https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/85e29eb7e90e30c65d2b1df252f647d3.pdf b73fb6d1a9999c6fe4789a84f78c8e63 PDF Text Text - , 28 - The SlUld•yTimes -lientinel. Swtdav. Jan. 25. 1976 Miss Samuels will tour Mobile home State seeking h atD~~:~~o;e~e f~!ti:a~~ s orter bridge I r· epair C OSIDg Europe with wind band POMEROY Suzy Samuels, 536 W. Main Sl., Pomeroy, has been accepted for membership in the United States Collegiate Wind Band, se lected musical a organization which will make a concert tour of seven European countries in July and August. Suzy's mother is Mrs. Mary Alice Samuels. Suzy plays sousaphone in the local Meigs High School Band directed by Dwight Goillll. The invitation to tour with the United States Collegiate Wind Band was received from Prof. AI G. Wright, Director of Bands at Purdue University (Lafayette, Indiana) and conductor of five ·previous US Collegiate Wind Band Tours since they were started in 1971. The associate conductor, Gladys Wright, is the founding president of the Women Band Directors National Association. ' - [ f - .--~;- '. 1 - .. ·-- • Feltman's Corner ONCE A BEEHIVE of commercia l activity, a ne w_genera ti on of commerce - the modern branch bank - soon will enhance the economy and beautify the \•illage of Vinton . Pomeroy. Business comer is revitalized VINTON - , With the completion of th e Vmton branch of the First National Bank buildmg on the Feltman corner at Vinton near at hand, the community's old timers have been reminisci ng about ' the day s at the beginning of the century or earlier when the corner was a beehive of activity. This picture, found among personal treasures of Mrs. Garland Elliott, lhe former ,Jenrue RusseU of Vinton, shows the size of the onginal structure. All who have discussed the picture agree that the genera l dry goods store of the John H. Feltman family occupied the lower, or left hand· side with the double doors and windows. The next room was where one went to fit shoes, buy arctics or gum boots. Some say Ed Mc-Ghee's barber shop was next in line; others, that Almond Baker 's MRS. John R. Ed,;..ard~, of 5oJO Terrace Heights Dr., · Yakima, Washington, is seeking informa tion on a G::.llm County area pioneer couple . · +++ IN a letter to the Daily Tribune earher this month , Mrs. Edwards wrote: ~'Do you have any mformahon on the marriage of Rebecca M. Willson (or IVilson) and Henry Wilson McGath ' They were married (a pproximately ) on April 16, 1868, in Ga i!ia County. This couple was pioneers of that community. They raised their family in Gallipohs (although Rebecca was born in New York ). Henry was the son of Ehas and Sarah Hartsook McGath of Raccoon Twp. " an d living meat shop 1the latter druve a restaurant quarter s. huckster wagon about the Th e hardware store was rom mumly a lso with fr eshly butchered meat) . Anyway , owned by " Unc ie Will" both were in this next section , Butler but la ter a post office ~<as installed there with the along with a restaurant. Among the names of those names Ed Beggs, Harold con nected with the Sa nsbu ry. and Mr : and Mrs. restau ranL were Charles and Har tley DeVore meritioncd as Molly Davis, Mrs lda Buker, postmaster s. Too. Karl Mr . and Mrs. CarliVard, Mr . Koontz w::J s one of lhe ear her and Mrs. Frank P erkins. Mr. ones, with h1s s1slcr , Nola, a nd Mr s. P e rr y Fisher and Kat e Port er as his j V irgje Hartsook ) , Mrs . asststants. Upsta1 rs, over th e Fellman Mirmie Gray assisled bv Ra v Quickel. Mr and Mrs . store were cloth mg and wall Dumo it , Mr. and Mrs . paper of all des cr iptions William Quic kJe, und Mrs. readv for the customer's chooSing Charles Robinson Minerva Warren . After the north half of the was rnen't10ned as an ear ly bm ldmg was torn down m dentist using an upstairs recent years, Mr . <md Mrs offi ce, but Or. Colby Feltman Glen Brown t Grace Baker ) h::J d tins location In la ter bUJit a bloc k building on the years. Acr oSs the ha ll from site , hous1n g boti1 a his offi ce was the Vinton Special guests will be their corps commanding officers , Oper<:~ House where some yet today recall roller skating or dancing on the spacious floor 1 or enjoying silent movies shown th~re . There was a ~ ' Mr. Whealdon" had a studio up there too, about 1900, which laler was taken ov~r by Mr. and Mrs. George Mye rs, assisted by their son, Wayne . Someone has recalled there w::Js a cream sta tion in t he block under the control of Mrs. Cora Quickie McGhee ; also a doctor's office with Dr. Alfred Clark a nd his brother, Dr. Joh n Clark, answering ca lls from there. Fm ally, a Dr , wa tts came to Vinton. Dr. D. K. Matthews remembers as a lad in high school he earned the sum of $6 per week fur the da iiy cleaning of Dr. Watts' office and preparing the doctor's mstruments for the next day, a n eaPiy expenence lh a t encouraged him to study medicine and become an M.D. hunself ! After Mr. Feltman 's health fa iled, his daughter Beryl and her husband, Newton Rees, took over the store. With his death later, Mrs. Rees moved to Florida and the building was purchased by a Mr. Long , who had living quarters for his . family upstairs and a furnace and repair shop downstairs. Now he too is gone. So are the hitching ra cks on both sides of the building, and the wooden porch in front . Completion of the modern brick bank building will be a sib'Tlificant asset to the Vinton co mmunity, and cer tainly beautifying .the once famous corner! fire Sunday London, Paris, Lucerne, Altdorf, Innsbruck, Lugano, Munich, Amsterdam, Aix les Baines and Heidelburg. The group will assemble in New York City for rehearsals prior to their departure on July 25. While in New York City the group will play ·invitational concerts at the lincoln Center for the Performing Arts and In the Plaza of the Americas at Rockefeller Center: · Acceptance for membership in this highly talented group of college and high school musicians is con· sidered a musical honor of national importance. A maximum of 100 musicians are chosen from the entire Praise meeting called POMEROY :_ Envoy and Mrs . Ray Wining , com· manding officers of the Pomeroy Outpost, are announcing a special praise meeting for comrades, soldiers and the public on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Hall at 115 Butternut Ave ., ' damaged by The band will travel for three weeks in England, France, Gennany, Austria, Ilaly, Holland and Switzerland . Concerts will be performed in the cities of Lt. and Mrs . Daniel Griffin or Athens . A carload of Athens soldiers will also attend. Cornets, piano, drum, and tambourines will be played, p1us testimonies and a message. All past soldiers and friends of The Salvation Army are urged to attend . Local soldiers, along with Major Glenna Rumme l (retired) and Eloise Adams, YPSM, have gone over many names of the 1940s and 1950s who have been connected with the work, salvation, soldiership, Home Leag ue and League of Mercy in the past. Ministers and supporters of lhe work here and in Athens are invited. mobile home of Mr . and Mrs . Jeff Karr, Naylor's Run, Pomeroy, at 7:35 p .m . Sunday. Pomeroy Fire Chief Charles Legar said the cause. :te~~v:;~ys:~\c~a~:~~ the hvmg room and heavy smoke and heat damage to the remainder of tbe mobile home, was undetermined. Mr. and Mrs. Karr were visiting his parents in Middleport at the time of the fire , which was discovered by neighbors. There was some insurance. SUZY SAMUELS United States once each year. Students from 41 of the 50 states participated in the 1975 USCWB Tour. The 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974 and 1975 concerts by the U.S .C. W.B. in Europe, England and Russia were received with great critical acclaim with standing ovations the rule. In addition to performing concerts the Wind Band g'roup will visit musi cal shrines, museums and places of musical interest such as Richard Wagner's house in Lucerne, Mozart's m Sa lz.. burg and Boethoven's in Bonn, and attend selected concerts and performances in European concert ha ils ancl open houses . _vo_L_XX_V_II_ worth, or just for what it cost you .•?" CARROL K. SNOWDEN 24 State Stree' Gallipolis Phone .:146-429 0 Hom e H6 · 4S1B CARRY OUT ONLY . Like a cood """ ,..... StareFann llll4ltl neichbor, Crow's Steak House islhere. .itiL STATE FARM FIRE AND CASUALTY COMPANY Pomerov, Ohio Home OffiCe +++ Bloomulg!On, Illinois P-7449 \Eiberfelds In Pomeroy January Furniture Sale! BOWLING OAN THOMP-SON FORO BOWLING LEAGUE W eek of Jan . 20, 1976 Team Won Lost No . I 30 10 No . 3 JO 10 No . 5 26 14 No 8 26 14 No . 2 24 16 No . 4 24 16 No. 9 22 18 N o. 12 18 22 No 16 18 22 No 6 16 24 No . 10 16 :14 No 11 16 '24 No 14 16 '24 No . 15 16 24 No . 13 14 '26 No . 7 8 32 Team 1 loo~ 8 po i n ts from Team 4 Harold Lookado was high for Team 1 wit h 517 pins , and Mer i da Shaw was high for Team 4 with 520 pins Team S took 8 poinh from T ea m 11. Burl Coo k was hig h for Team S with 601 p ins, and F rank Krauller was h i gh fl;)r Teem 11 With 45 1 PinS . · Te am a took 8 points from T earn 15. Joe Will was high tor Te am 8 w i th 500 pins , and Debbie Daves was high tor Team 15 wi'h 444 p ins Team 2 took 6 point s from Team J. Jack Mink was high ror Team 2 wlt, 529 pins . and Ri c t'lartl Smrth wa s h tQt'l for T eam 7 with 465 p ins Team 6 took 6 Points from Team 1-4 . L1nda Northup WASHINGTON (UPI) The country is graduaUy recovering from the worst recession since World War II but Inflation will remain at about 6 per cent through 1976 and unemployment will remain "distressingly high " despite some improvement, President Ford's chief economists said today. "Even under the bes\- of circumstsnces, the return to fuU employment camot realistically be accomplishe<l this year or next," Ford 's Council of Economic Advisers said in its annual report. But food and energy price increases should be moderate, housing construction should increase significantly, consumer spending should rise and the nation's total "real" output of good& and services should climb into plus figures .after two years of declines, it said. Ford, in a brief report accompanying the council's report, said, "The underlying fact about our economy is that it is steadily growing healthier." The council painted a cautiously optimistic picture or an economy that is experiencing a solid, slow recovery but still Gallia not [News. . .zn Brzefs\\1 . . By Uolted Presslnternatfooal . DETROIT - DETROIT BEGAN A UMITED court· ordered school desegregation plan today with about 15,000 elementary pupils traveling to new classrooms by bus. There ' were no reports of trouble . Fewer than 10 per cent of the city's 247,000 students were involved in the busing program in the city, the nation's fifth largest public school system and the largest to Integrate under , court order. Tbe rest of the desegregation plan, which calls for busing of an overall 21,853 students, goes into effect Tuesday when middle and high schools open classes for the second . ~~e~~~ester . Another 30,000 will walk to new schools as part of the .·..· plan. IVARREN, OHIO - TEACHERS IN THE Brookfield school dlalrict went on strike today In a contract dispute. The members of the Brookfield Federation of Teachers voted to stay off the job until an agreement could be reached on a new contract. The systeni has 101 teachers, 2,200 students and three schools. TEL AVIV, fSRAEL - PRIME MINISTER Yitzhak Rabin United States today with a promise of Israeli wllllngnas to make "far-reaching territorial compromises" in return for peace with the Arabs. But official sources said Rabin carried no dramatic new propoll8ls for a Middle East settlement on his 11-day official vlslt. new to the IVASHINGTON - INDIRECT SUBSIDIES paid through !be tax system willcost the government $88 billion this year nearly ... much as the defense budget and a $4 billion increase over 1875. These subsidies, 77 in number, are called "tax expenditures"~ taxes the government chooses not to impose on incoole which is put to purposes It wanls to encourage or reward.· The budget shows the largest tax expenditure in 1976 will be !be f6.15 blllioo corporations will save in taxe.s by taking lldv111tage of the investment tax credit, which allows them to lubtrllcl part of the cost of new plant and equipment from tuea due. The purpose is to stimulate and modernize the bullness ecooomy. The 1978 cost is nearly $2 btllion higher than - Come to the Third Floor Furniture Department Now For These Special Savings Kroehler Uving Room Suites Chairs, Love Seats and Rock-or-Lounges . . 1175. Another big tax expenditure is tbe deduction taxpayers claim on the interest paid on home mortgages. Those able to take advantage of lt will save $4.5 billlon in 1976. Those unable to will pay more in taxe.s than they otherwise might. I CINCINNATI -FffiE CAUSED ABOUT $55,000Sunday to alll\'11'11 owned by IVUllam Poulus, a witness in the grand jury lnveetlgatlon Into aUeged pollee ml8conduct. Firemen and Poulos suspected arson. U . Ed Klayer of the I1IIINrbln Groe.sbeclt Ftre Department said the blaze In the Ccme On To My House bar, open less than. one year, was "deliberately set." I Main Store, Annex and Warehouse Open Monday lhru Thursday and Saturday 9:30 to 5:00, Friday 9:30 to 8:00. !Continued on page U) r .' oacing many pitfalls . The report was laced with warnings that attempts to overstimulate the economy would bring greater inflation and threaten Ute recovery . It said increasing federal deficits to create jobs would squeeze private investment funds out of tbe economy and "the expansion could staU some time before employment returns to an ac ceptable level. " · "What we need is a durable recovery - not a boom that carries the seeds of renewed instability in prices, incomes and employment,'' the council said. Inflation should moderate somewhat during 1976, the council said, dropping from its high of 12.1 per cent in 1974 and 7.3 ]ler cent in 1975 to about 6 per cent during this year. The price of food and energy will not continue their meteoric rise of the last three years unless some unpredictable problem arises, lhe council said . Preliminary indkations are for increased food production this year, and "food prices are not likely to add to inflationary pressures during the first half of 1976." ... Special Purchase and Solei enttne on the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge this spring and summer has high priority. Mayor Hoffman , who has also corresponded with Congressman Clarence A. Miller and State Senator Oakley Collins on the point of shortening the proposed repair schedule (March lo to Nov . 1o), said Jackson has indi cat ed negotiations already are underway with the contractors. Following is Jackson 's letter : special steps were taken to expedite the work and s horten the closure time while work was in progress last fall. We are presen tly fl!!gotiating with the contractor to accomplish that same objective when the br idge is closed for the completion of !YOrk this spring. At this time, discussions have not been completed. lt is expected that final a~reement will be reached tn the near future. At that time we will info~m you Dear Mayor Hoffman : of the accelerated schedule IVe ·have received your for completion of the work. letter of January 7, 1976 (Signed) Richard D. Jackson, concerning the , re con. P .E. , Director of Transstruction of the Pomeroy. portation. Mason bridge. The Department is aware The public will be notified of the importance of this of further developments on s tructure to your area as the project, the mayor said. evidenced by the fact that _19:....76:.__~----'-_:_P_:_RIC.:..:::.E_:_FI_:_FT.::.::EE_:_N.: .: CE::.:. :.:. : NTS H urn p hrey sure _:_.NO_._19..:...9_ _ PO_M_ER_O_Y-M_ID_D_LE_PO_RT..:_,.:_OH_:IO_-,--_ _ _M_O_ND_AY_._JA_NU_AR_Y_26_:_, ·w~,,,,,,,,::;,,,,;,,,;:;,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,,,.,.,.,.,., ,.,.,.,.,.,.,.