon oil polish -POLLY , DEAR POLLY - Thelma wrote that pam t had spattered on her bedroom fur mture. I had the same thong happen to me After the pamt spattered on mme, 1t was a long tune before I tned tooth paste on tl It really worked It dod not hurt the furmture and ol was left mce and shmy - MARY DEAR READERS - The finishes are dlflerent on different kinds of furniture, so I would try the effect on an inconspicuous spot first. Toothpaste Is also great lor removing crayon marks from painted surfaces - POLLY DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve os woth th ose orgamzatoons for the prevention of certaon diseases, whose fund raosmg projects are detnmental to the cause they are alleged ly trymg to benefo t Examples are the Kodney Foundatoon selhng Halloween candy, the Heart Assn wolh lollopop stands at cash regosters "Help a Heart" ondeed' NulrttHIIIISls seem to agree 011 one thing too much slll!ar os the root of many health problems T11 h1ok .ot 11 .nother way, candy certamly strong and shlllarge enough to make a copy for me After much deloberatoon I th ought of a large plashc trash can bag and ot worked JUst great It was easy to wrote the markings, e tc on the beoge bag - LOIS DEAR POLLY - I have found so man) helpful hmts 111 the coh,pnn that I would hke to share one of mme wolh the others My daughter makes many stuffed ammals and we needed whoskers to go on some of them We couldn't fond anythmg suitable, unttl we thought of usmg narrow, round black or whole elashr that can be pulled thrn~~r • needle I large eye\!), then mserted tnto the ammal and knotted close lo the fabrtc It os flexo ble and could not harm small cho ldren I hope others 11 ho make stuffed anomals woll fond this helpful LORRAINE 'P m A I n et'v\Or ks have The Cong r esston al State ol the Un on Sen Edm und Musk1e D Ma1ne del vers the Dem o cral •c: Par t y response to Pr es! dent Ford s State of th e Un1on address Baretta Is on ABC (atler Musk1el 10 p m Cannon 1S on CBS Durmg lhe FRIDAY 8 p m CBS presents F am1ly Ctrcus !he flr sl ol thre e Spe ct acula r hos ted by Bdl BI Xby Toi'Hgh t The H 11;~h Fly1ng Hamburg C re us w1th The F ty mg Palac1os l he Max Nteder m ay er bears and T he Great Fatt m1 SATURDAY 2p m N BC has co lleg e basketb.'lll a r eg1onal game J Dm On ABC The Prof eSsion al Bowlers Tour fr om Denv er 4 pm NB C has col leg e ba sketball UC L A a t Notre Dam e 4 JO p m CB ~ Sport s Spectacular 'ha l lenge of the Sexes Carmen Salv no ana Paul a Sperb er bowt a gam e Cap T M1ck• K mg cha ll enqcs Ken S1t zberg er to a d1vc oH European F 1gure Skat ng Champtonsh ps fr om Gene ~o~ a Women s \II. or d Cup Sk mg fr om Gr ndl ewa l d Myr1 n gen Sw tzE.>r land '\ BC W1de wor ld of ~ por ts George For eman v s Ron Ly l e 1n a 12 round heavywe1ghl f1ght live fr om Las Vegas 6 p m A BC has the B1ng Cr os by Nat1onal Pro /\m goll !our ney l h1rd r ound f rom Pebbl e l1each Cal1! rejected alternative proposals submolled to the ballot, Fman charged 'Now we propose to ask them to do what we won t," he observed Sen M Morns Jackson, D Oeveland, author of the food servtce b1ll , said il was a compromise between the Ohw Restaurant Assocoatoon and the Ohoo Department Health The fees , voh1ch a re used for st ate mspect10ns, wouid apply to governm ental operatiOns, cummt ssa rte s and vending machmes, but not to school cafetenas Jackson saod the fee would be only $1 a year for churches, fraternal and veterans orgamzallons servmg meals once a week or Jess often Hou se Mmonty Leader Charles F Kurfess, Rllowhng Green, ontroduced leg oslat oon provoding for non driVer Identification cards 111 Oh oo and approproaton g $358,000 to fman ce the program Rhodes last September had vetoed som olar leg oslatoon co ntaonmg onl v a $25, 000 allocation because the sta te Bureau of Motor Vehocles com pl atned enough It was The House Gi;i'··· s~-~~t·~ru;;;·I· Mrs. More cold hits Ohio \.. act, and voters have largely By Un1ted Press tnternattonal ( T1mes ilre EST unless noted) ( R denotes repeat ) SUNDAY 2p m CeS has t he Sup er Bowl D-'llas Cowboys vs PittSbur gh Steelers at the Orang e Bowl In Mtam1 s JO p m On PB S Anllques Glass The techn1q ue of btow1ng glass m a mold and then shap ing tf hasn I changed much slnc:e Roman t1mes Lowe ll Innes notes t hat amethyst IS more cos tly than deep green and amber more valuable than clear glass CB S has t he Phoen IX Open Golf Tournam ent ftnal round 6 p m PB S presen ts A Mons1er Concert feat urmg 10 grand p1anos and 20 Qrand ptan tsls dressed tn lhe1r Edward1an best Features the works of St ephen Fosler Lou is Moreau Gottschalk Sco ff Jopl n and John Phil p Sousa 6 JO p m PB S has Wor ld Press revtew 7- The Daily Sentmel, Moddleport-Porneroy,O, Froday, Jan 16, 1976 •, not Wed- nesdav sustamed th e veto The House 1s to reconvene next Tuesday at II a m , Ry United Press In - near Lake Erie. Wonds were expected to • ternational tonight and A cold front passmg dtmlnish Sa turday, but Arctic aor eastward through Ohoo ea rly should keep lows between 5 today brought woth ot another and 15 degrees and h1glos not dose of low wmter temgreater than the 20s peratures A travelers advosory was Bnsk northwesterly wmds posted m northern Ohio added to the choll factor, and Thursday noglot for one to sca ttered snow nurnes were three mches of new snow forecast over the entire state for thts afler noon Some Lesser amounts fell farther heavier snow squalls were south , and snow was mcxed jXIssoble on northeastern Ohio woth ram m the extreme southern portoon of the state Ho gh temperatures PAUL ROBESON ILL Thursday ranged from 24 at PHILADELPHIA !UPI) Youngstown m the northeast Paul Robeson , onetime to 38 at Cmcmnah and football star 11 ent on to m the south Chesapeake become a wo rld famo us POME~O~:::.:::P7& Patrols were formed at the Tuesday mght meeh ng of Troop 76 held at the Pomeroy Elementary School They are the Pomeroy Eagles, the Pmk Panthers and the Pomeroy Squ~rrels Leaders for the patrols woll change each week woth the leaders to have the responslbohty of distnbutmg materoals for craft proJects and seeong that cleanup os taken care of followmg refreshments Leaders for thos week's meetmg were Kim Eblm, Candy DaVIs and sandra Mattox Lisa Baxter led m the pledge and Browme promose to open the meetmg B1centenmal patches were presented to those who partiCipated m the Song several weeks ago For a craft proJect, the gorl:< created pots of flowers from dixie cups and egg cartons POMEROY BROWNIE TROOP 271 A VISit to the Metgs Museum was planned for later thos month when Browme Troop 271 met Monday rught at the school It was noted that there woll be no meelmg Monday due to the nallonal holiday Sherroe Russell led the pledge and Cindy Soulsby, the promtse to open the meetong The Browmes practiced for the PTA program parlocopated on by 19 members Games were played and refreshments served smger , actor and cntl c of ca pitalism , "as reported m poor condihon Thursday at a Pho ladelphoa hospotal suf- fermg from a s troke A Quasar spokesman at Presbyleroan WORKS IN A DRAWER• Umvc r s1 ty Hos pit a l satd Robeson, 78 11ho has been 25-COLORTV hvmg tn secluswn m wes t Ph1ladelphoa fur a bout II CHESTER BROWNIE TROOP 1061 The proJeCt of making wastebaskets out of egg cartons was started Thursday mght at the meetong of the Chester Browmes at the Chesler Elementary School Laura Farley led on the pledge to the fla g, and Dawna Grueser led m the Browrue promose Bocentenrual pa tches wene awarded yetlls voas a dmitted Dec 28 woth 11hal was doagnosed as scH re cereb ral vascu la r disorders WHA Standmg s By un.ted Pre~s Internationa l ea st w L T Pt s 21 18 ] 45 New England 18 23 1 37 c .nc tnna t • 2 )6 11 /7 Cleve land lnd1anapo l 1s 16 21 2 3d west • Campa~gner " " styHng • H'51h performance solid w L T Pts 14 0 5 I Houston 4 11 19 19 San D1 ego 19 16 3 .ll M.nnesota 18 1B 3 39 Phoen1x '16 1 29 Ot tawa Canad•an W L T Pt s W1 nn1peg JO 16 0 60 Qu ebec 26 16 2 5 1 Calgary 23 16 2 <18 Edmonton 11 ?7 7 36 1.1 2 1 3 J1 To r on to Thu rs da ys Re sults Clevel and 3 lnd ana polls l N ew Eng lan a 5 C n c: .nno l1 'J Hou ston ~ 011awa t (ot 1 Quebec 5 Calqary 3 San D1cgo 5 Mmnesota .1 (ot ) Toda y'$ Ga m es N ew Engtc:m d al Cl eveland E dm onton at w mn1pcg M1nnesot a ar Phoen1x Saturdays Ga me s C1nc: nna11 at tndlilnilpOIIS Houston a t Calgary l oronto at Quebec: M1nneso 1a at Phq,ennc. Otlawa at San Di't>g o MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 Work on the second part of the "My 'communoly" badge was completed durmg the Monday even mg meetong of Moddleport Troop 39 The scouts drew and pamted the state btrd, the slate flower and the state flag Next week they woll vosot the radoo statiOn to complete the thord part of the requorements Thegorlsaretomeetatthechurchat3 30pm on Jan 19togo to WMPO Wliii28011P Chest state modUlar chassJs • Custom Matte Pre·Set VHF Tuner • 7()-channel VHF Cficlc SYRACUSE BROWNIE TROOP 1120 Meetmg Thursday noghl at the Syracuse Elemen!Bry SChool, the Browrues began valentme aprons Paula Wmebrenner led the pledge to the flag, Laura Roush the Browrue promose, and Becky Roush, the Browrue Smole song Mehnda Holl told about the Browme B's Games were played and songs sung Mehnda served refreshments Tuner Warranty I year labor 1 year parts 2 years ptcture lube WERNER RADIO & T.V. RACINE TROOP 1247 Lms Hue opened the Brownte meetmg by leading the gtrls tn the pledge to the flag Tammy Theoss led the Browme promose, and Dme Dugan and Ropm sauvage led the Brow me Smole song Several of the Browmes completed ~heor wastebasket proJect and work was started on constructmg art foam ducks Alana Lyons was a guest Mehssa Jhle led tn the prayer before refreshments were served, and Debbie Holter closed woth the Browrue B's Middleport" "hole the Senate "oil mee t at I 30 p m the same day I AYOFFS UP DETROIT I UP! l - Auto ond ustrJ layoffs 11111 chmb by almos t 4 500 11 0rkers next 11 eek as Gene ral Motors Church improvement plapned by young adults Red Rose DOG FOOD and Amen can Motors tr; to bal an ce thCJr tnventon es of SYRACUSE - Several c hur ch omprovement proJects were planned durmg a recent meetong of the ifoung Adult Oass of the Sy racuse Asbury Untied med lum ·dut y tr ucks and small ca t s, 1t was reveC::~led 'thursday Auto productoon thos 1\ eek \\as up 14'1 per cent f1om the same "eek a ;,.eat wm ago ~~fOUR r;j 7pm Red Rose Dog Food ~-.;, Dog Nuggets • Dog •;.;:; !::-:'::: ,.... ...r haw nu tlln 1entt • whata Moore The class dectded to purchase a plaon stamed glass wondow wothoul symbols for the church along woth a metal name plate to read "Young Adult Class, 1975 " ~;~~:s;l~~L~~En~~: agreed to head up a commottee to get enough trading stamp books to purchase dishes for the kttchen Each Will be asked to glVe naatrttul.,. .._",.' " lo1f41••• b k f one oo o stamps or equivalent money .. -n•ta , .. ~ • ., tH•r ••• "•'- ul ••labrota A layette shower was planned for Shirley Sayre, 1n .... ~·•""htt ~·~"·' '"• t1 the faatur•• 111ttranlon IINDntl m and plans were also made to have a bowhng party m February The class wtll also form a welcommg committee to vtslt new residents Nexl meetmg wtll be held 011 Feb 10 at the home of Judy and Jack Woll(ams =t"J#'AY ALSO SURE WIN & CASH SAVER DOG MEAL MethodiSt Ch urch at the home of Denms and Kathy family -.lnhftr IHtf'tY ta ••-•n• Meal nas CBS a1rs Th e Je ff ersons On NB C Emer9en c: y 1 Ret1red nur se atlempls SUICtdC lnlernahon al An•malion Fes ••val 1s on PBS 8 JO p m Doc 1S on CBS 9p m On CBS Mary Tyler Moore ABC has S W A T Undercov er agent Stu a rt Wh•tman IS threa t ened by cr1me boss Da v 1d Opatoshu Mov~ The New NBC Cen tur1ons ) starnng George C Sco tt and Sta c:y Keac h as ded t ted c:op s perhaps too ded1cated Based on Joseph Wambaugh s novel 1/k[Srn () On PB S F 1rtng Lmc Wl lh William Buck l ey Ar e the Mator Part1 es Sla lemat ed? Guest IS Joh n Connally 8 p m ABC prem eres /\ Imost Any thmg Goes a wddly urt prob able and out rag eous game show .nvolv ng Teams trom communli•es competmg m ar e Kuhl demonstrates I art of wooden flowers •auQUIT ROYAL CROWN BOffiiNG COMPANY Mrddleport ._ _ I 9 30 p m Bob Newhart Is on CB S An Old f l ame of Je rrv s g lobe hopp1ng Ga d Stn c kland pro po ses marnag e and ms1an1 k1dS I through adopt ion ) 10 p m CBS has Carol Burne!! w ith The J ackson F ve and Emm e tt Kelly PBS soun ds ta ge 'The World of Randy Newman (R ) 11 JO p m NB C Sa turday N1gh t RUQI OUT AND TOUQI Till nD RO•tll WAY ----- IN1RODUCING• •• The Thompson S9 N. Second 51 Phone 992-5~0 New Chain Reference BIBLE • WORKBOOK A New Simultaneous ~ble Study System George Cuts Prices MARKDOWNS ALL OVER STORE A trul y umque form for the Chain Reference B ible th e Btble thou sands have feorned to be the m ost Helpful Btble ever publtshed the T hompson New (ha 1n Referen ce Btble Workbook The Btble Workbook contams the same 57 un •que features fou nd so helpful by ministe rs, teachers , students - a ll who love the Wordt Plus one totally new feature the Bible Wor kbook affords easy page In terc hangeabJ IJty tor true B1bte study MARRIAGE PLANNED RACfNE - Announcement ' of the engagement and approaching mamage of Mrs Shorley Lawson, Rt 2, Racme, and Paul Evans, Route I, Portland, os bemg made The weddmg wtll be an event of March 17 AVAILABLE IN. • • IN OUR IMITATION LEATHER OR GENUINE LEATHER January Clearance · , You "III rrceive a dollar if Polly uses your fa\ orite homemakong odca I'd Peeve, Polly's Probltm nr lHIIulion to a problem \\ ritt Polly m care of thos ne"s• paper MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MANY .ITEMS "h PRICE Ingels Furniture OPEN FRI. TIL&-SAT. TILS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO A demonstratoon on making wooden flowers was goven by Mrs Charles Kuhl at the Wednesday night meetmg of the Chester Garden Club held at the home of Mrs Roy Hol ter Mr~ Kuhl noted that green soft wood os the eastest to work woth and mentiOned poplar, cedar, Buckeye, pone and elderberry She suggested soaking the poeces on water before begonnong to make the flowers as a way of easmg the task Dofferent 11 oods, she said, provode a vartely of color m the fomshed flowers. She displayed a bOx of flowers made by her and her husband · New Flower for 1976" was Ihe topoc of a paper presented by Mrs Donald Mora She told of nearly a hundred new vaneltes to be mtrvduced for the bocentenmal \loth such appropnate titles as Betsy Ross, Yankee Doodle, and Stars and Stnpes, a rose momature Her onformatove talk \\Ill be featured in Green Thumb Notes on February She also noted that Burpee has ontroduced the "Bog Gorl' ' a companoon to the 'Bog Boy" tomato The gardener's creed on unoson opened the meetmg presoded over by Mrs Earl Ingels Mrs Leonard Erwm had devohons on the topoc, ·:·.·.·;·:·.:.:.·.-.·.·· .-.·.:· •, :. . ·. ,,.,.,,..,,,.,.;.;.:-:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;;:;.;::::::: * Helen Help . Us ... ~= :;: } :;: ...<· · Man os the Only One of God s Creatures Who Mark the Passmg of Tome" from the works of Harold Kohn For roll call members gave a New Year ><Ish Apprectatoon for the club's sun shone work on December was expressed. Mrs Pholhp Bradford wtll have charge of the proJect In January Mrs Ingels won the door prtze A dessert course was served by th e hostesses, Mrs Roy Holte r and Mrs Homer Holter A solen! auctoon 11as held by the fonan ce commottee New officers are ekcted New officers were elected at the Wednesday mght meetmg . of the Sew-RlteSewong Club held at the home of Mrs Evelyn Golmore Elected were Mrs Pandora Colhns, presodent , Mrs Flo Strockland, HCe president, Mrs Carolyn McDamel , :=- An Old El<cuse Works DEAR HELEN My baby's father and I have thought of gethng marroed a lot, but when It comes down to the wtre, some s1lly argument tre asurer, and Mrs Gtlmore , stops us secretary Like the other day I mentioned gmng down to the J P That Games were played woth very evemng, Ted made a bog thong over my crohctsm of a TV prtzes gomg to the wmners show and we ended up not speaking for two days, and relatoons Mrs Lenora McKmght woll are still strained be hos tess for the nex t Once before we were almost at the altar, but we got onto a meetong at the club house foght over what fnends had named theor chold It really wasn't Mrs Golmore served sandour busmess, butot sure put marroage out of the pocture unttl " 1ches chtps and coffee we made up , and then we were out of the mood Attendong were Mrs Lucy I try to be even-tempered, but Ted rags me at tlflles and Whtte , Mrs Martha Hoff. makes me boo! over If I have a different opm1on than his, he man, Mrs McKnight, Mrs calls me names, and thos usually happens JUSt about the ttme Shorley Baoty, Mrs Ann we ve decoded to get marroeil, so I change my mmd Browmng, Mrs Nathe Boyer Should I take a chance or JUS! stay on as 1s ? - DOT Mrs Betty Wehrung and Mrs DEAR DOT: Barbara Mullen My I G A.P. ("I'm Guessing Again Perception") tells me Ted os a pretty devious guy who starts a flglot each time you start marriage talk, so that you'll think twice about a permanent arrangement Ask him point blank If he really wants marriage - and hope for an honest answer U It coincides with yours -at the time -get him to a J.P. before he can "c hange your mind."- Time scheduk is changed H +++ DEAR HELEN "Gus" saod he would never work for a woman. My mother often told me "Never say, I'll ne\er ' because you never know 1! you'll have to " I was hired a year ago to a pos1t1on where I have a dozen men working for me m various capacttles Some have been woth the company 10 years and most are older than me I'm m charge and my opmtons carry more we1ght We work on a very relaxed atmosphere There IS consoderable jokmg. But the httle digs the guys alf/l at theor female peers would not be put to me They re usually reserved for the tlflles when I'm out of hearong range, but they aren't VIcoous, so they don t bother me I wlll most ltkely wmd up supervtsmg a largely male offlee, and I'm sure I can handle 1t I'd truly enJOY workmg for a woman, and I beheve these men rather enJOY working for one also - me - WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN DEAR MS BOTTEL Re the hospital charge for removal of a deceased pahent s kidneys for transplantation You 're right, Helen, there certamly was a breakdown on commumcatoon The cost for the operating room for removal of orga!IS, and for the surgical procedure to transplant the organ to the donee os aU covered by the Federal Government, money gomg to the hospttal The enttre cost of transplantatlon, and organ donaloon has been so covered smce July, 1973 Free matenalts ar.aolable descr1bmg procedures onvolved' on transplantation, ani! any costs that may occur Those mterested should wr1te to the Regoonal Transplant Program, 310 East 67th Street, New York, N Y, 10021, or to the Nattonal Kidney Foundatoon - L C , Communoty Relations Department, Regoonal Transplant Program DEAR HELEN The wofe who resented her husband's helpmg around the house should reahze that for some men, thos IS a form of relaxation after a hard day My husband os a logger He enjoys kitchen work, even domg doshes, and I no longer feel guolty abOut thos We're bOth out of the kotchen faster and have more lome for Important thongs He osn't trymg to "show me up" or "take my JOb away from me " Why can't women realize that some men enJOY homework, just as some women hke carpentry - HE-MAN'S WIFE Party held on birthday • RACINE - Mrs Shtrley Lawson, Rt 2, Racme enlertamed Thursday woth a party m celebratoon of the second btrthday of her son, Jason Guests were Chfford and Barbara Connolly, Tony, Jeff and Wade, Jason's father, Robert Lawson, Nancy, Dale, Zelia, Davod and Jerry Lawson, and Jason's grandmother Ohve Lawson, hos brother and sosters, Sherrie, Robert, Jr and Amy, and Paul Evans nounces a change m the hme sched ule of the Sunday mormng servtces Mormng Worshop Servoce (on eludes congregatoonal smgmg, devohons, chmr and other special musJc, sennon by the pastor or guest speaker) woll begon at 9 30 a m and woll close at 10 20 am Nursery and kondergarten ch oldren 11111 be cared for durmg the worshop pertod Immediately following the worshop servoce, the Sunday School classes woll convene, closmg at 11 am Sunday evemng servoce and Wednesday mghl Prayer and Roble Study begon at 7 30 p m Social Calendar FRIDAY MARY SHRINE ~7. Whole Shrme of Jerusalem , to meet at 8 p m Froday at the Pomeroy Masomc Temple Potluck refreshments JITNEY SUPPER Meogs Hogh School Cafe teri a, Frtday, 4 to 7 30 p m before the Waverly game Musoc by the hogh school Jazz band direc ted by Randy Hunt sponsored by Meogs Band Boosters SATURDAY FISH FRY and bake sale begonmng II a m saturday at Moddlepor t Fore Departmen t headquarters spon sored by the department and Its auxohary umt Fosh dmners or sandwtches lo eat at locatton or take home SHADE RIVER LODGE 453 Chester, woll meet Saturday 7 p m for degree work All master masons Invited HYMN SING Saturday at Hazel Commumt) Church 7 30 p m The Joontaores woll be featured The church os located between Long Bottom and Portland off SR 124 MONDAY CANDYSTRIPERS meetmg, 7 p m Monday, Veterans Memonal Hospotal cafeterta , please take bOttle caps "Dinner Dates" -------------, MEIGS Equipment Co. POMEROY , 0 Ph 992-2176 ' I I I I I I I I JANUARY CLEARANCE ON ALL WINTER FABRICS Spring Fabrics Arriving Dally ORCHID ROOM Ma m 234 E Pomerov Demonstralton and regostration at ftrst class begonn1ng January 22 at 7.00 pm Yo\xold t.uatch II worth money anew lui0¥1111. B rm & 1n Ltt t ttlk IIICI"t )lOUr old wJt~h­ an, make an) a1e anw tond lll'lcl I•~­ wa lltpotr 11 towards tile purchauo 011 new Bulova Take yCIUr chooce trorn kltk)' new lnhton \IWIIchn or n~h and replt r.c:lollonl l mOOelt In beth lldiet tnd men 1 I Com1 tllk II while ' . .,...... L SIJ ~·II d~i l"l .,.(, I II ll•tl wi ll ~ toll ,,.,.~ tlrtotltl hi I CIPdll I lUl-l I • ~ ~1-d ll 12 u""k lll<k d t1 11 ''"''" ltl'Of~"I ~ I"'OIIII ~rtko ll oelcdoo • ~lido 1 ol 11 '"''lo tU I !lJ,':.')N~:::~~ Cold! too - • 8•ohl 511 L~:d:,.·~·: :;'!.~~~ 1r ........ ,nkl,.;olol FRI Ttl 8 T••estone Karker Moss Makarova saod the weddmg date woll depend on her schl!dule She IS to JOin the Amerocan Ballet Theater this month for appearances m Ne\\ York, Washmgton, Los Angeles, San Francisco and, Chocago Karker Is choef executive of an electronics corporation Put the FOREVER battery in your car ... NEVER BUY ANOTHER ATT'I"" FOR THAT CAR I SUNDAY MENU JANUARY 18 LIMITED WARRANTY VEGETABLES Green Beans, Pus & Carrots, Noodles Po1atoes (sweet mashed , home fr1es) 1 1\11\IIIOISHI o•)TV as low as Put thos battery 111 your car II 1t ever fatls to m that car Pumpkm, Che1 ry Peach to 8 30 PM ~teamboat lnq · Re.tl Old-F.tshtone d Hom e Cuokon!i" Doal 949 · 2515 for you replace Commerc•al or manne use eKcluded F-22F 12-volt I 11 1 I I I Get Reliable Starts Season After Season Year After Year .. Exchange Delicious Char-Broiled Steaks OPEN WEEKDAYS 6 AM hold a cha rge Ftrestone wtll 1t FREE w1th proof of purchase, prov•dong the battery has not been damaged due to accodent or abuse PIE SALADS POMEROY HOME & AUTO Wheel Balancing Front End Alignment POMEROY missum ' II International Harvester New Idea Equ1pment McCulloch Ch;~in 1 ____________ _II Saws Edward Ham 3rd St.. R acme. Ohoo .. At The ,j•, Slaw, Cottage Applesauce ~ Belly Dancing Classes NEW CONTRACT COLUMBUS 1 UPI ) - The Carpenters ' Jnternahonal Umon and the Ohoo Contractors Assocoatoon Thursday an nounced agreement on a new contract contammg a no-stroke clause and calhng for wage mcreases of abOut 6 5 per cent thos year and m 1977 Coverong 5,000 carpenters and 400 OCA members tn 60 coun toes, the new co ntra ct ex tends through April 30, 1978 Turkey & Dreulng Roast Beef, Flounder F1sh Hamburger Steak Tossed, GREAr VALUES , ...... STARTING MEATS 'Le t's go over to the Steamboat Inn for ill btte to ea t maybe she'll be through when we get back 1 " IJghtfoot, Madelme Painter, Nancy Morns, Roger and Cathy Weaver, Sonya and Gary Wayland, Bonme and Scott Pickens toworcli MAKAROV A TO WED LOS ANGELES IUPI) Ballenna Nataha Makarova of the Royal Ballet of London, who defected from tfte Russian Korov ballet m 1970, announced her engagement Thursday to san Francisco bus1 ness man fmanc1al assostance to the Teen Class was g1ven when lhe Young Adults Class met recently at the Bradford Church of Chnst Jiljll Boggs presoded at the o~tmg durmg \\hlch tome Sonya Wayland was elected <~sslstan l treasurer A bud vase woll be sent to Gary and Ruse Hysell Meetmgs were changed to the second Froday of each month Devoltons were gtven by Bonme Poe kens · and Bon me gave th e I ogh !foot secretary's report Mrs Sylvoa Blake woll check woth Juvemle Judge Mannong Webster abOut a him to be sho" n at the ch urch A potluck su pper followm~ the meeting w~s enJoyed by Boll Boggs, John and Sylvoa Blake, Bonnoe l o~h lfuol , Jerry Cherne and Suz1e • Chees(' Peache s APPOIN rMENTS MADE COLUMBUS r UPI 1 - John T Carrogg , 54, Steubem olle, "as 1eappoonted to the Ohou Hogheo Educatoon Facohly Commosston by Gov James A Rhodes Thursday ' The gnvernor also Thursday appomled Lester W Huber, 62, New Albany, to the Ohto Rehrement Sludy Com- The Rev Floyd F Shook, pastor of the Laurel Chff Free Methodost Church an- Teen class assisted " 992-2094 OHIO �9- The Daily Sentine l, Middlepor t-Pome r oy , 0 , ~'nday 8 -'!'he Dl>lly Sent me l , M iddleport -Pomer oy, 0 , Fr1day, Ja n 16, 1976 ~ch ool 9 .a't a m ~ unday eve n tn g worship S prnc er pa s t v r Troy Wo rsh 1p 11 a n1 Church T UPPERS PLAI"''S Zwdlmq S unday school sup t Sch ool 10 "m C H R: IS TI A N CHURCH Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m POR TLAN 0 WOrSf'l•P E ttq C'rH \Jn d t•r wood pilstor morn•nq wo rshtp 10 30 7 10 p m Ch urch ~ct'lool9 30 l tuw. trt.l c, aldw c ll J r unday Sunday evc'lngf' I!Si tc rl'lCCi'hng J Ill CllOOI \IJJI tltl<J.Jy ~cho o l 7 30 P m P ray er mt•el l ng SUTTO N - C hur c h ~C h OO I q ltt .:t n Mo rntnQ ~crmon Wecmcsday 7 JO P rn 9 30 am Worsh •P lsi and Jrd 10 !U a • 1 5und o y e ven tng , M IDD LEP ORT Sun days 10 JO a Ill o;e rvr ce I p m ESLE Y A N MT MOR I A H B AP TI S T .J N OR TH EAS T C LU STE R POM£ROY TRINIT Y LE l ART FALl,. S UNIT E D C H URCI-i Co rn er Fou rl h a n d Ma1n R ev R obcr tM ecce Rev W H Perr tn pa sto r IH ET HH E N Re v rr. so n villc R ev 0 De ll M R ev Hen r y tl:(''f P as tor 1 ddleport Roy Ma yer Sunday s.::hool I r1 1.ld nd Norrts p.J!:.tor M an ley Pastor H en r y Eblm J r , pastor Sun da y School D c n n•s Creega•, 5up t Church school 9 15 5 I loy d Nor rt s su pt ~ und&y unctay S("hoo l Sup t S unday 9 JO a m Mrs Erv•n Assoc M •n •s l cr a m wo r Sh rp se rvtce 10 2J sc hool 9 JO a m morn mg School 9 30 a rn Even1ng 13aumg ardn er !iupt Morntng JO PP A - worS h ip 10 a 111 am Yo uth cho•r rehearsa l. worsh se rmon 10 30 am Prayer tp1 lO p rn Prayer and wor s h 1 p 10 ~Sam p Mo nd ay J JO p m unde r Pr a 1 se~erv 1 ce Thlt r sday 7 JO • JE HOV AH s WITN ESSES Chu r c h Sc hool9a m raycr ser'o'1C£' Wednesday 1 J O p m d tr ec t ton o t Mary S k n ner p m Meet~nq We dn esd ay B p m CH ES HIR E CHURCH OF sentor chotr r ehearsal 1 JO S y R A C US E FI RS T - Lcury Carnahan prestdtt1g LO NG BO T TOM Wa r GO D OF PROPHECY - G P p m Thur s day w tfh Mrs Paul CHURCH O F GO O Rev mtntster S unday Btb l e Sht p 9 am Sunday Sc hool ~ m tl h pastor Sunday Sc hoo l lec tur e 9 30 am Watc h 9 4 5 ;;~ m Pr aye r Meelt nq Nease d tr ec tor In rr m Arthur Henson , George Otle r pas lo r Sun day lo we r study 10 30 am P OM EROY CHURCH O F school 30 p m ~up t Mornt ng Worshtp 1 1 9 ~5 a m morntng Tuesd ay Bible s tud y 7 30 Wednesday 7 THE NAZARENE - Corner pr eactHng 11 am T NORTH B E THEL ant Young Peop les se rvtce p Ill hursday m tn ts try Wors h tp II it m Church Un 1on .!n d Mv lber r y Re \1 7p m Even10g servrce 7 JO ev iln gcl Site servtce 7 30 p m school 7 30 p m serv •c e Sc hool am Cl';' de V Hender so n pasfor 10 p m Wednesday M1d Week P rayer meeltng Thur sday mectm~ 8 30 p m AL FRED s d , h 1 Sunday sc h o o l 9 30 am Glen 7 30 P m Prayer ~ e r v rce 7 30 p m M IDDL E PORT CHURCH Un ay C 00 M cC lung su p! morntn g Youlh mec f tn g 6 JO p m POMERO Y W ES T SI DE OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN 945am Worshrp ll>am wor sh ip 10 30 a n1 e ventn g CH U R C H OF CHRI ST 700 w E ve otnq worsht p 7 30 p m UNION _ Lawreoce Manle y Prayer m ee l tpg ~~nesday se rvte e 7 30 m td week Matn St CHESTER CH U RCH OF Je rt Y Paul pas tor Mrs Russell Young 1 45p m UMW 3/ T u esday serv 1ce We dn es d ay 7 30 p m THE NAZARENE Rev ,, n ts ter ph o n e 992 7666 Su day Sch ool Supl Su11 day 6 P m GRACE EPISCOPAL - Th e C on se r\lattve non n R EE DSVILL E, Sunday Herbert G r a te pas t o r Sc hoo l q 30 am Evcn1ng Sc hoo l 9 30 am Wors h •p7 30 Re\1 Haro ld Dee th r ee ler Worsh p scrvtce 11 am and nstrum Cr1 1.;tt Sun day wor 1Aor5h p 7 30 Wednesday p Chur c h s e r v tces 10 30 am 7 JO p m Sunday S un day sh P 10 a rn Brbl e s tu dy 11 praye r meetmg 7 JO P rn p m r ay c r Me~> 1mg 7 30 Holy com m un ton f1rst Sunday am Sc hoo l 9 30 a m R lc ha r d worShip 6 p m Wed MT MORI AH CHURCH OF P m Tuesday UMW 7 30 o f monfh c h urch schOol 10 30 ncsday Ut bl e s tud y 1 p m G OO R R 1 7 lh 1st Thursday Bart on su pt P rayer meflltng ~ actne ou c e Pm SIL V ER RIDGE Wur a m tor nu r se r y th ro uu h 1~ Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev James M Muncy POM E RO Y CHU RC H OF 10 am Church Sc hool 9 ~ BRADFOR D CHURCH OF RUTLAND FR EE WILL pastor Sun day scnoo t 9 45 Sh•P C HRI ST - Rt ch&rd E v a nson am CHR I ST Cl tff ord Smtt h BAPTI ST Roger Turner am morntng wors h •p 11 TUPPERS PLAINS pastor Bt ble s ch oo l, 9 30 m •ntster S unday Sc hool 9 30 pastor Supen n le n dent Doy le am e ven 1ng worshtp 7 30 worsh•p 9 a m Church Sch ool a m wo r sh iP 10 30 a m a m morn m g ch ur ch 10 30 ad ul t worshtp .ser v rce an d Hudso n Su nday sc hoo l 10 Prayer me e trng Tuesday 10 am Morn ng worshtp 11 7 30 pm Young peop les KENO CHURC H OF am Sunday even mg servtce yo un g peop le s -m e e t mg 7 JO a m 7 30 p m Wednesday servrce S unday e \len tng SE'r\ltCC mee ll ng 7 30 P m Thursday CH RI ST - George F rederiCk p m Co mbrned B1b le s t udy am Rom 1 30 Wednesday Btb te study M I DDL EP ORT F I R S T sup ! Se rv 1ce wee kly 9 30 a n d prayer meet mg Wed 7 30 p nl BAPTIST - Corner St ,;l h an d an on Sunday Preac h mg nesday 7 30 p m LA U REL CL.IFF FREE OLD DEXT E R BI B L E Pa lm e r t h e Rev Pete r ftrst and th rd Sun deys of TH E SALVA TI ON ARMY G r anda ! paslor Dan n y mont h by Clt fford Sm tlh 9 JO MET HOD IST CH URC H Env o v Ra y w Wtn •ng o ff cer CHRI S TIAN CHURCH - Rev Rev r lo yd F Shoo lo. p a sto r Ron T e r ry pas tor Sund a y Tho m pso,n super nlendent am tn c harg e S und ay 10 am sc hool 10 il m Mrs Wor ley S unday Sc hoo l WMPO RadtO HOB SON C H R I STI A N Lloy d Wr g h t Sunda y Sc; hool Holiness m e et tng 10 30 a m Sup t Morn tn g Wo r s htp 9 30 s u pertnfende n t prog r am 7 45 a m Sund ay UNIO N Dar rel l Ooddrt l S un day Sc hool You n g F r ancrs Sun d a y Sc hool 10 20 a Mo r nmg wo r s h tp 11 a rn Mo rn mg pastor Sundoy Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Sc hool 9 15 a m P e op les Le g to n 7 p m W edn ~s d a y P r ay e r a nd Wo r 5htp 10 15 a m You t h a n• Leona rd G tlmo r.e ft r st m Th ur sday 1 to J p m Lad es Sun d ay oven ng se rvtce 7 30 GRA H AM U N ITED actt\lt'..!.£.S and fe ll owsh p for e lder eve n ng serv ce 7 30 Bt bl e St udy 7 30 p m SUn day Home Lea g ue 7 p m P re p METHOD IST P reacht ng 1u n or and senror hrgn- p m Wednesday p r ayt;>r e\le n tng wor s h rp 7 30 p m classes Cho tr Pr a ctt ce T hur s da y 7 p f1r s t an d second students 6 p m Sunday m ee t mg 7 30 p, m ST P A U L LU T H ERA N 9 30 a m eventng wors h p 7 30 P m MT MORIA H CHURCH OF m C HURCH Corn e r o f SI.J ndays of eacl mo n• h th .rd DEXT E R CH U RC H O F a nd four t h Sundays each M td wee k p ray e r scrv ces GOO - Rac 1ne Route 2 The S yca mo re and Second Srs C H R IST Ch a r les R ussel l Wednt:!sday 1 30 P m Rev Charles Hand pasto r P om e ro y T he Re v W It a m month worsh p serv •ce at 7 30 Sr m m tster Norm a n C Wil l CH U R C I-l O F C H RIS T Sur1 day sc hool 9 J5 am M td dleswart h Pa stor Sun day p m Wednesday eve n ngs a t su pl Sun d ay sc hoo l 9 30 Midd leport 5th ar1d Ma m morntng worshtp ll a tT1 Sc hoo l a t 9 45 a m a n d 7 30 Prayer ana Brb le Study wor sht p servtcc 10 30 SEVEN TH OA Y AD George G laze rntntster Even 1n g s e r v•ces Tuesday a m Ch urc h Serv tces 11 a rn am Bible s t ud y Tuesd a y VEN T IST Mulbe rr y H etghts J a mes Sheets supe r tn and Fr tday 7 30 p m SACRED HE AR T Rev Roa d P o meroy Pas tor tendent Btble SC hoo l 9 30 BE A RW A LLOW R I DGE 730pn1 Fa t h er Pa u l D We lt o n RE O RGA NI ZE D CHU RC H Ge r ard Selon Sabbath School am mor n mg WO r Shtp 10 30 CH URC H O F C H R IST Doug p as t or P ho ne 992 2825 JES U S CH R IST OF S upcrt n t e n d ent Cla r a am evE> n mg worshtp 7 30 se ama n m 11Hst e r O•blc OF. 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jl.cv F r ee lanct No rr ts p a s tor you t h m ec t tn g 6 p m Sun da y S un da y sc h do l 10 am le a de rs 1\da Vn n Me ter .Jnd C h urc h 7 JO p m pra ye r Sun d ay schoo l 10 a m Most e v e r yone m o n e or another IS a tt racted by the t h ou ght Grell6 Sulli e S unday e ven nq Cl urch se r v tce 7 p m mce tmg 7 JO p m Thur sday 1 p T1 t hr ough of fmdm g a tre a s ure, and not JUSt a buried treasure M a n y of Wednesday Bt b le STudy 7 worshtp M IDD LEP OR T PE N wmt c r mo nl hs Pl11 T ECOST AL Th ird Ave th e us are treasure hunter s at heart m som e fo rm , w h e th e r or not MT H E RM O N CHU RC H R AC IN E CHU RC H OF T H E Rev Wtl ltam K n 11 e 1 pa s to r OF TH E UN I T E D we r ecogruze 11 as s u c h It c an b e the fmd m & of som e h is ton e Ron ald Du ga n Sun day Sc hoo l NA ZA R E N E - Re v J oh n f1 BRETHREN IN CH R IST Coff m a n p a s 1or Su n d a y S upt Classes for a ll ages Ite m m the a tt1c , or for those w ho a r e gard en e r s or natur e Ge r a ld Rev Jil mes H Le a c h p as to r cvc nm g s e rvt ce 7 JO Bt bl e Sc hoo l 9 30 a m lovers, the JOY of d1scoverm g t he firs t g r owth m t h e gard e n , or ll s s up I Mo rntn g Wo r sh tp Sunday sc t1oo l 9 30 a m We s t udy W e dn esa day 7 30 S pence r su p 1 10 10 a m Sun day even tng Ru sse ll p m you t h scrvtces F r td a y a ne w spec ies of pla nt o r b1rd It m ay be a tre a s ure d 1tem wors htp se r vtce 10 15 a n worsh tp 7 30 P r ay e r 7 30 p m discovered by a scuba·<h ver Ther e IS n o hm1t to t his ei t her m m ee tt ng We dn esd a y 7 30 p E ve nt ng wors htp a lterna t mg FR E E WILL BAP TI ST Wt !h C E il l 7 30 p m on m Cor ner A&h an d P lu m M td age or mter est Sun day P rav.e r mee t mg 7 30 d lepor t No e l H errrn a n We d ne5day 1\l l r e d It seems t o m e th1s 1s wh y our Lo rd d esmbes Chns t1a n hfe pastor Sa t ur d ay eventn g RA CIN E F I RST BAP TI ST p m Wo lfe la y lea d e r Ron nt e Sa lser S un da y servtce 7 p m Sun d ay schoo l m much the sam e way And h e empha s izes thiS m th e pa rable WHIT E 5 C HAP EL sc hoo l s up 1 Sunday sc h ool Su nda y even1 ng 10 am Coolv t l lc R 0 Re v Roy aoout fmding burle d treasure m Ma t t hew, chapte r thirteen 9 30 a m mo r nt ng w or s h tp w or sht p 7 p m Dee ter pastor Sund-ay school 10 40 a m Sunda y e v e n tng " The King dom of God IS lt ke a man ploughmg m a fie ld WO r Shi p 5e r vt CC wo r s h tp 7 JO We dn esday 9 30 a 111 10 J O am B• b le s t udy and that he does not own , whe n s uddenly the ploug h r eveal s a ~ox eve ntng Btbl e s tudy 7 30 pray~ r serv tce Wednes d ay f11led with treasure Irrunedia te ly he r uns a nd se lls all that he 7 30 p m DA N V IL L E WESLEYA N M EIGS RUTL A ND has tn order to buy tha t fteld "' th a t t h e t r eas ure m ay be h1s " Rev Lc lon Glasu r e pastor CO OP ERA TIV E P A RI SH R UTLAND CHU RC H OF Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 am The secret of the Chns t1an ltfe •s t h e JOY of discover y It 1s THE UNIT E D Ro d Kas i4"Jr you th an d 1Un 1or you t h :;er CHR 1ST ~ ME THODIST CHU RC H p a s tor V H Br a ley Sun d a y hke flndmg a t r ea s ure , 11 1s fln d m g G od W1th th e JOY of v cc 6 t5 p m eve n tng Rob e rt T Bumg ar ne r wo r s htp 7 30 p m pray er schoo l su pt Sun da y sc hoo l discovery of God , a ll t h e norma l actiVI t ies of hfe b eco m e reDt rec to r wor s h tp se r vice an d pr ase We d 1cs da y 7 30 9 30 a m POM E ROY CLU STE R an d c o m m un ton 10 30 urn ocg anJzed through the Chr 1s t1 a n fmth , a rouod a God who 1s P rl1 Re v R ob er t H ayd e n SIL VE R RUN F REE yo ut h mPe t n q 6p m ~ u n day present . A G o d we can lov e a nd tru st R: e v D Wm Syd en s tnck e r BA PTI ST M iles Tro u t e v e n mg serviCe 7 re gu la r C HESTER Wo r shtp 9 15 W1th t his di scovery our wo r ld 1s s till the same , w llh 1ts pas tor Sun d a y Sc hoo l 10 bo a r d mee ltn g tt1 1rd Sa tur a m Ch u r c h Sc hoo l 10 a m am Leo n M tl le r s u p t da y 7 p m tasks, 1ts people , and d1ff1cul t1res Y ou are the same pers on P OMERO Y Wo r s h p RUTL AND COMMUNIT Y Eve n tn g se r v tce 7 p m 10 JO a m Chur c h Sc hoo l9 15 Sun da y Sc h oo l you always wer e; yet a ll 1s diffe re nt Y o u have discovered a Pr aye r m ee t tng Thu r s day 7 CHUR CH a mUMY F 6 30 p m 9 30 a m wor s h p se rvrce 11 P m great treasure , and "' t h e p roble m s and hm1t atwns of yo ur b fe E NTERPRISE - Wo rs hrp m Wed nesda y pr a ye r C H ESTER C HUR C H OF a 9 a m Ch u r c h Sc ho o l 10 am have become m a nagea ble And t he un m anageable t hings that m ee tmg 7 30 p m you t h GO D-- Rev Bo b by Por te r R O CK S P R IN G S pns tor S unday sc hool 9 30 servrces Sunday 7 p m have been lock ed up w1thm b eg m to emer ge, creatm g a s trong , Wo r s htp 10 a m Ch ur c h a rn wo r sh tp serviCe 11 Stmday n1ghl wo rsht p, 7 30 Sch ool 9 am UMYF 6 30 JOyous feelmg m eve nlll g servtce 7 30 a R lJ fL ANl) CHUR CH OF p m you t h serv tctJ We d nes oay T HE NAZARE N E ·- Re v All of u s a s treasure hun ter s n eed alwa ys t o reme mber F LAT W OOD S Wor s h tp 7 30 p m lloy d 0 Grtmm J r p a sto r 11 a m Chur c h Sch ool 10 a m that Chr1st says to us " For where you r trea s ure 1s, t h ere w ill LA NGSV ILLE CHRI ST IAN Sun da y sc hoo l 9 30 a m MIOD ~EP ORT CLUST E R CHU RC H T ed Jo n es wo r s htp ser v .cc 10 JO am your he art be a iS<J " - The R ev H a r o ld R Dee th , Grace R e>l Ro bert Bumg ar ner p a s tor Sunday schoo l 9 30 broa dcas l lrve o ve r WM PO HE ATH Wo r s h tp 10 30 Ep1scopa l OIUrch , P om e roy a m Roy S•9m an s up t yo un 9 peop les servtcc 6 t5 a m Ch ur c h Sc hoo l 9 JO am rnor n tn g wor ship 10 J O e van ge hs t tc serv rce 7 30 p m UMYF6pm ~ un day cven tn g servtce 7 30 Pr a ye r m eet tn g Wednes da y RUTLAND Jeffr e y rn td wee k se r vtec We d 1 J O p m fJn!is to n a r y G e r be r P a s to r. Wors h t p nesday 7 30 p m Allhou ses on the c orne r a nd m ee tr n g 7 30 p m f1r s 1 10 30 am Chu r c h Sc hoo l 9 JO We dne sday of mon th am w11l move ther e s oo n S YRA CUSE CHUR CH oF MA SON COUNT Y SYRAC US E C LU ST E R THE NAZ AR E N E Da le 1\\ ~G r. r1"~ ' c r.1 11 51 Fr~ends he re were sorry to Rev R1 c har d E Ja r vts Ba ss pas t o r Bo b Mo o r e ~.:c on d a d P o m e roy ~ I s ASB UR Y WorSh ip 11 learn of t he d eath of Sun day s choo l su p! S unday ~ ~ ~n Cr a tg p a s to r S un d ay a m Ch urc h Sch oo l q 50 am sc hool c las ses for a il a ges sc hool 9 ~5 a m wo rs htp Lawre n ce Sm1th of a hea r t UMW t r s t Tuesda y 9 30 a m morn tng wors h p se r v tce I1 a m tra tn 1n g FO R ST R UN Wo r Ship 9 a tta c k 10 d5 a m N Y P S 6 30 p m un ton 6 30 p m eve n m g The John S tout h om e has a m Ch ur c h Sc hoo l 10 am ev a n g e lrstl c se rv1 ce 7 30 p m wo r sh tp se r vtce 7 30 p m T h e forme r Dasa Ma rkins UMW th trd We dne s day 7 30 been sold t o R o n Jack son Mtd we e k pra ye r me ettng Mtd wee k pr aye r se r v tce pm and he r n e w h us b a n d v 1s 1ted We dn es d ay 7 30 p m We dn es day 7 30 p m Mrs G o lda Ep pl e has MIN ERS VI L L E - Worsh ip mtss1o nary m ee tt ng sec on d MAS ON C HUR C H OF M1 a nd Mrs H m l Fre nch l Oa m Chur ch Sch oo l 9 am returned ho m e f r om We dn esda y 7 J O p m CH R IST P 0 BO >C4B 7 M ile r UM W !h tr d Mon day 7 30 p m las t wee k UNIT E D FA ITH NON ~~ Mason w Va Su nd a y Ve ~rans M e m on al Hosp1la l S Y R A C\J S E Ch ur c h D E NOMIN At iONA L - Re v Bt ble Study 10 am Wor s h rp Mr and Mrs Roy W 1sema n Sch ool 9 30 a m wor s h p after surge r y and gettm g Rob e rt Sm 1l h p a s tor Sun d a y 11 am a nd 7p m B bl e S tu dy s e r v 1ce 7 30 p m v1s1ted her paren ts, Mr .!!nd s c h o ol ? 30 am cl a s s We d n es d a y 7 p m Voc al along fine SO UTHERN CLUSTER lea d e r L eo H t ll w o r s h ip m USIC Mrs Earl Sta rkey , S un day Re v Howa rd Sht ve ley Walter Elbs IS a s urg 1cal serv t c~; 10 30 am ch ur ch F IR S T SOUTH E RN Rev Steve n Wil son 7J0pt, l BAP TI ST Co rne r o t Secon d pallent a t V e terans Me m 011al Rev Ze li a Kru s zews kt E D E N UNIT E D a n d 1\ nd e rson M ason Pa s tor BETH A NY - (Dorca s) Hosp1lal BR E TH RE N IN CHU R IST Wa ll e r Cloud Sunday sc hoo l Wo r s hiP. 9 30 a m Ch ur c h E lde n R Bl a k e p as to r 9 J' am worshrp sr,o r \l tce 11 Mr and M rs Cli n t o n Sc hoo l fa 30 am S un d ay Sc h o o l 10 am a m a nd 7 lO p m Wee kly C ARM E L - Ch ur c h Sch oo l How a rd G ilkey of Albany w e r e dmner M c Co y s up t 1:\ tbl c s tudy We dn esd a y 7 J O 9 30 am Wors h tp 10 JO am Mo r n tnQ se r m on 11 a m guests of A va Gilkey on n d a nd dlh Sun days p "' Su n d a y n tght se rvt c e !. MA SON A S SEM BL Y O F' A PPLE GROVE - Sund a y CtHI STtan E nd eav o r Sunday 7 J O GOD Dudd ng La M rVason Sc hool 9 30 a m WorSh tp 7 30 p m So ng serv1c e H p m w Va Chester l ~; n n ant Lola Clark, M A Epple p m 1s t and 3r d Su nd a ys Pr each mq R 30 p m Mtd P3 s tor Sun da y Sc hoo l 9 15 Pray er m ee ttn g Wedn esd a y \~ ~;e f.. and Mrs R oosevelt Bra nha m P raye r m ee t111 9 a nt Chttd r e n c: Chur c h 6 J S 7 30 p m f-e llow s h tp su pper o..: dn es da y 7 p m R ay p n1 Yo un q P e opl es Se rvic e have aU bee n 111 w1th a v trus f tr st Sa t urday 6 p m UMW •1dams lay le ad er 6 IS p m E v a tHj Ci ts l tc 2nd Tues d ay 7 30 p m R o bin Gibso n r eturn e d to C HUR C H OF J ES U S Se r v tce 7 10 p m Wo m en s EAS T LETART - Ch ur c h C HRI ST Lo ca tt! d at M ls s ton a r y Co un cil 10 a m Es te lla R 1ley, E dna Moe her home m Columbus a fter Sc hool 1st 2nd 3rd Sundays R utla n d on New L tma Road ftr st a n d l ht r d Tues da ys 9 r J O am Founh Sun day n e xt to r o r es t Acr e Pa r k spending a few day s w1 t h t he R 1l ey , Mar y Mayes, Lmdsey P r a y e r a n d Bi ble S tudy 10 JO am Wors h 1p 2n d R e v Ray Rou se p as to r Wednesday 1 JO p m Mu ) es to R ic h a r d L Robert Alkires. Sun d ay 7 30 p m 4th Sund ay Ro be r I M usser Sunday Sch oo l I Mr and Mrs R ob e r t Alk1re H a gge J I) I ol Re-R ecord m g , 9 30 a m P r ay e r Mee t ing s upt Sunday sc hool 10 30 We dnesday 7 30 p m UMW a m Wor sh tp ? JO p m 0 1ble MHidl c po11 , t1A f\ l f( ol and Mr and Mrs Dog Bis hop l sf Tue sd ay 7 30 p m st udy We dne sd J y 7 JO p m CHRISl tnlh !L>i l. t lll W E SL E YAN - I Ra c tn e J J a m es Wells, tie neva Wells attended a dan c e at Galltpolts l': a turday nt ql I r>ro y r !)C r l h ~J Rev J'v tl l t.:tm C.rll11pb tl l Su n day Sc h oo l 10 a m "' r ,_. 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P a r c e l , Curre c tJve wo r sh ip , 7 30 p m , B ib le 1 R e v Ge o r g e Ho sc h a r , S und a y s 9 15 a m 41h st ud y Wednesday , 7 30 p m pa stor ' rund a y Sc hoo t 9 JO ' Mrs Margare t Allen fe ll Sa lisb ur y S un d ay 7 JO p m a 111 P r ayt>r a n d Bt h le study MORNIN G STAR MT \JNION BAPTIST 7 Ill p m Co t ta ge Prayer 111d dislocated her s houlder R 1c ha rrl E Ga ul , Belt) J Wors h• P ,9 30 a m Chu r ch C HliRCH R e v R D Mr and Mrs Earold Dea n Gaul t o P ma id Cla y , l.u) Sc hoo l 10 30 am M 1d Week Brown pa!lt o r Sunday Sc hool ~crv f ce 1 u esd a y 10 am Worsh p Scrv tce Th ur s d ay Ser vice W e dnesda y 8 p m Supt J o e •.,'l y r e Su nday J 30 p Il l ,JUI'Chaaed a h o u se fr om t he Ann ( 1.1\ r II.,( ( ht <.:II r MO R SE the sermonette Harrisonville Society News Meigs Property C H APEL DICKTRACY i!... J an 16, 1976 - I ·,... '• N ••• Television log for easy viewing ~ --.... 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MEIGS TIRE CENTER RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING 700 E Ma1n He 1l RACINE FOOD MARKET ' F me Food & Service Middleport Loc us t Sl Rac1ne D1a t 992 5248 ' RAY'S T.V. & HOME ENTERTAINMENT eENTER ~J~:~:~=~~~=~~~~~~~~~~ ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION I· - Ph 949 9591 Rac ene - 5LCW Sl:A.N PAINFULLY SLOW I ' The F•1e ndt y F o lk s ' Pom.,roy , Oh1o IN 7HE MEANTIME:, HM M~\!lE ~ ~RE ;K LET ME f:IU Y >0U AWM F[<OM n'l& DR~W ­ SOME WNCH I 1N6 f:IOARD I'.OULD DO ME GOOD OKAY 5TAN , 'lou•I(E or-.J 111 GOEGLEIN READY MIX POWELL'S SUPER VALU , ~ The Stor e wi th A Hear t Ph 949 Jl42 ' '" Sales- Quasa r-Se r vice Ph .,949 J ISI Middleport D1a t 992 3284 ~ THE DAILY SENTINEL 111 Court St ' Pomeroy, Oh1o"-::t M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODUNER Middleport. Ohio Transfers RALL'S BE~ FRANKLIN STORE Middleport, Ohio Meigs Cou nty Bronch THE ATHENS OOUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN 00. 296 W. Second KINGSBURY HOME SALES ,- & SERVICE, INC. The Fine st In Mobil e Homes 1100 E. Main Pomeroy Ph . 992-7034 WILKINSON'S Small E ngine Sates & Serv ice 498 Locust Sf Middleport Ph . 992 3092 consonant 39 Slo wly ( mus ) 40 Sandara c tree DOWN I Best o w 2 Indian Yeste rday ' s Answe r 7 Ge rman tower 3 iv1thout nsk com poser ( 4 wds ) 8 T ook n sks 4 Pro vote ( 2 wds ) 5 P e ggy 9 Inle t Flemmg, 12 QUibble eg 16 - f iXe 6 lnhabtlant 19 D ISmiSSed of 22 - lngger Galilee's 23 N ot allegorblrthplace te al 24 Asian land 25 Starr m g r oles 26 Religton of Japa n 28 Commuruty 29 Woody vme 30 Presby ter 35 - ordinalre 36 Old not e Bo wling alley - Ja ne Grey Ph 992-3163 l'omoroy GAUL'S MARKET LOWEEN -- HAVE 'lE GOT A STEP LADDER I COULD BORRV ? NO, I AIN'T, LUK EV 1::::::::;:~~ - - BUT I GOT A WATC H-'IORE - STEP LADDER . P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nat/onwtde Ins uranc e Co or Columbus. 0 . 107 Spr1ng Ave Pumoroy ' Dltl99'l -2318 Prlv llege' J SAT UR DAY, J AN UARY 17, 1976 Washi ngton Debates ll 6 30-Film 4 Fun for E veryone 6, Treehouse Club 10 7 IJO--Sat u rday Report 3 Farm Front 4 E ddie Sa under s 6 Treehou se C lub 8, U S Farm Report 10 Kentu c k y Af ield 13 7 30-Bu llwm k le 3 I Dream of Jeann ie 4 Jetsons 6. Ve geta ble Sou p 15 Dusty 's Tree house 8, Man from C 0 S t 10 Devl tn 13 M ister Roge r s 20 8 IJO--Eme rgency Plu s 4 3.4 15. Hong Ko ng Phooey 6 13 P e bbles a nd Bamm Ba mm 8,1 0 Sesame Street 20 8 31!-Josle And th e Pussycat s 3,4,15 . Tom and J erry Gra pe A pe 6 13 Bugs Bunny Road Ru nne r 8. Buggs Bunny and Friends 10 9 301!-Secre l Ltves of Wa ldo Kitt y 3,4 15 , E teclrlc Company 20 9 31!- P/nk P a nt he r 3,4 1S Lost Sau c er 13 Big B lue Marb le 6 Scooby Doo B 10 M ister Rogers 20 10 IJO--Land ot the Lost 3.4 15 Adventures ot G ill igan 13 Hot Dog 6 Shazam t lsls 8,1 0 Se same Street 20 10 31!-Run J oe. Run 3 4 15 , Groovle Goolles 6,13 6 IJO--P u bt lc Atla lrs 10 , -' n ; ,.., ' 11 DO- Ret urn to th e P lanet of t he Apes 3,4, 15 , ~ S pe~d Buggy 6, 13 Spa ce Nuts 8,10, E lec t ric Com p any 20 11 31!-Westwtnd J 4.1 5. Odd bal l Cou ple 13 . C BP A Bow ling 6, G host Buste r s 8,10, M is ter Roge r s 20 12 OD-J etso ns 3 4 IS, U nc le Croc s Block 13 , Valley of t he Dmosaurs 8,10 Vegege tab le Sou p 20 12 30- Go U SA 3,4 . 15 . A m e r ican Ba nd sta nd 13 , ' Vlewpotn l B F at Albert 10 OD-N F L FoolbaiiSpecl at 3, C ham p ions 4 , Soul Tra in ,. 6 Ch a mp ions 8 . Ch ildre n 's Fil m Festi va l 10. ' Wa l ly's Work s hop 15, Lowell Tho m as Re m e mbe r s 33 • ~~ 31!-Mars hat I Ba sketball 3 Nashv ille o n the Roa d 13 . Ac ross theFe nce 15 Btograph y 33 2 IJO--Co tt ege Ba s ke t ball 3 4,6 M issio n t mpossl bte 6 , ,, Co llege Baske tball 15 Urba n Lea g ue 10 Me d lx 13 , F il m 33 2 3Q-Mov le " The Lo ne Texan " 10 Town Topics 13 Valia n t Y e ar s 33 3 01!-N F L C ham ptonshtp games 6 Safety Town 13 . " Cities at War 33 3 3Q-P ro Bowl in g 6 , 13 4 OD-Col tege Ba sketbal l 3 4,15 Grand Prix '76 8.10. I nslght 33 "' 4 3Q-Cha tl e ng e of th e Sexes B 10 A Btl Wi th Kni t 33 5 oo-W td e Wo r ld of Sports 6, 13 Go lf 8.1 0. Fre n c h Chef J 3 5 31}-G uppl eS to Grou pers 33 '' 6 00- News 3,4 8 10 God Has t he Answer 15, Wha t ~ No w , Amenc a ? 33 6 3Q-N BC News 3,4, 1S ABC News 13 News 6 Rhoda • 8, CBS N ews 10, L tlt as. Yoga and You 33 7 oo-World a t War 3, Lawre nc e We lk 4, 15. Hee Haw 6.18 F iri ng Ltne 33 In The Know 10, News m aker 76 13 7 30--- T reasure H(ln t 3 La st of the Wtl d 10 To Be An nounced 13 8 00::;-E m erge ncyl 3 4,1 5, Howa rd Cossell13 Colle g e Basket b all6 , '" lg h School Bow 8 J elle rsons 10 Riva ls of Sherlock Hol mes 33 B 31!-WCH S T V Re port 8. Doc 10 9 OQ- Movle T he M idnight Ma n " 3,4 15, S W A T 13 Mary Ty le r M oore 8,1 0 Austt n C tl y L tml t s 33 9 JQ- Bob New hart 8. 10 10 IJO--S W A T 6 , Su p e rn lg ht a t the Super Bow l 8, tO , Sou nd s t age 33 • 11 oo-NFL C ha m p ionsh ip Games 6 News 13 J a nak l 33 11 3Q--News J 4, A m e r1 can O ut doors m an 15 " 11 31!-A BC News 6 News 8 10 Movte " B lood a nd ' Lace· 13 11 45- M ovle ' M ar ines, Let s Go 6 ,. 