https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/72e4a71c53dd763774c9c5efbe6596aa.pdf 6c14837c72084e182a5ba6ec9d7ef544 PDF Text Text den talk THE January edition of the Ohio High School Athlete magazine lists 1976 tournament sites for area boys and girls basketball teams. · . -t -H IN boys Class A sectional play . act ion will be held at Nelsonville-York, Meigs, Hillsboro , Chillicothe, Portsmouth and Ironton . Six Southern Valley Athletic Conference teams will take part in the Meigs Sectional which begins late in February and ends March 6. They ·a re : Souibern, Easlern, North Gallia, Southwestern , Kyger Creek and Hannan Trace. Only lme learn from Meigs will advance to this district this winter. -t -H SYMMES VALLEY, seventh member of the SVAC , will take part in the Ironton sectimial along with Ironton St. Joe, Coal Grove, Franklin Furnace, Fairland , Chesapeake and Oak Hill . The annual district tournament will be held at Chillicothe again· this year . -t -t -t SIX teams are entered in the Class AA Coal Grove sectional, including Gallipolis, Ironton, Rock Hill, South Point, Wellslon and defending champion Jackson. Meigs will take parUn the Federal-Hocking sectional wilh Belpre, Warren Local, New Lexington, Nelsonville-York and Sheridan . Waverly has been transferred out of the Lucasville sectional into the Unioto sectional wilh Federal Hocking , Hillsboro, Greenfield, Washington CH and Vinton County. -t -i -t TWO Southeastern Ooio League teams, Athens and Logan, will take pari in the Class AAA sectional, lo be held at Ohio University this winter . Other teams are Lancaster, Marietta, Portsinouth and Miami .Trace. -t -i -i THIS will be the firsl year of organized tournament play for lhe girls . Meigs will host 10 area Class All teams in tbe sectional meet, to be completed by March 13. They are : Belpre, Chesapeake, Gallipolis, Vinton County, NelsonvilleYork, .New Lexington, Meigs, Fairland, Sheridan and Warren Local. · -t -t-t ATHENS, Jackson, and Logan will take part in the Class AAA tournament at a site yet to be detemtined along with Chillicothe, Lancaster, Marietta, Washin8ton CHand Miami Trace . In Class A play, Southwestern will play at Minford, Kyger Creek, Southern, Eastern, North Gallia and. Symmes Valley at Federal Hocking, and Hannan Trace at Portsmouth. . . -t -t " SPEAKING of basketball, Ironton played its firsl game in that new $1.5 dollar field house Friday night. -t " -t WITH the new Ironton facilily, four of the Southeastern Ohio League's eighl schools have modem hardwood structures whiie three others are becoming obsolete. One other is way out of date. Wellston, Jackson and Gallipolis have structures ranging from 18 to 20 years old while Logan is still playing in its ancient gym constructed in I he 1920s. These·four gyms can seat no more than 1,000, and basketball is about the only thing the gyms can be used for . POMEROY - When I slarted this column, I stated that it was ~olng lo deal with all sporls. So far I've mentioned mostly outdoor sports and probably will continue to deal mostly with them. But loday I'd like to present something that a lot of you know very little about - girls' athlelics. Right now we're in the middle of basketball season, but the girls of Meigs County t Gallia County tool are just beginning their schedule . They started practicing early in December, and believe me, they practice hard. It's nol one of those "typically feminine" sports (forgive me, all you liberated females out there - read on) , l.st year I had the opportunity to attend one of these games, and there was lots of excitement. They play by lhe same rules the boys use, and during the game lhai I saw, lots happened. I saw a technical foul -called , I saw tempers flare, coaches yelled, there was contact between players (and not just a gentle brush), fans booed the refs and yelled for their favorite team, but most "important of all - I saw some good basketball. I I even saw soine male cheerleaders.) Those girls could dribble the ball, shoot, pick, jump high for a rebound, and play good defense. At times there, was abnost as much excitemenl as at a varsity boys' game . I'll have to admit that al times I was on my feet yelling. This year will be the first time there will be a statewide tournament al tbe end of the season, which should add some incentive for the girls to play ~arder . State law now requites that the ladies get equal treaiment in schools, so I believe that in the fulure we'll be seeing a Jot more of these girls' a lhlelics . ELBERFELD$ .I N POMEROY. January Furniture Sale -j--1 -t TWENTY five years ago, a group of GaUipolis bUSinessmen journeyed t0 Huntington lo confer with Cabell County officials on how to go about gelling a field house similar to the then new Huntington Memorial Field House. -t -t " AFTER Jots of publicity on the project , il suddenly became a dead issue, At that time , officials were talking in the neighbornood of an all purpose $150 to $200,000field house for the Old French Clly. It took neighboring Ironton 10 years to make a dream come true in that community. When GAHS plays at Ironton on Tuesday. Feb. 10, area fans should make an altempt tr: attPnd that game and view the Tigers' new den . -t-t+ BESIDES a 3,000 sealing capacity for basketball, Ironton's all-purpose structure includes space for 14 classrooms, phySical education facilities, an indoor track, weight 'lifting and handball rooms, and facilities lor which lhe Tigers can work out in the off-<ieason in football, baseball, track and golf. -t-t-t THE structure will also be used for community concerts, YMCA activities and numerous other events. With girls athletics coming alive again in the Buckeye State, the new structure will help the Irontonians out as far as scheduling games and practices for the female participants and believe me, with Rinky-Dink, seventh, eighth, Freshman, reserves, varsity , "nd girls teams, that proves to be a pretty big problem £or most area schools. -t -t -t AS many know, it takes quite a bit of .hard work in the off- season in any sport just to stay competitive in the tough SEOAL. Ironton has never won a baskelball championship in the league. With a goo~ start this winler 110-0, all on the toad) the Tigers are abnost certain to end thai jinx. Can you imagine what they'll be able to do in the future with that new and outstanding facility on hand for their youngsters? Guarantee your family an income TRUSTEES TO MEET GALLIPOLIS Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation, Inc ., will hold a boltrd of trustees meeting Jan . '!/ at the Holiday Inn in Kanauga. The business 5e88ion will begin at 6:30p.m. and -is open to the public for observation. The main agenda itern will be the Health Systems Agency ·(HSA) application. Persons A State Farm Famiiy Income Pollc:y desiring further details can provi de a resular income to help concerning the agenda should p .!l)' for food, rent. tivlna expentes lf you're taken out of tht pJcture. call 592-4457. Let me alve you the dltlll•. • rll JANUARY SALEI Be sure to visit the Furniture Department, 3rd Floor. You can really save during our annual January Sale of Fine Quality Furniture. Use our own sensible Credit Seroice to make your purchases. Free delivery. ·, -t -t THE Waverly fieldhouse, dedicated three years ago, seats nearly 3,000, but more important, like Ironton, is a struc\ure for more than just basketball games. The new Athens and Meigs gyms seat approximately 2,100 persons, and have considerable space for physical education classes, weigh! lifting and wrestling programs. Othe r states have had programs similar to Ohio's for quite a while , and they've been very successful. Perhaps you gol to see the USA-China women 's game on TV last week. If you did, lhen you know how well some of the ladies can play basketball. Meigs' schedule has already been in the paper, and Eastern's and Southern's will be appearing soon . Watch for them, and I guarantee thai if you go to one of these games, you won't regret it. Now, one crow to pick with some of you outdoorsmen. You ~s are doing a good job - for the antihunters and anti-gun people! Wake up! There's legislation pending in almost all states right now l~at in one way or another is backed by the " anti" people. · They spend thousands of dollars in lobbying and advertising to get the general public to turn against us outdoors people. And what do we do? We spend very lillie money lo fight for our side - we think that it's so American that no one will be able to do away with it. Bull! Just go to some of the other countries of the world . Or even lo some of the states right here in !be USA . Some stales have already banned trapping and have limited certain hunting righls. How about right here in Ohio' Remember how the dove season this year was nearly cancelled 1 Don't fool yourself - it can happen . But you know whal's worse? Alllhis bickering and fighling 3.mong you outdoorsmen! I hear it all the time - it's the trappers Hgainst the hunters, the fox hunters against the coon · hunters, the coon hunlers againsl the deer hunters, the deer hunters agaulSl the guys with the men with-the hounds. elc. Against, Against, Against! But you' re against lhe wrong people: Each per:ion has lhe right to choose his own , sport, and although the sports may overlap, they won't cancel out each other. There's only one way that your sport will be cancelled out-by keeping on just the way we are and not joining forces against lhe "anti " people. They'lllet us do away with ourselves. And' then there will be no trapping, no fox hunting, no coon hunting, no deer hunting , and NO GUNS!! · What can you do? Write your legislators, join a local sportsman club and make the club active, and follow the Jaws when you hunt and build up the hunter's image. The people who will decide our fate will be the innocent onlookers who are brainwashed by the adverse publicity. So unite and don't be passive. Keep informed on the legislative front , and let me know on anything that develops so I can spread the word. Sil back this week and think over how seU-<lefeating some of your actions hav~ beer). . , . U you saw "The Guns of Autumn" that should be enough to prove hQw serious of a threat this i~. 3 AND 4 PIECE BEDROOM SUITES Reg . 749.00 4 pc. Pecan-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - S a le 599.00 Reg . 795.00 4 pc. Pine and Pecan- - - - - - - - - - - - - - S a l e 636.00 Reg . 798.00 4 pc . Oak---- - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sale 638.00 Reg : 895.00 3 pc. Oak---------- --~------- Sale 716.00 Reg. 898 .00 4 pc . Pine---- --~----~-------- Sale 718.00 Reg. 929.00 4 pc. P i n e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Sa le 743.00 Reg. 939.00 4 pc. Oak----------- ---~----~ -Sale 751.00 Reg . .952 .00 4 pc . Maple------ - -- - - - - - - - - - - - S a le 761.00 Reg. 1098.00 4 pc . Maple- - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - . : . - - S a l e 878.00 Reg . 1129.00 4 pc . Birch-------- , . - - - - - - - - - - - ·Sale 903 .00 newspaperman, press agent, public relations man, and sometime politician, is a smack dab " ( a certain point) . The book includes a "whole mess" of lranslations and derivations for those who don't ..know 'A' from ' iz~ zard" ' about Southern talk . Wilder is planning an ex" good ole boy" from Spring book includes colloquia Iisms panded , "spankin' brand Hope, N.C., who " look a used in specific areas such as new" printing of !be work this notion " lo put the collection North Carolina's Outer Banks spring which may be in hard of verse tQgether after where " the coldest time since back form. "splitting lhe quilt" with the the 'Crissie Wright' come to The mini-book does not advertising business last shore" means the coldest approach a serious study of winter. time since Jan. 11, 1886, when the language . But the preface The idea originated as a people shivered in the ocean says resident folk lore expromotional pamphlet for spray watching the grounded perls and college professors tourist~ visiting North ~hooner ''Crissie Wright'' on maintain many of the Carolina - ut-omers and Schackleford Banks. · colloquialism are derived goers" - but wound up en- . It also documents sayings from the speech of "Britain of compassing a 11 Whole kit and like · "Roe buckers" (false centuries ago, of Chaucer and caboodle" of sayings teeth), " dOQdly squat" (indif- of Elizabeth the Virgin throughout the South. ference ), "high as a Georgia Queen." The 20-page illuslrated pine' ' (intoxicated), ' !Continued on ·page 8) right 'You All Spoken Here' must be sho nuff what is needed for carryin on in Carolina e VOL XXVII NO. 194 ·• POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO -··- r SIMMONS HIDE-A-BEDS ' KROEHLER SLEEP OR LOUNGES Reg. 649 .00 Hide- a - Bed--~--.,------ --~------Sa le 519.00 Reg . 579.00 Sleep or Lounge--- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sale 463.00 Reg . 569.00 Sleep or LOul)ge.,.... _________ _: _____ Sale 455.00 Reg. 519.00 Sleep or Lounge-------- - - - - - - - - - Sale 415.00 Reg . 498.00 Hide -a- Bed•------------ = - - - - - - - -Sale 399 .00 Reg . 495.00 Sleep or Lounge _________________ Sale 395 .00 Reg. 439.00 Sleep or Lounge-----------------Sale 350 .00 Reg . 329.00 Sleep or Lounge. __ .:_ ______________ Sale 263.00 Reg . 627 .00 Sleep or Lounge--------- --~----- Sale 449.00 Large selection of covers - plaids - florals - tweeds. Nylon and Herculon. JANUARY SALEI HASSOCKS • THERE WAS SOME SYMPATHY FOR eold-and-reluctant cars that simply refused to move as the bitterest blast of cold winter settled over inuch of the eastern half of the nation. " ! wouldn't want to leave the garage either if I was a car,'' said a · Kent County , Mich .. servlce .stallon owner. Temperatures plununeted well below zero in the Midwest and Northeast Sunday, setting a fiurry of reeords, and dipped into the 30s ·as far south as usll811y balmy Palm Beach, Fla. The chill l"as accompanied by savage winds. The cold weHlher conUnued today, keeping subzero temperatures over much of the north and bringing freezing tempera lures as far south as northern Florida. Square • Round - Rectangular Black - Green - Gold • Rust - Vinyl Reg . 10.90 Hassocks------------- - - - - - - - - - S a le 9.25 Reg . 16.95 Hassocks--~--------------- --- - Sale 14.40 Reg. 11.95 Hassoc~s------------ ---------- Sale 10. IS Reg. 18,50 Hassoc~s----------- -----~----- Sale 15.12 . Reg . 32 .50 Hassoc.k s - - - - - - - - - - - --- - - - - - - - - Sale 27.62 Reg. 36 .50 Hassock•------------~---- ---- - Sale 31.00 Reg . 16,00 -Hassocks _________________ ;,. ____ Sale 13 .60 Reg . 26 .50 Hassocks---------~------------S'ale 22.52 JANUARY SALELANE CEDAR CHESTS Reg. 234.95 Maple w - Padded Seat-------------·Sale Reg. 179.95 All Cedar--------------~------Sale · R!!fl. 154.95 Pine----------...:.- ,....-----------Sale Reg . 134.95 M a p l e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -·..;.---Sale JANUARY SALJI BEDROOM FURNITURE, ODD PIECES, OPEN STOCK 188.00 144.00 124.00 108.00 JANUARY SALEI SIMMONS MATTRESSES AND BOX SPRINGS Simcopedlc Deluxe spring unit . Durable quill lop lick - Luxury firm coil Twin Size Reg. 79.95 Mattress& Box Spring---------Sale 119.00 Reg . ln.oovanitv Desk -off white-- ---------~_------ Sale-79 oo Reg . 1'9',()~ Single Dre$serw-mirror, offwhitt ---------.,....---- Sale99:oo Reg . 119.00 flachelor Chest, J drt~wer. off whitft _ ,_ _ - - - - - - - ,_ __ Sale 74.00 Reg . 199.00 Bachelor Chest w-hutch l~p , o~ white _________ - .Sale 119.00 Reg . 169.00 S Drawer Chest , French Provincial off white----- ---.;..._-----_:,_ __ --....:.-- __ --Sa le 99 ,00 Reg . 119.00 S ~rawer Lingerie thest, French Provincial, oft white---- - . - - - - - - - - - ------Sale 74.00 Reg. 89 .00 Commode Table, 2 Drawer, " French Pr~vlnctal,ofl while....------------------ Sate 54.00 Reg . 179.00 Twm Canopy Bed , French Provincial, off white------_ Sale 109.00 Reg. 129.004 Drawer Cheston Chest, Pine--- - - - - - -------Sale88 .00 Reg . 169.00 Double Dreuer & Mirror, Maple_____________satet35 .00 Reg . 89.00 Bachelor Chest - Jdrawer, Maple--- - - - - - - - - - - - . S a tenoo Reg. 132 .008 Drawer Double Chest, Maple- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - S a te 101 oo Reg . 98.00 Full Size Bid, Panel, maple------ - - - - -------Sate 1a:oo Reg . 69.00 Full Size Bid, Panel, Maple-----------------Sate 55.00 Reg . 77 .00 Full Size Bid, Poster. Maple-- -:-'------,------- -Sate 61 oo Reg. 79.00 Twin Size Bid, Maple------------- ------.Sate 64 :oo Reg , 1S9.00 Full Size Red Volvo! Hndboard---------------Sate 99.00 l?•q . S4.00 Twin Size Bid, Spindle, Maple- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - sate44.00 ' • ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ......,..,..,....,..,..,..,..,,...,..,..,..,.,.lllillllilllotl,...llotl,..,_..,..,,.....,..,..,..,.,.,..,..,.._.._.... ' 'f".-) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1976 Stanton in race for Senate ·s eat COLUMBUS (UPI)- Rep. james V. Stanton, D-Ohio, citing the "fundamental right of every American to a job," announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate today. Sen. Howard Metzenbaum. D-Ohio, said last week pe also would be a candidate: "Today's despair will be overcome only when we slow down inflation .and when unemployment Jines become assembly . Hnes," GIRL SCOUT ENROLLMENT - The Girl Scout sustaining membership enrollment drive thai will get underway in Meigs County in February will be Jed by Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken, right, chairwoman. At left is Mrs. Earl Thoma, ¥~igs c.ounty service chair· woman and cenler is Mrs. Elizabeth Nutter of Parkersburg, fteld dLrector for the Black Diamo~d Girl Scout Council. Funds from the sustaining membership drive go lo lhe Council for the expenses of providing malerials and assistance for local troop activities. said . Stanton·, a three-term congressman from Cleveland. He said the main difference between himself and Metzenbaum is that he can heat Sen. Robert Taft, who is expected to be renominated by the Republicans this year. "We have seen the twin bureaucracies-of big business and big government flourish unabaled," .s aid Stanton. "We have seen gianl cor·porations dedicated - not to our national interest- but to their own profits." Stanton was scheduled to make stops today in Dayton and Cleveland to announce his candidacy. Tuesday, he travels to Toledo, Cincinnati and Youngstown. Staitlon said he iS against forced busing to achieve racial public school in.tegratjon , and (lpposes a constltulional amendment to prohibit busing, because "social issues should not i;le written inlo the CofiSiilution." He sai d he s upported busing when a federal court orders· it. "If we rev1ew the record of the last decade, we find a massive failure by some of the persons in leadership positions,' ' added Stanton. "Our nation, our system and the people o'f Ohio- have not failed. Rather we suffer from the failures of some in . high places." He, said Ohioans' trust of their government leaders would result if elected officials deal with their constituenls "more openly.'' . " We must · reg8in eac h other's confidence. We must begin today with fresh ideas and renewed ideals,' ' he said. ''I do not ha vc easy an~ swers for the problems of our times, but I do ~ now this: I will try to answer every question ·put to me." National Jaycee Week is noted 5,000 Steel~r fans are mad Nazi wench in latest JFK sex tale - _,.. By United Prets Iater118tlooal The pressure was high bot the temperature low lD Ohio Sunday, and three reP.,rting stations lilted re<Onl· cold reading& for the date. The chl!Hest spot wao Toledo Express Airport with minus 11 degrees. R..,onl lows for January 18 were also established at y~ngswwn, minus I, and Mansfield, minus 4. The warmeo£ Joeallon In Ohio Sunday afternoon was Cinelnnali Luken Airport, where the mercury reached !9 degree.. Breezes were rather Ughl and not much of a chill factor, but southerly winds were expected to Increase today, while high pressure moves east off I he .Atlantic coast and another cold front approacheo Ohio from the west. , Some Ught snow Is likely abead ollhe front by Monday evening or night. The snow may become mixed with rain In the southern portion of tl!e state. The front is forecast to move southeastward beyond Ohio Tuesday, keeping temperatures below normal until Wednesday, but not so cold as during the weekend . enttne By Bob Hoeflich Meigs County Is invited this week to join the Meigs BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND - MILITANT Jaycees in observing protestants have vowed to hit back at Roman Catholic National Jaycee Week . terrorism with ·lhree revenge killings for every murdered It's been a busy year lor the prolestant. Extremist Catholics promised retaliation for any local group composed of 1 ' outrages." community-minded young The exchange of threa Is capped a weekend of violence that 35 and men of Meigs County left four persons dead and 19 injured in Northern Ifeland. "We · under . are warning that If the Roman Catholics in South Armagh do The mosl ambitious proj~cl not reject the (Ca lholic)· gunmen we will hit back threefold," undertaken this year by the the mid-Ulster section of the Ulster Loyalist Army Council local organization is the announced. • development of a mini-park . WASHINGTON - SECRETARY OF STATE Henry A. located on ~illage-owned properly between Mechanic Klsalnger leaves tonight filr Moscow, hoping that despite confrontation over Angola he can get an agreement at least in St. and Butlernul Ave. in principle with the Russians on strategic arms issues. But Pomeroy. The acceptance of sources say the success of his mission could be undermined by the project has led to a critics In Congress who might be reluctant to" approve new number of activities intended to raise money for the limits on American arsenals. _ The Ford administration is caught in an unpleasant fix, Ihe project. The Jayt-ees conducted a sources said, because if a new strategic arrns limitation acposter contest at the JAYCEES IN DECEMBER gathered at Pomeroy VlUage Hall and boxed fond .whi~h cord is not reached detente will be further lhr~atened. The Pomeroy Elementary . School . they had collected for distribution to underprivileged families. RUS81ans apparently are concerned by the growing into promote lhe park idea and terference of Congress in foreign affairs and the beginning of formary and presented This project alOne was one of the 1976 presidential campaign. Soviet correspondenls and to interest residents in park area to ·work ' the conhelping out with the project. crete. · residents there with gifts. the most gratifying of the diplomats have been asking .lf a new SALT agreement would . year, one Jaycee com· They cO-hos ted a Halloween With the coming of very be approved by Congress. men led. party at Powell's Super Valu cold weather the Jaycees had The -Jaycees in Meigs ATLANTA - FORMER CAlJFORNIA Gov . Ronald store and received one-half to give up on the mini-park Coun ly are rolling for the Snow likely tonight, of the day's profits lo help until spring, but there other Reagan is the Soulh's choice for President over all other good of the area and come possibly mixed with rain. fish to fry. The Christmas finance the park. Republican and Democratic candidates, including President spring - which must be just Lows tonight in upper 20s. Tennis courts were poured season came and they were Ford, according to a poll released Sunday. The copyrighted around the corner - you'll · at the park site in lhe late fall busy ·ga thering food and Snow Tuesday, highs in the poll was conducted by the Darden Research Corp. Jan. 9-13 see them out working on the among 601 registered voters in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and in the spring the park distributing it · to the needy. lower 30s. Probability of They staged a most suc- precipitation 70 pCf cen t park or on some olher project Mlssissiwi, North Caroll118, South Carolina and Tennessee. area is expected to bursi wilh cessful pizza party for tonight and 80 per cen t to givc .the county a boost. activities. Jaycees donaled Reagan placed first with 19.8 pet. among 14 declared or Saturdays at lhe resid~nls of the county in- Tuesday . their time on potential candidales from both parties in respo,nse to the qijestion, "Of all the people running for President, who do you fa \lor at this time?" Ford was a close second with 17.6 per cent and Alabama Gov. George Wallace· was third with 12.1 per ' cent. Sen. Hubert Humphrey, D-Minn., was fourth with 3.7 per . i cent, former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter fifth with 3.2 per FBI surveillance, had had telligence," Hunter is quoted to a seagoing unit," Hunter NEW YORK (UP!) cent, and Sen. Henry Jackson, D-Wash., sixth with 2.2 per cent. There's stili another ac- three interviews with Adolf as saying, "The Navy was said." No one else got more than 2 per cent. Thirty-four per cent had cusation against John F . HiUer while ·working for a- convinced that WennertJren's , J. Edgar Hoover told the no opinion. Kennedy : while he was in the Swedisn newspaper - and yacht was being used for couple Miss Arvad was no Navy he had an affair with a Hi\Jer called her a "Noru.c refueling German U-Boats." longer suspect when they COLUMBUS - COLUMBUS FRATERNAL Order of Hunter said · that Capt. complained to him about the Danish woman journalist beauty" the article sail!. Miss Pollee members today began a work slowdown, the effects of suspecled of being a Nazi spy. Arvad was also the mistress Howard Kingman, then FBI bugging her home and which FOP President Dewey Stokes said should sbow up by · The latest in a series of of. Axel Wenner.Gren , a assistant director of the telephone. She later be~ame midweek, aimed at gaining city approval of a 10 per cent pay charges against the former , Swedish industrialist on the Office of Naval Intelligence a Hollywood gossip columnist proposal. preSident came ' In an article State Department blacklist. "wanted to get Kennedy out and from !947 until she died A new nine-man team of police -negotiators goes back to Capl. Samuel A.D. Hunter, of the Navy quickly." in tbe National Enquirer, from cancer in 1973 she was the bargaining !able with the cily this week. About 5011 of. tbe which said Kennedy was then Kennedy'ssuperior, was Hunter pointed out to King- the wife of cowboy movie star 1 0'18 Columbus FOP members met Sunday andt'ioted to ask transferred from Naval quoted as saying · that the man lhat Kennedy's father Tim McCoy. f~r a 10 per cent pay !like and 16 per cent wage differential Intelligence to sea duly in Navy saw Miss Arvad as a had been ambassador lo bel'll'een ranks. Members rejected the city's latest 9ffer, a 4 1941 because of it. While serving as a PT boat latter day Mala Hari. Great Britain and wa< close 11 per c!!lll Increase, last. week. commander in the Soulh Their concern was that to President Roosevelt and The Enquirer identified the Pacific, Kennedy wrote Miss woman as lngo Arvad, a this woman was using that Kennedy did nol have . MOUNT VERNON, OHIO- IRIS WOOSTER, daughter of former MiSs EurOpe, working Kennedy to find out Hll she access to any ' sensitive in· Arvad that " ... knowing you Mr. .00 Mrs. PaulL. Wooster, Baltimore, Ohio, was selected for the Washington· Times- t..~uld about what was going formation. bas been the brightest part of 111'16 Ohio Junior Miss Saturdav nl~ht. She won her talent group on in lhe Navy Dcpal'lment "II oeemed to me the best an extremely bright 26 Herafd . (Continued on page 8, Miss Arvad, who was under and the Office of Naval In- thing to do was .transfer him years." raise Record cold came to three Ohio stations • at By United Preos lnternaUonal WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT FORD TONIGHT gives Congress and American voters his ass•ssment of the State of the Union in its bicenlennial year. Aides said his report would be mildly optimistic, largely philosophical and · short on election-year proposals. Ford, in a nationally televisied appearance at 9 p. m. before a joint session of the House and Senate, is expected to couple predictions of steady economic growth and a drop in unernph>ymenl wilh a call for a Social Security tax increase and restrained federal spending to help avert new inflation. a JANUARY SALEI OPEN MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY ~:30 10 5 PM-FRIDAY 9:30 10 8 PM-SATURDAY 9:30 10 5 PM . prediction the ADELAIDE, AUSTRAIJA termed ••nonseMe.'' (UPI)- Believers fled to the "1 was · urged by comhills, skeptics drank chammunity, business and church pagne oo the beach and to make a Adelaide's predicted leaders "doomsday" · tidal wave statement," Dunstan said. H( paued with a slx4nch ripple. decided to come down here in person because some people Johan Nash, a house painter and self-styled have said that I had a clairvoyant, announ!'tld two .helicopier waiting on my months ago God · would front lawn, just in case." Churches have been packed destroy Adelaide with a giant and liquor stores have had a tidal wave and earlhquake at noon today to punish sinners. booming business. HaU the Nash was so sure of his population in the past two vision that he took a $50 days has been "either advertisement in an Adelaide paralyzed with fear, or newspaper warning lhe city paralytically drunk," said of ils impending doom. Many one resident. "Sin now - tomorrow it residents of the South will be too Ia te" said a sign Australian capital believed carried by a group of bikini.Nash and fled to lhe hills near clad girls. the city. A Jiqu()r company launched But about 2,000 nona special Adelaide survival believers gathered on the beach nine miles . from kit - a five gallon plastic Adelaide for "earthquake drum, bottles of brandy, rum, gin and champagne with parties." The skeptics, wearing buSi- instructions that the drum ness suits, bow ties, snorkels could be clung lo in the event and nippers, sipped cham- of a tidal wave . The klls were sold out last pagne and ale meal pies on Friday. the beach to while away their Car salesmen advertised "last hours." .Two hours after the ," doomsday specia ls/' ofpredicted disasler, they were fering cars at a low deposit st!D there drinking cham- and telling customers wilh any luck they wouldn '! have pagne and eating meal pies. to pay instalbnent~ . The surf had risen only six Nash,. the man who started inches . it all, look no chances. He Those on the beaeh inM_cked up and moved his cluded South Australian Premier Don Dunstan who family to Melbourne 450 miles away. RALEIGH . N.C. (UP!) Did you know someone " grinning like a jackass eatin' briars" has really been " caught in ihe act, sort of like a suck-<!gg dog, when you're caught flat-footed, or redhanded?" 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Suite, green, brown, beige floral-·.'~-------- ·- -Sale 600 .00 Reg. 439.00 2 pc. Suite Rust, gotd, white. black plaid - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -•- Sate 349.00 Reg. S49.00 2 pc . Suite Ru•! • black, beige, while plaid----- - - - _ - - - - ___ ~_ Sate 439 .00 Reg . 759.002 pc. Suite, green, gold, rust floral~------- ---- --Sale 600.00 Reg . 740.00 Sof1 and Love Seat, flame stitch, beig e - - - - - - - - - - s:ate 589.00 Reg. 519.002 pc. Suite, Early American nylon print----- - - - - - -Sale 399.00 Reg . 411.00 Sofa, rusl , green, gold nylon floral------------- -Sate 335.00 Reg. $91.00 Sofa, br.own ahdbeige velvet----------------Sale 399.00 Reg . 439.00 2 pc. Suite Brown, white, gold, plaid---- - - - - - . . : . . - - - - - - - - - - .sate 349.00 Reg. 598.002 pc. Suite, Patchwork Quilt------------ ---~ Sale 479.00 Reg. 588.00 Sofa & Love Seat, blue, brown, beige - - - - - - - - - - - - S a l e 318.00 Reg . 839.00 2 pc. Suite, gokl, rust. beige floral· - - - - - - - - - - - - -Sale 639.00 Reg. 837 .00 Sof.a , Love Seat, Chair Red, gold, rust, black piJid· - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -----Sale 637.00 Reg . 937.00 Sofa. Love Seat, Swivel Rocker Red, brown, gold, blue plaid-- ~----~---- · ------- Sate 737.00 Reg . 135B.SO Sofa, Love Seat, Chair, ottoman. 