~.,.,.,.,.,.,,,,,.,.,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,\:' DESPITE all the snow and sub-freezing temperatures, baseball is returning to the sport pages across the country . Th~ITsday, Gallipolis Dale Rothgeb and Bill Gray and other local news re presentatives will travel to Huntington to take part in the Cincinnati Reds annual media caravan. Expected to be on hand for the 1975 World Champions bes ides manager Sparky Anderson, are Gary Nolan, IVill McEnaney , Rawly I<:astwick, Pete Rose, Don Gullett, Ken Gnfrey and Jack ... Gillingham. (~u b) was high for Team 6 with 450 pins , and Marsha Bush was high for T eam 14 w1 th 467 pins T eam 12 took 6 points fr om Team 16 Fonn i e Fleshm a n was h rgll for T eam 12with 5 10 pins , and Bell Bechtel was h igh fo r T eam 16 wi th 519 prns . T eam 9 sp lil 8 po int s with Team lJ Jim Powell was h igh for Team 9 With 446 pms , and George Roach wa s 1'1igh for Team 13 W1fh 463 pins . T eam 3 sp l it 8 points with Tea"m 10. Bev Ho udashcl t was h ig h for Team 3 with 535 pins. and L . Ke rwoo.ct (sub) was high fo r Team 10 with 473 pins . . Geor gra Coo k had high gllme tor t h e ladi eS wrth 199 pins, and Bev Hoodash el t h ad hig h series wit h 535 pins·. Burt Cook h&d h1gh game fo r the men wr th ·246 p i ns , a nd also had high series with 601 pins On January 20 . other h1gh games rolled w ere · Jack M ink , 203; Bruce Jenks, 20 1 and Bill Bechtel. 203 On J.inua ry 13, bow l i ng r esults d id n o t ma k e th e papers dtle to absence ot the Sec re tary, but rt shou ld be reported that severa l high sing l es an d series w ere r ecor d ed Belly Merry t)ad a 208 game and series ot 541 to lead her team to winnin g all a pO tnls . Ot h er lligh g ames · were : · Tom Roettker, 201 , Jack Ja n ey, 209 , Harold Skidmore , 203 : . Geo r ge Roach , 206 and Jim Ctat wortl:ly , 214 · Skyline Lane$ 1S award ing a Bi Centenntal 200 pa tc h to each bowl er who bowls over the 200 mark !hiS year in ob servan t"e o f the N arron ' s celebrati on at y • e Nation in gradual recovery Wallace won't get on ticket say President's economists See me abo ut Stale Fa rm' s aulomatlc infl atio n coverage thai can increase with the v~tue of your home . 90~PINT • e "Is your home insured for what it's Fresh Ham Hock Navy Bean Soup Ohio Department of Transportation · Director Richard D. Jackson has assured Middleport mayor Fred Hoffman an accelerated schedule for completing work LOSSES HEAVY - Losses were estimated at $12,000 from fire that gutted the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bass, Liberty Ave., lower Pomeroy, _about 8:10p. m. Saturday . Both Pomeroy and Middleport Fire Depts. were on the scene. Mr. and Mrs. Bass were next door visiting neighbors when the fire broke out. Much of tbe damage was in the street level noor of the two story frame home and in the attic. The first floor which is below street level had less damage. There is some insurance. Pomeroy Fire Chief Charles Legar said cause of the blaze was apparently electrical. +++ IF anybody has any information on the above request, they can forward it to Mrs. Edwards. The ZIP code in Yakima, Washington is 9~901. The Daily Tribune's files go back to 1893, thus the information sought above is not avmlable on the paper 's microfilm . e • extending • servtces Senator Hubert Humphrey, non-eandidate presidential hopeful, says that no matter During 1975, the unemployment rate peaked at 8.7per cent in what happens in the the spring , then settled slightly to 8.5 per cent at the end of the primaries Alabama Gov. year. The council said this rate should drop by about one George Wallace is not going percentage point during 1976. to be on the Democratic The "real" gross national ,product, or Gl\lP - the total · ticket this year. output of goods and services after inflation Is taken into ac·wanace virtually ruled out count - should grow by 6 to 6'h per cent in'1976 compared with another third party race this declines for two straight years, 1.8 per cent in 1974 and 2 per year, and a new poll showed cent in 1975.Ronald Reagan leading Greater consumer spending - a projected 6 per cent in- President Ford in New crease compared with a 3.9 per cent increase during 1975 -is Hampshire. "expected to impart considerable strength to the economy,'' On ABC-TV's "Issues and the council said. Answers" Sunday, HumThe projected increase in new automobile producti~n " could phrey was pressed on become steeper in the second half of this year," and1sales of whether he would support a furniture and household equipment should be spurred by an Wallace ticket. expected increase in housing completiollll, the repor\ said . "He is not going to be on the ticket this year,'' he replied. ''You know it and I know it, II Wallace campaigned in Florida even as returns showed him with an impressive victory in the precinct caucuses of Mississlwi Saturday. He had some n per cent of the first..-ound selections to 18 per cent for Jimmy Carter, his nearest c. '11petitor, and around 13 per cent fur Sargent Shriver. The Meigs County Commissioners Monday put In the record a letter from Gary Barton , superintendent of the Gallia County Board of Mental Retardation, that pointed out the existing · contraet for services for the mentally retarded will expire next Aug . 31. The letter also stated that the Gallia Board is not prepared to offer an extension of sen'ice. Barton commended the help given them by Judge Manning Webster. The Commission took no action. Citizens appointed to the WINNER OOMES HOME - Stephen Matthew IVood - in the arms of his mother Meigs County Regional came home Friday from Children's Hospital, Columbus, where he has been confined since Planning Commission were shortly following his birth at Holzer Medical Center at 1:04 a.m. Jan. 1, good enough to · Carl Qualls, ' a reapmake him the winner of The Daily Sentinel's First Baby of the Year Contest. Stephen is poin~~Dent ; Eleanor Thomas doing fine. The parents are Mr. and Mrs. Stephen MichaeiiVood. He holds the couple's daughter , Ketley ; age 3. who replaces Carl Barnhill, and Lindsey Lyons as an alternate. · The board adopted fees for indigent counsel and approved payment of bills . Attending were Henry Wells, HOLLYWOOD (UPI) system, swept six gold-plated All tlie other movie awards Bernard Gilkey, and Warden "One Flew over the Cuckoo's statuettes in the · awards were singles, including AnnOurs, commlssioners; Next" and "The Sunshine sponsored by the Hollywood Margret as Best Musical or IVesley Buehl, engineer, and Boys," two top contenders In Foreign Press Association. Comedy Actress for Martha Chambers, clerk . this year's upcoming Oscar Louise Fletcher was chosen "Tommy," Brenda Vaccaro race, won the major honors in Best Drama Actress, Milos as Best upportlng Actreu 33rd annual Golden Globe Forman won as Best for "Once Is Not Enough," Rain changing to snow Awards presentatiOn during Director, Brad Dourlf was Marilyn Hassett as Best named Best Male in an Ac- Female in an Acting Debut tonight. Lows Ill mid -31b. the weekend . The t"'o Rims were cited as ting Debut, and Laurence for "The Other Side of the Cloudy, chance of snow Tuesday, highs to mid Jib. the Best Drama and Best Hau ben and Bo Goldman won Mountain,'' John IVilllams Probability of precipitation Musical or Comedy of tbe the Best Screenplay award for Best Original Score for 90 per cent today, 80 per cent year, and stars Jack for their adaptation of the " Jaws,'' Keith Carradlne for Best Original Song for "I'm tonight, 50 per cent Tuesday . Nicholson and Walter Mat- Ken Kesey novel. tliau won the Best Actor "The Sunshine Boys,' ' tbe Easy I' from "Nashville." awards in the same two story of two retired "ties My Father Told Me" LOCAL TEMPS categories. vaudeville stars reluctantly fr.om Canada was named The temperature in "Cuckoo,'' symbolicaUy set brought together for one last Best Foreign Film, and downtown Pomeroy at II in a mental asylum to demon· performance, also gnrnered " Youthquake" won the Best a .m . Monday was 46 degr...es strate the struggle of the the BJSt S11pporting Actor Documentary honor. under cloudy skies. individual against the award for Richard Benjamin. TWQ films get top awards Weather Final retur!lll in Mississippi will not be available for a week or more, but the early results made the March 9 primary in Florida crucial to Carter's claim that he is tbe only Democrat who can compete against IVallace in the South. Addressing an overflow crowd in Plant City, Fla., Saturday night, Wallace all but eliminated the chance of a third party effort this year . "I believe you could say I have ruled out the probabillty of running as a third party candidate," be said. It was the closest he had come to rullng out a repeat of his 1968 run on the American Independent Party ticket. On tbe Republican side, Newsweek magazine reported Sunday Reagan "has built a significant early lead" over Ford in the first phase of the New· Hampshire primary campaign. "The situation is volatile at this early stage," Newsweek said, but " ... If the Feb. 24 primary were held today, ( Continued on page 8) Surgery. figures show off waste WASHINGTON (UP!) plications and 35 per cent of Doctors performed about 2.38 the deaths studied were mlllion unnecessary preventable. operations in 1974, causing The panel arrived at its l1,900 needless deaths and conclusions on the basis of a costing the publlc nearly $4 report by the American billion, according to a House Hospital Association saying subcommittee. 14 million operations were ''Unnecessary surgery performed in 1974, and on wastes lives and dollars," the other studies showing a 17 per oversight and investigations cent rate of unnecessary panel said in a report procedures and a 0.5 per cent released Sunday. surgical morta),ity rate. Included in the total was Its cost estimates were more than $1 billion spent for based on an average $1,650 unnecessary surgery on for each procedure among all needy Medicaid or elderly types of surgery performed. Medicare patients, according The subcommittee recomto a report of the House mended : oversight and investigations - HEW require second panel, issued on the eve of a professional opinions to bearing today with Health, confirm tbe need for elective Education and Welfare or nonemergency surgery Secretary David Mathews. among Medicare and "To the extent that HEW Medicaid patients. has failed to implement cost - HEIV study whether control procedures mandated there are different rates of by Congress, it can be said surgery between salaried HEW Is responsible for waste group practice surgeons and of rpore than $1 billion,'' the surgeons paid on a fee-forreport said. service basis . It estimated Americans Congress consider spent · $3.92 billion for requiring states to adopt operations they didn't need minimum standar ds for twice what tbe government cei-tification ant.l rec er .. pays for aU health research tification of physicians financed through the performing surgery. ~ National Institutes of. Health . - The government step up The report said a recent its timetable for establishing survey of surgery in 95 .doctor watchdog agencies on hospitals found nearly half ' the care of subsidized the post-operative com- patients. I ) �, 3- TheDa lySentmel M ddleport Pomeroy 0 Monday Jan 26 t976 r Pride, confidence in future marks citizenry of Rutland - TheDa ly Sentinel M ddleport Pomero} 0 Monda) JRn 26 1976 BY VERNON WEBER Rutland Clerk RUTLAND - F rst of al let me extend my thanks to the edttor of thts paper for askmg me for my v ews on the town n whtch I 1 ve and also m whtch I have served as best I could m the capactty of clerk smce movmg nto Ute common ty 20 years ago It seems to me that Rutland has always been a town of much ctvtc pnde by at least half or the populat on maybe more Understand the vtews I express here are my optnton ooly whtch I m sure wtll not be recorded n htstory so I m telling tt like I see I but thankful Utat I can do a 1 ttle btl to promote our town I hesttate to mention names but I have been clerk and prtvtleged to serve wtth several dedtcated ctl zens who have accepted the challenge to serve as mayor (money could not have been a motive as Ute mayor s salary m Rutland has been at least the last 20 years the staggenng sum of $SO per year I call th s really accept ng one s CIVIC duhes Just to mention the mayors I have been assoc ated w th and forg ve me f I have nussed any are Floyd Dunfee deceased Eh Den son deceased Wayne Turner and a present Gene Thompson The work of these n ayor s s l a l always be apprec a ed by me as a c tizen of Rutland I know that the r efforts at the I me were not reaU) rewarded but I thtnk that these men along w th many counc !men and counc !women and all the other nteres ted c vtc mtnded people have brought about tremendous changes n our v llage F rst of al the btggesl mproven en t was the con structlon and opera on of our own water s) stem Th1s was completed n 56 or 57 w th many long hours of deter rruned volunteer !abo for Ute most part tn stay ng w th the system and making tl work Just recently water meters were tnslalled and our own sys tem abandoned wh ch was t seems a never ending JOb of dnll ng wells and drtlhng wells and dr ll ng wells repa rtng breaks and more breaks runn ng out of water JUSt when we needed It To all of these problems JUSt to ment on a few the townspeople responded helped when needed and tt was a successful venture The town pumps and wells are now s lent as we have an abundant water supply as a bulk user of wa er f om the Fisherman trapper and let s conSider these relevant facts Just exacUy what have all these anlt folks done to actually help w ldl fe Perhaps I m bhnded by preJUdtce but off hand I don t know of a thmg Let me now tell you of some of the thmgs sportsmen have done are domg and can do to tmprove lh ngs for he wtldhfe of our land Lots of sportsmen s orgamzat ons plant food patches and trees etc that are left for the deer rabb Is and w ld btrds to harvest for themselves Other patches are harvested by the sports men themselves and fed to lh<! anunals all w nter I haven t heard of any of these anlt people who are supposed to be so concerned over the terrtble deaths of th e helpless ammals do anyth ng like th s espectally n h s area But I can name you some mdtvtdual sportsmen and clubs found r ghl here tn Foreman? With Muhammad Ali and Ken Norton apparently Ule Rutland cvrporat on as and sewe rage trea tment system a 1 kely reahty m the lhe group from the as we I Townsh p Saturday and watched Foreman get off the canvas twice in the fourth round next few years provmg once departmen as are some and knock out Denver s 33- aga n tndtvtdual contracts tn Salem year-old Ron Lyle In the hfth It was hardly the Leadmg Creek Conservancy D slrtcl Rural Water System Rutland IS plann ng a sewe we are cont nually planning ahead n making our l<lwn better not only for now has members Rutland Townshtp Part of Sc pto s served by the 1o'>'nsh p Fra11er was on hand I should not fa I to ment on ourselves but also for those that lhe department also has who foll ow an a uxtl ary made up of A few nterested people approxtmately 20 w ves who counctl at the ttme) thought JUst as the firemen help n times and scored a secondround KO for the heavyweight crown al 1t" se for the town to operate many ways ra s ng n oney for Kingston Jamaica s own Santtary landftll waste dtsposal Land was acqwred employees htred a truck and dozer purchased and the san U!ry Iandi ll has departm en t and n short years ago n many CIV c proJeCts Also Rut and s p v leged to have very ded cated and tramed personnel to operate a Southeastern Ohto PEBBLE BEACH Calif Emergen y Med cal Veh cle amb ulance) wh ch ts UPI) - Ben Crenshaw won manned on a voluntary basts the tournament and deser by 22 volun U!ers The vehtcle vedly so but the 1976 Crosby probably w 11 be better known IS housed n the town house at present but plans are un over the years as the week derway to construct a new Jack Ntcklaus ftnally proved townhouse whtch wtll serve he was human There have been fans who as not only a townhouse but as a su table storage area for m ght have enroyed what the SEOEMS ambulance w th happened toN cklaus Sunday 1 v ng quarters for the m the windup of the Crosby volunteers also w1th adequate That s not to say Ntcklaus doesn I have h s leg on of parking factllti es followers bul tn every sport The Emergency servtce m there are those who pay to the f rsl year of opera! on has boo heroes made approximately 250 runs While golf fans never boo wt th 30 of these m the last there were enough of them month whtch says to me that who sm led politely as the serv ce s good and much Ntcklaus tile man they satd ne e ded The un t se rves would never blow the lead m Mmes No I and 2 of the Ute f nal round of any tour Southern Oh o Coal Co and I nament he had locked up have been told that the m ne shot an 82 That s r ght offtctals rely heavtly on h s be en n ( ror ope rat on Rutland residents only) several years We are m spected and hcensed by the Health Dept Th s also has been very successful I could go on Dragg ng about