11 so-Mov ie Texas Ac ross the Ri ver " 3, Saturday N ig ht 4 15 "' 12 OQ---Don Kirs hner s Rock Co ncert 8 M ov 1e " Bell s t • a r e R 1ng lng" 10 QO-Don K1rsh ne r s Rock Concert 6 15- News 3, Movle ' Assig n m e nt Te rror' 13 21!-Mo v le ' T he Ballad of JoSle' 4 1 45-Movle ' R tver o l Mys t ery " 3 2 IJO--Movl e The Hook ' tO " 2 so-Mo v ie ' Back tra c k ' 4 3 IJO--AB C News 13 3 45-' Bac ktra c k ' 3 •• 4 IJO--Movl e ' Hot Ro ds to He ll' 10 4 2Q-M o v te " Plai ns o f Battl e' 4 " 5 45-M ov le ' Me rr y Go Round of 1938' 3 AstraGraph • Berntice Bade O s o l For S aturday , J a n 17, t97 6 position lnttials of a Stevenson 32 No t he r s ARI ES (Ma rc h 21 -Aprlt 19) ta ke charge 1nc ltnat on may come 1o the lore to d ay Don t be too O\ler bea rtng or Yovr you II •nsp1te mo re rebels than you wtll suppo rters TAURUS (Ap11t 20 May 20 ] 34 Im pell e d You may have to co nt en d wr lh some un usual erupllons on the 33 No thmg 36 Old home Iron! toda y You can oath I..........J'--'-- -'-,-J weather the s to rm Kee p yo ur cool D ·\ ILY CRY I'TO<!liOTE - ll e~t•', h o" to 11 GE MINI ( May 2 1 June 20 ) Its !me to be frank but wetgh what A X \1)1. 8 1\ \ X R you ha\le to say before soun 15 1 0:\GFE I I O W d ing off Don I ]Oil OThers With On e le llct s 1mpl) ~ ta n d s fm n no th Pr In t ht s sam ple >\ ts opm on:s that a re A btl too sharp USC'd f o r t he th, n I s X f o r the 1\\ tl 0 s et c ~ m g 1 e l<' lt crs C AN CE R (Ju ne 21-Juty 22 ) ap o~ t rop h e s 1h c lrn g lh and f ot mat to n of t he \\. Onl s a1e a ll Trea t you r possessio ns w•th hmt s Ea<' h d I\ t!'ft' to d c lc tl f' l s n(' d1fT r r• nt mo re care to d ay You tend to be c are less w1th sma ll bu t I R VI'TOQUOTES \laluable 1te ms Those dtmes add up to dollars C OUPKV XlKK E PT XU I EXQIIX LEO (July 23-Aug 22} Usually when you set your mtnd to t you rema1 n lrrm Today you re MU C X PXE IY GXUlQ C TV BCXU I Q •ncl u1ed to be vac rllattng - to the detr1m en 1 of your best 1n E C R C X UGWI - XU! XCKIYZV teres ts Yest erd ay 's Cry ptoquot e. THERE iS NO FINER IN- VIR G O ( Au g 23 - Se pt 22 ] VESTM ENT FOR ANY COMM UNI TY THAN PU'ITING MILK Don t 1 e veal wha t was told to you 1n con fiden ce Jus t to IN T O B A BIE S - WI NS TON CHURCHI LL trt.fia le your lts teners Silence ((') 19'76 Ki n& Features Synd1ca le / nc • ts golden :;;;-t- +-t-.,...j ""'k . '(00 THE CAAZ'ILJTTLE HEA~D A6M 11JH0 TO SCHOOL 81JJLOJN65 ? Chester. Ohio 5 00 - M ovl e "' 28 Vo c al c om- - ·- McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE 37 Cru e l o ne 38 Unasp1ra t e d 5 JG- Mov ie " Bul let fo r a Ba dm a n" 4 [:=:::::::r-z2:~1IT 2 2 -BUT WHAT ~~~~~=~~~-r:r~~~~;-~~{i~~Ji~~~Yr~~~~u=~~25Sklarea AS H£WONT MIND d e VIce 22 'BOUT Li'L ABN ER ::=-J:! Hf§~~~~~;RI~~ AMERICAN 16 ')t;tJ EDING OFF ON 26 Afor~ MAH HUSBIN ,,_ rr.c--.....;::~ 1 TRASHBERRY A SECREI- C I A m e ntio ne d 27 Summe r PiE ftMISSION 'r(F r ) Ph . 9495961 Third St . Ra e me Pomeroy D1ai 992 2101 De a ler beca use our ha nd 1s too str ong to pa ss <J nd we don t open \\ea k fou1 ca t d m aJors (D o you have a qu es tiOn for the experts? Wnte Ash tbe Jacobys c are of t h1s news p aper The Jacobys will ans wer In diVIdua l quest10 ns 1/ sta mped sert addressed en velopes are enclosed The mos t mteres tm g que st1ons Will be used m t h•s column and will rece 1ve co p1e s o f JACOBY M ODERN ) call answer 23 MARK V STORE . 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RUTH'S MARKET ta1 n hand s such as don t hi.J VP to use a con ACROSS I Ch m ese por t 5 Astronauts rturf' 10 Bodega purc hase II Pu t the on (squelc h ) 13 Thea ter group ( a b br ) If Sagac ious 15 H ooray' 16 G 1ve - whirl ( 2 w ds ) J7 Red-eyed ca rp 18 German c1ty -~ Bake r s o f Gay 90 Br e a d Ph 992 JOJO Mtddle port Ph 992 3785 Yo u by THOMAS JOSEPH BETSY ROSS BAKERY Kee p sa ke Dramo nd R mg s lly Usw a td &Ja m es Ja c ob y ~ - K&C JEWELERS A Carolma r eade r wants 1o kn ow 1f ~w~. e co nsider any t hree ca rd c lu b s u tt as prope rl y b 1d d"b ie f hc answer IS t hat w1 th cer 9y ventwn 1f vou don t Y.a nt to Hence N 01 th d e t..: Jde d t o JU St ~~~\.~~., b1d t hr ee notr ump ms tead ol ANOTHER t r v m g to find .I 4 4 spndc !It >tO HORABL E Stx t een opposite JOJUSt adds Pf:RsoH. to 26 d nd s1pt e bo th Nort h and Soo1h ha d 4 3 3 3 d tSt rtbu tw n !hey could expect t he pl u1 for game to be a tough one r"ll~Ea~t won t he lte.1rt l ead dec uJcd th a t his part ner h o~ d led t he top ol nothmg so Ea s t sh1t t erl to the deuce o! c lubs \\ es t s q ueen was allo\\ ed to l1 o ld th e t n ck Clubs " e r e c o n~ Two Lo c at1on s Middl epor t , 0 59 N Sec ond St Galltp o tl s , 0 46 Court St ~ P.t ::;:-; Oti E. - LOUI S W Os borne 220E Ma m Pomeroy Ph 992 2178 - -- ----- - SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT Ph 992 3486 100 E M a m ,Rl- ACC USE~ '11>4 OF Sll:AL IN ' ~E I R MEAT "' r- ~ 1 N T l-'ass HE CLA IMED ~EY Kr.JOWING SET 'IM UP SY "TT<OSE 'TWO PLAN'TING EVIDENCE I \\OULDN 'T IN ~ I S CAVE ' OOUST IT 1 ' Ph 992 5130 --- WHAT 'D ZAK SAY W HE N Z IGGY AN We F1 ll All Doc tor s P re sc r iptions 992 295 5 Pome roy Pass Opl• ru ng lcdtl SWISHER &LOHSE PHARMACY Pom e roy So111 h ANNIE ALLEY ClOP -- Nor t h r·11'!i l 1\i ~li Bak e r s o t Good Bread Huntington , W Va - \\ e st IN I 40 1 J 1 DUDLEY'S t !Hi4 <4> JB 4 2 ¥ K 1062 • HEINER'S BAKERY MIDWAY MARKET Pom e roy Ph m 2562 Ma son , P h 773 572 1 BOB'S MARKET - WAID CROSS SONS STORE • o\75 3 <I> Q105 sotrrn m, Wtth th e hope tt will, tn som e measure, fost er and help susta tn th at wht ch is good in family and commun1ty life, thi s feature 1s spon sored by • th e bustness firm s and organization s who se names appear below FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS 2 Conv e nt e nt Lo ca tion s • 10 !J 52 4 ,\ Q7 P !><t l m~ 110 I i F AS t • K I • ,, J HAPPY2 Gl.IES.SSu nrJ ay Luk e Wf ST •• • Not 1cc that a c h urch a p!)C~:~. rs n01 o nce, but twt ce m the d rawm gs I ha ve a lwa y!<> tho ug ht t h1 s ~ y mbo lt c bec a use the C h urlh wa ~ ~ uc h a n unpor1anl laciOr m G rand mu ther \ ltl e Her Fa 11 h u phe ld her th rough ma ny da rk 1 1me ~ a nd what w .t ~ 1mporra m w a!l th at she co m mu n1 ca tcd 11 h l a ll o f u:o, A no the r pn ce l e .!>~ m he r1t ance from my Grandm o ther - he r B1b k and he r Fu ulr lnt Sh~ SbUig V g n a LOSER ., p 1c tu re o f m y Grandmm he r a nd G rand fat her H a rn !l wh tc h ha s a lw ays been loca ted at the page wh 1c h re co rd s thc1r m arr 1agc I recal l wh e n t h 1 ~ peppery , lill ie gray ha ired lad y ~huwed me the p rc lure ror the frr~t t1 mc He r f1n ger~ were old and wn nklcd l rc m bl1ng a s._s he turn ed 10 n Copy grlt ]976 Ke s10 1\avf'r! s ng Serv ca ¥ Q" t K tO 2 l/"Cd,s />R6 OKAY • t mu ~d ard t h t s ti me Sout h won wtth h1s ace So u t h led t h e qu ee n o f <h a m o nd s It W est had lo t tt ho ld t he c h a n ces a re t h at So u t h would h ave gone set But \\ c~o:t took hi S ace m o rd e r lo cle,tr the cl ubs NaY. So4th cou ld count to e 1gh t tncks O n e spade t h r ee he"rts lwo d za m onds and tw o clu bs He n eeded t he s p"d e fm esse to get to mne It los t Bu t s m ce Eas t h e ld !he last cl ub the def e nse couldn t sco r e the zr f 1fth tn ck 16 It JI!-Jo hn ny Car son 3,4 15 Rook ie s 6 , 13 Mov ie '' Sp lnout 8 M ovie " T he C r lmson Cu lt" 10, J anak I 33 12 4s-Sa mmy an d Compan y 6. I ron side 13 1 IJO-- M idn lght Spec ial 3,4 15. Mov te' T h e T r unk' 10 1 45- News 13 2 3Q-Ne w s 3 Movie "]a gga r t ' 4 3 00-- Movle " The P la in s man" J 4 oo-Movle " The T ra l1o r s' 4 4 15-Movle " There's O ne Born Every M 1n ute " 3 ' LIBRA (S e pt 2 3 Oct 23) N ew ~ and unu s ual1 h1ngs a re hable tO •} appeal to you to day eve n 11 th oug h yolt have no real need for them Make su re you II use ' ' wha t you buy , SCORPIO (Oct 24- Nov 221 '. AVo d rnaktng changes for the s ake of change Do n t go off o n t a tac k you have n t th ough t throug h careful y SAG ITTARIU S (Nov 23- Dac 21) Don t voluntee r ad v1c~ u n ~. les s •t s spectf ca ll)! requ e sle d, If ot hers a1e tnte reste d 1n your optnto n they II ask lo r t _. CAPRICORN (O e c 2 2 -Jan : 19) A well meanmg frte nd to day mav try to put yo u on to somethmg she fee ls rs a gold en • o ppor tun tly Do n I dt\le 1n FirS\., tes t the wate r AQUARIU S (J a n 20-Fob 19) , Try to syn ch ronrze you r g oal s • w th those of your ma te toda y • Seek ar eas wh e re ull!ly o f p u r ~ pose prevarls PISCES (Feb 20-Ma rch 20] Concentrate all your a b Itty on any 't\o rk you ro doing wh ~r eti th e re 1s cnt•cal toleran c e H 0111e rw1so you may have to do the JOb over ® ~ :; Jan 17 , 1976 Seek ways thtS co m1ng yea r to add to yOLit s tore of pract1 caJ know ledge Lear n thmg s that •• you feel you c an use late r Th•S •.t I ~ your pa th to progress " �9- The Daily Sentine l, Middlepor t-Pome r oy , 0 , ~'nday 8 -'!'he Dl>lly Sent me l , M iddleport -Pomer oy, 0 , Fr1day, Ja n 16, 1976 ~ch ool 9 .a't a m ~ unday eve n tn g worship S prnc er pa s t v r Troy Wo rsh 1p 11 a n1 Church T UPPERS PLAI"''S Zwdlmq S unday school sup t Sch ool 10 "m C H R: IS TI A N CHURCH Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m POR TLAN 0 WOrSf'l•P E ttq C'rH \Jn d t•r wood pilstor morn•nq wo rshtp 10 30 7 10 p m Ch urch ~ct'lool9 30 l tuw. trt.l c, aldw c ll J r unday Sunday evc'lngf' I!Si tc rl'lCCi'hng J Ill CllOOI \IJJI tltl<J.Jy ~cho o l 7 30 P m P ray er mt•el l ng SUTTO N - C hur c h ~C h OO I q ltt .:t n Mo rntnQ ~crmon Wecmcsday 7 JO P rn 9 30 am Worsh •P lsi and Jrd 10 !U a • 1 5und o y e ven tng , M IDD LEP ORT Sun days 10 JO a Ill o;e rvr ce I p m ESLE Y A N MT MOR I A H B AP TI S T .J N OR TH EAS T C LU STE R POM£ROY TRINIT Y LE l ART FALl,. S UNIT E D C H URCI-i Co rn er Fou rl h a n d Ma1n R ev R obcr tM ecce Rev W H Perr tn pa sto r IH ET HH E N Re v rr. so n villc R ev 0 De ll M R ev Hen r y tl:(''f P as tor 1 ddleport Roy Ma yer Sunday s.::hool I r1 1.ld nd Norrts p.J!:.tor M an ley Pastor H en r y Eblm J r , pastor Sun da y School D c n n•s Creega•, 5up t Church school 9 15 5 I loy d Nor rt s su pt ~ und&y unctay S("hoo l Sup t S unday 9 JO a m Mrs Erv•n Assoc M •n •s l cr a m wo r Sh rp se rvtce 10 2J sc hool 9 JO a m morn mg School 9 30 a rn Even1ng 13aumg ardn er !iupt Morntng JO PP A - worS h ip 10 a 111 am Yo uth cho•r rehearsa l. worsh se rmon 10 30 am Prayer tp1 lO p rn Prayer and wor s h 1 p 10 ~Sam p Mo nd ay J JO p m unde r Pr a 1 se~erv 1 ce Thlt r sday 7 JO • JE HOV AH s WITN ESSES Chu r c h Sc hool9a m raycr ser'o'1C£' Wednesday 1 J O p m d tr ec t ton o t Mary S k n ner p m Meet~nq We dn esd ay B p m CH ES HIR E CHURCH OF sentor chotr r ehearsal 1 JO S y R A C US E FI RS T - Lcury Carnahan prestdtt1g LO NG BO T TOM Wa r GO D OF PROPHECY - G P p m Thur s day w tfh Mrs Paul CHURCH O F GO O Rev mtntster S unday Btb l e Sht p 9 am Sunday Sc hool ~ m tl h pastor Sunday Sc hoo l lec tur e 9 30 am Watc h 9 4 5 ;;~ m Pr aye r Meelt nq Nease d tr ec tor In rr m Arthur Henson , George Otle r pas lo r Sun day lo we r study 10 30 am P OM EROY CHURCH O F school 30 p m ~up t Mornt ng Worshtp 1 1 9 ~5 a m morntng Tuesd ay Bible s tud y 7 30 Wednesday 7 THE NAZARENE - Corner pr eactHng 11 am T NORTH B E THEL ant Young Peop les se rvtce p Ill hursday m tn ts try Wors h tp II it m Church Un 1on .!n d Mv lber r y Re \1 7p m Even10g servrce 7 JO ev iln gcl Site servtce 7 30 p m school 7 30 p m serv •c e Sc hool am Cl';' de V Hender so n pasfor 10 p m Wednesday M1d Week P rayer meeltng Thur sday mectm~ 8 30 p m AL FRED s d , h 1 Sunday sc h o o l 9 30 am Glen 7 30 P m Prayer ~ e r v rce 7 30 p m M IDDL E PORT CHURCH Un ay C 00 M cC lung su p! morntn g Youlh mec f tn g 6 JO p m POMERO Y W ES T SI DE OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN 945am Worshrp ll>am wor sh ip 10 30 a n1 e ventn g CH U R C H OF CHRI ST 700 w E ve otnq worsht p 7 30 p m UNION _ Lawreoce Manle y Prayer m ee l tpg ~~nesday se rvte e 7 30 m td week Matn St CHESTER CH U RCH OF Je rt Y Paul pas tor Mrs Russell Young 1 45p m UMW 3/ T u esday serv 1ce We dn es d ay 7 30 p m THE NAZARENE Rev ,, n ts ter ph o n e 992 7666 Su day Sch ool Supl Su11 day 6 P m GRACE EPISCOPAL - Th e C on se r\lattve non n R EE DSVILL E, Sunday Herbert G r a te pas t o r Sc hoo l q 30 am Evcn1ng Sc hoo l 9 30 am Wors h •p7 30 Re\1 Haro ld Dee th r ee ler Worsh p scrvtce 11 am and nstrum Cr1 1.;tt Sun day wor 1Aor5h p 7 30 Wednesday p Chur c h s e r v tces 10 30 am 7 JO p m Sunday S un day sh P 10 a rn Brbl e s tu dy 11 praye r meetmg 7 JO P rn p m r ay c r Me~> 1mg 7 30 Holy com m un ton f1rst Sunday am Sc hoo l 9 30 a m R lc ha r d worShip 6 p m Wed MT MORI AH CHURCH OF P m Tuesday UMW 7 30 o f monfh c h urch schOol 10 30 ncsday Ut bl e s tud y 1 p m G OO R R 1 7 lh 1st Thursday Bart on su pt P rayer meflltng ~ actne ou c e Pm SIL V ER RIDGE Wur a m tor nu r se r y th ro uu h 1~ Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev James M Muncy POM E RO Y CHU RC H OF 10 am Church Sc hool 9 ~ BRADFOR D CHURCH OF RUTLAND FR EE WILL pastor Sun day scnoo t 9 45 Sh•P C HRI ST - Rt ch&rd E v a nson am CHR I ST Cl tff ord Smtt h BAPTI ST Roger Turner am morntng wors h •p 11 TUPPERS PLAINS pastor Bt ble s ch oo l, 9 30 m •ntster S unday Sc hool 9 30 pastor Supen n le n dent Doy le am e ven 1ng worshtp 7 30 worsh•p 9 a m Church Sch ool a m wo r sh iP 10 30 a m a m morn m g ch ur ch 10 30 ad ul t worshtp .ser v rce an d Hudso n Su nday sc hoo l 10 Prayer me e trng Tuesday 10 am Morn ng worshtp 11 7 30 pm Young peop les KENO CHURC H OF am Sunday even mg servtce yo un g peop le s -m e e t mg 7 JO a m 7 30 p m Wednesday servrce S unday e \len tng SE'r\ltCC mee ll ng 7 30 P m Thursday CH RI ST - George F rederiCk p m Co mbrned B1b le s t udy am Rom 1 30 Wednesday Btb te study M I DDL EP ORT F I R S T sup ! 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Wors h t p nesday 7 30 p m Allhou ses on the c orne r a nd m ee tr n g 7 30 p m f1r s 1 10 30 am Chu r c h Sc hoo l 9 JO We dne sday of mon th am w11l move ther e s oo n S YRA CUSE CHUR CH oF MA SON COUNT Y SYRAC US E C LU ST E R THE NAZ AR E N E Da le 1\\ ~G r. r1"~ ' c r.1 11 51 Fr~ends he re were sorry to Rev R1 c har d E Ja r vts Ba ss pas t o r Bo b Mo o r e ~.:c on d a d P o m e roy ~ I s ASB UR Y WorSh ip 11 learn of t he d eath of Sun day s choo l su p! S unday ~ ~ ~n Cr a tg p a s to r S un d ay a m Ch urc h Sch oo l q 50 am sc hool c las ses for a il a ges sc hool 9 ~5 a m wo rs htp Lawre n ce Sm1th of a hea r t UMW t r s t Tuesda y 9 30 a m morn tng wors h p se r v tce I1 a m tra tn 1n g FO R ST R UN Wo r Ship 9 a tta c k 10 d5 a m N Y P S 6 30 p m un ton 6 30 p m eve n m g The John S tout h om e has a m Ch ur c h Sc hoo l 10 am ev a n g e lrstl c se rv1 ce 7 30 p m wo r sh tp se r vtce 7 30 p m T h e forme r Dasa Ma rkins UMW th trd We dne s day 7 30 been sold t o R o n Jack son Mtd we e k pra ye r me ettng Mtd wee k pr aye r se r v tce pm and he r n e w h us b a n d v 1s 1ted We dn es d ay 7 30 p m We dn es day 7 30 p m Mrs G o lda Ep pl e has MIN ERS VI L L E - Worsh ip mtss1o nary m ee tt ng sec on d MAS ON C HUR C H OF M1 a nd Mrs H m l Fre nch l Oa m Chur ch Sch oo l 9 am returned ho m e f r om We dn esda y 7 J O p m CH R IST P 0 BO >C4B 7 M ile r UM W !h tr d Mon day 7 30 p m las t wee k UNIT E D FA ITH NON ~~ Mason w Va Su nd a y Ve ~rans M e m on al Hosp1la l S Y R A C\J S E Ch ur c h D E NOMIN At iONA L - Re v Bt ble Study 10 am Wor s h rp Mr and Mrs Roy W 1sema n Sch ool 9 30 a m wor s h p after surge r y and gettm g Rob e rt Sm 1l h p a s tor Sun d a y 11 am a nd 7p m B bl e S tu dy s e r v 1ce 7 30 p m v1s1ted her paren ts, Mr .!!nd s c h o ol ? 30 am cl a s s We d n es d a y 7 p m Voc al along fine SO UTHERN CLUSTER lea d e r L eo H t ll w o r s h ip m USIC Mrs Earl Sta rkey , S un day Re v Howa rd Sht ve ley Walter Elbs IS a s urg 1cal serv t c~; 10 30 am ch ur ch F IR S T SOUTH E RN Rev Steve n Wil son 7J0pt, l BAP TI ST Co rne r o t Secon d pallent a t V e terans Me m 011al Rev Ze li a Kru s zews kt E D E N UNIT E D a n d 1\ nd e rson M ason Pa s tor BETH A NY - (Dorca s) Hosp1lal BR E TH RE N IN CHU R IST Wa ll e r Cloud Sunday sc hoo l Wo r s hiP. 9 30 a m Ch ur c h E lde n R Bl a k e p as to r 9 J' am worshrp sr,o r \l tce 11 Mr and M rs Cli n t o n Sc hoo l fa 30 am S un d ay Sc h o o l 10 am a m a nd 7 lO p m Wee kly C ARM E L - Ch ur c h Sch oo l How a rd G ilkey of Albany w e r e dmner M c Co y s up t 1:\ tbl c s tudy We dn esd a y 7 J O 9 30 am Wors h tp 10 JO am Mo r n tnQ se r m on 11 a m guests of A va Gilkey on n d a nd dlh Sun days p "' Su n d a y n tght se rvt c e !. MA SON A S SEM BL Y O F' A PPLE GROVE - Sund a y CtHI STtan E nd eav o r Sunday 7 J O GOD Dudd ng La M rVason Sc hool 9 30 a m WorSh tp 7 30 p m So ng serv1c e H p m w Va Chester l ~; n n ant Lola Clark, M A Epple p m 1s t and 3r d Su nd a ys Pr each mq R 30 p m Mtd P3 s tor Sun da y Sc hoo l 9 15 Pray er m ee ttn g Wedn esd a y \~ ~;e f.. and Mrs R oosevelt Bra nha m P raye r m ee t111 9 a nt Chttd r e n c: Chur c h 6 J S 7 30 p m f-e llow s h tp su pper o..: dn es da y 7 p m R ay p n1 Yo un q P e opl es Se rvic e have aU bee n 111 w1th a v trus f tr st Sa t urday 6 p m UMW •1dams lay le ad er 6 IS p m E v a tHj Ci ts l tc 2nd Tues d ay 7 30 p m R o bin Gibso n r eturn e d to C HUR C H OF J ES U S Se r v tce 7 10 p m Wo m en s EAS T LETART - Ch ur c h C HRI ST Lo ca tt! d at M ls s ton a r y Co un cil 10 a m Es te lla R 1ley, E dna Moe her home m Columbus a fter Sc hool 1st 2nd 3rd Sundays R utla n d on New L tma Road ftr st a n d l ht r d Tues da ys 9 r J O am Founh Sun day n e xt to r o r es t Acr e Pa r k spending a few day s w1 t h t he R 1l ey , Mar y Mayes, Lmdsey P r a y e r a n d Bi ble S tudy 10 JO am Wors h 1p 2n d R e v Ray Rou se p as to r Wednesday 1 JO p m Mu ) es to R ic h a r d L Robert Alkires. Sun d ay 7 30 p m 4th Sund ay Ro be r I M usser Sunday Sch oo l I Mr and Mrs R ob e r t Alk1re H a gge J I) I ol Re-R ecord m g , 9 30 a m P r ay e r Mee t ing s upt Sunday sc hool 10 30 We dnesday 7 30 p m UMW a m Wor sh tp ? JO p m 0 1ble MHidl c po11 , t1A f\ l f( ol and Mr and Mrs Dog Bis hop l sf Tue sd ay 7 30 p m st udy We dne sd J y 7 JO p m CHRISl tnlh !L>i l. t lll W E SL E YAN - I Ra c tn e J J a m es Wells, tie neva Wells attended a dan c e at Galltpolts l': a turday nt ql I r>ro y r !)C r l h ~J Rev J'v tl l t.:tm C.rll11pb tl l Su n day Sc h oo l 10 a m "' r ,_. I 10 p 11 1 P 1!it C'Ir <:l! n d ay Sc hoo l 9 111 to Bob by P ope, R osemary Saturday nigh t w o r s h p 11am J r UMYF HEMLOCK GROVE am J am (:S It t Ql,u, 5l•rt We d nes d ay 3 30 p m B1 ble , Babe Whaley r e por ts that Pope, Pa r ce ls Sale m CHRISTIAN R o g e r , even mg sr. r v tc e 7 30, p n• Study Thursday 7 p m Choi r Wa t s on p a stor Wall ace WtJ dl ,eSd il y £> vP. nm g p r a yer there is frost on the windows La rry E Ba1ley , S h a r on S Pra c t ce T h ur s day 8 p m Bra d t or d s u ~t • m or n ing m ('e ft n g 7 JO p m Yout h L E TART FALLS - Ch ur c h and they are slee ping un der Ba1ley, Eva Batley t o Be~ ­ wor sh 1p 9 30 c h urch s chool, Prdy e r se r \l tCe each Tu esd a y ~ c hoo l 151 2nd 3rd ~ u n day s 10 30 y oung P! Opte 's FA I RVIEW BIBL E electric blankets In Clea r na r d Wa ll a ce , Be tty Wa lla ,c 10 IS am 4th S unday 9 15 m e e ttng 6 30 p m , evening CHURCH Le tarl W Va Rl am Worsh ip ls i , 2nd 3rd -ter, Fla . P a r c e l , Curre c tJve wo r sh ip , 7 30 p m , B ib le 1 R e v Ge o r g e Ho sc h a r , S und a y s 9 15 a m 41h st ud y Wednesday , 7 30 p m pa stor ' rund a y Sc hoo t 9 JO ' Mrs Margare t Allen fe ll Sa lisb ur y S un d ay 7 JO p m a 111 P r ayt>r a n d Bt h le study MORNIN G STAR MT \JNION BAPTIST 7 Ill p m Co t ta ge Prayer 111d dislocated her s houlder R 1c ha rrl E Ga ul , Belt) J Wors h• P ,9 30 a m Chu r ch C HliRCH R e v R D Mr and Mrs Earold Dea n Gaul t o P ma id Cla y , l.u) Sc hoo l 10 30 am M 1d Week Brown pa!lt o r Sunday Sc hool ~crv f ce 1 u esd a y 10 am Worsh p Scrv tce Th ur s d ay Ser vice W e dnesda y 8 p m Supt J o e •.,'l y r e Su nday J 30 p Il l ,JUI'Chaaed a h o u se fr om t he Ann ( 1.1\ r II.,( ( ht <.:II r MO R SE the sermonette Harrisonville Society News Meigs Property C H APEL DICKTRACY i!... J an 16, 1976 - I ·,... '• N ••• Television log for easy viewing ~ --.... FRIDAY , JANUARY 16, 1974 ,... 7 3G- P orte r Wagoner J Treasure H unt 4 Ca ndi d Ca me ra 6, Even tn g E d ition wi th Mar tin Agronsky 20 $25,000 Pyrami d 10 To 1 ell I he 1 ruth 1 ~ Pop • Goes the Country 15 Black Perspective on the News 33 8 00-San ford a nd So n 3 4 IS Mov 1e ' Vo lcano 6, l.J Ame n c a n Ice Spectacula r 8, 10, Wash ing ton Week In Rev aew 20,33 8 31!-Ch tc o a nd t he M a n 3 4 IS Wall St ree t Week 20 33 9 00--- Roc k ford Fl ies 3 4 15 Mm11 e ' C lass of 44' 8 10, F 1nng Ltn e 20 Maste rpiece The a tre 33 10 O~Po ltce Story 3,4 15 ~ ews 20 Educa t io n a l Imp l1c a t lon s 33 10 31}-A vt a f lon Wea th e r 20 11 OD- News J 4 6.8. 10, 13 15 AB C News 33 ---"" ...••·~ • t Co\PI' AIN E ASY THERE, EFFEW DI 15 THE MINATUR.E" P'IF.AMID WHICH HA$ t'>E!'N STOR&D H6F.E Slr.J CS. VOUR LMT ARC H~E­ OLOG'I C AL E X PEDITIO~ WAI T A M I ~ U TE MR M e ~EE~ Ai<E YO U THI~ K I N THAT Z E'RNE J: !i> 1011~$1116 LOOT MA'/ l'o E 5 TA.9 t;JS IDE TH IS THIIJ G z .--~'<J I • WHY EL.;E WO ULD THE HIJ ACKERS BE 0 FFE'R I~ 0 TO TRADE THE- A IR-\1 0 ~/Le FIL.,_ S FOR IT 2 S URE DOESN'T LOOK. LIKE IT? EVER 5EE>J E>ROI<EN '"'TO ! WIN AT BRIDGE Non-conventional 3 N.T. -.... NORTH 4 I 8b4 BOR N O ur fam1l y B1blc 1 ~ a ve nera b le \IO iumc II ha s bee n pa~sed fro m gc nc ratr o n 10 gc nentl lo n gomg to the o ld est e ach t1mc and no w, as long a s I l1ve, 11 ~ h a :l be m rne I have a l w ay~ been ra~c ma led by th iS wedd mg Scr pturus se1e ..1en by TM Amer can B•ble &lc•ely 4o K 9 7 • 'iCIJ'R5 t.£JT f.. Si<UIJK flOW WOUl-D 'IOU I(I.'O\I.I BUT SI(UIJI('S A-RE AAPI"' V ~ 'OJ' Rt: iF t.£JT W:. KO\!.J DO '/OJ l<NOW WHE'T\15R I l<J.X)W WHE'TH5R SKUtJK7 AI¢ HAPP'I " ,..--;;;:;/ J Monda y 11 22 15 Wed ne!> day E.o. od u!l Thur!>day 1 ul.: t 16 19 lt 12 1 14 5 1 I 17 • Q J8 ... i\ 6 3 North Sou th \ ulner <~ bl c G r oce n es & Ge ne ral Me r c h a nd ise Ph 949 S772 Ractne -- REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES 214 E Moun LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-GOLDEN RULE i':~~~;=::;;;;:;;-;:'C~=~;-:i:'eH;~==;::;s~e l:fO:w~H:;;1==c1 :::::;~r===e===:"' PERHAPS ~'m AS "ffU SEEM cou LD REFUSE 10 SETIER. T~~gu l o BE - - BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT Pom eroy ~lri :~~ KIND OF BUSIN ESS lS 1HAT? 71 2 E Matn St Pom e roy ,. G ASOUNF. Al l FV He's had Bears qood care o' care! -thernse lfs r He b'lonq i' som'bodl.l , Joel' \V/ - - You an' i,ler foo I cat staLl awaLJ from tni.l Thet.ls a speck on th' hat ther' 1 bear ' ~'t'~( ",,·,.:,::->~ ,_..,\~_-,--~ 20 C hildre n 's ( Fo rm e rl y Sa d 1e s Mar ke1) Syrac u se Ph 992 3986 -...._..,~ 24 Mtddleport , Oh1o LI L ABNE R . MEIGS TIRE CENTER RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING 700 E Ma1n He 1l RACINE FOOD MARKET ' F me Food & Service Middleport Loc us t Sl Rac1ne D1a t 992 5248 ' RAY'S T.V. & HOME ENTERTAINMENT eENTER ~J~:~:~=~~~=~~~~~~~~~~ ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION I· - Ph 949 9591 Rac ene - 5LCW Sl:A.N PAINFULLY SLOW I ' The F•1e ndt y F o lk s ' Pom.,roy , Oh1o IN 7HE MEANTIME:, HM M~\!lE ~ ~RE ;K LET ME f:IU Y >0U AWM F[<OM n'l& DR~W ­ SOME WNCH I 1N6 f:IOARD I'.OULD DO ME GOOD OKAY 5TAN , 'lou•I(E or-.J 111 GOEGLEIN READY MIX POWELL'S SUPER VALU , ~ The Stor e wi th A Hear t Ph 949 Jl42 ' '" Sales- Quasa r-Se r vice Ph .,949 J ISI Middleport D1a t 992 3284 ~ THE DAILY SENTINEL 111 Court St ' Pomeroy, Oh1o"-::t M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODUNER Middleport. Ohio Transfers RALL'S BE~ FRANKLIN STORE Middleport, Ohio Meigs Cou nty Bronch THE ATHENS OOUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN 00. 296 W. Second KINGSBURY HOME SALES ,- & SERVICE, INC. The Fine st In Mobil e Homes 1100 E. Main Pomeroy Ph . 992-7034 WILKINSON'S Small E ngine Sates & Serv ice 498 Locust Sf Middleport Ph . 992 3092 consonant 39 Slo wly ( mus ) 40 Sandara c tree DOWN I Best o w 2 Indian Yeste rday ' s Answe r 7 Ge rman tower 3 iv1thout nsk com poser ( 4 wds ) 8 T ook n sks 4 Pro vote ( 2 wds ) 5 P e ggy 9 Inle t Flemmg, 12 QUibble eg 16 - f iXe 6 lnhabtlant 19 D ISmiSSed of 22 - lngger Galilee's 23 N ot allegorblrthplace te al 24 Asian land 25 Starr m g r oles 26 Religton of Japa n 28 Commuruty 29 Woody vme 30 Presby ter 35 - ordinalre 36 Old not e Bo wling alley - Ja ne Grey Ph 992-3163 l'omoroy GAUL'S MARKET LOWEEN -- HAVE 'lE GOT A STEP LADDER I COULD BORRV ? NO, I AIN'T, LUK EV 1::::::::;:~~ - - BUT I GOT A WATC H-'IORE - STEP LADDER . P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nat/onwtde Ins uranc e Co or Columbus. 0 . 