2 End Tables, 1 Coffee Table Gold, rust, black, while plaid-------------- - - ---Sate 999.00 DOOMSDAY DELAYED! MIAMI ( UPI) - As many 5,000 angry Steeler fans from Pitlsburgh, Boston and Philadelphia watched the Super Bowl from hotel TV screens at Miami Beach and Fort Lauderdale instead of from promised sea Is in the Orange Bowl, police said today. Three men who claimed to represent Soper Tours International, a subsidiary of International Travel Bureau , Youngstown , Ohio, quietly checked out of their hotel rooms Saturday without delivering promised game tickets. Some of the diSHppoinled fans went on lo the Orange Bowl and paid up to $125 lo scalpers for tickets. Fort Lauderdale police identified the three men as James Panetelas, in his mid 30s, of Youngstown, Ohio, John Frazier, in his late 40s, of Marshfield, Mass., and Donald Mcq.rtin, no home as :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::: . EXTENDED OUTLOOK Wednesday through F.rlday, lair Wednesday through Friday wllh highs In the upper 20s or the mid 30s Wednesday , moderating to . the 30s or lower lOs by Friday. Lows will be between 15 and 25 Wednesday morning and in the 20s Thursday and Friday mornings. ::::::::::::::.:::::·:::::::::::::::::::::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::: AUTOS COLLIDE A minor two..car accident occurred Friday at 12 :11 a.m. at Southern High School when Judith A. Roberts, 2ti, Athens, driving through the parking Jot hit ice, lost control, and struck a parked car owned by Cheryl Larkins, 17, Portland. There · was moderate property damage. There were no injuries ~ nd no citation was issued. town. Police said no charges had been filed. "No charges were filed here because nothing hap- pened .., here ,'' a Fort Lauderdale police spokesman said. "II will be up to the respective agencies .to file charges in tneir own home towns if a fraud has been committed. All that was supposed to happen here was delivery of the tickets . Tbe money was paid elsewhere. We have been told that the operation may involve as much as $1.5 million ." BOOSTERS TO MEET The Meigs Athletic Boosters will meel at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Meigs High School . CALLED TWICE The Middleport E-R squad answered a call to Veterans Memorial Hospital at 10:13 p.m . Saturday to remove Ronald Bostic to Holzer Medical Center. AI 10 a.m. Sunday the squad wen l to Bunker Hill fo" Nan Rogers who was dead upon its arrival. MOORE BOUND OVER Skippy Moore, Danville, who appeared before county court Judge Rober! E. Buck this morning, was bound over to the January term grand jury on a charge of receiving stolen properly _ Moore was arrested by Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach's Dept. on Jan. 16. He is in jail under $500 bond. GAME MOVED UP The F,astern-Vinton game to be played at Eastern Tuesday, Jan . 20, will be played at 6 p .m. instead of -6:30p.m. LOCAL TEMPS Temperature in downtown Pomeroy Monday at 11 a.m. was 26 degrees under sunny skies . �' 2- The Daily Sentinel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Monday J an 19 1976 3- The D•uly Sentinel Moddle(lllrt Pomeroy 0 Monday Jan 19 1976 Bitterness building over super jet WNOON (UP!) - A Con corde supersonic jet carrymg the Bntosh colors woll take off from London s Heathrow au-port at 11 30 a m on Wednesday and head for Bahrain on the Persoan Gulf At the same ttme another Concorde pamted m the French trocolor woll leave Orly au-port at PariS for Roo de Janeoro Brotish Airways and Aor Fra nce s !1rst commercial flo ghts by Concorde which has cost far m excess of $3 bolhon to bwld are being haoled by both countroes as a much needed national tnumph m an age when neother natoon has much to celebrate But the troumph IS tinged woth deep botterness and moun tmg anger tha t the Uruted States so far has wothheld overfloght or landing nghts lor the Angl<>-French jel That mea ns Concorde stoU IS barred from the presligoous and money makmg routes from London and Pans to New York There already have been threats of repriSals if the Umted States continues to refuse these nghts A jomt statement by the British and French govern ments ossued whole U S Transporta toon Secretary Wolham Coleman was holding hear mgs on Con corde m Washmgton two week ago sa od mena congly A nega tive d ec1s10n on the question of Concorde servoce to the Umted States un doubtedly would ha ve political consequences on both France a nd th e Umted Kingdom Although offoctals of both countries deny reprisals are planned the statement has been mterpreted wodely as a threat of boycott or heavy taxa toon on Amerocan-bwlt aerospace eqwpment French labor umons have Nessen under fire for dea1ing with politics WASHINGTON (UP! ) Whi te House press secretary Ron Nessen has no busoness dealmg woth the news medoa on ques t ons mvol vmg Presodent Ford s campaogn says the chaonnan of the Federal Ele ctwn Com mtss on Thomas B Curbs who surprised many last week when he saod ot probably was ollegal lor Ford to appoont Ro ger s Morton as Whole House pohllcal advoser beheves the same rule - if not the same law - appbes to Nessen In short Curios doesn t want anyone on the public payroll domg pohllcal hu smess for hos hoss Maybe ot s rntpockmg but we have to bend over back ward of we re gomg to get out from under th1s Watergate cloud Curtis saod And bes•des what busoness does he have handling pohhcal matters while on the public payroll ' What Mr Nessen should do (when a polo local quest10n l'Offies up) os have someone from the campaogn there and say here os Mr S<o-and-<lo and he works for the campatgn and he can answer that Curios smd Simllarly when the Presodent os on a cam pa1gn trop a press secretary from the Ford campaogn not Nessen should handle media CurtiS says ot os unfair that an mcumbent can use m a campaogn the staff paod for by the government He says he osn t just p!Ckmg on Ford the man who appomted hun to the FEC The same should apply to members of Congress threatened to refuse to ser vtce or ha ndle Amen ca s Pan Amerocan World Aorways or Trans World Airlmes planes at French aorports Gerald Kaufman Brotam s aer ospace mtmster says The governmen t and people of Brotam and France would fond 11 diffocult to believe that the Umted States the most successful of the wo rld s na loons on the held of avoat10n would take steps to exclude this aorcralt But there ts a deep lon g standong suspocoon m both Britain and Fra nce that 11 os the U S avoalton Industry that lor compet1love com mercoal reasons IS backing th e e n vi r o nm e n t a l arguments bemg used to try to bar Concorde from the Uruted States The London Daoly Express saod m an edotoroal 'The Amencan a ircraft m dustry has been trymg to koll it for yea•s Fortunately there are honest Amerocans who oppose thos campaogn In France President Valery Goscard d Estamg has tossed down the gauntlet to the anloConcorde lobby m Washmgton and New York by announcmg pubhcly be woll fly m Concorde when he arrtves for a state VISit May 16 Redmen over Cougars Down 44 32 durmg halltome mtermossoon Coach Art Lanham s Roo Grande College Redm en exploded woth 39 pomts m the second half to turn back stubborn Mt Vern on Nazarene College 71 66 m a Mod.()hoo Conference game at Lyne Center Saturday mghl The voctory left Roo Grande 11-7 on the year The Redmen remamed m undisputed ftrst place m the MOC w1 th a 3-0 record Mt Vernon dropped to 2 10 overall and 1-5 m conference play Tuesday the Redmen woll hast the Cedarvolle Yellow Jackets m a MOC contest Ttpoff tome os 8 p m on Lyne Center Mt Vernon behond Boll Bradley controlled the tempo of Saturday s game m the first half The Mt Vern on ace scored 22 of hts 28 pom Is on the forst 20 mmutes of play Rock Carrmgton freshman from Portsmouth West came off the Ro o bench to hmot Bradley to SIK pomts m the !mal half of play Jommy Noe for the seventh tome m 15 games hot 30 or more pomts lor Roo woth II f1eld goals and etght chartty tosses Noe tallted 16 of hos 30 pmnts m the second half Eastern s Bob Caldwell tallied none of hts II pomts m the second half and Rock Holl s J1m Stewart talhed seven of hos e1ght pomts m the last hall Roo won the battle of the boards 37 25 Noe had 12 caroms and Stewart 10 Roo Grande had 12 turnovers Mt Vernon 10 It was ann ounced today that Roo Grande woll play at Mt Vernon on Feb 12 The game wa s or gonally scheduled on Jan 15 but was postponed due to a schedule confl ct Jtmmy Just ce a fresh man played for the vosotors Justoce had two personal foul s He os a form er resodenl of Galhpohs and attended GAHS hos freshman year m hogh school He os the son of Rev and Mrs Ronald :Justice former pastor of the Galhpolts Nazarene Church Galha s Jommy Noe now ranks 15th on the country on NAIA scorong woth a Zl I scorong average Saturday s box score MT VERNON 1116 B ad e y 1 6 28 Co e 3 0 Del a 0 2 2 F eema n 1 0 Ne l 306 us t ce oo Sargen 2 <1 Wa d 9 0 TOTALS 28 066 RIO GRANDE 1711 6 2 o 8 Doors to peace are closed bleeding Lebanon is told The Commumst-<l ommated General ConfederatiOn of Labor has asked Goscard to proclaom a boycott of Amen can goods if the Uruted Slates fina lly bars Concorde And ot saod French aorpor!s BEIRUT Lebanon (UP!)- Premter Rashid Kar•mi un•ble to stem the rampaging voolence that turned Lebaoon onto a sprawlmg battlefoeld has resigned a!lll told the naloon the doors to peace have now beell shut Chnshan forces demolished a Moslem and Palestlruan slum quarter klllmg scores of restllters In hand to-hand combat Leftists called lor a holy wa r m retahatoon Heavy foghltng tore throngh Beorut and the coun trysode overrught as the casualty toll for 72 boors climbed to 359dead and more than 500 wounded The estimated toll stnce April stands at more than 9 000 dead and 19 200 wounded The cltmax to Lebanon s worst weekend violence came late Sunday when Karanu announced his resognatoon after seven months of fruoUess attempts to establish cease-fores that one after aoother kept collapsmg As God os my wotness I have troed to save thiS country from rum but my efforts have been tn vain Kara mo announced m a falterong vooce over nationwide teleVIsoon and radoo The doors to peace have now been shut The govern men! no longer has any ellecttveness and although aU my efforts have failed I leave woth a clear conscoence that I ha vedoneall l could MayGod saveus must be barred to Ameracan atrhners Colen an who held a lull day of heanngs on Concorde m Wa shonglon on J an 5 saod he plans.a derosoon wolhin 30 days Eve n I hos ruli ng os favorable there have been ommous warmngs 1t may be challenged 10 Congress and th e courts and that New Yorks Port Authonty may conlmue Its ban on the supersomc jet If thos happens offocoals 10 London and Pans predoct a sharp detenoratoo n on relatoons woth the Uruted States woth reprosals far from ruled out OU ups loop mark to • 3-0 after 75-74 wzn Umted Press Internati onal Ohoo Uruversoty ts actmg hke tt never heard of th e old say ng three s a ~owd The Bobcats pocked to fomsh somewheoe near the bottom or the Mod Amen can Conference basketball race ran theor conference rna rk to 3-0 Saturda) wtth a chff ha nger 75-74voctor) over Ball State While the bubble could hurst at any tome the voctory kept OU m a tte for the lead woth the two teams most people felt would fo ght ot out for the totle Mlamt and Western Mochogan Both have 4-0 records Ohoo Unoversoty whoch has now won s1x 1n a row a nd 1s 7 4 overall used the fr ee lhro\1 lone for Its WID hllltng 21 or 23 while the losmg Ca rdinals collected only eogh t of 17 Ball Slate led 611-<i7 woth less than two mmutes to play but a basket by 6'7 sen or Scott Love and a paor of free throws by Dave Terek another OU senoor gave the Bobcats the wm Love led 01 o tn scor ng woth 23 pomts and reboundmg With 13 At Kent Arch e Aldndge <lmck Goodveao and John Shoemakeo con b ned for 55 pomts to pace Mtamo to a 72 67 won ove r the Golden Flashes Ald rodge a nd Goodyear led the way w th 21 and 20 pomts respect vely but many of Sl oemaker s total of 14 came m key s tuatoons mduding the basket that put Mo amo al ead for good at 6:Hi3 The v1ctory was the fourth m a row m Ue MAC for the Redskins now 11-5 overall Kent was led by Tony Jam1son woth 18 pum ts and James Colhns woth 15 Mea nwhil e Weste rn M choga n hun g up ots 12th wm wothout defeat m a wtre to \\Ir e 78 65 d ~c os o o n over Northern lllmoos to remam tied for the lead In another MAC game Bowhng Gree n kept ots totle I opes w th a 71-68 v ctory at 1 Se wa ng on 4 B se 71 Ron Hammye s layup woth I 29 to play put the Falrons ahead for keeps as they pus hed lheor conference mark to 3-2 Tommy HarriS led BG m scormg w th 20 p<nnts Toledo evened ots season s mark at !Hi and ots MAC record at 2-2 wtth a 73-59 dec isiOn over Cen ter! M chogan M•ke Larse n scored 17 pomts and teammate Dave Speocher grabbed a game hogh 13 re bounds tn leading the Rockets who were up 39- 2 d 8 0 2 TOTALS281S want to remove a cataract because hos examinatoon shows that the VISIOn IS still quite adequate There are many people with some clouding of the lens of one or even both eyes who stoll see rather well and are happy woth theor stght In other cases the patten! may ha ve other s 1al problems totally unrelated to the formation of cataracts These addotoonal defects may be more unportant and the patient may not greatly benefit from surgery So It is not all black or whole In cases where the cataract os the only important VISual problem cataract surgery os ren1arkably effective It woU restore VISion on over 95 per cent of case. The operahon RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK of Racine in the state of Ohio at the close of b..ineas on December 31 1975 published in reponse to call made by Comptroller of the Curreacy under Iitle 12 United States Code Section IU • " 0 l , 0 "' 1- "'...w "'"'< Cash and due from banks U S Treasury securities Obhgatoons of States and political subdtVISoons Other securotles Federal funds sold and securotles purchased under agreements to resell Loans Bank premises furniture and fixtures and other assets representing bank premoses Other assets TOTAL ASSETS Reserve for bad debt losses on loans (set up pursuant to IRS rulings) Reserves on securoties TOTAL RESERVES ON WANS AND SECURITIES os stmple and there are now even choices tn types of operations I would suggest asktng your doctor again a bout your mother s status tn voew of what you state are her VIsual problems If she does have thos much trouble because of the cataract formatoon alone then perhaps he will consoder earlier surgery If you are not satisfted woth hos opmoon you are always entotled to obtam a second opuuon from a quahfied ophthalmologost City Ed tor Published Cia y eKcept Sa urday by The Ohio Val ey Publ sh ng Com pany 111 Cour st Pomeroy Oh o 45769 Bu$(ness Off ce Phone 992 2156 Ed orlal Phone 992 2 l7 Se cond c ass pos age pa d ar Pomeroy Oh o Na Hona advert sing ward Griffith Company Inc Bolt nell & Gallagher o v 757 Th rd Ave ~ew York N Y 10017 Subs c rlp on rates Delivered by carrier where evallable 75 cents per By Motor Route whe e carr er service not ava lablt One month Sl 25 By mall n Oh o and W Va One Year 122 oo S x months Sll SO Three month s 17 00 E sewhere S26 00 year S 1< months Sll SO ,,ree months S7 50 Subscription price Includes ~unday T mes Senf net Oh 522 XXX XX 1800 XJIX XX 215 XXli<J[X 13 XXX Xll Un led Pr ess nfernat onal Satu r d a v Ad ~ 87 Car ey 76 Ak on Cen a l H ower Boardm an .46 Akr on E 60 A 1 a n ce 59 21 XXX XX 6xxxxx 7 577 XXX XX Ar c: anu m 82 Cov ng lon 5 As , ab u a 7 As h abu a Ha bor 61 A uror a 73 Pa nesv I e Ha vey 67 lxxxxx 57 XXX XX .,. 8 . o Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar days ending with the call date '" Average of total loans for the 15 calendar ~ days ending with call date 125 Xl<X 378 Xl<X Xll • If you're a commumty leader or a concerned Citizen and you've got a tough problem you need professiOnal s You need ACTION ACTION 1s skilled volunteers people of all ages WJth all kmds of skills workmg to solve problems m your commumty and around the world So 1f you ve got a tough commumty problem wnte ACTION Dept PP Washington DC20525 Between us, there's got to be a solution. ~~ .,. 64 Wayne Tr ac:e 66 An wer p 6 XX 8 560 XXX IX 4 545 XXX IX :E ACTION Volunteers. :: • • Shenen do a, 6 Barnes\/ !e d9 Leh m an Ca h 66 N ew on 50 So u h v ew 56 C ea r v ew 53 Spr nof eld N 70 Fe born Bake r 65 S ow 58 A k on N 56 o S ryk er 73 Fa y e e 55 T ffln Ca lv e 83 Sand usky Perk n s 67 val ey Fo ge 75 Br edsv e Xl<X XX 7 578 XXX •• • nc reased : I John T Wolfe President of the above-named bank do hereby declsre that thll report of condillon is true and correct to the beat of my knowledge and belief JohnT Wolfe January 13 19'11 We the undersigned directors atlettl the correcu- of thll report of condition We declare that it hal been eumlned by us to the beat of our knowledge and he lief is trueandcorred and tblllthu beenorwlllbe publlllted In the manner preacrlbed by Tille 12, U.S C Ill within twenty dayl from the date of the call for report of condiUon ot as otherwise preacrtbed by the Comptroller of the Currency Chaa Hayman Carroll K Norrll Freeland S Norrta Directors • C value a a n Bu d on wa u n If e ed uces you un de n su ed hOme o as h es o I nd ou See me and II expla n ho w a & A e Fa m Homeown e r s Po c y w Ill In Ia on Cov e age can keep you home n su ed to a I s w o tt . 1 ._ • e.• • 1 " ' CMc ga mes Th e Bucks retaoned their I 12 game margon over Detroit m the NBA s M•d west In the only other NBA ga me Ph oemx defea Ie d Detrott 122 118 In the Amero can Basketball Assoctatoon New York beat San Antomo on overhme 134 I30 and Kentucky edged Denver 119 117 Paul Westphal scored 14 of his 16 poonts m the !mal perood for Phoemx snappong the Suns seven-game losong streak and giVIng Detrmt tis 171 h loss on ots last 21 games Westphal combmed Wtlh rookoe ceQter Val Adams and guard Pat R•ley m a IO.O Phoemx spurt modway m the tonal perood tha t turned a two po mt defoco t mto a lead th e Suns never lost Suns rookie forward John Shumate scored a career hogh 28 poonts while Adams contrtbuted 22 d John Men elt g score 32 MEN'S DRESS .. .. = Bil Fletcher 1258 Powell St Moddleport 0 PH, 992·7155 STATE FARM e and Casu a tv Compan y Home O ft ce Bloom ngto n I nos AM 'Se '•• o Tho Newooepo & The Ad a runnmg under Terry Brad shaw bombs We decoded to go after ot And go after ot Swann and the Steelers dod employong the long pass to set up one touchdown and score another n provoding Pittsburgh w1th a 21 17 voctory overthe Dallas Cowboys Sunday tn Super Bowl X gJV ng the Steelers th e1r second consecutive NFI champoonsh•p Swann caugh t our passes to nclud ng a 64 va de w h 3 02 eft n he game o g ve the Sleelers a 2 0 ead and enab e hem to hang o o he fo ur po n v c ory Swann who caugh a 3'2 va de n lle f rsf Qua cr o se up P sbu gh s n a ouchdown was nan ed he gam es mos va uable player fo h s performan ce wh ch was even more ema kable wh en yo u c ons de he was ca ed off ,e t e d w t h a conc:uss on wo weeks ago n he A mer can Confe ence t le game aga nsl Oakland Swann was n he hosp al for wo days and d d no esume P ac c ng w lh he S ee ers un hey a r ved n F o da ea tv as week They used s ng e cove age on me a day wh ch real y surpr sed me sa d Swann who ed he N GL n ouchdown and-one woth four seconds left an easy 50-23 voctory over the pa sses h s season w h 11 1 ha d he same guy on me a on the game and Eastern had Baby Vtkings Thetr record os day h ey d dn ro ate he a last second desperation shot now I 9 They were led by coverage o any h n9 We usl worlo. ed o our advan ag e that mossed ots mark Doug Brow nong and Jom Un t ed P ess l n t e nat ona l Sw ann ca ugh t all tour of h s East The Eagles lost the game at Davos woth IS and 14 po nts passes ove co ne back Mark n y 88 T he 65 Wash ng on who d d such an the foul hne as they could net respect ively Symmes AB neghe gham on St 75 Po sdam ou sand ng ob n he wo NFC 60 only 2of 15 chances while the Valley sDavoshad rune on the P avo f games aga ns John Bu t a l o 63 A l brm 5 62 G am o f M nn eso a and Vokongs were cashmg on on 12 los ng cause Ca to n a Pa 67 Yo k 61 Haro d ackson o Los Angeles of 21 fh e v1sotors mossed Eastern hosts Vonton CO NY 65 Ha t o d 58 G I am caugh one pass n Ch ey ney 59 B oomsburg 55 seven as M nnesora f e to eoght one on-one cha nces County Tuesday at 6 p m Cia on 86 Sl pp c y Rock 4 Da la s 14 and ackson d d Eastern was led by Conde s Con nee cu 83 Ma ne 69 BOX SCORES no ca h a one as Los Ange e.s C W P os 59 H ot s a 55 EASTERN Conde 6 O- Copp was ou Cd 37 7 12 pumts whole Nelson " as n S 75 L nc:o n 6 Swan n s ou h down pass haulmg m II of hos team s 29 t2 Roffle 244 La Comb 4 I Col um b a 55 Co ne 53 came on a h rd and our Da mou h 6 Sp ngl e d 62 rehounds The team shot 38 9 Kuhn 1-0-2 E chonger 1-0- De aware 86 Md Ba Co 55 s ua on when w h us a f ve me r unn ng po n ead and percent 111-47) 2 S Nelson 4 I 9 Total 18 2- De aware s 87 Md E sn ou og c po n ~d o a Franco Shore 68 Symmes Vall ey was led by 38 Har s sweep or us abou ow ng 78 B oomt e d N J 55 any h ng e se bu a ong pass Wolso n s 13 poonts wh le D axe 66 G e ysbu g 50 SYMM ES VALLEY Te y ca l ed n he hudd e S oudsbu g 98 M o n Mtll er had 10 Eas tern s Estep 1-0-2 Shaeffer 0-2 2 cEas and ea l y don know why a 66 sa d o he game Conde held the hogh scormg Ingles 2-3-7 W lson 5 3 13 Ed nbo o 80 Lock Haven 62 wSwann nn nQ TD 0 he han we 72 F ros bu g 0 Shaeffer to only two poonts M ller 34 10 Came 3~ Gannon knew wou d wo lo: The ca Grove C y 6 S V n ce n r ea ll y d dn su p sc me go both on foul shots The Total 14 12-40 Pa 66 by the man he ba was he e Ha m on 78 u ca 72 o Quarter Scores V kmgs had 27 rebounds an d worked ou Har w ck 5 Sou h ha mpton 46 he S eelers d dn bank while commottong 15 turn F. 10 19 32 38 Ho y C oss 84 8os on Co 83 onWhahowever wa s Da llas Joh ns Hop k ns 67 Have o d overs to E aster n s 23 sv 52337 40 65 bounc ng r gh ba ck for a ouc hdown of s own f ve p ays The httle Eagles p eked up K n gs NY 83 Ny ac k 57 a er on a 34 yard sco ng s tr ke K n gs Pa 3 A mv 63 f om Rog e S aubach o secon d L a t ay e e 74 Fordham 70 Percy s ng w de rece ve Ma sha l 90Mor s H avey 6 1 Howa d P sbu gh hen f a ed Manha an 05 S en a 89 o move he ba r. hree p ays M ass 80 Hawa 72 o low ng he k c:ko gge ng Monrnou h 1 0 R u ge s he mos uc; a coac h ng N ewa k 5 pomts a seaso n h gh and WJth a basket at 58 seconds N ew H arr p Co l 93 N ew dec s on of he game F a ce d w h a 4 h dow n an d and 53 CurtiS Rowe added 26 poonts and Ervmg ga ve New York a Eng n nea he0aas4 1 p s N aga a a o~Pa u 6 bu gh Coach Chuck Nol ga m to top the P stons four pomt lead seven seconds Pen n s 9 Muh en be g 6 bed on g v n g he ball o he In ABA actton Juhu s later Former NibtS Billy ohn s own 65 Mans e d Cowboys nea m df e d a her ErVIng scored sox of h1 s Pa ultz a nd Larry Kenon Jed Rhode s tand 5 P ov den c:e han sk a pun Dal as had scored s f s ouchdown of game ht gh 51 pmnts n San Anton o WJth 34 and 33 ~3 c: ke he game us hr ee m nu es s ohn s N e n o he f r st Qua er w hen overttme to move New York pomts respectively 37 P sbu gh pun e Bobby Wa ld R der 0 No h e as e n 82 to w thm 3'h games of ABA Ken t uc k Y held off Denver Roches e Tech 76 Hobar 54 en d opped a snap om ce n e and was smo he ed on h s own lea ding Denver Ervmg had w th t he ald of a disputed ca ll Ru g e s 05 Buckne B2 29 ya d ne 14 pomts on the th rd pe riod JUSt before the fma l buzzer SPa B o n~ ve n u e 85 s Fran and 16 on the fourth quarter to The Colonels Btrd Aven tt S A n se m s 55 Cen a Conn No o der ed Terr y Han a t y o send back R ocky Beer n o fall four poon ts shy of the lopped a ll score rs w th 29 ~~ an on 6 A b gh 5 he ne and P sbur g, s No 2 6 Nets record for most poonts po nts but needed a favorable "-se on Ha run n n g back respon d ed w th De o 73 ya r d s o g ve he Cowboys on a half set by RICk Ba rry In call from officials to keep the Sh pp ensb u g 72 Ku z own 63 wo he ba t bac k for one nal s,o So Conn 80 Wagne r 7d overt me Boll Melchtonru put ga n e fra n gomg Jnt o S oh n s 5 v 1 anova 53 a unsea ng he champ on 6u wasn ea v a gamble New York ahead for good overtime 5 osep h s 86 a Sal e 75 on e neve ga m b es S eubenv e 9 Ca neg e by No whe n he pu s h s ta h n h e M e on 66 b u al S eele def ense 5 u s qu ~ h a n n a 00 Wsn S a u bac h sc a mb ed to 11 M a y it_n!;t 78 ya r d S on he f s p ay h en U Ma ss 80 Hawa 2 found P es on P ea son w th a Unon76W ams57 2 ya d pass o move he ball o Ve m on 5 s aw en ce 68 he P t sbu gh 38 Bu ha s Wes Ches e 4 M le sv le whe e he S ee Cu ra n 59 c osed on he Cowboys f nal ac t A abama J LS U 75 as the P sbu gh secon dar y Appa ac t an S 75 VM 67 smo h e ed ever yone Sta uba c, A ms ong SVH 68 Va dos a d spa ched for a pass he n ex 5 58 hr ee pays w h G en Ed w ard s Aub u n 94 Geo g a 70 a I on an n e cep on Aug us a Co Co u mbus endi ng n h e end zone as me ran ou Fo 9 hough our defense wou d Au s n Peay 89 Mo chead 9 No 1 be abe o ho d hem By MILTON RICHMAN Ba mo e 8 Geo ge Ma son exp a n ed f w as a ma er • 65 UPI Sports Edttor h em n eed n g a f ed goa Emo y 8. H enr y Esn of we wou d have pun ed Bu th ey Me nnen e 66 MIAMI UPI) - A guy ta kes h s eye off the ball for one sph t r;; o da S 100 Me m oh s S 9 needed a ouchdown and d dn h nk o ur de ense wou d F a A&M 68 Be h ne Cookan a devas a ng 16 yards P7053 College results s Boston'sCowanjust go IUck Y Dave Cowens topm woth only 39 seconds left proved to be wmner and both Co wens a nd th e vo cttmozed "' Molwaukee Bucks agreed .J Boston was lucky to wm Guess we got lu cky to mght saod the Ce ltoc center 63 after hos last-mmute shot _ D e phs S Johns 92 L ma .. Sha w n ee 57 gave Boston a 97 94 voctory .. 0 K e 71 N a ona T a 53 over Molw aukee Sund ay fit E yr a Ca h 73 Ve r m on 44 mght We ve lost some hke !:' Fa v ew 79 Pau d ng 78 it F re ands 2 We I ng on 59 that too I got a good hand on 1\11 F Fr ye 65 G laus e r o~9 the tip but ot was funn y • Fos ter a 67 L a ko a 28 : Ga ra way 64 Zanesv e because I mossed such an • Rosec an s 59 easy one JUSt hke 11 mm~tes • Gen eva 65 Ash a bu a Ed ge • WOOd ol 6 before • Gvern sey Ca h 85 Buc k eye N Cowens got a lucky layup : 58 • Ham I on Bad n 60 C n No h at the end laf[len ted Bucks • wes t 51 Coach Larry Costello There • H gh Md 63 L u c a s ol7 Z: Huron 83 C y d e 77 was a scramble for the 61 Indian Va ll e y S 00 Mad son rebound a nd 11 was hatted roght onto hts ha nd Co wens : ~nhdr ~n ~~o 6 ~ nd 87 Day on didn t seem to be lookong for • o,n Ma sh al 65 Nor mandy • l3 his shots tomght : K r and 58 Beachw oo d o~s We took some qu ck shots • L ak e 60 Wood mer e 49 • L ak e Ca h 79 G l mou 59 toward the end They were • L e ll. n g o n 75 Ma n s e d good shots and JUSt didn t go !' Mala bar 63 t Lou sv e 84 Me r I ng o.n 60 in M ad son 54 Con ne a u 53 The bucket ga ve Boston the •ii Mansi lead for the forst tome smce e d Sr 67 Ga on 66 o • Mansi e d Ch r s a n 94 E y a late m the ftrst quarter The •• L a ker dge 54 Bucks had led after the ftrst : Maple H e gh s 62 Kens on 58 • Mar on L o ca 59 N ew quarter 24 22 411-47 at the half • K noxv e 57 and 7Hi9 after three quar • Me ehan cs b u 9 14 Fa a wn • 62 ters Z M ed na 62 Clove l ea f 54 The Celttcs traoled by as dl e own 82 L m a S .'i :: MM dler 6 A ban y A exande many as 10 pomts wtlh seven montues left but Jo Jo Whole : N ew A ban y 80 L ber y Un on scored eoghl poonts to lea d a 73 • N ew B eman 7 F L o am e successful rally which ended : 60 ._ N Bal mo e 1 A rl ng on 62 w• th Cowens top Soon after • No h w es tern s w L be y th•t play Cowens was fouled • s at ern o~u :Z Oa k H arbor 55 D a n bur y 53 by Jom Proce and he dropped "" Oakw ood 63 Tw n va ey S 50 on two free throws for the ,. Orang e 59 Un v Schoo 51 • 0 ovi e 47 F Rec over y 43 game s !mal pomts : Pa n es11 e R ve r s de SJ White ended woth 22 and ., As hlabu a S Joh n 46 *' Ma ss lon P e y 54 N Can on Cowert• and Char he Scott • Hoov e SJ o each added 20 Jtm Price had IIi Pet sv li e 73 Pa r ck Hen y 26 for the Bucks ~ 63 • Por Sburg h 66 Ga l p o s 67 The won \\ aS the Celtocs "" R ch mond H e gh s .S Fa : por .53 thord on a row a nd oncreased • R oc ky R ve 85 N Roya l on 68 theor lead over odie Ma y s 67 • Sa n d usky S • F r em on S Joseph <1 8 Phtladelphoa m the Atlanhc H e g, ts 75 C e • Sh a k e Dtvtsoon at the Na loonal: G env e 69 .. S,elb y 60 On ar o 5 1 Ba sketball Assocoatoon to 2'h XX Ill O.REAL Ceda v e 61 Wayn esv e 38 C n Moe l e 66 D ay o n Ch am n ade J u en n e 65 Or egon Ca y 64 M aum ee 62 C eL u h e ran 84 ca d na 42 Conr nen a 90 A I en Eas t 66 Cuya, oga H e gh s 9 Ce L u h e an W 70 Dal on 76 T us a w 55 Dan v I e 92 M 1 e spo 50 Da y on A er 88 X en a 78 Day on Jef f.e r son 62 Day on Roth So~ D ef anc e 65 To edo Dev b s e • 628 70 ~ * Xll Be l sv lie 67 Arc ad a 59 Botk ns 55 Cr de sv I e Pe y 49 B ad ford 53 H ous on <18 Can ton L ncol n 62 Lor a n Adm a K n g 61 o Can on McK n ey 88 Wa e n Ha d n g 73 Can on S i1 J ackson 69 Can on T rnken 79 Mass lon .. " 56 0:1: XJ( 125 Xl<X 69 Eagles sa od he was la~rly pleased once again wtth hos defense but the team shU didn t generate a lot of of fense He credoted semor Broan Conde woth playong a lone floor game and he sa od Steve Nelson IS commg along steadoly after knee surgery Nelson was playmg m hos second game afte r the opPratwn Eastern was leading at the end of the forst quarter 10-5 but then the host Vokings ca ught fore enroute to an 18 po nt second penod as they went onto the locker room at ha lf tome leadong 23-19 The rest of the game was pla yed eve nly but the VISitors ran out of tune as they beg an cut tong the margm late on the game Symmes Valley mossed a one . 150 XX> XX 5 OOO,xxx xx Xll o H g h Sc ,ool Basketbal R es ult s :;: The Dally Santin" week u 828 XXX By Greg Bailey WILWW WOOD - Host Symmes Valley Hogh School ptcked up ots forst cage wm of the season Sa turday rught by defeatmg of Eastern of Meogs County 4().38 Both tea ms now have od entofocal 1 9 records Eastern s voctory came over Kyger Creek Coach Duane Wolfe of the " '¥ EQUITY CAPITAL total ...J ~ Common stock total par value ~ Z !No shares authorized 5000) (No shares outstanding 5000) - => Surplus ~ Undivtded profits u U TOTAL CAPITAL ACOOUNTS <TOTAL UABilJTIES RESERVES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS week the coachtng staff detected a glartng weakness They seemed to be very vulnerable to the long pass saod Pottsburgh wode rereover I ynn Swann a specoahst m Vikings take first game of season ~ ~ DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL Exec Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH MIAMI (UP!) - It was hke " " govong a pyromamac a match When the Pittsburgh ' Steelers got around to breakmg down the Da llas Cowhoy defens1ve fibns last ." • -... Ml • r epresen at ve - " 0 :t "' Cataract surgery works well dependent upon seemg In fa ct I thmk many older people become prematurely semle because they can t see to read and stay m touch woth the world and they can t hear very well eother W1th such sensory deprovatoon tl ts httle wonder that they wothdraw get nervous or even Jose touch woth reahty You do not have to waot untol the cataract os rope to remove A rtpe cataract IS one that os completely opaque The hard round lens must then he removed before ol causes eomphcallons Such a lens can lead to glaucoma the buildup of pressure tn the eye that can cause blindness S<ometunes a doctor doesn t REPORT OF CONDll'ION CONSOLIDATING DOMESTIC SUJJSIDIARIF.'I OF 111E Demand deposits of lndividW!Is prtnshps and corps I 5ZI XXX XX Time ~nd savmgs deposits of indiVIduals partnerships illld corps 4 677 XXX XX Deposots of U S Govt 46 XXX XX w Deposots of States and political subdiVISions 348 XXX XX Cert1foed and officers checks etc 43 XXX XX TOTAL DEPOSITS 684lxxxxx m ca ) Total demand depoaots I 964 XXX XX < cbl Total lime and savings deposits 4 877 XXX XX ...J Other llabohtoes 252,xx x "" TOTAL UABIUTIES 6 893 XXX Xll DR. LAMB By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB - My moth er age 60 has a cataract m one eye She os begmmng to stumble and fall cannot read much and canna contonue her hobby of sewmg Thos IS maktn g her hie misera ble and she s very nervous The doctor sa1d I s too early for surgery and to check back m a year When she as ked abou t surgery earlier he saod 1\ could be done but he wasn t at all encouragmg Wha t are th e dosad vantages of havmg thos surgery done earlier• Is ot a more d1ffocult operation for the doctor ' Are the chances of success less• Why does he say to wa•t soJong when I ve read that m these modern ltmes ot s not necessary for a ca taract to be rope before surgery DEAR READER - A ca taract os Simply the cloudmg of the small nor mally cle.ar lens m the eye We see by hght lrnllges bemg transrmtted through the lens When 11 clouds from mternal changes we can t see because II IS opaque One of the prome on dicatoons for removaL of a ca taract os when the vosoon ts affected to the pomt that it mduces dosabollty m th e patient I personally think thos os very Important In older people &orne of thetr most Important pleasures are Ohio State 14-80 on the Buckeyes court Indiana was able to beet the Buckeye& by only two poonta at the wire tn Columbus Each team boasts balanced scoring up front and the match should pit the Hoosiers two big men Kent Benson averaging 23 4 pointa per game and Scott May with a 18 4 average aga inst Purdue s Kyle Macy a fresh man guard with a 19 5 average Walter Jordan with a 17 3 average and Wayne Walls with 14 8 Macy might be a key In more ways than offense hecause Indiana s defense used a hall court press to destroy Illinois 83 55 Saturday The Purdue youngster Mr Basketball of the Indiana preps last year could be the key to lreaktng the Hoosier defense and giving the Boilermakers a shot at close-tn fi eld goal attempts Three other Bog Ten games are on tonight s program but only one of them involves a first dlmoon team Iowa with a 3-1 record will be at Northwestern Ohio State will seek ots lint conference win at home against Illinois and MiMesota takes its 1-4 record to Wisconsin 2-4 Iowa won a road game at Wosronsln Saturday 81 71 Northwestern took an 65-77 tn over Minnesota playong without sophomore center Mike Thompson who was ruled ineligible pending an NCAA Investigation No e 0 2 Swa n 2 0 Score at halft me v e no n 4 4 R o J2 Purdue s Bollennakers get a chance tonight to make pr<>pheta out of the Big Ten ballkelhiiU coachea Before any conference team had even bounced a ball on competiUon last hill U.. coaches dec~ the league was the best balanced in years and that defending champio n Indiana would have to be lucky to go un beaten agam Tonight the league s lead wiD be at atake when the only teams left undefeated In Big Ten competolion both from the Hoosier state meet on the court of No 1-ranked In diana :Hl in conference play The rival will be Purdue ~ in the Bit! Ten The ontra state r1valry ranks as one of the hottest In the nation and Purdue was bound to be at fever plldt for its first shot at its downstate foe There was no doubt In diana s 24-i!ame Btg Ten wtMong streak only three short of the league record, would give the Boilermakers added Incentive It will be only the second Big Ten home game for the Hoosiers this year and tn the preVIous home contest In doana trampled Nor thwestern 7UI But Nor thwestern has a 2-4 con ference record compared to the Boolermakers unbeaten status Purdue has won two of ots four games on the road beating Muutesota by one point on a double overtime contest and Saturday nudging r------------, Cowboys killed by Swann going deep Eastern Mte hJgan 8 JO P ce 2 5 A ban es e 4 1 9 Cal dwe 5 1 Ca 23 at mternusston Notre Dame All Amerocan Adroan Dantley poured m 35 points to lead the Irish to an easy 90-79 Vlctory over Xavier The lnsh broke the game open late on the forst half runmng a Zl 22 margon to I& pomts Dantley who was 14 of 21 from the floor was also the ga me s leadong rebounder w1th II as the IriSh donunated the boards 41 30 Purdue takes on Indiana tonight DINGO BOOTS 30%0FF Good Select ton of Sozes & Styles heritage House Moddleport Ohto . ra Today's Sport Parade second and look what happens The Dallas Cowboys almost "on he Super Bowl he near!) touches off a suocode and very poss bly he changes another man s enure future Bobby Walden the Pitts burgh Steelers pun ter was the fellow who took ho s eye off the ball He did tha less tha n f ve monu tes after the start of SUnday s ba l)game the forst tome the Steelers had possessoon and all he did was almost cost them th e world champoonshtp Back to kock on fourth d wn on the Steelers 29 Wa !den who has 12 ye ars on the NFL and should ve known better com m lied the canjmal son fo r a punter by watchong the C wbo) s rush nstea d of the snap from center He bobbled the ball and fell on ot aft er which Dallas took over Roger Sta ubach flopped a touchdown pass to Ore" Pearson on the next play and the Cowboys gave every ev dence of stagong an upse t b) stayong on front unttl almost halfway nto the !mal quarter It was m y fault confessed Walden after the Stcelers fonally overcame th e Cowboys and pulled tout 21 17 woth a safe ty two f eld goals and a touchdown IJ1 the last 15 mmutes If ot had cost us the game I moght have Jumped off a brodge When Walden trudged back to the sod elones the rest of the Steelers sought to comfort hom Forget about ot they told htm We II won ot r yoO He wasn t so sure Neother was Bud Caron He s the Steeler s no-<Jonsense 44-year-old dcfensove coo r dina tor the man largely responsoble for molding them on to the NFL s No I defensove unot And he d•dn t ltke wha t he sa" on the forst half at all The Steelers left the field traohng 10-7 at halftime and Bud Carson was especoally upset over the sandlot manner the Steelers pass defense had been suckered out of posotoon on Staubach s scorong stroke to Drew Pearson What bothered him most was that he had the Steele rs work on that same play all week Carson pocked up a poece of cl alk and went to the blackboa rd m the Pittsburgh qua rters at halftome He went over each one of the Cowboys offensove plays that had worked payong specoal at tentoon to the play on whoch they had scored They had come out on a for malton called double wong that reqwred us to chec k out change) the defense we were tn and go onto another defense ex pla ned imeba cker And) Russell captaon of the Steeler.