our Volunteer F re Dept Rutland has as good a Volunteer F re Dept as any tn the county maybe made fam ous by our annual Ox Roast on the Fourth of July and by the annual Turkey Dmner the week before Thanksgtvmg The depart ment has grow n and at present has four modern p eces of ftre equtpment capable of f ghting ftres n town as well as n the townsh p Membershtp m the department ts not hmtted to same Foreman who knocked Frazier down si:x three the ge nera l Me gs and Gall a Counties !hat do thts year after year Chalk one up for the s len maJOrity Did you know that an organ zat10n ca led Duck s Unllm ted composed by sportsmen and hunters) has purchased thousands of acres of land and set t as de for waterfowl and other anunals and then managed t so that tile wtldllfe would have op I mum hab tat for feedmg and reproducl on Chalk another one up for the sportsman D d you know tha the money collected from the sale of hWllmg and I sh ng l censes as channeled bc:ick to tmprove w ldl fe s chances for survtval • For example JUSt where do you thmk the stale gets ts money to ratse trout (and stock them ) from the sportsman How about the transplant of the wtld turkey and other such an mals From the fe es collected from the sports man One more po nt for us Ptd you know that there are now more wh teta I deer n Amertca than there were when Dan el Boohe sU!lked them Why Because we hunters and sportsmen support research and game management w th our money Another chalk mark for us D d you know that some slates don I cut the grass and brush along the r maJOr htgh ways (at least for a spec I ed ltme ) so that the pheasants qua 1 rabbtls and other an mals wtll have swtable habttal o nest and ra se thetr young Guess who s behtnd thts Your re rtgh hunters and sportsmen pushed for thts pol cy and f nally won Another Ut ng about htgh ways - sportsmen were Rutland also has two Garden Clubs The Rutland Frtendly Gardeners have re cetved slate w1de numerous prOJects n making I s cerUnnly not work ng n the case of Wes tern Mtchtgan tile current leade r m the M dAmertca Co n ference college basketball race and one or only four unbeaten teams m the nat on The other tllree Indtana Nevada Las Ve gas and Rutgers are all ranked among Ute top 10 but Western Mtchtgan desptte a perfect t4-0 record has not recetved many God lovmg people Rutland V llage rna nUl ns a pohce force of one regular and one part time patrolman who s concerned about cruel ha ve been successfu for w h a crmser equ pped w th deaths of anunals man y years and have offered rad o and modern Vascar So nex l me you see a w ld the people of thts area the eqwpment stream or see a picture of a serv1ces that have bee n so There are act ve Cub Scout w ld eagle u pheasant or hear of a flock of w1ld turkeys be ng m southern Oh o or happen to see a deer and thmk to yourself My there seems to be a lot more deer around m he last few years remember a maJor reason the hun ters and sportsmen You don t hear much from us but you see the results Maybe we are the silent maJor ty but t won I be us who cause the d sappearance of a spectes Jom us n our f ght to protect our wtldllfe By the way don I forget the Wtldl fe Hearmg slated for Jan 25 1 p m at the Dept of Natural Resources Butld ng m A hens DR. LAMB COlUMBUS Oltio UP!) We don I I ve m the past Ohto State Coach Woody Hayes told an overflow crowd at the B g Ten champton prectatton banquet Sunday rught Hayes loses three fourths of what many bel eve to be the greatest backfteld m Ohio Slate h story m two-time Hetsman Trophy w nner Archie Griff n quarterback football team next year Hayes who refused w talk to the press followtng a 23-10 loss to UCLA n tbe Rose Bowl by h s then No 1 ranked Buckeyes took a swtpe at the crttics or his stlence Recently I haven I had too much to say satd tbe UP! coach of the year It s amazmg how much press I got for not havmg anytllmg to say So we 11 JUSt leave tl that way and gel on w til the Cornelius awards Buckeyes group of young men on a 1600 taking tron Hopefully your DEAR DR LAMB - I calorie a day dtet They had prese nt dtet has enough would like some advtce I m been qutte active and ac protem m t that the ron wtll 17 years old 5 feet 6 and customed to conslliiUng over be helpful wetgh tOO pounds I m small 3000 calortes a day Hatr ts specialized skm and framed RecenUy I went on a They lost wetght all rtght s mostly protem As you strict starvation diet and lost But they developed per recover you wtlll kely regam 4S pounds I went to the sonahty changes loss of sex all of your hatr Your total doctor afterward and he gave drtve and loss of hatr recovery from the nsult to me vitamin pills He also told Starvahon diets are not your bndy may take SIX me I have a mlld case of a do 11 yourself program months or more anemia so I m taking tron They usually cause the Meanwhile I would suggest pills too person to lose muscle not a well balanced senstble dtet I m eating normally now JUSt fat Your body s use o! and development of a gond bUt my problem IS I m losmg energy at rest ts related to da ly senstble exerctse Ill awful lot of my hatr Can Ute pounds of muscle you program you please tell me tf there ls have If you lose muscles tllen For more mformatton on anyUt!ng I can do for thts I s harder to prevent obestly sens ble dietmg send 50 cents p-oblem and 1s It only tern after the dtet than tl was for The Health Letter number porary? I do not want to go before Almost all crash dtets 4-7 Weight Losing Diet Send bald Please gtve me your or overly restr ct.ed dtets addressed envelope for have thts effect and set the matling Address your letter advice DEAR READER At person up for continued to me m care of thts new9least your story will serve as obestly ratller than cor paper P 0 Box HiS! Radio a bad example to teach reclmg the baste problem Ctty Statton New York NY others Lou of hair from 1 m not surprised you are 10019 dletln!l Is wen known Dr anemtc You need protem to DEAR DR LAMB - What Ancel Keys groop at the form the tron contaimng does low blood pressure In University ol Mlnllesota put a hemoglob n even tf you are dicate• Recently m ne was as .. l • Greene ap and wmgback Br an Baschnagel We d dn I hve m the past of those great teams of Rex Kern and we aren I go ng to 1 ve on Ar h etther Hayes sa d We think we have the makmgs of another fme v tal to us all Just to ment on Boy Scout and a few A very large furntlure troops clubs store organ za t ons and ch ur ch w th a tremendous Ntcklaus shot an 82 Tbe round would have done JUs tice to any weekend amateur because 11 mcluded two trtple bogeys one double and five bogeys While Ntcklaus who has won 58 Amertcan lilies and two Brtltsh opens s nee jommg the wur m 1962 was hacking hts way around Pebble Beach whtch he calls h s favor te golf course Crenshaw 24 was shoolmg a sohd three-under.par 69 that won him the $37 000 ftrst prtze by two shots over Mtke Morley There seemed to be poet c JUsllce n the wmdup-Cren shaw breakmg a slump of 2'h years Morley wmn ng $21 090 for his b ggesl payday m SIX years and George Burns a rookte ty ng the veteran Dave H ll for th rd and Trt-captains for the 1976 season selected by a vote of the squad were mtroduced by all Amertcan defenstve back Ttm Fox and Griffm and mcluded for the ftrst time a member of the spectalt y wmn ng $10 915 Nicklaus 82 dropped him to three~ver for the tourney and le!t hun way back m the pack w th Johnny Mtller who opened the 1976 season by WtMmg the Tucson Open Miller at least had an ex cuse He was bothered by a sore back and the flu m the ftrst two rounds shootmg 7477 but recovered for a patr of 70s N cklaus stmply blew the lead he beld go ng nto the !mal round when he could have won by playmg even par No one ever got to find out Jack s feelmgs about the 82 because he left the area m a hurry for a fltght to Japan where he has busmess m leresis He ll be back next week tllough w play m the Bob Hope Desert Classtc m Palm Sprmgs Cab! Brown e plus severa 4 H and a lo t or for Its enough support from the UP! recogmzed Coaches Board to crack tbe achievements Recogmtton would be op 20 Western Mtchigan notched good perhaps for the Is 14th stratght Saturday un verstly and for the con rught when 11 downed Ball ference Mtllor sa d But State 62-57 and the Broncos really our grea est concern ts coa h Eldon M ller tltinks o try to play basketball as best we can 1 s ttme h s team was Alt~oug h only 36 years old Mtller has already esta bhshed hlmse lf as one of tile top young coaches tn the Bos on co 0 Y a e 56 natton It was 13 years ago at Bowdo n 80 M T 9 I enberg College that be W Cheyney 2 Mans e d 57 Co ne 85 Buckne 69 blnlt a repulalton as a boy H ram 8 Ca neg e Me on 6 wonder Only 23 then and Hot a 63 D exe 62 Ho y c oss 99 Roches e 86 the youngest head coach n La Sa e 5 P ov d en e Co 3 the country he gu ded W I M a n ha an 63 A my 6~ tenberg to a 26-2 record aud a P 80 Tempe 6J. Rhode s (13 Conn e 60 No 1 ranking ln the UP! Ru ge s 3 a a e e 9 small college ratmgs In e ghl Sc an on 84 Leh gh 60 5e on Ha 02 G eo ge ow n 9 seasons at W ttenberg h s 5 ppe y Ro ck 6 L o k Ha en teams posted a record of 14260 Cage Scores Sv acuse 8 No heas e n Upsa a 8 S sq uehan na 62 V anova 69 Pe nn 6 Wes V g n a 69 P enn S A abama 92M ss ss pp s Ba mo e 59 Sa sb y S F o da A ani:J M 73 Bencd 56 F o eta So u he n 6 va 5 64 8 56 c dos a B Geo 9 a 83 LS U 79 nos S 8 Wak e Fo es 9 Ken ucky 69 F o eta 82 Ken u kv S 8 P kes e 8 Ke n u ky W e s ey an 99 M Ken d ee 90 M emph s S 85 C n nna 9 M o ehead S 4 M dd e Tenn 63 MLI ray 5 8 E Tennes se e 55 Whtle Western Mtchtgan r es to ga n naltonal recognttton three of Ute top 10 ranked tea ms dropped m stature over the weekend Th rd ranked Maryland wh ch earlier tn the week was shocked by Clemson was beaten Sunday by fou II ranked North Carohna ~93 m overtime at Chapel Htll N C whtle etghth ranked UCLA and lOth ranked St Johns (N Y) both were beaten on Saturday UCLA was drubbed by No 16 Notre Dame !IG-85 at South Bend Ind and St John s was upset by Prmceton 58 55 in overtlme at Prmcewn bottled gas bus ness a groups that all work together funeral home a branch off ce m making Rutland a nice of the Po neroy Naltonal l•mn m wh ch to I ve !lank probably one of the w thm u e past r ve yea rs oldest and most complete all the streets n Ru la nd s 2 department stores n the were paved wtlh asphalt No Ca S 06 Duke 0 No h Geo g a 69 LaG a nge area several grocery stQres Thts was made poss ble by 62 r ll ng stattons gun shop pool the restdents votmg for a 5 0 d Dom non 20 Camp be room and restaurant null levy for a per oct or 5 93 h Ca o na 84 Oav ctson 0 garages a barber shop and years Counctl expla ned to Sou Tennessee 56 M ss ss pp 53 of course our post offtce the townpeople what they The C ade 75 R chmond 4 b Au bu n 59 I am happy wmenlton that would hke to do what streets Vande V g n a 69 C emson 62 there are s x act ve churches would be paved asked for V g n a Te h 108 Ma sha 82 Cen a S a e 75 S eu benv e 11 & Lee 2 Hamp Syd wtth n tbe corpora e hm Is thetr support for the levy the Wash ohn Ca o 99 Be han y W wsn K e n ucky a Esn Va 69 all are act ve n their own people passed I and the l<lwn Ken ucky 4 a. Ma v 80 Fu man 68 B u f on 84 F nd ay 83 way and have contrtbuled prospered by hav ng paved W Deancea Tayo n<l 83 A egheny 83 Ca!.e Wes e n 9 much down through the years streets Th s also proves to Corne 8 ca rneg e Me on owa 82 Ca e on 64 H ram Pa 67 :.e gh on 95 St L ou s SO w bu ld good w ll and create me that when people are CEvansv Ma on e 67 Oh o Com n ca n 62 e 96 Wabash 8 nformed of what ts mlended G and Va ey 83 No M ch gan 4 they w ll respond favorably H GH SCHOOL SCORES nd ana 85 M nneso a 6 Satu dav In the way of housmg there Ma que e 92 F o dham 64 M c h gan 84 Pu d ue 80 Ale on Cen ra How e 66 have been several new homes M chgan S 74 nos 63 Lakewood S Edwa d 55 bwlt m the area and a new M ssou 84 owa S 68 Ak on E e 68 Akron Sp ng 44 subdtvtSton was added to the Moo head S 7 M nn Morr s A eld exande 84 T mb e 71 vtllage m the past few years 63 No hwes e n 62 w s ons n 60 A an ce 68 Ak on Ga e d 63 Ash Md 57 M Vern on 52 Tbe attitude of the people m No re Dame QS UCLA 95 h Dako a 88 No he n Avon 66 Co umb a 64 3 o Rutland ts and I feel always No owa 69 B oomf e d 62 Gra nd Va e y wtll be When there IS a need P sbu g 6 so u h e n Co o sa 40 Sou h e n I no s 79 Tu sa 76 Buckeye 3 s Amhe- s 67 low as 100 over 50 I m 75 and for whatever the occaston thr Va para so 100 Wayne S 79 Can on Lehman 57 Youngs cttizens w 11 f nd a way to A zona 80 New MeK c o 9 own N 53 wetgh 95 pounds flve feet A kansas 93 TeKa s A&M 9 2 Can on McK n ey 65 Akron short I am on my feet and accomplish what ts needed BIJCh e 53 keep go ng but I am ltred and not by nosily shoutmg about Aus n Co 96 Pau Qu nn 6 Can on s 12 Can on c c o uso n 19 Bay or 3 Can on T mken 4 wes Res really have wpush myself to our needs but merely by Ho Kansas S 65 Ok ahoma S Academy 54 gomg ahead and coming up do housework Ok ahoma s 63 Kansas 59 c e e Te c h 82 c e E a oral Robe s 12 Ole ahoma Co umbus s Char es 50 DEAR READER Nor wtth a soluhon y 10 Fa ess 39 I guess at one time lha t cTCU mal low blood pressure ts 87 Hous on Bap s 86 F emon Ros s 51 T f n 49 0 usually assoctated wtth a there were I censed alcoholic G en Oak 53 ackson 49 74 R ce 56 Hannan Trac e 69 Symmes longer hie span There IS far beverage establishments tn Texas Te x a s E Paso 69 A z S 64 Ve( ey 4 the town but I am happy to less tendency to develop Te x as Tech 72 SMU 69 H gh and 6 Keys one 56 wes TeKas 66 erad ey 56 H and 68 0 v I e 58 fatty-cholesterol deposits m relate that at least m the last Ca 20 years Rutland has not had 0 • fona 89 Sanod 85 2 Lexlna on 68 Ontario 49 the arter es Lora n Ca h 78 E y a w 40 If the blood pressure ts so w rely on ncome dertved E Mon ana 80 G n Fe Is 5 Lou s v e 79 New E wash St 92 Oregon Co SO low that blood won 1 now from the sale of alcohol as long Beach S 58 U of Ph adelph a 6 LOu S\1' I e S Thomas Pa c f c 49 normally to Ute brain tben a Rutland ts a dry town Aqu nu 68 Gar away 58 In summary tl has been a Mon ana S 67 Mon ana 55 Mansf e d s Pete 46 Wvn person may have a tendency M Coo ado 64 ford -43 pleasure to I ve ln our town of 0Nebraska o famt However pressures 'gon 83 0 egon S 68 Map e on 75 Ed son 56 0 igon Tech 77 E 0 egon 67 Rutland I thtnk we have of 90 over 60 or even 50 are Mar e a 62 A hens 49 Pac f c Ore 82 ew s & Me filS 7 Fe<lera Hock ng 56 common wttbout causmg any every reason to be proud C a k 79 e 5 t Norwa k 51 and I'm sure Utat all tllose Po antt s 77 Puge Sound Monroev symptoms at all Pau 50 5 N Canton Hoove 67 Usually low blood pressure who have lived dreamed Sl!ln Franc sco 84 Po and U Marl ng on 38 tn Rutland hese and existed s only as tmportant as the 6 Nelsonv le Yo k U M I er 48 a c 111 a 56 u ah 5 52 New London s medical problem or disease many past years would look San Western 0 Reserve 50 tf any) that call8es it as on us today and say that Sea e U 8 Lovo a Ca 76 Newa k. ca h 62 u ca sa might occur m tuberculosis we re prood of our town and U ah 76 B ghan Young 74 Norlh Ge I a 62 Eaate n 3 Wash ng on 73 Hawa 68 or low funcUon of the adrenal are dotng our best to preserve Weber s 95 No Ar lona 11 Ravenna 8 Youngstown E 77 R verda e 88 Arl ngton 53 gland or with a severe attack 11 for Ilk. generattons that are Wh man 83 W I a n e l e 8 sou h Cen ra 58 Black R ver P nee on 58 s Joh s 55 o J s. to follow of low blood sugar Loss of hair from poor diet By Lawrenee E Lamb M D annual It's time for recognition recognit on n helpmg make By FRED McMANE Rutland a Bloom ng Clean UP! Sports Writer Town by th e r yearly What does a team have to proJec t of creal ng mteresl tn do to gam recogn t on Wm plan ling and clean ng up m every game general The Rutland Garden Some! mes that doesn I Club has been responstble for even work Rutland wl at I IS by the r many plantings of shrubbery and flowe~s at dtfferen t schools and pub! c park concerned a bout the number churches etc of road kills of an mals so n We have lost our htgh some secltons of the country school but are now a part of m rrors were erected along Ule larger more adequate s de of the road The cars Metgs Local School Dtstnct lights are reflected n the However there ts sltll a mtrrors and the ammals grade school tn our town freeze n the safety zone off Wtth the school leadersh p the road nslead of n the an acltve PTA and oterested m ddle of the hlghw ay After townspeople we are proud of the car passes the hghts are our grade school gone and the an mal crosses Rutland s not rea ly an the road safely Thts s sl ll n mduslrtal center but there lhe tr ai stages but I shows are adequate busmesses that rout or Hayes likes '76 Bucks Nicklaus human after all ser:vtce Just what have all the 'anti' people done for conseroation lately. .