107 Spr1ng Ave Pumoroy ' Dltl99'l -2318 Prlv llege' J SAT UR DAY, J AN UARY 17, 1976 Washi ngton Debates ll 6 30-Film 4 Fun for E veryone 6, Treehouse Club 10 7 IJO--Sat u rday Report 3 Farm Front 4 E ddie Sa under s 6 Treehou se C lub 8, U S Farm Report 10 Kentu c k y Af ield 13 7 30-Bu llwm k le 3 I Dream of Jeann ie 4 Jetsons 6. Ve geta ble Sou p 15 Dusty 's Tree house 8, Man from C 0 S t 10 Devl tn 13 M ister Roge r s 20 8 IJO--Eme rgency Plu s 4 3.4 15. Hong Ko ng Phooey 6 13 P e bbles a nd Bamm Ba mm 8,1 0 Sesame Street 20 8 31!-Josle And th e Pussycat s 3,4,15 . Tom and J erry Gra pe A pe 6 13 Bugs Bunny Road Ru nne r 8. Buggs Bunny and Friends 10 9 301!-Secre l Ltves of Wa ldo Kitt y 3,4 15 , E teclrlc Company 20 9 31!- P/nk P a nt he r 3,4 1S Lost Sau c er 13 Big B lue Marb le 6 Scooby Doo B 10 M ister Rogers 20 10 IJO--Land ot the Lost 3.4 15 Adventures ot G ill igan 13 Hot Dog 6 Shazam t lsls 8,1 0 Se same Street 20 10 31!-Run J oe. Run 3 4 15 , Groovle Goolles 6,13 6 IJO--P u bt lc Atla lrs 10 , -' n ; ,.., ' 11 DO- Ret urn to th e P lanet of t he Apes 3,4, 15 , ~ S pe~d Buggy 6, 13 Spa ce Nuts 8,10, E lec t ric Com p any 20 11 31!-Westwtnd J 4.1 5. Odd bal l Cou ple 13 . C BP A Bow ling 6, G host Buste r s 8,10, M is ter Roge r s 20 12 OD-J etso ns 3 4 IS, U nc le Croc s Block 13 , Valley of t he Dmosaurs 8,10 Vegege tab le Sou p 20 12 30- Go U SA 3,4 . 15 . A m e r ican Ba nd sta nd 13 , ' Vlewpotn l B F at Albert 10 OD-N F L FoolbaiiSpecl at 3, C ham p ions 4 , Soul Tra in ,. 6 Ch a mp ions 8 . Ch ildre n 's Fil m Festi va l 10. ' Wa l ly's Work s hop 15, Lowell Tho m as Re m e mbe r s 33 • ~~ 31!-Mars hat I Ba sketball 3 Nashv ille o n the Roa d 13 . Ac ross theFe nce 15 Btograph y 33 2 IJO--Co tt ege Ba s ke t ball 3 4,6 M issio n t mpossl bte 6 , ,, Co llege Baske tball 15 Urba n Lea g ue 10 Me d lx 13 , F il m 33 2 3Q-Mov le " The Lo ne Texan " 10 Town Topics 13 Valia n t Y e ar s 33 3 01!-N F L C ham ptonshtp games 6 Safety Town 13 . " Cities at War 33 3 3Q-P ro Bowl in g 6 , 13 4 OD-Col tege Ba sketbal l 3 4,15 Grand Prix '76 8.10. I nslght 33 "' 4 3Q-Cha tl e ng e of th e Sexes B 10 A Btl Wi th Kni t 33 5 oo-W td e Wo r ld of Sports 6, 13 Go lf 8.1 0. Fre n c h Chef J 3 5 31}-G uppl eS to Grou pers 33 '' 6 00- News 3,4 8 10 God Has t he Answer 15, Wha t ~ No w , Amenc a ? 33 6 3Q-N BC News 3,4, 1S ABC News 13 News 6 Rhoda • 8, CBS N ews 10, L tlt as. Yoga and You 33 7 oo-World a t War 3, Lawre nc e We lk 4, 15. Hee Haw 6.18 F iri ng Ltne 33 In The Know 10, News m aker 76 13 7 30--- T reasure H(ln t 3 La st of the Wtl d 10 To Be An nounced 13 8 00::;-E m erge ncyl 3 4,1 5, Howa rd Cossell13 Colle g e Basket b all6 , '" lg h School Bow 8 J elle rsons 10 Riva ls of Sherlock Hol mes 33 B 31!-WCH S T V Re port 8. Doc 10 9 OQ- Movle T he M idnight Ma n " 3,4 15, S W A T 13 Mary Ty le r M oore 8,1 0 Austt n C tl y L tml t s 33 9 JQ- Bob New hart 8. 10 10 IJO--S W A T 6 , Su p e rn lg ht a t the Super Bow l 8, tO , Sou nd s t age 33 • 11 oo-NFL C ha m p ionsh ip Games 6 News 13 J a nak l 33 11 3Q--News J 4, A m e r1 can O ut doors m an 15 " 11 31!-A BC News 6 News 8 10 Movte " B lood a nd ' Lace· 13 11 45- M ovle ' M ar ines, Let s Go 6 ,. 11 so-Mov ie Texas Ac ross the Ri ver " 3, Saturday N ig ht 4 15 "' 12 OQ---Don Kirs hner s Rock Co ncert 8 M ov 1e " Bell s t • a r e R 1ng lng" 10 QO-Don K1rsh ne r s Rock Concert 6 15- News 3, Movle ' Assig n m e nt Te rror' 13 21!-Mo v le ' T he Ballad of JoSle' 4 1 45-Movle ' R tver o l Mys t ery " 3 2 IJO--Movl e The Hook ' tO " 2 so-Mo v ie ' Back tra c k ' 4 3 IJO--AB C News 13 3 45-' Bac ktra c k ' 3 •• 4 IJO--Movl e ' Hot Ro ds to He ll' 10 4 2Q-M o v te " Plai ns o f Battl e' 4 " 5 45-M ov le ' Me rr y Go Round of 1938' 3 AstraGraph • Berntice Bade O s o l For S aturday , J a n 17, t97 6 position lnttials of a Stevenson 32 No t he r s ARI ES (Ma rc h 21 -Aprlt 19) ta ke charge 1nc ltnat on may come 1o the lore to d ay Don t be too O\ler bea rtng or Yovr you II •nsp1te mo re rebels than you wtll suppo rters TAURUS (Ap11t 20 May 20 ] 34 Im pell e d You may have to co nt en d wr lh some un usual erupllons on the 33 No thmg 36 Old home Iron! toda y You can oath I..........J'--'-- -'-,-J weather the s to rm Kee p yo ur cool D ·\ ILY CRY I'TO<!liOTE - ll e~t•', h o" to 11 GE MINI ( May 2 1 June 20 ) Its !me to be frank but wetgh what A X \1)1. 8 1\ \ X R you ha\le to say before soun 15 1 0:\GFE I I O W d ing off Don I ]Oil OThers With On e le llct s 1mpl) ~ ta n d s fm n no th Pr In t ht s sam ple >\ ts opm on:s that a re A btl too sharp USC'd f o r t he th, n I s X f o r the 1\\ tl 0 s et c ~ m g 1 e l<' lt crs C AN CE R (Ju ne 21-Juty 22 ) ap o~ t rop h e s 1h c lrn g lh and f ot mat to n of t he \\. Onl s a1e a ll Trea t you r possessio ns w•th hmt s Ea<' h d I\ t!'ft' to d c lc tl f' l s n(' d1fT r r• nt mo re care to d ay You tend to be c are less w1th sma ll bu t I R VI'TOQUOTES \laluable 1te ms Those dtmes add up to dollars C OUPKV XlKK E PT XU I EXQIIX LEO (July 23-Aug 22} Usually when you set your mtnd to t you rema1 n lrrm Today you re MU C X PXE IY GXUlQ C TV BCXU I Q •ncl u1ed to be vac rllattng - to the detr1m en 1 of your best 1n E C R C X UGWI - XU! XCKIYZV teres ts Yest erd ay 's Cry ptoquot e. THERE iS NO FINER IN- VIR G O ( Au g 23 - Se pt 22 ] VESTM ENT FOR ANY COMM UNI TY THAN PU'ITING MILK Don t 1 e veal wha t was told to you 1n con fiden ce Jus t to IN T O B A BIE S - WI NS TON CHURCHI LL trt.fia le your lts teners Silence ((') 19'76 Ki n& Features Synd1ca le / nc • ts golden :;;;-t- +-t-.,...j ""'k . '(00 THE CAAZ'ILJTTLE HEA~D A6M 11JH0 TO SCHOOL 81JJLOJN65 ? Chester. Ohio 5 00 - M ovl e "' 28 Vo c al c om- - ·- McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE 37 Cru e l o ne 38 Unasp1ra t e d 5 JG- Mov ie " Bul let fo r a Ba dm a n" 4 [:=:::::::r-z2:~1IT 2 2 -BUT WHAT ~~~~~=~~~-r:r~~~~;-~~{i~~Ji~~~Yr~~~~u=~~25Sklarea AS H£WONT MIND d e VIce 22 'BOUT Li'L ABN ER ::=-J:! Hf§~~~~~;RI~~ AMERICAN 16 ')t;tJ EDING OFF ON 26 Afor~ MAH HUSBIN ,,_ rr.c--.....;::~ 1 TRASHBERRY A SECREI- C I A m e ntio ne d 27 Summe r PiE ftMISSION 'r(F r ) Ph . 9495961 Third St . Ra e me Pomeroy D1ai 992 2101 De a ler beca use our ha nd 1s too str ong to pa ss <J nd we don t open \\ea k fou1 ca t d m aJors (D o you have a qu es tiOn for the experts? Wnte Ash tbe Jacobys c are of t h1s news p aper The Jacobys will ans wer In diVIdua l quest10 ns 1/ sta mped sert addressed en velopes are enclosed The mos t mteres tm g que st1ons Will be used m t h•s column and will rece 1ve co p1e s o f JACOBY M ODERN ) call answer 23 MARK V STORE . 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RUTH'S MARKET ta1 n hand s such as don t hi.J VP to use a con ACROSS I Ch m ese por t 5 Astronauts rturf' 10 Bodega purc hase II Pu t the on (squelc h ) 13 Thea ter group ( a b br ) If Sagac ious 15 H ooray' 16 G 1ve - whirl ( 2 w ds ) J7 Red-eyed ca rp 18 German c1ty -~ Bake r s o f Gay 90 Br e a d Ph 992 JOJO Mtddle port Ph 992 3785 Yo u by THOMAS JOSEPH BETSY ROSS BAKERY Kee p sa ke Dramo nd R mg s lly Usw a td &Ja m es Ja c ob y ~ - K&C JEWELERS A Carolma r eade r wants 1o kn ow 1f ~w~. e co nsider any t hree ca rd c lu b s u tt as prope rl y b 1d d"b ie f hc answer IS t hat w1 th cer 9y ventwn 1f vou don t Y.a nt to Hence N 01 th d e t..: Jde d t o JU St ~~~\.~~., b1d t hr ee notr ump ms tead ol ANOTHER t r v m g to find .I 4 4 spndc !It >tO HORABL E Stx t een opposite JOJUSt adds Pf:RsoH. to 26 d nd s1pt e bo th Nort h and Soo1h ha d 4 3 3 3 d tSt rtbu tw n !hey could expect t he pl u1 for game to be a tough one r"ll~Ea~t won t he lte.1rt l ead dec uJcd th a t his part ner h o~ d led t he top ol nothmg so Ea s t sh1t t erl to the deuce o! c lubs \\ es t s q ueen was allo\\ ed to l1 o ld th e t n ck Clubs " e r e c o n~ Two Lo c at1on s Middl epor t , 0 59 N Sec ond St Galltp o tl s , 0 46 Court St ~ P.t ::;:-; Oti E. - LOUI S W Os borne 220E Ma m Pomeroy Ph 992 2178 - -- ----- - SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT Ph 992 3486 100 E M a m ,Rl- ACC USE~ '11>4 OF Sll:AL IN ' ~E I R MEAT "' r- ~ 1 N T l-'ass HE CLA IMED ~EY Kr.JOWING SET 'IM UP SY "TT<OSE 'TWO PLAN'TING EVIDENCE I \\OULDN 'T IN ~ I S CAVE ' OOUST IT 1 ' Ph 992 5130 --- WHAT 'D ZAK SAY W HE N Z IGGY AN We F1 ll All Doc tor s P re sc r iptions 992 295 5 Pome roy Pass Opl• ru ng lcdtl SWISHER &LOHSE PHARMACY Pom e roy So111 h ANNIE ALLEY ClOP -- Nor t h r·11'!i l 1\i ~li Bak e r s o t Good Bread Huntington , W Va - \\ e st IN I 40 1 J 1 DUDLEY'S t !Hi4 <4> JB 4 2 ¥ K 1062 • HEINER'S BAKERY MIDWAY MARKET Pom e roy Ph m 2562 Ma son , P h 773 572 1 BOB'S MARKET - WAID CROSS SONS STORE • o\75 3 <I> Q105 sotrrn m, Wtth th e hope tt will, tn som e measure, fost er and help susta tn th at wht ch is good in family and commun1ty life, thi s feature 1s spon sored by • th e bustness firm s and organization s who se names appear below FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS 2 Conv e nt e nt Lo ca tion s • 10 !J 52 4 ,\ Q7 P !><t l m~ 110 I i F AS t • K I • ,, J HAPPY2 Gl.IES.SSu nrJ ay Luk e Wf ST •• • Not 1cc that a c h urch a p!)C~:~. rs n01 o nce, but twt ce m the d rawm gs I ha ve a lwa y!<> tho ug ht t h1 s ~ y mbo lt c bec a use the C h urlh wa ~ ~ uc h a n unpor1anl laciOr m G rand mu ther \ ltl e Her Fa 11 h u phe ld her th rough ma ny da rk 1 1me ~ a nd what w .t ~ 1mporra m w a!l th at she co m mu n1 ca tcd 11 h l a ll o f u:o, A no the r pn ce l e .!>~ m he r1t ance from my Grandm o ther - he r B1b k and he r Fu ulr lnt Sh~ SbUig V g n a LOSER ., p 1c tu re o f m y Grandmm he r a nd G rand fat her H a rn !l wh tc h ha s a lw ays been loca ted at the page wh 1c h re co rd s thc1r m arr 1agc I recal l wh e n t h 1 ~ peppery , lill ie gray ha ired lad y ~huwed me the p rc lure ror the frr~t t1 mc He r f1n ger~ were old and wn nklcd l rc m bl1ng a s._s he turn ed 10 n Copy grlt ]976 Ke s10 1\avf'r! s ng Serv ca ¥ Q" t K tO 2 l/"Cd,s />R6 OKAY • t mu ~d ard t h t s ti me Sout h won wtth h1s ace So u t h led t h e qu ee n o f <h a m o nd s It W est had lo t tt ho ld t he c h a n ces a re t h at So u t h would h ave gone set But \\ c~o:t took hi S ace m o rd e r lo cle,tr the cl ubs NaY. So4th cou ld count to e 1gh t tncks O n e spade t h r ee he"rts lwo d za m onds and tw o clu bs He n eeded t he s p"d e fm esse to get to mne It los t Bu t s m ce Eas t h e ld !he last cl ub the def e nse couldn t sco r e the zr f 1fth tn ck 16 It JI!-Jo hn ny Car son 3,4 15 Rook ie s 6 , 13 Mov ie '' Sp lnout 8 M ovie " T he C r lmson Cu lt" 10, J anak I 33 12 4s-Sa mmy an d Compan y 6. I ron side 13 1 IJO-- M idn lght Spec ial 3,4 15. Mov te' T h e T r unk' 10 1 45- News 13 2 3Q-Ne w s 3 Movie "]a gga r t ' 4 3 00-- Movle " The P la in s man" J 4 oo-Movle " The T ra l1o r s' 4 4 15-Movle " There's O ne Born Every M 1n ute " 3 ' LIBRA (S e pt 2 3 Oct 23) N ew ~ and unu s ual1 h1ngs a re hable tO •} appeal to you to day eve n 11 th oug h yolt have no real need for them Make su re you II use ' ' wha t you buy , SCORPIO (Oct 24- Nov 221 '. AVo d rnaktng changes for the s ake of change Do n t go off o n t a tac k you have n t th ough t throug h careful y SAG ITTARIU S (Nov 23- Dac 21) Don t voluntee r ad v1c~ u n ~. les s •t s spectf ca ll)! requ e sle d, If ot hers a1e tnte reste d 1n your optnto n they II ask lo r t _. CAPRICORN (O e c 2 2 -Jan : 19) A well meanmg frte nd to day mav try to put yo u on to somethmg she fee ls rs a gold en • o ppor tun tly Do n I dt\le 1n FirS\., tes t the wate r AQUARIU S (J a n 20-Fob 19) , Try to syn ch ronrze you r g oal s • w th those of your ma te toda y • Seek ar eas wh e re ull!ly o f p u r ~ pose prevarls PISCES (Feb 20-Ma rch 20] Concentrate all your a b Itty on any 't\o rk you ro doing wh ~r eti th e re 1s cnt•cal toleran c e H 0111e rw1so you may have to do the JOb over ® ~ :; Jan 17 , 1976 Seek ways thtS co m1ng yea r to add to yOLit s tore of pract1 caJ know ledge Lear n thmg s that •• you feel you c an use late r Th•S •.t I ~ your pa th to progress " �• . 10 - The Daily Sent ine l, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Jan . 16. 1976 :~~~~~®.~k·-'IJ-J~ For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds- onr letter to .. 1\('h s~uare, to form. four ordinary Mo·ord!&. . WANT ADS 1NFORMATION I.I ] RETHIE ' [] I I () Sow arranp: the circled letters to form the turpriu answer, u by J ~==::::::::=.==~~~;=:::::::._:•~•~g~gested L.l ....,........:.Prill="-= · -= SII:IIIISI :..::::.:A ::.:: NSW :::.:IR:..::: Ur! ::...__JI Jumhl ... , B LIMJ) I .. A B OOM IN "THE AI F<:CF<:AFI I NDUSTR~~ ~ORNGS l "rtlll'rd•y'e CAKEO " the above cartoon. KI I Xl J" AERATE (Anewert lomorro") GUNNER The Boa rd of Tru stees of ~ i'l lt sb ury Townshrp . Mcrgs Count,. Ohio m e t in specta l sess ion o n t h e 3rd da y o f J anuur y . 1976 a t t he Off iCE' o f with tne fol lowi ng mem bers pr esent GET ATrENTION A Low Cost Want Ad Will Cut Cost of Living .••••• WRITE YOUR AD! IrS EASY -TO ORDER BY MAIL! -SPECIAL!-12 WORDS 4 DAYS ONLY $}25 CASH WITH ORDER AVAILABLE TO INDIVIDUALS .ONtY! NON COMMERCIAL NO REFUNDS. Each initia I and group of . figures · counts as one word. Be sure to count name and address , if used, and your phone number. Including prices for items of· fered in your want ad w i I I increase response . 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. . 6. 7. 8. 9. 10; .. 11. 12. NAME ADDRESS CITY PHONE • MAIL WITH 11.25 TO THE DAILY SENTINEL 111 COURT ST. POMEROY, OHIO 45769 G H ysell. Guy La Salle A Ru ss e ll. Guy It B u sh .M r R usse l l moved the adopl ron o t t pe f o ll owt ng Re s olu tto n B E IT RE SOLV ED by t he Boa rd o f T ruste es of SaltSbu r y Tow n s h i p . Metgs Coun t y , Ohto . th nt to p rov td e l or t he cu rr ent expe nses and ot h er expen dit ur es of sa id Board of Trus tee s du rrn g the f tsca t yea r . en ding D ecember 31 , 1976, th e follow in g sums be and the sam e ore . he re by se t a si d e ar1d approp r ia te d l or the se ... er a l purposes for wh ic h expen dt ture s a re to be made fo r and du r i nq said f1 sca l yc Jr , as foll o w s. VIZ General Fund Th a i lhere be appropnat ed fr om The Ge n eral F un d for M1sce1 1aneous Purposes Salary Cler k $ 2,J00.00 Supp) ieS f •dm '200.00 Insu ran ce 2 500 00 Bur 1a l E x p ense 200 00 Employer ' s R et1reme n 1 Co n tr ibUtion 300 00 W or k m en ·s Co m p JOO 00 G ene r al H ealth Dis t 1,500 00 A uditor 's and T r e~su r e r ' s r ees '200 00 El ec tion Expense 1, 100 .00 Olher E)(pe n se 200 ,00 T ota l MISCe l l an eous , P urpo ses 9,000 00 Thai Th er e b e appr opr~a l ed f ~om t h e Gene r a l r und t o r Tow n Ha l l , Memor 1a l BUi l dings a,n d Ground s P urposeS. Town Ha'lls , Memo ri al Bu il dmg c; and Ground s U lil i1 1es ~ 100 00 Other E)(pe nses 10 0 00 T ot al T own Ha ll Pu r poses 200 ,00 That the r e b e appropnated from t h e Genera l fund t or F 1re Pro1ec t 10n Purpose s . F i r e Protec:t1on 900 00 Con•trac 1s To t al F'ir e Pro 1ecl10n Purpos es 900 00 Motor Veh1cle L1CC!'15E' Ta)( Fund That ! h e r e b e appropriaT ed from l h e Mo t or V eh1 c l e Li ce nse Ta x r und M1 sce llane ouc; S a l a r i es ~ lru slees 1.200 00 Employer ·er ·s Relir e men t 250 00 Con tr , bu l 10n Wo rkm en ' s Cam p . 50 00 Too l s anel Eq u ipment 1.000 00 Sup p l 1es 900 00 Repai rs 200 00 Mai n I of EQ Uip m ent 200 00 Ma in tena n ce Sal ar1e s 1. 000 .00 7,000 .00 Material T ot al Motor Ve h1 cle Li cense Ta)( F un d t ,600 00 Gasolin e Ta x Fund Th ai th ere be ap propr ia t ed fr om t h e gaso l me T ax f u nd M1scellaneous Salaries - Tru stees 2,500.00 Em p loyer 's Re l ~r emen t . Con lribu t ion 700 00 Workme n ' s Com p . 200 00 Too ts an d Equ1pme nt 1,000 00 Supplies 2,000 .00 Repa 1r s 50 0 00 Maintenance Sala r ies 3.000 00 1. 300 00 Mal er i al Tot al Ga solin e T ax fun d 11,200.00 Road and Br~dge Fund Th ai th ere be appropria t ed fr om th e Roa d and Bridge F uhd · Misc e llan eous Sal ar 1es Truste es 1,000 00 Em ployer's Re t1 r e ment Con t r 1bul ion 170.00 Wor kmen ' s Com p 50 00 To ol s and Eq ui pm ent 500.00 Supp t1es 200 00 R epa1rs 100 00 M ai n I o f Equ1pm,ent 80 00 Ma1ntenance Salar ies · 500 .00 Mate r ia l 1 000 .00 T o t al Road an d Bridge Fund 3.600 00 c e m e tery Fund Tha t t h e r e be appropr1at ed fr om the Cemetery ~ un d . 350 oo s at ar ies Employer ' s R fl'l irement Con tr ibulion .lO .OO w orto:rne n ·s Camp . tO 00 L an d Pur c h ases 700 .00 R e pa~r s 200 .00 Ol h er E xpenses 100 00 Tota l Ce mete r y f un d 1, JOO 00 F ed er al Rev enue Shanng Fund lha l lhere be appropr1at ed from · th e Expendilu r e s Maintenance a nd o 'Pcrat10n F und Sa lar 1es Employees 5.000 .00 ~ . 5 00 00 Supp l ies 2.000 .00 Equipmen t 2,600 00 Contra cts Repa 1r • Contr ac ts Services 3.000 00 f\ dv er t is mg and Pr,nt111g tOO 00 VJor Kmen ' s Com p ensat 1on an d Disabl ed wo rk men ' s Re l ie f 200 00 Public Employ ees Rcli rem ent System 600 -00 1 ederal Re ve nue Sh;Hing r u nd 16 .000 00 Recapitulation 01 Funds : G en er al Fund M isce llaneous Gene r a l Pur poses !,1,000 00 Town Hal l Purpo ses 200 OJ) 1 i r .c Pr o'CC lion P11rpo sc s 90 0.00 l o la l General 1 un d 10 . 100 00 fv'O IOr Ve i'IIC i e · L ICf' n ~e Ta)( ~ und 6 !lOO 00 Gas olin e Tax 1 und II ~00 00 Road and Rndgc f wnd M) l · 00 Cemelery I und I ltJ{I UC 1 Cd l! ral R even u e St1ar i nq ~ tJnd G r and Tol r~ l o l r 11 I und s 1Y 111r O(l 11/l r P 1J ~/ 1 'J e co ndf:'d ' h l · C H J\MPION Mobile Hom e . lh 16 . comp l e t ely f urnish e d , e x c ellent c on dition Phon e 991318 9 1 1'1 t.t tc IY!7 HOTEL M i ddltport, 0 . Pn . 991 ·1771 Rooms, SS.OO up Special Rates by Week or Month Wanted CAS H po;1id for al l makes and m odels o f mobile homes Phone area cod e 614 423 95 31 4 13 l f C DEALER S in scrap , i ron . meta l s. Junk autos R tder ·s Savage Phone 992 5 168 1 2 29! p Ph one I 16 • fc MEIGS CO . ~ i sh and Game r .ss n w 1ll h ave a m ee t1nH OLD furn i tur e , ice bo x es . Jnn 16 a t 7 , P m at c oon bra ss beds . s tone i ars , or h u nl ~rs club h all at c om p le te househo ld s . Wr~le Sn owball H il l Elec l ion of M . D . Miller , Rt 2, o ffi cers w1 11 be held Cal f ~92 Po m ero y , Oh10 I 15 21c 7J60 10 1 74 SHOOTING Matc h , Sunday , J an 18. 17 . 30 p m Jus! off R 1 7 by pass . Sponso r ed by l he L uc k y 7 GtJn C l ub Cal l 9Q2 53j5 for furl her de ta ils I RI SH Selle r P u ps . t our 1 1s ]t c beaut1 f ul an d heallhy ma les . 8 weeks o ld Pure br ed . no r 1N COM E TAX prep a r e d . r eg1s1er ed Bo th parenls c an F ed ernl and s t at e ta )(es be seen $-10 each . Sha d e, W il l be don e by app l. only Oh io Phone [61 -ll 696 17 J.r Pl ease phOne 99 2 2272. or see 1 15 8tc M r s. wa nda Ebl 1n , Laure l Cli ff Rd , Pom eroy .. Col l 1cpup 12 31 JU te l OG IVE / I'f ~ ~ rl1011 1 h S o ld I Cn 1<1 I C P 1r NO Le~sons now a c Jr1C'nd l y find ,l ft ('(IIOil .l iC CC p 1 111 9 ll (' W S IUCI (' Il iS N t'C d s qood h Orne Ph one bcq in n e r~ 1rvc rm c diill cs f\ 1 eiqs Co ~1Um i1 ne ' ociC 1 Y ' '-'7 70 \'.' CldV. ancC'd ' unc (f'.l.r s 111 Hi1r v ey ' V,lnVrank,e n I ll 6 •c Pomeroy •.pr 1nq r vt•n uc PllOilC ~ ~2 /?70 Pets Help Wanted G I' N SHOOT. Ru!IOnd c ·OMP J\.N IO N tc live i n with ol d er l ad y . 11ght housework r me r 1c an L eg ,on . beq1n n inq No l a un dry Phone 9-19 ~517 a 1 noon o n Sunday on I 15 3t c b ee chgrove Road 1 16 21C '• RETIR E D or sem 'i re tire d END OF SE A SON cus lomer l a dy t o in r ree room a ppr eciation sa l e now at an d boa rd a nd sm all wages Bob's M arket /\ ppl es S2 98 for li ght dul ies . Se e a t 306 bushe l . or anges tw o do zen , Pag e St, Middleport. Oh10 Sl. Ta ng er m es three do zen 1 11 t tc fo r s 1 Grap~s . lhree pounds for Sl. Wh il e th e su pp l y la s ts Bob 's M arK e l 111 t 1 L l. l lf\\ E tlo o"-kccper !llll '"> 1 hav e f'l< p criC"nce Mason . W Va P ho ne 773 \ ' fiiC nnd sen d r esum e ·u 57:? 1. hou r s 10 am til l 5. 30 r·o)( 7? '1 r c u 1 h e [l,l i l y pm O t1i o '. p n• l n c l PfJm (' r oy 1 o l Otc TTve I •I f, 'i I I I 6' c l!. J HO U SE o f I abric s Ja'"n u ar y Clea ran ce s ~11e /\ II malcri al 1n s1ock on sale . , Open 10 am lilt 'i p m . Monda y lh r oug h <.;a t urday CA RPENTER wor k , CC 11in gs . I -1 11tc fl oo r i n gs and pan e l 1ng . Phone 992 2759 1 7 l Oic I WI LL b eQ 11.11 ng piano lesson s in my home st arti ng Feb 1 VII L L DO babysiltlng in my fo r inform at 1o n cn ll 992 J27R h ome by l h e w eek W il l b a bys i t 1n y our ho me by lh e 12 IS SOle h our Phone 992 2-128 1 I S Jt C D Employment Wanted PUBLIC NOTICE 81ds w1 11 be rece 1ved by I he Tru s l ees of Sa l isbury Towns h 1p , Meigs Cou nty . Ohm , unt 11 12 o'c lock noon . on J anuary 30, 1976. for !h e pur ch ase of a new d ump truc k with the fo ll ow 1n g s pec 1 f i~atio n s 1J6 ' l.iheel base 360 c u in . V a En gi ne 7,00 0 lb . fr ont a x le 1B. 50 0 l b tw o s peed . r ear ax l e Heavy duty bl ack vmy l I r im w1 l h f ull w ldl h seat Cuslom Cush 1on seat w stan dard ca b & full w1dlh sea l Chrome Ye ll ow . so lid color 60 1\m p M o t o r c raft J\ ll e rnat or Re1nforcem e nl fra me, Inver ted " L ', 19.2 SM . 36.000 P 51 3300 3700" fron t sprin gs t Q, JOO 11 , 670 lb rear 1J1Bi n springs 2.250 l b Aux1 11ary r e ar sp r1n gs F ron t Tow h ooks 5 speed. d~r ect , t ra ns m 1SS10 n . Cla rk 285V , W ide rat to 2 9 · 00x 20 . 12 PR. Grou p f, fron t ti re s an d t u bes 1 9 : 00x20 , 12PR ,G roup f-, rea r t 1res an d tubes Ca s t Spok e W h ee l s wit t) 7 0" rims ~ Mud & Snow l tr es on rear fs uper re ad l ug ) Spar e r 1m 7 O" )( 2.0" F . A H ea ler . /\ mm e ter & oi l pressure g a uges s ingle e l ectr~c h orn , liv e cab 11g'h1 s sea' I b elts. du a l western lype mirrors W S w ashe r & 2 sp ee d w ipers . 70 amp bat le ry . hand co n trol throtlle . 19 5 ga l ~ feel 1n c ab fue l tank 1 R S D um p Body , 7' X 9' , Si des 2~ " . Head & tai l g ate 30" , U7JO Hoist , Underbody or T e l escopic Hoi s t with cable or f loo r c on tr o ls . power take off . 1, rol l c eb 36 " ~" fron l cab sh ie ld : 10 gauge h igh tens II fl oo r & 12 gauge high l ensd · si d es . l ig h ts , reflec tbrs, m tJd fl aps . 2" x 6" Wo od S1de boards , mstal l ed an d p a 1nt ed Ch rom e Yel low Rea r To w loop SO Ga l " D " Ta n k steel LH or RH in lieu o f Sta ndard Th E' Trus lees r ese r v e th e nght t o constd e r b1d s wh1ch hav e m1 n or variations . prov i de d 'h e b id s su b st an!i a ll y com ply w1t h lh£'se spec if ic a ti on s Denver G H yse ll Guy V Ou sh 1 ru s rees . Sa l isbury Towns h ip , M ei gs Coun!y , Ohi o ( 1 t 16, li e Resolut ion an d t he roll betng cal l ed upon lis ad opt1on lhe vote resu l led a s f o llow s Mr Denver G Hysell. Y es M r Guy f\ "' Rus sel l. Yes M r , Guy V B u sh . Yes 1\d oJJi t> d J an u ary ] , l \l76 Richerd Ba iley Clerk . Board of To wnship T rus tees Hoard o t Tr ustees hold s r c qular m ee !ing t h e f i rs! •, ,l ' IJ I"day o f c arh rn o n!h at 10 Ort a 111 "'Ill P ear l !.1 reet , Middft n or• Ohio I' ' '· ,,, For Rent rO R REN T OR SAL E , 3 be drm mobi le , hom e, un furnish ed , u !l l ttles pa1d on R t 33 in Bur, , ngham Phon e 991 775 1 12 J 1 tf c HO US E 1n Rulland .t 1f c H OU SE tr ai l e r nea r Ra Cine . J br . l ba l h , n o pel s. 1 smal l c h il d o . k SSO depo sit. 1 100 plus utili t ies PhOne 9-19 2QQJ 15 Jt c O N E bed rm ap• . 1111 e lec Pon1e r oy Homr' ond 1 u 1o t'JI IO EelS' M.1 in ~ · 1 • Po m eroy 0 1110 1ra11 er P hon <.' 992 1 16 ' fc RE r L n ic e 1 r m home . ba th . aoub i P c a r ~a rag e . nice yard I or informal ion . cal l 992 2'1 01 1 t o lie 147\ V II'. ', \ lf' ER 1\ ce tl c . qoo d condilio n 1 new ' 'rc~ Phone Y IY 217 J 1 16 61( From the largest Truck or B IJII do zer- · Radiator to the .sm all est He~ter Core. Nathan B1ggs Radiator Specialist LARRY LAVENDER SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC•. S~acuse, Ohto Ph . 992 -3993 Ptl . 992 -1174 CHEVY Bis c ayne , 6 L-------------'~I~ O_I_m~o~ cyli nd er standard sh i ft 10 good co nd il1on . S 3~ 0 Phone 7.1 2 21 85 . 1 15 51r 3 BR HOME , just f inished remodel ing . Sale m ~I., R u tlan d Phone 742 2306 19720L D SMOBILE Torona dc , afler 4' p .m , or see Milo B. very n ice . low mi lea g e A l l Hu tc h1nson . power , fi M r M ster eo . air 109 tt c c ondi iiO nlllg , v i nyl lo p R e a sonably pr ice d . Ca l l 992 6 RM HOU SE , balh ,, ', ac r e. 2 17B May consider n 1ce ful l b asemen t , u!l l i ly room , older Chevy or Mustang on bu i ll i n por ch . gt~rage rra dc Ph one 99'2 7733 l l.'i 71 p 12 30 1fc 196A CHEV. R OLEl P1tk,up '1 1 whe el d r i v e 1 sp , V H "w~Ji ' h r m 1 m ' UPe player ra dio S7 1Ull Phon r- 7 12 7H l ll \ 'J!I •o n ap er tm en l ad u l ts on l y in Middleport . Phone 99 2 j a74 3 25 tf c J A ND 4 RM . t urnished and unfurnished apts . Phone 992 5434. 