~ defensove umt after the contest We made th e cha nge then they moti oned back to another forma loon and half ou r defense dodn t get that check So we had half our guys play ng one defense and the .!llhe half playmg an other Tha t II get the other team a touchd own every tome It dod thts ltme 1 00 Look Carson told the Steelers we showed you tl at type defense all week long You re not dummoes you re professtonals aren t you ' You re su pposed to be able to make those changes The Steelers dod m the second half On the same play tn the !mal quart er a Staubac h pass m tended for Pearson the Steelers pass defense reacted the way It should have resultmg on an onterceptoon by safet)lllan Moke Wagner at the Dallas 26 That se t up Ro) Gerela s second r eld goal one whoch padded Pittsburgh s lead to 15 10 Now Bud <;a rson had a da ' AI Ward the ge " al mana ger of t! e New York Jets Ward wa nts to talk o hom abou the Jets coachmg JOb next season a nd Carson s cl ances of gettong the J I are sa od to be excepll nally good He didn t hurt him self a! all "'th wl at he did at ha lf on e Sunday See all the doffc rcn d l h If ~ U \ i-lke hts eye lff li e b II f I Ute " Fu n an 68 Them C ad e 6 Gannon 1 s bu g s 70 Ga aud e 75 Shenan doa h 82 Geo ~ e own 93 D k nson 5 T n y 66 M T 64 Lo u sv le 95 D ake 79 L oyo a Md 59 Rand Ma c on 5 Ma viand 87 Navy 69 M c Nees e 0 Ho us on Bap s B6 Me ce 8 Geor g a S M dd e T enn 6 Te nn 3 T-ech M ss S 65 M ss ss pp 5.4 Mor ehou se 92 Xav e L a 84 N c ho s 5 8 \1 n gs on S ,. T oy S 63 T enn Ma n 53 N c cti"a o e 94 s a m ford 9 0 N C W m 63 N C As ! ev li e 62 Ph Pha macy 87 Sou h er n S Ma y s 92 L u h er R ce 76 Se wan ee 90 Pr n c p a 57 SE L a 66 NW La 62 0 F o da 85 So Ca o na 83 Spr ng Ga den 9 1 Bowe S 84 S e son 70 W gh S 6 Tennes:il eC 93 F or da 84 T u an e 59 Geo g a T e~: h 58 V g n a T ec h 86 Jacksonv e 59 v g n a S 82 No rt e k St 73 Ws n Ke n ucky 82 E as T enn £ CI S 60 W am and M a r y 65 E Carol n a 58 w n s on Sa em 82 Va un on BUCKS GET EASLEY CHARLESTON W Va ( UPI) - Running back Walter Easley of Stone\\ all Jackson Hogh School who e arlier s •g ne d a non bmdmg letter of mtent \loth Wes t Vorgmoa Unoverslty apparently 1s headed for Ohoo Slate instead Rob ert Easley said Sunday his nephe1< decided after returning from Columbus that he would rather play for th e Buckeyes of Coaeh Woody Hayes Bobby Bowden s decosoon to leave WVU to take the Florida State head coaching ]Ob figured in the change of heart according to tbe uncle He liked Bowden 9 g ve one up ell ng each We I us kep o he n he hudd e o sta y PO se d stay p o sed sa d P t Sburgtl I neba cke An d y Russe I of the f na m nu e An y me you get a earn hrow ng he ba I n o lh e end 1one hey can come down w th Da as e v ng heav y on g mm c k s such as ,e shogun Ia era s an d reverses car ed a 0 7 ead n o the ocker room at half me S au bach h o ew Pea son w h e 29 ya d ouch down pass on the f s p ay af e he bo ched pun a empl and Ton Fr sch added a 36 ya d fed goal on he second play ot the second quar e n be ween Ter y B adshaw hrew he 1 s of h s wo TO passes o Randy G ossman a seven var der o e he game nta y a 77 P sbu gh k eke Roy Gere la who br u sed h s bs when he made a ack e on he open ng k ckotf m ssed on f e d goa es of 36 and 33 va ds enab ng Da as o man a n s 0 7 ead h ough h ee quarters Bu Regg e Harr son b ocked a M ch Hoopes pun ou ot he end zone fo a sare v 3 32 no ,e f na qua er o pu l P sbu gh o w h n one and Ger e a gave he S ee e s h e t s lead of h e game on h e f s possess on t o ow ng h e sa te v w h a 36 ya d t ed goa Ge e a came ba ck w ,., h s second f e d goa o he game wo m n u es ate af e M ke Wagne n er cep ed a 5 aubach pass and re ur ned 9 va ds o he Da (as seven Swann and Howar d wra pp ed up h e sc:o ng w h h er. long ouchdown ecep ons n he game s f na ou m nu es mar k ed he seven h me n he as egh years he A F C has won Super Bow and earned each member of he w nn ng S eele s $15 000 We wer e he bad guys h s yea r s,a d F an co H arr s we were he guys w h h e b ack ha s A wee k oo we hea d Da las h s Da l as h a Ever y one wan t ed Oa las o w n But we a r e h e cha m p ons we ha ve c, am p onsh p b ood n u s s one ot h e most n en s hard h n g and b er games n he 0 yea r c,am p on sh p se es w h seve al n c den .s a o wh ch seemed o nvol ve Oa las fr ee sa te y Cl ff Ha r s Har s cupped Ge e a a on g he s de of h s h ead at er P sburg h k eke 111 ssed a 33 ya d t eld goa l a t e n he h r d pe od an d was hrown o he u f momen s at er by en aged S ee e I nebac k er Jack La m ,e ,e be Ea er n he sam e dr ve Ha r s had word s w h Swann e I ng h e S eeler w de rece ve r f he had a sho a h m he wou d pul h m ou of g am e An d t nat y H arr s sen B a dsha w o he ock er oom , E: Nahona Baske t ba By Un ted P ess tnternat onal Eastern Conterence Aflan t c Oev son W L Pet GB Boston 78 2 700 ~de ph a 26 s 63'1 l 1 Buffa o 25 8 58 4 New York 21 11 o~n 9 c; ent a 0 v !l on W L Pet GB Wash ng on 14 7 585 Clev e and 22 20 52~ 2 A lan a 20 19 5 3 3 New Or ean s 9 20 87 4 Houson 18 21 ~ 62 l Weste r n Conference M dwest 0 v s on W L Pet GB M wau kee 18 23 4J9 De o 15 23 395 Kan sas C ty 4 28 333 4 :2 Ch cago 1 29 2 5 6 Pac f c 0 v son W L Pt GB Go den S a c 30 10 ~0 Los Ange es 23 2 523 9 Sea e 22 12 500 0 Phoen x n o1J 6 7 Por and 6 26 38 S Satu da'l s Rcs u Is Bu fa o 0 Sea e o A an a 9 Go den S a e 9 C eveland 105 Ph oen x S5 New 0 eans 03 Hous on 97 Wash ng on OS Ph lade ph a 103 Bos on 94 Ch cago 92 Por lan d 02 Kansa s C y 94 Sunday s R esult s Phoen x 122 De r o 8 Bos on 97 M waukee 9 No games odav P, A m e r c an B as k etball Assoc at on Stan d ngs By Un t ed P ess r n t erna ona l W L Pc GB Denve 3 0 56 New Yo k 26 1 684 3 San An on o 23 7 575 7 Ken ucky 21 9 53 9 nd ana 22 20 574 9 1 S Lou s 9 23 452 12 7 V g na 5 Jd 28 25 Sat u dav s R esults De n ver 37 Ken ucky 1 J 5an An on o 9 s Lou s 2 ln d ana 26 V g n a 5 Sund ays R esu ts Ke n ucky 19 D en ve 1 7 New Yo k 34 San An on o 130 0 w th h ee m nu es ef n h e gdl m e wh en he r apped h m on he he me on a sa f el y b z a s h e P I sbu gh quar erback was comp et ng w nn ng ouch down pa ss o Swann The e w er e sur p s ng y u s t two pena t es c a l ed n he gam e both aga ns D allas We go bea by a good team sa d S aubBCh wh o pa ssed fo 204 yards bu hrew hre e n er cep ons and w a s sac:ked seven mes We a r e P sbu g h no gong o a l b m ade he b g p ays when hey had o You ha ve o g ve h em Th er e w I be a n ex t c ed season we come bac k We r e sl youn g an d ook ng fo be e h ng s ,e Portsmouth s 6 I sophomore forward Jeff Losath sank two free throws With 34 seconds rema mmg and 6 I semor forward Bruce G1lmore canned two chanty tosses wtth 10 seconds left to give Coach DICk Hopkms TroJans a 66 62 non league hardwood VIctory over VISitmg Galhpohs Saturday mght Coach J1m Osborne s Blue Dev1ls after falling behmd 12 pomts late m the second penod !27 15) came on strong the fmal mmute of play m the f1rst half and contmued an uphill battle throughout the second half but the brtlhant comeback effort fell short by four pomts w PLAYER- Pos Ton y Fo d en f Br ent Saunders f Gary Sw ain f Ke th M cG u re c Bre nt Johnson g Ga ry Snowden g Ed Sm th c GAHS BLUE DEVILS 162) FG A FT A PF R B TO TP 3 10 II 12 2 S 4 17 7 0 10 0 2 38 1J 0 4 7 24 00 3 2 49 79 2 J 1 15 5 12 5 7 J 4 1 15 • 2 TOTALS 02 0 I 0 2 2 0 8 0 t9l2 24 34 II 29 9 62 PORTSMOUTH TROJANS (65) PLAYER- Pos FG A FT A PF RB TO TP Larry Greene g 6 14 2 2 3 s 2 8 Jeff L sath f 56 22 3 9 2 2 Brady Womack c 6 t 1 oo 5 9 2 2 Bruce G Imore f 14 Jack Ho ton g DanWh te g 4 49 Tom Hopkins f 00 00 o0 00 \2 Randy Pa rsley c TOTALS 0 Score by quarters 3 3 5 2 o 0 2l t 0 Jo 10 14 GAHS Bl ue Dev Is & Pau over Wake Forest It was the second loss m a row for the Deacons who had defeated three national powers on two weeks to enter the rankings The Deacons had a 46-45 edge a t the hall and ran theor lead to 70-64 woth sox mmutes to play Woth 2 13 left Coles hit two field goals to gove the Tigers a 711-76 edge whoch they boosted to 83 76 before the Deacons were able to score m 5 1 0 7 1' 18 23 62 9 22 " 2 - 66 Ports Trot a ns OFFICIALS - Gary Duzan s 36 22 28 56 10 Chapter JUmp shot woth rune seconds left proved to be the deciSove poon ts as the Beaver s snapped th e Huskoes 15 game wtnrung streak We re now on a pusollon where people have to chase us satd Moller I can t remember when that last happened It s ruce Marv Harshman the Huskoes coach troed to shrug off the defeat It was a toss up and they tossed tt up at the n ght tune I guess saod Harshman Now we have to go out and wm 14 on a row That w ll put us tn the t tie ga me won t 11' Fofth ranked Wake Forest and seventh rank ed North Ca rolina also had theor prob lems over the weekend Wake Forest was beaten bv Clemson 66-81 Saturday mght and seve nth ranked North Ca rolon a aft er squ eakon g past Duke 89-ll7 Saturday nogl n e defea t S n lay at the I ands of tnh a slalt r 1 al North Carol na Sla le 611-<i7 Freshma n Greg Coles con nected lor 18 potnts 10 of them on the !mal sox minutes to spa rk Clemson , voctory Anoclat an Stand ngs Blue Devils lose by 4 Beavers upset Huskies United Press Intrmatlonal College basketball s newest g ant ktlier ts stakong a t tie cia om on what used to be excJu s1ve terntory Oregon State an unheralded team at the start of the college basketball season knocked off ots second lugh oank ng opponent on two weeks Sa turday mght when It I a nd r d th rd ra nk ed Wash ngton Is forst loss ot the season 72 70 As a result the Beavers are currently all alone m ftrst place m the Paco! c Etght Conference For most of the past decade \he Pac Etght has been firm ly ruled by UCI A whoch has ~< on eoght consecultve con fe rence toties But Oreg on Sta te proved ea rli er thos month that UCLA os no longer nvmcoble by whoppong the Brums then ranked second at Corval lis Ore ( I R olpl Moller s 20th I< I I! cos sport ng a • fe ~ -0 er od n the Pac l:)igll and an Il-l n ark t!v''ha ll showed ts \lc ory over UCI A was no fluke by de fea l ng Wasl on gton at Sea ltle I on me Shelton s :I Pro II IStandint?;s l K mb e P orf smout h Fresh Ham Hock Navy Bean Soup 90$PINT CARRY OUT ON~~ Crow's Steak House Pomeroy Oh1o Play It oafe ant llll'e It may be tn~.e to have your preeenl pohcy updated let's Faile SGOft DALE C. WARNER 992 2143 102 W Man Pomeroy �' 2- The Daily Sentinel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Monday J an 19 1976 3- The D•uly Sentinel Moddle(lllrt Pomeroy 0 Monday Jan 19 1976 Bitterness building over super jet WNOON (UP!) - A Con corde supersonic jet carrymg the Bntosh colors woll take off from London s Heathrow au-port at 11 30 a m on Wednesday and head for Bahrain on the Persoan Gulf At the same ttme another Concorde pamted m the French trocolor woll leave Orly au-port at PariS for Roo de Janeoro Brotish Airways and Aor Fra nce s !1rst commercial flo ghts by Concorde which has cost far m excess of $3 bolhon to bwld are being haoled by both countroes as a much needed national tnumph m an age when neother natoon has much to celebrate But the troumph IS tinged woth deep botterness and moun tmg anger tha t the Uruted States so far has wothheld overfloght or landing nghts lor the Angl<>-French jel That mea ns Concorde stoU IS barred from the presligoous and money makmg routes from London and Pans to New York There already have been threats of repriSals if the Umted States continues to refuse these nghts A jomt statement by the British and French govern ments ossued whole U S Transporta toon Secretary Wolham Coleman was holding hear mgs on Con corde m Washmgton two week ago sa od mena congly A nega tive d ec1s10n on the question of Concorde servoce to the Umted States un doubtedly would ha ve political consequences on both France a nd th e Umted Kingdom Although offoctals of both countries deny reprisals are planned the statement has been mterpreted wodely as a threat of boycott or heavy taxa toon on Amerocan-bwlt aerospace eqwpment French labor umons have Nessen under fire for dea1ing with politics WASHINGTON (UP! ) Whi te House press secretary Ron Nessen has no busoness dealmg woth the news medoa on ques t ons mvol vmg Presodent Ford s campaogn says the chaonnan of the Federal Ele ctwn Com mtss on Thomas B Curbs who surprised many last week when he saod ot probably was ollegal lor Ford to appoont Ro ger s Morton as Whole House pohllcal advoser beheves the same rule - if not the same law - appbes to Nessen In short Curios doesn t want anyone on the public payroll domg pohllcal hu smess for hos hoss Maybe ot s rntpockmg but we have to bend over back ward of we re gomg to get out from under th1s Watergate cloud Curtis saod And bes•des what busoness does he have handling pohhcal matters while on the public payroll ' What Mr Nessen should do (when a polo local quest10n l'Offies up) os have someone from the campaogn there and say here os Mr S<o-and-<lo and he works for the campatgn and he can answer that Curios smd Simllarly when the Presodent os on a cam pa1gn trop a press secretary from the Ford campaogn not Nessen should handle media CurtiS says ot os unfair that an mcumbent can use m a campaogn the staff paod for by the government He says he osn t just p!Ckmg on Ford the man who appomted hun to the FEC The same should apply to members of Congress threatened to refuse to ser vtce or ha ndle Amen ca s Pan Amerocan World Aorways or Trans World Airlmes planes at French aorports Gerald Kaufman Brotam s aer ospace mtmster says The governmen t and people of Brotam and France would fond 11 diffocult to believe that the Umted States the most successful of the wo rld s na loons on the held of avoat10n would take steps to exclude this aorcralt But there ts a deep lon g standong suspocoon m both Britain and Fra nce that 11 os the U S avoalton Industry that lor compet1love com mercoal reasons IS backing th e e n vi r o nm e n t a l arguments bemg used to try to bar Concorde from the Uruted States The London Daoly Express saod m an edotoroal 'The Amencan a ircraft m dustry has been trymg to koll it for yea•s Fortunately there are honest Amerocans who oppose thos campaogn In France President Valery Goscard d Estamg has tossed down the gauntlet to the anloConcorde lobby m Washmgton and New York by announcmg pubhcly be woll fly m Concorde when he arrtves for a state VISit May 16 Redmen over Cougars Down 44 32 durmg halltome mtermossoon Coach Art Lanham s Roo Grande College Redm en exploded woth 39 pomts m the second half to turn back stubborn Mt Vern on Nazarene College 71 66 m a Mod.()hoo Conference game at Lyne Center Saturday mghl The voctory left Roo Grande 11-7 on the year The Redmen remamed m undisputed ftrst place m the MOC w1 th a 3-0 record Mt Vernon dropped to 2 10 overall and 1-5 m conference play Tuesday the Redmen woll hast the Cedarvolle Yellow Jackets m a MOC contest Ttpoff tome os 8 p m on Lyne Center Mt Vernon behond Boll Bradley controlled the tempo of Saturday s game m the first half The Mt Vern on ace scored 22 of hts 28 pom Is on the forst 20 mmutes of play Rock Carrmgton freshman from Portsmouth West came off the Ro o bench to hmot Bradley to SIK pomts m the !mal half of play Jommy Noe for the seventh tome m 15 games hot 30 or more pomts lor Roo woth II f1eld goals and etght chartty tosses Noe tallted 16 of hos 30 pmnts m the second half Eastern s Bob Caldwell tallied none of hts II pomts m the second half and Rock Holl s J1m Stewart talhed seven of hos e1ght pomts m the last hall Roo won the battle of the boards 37 25 Noe had 12 caroms and Stewart 10 Roo Grande had 12 turnovers Mt Vernon 10 It was ann ounced today that Roo Grande woll play at Mt Vernon on Feb 12 The game wa s or gonally scheduled on Jan 15 but was postponed due to a schedule confl ct Jtmmy Just ce a fresh man played for the vosotors Justoce had two personal foul s He os a form er resodenl of Galhpohs and attended GAHS hos freshman year m hogh school He os the son of Rev and Mrs Ronald :Justice former pastor of the Galhpolts Nazarene Church Galha s Jommy Noe now ranks 15th on the country on NAIA scorong woth a Zl I scorong average Saturday s box score MT VERNON 1116 B ad e y 1 6 28 Co e 3 0 Del a 0 2 2 F eema n 1 0 Ne l 306 us t ce oo Sargen 2 <1 Wa d 9 0 TOTALS 28 066 RIO GRANDE 1711 6 2 o 8 Doors to peace are closed bleeding Lebanon is told The Commumst-<l ommated General ConfederatiOn of Labor has asked Goscard to proclaom a boycott of Amen can goods if the Uruted Slates fina lly bars Concorde And ot saod French aorpor!s BEIRUT Lebanon (UP!)- Premter Rashid Kar•mi un•ble to stem the rampaging voolence that turned Lebaoon onto a sprawlmg battlefoeld has resigned a!lll told the naloon the doors to peace have now beell shut Chnshan forces demolished a Moslem and Palestlruan slum quarter klllmg scores of restllters In hand to-hand combat Leftists called lor a holy wa r m retahatoon Heavy foghltng tore throngh Beorut and the coun trysode overrught as the casualty toll for 72 boors climbed to 359dead and more than 500 wounded The estimated toll stnce April stands at more than 9 000 dead and 19 200 wounded The cltmax to Lebanon s worst weekend violence came late Sunday when Karanu announced his resognatoon after seven months of fruoUess attempts to establish cease-fores that one after aoother kept collapsmg As God os my wotness I have troed to save thiS country from rum but my efforts have been tn vain Kara mo announced m a falterong vooce over nationwide teleVIsoon and radoo The doors to peace have now been shut The govern men! no longer has any ellecttveness and although aU my efforts have failed I leave woth a clear conscoence that I ha vedoneall l could MayGod saveus must be barred to Ameracan atrhners Colen an who held a lull day of heanngs on Concorde m Wa shonglon on J an 5 saod he plans.a derosoon wolhin 30 days Eve n I hos ruli ng os favorable there have been ommous warmngs 1t may be challenged 10 Congress and th e courts and that New Yorks Port Authonty may conlmue Its ban on the supersomc jet If thos happens offocoals 10 London and Pans predoct a sharp detenoratoo n on relatoons woth the Uruted States woth reprosals far from ruled out OU ups loop mark to • 3-0 after 75-74 wzn Umted Press Internati onal Ohoo Uruversoty ts actmg hke tt never heard of th e old say ng three s a ~owd The Bobcats pocked to fomsh somewheoe near the bottom or the Mod Amen can Conference basketball race ran theor conference rna rk to 3-0 Saturda) wtth a chff ha nger 75-74voctor) over Ball State While the bubble could hurst at any tome the voctory kept OU m a tte for the lead woth the two teams most people felt would fo ght ot out for the totle Mlamt and Western Mochogan Both have 4-0 records Ohoo Unoversoty whoch has now won s1x 1n a row a nd 1s 7 4 overall used the fr ee lhro\1 lone for Its WID hllltng 21 or 23 while the losmg Ca rdinals collected only eogh t of 17 Ball Slate led 611-<i7 woth less than two mmutes to play but a basket by 6'7 sen or Scott Love and a paor of free throws by Dave Terek another OU senoor gave the Bobcats the wm Love led 01 o tn scor ng woth 23 pomts and reboundmg With 13 At Kent Arch e Aldndge <lmck Goodveao and John Shoemakeo con b ned for 55 pomts to pace Mtamo to a 72 67 won ove r the Golden Flashes Ald rodge a nd Goodyear led the way w th 21 and 20 pomts respect vely but many of Sl oemaker s total of 14 came m key s tuatoons mduding the basket that put Mo amo al ead for good at 6:Hi3 The v1ctory was the fourth m a row m Ue MAC for the Redskins now 11-5 overall Kent was led by Tony Jam1son woth 18 pum ts and James Colhns woth 15 Mea nwhil e Weste rn M choga n hun g up ots 12th wm wothout defeat m a wtre to \\Ir e 78 65 d ~c os o o n over Northern lllmoos to remam tied for the lead In another MAC game Bowhng Gree n kept ots totle I opes w th a 71-68 v ctory at 1 Se wa ng on 4 B se 71 Ron Hammye s layup woth I 29 to play put the Falrons ahead for keeps as they pus hed lheor conference mark to 3-2 Tommy HarriS led BG m scormg w th 20 p<nnts Toledo evened ots season s mark at !Hi and ots MAC record at 2-2 wtth a 73-59 dec isiOn over Cen ter! M chogan M•ke Larse n scored 17 pomts and teammate Dave Speocher grabbed a game hogh 13 re bounds tn leading the Rockets who were up 39- 2 d 8 0 2 TOTALS281S want to remove a cataract because hos examinatoon shows that the VISIOn IS still quite adequate There are many people with some clouding of the lens of one or even both eyes who stoll see rather well and are happy woth theor stght In other cases the patten! may ha ve other s 1al problems totally unrelated to the formation of cataracts These addotoonal defects may be more unportant and the patient may not greatly benefit from surgery So It is not all black or whole In cases where the cataract os the only important VISual problem cataract surgery os ren1arkably effective It woU restore VISion on over 95 per cent of case. The operahon RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK of Racine in the state of Ohio at the close of b..ineas on December 31 1975 published in reponse to call made by Comptroller of the Curreacy under Iitle 12 United States Code Section IU • " 0 l , 0 "' 1- "'...w "'"'< Cash and due from banks U S Treasury securities Obhgatoons of States and political subdtVISoons Other securotles Federal funds sold and securotles purchased under agreements to resell Loans Bank premises furniture and fixtures and other assets representing bank premoses Other assets TOTAL ASSETS Reserve for bad debt losses on loans (set up pursuant to IRS rulings) Reserves on securoties TOTAL RESERVES ON WANS AND SECURITIES os stmple and there are now even choices tn types of operations I would suggest asktng your doctor again a bout your mother s status tn voew of what you state are her VIsual problems If she does have thos much trouble because of the cataract formatoon alone then perhaps he will consoder earlier surgery If you are 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Ie d Detrott 122 118 In the Amero can Basketball Assoctatoon New York beat San Antomo on overhme 134 I30 and Kentucky edged Denver 119 117 Paul Westphal scored 14 of his 16 poonts m the !mal perood for Phoemx snappong the Suns seven-game losong streak and giVIng Detrmt tis 171 h loss on ots last 21 games Westphal combmed Wtlh rookoe ceQter Val Adams and guard Pat R•ley m a IO.O Phoemx spurt modway m the tonal perood tha t turned a two po mt defoco t mto a lead th e Suns never lost Suns rookie forward John Shumate scored a career hogh 28 poonts while Adams contrtbuted 22 d John Men elt g score 32 MEN'S DRESS .. .. = Bil Fletcher 1258 Powell St Moddleport 0 PH, 992·7155 STATE FARM e and Casu a tv Compan y Home O ft ce Bloom ngto n I nos AM 'Se '•• o Tho Newooepo & The Ad a runnmg under Terry Brad shaw bombs We decoded to go after ot And go after ot Swann and the Steelers dod employong the long pass to set up one touchdown and score another n provoding Pittsburgh w1th a 21 17 voctory overthe Dallas Cowboys Sunday tn Super Bowl X gJV ng the Steelers th e1r second consecutive NFI champoonsh•p Swann caugh t our passes to nclud ng a 64 va de w h 3 02 eft n he game o g ve the Sleelers a 2 0 ead and enab e hem to hang o o he fo ur po n v c ory Swann who caugh a 3'2 va de n lle f rsf Qua cr o se up P sbu gh s n a ouchdown was nan ed he gam es mos va uable player fo h s performan ce wh ch was even more ema kable wh en yo u c ons de he was ca ed off ,e t e d w t h a conc:uss on wo weeks ago n he A mer can Confe ence t le game aga nsl Oakland Swann was n he hosp al for wo days and d d no esume P ac c ng w lh he S ee ers un hey a r ved n F o da ea tv as week They used s ng e cove age on me a day wh ch real y surpr sed me sa d Swann who ed he N GL n ouchdown and-one woth four seconds left an easy 50-23 voctory over the pa sses h s season w h 11 1 ha d he same guy on me a on the game and Eastern had Baby Vtkings Thetr record os day h ey d dn ro ate he a last second desperation shot now I 9 They were led by coverage o any h n9 We usl worlo. ed o our advan ag e that mossed ots mark Doug Brow nong and Jom Un t ed P ess l n t e nat ona l Sw ann ca ugh t all tour of h s East The Eagles lost the game at Davos woth IS and 14 po nts passes ove co ne back Mark n y 88 T he 65 Wash ng on who d d such an the foul hne as they could net respect ively Symmes AB neghe gham on St 75 Po sdam ou sand ng ob n he wo NFC 60 only 2of 15 chances while the Valley sDavoshad rune on the P avo f games aga ns John Bu t a l o 63 A l brm 5 62 G am o f M nn eso a and Vokongs were cashmg on on 12 los ng cause Ca to n a Pa 67 Yo k 61 Haro d ackson o Los Angeles of 21 fh e v1sotors mossed Eastern hosts Vonton CO NY 65 Ha t o d 58 G I am caugh one pass n Ch ey ney 59 B oomsburg 55 seven as M nnesora f e to eoght one on-one cha nces County Tuesday at 6 p m Cia on 86 Sl pp c y Rock 4 Da la s 14 and ackson d d Eastern was led by Conde s Con nee cu 83 Ma ne 69 BOX SCORES no ca h a one as Los Ange e.s C W P os 59 H ot s a 55 EASTERN Conde 6 O- Copp was ou Cd 37 7 12 pumts whole Nelson " as n S 75 L nc:o n 6 Swan n s ou h down pass haulmg m II of hos team s 29 t2 Roffle 244 La Comb 4 I Col um b a 55 Co ne 53 came on a h rd and our Da mou h 6 Sp ngl e d 62 rehounds The team shot 38 9 Kuhn 1-0-2 E chonger 1-0- De aware 86 Md Ba Co 55 s ua on when w h us a f ve me r unn ng po n ead and percent 111-47) 2 S Nelson 4 I 9 Total 18 2- De aware s 87 Md E sn ou og c po n ~d o a Franco Shore 68 Symmes Vall ey was led by 38 Har s sweep or us abou ow ng 78 B oomt e d N J 55 any h ng e se bu a ong pass Wolso n s 13 poonts wh le D axe 66 G e ysbu g 50 SYMM ES VALLEY Te y ca l ed n he hudd e S oudsbu g 98 M o n Mtll er had 10 Eas tern s Estep 1-0-2 Shaeffer 0-2 2 cEas and ea l y don know why a 66 sa d o he game Conde held the hogh scormg Ingles 2-3-7 W lson 5 3 13 Ed nbo o 80 Lock Haven 62 wSwann nn nQ TD 0 he han we 72 F ros bu g 0 Shaeffer to only two poonts M ller 34 10 Came 3~ Gannon knew wou d wo lo: The ca Grove C y 6 S V n ce n r ea ll y d dn su p sc me go both on foul shots The Total 14 12-40 Pa 66 by the man he ba was he e Ha m on 78 u ca 72 o Quarter Scores V kmgs had 27 rebounds an d worked ou Har w ck 5 Sou h ha mpton 46 he S eelers d dn bank while commottong 15 turn F. 10 19 32 38 Ho y C oss 84 8os on Co 83 onWhahowever wa s Da llas Joh ns Hop k ns 67 Have o d overs to E aster n s 23 sv 52337 40 65 bounc ng r gh ba ck for a ouc hdown of s own f ve p ays The httle Eagles p eked up K n gs NY 83 Ny ac k 57 a er on a 34 yard sco ng s tr ke K n gs Pa 3 A mv 63 f om Rog e S aubach o secon d L a t ay e e 74 Fordham 70 Percy s ng w de rece ve Ma sha l 90Mor s H avey 6 1 Howa d P sbu gh hen f a ed Manha an 05 S en a 89 o move he ba r. hree p ays M ass 80 Hawa 72 o low ng he k c:ko gge ng Monrnou h 1 0 R u ge s he mos uc; a coac h ng N ewa k 5 pomts a seaso n h gh and WJth a basket at 58 seconds N ew H arr p Co l 93 N ew dec s on of he game F a ce d w h a 4 h dow n an d and 53 CurtiS Rowe added 26 poonts and Ervmg ga ve New York a Eng n nea he0aas4 1 p s N aga a a o~Pa u 6 bu gh Coach Chuck Nol ga m to top the P stons four pomt lead seven seconds Pen n s 9 Muh en be g 6 bed on g v n g he ball o he In ABA actton Juhu s later Former NibtS Billy ohn s own 65 Mans e d Cowboys nea m df e d a her ErVIng scored sox of h1 s Pa ultz a nd Larry Kenon Jed Rhode s tand 5 P ov den c:e han sk a pun Dal as had scored s f s ouchdown of game ht gh 51 pmnts n San Anton o WJth 34 and 33 ~3 c: ke he game us hr ee m nu es s ohn s N e n o he f r st Qua er w hen overttme to move New York pomts respectively 37 P sbu gh pun e Bobby Wa ld R der 0 No h e as e n 82 to w thm 3'h games of ABA Ken t uc k Y held off Denver Roches e Tech 76 Hobar 54 en d opped a snap om ce n e and was smo he ed on h s own lea ding Denver Ervmg had w th t he ald of a disputed ca ll Ru g e s 05 Buckne B2 29 ya d ne 14 pomts on the th rd pe riod JUSt before the fma l buzzer SPa B o n~ ve n u e 85 s Fran and 16 on the fourth quarter to The Colonels Btrd Aven tt S A n se m s 55 Cen a Conn No o der ed Terr y Han a t y o send back R ocky Beer n o fall four poon ts shy of the lopped a ll score rs w th 29 ~~ an on 6 A b gh 5 he ne and P sbur g, s No 2 6 Nets record for most poonts po nts but needed a favorable "-se on Ha run n n g back respon d ed w th De o 73 ya r d s o g ve he Cowboys on a half set by RICk Ba rry In call from officials to keep the Sh pp ensb u g 72 Ku z own 63 wo he ba t bac k for one nal s,o So Conn 80 Wagne r 7d overt me Boll Melchtonru put ga n e fra n gomg Jnt o S oh n s 5 v 1 anova 53 a unsea ng he champ on 6u wasn ea v a gamble New York ahead for good overtime 5 osep h s 86 a Sal e 75 on e neve ga m b es S eubenv e 9 Ca neg e by No whe n he pu s h s ta h n h e M e on 66 b u al S eele def ense 5 u s qu ~ h a n n a 00 Wsn S a u bac h sc a mb ed to 11 M a y it_n!;t 78 ya r d S on he f s p ay h en U Ma ss 80 Hawa 2 found P es on P ea son w th a Unon76W ams57 2 ya d pass o move he ball o Ve m on 5 s aw en ce 68 he P t sbu gh 38 Bu ha s Wes Ches e 4 M le sv le whe e he S ee Cu ra n 59 c osed on he Cowboys f nal ac t A abama J LS U 75 as the P sbu gh secon dar y Appa ac t an S 75 VM 67 smo h e ed ever yone Sta uba c, A ms ong SVH 68 Va dos a d spa ched for a pass he n ex 5 58 hr ee pays w h G en Ed w ard s Aub u n 94 Geo g a 70 a I on an n e cep on Aug us a Co Co u mbus endi ng n h e end zone as me ran ou Fo 9 hough our defense wou d Au s n Peay 89 Mo chead 9 No 1 be abe o ho d hem By MILTON RICHMAN Ba mo e 8 Geo ge Ma son exp a n ed f w as a ma er • 65 UPI Sports Edttor h em n eed n g a f ed goa Emo y 8. H enr y Esn of we wou d have pun ed Bu th ey Me nnen e 66 MIAMI UPI) - A guy ta kes h s eye off the ball for one sph t r;; o da S 100 Me m oh s S 9 needed a ouchdown and d dn h nk o ur de ense wou d F a A&M 68 Be h ne Cookan a devas a ng 16 yards P7053 College results s Boston'sCowanjust go IUck Y Dave Cowens topm woth only 39 seconds left proved to be wmner and both Co wens a nd th e vo cttmozed "' Molwaukee Bucks agreed .J Boston was lucky to wm Guess we got lu cky to mght saod the Ce ltoc center 63 after hos last-mmute shot _ D e phs S Johns 92 L ma .. Sha w n ee 57 gave Boston a 97 94 voctory .. 