• member of outdoor clubs that believe m the same tllmgs So for those of you sltll r dmg the fence on the tssues between these anti people and us sportsmen So \\hat now for Ge rge I ned up for 'I, July title fight Foreman may be headed for a second meetmg with Joe Frazier Den Talk BY GREG BAILEY RACINE - As most of you know by now I m on the oppos te stde of the fence to all those ant -hunters ant gunners and anti trappers But I do believe m con servahon and preservat on of natural resources anunals and Our wtld lands That s one reason I m a hunter FOREMAN IS MORTAL LAS VEGAS Nev (UPI) 0. team Tom Skladany tbe natton s leading punter the past two years and out standmg placekicker Captains Elected The defensive captain for next season will be Unebocker Ed Thompson of Waverly wltile Cinemnatl s B U Lukens a guard will serve as Ute offenstve cap tam Skladany one of tbe team s free spirits who was sur prtsed at his selection got his retgn as captain off to a typtcal Skladany start We probably have the greatest class of graduatmg sentors m the country sa d the native of Bethel Park Pa and 11 s gomg wbe hard to replace them But next year I want you to all come out because we re gomg to have a n ce team Grifftn m h s f nal offtc al appearance as an Ohio SUite football player drew a standmg oval on when m traduced by Hayes as the most respected player we ve had m all tile years of Ohio State football 'j'he little tailback from Eastmoor H gh School here talked of the closeness of Ute 1975 Buckeye team ad ding I think that was the greatest thing we had gomg for us As has always been the case Griff n put m a plug for his teanunates asking that they share his glory My records belong to my teammates as well as me he sa d We played as a team A bock ts only as good as Ute line which blocks m !root of htm and a lot of guys on thts team haven I gotten the type of recogntlton tlley deserved Griffin then turned a titUe sen timental posstbly rea llzmg h s days as a Buckeye were at an end Wants To Do II A~aln They say you can I tive m the past sa d tile natton s all I me lead ng maJOr college rusher but I d hke to do tt all aga n Griffm s fellow eaptams Fox Baschnagel and linebacker Ken Kuhn also spoke each expressing what piaymg football at Ohto State had meant to them You can talk aU you want about the Rose Bowl sa d Fox but you still can t take Ute Btg Ten champtonshtp away from us Fox was presented the Sign a Alpha Epsilon trophy as the outstanding player m Ute homecommg game while guard Ted Smtih took the Harry Strobel award as the top offenstve linemen Top freshmen honors wrot wltght end Junmy Mooro on offense and hnehacker Tom Cousineau on defense Bobcats in first loss in MAC United Press International The Mtd Amertcan Con ference lead loosened somewhat lhtS weekend as M am handed Ohio Un verstty Its ftrst con ference loss But tllat win kept M amt I ed for the lead wtlh Wes tern Mtchtgan Mtamt defeated Ohlo U handtly IIIH>3 whtle Western M ch gan cl alked up Its 14th stratght win thls season 62-S7 over Ball State Both Mtaml and Western have 6-CI league records Oh o University fell to 4 I Arc hte Aldrtdge paced Mtamt wttll 19 points while Randy Ayers had 16 Ohlo Un verstty had trouble from tile floor hitting only four of 24 during a stretch m the second half J m Kurzen and Marty Murry scored 14 points each for Western Michigan whtch led all the way Ball State controlled the boards and hit nearly 70 per cent from the free throw line but fell short on shots from the fteld Western Michigan was47 per cent from the field Elsewhere ln Ute MAC Kent State edged Central Mlchlglll 68-62 in a game where 50 personal fouls were called on Ute players and lOW' technical fouls called on tile coaches Toledo defeated Easlem Mlchll!an 88-63 and Bowling Green beat Northern Dlino!s 83-77 0, o Northern 15 Wooster 67 Den son 55 Musklngum 53 0 erbe n 57 w tttnbtro 55 Cap a 77 Ot't o Wei eyan 7d Salem fW Vel 16 Merletta 81 n "loghony tPI l Wll ern 19 I~ Cue Urbana 69 Ctdarv lit 67 R: o Grandt 97 T tfln 11 Wr Oht S 1 e 94 Southeas 52 nd ana Marauders whip Federal-Hocking By Greg Bailey In a htghly emot onal contest at the Morr son Gymnastum Saturday mght tile host Metgs Marauders ptcked up thetr f fth v ctory n tl ou mgs defeat ng the Federal Hock ng Lancers 71 56 But I wasn I all down h ll for the Metgs Club The Lancers btg Joe Butcher scored first w th only 15 seconds gone but Me gs co un terpart b g Mtlch Meadows came nght back to knot the score at 2 2 on a short jumper of hts own The Marauders M ck Davenport then tossed one m tog ve the hosts a short 1 ved 4 2 lead before T m McKtnley knotted the score Metgs then shot out to a 10-4 lead on buckets by Meadows Davenport and Steve Ran dolph but the v s tors wouldn I stay down storming back to take a 1:>-13 lead at Ute end of the ftrst quarter In the last mtnule and a half of that canto Metgs dtdn I score a po nt whtle tile Lancers were putting s x on the board The two teams started the second quarter where they BIG MAN HERE - Jerry Cremeans 42) the Metgs Marauders 5-9 sh gua rd sa lot b gge r than that here as he goes up fo a shot aga ns Federal Hocking s Terry Russell 41 ) n a non league contest Saturday n ght at Larry Morr son GymnasiUm Jun Hamm p cture left off he ftrst Davenport scored for Metgs to knot the score at 15 all but then the v s tors reeled off f ve unanswered potnls to Jwnp out to the r btggesl lead or the n ght at 20-15 1 hen the Me gs defense sl ffened and the offense began ch ppmg away at the lead W th 4 25 showmg Davenport connected on a three pomt play AI the 3 05 mark Jerry Cremeans htt a foul shot then 30 seconds later canned a lay up to gtve Meigs a 25 23 lead and from then on they were never headed gong nto the locker room at half tme leadmg 3325 The Marauders defense held the Lancers h gh scormg Butcher to ftve pomts tn that half all tn tile f rst per od Cremeans added s x b g pomts m that mportant second per oct and Daven port had a total of 13 for the half Randolph took hts half lime breather wttll three fouls hang ng over h s head wh le the Lancers T Russell and McKinley were tn the same boat At one po n m the EAST LANSING M ch UP!) Michtgan State Pres dent Clifton R Wharton Jr scheduled an afternoon press conference to~ y to discuss tn deta I the f n d pgs wh ch led the National Co ll eg ate Athlettc Assoctal on to put the Spartans football program on proba ton for the next hree years The NCAA meted out of he dtsctplmary actton wh ch lasts from Jan 18 1976 unul Jan 18 1979 Sunday for 34 recru ltng and athlete ass stance vtolat ons We have been nformed of he acttons of the NCAA Council w th respect to our appeal of certam findmgs of he nfract ons committee but we regret that the council was unable to accept our proofs of mnocence m the matters appealed to I We are now study ng the counc I s concl us ons and penalties and we w ll d scuss m detatl the Untvers ty s posttton on spec f c fmdings a a press conterence on Monday The terms of the probatton bar he football Spartans fr om appear ng n bowl games or on televts on for three years slashes the number of players the school can recrwt o 20 th s year 10 less than schools not on prohallon and ftve under the non.probat on allotmeot m 1977 78 ) Add I onal y one urmamed asstslant o Coach DeMy Stolz was reprunanded a second was hm1ted to recru hng on the schoo l s campus only for a year whtle a th rd was proh btted from all mvolvement w th recru t ng Local sports this week Hamn p clue Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN I I I Sp rts Edttor NEW YORK ( UPI) Joe Fraz er did exactly what he sa td I e was go ng to do aile hts I gh l w th Mohan mad Al He d d a lot of ltinkmg about re r ng He talked about l w h Eddie F utch a man he respect; and w h two lad es he respects h s w fe and h s mother He spoke w th them all and came o a dec s on about rettr ng He s not gong to do I No reason wl y I should he sa td to me at the National Car oon sis Soc ely wl ere he ooked n h s usual superb phys cal shape the o he ven ng Box ng s my occupal on I enJOY do ng tl more than anythmg else and I m not an old man I turned 32 he o her day That s not old I m gomg to keep r ght g Btg George Foreman he man who look his tttle away three yea rs ago n Jama ca and flattened Ron Lyle Saturday shapes up as Joe Fraz er s next major opponent wtth the w nner get! ng another shot at Al You say you couldn I ake a fourtll Al Fraz er meet ng Why not ' Gene TuMey and Harry Greb U.ngled f ve t1mes and a lot of people st II kept commg out w sec the n Fredd e 1 ynn ts one bal player I don t th Jk w ll fall v ct m to the sophomore J nx Not that Boston s 23-year~ld MVP and Rook e of the Vear ts exemp or anyth ng hke that but he seems too smart to fall mto the same kmd of trap so many others do commg off an unusua lly fme freshman year Many of those who have good rookte seasons automallcally feel they have I nade and spend that ftrst wmter U!k ng bows enJoying second help ngs and s tt ng on the r laurels Not 1 ynn He works out every day near h s home n El Mon e Cal f and when he s ftmshed he doesn I s I home worrying about thiS year s contract S nee he had a better year II an anybody else and smce he s represented by tile exceptionally capable Jerry Kapstem a completely ded cated young man who comes mto every negoltalton for his client as well prepared as F Lee Batley LyM very likely wtll wmd up w lh the b ggest pay ra se of any maJor leaguer and perhaps the ltighest smgle salary jump 1 the history of major league baseball He received $20 000 from the Red Sox last year and he conce vably could approach gett ng between four and ftve ttmes more tilts time Spencer Haywood II e 6-foot 9 forward wtth the New York Krucks ts averagmg 2{) po nts a game and havmg a good year after coming from Ute Sea I e SuperSomcs but thts ts the ftrst time n ftve years he wasn I ptcked to the All..Star team He tsn I happy about tt e ther It s an mjusttce he says but I m not gonna die over 1 Coni nued on page 4 htl on f ve slra ght fteld goals before they m ssed The Marauders stuck w1th the r zone defense m the th rd per od but Butcher began _gell ng the ball and putt ng t through the hoop But Metgs d d some scormg of thetr own and that quarter ended wtth Metgs s till on top 44 37 Terry Qualls scored s x of hts team s 11 po nts n that canto Metgs started the scormg m the fourth and Lancers JUS! couldn t keep pace The v s tors lost the serv ces of Russell and Butcher m dway through the last per od v a lhe foul c rcutt That last penod also saw some tern pers flare when two techn cal fouls were called on he v s tors Metgs h t a hot 44 per cent from the floor ( 26 59 and sank 19-33 from the chartly slr pe n the foul mfested co ntest Dave nport once aga n led the wmners as he canned 25 markers while Meadows and Qualls also h t double f gures as they sank 16 and 2 po nts respect ve y Those latter two also hauled Spartans on probation Wharwn sa d n a ca refully worded statement released hrough the untvers ly s sports mformat on depart nen The Umvers ly acknowl edges that some vtolattons took place Wharton satd IT S A STANDOFF Terry Qu.lls r ghl of the Marauders and Terry Russell 41 of f ederal Hock ng ha ve equal rea hes ere as both go for a free boll Sa u lay n gl a 1 ar } Morr son gym as urn J m second per od the Marauders M ch gan State also was told to dtssoctate tts athlettc program from two wuden tfted representat ves of the umverstly s athleltc n erests Although the ass s ant coaches were not named the hree who attended M ch gan State s pos t season hearmg n Kan sas C ty Mo were Howa rd eyers Chari e Butler and J mmy Raye ~tolz was not ctted many of he vtolat ons Among the Mtch gan State vtolat ons c ted were -;m asststant coach gtvtng wo prospects per sonal spend ng money Reserves in • • nnpress1ve 45-30 win The Me 1g-s r ese rves baske ball team made 1 a clean sweep Saturday mght Sports for the week of Jan 26-Feb 1 defeat ng the Baby Lancers Monday Jan 26 - Fed Hocking G rls at Me gs 5 30 p m of Federa Hockmg 45 30 Eastern Jr H gh at Vmton Me gs Freshmen at Wellston Me gs Reserves are now 4 Eastern Freshmen host Fed Hockmg Southern Jr Htgh a wh e the Lancers of Coach B dwell B I Hark ns dropped to 74 Tuesday Jan 27 Eastern G rls host Southwestern 6 f was anyone s game the p m Me gs Vars ty hosts Wellston 6 p m Eastern Varsity firs t half as the vtstlmg hosts Waterford 6 p m Lancers ed at the end of the Wednesday Jan 28 East Gtrls bost Hannan Trace ftrs quar er 10-9 but fell Thursday Jan 29 East G rls host Soutllern Me gs Jr beh nd at the half t me H gh at Shade East Jr H gh hosts Vmton Soutllern Jr H gh buzzer 21 20 At the 3 39 hos s Wahama nark of the second quar er Frtday Jan 30 Me gs Vars ty travels to Ironton Br an Hamtlton connected on Southern Varstty at North Gall a Eastern Varstly at Kyger a three po nt play to put the Creek Marauders of Coach Bob Saturday Jan 31 - Meigs Vars ty at Wahama Me gs 0 tver ahead for the r rsl G rls host Kyger Creek 6 p m AND Last Day of Rabb 1 I me 16 15 They never Season eltnqwshed the lead The th rd canto saw the home team outscore the Lancers 10-4 and from then on there was 1 tile doubt about he outcome Metgs was led by Sports Desk Ham llon s 16 markers and eammates Chuck Follrod and Kelly Wmebrenner ch pped m e ght aptece The team shot a warm 37 per cent 18-48 fr om the fteld and netted 9 of 12 from the chan y slrtpe Federal Hock ng was led by Dtll nger w th mne po nts BY GREG BAILEY The Me gs Marauders fresh off an tmpresstve 71-56 vtc The Lancers h I 9 37 from the tory over !federal Hocking Saturday night wtll htt the hard floor for only 24 pet but were better at tile foullme as they wood three tlmes tltis week Fans may see the Me gs FH game on Cable TV wmghl at connected on 12 19 Of! c als 7 30 For those who mtssed Fr days Me gs vs Galltpohs rival for the game were Bragg and match you can also p ck that one up on cable at 5 p m Mon Hickman day Lots of excttement m those two games so watch for them Tuesday rught fmds the Marauders hostmg the Wellston Golden Rockets The two teams met earlier thts year at Wellston and the Metgs County team came out on top 62-S3 Metgs ts 5-6 on the year (~ tnstde the SEOAI whtle Wellston s 3-ll overall and 2-7 Ins de the loop In that last encounter the Golden Rockets Gary Peoples was the only Rocket player m double ftgures wtth 14 po nts Metgs had three players w th double chalk marks Qualls Meadows and Randolph The game w ll begm al6 p m Fnday n ght the Marauders of Coach Ron Logan travel to Ironton to tangle with the league leading Tigers m the r new fteld house In thetr prev ous battle the Me gs 'lloys gave tbe fellows of Coach Buddy Bell all they could handle before bow ng n the clos ng m nutes 63-51 Ironton has been led Utts year by Dean Fttzpatr ck on the boards and tn scormg The Tigers wtll have to watch out for any one of Me gs ftve starters as each one has scored m double ftgures Utts year Mtck Davenport has been commg on s rong after geltmg off o a slow start and btg 6 8 M tch Meadows has played conststent ball all year showmg strength on the boards and also n scormg Meadows ts secood m the league n ebounding while both he and Davenport ar~ averagmg over 14 po n s per contest Terry Qualls ts ftfth tn the league m sl oottng accura and Steve Randolph is third ln foul shootmg percentage Saturday mght the Marauders w ll cross the brtdge to tangle wtth the Wahama Whtte Falcons n the only contest scheduled between thesr ~o teams for this year 13 and 10 or lhe r team s 37 rebounds The Marauders had 22 turnovers Coach Mark Sm th s Lancers were led by Butcher and Steve Russell wtlh 18 and 12 pomts They were cool n Ute r shoot ng from the fteld as they canned only 20.57 for 35 per cent They sank only 16 of 29 foul attempts No n d VIdUal rebound ng f gures were avatlable but th e Lancers as a team collected only 24 ~ aroms and com rrutted 16 turnovers Metgs plays three games next week Tuesday they host Wellston Fr day they travel w Ironton and play m the T gers new f eld house and Saturday they cross the br dg e to tang le w th Wahama Offtc als for the game were Atkins and Thompson from lhe Ch ll co he Chapter tn MEIGS FG A