11 9 tfc 9 9:( 3 11 0 10 7H 'f c •ran s CCI VC r <1 11 1 111 1 III I) X rCidiU ll •r o1 Ck s 1er co • l stJ o 1hc r 'rPeS C.lll 'fin W fJ ' 1 lJ tc I NI • I\ H '~.l CI"IC\n n CICI 1965 FORO LTD . Nfiw 12 ga . W mch es t er J7 r. Si n g le sho t P hone 7J2 2359 1 13 161p 1 RON r O NE , CIOO d t On01 ' 1Dn r'l<CC II Cil l 'O !lr' IWO 11lO U ih S'd1 f c cord 10n liS J;< d p 1CCCS very ll• il e wir h c ase ':.( 00 Coil' brown c ord ur oy W1lh sh eep fu r lin 1nq wo rn ve r y I1 " IC S(t l [l r CSS: 1 p ink . 1 hlu c 1 r ed 11c w s1y te s exce ll ent co nd ition , 3 $12 so Phone C6t .t l 98 5 <11 1.1 or ( 611 ) 98 5 .1219 1 I] '51p MO D ERN des ign s t erec . 8 tr ac k l ap e , am tm rad io com b mat1on Oa tan ce $98.60 or terms Call 992 396 5 1 1 lie CO A L. l 1mes tone and e tt ty p es of salt an d ro c k salt for ice and s now r emo v al. E x celsio r Sa lt Wo r~ s . East Ma1n St . Po mero y , Ohio Phone 9,~12 · 3891 12 7 1f c E N D Or 5 6/\ SO N c u s tomer n p pre c 1at io n sa l e n ow al Bob 's Marke l f\ pp les !.2 98 bushe l , oran ges lwo doz en, St , l a nger tnes thr ee d o zen for Sl G r ape s. !hree pounds tor Sl While lhe sup ply lasts Bob's Market in M ilson . W Va Phon e 773 S77 1, h ou r s 10 a .m t ill 5 . 30 pm 1 7 10t c CO J\L f OR SALE . CI\B Coa l company . 1 mile n orl h o f Ch es h ir e . on R 1. l P ic k your ow n . $2 0p er 1on Op en 6dav s per week. o r c all (61 .1) 361 7330 for fur the r lnlorma ll on 1 8 78 tc ·r~.': ,·l-,. ~' r--- I I EPRi\' P<11bilc homt:< f-lew IY]S n1ode l S I ~O PN month . Ph one ' O' a l ly f urnishe d I HJ I I !l] ~10 7 . 11.' ,1 SO!l . V. Va , CO-OP Automatic Water Conditioner Model UCXXX, 210,000 Weekly Grain Capacity ' 5299 Reg . UJ9.00 Val . ----~ F URNI SHEO ap a rli'nent 1 room s and ba th . Phone 992 5908 12 18 ltc 'tl A CRE for ( 6t 'n 067 33 ]3 sal(' Pomeroy POMEROY LANDMAR!t '9... Jick W. Carsey, Mgr . :1111 Phone 992·2\Bl 19 / I HQN[If\ 7',0. 1 Ord 2000 •raclor . P ~ .. dif fH e nllal lock , fron l ena weig h !!. an d 1 lher e11 1ra s PhOn e Y9? 1658 1 5 lite GO()(• quali!y !M y , P1.one W; 16'-tl I .) I ' I ~ Quality Print Shop Pomeroy Off1ce lOS Butternut 992 -JJ4S Formerly Weed Whol es ale. Featuring : D e lu x Zerox Copy Se rvic!:! , Su ppli ES . O ff iCE M i meog ra ph Su p plies, largest selectio n of w ed ding sup p l ies 1r1 South eas tern Oh io . Ttl e Print Shop complet e ( S tilt i n bus1ness in Mid · dl ep ort) 11 8 2 mo Phone I 4 17tc For Sale COUNTRY Mobile Home Park , R t . 33. ren m i les north of Pomeroy Large tors With co n cre te patios . sidewa l ks , runners ""d off s t reet parking P h one 992 7A79 12 -JJ .ff c BEDROOM turn ish cd apa r tment at Vi l l ag e Manor . Phon e 991 32?3 12 19 26t c 1 ROOMS an el bath in I 1J 'JI C .I Pomeroy near !( r oge r ' s Slorc . 5-l. OOO PhOn e 9917 729 I <J 6H 11 \ I ( ~ I dr L O '. ilbr a 1\)\1 or see Je rr y Ha wk I o wn er ( ,1n b e 5ccn (II 171 I J 17t p ',e vcn lh I v c . M 1cl dl c por ' I 13 61c LOT JO )( 100 II SSOO Clo se lo Krog er ·s m Pomeroy Ca ll 19 l'l CHEVY '• 10 n t wh eel f 1 t 86-1 1J90 ilfl er 3 30 p .rn , dfl ve pi c.,.up l\,1 1i'ln c c o f Reynoldsburg . Oh1o la c tory wa rr a nly C heck 1 17 Sip l h1!> b el or l' YO U buy J new o n e Phone i\f!er ~ p r11 or on W('f'ken d s 99 7 J.t96 HOU SE on Linco ln H gts 1 1 9 11c bednll .. large ~lichen . f ul l basem ent exc e ll ent buy tor SR 900, wJi h n ew turnllur e. on ly S10,300 Ph on e 99 ? 76<18 I 0 26T c GOOD fa mily ccw ni ce and g en11e . fresh Phone ( 61 -t ) 9as 39 ~7 f PPRO X IM/• T ELY 10 acres 1 lS 6tp abou• one l h i rd t i mbe r , ba l an c ed clen n , ro l lmy land Very fl iC e home sil e o r N I CE 3 PC be droom su i le . w il l develop Wat er and used v e r y lil li e Phone e lec a vailab l e Se e Es ke y { 6 1J ) 985 .1'270 1 15 Sr c H il l , fl a twood s, Ro a d 26, Pome r oy . Oh io I 1S ) IC LIME STO N E an d grav e l . ,Phone J r Da r st at 7472850 J TR fdLER !:. l o r sal e on on e a f te r 5 P m 1o1 $9 500 Ca l l a lter 5 p rn 1 7 12tp . 992 3161 1 15 61 C f IRCO Hcii l RC WC id lnq mach,ne . n ew c t c c all accessor 1es 1nc ludcd P h one I WEEK ONLY! r;- U-RNI S HED ---- STORM . WINDOWS & DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM S 101 NG -SOF F ITT GUTTERS· AWNINGS TEAFORD V~rgil B.. Sr .. Bicker 110 Mechan ic: Pomeroy , 0 . Phon• 992-JI"l! NEW LISTING - Large ranch home , 4 B.R.s, 11 2 ceramic bath s , oil fur nace , large kifche n w 1th d in1ng 2 car garage. I a c re Only S25,000. Tupper s Pla ins . RACINE Renova te d 3BRs , nice la r g e bath , 7 closels w i th storag e she l ve s . Dry ba se m e nt , garage and 1 acr e On l y RT. 33 NORTH ~- 2 BR . bungalow, bath . LP heating , T-P water . move. Asking $6800 . COZY BRICI< - la s t C BRADFORD , Aucl10nee r . Complete Service Phone 9..19 2487 or 949 2000 Ra ci ne , Oh10 . Cr 111 Bra dfo r d 1o 9 Jfc Real Estate For -Sale J BR B r ic k h ome . 6 yrs . 2 1 t ba t ll s . qarag c on 2 8 ac r es on pav ed r oad nea r ~ o r ked Run ~d a l e f ores! Phone 161 1) '667 ].73 8 $38 000 1 15 271p W I L L SE L L or tra de 6 r m h ou ~e w il h bath on f 1; acres g ro un d 1n Sa l is bur y Twp or i r a de for small fa rm P h on e 9'}7 3183 I IS 7!p NE W t,.. Y r e model e d hous e w i t h 3 a c re s in L etar t ra ils fi lum si omy , .w ith slon e, s torm w1ndows ..t b cd rm s , mo d er n kit c hen , 1 l i v ing r m . ut i l 1ty r m , I ba l h . n ew f u r nac e Ph one ! 61J t 1 J. l t:!1-t 70 3 I 1S 6\ C l R E • woo d ed lan d 111 •h e CO\Jil ' r y SOniC SUI I o"lb! C llUr ld ln Cj Si l f' S QOOd tl tC CSS ro~d Close ' O C t1e s• cr p,l r ' l <tlly l r n cc d Ph o n c1~ 1 11 •iH '- 111 111 or ~H'1 1? 1? 1 13 71 ( f BEORM ho m e, l USt f in is h ed . r cmo del mg , Sa l em St , Rutla n d Phone 742 230 6 after <~ p m or see MilO B HU tC h iS On 9 23 li e 3 BRs, modern k i t ., fme bath , din i ng and utility . On l y $11,000 . MODERN - Strout, 3 BRs .. 112 Realty baths , f u ll basem e nt , family room , 4 c ar garage , and good garden space . SJ 1.000. 4 ACRES - 2 h ouses , one renovated, ce ntral hea t & a ir . Lot s of pines w i th spacious y~rd . S31.000 . MIDDLEPORT - 3 large BR s.: vast living room , hot water heat, 11 2 baths , one enclosed Lot 70x160. Just 516,500. COOLVILLE AREA - ' BRs , 2 11 baths, hot water heat . e norm ou s m o d e rn kitchen . full ba sement and 5 to 68 acres o f land . BUILDING LOTS AND ACREAGE . IF YOU DON ' T KNOW PROPERTY KNOW YOUR REAL TOR . li'ICOaPOIIlAT&O NO. 123 - 95 a ., good pla ce to rai se horses. Bo)( stall s, corr'al, riding r 1ng , pressuri zed water sy stem to hou se & barn H om e has 5 BR . • carpeted mod . kitchen . fireplace , a lum . sidi ng & storm windows . Well worth looking at . NO. 114 ~ New a ll elec . 3 BR , f u ll base , carpe ted, ou t in country on 1 acre ground , 532.000 00 NO. 141 4 BR older hom e , b u ilt in cabinets, large roomS, fruit ce llar , close to town on quiet stree1. Sll .500 00. NO 141 - 2 BR .. tull base .. s m a ll c arpet. cabine t s. larg e built in pantry . Good buy at 59,000 .00 . NO. 152 - 3 BR older home, alum . si d ing , storm win· dows, full base., w al ki ng dislan ce of sc h ools, RUTLAND - 1 story ir~me , 2 BR, bath , din ing R , wash bldg , garage . A VERY GOOD BUY 58,500. RUTLAND - 1 STORY FRAME, bath 2 BR , c arp e ting . _paneling, garage . CLOSE SHOPPING . $9,500 , DEXTER 157 TO acr~s , large home, fenc ing , timber, barn and other bldgs. ·ooWN PAYMENT and bal. like rent. 138,000. POMEROY - Close to Rt, 7 . 7 1 1 acres , home has 4 BR, balh , paneling, carpeting, H .W. heat . Storage bldg . S15,000. POMEROY - 5 hilly acres, 3 BR. both . large kitchen w -lots ot cabinets, storage bldg . $7,900 . CLOSE IN - Rl. 143 - 2 acres , lovely t or build ing si te o r trail er , water available. $4,000. HYSELL RUN -- Lovely home wi th 2.77 acres of good ground, 1 siory, 3 BR, bath, nice kitchen , ulillly R. full basement, very large concrete B . garage I, workshii!J, carpprl, 128,000. SELLER DON 'T WORRY ABOUT BUY EllS WE HAVE MANY - LIST WITH US TODAY . 992-2259 or 992-2561 Phone day or nigh! 1 14 1 mo .-'I '' Kuhl Cake Decor n Call 992 -7537 Pomeroy, Ohio CR A NE Ser v i Ce . erec t io n , .10 f t Phone 992 5468 . S13,500.00 . Have a b uyer for 100 acres with ga s we ll . Does your pla ce qualify? Ca ll us . B04W. Main Pomeroy 992 -2298 After Hours Call 992-7133 CONTACT: Lots Pauley . Bronch MonaQer 76 Ford Granada 4 Dr., power, aiL __ SAVE 75 Maverick 4 Dr., auto., P.S., P.B. __ 13195 74 Olcls 98 Lux. Sed., power, air____ 14895 ' 73 Volkswagen Bus, 9 pass. ______ 13295 73 Monte Carlo 2 Dr., v-roof, air---- 13695 73 Pont. LeMans 4 Dr., pow., air- -'- '2995 72 Olds CUt. Cpe., power, air:-----12495 72 Datsun 2 Door, std. _________,_1595 lice n se d baker and decorator. Kitchen Stat• Inspected Pontiac H.T. Cpe., V-roof, power---'2395 72 Buick LS Cus. Con., power, air~-- 12895 72 Buick Electra, V-top, pow., air_ __ 12695 72 Ply. Gold Duster, 6 cyl., 3 speed- - '1995 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., power, air ---- '2695 72 Chev. Imp. Cus. Coe., .full power, air 12295 72 Olcls Lux. Sed., full power, fact air12895 71 Ford LTD Wagon, pow., lug,gage rack 11695. buil d i ng derr i ck . 1 2 26tp EXC A VAT IN G , !JACK H OE S A ND DO ZER , LARGE A N D SMA LL SEP TI C TANK S IN S TALLED BI L L PULLIN S, PHONE 992 2478, D A Y O R N IG HT 11 11 781 p $21,500 00 NEW LISTING - Like new 3 BRs with nice pane lin g, ca rpef 1ng . qrand bath , 1 1 acre . garage, and over _ $25,500 . Five Points . Mike Young, Manager Sales and Installation At . J , Pom~roy , Ohio 45769 1- 12-1 mo. A LL TYPE S o t 1ncome tax r e tu rns Call 992 .53~ 7 1 15 6tc $4195 $2995 $2595 $2795 $2395 S3195 $1695 $1495 s1795 $1995 $1695 Ford LTD---------- 14395 74 Ford vs __________ 13295 75 75 Cadillac Cpe. DeViHe, power, air--. 17500 · 74 Cadillac Sed. DeVine, PD!Ver, air_ -16295 73 CadiUac Cpe. DeVille, power, air-- 14795 · 72 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air __ '3895 SIIYe. Cakes, Baked and Decorated To Your Order NOW 4 dr . Like new Free estimates on car· pet 1ng and instilllation . We'll bring samples to 'ff!Ur home with no obligation . See how you can really 614.99'2·1206 WAS USED CARS CARPniNG Blown 111to Walls & Attics OUR LOSS YOUR GAIN SLOAN'S Blown Insulation Services 1''1 1 V V (l f~, HER wilh <11r . ,,m r a d10 H 1rack s1er ~o . C' xcc ll enl c ond1 11on l ~oo k va l ue . SJ 7'1 1l v~ il l se ll tor S1 10n Phone- 1.1 '17 W lJ 1 16 J I C F REE REN T • AT V I LL/\GE MANOR IN M ID OLEPORT ! We are so sure thai you wi ll l ove ou r apartments t h at we g1ve you TV 0 w h 1te fa ced b Ul ls two weeks RENT F REE . 7~2 2 1 H~. J u" t pay yovr securi t y 1 16 31 c depos it and stay six months and the first 2 w eeks I S tree ~ TORE !.' Cilles . ant ! QUC You Will en j oy monthly sho wcase a nd an11qu e g un teases. a l l el eetn c liv ing , c ase rtnli q ue cas h reg is ter carpeting , ra n ge and h and adding ma ch1n e . co ca ref r ig era tor . fr e e trash c ol a pop coole r . s ta in les s p icku p , ca b le TV (op t ional) s te e l pop o r beer co oler and l aundry fa c i l i l 1es . holds 1.1 c ases . regula r cas h Conven ient to shopping on reg is ' er . <., ha s Ia cam p er , six Th 1rd and Mil l 1n M 1d sleepe r . S6SO qoort sh ap e d lepor t. VILLAGE MANOR Phon e ~6111 :17R 622 1 or ]78 Is yours fo r one bedroom 6737 apartments starling at Sl Oa t 16 31 p monthly p lu s etec We pay for everyth i ng e lse See t he ~ r N G/ ROO Rug for sa le . Manager at Riverside S lJO Ph one 992 7JOfl Ap irtm enl s or ca ll 992 3273 . I 16 J1 p Th iS offer will end soon , so move' in now and save SSSS. 10-23 -Hc ----- - FREE ESTIMATES 1966 C fi. OILL /I C Co u pe D c v 1lle . runs good , l -100 Phone Y'l2 3161 a t ler 'I p m 1 I ~ 61 C Call 992 .'.1 8 ~ 8 7 RED R M JJ 2 I Auto Sales SAVE VALUE RATED Business Services Real Estate For Sale Wanted To Buy $72 p er lb l Ol l \ ]7 fl62 .19 Notice Re solutton D enver 57 00 tor SO word mm1m um Ea c h addit i onal wo rd 3 c en ls · DAN THOMPSON FORD ' ~---~.... Mobile Homes For Sale GIN ~ ENG , Appropriation C l e rk OBITUARY Addi t ional 25c Cha rge pe r /\ d v erTisement OFFICE HOURS B. JO a . m to 5 . 00 p m . Da 11y . 8 30 a m to 12 : 00 Noon Sa t urday Townshtp Annual Tow n ship & "uNo Aos An•• r n fJn flu Rnt fir ~/ hut duur~ ·d lilllll~· ~igll lf of friyi•I - "PA·LED " OWN p M Day Befor e P u bli Cat ion 1\~0II d il¥ Oe.l dil ll C 9 a . m . C.m c e1 t at10n Corr e c;l ion s w i !l be a cce pted unt i l 9 a . m . l or Day of Publi c ation REGULATION S T h e Publ isher reserves the r i 11 h' tn Pd il or rc j e(.t any ads deemed Obl eCt l onal. The p u iJI is h er wi ll not be re5pons i ble for more than one in c oN ec t 1nse r tion RATES For Want Ad Service 'i c ent s p er word one 1nsrrtion M 1nim um Cha rge S1 00 1-l cents p£' r wor d three c onsc c u11v e tn S"' rlio n s 26 ce nt s per w ord, SIX co n s c cut ive jn scrt 1ons 7 5 Per Cent Discoun t on paid ads and ad s p ai d within 10 days . CARD OF THANKS 5 r 1 ort.rHtnrs . 11 - 'fhe Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday. Jan . 16, 1976 RE A D Y MIX CON~R~ 7 C e1 e11ve red right to your proj ect ,Fast and easy F ree est imat es Phone 99 2 3284 , Goeg le1 n Ready M 1)( Co , Middleport. Ohio , 6 30 t f c ELWOOD BOWER S REP A IR - Swe eper s, 1oas1er s. ir ons . atl ' sma ll appl 1ances Lawn m ow er , next to Stat e High way Ga r age on Ro ute 7 . Phone 985 3825 4 16 lfc -··------ 4 S EPT I C TA N KS c l ea n e d Mode rn Sa n i tation 992 3954 or 997 7349 , 9 18 lie WOU L D YOU BELIEVE ? Bui ld an all ste el build ing a t Po le Barn pr 1c e s? GoiCl en Giant A ll Ste el Buildmg s , Rl 4, Box 148 , Wave rl y , Oh io . Ph one 9.1 7 ~2 96 7 ~4 l f c O'DELL Alinement located b e hinel RuT l and Grade Sch oOl. Tun eu p , brak es , whee l bala n ci ng , i~;llf,ie m enl Phone 142 1004 11 16 1f c , 71 Ford Tor. Cpe., V-8, auto., air_ ___ .11595 70 Volkswagen 2 Door Bug-------'1295 70 Dodge Mon. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.B., - 11395 70 Olds 98 HT Sed., pow., F. air--- ....11095 69 Ply. 4 Door, V-8 auto.------:-- 1895 68 Olds Cut. 4 Dr. HT, 350 V-8, P.B:,-.!895 68 Dodge Dart tpe., V-8 auto.----- 1995 67 Chevelle 4 Door 6 cyl. auto. -----1695 68 Pontiac Station Wagon ________ 1795 66 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan ________ ~ 1395 69 Olds 98 4 Dr. Sed., power, air_ __11195 69 Chevroletl4 ton PickuP----:---11295 Gran Torino 4 dr . One locill own e r . 73 Pontiac ___________ 12995 Ca talincl 4 dr Air , one owner . 73 Ford LTD---------- 13195 73 Ford Gran Torino. ____ 12695 B P~ss . Stc:~ . Wagon . Sharp Air . 4 Dr One loca l owne r 72 Cadillac ----------- 3695 72 Opel 4 cyl, _________ 11995 1 4 Dr. DeViUe Reall y s harp. Loaded . 'l Or Cle-an va _______ . .:. ___ 11895 12 Ford Gol. 500 4 dr. Seda n 72 Pontiac VB- - - - - - - - · 12195 2 Cnlali nc:~ dr , H .T . Ai r . Ni ce . 12 Buick vs __________ 12195 L eSa b re 4 dr. Air , good cMe 72 LTD 4 Dr. Hf.. ___ ___ 11995 Air . new Ford Trade in . DodRe 71 Oldsmobile. ________ 11995 2 1974 Buick Electra Umited 70 H.L Chevy----· 1973 Capnce 2 dr. H.T. LeSabre Custom, 4 dr. H. T. 1970 Torino - - - - Wagon 4 Or. ~J~. _______ _:~ d~-------------------- $1295 ~;~9 H~~~:c_Te~~~~:_--------------------- ~5 '--------·------------$895 ---------------.---------$795 1969 Chevy Chevelle · W agon - - - - - - - - - - 1969 Olds Toronado ~:6s~o:~~~~- ~~~~~~~----------------.:. ____ ~95 1968 Pontiac Executive 4 dr . A i r , on e local. owne r . Maverick __________ H. T. -----------------------------.---:: Hurry On Thi..~ One! 1995 6 cyl. 2 dr . MANY MORE T-BIRD Ull fUI b urqund y wdh vinyl lop , 2 dr H T .. auro . P . S. P B , automal•c , rem pera1ure c onlro t, pwr . window s, Cru 1se Control , pwr seats , lilt wh eel. s teel be ll ed rad 1a1 t~r e s . /'1M rad1o SEE: Fred Blaelloar, Pal Hill, Melvin Little. or Dan Thompson See One of These "FRIENDLY SALESMEN" Open Evenings Til6:00 Except Thurs. and Sat. Til S: OO Ceward Calvert. J. 0. Story or Bill Nelson "Your Friendly Dealer" I l:: XCAVATI N G , doz er. IOiJ-.J t= • and backhoe .work : se pT IC t anJo, s · i nstalled . dump I ruc k s and lo boys for h ire , wil l hau l f 1ll d irt . top so i l , l 1me ston e and gra~Jel C all Bob or Roger .Je ffers . d ay phone 992 7069 , n 1ght phone 99'2 JS2S or 99 2 5137 2 11 tiC ., .."'. ..<. '" 0 & D TREE Trimm ing , 10 ye ars C)C per.ence . I nsur ed , tr ee eSI1 mates . Ca ll 992 - 238<~ or (614) 698 7257 A lbany . 10 15 tt c 501 NYLON $499 Square Yard RUBBER BACK. We h ave hundreds of carpet va lu es . Y our job can b e com pl e ted in 1 t o 2 we eks No long wa )t ing p e r io d . pur Installer has 211 yeers ~xpe r re n ce .. ExperT i ns,Jelfallon . You ' ll like what you get . CALL 742-2211 TALK TO WENDELl GRATE , CAR PET CONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE Rutlend Karr & Van Zandt " You'll like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992 -5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evenings Until6:00- Til s p.m . Sat. Pomeroy OF Motor Co. QUALITY 2 SIGNS '" " WILL TRIM or cut tr ees and shrubbery , Phone 949 25~5 or 742 3167. 12 18 261c Carpetigg See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burris . Lloyd Me Laughlin or Marvin Keebaugh. ' SEW IN G M A CH IN E Repa~rs , servi ce, all makes . 992 2284 The Fabric Sh op , Pomeroy Aut h or~zed Sm ger Sales and Serv1 ce We sharp en SCISSOr \ J-29 tfc 1914 DATSUN 710 C PE . Clearance $1695 Loca l I owner , automaf1 c , b lk . vmy l tri m , St i ve r fmi s h, good tires, rad to, r ea l econom y. Book Value Price Sl675 .00. • •• 1975 PINTO M PG •• S2995 Wh it e, 2 dr .. 4 speed trans., radio, bOdy mouldings, w ~ s ­ w tires. It 's like new with less than 5,2 00 miles. •• ••• 1974 CHEVROLET C-10 FLE ETSIOE Clearance U095 •I I • : •• ~- Middleport Hearing. set in .gas cost case 72 Dodge l ton Truck, flat bed----'2695 E XCA V A TIN G . d ozer , backhoe and d i l cher . Charl es R Half i eld Ba c k H oe Serv ice , Rutland , Ohio . Phon e 7<17 2008 11 JO 78t c LET US DO ITI! 992-2196 '" REMODELIN G . Plumb ing , . llealln g and al l types of ge n era l repair Work guara n teed . 20 vears ex p er1ence Phone 992 2409 · 5 l -Ife $2895 Buick----- $2995 $}295 beaut i ful car . 1973 Charger , air. extra shr1rp V 8 88 ? Dr ~!~4 p~~~ -~~.-$4295 f\ 1tra ct1Ve b lu e w il h w h ile- v lll y l lop . auto t rans , P .S . , P B., Cru ise Con trot. lilt wheel. a uto temp c on tro l. auto d opr loc ks . pwr w indow s an d seaJs , A M r M Sle r eo . radio . s tee 1rad 1a ls Dr.-- ~-----'2495 72 CHECK THESE -SPECIALS 6 cyl., std tran s., step bumper, good tire s. c lea n sharp blue fin ish Book Valu e $3200 . I •• •• . I •" ' COLUMBUS 1 UPI) _ The Public Ulilities Commission of Ohio Thursday ordered a Jan . 28 public hearing on whether two na tural gas suppliers will be allowed to add theor costs of emergency mdustr ial natural gas alloca tions onto residential cuslomer's bolls. . Ex tra charges for the emergency allocations granted Colwnbia Gas of Ohio customers, amounting to $17 .I million , and Dayton Power and Light Co. customers amounting to $2.6 million , ,;re scheduled to appear on bills Feb . 14 . 11 Co lumbia Ga s _spokesman s;lid average homeowners bill would be increased about 75 cents i month Ohio. industries said widespread layoffs would result unless they received the additional supplies. The PUCO order for the full sca lc hearing was unanimous. PUCO also agreed lo order a second hearing Feb. l7 to hear lestimony on whether or not other natural gas utilities would be able to .add their extra costs onto homeowner charges, rather than tackthe •expense onto mdustnal b\l_ls . 1\ bill to block the m~rea ses, as well as other l~tcr e asc s wl11~ _may be gr a nled other ~atural g_a s supphers '" Ohio, was mtrod uced ·Thursday on the floor of the state House by Rep . Mik e Stmzoano , DC<llu_m bus. . Sllnzoano sa od P~CO had "dropped the ball m not actmg soon enough to block the exira . char~es . m tn· troducmg h1s leg1slat1on . ' 'Nobody should be asked to pay for gas they d~.n't use-:• saod Sllnzoano . It IS a dangerous precedent to allow big business lobe subsodozed by resodenual customers. . '_"Obvoously , . the Pubhc Utohtoes C<lmmossoon IS not doing its job," he ad~ed. "I thm~ . they have dropped the balL . . .. . . Stmzoano saod thos w1ll not be ~he last wmler when w~ have natural gas shortag~s, and that his proposed legtslalion would prevent future res•denllal natural gas rate mcreases b"7ause of large, emergency mdustroal purchases. ~ ~ Hardgoods show in Columbus offers j largest. marketplace in Mid-America I •• Presidenl or The Ohio I COLUMBUS - Over 14,000 Carro usel Inn 1formerly Hardware Associa tion , lhis · ' Hardgood s Industry Scol's Inn ) headquarlers . !I n representatives are invited to These lhousands of hard- Industry did not experience o.. attend one of lhe most ware~ housewares, lawn and the severe economic slump prevalent in 197S, but dealers' .. · complele Trade Shows in tile garden , giftwares, building inventories have been ;,; .. Nation - The 1976 Mid materials, and allied reduced due to their excellent ;~ :: America HardgoOds Show In retailers and wholesalers the . Lausc he Building on come from all over Ohio and · sales performance during the past year . Therefore, the 1976 ~:' 'Ohio 's Slate Fairgrounds, the surrounding slates to see Show will be more imporlan t ~_..:: February 22nd and 23rd . This and buy what is new on lhe ~~"' great marketplace · "'- the market for the conswnmg thai ever to asslsi dealers in k •• largest of its kind in ·mid- public - lhe ullimate goal for upgrading lh eir depleled . - w1'II open~~ ·•-doors all Ihis Industry's mer- stocks so they can continue to ,'~... .,, ~ Am enca ~,E to trade people from 9 a. m . lo chandise . Exhibiting and serve their communities with IE~1 6 p. m . on Sunday , February selling their newest con- a variety of quality mer· ,.. ~ 22nd, and from II a.m. to 6 p. sumer products will be chandise. The handyman and' !:m. on Monday, February hundreds of leading U. S. do-lt-yourself markel is ever ~- :,23rd. ' hardgoods manufacturers increasing, and Association The Mid America Hard- and all major wholesalers in officials slale that conswners ~~ c:: uootfs Shuw is sponsored by this lnduslry who serve can con llnue lo depend on '•l:The Ohio Hardware mldwesl hardg<Mids uutlels . their regular hao·Qwurc and • • •Aisocllltltln in conjuncUon " According lo Fred I.. Hess hardg oods merchants . fuo ,. Wlth OHA 's 83rd Convention of the . Hess Home Ccnler, iheir needs, and for Ihat cxt1a .-..on lhe same dales at lhe Inc ., New Carlisle, Ohiu, whu sc rviet.' I his Indu s try 's IS l::: t" t:: • retailers provide which is more important in loday's economy Ihan ever before. OHA ·s s lreamlined Convention ·Monday program morning conve nes in the Carrousel Inn wilh an "Eao·ly Bird" Continental Breakfast at 7:30a . m ., wilh the lead-off speaker at 8 a . m . being Stephen J . Van Os~n. Vice President of Retail Sales Programs for The Newspaper ~dvert1sing Bureau of New York Cily . Hi s topic , "More Store Traffic Without Additional Advertising Costs," will help Convention delegal cs lo impr ove the se lhng effectiveness of their presenl advertising dollars , Foll uw\IIJ.! Mr . Van Osten \\'Ill Ill' • pant 1 fl i SI 'II"'iSi Pn 1 SMITH NELSON MOTORS Dealership HOUIS: Pome!U1, Ohio Ph. 992-2174 Open evenings til 7 p.m. MOn.. - Fri. - Sal. Til s p .m. Service 8 a . m , 4 : 30 p.m . Mon. - Fri. TOM RUE MOTORS CHRJSLER 1975 FORD MAVERICK--------- 52695 1972 OPEL STATION WAGON Automatic l"ns . ___ .IQI!l..RJtot..!iills:. £r.u;~t,t1695 1974 MERCURY MONTEG0- - - - - -s2495 1971 MERCURY MONTEGO Wagon . L ocal • _____T.!!.f!!..!'l!.la.!e..,..P.!.'~.'1495 1970 FORD MA YERICK , 1 clr . 6 cy l ______T2,'!!.~'!£Jil..!!U'ri££_ 1095 1969 DODGE CORONET · ' Dr .. 6 cy l ______T.2.r!!..B.u~J.a.J!1'!!<.!_•795 Runs good -----IPm.Bl!l'22.Je_Pri,£!'_1495 l069 OLDS DELTA 88 '995 1969 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL ? Or .. body man . Spec1CII. J.2•.'!!.!.u.!.!a_!!_!!:!c;!.'595 Or . H. Top -------,.,..------' Tom Rue Sale Pnce 1966 CADILLAC COUPE Run s . good~------!!'!!!..!l!!L~"-.':!: 1~0- 0 595 v.w. ---------------- 5 1595 Auto . shift - Auto .. rad io. 1971 FORD COUNTRY - - - - - - - - '1495 Squire Wagon , fullY equipped, lug . r ack. 1971 PONnAC LeMANS -------'1595 ? Or H T., P S.. P.B., vinyl lop. ? Dr auto. v.w. ----------------'595 New M otor . ~--------TRUCKS--------~ ' Associalion President Fred L. Hess of the Hess Home Cenler, In c., New Carlisle, Ohio, will discuss "Growing Through Meeting Your Customers' Needs" ; Nicholas zettler of the zetller Hardware Stores, Inc .. Colwnbus, Ohio, will present "G rowin g Through Relocalion, Modernization, 1fz TON----,...-...,- · '2295 Long wide bed , stand tran s., V-8. 