0 K e 71 N a ona T a 53 over Molw aukee Sund ay fit E yr a Ca h 73 Ve r m on 44 mght We ve lost some hke !:' Fa v ew 79 Pau d ng 78 it F re ands 2 We I ng on 59 that too I got a good hand on 1\11 F Fr ye 65 G laus e r o~9 the tip but ot was funn y • Fos ter a 67 L a ko a 28 : Ga ra way 64 Zanesv e because I mossed such an • Rosec an s 59 easy one JUSt hke 11 mm~tes • Gen eva 65 Ash a bu a Ed ge • WOOd ol 6 before • Gvern sey Ca h 85 Buc k eye N Cowens got a lucky layup : 58 • Ham I on Bad n 60 C n No h at the end laf[len ted Bucks • wes t 51 Coach Larry Costello There • H gh Md 63 L u c a s ol7 Z: Huron 83 C y d e 77 was a scramble for the 61 Indian Va ll e y S 00 Mad son rebound a nd 11 was hatted roght onto hts ha nd Co wens : ~nhdr ~n ~~o 6 ~ nd 87 Day on didn t seem to be lookong for • o,n Ma sh al 65 Nor mandy • l3 his shots tomght : K r and 58 Beachw oo d o~s We took some qu ck shots • L ak e 60 Wood mer e 49 • L ak e Ca h 79 G l mou 59 toward the end They were • L e ll. n g o n 75 Ma n s e d good shots and JUSt didn t go !' Mala bar 63 t Lou sv e 84 Me r I ng o.n 60 in M ad son 54 Con ne a u 53 The bucket ga ve Boston the •ii Mansi lead for the forst tome smce e d Sr 67 Ga on 66 o • Mansi e d Ch r s a n 94 E y a late m the ftrst quarter The •• L a ker dge 54 Bucks had led after the ftrst : Maple H e gh s 62 Kens on 58 • Mar on L o ca 59 N ew quarter 24 22 411-47 at the half • K noxv e 57 and 7Hi9 after three quar • Me ehan cs b u 9 14 Fa a wn • 62 ters Z M ed na 62 Clove l ea f 54 The Celttcs traoled by as dl e own 82 L m a S .'i :: MM dler 6 A ban y A exande many as 10 pomts wtlh seven montues left but Jo Jo Whole : N ew A ban y 80 L ber y Un on scored eoghl poonts to lea d a 73 • N ew B eman 7 F L o am e successful rally which ended : 60 ._ N Bal mo e 1 A rl ng on 62 w• th Cowens top Soon after • No h w es tern s w L be y th•t play Cowens was fouled • s at ern o~u :Z Oa k H arbor 55 D a n bur y 53 by Jom Proce and he dropped "" Oakw ood 63 Tw n va ey S 50 on two free throws for the ,. Orang e 59 Un v Schoo 51 • 0 ovi e 47 F Rec over y 43 game s !mal pomts : Pa n es11 e R ve r s de SJ White ended woth 22 and ., As hlabu a S Joh n 46 *' Ma ss lon P e y 54 N Can on Cowert• and Char he Scott • Hoov e SJ o each added 20 Jtm Price had IIi Pet sv li e 73 Pa r ck Hen y 26 for the Bucks ~ 63 • Por Sburg h 66 Ga l p o s 67 The won \\ aS the Celtocs "" R ch mond H e gh s .S Fa : por .53 thord on a row a nd oncreased • R oc ky R ve 85 N Roya l on 68 theor lead over odie Ma y s 67 • Sa n d usky S • F r em on S Joseph <1 8 Phtladelphoa m the Atlanhc H e g, ts 75 C e • Sh a k e Dtvtsoon at the Na loonal: G env e 69 .. S,elb y 60 On ar o 5 1 Ba sketball Assocoatoon to 2'h XX Ill O.REAL Ceda v e 61 Wayn esv e 38 C n Moe l e 66 D ay o n Ch am n ade J u en n e 65 Or egon Ca y 64 M aum ee 62 C eL u h e ran 84 ca d na 42 Conr nen a 90 A I en Eas t 66 Cuya, oga H e gh s 9 Ce L u h e an W 70 Dal on 76 T us a w 55 Dan v I e 92 M 1 e spo 50 Da y on A er 88 X en a 78 Day on Jef f.e r son 62 Day on Roth So~ D ef anc e 65 To edo Dev b s e • 628 70 ~ * Xll Be l sv lie 67 Arc ad a 59 Botk ns 55 Cr de sv I e Pe y 49 B ad ford 53 H ous on <18 Can ton L ncol n 62 Lor a n Adm a K n g 61 o Can on McK n ey 88 Wa e n Ha d n g 73 Can on S i1 J ackson 69 Can on T rnken 79 Mass lon .. " 56 0:1: XJ( 125 Xl<X 69 Eagles sa od he was la~rly pleased once again wtth hos defense but the team shU didn t generate a lot of of fense He credoted semor Broan Conde woth playong a lone floor game and he sa od Steve Nelson IS commg along steadoly after knee surgery Nelson was playmg m hos second game afte r the opPratwn Eastern was leading at the end of the forst quarter 10-5 but then the host Vokings ca ught fore enroute to an 18 po nt second penod as they went onto the locker room at ha lf tome leadong 23-19 The rest of the game was pla yed eve nly but the VISitors ran out of tune as they beg an cut tong the margm late on the game Symmes Valley mossed a one . 150 XX> XX 5 OOO,xxx xx Xll o H g h Sc ,ool Basketbal R es ult s :;: The Dally Santin" week u 828 XXX By Greg Bailey WILWW WOOD - Host Symmes Valley Hogh School ptcked up ots forst cage wm of the season Sa turday rught by defeatmg of Eastern of Meogs County 4().38 Both tea ms now have od entofocal 1 9 records Eastern s voctory came over Kyger Creek Coach Duane Wolfe of the " '¥ EQUITY CAPITAL total ...J ~ Common stock total par value ~ Z !No shares authorized 5000) (No shares outstanding 5000) - => Surplus ~ Undivtded profits u U TOTAL CAPITAL ACOOUNTS <TOTAL UABilJTIES RESERVES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS week the coachtng staff detected a glartng weakness They seemed to be very vulnerable to the long pass saod Pottsburgh wode rereover I ynn Swann a specoahst m Vikings take first game of season ~ ~ DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL Exec Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH MIAMI (UP!) - It was hke " " govong a pyromamac a match When the Pittsburgh ' Steelers got around to breakmg down the Da llas Cowhoy defens1ve fibns last ." • -... Ml • r epresen at ve - " 0 :t "' Cataract surgery works well dependent upon seemg In fa ct I thmk many older people become prematurely semle because they can t see to read and stay m touch woth the world and they can t hear very well eother W1th such sensory deprovatoon tl ts httle wonder that they wothdraw get nervous or even Jose touch woth reahty You do not have to waot untol the cataract os rope to remove A rtpe cataract IS one that os completely opaque The hard round lens must then he removed before ol causes eomphcallons Such a lens can lead to glaucoma the buildup of pressure tn the eye that can cause blindness S<ometunes a doctor doesn t REPORT OF CONDll'ION CONSOLIDATING DOMESTIC SUJJSIDIARIF.'I OF 111E Demand deposits of lndividW!Is prtnshps and corps I 5ZI XXX XX Time ~nd savmgs deposits of indiVIduals partnerships illld corps 4 677 XXX XX Deposots of U S Govt 46 XXX XX w Deposots of States and political subdiVISions 348 XXX XX Cert1foed and officers checks etc 43 XXX XX TOTAL DEPOSITS 684lxxxxx m ca ) Total demand depoaots I 964 XXX XX < cbl Total lime and savings deposits 4 877 XXX XX ...J Other llabohtoes 252,xx x "" TOTAL UABIUTIES 6 893 XXX Xll DR. LAMB By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB - My moth er age 60 has a cataract m one eye She os begmmng to stumble and fall cannot read much and canna contonue her hobby of sewmg Thos IS maktn g her hie misera ble and she s very nervous The doctor sa1d I s too early for surgery and to check back m a year When she as ked abou t surgery earlier he saod 1\ could be done but he wasn t at all encouragmg Wha t are th e dosad vantages of havmg thos surgery done earlier• Is ot a more d1ffocult operation for the doctor ' Are the chances of success less• Why does he say to wa•t soJong when I ve read that m these modern ltmes ot s not necessary for a ca taract to be rope before surgery DEAR READER - A ca taract os Simply the cloudmg of the small nor mally cle.ar lens m the eye We see by hght lrnllges bemg transrmtted through the lens When 11 clouds from mternal changes we can t see because II IS opaque One of the prome on dicatoons for removaL of a ca taract os when the vosoon ts affected to the pomt that it mduces dosabollty m th e patient I personally think thos os very Important In older people &orne of thetr most Important pleasures are Ohio State 14-80 on the Buckeyes court Indiana was able to beet the Buckeye& by only two poonta at the wire tn Columbus Each team boasts balanced scoring up front and the match should pit the Hoosiers two big men Kent Benson averaging 23 4 pointa per game and Scott May with a 18 4 average aga inst Purdue s Kyle Macy a fresh man guard with a 19 5 average Walter Jordan with a 17 3 average and Wayne Walls with 14 8 Macy might be a key In more ways than offense hecause Indiana s defense used a hall court press to destroy Illinois 83 55 Saturday The Purdue youngster Mr Basketball of the Indiana preps last year could be the key to lreaktng the Hoosier defense and giving the Boilermakers a shot at close-tn fi eld goal attempts Three other Bog Ten games are on tonight s program but only one of them involves a first dlmoon team Iowa with a 3-1 record will be at Northwestern Ohio State will seek ots lint conference win at home against Illinois and MiMesota takes its 1-4 record to Wisconsin 2-4 Iowa won a road game at Wosronsln Saturday 81 71 Northwestern took an 65-77 tn over Minnesota playong without sophomore center Mike Thompson who was ruled ineligible pending an NCAA Investigation No e 0 2 Swa n 2 0 Score at halft me v e no n 4 4 R o J2 Purdue s Bollennakers get a chance tonight to make pr<>pheta out of the Big Ten ballkelhiiU coachea Before any conference team had even bounced a ball on competiUon last hill U.. coaches dec~ the league was the best balanced in years and that defending champio n Indiana would have to be lucky to go un beaten agam Tonight the league s lead wiD be at atake when the only teams left undefeated In Big Ten competolion both from the Hoosier state meet on the court of No 1-ranked In diana :Hl in conference play The rival will be Purdue ~ in the Bit! Ten The ontra state r1valry ranks as one of the hottest In the nation and Purdue was bound to be at fever plldt for its first shot at its downstate foe There was no doubt In diana s 24-i!ame Btg Ten wtMong streak only three short of the league record, would give the Boilermakers added Incentive It will be only the second Big Ten home game for the Hoosiers this year and tn the preVIous home contest In doana trampled Nor thwestern 7UI But Nor thwestern has a 2-4 con ference record compared to the Boolermakers unbeaten status Purdue has won two of ots four games on the road beating Muutesota by one point on a double overtime contest and Saturday nudging r------------, Cowboys killed by Swann going deep Eastern Mte hJgan 8 JO P ce 2 5 A ban es e 4 1 9 Cal dwe 5 1 Ca 23 at mternusston Notre Dame All Amerocan Adroan Dantley poured m 35 points to lead the Irish to an easy 90-79 Vlctory over Xavier The lnsh broke the game open late on the forst half runmng a Zl 22 margon to I& pomts Dantley who was 14 of 21 from the floor was also the ga me s leadong rebounder w1th II as the IriSh donunated the boards 41 30 Purdue takes on Indiana tonight DINGO BOOTS 30%0FF Good Select ton of Sozes & Styles heritage House Moddleport Ohto . ra Today's Sport Parade second and look what happens The Dallas Cowboys almost "on he Super Bowl he near!) touches off a suocode and very poss bly he changes another man s enure future Bobby Walden the Pitts burgh Steelers pun ter was the fellow who took ho s eye off the ball He did tha less tha n f ve monu tes after the start of SUnday s ba l)game the forst tome the Steelers had possessoon and all he did was almost cost them th e world champoonshtp Back to kock on fourth d wn on the Steelers 29 Wa !den who has 12 ye ars on the NFL and should ve known better com m lied the canjmal son fo r a punter by watchong the C wbo) s rush nstea d of the snap from center He bobbled the ball and fell on ot aft er which Dallas took over Roger Sta ubach flopped a touchdown pass to Ore" Pearson on the next play and the Cowboys gave every ev dence of stagong an upse t b) stayong on front unttl almost halfway nto the !mal quarter It was m y fault confessed Walden after the Stcelers fonally overcame th e Cowboys and pulled tout 21 17 woth a safe ty two f eld goals and a touchdown IJ1 the last 15 mmutes If ot had cost us the game I moght have Jumped off a brodge When Walden trudged back to the sod elones the rest of the Steelers sought to comfort hom Forget about ot they told htm We II won ot r yoO He wasn t so sure Neother was Bud Caron He s the Steeler s no-<Jonsense 44-year-old dcfensove coo r dina tor the man largely responsoble for molding them on to the NFL s No I defensove unot And he d•dn t ltke wha t he sa" on the forst half at all The Steelers left the field traohng 10-7 at halftime and Bud Carson was especoally upset over the sandlot manner the Steelers pass defense had been suckered out of posotoon on Staubach s scorong stroke to Drew Pearson What bothered him most was that he had the Steele rs work on that same play all week Carson pocked up a poece of cl alk and went to the blackboa rd m the Pittsburgh qua rters at halftome He went over each one of the Cowboys offensove plays that had worked payong specoal at tentoon to the play on whoch they had scored They had come out on a for malton called double wong that reqwred us to chec k out change) the defense we were tn and go onto another defense ex pla ned imeba cker And) Russell captaon of the Steeler.~ defensove umt after the contest We made th e cha nge then they moti oned back to another forma loon and half ou r defense dodn t get that check So we had half our guys play ng one defense and the .!llhe half playmg an other Tha t II get the other team a touchd own every tome It dod thts ltme 1 00 Look Carson told the Steelers we showed you tl at type defense all week long You re not dummoes you re professtonals aren t you ' You re su pposed to be able to make those changes The Steelers dod m the second half On the same play tn the !mal quart er a Staubac h pass m tended for Pearson the Steelers pass defense reacted the way It should have resultmg on an onterceptoon by safet)lllan Moke Wagner at the Dallas 26 That se t up Ro) Gerela s second r eld goal one whoch padded Pittsburgh s lead to 15 10 Now Bud <;a rson had a da ' AI Ward the ge " al mana ger of t! e New York Jets Ward wa nts to talk o hom abou the Jets coachmg JOb next season a nd Carson s cl ances of gettong the J I are sa od to be excepll nally good He didn t hurt him self a! all "'th wl at he did at ha lf on e Sunday See all the doffc rcn d l h If ~ U \ i-lke hts eye lff li e b II f I Ute " Fu n an 68 Them C ad e 6 Gannon 1 s bu g s 70 Ga aud e 75 Shenan doa h 82 Geo ~ e own 93 D k nson 5 T n y 66 M T 64 Lo u sv le 95 D ake 79 L oyo a Md 59 Rand Ma c on 5 Ma viand 87 Navy 69 M c Nees e 0 Ho us on Bap s B6 Me ce 8 Geor g a S M dd e T enn 6 Te nn 3 T-ech M ss S 65 M ss ss pp 5.4 Mor ehou se 92 Xav e L a 84 N c ho s 5 8 \1 n gs on S ,. T oy S 63 T enn Ma n 53 N c cti"a o e 94 s a m ford 9 0 N C W m 63 N C As ! ev li e 62 Ph Pha macy 87 Sou h er n S Ma y s 92 L u h er R ce 76 Se wan ee 90 Pr n c p a 57 SE L a 66 NW La 62 0 F o da 85 So Ca o na 83 Spr ng Ga den 9 1 Bowe S 84 S e son 70 W gh S 6 Tennes:il eC 93 F or da 84 T u an e 59 Geo g a T e~: h 58 V g n a T ec h 86 Jacksonv e 59 v g n a S 82 No rt e k St 73 Ws n Ke n ucky 82 E as T enn £ CI S 60 W am and M a r y 65 E Carol n a 58 w n s on Sa em 82 Va un on BUCKS GET EASLEY CHARLESTON W Va ( UPI) - Running back Walter Easley of Stone\\ all Jackson Hogh School who e arlier s •g ne d a non bmdmg letter of mtent \loth Wes t Vorgmoa Unoverslty apparently 1s headed for Ohoo Slate instead Rob ert Easley said Sunday his nephe1< decided after returning from Columbus that he would rather play for th e Buckeyes of Coaeh Woody Hayes Bobby Bowden s decosoon to leave WVU to take the Florida State head coaching ]Ob figured in the change of heart according to tbe uncle He liked Bowden 9 g ve one up ell ng each We I us kep o he n he hudd e o sta y PO se d stay p o sed sa d P t Sburgtl I neba cke An d y Russe I of the f na m nu e An y me you get a earn hrow ng he ba I n o lh e end 1one hey can come down w th Da as e v ng heav y on g mm c k s such as ,e shogun Ia era s an d reverses car ed a 0 7 ead n o the ocker room at half me S au bach h o ew Pea son w h e 29 ya d ouch down pass on the f s p ay af e he bo ched pun a empl and Ton Fr sch added a 36 ya d fed goal on he second play ot the second quar e n be ween Ter y B adshaw hrew he 1 s of h s wo TO passes o Randy G ossman a seven var der o e he game nta y a 77 P sbu gh k eke Roy Gere la who br u sed h s bs when he made a ack e on he open ng k ckotf m ssed on f e d goa es of 36 and 33 va ds enab ng Da as o man a n s 0 7 ead h ough h ee quarters Bu Regg e Harr son b ocked a M ch Hoopes pun ou ot he end zone fo a sare v 3 32 no ,e f na qua er o pu l P sbu gh o w h n one and Ger e a gave he S ee e s h e t s lead of h e game on h e f s possess on t o ow ng h e sa te v w h a 36 ya d t ed goa Ge e a came ba ck w ,., h s second f e d goa o he game wo m n u es ate af e M ke Wagne n er cep ed a 5 aubach pass and re ur ned 9 va ds o he Da (as seven Swann and Howar d wra pp ed up h e sc:o ng w h h er. long ouchdown ecep ons n he game s f na ou m nu es mar k ed he seven h me n he as egh years he A F C has won Super Bow and earned each member of he w nn ng S eele s $15 000 We wer e he bad guys h s yea r s,a d F an co H arr s we were he guys w h h e b ack ha s A wee k oo we hea d Da las h s Da l as h a Ever y one wan t ed Oa las o w n But we a r e h e cha m p ons we ha ve c, am p onsh p b ood n u s s one ot h e most n en s hard h n g and b er games n he 0 yea r c,am p on sh p se es w h seve al n c den .s a o wh ch seemed o nvol ve Oa las fr ee sa te y Cl ff Ha r s Har s cupped Ge e a a on g he s de of h s h ead at er P sburg h k eke 111 ssed a 33 ya d t eld goa l a t e n he h r d pe od an d was hrown o he u f momen s at er by en aged S ee e I nebac k er Jack La m ,e ,e be Ea er n he sam e dr ve Ha r s had word s w h Swann e I ng h e S eeler w de rece ve r f he had a sho a h m he wou d pul h m ou of g am e An d t nat y H arr s sen B a dsha w o he ock er oom , E: Nahona Baske t ba By Un ted P ess tnternat onal Eastern Conterence Aflan t c Oev son W L Pet GB Boston 78 2 700 ~de ph a 26 s 63'1 l 1 Buffa o 25 8 58 4 New York 21 11 o~n 9 c; ent a 0 v !l on W L Pet GB Wash ng on 14 7 585 Clev e and 22 20 52~ 2 A lan a 20 19 5 3 3 New Or ean s 9 20 87 4 Houson 18 21 ~ 62 l Weste r n Conference M dwest 0 v s on W L Pet GB M wau kee 18 23 4J9 De o 15 23 395 Kan sas C ty 4 28 333 4 :2 Ch cago 1 29 2 5 6 Pac f c 0 v son W L Pt GB Go den S a c 30 10 ~0 Los Ange es 23 2 523 9 Sea e 22 12 500 0 Phoen x n o1J 6 7 Por and 6 26 38 S Satu da'l s Rcs u Is Bu fa o 0 Sea e o A an a 9 Go den S a e 9 C eveland 105 Ph oen x S5 New 0 eans 03 Hous on 97 Wash ng on OS Ph lade ph a 103 Bos on 94 Ch cago 92 Por lan d 02 Kansa s C y 94 Sunday s R esult s Phoen x 122 De r o 8 Bos on 97 M waukee 9 No games odav P, A m e r c an B as k etball Assoc at on Stan d ngs By Un t ed P ess r n t erna ona l W L Pc GB Denve 3 0 56 New Yo k 26 1 684 3 San An on o 23 7 575 7 Ken ucky 21 9 53 9 nd ana 22 20 574 9 1 S Lou s 9 23 452 12 7 V g na 5 Jd 28 25 Sat u dav s R esults De n ver 37 Ken ucky 1 J 5an An on o 9 s Lou s 2 ln d ana 26 V g n a 5 Sund ays R esu ts Ke n ucky 19 D en ve 1 7 New Yo k 34 San An on o 130 0 w th h ee m nu es ef n h e gdl m e wh en he r apped h m on he he me on a sa f el y b z a s h e P I sbu gh quar erback was comp et ng w nn ng ouch down pa ss o Swann The e w er e sur p s ng y u s t two pena t es c a l ed n he gam e both aga ns D allas We go bea by a good team sa d S aubBCh wh o pa ssed fo 204 yards bu hrew hre e n er cep ons and w a s sac:ked seven mes We a r e P sbu g h no gong o a l b m ade he b g p ays when hey had o You ha ve o g ve h em Th er e w I be a n ex t c ed season we come bac k We r e sl youn g an d ook ng fo be e h ng s ,e Portsmouth s 6 I sophomore forward Jeff Losath sank two free throws With 34 seconds rema mmg and 6 I semor forward Bruce G1lmore canned two chanty tosses wtth 10 seconds left to give Coach DICk Hopkms TroJans a 66 62 non league hardwood VIctory over VISitmg Galhpohs Saturday mght Coach J1m Osborne s Blue Dev1ls after falling behmd 12 pomts late m the second penod !27 15) came on strong the fmal mmute of play m the f1rst half and contmued an uphill battle throughout the second half but the brtlhant comeback effort fell short by four pomts w PLAYER- Pos Ton y Fo d en f Br ent Saunders f Gary Sw ain f Ke th M cG u re c Bre nt Johnson g Ga ry Snowden g Ed Sm th c GAHS BLUE DEVILS 162) FG A FT A PF R B TO TP 3 10 II 12 2 S 4 17 7 0 10 0 2 38 1J 0 4 7 24 00 3 2 49 79 2 J 1 15 5 12 5 7 J 4 1 15 • 2 TOTALS 02 0 I 0 2 2 0 8 0 t9l2 24 34 II 29 9 62 PORTSMOUTH TROJANS (65) PLAYER- Pos FG A FT A PF RB TO TP Larry Greene g 6 14 2 2 3 s 2 8 Jeff L sath f 56 22 3 9 2 2 Brady Womack c 6 t 1 oo 5 9 2 2 Bruce G Imore f 14 Jack Ho ton g DanWh te g 4 49 Tom Hopkins f 00 00 o0 00 \2 Randy Pa rsley c TOTALS 0 Score by quarters 3 3 5 2 o 0 2l t 0 Jo 10 14 GAHS Bl ue Dev Is & Pau over Wake Forest It was the second loss m a row for the Deacons who had defeated three national powers on two weeks to enter the rankings The Deacons had a 46-45 edge a t the hall and ran theor lead to 70-64 woth sox mmutes to play Woth 2 13 left Coles hit two field goals to gove the Tigers a 711-76 edge whoch they boosted to 83 76 before the Deacons were able to score m 5 1 0 7 1' 18 23 62 9 22 " 2 - 66 Ports Trot a ns OFFICIALS - Gary Duzan s 36 22 28 56 10 Chapter JUmp shot woth rune seconds left proved to be the deciSove poon ts as the Beaver s snapped th e Huskoes 15 game wtnrung streak We re now on a pusollon where people have to chase us satd Moller I can t remember when that last happened It s ruce Marv Harshman the Huskoes coach troed to shrug off the defeat It was a toss up and they tossed tt up at the n ght tune I guess saod Harshman Now we have to go out and wm 14 on a row That w ll put us tn the t tie ga me won t 11' Fofth ranked Wake Forest and seventh rank ed North Ca rolina also had theor prob lems over the weekend Wake Forest was beaten bv Clemson 66-81 Saturday mght and seve nth ranked North Ca rolon a aft er squ eakon g past Duke 89-ll7 Saturday nogl n e defea t S n lay at the I ands of tnh a slalt r 1 al North Carol na Sla le 611-<i7 Freshma n Greg Coles con nected lor 18 potnts 10 of them on the !mal sox minutes to spa rk Clemson , voctory Anoclat an Stand ngs Blue Devils lose by 4 Beavers upset Huskies United Press Intrmatlonal College basketball s newest g ant ktlier ts stakong a t tie cia om on what used to be excJu s1ve terntory Oregon State an unheralded team at the start of the college basketball season knocked off ots second lugh oank ng opponent on two weeks Sa turday mght when It I a nd r d th rd ra nk ed Wash ngton Is forst loss ot the season 72 70 As a result the Beavers are currently all alone m ftrst place m the Paco! c Etght Conference For most of the past decade \he Pac Etght has been firm ly ruled by UCI A whoch has ~< on eoght consecultve con fe rence toties But Oreg on Sta te proved ea rli er thos month that UCLA os no longer nvmcoble by whoppong the Brums then ranked second at Corval lis Ore ( I R olpl Moller s 20th I< I I! cos sport ng a • fe ~ -0 er od n the Pac l:)igll and an Il-l n ark t!v''ha ll showed ts \lc ory over UCI A was no fluke by de fea l ng Wasl on gton at Sea ltle I on me Shelton s :I Pro II IStandint?;s l K mb e P orf smout h Fresh Ham Hock Navy Bean Soup 90$PINT CARRY OUT ON~~ Crow's Steak House Pomeroy Oh1o Play It oafe ant llll'e It may be tn~.e to have your preeenl pohcy updated let's Faile SGOft DALE C. WARNER 992 2143 102 W Man Pomeroy �-. 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-P001eroy, 0 ., Monday, Jan.l9, !976 ·~·· ii;i;;;' ' 'ii';i;~' '~ ' ' "' ' ' ' '~' <' '''J Bicentennial discuss~d ·;::, Us. · . ·. . By Helen Buuel ,I:,,4t Wednesday meettng ..4- ,_Dally !lentirwJ. - Mlrldle!>nrt.P<Wnerov. 0 ., Monday, Jan. It, 19'18 1 ·. :;:; A WlleNoiHeoogab:ed ' Some ·belleve •tsover•. gas . Because what want to believe. The hard fact is-the natural gas shortage can only get·worse unless Congress acts NOW. Delusions of adequacy. Thus far, the heating season has hP••n warmer than usual. This, plus a general slowdown in industry, has eased the demand for natural gas - temporarily: Do not be lulled into a false sense of security. The natural gas shortage is very real. Columbia is working hard to get additional supplies of gas because we know there simply is not enough gas currently available to meet all customer needs. We cannot afford to be complacent over a temporary easing of the problem. Thi.s chart, showing the declining gas reserves in the tower 48 states, demonstrates America's gas supply crisis : A new homeowner who can't. get gas service must pay almost twice as much to heat with oil; four times as much to heat with electricity. How will your Congressman vote? The quickest, the surest, the most effective way to increase the vital supply ofnatural gas i5 to end the present outmoded system of government control over the price producers are allowed.to charge for their new gas. This outmoded system simply doesn't work. It discourages drilling when drilling should be encouraged. This out;_moded system has created the natural gas shortage despite all our efforts. NATURAL GAS RESERVES LOWER 48 STATES 1967-1976 300- . Ymi're paying for the shortage. Industries that ca~not get ~• ..Ju~, .. 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 simply cannot afford the high costs of alternative fuels. In those cases, the price could be more thari. money .. . it could be jobs. Trillion Cubic Feet Example: The current ceiling price on new gas is 529! 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 $1.50 for some· thing you could sell for only 52¢7 This month the House of Representatives will vote on a proposal to end federal controls on the price of new gas. The Senate has already passed this much-needed bill. ' What are the choices? A government energy official recently • SUmll,led up the gas supply and COSt problems when he said, the choice is between paying more for less gas ... or paying more for more gas. Unfortunately, the one thing the government can't .seem to control is inflation. It continues to push up all costs, and . these higher costs will be reflected in higher gas bills ... decontrol or no decontrol. 100---- so- o- 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 • 1975• 1976• Unless action is taken now, the future looks grim. • Anticipated ., The Bicentennial and its significance was the program theme developed by Mrs . Bert Grimm , guest SPEaker at the Wedne sday night meeting of the Middleport Amateur Gardeners. Meeting at the Meigs Inn , Mrs . Grimm's tal k was preceded by a dinner with the table carrying out the red : white and blue colors. Hurricane lamps were usell, favors were high button shoe repUca scissors holders made in red, white and blue .felt by DEAR HELEN ' How long does it take to become a wife? My husband had been a widower for a year when we were married. His friends tried to match him up with THEIR choice, but she didn't work out. I was the "outsider." After six years they still talk about Emily, his first wile and forget my name. In his church's bulletin, they often mention, Mr . John Smith and children, but not me, thought! attend also. Each year on her .birthday someone puts an "in memoriam" to Emily in our local paper. I suspect It's the work of the rejected "choice, " though it's signed "Her Fdends." John doesn't appreciate this, but can't make an Issue. How can I stop feeling like the - ODD WOMAN OUT the hos tesses, Mrs. L. E . DEAR OWO: Make new lrieilds who ac<epl both you and your husband. ' ··:::: d::~:c. ::!&$.' As lor lhe loyal guard: whom you can't change -i~t~~ore. -H. +++ Social Calendar . DEAR HELEN : Wouldn't you think business lwuses who sent out monthly bills would know something about psychology? Most of us bill payers wouldn't mind at all being charged an extra 10 or 13 cents - especially if it were hidden somehow · - but we actively resent buying stamps to paste on those MONDAY addres!Mid enveloPEs the companies send. So we delay our MEIGS - GALLIA Chapter payments. OCSEA Monday at 8 p.m : ·at I'm sure I'm not alone in yearning for an end to that the Guiding Hand School. "Place stamp here" notice. - ALWAYS OUT AT THE CANDYSTRIPERS WRONG TIME meeting, 7 p.m. Monday, DEAR AOTWT: Veterans M~ morial Hospital Most definitely, you're not alone! cafeteria : pl~ase take bottle Memo to every credlt.glving organization - and that caps . IDcludes doctors' olflces and other service centers: RalAe your MIDDLEPORT Business charges an average 13 cents per Cllllomer If you IDIIBt, but please, PLEASE equip ·your blllrpaymeot envelopes with and Professional Women 's Club, 7:30p .m. Monday at the •tamps. I'd almost guarantee you'll he paid Iuter. Columbia Gas Co . social P.S. Read on : +++ DEAR HELEN : I try to save stamps by paying my department store bills at their credit offices. But why must these stores hide their offices on the third noor in the farthest corner? It's almost Impossible to plow my way through all those aisles and , escalators with a 3-year:()ld in tow . U stores reaUy wanted to provide a service, they'd put a bill collection box near the first floor entrance, so PEOple could drop their payments off with no hassle . - CAN'T WIN We agree with the Fedetoi.I Power Commission that "deregulation of new natural gas at the wellhead is the single, most effective measure that can be taken ,to alleviate the nation's severe supplydemand b;nbalance." is running out. long to be remembered . Committee to have charge of She talked o the symbols of . the bicentennial - the flag and the Liberty Bell, noting that the Liberty Bell has been moved from Independence Hall to a pavilion acr oss the stree t where millions will view it during the year. In talking about the flag , Mrs. Grimm referred to an article · e ntitled "Can We Wave the Flag Too Much'" with the cncluding thought, " I think not. ' ' For thoughts on the bicentennial and an appropriate celebra tion . Mrs. Grimm use d in te rvie w materials from first , fourth, high school s tudent s a nd college students with the the meeting. consensus being that eac h room . Founda t ion, Federati on and Embl e m · BEND O' THE RIV ER comm.unity should " do its Garden ·Club, 7 '30 Monday own thing." night, home of Mrs. Ben Mrs: Grimm emphasized Philson . Program by. Mrs. that schools an d educators Andr ew Cr oss on see d ha ve the opportunity to instill catalogs and a bice ntennial in young people a greater fl ower garden. confidence in America and its DEAR C.W., TUESDAY people durin g the bicen I SUSPECt that credit offices are the farthest possible FRI EN DLY CIRC LE, tennial. thereby giving them distance from front entrances S<J that bill payers will be ex- Trinity Chur c h. 6 · p .m . the strength and courage to po!Mid to the grealest number of charge~! temptations along · gotluck dinner T~esday a t the go forward as leaders of the t)le way . . church. nation. .