FT,l PF RB TO TP 58 24 3 1 12 10 2 46 2 4 3 8 6 13 45 4 13 16 9 4 1 0 0 l 2 2l 24 02 l 4 2 0 I 00 0 0 I 0 2 0 I 00 3 0 00 0 2 0 I 6 24 2 I I 71 26 S9 9 33 9 31 22 Oua s C emeans • Meadows Davenpo t Rando ph B own ng S ewart Dod son Sc tes Ma • n TOT,.LS 44 pe ce nt Qua te Sco e 13 20 II 21 15 10 12 9 M FH FED Terry Russe I Joe Butche Seve Russe Te y Ogg T mMcK n ey B uce La cke Buddy S ove J m Good el ow Don Poston Tota s 35 pe ce nt HOCKING FG" FT" PF 37 36 5 1 6 48 5 5 J 9 23 0 I I 3 00 5 03 00 00 0I 12 21 46 4 I 29 24 I 2 20 57 16 RB TO TP 1 2 3 3 4 2 9 6 2 6 2 0 2 2 16 l4 6 56 X Blue Devils lose Wh eelers bur g Oh o s n nth ranked Class AA h gh PRO GRID SEASON CONCLUDES TONIGHT school basketball team m the NEW ORLEANS (UP I) - An antlclimaetic Pro Bawl Assoc ated Press Poll ends the pro football season tonight in a game marked by streaked to a t3-2 lead n the the absence o! top rated quarterbacks and olher standout ftrst stx mmutes of play then players from both National Football League Conferences held off a furtous Gallipohs Pittsburgh s Terry Bradshaw was Injured In the last rally m the second half to quarter of the Steelers 2117 win over Dallas and the defeat the v s lmg Blue Cowboy s Roger Staubaeh- named to replace Minnesota Devtls 56-44 Saturday mght Viking Fran Tarkenton -also bowed out because of an The game was marred by ID)ury three techmcal fouls called The quarterbacking jobs went to Jim Hart o! tile NFC by off etals Tony I usk and St Louis Cardinals and to Ken Anderson of Cincinnati In Jack Buller resultmg m the the AFC eject on of GAHS Coach Jtm A crowd or aoout 30 000 is expected for the nationally Osborne from the game wtth televtsed game al the Louisiana Superdome 4 32 rema ning n the second perod The Ptrates led 17-ll after COllEGE SCORES one per od and were on top 328 Oh o S a e 67 19 durmg the halftune n Mowa am 85 Oh o Un ve s y 63 U!rm sston The Burg led 40- Bow ng G een 83 No he n 34 go ng mto the f nal pertod Kennos 7S a e 68 Cen a Down 3().12 wtth 3 41left m M ch gan 62 Ute f rst half GAHScame To edo 86 Eas e n M h gan back to outscore the Pirates 63 Xav e 6 N avy 64 22-ll reducmg the deftctt to De o 86 Day o n 0 Memph s S a e 85 C n c n na four pomts 38-34 with 2 23 19 left m the thtrd pertod Ash and 6 Gannon P a 66 a ska Om aha 63 Youngs At th s po nt Wheelersburg Neb own S a e 54 \\ent nt o Its four corner Cen a Con nee cu 6 A kon Ask abou ow cos fin'""'''"" offen se The Hughesmen th ough a coope at ng bank e de be g 67 Ba dw n slowly ncreased thetr lead H and econom ca Sta e Fa m ca Wa ace 58 throughout th ~ fmal per od to Moun Un on 82 Kenyon 80 nsu ance wm by a dozen pomts GallipoliS dtd a good JOb defens vely on P1rate aces Brtan Bays and Joe Rase lun ltng Bays to etght and Rase to 12 However Jeff WS ANGELES (UP!) Meadows shpped by GAHS Gary Player Tom Wetskopf defenders for a game-htgh 22 and Btlly Casper are among pomts the top pro goHers who wtll be Gary Snowden was the only compeltng for a ftrst prtze of B111e Devtl n double figures $.17 000 m the Los Angeles Bill Fletcher w th 17 Open golf tournament Feb 1258 Powell St Gallipolis h t 20 of 44 held 19-22 Mtddleport 0 goal attempts for 45 4 The Player competmg m h s Dev Is outscored the Pirates second L A Open was PH. 992 7155 by one I eld goal WHS nmnerup to Arnold Palmer m Another- of )'OUt' ftn shed wtth 19 of 47 from the 1963 Other pros compettng In fteld for 40 4 percent While Ute $185 000 tournament n ~ s. Stat.. Farm Alieni GAHS htt only four of 10 elude Gene Ltttler Lee char ty tosses the Pirates Trev no Dave Stockton and ~H~ M sank a stzzlmg 81 8 percent of defendmg champton Pat p 4 04 thetr free sbots 18 of 22 Fitzstmons GAHS had 20 personsal Wheelersburg 16 Galllpohs our-rebounded the Ptrates 28 27 Brent Saunders ptcked off n ne for GAHS Meadows p eked off 121 for tile wtMers GA HS had 12 turnovers the Pirates 14 Wheelersburg now I~ on tile year wtll carry a two year 26-game wmmng streak mto Frtday s game agatnsl Northwest Galhpolts now 8-5 on the year wtll at Jackson Tuesday n a SEOAL contest Before you buy your next car, see how much you might save. BOSTON (UPI) - The Cape Codders of the NorUt Amertcan Hockey League wtll have a home aga n now that a Federal ballkruplcy JUdge has ruled that elec lrtcal co ntractor Edmund Freau can lake control of the Cape Cod Coliseum n South Yarmouth as a debtor m posseSSion Could~ rebUild ~ at today s prlc:ts? Hou. . .,. 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Of . . . . . . . . . . ,.,. ., .. • g co �, 3- TheDa lySentmel M ddleport Pomeroy 0 Monday Jan 26 t976 r Pride, confidence in future marks citizenry of Rutland - TheDa ly Sentinel M ddleport Pomero} 0 Monda) JRn 26 1976 BY VERNON WEBER Rutland Clerk RUTLAND - F rst of al let me extend my thanks to the edttor of thts paper for askmg me for my v ews on the town n whtch I 1 ve and also m whtch I have served as best I could m the capactty of clerk smce movmg nto Ute common ty 20 years ago It seems to me that Rutland has always been a town of much ctvtc pnde by at least half or the populat on maybe more Understand the vtews I express here are my optnton ooly whtch I m sure wtll not be recorded n htstory so I m telling tt like I see I but thankful Utat I can do a 1 ttle btl to promote our town I hesttate to mention names but I have been clerk and prtvtleged to serve wtth several dedtcated ctl zens who have accepted the challenge to serve as mayor (money could not have been a motive as Ute mayor s salary m Rutland has been at least the last 20 years the staggenng sum of $SO per year I call th s really accept ng one s CIVIC duhes Just to mention the mayors I have been assoc ated w th and forg ve me f I have nussed any are Floyd Dunfee deceased Eh Den son deceased Wayne Turner and a present Gene Thompson The work of these n ayor s s l a l always be apprec a ed by me as a c tizen of Rutland I know that the r efforts at the I me were not reaU) rewarded but I thtnk that these men along w th many counc !men and counc !women and all the other nteres ted c vtc mtnded people have brought about tremendous changes n our v llage F rst of al the btggesl mproven en t was the con structlon and opera on of our own water s) stem Th1s was completed n 56 or 57 w th many long hours of deter rruned volunteer !abo for Ute most part tn stay ng w th the system and making tl work Just recently water meters were tnslalled and our own sys tem abandoned wh ch was t seems a never ending JOb of dnll ng wells and drtlhng wells and dr ll ng wells repa rtng breaks and more breaks runn ng out of water JUSt when we needed It To all of these problems JUSt to ment on a few the townspeople responded helped when needed and tt was a successful venture The town pumps and wells are now s lent as we have an abundant water supply as a bulk user of wa er f om the Fisherman trapper and let s conSider these relevant facts Just exacUy what have all these anlt folks done to actually help w ldl fe Perhaps I m bhnded by preJUdtce but off hand I don t know of a thmg Let me now tell you of some of the thmgs sportsmen have done are domg and can do to tmprove lh ngs for he wtldhfe of our land Lots of sportsmen s orgamzat ons plant food patches and trees etc that are left for the deer rabb Is and w ld btrds to harvest for themselves Other patches are harvested by the sports men themselves and fed to lh<! anunals all w nter I haven t heard of any of these anlt people who are supposed to be so concerned over the terrtble deaths of th e helpless ammals do anyth ng like th s espectally n h s area But I can name you some mdtvtdual sportsmen and clubs found r ghl here tn Foreman? With Muhammad Ali and Ken Norton apparently Ule Rutland cvrporat on as and sewe rage trea tment system a 1 kely reahty m the lhe group from the as we I Townsh p Saturday and watched Foreman get off the canvas twice in the fourth round next few years provmg once departmen as are some and knock out Denver s 33- aga n tndtvtdual contracts tn Salem year-old Ron Lyle In the hfth It was hardly the Leadmg Creek Conservancy D slrtcl Rural Water System Rutland IS plann ng a sewe we are cont nually planning ahead n making our l<lwn better not only for now has members Rutland Townshtp Part of Sc pto s served by the 1o'>'nsh p Fra11er was on hand I should not fa I to ment on ourselves but also for those that lhe department also has who foll ow an a uxtl ary made up of A few nterested people approxtmately 20 w ves who counctl at the ttme) thought JUst as the firemen help n times and scored a secondround KO for the heavyweight crown al 1t" se for the town to operate many ways ra s ng n oney for Kingston Jamaica s own Santtary landftll waste dtsposal Land was acqwred employees htred a truck and dozer purchased and the san U!ry Iandi ll has departm en t and n short years ago n many CIV c proJeCts Also Rut and s p v leged to have very ded cated and tramed personnel to operate a Southeastern Ohto PEBBLE BEACH Calif Emergen y Med cal Veh cle amb ulance) wh ch ts UPI) - Ben Crenshaw won manned on a voluntary basts the tournament and deser by 22 volun U!ers The vehtcle vedly so but the 1976 Crosby probably w 11 be better known IS housed n the town house at present but plans are un over the years as the week derway to construct a new Jack Ntcklaus ftnally proved townhouse whtch wtll serve he was human There have been fans who as not only a townhouse but as a su table storage area for m ght have enroyed what the SEOEMS ambulance w th happened toN cklaus Sunday 1 v ng quarters for the m the windup of the Crosby volunteers also w1th adequate That s not to say Ntcklaus doesn I have h s leg on of parking factllti es followers bul tn every sport The Emergency servtce m there are those who pay to the f rsl year of opera! on has boo heroes made approximately 250 runs While golf fans never boo wt th 30 of these m the last there were enough of them month whtch says to me that who sm led politely as the serv ce s good and much Ntcklaus tile man they satd ne e ded The un t se rves would never blow the lead m Mmes No I and 2 of the Ute f nal round of any tour Southern Oh o Coal Co and I nament he had locked up have been told that the m ne shot an 82 That s r ght offtctals rely heavtly on h s be en n ( ror ope rat on Rutland residents only) several years We are m spected and hcensed by the Health Dept Th s also has been very successful I could go on Dragg ng about our Volunteer F re Dept Rutland has as good a Volunteer F re Dept as any tn the county maybe made fam ous by our annual Ox Roast on the Fourth of July and by the annual Turkey Dmner the week before Thanksgtvmg The depart ment has grow n and at present has four modern p eces of ftre equtpment capable of f ghting ftres n town as well as n the townsh p Membershtp m the department ts not hmtted to same Foreman who knocked Frazier down si:x three the ge nera l Me gs and Gall a Counties !hat do thts year after year Chalk one up for the s len maJOrity Did you know that an organ zat10n ca led Duck s Unllm ted composed by sportsmen and hunters) has purchased thousands of acres of land and set t as de for waterfowl and other anunals and then managed t so that tile wtldllfe would have op I mum hab tat for feedmg and reproducl on Chalk another one up for the sportsman D d you know tha the money collected from the sale of hWllmg and I sh ng l censes as channeled bc:ick to tmprove w ldl fe s chances for survtval • For example JUSt where do you thmk the stale gets ts money to ratse trout (and stock them ) from the sportsman How about the transplant of the wtld turkey and other such an mals From the fe es collected from the sports man One more po nt for us Ptd you know that there are now more wh teta I deer n Amertca than there were when Dan el Boohe sU!lked them Why Because we hunters and sportsmen support research and game management w th our money Another chalk mark for us D d you know that some slates don I cut the grass and brush along the r maJOr htgh ways (at least for a spec I ed ltme ) so that the pheasants qua 1 rabbtls and other an mals wtll have swtable habttal o nest and ra se thetr young Guess who s behtnd thts Your re rtgh hunters and sportsmen pushed for thts pol cy and f nally won Another Ut ng about htgh ways - sportsmen were Rutland also has two Garden Clubs The Rutland Frtendly Gardeners have re cetved slate w1de numerous prOJects n making I s cerUnnly not work ng n the case of Wes tern Mtchtgan tile current leade r m the M dAmertca Co n ference college basketball race and one or only four unbeaten teams m the nat on The other tllree Indtana Nevada Las Ve gas and Rutgers are all ranked among Ute top 10 but Western Mtchtgan desptte a perfect t4-0 record has not recetved many God lovmg people Rutland V llage rna nUl ns a pohce force of one regular and one part time patrolman who s concerned about cruel ha ve been successfu for w h a crmser equ pped w th deaths of anunals man y years and have offered rad o and modern Vascar So nex l me you see a w ld the people of thts area the eqwpment stream or see a picture of a serv1ces that have bee n so There are act ve Cub Scout w ld eagle u pheasant or hear of a flock of w1ld turkeys be ng m southern Oh o or happen to see a deer and thmk to yourself My there seems to be a lot more deer around m he last few years remember a maJor reason the hun ters and sportsmen You don t hear much from us but you see the results Maybe we are the silent maJor ty but t won I be us who cause the d sappearance of a spectes Jom us n our f ght to protect our wtldllfe By the way don I forget the Wtldl fe Hearmg slated for Jan 25 1 p m at the Dept of Natural Resources Butld ng m A hens DR. LAMB COlUMBUS Oltio UP!) We don I I ve m the past Ohto State Coach Woody Hayes told an overflow crowd at the B g Ten champton prectatton banquet Sunday rught Hayes loses three fourths of what many bel eve to be the greatest backfteld m Ohio Slate h story m two-time Hetsman Trophy w nner Archie Griff n quarterback football team next year Hayes who refused w talk to the press followtng a 23-10 loss to UCLA n tbe Rose Bowl by h s then No 1 ranked Buckeyes took a swtpe at the crttics or his stlence Recently I haven I had too much to say satd tbe UP! coach of the year It s amazmg how much press I got for not havmg anytllmg to say So we 11 JUSt leave tl that way and gel on w til the Cornelius awards Buckeyes group of young men on a 1600 taking tron Hopefully your DEAR DR LAMB - I calorie a day dtet They had prese nt dtet has enough would like some advtce I m been qutte active and ac protem m t that the ron wtll 17 years old 5 feet 6 and customed to conslliiUng over be helpful wetgh tOO pounds I m small 3000 calortes a day Hatr ts specialized skm and framed RecenUy I went on a They lost wetght all rtght s mostly protem As you strict starvation diet and lost But they developed per recover you wtlll kely regam 4S pounds I went to the sonahty changes loss of sex all of your hatr Your total doctor afterward and he gave drtve and loss of hatr recovery from the nsult to me vitamin pills He also told Starvahon diets are not your bndy may take SIX me I have a mlld case of a do 11 yourself program months or more anemia so I m taking tron They usually cause the Meanwhile I would suggest pills too person to lose muscle not a well balanced senstble dtet I m eating normally now JUSt fat Your body s use o! and development of a gond bUt my problem IS I m losmg energy at rest ts related to da ly senstble exerctse Ill awful lot of my hatr Can Ute pounds of muscle you program you please tell me tf there ls have If you lose muscles tllen For more mformatton on anyUt!ng I can do for thts I s harder to prevent obestly sens ble dietmg send 50 cents p-oblem and 1s It only tern after the dtet than tl was for The Health Letter number porary? I do not want to go before Almost all crash dtets 4-7 Weight Losing Diet Send bald Please gtve me your or overly restr ct.ed dtets addressed envelope for have thts effect and set the matling Address your letter advice DEAR READER At person up for continued to me m care of thts new9least your story will serve as obestly ratller than cor paper P 0 Box HiS! Radio a bad example to teach reclmg the baste problem Ctty Statton New York NY others Lou of hair from 1 m not surprised you are 10019 dletln!l Is wen known Dr anemtc You need protem to DEAR DR LAMB - What Ancel Keys groop at the form the tron contaimng does low blood pressure In University ol Mlnllesota put a hemoglob n even tf you are dicate• Recently