1973 atM6 1fz TON- . : . - - - - - - -'2295 Long wide bed . cy l , stand . trans . 1972 FORD __w.:.c!'!!.e~~~:..-----'-'1695 307 v.a, 1972 stand . trans ·a tEVY-------------- 52295 Wtndow Van , auto ., P .S., P B 1fz TON-------- - - -'995 Lon g w1de b ed , stand . tran s. · 1967 atEVY 1fz TON-------- - -5495 Lonq wide h ed . little rough , runs good . .MASON AUCTION lOIS£ Several other cars in stock at Riggs. See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel Horton StrottiOII U.S, Ill. Ul MeiOII. v•. w. Howertl iO.sley , 1uCttonnr · PARTIAL LISTING: Oek library table, old~'wlJO!j beds, oak drusen. rouri<l oak fable Iclaw feel . ;wood c:/li~o closet (walnut), treadle sewing mac ne, corner cabinet. • ecretarv desk, wall end ma tel clocks, trunk• (Including camelback), rocking dlalrs (walnut. maplo;. ••~). railroad lanterns, coltM grtnclttrs. crocl<s, stone }ars conning jars, old colni. ~lohwere illld glassware; mil~ cans. keroseM lamps·, old books , butter churn . Pius llems too numero115 to list end others stili bet"!; Rotreshmon!S Available Not 11.-pon•lblo tor Accideflto 1973 DODGE 1968 FORD JANUARY 17,1976 11 :OG A.M. AT · · atEVY VEGA ________ _:_ S1395 1960 ANTIQUE ~UCOON conslg ned 1972 Li ttle rough , runs qood . See : Tom Rue. Ray Douglas or G. (Pall Williamson three of Otiio's outstanding ha r d gouds retailers . Stand Tran s 1969 TOYOTA 4 DR - - - - - - - - - - - 5395 PH. 992-2594 wi !h pmwl members being 1973 OPEL 4 DR ____ ..:::...~------ 5 1595 1970 FORD MAVERICK------ - - '1295 MANY MORE USED CARS, STOP& LOOK. from 9 to II o'clock on "Our Growing Industr y," moderaled by one of lhe Industry's top leaders Willi am G. Mashaw , Managing Director of The National Retail Ha rdware Association, Indianapolis , J Dr ., auto .. P . S.. a ir . 1972 1969 OPEL 2 DR. ? '1 Dr ., ilulo., P S 1 RIGGS USED CARS Located on St. Rt. 7 and Multiple Store Operation: and Merlin 0 . Rrown , owner o[ The Toffin Chester, o. Hardware Company, Tiffin, Ohio , Ifill give his personal experience of "Growing In A Small Town ." �• . 10 - The Daily Sent ine l, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Jan . 16. 1976 :~~~~~®.~k·-'IJ-J~ For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds- onr letter to .. 1\('h s~uare, to form. four ordinary Mo·ord!&. . WANT ADS 1NFORMATION I.I ] RETHIE ' [] I I () Sow arranp: the circled letters to form the turpriu answer, u by J ~==::::::::=.==~~~;=:::::::._:•~•~g~gested L.l ....,........:.Prill="-= · -= SII:IIIISI :..::::.:A ::.:: NSW :::.:IR:..::: Ur! ::...__JI Jumhl ... , B LIMJ) I .. A B OOM IN "THE AI F<:CF<:AFI I NDUSTR~~ ~ORNGS l "rtlll'rd•y'e CAKEO " the above cartoon. KI I Xl J" AERATE (Anewert lomorro") GUNNER The Boa rd of Tru stees of ~ i'l lt sb ury Townshrp . Mcrgs Count,. Ohio m e t in specta l sess ion o n t h e 3rd da y o f J anuur y . 1976 a t t he Off iCE' o f with tne fol lowi ng mem bers pr esent GET ATrENTION A Low Cost Want Ad Will Cut Cost of Living .••••• WRITE YOUR AD! IrS EASY -TO ORDER BY MAIL! -SPECIAL!-12 WORDS 4 DAYS ONLY $}25 CASH WITH ORDER AVAILABLE TO INDIVIDUALS .ONtY! NON COMMERCIAL NO REFUNDS. Each initia I and group of . figures · counts as one word. Be sure to count name and address , if used, and your phone number. Including prices for items of· fered in your want ad w i I I increase response . 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. . 6. 7. 8. 9. 10; .. 11. 12. NAME ADDRESS CITY PHONE • MAIL WITH 11.25 TO THE DAILY SENTINEL 111 COURT ST. POMEROY, OHIO 45769 G H ysell. Guy La Salle A Ru ss e ll. Guy It B u sh .M r R usse l l moved the adopl ron o t t pe f o ll owt ng Re s olu tto n B E IT RE SOLV ED by t he Boa rd o f T ruste es of SaltSbu r y Tow n s h i p . Metgs Coun t y , Ohto . th nt to p rov td e l or t he cu rr ent expe nses and ot h er expen dit ur es of sa id Board of Trus tee s du rrn g the f tsca t yea r . en ding D ecember 31 , 1976, th e follow in g sums be and the sam e ore . he re by se t a si d e ar1d approp r ia te d l or the se ... er a l purposes for wh ic h expen dt ture s a re to be made fo r and du r i nq said f1 sca l yc Jr , as foll o w s. VIZ General Fund Th a i lhere be appropnat ed fr om The Ge n eral F un d for M1sce1 1aneous Purposes Salary Cler k $ 2,J00.00 Supp) ieS f •dm '200.00 Insu ran ce 2 500 00 Bur 1a l E x p ense 200 00 Employer ' s R et1reme n 1 Co n tr ibUtion 300 00 W or k m en ·s Co m p JOO 00 G ene r al H ealth Dis t 1,500 00 A uditor 's and T r e~su r e r ' s r ees '200 00 El ec tion Expense 1, 100 .00 Olher E)(pe n se 200 ,00 T ota l MISCe l l an eous , P urpo ses 9,000 00 Thai Th er e b e appr opr~a l ed f ~om t h e Gene r a l r und t o r Tow n Ha l l , Memor 1a l BUi l dings a,n d Ground s P urposeS. Town Ha'lls , Memo ri al Bu il dmg c; and Ground s U lil i1 1es ~ 100 00 Other E)(pe nses 10 0 00 T ot al T own Ha ll Pu r poses 200 ,00 That the r e b e appropnated from t h e Genera l fund t or F 1re Pro1ec t 10n Purpose s . F i r e Protec:t1on 900 00 Con•trac 1s To t al F'ir e Pro 1ecl10n Purpos es 900 00 Motor Veh1cle L1CC!'15E' Ta)( Fund That ! h e r e b e appropriaT ed from l h e Mo t or V eh1 c l e Li ce nse Ta x r und M1 sce llane ouc; S a l a r i es ~ lru slees 1.200 00 Employer ·er ·s Relir e men t 250 00 Con tr , bu l 10n Wo rkm en ' s Cam p . 50 00 Too l s anel Eq u ipment 1.000 00 Sup p l 1es 900 00 Repai rs 200 00 Mai n I of EQ Uip m ent 200 00 Ma in tena n ce Sal ar1e s 1. 000 .00 7,000 .00 Material T ot al Motor Ve h1 cle Li cense Ta)( F un d t ,600 00 Gasolin e Ta x Fund Th ai th ere be ap propr ia t ed fr om t h e gaso l me T ax f u nd M1scellaneous Salaries - Tru stees 2,500.00 Em p loyer 's Re l ~r emen t . Con lribu t ion 700 00 Workme n ' s Com p . 200 00 Too ts an d Equ1pme nt 1,000 00 Supplies 2,000 .00 Repa 1r s 50 0 00 Maintenance Sala r ies 3.000 00 1. 300 00 Mal er i al Tot al Ga solin e T ax fun d 11,200.00 Road and Br~dge Fund Th ai th ere be appropria t ed fr om th e Roa d and Bridge F uhd · Misc e llan eous Sal ar 1es Truste es 1,000 00 Em ployer's Re t1 r e ment Con t r 1bul ion 170.00 Wor kmen ' s Com p 50 00 To ol s and Eq ui pm ent 500.00 Supp t1es 200 00 R epa1rs 100 00 M ai n I o f Equ1pm,ent 80 00 Ma1ntenance Salar ies · 500 .00 Mate r ia l 1 000 .00 T o t al Road an d Bridge Fund 3.600 00 c e m e tery Fund Tha t t h e r e be appropr1at ed fr om the Cemetery ~ un d . 350 oo s at ar ies Employer ' s R fl'l irement Con tr ibulion .lO .OO w orto:rne n ·s Camp . tO 00 L an d Pur c h ases 700 .00 R e pa~r s 200 .00 Ol h er E xpenses 100 00 Tota l Ce mete r y f un d 1, JOO 00 F ed er al Rev enue Shanng Fund lha l lhere be appropr1at ed from · th e Expendilu r e s Maintenance a nd o 'Pcrat10n F und Sa lar 1es Employees 5.000 .00 ~ . 5 00 00 Supp l ies 2.000 .00 Equipmen t 2,600 00 Contra cts Repa 1r • Contr ac ts Services 3.000 00 f\ dv er t is mg and Pr,nt111g tOO 00 VJor Kmen ' s Com p ensat 1on an d Disabl ed wo rk men ' s Re l ie f 200 00 Public Employ ees Rcli rem ent System 600 -00 1 ederal Re ve nue Sh;Hing r u nd 16 .000 00 Recapitulation 01 Funds : G en er al Fund M isce llaneous Gene r a l Pur poses !,1,000 00 Town Hal l Purpo ses 200 OJ) 1 i r .c Pr o'CC lion P11rpo sc s 90 0.00 l o la l General 1 un d 10 . 100 00 fv'O IOr Ve i'IIC i e · L ICf' n ~e Ta)( ~ und 6 !lOO 00 Gas olin e Tax 1 und II ~00 00 Road and Rndgc f wnd M) l · 00 Cemelery I und I ltJ{I UC 1 Cd l! ral R even u e St1ar i nq ~ tJnd G r and Tol r~ l o l r 11 I und s 1Y 111r O(l 11/l r P 1J ~/ 1 'J e co ndf:'d ' h l · C H J\MPION Mobile Hom e . lh 16 . comp l e t ely f urnish e d , e x c ellent c on dition Phon e 991318 9 1 1'1 t.t tc IY!7 HOTEL M i ddltport, 0 . Pn . 991 ·1771 Rooms, SS.OO up Special Rates by Week or Month Wanted CAS H po;1id for al l makes and m odels o f mobile homes Phone area cod e 614 423 95 31 4 13 l f C DEALER S in scrap , i ron . meta l s. Junk autos R tder ·s Savage Phone 992 5 168 1 2 29! p Ph one I 16 • fc MEIGS CO . ~ i sh and Game r .ss n w 1ll h ave a m ee t1nH OLD furn i tur e , ice bo x es . Jnn 16 a t 7 , P m at c oon bra ss beds . s tone i ars , or h u nl ~rs club h all at c om p le te househo ld s . Wr~le Sn owball H il l Elec l ion of M . D . Miller , Rt 2, o ffi cers w1 11 be held Cal f ~92 Po m ero y , Oh10 I 15 21c 7J60 10 1 74 SHOOTING Matc h , Sunday , J an 18. 17 . 30 p m Jus! off R 1 7 by pass . Sponso r ed by l he L uc k y 7 GtJn C l ub Cal l 9Q2 53j5 for furl her de ta ils I RI SH Selle r P u ps . t our 1 1s ]t c beaut1 f ul an d heallhy ma les . 8 weeks o ld Pure br ed . no r 1N COM E TAX prep a r e d . r eg1s1er ed Bo th parenls c an F ed ernl and s t at e ta )(es be seen $-10 each . Sha d e, W il l be don e by app l. only Oh io Phone [61 -ll 696 17 J.r Pl ease phOne 99 2 2272. or see 1 15 8tc M r s. wa nda Ebl 1n , Laure l Cli ff Rd , Pom eroy .. Col l 1cpup 12 31 JU te l OG IVE / I'f ~ ~ rl1011 1 h S o ld I Cn 1<1 I C P 1r NO Le~sons now a c Jr1C'nd l y find ,l ft ('(IIOil .l iC CC p 1 111 9 ll (' W S IUCI (' Il iS N t'C d s qood h Orne Ph one bcq in n e r~ 1rvc rm c diill cs f\ 1 eiqs Co ~1Um i1 ne ' ociC 1 Y ' '-'7 70 \'.' CldV. ancC'd ' unc (f'.l.r s 111 Hi1r v ey ' V,lnVrank,e n I ll 6 •c Pomeroy •.pr 1nq r vt•n uc PllOilC ~ ~2 /?70 Pets Help Wanted G I' N SHOOT. Ru!IOnd c ·OMP J\.N IO N tc live i n with ol d er l ad y . 11ght housework r me r 1c an L eg ,on . beq1n n inq No l a un dry Phone 9-19 ~517 a 1 noon o n Sunday on I 15 3t c b ee chgrove Road 1 16 21C '• RETIR E D or sem 'i re tire d END OF SE A SON cus lomer l a dy t o in r ree room a ppr eciation sa l e now at an d boa rd a nd sm all wages Bob's M arket /\ ppl es S2 98 for li ght dul ies . Se e a t 306 bushe l . or anges tw o do zen , Pag e St, Middleport. Oh10 Sl. Ta ng er m es three do zen 1 11 t tc fo r s 1 Grap~s . lhree pounds for Sl. Wh il e th e su pp l y la s ts Bob 's M arK e l 111 t 1 L l. l lf\\ E tlo o"-kccper !llll '"> 1 hav e f'l< p criC"nce Mason . W Va P ho ne 773 \ ' fiiC nnd sen d r esum e ·u 57:? 1. hou r s 10 am til l 5. 30 r·o)( 7? '1 r c u 1 h e [l,l i l y pm O t1i o '. p n• l n c l PfJm (' r oy 1 o l Otc TTve I •I f, 'i I I I 6' c l!. J HO U SE o f I abric s Ja'"n u ar y Clea ran ce s ~11e /\ II malcri al 1n s1ock on sale . , Open 10 am lilt 'i p m . Monda y lh r oug h <.;a t urday CA RPENTER wor k , CC 11in gs . I -1 11tc fl oo r i n gs and pan e l 1ng . Phone 992 2759 1 7 l Oic I WI LL b eQ 11.11 ng piano lesson s in my home st arti ng Feb 1 VII L L DO babysiltlng in my fo r inform at 1o n cn ll 992 J27R h ome by l h e w eek W il l b a bys i t 1n y our ho me by lh e 12 IS SOle h our Phone 992 2-128 1 I S Jt C D Employment Wanted PUBLIC NOTICE 81ds w1 11 be rece 1ved by I he Tru s l ees of Sa l isbury Towns h 1p , Meigs Cou nty . Ohm , unt 11 12 o'c lock noon . on J anuary 30, 1976. for !h e pur ch ase of a new d ump truc k with the fo ll ow 1n g s pec 1 f i~atio n s 1J6 ' l.iheel base 360 c u in . V a En gi ne 7,00 0 lb . fr ont a x le 1B. 50 0 l b tw o s peed . r ear ax l e Heavy duty bl ack vmy l I r im w1 l h f ull w ldl h seat Cuslom Cush 1on seat w stan dard ca b & full w1dlh sea l Chrome Ye ll ow . so lid color 60 1\m p M o t o r c raft J\ ll e rnat or Re1nforcem e nl fra me, Inver ted " L ', 19.2 SM . 36.000 P 51 3300 3700" fron t sprin gs t Q, JOO 11 , 670 lb rear 1J1Bi n springs 2.250 l b Aux1 11ary r e ar sp r1n gs F ron t Tow h ooks 5 speed. d~r ect , t ra ns m 1SS10 n . Cla rk 285V , W ide rat to 2 9 · 00x 20 . 12 PR. Grou p f, fron t ti re s an d t u bes 1 9 : 00x20 , 12PR ,G roup f-, rea r t 1res an d tubes Ca s t Spok e W h ee l s wit t) 7 0" rims ~ Mud & Snow l tr es on rear fs uper re ad l ug ) Spar e r 1m 7 O" )( 2.0" F . A H ea ler . /\ mm e ter & oi l pressure g a uges s ingle e l ectr~c h orn , liv e cab 11g'h1 s sea' I b elts. du a l western lype mirrors W S w ashe r & 2 sp ee d w ipers . 70 amp bat le ry . hand co n trol throtlle . 19 5 ga l ~ feel 1n c ab fue l tank 1 R S D um p Body , 7' X 9' , Si des 2~ " . Head & tai l g ate 30" , U7JO Hoist , Underbody or T e l escopic Hoi s t with cable or f loo r c on tr o ls . power take off . 1, rol l c eb 36 " ~" fron l cab sh ie ld : 10 gauge h igh tens II fl oo r & 12 gauge high l ensd · si d es . l ig h ts , reflec tbrs, m tJd fl aps . 2" x 6" Wo od S1de boards , mstal l ed an d p a 1nt ed Ch rom e Yel low Rea r To w loop SO Ga l " D " Ta n k steel LH or RH in lieu o f Sta ndard Th E' Trus lees r ese r v e th e nght t o constd e r b1d s wh1ch hav e m1 n or variations . prov i de d 'h e b id s su b st an!i a ll y com ply w1t h lh£'se spec if ic a ti on s Denver G H yse ll Guy V Ou sh 1 ru s rees . Sa l isbury Towns h ip , M ei gs Coun!y , Ohi o ( 1 t 16, li e Resolut ion an d t he roll betng cal l ed upon lis ad opt1on lhe vote resu l led a s f o llow s Mr Denver G Hysell. Y es M r Guy f\ "' Rus sel l. Yes M r , Guy V B u sh . Yes 1\d oJJi t> d J an u ary ] , l \l76 Richerd Ba iley Clerk . Board of To wnship T rus tees Hoard o t Tr ustees hold s r c qular m ee !ing t h e f i rs! •, ,l ' IJ I"day o f c arh rn o n!h at 10 Ort a 111 "'Ill P ear l !.1 reet , Middft n or• Ohio I' ' '· ,,, For Rent rO R REN T OR SAL E , 3 be drm mobi le , hom e, un furnish ed , u !l l ttles pa1d on R t 33 in Bur, , ngham Phon e 991 775 1 12 J 1 tf c HO US E 1n Rulland .t 1f c H OU SE tr ai l e r nea r Ra Cine . J br . l ba l h , n o pel s. 1 smal l c h il d o . k SSO depo sit. 1 100 plus utili t ies PhOne 9-19 2QQJ 15 Jt c O N E bed rm ap• . 1111 e lec Pon1e r oy Homr' ond 1 u 1o t'JI IO EelS' M.1 in ~ · 1 • Po m eroy 0 1110 1ra11 er P hon <.' 992 1 16 ' fc RE r L n ic e 1 r m home . ba th . aoub i P c a r ~a rag e . nice yard I or informal ion . cal l 992 2'1 01 1 t o lie 147\ V II'. ', \ lf' ER 1\ ce tl c . qoo d condilio n 1 new ' 'rc~ Phone Y IY 217 J 1 16 61( From the largest Truck or B IJII do zer- · Radiator to the .sm all est He~ter Core. Nathan B1ggs Radiator Specialist LARRY LAVENDER SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC•. S~acuse, Ohto Ph . 992 -3993 Ptl . 992 -1174 CHEVY Bis c ayne , 6 L-------------'~I~ O_I_m~o~ cyli nd er standard sh i ft 10 good co nd il1on . S 3~ 0 Phone 7.1 2 21 85 . 1 15 51r 3 BR HOME , just f inished remodel ing . Sale m ~I., R u tlan d Phone 742 2306 19720L D SMOBILE Torona dc , afler 4' p .m , or see Milo B. very n ice . low mi lea g e A l l Hu tc h1nson . power , fi M r M ster eo . air 109 tt c c ondi iiO nlllg , v i nyl lo p R e a sonably pr ice d . Ca l l 992 6 RM HOU SE , balh ,, ', ac r e. 2 17B May consider n 1ce ful l b asemen t , u!l l i ly room , older Chevy or Mustang on bu i ll i n por ch . gt~rage rra dc Ph one 99'2 7733 l l.'i 71 p 12 30 1fc 196A CHEV. R OLEl P1tk,up '1 1 whe el d r i v e 1 sp , V H "w~Ji ' h r m 1 m ' UPe player ra dio S7 1Ull Phon r- 7 12 7H l ll \ 'J!I •o n ap er tm en l ad u l ts on l y in Middleport . Phone 99 2 j a74 3 25 tf c J A ND 4 RM . t urnished and unfurnished apts . Phone 992 5434. 11 9 tfc 9 9:( 3 11 0 10 7H 'f c •ran s CCI VC r <1 11 1 111 1 III I) X rCidiU ll •r o1 Ck s 1er co • l stJ o 1hc r 'rPeS C.lll 'fin W fJ ' 1 lJ tc I NI • I\ H '~.l CI"IC\n n CICI 1965 FORO LTD . Nfiw 12 ga . W mch es t er J7 r. Si n g le sho t P hone 7J2 2359 1 13 161p 1 RON r O NE , CIOO d t On01 ' 1Dn r'l<CC II Cil l 'O !lr' IWO 11lO U ih S'd1 f c cord 10n liS J;< d p 1CCCS very ll• il e wir h c ase ':.( 00 Coil' brown c ord ur oy W1lh sh eep fu r lin 1nq wo rn ve r y I1 " IC S(t l [l r CSS: 1 p ink . 1 hlu c 1 r ed 11c w s1y te s exce ll ent co nd ition , 3 $12 so Phone C6t .t l 98 5 <11 1.1 or ( 611 ) 98 5 .1219 1 I] '51p MO D ERN des ign s t erec . 8 tr ac k l ap e , am tm rad io com b mat1on Oa tan ce $98.60 or terms Call 992 396 5 1 1 lie CO A L. l 1mes tone and e tt ty p es of salt an d ro c k salt for ice and s now r emo v al. E x celsio r Sa lt Wo r~ s . East Ma1n St . Po mero y , Ohio Phone 9,~12 · 3891 12 7 1f c E N D Or 5 6/\ SO N c u s tomer n p pre c 1at io n sa l e n ow al Bob 's Marke l f\ pp les !.2 98 bushe l , oran ges lwo doz en, St , l a nger tnes thr ee d o zen for Sl G r ape s. !hree pounds tor Sl While lhe sup ply lasts Bob's Market in M ilson . W Va Phon e 773 S77 1, h ou r s 10 a .m t ill 5 . 30 pm 1 7 10t c CO J\L f OR SALE . CI\B Coa l company . 1 mile n orl h o f Ch es h ir e . on R 1. l P ic k your ow n . $2 0p er 1on Op en 6dav s per week. o r c all (61 .1) 361 7330 for fur the r lnlorma ll on 1 8 78 tc ·r~.': ,·l-,. ~' r--- I I EPRi\' P<11bilc homt:< f-lew IY]S n1ode l S I ~O PN month . Ph one ' O' a l ly f urnishe d I HJ I I !l] ~10 7 . 11.' ,1 SO!l . V. Va , CO-OP Automatic Water Conditioner Model UCXXX, 210,000 Weekly Grain Capacity ' 5299 Reg . UJ9.00 Val . ----~ F URNI SHEO ap a rli'nent 1 room s and ba th . Phone 992 5908 12 18 ltc 'tl A CRE for ( 6t 'n 067 33 ]3 sal(' Pomeroy POMEROY LANDMAR!t '9... Jick W. Carsey, Mgr . :1111 Phone 992·2\Bl 19 / I HQN[If\ 7',0. 1 Ord 2000 •raclor . P ~ .. dif fH e nllal lock , fron l ena weig h !!. an d 1 lher e11 1ra s PhOn e Y9? 1658 1 5 lite GO()(• quali!y !M y , P1.one W; 16'-tl I .) I ' I ~ Quality Print Shop Pomeroy Off1ce lOS Butternut 992 -JJ4S Formerly Weed Whol es ale. Featuring : D e lu x Zerox Copy Se rvic!:! , Su ppli ES . O ff iCE M i meog ra ph Su p plies, largest selectio n of w ed ding sup p l ies 1r1 South eas tern Oh io . Ttl e Print Shop complet e ( S tilt i n bus1ness in Mid · dl ep ort) 11 8 2 mo Phone I 4 17tc For Sale COUNTRY Mobile Home Park , R t . 33. ren m i les north of Pomeroy Large tors With co n cre te patios . sidewa l ks , runners ""d off s t reet parking P h one 992 7A79 12 -JJ .ff c BEDROOM turn ish cd apa r tment at Vi l l ag e Manor . Phon e 991 32?3 12 19 26t c 1 ROOMS an el bath in I 1J 'JI C .I Pomeroy near !( r oge r ' s Slorc . 5-l. OOO PhOn e 9917 729 I <J 6H 11 \ I ( ~ I dr L O '. ilbr a 1\)\1 or see Je rr y Ha wk I o wn er ( ,1n b e 5ccn (II 171 I J 17t p ',e vcn lh I v c . M 1cl dl c por ' I 13 61c LOT JO )( 100 II SSOO Clo se lo Krog er ·s m Pomeroy Ca ll 19 l'l CHEVY '• 10 n t wh eel f 1 t 86-1 1J90 ilfl er 3 30 p .rn , dfl ve pi c.,.up l\,1 1i'ln c c o f Reynoldsburg . Oh1o la c tory wa rr a nly C heck 1 17 Sip l h1!> b el or l' YO U buy J new o n e Phone i\f!er ~ p r11 or on W('f'ken d s 99 7 J.t96 HOU SE on Linco ln H gts 1 1 9 11c bednll .. large ~lichen . f ul l basem ent exc e ll ent buy tor SR 900, wJi h n ew turnllur e. on ly S10,300 Ph on e 99 ? 76<18 I 0 26T c GOOD fa mily ccw ni ce and g en11e . fresh Phone ( 61 -t ) 9as 39 ~7 f PPRO X IM/• T ELY 10 acres 1 lS 6tp abou• one l h i rd t i mbe r , ba l an c ed clen n , ro l lmy land Very fl iC e home sil e o r N I CE 3 PC be droom su i le . w il l develop Wat er and used v e r y lil li e Phone e lec a vailab l e Se e Es ke y { 6 1J ) 985 .1'270 1 15 Sr c H il l , fl a twood s, Ro a d 26, Pome r oy . Oh io I 1S ) IC LIME STO N E an d grav e l . ,Phone J r Da r st at 7472850 J TR fdLER !:. l o r sal e on on e a f te r 5 P m 1o1 $9 500 Ca l l a lter 5 p rn 1 7 12tp . 992 3161 1 15 61 C f IRCO Hcii l RC WC id lnq mach,ne . n ew c t c c all accessor 1es 1nc ludcd P h one I WEEK ONLY! r;- U-RNI S HED ---- STORM . WINDOWS & DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM S 101 NG -SOF F ITT GUTTERS· AWNINGS TEAFORD V~rgil B.. Sr .. Bicker 110 Mechan ic: Pomeroy , 0 . Phon• 992-JI"l! NEW LISTING - Large ranch home , 4 B.R.s, 11 2 ceramic bath s , oil fur nace , large kifche n w 1th d in1ng 2 car garage. I a c re Only S25,000. Tupper s Pla ins . RACINE Renova te d 3BRs , nice la r g e bath , 7 closels w i th storag e she l ve s . Dry ba se m e nt , garage and 1 acr e On l y RT. 33 NORTH ~- 2 BR . bungalow, bath . LP heating , T-P water . move. Asking $6800 . COZY BRICI< - la s t C BRADFORD , Aucl10nee r . Complete Service Phone 9..19 2487 or 949 2000 Ra ci ne , Oh10 . Cr 111 Bra dfo r d 1o 9 Jfc Real Estate For -Sale J BR B r ic k h ome . 6 yrs . 2 1 t ba t ll s . qarag c on 2 8 ac r es on pav ed r oad nea r ~ o r ked Run ~d a l e f ores! Phone 161 1) '667 ].73 8 $38 000 1 15 271p W I L L SE L L or tra de 6 r m h ou ~e w il h bath on f 1; acres g ro un d 1n Sa l is bur y Twp or i r a de for small fa rm P h on e 9'}7 3183 I IS 7!p NE W t,.. Y r e model e d hous e w i t h 3 a c re s in L etar t ra ils fi lum si omy , .w ith slon e, s torm w1ndows ..t b cd rm s , mo d er n kit c hen , 1 l i v ing r m . ut i l 1ty r m , I ba l h . n ew f u r nac e Ph one ! 61J t 1 J. l t:!1-t 70 3 I 1S 6\ C l R E • woo d ed lan d 111 •h e CO\Jil ' r y SOniC SUI I o"lb! C llUr ld ln Cj Si l f' S QOOd tl tC CSS ro~d Close ' O C t1e s• cr p,l r ' l <tlly l r n cc d Ph o n c1~ 1 11 •iH '- 111 111 or ~H'1 1? 1? 1 13 71 ( f BEORM ho m e, l USt f in is h ed . r cmo del mg , Sa l em St , Rutla n d Phone 742 230 6 after <~ p m or see MilO B HU tC h iS On 9 23 li e 3 BRs, modern k i t ., fme bath , din i ng and utility . On l y $11,000 . MODERN - Strout, 3 BRs .. 112 Realty baths , f u ll basem e nt , family room , 4 c ar garage , and good garden space . SJ 1.000. 4 ACRES - 2 h ouses , one renovated, ce ntral hea t & a ir . Lot s of pines w i th spacious y~rd . S31.000 . MIDDLEPORT - 3 large BR s.: vast living room , hot water heat, 11 2 baths , one enclosed Lot 70x160. Just 516,500. COOLVILLE AREA - ' BRs , 2 11 baths, hot water heat . e norm ou s m o d e rn kitchen . full ba sement and 5 to 68 acres o f land . BUILDING LOTS AND ACREAGE . IF YOU DON ' T KNOW PROPERTY KNOW YOUR REAL TOR . li'ICOaPOIIlAT&O NO. 123 - 95 a ., good pla ce to rai se horses. Bo)( stall s, corr'al, riding r 1ng , pressuri zed water sy stem to hou se & barn H om e has 5 BR . • carpeted mod . kitchen . fireplace , a lum . sidi ng & storm windows . Well worth looking at . NO. 114 ~ New a ll elec . 3 BR , f u ll base , carpe ted, ou t in country on 1 acre ground , 532.000 00 NO. 141 4 BR older hom e , b u ilt in cabinets, large roomS, fruit ce llar , close to town on quiet stree1. Sll .500 00. NO 141 - 2 BR .. tull base .. s m a ll c arpet. cabine t s. larg e built in pantry . Good buy at 59,000 .00 . NO. 152 - 3 BR older home, alum . si d ing , storm win· dows, full base., w al ki ng dislan ce of sc h ools, RUTLAND - 1 story ir~me , 2 BR, bath , din ing R , wash bldg , garage . A VERY GOOD BUY 58,500. RUTLAND - 1 STORY FRAME, bath 2 BR , c arp e ting . _paneling, garage . CLOSE SHOPPING . $9,500 , DEXTER 157 TO acr~s , large home, fenc ing , timber, barn and other bldgs. ·ooWN PAYMENT and bal. like rent. 138,000. POMEROY - Close to Rt, 7 . 7 1 1 acres , home has 4 BR, balh , paneling, carpeting, H .W. heat . Storage bldg . S15,000. POMEROY - 5 hilly acres, 3 BR. both . large kitchen w -lots ot cabinets, storage bldg . $7,900 . CLOSE IN - Rl. 143 - 2 acres , lovely t or build ing si te o r trail er , water available. $4,000. HYSELL RUN -- Lovely home wi th 2.77 acres of good ground, 1 siory, 3 BR, bath, nice kitchen , ulillly R. full basement, very large concrete B . garage I, workshii!J, carpprl, 128,000. SELLER DON 'T WORRY ABOUT BUY EllS WE HAVE MANY - LIST WITH US TODAY . 992-2259 or 992-2561 Phone day or nigh! 1 14 1 mo .-'I '' Kuhl Cake Decor n Call 992 -7537 Pomeroy, Ohio CR A NE Ser v i Ce . erec t io n , .10 f t Phone 992 5468 . S13,500.00 . Have a b uyer for 100 acres with ga s we ll . Does your pla ce qualify? Ca ll us . B04W. Main Pomeroy 992 -2298 After Hours Call 992-7133 CONTACT: Lots Pauley . Bronch MonaQer 76 Ford Granada 4 Dr., power, aiL __ SAVE 75 Maverick 4 Dr., auto., P.S., P.B. __ 13195 74 Olcls 98 Lux. Sed., power, air____ 14895 ' 73 Volkswagen Bus, 9 pass. ______ 13295 73 Monte Carlo 2 Dr., v-roof, air---- 13695 73 Pont. LeMans 4 Dr., pow., air- -'- '2995 72 Olds CUt. Cpe., power, air:-----12495 72 Datsun 2 Door, std. _________,_1595 lice n se d baker and decorator. Kitchen Stat• Inspected Pontiac H.T. Cpe., V-roof, power---'2395 72 Buick LS Cus. Con., power, air~-- 12895 72 Buick Electra, V-top, pow., air_ __ 12695 72 Ply. Gold Duster, 6 cyl., 3 speed- - '1995 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., power, air ---- '2695 72 Chev. Imp. Cus. Coe., .full power, air 12295 72 Olcls Lux. Sed., full power, fact air12895 71 Ford LTD Wagon, pow., lug,gage rack 11695. buil d i ng derr i ck . 1 2 26tp EXC A VAT IN G , !JACK H OE S A ND DO ZER , LARGE A N D SMA LL SEP TI C TANK S IN S TALLED BI L L PULLIN S, PHONE 992 2478, D A Y O R N IG HT 11 11 781 p $21,500 00 NEW LISTING - Like new 3 BRs with nice pane lin g, ca rpef 1ng . qrand bath , 1 1 acre . garage, and over _ $25,500 . Five Points . Mike Young, Manager Sales and Installation At . J , Pom~roy , Ohio 45769 1- 12-1 mo. A LL TYPE S o t 1ncome tax r e tu rns Call 992 .53~ 7 1 15 6tc $4195 $2995 $2595 $2795 $2395 S3195 $1695 $1495 s1795 $1995 $1695 Ford LTD---------- 14395 74 Ford vs __________ 13295 75 75 Cadillac Cpe. DeViHe, power, air--. 