• OHIO ETA PHI Chapter. . P.S. Possibly department stores don't include stamped She also spok e of the envelopes with their statements lor a similar reaS<Jn : A Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 planned celebration in the woman who drops in to pay a bill (and save stamps ) often finds Tuesday at the Colwnbus and New York Harbor on July 4 a barg ain she can't resist ~n route. - H. Southern Ohio Electric Co . with 5,000 sailing ships, 13 social room . being tall mast ships from WOMEN 'S AUXILIAR Y, fqreign countries. Veteran s Memor ial Hospi ta l, Members of the garden 7: 30p .m. Tuesday in h6Spital club were invited by Mrs. Grimm to join in the program APPLE GROVE - The and Mrs. Dorsey Parsons cafeteria .. RUTLAND FIREMEN'S gave readings . The hymns wilh comments on famous prayer and sell.:denial service of the Appla Grove were " Amazing Grace ," Ladies Auxilia ry meeting, me n and women . She conUntied Methodist Women was "Christ the Lord is Risen · 7,30 p.m. Tuesday at r/re cludea .,;i th an article entitled " You Ca n' t Cry All the •, beld 'J'uesday night at the Today," "Come Thou Fount" station . with Mrs. Robert Smith at the MEIGS HIGH Band Boosters Time." Mrs. Ben Philson .. ch!lrch. • Mrs. Dolly Wolfe · was piano . Mrs. Belly Shiveley meeting, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday ·· gave a prayer fur America . A gift was prese nted to Mrs. . ~ service leader and used the sang a solo , " Spirit of God in high sc hool band room . Descend Upon My Heart." topic, "And All These Things GROUP 2 of Middlepor) Grimm by Mrs. Taylor . As members placed their Mr s. Pearl Reynolds Shall be Added ." Mrs . Wolfe First Unite d Presbyterian led the group in prayer and gilts on the altar, Mrs . Smith Church, 7:30p.m . Tuesday at · presided at' the meeting and read scripture !rom 1st John played soft music . Mrs . home of Mrs. Tom Rue: lake we lcomed the guests, Mrs. Grimm, Mrs. Philson a nd with Mro . Eileen Buck Shiveley closed the services Bible for study . with " Lord Dismiss Us wllh Mrs . Gene Crooks. Several . :; reading the third chapter of WEDNESDAY Thy Blessing '' · Ephesians. Mrs . Dallas Hill POMEROY CHAPTER 80, bicentennial projects were . F. and A.M.. special meeting, discussed and will be planned 7:30 Wednesday, Pomeroy by Mrs . Grace Prto~tl, civic Masonic Temple . Excellent .chairperson. Mrs . Danny Thomas, Mrs. The Yolll)g Adult Class of Sharon Folmer, Kathy master· degree lo be con - J. Ball and . Mrs. Everett • the Laurel Cliff Fr~e ·Scarberry , Becky Eblin , ferred . Taylor won the door prizes. THURSDAY . ~ Methodist Church met Thui's· Ern ic and Brenda Haggy, POMEROY MID- The traveling pri1.e wsa \von • : . day night at the Infirmary . Jack and· Karen Stanley , Rev . by Mrs. Walter Crooks. Mrs. · Mrs . Mildred Jacobs, and Mrs . Floyd Shook, Diana DLEPORT Lions Club, Ferman Moore wiJl hos t the Directors meeting, 7. p.m. ... teacher, was hostes s. Lewis, Rick Asti, 'lirgil Thursday at the Lutheran February meeting . with ""' Devotions consisted of Phillips and Mrs. Mildred members to exchange Church, Pomeroy . · Scripture read by Mr s. Jacobs . homemade valentines. Jacobs and Prayer offered by - Pastor Floyd Shook. IN VA HOSPITAL • After a short business Junior Templeton of Bailey meeting, the young PEOple Run has been taken by the · We CBI'I llelp Southeast Ohio Emergency : had a Bible Study. RefreshMedical Service from ments were served by Mrs. ; Jacobs and Mrs. [){)ris Shook Robert Cordray, Wester- Veterans Me morial Hospital • Present were Randy and ville, visited his ·mother, to ·the Veterans Hospital at " Darla Hawley, Mike and Beulah Cordray and brotber· Chillicothe . He · remains In when you can't! ,.Sharon Wright, Jack and in-law and sister, Mr. and critical copdition. II you 're 1lck or dl.. bled • Jane Jacobs, Dick and Mrs. Reed Jeffers. 1nd e~n't work , Nai!onw!de can help you keep rour Mr. and Mrs. Joho David l1m 11 wand ho me togetner . Gillogly, Mark and David, Bryan, Keith and Sarah Call an agent lfld tM. have returned from a Faye. folks enjoyed The young vacation trip to florida. They P. J. PAULEY visited places of interest in hunting and sleigh riding . 804 W. Main Pomeroy · Russell and Kevin Crabtree the Orlando area including . . PH. 992:1318 Disney World, . Sea World, were recent overnight guests CaPE Kennedy, and Cocoa of their grandparents, Mr,. ·Beach where they swam in and Mrs . Arthur Crabtree. the Atlantic Ocean. They The moon is moving toward N1 u-•d• Will~ l n1urar~ e• CamiiiiiY Noll11onw idl ~- llll<lranet Comptnr reported beautiful weather the last quarter . "-- Olke : Col•"'""'· Oh io while they were there. The morning stars are Mrs. Gene Jeffers and Venus and Pluto. Robert returned this past week from San Francisco, Ca!H., wbere they had spent the holiday vacation visiting DR. RONALD F. RIVIERI; her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Dtl. /0,, J . STAEHU DR. FREEWlN IMITZ Marco Escobar and other Dtl. CHtliS /0,, ltDDLf • relatives. She was joined for CALL COlLECT AIEA CODf (614) p8l't ollhe time by her son-InPKlNE: 252·3181 252·8445 lew and daughter, Mr. and One or Two Day Full Denture Mrs. Mike Lawson and her Service, Partials, E_<tractlons, other lOllS, Marco and Lester X-Rays, Cleaning Jeffers who drove to San Francilco and spent a few days before returning here to PJ'epare to return to claaes. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rice, ColUmbus, and Mr. and Mn. Rice, Fayettesville, N. C., visited here with Mrs. ' IU<ce'a parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Tomorrow i[Yo~t. Tak e Care OJ Yuau r • WWiam QalweU and were MOI'VAY THROUGH FRIDAY joined on Saturday by Mr. 8:~ A.M. TO 6:30P.M. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan, ' Carpenter Personals pay your rent DENTISTRY rn w a: w 0 '· installed . A discussi on was held on securin g a carpen ter to build a small cabinet and also on the possobility of bUying some cabinets. Welcome d into mem- ber ship was Mr s. Pal Forrester. A vote of thanks was extended to the Star Supply for a $10 donation for the Christmas treat a nd to the firemen who la id the n oor til e in the kitchen. Purchase of an ice cream freezer was planned . A discussion wa s l1eld on members borrowing_ kitchen equipmen't a nd it was decide<l that anything to be borrowed must be noted at a meeting precedi ng and in the event no meeting is held ,prior to the time the equipme nt is needed , lhen permi ssion from party, At the Feb . lO meeting three Auxiliary officers mUst· the birthday~~ Maxine Rose be secured. II was noted that will be ce lebrated. Mrs. Gene Lyons won the there will be no exception to door prize. Attending the the rul e. II was decided that the meeting besides those named bi rthdays of members will be were Mrs . Grace Roush , Mrs. observed and in the months Jean Clela nd , Mrs. Emma when there are no birthdays Lyons, Mrs. Mae Cle land, then a white elephant sale Mrs. Beulah Autherson, Mrs. will be held . In August there Mary Sloter, Wayne and will be a picnic and in Alana Lyons . December a Christmas FAMILY VISITS (11r . and Mrs . Roy Howell VISITS ENJOYEP and children Donnie, Sherrie, SYRACUSE - ' Mrs .. Ella Eddie, Chad and Jason of Quillin , Syracuse, ac- Comfor t, W. Va . visited com pa nied her grandson , Sunday with Mr .' and Mrs. Tom Knapp and daughters E dward Templeton , Brenda Kay and Patricia Pomeroy, and his father , Ann , to Weste r ville a nd Edward Howell , Mulberry Duran, Va . to visit with Mr. Ave. and Mrs. John Southern and daughter Johnetta Kay . They also visited Mr. and Mrs . Howard T. Mustain. Mrs. In 1965, a "c heating" Quillin is the mother of Mrs . scandal rocked the Air Force Sou th e rn and the grand, Academy in Colorado. A tota l mother of Mrs. Mustain. of )05 cadets later resigned. THE MEIGS JAYCEES: r,. They believe in action and community involvement ... Young (Jdults meet Thursday ...z CG 383 RACINE - Kitchen improvements were discu ssed at the recent meeting of the Racine Firemen's Auxiliary held at the firehouse. NeW ki l('hen curtains will be made and some cabinets Service held TuesdtJ,y :J I, involved in some sort of a celebrati on and of th e million s of dollars being spent to make the. 200th birthday of the nation an occasio" 0~~~~ If you agree, let your Congressman know of your concern. Time J Reynolds and Mrs. Errol Conroy . The table arrangement carri ed out the patriotic the me with the nowers in a n a ntique copper coffee pot. Introduced by Mrs. Marion Taylor, Mrs . Grimm first gave the meaning of the bicentennial as a lime for paying honor to . our forefathers in a variety of ways including pageantry, parades and plantings be· tween now and July 4. She spoke of the millions of people Auxiliary plans impro,vements . Since 1915, the JunioroChamber .of Commerce members have been involved in business and civic affairs in communities across the United States. They are part of the American - satu.t~Jhe hardworking, . · tradition of .free enterprise and an asset to any community. We dedicated Jaycees of Meigs County and thank them for their efforts cin behalf of this community. SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS: ·Royal Crown::lBoHiing Co. Mill St. Crow's Steak House Middleport 228 W. Main Pomeroy ·· Farmers Bank & Savings Co. Athens County Savings & Loan W. 2nd Pomeroy 296 W. 2nd · Pomeroy Ewing Funeral Home Pomerov National Bank Sears Catalogue Store D&D Meats 108 Mulbeny Pomeroy 220 E. Main Pomeroy - Rutland - Tuppers Plains Pomeroy K&C Jewelers 212 E. Main . Pomeroy New York Clothing House .,126 E. Main "Kerm's Komer" Pomeroy Powell's Super Valu Pomeroy 2nd ·Citizens National Bank N. 2nd Middleport 1 830 E. Main Wholesale & Retail Pomero, Nelson's Drug Store 208 E. Main · . . . . Pomeroy · The Daily Sentinel lll Court Pomer9y · Goessler's Jewelry St~re 113 Court Pomeroy Modem Supply Pomeroy W. Main· N;jCee Wee j lc JANUARY 18-24 · . �-. 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-P001eroy, 0 ., Monday, Jan.l9, !976 ·~·· ii;i;;;' ' 'ii';i;~' '~ ' ' "' ' ' ' '~' <' '''J Bicentennial discuss~d ·;::, Us. · . ·. . By Helen Buuel ,I:,,4t Wednesday meettng ..4- ,_Dally !lentirwJ. - Mlrldle!>nrt.P<Wnerov. 0 ., Monday, Jan. It, 19'18 1 ·. :;:; A WlleNoiHeoogab:ed ' Some ·belleve •tsover•. gas . Because what want to believe. The hard fact is-the natural gas shortage can only get·worse unless Congress acts NOW. Delusions of adequacy. Thus far, the heating season has hP••n warmer than usual. This, plus a general slowdown in industry, has eased the demand for natural gas - temporarily: Do not be lulled into a false sense of security. The natural gas shortage is very real. Columbia is working hard to get additional supplies of gas because we know there simply is not enough gas currently available to meet all customer needs. We cannot afford to be complacent over a temporary easing of the problem. Thi.s chart, showing the declining gas reserves in the tower 48 states, demonstrates America's gas supply crisis : A new homeowner who can't. get gas service must pay almost twice as much to heat with oil; four times as much to heat with electricity. How will your Congressman vote? The quickest, the surest, the most effective way to increase the vital supply ofnatural gas i5 to end the present outmoded system of government control over the price producers are allowed.to charge for their new gas. This outmoded system simply doesn't work. It discourages drilling when drilling should be encouraged. This out;_moded system has created the natural gas shortage despite all our efforts. NATURAL GAS RESERVES LOWER 48 STATES 1967-1976 300- . Ymi're paying for the shortage. Industries that ca~not get ~• ..Ju~, .. 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 simply cannot afford the high costs of alternative fuels. In those cases, the price could be more thari. money .. . it could be jobs. Trillion Cubic Feet Example: The current ceiling price on new gas is 529! 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 $1.50 for some· thing you could sell for only 52¢7 This month the House of Representatives will vote on a proposal to end federal controls on the price of new gas. The Senate has already passed this much-needed bill. ' What are the choices? A government energy official recently • SUmll,led up the gas supply and COSt problems when he said, the choice is between paying more for less gas ... or paying more for more gas. Unfortunately, the one thing the government can't .seem to control is inflation. It continues to push up all costs, and . these higher costs will be reflected in higher gas bills ... decontrol or no decontrol. 100---- so- o- 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 • 1975• 1976• Unless action is taken now, the future looks grim. • Anticipated ., The Bicentennial and its significance was the program theme developed by Mrs . Bert Grimm , guest SPEaker at the Wedne sday night meeting of the Middleport Amateur Gardeners. Meeting at the Meigs Inn , Mrs . Grimm's tal k was preceded by a dinner with the table carrying out the red : white and blue colors. Hurricane lamps were usell, favors were high button shoe repUca scissors holders made in red, white and blue .felt by DEAR HELEN ' How long does it take to become a wife? My husband had been a widower for a year when we were married. His friends tried to match him up with THEIR choice, but she didn't work out. I was the "outsider." After six years they still talk about Emily, his first wile and forget my name. In his church's bulletin, they often mention, Mr . John Smith and children, but not me, thought! attend also. Each year on her .birthday someone puts an "in memoriam" to Emily in our local paper. I suspect It's the work of the rejected "choice, " though it's signed "Her Fdends." John doesn't appreciate this, but can't make an Issue. How can I stop feeling like the - ODD WOMAN OUT the hos tesses, Mrs. L. E . DEAR OWO: Make new lrieilds who ac<epl both you and your husband. ' ··:::: d::~:c. ::!&$.' As lor lhe loyal guard: whom you can't change -i~t~~ore. -H. +++ Social Calendar . DEAR HELEN : Wouldn't you think business lwuses who sent out monthly bills would know something about psychology? Most of us bill payers wouldn't mind at all being charged an extra 10 or 13 cents - especially if it were hidden somehow · - but we actively resent buying stamps to paste on those MONDAY addres!Mid enveloPEs the companies send. So we delay our MEIGS - GALLIA Chapter payments. OCSEA Monday at 8 p.m : ·at I'm sure I'm not alone in yearning for an end to that the Guiding Hand School. "Place stamp here" notice. - ALWAYS OUT AT THE CANDYSTRIPERS WRONG TIME meeting, 7 p.m. Monday, DEAR AOTWT: Veterans M~ morial Hospital Most definitely, you're not alone! cafeteria : pl~ase take bottle Memo to every credlt.glving organization - and that caps . IDcludes doctors' olflces and other service centers: RalAe your MIDDLEPORT Business charges an average 13 cents per Cllllomer If you IDIIBt, but please, PLEASE equip ·your blllrpaymeot envelopes with and Professional Women 's Club, 7:30p .m. Monday at the •tamps. I'd almost guarantee you'll he paid Iuter. Columbia Gas Co . social P.S. Read on : +++ DEAR HELEN : I try to save stamps by paying my department store bills at their credit offices. But why must these stores hide their offices on the third noor in the farthest corner? It's almost Impossible to plow my way through all those aisles and , escalators with a 3-year:()ld in tow . U stores reaUy wanted to provide a service, they'd put a bill collection box near the first floor entrance, so PEOple could drop their payments off with no hassle . - CAN'T WIN We agree with the Fedetoi.I Power Commission that "deregulation of new natural gas at the wellhead is the single, most effective measure that can be taken ,to alleviate the nation's severe supplydemand b;nbalance." is running out. long to be remembered . Committee to have charge of She talked o the symbols of . the bicentennial - the flag and the Liberty Bell, noting that the Liberty Bell has been moved from Independence Hall to a pavilion acr oss the stree t where millions will view it during the year. In talking about the flag , Mrs. Grimm referred to an article · e ntitled "Can We Wave the Flag Too Much'" with the cncluding thought, " I think not. ' ' For thoughts on the bicentennial and an appropriate celebra tion . Mrs. Grimm use d in te rvie w materials from first , fourth, high school s tudent s a nd college students with the the meeting. consensus being that eac h room . Founda t ion, Federati on and Embl e m · BEND O' THE RIV ER comm.unity should " do its Garden ·Club, 7 '30 Monday own thing." night, home of Mrs. Ben Mrs: Grimm emphasized Philson . Program by. Mrs. that schools an d educators Andr ew Cr oss on see d ha ve the opportunity to instill catalogs and a bice ntennial in young people a greater fl ower garden. confidence in America and its DEAR C.W., TUESDAY people durin g the bicen I SUSPECt that credit offices are the farthest possible FRI EN DLY CIRC LE, tennial. thereby giving them distance from front entrances S<J that bill payers will be ex- Trinity Chur c h. 6 · p .m . the strength and courage to po!Mid to the grealest number of charge~! temptations along · gotluck dinner T~esday a t the go forward as leaders of the t)le way . . church. nation. .• OHIO ETA PHI Chapter. . P.S. Possibly department stores don't include stamped She also spok e of the envelopes with their statements lor a similar reaS<Jn : A Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 planned celebration in the woman who drops in to pay a bill (and save stamps ) often finds Tuesday at the Colwnbus and New York Harbor on July 4 a barg ain she can't resist ~n route. - H. Southern Ohio Electric Co . with 5,000 sailing ships, 13 social room . being tall mast ships from WOMEN 'S AUXILIAR Y, fqreign countries. Veteran s Memor ial Hospi ta l, Members of the garden 7: 30p .m. Tuesday in h6Spital club were invited by Mrs. Grimm to join in the program APPLE GROVE - The and Mrs. Dorsey Parsons cafeteria .. RUTLAND FIREMEN'S gave readings . The hymns wilh comments on famous prayer and sell.:denial service of the Appla Grove were " Amazing Grace ," Ladies Auxilia ry meeting, me n and women . She conUntied Methodist Women was "Christ the Lord is Risen · 7,30 p.m. Tuesday at r/re cludea .,;i th an article entitled " You Ca n' t Cry All the •, beld 'J'uesday night at the Today," "Come Thou Fount" station . with Mrs. Robert Smith at the MEIGS HIGH Band Boosters Time." Mrs. Ben Philson .. ch!lrch. • Mrs. Dolly Wolfe · was piano . Mrs. Belly Shiveley meeting, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday ·· gave a prayer fur America . A gift was prese nted to Mrs. . ~ service leader and used the sang a solo , " Spirit of God in high sc hool band room . Descend Upon My Heart." topic, "And All These Things GROUP 2 of Middlepor) Grimm by Mrs. Taylor . As members placed their Mr s. Pearl Reynolds Shall be Added ." Mrs . Wolfe First Unite d Presbyterian led the group in prayer and gilts on the altar, Mrs . Smith Church, 7:30p.m . Tuesday at · presided at' the meeting and read scripture !rom 1st John played soft music . Mrs . home of Mrs. Tom Rue: lake we lcomed the guests, Mrs. Grimm, Mrs. Philson a nd with Mro . Eileen Buck Shiveley closed the services Bible for study . with " Lord Dismiss Us wllh Mrs . Gene Crooks. Several . :; reading the third chapter of WEDNESDAY Thy Blessing '' · Ephesians. Mrs . Dallas Hill POMEROY CHAPTER 80, bicentennial projects were . F. and A.M.. special meeting, discussed and will be planned 7:30 Wednesday, Pomeroy by Mrs . Grace Prto~tl, civic Masonic Temple . Excellent .chairperson. Mrs . Danny Thomas, Mrs. The Yolll)g Adult Class of Sharon Folmer, Kathy master· degree lo be con - J. Ball and . Mrs. Everett • the Laurel Cliff Fr~e ·Scarberry , Becky Eblin , ferred . Taylor won the door prizes. THURSDAY . ~ Methodist Church met Thui's· Ern ic and Brenda Haggy, POMEROY MID- The traveling pri1.e wsa \von • : . day night at the Infirmary . Jack and· Karen Stanley , Rev . by Mrs. Walter Crooks. Mrs. · Mrs . Mildred Jacobs, and Mrs . Floyd Shook, Diana DLEPORT Lions Club, Ferman Moore wiJl hos t the Directors meeting, 7. p.m. ... teacher, was hostes s. Lewis, Rick Asti, 'lirgil Thursday at the Lutheran February meeting . with ""' Devotions consisted of Phillips and Mrs. Mildred members to exchange Church, Pomeroy . · Scripture read by Mr s. Jacobs . homemade valentines. Jacobs and Prayer offered by - Pastor Floyd Shook. IN VA HOSPITAL • After a short business Junior Templeton of Bailey meeting, the young PEOple Run has been taken by the · We CBI'I llelp Southeast Ohio Emergency : had a Bible Study. RefreshMedical Service from ments were served by Mrs. ; Jacobs and Mrs. [){)ris Shook Robert Cordray, Wester- Veterans Me morial Hospital • Present were Randy and ville, visited his ·mother, to ·the Veterans Hospital at " Darla Hawley, Mike and Beulah Cordray and brotber· Chillicothe . He · remains In when you can't! ,.Sharon Wright, Jack and in-law and sister, Mr. and critical copdition. II you 're 1lck or dl.. bled • Jane Jacobs, Dick and Mrs. Reed Jeffers. 1nd e~n't work , Nai!onw!de can help you keep rour Mr. and Mrs. Joho David l1m 11 wand ho me togetner . Gillogly, Mark and David, Bryan, Keith and Sarah Call an agent lfld tM. have returned from a Faye. folks enjoyed The young vacation trip to florida. They P. J. PAULEY visited places of interest in hunting and sleigh riding . 804 W. Main Pomeroy · Russell and Kevin Crabtree the Orlando area including . . PH. 992:1318 Disney World, . Sea World, were recent overnight guests CaPE Kennedy, and Cocoa of their grandparents, Mr,. ·Beach where they swam in and Mrs . Arthur Crabtree. the Atlantic Ocean. They The moon is moving toward N1 u-•d• Will~ l n1urar~ e• CamiiiiiY Noll11onw idl ~- llll<lranet Comptnr reported beautiful weather the last quarter . "-- Olke : Col•"'""'· Oh io while they were there. The morning stars are Mrs. Gene Jeffers and Venus and Pluto. Robert returned this past week from San Francisco, Ca!H., wbere they had spent the holiday vacation visiting DR. RONALD F. RIVIERI; her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Dtl. /0,, J . STAEHU DR. FREEWlN IMITZ Marco Escobar and other Dtl. CHtliS /0,, ltDDLf • relatives. She was joined for CALL COlLECT AIEA CODf (614) p8l't ollhe time by her son-InPKlNE: 252·3181 252·8445 lew and daughter, Mr. and One or Two Day Full Denture Mrs. Mike Lawson and her Service, Partials, E_<tractlons, other lOllS, Marco and Lester X-Rays, Cleaning Jeffers who drove to San Francilco and spent a few days before returning here to PJ'epare to return to claaes. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rice, ColUmbus, and Mr. and Mn. Rice, Fayettesville, N. C., visited here with Mrs. ' IU<ce'a parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Tomorrow i[Yo~t. Tak e Care OJ Yuau r • WWiam QalweU and were MOI'VAY THROUGH FRIDAY joined on Saturday by Mr. 8:~ A.M. TO 6:30P.M. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan, ' Carpenter Personals pay your rent DENTISTRY rn w a: w 0 '· installed . A discussi on was held on securin g a carpen ter to build a small cabinet and also on the possobility of bUying some cabinets. Welcome d into mem- ber ship was Mr s. Pal Forrester. A vote of thanks was extended to the Star Supply for a $10 donation for the Christmas treat a nd to the firemen who la id the n oor til e in the kitchen. Purchase of an ice cream freezer was planned . A discussion wa s l1eld on members borrowing_ kitchen equipmen't a nd it was decide<l that anything to be borrowed must be noted at a meeting precedi ng and in the event no meeting is held ,prior to the time the equipme nt is needed , lhen permi ssion from party, At the Feb . lO meeting three Auxiliary officers mUst· the birthday~~ Maxine Rose be secured. II was noted that will be ce lebrated. Mrs. Gene Lyons won the there will be no exception to door prize. Attending the the rul e. II was decided that the meeting besides those named bi rthdays of members will be were Mrs . Grace Roush , Mrs. observed and in the months Jean Clela nd , Mrs. Emma when there are no birthdays Lyons, Mrs. Mae Cle land, then a white elephant sale Mrs. Beulah Autherson, Mrs. will be held . In August there Mary Sloter, Wayne and will be a picnic and in Alana Lyons . December a Christmas FAMILY VISITS (11r . and Mrs . Roy Howell VISITS ENJOYEP and children Donnie, Sherrie, SYRACUSE - ' Mrs .. Ella Eddie, Chad and Jason of Quillin , Syracuse, ac- Comfor t, W. Va . visited com pa nied her grandson , Sunday with Mr .' and Mrs. Tom Knapp and daughters E dward Templeton , Brenda Kay and Patricia Pomeroy, and his father , Ann , to Weste r ville a nd Edward Howell , Mulberry Duran, Va . to visit with Mr. Ave. and Mrs. John Southern and daughter Johnetta Kay . They also visited Mr. and Mrs . Howard T. Mustain. Mrs. In 1965, a "c heating" Quillin is the mother of Mrs . scandal rocked the Air Force Sou th e rn and the grand, Academy in Colorado. A tota l mother of Mrs. Mustain. of )05 cadets later resigned. THE MEIGS JAYCEES: r,. They believe in action and community involvement ... Young (Jdults meet Thursday ...z CG 383 RACINE - Kitchen improvements were discu ssed at the recent meeting of the Racine Firemen's Auxiliary held at the firehouse. NeW ki l('hen curtains will be made and some cabinets Service held TuesdtJ,y :J I, involved in some sort of a celebrati on and of th e million s of dollars being spent to make the. 200th birthday of the nation an occasio" 0~~~~ If you agree, let your Congressman know of your concern. Time J Reynolds and Mrs. Errol Conroy . The table arrangement carri ed out the patriotic the me with the nowers in a n a ntique copper coffee pot. Introduced by Mrs. Marion Taylor, Mrs . Grimm first gave the meaning of the bicentennial as a lime for paying honor to . our forefathers in a variety of ways including pageantry, parades and plantings be· tween now and July 4. She spoke of the millions of people Auxiliary plans impro,vements . Since 1915, the JunioroChamber .of Commerce members have been involved in business and civic affairs in communities across the United States. They are part of the American - satu.t~Jhe hardworking, . · tradition of .free enterprise and an asset to any community. We dedicated Jaycees of Meigs County and thank them for their efforts cin behalf of this community. SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS: ·Royal Crown::lBoHiing Co. Mill St. Crow's Steak House Middleport 228 W. Main Pomeroy ·· Farmers Bank & Savings Co. Athens County Savings & Loan W. 2nd Pomeroy 296 W. 2nd · Pomeroy Ewing Funeral Home Pomerov National Bank Sears Catalogue Store D&D Meats 108 Mulbeny Pomeroy 220 E. Main Pomeroy - Rutland - Tuppers Plains Pomeroy K&C Jewelers 212 E. Main . Pomeroy New York Clothing House .,126 E. Main "Kerm's Komer" Pomeroy Powell's Super Valu Pomeroy 2nd ·Citizens National Bank N. 2nd Middleport 1 830 E. Main Wholesale & Retail Pomero, Nelson's Drug Store 208 E. Main · . . . . Pomeroy · The Daily Sentinel lll Court Pomer9y · Goessler's Jewelry St~re 113 Court Pomeroy Modem Supply Pomeroy W. Main· N;jCee Wee j lc JANUARY 18-24 · . �I - • - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pumeruy, 0 ., Munday, Jan , 19, t9Jfi aUIY~~® u...t louw 1LI.-J ,_. . f•rm four ordinary words . Mrmday D ea dl 1nC 9 a Auto Sales m The Publ isher reserves the publishe r objectional wil l The no t be one responS i ble for more than •ncorrect mse rt ton 1914 DATSUN 710 CPE · RATES II Mmimum Char ge Sl 00 1:1 Now arranre lhe circled l•tt•rs V "'J to form the surpriae answer, as I ;::::::::·=::'·':::::'':::::'=::'~:::":Ll~_: ':::":":.•::;•ted by the above cartoon. I l'lill a. SMISI INSW!II IIe!t ( I I I I ) (An11wrr• lumurru•l Jumhl•·•: HUMAN !ll • •• nt •• ·• ·· ! YOUNG CHEERY SLUICE An ~'"' " ' · lrhar h(' hllpt·d to gd u·hrn ht• bt'f on o hor 11t>- A RUN FOR HIS MONEY NOTICE OF A PPOINTMENT ' Cas e No '2 1699 l •t•te of Ethe l E . Whee l er D eceased Notice tS her e by g1ve n th at /\da e Bay s of Ra c me . OhtO has bee n duly appo1nte d Executrrx o t lhe Estat e o f Ethel E W h ee ler d accascd. late ot Me•gs County . Oh•o Credd ors are requ1 re d 1o file the •r cla1ms with sa1d f1duc1ar y W1thm to ur monl hS Dated th•s 7th day of Jan uary 1976 Mannmg D We bster Judge (11 12 19 , 16 31C ALow Cost Want Ad Will Cut Cost of Uving ••••.. WRITE YOUR OWN AD! Irs EASY TO ORDER BY MAIU -SPECIAL!-- ONLY CASH WITH ORDER AVAILABLE TO INDIVIDUALS ONLY! NON COMMERCIAL NO REFUNDS. .-~-.-.... h initial and group of ~es counts as one word . Be sure to count name and address, if used, and your phone number . Including prices for items offered in your want ad will increase response . 1. _ _ _ __ ~·----- 3. _ __ __ 4•---c-- - - 5. ---'---'-~-- ··---,...--7. _ ___:___ __:, . '· --~-10. _ _ _ __ 11.- ---'-1~. -,..----- NAME _ _ RE SOL U TI O N to make ap pr op'r• a tron s t o r Current Expenses and o rh er Ex ~ e nd i t ures o f the Village of Middl eport St at e of Ohro dur1ng the f 1sca l year endrng Dece mber 3 1 1976 Sec t ron 1 BE IT RE SOLVED by the Co un c il for l he Village o f M 1 ~dleport , State of Ohio , That . to provrde t or th e cur r ent exp enses and other expend rtures of the sard Vrll ag e o t Mrd dlepor t durrng th e f •sc al year e ndrng De cembe r 3 1. 197 6 the folt owrn g su ms be an d they are hereby set aside and a ppropnatcd as fo l lows vr z Secl!o n 'l That there be from the a ppropr . ated GENERAL FUND Ge neral Gover m en fal Serv1ces May or Persona l Ser vices $2 .500 00 Other -1.5 00 00 Total For Mayor 7 000 00 Cl er k · Cl erk· T reas u rer Persona l Services 2.500 00 Otl')er 2 00 0 00 Total for Cl erk Clerk Treasurer 4.500 00 Sohc1tor- Legat Adv1sor Personal Serv 1ces 500 00 To1 a1 For So l•cdor Lega l A dv 1sor Counc 11 P ers on a l Ser v 1ces 57 6 00, T ot al F or Council 57 6 00 Bu 1l d 1ngs an d M 1sc . Or her 53 .860 oo Tota l For General Governmen tal Serv1ces ~ 6.1 276 00 Sec un t v o f Per sons A n d P ro per t y Po lr ce D epa r t m en t Per sonal Serv ices 28 ,400 00 Other 8.92 3 oo Total F or Po llee Department 37,J23 00 F i r e D epart m en t Pe r sona l Servtces 62 5 00 Oth er 4, 040 00 To tal F or F tr e Department ,, 66 5 00 Tota l For Se curtly of Per sons and Prop er ty 41cl 988 00 /1. ~=~~~r: J~ ~fa~~ r ;~~~! _ ADDRESS- --c-- CITY- -- - PtiJNE _ __ MAIL WITH $1.25 TO TtiE IMILY SENTINEL 111 COURT ST. POMEROY, OHIO 45769 . Person e. ! Servtces J, 200 00 Other 4.5 10 00 Tota l F or Parks and P laygroun d s 8.710 00 Tota l for Le1su r e T 1me fiCIIVdleS 8 710 00 Commun1t y Envtron me nt P la nnmg co mmt ssto n 50 0 00 Pe r sona l Servtces Oth er 500 00 Tota l F or Planntng Commr SS10n 1,00000 Tot al For Com m u n1ty Env1ronment 1 000 00 Stree t L1 gh hn g Other 8 000 00 To tal For Street L1ghtmg 8.000 00 Tota l For T r an sportat•on Factltltes 8,00000 Grant T otal General Fun d Appropnat •on .. 1261134 00 Sectio n 4 That ther e be approp r tated f r om the STREET CO NSTR UCT ION. MA INT E N A N CE AND REPA I R FUN D (AUTO LICEN SE AND GJ\ SOLI•NE T f\XJ St r ee t Ma mtena nce Personal Se rvices 10,000 00 Other 28 750 00 Total f' or St ree t Ma1nt and Constructton 38.750 00 Total For Str ee t Construct 1on , Matntenance An d Reparr F und 38 ,750 00 Section 6 T hat the r e be ap pr op r iated f rom the CEMETERY FUND P ublr c H ea lth Ser vt ces Ce m et er y Op erat ton An d Ma .ntena n c e Person a l ServJces 7,682 00 Ot her 2 625 00 Tota l For Cemetery Operatio n an d Ma1 n te n ance 10 307 00 Tota l For Cem e tery Fun d 10.307 oo Ad m 1n 1st ra lt on- Wat er · Personal Se r vices · 21.300 00 Debt Serv1 ce 36,570 oo Olher 32, 130 00 Total For ll dmmts t rat1on ~ & Water 90,000 00 Total For Wa t er ( Revenu eJ Fun d 90 ,000 00 Sectton 10 That there be appr o pr1ated from th e SEWER (REVENUE ) rU N D Admm 1s t r at •on - Sewa ge Pers on a l Se rvtces 17.25 0 00 Debt Se rvtce 24,360 00 Other 28 ,617 00 Tota l for ll dmtn•st r ation Se wage 70 227 00 •Tota l For Se w er (Revenue ) Fund 70 227 00 Sec tion 12 That ther e be appropr~ated from th e POLICEMAN S RELIEF ANO PEN SION FU NO Ot he r 1,17700 Tot al fo r Po l 1cemar) s Re t1e l and Pens1on Fund 1.1 7700 Seclton 13 That the r e be approprrated from the GENER /l. L BOND RETIREMENT r U NO Paym errto t Pnn ci pa l 8,000,00 Pa ym ent o f In t erest 2.015 00 Ot h er 500 00 Tot al for General Bond Re t,remen l Fu n d 10,525 00 Add 1s1o nal F,u nd s Scct ton 15 That th ere be approprtated from Hie Me ter Depostt r un d Ot h er 2,500 00 To ta l for Meter De posit r Und 2.500 oo Sec t10n 16 T hat lh ere be appropr ttttc d fr o m the ' e d era l Revenue ~ hartng I und Ot h er I '1.3!l8 6 1 l(Ji itl llJr 1 ~d ual J;t c v c n u~ ~ ha rin~ 1'I 388 6 1 1o l at 1\ 11 f \ pprop,.ta !ions 365 .006 61 ~ eclron 17 fl. nd 1he Vi/laJ:~e per word days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S2 00 for 50 word mmimum Ea ch ad d1t 1onal word 3 ce n ts BLIND ADS Add ll •ona l 25c Char g e per i\dvert tsement OFFICE HOURS a 30 a m t o 5. 00 p m Da l ly . 8 ·JO a m 10 12 00 N oo n Saturday 1972 C H A MPION Mobr l e Ho me t h16 CO(Ti p lete ly furn •s h e d , ex c ellent co n dr t •on Phon e 992 3189 1 15 61c Loeal Bowling MASO N DOWLING CENTER January 9, 1970 F e rry Boat Lcilgue W L Cl •n e Constru c l ton 18 6 Pom ero y Foresr P roducts 16 8 Spencer 's Sp ares 14 10 Ray ' s Carry Out 10 l.J Grueser & Son Plbg 10 14 TeanJ 3 4 20 H ig h Smg le Game Buddy Egnor . 197 and Phil M e F ar land , 194 , Darlene T il t ts 178 and D tana Wh 1tl and Don na M cFa r l and , 165 Htgh Se nes Phrl Me Far l and 527 and Buddy E g nor , 476 , D•ana Wh1tt 4-19 a nd Donna M cF arland J2 5 P OMEROY LA N ES Early Su n day MtlC: ed J anuary 4, 1976 Won L ost Ja c k ' s Da rr y Ba r 14 2 H ill & Mayer B arb ers 12 4 a R Pul l 1ns Excav a t•ng 6 10 T ea m 6 Tom 'sCarryOut 4 12 Pom eroy F low e r Shop Clearance S269S • •If U Local lad y owne d, f u ll y equip • automatic, P S , p 8 , r~dio , atr condt t toned Like new tjre s, good ftnt sh & vtnyl Inte rior , tru l y ts c lean as a new one Book Value 1973 CHEV. MONTE CARLO Clearance $3295 Wh1te viny l top, blk . fin tsh. automattc , P .S, P.B , t i lt wheel. radio, radtal W · W t1res. local lady owner you will think fh1 s Is a new car . So n 1ce Book Value 19 7) CH EVY '• ro n . , ~wheel dr t vc ptc kup i'lil lan ce o t f(l c to ry W<l rra nty Check lfliS be fo r e you buy u n ew one Phon e ~ f tc r '1 p 111 o r o n v.lcclo. c nds 99? 