m ne was as .. l • Greene ap and wmgback Br an Baschnagel We d dn I hve m the past of those great teams of Rex Kern and we aren I go ng to 1 ve on Ar h etther Hayes sa d We think we have the makmgs of another fme v tal to us all Just to ment on Boy Scout and a few A very large furntlure troops clubs store organ za t ons and ch ur ch w th a tremendous Ntcklaus shot an 82 Tbe round would have done JUs tice to any weekend amateur because 11 mcluded two trtple bogeys one double and five bogeys While Ntcklaus who has won 58 Amertcan lilies and two Brtltsh opens s nee jommg the wur m 1962 was hacking hts way around Pebble Beach whtch he calls h s favor te golf course Crenshaw 24 was shoolmg a sohd three-under.par 69 that won him the $37 000 ftrst prtze by two shots over Mtke Morley There seemed to be poet c JUsllce n the wmdup-Cren shaw breakmg a slump of 2'h years Morley wmn ng $21 090 for his b ggesl payday m SIX years and George Burns a rookte ty ng the veteran Dave H ll for th rd and Trt-captains for the 1976 season selected by a vote of the squad were mtroduced by all Amertcan defenstve back Ttm Fox and Griffm and mcluded for the ftrst time a member of the spectalt y wmn ng $10 915 Nicklaus 82 dropped him to three~ver for the tourney and le!t hun way back m the pack w th Johnny Mtller who opened the 1976 season by WtMmg the Tucson Open Miller at least had an ex cuse He was bothered by a sore back and the flu m the ftrst two rounds shootmg 7477 but recovered for a patr of 70s N cklaus stmply blew the lead he beld go ng nto the !mal round when he could have won by playmg even par No one ever got to find out Jack s feelmgs about the 82 because he left the area m a hurry for a fltght to Japan where he has busmess m leresis He ll be back next week tllough w play m the Bob Hope Desert Classtc m Palm Sprmgs Cab! Brown e plus severa 4 H and a lo t or for Its enough support from the UP! recogmzed Coaches Board to crack tbe achievements Recogmtton would be op 20 Western Mtchigan notched good perhaps for the Is 14th stratght Saturday un verstly and for the con rught when 11 downed Ball ference Mtllor sa d But State 62-57 and the Broncos really our grea est concern ts coa h Eldon M ller tltinks o try to play basketball as best we can 1 s ttme h s team was Alt~oug h only 36 years old Mtller has already esta bhshed hlmse lf as one of tile top young coaches tn the Bos on co 0 Y a e 56 natton It was 13 years ago at Bowdo n 80 M T 9 I enberg College that be W Cheyney 2 Mans e d 57 Co ne 85 Buckne 69 blnlt a repulalton as a boy H ram 8 Ca neg e Me on 6 wonder Only 23 then and Hot a 63 D exe 62 Ho y c oss 99 Roches e 86 the youngest head coach n La Sa e 5 P ov d en e Co 3 the country he gu ded W I M a n ha an 63 A my 6~ tenberg to a 26-2 record aud a P 80 Tempe 6J. Rhode s (13 Conn e 60 No 1 ranking ln the UP! Ru ge s 3 a a e e 9 small college ratmgs In e ghl Sc an on 84 Leh gh 60 5e on Ha 02 G eo ge ow n 9 seasons at W ttenberg h s 5 ppe y Ro ck 6 L o k Ha en teams posted a record of 14260 Cage Scores Sv acuse 8 No heas e n Upsa a 8 S sq uehan na 62 V anova 69 Pe nn 6 Wes V g n a 69 P enn S A abama 92M ss ss pp s Ba mo e 59 Sa sb y S F o da A ani:J M 73 Bencd 56 F o eta So u he n 6 va 5 64 8 56 c dos a B Geo 9 a 83 LS U 79 nos S 8 Wak e Fo es 9 Ken ucky 69 F o eta 82 Ken u kv S 8 P kes e 8 Ke n u ky W e s ey an 99 M Ken d ee 90 M emph s S 85 C n nna 9 M o ehead S 4 M dd e Tenn 63 MLI ray 5 8 E Tennes se e 55 Whtle Western Mtchtgan r es to ga n naltonal recognttton three of Ute top 10 ranked tea ms dropped m stature over the weekend Th rd ranked Maryland wh ch earlier tn the week was shocked by Clemson was beaten Sunday by fou II ranked North Carohna ~93 m overtime at Chapel Htll N C whtle etghth ranked UCLA and lOth ranked St Johns (N Y) both were beaten on Saturday UCLA was drubbed by No 16 Notre Dame !IG-85 at South Bend Ind and St John s was upset by Prmceton 58 55 in overtlme at Prmcewn bottled gas bus ness a groups that all work together funeral home a branch off ce m making Rutland a nice of the Po neroy Naltonal l•mn m wh ch to I ve !lank probably one of the w thm u e past r ve yea rs oldest and most complete all the streets n Ru la nd s 2 department stores n the were paved wtlh asphalt No Ca S 06 Duke 0 No h Geo g a 69 LaG a nge area several grocery stQres Thts was made poss ble by 62 r ll ng stattons gun shop pool the restdents votmg for a 5 0 d Dom non 20 Camp be room and restaurant null levy for a per oct or 5 93 h Ca o na 84 Oav ctson 0 garages a barber shop and years Counctl expla ned to Sou Tennessee 56 M ss ss pp 53 of course our post offtce the townpeople what they The C ade 75 R chmond 4 b Au bu n 59 I am happy wmenlton that would hke to do what streets Vande V g n a 69 C emson 62 there are s x act ve churches would be paved asked for V g n a Te h 108 Ma sha 82 Cen a S a e 75 S eu benv e 11 & Lee 2 Hamp Syd wtth n tbe corpora e hm Is thetr support for the levy the Wash ohn Ca o 99 Be han y W wsn K e n ucky a Esn Va 69 all are act ve n their own people passed I and the l<lwn Ken ucky 4 a. Ma v 80 Fu man 68 B u f on 84 F nd ay 83 way and have contrtbuled prospered by hav ng paved W Deancea Tayo n<l 83 A egheny 83 Ca!.e Wes e n 9 much down through the years streets Th s also proves to Corne 8 ca rneg e Me on owa 82 Ca e on 64 H ram Pa 67 :.e gh on 95 St L ou s SO w bu ld good w ll and create me that when people are CEvansv Ma on e 67 Oh o Com n ca n 62 e 96 Wabash 8 nformed of what ts mlended G and Va ey 83 No M ch gan 4 they w ll respond favorably H GH SCHOOL SCORES nd ana 85 M nneso a 6 Satu dav In the way of housmg there Ma que e 92 F o dham 64 M c h gan 84 Pu d ue 80 Ale on Cen ra How e 66 have been several new homes M chgan S 74 nos 63 Lakewood S Edwa d 55 bwlt m the area and a new M ssou 84 owa S 68 Ak on E e 68 Akron Sp ng 44 subdtvtSton was added to the Moo head S 7 M nn Morr s A eld exande 84 T mb e 71 vtllage m the past few years 63 No hwes e n 62 w s ons n 60 A an ce 68 Ak on Ga e d 63 Ash Md 57 M Vern on 52 Tbe attitude of the people m No re Dame QS UCLA 95 h Dako a 88 No he n Avon 66 Co umb a 64 3 o Rutland ts and I feel always No owa 69 B oomf e d 62 Gra nd Va e y wtll be When there IS a need P sbu g 6 so u h e n Co o sa 40 Sou h e n I no s 79 Tu sa 76 Buckeye 3 s Amhe- s 67 low as 100 over 50 I m 75 and for whatever the occaston thr Va para so 100 Wayne S 79 Can on Lehman 57 Youngs cttizens w 11 f nd a way to A zona 80 New MeK c o 9 own N 53 wetgh 95 pounds flve feet A kansas 93 TeKa s A&M 9 2 Can on McK n ey 65 Akron short I am on my feet and accomplish what ts needed BIJCh e 53 keep go ng but I am ltred and not by nosily shoutmg about Aus n Co 96 Pau Qu nn 6 Can on s 12 Can on c c o uso n 19 Bay or 3 Can on T mken 4 wes Res really have wpush myself to our needs but merely by Ho Kansas S 65 Ok ahoma S Academy 54 gomg ahead and coming up do housework Ok ahoma s 63 Kansas 59 c e e Te c h 82 c e E a oral Robe s 12 Ole ahoma Co umbus s Char es 50 DEAR READER Nor wtth a soluhon y 10 Fa ess 39 I guess at one time lha t cTCU mal low blood pressure ts 87 Hous on Bap s 86 F emon Ros s 51 T f n 49 0 usually assoctated wtth a there were I censed alcoholic G en Oak 53 ackson 49 74 R ce 56 Hannan Trac e 69 Symmes longer hie span There IS far beverage establishments tn Texas Te x a s E Paso 69 A z S 64 Ve( ey 4 the town but I am happy to less tendency to develop Te x as Tech 72 SMU 69 H gh and 6 Keys one 56 wes TeKas 66 erad ey 56 H and 68 0 v I e 58 fatty-cholesterol deposits m relate that at least m the last Ca 20 years Rutland has not had 0 • fona 89 Sanod 85 2 Lexlna on 68 Ontario 49 the arter es Lora n Ca h 78 E y a w 40 If the blood pressure ts so w rely on ncome dertved E Mon ana 80 G n Fe Is 5 Lou s v e 79 New E wash St 92 Oregon Co SO low that blood won 1 now from the sale of alcohol as long Beach S 58 U of Ph adelph a 6 LOu S\1' I e S Thomas Pa c f c 49 normally to Ute brain tben a Rutland ts a dry town Aqu nu 68 Gar away 58 In summary tl has been a Mon ana S 67 Mon ana 55 Mansf e d s Pete 46 Wvn person may have a tendency M Coo ado 64 ford -43 pleasure to I ve ln our town of 0Nebraska o famt However pressures 'gon 83 0 egon S 68 Map e on 75 Ed son 56 0 igon Tech 77 E 0 egon 67 Rutland I thtnk we have of 90 over 60 or even 50 are Mar e a 62 A hens 49 Pac f c Ore 82 ew s & Me filS 7 Fe<lera Hock ng 56 common wttbout causmg any every reason to be proud C a k 79 e 5 t Norwa k 51 and I'm sure Utat all tllose Po antt s 77 Puge Sound Monroev symptoms at all Pau 50 5 N Canton Hoove 67 Usually low blood pressure who have lived dreamed Sl!ln Franc sco 84 Po and U Marl ng on 38 tn Rutland hese and existed s only as tmportant as the 6 Nelsonv le Yo k U M I er 48 a c 111 a 56 u ah 5 52 New London s medical problem or disease many past years would look San Western 0 Reserve 50 tf any) that call8es it as on us today and say that Sea e U 8 Lovo a Ca 76 Newa k. ca h 62 u ca sa might occur m tuberculosis we re prood of our town and U ah 76 B ghan Young 74 Norlh Ge I a 62 Eaate n 3 Wash ng on 73 Hawa 68 or low funcUon of the adrenal are dotng our best to preserve Weber s 95 No Ar lona 11 Ravenna 8 Youngstown E 77 R verda e 88 Arl ngton 53 gland or with a severe attack 11 for Ilk. generattons that are Wh man 83 W I a n e l e 8 sou h Cen ra 58 Black R ver P nee on 58 s Joh s 55 o J s. to follow of low blood sugar Loss of hair from poor diet By Lawrenee E Lamb M D annual It's time for recognition recognit on n helpmg make By FRED McMANE Rutland a Bloom ng Clean UP! Sports Writer Town by th e r yearly What does a team have to proJec t of creal ng mteresl tn do to gam recogn t on Wm plan ling and clean ng up m every game general The Rutland Garden Some! mes that doesn I Club has been responstble for even work Rutland wl at I IS by the r many plantings of shrubbery and flowe~s at dtfferen t schools and pub! c park concerned a bout the number churches etc of road kills of an mals so n We have lost our htgh some secltons of the country school but are now a part of m rrors were erected along Ule larger more adequate s de of the road The cars Metgs Local School Dtstnct lights are reflected n the However there ts sltll a mtrrors and the ammals grade school tn our town freeze n the safety zone off Wtth the school leadersh p the road nslead of n the an acltve PTA and oterested m ddle of the hlghw ay After townspeople we are proud of the car passes the hghts are our grade school gone and the an mal crosses Rutland s not rea ly an the road safely Thts s sl ll n mduslrtal center but there lhe tr ai stages but I shows are adequate busmesses that rout or Hayes likes '76 Bucks Nicklaus human after all ser:vtce Just what have all the 'anti' people done for conseroation lately. .• member of outdoor clubs that believe m the same tllmgs So for those of you sltll r dmg the fence on the tssues between these anti people and us sportsmen So \\hat now for Ge rge I ned up for 'I, July title fight Foreman may be headed for a second meetmg with Joe Frazier Den Talk BY GREG BAILEY RACINE - As most of you know by now I m on the oppos te stde of the fence to all those ant -hunters ant gunners and anti trappers But I do believe m con servahon and preservat on of natural resources anunals and Our wtld lands That s one reason I m a hunter FOREMAN IS MORTAL LAS VEGAS Nev (UPI) 0. team Tom Skladany tbe natton s leading punter the past two years and out standmg placekicker Captains Elected The defensive captain for next season will be Unebocker Ed Thompson of Waverly wltile Cinemnatl s B U Lukens a guard will serve as Ute offenstve cap tam Skladany one of tbe team s free spirits who was sur prtsed at his selection got his retgn as captain off to a typtcal Skladany start We probably have the greatest class of graduatmg sentors m the country sa d the native of Bethel Park Pa and 11 s gomg wbe hard to replace them But next year I want you to all come out because we re gomg to have a n ce team Grifftn m h s f nal offtc al appearance as an Ohio SUite football player drew a standmg oval on when m traduced by Hayes as the most respected player we ve had m all tile years of Ohio State football 'j'he little tailback from Eastmoor H gh School here talked of the closeness of Ute 1975 Buckeye team ad ding I think that was the greatest thing we had gomg for us As has always been the case Griff n put m a plug for his teanunates asking that they share his glory My records belong to my teammates as well as me he sa d We played as a team A bock ts only as good as Ute line which blocks m !root of htm and a lot of guys on thts team haven I gotten the type of recogntlton tlley deserved Griffin then turned a titUe sen timental posstbly rea llzmg h s days as a Buckeye were at an end Wants To Do II A~aln They say you can I tive m the past sa d tile natton s all I me lead ng maJOr college rusher but I d hke to do tt all aga n Griffm s fellow eaptams Fox Baschnagel and linebacker Ken Kuhn also spoke each expressing what piaymg football at Ohto State had meant to them You can talk aU you want about the Rose Bowl sa d Fox but you still can t take Ute Btg Ten champtonshtp away from us Fox was presented the Sign a Alpha Epsilon trophy as the outstanding player m Ute homecommg game while guard Ted Smtih took the Harry Strobel award as the top offenstve linemen Top freshmen honors wrot wltght end Junmy Mooro on offense and hnehacker Tom Cousineau on defense Bobcats in first loss in MAC United Press International The Mtd Amertcan Con ference lead loosened somewhat lhtS weekend as M am handed Ohio Un verstty Its ftrst con ference loss But tllat win kept M amt I ed for the lead wtlh Wes tern Mtchtgan Mtamt defeated Ohlo U handtly IIIH>3 whtle Western M ch gan cl alked up Its 14th stratght win thls season 62-S7 over Ball State Both Mtaml and Western have 6-CI league records Oh o University fell to 4 I Arc hte Aldrtdge paced Mtamt wttll 19 points while Randy Ayers had 16 Ohlo Un verstty had trouble from tile floor hitting only four of 24 during a stretch m the second half J m Kurzen and Marty Murry scored 14 points each for Western Michigan whtch led all the way Ball State controlled the boards and hit nearly 70 per cent from the free throw line but fell short on shots from the fteld Western Michigan was47 per cent from the field Elsewhere ln Ute MAC Kent State edged Central Mlchlglll 68-62 in a game where 50 personal fouls were called on Ute players and lOW' technical fouls called on tile coaches Toledo defeated Easlem Mlchll!an 88-63 and Bowling Green beat Northern Dlino!s 83-77 0, o Northern 15 Wooster 67 Den son 55 Musklngum 53 0 erbe n 57 w tttnbtro 55 Cap a 77 Ot't o Wei eyan 7d Salem fW Vel 16 Merletta 81 n "loghony tPI l Wll ern 19 I~ Cue Urbana 69 Ctdarv lit 67 R: o Grandt 97 T tfln 11 Wr Oht S 1 e 94 Southeas 52 nd ana Marauders whip Federal-Hocking By Greg Bailey In a htghly emot onal contest at the Morr son Gymnastum Saturday mght tile host Metgs Marauders ptcked up thetr f fth v ctory n tl ou mgs defeat ng the Federal Hock ng Lancers 71 56 But I wasn I all down h ll for the Metgs Club The Lancers btg Joe Butcher scored first w th only 15 seconds gone but Me gs co un terpart b g Mtlch Meadows came nght back to knot the score at 2 2 on a short jumper of hts own The Marauders M ck Davenport then tossed one m tog ve the hosts a short 1 ved 4 2 lead before T m McKtnley knotted the score Metgs then shot out to a 10-4 lead on buckets by Meadows Davenport and Steve Ran dolph but the v s tors wouldn I stay down storming back to take a 1:>-13 lead at Ute end of the ftrst quarter In the last mtnule and a half of that canto Metgs dtdn I score a po nt whtle tile Lancers were putting s x on the board The two teams started the second quarter where they BIG MAN HERE - Jerry Cremeans 42) the Metgs Marauders 5-9 sh gua rd sa lot b gge r than that here as he goes up fo a shot aga ns Federal Hocking s Terry Russell 41 ) n a non league contest Saturday n ght at Larry Morr son GymnasiUm Jun Hamm p cture left off he ftrst Davenport scored for Metgs to knot the score at 15 all but then the v s tors reeled off f ve unanswered potnls to Jwnp out to the r btggesl lead or the n ght at 20-15 1 hen the Me gs defense sl ffened and the offense began ch ppmg away at the lead W th 4 25 showmg Davenport connected on a three pomt play AI the 3 05 mark Jerry Cremeans htt a foul shot then 30 seconds later canned a lay up to gtve Meigs a 25 23 lead and from then on they were never headed gong nto the locker room at half tme leadmg 3325 The Marauders