17500 · 74 Cadillac Sed. DeVine, PD!Ver, air_ -16295 73 CadiUac Cpe. DeVille, power, air-- 14795 · 72 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air __ '3895 SIIYe. Cakes, Baked and Decorated To Your Order NOW 4 dr . Like new Free estimates on car· pet 1ng and instilllation . We'll bring samples to 'ff!Ur home with no obligation . See how you can really 614.99'2·1206 WAS USED CARS CARPniNG Blown 111to Walls & Attics OUR LOSS YOUR GAIN SLOAN'S Blown Insulation Services 1''1 1 V V (l f~, HER wilh <11r . ,,m r a d10 H 1rack s1er ~o . C' xcc ll enl c ond1 11on l ~oo k va l ue . SJ 7'1 1l v~ il l se ll tor S1 10n Phone- 1.1 '17 W lJ 1 16 J I C F REE REN T • AT V I LL/\GE MANOR IN M ID OLEPORT ! We are so sure thai you wi ll l ove ou r apartments t h at we g1ve you TV 0 w h 1te fa ced b Ul ls two weeks RENT F REE . 7~2 2 1 H~. J u" t pay yovr securi t y 1 16 31 c depos it and stay six months and the first 2 w eeks I S tree ~ TORE !.' Cilles . ant ! QUC You Will en j oy monthly sho wcase a nd an11qu e g un teases. a l l el eetn c liv ing , c ase rtnli q ue cas h reg is ter carpeting , ra n ge and h and adding ma ch1n e . co ca ref r ig era tor . fr e e trash c ol a pop coole r . s ta in les s p icku p , ca b le TV (op t ional) s te e l pop o r beer co oler and l aundry fa c i l i l 1es . holds 1.1 c ases . regula r cas h Conven ient to shopping on reg is ' er . <., ha s Ia cam p er , six Th 1rd and Mil l 1n M 1d sleepe r . S6SO qoort sh ap e d lepor t. VILLAGE MANOR Phon e ~6111 :17R 622 1 or ]78 Is yours fo r one bedroom 6737 apartments starling at Sl Oa t 16 31 p monthly p lu s etec We pay for everyth i ng e lse See t he ~ r N G/ ROO Rug for sa le . Manager at Riverside S lJO Ph one 992 7JOfl Ap irtm enl s or ca ll 992 3273 . I 16 J1 p Th iS offer will end soon , so move' in now and save SSSS. 10-23 -Hc ----- - FREE ESTIMATES 1966 C fi. OILL /I C Co u pe D c v 1lle . runs good , l -100 Phone Y'l2 3161 a t ler 'I p m 1 I ~ 61 C Call 992 .'.1 8 ~ 8 7 RED R M JJ 2 I Auto Sales SAVE VALUE RATED Business Services Real Estate For Sale Wanted To Buy $72 p er lb l Ol l \ ]7 fl62 .19 Notice Re solutton D enver 57 00 tor SO word mm1m um Ea c h addit i onal wo rd 3 c en ls · DAN THOMPSON FORD ' ~---~.... Mobile Homes For Sale GIN ~ ENG , Appropriation C l e rk OBITUARY Addi t ional 25c Cha rge pe r /\ d v erTisement OFFICE HOURS B. JO a . m to 5 . 00 p m . Da 11y . 8 30 a m to 12 : 00 Noon Sa t urday Townshtp Annual Tow n ship & "uNo Aos An•• r n fJn flu Rnt fir ~/ hut duur~ ·d lilllll~· ~igll lf of friyi•I - "PA·LED " OWN p M Day Befor e P u bli Cat ion 1\~0II d il¥ Oe.l dil ll C 9 a . m . C.m c e1 t at10n Corr e c;l ion s w i !l be a cce pted unt i l 9 a . m . l or Day of Publi c ation REGULATION S T h e Publ isher reserves the r i 11 h' tn Pd il or rc j e(.t any ads deemed Obl eCt l onal. The p u iJI is h er wi ll not be re5pons i ble for more than one in c oN ec t 1nse r tion RATES For Want Ad Service 'i c ent s p er word one 1nsrrtion M 1nim um Cha rge S1 00 1-l cents p£' r wor d three c onsc c u11v e tn S"' rlio n s 26 ce nt s per w ord, SIX co n s c cut ive jn scrt 1ons 7 5 Per Cent Discoun t on paid ads and ad s p ai d within 10 days . CARD OF THANKS 5 r 1 ort.rHtnrs . 11 - 'fhe Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday. Jan . 16, 1976 RE A D Y MIX CON~R~ 7 C e1 e11ve red right to your proj ect ,Fast and easy F ree est imat es Phone 99 2 3284 , Goeg le1 n Ready M 1)( Co , Middleport. Ohio , 6 30 t f c ELWOOD BOWER S REP A IR - Swe eper s, 1oas1er s. ir ons . atl ' sma ll appl 1ances Lawn m ow er , next to Stat e High way Ga r age on Ro ute 7 . Phone 985 3825 4 16 lfc -··------ 4 S EPT I C TA N KS c l ea n e d Mode rn Sa n i tation 992 3954 or 997 7349 , 9 18 lie WOU L D YOU BELIEVE ? Bui ld an all ste el build ing a t Po le Barn pr 1c e s? GoiCl en Giant A ll Ste el Buildmg s , Rl 4, Box 148 , Wave rl y , Oh io . Ph one 9.1 7 ~2 96 7 ~4 l f c O'DELL Alinement located b e hinel RuT l and Grade Sch oOl. Tun eu p , brak es , whee l bala n ci ng , i~;llf,ie m enl Phone 142 1004 11 16 1f c , 71 Ford Tor. Cpe., V-8, auto., air_ ___ .11595 70 Volkswagen 2 Door Bug-------'1295 70 Dodge Mon. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.B., - 11395 70 Olds 98 HT Sed., pow., F. air--- ....11095 69 Ply. 4 Door, V-8 auto.------:-- 1895 68 Olds Cut. 4 Dr. HT, 350 V-8, P.B:,-.!895 68 Dodge Dart tpe., V-8 auto.----- 1995 67 Chevelle 4 Door 6 cyl. auto. -----1695 68 Pontiac Station Wagon ________ 1795 66 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan ________ ~ 1395 69 Olds 98 4 Dr. Sed., power, air_ __11195 69 Chevroletl4 ton PickuP----:---11295 Gran Torino 4 dr . One locill own e r . 73 Pontiac ___________ 12995 Ca talincl 4 dr Air , one owner . 73 Ford LTD---------- 13195 73 Ford Gran Torino. ____ 12695 B P~ss . Stc:~ . Wagon . Sharp Air . 4 Dr One loca l owne r 72 Cadillac ----------- 3695 72 Opel 4 cyl, _________ 11995 1 4 Dr. DeViUe Reall y s harp. Loaded . 'l Or Cle-an va _______ . .:. ___ 11895 12 Ford Gol. 500 4 dr. Seda n 72 Pontiac VB- - - - - - - - · 12195 2 Cnlali nc:~ dr , H .T . Ai r . Ni ce . 12 Buick vs __________ 12195 L eSa b re 4 dr. Air , good cMe 72 LTD 4 Dr. Hf.. ___ ___ 11995 Air . new Ford Trade in . DodRe 71 Oldsmobile. ________ 11995 2 1974 Buick Electra Umited 70 H.L Chevy----· 1973 Capnce 2 dr. H.T. LeSabre Custom, 4 dr. H. T. 1970 Torino - - - - Wagon 4 Or. ~J~. _______ _:~ d~-------------------- $1295 ~;~9 H~~~:c_Te~~~~:_--------------------- ~5 '--------·------------$895 ---------------.---------$795 1969 Chevy Chevelle · W agon - - - - - - - - - - 1969 Olds Toronado ~:6s~o:~~~~- ~~~~~~~----------------.:. ____ ~95 1968 Pontiac Executive 4 dr . A i r , on e local. owne r . Maverick __________ H. T. -----------------------------.---:: Hurry On Thi..~ One! 1995 6 cyl. 2 dr . MANY MORE T-BIRD Ull fUI b urqund y wdh vinyl lop , 2 dr H T .. auro . P . S. P B , automal•c , rem pera1ure c onlro t, pwr . window s, Cru 1se Control , pwr seats , lilt wh eel. s teel be ll ed rad 1a1 t~r e s . /'1M rad1o SEE: Fred Blaelloar, Pal Hill, Melvin Little. or Dan Thompson See One of These "FRIENDLY SALESMEN" Open Evenings Til6:00 Except Thurs. and Sat. Til S: OO Ceward Calvert. J. 0. Story or Bill Nelson "Your Friendly Dealer" I l:: XCAVATI N G , doz er. IOiJ-.J t= • and backhoe .work : se pT IC t anJo, s · i nstalled . dump I ruc k s and lo boys for h ire , wil l hau l f 1ll d irt . top so i l , l 1me ston e and gra~Jel C all Bob or Roger .Je ffers . d ay phone 992 7069 , n 1ght phone 99'2 JS2S or 99 2 5137 2 11 tiC ., .."'. ..<. '" 0 & D TREE Trimm ing , 10 ye ars C)C per.ence . I nsur ed , tr ee eSI1 mates . Ca ll 992 - 238<~ or (614) 698 7257 A lbany . 10 15 tt c 501 NYLON $499 Square Yard RUBBER BACK. We h ave hundreds of carpet va lu es . Y our job can b e com pl e ted in 1 t o 2 we eks No long wa )t ing p e r io d . pur Installer has 211 yeers ~xpe r re n ce .. ExperT i ns,Jelfallon . You ' ll like what you get . CALL 742-2211 TALK TO WENDELl GRATE , CAR PET CONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE Rutlend Karr & Van Zandt " You'll like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992 -5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evenings Until6:00- Til s p.m . Sat. Pomeroy OF Motor Co. QUALITY 2 SIGNS '" " WILL TRIM or cut tr ees and shrubbery , Phone 949 25~5 or 742 3167. 12 18 261c Carpetigg See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burris . Lloyd Me Laughlin or Marvin Keebaugh. ' SEW IN G M A CH IN E Repa~rs , servi ce, all makes . 992 2284 The Fabric Sh op , Pomeroy Aut h or~zed Sm ger Sales and Serv1 ce We sharp en SCISSOr \ J-29 tfc 1914 DATSUN 710 C PE . Clearance $1695 Loca l I owner , automaf1 c , b lk . vmy l tri m , St i ve r fmi s h, good tires, rad to, r ea l econom y. Book Value Price Sl675 .00. • •• 1975 PINTO M PG •• S2995 Wh it e, 2 dr .. 4 speed trans., radio, bOdy mouldings, w ~ s ­ w tires. It 's like new with less than 5,2 00 miles. •• ••• 1974 CHEVROLET C-10 FLE ETSIOE Clearance U095 •I I • : •• ~- Middleport Hearing. set in .gas cost case 72 Dodge l ton Truck, flat bed----'2695 E XCA V A TIN G . d ozer , backhoe and d i l cher . Charl es R Half i eld Ba c k H oe Serv ice , Rutland , Ohio . Phon e 7<17 2008 11 JO 78t c LET US DO ITI! 992-2196 '" REMODELIN G . Plumb ing , . llealln g and al l types of ge n era l repair Work guara n teed . 20 vears ex p er1ence Phone 992 2409 · 5 l -Ife $2895 Buick----- $2995 $}295 beaut i ful car . 1973 Charger , air. extra shr1rp V 8 88 ? Dr ~!~4 p~~~ -~~.-$4295 f\ 1tra ct1Ve b lu e w il h w h ile- v lll y l lop . auto t rans , P .S . , P B., Cru ise Con trot. lilt wheel. a uto temp c on tro l. auto d opr loc ks . pwr w indow s an d seaJs , A M r M Sle r eo . radio . s tee 1rad 1a ls Dr.-- ~-----'2495 72 CHECK THESE -SPECIALS 6 cyl., std tran s., step bumper, good tire s. c lea n sharp blue fin ish Book Valu e $3200 . I •• •• . I •" ' COLUMBUS 1 UPI) _ The Public Ulilities Commission of Ohio Thursday ordered a Jan . 28 public hearing on whether two na tural gas suppliers will be allowed to add theor costs of emergency mdustr ial natural gas alloca tions onto residential cuslomer's bolls. . Ex tra charges for the emergency allocations granted Colwnbia Gas of Ohio customers, amounting to $17 .I million , and Dayton Power and Light Co. customers amounting to $2.6 million , ,;re scheduled to appear on bills Feb . 14 . 11 Co lumbia Ga s _spokesman s;lid average homeowners bill would be increased about 75 cents i month Ohio. industries said widespread layoffs would result unless they received the additional supplies. The PUCO order for the full sca lc hearing was unanimous. PUCO also agreed lo order a second hearing Feb. l7 to hear lestimony on whether or not other natural gas utilities would be able to .add their extra costs onto homeowner charges, rather than tackthe •expense onto mdustnal b\l_ls . 1\ bill to block the m~rea ses, as well as other l~tcr e asc s wl11~ _may be gr a nled other ~atural g_a s supphers '" Ohio, was mtrod uced ·Thursday on the floor of the state House by Rep . Mik e Stmzoano , DC<llu_m bus. . Sllnzoano sa od P~CO had "dropped the ball m not actmg soon enough to block the exira . char~es . m tn· troducmg h1s leg1slat1on . ' 'Nobody should be asked to pay for gas they d~.n't use-:• saod Sllnzoano . It IS a dangerous precedent to allow big business lobe subsodozed by resodenual customers. . '_"Obvoously , . the Pubhc Utohtoes C<lmmossoon IS not doing its job," he ad~ed. "I thm~ . they have dropped the balL . . .. . . Stmzoano saod thos w1ll not be ~he last wmler when w~ have natural gas shortag~s, and that his proposed legtslalion would prevent future res•denllal natural gas rate mcreases b"7ause of large, emergency mdustroal purchases. ~ ~ Hardgoods show in Columbus offers j largest. marketplace in Mid-America I •• Presidenl or The Ohio I COLUMBUS - Over 14,000 Carro usel Inn 1formerly Hardware Associa tion , lhis · ' Hardgood s Industry Scol's Inn ) headquarlers . !I n representatives are invited to These lhousands of hard- Industry did not experience o.. attend one of lhe most ware~ housewares, lawn and the severe economic slump prevalent in 197S, but dealers' .. · complele Trade Shows in tile garden , giftwares, building inventories have been ;,; .. Nation - The 1976 Mid materials, and allied reduced due to their excellent ;~ :: America HardgoOds Show In retailers and wholesalers the . Lausc he Building on come from all over Ohio and · sales performance during the past year . Therefore, the 1976 ~:' 'Ohio 's Slate Fairgrounds, the surrounding slates to see Show will be more imporlan t ~_..:: February 22nd and 23rd . This and buy what is new on lhe ~~"' great marketplace · "'- the market for the conswnmg thai ever to asslsi dealers in k •• largest of its kind in ·mid- public - lhe ullimate goal for upgrading lh eir depleled . - w1'II open~~ ·•-doors all Ihis Industry's mer- stocks so they can continue to ,'~... .,, ~ Am enca ~,E to trade people from 9 a. m . lo chandise . Exhibiting and serve their communities with IE~1 6 p. m . on Sunday , February selling their newest con- a variety of quality mer· ,.. ~ 22nd, and from II a.m. to 6 p. sumer products will be chandise. The handyman and' !:m. on Monday, February hundreds of leading U. S. do-lt-yourself markel is ever ~- :,23rd. ' hardgoods manufacturers increasing, and Association The Mid America Hard- and all major wholesalers in officials slale that conswners ~~ c:: uootfs Shuw is sponsored by this lnduslry who serve can con llnue lo depend on '•l:The Ohio Hardware mldwesl hardg<Mids uutlels . their regular hao·Qwurc and • • •Aisocllltltln in conjuncUon " According lo Fred I.. Hess hardg oods merchants . fuo ,. Wlth OHA 's 83rd Convention of the . Hess Home Ccnler, iheir needs, and for Ihat cxt1a .-..on lhe same dales at lhe Inc ., New Carlisle, Ohiu, whu sc rviet.' I his Indu s try 's IS l::: t" t:: • retailers provide which is more important in loday's economy Ihan ever before. OHA ·s s lreamlined Convention ·Monday program morning conve nes in the Carrousel Inn wilh an "Eao·ly Bird" Continental Breakfast at 7:30a . m ., wilh the lead-off speaker at 8 a . m . being Stephen J . Van Os~n. Vice President of Retail Sales Programs for The Newspaper ~dvert1sing Bureau of New York Cily . Hi s topic , "More Store Traffic Without Additional Advertising Costs," will help Convention delegal cs lo impr ove the se lhng effectiveness of their presenl advertising dollars , Foll uw\IIJ.! Mr . Van Osten \\'Ill Ill' • pant 1 fl i SI 'II"'iSi Pn 1 SMITH NELSON MOTORS Dealership HOUIS: Pome!U1, Ohio Ph. 992-2174 Open evenings til 7 p.m. MOn.. - Fri. - Sal. Til s p .m. Service 8 a . m , 4 : 30 p.m . Mon. - Fri. TOM RUE MOTORS CHRJSLER 1975 FORD MAVERICK--------- 52695 1972 OPEL STATION WAGON Automatic l"ns . ___ .IQI!l..RJtot..!iills:. £r.u;~t,t1695 1974 MERCURY MONTEG0- - - - - -s2495 1971 MERCURY MONTEGO Wagon . L ocal • _____T.!!.f!!..!'l!.la.!e..,..P.!.'~.'1495 1970 FORD MA YERICK , 1 clr . 6 cy l ______T2,'!!.~'!£Jil..!!U'ri££_ 1095 1969 DODGE CORONET · ' Dr .. 6 cy l ______T.2.r!!..B.u~J.a.J!1'!!<.!_•795 Runs good -----IPm.Bl!l'22.Je_Pri,£!'_1495 l069 OLDS DELTA 88 '995 1969 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL ? Or .. body man . Spec1CII. J.2•.'!!.!.u.!.!a_!!_!!:!c;!.'595 Or . H. Top -------,.,..------' Tom Rue Sale Pnce 1966 CADILLAC COUPE Run s . good~------!!'!!!..!l!!L~"-.':!: 1~0- 0 595 v.w. ---------------- 5 1595 Auto . shift - Auto .. rad io. 1971 FORD COUNTRY - - - - - - - - '1495 Squire Wagon , fullY equipped, lug . r ack. 1971 PONnAC LeMANS -------'1595 ? Or H T., P S.. P.B., vinyl lop. ? Dr auto. v.w. ----------------'595 New M otor . ~--------TRUCKS--------~ ' Associalion President Fred L. Hess of the Hess Home Cenler, In c., New Carlisle, Ohio, will discuss "Growing Through Meeting Your Customers' Needs" ; Nicholas zettler of the zetller Hardware Stores, Inc .. Colwnbus, Ohio, will present "G rowin g Through Relocalion, Modernization, 1fz TON----,...-...,- · '2295 Long wide bed , stand tran s., V-8. 1973 atM6 1fz TON- . : . - - - - - - -'2295 Long wide bed . cy l , stand . trans . 1972 FORD __w.:.c!'!!.e~~~:..-----'-'1695 307 v.a, 1972 stand . trans ·a tEVY-------------- 52295 Wtndow Van , auto ., P .S., P B 1fz TON-------- - - -'995 Lon g w1de b ed , stand . tran s. · 1967 atEVY 1fz TON-------- - -5495 Lonq wide h ed . little rough , runs good . .MASON AUCTION lOIS£ Several other cars in stock at Riggs. See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel Horton StrottiOII U.S, Ill. Ul MeiOII. v•. w. Howertl iO.sley , 1uCttonnr · PARTIAL LISTING: Oek library table, old~'wlJO!j beds, oak drusen. rouri<l oak fable Iclaw feel . ;wood c:/li~o closet (walnut), treadle sewing mac ne, corner cabinet. • ecretarv desk, wall end ma tel clocks, trunk• (Including camelback), rocking dlalrs (walnut. maplo;. ••~). railroad lanterns, coltM grtnclttrs. crocl<s, stone }ars conning jars, old colni. ~lohwere illld glassware; mil~ cans. keroseM lamps·, old books , butter churn . Pius llems too numero115 to list end others stili bet"!; Rotreshmon!S Available Not 11.-pon•lblo tor Accideflto 1973 DODGE 1968 FORD JANUARY 17,1976 11 :OG A.M. AT · · atEVY VEGA ________ _:_ S1395 1960 ANTIQUE ~UCOON conslg ned 1972 Li ttle rough , runs qood . See : Tom Rue. Ray Douglas or G. (Pall Williamson three of Otiio's outstanding ha r d gouds retailers . Stand Tran s 1969 TOYOTA 4 DR - - - - - - - - - - - 5395 PH. 992-2594 wi !h pmwl members being 1973 OPEL 4 DR ____ ..:::...~------ 5 1595 1970 FORD MAVERICK------ - - '1295 MANY MORE USED CARS, STOP& LOOK. from 9 to II o'clock on "Our Growing Industr y," moderaled by one of lhe Industry's top leaders Willi am G. Mashaw , Managing Director of The National Retail Ha rdware Association, Indianapolis , J Dr ., auto .. P . S.. a ir . 1972 1969 OPEL 2 DR. ? '1 Dr ., ilulo., P S 1 RIGGS USED CARS Located on St. Rt. 7 and Multiple Store Operation: and Merlin 0 . Rrown , owner o[ The Toffin Chester, o. Hardware Company, Tiffin, Ohio , Ifill give his personal experience of "Growing In A Small Town ." �~~ - The Da•ly Se nt mel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Fn day, Jan . 16, 1976 Cole pleads not guilty to charges COLU MBUS - Homer A Cole, 57, today pleaded not tw 1ng Cut p !ru m Nuv 1. 1!.174 lh1 ough Dec 27, 1974 as penal II' of a $5,000 hne and-<Ji gUJ ity at hts arra ignment m r('qwre d by Settwn 7215 of one U S Dlstnct Court here on mne coun ~ f~uh n g of to deposil ueekl) pa; roll ta xes collected fron 1 Clllp l n~ es Cole •s prtsldent, gene ral mai1agcr and prm c.: apal a s iO< kholder of the Oh io Valley Manufttdun ng Corp HI 7, Tuppe1s Plams A btU of mfurma lion hied Dec 30. 1975 m U S Otstn ct Court, mdJCated Cole fa iled to 1na ke mne \\ eekly depos1 ts, totallmg $5,217 09 of taxes "'lhheld fr om empiO) es of the Oh10 Vall ey Manufac- MEIGS THEATRE TONITE THRU TUE5 JAN 16 20 Joe C.." m p 's BENJ I {Color) 5HOW5TARTS7 QQ Cu lc faces \CCtr llli.l)c:JiliU JJJ 1111pltSOI1111t!lll u n 'lhls \H t.·k's "mmng Oh141 I utt t•ry numhl' rs · 1 hrt•<'- digh uumht r 530 1 fi\ t• · t h rl'l'· l c r n). uf lht• 11111~ counts 'I he weeki ) depo s1ts T he 111\t: ~ lJg, tl m n uf !Ius rcqwrement may be un posed • rase \\ as ...:undu( ted b} the b) the IHS after an emplo; er Cul wubus offtce uf the In· becom es delinquent 1n the te lhgence OtvlSIOii of the 5K2H (fn ,.. , IJ.!. ht· t" t.-c , ~ h t) F n• t•· dt ~ lt number 1rl 1J:I4 ( IIIIU"- [ \\U- 1\IIIl"-fhn l'- payment of wtthheld ldxes fourJ the lntern.tl RevE>nue Code lcllh In terna l Hevenue Scr vice F n ur· dt ~ lt Stx- dt J,p t Fannie Shifflet died Thursday WILKE SVILLE - MI'S Fan me E Slufflet 88 , uf nem Wolkesl'llle , died Thursda) at t he Holzer Med!Cul Ce ntN followmg a long Illness A member of the Ml Ohve Church, Mrs Sh1fnet was born 111 Me1gs Coun ty Jul y 20, 1887, the ddu ghte i O[ • M1 and Mr s J ohn 1 , J .o ~ ery A homemaker all of her life, she was p1 e~e d ed 1n dea th by her parents, her hrs l husband Charles H Htffle, 1n December , 194.1, and he) second husband, Ambrose Slufflct, Ill Aug ust, 1973, a son and :i Sis ter Snrv1vmg are a step-son , George Shafnel, Manon two slep-daughle, : Mrs Mable Whee let of Calm• e ll , and M1 s Mildred Naeper. HoHn den seve! al gr an d ch il dren an~ greatg l and ch lld1eh ~ m eces nephC\\ S unci COU:;Hl.S fo'WlC I i.Jl SCI VIL:eS Will !Je held at 2 p m Sun day at the W1lkesv 'le Ch.1 pel of the Wdlker Fut1eral Hom e w1 th the Hcv A B Ma loy of f• cwt m ~ But•al ~ 111 be m Mt Ohvl' Ccme1CI y F'Jlcnds ma, call dt the chapel <Ul } tune c~ ft c 1 2 p m Sa lUI day tmt1l the hou1 of the service on Suncl tlY The fanul y \\ 1ll rece t\'e fn ends f1om 2 to 4 a nd 7 to 9 p rn Satw da \ Varian 's report made lu co un cil nuRibt·r - 8)6510 I l' I,L! h t·O IIl'- SJX· h\ l"' uf (J llt'·<l.l' l Sp1 r 1t of '7 6 \\lllllln g nur.nhcrs· T\\1)-<ll gtt numbe r!~ - Si lfiVl'-S (\tCII) , 2 1 (h\0- 0IJ C) , 30 ( lhrn-zcru ) and 75 ( St' VCJI fJVCI Fu ur·cii ~-: Jt numbc r 6088 ! s!x-zt•ro-ct ght-c tght ) F n c- dJg at numb e r 539:\6 1fl vt:· thn•e- m nelhrct- slx) . S ix- da~Jt numbe r J7H65!! I OIIL"- SI' \'Cil-cig ht· SIX- fi\'t'- I'Jg h t ) Projects in Ohio funded CO l UM BUS 1UP I l - Oluu De pa r tmcnt of Na tu1 al Resoun es Du ector Robert W '1 ee~1m .mnounccd tod.-1 \ SYHACUSE - Sy1acuse Poll ee Chtef Mtltml Vw lclfl p1 c se nt e d vil la ge coun cil I hursday mght Ius l eail; the U S Arm y C01 ps of Engmccrs \\tl l t el l' I'. C u~; r1 $H2 tt1ilh on for publi c \\ m ks pt og r~un s m Oh10 I he fun ds will pr OV Jd e I Cp OI t Turn the key. Glide away. Nothing like a new carl A low-cost Auto Loan is waiting. To make it happen to you. Wt'alh•·•· POI1'Iflt'tlY rutland tuppers plaine pomeroy natlona bank Wl e>tllllatcd 3 200 jObs f01 f•sca l He a nswered 161 c om plamts, llhlde 47 dl tl's ts, yea r JlJ7U The monc> was C(l rm arkcd mvestlgated fom aCt:ldents. for ong111g flood con trol ~tnd rec.e1ve d 209 ph une t a ll, mull !plllpOSC wa ter I€SCtUICC ass ued 99 . ,., il l nm gs, a nd pr o]ecl n• d. dd1t 10 n tu collected $2 792 85 tn fi nes lll d l n t en <~nce dnd opcr et tl on of c~nd cos ts He drove I he cruiSe! 7 HO9 ox1stt ng pt Ojetts Pdr ! of the funds w1ll go to males, used 8'0 7 ga llons of 111e ~lum Ct·eek East Fu •k gas spent $91 8 1 on ma anmH.I c.•eSd l CI eck pt Ojects. lenancc $478 Gfl on expe nses, \\hiCh \\ Ill pr ov1de new st:tlc rn'aki ng a total cxpenstl ot pmkl tt k es \\ ltll ._ilotc~ l o f B,i77 $570 52 es of wh t~ t e r r ec r e.JlJO Jl<il bu dl rn g r1 ll Sno" flur11es llkel j tins aftei noun a nd Lomght L O\\ S tomght 15 to 20 SnoY. flun 1es Sa lW'da y ma yl.Je, \\ ltb hi ghs m the upper 20s Pt obab1lttv uf prec!pllal wn W pc1 ce nt toda\ , 60 per ce nt tomg ht, 40 per cent SH1 mda .v the bani( Gf the century "tabllllhed 1872 . f01 dll d fr shwg 1· un c!ang \\ 1ll ctlsu be used f(JJ s1x 1hkt"l dtsposal aacc.~.s \\ hCI C CI11! 111CC I S \\Ill poll uted pLrcc d1 e<.h~• n g nli:l te nd ls m <.:Onfmc d ar cas to tmprovt! \\dle r quc~ h l~ nect t Oh w s HlciJO! I akc Er tc pOl ts The Cor ps wil ~dlso be ._j bit' J n l l i <~ I C rm Ohw fil vet Port Dt•vclu pm ~ n! studv '' h tdl \\ •s requested b) Gov Ja11 11~s A Hluxles llw study •s dcs1gned to JclentJ ty sllt:S .liung the Oh w HI Ve! I \ \ hu:: h to Fresh Ham Hock Navy Bean Soup V~Q uJd be cspe<.: Wll) desu ._, lJlc for port dcvelopn wnt Member FDIC CARRY OUT ONL ~ Crow's Steak House Pomeroy Oh10 t( tlll l lrlllt•! fiiJJD p•.1gl• I ) mun<.:'' "'uuh.l place a "cloud ' onOhw's cred it Jallng af the state t11ed tu JmJ rkc t mu1e bOnd s Riffe and Ocm;ek smd the eh,ud ' would be pr esenl until the a dnums tra twn fman cmg the 41-story offi c-e buildmg across the stl eel from the Sta tehouse ON ALL FINE HOME FURNISHINGS DURING OUR-ANNUAL SALE. INCLUDING FlEXSTEEL SOFAS-CHAIRS-LOVE SEATS' RECLINERS-TOP QUALITY THE LONGER YOU OWN' IT THE MORE YOU'LL APPRECIATE THE annual •Jilllllfll•\' (·li•n•·•tnti• Ultimatum dcvc·lops a m e w me thod of SAVE $'sNOW VALUE! THRU JANUARY Wm fer!:! ld, 47 1 Pa k e, has been n.mw• l s;_lle!'i il!'iSt~ l<.Jlc \\1 111 Ohw lhvcr Healty Inc l.lt:· Jc~e k s on ( unll ng lu <~I Hlll u nn·mcnl • 'l huistla) numlll'r Veleraos Memorial Hospllal • ADMITTED - Francis Pte kens , Portland , Freda Durham, Middleport; Lewis Boggess, West Columbia , Shirley Bishop, Rutland , Howard Dailey, Mtddleport , Roberta Marshall, Parkersburg, Donald Yost, Rutland ; Dmah Stewart, Hutland DISCHARGED - Dons Deeter , Veneva Gtlham, Gloria Decker , Me lame Gruest>r , Bertha Zamorano, Sharon Covert, Mary Sm1th, Ella Newlun, Dor'" Miller real estate salesman I• ml I by Dougla s J Wt•tlli'J hnll , pr es1de11l A n._JII\l' of Mc 1gs Cuunt) W 1 nh~ 1 s lhJS ll\\lled .w d upc1atcd the Wmtc1s Scn 1ce Slm e u11 US 15 at Sp1 w g Vi:i lle.v f()r 2B ycm s P1 Hll to tins he \\O S e rn pluyod dl the Gallipolis Slate Jnslltule dll d the M.u ielto Ma nufm:tw wg (o Wtrtle r s a n d hi s Wi fe Mal guerate, e~re tl1e pare nts of three chtldrcn Dr F'm 1 D WJn i('J s, d c h emt s t fm BPll I abs a t 1\ll en t(IWn, Pu g, u et Eve lyn Rosa les teache1 m the clemcnlw \ Sl houls .-11 DUI ha m N (' , <Jlld Dun ~ll d E Wm tcr8, cllcrm sl \\1111 A s li l <-~nd Cll em lt ~1 ! , Clevel.md The re e11 c llu ec EAHL T WINTERS M~u ~ ~ 1 .-J n dc. lul cl re n W1nlers ts a mcm bc1 of the Fu sl Bdpli st Church M llrrl mg D,mn lf~clgc, Kn u.; lit of the Pitt players indicted for bar assaults Ym k Clc~ss of Hcmoa, and the SuutheasiCJ n Ohto Bua rd of He~d t m s He has sold 1cal estate fur the l.t.st 10 yC' ar s Wmleis \\ Ill he IIs tt ng a nd sc l1111g Jl'al c:-;t(l lc, IJCJth fuJm, r esld enllal 1 and c.:ommerc1a l m 1he Culha Coun ty a1ca Clothing needs are provjded Adequate clothmg has been secured for the Mr a nd Mrs S•dnel' IJttle famtly whose home was gutted by fire th'" Pl'l.l'SBUHGH t UP! J rtu cc Umvc1s t1 ) of Pi llS · we ek Midd lepor t Pohce bw g ll foo llnl) l p l (1 ~cr s hd \ C Uuef .I J Cremeans satd bee n !ndact e d on <.