3 196 I 9 I IC 196 8 CHEVY B IS Cayne 6 cy l md er s tandard sh 1fl 1n good con d11ion S350 Phone 717 2185 I 15 51c INCOME TAX prepared . Federa l and state ta xes Wil l be done by ap p t only Please phon e 992 2272. or see Mrs Wanda Ebl in Laur el Cl •ff Rd , Pomeroy 17 31 301c F REE RENT - A T V I L LAG E MANOR IN M ID D LEP ORT 1 We are so sure that you W1ll l ov e our apartments tha t we g1ve you l wo weeks RENT FREE Jus t p ay yOur sec urdy d epost t an9 sl ay St)( monlh s and tfle hr s t 2 wee ks •S tree You w i ll en t oy monthly l ea ses . all ele c tnc l rv1ng carpeting , ran ge and refrtg erator , tree trash P•<: kup cable TV fopt•onall and laundr y tacll t t lc5 Conven1ent to shoppm\.1 on T hrrd and Mil l 1n M1d dleport VILLI\GE Mfi,NOR 1S you rs fo r one bedroom CIRartments st arttn Q ar S10d monthly pluS etec We pay for everything el se See !he Manager ar Rt ve r side Ap i rtment s or cll ll 99 1 3273 Th •s o f fe r will enct soon. so move in now and save ss ss , 10 23 tt c ~ Wanted To Buy GlN ~ t:NG SO per lb 16 1t t 37A 62t9 Phone OLD furnttu~re , ice boxes . brass beds. Slone tars or comp le te ho use holds Write M 0 Mtller Rt '1 , Pomeroy , Oh10 Call 992 776 0 10 7 74 Team H•g h G ame Pom eroy · F lower Shop 664 Team H 1g h Ser1es Pomeroy F lower Shop.., 1917 Pels TOG I VE! V f't Co l l 1cp up 'l monl h S o ld 1 emil i e frr t nd l y an.Gl <lllccr•on a •c Needs qood ho me Phon e MCIQS Co ~lunHln C ' OCI Ci y '11.11 26 1'1 HO U ~ E Help Wanted 7H EDR M 3 J'l! Employment Wanted EX P ER T seamstress Can make an ything f or wom en c hil dren , or m e n Ce ll 992 , 5489 18 41p CER TIFI C AT E Sect 1on 57 05 l9 R C • ' No a pp r opr~at•o n m easure Sh al l become ef fect•ve unlllt h ere rs fi led w1th the appropr tat •ng author1ty by the counfy a udllor a cerf •ficate that the FOR SALE or tr ade a Com . total a p pro p r1at ro n s f r om bustio nn er Stokermat1c each fu nd t aken toge ther w1 th stove P hone 742 2465 al l ot h er ou ts t an d i n g ap 1 18 3tc pr opr ia! •on s, do no t exceed such off tc 1a l est 1mate o r . ame n ded off1c ral est 1ma t e Wh en th e app r op r tfl llon does not excee d suc h off tc till CASH p il w t(IT':i'll ' ' diu.·~ and estimate , the c oun t y a udt t or models of mOb il e homes sha l l Q•ve such cer! 1ficate Phone area code 614 413 9531 for lhw1th upon r ecetvi n g f r an;~ the appropna rl ng authortly a 4 13 l fc ce rlt fred co py of the ap proprtalion measur e" For Sale or Trade Wanted -----------·----- MCtQS County , Ohto II 1, -- -~~-~- - ----- - -------·--- CO UNT RY Mo b •le Ho m e Park , Rt ll, ten mil es nor lh of Pom eroy La r ge lot s wlt h con crete pa t •os s tdewa l ks r unn ers a nd off s l ree t park1 ng P h o ne 99? .7479 12 31 tt c -------------For Sale e V• ll age of M tddlepo r t tn sa 1d County and 1n whose custody1 NOTIC E OF the F ties , Jour n a l s and APPOINTMENT Re co rds are requrred by the Case No. 21714 Laws of th e Stale of Ohio 10 be ES tat e o f H ue l A . M oo re, kept , do h ereby cert 1fy )ha t D ecease d . th e fo r egoing /\n nu al A p N o t ice 1S h ereby g1ven th at propr 1at 1on Resotut1on 1S Homer Baxle r o f Pom eroy, t ake n and c op ied from the Oh to , has been cj ul v ap po i nt ed ort grna l Resolution now on f ile A d m in iStr at or o f the Es t ate of w it h sa1d Vt ll age . tha t th e fH aze l A M oo r e, d eceased , foregoi ng Re sol utton has been lat e ot M e1gs Co unty, Oh io compa r ed by m e w rlh tt'l e sa td Cre d •to r s are requi r ed to orrgma l and that the same tS frl e the! r c ta rmS with sa td l rue and co rre ct copy thereOf fiduciary wil h in fo ur mo n th s Wtlness my S1gna1ure lh•s Date d lhJ!I I Jth day of 17t h day o f January 19 76 January . 1976 . li e -- 3 AND 4 RM furnishe d and unf urnrshed ap l s Ph on e 992 5434 11 9 tfc REDUCE safe and fast wil h Go Bese · T abl els & V ap "wa t er pills ," N elson Drug 1 19 lip MC tgS I. Ge ne Grale , Clerk of th e I I • I '0 F URNf SHtO apartment ad ul ts only •n Mt ddl epor! Phone 991 3874 3 25 ff c Mann m g 0 W<.!bstcr hJdQ t' l'f, '/1'1 I? 7 ) I C GOOD famt l y cow n 1cc and gen tl e , fresh Phone ( 61 .11 985 3952 1 15 6t p N I CE 3 P C bed r oom SU1Ie , u sed very l ittl e Pho n e 16141 985 <220 -- I 15 5rc ;_-_. --- ~ ·- ,. ·--- - Real Estate For Sale v!~~~~B~P.r ~~ Phone 997 Pomeroy, 0 , 110 M echani c Phone 992-3325 NO DOUBT ! f~ T~f M/5~11J I!I /..OOT JEWEL THIE'F. ZE~N&Z! CAN PLJLLIT IL .. ' ''"-- our~ but R E A S ONABL E ~ 1 bath , mod kr l chen J fenced y<J rd 1n Rac •n e Ju s t Appli es t o ttres tn stock . 900 N EW LI STING - Phone 99 2-7 181 COMPACT MA SS I VE ~ TORE sca l es a nr tque showc as e and an ltQ ue g un c ase ant1que cash r c g 1ste r h an d addtng m ac h ine. coca co la pop coo ler stamless s •ee l pop or beer coo lt,•r holds 21 cases . regu l ar cash reg1ste r . Shasta camp er ~~ ){ sl eeper 56~0 good shape Phone (6 1 tl J786121 o r 37A 3 I 16 31p F OUR roo'm hous e and bat h in N ~>w Haven, W Va Phone (3011 ' 882 2552 1 18 6tp 71 1 r CRE S wooded land 1n •he co unt r y SQme sullflb t c bul!d 1ng sr•es qood <lCC(l SS road Cl ose •o C h es ter . pa r tial l y fe n ced Phone ( 6111 WI ', 1\00 or 1./H'i ·113? I 13 71c HOU SE on ltnco ln H g ts 2 bedrm , large k1lche n , lull basemen t , eMcellen t b u y for S8 ,900, w rth new f urn it ure, only SIO .JOO Phone 9~2 7648 1 6 26tc BRI CK - 3 3 BRs , ba th. e~ ll elec t rt c Fam il y roo m , n tce ki t , pa t io, a nd n rce lot Only $24,500 s~le Real Estate For Sale • YR S. OLD - Br ick veneer, 3 BR s 2 ce ra m ic bat hs, nt ce kit , ba r . and dini ng Fu ll basemen t , 2 • car garage, on n i ce l y dr arned lot . S39,000 SAVE YOUR MO N EY, BUY ONE OF OUR 50 HOMES 3 BEDRM home l USt f1n1S hed remode ling, Salem St , Rutla nd Phone 742 2.3 06 a f ler 4 p m . o r see Milo 8 Hulchison 9 -13 lfc HOu s E . ba th , 1; acre, full basement u t 111 1y r oo m butlt in p orc h , garsge' P h one 992 nn 12 -30·1fc 6 RM -·- --------.------- SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. e P h 992 ·2174 < Po m eroY '• < RE ~ OY MIX CO N ~ R~ r c delivered r 1g h l t o your project Fas1 and easy Free es t1mat es Phone 992 3284 . Goegle 1n Ready M• x Co. Mtddt eporl. Oh•o 6 30 tfc _.__ ..... tN 11, I I ')j ch,1111 t• ' l ( I· l'd liS cctvcr am fn l 11 1px r a ct.o . H N EW L Y r em ode l ed ho use wtlh 3 acres m L e ta rt Fa l ls •rack SI N c o / lso orh cr 1\. l um s!dtn g , wt th s tone, • ~pes c rr 11 9'11 H6 \ s torm w1n dows , 4 bedrm s . I IJ IC. modern kilchen , 2 living r m , uti l lly r m .. I b a lh . new 1~6'i FO R D L TD N eW 11 ga f urn ace. Ph one 16 J.S l 247 W •n<. h eSif'r ] 7 fl. ~ lit ' , It shot P nor e 7J2 2H9 241:1'4 I 1S Ole 13 26 tp 6:45-Mornlng Report 3 6: 55-<:huck Wh i te Reports 10; Good Morning, Trl Slate 13. 7· 0G--Today 3,-4,15, Good Morning, America 6,13; CBS News 8; Bugs ·Bunny and Friends 10. 7;30--Schoolles 10 8:0G--Lassle6 ; Capla ln Kangaroo 8,10, Sesame Street 33.' a JO-Big Valley 6 9.QO--Not For Women Only 3, Phil Donahue 4,15; Lucy Show 8; Mike Douglas 10; Morning with D.J . 13 9:30-A.M . 3; 'One life To Live 6; Tatt letales 8; New Zoo Revue 13. 10 :00--Celebrlty Sweepstakes 3,4,15 ; Edge of Night 6; Price Is Right 8, 10; M ike Doug las 13. are poten- West North t~as l South 1• Pass 2¥ Puss 4 N T Pass 7¥ Pa ss l' <.~ss those posSibi lities A winning bridge player must lake sensi· ble chances and the odds are t hat South would not be lookmg at three or four sma ll spades " 5• Pa ss 10 :30--High Rollers3.15. I Dream of Jeannie 4; Dinah! 6. ll ;OG--Wheel ot Fortune 3,15; Hollywood Squares 4; Gam bit 8. 1o. E lectrlc Company 20. 11:30--Ho llywood Squares 3,15; Happy Days 13; Midday 4; Love of Life 8, 10; Sesame Street 20. 11 ;55-Take Kerr 8; Dan lmel 's Worl d 10. 12 :0G--Magn lf lcent M arble M achine 3,15; Let's Make A Dea l 13; Bob Braun's 50-50 Club 4; News 6,8,1 0. 12;30---Take my Advice 3, 15; All My Ch ildren 6,13 ; Pass Opemng lead - K "" ____ ___ _ A Montana rea der wan ts to know why you use the fi Ve· club r esponse to Blackwood to By Oswald & Jam es Jacoby ELWOOD B O W ERS REPAIR - Sweepers , toasters, irons a l l sma ll appl rances Lawn mower n ex t to Stat e l-11gh way Garage on Route 7 Phone 985 3825 4 16. t fc Search f or Tomorrow Oswald : " We have devoted The answer is that there's a coupl e of weeks to the no chance to go wrong here Jacoby t ransfer bid It is an and by respondmg f1ve clubs LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE - REUNION s EPTic- TANKS~I~;~d fAC H COURSE· 99 2 3954 artl fl ctal convention . but one to show four aces you l eave AHD 1'\IE'Y ICIIOW l UCK'!otf, YES - CR t hat fi ts m perfectly with sian· dar d Amc n canb1ddmg. Other m odern conventions don't and 1f you want lo try som e of t hem you ar e hk ely lo get mto trouble .· OTHER ~· I MA<ii ~E . I<HOYIII<' A FAMOUS 5TAR LI KE MYRttA MAY ~ 0 NEVEP. 9 18 tf c WOU LD YOU BELIEVE 7 Bu1l d an al l steel budd1ng at Po l e B ar-n pr iCes? Go l den G1ant A ll Steel Bu1 ldmgs , Rt J, 13olC 148 , Waverly , Ohio P ho ne 947 2296 7 2.4 lfc 0 DEL L A lin ement located b e h r:rH1 Rutland Grade Sch ool T uneup , brakes . w h eel balan ctn g . almement Phon e 74'!2 00 <1 11 t 6 tf c te Recent ACROSS HE:LLO, ()Of'! I 2 26 tp '>IJU DOWN (prefix) 41 Galnlay 1 HIIDlOI'OUS WHAT SRIN<SS poet 1 Contempoo division rary cruaader z Tilled land 3 ........ .... Saint" I Diva' s aelecUon t Unfortunate EXCAVATING , BACKHOES A ND DOZER , L A RGE AND SMALL SEPTIC TAN K S !N S TALLED BILL PUt.LIN S. PHONE 992 2478 , D A Y OR N I G HT 11 · 11-78 tp accident IJ Clunmy I · GASOUNE ALLEY Rill Estate F01 Sale 3 B R HOME , just t m j shed remodel1ng Sa le m St , Rutland Phone 741 2306 atler 4 p m or sec Mrlo B Hut c hi n son 1o 9 lie " Mrs. Cream' What are ~u <;Joinq In Look1nq for Suqar Bear' He's lost' 14 Stick together 4 Chance 15 Taro 5 Presided 11 Congeal 17 Vaudeville I Insllrrections Z% Actress, Lynn 7 Rowan food hot• town? Z7 Strange one ( sl. ) Z9 Fur scarf Indian over tree If he can f 1nd a 18 Cattle and s -r.c'NP ' He l1kes dude ~~ his zo Cistern sic.k. Doctor 1 18 Wearing shoes 19 Manitoba event feature I'm worr ied Yesterday'sA01wer ( 2 wds.) root 19 pr ogra m s pre vi ew 20. DOWN I Geol tlnle ~E~ ? AL L TYPE S of •ncome t a lC r etu r ns Cal l 992 5357 I 15 6tc BRADFORD , Auc t ioneer Complete Serv1ce Phone 949 21187 or 949 2000 Racine , Ohto , Cr rll Bradford 10 9 ffc 3 3{)-()ne U te to Live 13; Mickey Mouse Club 6; Match Game 8 , 10; Romagnolls Ta ble 20 4·0G--Mi ster Cartoon 3. Merv Grl nln 4; Somerset lS; Bewi tched 6; Mickey Mouse Club 8; Mister Rogers 20,33, Movie " Birds Do II" 10/f Dlnah !. l3. 4:30--Bewl tched 3; Mod Squod 6t Partri dge Family 8; Sesame Street 20,33 ; Get Smart 15. s:oo--Bon anza 3; Family Affair 8; St ar Trek 15; . 5:30--Adam-12 4, 13; New• 6; Beverly Hillbillies 8; Electri c Company 20,33. 6:0G--News3 ,4,8,10,13, 15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20 ; lTV Ut l ll zatlo' 33 6:30--NB C ~ws 3,4,15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Your Fut urels Now 33; In-School dl~*'·"·li" loy THOMAS JOSEPH .....Yell'"""" I~< "~ l'lov''" ..._.,.,. bu ll d 1n g derr.ck t he live no tr ump rebid open to t he B lackwood bidder (For a copy ol JACO B Y MODERN. send $1 io· "Wm at Brtdge ." c l o l h1s J tm ··or course there 1s newspaper. P 0 Box 48 9, the old reliable Blackwood RadiO C'' Y SlaUOn New Yor k, wh1ch everyone should use, N Y W0 19) TELL1N ' A SOOL ! 30 Italian clty Z3 Squeal 24 Mexican 10 Oh, my ( 2 wds.) II Mysterlws 12 Cuddled 31 A Bronte 38 One kind of power fl Edwardian nickname goody Z5 Skin problem Z1 Trampled Z%·Nota Z3 Classy mount Z5 Receded . zs Identify n- of th·· Z9 Arranged a in series - HCM' \VI~·E r0 PUT TH056 HAGS I~ I 0UR BORI~IG ~IATI\'f Cosn I."AE r- / ,. MIDDL E PORT - Walk to shop 3 BR . 2 baths . dt ning WlrH TI-l E ltJ(/)MPARAF'>LE c:-v,~,,-,,, COSTI_L~1 E f'F THE: Li=(-'Jf'I,JDl\RY AMEP!CAt I BLOi· Ir-E r~ - ) . I' ::.- )) R , st orage bldg , very small ya rd I n good con dtt >on and a BARGA I N woods . JUST sm 00 .I • \\(-1;...._....( .}. .... : .......... acre '\~ · ~Jh-. ~'.-, l·r . . . _. ( . FORK E D RUN LAKE Cottage has ltvi ng R , k it chen , bedroom , 2 por . ches . Ve r y nice loca t •on on lake N eed s som e r epa tr POM E ROY - Excellent 2 story fr ame . N ew siding , new storm door s & w in dows , carpe t ed, paneled , til ed , f ul l base m en t, 2 car garage , n ew F A n at gas fu r nace v'') //\ • MDM WHEN I MARRIED .. , &TAN ,'I GAVE UP A PROMI&ING CI\REER AT 130NNA7. FA&H10NS Jl ~~ ~ bird 34 - rap 35 OutcrY , 3'1 Neither you - (2wds.) 38 Fore- For TUHCI•J• Jan. 20, 1!178 is E a~h <l a~· D SK L K DSK -- E XQ K . " IF SHE DIDN'T QUIT MAKIN' ME DO 50 . ...-· ·- . t.; NDJLX .K N XN D K EEKLN UK y D J RJ J O Y H I XN XD QZHHM K EXB XL J Q GJ L RKH· TS L X N DXYH N DK L H Yeaterday's Cr)tltoquote: ACHILD TELLS INTHE STREET I 1'0LD ELUINEV THAT ... NS JZEO NXTC N' D J L M •' th(' t'Od<' lrlt r rs arc d11fru·nt QZ HH M ' MAN'f CHORES AROUND TH'HOUSE, I WUZ. GOIN' ON STRIKE!! GOODY FER '-{OU, LUKEV BUT SHE , Steer a m1d dle cou rse tod ay It you find yo urself among p er . sons wtlh c o nflictmg vtews Ar • b1trate Don' t take si des You re ltke ly to have to contend 21) The mean s Will nol justtly the e nds today Do n' t use w• l h a hea vrer work load tha n m ethods to advance your aims usu<~l today Pace vo urse tf lhat c ould tarntsh your tma ge wise ly to mln•m •ze stress TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) Be CAPRICORN ( Dee. 22-Jon. very selective as to whom you · c hum around wtlh soc•all y today Avo•d t h ose w• t h a penchant lor m ak1ng scenes GEMINI tM oy 21 -June 20) Don I sk•m over Important s•luatton s today Th tngs swept under the rug may later surface CANCER (June 21· July 22) JQ • AXl' DLB ,\ .\ X R I. 0 " G f E L t. 0 W CRYPTOQ UOT ES HA VE PROPER TY TO SEL L > WE NEE D LI STIN GS CALL TODAY ... t o 1\or k 11 : One l ettrr simply :s t ands f or an o lh<'r In th 1s ~amplt' A is u st"d r or th e th ree I.'s, X for t he IWO O's, e tc. Sm gle l etters ,:. apostrop hes. tht' l eng th and fo r mat!on o f t h(' worrls are all h1 nts ' ARIES (Moreh 21 ·Aprll 19) SAG In ARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. ~ WHI LE HE \VAS WORKING 1\VELVE AND fDURTEEN HOUR DAYS I HAD NOTHING MORE ~TIMUL '\TING 10 00 .::.,~t TO LOO<.. A.FTCR rHE CHILDREN .. ' SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) DAILY CRYt'TOQlJOTE - Here's ho" ,,q >? care ful l oday aboul m aKing comm•tments too far in ad ~ van ce Try to clear up thtngs l acmg you first 39 Depraved per Ada m s Chronicles 20,33. 9· 3{)-()ne Day at a lime 8,1 0. -· 10;QO---J oe Forrester 3,4, 15; Marcus Welby, M.D. 6. 1~; Shirley Mac Laine 8.10; News 20; Woman Ali ve ! 33. 10·30--Woman Al ive' 20; Woman 33. 11 oo---News 3,4,6,8, 10,13, 15; ABC News 33. . 11 ; 30--Johnny Carson 3.4, 15; My stery of the Week " I' m the Gi rl He Wants 1'!;-KIII " 6,13; Movie " Manhunter" ! ; Movie " 23 Paces to Baker Street" 10; Janakl 33. 1 :00- Tomorrow 2,3; N ew s 13. 3% Cymbals 33Tiny runner R T. 68 1 - ll5 acr es Wat er ava il ab l e M1 ne r a l s In good recrea t ion a r ea ( some 7.0G--Trulh or Consequences 3; To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling l or Dollars 6; Wilburn Brothers I ; News 10; Name That Tune 13; Family Affair 15; Ant iques 20 ; Wild, Wild World ot Animal s 33. 7. 30--Hollywood Squares 3; Hollywood Squares ~ ; Let's Deal with It 6; $25,000 Pyramid 8; EveniJ!9 Ed it ion with Martin Agronsky 20; Price Is Right 10; To Tell the Truth 13; High School T V. Honor 15; Fami ly Theatre 33. • 8· oo--Movln' On 3, 15 ; Happy Days 6,13; Collede Basketball 4; Good Ti mes 8,10; Ourstory 33: International Ani mation Festival 20. 8·30--Welcome Back, Kolter 6,13; 0 Pop! 8,10; Con. sum er Survival Kit 20,33 l 9 oo--Pollce Woman 3, 15; Rookies 6,1 3; M -A·S-H 8, 1 ~ ; CHANNEL FIVE 7 p.m. - Changed Lives (c ) 7:30 - Bill Cosby Show (c) 8;00 - High and Wild (C) 8:30-- Daytime (c) 9:30--Wyatt Earp 10;QO-- Target ; Corr uptors Rooes %8 Naughty child R T . 14 3 - 11, ~ acres, M obile Home w t l h 2 rooms and garage added A tr cond , own wr. t er & ct l y water , enclosed p a tio A ll ts ex cel lenl c ond a,10. 12 ;45--E iectr lc Company 33. 12 ;55--NBC News 3, 15. 1:OG--News 31 Ryan 's Hope 6, 13; Phil Donahue 8; Young and the Rest less 10; Nol for Women Only 15. 1: 30--F irst Ladles' Diaries 3,4, 15; Rhy m e and Reason 6, 13; As The World Turns 8, 10 2:0G--S20,000 Pyramid 6, 13. · 2·30--Nelghbors 6,13, Guiding Light 8, 10. J .OG--A nother World 3,4, 15; Genera l Hospltal6,13; A ll In the F amily 8, 10; Li lias, Yoga and You 20. show no aces or fo ur aces 4 BR Br ick hom e 6 yrs , 2• 1 baths . ga r age on 2.8 acres o n paved road ne ar For ke d Run Sl a te Forest Phone 16 1 11 ~ 667 37 87 S38 ,000 1 15 Ut p W ILL SELL or tr a d e 6 r m h ou se with bat h on P 1 ac r es g r o und tn Sa li sb ur y T wp or trad e for smal l farm P hone 992 3183 ' 15 7tp there anyw here worrying about ~ 87 North South vu lnerable Nice 2 BRs , SJ4.000 4 YRS. OLD - 16 3• p Si lO LOSER 3 n>ce l arg e BR s, ! 1 1 b<l t h s , fa mi l y room w rth wood . burr''llng !• r e pl a ce, kit ha s d is posa l -dtshwasher stove washer dryer N a t gas F A furna ce find garage 61]7 Rug tor Phone 991 7308 BORN bath, nat gas F A furnace , ba sement. st orm w i ndows & door s $ 10,000 T V 0 wh 1te la ce d \Jull s P ho ne 7 12 1 1fl<, 1 16 3tc r NG I'. ROO I BR s, ba th large ullltty , fron t por ch and 87 of an acre $21 .500 9._ Jac k W . Car sey , Mgr I< ·-..•• $ 12 POMEROY LANDMARK ~ BR s . here .J N ath an B ~ggs Rad1 at or Sp eci a ll5t C R AN E Se r vtce , ~0 ft e re ct 1on Ph one 99 7 Sc1 68 even 19 t 1al problems." Oswald . " Today 's hand shows Blackwood al its best • K2 North asks for aces and b1ds seven hearts when South EAST WEST shows him the m1ssmg lwo " • 10 7 • Q 954 Jim " North d1d take some • 10 4 . 2 slight chance when he bid t Q 10 R 7 • J6 5 3 seven South m •ghl have held ,fo K QJ 2 • 10 9 6 54 th r ee little spades . In that SOUTH case a spade rmesse wou ld • 86 have been needed .. . Q.J 98J Oswald " You don ' t gel + A94 mo ' •' Modern 5a n •tatton o r 992 7349 , TUESDAY, JANUARY2D,I976 6;tl0---<:olumbus Today 4; Public Affairs 10. 6:25-Farm Report 13. 6:30--New Zoo Revue 4; News 6; Bible Answers 8; Concerns & Comments 10; Rev C leophus Robinson 13. 6 : 40--Qunce of Prevention 10. NURTH 101 • AKJ .t2 . AK765 • Ph . 992.,1993. From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Radiato r to the allesl Heater Core 1 :oo--Tomorrow 3.-4. WIN AT BRIDGE Blackwood at its best STASHED BY THAT S.,tracuse, Ohto C 3 BR s. ba t h mod krtchen , por ch es. rt nd fenced yard near st or es On l y $12.500 49 A CR ES ~ Nea r Mtd · dleporl 3 Yrs . old , 2 BR s , balh, dry ba sement and carpo rt S3 1,000 OFFAPAIR OF CO-OP SNOW TIRES J TR-1\ I LERS for Solie on one lot S9500 Call after 5 p m 992 3161 1 15 6tc or Month . .- W IL L TRI M or cut frees and Shrubbery P hone 949 2545 or 7•17 3167 12 18 26tc •s Discount HOTEL Special Rates by Weelc SE W ING M A CH I N E Repairs , serv•ce all m a kes 992 228 4 The Fa b r •c Sh op , Po meroy 1\ uthor •Ie d S1nger Sa les and Se r v rce We sharpen Sc 1ssor s 3 29 tf c SNOW TIRE SALE! Middleport, 0 . Ph 992 ·271 1 I l 76 9 -- ON E FLOOR La Salle Rooms, '5.00 up -- I 5 1i tc_ Phon e Q•n - ---· --~~~ l ' L L liME buoklo. c cpf::r ClC:per•cncc m us r have v r•• e il n d se nd r es ume ro Po x ~'19 r co The Da il y ~e n 1 1nel , P ome roy O h io 1 ~ Middleport D & D T R E E tr•mming , 20 y ears ex pertence Insured , tr ee es tt ma fe s Call 992 23811 or (614 ) 698 7157 A lbany 10 15 I I c GOO D ctua l1 l y hay ] 658 O NE bedr 11n ap• all L' lcc, Po nH: rov H on1c < l n d I UI O 61JU E,lS ' Mflln ' , 1 Pome r o y Oh 10 I I J 61 c Pass ed January 12, 1976 Ohio LIME ST ONE and gravel PhOne Jr Oars! a t 742 785 0 after 5 p m 1 7 12tp 1971 HO N Oi1 1 ~ 0 . I o r d 2000 rra c1 or P ', ddtc r cntt tl l lock , fr ont end w e•g ht s and othe r exl ra s Ph one 992 ] 658 t ::, 17tc R Er L nr cc 1 rn1 home bath do ubl e ca r ~ ar agc nrcc ya rd lor •n for m at1on c all 992 2 ~ 07 t 16 II C t J 6!( ol EX CAVAT ING . dozer . and d ll cher b a c kh oe Cha rl es R Hatt• el d Back H oe Se r v rce , RUtland , Ohio . P hone 742 2008 l tJ 078tc 1964 10 10 DOZER , w inch c anopy , 6 fl blade all re bui l t , 55 000 Phon e (l!d•IJ 985 3594 1 18 !I p Ca l l 997 BEDROOM furn iS hed aparlmenl a! Vi l l ag e Mahor Phone 992 3273 12 19 261( REMODELING Plumbtng heal tn g and all t ypes of r e pa•r Work g ene ra l guaranteed 20 years ex per ie nce Phone 992 '1409 5 1 tfc ONE LIME D oak bedrm sut te t or sale Bookcase bed tr.pl e dresser and n •g ht st and 5150 Phone 997 2413 I 18 3tp 1970 J50 J OHN Deere do J:e r . n ew eng•ne. tra nSmiSSIOn . s teer1ng clut ches. and under c arr•ag e roll canopy , 6 f t blad e . $6 500 Phone ( O!J l 985 3594 1 18 7tp 1 ,J 11c RETIRE D or sem1 reltred lady to ltve m r re e r oom and board and sm a ll wag es for t1gh t dult es See at 308 Page St , Midd l eport , Oh to 1 I I lf c • Gene Grate Clerk of c,ouncil M L Kelly Presrden t of Co unc il tn R utland ) 858 E XCAVAT ING , dozer , toau c o an d bac kho e work , sepl 1c t ank s rnst a l l ed . dump trucks and lo boys for hlfe . wil l haul fill dtrl , top soil. l •meston e and gravel Ca l l Bo b or Roger Je ffers , day ph one 997 7089 n1ght phon e 997 35 25 or 992 5231 7 11 l f c R EF RIGERATOR and ele c range , $25 ea c h . good condtr1on Phone 99 7 5769 or c an be seen at 509 11 South Th• rd St . Middl eport 1 18 Jt p OR RENT OR Sf1 LE 3 bed r m mcbde hom e, un fu r ntshed , uf rld re s pa rd on R t 33 rn Bu r l mgham Phon e 992 775 1 17 J 1 1fc 1 ~:~~p:~b p!~~~~ise!m ;1o;e~g~~ author1tyo t and'" accor d ance wit h l aw or o r dr n ance Provtde d further t h at the ap p ropr.ations for co n tin gencies ca n only be elC: pended upon appeal o" two th1rds vote o f Co unct l fo r 1t ems of expe n se co n s t tt u t•ng a l egal obtiga l ton aga1nsl the v il l age , and for pur poses other than those covered b y the o ther spec il rc app r op r iat •ons her em ma d e Th ts r es ol u t1 on sha ll take eff ec t at the ea rl tes t pertod al lowed by law S0METHfN6 IN51D~ ~ THERE 5 U~E J5.. SOMETHI>.IG f>I G AIJD HEAVY... LF.T ME O.EE IF ! 0 COfi L FO R SAL E C/\ 13 Coal Com pany , 1 mil e north o f Ches h 1r e . on Rt 7 P1ck you r own 5. 70 per ton Open 6 da ys per week, or c al l (6 14) 367 733 0 for f urther tn l o r m at ton 1 8 78 1c 16 ! (' I RI SH Setter Pups f ou r beau t rl ul and hea l thy males , 8 weeks ol d Pu r e bred not r eg tsterc d Bo th par enl s can be seen $tO e ach Shad e . Ohro Phon e (614 1 696 123d I 15 81c Clerk •S h er eby aulhor12ed lo draw h rs warrants on the Vrl l age Treasurer for payments from an v o f th e fo r egotng app r opna t •ons upon rece•vm g proper certi f •ca tes an d vo uc hers l h erefor , ap p r oved by the boa r d or of f1cers au thorized by l aw to approve l he same or an or dt na n ce or r eso l ut•on of council lo ma k e the ex pendlt ures , provided !hat no warrants Sh a ll be drawn or 0 The Stal e County , ss COAL. l1mestone and al l rypes of satt and ro c k salt far tee ElC: a n d sn ow remo val celsto.· Sa l t Works , Eas l Ma1n Sl, Pomeroy , OhtO Phone 997 3891 12 7 •fc For Rent DE AL ER S 1n scrap 1r on me ta ls , tunk autos R1dcr s Savage Phon e 99 7 5 168 I 1 '] 9l p 500 CAPTAJN Ti'' ov WAS~ H"" ACCIPE'NTALI.Y TI<16 6ERED A. TRAP OOOR '"-' THE M t N!ATf~U~R~!:.!:~~~­ M'oJ STI\R5 ~ ... 1S THERE LARRY LAVENii Eit Free esttm a l es on ca r · p eti n g a nd i n stallat i o n . W e' ll br ing sa mples t o you r hom e wt th no oblig ation . See how y ou ca n rea lly sa v e .. Mike Yo ung , M a nager Sa les a nd ln st a llati on R t . 3, Pom er oy, Ohio 45769 Phone d a v or ntgh t 614 ·99'2·22 06 I IJ 1 mo MODERN desrgn stereo. B lrack tap e am fm rad10 co mb rnalton Bat once $98 60 or terms Ca l l 992 39 65 1 7 I fc 1972 O L D SMOB I LE Toro nado very n1c e . low m rt eagc , /\1 1 pow er , AM f M stereo . a1r t'I6H [\ t r lc~ ldr l il '· r"l bra IUO con d• riont n g , v• n yl lop I own er Ca"' b e seen ut 17 1 R easonabl y p r 1c ed Ca l l 992 ·.cvcn rh r ~~~ . Mtd dl cpor• 2J78 May co ns1der n1ce t 13 61( o lder Chevy or Mustang o n rrad e 19 77 GREMLIN X , $ 1, 100 1 15 ltp Good co nd1tu;m mu st sel l. go m g ove r sea s Phone 949 2512 or 9.119 2406 1 19 5tp 1'166 C II D IL Li\ C Coupe DeV tlle r un s good , $400 PhOne 997 31 61 a ft er 5 p m 1 15 61 c PARA SOL Bo uttqu e ai-1 l 1,17t v~· Df ~ HER Wrl h Air , n ou nc es P e r ma ncnl am ra dto , 11 •ra ck Slc r co . Spec1a l s 1 Untper m. reg $20, now S17 50 . R eg $t7 50 , now excc lt cn• co ndtt•on n oo k vill ue SJ 7') 0 o\ dl se ll for $15 Reg $ 15, now Sl 3 50 S-3 tOO Phon e Y92 r, 933 Specials from Jan 70 th thru 31s t Lcrcat ed next to Ska t e 1 16 J•c A Way Roller R1nk Op en ',LI PER 1\c cll c Tue s thru Satu rday Phone 1411 V W (6 14 1 98 5 dldl. Owner QOOd condrl10 n " n ew l 1r cs Phone 9t'l '}'}]J Sandra ( T russe ll ) Kern s 16 61( r 1a 12t c 17 16 SO •c W L Wolf with . . . 33. 7.30--That Good Ole Nashville Music 3, Don Adams Screen Test 4; Match Game PM 6, Pr ice Is Right 8; Even ing Edition wllh Martin Agronsky 20; High Road to Adventure 10; To Tell the Tru th 1J; Friends of an 15; Marco Sportllte 33. 8:0G--Bobby VInton 3; On the Rocks 13; Invisible Man 4, 15; College Basketball 6; Gun smoke 8; Monster Concert 33 ; Rhoda 10, Turbulent Ocean 20. 8:» --We Thi nk You Should Know 3; Movie "The Macahans" 13; Stateo,heUnlon ' 7633 ; Phyllis 10. '• Attics 1 SLOAN'S CARPETING Hef t r. R C weldmq m ac h1n e . n ew clec al l accesso r ies 1ncl ud ed Ph onf> '19'1 JttO 10 28 li e 9:QO--Stale ot the Union Address 3,4,8,.10,15; Pic· cadilly Circus 20 . JO·OG--NBC News Speclal3.~.15 ; Movie "Western " ~ ' Medical Center 8,10; News 20; Bl Ways 33. 10. 30--Lock , Stock & Barrel 20; Catch-33 33. n ·oo--News 3 . ~ . 8 . 10, 15; ABC News 33. n · Jo-Johnny Carson 3.-4.15; Movie " Made In Paris" , 8; Mov ie " The Loved One" 10; Janakl 33 . 12 .oo--News 13 , State of the Union Address 6. 7.0G--Truth or C.ons 3; To Tell the Truth~ ; Bowling for Dollars 6; Buck Owens 8; News 10; Candid STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACE M ENT WINDOWS ALU M I NUM SI OIN G-50 FFITT GUTTE RS-AWN INGS 4 10 - 1 r I R CO 1218 Jac k 's Da1ry Ba r 22 2 Pullms Ex cavattng 12 12 Hrfl & May er Oar-bers 12 11 Pomeroy Flower Shop 10 14 Te a m 6 10 14 Tom ' s Carry Ou! 6 18 H 1gh l nd Game Jeff Wilson 195 an d Cla r e nce Be.., l es 192 Ma r lene Wilson 178 and B ess Henaricks 175 H 1Qh Se rtes ~ Jr P he lps 537 , Ed Voss 509 and Ma r lene W1lson 509 and Betty Smr t h MONDAY, JA NUARY U, 1976 For Sale I W I L L be giv •ng ptano lessons 1n my home s t a r tmg F eb I I or tn l orma••on cal l 992 Ear l y Sun d ay M1.oced Ja n uary 11, 1976 Blowrl into Wa lis & 1- 12-1 mo. $3550 00. Plr N O L esson s now uc CC P 1•n g new stu dc n15 bcQ•nnc r s m 1crm c d1atc s t un c !Mr s a d vanced' 111 Hi'lr vcy1 V,lnVranken <.,p rmg I v en ue Pomer oy Phon e V'l'l 'nl u I 13 6TC H1gh lnd lv rdua l Ga m e John Ty r ee 211 Darre l l Dugan and L arry Dugan 199 Wome n B etty Wh1tlatch 18 7 and H e len Ph el ps 186 H 1gh Ser .es ~ La rr y Dugan 559, Darrel l Dugan 536 and He len Ph el ps d90 and Rheba Hy se ll 480 T eam Hrgh Game Jac k s Datry Bar 695 , Team H1g h Sen es Hil l and Mayer Barbers , 1998 Allest Ca ll992-7537 Pomeroy , Ohi o -' Blown · Insulation Services , Pomeroy Office 105 Butternut 992 -3345 Formerly Weed Wholesale . F eaturmg Delu)( Ze rox Copy Sent•ce. Off i ce S upp lies, M 1meog raph S{.lppltes , la r gest seiect •on of wed d tng su ppl1es tn So uth . eastern OhiO T he Print Shop Complete 1 Still '" busme ss m M tddlt:!porl) 12 82mo . Kuhl Cake Dear $3200 .00 Television log for easy viewing Camera 13; Family Affair lS ; On Aging 20; Jeanne FREE ESTIMATES_ Quality Print Shop Ltcensed baker and decorator Kitchen State Inspected Notice 12 ' Cakes, Baked and Decorated To Your Order 1973 PONTIAC 2 SEAT WAG SAFARI Clearan<e S2795 three con scc u t tv e tns ertions 26 ce nts per word StK con sccu t rve rn ser t to ns 15 Per Cent Discount on paid ads and ads patd w tthm 10 Mobile Homes For Sale 11 12 WORDS 4 DAYS •.____ RESOLUTION No 1037 -76 ANNUAL APPROPRIATION RESOLUT I ON MIDDLEPORT c~ nt s Pomeroy Local 1 Qwner , automatic, blk vtny l tnt trim, st lver f inish , good t tres, rad1o, real econom y . Book Value Prtce 52875 00 For want Ad Serv•c~ 'i cents p er wo rd o n e tnS['rlton I \I ., lli\IHUc1 ,~ , "''' 1<1 , I Business Services QUALITY Motor Co. rll"!h' ,,.. Pd1t or r r>tec t an v ads deemed . Auto Sales 2 SIGNS OF Cance tl at ion Corre ct ions will be acce pted unit I 9 a m lor Dav o f P u bl lc allon REGULATIONS GOFTER ~ WANT ADS INFORMATION OF/\OLIP'JE S 5 P M Day Before Publication II t For Fast R _esults Use The Sentinel Classifieds t1ft~eramblf' thtst four Jumbltt~~• ... ltlttr to uch squart, to I [) I I UC Llcill '"' •lit:IU UK: I, .iUIUlUt"lA-'1 l • l Ul 11\"1 U,) DJr.K TR.\CY WHAT ITS MOTHER AND FATHER SAY AT HOME.- THE TALMUil Nolhtng advantageous w111 be gatned today by l rymg to tm· pose unpopul~ ideas on unw ttlmg listener s. , 19) You m ay be t empled to d ay to poke vour nose tnto a sl ru a~ hon l hat has no dtrect bea·r tng on you 11 could ca use som e Inchon AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 19) Make haste slo wl y today in any l ra nsac tt on s w here ther§ ts somethtng or ma tcr1a l valtie al sl ake PISCES (Feb. 20-March '20) Stall for lt mc today rt you reel you ' re hemg pressed t o tna ke dccts1ons you re un sure o r. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Pu 1 a Reqroup so you crtn wclgh 1th e ISSUeS lock and key on the old money belt tod ay or you co uld t m ~ pulstvely spend beyond your means Be prudent VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) You may teell•ke you're benlg pulle d m all dtr~ c lton s today Chances are you wtll be 1f you allow others to o verly tnfluence you LIBRA (Sept 23-0 el. 23) Be fiw~ J an. 20, 1978 Th1 s c om1ng year shOuld be an ClC:tremely acl t\/e one lor yo u For bes t chances ol svocess don 1 let vour pnonJ •es OIJ~rl a p one ~ n o th e r STRIKED FUS T THAT'S RIDICULOUS ! 1(01/ CAN'T TMST AMMSIIMALLOW OVER A 81RP'5 HEAD ! -, L' Il--:j~ ,... - r- l L{OIJ CAN IF HE l-IAS A FEVER ! �I - • - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pumeruy, 0 ., Munday, Jan , 19, t9Jfi aUIY~~® u...t louw 1LI.-J ,_. . f•rm four ordinary words . Mrmday D ea dl 1nC 9 a Auto Sales m The Publ isher reserves the publishe r objectional wil l The no t be one responS i ble for more than •ncorrect mse rt ton 1914 DATSUN 710 CPE · RATES II Mmimum Char ge Sl 00 1:1 Now arranre lhe circled l•tt•rs V "'J to form the surpriae answer, as I ;::::::::·=::'·':::::'':::::'=::'~:::":Ll~_: ':::":":.•::;•ted by the above cartoon. I l'lill a. SMISI INSW!II IIe!t ( I I I I ) (An11wrr• lumurru•l Jumhl•·•: HUMAN !ll • •• nt •• ·• ·· ! YOUNG CHEERY SLUICE An ~'"' " ' · lrhar h(' hllpt·d to gd u·hrn ht• bt'f on o hor 11t>- A RUN FOR HIS MONEY NOTICE OF A PPOINTMENT ' Cas e No '2 1699 l •t•te of Ethe l E . Whee l er D eceased Notice tS her e by g1ve n th at /\da e Bay s of Ra c me . OhtO has bee n duly appo1nte d Executrrx o t lhe Estat e o f Ethel E W h ee ler d accascd. late ot Me•gs County . Oh•o Credd ors are requ1 re d 1o file the •r cla1ms with sa1d f1duc1ar y W1thm to ur monl hS Dated th•s 7th day of Jan uary 1976 Mannmg D We bster Judge (11 12 19 , 16 31C ALow Cost Want Ad Will Cut Cost of Uving ••••.. WRITE YOUR OWN AD! Irs EASY TO ORDER BY MAIU -SPECIAL!-- ONLY CASH WITH ORDER AVAILABLE TO INDIVIDUALS ONLY! NON COMMERCIAL NO REFUNDS. .-~-.-.... h initial and group of ~es counts as one word . Be sure to count name and address, if used, and your phone number . Including prices for items offered in your want ad will increase response . 1. _ _ _ __ ~·----- 3. _ __ __ 4•---c-- - - 5. ---'---'-~-- ··---,...--7. _ ___:___ __:, . '· --~-10. _ _ _ __ 11.- ---'-1~. -,..----- NAME _ _ RE SOL U TI O N to make ap pr op'r• a tron s t o r Current Expenses and o rh er Ex ~ e nd i t ures o f the Village of Middl eport St at e of Ohro dur1ng the f 1sca l year endrng Dece mber 3 1 1976 Sec t ron 1 BE IT RE SOLVED by the Co un c il for l he Village o f M 1 ~dleport , State of Ohio , That . to provrde t or th e cur r ent exp enses and other expend rtures of the sard Vrll ag e o t Mrd dlepor t durrng th e f •sc al year e ndrng De cembe r 3 1. 197 6 the folt owrn g su ms be an d they are hereby set aside and a ppropnatcd as fo l lows vr z Secl!o n 'l That there be from the a ppropr . ated GENERAL FUND Ge neral Gover m en fal Serv1ces May or Persona l Ser vices $2 .500 00 Other -1.5 00 00 Total For Mayor 7 000 00 Cl er k · Cl erk· T reas u rer Persona l Services 2.500 00 Otl')er 2 00 0 00 Total for Cl erk Clerk Treasurer 4.500 00 Sohc1tor- Legat Adv1sor Personal Serv 1ces 500 00 To1 a1 For So l•cdor Lega l A dv 1sor Counc 11 P ers on a l Ser v 1ces 57 6 00, T ot al F or Council 57 6 00 Bu 1l d 1ngs an d M 1sc . Or her 53 .860 oo Tota l For General Governmen tal Serv1ces ~ 6.1 276 00 Sec un t v o f Per sons A n d P ro per t y Po lr ce D epa r t m en t Per sonal Serv ices 28 ,400 00 Other 8.92 3 oo Total F or Po llee Department 37,J23 00 F i r e D epart m en t Pe r sona l Servtces 62 5 00 Oth er 4, 040 00 To tal F or F tr e Department ,, 66 5 00 Tota l For Se curtly of Per sons and Prop er ty 41cl 988 00 /1. ~=~~~r: J~ ~fa~~ r ;~~~! _ ADDRESS- --c-- CITY- -- - PtiJNE _ __ MAIL WITH $1.25 TO TtiE IMILY SENTINEL 111 COURT ST. POMEROY, OHIO 45769 . Person e. ! Servtces J, 200 00 Other 4.5 10 00 Tota l F or Parks and P laygroun d s 8.710 00 Tota l for Le1su r e T 1me fiCIIVdleS 8 710 00 Commun1t y Envtron me nt P la nnmg co mmt ssto n 50 0 00 Pe r sona l Servtces Oth er 500 00 Tota l F or Planntng Commr SS10n 1,00000 Tot al For Com m u n1ty Env1ronment 1 000 00 Stree t L1 gh hn g Other 8 000 00 To tal For Street L1ghtmg 8.000 00 Tota l For T r an sportat•on Factltltes 8,00000 Grant T otal General Fun d Appropnat •on .. 