defense held the Lancers h gh scormg Butcher to ftve pomts tn that half all tn tile f rst per od Cremeans added s x b g pomts m that mportant second per oct and Daven port had a total of 13 for the half Randolph took hts half lime breather wttll three fouls hang ng over h s head wh le the Lancers T Russell and McKinley were tn the same boat At one po n m the EAST LANSING M ch UP!) Michtgan State Pres dent Clifton R Wharton Jr scheduled an afternoon press conference to~ y to discuss tn deta I the f n d pgs wh ch led the National Co ll eg ate Athlettc Assoctal on to put the Spartans football program on proba ton for the next hree years The NCAA meted out of he dtsctplmary actton wh ch lasts from Jan 18 1976 unul Jan 18 1979 Sunday for 34 recru ltng and athlete ass stance vtolat ons We have been nformed of he acttons of the NCAA Council w th respect to our appeal of certam findmgs of he nfract ons committee but we regret that the council was unable to accept our proofs of mnocence m the matters appealed to I We are now study ng the counc I s concl us ons and penalties and we w ll d scuss m detatl the Untvers ty s posttton on spec f c fmdings a a press conterence on Monday The terms of the probatton bar he football Spartans fr om appear ng n bowl games or on televts on for three years slashes the number of players the school can recrwt o 20 th s year 10 less than schools not on prohallon and ftve under the non.probat on allotmeot m 1977 78 ) Add I onal y one urmamed asstslant o Coach DeMy Stolz was reprunanded a second was hm1ted to recru hng on the schoo l s campus only for a year whtle a th rd was proh btted from all mvolvement w th recru t ng Local sports this week Hamn p clue Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN I I I Sp rts Edttor NEW YORK ( UPI) Joe Fraz er did exactly what he sa td I e was go ng to do aile hts I gh l w th Mohan mad Al He d d a lot of ltinkmg about re r ng He talked about l w h Eddie F utch a man he respect; and w h two lad es he respects h s w fe and h s mother He spoke w th them all and came o a dec s on about rettr ng He s not gong to do I No reason wl y I should he sa td to me at the National Car oon sis Soc ely wl ere he ooked n h s usual superb phys cal shape the o he ven ng Box ng s my occupal on I enJOY do ng tl more than anythmg else and I m not an old man I turned 32 he o her day That s not old I m gomg to keep r ght g Btg George Foreman he man who look his tttle away three yea rs ago n Jama ca and flattened Ron Lyle Saturday shapes up as Joe Fraz er s next major opponent wtth the w nner get! ng another shot at Al You say you couldn I ake a fourtll Al Fraz er meet ng Why not ' Gene TuMey and Harry Greb U.ngled f ve t1mes and a lot of people st II kept commg out w sec the n Fredd e 1 ynn ts one bal player I don t th Jk w ll fall v ct m to the sophomore J nx Not that Boston s 23-year~ld MVP and Rook e of the Vear ts exemp or anyth ng hke that but he seems too smart to fall mto the same kmd of trap so many others do commg off an unusua lly fme freshman year Many of those who have good rookte seasons automallcally feel they have I nade and spend that ftrst wmter U!k ng bows enJoying second help ngs and s tt ng on the r laurels Not 1 ynn He works out every day near h s home n El Mon e Cal f and when he s ftmshed he doesn I s I home worrying about thiS year s contract S nee he had a better year II an anybody else and smce he s represented by tile exceptionally capable Jerry Kapstem a completely ded cated young man who comes mto every negoltalton for his client as well prepared as F Lee Batley LyM very likely wtll wmd up w lh the b ggest pay ra se of any maJor leaguer and perhaps the ltighest smgle salary jump 1 the history of major league baseball He received $20 000 from the Red Sox last year and he conce vably could approach gett ng between four and ftve ttmes more tilts time Spencer Haywood II e 6-foot 9 forward wtth the New York Krucks ts averagmg 2{) po nts a game and havmg a good year after coming from Ute Sea I e SuperSomcs but thts ts the ftrst time n ftve years he wasn I ptcked to the All..Star team He tsn I happy about tt e ther It s an mjusttce he says but I m not gonna die over 1 Coni nued on page 4 htl on f ve slra ght fteld goals before they m ssed The Marauders stuck w1th the r zone defense m the th rd per od but Butcher began _gell ng the ball and putt ng t through the hoop But Metgs d d some scormg of thetr own and that quarter ended wtth Metgs s till on top 44 37 Terry Qualls scored s x of hts team s 11 po nts n that canto Metgs started the scormg m the fourth and Lancers JUS! couldn t keep pace The v s tors lost the serv ces of Russell and Butcher m dway through the last per od v a lhe foul c rcutt That last penod also saw some tern pers flare when two techn cal fouls were called on he v s tors Metgs h t a hot 44 per cent from the floor ( 26 59 and sank 19-33 from the chartly slr pe n the foul mfested co ntest Dave nport once aga n led the wmners as he canned 25 markers while Meadows and Qualls also h t double f gures as they sank 16 and 2 po nts respect ve y Those latter two also hauled Spartans on probation Wharwn sa d n a ca refully worded statement released hrough the untvers ly s sports mformat on depart nen The Umvers ly acknowl edges that some vtolattons took place Wharton satd IT S A STANDOFF Terry Qu.lls r ghl of the Marauders and Terry Russell 41 of f ederal Hock ng ha ve equal rea hes ere as both go for a free boll Sa u lay n gl a 1 ar } Morr son gym as urn J m second per od the Marauders M ch gan State also was told to dtssoctate tts athlettc program from two wuden tfted representat ves of the umverstly s athleltc n erests Although the ass s ant coaches were not named the hree who attended M ch gan State s pos t season hearmg n Kan sas C ty Mo were Howa rd eyers Chari e Butler and J mmy Raye ~tolz was not ctted many of he vtolat ons Among the Mtch gan State vtolat ons c ted were -;m asststant coach gtvtng wo prospects per sonal spend ng money Reserves in • • nnpress1ve 45-30 win The Me 1g-s r ese rves baske ball team made 1 a clean sweep Saturday mght Sports for the week of Jan 26-Feb 1 defeat ng the Baby Lancers Monday Jan 26 - Fed Hocking G rls at Me gs 5 30 p m of Federa Hockmg 45 30 Eastern Jr H gh at Vmton Me gs Freshmen at Wellston Me gs Reserves are now 4 Eastern Freshmen host Fed Hockmg Southern Jr Htgh a wh e the Lancers of Coach B dwell B I Hark ns dropped to 74 Tuesday Jan 27 Eastern G rls host Southwestern 6 f was anyone s game the p m Me gs Vars ty hosts Wellston 6 p m Eastern Varsity firs t half as the vtstlmg hosts Waterford 6 p m Lancers ed at the end of the Wednesday Jan 28 East Gtrls bost Hannan Trace ftrs quar er 10-9 but fell Thursday Jan 29 East G rls host Soutllern Me gs Jr beh nd at the half t me H gh at Shade East Jr H gh hosts Vmton Soutllern Jr H gh buzzer 21 20 At the 3 39 hos s Wahama nark of the second quar er Frtday Jan 30 Me gs Vars ty travels to Ironton Br an Hamtlton connected on Southern Varstty at North Gall a Eastern Varstly at Kyger a three po nt play to put the Creek Marauders of Coach Bob Saturday Jan 31 - Meigs Vars ty at Wahama Me gs 0 tver ahead for the r rsl G rls host Kyger Creek 6 p m AND Last Day of Rabb 1 I me 16 15 They never Season eltnqwshed the lead The th rd canto saw the home team outscore the Lancers 10-4 and from then on there was 1 tile doubt about he outcome Metgs was led by Sports Desk Ham llon s 16 markers and eammates Chuck Follrod and Kelly Wmebrenner ch pped m e ght aptece The team shot a warm 37 per cent 18-48 fr om the fteld and netted 9 of 12 from the chan y slrtpe Federal Hock ng was led by Dtll nger w th mne po nts BY GREG BAILEY The Me gs Marauders fresh off an tmpresstve 71-56 vtc The Lancers h I 9 37 from the tory over !federal Hocking Saturday night wtll htt the hard floor for only 24 pet but were better at tile foullme as they wood three tlmes tltis week Fans may see the Me gs FH game on Cable TV wmghl at connected on 12 19 Of! c als 7 30 For those who mtssed Fr days Me gs vs Galltpohs rival for the game were Bragg and match you can also p ck that one up on cable at 5 p m Mon Hickman day Lots of excttement m those two games so watch for them Tuesday rught fmds the Marauders hostmg the Wellston Golden Rockets The two teams met earlier thts year at Wellston and the Metgs County team came out on top 62-S3 Metgs ts 5-6 on the year (~ tnstde the SEOAI whtle Wellston s 3-ll overall and 2-7 Ins de the loop In that last encounter the Golden Rockets Gary Peoples was the only Rocket player m double ftgures wtth 14 po nts Metgs had three players w th double chalk marks Qualls Meadows and Randolph The game w ll begm al6 p m Fnday n ght the Marauders of Coach Ron Logan travel to Ironton to tangle with the league leading Tigers m the r new fteld house In thetr prev ous battle the Me gs 'lloys gave tbe fellows of Coach Buddy Bell all they could handle before bow ng n the clos ng m nutes 63-51 Ironton has been led Utts year by Dean Fttzpatr ck on the boards and tn scormg The Tigers wtll have to watch out for any one of Me gs ftve starters as each one has scored m double ftgures Utts year Mtck Davenport has been commg on s rong after geltmg off o a slow start and btg 6 8 M tch Meadows has played conststent ball all year showmg strength on the boards and also n scormg Meadows ts secood m the league n ebounding while both he and Davenport ar~ averagmg over 14 po n s per contest Terry Qualls ts ftfth tn the league m sl oottng accura and Steve Randolph is third ln foul shootmg percentage Saturday mght the Marauders w ll cross the brtdge to tangle wtth the Wahama Whtte Falcons n the only contest scheduled between thesr ~o teams for this year 13 and 10 or lhe r team s 37 rebounds The Marauders had 22 turnovers Coach Mark Sm th s Lancers were led by Butcher and Steve Russell wtlh 18 and 12 pomts They were cool n Ute r shoot ng from the fteld as they canned only 20.57 for 35 per cent They sank only 16 of 29 foul attempts No n d VIdUal rebound ng f gures were avatlable but th e Lancers as a team collected only 24 ~ aroms and com rrutted 16 turnovers Metgs plays three games next week Tuesday they host Wellston Fr day they travel w Ironton and play m the T gers new f eld house and Saturday they cross the br dg e to tang le w th Wahama Offtc als for the game were Atkins and Thompson from lhe Ch ll co he Chapter tn MEIGS FG A FT,l PF RB TO TP 58 24 3 1 12 10 2 46 2 4 3 8 6 13 45 4 13 16 9 4 1 0 0 l 2 2l 24 02 l 4 2 0 I 00 0 0 I 0 2 0 I 00 3 0 00 0 2 0 I 6 24 2 I I 71 26 S9 9 33 9 31 22 Oua s C emeans • Meadows Davenpo t Rando ph B own ng S ewart Dod son Sc tes Ma • n TOT,.LS 44 pe ce nt Qua te Sco e 13 20 II 21 15 10 12 9 M FH FED Terry Russe I Joe Butche Seve Russe Te y Ogg T mMcK n ey B uce La cke Buddy S ove J m Good el ow Don Poston Tota s 35 pe ce nt HOCKING FG" FT" PF 37 36 5 1 6 48 5 5 J 9 23 0 I I 3 00 5 03 00 00 0I 12 21 46 4 I 29 24 I 2 20 57 16 RB TO TP 1 2 3 3 4 2 9 6 2 6 2 0 2 2 16 l4 6 56 X Blue Devils lose Wh eelers bur g Oh o s n nth ranked Class AA h gh PRO GRID SEASON CONCLUDES TONIGHT school basketball team m the NEW ORLEANS (UP I) - An antlclimaetic Pro Bawl Assoc ated Press Poll ends the pro football season tonight in a game marked by streaked to a t3-2 lead n the the absence o! top rated quarterbacks and olher standout ftrst stx mmutes of play then players from both National Football League Conferences held off a furtous Gallipohs Pittsburgh s Terry Bradshaw was Injured In the last rally m the second half to quarter of the Steelers 2117 win over Dallas and the defeat the v s lmg Blue Cowboy s Roger Staubaeh- named to replace Minnesota Devtls 56-44 Saturday mght Viking Fran Tarkenton -also bowed out because of an The game was marred by ID)ury three techmcal fouls called The quarterbacking jobs went to Jim Hart o! tile NFC by off etals Tony I usk and St Louis Cardinals and to Ken Anderson of Cincinnati In Jack Buller resultmg m the the AFC eject on of GAHS Coach Jtm A crowd or aoout 30 000 is expected for the nationally Osborne from the game wtth televtsed game al the Louisiana Superdome 4 32 rema ning n the second perod The Ptrates led 17-ll after COllEGE SCORES one per od and were on top 328 Oh o S a e 67 19 durmg the halftune n Mowa am 85 Oh o Un ve s y 63 U!rm sston The Burg led 40- Bow ng G een 83 No he n 34 go ng mto the f nal pertod Kennos 7S a e 68 Cen a Down 3().12 wtth 3 41left m M ch gan 62 Ute f rst half GAHScame To edo 86 Eas e n M h gan back to outscore the Pirates 63 Xav e 6 N avy 64 22-ll reducmg the deftctt to De o 86 Day o n 0 Memph s S a e 85 C n c n na four pomts 38-34 with 2 23 19 left m the thtrd pertod Ash and 6 Gannon P a 66 a ska Om aha 63 Youngs At th s po nt Wheelersburg Neb own S a e 54 \\ent nt o Its four corner Cen a Con nee cu 6 A kon Ask abou ow cos fin'""'''"" offen se The Hughesmen th ough a coope at ng bank e de be g 67 Ba dw n slowly ncreased thetr lead H and econom ca Sta e Fa m ca Wa ace 58 throughout th ~ fmal per od to Moun Un on 82 Kenyon 80 nsu ance wm by a dozen pomts GallipoliS dtd a good JOb defens vely on P1rate aces Brtan Bays and Joe Rase lun ltng Bays to etght and Rase to 12 However Jeff WS ANGELES (UP!) Meadows shpped by GAHS Gary Player Tom Wetskopf defenders for a game-htgh 22 and Btlly Casper are among pomts the top pro goHers who wtll be Gary Snowden was the only compeltng for a ftrst prtze of B111e Devtl n double figures $.17 000 m the Los Angeles Bill Fletcher w th 17 Open golf tournament Feb 1258 Powell St Gallipolis h t 20 of 44 held 19-22 Mtddleport 0 goal attempts for 45 4 The Player competmg m h s Dev Is outscored the Pirates second L A Open was PH. 992 7155 by one I eld goal WHS nmnerup to Arnold Palmer m Another- of )'OUt' ftn shed wtth 19 of 47 from the 1963 Other pros compettng In fteld for 40 4 percent While Ute $185 000 tournament n ~ s. Stat.. Farm Alieni GAHS htt only four of 10 elude Gene Ltttler Lee char ty tosses the Pirates Trev no Dave Stockton and ~H~ M sank a stzzlmg 81 8 percent of defendmg champton Pat p 4 04 thetr free sbots 18 of 22 Fitzstmons GAHS had 20 personsal Wheelersburg 16 Galllpohs our-rebounded the Ptrates 28 27 Brent Saunders ptcked off n ne for GAHS Meadows p eked off 121 for tile wtMers GA HS had 12 turnovers the Pirates 14 Wheelersburg now I~ on tile year wtll carry a two year 26-game wmmng streak mto Frtday s game agatnsl Northwest Galhpolts now 8-5 on the year wtll at Jackson Tuesday n a SEOAL contest Before you buy your next car, see how much you might save. BOSTON (UPI) - The Cape Codders of the NorUt Amertcan Hockey League wtll have a home aga n now that a Federal ballkruplcy JUdge has ruled that elec lrtcal co ntractor Edmund Freau can lake control of the Cape Cod Coliseum n South Yarmouth as a debtor m posseSSion Could~ rebUild ~ at today s prlc:ts? Hou. . .,. Ull hiW doubled n lhe nl 20 ,..,. Un._ ,.ou cCMr,.. nu...., you .,. nturenc...., onypey o f'la ·~ ...... _. wa ..,.. AI.. • Nltio:eal* P J PAULEY 104W MAIN PH m 2311 .NAlJONMDI U!!!~C.! .......... ......_ '"' ...,te~~et ea ..... Gila Qf>. c.~.-.. 0 . REAL SOLUTION. ACTION Volunteers If you re a commuruty leader or a:roncemed c1t11.en and you ve got a tough problemyou need professiOnals You need ACTION ACTION ts sktlled volunteers people of all ages wtth all kmds of skills workmg to solve problems m your commumty and around the world So tf you've got a tough commumty problem wnte ACTION Dept PP Washington DC 20525 Between us there s got to be a solut10n ~ • p • ' ........ Of . . . . . . . . . . ,.,. ., .. • g co �• I • 4 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-P omeroy, 0 .. Mondav. Jan . 