~ssault t m.i<~y Cremeans sa1d the publie ella! ges 111 conneCtiOn \\lth a r esponded ~ e ll lo an appeal bra 'd out srde an Oa kla nd ba r fot the fam•ly and that the last November arter the Pitt· B1 g Bend Cit ize ns Band 1'\otre Da me gam e Hadw Club played a n a cttl'e An Al legll env Count> ~ ~ a n d JUrv l lmr sclay mrhctt'(] I om role m supplymg the family Pe1ko, 21 J ohn Pe lus1, 21, w1th clot hm g from 1ts rese 1ve Conlr ah u l io ns ami fhnul Tre rber , 21, receaved now \\Ill be used to Perko a defens11 e end r eplemsh the reserve supply fl oui :Steube nvill e, Ohw, W<:l S of lhe rad1o club the chtef anda cted for .~ gg ra ve~ t e <l sa1d <~ SSB u l t on Robe rt C.n ncy , 25 Langehmne, Pa , and snnplc dss ault and l CJ!U Jl st H.: The A lnmnac th rea ts on Car ol L1vmgston, Unated Press lnll'rnatmnal 26. W t~ s l n n~:tu n , Pu loda) 1s Fnday, Jan 16, Pclu s1 a cente r fr om th e 16th day of 1976 wtth 350 to Y o u ng s lo ~An , Oh1 o \\HS follow dntr ~jed walh agg 1ava ted The moon ts full dSsault on Ccu ney and simple Tile mornm g st ar ~ are as5.a u!t un Mi ss l!vmgston rr eibeJ un off ensive Venus and Sa lUI n ·nwevenmg stars a re Merlmcm,m f1om I tJU I el Md was lllllltlcd fo r uggul\ atcrl cun and Jupiter 'J1wse born on thiS date are !t!)~d. u !t on Cetl ney under the s1gn of Ca pncorn C.IIIIC V Hnd MI SS Famed Amerrcan destgner [ lV IngSl Oil CJiargPd they were and wood co n. er Sam uel slwvcd and be<:i ten bv the Mcln!Jre ~.lS born Jan 16, pld) crs wh ale walling to enter 1757 llle Ou kldnd ta\t~l n On tins dC:ty 111 htslury In 1833, ~he Pendleton Act AIll UNIT CALI.ED ' •nt mlo effec:t, proVIding for 'l hP Pomeroy E-H squud n ea llon of th e U S Cil' ll WdS l'<l liC'd to 126 I .aur e\ St a t SerVIce Comm1sswn 9 58 p m Thur sday l or Donald Yost, whu w,., il l He \o\i:J s t <:~k e n to Vete rans Memm1al Hosp1W I whe1 e he CALL ANSWERED " 'ls .ulml ttll<l At 2 55 a m 'l )te Middleport E-H squad Fr 1duv, the squ;:~d "ent to the an ~ wered a call to 186 North Charles Yost home m Nease Second Ave, at 4 25 p m Settlement for Ivan Well who Th ursday for Thelma Sparks \HIS 111 He w.::is also Wken to who ~as til She was taken to Veterans Mem onal Hosp1tal Holzm Medtca l Center I'ARTI. V UI'EN 'I h~ ,Jdl111n1 Sll a live ciiVI SIOrl of the Metgs Co uttty Hea lth De !>dl tmcnt w rll be d osed GRANGE TU DIN E Monda} , h oweve r , the Heml ock G1 a nge wtll hold nw sang dJ\' ISJ(Jn \-1. all remam .m oys te1 stew s upper open to a elm 1111 stcr un · Saturda) ,Jan 17, at6 p 'm a t mwm:.t!wns tu only those the Hemlock Grange Hall AU an d tvll lu,il s \\h0 ar e g1an ge mernbers 1 fam 1lres sc heduled 1 he vuc.:mes will and [!lend s are cordia lly be ddlmmstc red fr mn 8 .JO mvtted am to 11 "m News •. in Briefs 1l •mtmued from page 1) COLUMB US - HOBERl A TAFT II , grandson of the lat e U s sen Hohert A Taft of Ohio and gr e at-grandson of Prestdent Wilham Howard Taft , has been selected to serl'e out an unexpired term mlhe s tate House of Represe ntatives Taft , 1\ho IS the son of U S Sen Robet t Taft Jr, H-Oii10 , was chosen Thursday by OhiO House Republicans to ftll the va cancy m the 65th D1slrtct created by the restgnatwn last week or Rep ~ ~ ankH Mayfteld Jr , R-Cmcmnatt Mayft eld 's te1 m lasts through next December Taft , a .33-vear-old law student at the Umvemty of Cmcmnau, 1s expec ted to be S\\orn m ne1t1 1.\cek MEETING SET The Me1gs Cuutlt y Comma ssJ on cr s w11l me et on Tuesday next "cek ms tead of Munda y Mat tha Chwnbers , d el k ,mno un ~:cd ... HOSPITAL NEWS Meigs native appointed WI NN ING N l JMIU·: n s luday OFFICE CLOSING J'he Farmers Home Adrmm sll atwn Counrl Office 111 Pome r oy w1ll b(' closed Wednesday and !'hut sday, Jan 21 and 22 due to an out of town meetmg PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES - Mrs Rober! Bateman, daughter; Howard Johnson , Mrs. Char les Roberts, Potnl Pleasant, Floyd Bush, New Haven , Pauhne Ntbert. Mrs Hugh Le111ts, and Mrs . Dorman Pearson, daughter, all Ga llipolis Ferry; Betty Angel, Mason, and Thomas Wl-ddington, Vmton Young citizens of Gallia County deserve the best Holzer Medical Center 1Discharges, Jan. 15) Harold Burdell, Cec1l Byus, Opal Colbns, MarJorie Cook, Mrs James Cruse and son , Glorta o a vtes, Karl Harder, Barbara Harper , Kelsey Henry, Mildred Ihie, Mrs Dav1d Janke and son , Valma Johnson , Charles Mugrage, Carla Neal , Julia Norris, Mi chele Ousley , Audrey Poore , Hattte Queen, Sadte Rockhold , Ltsa Russell, Joyce Schroeder , Mrs Carl Shenefteld and daughter, Connte Sm1th, Delma Stanley , Clarissa Steele, Pamela Trout , David Wmkler 1Births, Jan 15) Mr and Mrs John L. Dunn, son, Oak H1ll , Mr and Mrs Robert P Dye II. son, Letart, W Va , Mr and Mrs Henry Smather s , da u ghter, Wellston , Mr and Mrs Machael VanMatre , son~ West Columbia , W Va education that can be provided by the taxpayers R)' lluunl' lluntt·r flc tl~ r l•:dll( atwn l HrumJttcc for GAl i.IPOI.IS - p r ovtde an educutwnal system that m KEEPING BUSY - Two associates of the Cole, Layer and Trumble Firm of Dayton, Mr Frazier , left and Dav1d Van Gundy, nght, standing behind counter, hal'e been busy the last two days answermg questions pertauung to Che 1 97~ 1 eal estate taxes m Galha County Both men are employed by Two money suits filed in court Two smts for money and one for d1ssolul1on of marnage have been flied m Me1gs County Common Pleas Cou•t Th e Ra cme Home Natlonal Ba nk f1led a su1t for money ag;:~m')t Wilham R Levacy, Dexter, m the amount of $2, 262 3! , and Fred S Bla ett na r , dba Blaet tnar Au to Co , fi led swt aga tnst Ca rl Vanover , Sy r ac use, askmg $2,19818 Fra nces J Whlttmgton, Ht I, Middleport, and Leslie L Wht\llngton , same address, fi le d fur d1ssoluhon of marriage Market Report CO L UMBLJI:i f(J P i l .;~vc rag e bu5~1l~ l ' Th e ca sh grcltn pr tces !per pa1 d to I a r m en by m the p nnc tpal ma r kett ng ar eas of Oh tO aller lhe marl<.~?ts clo$cd Th ur sd ay l,m lt ll hc rna rk els close toda y Nor lheast Ohto N o '} w hea t \) 1 l No ') shelled co rn \1 )7 No 2 oats ~ 1 53 No I soy bea n s '!. I .JQ North wes t Oh 1o N o 1 wh ea t SJ 21 No '} 5he ll ed com \? 11 No '} oal5 SI .1] No I so ybl' IS ~rc11n e l eva t o r ~ $. l 1.) Central Oh 10 No 2 whea l 211 No 2 s he ll ed com 'li2 41 No '1tl111 5 !i l 55 No l so yb ea ns ~J $' ll w est (enlral Dh1 0 N o 2 wh ea t \:1 '1 6 No 2 shCII Cd corn S'J 111 No 2 oa ts $1 48 BY DALE HOTHGEB JR. GA l I.IPOLIS - Da1'1d Van Gand) , pr OJCC I supervasor for Co le-Laye r· 1'1 umble, Dayton, the firm wh ich did the real estate appraisal for Gal ha Coun ty, will re turn 'I uesday to discuss tax matters w1th propert} owners 11tursday and Fnday, Van Gundv an d ano th e r compan) assoc1ate were heudquar tcred a t th e Ga ll! a County Audltc•r s Off1ce ans wenng complamts an d other ques lions concermn g the 1975 r e,J! cs h1te taxes Gdlha County's r ea pprdlsa l \\ as made AI 1 55 am on Ht 7, one tenth of a mile south of Teens Run Rd, Karen I Miller, 38, Lower R1ver Rd backed her car mto a mailbox owned by H E Meade A tw o-car collts10n occurred at 6 30 p m on TH 24 m Morgan Twp The patrol sa1d cars dnven by Tw le; F: George , 25, Rt 1, Vmton , and Sherman R Marcum, 34, HI 1, Vmton , collided at a hillcres t There was moderate damage and no cha rge was flied The fourth accadent oc curred at 7 30 p m , 1 9 miles north of the Lawre nce Coun ty hne where an a uto dn ven by Edd te C Hanna , 20, Columbus, was forced off the highwa y by an umdenh[Ied dnver Weather Partly cloudy aod not qw te as cold Sunday Haghs 1n the 20s Mostly rlo udy Sunday mg ht and Monday \Hth a chance of sno\\ nortlm est Su11day n1ght and nor th Monday l.o ~ s Sunday mght 15 1o 22 ~h g b s Mon day m the .lOs vo Businessmen in New Haven POINT PI EASANT -- The fln nnctalll stn cken Hed Carpet Inn Will go up for sale at puhllc a uctaon agam March 17 dt 2 p m Located on Sta te Route 62, f\\ O m1 les north nf Pomt Pleasa nt, the 135 wut mutel and dome-shaped •esla urant will be sold by the Economi c Devel opm ent At.l mJmstra taon J G Shee t~ & Sons, fn c , agents for EDA sa td brochures will be ava•lnble (rom their 15 South Jcffersun Sl , Roanoke Va offrce gav1ng v1ews , mformi::JIJOn 011 property and terms or sale '1 he 1 calty· auctioneer f1rm will also have apphcalion form s for appl} tng for EDA fmancmg Accordmg to the sule mformalJOn, the 31-ac re tract of property ~ closed down most recently abou t a yea1 ago - "all be sold complete, mcludmg real estate and all PTOTOMEET The Sa Itsbury PTO Will meet Tuesday, Jan. 20 at 7 30 ') I 51 p m The program ' Clean Tr end N o 'l wh ea t low er E nergy Today and N o 2 shel led corn un c hanged No 1 oa ts vn c hanged No 1 Tomorrow " w1ll be presented soybeans un c ha ng ed by Columlria Gas of Ohio Railroad mementos on display today BLOOD NEEDED SYRACUSE Oscar a POMEHOY - The Me1gs Muse utn IS ready fot 11s open house today at 1 p m wluch wall serve as a preview for Ra1lro,1d Days th1s san\mer Ill Mitltlleport A wtde vanety oL Jtems Wi ll be diSplayed 1ncludm g maps, photos , books, tools , a model railroad , etc The oldest arlicle ts an 1896 rule book from the Toledo & OhiO and Kanav.ha & M1ch1gan patient at Holzer Medtcal Center, needs 10 pints o( replacement blood The' famtly said addittonal blood may also be needed. Elberfelds In Pome l~atlways Railroad Days c o ~o rdm a i OI P.IU I Gerard expressed h1s apprecaatlun to el'eryone w~o responded to Ius call foi 1tems to display • We hope to have addahons made conhnuously as people l'lslt the exhibit and recall some Ilem they hal'e which would make a good add1hon,' 1 Gerard said The exh tbit will run through February 11te public 1s encouraged to attend the open house on Sunday Refreshments wtll be served JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Spec tal January Clearance Sale prices at the Main Store · Mechanic Street Warehouse and Home Furmshmgs Annex . Open Friday 9:30 to 8 PM- Playing Nitely **************** ~ ** AT RIGHT: Saturday 9:30 to 5 PM TUESDAY THRU SA1Jl.8DAY uzerpha Blue" 5 Pc Gro~p from Parkersburg Prices Will Never Be Lower BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, Ohio Upen Fri. Jil 8:00 TUES THURS 830100 FRI & SAT '302 . 00 THE MEIGS INN 992 -3629 Save on Costume Jewelry · Womens Stockings and Pantyhose · Bras and Girdles • Womens Winter Sleepwear • Mens and Boys Jackets • Mens and Boys Sweaters • Mens Dress ·and Sport Shirts · Girls Dresses :- Gtrls Sleepwear - Girls Sportswear • Kimball Pianos • Cannan Royal Family Sheets • Ptllow Cases · l;owels - RCA Color T.\1 .- Whtrlpool Refrigerators - RCA Stereos and many other items pnced low for this sale. , Pomeroy Best In L1ve Entertamment Elberfelds In Pom . slatemcnls but on ly .a few r 25) had Dbtamed forms to f1le pr iJ t~;:sts wtlh the Board of Tax- ReVISIOn ll J.ldc up of t\ud1lor DorOt hy Cand ee Lr eas ur e1 Ot y M Stewa1t and Jor ~k\\ a rt , pl eS!dcnt of the Gal11d COlm t~ bOi:lnl of Comnusswners If lhe tc~ xp a ye r IS overruled he can tndlvJdual Th e next mee tm g of YOUR Committee for Be tte1 EducatiOn rn Galha Coun ty & hoofs IS Jan 29, 7 30 p m at the Grace Umted Methodist Church loca ted on the corner of Second Ave and Cedar St Ill Gallipoli s take the matter to the State Board of Tax Appeals If he ts sl!ll overruled, he can lake at to the S,upreme Court Van Gundy sa1d, however , th e maJOnty of people commg an to the off1ce a1e Just wantrng e:q:planatwns The area h1t hardest b; the leap + pratsal were m Green, Spnngfleld and Galhpohs Townships , but accordmg to Audttor Condee, land value went up all over the coun ty lnfl atron , avaJlubi11ty of propcrt}, ~nd mdtrectly, the Gav111 Plant, could be blamed for mcreased taxes, he sa ad Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 12,000 Families tmts Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1976 MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY PRICE 25 CENTS 'j to be reney,1ed on or before the 31s t dB} of Metgs Count) Board of Health and m the December each ·year Persons or busmes~ Me•gs County 1.aw I~brary Coptes of the f1rms shaJ.l be reqwred to post a pcr- regulatiOn are also avai lable to the pubhc fonndnce bond of $2,500 m order to msure at the Health Department work "i ll be earned out accordmg lo the Th e health commiSSIOner or h1s p1 ov1s1ons of nen Home Sewtt ge 01 sposal aut hortzed represen tatl\ e 1s a uthonzed Reg ul atiOns cllld directed to make mspechons and N11 person shall mstull a home ti~ " .tg c mvestlgatwns of all home se\\age d1sposal disposal system , nor shall ctn) person S)-stems lo detemune 1f they com ply w1th oper .1te a home sewage disposal S} stem the rcgulatwns lllSlHlled after Feb 1, wrlhout nn mNo person 1s allowed to mterfere "1th s t ~Jllataun and operataon per mit obtamcd the lnspectwn Any person who viOlates eqwpment <ll1d furmsh1ngs w1th g li\Cin from the Metgs COWlly Boa rd of Health the regulatwn shall be m vtolahon of. and mc nt fm ancmg avai lable throug h the prwr to the start or constructJon of a subjec t to the penalties provaded m scchon EDA The fman cmg pa ckage has been se t dlo\ellt ng or the placement of a mob1le .!709 99 of the Oluo Hel'tsed CQde. up for 20 pe1 cent down and the balan ce home or trailer pa yable monthly over 20 ) ears \\lth mt\lso no person shall rllter. extend, or teJes t <:.~I 8 1 per cent mtxhfv a house hold se\o\age dl sposctl In order to qualify for the EDA s ~ stem "1thout an mstallatwn permit fman c1ng, dCCOrdtng tu the SHies clgent ~ Appli ed liOn fur a petnlil must be m wnhng GALLIPOLIS - Common Pleas Court f1rm , .m ~1pphcalw n must be submitted to and contarn pertment mformatwn as the fed eral age nc}' 15 ria) s p1 10r 1u the ~a le reqw1 ed by the Board of Health A $5 fee Honald H Calhoan Fnday sentenced Btlly Jot! Mullms, 19, Ht 1, Galhpohs, an d dat c for app1 ova l m ust accompan} lhe c1pphca twn Donal d E ugene Wh1te, 18 Eureka Stnr Rl The seJi mg Hgents for E:DA Wl ll (\d· Gallipohs, lo two to 15 years m the Oht~ vert1se the fac1 hty wh1ch IS comple te wr th I he ms tallatwn pemut wi ll remam 111 an Olympac swrmmmg pool and tcnms force unhl completiOn of the household Reformatory for an armed robbery Jan 4 l'ourts as bemg ideal for 'a ronvalesrenl se\\ ,1ge disposal syslem or for one year dt I .orobt's P1zza fhey were a~rested by Gallia County home , schoo l, chur ch camp , reso1t frnm the date of Issuance, wh achever shcnff's deputies 111 connectiOn wath the <~pa rtm e n1 complex. or off1ces occurs first The permrtmay be revoked or theft ,,t gunpomt of $300 The) were bound The Inn was put up for auctwn last suspended by the board of health over to the grand Jury Later they en te1 ~d Oc tober 10 but the EDA retwnL-d t\ complete copy or the Hmne Sewage gwlty pleas m Common Pleas Co urt ap· p'ossessJOn of the facili ty wtth a b1d of Disposal Hegulalwns of the Oh10 Samtary pearmg on Bills of Inform atiOn $400,000 Code IS on file with the secretary of the - Red_Carpet Inn for sale on March-17th No 1 Syracuse, NO 51 unba pet IS ta Xeq lh1s was approved by the legislature an 197 1 and confirmed by t he Oluo Supreme Court The Galha County Trea sm e1 s Off1cc Tuesday and Wednesday matted the Hl75 real es tate lax statements to Galha County l,md O\\ ners Begmnmg I hursddy, em· ployees of the aud1t01 's and treasurer 's offr ces were busy answenng quest10n s fm \\h y prope rt} taxes m son\c cases had doubled OJ C\oen tnpled Van Gundy, ass(JCI.-Jte<l wt th the Cu leJ •.:~vc r-'l r wnble fun1 the las t 10 .; caa s. sa ad ove1 200 people had ques twncd then tax of F.ducatwn has md1eated lh• t 1f we do not at least bnng our school system up to the m1mmwn standards wh ach they defme as butldwgs, course offenngs and specific se rvices to the students, It w1ll be uss wned we are not capable of educalmg our chi ldren and the State will ta ke act10n to force us to do what 11 tlunks IS best for us Let 's all ge l together and sho" them we are capa ble The Commit tee foi Be tter EducatiOn was Iormed to help our local school bo.1rd prov1de the best possi ble educatiOn for our chaldren The comnuttee IS active In obta mmg facts and opmwns an d we urge everyone to take a few mmutes to come to our meetmg.s ~md vmce the1r oprmons, ledrn the facts , and help decide how \I. C can best educate our youth so tha t they moy partw1pate m our sOciety to the best of thm a b1hty and mam tam the d1gnaty of bemg an POMEROY - Persons or busmess Me t~ s County Board of Health by Feb I ftrm s pl,mna ng on w sl.tlhng, repa1rrng or The pa} ment of an annual fee of $2n IS mamtammg a home sewage disposal reqm1 cd for the reg1stratwn 11 \\ill have svstem are rcQ wred to regrsler \\ 1lh the NEW HAVEN, W Va ~: xpanswn of eXl slmg bus mess firms and opemng of ne" ones here apprently led tu the dec1s10n Wednesday to form a Hetatl Merchants and Busanessmen's Assocaallon Representative merchants mel 1n the conference room of the Mason Coan ty Bank w1th Ron f!.£> blnson presldmg An ubJCChve of the assoc1al!on will be to assast merchants an butter servmg the consumer needs of the New Haven ll ' na All mteres ted persons "re anv1tcd to a n orgamzahonal meeltn~ al 10 a m Feb 4 ln the bank s confere nce room when t>fftcers w1ll be elected Robertson, 10 between 1973-75 durtng the peak constructiOn pen od al the James Gavan Plant It was done at 0:1 cost or $110,000 , or $5 per parcel 11 was pa1d from the county's Heal Estate Assessment FWld f Audttor's cand 1'1 easw er s fees) Aceordmg to Van Gundy, the reap prmsal mandated by the sti.Jte l eg lsi<~lw c, was the ftrst-smce 1969 The '69 appnusal was based upon 80 pet of the fa n ' market value 011 \.\Inch 1 es1dents \\ C J e faxed 40 pet Reat es tate taxes m 197fi wil l b~ bcl:-)l'd on 100 pet of the market value of wh ach 35- the near future could be recogmzed as the bcstm lhe coun try We have not had this opp01 tunll) 1n the pctst be c.t use th e bes t ed uc.1twn.d system, JUSt like the best rne<lical trea tment best farm , best food best huntmg cqu1pn1cnt best car or best .mythmg you can thank of, costs too much fo1 us to afrord We can a rford th e new schools needed by the young people m our county beca use " e, the ave1age rea l es tate 0\\ ner "hu pays taxes to ~u ppo r l the educalton of our own rh1ldren "111 be requu ed to pay only a small portmn of th e total cost The o" ners of the Kyger Creek and Gavm Pov. cr Plants v.1Ji pa} approxnnatcly 90 perce nt to 95 pt.'!· l:enl of the cost of cducatmg om chald1e n If vuu needed a house lo hve m lhttl costs $20,000 to buy and you only had to P" Y $1 ,non lu $2 000 and .sumcunc else would pay $18 ,000 to $19,000, you probably could f111d a way - qw ckly, too - to buy 1t 1he Com mi ttee fo i Better work..ing w1th our children almost mtolerable t(.nchhons The State DepHrlrnent Disposal systems regulated noW to organize soybean s S l 16 Sou thw est Ohto No 2 whea l \3 '19 Np 'l sh elled corn ~? 1 ~ No 'l oa ts s 1 53 No 1 so ybean s COLOR MAN DIES CLE VE LAND ( UP ! ) J1m Graner, "ho for 20; ears was the color commentator for Cleveland Browns football radto broa dcasts , d1ed Thursday mght at Cleveland Chmc Hospttal He was 56 the firm wh1eh performed the reappra isal of Galha County property from 197i-75 A spokesman sa1d over 200 persons had been see n smce Thursday, not all of whom, however were complaamng abou t ta xes Some JUst \l. anted ex ~ planations Appraisers explain ,why Cars collide at junction No one was Injured m foUl' mrnur li aff1c accidents mveshgated Thursday by the Gallia-Meigs State H1ghway P;J trol The f1rs l occurred at 8 10 a m Rt 7 at 1ts junctwn wtlh Rt 14.1 where an auto dnven by J~1me s Snodgr ass, 27, Hac1ne, struck the front end of d Cdr ope rated b) Sara A Ingles 26, Middleport There was mode l Htc ddmi.Jge No Clla t!O n was 1ssued 111e c1llze ns of tho r.a ll w Cuunl; LfJ <: ct l Schoo l Dastra:t have the upp011uru t; few residen ts or Ohm hdve ever 31ecn to Education m Guilla County sch00 1S beheves lh1s Js the s1tuatwn m our roun ty. The Cornma ttec docs nul dann to have all the facts yet. but 1g. workang hard to lectrn those facts The Com mttlee urges .-. 11 uh1ens to IIHlke an c£forl to do the same before dec1dmg how to vote on lh1s Iss ue rn March Must of the effort of the Comnu ttce so far has been directed toward the ISSUes lllVOII'ed with the h1gh sc hool ques hQn The real d1scusswn should be con ce ntrate d on the elementary schools Educa tmg our chrldren ts one of the few rc mamrng nghts that State and Federal Governmen t has allowed to remam w1 th lhe local c1hzens , but only 1f \\ e d em on~t rate our capability to do so w1ll they keep thear noses out The local c1hzens cannot be faul ted for the JOb done so far , because rt was too cos tly to do more We must act now, ho" ever , because there IS no further ext:use to allow our cha ldr en to attend elementary schools hke those m Cadmus, Centervtlle, Vmton, Han nan Traee and B•dweii·Porter Our other elementary sc hools at Addavrlle and Chesh1re·Kygc1 are badly m need of repmr mod1frcahon and more space We owe a great deal to the dedicated teachers of aU our schools because m som e cases they are .' UNIQUE CYCLE - Randy t'rlend, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Luther Friend, Bashan, Is shown wllh lhe bike he made which he has named the " Flying Eagle" In keeping with the Dlcen· tennial. The bike, made from parts 11f ~ other bikes, stands approximately six feet high The mechanical systems are dlllerenl from the conventional bike In thai they hal'e been lumed upside down Tbe bike Is painted red, while and blue, and hao a flog on the back wllh lhe date, " 1716" Randy ""' aulsled ln building lhe bike by John Riley and Robert Harrla. Said Roady "I like bikes, they ar. m1· lhlng " ' ' \I 1 I \ ' Mul1ins, White hit with 2-15 sentences PROCLAIMS JAYCEE WEEK - Galllpohs Ctty Manager Richard T ( D1ck) Mtlls has proclatmed Ute week of January 18-24 as Jaycee Week Mills UI ges a ll CJtlzens m the commumty to gtve full consideratiOn to the past and future serVIces of the Gallipolis Area Jaycees Local Jaycees, left to rtght, are Mike Kamman, Larry Betz atxl AI HarriS. • Jaycee Week Is on GALLIPOLIS - Galhpoh s Area Jaycees wtll obserl'e JAYCEE WEEK Januar) 18-24 celebratmg foandm g of the orgamzahon m 1915 That was when Henry Gaessenbier, see mg a need for a young men 's cavrc group , orgamzed the first chapter an St The Jaycees presenUy are meetmg on the second and fourth Mondays of the month at the Libby Hotel m a room loaned to them by Charlie and M•ke Nea l A new meetmg hall ts to be buill on the 1\oute 35 by-pass and Burdette Hoad Mike Kamman 1 cha1rman for Jaycee Week, announced Saturda y the actlval!es for the week . Weather permlttm g, a work party w1 ll be prepunng land for the meehng hall on Sunday, Jan 18 and Saturday, Jan 24 A tom of the Hames M Gav an Powm Plant for Jaycees and their waves ha s been arranged fm Tuesday , Jan 20 at 7 p m M-• N1ght 1s planned at the Grande Squat es fm Thursday a t 7 30 p m All young men be· tween the ages of 18 and 36 are mv1ted lo attend the program Refreshmen ts w111 be served LOUIS Hts tdea spread so fast that by 1920 tile U S J wuor Chamber of Commerce was rurmeo with 24 c1hes re presented The Galhpohs Area Jaycees was orgamzed m 1966 Community servtce projects m whiCh the Galha Jaycees are mvolved are the Fourth of July Parade, the loca l Midget Football League , the Punt , Pass, and K1ck contest, Easter Seals Telethon, Hike-abike , Btke-A-Thon and the Coun ty Safely Program c Jaycee Wives march for dimes GALLIPOLIS - Gal h pohs Area J.tycees · Wtves have accepted The March of Dimes Mothers Mm ch as a proJec t Bonntc Tabor, president, appornted Bonme Stutes, v1ce p1es1dent, chamnan of the Mothers March agarnst barth defects m Galha Comnty As head of the annual January appeal 1 she w1ll coordmate the l'olunleer dnve for the Sctoto Valley Otapter of the Morch of D1mes · Our slogan Im· 1976 IS Happy Birth Dny , Amcnca. ' sa1d Mrs Stutes • W1th pubhl: supp01 t \\c Cdll expand the pe1 malHi he.alth care the nation needs to Improve the weJl-bemg of now and fut ure t!htldren l{t nrd~ sho\'. thai more than 200,000 mfnnl m~ burn \\llh ph\ SI<:al or mC'nlal d.u , • \ t'l \ ~ ecu Another 200,000 a1 c \ threatened by low birth-weight, which 1s strong ly associated wath mcrcased n sk of bram damage and death ' 11tese fi gures show clearly the Importan ce of expandmg maternal and mfant health care " Mrs Stut es sard Volunteers wtlling to help tn the Mothers Mm ch may ca ll 446-2865 for the March Jan 30 through Feb 2 · t;LUS ING MONDAY GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County and Gallipolis Cily &hools " 'II be closed Mondny an ubservance of a Natwnal Holt~"". Or Martm Luther Kmg Day The Galha Cout1 ty Courthouse and Gallipolis C1ly Bwld111g ••ll also be closed � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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