1261134 00 Sectio n 4 That ther e be approp r tated f r om the STREET CO NSTR UCT ION. MA INT E N A N CE AND REPA I R FUN D (AUTO LICEN SE AND GJ\ SOLI•NE T f\XJ St r ee t Ma mtena nce Personal Se rvices 10,000 00 Other 28 750 00 Total f' or St ree t Ma1nt and Constructton 38.750 00 Total For Str ee t Construct 1on , Matntenance An d Reparr F und 38 ,750 00 Section 6 T hat the r e be ap pr op r iated f rom the CEMETERY FUND P ublr c H ea lth Ser vt ces Ce m et er y Op erat ton An d Ma .ntena n c e Person a l ServJces 7,682 00 Ot her 2 625 00 Tota l For Cemetery Operatio n an d Ma1 n te n ance 10 307 00 Tota l For Cem e tery Fun d 10.307 oo Ad m 1n 1st ra lt on- Wat er · Personal Se r vices · 21.300 00 Debt Serv1 ce 36,570 oo Olher 32, 130 00 Total For ll dmmts t rat1on ~ & Water 90,000 00 Total For Wa t er ( Revenu eJ Fun d 90 ,000 00 Sectton 10 That there be appr o pr1ated from th e SEWER (REVENUE ) rU N D Admm 1s t r at •on - Sewa ge Pers on a l Se rvtces 17.25 0 00 Debt Se rvtce 24,360 00 Other 28 ,617 00 Tota l for ll dmtn•st r ation Se wage 70 227 00 •Tota l For Se w er (Revenue ) Fund 70 227 00 Sec tion 12 That ther e be appropr~ated from th e POLICEMAN S RELIEF ANO PEN SION FU NO Ot he r 1,17700 Tot al fo r Po l 1cemar) s Re t1e l and Pens1on Fund 1.1 7700 Seclton 13 That the r e be approprrated from the GENER /l. L BOND RETIREMENT r U NO Paym errto t Pnn ci pa l 8,000,00 Pa ym ent o f In t erest 2.015 00 Ot h er 500 00 Tot al for General Bond Re t,remen l Fu n d 10,525 00 Add 1s1o nal F,u nd s Scct ton 15 That th ere be approprtated from Hie Me ter Depostt r un d Ot h er 2,500 00 To ta l for Meter De posit r Und 2.500 oo Sec t10n 16 T hat lh ere be appropr ttttc d fr o m the ' e d era l Revenue ~ hartng I und Ot h er I '1.3!l8 6 1 l(Ji itl llJr 1 ~d ual J;t c v c n u~ ~ ha rin~ 1'I 388 6 1 1o l at 1\ 11 f \ pprop,.ta !ions 365 .006 61 ~ eclron 17 fl. nd 1he Vi/laJ:~e per word days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S2 00 for 50 word mmimum Ea ch ad d1t 1onal word 3 ce n ts BLIND ADS Add ll •ona l 25c Char g e per i\dvert tsement OFFICE HOURS a 30 a m t o 5. 00 p m Da l ly . 8 ·JO a m 10 12 00 N oo n Saturday 1972 C H A MPION Mobr l e Ho me t h16 CO(Ti p lete ly furn •s h e d , ex c ellent co n dr t •on Phon e 992 3189 1 15 61c Loeal Bowling MASO N DOWLING CENTER January 9, 1970 F e rry Boat Lcilgue W L Cl •n e Constru c l ton 18 6 Pom ero y Foresr P roducts 16 8 Spencer 's Sp ares 14 10 Ray ' s Carry Out 10 l.J Grueser & Son Plbg 10 14 TeanJ 3 4 20 H ig h Smg le Game Buddy Egnor . 197 and Phil M e F ar land , 194 , Darlene T il t ts 178 and D tana Wh 1tl and Don na M cFa r l and , 165 Htgh Se nes Phrl Me Far l and 527 and Buddy E g nor , 476 , D•ana Wh1tt 4-19 a nd Donna M cF arland J2 5 P OMEROY LA N ES Early Su n day MtlC: ed J anuary 4, 1976 Won L ost Ja c k ' s Da rr y Ba r 14 2 H ill & Mayer B arb ers 12 4 a R Pul l 1ns Excav a t•ng 6 10 T ea m 6 Tom 'sCarryOut 4 12 Pom eroy F low e r Shop Clearance S269S • •If U Local lad y owne d, f u ll y equip • automatic, P S , p 8 , r~dio , atr condt t toned Like new tjre s, good ftnt sh & vtnyl Inte rior , tru l y ts c lean as a new one Book Value 1973 CHEV. MONTE CARLO Clearance $3295 Wh1te viny l top, blk . fin tsh. automattc , P .S, P.B , t i lt wheel. radio, radtal W · W t1res. local lady owner you will think fh1 s Is a new car . So n 1ce Book Value 19 7) CH EVY '• ro n . , ~wheel dr t vc ptc kup i'lil lan ce o t f(l c to ry W<l rra nty Check lfliS be fo r e you buy u n ew one Phon e ~ f tc r '1 p 111 o r o n v.lcclo. c nds 99? 3 196 I 9 I IC 196 8 CHEVY B IS Cayne 6 cy l md er s tandard sh 1fl 1n good con d11ion S350 Phone 717 2185 I 15 51c INCOME TAX prepared . Federa l and state ta xes Wil l be done by ap p t only Please phon e 992 2272. or see Mrs Wanda Ebl in Laur el Cl •ff Rd , Pomeroy 17 31 301c F REE RENT - A T V I L LAG E MANOR IN M ID D LEP ORT 1 We are so sure that you W1ll l ov e our apartments tha t we g1ve you l wo weeks RENT FREE Jus t p ay yOur sec urdy d epost t an9 sl ay St)( monlh s and tfle hr s t 2 wee ks •S tree You w i ll en t oy monthly l ea ses . all ele c tnc l rv1ng carpeting , ran ge and refrtg erator , tree trash P•<: kup cable TV fopt•onall and laundr y tacll t t lc5 Conven1ent to shoppm\.1 on T hrrd and Mil l 1n M1d dleport VILLI\GE Mfi,NOR 1S you rs fo r one bedroom CIRartments st arttn Q ar S10d monthly pluS etec We pay for everything el se See !he Manager ar Rt ve r side Ap i rtment s or cll ll 99 1 3273 Th •s o f fe r will enct soon. so move in now and save ss ss , 10 23 tt c ~ Wanted To Buy GlN ~ t:NG SO per lb 16 1t t 37A 62t9 Phone OLD furnttu~re , ice boxes . brass beds. Slone tars or comp le te ho use holds Write M 0 Mtller Rt '1 , Pomeroy , Oh10 Call 992 776 0 10 7 74 Team H•g h G ame Pom eroy · F lower Shop 664 Team H 1g h Ser1es Pomeroy F lower Shop.., 1917 Pels TOG I VE! V f't Co l l 1cp up 'l monl h S o ld 1 emil i e frr t nd l y an.Gl <lllccr•on a •c Needs qood ho me Phon e MCIQS Co ~lunHln C ' OCI Ci y '11.11 26 1'1 HO U ~ E Help Wanted 7H EDR M 3 J'l! Employment Wanted EX P ER T seamstress Can make an ything f or wom en c hil dren , or m e n Ce ll 992 , 5489 18 41p CER TIFI C AT E Sect 1on 57 05 l9 R C • ' No a pp r opr~at•o n m easure Sh al l become ef fect•ve unlllt h ere rs fi led w1th the appropr tat •ng author1ty by the counfy a udllor a cerf •ficate that the FOR SALE or tr ade a Com . total a p pro p r1at ro n s f r om bustio nn er Stokermat1c each fu nd t aken toge ther w1 th stove P hone 742 2465 al l ot h er ou ts t an d i n g ap 1 18 3tc pr opr ia! •on s, do no t exceed such off tc 1a l est 1mate o r . ame n ded off1c ral est 1ma t e Wh en th e app r op r tfl llon does not excee d suc h off tc till CASH p il w t(IT':i'll ' ' diu.·~ and estimate , the c oun t y a udt t or models of mOb il e homes sha l l Q•ve such cer! 1ficate Phone area code 614 413 9531 for lhw1th upon r ecetvi n g f r an;~ the appropna rl ng authortly a 4 13 l fc ce rlt fred co py of the ap proprtalion measur e" For Sale or Trade Wanted -----------·----- MCtQS County , Ohto II 1, -- -~~-~- - ----- - -------·--- CO UNT RY Mo b •le Ho m e Park , Rt ll, ten mil es nor lh of Pom eroy La r ge lot s wlt h con crete pa t •os s tdewa l ks r unn ers a nd off s l ree t park1 ng P h o ne 99? .7479 12 31 tt c -------------For Sale e V• ll age of M tddlepo r t tn sa 1d County and 1n whose custody1 NOTIC E OF the F ties , Jour n a l s and APPOINTMENT Re co rds are requrred by the Case No. 21714 Laws of th e Stale of Ohio 10 be ES tat e o f H ue l A . M oo re, kept , do h ereby cert 1fy )ha t D ecease d . th e fo r egoing /\n nu al A p N o t ice 1S h ereby g1ven th at propr 1at 1on Resotut1on 1S Homer Baxle r o f Pom eroy, t ake n and c op ied from the Oh to , has been cj ul v ap po i nt ed ort grna l Resolution now on f ile A d m in iStr at or o f the Es t ate of w it h sa1d Vt ll age . tha t th e fH aze l A M oo r e, d eceased , foregoi ng Re sol utton has been lat e ot M e1gs Co unty, Oh io compa r ed by m e w rlh tt'l e sa td Cre d •to r s are requi r ed to orrgma l and that the same tS frl e the! r c ta rmS with sa td l rue and co rre ct copy thereOf fiduciary wil h in fo ur mo n th s Wtlness my S1gna1ure lh•s Date d lhJ!I I Jth day of 17t h day o f January 19 76 January . 1976 . li e -- 3 AND 4 RM furnishe d and unf urnrshed ap l s Ph on e 992 5434 11 9 tfc REDUCE safe and fast wil h Go Bese · T abl els & V ap "wa t er pills ," N elson Drug 1 19 lip MC tgS I. Ge ne Grale , Clerk of th e I I • I '0 F URNf SHtO apartment ad ul ts only •n Mt ddl epor! Phone 991 3874 3 25 ff c Mann m g 0 W<.!bstcr hJdQ t' l'f, '/1'1 I? 7 ) I C GOOD famt l y cow n 1cc and gen tl e , fresh Phone ( 61 .11 985 3952 1 15 6t p N I CE 3 P C bed r oom SU1Ie , u sed very l ittl e Pho n e 16141 985 <220 -- I 15 5rc ;_-_. --- ~ ·- ,. ·--- - Real Estate For Sale v!~~~~B~P.r ~~ Phone 997 Pomeroy, 0 , 110 M echani c Phone 992-3325 NO DOUBT ! f~ T~f M/5~11J I!I /..OOT JEWEL THIE'F. ZE~N&Z! CAN PLJLLIT IL .. ' ''"-- our~ but R E A S ONABL E ~ 1 bath , mod kr l chen J fenced y<J rd 1n Rac •n e Ju s t Appli es t o ttres tn stock . 900 N EW LI STING - Phone 99 2-7 181 COMPACT MA SS I VE ~ TORE sca l es a nr tque showc as e and an ltQ ue g un c ase ant1que cash r c g 1ste r h an d addtng m ac h ine. coca co la pop coo ler stamless s •ee l pop or beer coo lt,•r holds 21 cases . regu l ar cash reg1ste r . Shasta camp er ~~ ){ sl eeper 56~0 good shape Phone (6 1 tl J786121 o r 37A 3 I 16 31p F OUR roo'm hous e and bat h in N ~>w Haven, W Va Phone (3011 ' 882 2552 1 18 6tp 71 1 r CRE S wooded land 1n •he co unt r y SQme sullflb t c bul!d 1ng sr•es qood <lCC(l SS road Cl ose •o C h es ter . pa r tial l y fe n ced Phone ( 6111 WI ', 1\00 or 1./H'i ·113? I 13 71c HOU SE on ltnco ln H g ts 2 bedrm , large k1lche n , lull basemen t , eMcellen t b u y for S8 ,900, w rth new f urn it ure, only SIO .JOO Phone 9~2 7648 1 6 26tc BRI CK - 3 3 BRs , ba th. e~ ll elec t rt c Fam il y roo m , n tce ki t , pa t io, a nd n rce lot Only $24,500 s~le Real Estate For Sale • YR S. OLD - Br ick veneer, 3 BR s 2 ce ra m ic bat hs, nt ce kit , ba r . and dini ng Fu ll basemen t , 2 • car garage, on n i ce l y dr arned lot . S39,000 SAVE YOUR MO N EY, BUY ONE OF OUR 50 HOMES 3 BEDRM home l USt f1n1S hed remode ling, Salem St , Rutla nd Phone 742 2.3 06 a f ler 4 p m . o r see Milo 8 Hulchison 9 -13 lfc HOu s E . ba th , 1; acre, full basement u t 111 1y r oo m butlt in p orc h , garsge' P h one 992 nn 12 -30·1fc 6 RM -·- --------.------- SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. e P h 992 ·2174 < Po m eroY '• < RE ~ OY MIX CO N ~ R~ r c delivered r 1g h l t o your project Fas1 and easy Free es t1mat es Phone 992 3284 . Goegle 1n Ready M• x Co. Mtddt eporl. Oh•o 6 30 tfc _.__ ..... tN 11, I I ')j ch,1111 t• ' l ( I· l'd liS cctvcr am fn l 11 1px r a ct.o . H N EW L Y r em ode l ed ho use wtlh 3 acres m L e ta rt Fa l ls •rack SI N c o / lso orh cr 1\. l um s!dtn g , wt th s tone, • ~pes c rr 11 9'11 H6 \ s torm w1n dows , 4 bedrm s . I IJ IC. modern kilchen , 2 living r m , uti l lly r m .. I b a lh . new 1~6'i FO R D L TD N eW 11 ga f urn ace. Ph one 16 J.S l 247 W •n<. h eSif'r ] 7 fl. ~ lit ' , It shot P nor e 7J2 2H9 241:1'4 I 1S Ole 13 26 tp 6:45-Mornlng Report 3 6: 55-<:huck Wh i te Reports 10; Good Morning, Trl Slate 13. 7· 0G--Today 3,-4,15, Good Morning, America 6,13; CBS News 8; Bugs ·Bunny and Friends 10. 7;30--Schoolles 10 8:0G--Lassle6 ; Capla ln Kangaroo 8,10, Sesame Street 33.' a JO-Big Valley 6 9.QO--Not For Women Only 3, Phil Donahue 4,15; Lucy Show 8; Mike Douglas 10; Morning with D.J . 13 9:30-A.M . 3; 'One life To Live 6; Tatt letales 8; New Zoo Revue 13. 10 :00--Celebrlty Sweepstakes 3,4,15 ; Edge of Night 6; Price Is Right 8, 10; M ike Doug las 13. are poten- West North t~as l South 1• Pass 2¥ Puss 4 N T Pass 7¥ Pa ss l' <.~ss those posSibi lities A winning bridge player must lake sensi· ble chances and the odds are t hat South would not be lookmg at three or four sma ll spades " 5• Pa ss 10 :30--High Rollers3.15. I Dream of Jeannie 4; Dinah! 6. ll ;OG--Wheel ot Fortune 3,15; Hollywood Squares 4; Gam bit 8. 1o. E lectrlc Company 20. 11:30--Ho llywood Squares 3,15; Happy Days 13; Midday 4; Love of Life 8, 10; Sesame Street 20. 11 ;55-Take Kerr 8; Dan lmel 's Worl d 10. 12 :0G--Magn lf lcent M arble M achine 3,15; Let's Make A Dea l 13; Bob Braun's 50-50 Club 4; News 6,8,1 0. 12;30---Take my Advice 3, 15; All My Ch ildren 6,13 ; Pass Opemng lead - K "" ____ ___ _ A Montana rea der wan ts to know why you use the fi Ve· club r esponse to Blackwood to By Oswald & Jam es Jacoby ELWOOD B O W ERS REPAIR - Sweepers , toasters, irons a l l sma ll appl rances Lawn mower n ex t to Stat e l-11gh way Garage on Route 7 Phone 985 3825 4 16. t fc Search f or Tomorrow Oswald : " We have devoted The answer is that there's a coupl e of weeks to the no chance to go wrong here Jacoby t ransfer bid It is an and by respondmg f1ve clubs LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE - REUNION s EPTic- TANKS~I~;~d fAC H COURSE· 99 2 3954 artl fl ctal convention . but one to show four aces you l eave AHD 1'\IE'Y ICIIOW l UCK'!otf, YES - CR t hat fi ts m perfectly with sian· dar d Amc n canb1ddmg. Other m odern conventions don't and 1f you want lo try som e of t hem you ar e hk ely lo get mto trouble .· OTHER ~· I MA<ii ~E . I<HOYIII<' A FAMOUS 5TAR LI KE MYRttA MAY ~ 0 NEVEP. 9 18 tf c WOU LD YOU BELIEVE 7 Bu1l d an al l steel budd1ng at Po l e B ar-n pr iCes? Go l den G1ant A ll Steel Bu1 ldmgs , Rt J, 13olC 148 , Waverly , Ohio P ho ne 947 2296 7 2.4 lfc 0 DEL L A lin ement located b e h r:rH1 Rutland Grade Sch ool T uneup , brakes . w h eel balan ctn g . almement Phon e 74'!2 00 <1 11 t 6 tf c te Recent ACROSS HE:LLO, ()Of'! I 2 26 tp '>IJU DOWN (prefix) 41 Galnlay 1 HIIDlOI'OUS WHAT SRIN<SS poet 1 Contempoo division rary cruaader z Tilled land 3 ........ .... Saint" I Diva' s aelecUon t Unfortunate EXCAVATING , BACKHOES A ND DOZER , L A RGE AND SMALL SEPTIC TAN K S !N S TALLED BILL PUt.LIN S. PHONE 992 2478 , D A Y OR N I G HT 11 · 11-78 tp accident IJ Clunmy I · GASOUNE ALLEY Rill Estate F01 Sale 3 B R HOME , just t m j shed remodel1ng Sa le m St , Rutland Phone 741 2306 atler 4 p m or sec Mrlo B Hut c hi n son 1o 9 lie " Mrs. Cream' What are ~u <;Joinq In Look1nq for Suqar Bear' He's lost' 14 Stick together 4 Chance 15 Taro 5 Presided 11 Congeal 17 Vaudeville I Insllrrections Z% Actress, Lynn 7 Rowan food hot• town? Z7 Strange one ( sl. ) Z9 Fur scarf Indian over tree If he can f 1nd a 18 Cattle and s -r.c'NP ' He l1kes dude ~~ his zo Cistern sic.k. Doctor 1 18 Wearing shoes 19 Manitoba event feature I'm worr ied Yesterday'sA01wer ( 2 wds.) root 19 pr ogra m s pre vi ew 20. DOWN I Geol tlnle ~E~ ? AL L TYPE S of •ncome t a lC r etu r ns Cal l 992 5357 I 15 6tc BRADFORD , Auc t ioneer Complete Serv1ce Phone 949 21187 or 949 2000 Racine , Ohto , Cr rll Bradford 10 9 ffc 3 3{)-()ne U te to Live 13; Mickey Mouse Club 6; Match Game 8 , 10; Romagnolls Ta ble 20 4·0G--Mi ster Cartoon 3. Merv Grl nln 4; Somerset lS; Bewi tched 6; Mickey Mouse Club 8; Mister Rogers 20,33, Movie " Birds Do II" 10/f Dlnah !. l3. 4:30--Bewl tched 3; Mod Squod 6t Partri dge Family 8; Sesame Street 20,33 ; Get Smart 15. s:oo--Bon anza 3; Family Affair 8; St ar Trek 15; . 5:30--Adam-12 4, 13; New• 6; Beverly Hillbillies 8; Electri c Company 20,33. 6:0G--News3 ,4,8,10,13, 15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20 ; lTV Ut l ll zatlo' 33 6:30--NB C ~ws 3,4,15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Your Fut urels Now 33; In-School dl~*'·"·li" loy THOMAS JOSEPH .....Yell'"""" I~< "~ l'lov''" ..._.,.,. bu ll d 1n g derr.ck t he live no tr ump rebid open to t he B lackwood bidder (For a copy ol JACO B Y MODERN. send $1 io· "Wm at Brtdge ." c l o l h1s J tm ··or course there 1s newspaper. P 0 Box 48 9, the old reliable Blackwood RadiO C'' Y SlaUOn New Yor k, wh1ch everyone should use, N Y W0 19) TELL1N ' A SOOL ! 30 Italian clty Z3 Squeal 24 Mexican 10 Oh, my ( 2 wds.) II Mysterlws 12 Cuddled 31 A Bronte 38 One kind of power fl Edwardian nickname goody Z5 Skin problem Z1 Trampled Z%·Nota Z3 Classy mount Z5 Receded . zs Identify n- of th·· Z9 Arranged a in series - HCM' \VI~·E r0 PUT TH056 HAGS I~ I 0UR BORI~IG ~IATI\'f Cosn I."AE r- / ,. MIDDL E PORT - Walk to shop 3 BR . 2 baths . dt ning WlrH TI-l E ltJ(/)MPARAF'>LE c:-v,~,,-,,, COSTI_L~1 E f'F THE: Li=(-'Jf'I,JDl\RY AMEP!CAt I BLOi· Ir-E r~ - ) . I' ::.- )) R , st orage bldg , very small ya rd I n good con dtt >on and a BARGA I N woods . JUST sm 00 .I • \\(-1;...._....( .}. .... : .......... acre '\~ · ~Jh-. ~'.-, l·r . . . _. ( . FORK E D RUN LAKE Cottage has ltvi ng R , k it chen , bedroom , 2 por . ches . Ve r y nice loca t •on on lake N eed s som e r epa tr POM E ROY - Excellent 2 story fr ame . N ew siding , new storm door s & w in dows , carpe t ed, paneled , til ed , f ul l base m en t, 2 car garage , n ew F A n at gas fu r nace v'') //\ • MDM WHEN I MARRIED .. , &TAN ,'I GAVE UP A PROMI&ING CI\REER AT 130NNA7. FA&H10NS Jl ~~ ~ bird 34 - rap 35 OutcrY , 3'1 Neither you - (2wds.) 38 Fore- For TUHCI•J• Jan. 20, 1!178 is E a~h <l a~· D SK L K DSK -- E XQ K . " IF SHE DIDN'T QUIT MAKIN' ME DO 50 . ...-· ·- . t.; NDJLX .K N XN D K EEKLN UK y D J RJ J O Y H I XN XD QZHHM K EXB XL J Q GJ L RKH· TS L X N DXYH N DK L H Yeaterday's Cr)tltoquote: ACHILD TELLS INTHE STREET I 1'0LD ELUINEV THAT ... NS JZEO NXTC N' D J L M •' th(' t'Od<' lrlt r rs arc d11fru·nt QZ HH M ' MAN'f CHORES AROUND TH'HOUSE, I WUZ. GOIN' ON STRIKE!! GOODY FER '-{OU, LUKEV BUT SHE , Steer a m1d dle cou rse tod ay It you find yo urself among p er . sons wtlh c o nflictmg vtews Ar • b1trate Don' t take si des You re ltke ly to have to contend 21) The mean s Will nol justtly the e nds today Do n' t use w• l h a hea vrer work load tha n m ethods to advance your aims usu<~l today Pace vo urse tf lhat c ould tarntsh your tma ge wise ly to mln•m •ze stress TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) Be CAPRICORN ( Dee. 22-Jon. very selective as to whom you · c hum around wtlh soc•all y today Avo•d t h ose w• t h a penchant lor m ak1ng scenes GEMINI tM oy 21 -June 20) Don I sk•m over Important s•luatton s today Th tngs swept under the rug may later surface CANCER (June 21· July 22) JQ • AXl' DLB ,\ .\ X R I. 0 " G f E L t. 0 W CRYPTOQ UOT ES HA VE PROPER TY TO SEL L > WE NEE D LI STIN GS CALL TODAY ... t o 1\or k 11 : One l ettrr simply :s t ands f or an o lh<'r In th 1s ~amplt' A is u st"d r or th e th ree I.'s, X for t he IWO O's, e tc. Sm gle l etters ,:. apostrop hes. tht' l eng th and fo r mat!on o f t h(' worrls are all h1 nts ' ARIES (Moreh 21 ·Aprll 19) SAG In ARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. ~ WHI LE HE \VAS WORKING 1\VELVE AND fDURTEEN HOUR DAYS I HAD NOTHING MORE ~TIMUL '\TING 10 00 .::.,~t TO LOO<.. A.FTCR rHE CHILDREN .. ' SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) DAILY CRYt'TOQlJOTE - Here's ho" ,,q >? care ful l oday aboul m aKing comm•tments too far in ad ~ van ce Try to clear up thtngs l acmg you first 39 Depraved per Ada m s Chronicles 20,33. 9· 3{)-()ne Day at a lime 8,1 0. -· 10;QO---J oe Forrester 3,4, 15; Marcus Welby, M.D. 6. 1~; Shirley Mac Laine 8.10; News 20; Woman Ali ve ! 33. 10·30--Woman Al ive' 20; Woman 33. 11 oo---News 3,4,6,8, 10,13, 15; ABC News 33. . 11 ; 30--Johnny Carson 3.4, 15; My stery of the Week " I' m the Gi rl He Wants 1'!;-KIII " 6,13; Movie " Manhunter" ! ; Movie " 23 Paces to Baker Street" 10; Janakl 33. 1 :00- Tomorrow 2,3; N ew s 13. 3% Cymbals 33Tiny runner R T. 68 1 - ll5 acr es Wat er ava il ab l e M1 ne r a l s In good recrea t ion a r ea ( some 7.0G--Trulh or Consequences 3; To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling l or Dollars 6; Wilburn Brothers I ; News 10; Name That Tune 13; Family Affair 15; Ant iques 20 ; Wild, Wild World ot Animal s 33. 7. 30--Hollywood Squares 3; Hollywood Squares ~ ; Let's Deal with It 6; $25,000 Pyramid 8; EveniJ!9 Ed it ion with Martin Agronsky 20; Price Is Right 10; To Tell the Truth 13; High School T V. Honor 15; Fami ly Theatre 33. • 8· oo--Movln' On 3, 15 ; Happy Days 6,13; Collede Basketball 4; Good Ti mes 8,10; Ourstory 33: International Ani mation Festival 20. 8·30--Welcome Back, Kolter 6,13; 0 Pop! 8,10; Con. sum er Survival Kit 20,33 l 9 oo--Pollce Woman 3, 15; Rookies 6,1 3; M -A·S-H 8, 1 ~ ; CHANNEL FIVE 7 p.m. - Changed Lives (c ) 7:30 - Bill Cosby Show (c) 8;00 - High and Wild (C) 8:30-- Daytime (c) 9:30--Wyatt Earp 10;QO-- Target ; Corr uptors Rooes %8 Naughty child R T . 14 3 - 11, ~ acres, M obile Home w t l h 2 rooms and garage added A tr cond , own wr. t er & ct l y water , enclosed p a tio A ll ts ex cel lenl c ond a,10. 12 ;45--E iectr lc Company 33. 12 ;55--NBC News 3, 15. 1:OG--News 31 Ryan 's Hope 6, 13; Phil Donahue 8; Young and the Rest less 10; Nol for Women Only 15. 1: 30--F irst Ladles' Diaries 3,4, 15; Rhy m e and Reason 6, 13; As The World Turns 8, 10 2:0G--S20,000 Pyramid 6, 13. · 2·30--Nelghbors 6,13, Guiding Light 8, 10. J .OG--A nother World 3,4, 15; Genera l Hospltal6,13; A ll In the F amily 8, 10; Li lias, Yoga and You 20. show no aces or fo ur aces 4 BR Br ick hom e 6 yrs , 2• 1 baths . ga r age on 2.8 acres o n paved road ne ar For ke d Run Sl a te Forest Phone 16 1 11 ~ 667 37 87 S38 ,000 1 15 Ut p W ILL SELL or tr a d e 6 r m h ou se with bat h on P 1 ac r es g r o und tn Sa li sb ur y T wp or trad e for smal l farm P hone 992 3183 ' 15 7tp there anyw here worrying about ~ 87 North South vu lnerable Nice 2 BRs , SJ4.000 4 YRS. OLD - 16 3• p Si lO LOSER 3 n>ce l arg e BR s, ! 1 1 b<l t h s , fa mi l y room w rth wood . burr''llng !• r e pl a ce, kit ha s d is posa l -dtshwasher stove washer dryer N a t gas F A furna ce find garage 61]7 Rug tor Phone 991 7308 BORN bath, nat gas F A furnace , ba sement. st orm w i ndows & door s $ 10,000 T V 0 wh 1te la ce d \Jull s P ho ne 7 12 1 1fl<, 1 16 3tc r NG I'. ROO I BR s, ba th large ullltty , fron t por ch and 87 of an acre $21 .500 9._ Jac k W . Car sey , Mgr I< ·-..•• $ 12 POMEROY LANDMARK ~ BR s . here .J N ath an B ~ggs Rad1 at or Sp eci a ll5t C R AN E Se r vtce , ~0 ft e re ct 1on Ph one 99 7 Sc1 68 even 19 t 1al problems." Oswald . " Today 's hand shows Blackwood al its best • K2 North asks for aces and b1ds seven hearts when South EAST WEST shows him the m1ssmg lwo " • 10 7 • Q 954 Jim " North d1d take some • 10 4 . 2 slight chance when he bid t Q 10 R 7 • J6 5 3 seven South m •ghl have held ,fo K QJ 2 • 10 9 6 54 th r ee little spades . In that SOUTH case a spade rmesse wou ld • 86 have been needed .. . Q.J 98J Oswald " You don ' t gel + A94 mo ' •' Modern 5a n •tatton o r 992 7349 , TUESDAY, JANUARY2D,I976 6;tl0---<:olumbus Today 4; Public Affairs 10. 6:25-Farm Report 13. 6:30--New Zoo Revue 4; News 6; Bible Answers 8; Concerns & Comments 10; Rev C leophus Robinson 13. 6 : 40--Qunce of Prevention 10. NURTH 101 • AKJ .t2 . AK765 • Ph . 992.,1993. From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Radiato r to the allesl Heater Core 1 :oo--Tomorrow 3.-4. WIN AT BRIDGE Blackwood at its best STASHED BY THAT S.,tracuse, Ohto C 3 BR s. ba t h mod krtchen , por ch es. rt nd fenced yard near st or es On l y $12.500 49 A CR ES ~ Nea r Mtd · dleporl 3 Yrs . old , 2 BR s , balh, dry ba sement and carpo rt S3 1,000 OFFAPAIR OF CO-OP SNOW TIRES J TR-1\ I LERS for Solie on one lot S9500 Call after 5 p m 992 3161 1 15 6tc or Month . .- W IL L TRI M or cut frees and Shrubbery P hone 949 2545 or 7•17 3167 12 18 26tc •s Discount HOTEL Special Rates by Weelc SE W ING M A CH I N E Repairs , serv•ce all m a kes 992 228 4 The Fa b r •c Sh op , Po meroy 1\ uthor •Ie d S1nger Sa les and Se r v rce We sharpen Sc 1ssor s 3 29 tf c SNOW TIRE SALE! Middleport, 0 . Ph 992 ·271 1 I l 76 9 -- ON E FLOOR La Salle Rooms, '5.00 up -- I 5 1i tc_ Phon e Q•n - ---· --~~~ l ' L L liME buoklo. c cpf::r ClC:per•cncc m us r have v r•• e il n d se nd r es ume ro Po x ~'19 r co The Da il y ~e n 1 1nel , P ome roy O h io 1 ~ Middleport D & D T R E E tr•mming , 20 y ears ex pertence Insured , tr ee es tt ma fe s Call 992 23811 or (614 ) 698 7157 A lbany 10 15 I I c GOO D ctua l1 l y hay ] 658 O NE bedr 11n ap• all L' lcc, Po nH: rov H on1c < l n d I UI O 61JU E,lS ' Mflln ' , 1 Pome r o y Oh 10 I I J 61 c Pass ed January 12, 1976 Ohio LIME ST ONE and gravel PhOne Jr Oars! a t 742 785 0 after 5 p m 1 7 12tp 1971 HO N Oi1 1 ~ 0 . I o r d 2000 rra c1 or P ', ddtc r cntt tl l lock , fr ont end w e•g ht s and othe r exl ra s Ph one 992 ] 658 t ::, 17tc R Er L nr cc 1 rn1 home bath do ubl e ca r ~ ar agc nrcc ya rd lor •n for m at1on c all 992 2 ~ 07 t 16 II C t J 6!( ol EX CAVAT ING . dozer . and d ll cher b a c kh oe Cha rl es R Hatt• el d Back H oe Se r v rce , RUtland , Ohio . P hone 742 2008 l tJ 078tc 1964 10 10 DOZER , w inch c anopy , 6 fl blade all re bui l t , 55 000 Phon e (l!d•IJ 985 3594 1 18 !I p Ca l l 997 BEDROOM furn iS hed aparlmenl a! Vi l l ag e Mahor Phone 992 3273 12 19 261( REMODELING Plumbtng heal tn g and all t ypes of r e pa•r Work g ene ra l guaranteed 20 years ex per ie nce Phone 992 '1409 5 1 tfc ONE LIME D oak bedrm sut te t or sale Bookcase bed tr.pl e dresser and n •g ht st and 5150 Phone 997 2413 I 18 3tp 1970 J50 J OHN Deere do J:e r . n ew eng•ne. tra nSmiSSIOn . s teer1ng clut ches. and under c arr•ag e roll canopy , 6 f t blad e . $6 500 Phone ( O!J l 985 3594 1 18 7tp 1 ,J 11c RETIRE D or sem1 reltred lady to ltve m r re e r oom and board and sm a ll wag es for t1gh t dult es See at 308 Page St , Midd l eport , Oh to 1 I I lf c • Gene Grate Clerk of c,ouncil M L Kelly Presrden t of Co unc il tn R utland ) 858 E XCAVAT ING , dozer , toau c o an d bac kho e work , sepl 1c t ank s rnst a l l ed . dump trucks and lo boys for hlfe . wil l haul fill dtrl , top soil. l •meston e and gravel Ca l l Bo b or Roger Je ffers , day ph one 997 7089 n1ght phon e 997 35 25 or 992 5231 7 11 l f c R EF RIGERATOR and ele c range , $25 ea c h . good condtr1on Phone 99 7 5769 or c an be seen at 509 11 South Th• rd St . Middl eport 1 18 Jt p OR RENT OR Sf1 LE 3 bed r m mcbde hom e, un fu r ntshed , uf rld re s pa rd on R t 33 rn Bu r l mgham Phon e 992 775 1 17 J 1 1fc 1 ~:~~p:~b p!~~~~ise!m ;1o;e~g~~ author1tyo t and'" accor d ance wit h l aw or o r dr n ance Provtde d further t h at the ap p ropr.ations for co n tin gencies ca n only be elC: pended upon appeal o" two th1rds vote o f Co unct l fo r 1t ems of expe n se co n s t tt u t•ng a l egal obtiga l ton aga1nsl the v il l age , and for pur poses other than those covered b y the o ther spec il rc app r op r iat •ons her em ma d e Th ts r es ol u t1 on sha ll take eff ec t at the ea rl tes t pertod al lowed by law S0METHfN6 IN51D~ ~ THERE 5 U~E J5.. SOMETHI>.IG f>I G AIJD HEAVY... LF.T ME O.EE IF ! 0 COfi L FO R SAL E C/\ 13 Coal Com pany , 1 mil e north o f Ches h 1r e . on Rt 7 P1ck you r own 5. 70 per ton Open 6 da ys per week, or c al l (6 14) 367 733 0 for f urther tn l o r m at ton 1 8 78 1c 16 ! (' I RI SH Setter Pups f ou r beau t rl ul and hea l thy males , 8 weeks ol d Pu r e bred not r eg tsterc d Bo th par enl s can be seen $tO e ach Shad e . Ohro Phon e (614 1 696 123d I 15 81c Clerk •S h er eby aulhor12ed lo draw h rs warrants on the Vrl l age Treasurer for payments from an v o f th e fo r egotng app r opna t •ons upon rece•vm g proper certi f •ca tes an d vo uc hers l h erefor , ap p r oved by the boa r d or of f1cers au thorized by l aw to approve l he same or an or dt na n ce or r eso l ut•on of council lo ma k e the ex pendlt ures , provided !hat no warrants Sh a ll be drawn or 0 The Stal e County , ss COAL. l1mestone and al l rypes of satt and ro c k salt far tee ElC: a n d sn ow remo val celsto.· Sa l t Works , Eas l Ma1n Sl, Pomeroy , OhtO Phone 997 3891 12 7 •fc For Rent DE AL ER S 1n scrap 1r on me ta ls , tunk autos R1dcr s Savage Phon e 99 7 5 168 I 1 '] 9l p 500 CAPTAJN Ti'' ov WAS~ H"" ACCIPE'NTALI.Y TI<16 6ERED A. TRAP OOOR '"-' THE M t N!ATf~U~R~!:.!:~~~­ M'oJ STI\R5 ~ ... 1S THERE LARRY LAVENii Eit Free esttm a l es on ca r · p eti n g a nd i n stallat i o n . W e' ll br ing sa mples t o you r hom e wt th no oblig ation . See how y ou ca n rea lly sa v e .. Mike Yo ung , M a nager Sa les a nd ln st a llati on R t . 3, Pom er oy, Ohio 45769 Phone d a v or ntgh t 614 ·99'2·22 06 I IJ 1 mo MODERN desrgn stereo. B lrack tap e am fm rad10 co mb rnalton Bat once $98 60 or terms Ca l l 992 39 65 1 7 I fc 1972 O L D SMOB I LE Toro nado very n1c e . low m rt eagc , /\1 1 pow er , AM f M stereo . a1r t'I6H [\ t r lc~ ldr l il '· r"l bra IUO con d• riont n g , v• n yl lop I own er Ca"' b e seen ut 17 1 R easonabl y p r 1c ed Ca l l 992 ·.cvcn rh r ~~~ . Mtd dl cpor• 2J78 May co ns1der n1ce t 13 61( o lder Chevy or Mustang o n rrad e 19 77 GREMLIN X , $ 1, 100 1 15 ltp Good co nd1tu;m mu st sel l. go m g ove r sea s Phone 949 2512 or 9.119 2406 1 19 5tp 1'166 C II D IL Li\ C Coupe DeV tlle r un s good , $400 PhOne 997 31 61 a ft er 5 p m 1 15 61 c PARA SOL Bo uttqu e ai-1 l 1,17t v~· Df ~ HER Wrl h Air , n ou nc es P e r ma ncnl am ra dto , 11 •ra ck Slc r co . Spec1a l s 1 Untper m. reg $20, now S17 50 . R eg $t7 50 , now excc lt cn• co ndtt•on n oo k vill ue SJ 7') 0 o\ dl se ll for $15 Reg $ 15, now Sl 3 50 S-3 tOO Phon e Y92 r, 933 Specials from Jan 70 th thru 31s t Lcrcat ed next to Ska t e 1 16 J•c A Way Roller R1nk Op en ',LI PER 1\c cll c Tue s thru Satu rday Phone 1411 V W (6 14 1 98 5 dldl. Owner QOOd condrl10 n " n ew l 1r cs Phone 9t'l '}'}]J Sandra ( T russe ll ) Kern s 16 61( r 1a 12t c 17 16 SO •c W L Wolf with . . . 33. 7.30--That Good Ole Nashville Music 3, Don Adams Screen Test 4; Match Game PM 6, Pr ice Is Right 8; Even ing Edition wllh Martin Agronsky 20; High Road to Adventure 10; To Tell the Tru th 1J; Friends of an 15; Marco Sportllte 33. 8:0G--Bobby VInton 3; On the Rocks 13; Invisible Man 4, 15; College Basketball 6; Gun smoke 8; Monster Concert 33 ; Rhoda 10, Turbulent Ocean 20. 8:» --We Thi nk You Should Know 3; Movie "The Macahans" 13; Stateo,heUnlon ' 7633 ; Phyllis 10. '• Attics 1 SLOAN'S CARPETING Hef t r. R C weldmq m ac h1n e . n ew clec al l accesso r ies 1ncl ud ed Ph onf> '19'1 JttO 10 28 li e 9:QO--Stale ot the Union Address 3,4,8,.10,15; Pic· cadilly Circus 20 . JO·OG--NBC News Speclal3.~.15 ; Movie "Western " ~ ' Medical Center 8,10; News 20; Bl Ways 33. 10. 30--Lock , Stock & Barrel 20; Catch-33 33. n ·oo--News 3 . ~ . 8 . 10, 15; ABC News 33. n · Jo-Johnny Carson 3.-4.15; Movie " Made In Paris" , 8; Mov ie " The Loved One" 10; Janakl 33 . 12 .oo--News 13 , State of the Union Address 6. 7.0G--Truth or C.ons 3; To Tell the Truth~ ; Bowling for Dollars 6; Buck Owens 8; News 10; Candid STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACE M ENT WINDOWS ALU M I NUM SI OIN G-50 FFITT GUTTE RS-AWN INGS 4 10 - 1 r I R CO 1218 Jac k 's Da1ry Ba r 22 2 Pullms Ex cavattng 12 12 Hrfl & May er Oar-bers 12 11 Pomeroy Flower Shop 10 14 Te a m 6 10 14 Tom ' s Carry Ou! 6 18 H 1gh l nd Game Jeff Wilson 195 an d Cla r e nce Be.., l es 192 Ma r lene Wilson 178 and B ess Henaricks 175 H 1Qh Se rtes ~ Jr P he lps 537 , Ed Voss 509 and Ma r lene W1lson 509 and Betty Smr t h MONDAY, JA NUARY U, 1976 For Sale I W I L L be giv •ng ptano lessons 1n my home s t a r tmg F eb I I or tn l orma••on cal l 992 Ear l y Sun d ay M1.oced Ja n uary 11, 1976 Blowrl into Wa lis & 1- 12-1 mo. $3550 00. Plr N O L esson s now uc CC P 1•n g new stu dc n15 bcQ•nnc r s m 1crm c d1atc s t un c !Mr s a d vanced' 111 Hi'lr vcy1 V,lnVranken <.,p rmg I v en ue Pomer oy Phon e V'l'l 'nl u I 13 6TC H1gh lnd lv rdua l Ga m e John Ty r ee 211 Darre l l Dugan and L arry Dugan 199 Wome n B etty Wh1tlatch 18 7 and H e len Ph el ps 186 H 1gh Ser .es ~ La rr y Dugan 559, Darrel l Dugan 536 and He len Ph el ps d90 and Rheba Hy se ll 480 T eam Hrgh Game Jac k s Datry Bar 695 , Team H1g h Sen es Hil l and Mayer Barbers , 1998 Allest Ca ll992-7537 Pomeroy , Ohi o -' Blown · Insulation Services , Pomeroy Office 105 Butternut 992 -3345 Formerly Weed Wholesale . F eaturmg Delu)( Ze rox Copy Sent•ce. Off i ce S upp lies, M 1meog raph S{.lppltes , la r gest seiect •on of wed d tng su ppl1es tn So uth . eastern OhiO T he Print Shop Complete 1 Still '" busme ss m M tddlt:!porl) 12 82mo . Kuhl Cake Dear $3200 .00 Television log for easy viewing Camera 13; Family Affair lS ; On Aging 20; Jeanne FREE ESTIMATES_ Quality Print Shop Ltcensed baker and decorator Kitchen State Inspected Notice 12 ' Cakes, Baked and Decorated To Your Order 1973 PONTIAC 2 SEAT WAG SAFARI Clearan<e S2795 three con scc u t tv e tns ertions 26 ce nts per word StK con sccu t rve rn ser t to ns 15 Per Cent Discount on paid ads and ads patd w tthm 10 Mobile Homes For Sale 11 12 WORDS 4 DAYS •.____ RESOLUTION No 1037 -76 ANNUAL APPROPRIATION RESOLUT I ON MIDDLEPORT c~ nt s Pomeroy Local 1 Qwner , automatic, blk vtny l tnt trim, st lver f inish , good t tres, rad1o, real econom y . Book Value Prtce 52875 00 For want Ad Serv•c~ 'i cents p er wo rd o n e tnS['rlton I \I ., lli\IHUc1 ,~ , "''' 1<1 , I Business Services QUALITY Motor Co. rll"!h' ,,.. Pd1t or r r>tec t an v ads deemed . Auto Sales 2 SIGNS OF Cance tl at ion Corre ct ions will be acce pted unit I 9 a m lor Dav o f P u bl lc allon REGULATIONS GOFTER ~ WANT ADS INFORMATION OF/\OLIP'JE S 5 P M Day Before Publication II t For Fast R _esults Use The Sentinel Classifieds t1ft~eramblf' thtst four Jumbltt~~• ... ltlttr to uch squart, to I [) I I UC Llcill '"' •lit:IU UK: I, .iUIUlUt"lA-'1 l • l Ul 11\"1 U,) DJr.K TR.\CY WHAT ITS MOTHER AND FATHER SAY AT HOME.- THE TALMUil Nolhtng advantageous w111 be gatned today by l rymg to tm· pose unpopul~ ideas on unw ttlmg listener s. , 19) You m ay be t empled to d ay to poke vour nose tnto a sl ru a~ hon l hat has no dtrect bea·r tng on you 11 could ca use som e Inchon AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 19) Make haste slo wl y today in any l ra nsac tt on s w here ther§ ts somethtng or ma tcr1a l valtie al sl ake PISCES (Feb. 20-March '20) Stall for lt mc today rt you reel you ' re hemg pressed t o tna ke dccts1ons you re un sure o r. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Pu 1 a Reqroup so you crtn wclgh 1th e ISSUeS lock and key on the old money belt tod ay or you co uld t m ~ pulstvely spend beyond your means Be prudent VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) You may teell•ke you're benlg pulle d m all dtr~ c lton s today Chances are you wtll be 1f you allow others to o verly tnfluence you LIBRA (Sept 23-0 el. 23) Be fiw~ J an. 20, 1978 Th1 s c om1ng year shOuld be an ClC:tremely acl t\/e one lor yo u For bes t chances ol svocess don 1 let vour pnonJ •es OIJ~rl a p one ~ n o th e r STRIKED FUS T THAT'S RIDICULOUS ! 1(01/ CAN'T TMST AMMSIIMALLOW OVER A 81RP'5 HEAD ! -, L' Il--:j~ ,... - r- l L{OIJ CAN IF HE l-IAS A FEVER ! �8 - The Daily Sentinel, ~iddleport-Pomcroy, 0 ., Monday, Jan. 19, 1976 • • COllision of two cars kills child Propo~ed hill would help Blue Cross fight high hospital cos~ ' COLUMBUS (UPI) - State Rep . Dennis Eckart, DEuclid, and Attorney General William Brown today annoWlced Jegislatioo to encourage Blue Cross of Ohio to lower hospital costs and reduce skyrocketing medical insurance premiums. Eckart said he had drafted amendmends to a bill now pending before the state Senate to force Blue Cross to work wi.th hospitals to prohibit their automatically "passing throl1&h" hospital costs to their customers. "Hospitals now have a credit card to do what they want," said Eckart. "Blue Cross acts simply as a collectio n agent · for the hospital." Blue Cross pays for 6(1 per cent of all hospital bills in Ohio, Eckart said. He said his legislation would bring down all hospital costs by man- MEIGS TIIEATRE TONITE THRU TUES . JAN . 19-lO Joe Camp 's BENJI (Color) dating better management on the part of the five Blue Cross agencies in the state. He said Blue Cross of Cincinnati has the fourth lowest medical insurance premiums in the United States because it has instituted procedures to eliminate duplicate hospital programs and provide for better "s ubscriber input" into negotiations between Blue Cross and the hospitals. "They have taken a tough line," he said. Eckart said Blue Cross now passes through 95 per cent of every premium dollar to the hospitals without any attempt to reduce the costs. Eckart said his legislation ::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;:;.;.:·:·:· ROOKIE WINS OPEN ATTEND GRANGE PHOENIX, Ariz. I UP I) LETART FALLS - Mr. - Bob Glider Is llndlng It and Mrs. Robert D, Ashley and children, Clifford, Keith · hard to believe even now, and It all may not really and Heidi of here and Miss In for another day or sink Emma English, Coolville, attended the national session of grange in Columbus. All of the gro up, except Mrs . Ashley , who had received the degree earlier , took the . degree of Demeter; the highest given by grange. Heidi Ashley and Miss English also received the degree of Flora. All are members of Racine Grange 2606. two. The 25-year-old rookie pro from Corvallis, Ore., playing In only his second PGA event after finally winning his playing card on the fourth try, took the $200,000 Phoenix Open Sunday by two shots over Roger Maltbie, the 1975 Rookie of the Year. :;:;:;·.;:;:;:;:;::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::::.:::::::::::;::::::::::::;:::::;: New paperback I Contin ue<! from page 1) The sayings were collected ning·iile,." other writers and from Wilder's personal run ~ columnists, politicians. · Wilder described himself as the ''author, editor, publish er, circ ulation SHOWSTARTSI , OO 0 manager, credit manager, SAVE NOW o·H ADMIRAL COLOR J.V.'s ' ~nn JANUARY SALE CONTINUES and delivery service" in the hook's production. The book's success, said Wilder, has encouraged him to go to work on a "raunchy cook book" to be titled "Chitlin's, Collards and Cold Corn Bread." Wilder said he considers himself somewhat of an authority on chitlins, or boiled hog intestines. His experience with the dish goes back as far as the Normandy invasion when he came ashore with "a roll of toilet paper, a change of socks, a quart of chitlins and a carbine." BAKER FURNITURE Copies are available for $1.50, plus 35 cents lor handling from The Gourd Hollow Press, R~leigh, N.C., 27612. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO also allows for an annual review of Blue Cross.hospital contracts in Ohio's five HOSPITAL NEWS PLEASANT VALLEY Discharges: Robert Greer, New Haven: Daniel Rairden, Hartford ; Mrs . Gera ld Warner, Gallipolis Ferry: :Garnett Wooten, Christine Lewis, Point PleasaJlt; Mrs. Oscar Park, Crown City, 0 .; Sandra Weaver, New Haven ; John Sebrell, Southside. Births: January 16,'a son to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Turley, Racine , 0.; January Surgery planned Delores Aeiker. Linco,ln Hill, Pomeroy, will undergo sur gery at Ohio State University Hospital Tuesady. She will have vascular surgery on her neck and a valve in her heart will be replaced. Her address is Ohio University Hospital , Means Hall, Room 561, Columl;ms, Ohio. MEET SET Evangeline Chapter OES will meet at 6:30 p.m . Tuesday at the temple in Middleport for a cleanin'g CLUB TO MEET The Middleport Uterary Club will meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Bernard Fultz. Mrs. Bert · Grimm will review "Trees" and Mrs. Richard Owen will review "Drumbeats in Williamsburg." Roll call will be " A Pioneer I've ·.Known ." REVIVAL SET RUTLAND - A revival will begin Wednesday, Jan. 21, at the Rutland Free Will Baptist Church with evangelist Rev . John Elswick as speaker. Saturday, Jan. 24, the Gospel Tones will be featured. Pastor is Rev . Roger Turner. The public is welcome . Services are 7:30 nightly. by p~rmissl on nf Til E 1\LTTMAN N AIH .III VI: 1804: America's most .infamous duel. Hatred is smouldering in Aaron Burr. He'd planned grand things for himself, including the Presidency. In 1800 he tied with Jefferson. Until Alexander Hamilton threw his Federalists votes against Burr. Now, it's four years later. Burr tries another route to power. Offers himself as a candidate for governor of New York. Once !lgain, Hamilton's influence defeats him. Almost anything is cause for a duel these days: politics, women, debts, insults. Burr challenges Hamilton, and the gentleman accepts. The morning of July ' . 11th, Burr fires and his shot is true. Hamilton misfires and .lies dying. There is no glory ahead forBurr . Hamilton Jives on in history, a hero. ~ (Fu} . I . Farmers Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatlori • re~~!~ ;)~!"aft~~ma~. Carpenter Pel . flnals Mr. and Mrs. Dale Harvey and daughters spent several days in the Lockhart, Texas area with her mother, Gladys McWhorter and other relatives. They visited points .of interest there including the LBJ Ranch. Members of the United Methodist Women's Group of Temple Church met at the home of Mrs. carl Crabtree' for their January meeting. Mrs . Arthur Crabtree ·assisted by Betty Mattox and Elizabeth Jordan, presented devotiOns using the Prayer and Seif-Denial packet to · show where our money is being used as we give to help others. An offering was taken. Copies of " The Lamplighter" were prepared for mailing. A dessert was served by the hostess to Mrs. Dick Bietsel, a guest, Mrs, Arthur Crabtree, Mrs. Murl Galaway, Mrs. Lucy Thomas, Mrs. Hazel Culwell, Mrs. Don Comer, Mrs. Mendal Jordan, Mrs . Robert Mattox and Kevin Crabtree. Earl Starkey and Mendal Jordan from Columbia Grange joined other Meigs County Grangers, Mrs . G. A. Radekin and Mrs. Robert Holliday, Laurel Grange; Leo Story, Hemlock, and Seth Nicholson and Norman Will, Harrisonville, at the District Legislative meeting at Albany Grange, Athens County on Wednesday evening. James Ross, State Grange Master, led a very worthwhile discussion on pending legislature. COLUMBUS - ONCE MORE DEAlJNG with minor bills on the fioor while waiting for standing committees w put together some major legislltlon, the Ohio General Assembly reconvenes Tuesday. The House Is to reconvene 11 a. m. and the Senate 1:30 p. m. The House Utilities Committee Is to meet Tuesday and Wednesday to begin amending legislation that would change · the fonnula for caleulallng utlllty rates. As originally written by the chief sponsor, Rep. Demls L. Wojtanowakt, ( 0WIUoughby Hills,) the bill would have replaced the current fonnula with one based on original cost of constructloo e1 utilitY plants. . .•. ,: Ohio utlUUea favor the current fonnula based on what 14 . would cost to reconstruct a pll!nt at today's prlce8, leq, depreciation. Wojtanowskl said he f~ra Ilia supporters on the. House Utilities Committee will have to accept a comprOIIliR: He said they will offer a ll!!rlea of amendments to restore original language on behalf of consumers, adding "we'll: probably get creamed." ; ... Elberfelds In .P I Save Up To 50% During This Annual Sales Event j "To help celebrate this year:s Bicentennial, how about raising my allowance to $17 . 76~' ' to 2 to 5 I CLOSE AT. NOON ON THURS.l-;-EAST COU.RT MONDAY THRU THURSDAY $:30 lO 5 PM. Elberfelds In Pome .> '" • By MIKE FEINSfLBER WASHINGTON i UPI) President Ford has called on an election-year Congress to both raise and cut taxes, curtail government and forego the attempt to seek miracle cures for lingering economic troubles. In a State of the Union address that can serve as hiS platform in Republican primary battles against Ronald Reagan , Ford ·sa id the national state after 17 months of , his stewardship was "in many ways a lot better - but still not good elderly, but no national health insurance; more judges, jails and prosecutors to fight crime, but no new gun control measures; housing sub~idies for 400,000 tenants and 100,000 home buyers; and tne creation of a plan to give · lax benefits to low-and middle-income familie~ who invest in securities . ...- VOL XXVII NO. 195 policeman abroad and ''" indulgent parent here af horne ... We must be more honest with the American people, promisjng them no more than we can deliver, and delivering all that we promise." He said he believed in a job for everyone who wants tb work , but he specifically He also proposed co n- rejected a "full employment " solidat ing SIO billion in health bill, which has been endorsed programs ; tax incentives for by most of the 11 declared business firms which in- · Democratic presidential · can~ . crease jobs; enaetm<!nt of his didates , to proVide a govern1975 energy program, in- ment job for every worker eluding removal of price who cannot find priva(e emenough ." con trols on natural gas; ployment. He sa id private He advocated lla new rea- easing taxes on inherited business is where to look for !ism" whose theme was that farms; an increase in defense " real, rewarding, perman!!nl government must do less in spending; and a fre e hand to jobs ." the hope that citizens then · "help our friends, such as in Furd spoke in the House can do more for themselves. Angola ." c~amber for 47 minutes, He proposed expanding and In reaction, Republican before Co ngress 1though making perma nent the Sen. Barry M. Goldwater many members were absent, current income tax cut, by called Ford courageous for their seats filled by increasing the $750 personal advocating restraint. House congressional aides), the ellemption to $875 next year Speaker Carl Albert said the cabinet, the Supreme Court,' and making other speech _lacked vision. Sen. lhe diploma tic corps and the libralizatioris, but he also Edmund S. Muskie will give television cameras. His ~ext, asked for heavier payroll the formal Democratic reply with munerous handwritten taxes to meet a worrisome on television at 9 p.m . EST changes, was typed in big Social Security deficit. Wednesday . type, four lines to a page. He proposed an Increase in Striking his th eme, Ford Applause was perfunctory. Medicare covera~e for the said : "We tried to be a Here is a swnmary o'f Jr==:=============::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;.;.:·=·=·:·=·=·=·=·:·=·=·=~=·=·=·· =·=·:::·:·=:===·=:=====:=:=:=====:===:=:::=:=:=:=;=;========t~ !!!!News. • •in B.r_iefs,lj . ~ By Unlled Press international WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT FORD HAS ASKED chief federal mediator W. J. Usery Jr. to become secretary of Jahor, filling a vacancy left by the resignation of John T. Dunlop, according to White House sources. These sources predicted Usery would accept the offer, prompting an announcement before the end of the week. Tbe appointment could stir opposition among conservative Republicans. Usery's aides declined to confirm the White House report . They nonetheless noted that Usery was sitting with 'Ford's family in the House chamber Monday night when the President delivered his State of the Union speech. A strapping Georgian, Usery, 52, has served as chief of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service since 1973 and as a special presidential assistant since 1974. He is generally acknowledged to be the nation's top mediator, WAYNESBURG, PA. - MORE THAN 3,500 miners were itDed Monday when roving pickets kept sill Greene County coal mines closed and also shut down one mine. in Fayette County and another in Wasbington County. Three of the five companies affected by the wildcat strike obtained court injlUlctions wend the walkout . The pickets were reported to have come from the Nemacolin mine of YoungstoWI) Sheet and Tube Co. in Greene County where 400 miners walked out Jan. 12. Mines closed by the pickets for the first time Monday were the lsaiJI!lla mine of National Steel Corp. in Fayette County and the "esta No. 5 1Cn~tinm~l on page 10) · MAIN STORE, ANNEX A:.D WAREHOUSE . OPEN e CHILD KILLED - All five occupants of this car were thrown out of the vehicle one being killed, in an accident on Route 1 near Pomeroy at 4:40p.m. Monday. Dead i~ 17month-old Brandon Regen Counts of Syracuse. • at en tine POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1976 Ford .would raise and lower ta~es COLUMBUS - THE OHIO GENERAL ASSEMBLY was to reconvene today, with floor action on a variety of minor bills and continued committee work on more substantive legislation, House floor action was scheduled on a bill designed to encourage industries to develo~ their own fuel supplies. The measure, sponsored by Rep. Thomas J . Carney, DBoardman, would prohibit counties and iownships from banning, through wning, the use of at)Y land owned by an indUstrial firm for oil and gas prodUction, provided the fuel is for the company's own plants. Tbe bill would have no effect on existing municipal wning procedures. The Senate calendar featured a House-passed bill establishing the crime of record piracy and setting penalties for it. Under tbe measure, authored by Rep. Troy L. James, DCieveland, it would be Illegal to make records or tapes for the purpoee of selling them or using them for prufit without permission from the recording artist. JANUARY ctEARANCE SALE LAFF- A- DAY ESCAPED SERIOUS INJURY :; This car driven by Lewis J. Fox , Route 2 Pomeroy, was heavtly damaged when It was struck on Route 1 near Pomeroy by a car driven bv Victor R. CoWlts, 22, Syracuse at 4:40p.m. Monday. Fox escaped without serious injury. - • allotment being accepted N·ews •• in Briefs went across the centerline and its left side and rear crashed headon into a northbound car driven by Lewis J . Fox, 67, ' Route 2, Pomeroy. The entire side of the Counts car was torn out and the front of Fox's car was demolished. The Middleport E-R squad and the Southeastern Ohio Emergency Medical Service had vehicles on the scene. All of the persons involved in both cars were taken to Velerans Memorial Hospital. Brandon Counts was dead on arrival at the hospital. His parents, his grandmother and Shannon Counts, who would be his aunt , were all hospitalized. Fox was lreated for injuries and released. Brandon is survived by his parentS, Victor and Lura Phillis Carroll Counts; his paternal grandparen.ts , Victor and Virginia Coun ts of members of his family are In guarded condition at Veterans Memorial Hospital today as the result or a twoear collision on SR 7 about 187 feet from the juncUon of SR 1 and 143, at 4:40p.m. Monday. Dead Is Brandon Reagen Counts, a passenger in a southbound car driven by his father, Victor R. Counts, 22, Syracuse. Others in the car were the child's mother, Lura Coun Is, 18; his grandmother, Kathleen Coun ts, 43, Syracuse, and her two-yearold daughter, Shannon . Ali five of the occupants were thrown out of the car. The d~partmen t of Sheriff Robert Hartenbach said the south bound vehicle driven by Victor Counts had passed another southbound car on Route 1 and had returned to his lane Of traffic when the ·Syracuse, and his mate,rnal vehicle spun out on the ice on grandmother, Mrs. Mae tne roadway . The vehicle 1Continue<! on page 10) Applications for tobacco "FR IENDLY ONES" show why Quality Doesn't - IT PAYS! RS: 9:30 A 17-month-Old Syracuse boy was killed and four ..-.---... ..... customers . Come in let one of our OFFICE. f~ Cigar tobacco acreage available -~• 1 Who sa id the good-old days were gone? We've brought them back just for ---.....-J undei- prelftlt Jaw to 'ROAD aren't here yet.'' The Department Store of Building Since 1915. by Blue Cro•. ','We did make an el'lcrl w mue Cross to control holpltal control costs," said Brown, costs," said Brown. "If rut be said his office was adopted, these ammdme!U msuccessfulln Its court fight will give him that authority.'! against rising hooplllll coeta. Eckart 1181d he had not The Attorney General had heard from Blue CI'OI1I !I asked the court to allow the Ohio concerning . his state to refuae the rate Jn.. • legislation, but that ~ crease requests, but the case national Blue Cr011 BOMB FOUND was rejected by the high Alloclation bad Indicated ti BOSTON (UP! I - A court. favored the amendmenta • ..: briefcase containing a bomb "1'he ~ourt said the Eckart said he expected was foWld in a closet on the superintendent of Insurance hearings on the bill In tWb fifth noor of the downtown doesn't have . any authority . weeks. • federal building today and ., three floors of the building were evacuated . . tTI1e @[E)~~ POMEROY, OHIO SAO,OOO.OO Maximum Insurance For Each Depositor Brown said the Supreme Court, In a ruling last November. has made it Impossible for the state Dep8rtment of Insurance to refuse rate increases asked Recent development an annual basis. ~ -: concerning cigar tobacco Cigar binder and filler ba4 production In Ohio provide bee~ grown in this area mil for changes in surrender and all Indications show It Ia '!. reallocation of allotment successful crop, Farmer! acreage. Applications for must have adequate barns f,.. reallocated acreage of cigar curing, land, labor and binder and filler tobacco will equipment available for !hi be taken by the Meigs and production of cigar lobacc~ ' . Gallia County ASCS offices The farmer must assure !hi Wltil March 1, 1976. GaiUa and Meigs CoWlty ABC • Galli a and Melg$ County Committees that the acreag~ . farmers applying for cigar tobacco allotment acreage· '¥- alL. "0WA IQ. C. . J! A(K -' . would be applying for be obtained from the GaiDa acrea~e that Is to be CoWlty ASCS office located al MAKING THE BEST OF EVERY CIRCVMST ANCE surrendered In a limited 95 Sycamore St., Gallipolis'; Aldous Huxley, a distinguished writer with a varied amount from the Miami or the Meigs County ASCS literary career, once said , ''Experience is not what happens to Valley this year. The . office located at West :lnd a man: It is wha t a man does with what happens to him." The surrender and reallocation Is Street, Pomeroy. difference between failure and achievement, frustrat.ion and a voluntary program and on • happiness in many circumstances often depend largely upon • • choosing alternatives in a bad situation. Rather than accept disappointment and defeat with a problem we can always look • for ot.her possibilities. Somel.iines problems are opportunities •' dressed up in work clothes. • • Happiness and success is dependent upon our making • eveFy situation a positive experience for good. Even when • Applications for a new established for the curre~t everything we've planned to do and tried goes wrong, it can farm tobacco allotment will year. .. still be an experience for good when we learn from cir- be aceepted until Feb. •l5, by 3 The appUcant shall cumstances and make the best of every situation . the Ga!Ua and Meigs CoWlty Every cirtiunstance offers alternatives and options. U one ASCS Committees. Only a have buildings and equip. men! to C'!fl' for the crop. choice fails, make anothe·r, and another, if necessary, and small amoWlt of quota Is 4 - In the current year the follow through on-each choice until achievement is realized. available nationally. applicant must make over The following list suggests some principles in making the best This situation makes the half of his total Income from of every circumstance: condition of eligibility very the production of agriculture I. In daily living, look for surprises, not jusi wbaf.is exstrict so it is extremely difpected. If you will look for the good in each day , you will find ficult for a farm to receive a commodities. 5 - The applicant must that every day offers many unsuspected favors. new (arm allotment. Some have tobacco experience as a 2. In routine, try to find order and pl!rpo~e. not just conditions of eligibility are as tenant or operator in at least boredom and conformity. Make your routine a practice of good follows: · two years since 1971. habits that will give direction to your life. 1 - The apllii.cant. shall be Further information may 3.1n change,-looklor .promises and new opportunities, nol the owner of the farm. be obtained from · Gallla, just threats to present circumstances. Progress rides in on 2 - The applicant shall not CoWlty ASCS located at !Q change, but not all change is progress. When change comes, be the owner or operate any Sycamore St., Ga!Upolls, or use it objectively for your best advantage. other farm In the United Meigs County ASCS office 4: In problems, look for hope , not despair. Find alter- States for which a burley located at West Second natives, exercise options: Is Street, Pomeroy. tobacco allotment 5. In loneliness, find peace,.nol just emptiness. Use quiet " times and moments by yourself to read and occupy your time · with hobbies. And remember, God Is always close to those who trust in Him. 6. In suffering, try to find meaning, not just agony. (Continued from page 1J •• Sometimes through suffering we are spared a worse late had competition Friday night with an original dance routine· and circumstances been different. was voted ' 'Junior Miss Spirit" by the other girls In the Make the best of every circumstance. Every situation can, C!impetitlon. be turned into a meaningful experience. And experience is one Miss Wooster, who received a $1,000 college scholjn-ahlp, pOssession that t~e government has not yet taxed! ·also gets her eltpellses paid to comjlete In the America Jtuilor Miss competition at Mobile, Ala,, In AprU. Rwmersup, id order, were Kimberly Ktlh of Columbus; Kri.o KIDleoh, Daytbi\ ; Cindy Rust, Hamilton, and SUsan Evans, Akron. ' ... .. "The good old .days are gone , the good new ones POMEROY BLOCK 00. -· ,P Veterans Memorial Hospital 18, a daughter to Mr. and SATURDAY ADMISSIONS Mrs. David Pearson, Point - Paul Burns, Pomeroy i Pleasant, and a son to Mr. Shane J;:ngle, Middleport ; and Mrs . Johnny Krebs, Gary Ginther, Long Bottom . Point Pleasant. SATURDAY DISCHARGES - Carmel Jewett , Holzer Medical Ceuler Phyllis Newlun, Ralph Hall, Births, Jan. 16 Irene Russell, Dinah Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Larry HarClarence Wolfe, Dores Ar- desty, daughter, Gallipolis; nold, Donald Yost, Marty Mr . and Mrs. William R. Morarity, Mara bel Frecker, Jenkins, son, Oak Hill; Mr. Wanda Sprague , Shirley and Mrs. Alan Peaslee, son, HIW TEMPS .Bishop, Ronald Bostic. Lakin, W. Va. NEW YORK ( liPI )' :.:_ The' SUNOAY ADMISSIONS Births Jan.l7 highest temperature reported Samuel Boston, Letart, W. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Griffith, Sunday to the National Va . ; Cecil Dillon, Tuppers son, Ewing ton ; Mr. and Mrs. Plains; Irene Haning, Randy Mills, daughter, Weather Service, excluding Pomeroy ; Marcy Carig, Syracuse; Mr . and Mrs. Alaska and Hawaii, was 78 Racine ; Frances Swartz, Wayne A. Smith, daughter, degrees at Yuma, Ariz. Today's low was 33 degrees Letart, W. Va. Beaver. below zero at Massena, N. Y. SUNDAY DISCHARGES Teresa Grueser, ~ John 1'--------------------~ Gillilan . f'ession. From a Great American Bank regions, and "opens up participation in the plan" by its subscribers. · Ford's major proposals: TAXES : Ford said tbe existing tax cut, carried over for the first six months of this year from 1975, would save An1ericans $18 billion. He proposed extending and making permanent the cut, to add $10 billion to the saving, g<vmg an additional $227 a year saving to a family of four earning $15,000 a year. Th e persona l exemption would rise to $875 this year Valley Lumber fire contained Losses are exPf!'ted to run jnto several thousand dollars as the result of a fire which struck the office and sales room of the Ohio Valley Lmnber Co. on South Third Ave., in Middleport Monday night. Middleport and Pome.roy . firemen were able to coniine the blaze to that area. Damaged by smoke and fire were many i!ems sold to walk in customers kept in the front area of the large wooden structure which houses the Lumber firm. Masot:J, W.Va ., fire department represe n. tatives were on hand to keep the air mas.ks Of the other firemen filled for use. . The fire was discovered about 9:44 p.m. by Middleport Police Officer Sid Lillie whose home, located about a block from the t ·" '1 I I I Weather F'IR~MEN GET WATER to the inside o! the salesroom and office of the Ohio Vallev Lm~ber Co., South Tinrd Ave ., Middleport Monday night. Middleport and Pomeroy fireme~ conftned the blaze to tha t area. · Pomeroy council voted Firemen were .commended for savi ng the wooden structure from goi ng up in flames. It was believed that the blaze was caused by a fl oor furnace. Wilbur Theobald, an owner, said he was certain the furnac e had been . turned down before the office closed for the day . He said it was fortunate that merchandise was low because the firm was getting ready for inventory. · Records Of the company were badly damaged as were the numerous building item, kept in the office' and . sales area. . . Theobald said the firm has insurance but he was unable to determine if it is adequate to cover losses since the damages were not to , be explored until today. ' Firemen returned io their stations aboutll:57 p.m. but Middleport fir emen were called again to the scene at 3:30 a.m. when a report was received thai fire had broken out again. However, firemen found no flames . \ New· move made to put coal plant in Ohio Area fire, E~R units will meet · Turning colder, and snow ending during the afternoon after accumulation of I to 2 inches : Colqer tonight and Wednesday, lows in lower 20s, highs Wednesday in lower 30s. Probability of precipitation 20 per cent tonight and Wednesday. Lumber Co., was gu tted by . fire last week. Before the Middleport department ieft its quarters it ·summoned Pomeroy for assistance at 9:46p.m. Pomeroy buying 181 parking meters reported to be resi~tant to Monday night to purchase 181 vnndalism a nd freezin g firm and the Economic Ad new parking ineters, abo~t wea ther. The company will Development half of the number in town . train meter 'personnel if the minis tration. , Council appoinled Louis B. They will be the Rockwell village wishes. Vaughan, police offi cer, as meters from Charles Lee The Safety committee , the Pomeroy Police DepartAssociates, Cincinnati. Mayor Clarence Andrews and Twenty-three of tile melers Police Chief Jed Webster will ment patrolman who will be (Continued nn page 10) have been used here on a trial meet with a · con1pa ny in charge.of juvenile arrests · basis; tl1ese 23 will be represe ntative nex t week to · and problems in the village of ' , deducted from the total 181 decide Wl<ere the 181 new Pomeroy. Attending were Mayor being purchased. meters will be located. Andrews ,' Clerk ,Jane Walton, According to the Council agreed last night Treasurer Phyllis Henness.v. agreement of purchase , the informally to offer the old town will pay Lee Associates, me ters being removed for $2.10 a month on each of the sale to the public. Old parking A move to toea te a coal meters fora five year period. .meters are collector items EXTENDED OUTLOOK The amount will include . and ·are some times used as gasification plant in the coalThursday through rich eastern portion of the payment for the meter - money banks or in making Saturday, fair Thursday slate in order to provide each costs about $90 - and lamps. and Friday and a chance of · Council agreed to have the additional fuel gas supplies is monthly service on the 181 rain or snow Saturday. now being organized by three meters by a company street sweeper repaired and Highs Thursday will be In eastern Regional Planning representative for the five approved the compte led work the upper 20s to the mid 30s .and De v e I o p me n t year period. The ·company of the G. M. Baker Co. which and iows will be In the will provide all or the meier ins talled the pump system at Organizations (RPDO's) . . teens. Temperatures will Cooperating in this effort parts and will also' repair five the water source in Syracuse. moderate by Saturday to are the Ohio Mid-Eastern percent of· the old melers in The approval of the work of highs In the 30s or lower 40s town a t each · monthly visit. the compa ny was a formali ty Governments Association and lows In the 20s. Tl1e new meters are required1by the engi neering IOMEGA), the Eastgate Development and Transporta tion Agen<'Y I EDATA), ' and the Buckeye HillsHocking Valley Regional Development District ( BHHVRDD )'. . Together these The Area Volunteer Fire gover nin g eme r gency asked t.u ha, ·._, : J ~I 1 u11s cwU RPDO's represent U1e local and Emergency Association vehicles and what is expected mileage for 1975. gov~rnments of Belmont, will meet at 7:30 p.m . of operators of such vehicles, The associa lion has 400 Carroll, Coshocton, Guern- Wednesday at the Pomeroy both priva te and department members · among e ight sey, Harrison, Holmes, ~'ire Department owned. emergency squad and 13 fire Jeffers on, Muskingum, Headquarters , Butternut Each chief is asked lc have department& from Gallipolis Thscarawas, Columbiana , Ave., Pomeroy, Bob E. Byer, available at the meeting a Point l'leasant, ·Middleport: Mahoning, Trumball , presiden t, announces. complete summary of his Rutland , Pomeroy ' Mason Ashtabula, Athens, Hocking, The Ohi~ Highway Patrol department's runs, mileage New Haven, 'Hacine: Meigs , Monroe, Mo1•ga n, will supply a speaker to in- and fire losses for 1975 . First Syracuse, Basht.tn, Onmge .Noble, Perry and Washington . form members of the· laws aid anlJ squad chid s are Township, Ravcn:Jwwxl and Cnlmties. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Chcs tcr. Police Chief Jed Webster and council members 'Dr: ~arold Brown, Charles Bartels, Phil Globokar, Lo~is Osborne, Harry Davis, and Ralph Werry. Vault door held firm Alter an unsuccessful attempt apparently Sunday night to break mto the school vault, only a quantity of food was stolen from the kitchen in a breaking ·and entering of Eastern High School. · Sheriff Robert Hartenbach said tools from the school workshop were used to gain entrance into the vault. The vault's door was heaVily damaged, but held firm . An attempt then was made to get into the vault by tearing out the cement block side, a tactic also unsuccessful. B~rman ~enry of -the BCI is in Meigs County today ass1stmg Shertfl Hartenbach in investigation of the incident. There was no indication as to how entrance wa s gained into the school building. Two mishaps reported Sheriff Robert Harlenbach's Dept. investiga ted one accident Monday night and another Tuesday morning. At 1:20 a.m. Tuesady on SR 681 Charles Smith, Jr ., 34, Route I Reedsville, was driving a vehicle which wa• !JUShing a second car driveri by Johnny Chevalier, 30, Route I, Reedsville. The Chevalier car had stalled . Puring the pushing, Chevalier tar's engine s tar ted, then siopped. Smith's car skidded on the icy 'I road and hit lhe rear of the Chevalier car. There was moderate damage to Smith vehicle . Al6: 10 p.m. MOnday on SR 124 near the Portland park, a deer ran into the side of a ca r driven by Daniel S. Cod ner, 16, Rt. 2, Racine , then into the path Of a second eastbound car driven by Robert L. Riffle, Route 2 Racine. Both d~ivers and Rebecca Satns and Mrs. Robert Riffle passengers, had minor · in: juries. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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