26, 1976 Souihem rolls over SW five, 91-50 Wildcats top Viking five In a lmost a carbon copy of !lle previous night, Souther n was ha rd-pressed for one quarter then ~ot its offense untracked to score a lopsided 91-00 victory Saturday night over Southwestern . Friday night, Kyger Creek gave the Tornados a rough time in the first quarter only to be blown out the rest of the game. Noe nets 48 as Rio humbles Tiffm five Saturday night at Patriot, OJach Richard Hamilton 's So uthwester n Highlanders kept pace during the first quarter , 10-<1 but were left at the game in a 26 point Southern second period . The Tornados put 21 more points on the scor eboard in the !llird s t anza and wrapped it up easily wi!ll 34 big points in the four th canto. Chip Braue r led the Tor· nado attack with 20 points . Dan Brown had 17 points, Mike Rober ts added 14 and E ric [)unning ~ad 10. The v ictor y pu shed South ern 's record to 9-3, 6-2 in the SVAC. So uthwestern dropped to 2- Leading by seven points at Symmes Valley hit just 15 the hall, Coach Dan Cornell 's of 60 field goal tries for 25 pet. Hannan Tra ce Wildca ts and 11 of 27 at the charity Rio Gr a nde Co ll ege lllrow record by sinkin g 16 weeks ago against Malone rolled up 39 points in the . stripe . regajned fi rst place in the out of 19 attempts. The foul . College,, 1 second half to defeat Symmes Coa ch Dave Owens ' Mid-Ohio Conference stan - shoo ting r ecor d was Wednesday , Rio will play at Valley, 69-41 in an SVAC Hann an Tra ce Wi ldkitl en din gs following Saturday previously set by Union 's Urbana . The Redmen visit contest. reser ve team won its ninth In the thir d q uar te r , straight victor y without a loss ni ght ' s impressive 97-81 Paul Andrews on Feb. 14, Tiffin Saturday. Box score: Han nan Trace outscored the in the SV AC with a 56-18 rom p vctory over the visiting Tiffin 1970. Dragons a t Lyne Center. Rio led 42-33 during the TIFFIN ! 8ll _ Farr is I< s. visitor s 19-4 to take a com- over the Viking reserves . Urbana defeated Ced ar - halftime intermission. 33 : Wheat 3 0-6 : H uss 5-A 14; manding lead. The Wildcats David Campbell led the Jim Sle warl ta llied 14 Smith 3-0-6 : Ha r alson . o 11 ; fi nished strong with a 20 point wa y with 19 points. David _ ville 69-67 Saturday to knock R i tzier 3-0-6 ; Hun te r 3 2 8 ; llle Yellow J ackets from top ING LEWOOD, Calif. I UPI ) points for the Redmen wh ile F loren ce 2-1-5, Irons 1 0 2; Swain tossed in 17. Payne led fourth period . spot in the MOC. Malone Mark Swai n added II. TOTALS 34-13-81. Lupe P intor , un beaten The assault was led by SV with nine points. R:IO GRANDE {97 ) - Noe downed Ohio Dominican 69-62 from Mexi co bantamweight Robln Farris was lhe big 16 -16 -48 ; Pr i c e 2-0-4 ; S te w ar t s en ior fo r ward David Hannan Trace vi sits in the other loop tilt Saturday. gun for Tiffin with 33 poin ts . s .• . ,., Ca ldwe ll 2 1.5; has been signed to box City, Shaffer. He collected a game Kyger Creek Tuesday and Jim Huss tossed in 14. A l banese 2· 1 5 ; Car r i ng to n 2. Rio's Jimmy Noe set a new Alberto Davila in a third bout high of 18 points . Also hitting will hos t Green Friday. 0 -4 : Swain 5-1-11 ; Bi s e 2 0-4 ; Lyne Cen ter individ~al at the F orum Feb. 25 . Pinto Pre vio us Lyne Cent er Rob in son 1-0 2; TOTALS 37 Sym m es Va lle y is a t double fi gures lor the winn ers wer e seni or gua rd Ke nt Chesapeake Friday and will scoring mark as the 6-5 junior lndividual scoring mark was 23 -;~0r e at h a lt _ Rio 4 2 T i ff in ha s 14 consecutive wins , II by knockouts. Halley with 16 and sophomore host Kyger Creek Saturd ay. poured 48 points through the 42 points, set by Jim Noe two 33 . to pace Coach Art hoops Randy McGuire added 14. Box score: l.1nham 's crew to its I Oth s v mme s Vall ey ( <Il l Coach . Gary Sal ye r S1 victory ag ainst eight set- LOS ANGELES (UPI ) 'ki 1 d b K · W i lson 5-0-10 ; Cai n 11 J : VI rigs were e Y evlp Sc haefe r 2 6-10 ; Be rr y 1-0 .2 : backs . Inside the MOC, Rio Rudy Sarro, scheduled to Schaefer and Frank Wi1son 's t ng l es 2 o 4 ; Es t ep 2, 0 -4 : its mark to 4-1. Tiffin fi g ht Andy Price in a upped 10 points. The victor y pushed Mil le r 2-o..:~ .N ance 0-4-4. T ot a ls 15-11 -41 . DR. RONALD F. RIVIERE dropped to 5-3 inside the we lt erwei ght bou t at the Hannan Trace 's season Hannan Trace (69 ) OR. A. J. SlAEHll DR. FREEMAN MALTZ conferen c e . The Dragon s Olympic Thursday, wasn't at recordlo 8-4 overalland 7-2in Sha f f er 6-6-18 ; Whitt 1-0-2; OR. CHRIS A. BIDDlE . Gibson 2-2-6 ; M c Guir ~ 6-2- 14 : dropped to 9-9 on the sea son . all impressed with the fact t he SVAC. Woodyar d 1 0-2 ; Petr ie 2-3-7 : C4ll COLLECT 4REA CODE 1614) Noe tallied 16 field goals lllat his opponent is managed Symmes Valley dropped its Ha lley 8-0 16; Wells 2·0-<. PHONE: 252-3181 252-8445 and tied a Lyne Center free by actor Lee Majors, who l ith game . The Vi kings are 2- Totals 28·13·••0:: By Quart ers : , One or Two Day Ful l Denture II overa ll , 2-6 in the SVAC. sv 11 2 ' 14- <1 - - - - - - - - - - stars a s a mechani ca l televi sion's H Six ~ superman in Serv ice, P art ia is, Ext raction s , Hannan Trace sank 28 of 89 HT 16 I< 19 20- 69 . R eserve s: H afi nan Tr ace 56 BULLDOGS LOSE Million Dollar Man." floor attempts for 31 pet. and Sym mes Vall ey 18. 1X' Ray s, Cle an ing .MARIETTA (62 )-We sl 3-J Barro, a Filipino who is an 13 of 19 free throws. 7: M i r acle 10 4-24: Gei s t er 7. 6 20 : Sta ce y 0-1-1; Z id 1-0-2; avid American television fan , Sc hw end e man 2-0-4; Zoller 1 ~ . said, "That's the stron g guy, 0 2; K n ight 1·0 2. TOTALS 25· isp 't he," referring to Majors' 12 ·62 . ATHENS (49) Gold S· TV role. " Well, he 's going to berry 1-2-4 ; Hea dy 4 -l -9 ; F au l kn er 2 -0 ·4 : Gre er 5-2- 12 ; , need every bit of his bionic ChOnko 5 -1-11; Bl ac kfor d 3-0 powers to pick Price off the Continued from page 3 RIVIERE CENTER 949 E. 6 : .M eek 1 0-2; Ma y 0- 1-1. canvas next week." COLUMBUS, OHI O 43205 TOTALS 21 -7 , 49 . Ba seball's trip to Cuba this Spring is definitely off, finished . In thelr previous meeting, By quarters: 'Yo u'll .Smile Tomorro w ![Yo i.J 1"ak l' C u H~ OJ } IJia ·1 ,.,.u , 'I r• dt•~ ' Plans had been worked out to send a group of big leaguers to Mar ie tta 15 14 17 16---:- 62 Barro scored a seco nd~round 16 6 8 21........: 49 MOr>l:>AY THROU GH FRIDA Y Havana lor twoor:three games in March and the blueprint had A th ens Res e rv e s At h e n s 43 knockout over Price at the both Fidel Castro's and Henry Kissinger's endorsement since Mar ie tta 4 1 Olympi c. · u:~=======8=:30==A=.M=·=T=0=6=: =W=P=·=M= · ====~== ea ch is a hot baseba ll fa n, but the whole thing came apart because of An gola .. .. , Low point in his life, says new Hall of Farner Robin Roberts, was in the Spring of 1962 when he failed to make it with the New York Yankees and was released by them during spring tra ining, He caught on with Baltimore and in the first game.he pitched against the Yankees , he remembers Y~nkee leftba nder Bud Daley hitting Oriole first baseman Boog Powell. "Of course," says Roberts , 1'coming from over ln the National League as I did, I was always taught to 'get ' the first man up in the next inning, and the first !llan up for them was Ruger Maris. Well,llawnmowed him and he comes at me with his hat. Hobie Landrith, who was catching lor us, jumps on his ba ck a nd then both dugouts empty out and there's this big fuss. After the ball game is over, Roger comes over and says, 'why me? ' I told him, 'hell, no hard feelings, it's just that you have the other jersey on your back, that's all. ... 6 in the league and 2-9 overall. The Highlanders were led offensively by Doug Mi ller's 15 points. Rich Crouse finished wi!ll nine points. During the foulinfes ted con test , official s called 26 fouls , a gainst Southern a nd 38 against Southwestern. The Tornados lost four players with five per so na ls while SW lost three . SOuthern took the reserve tilt , 51-31. Sayre led the Fun nel Clouds with 12. Banks had nine for the Highlanders. Sout hwes tern tr a vels to Wahama Friday . Southern is at North Gallia Totals 30-31 -91. Southwester n 150) - Bush D. M ille r 2 p 15 ; cro us e 3-3-9; 3-2 8 ; 2 -1 -S;f Ba n ks 0 - 4- ~ ; Gr!l t e C!lrte r 1-1-3; Lewis 1-0 2; Je ffers 1-0-2; Wal ker 1 0-2. Totals 14 -21-SO. B yQuarters : Sout hern 10 26 21 3_.- 91 Southwes tern R es erves : 'll 17 7 17- 50 Sout h ern 57 Sou t hwes t ern 31 : JANUARY · CLEARANCE 20% oH Store Hours : heritage house Middleport, Ohio IS NOW (AFTER THE FIRE) HOURS 8-5 MON.-FRI. 8-12 SAT. 0 PHONE 992-2709 VALLEY LUMBER MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SPECIAL .SALE 0 SEEING .· IS BELIEVING .Pirates win big Coach Duane Wolfe's Eastern Eagles played ·a s low , deliberate game Saturday night but it was to no avail as the SVAC league-leading North G a llia Pirates defeated Eastern , 62-31. From the opening tip to the fourth, Eastern ' s offe nse moved th e ball up-court slowly while wa it ing for the open s hot. Box score: North Ga!Ua took a 12-6 lead at , the end of the first .Eas1ern ( 31l - Conde 4-0-8; quarter. The score was in- Riffl e A-3· 11 ; Nelson 2-0·4; inger 3-2-8 ; S - Nelson Q.Q. creased to 22-11 at the half 0Ei. ch Totals 13-5-31 . North Gallia · (62) and 38-19. going into the final unyon 1-0·2; C. Minnis0- 1-1; stanza . North Gallia got 24 .R Logan 7-1-15 ; J ames iJ .Q-26 ; points in the fourth period . N eal 3-0-6; R . Mi nnis 2-1-5; The Pirates' Greg James, Theis s 2-1-5 : Eggleton 1-0-2. Totals 29-4 -62 . · 6-4 senior guard, reached the By Quarters : 6 5 B 12- 31 1,000 point mark in his career Eastern G. 12 10 16 24 - 62 with 26 points. He now has N .Reserves : 1,020 points as a Pirate regul ar . North lia llia 's only other · player in double figures was Fred Logan with 15. Bruce Riffle led Eastern's attack with 11 points. Brian OJnde and Don Eichinter each had eight points. James enjoyed another good night defensively blocking seven shots and gr~bbing. 19 rebounds . As a team , the Pirates had 52 rebounds . North Gallia sank 29 of 71 floor attempts for 40 pet. and four of 17 at the free throw circle . ~astern hit .five of nine at the foul line, In the reserve game, OJach Mike MuJ<ryrd's Little Bucs bounr · ~ 49-21. Doug Sission topped the winners with 22 . Steve Mundell and Ron Plants had eight each . Doug Browning had 10 in a losing cause. Coach Jim Foster's Pirates, lO-t overall and!).(} in the SVAC, battle Eastern of Pike OJunty Tuesday and Southern Friday. Eastern, 111 overall and I~ in the SV AC will host Waterford Tuesday and travel to Kyger Creek Friday. North Gallia 49 Eastern 27 . OFFIC'E: RS: 9:30 to 12, 2 to s (CLOSE AT. NOON ON THURS. l-EAST COU.RT SHORT SHAG SCULPTURED SHAG elOO% NYLON BEAUTIFUL PILE elWEED COLORS 95 $ GEOMETRIC SQ. 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Edward Simpson , the prayer . Mrs . Philson 's devotion s wer e entitled " Give Us This Day " using the Lord's Prayer fr om the Uving Bible and explaining the meaning of each phrase . She spoke on the meaning of prayer, when and where. to pray, and concluded with the reminder that " Today is the firs t day of the rest of your life ." For roll call members gave HOWTOGROW'niEM, HOWTO ENHANCE FOOD wrrH 'niEM ... EVEN HOW TO USE 'niEM FOR BEAUTY - It may still he winter outside your window for the next coupld of months, but indoors you can start your own flowerpot garden Qf fresh herbs right now . Herbs used in cooking can make an inexpensive peasant dish !It for a king. Herbs make pretty houseplants . Herbs are easy to grow. Herbs can he used in your own homemade products for health and beauty. . Best wa~ to have fresh herbs conlinually at hand to work thell' magic m your cooking is to grow your own .. . year round. Many herbs thrive about as well indoors in pots as outdoors in your garden. All they really need is adequate light, a warm but not too hot atmosphere , proper soil, sufficient moisture and humidity, and an. occasional application of plant food :.. and ~t ' sabo~t all there is to it. If you don 't have a sunny window, 1\ IS poSSible to supply "daylight" with fluorescent bulbs plar:ed about a foot above the top of· the plants. You can l~ngthe~ the growing day this way, too. A shallow baking tin filled wJth gravel for the pots to sit on and drain into will help to ~uppiy humidity. Feeding is best accomplished with a solublem-water houseplant fertilizer . The 20-2().20 formula is best, but a 11).15-10 kind will do pretty well . Feed once a month, not oftener, diluting according to the package directions. Any shallow containers will do to start vour seeds in: flat cans, cottage cheese , etc. Provice drainage holes, cover them By Polly Cra m~r with btoken pieces of pot or gravel, then fill cootainers to within l'z inch of top with a good grade of commercial potting POLLY'S PROBLEM soli. Water well and let drain; refill soil to proper level. Sow DEAR POLLY - I wonder only 12 to 16 seeds per pot, spacing them at least l'z inch apart . if there is a way to remove Sift soil over them ... barely covering small seeds, covering big stains from clothing crayon ones about I'• inch. Olver pots with plastic wrap held tightly by lllat has been washed in the a rubber band. Keep pots warm; not below 50 degrees at night washer and dried . One of my nor above 70 degrees. Seeds should sprout according to kind of grandchildren had • crayon plant, in six days to four weeks. When sprouts are up a hall in a pocket and It ruined inch, remove platic, cover and place pols in full sun. Keep soil always slightly moist, watering gently once a day to once a several new pant.. and tops. week, depending on temperature and humidity. When pots Some of them are made of a have two pairs of leaves (10 days to two weeks ), put in per- jean type fabric in yellow and manent pots. The day before transplanting prepare pots as pink and some are double above wi!ll same kind of soil to '"' inch from top. Water and let knit. - MRS. E .L.E . drain. Lilt out seedlings with a good block of soil around roots , DEAR MRS. E.L.E, - Test using a table fork thrust in deeply . Avoid injuring ·roots . first, and if your fabrics will Plunge a table knife into the permanent pot soil and press it take it, try washing with hot from side to side . Insert the seedling root and soil into this slit, water, laundry soap and a placing plant at the level it had been.growing. Press soil gently cup of baking soda. Or you to close slit. Leaves of most herbs can be picked to use in might try loosening the stains cooking after four to six ·weeks . They may also be frozen or With kitchen shortening. · dried. Apply detergent on the stain, Prying .. . cut sprigs in the morning. Tie several sprigs in a · bunch, hang up to dry in a cool shady spot. To store , strip off working until outline of the dried leaves . Or, strip leaves immediately and let dry flat on stain Is removed and launder paper towels in a cool spot. Store in tightly stoppered CQiored as usual. If it's necessary to bottles to keep color .. . Freezing ' Hold a few sprigs with tongs , repeat, first apply a plunge into boiling water for one minute,then into ice water for household cleaner (liquid), two minutes . Drain, place in plastic bags, seal and freeze use a bleach ·safe for your immediately . fabrics and colors and Herbed Tomatoes - 6 tomatoes, two-thirds eup salad oil, launder. These are recomI'• cup vinegar ; >(, cup snipped parsley, ~'• cup sliced green mendations from two laundry onions, 2 tsps . fresh marjoram leaves, snipped or l'z teaspoon ,laboratories. - POLLY. dried marjoram, crushed, I tsp salt, I'• tsp. pepper, lettuce ... Dip each tomato in boiling water lor a few seconds; peel. Place DEAR POLLY - When I tomatoes in a deep bowl. In a screw-top jar, combine salad oil, bake something that is to be vinegar, parsley, sliced onions, marjoram, salt and pepper. sold at a bazaar , bake sale or Shake well . Pour over peeled tomatoes. Olver and chill several benefit I include the recipe hours or overnight. spoon dressing over tomatoes ilccasionaily. At serving time, spoo11 herb dressing over tomatoes again. Transfer tomatoes to lettuce-lined serving platter. Makes 6 servings , Herbs have a long and interesting tradition in coSmetics, perfumes and the healing arts. In ancient times, before modern medication, there was an herb or combination of herbs for any aibnent from indigestion to wounds. Some were taken internally ,a s syrups, infusions or teas . Others applied as leaves or ointments to the outside of the body. In medieval England, most cathedrals and castles had floors of rough stone or dirt that were hard to sweep up. It became customary to spread herbs underfoot to give the olace a oleasant smell. Basil was one of the most popular of these "stewwing herbs. "I Herbs were also thrown on an open fire, both for their aroma and to ward off disease. IVJsemary was particularly well liked for this. The leaves of herbs - basil, rosemary, marjoram, mint and sage, among them - are still used In potpourri and sachets; the essential oils; in cosmetics, tonics and perfwne. · Today herbal baths, hair rinses and facial washes refresh and JENNIFER CROSS soothe us. .observed her ilrsl birthday Herbal Beauty Bath .. . Mix together I tablespoon dried recently at the home of her lavender flowers, I tablespoon dried rosemary leaves, 1 parents, Randy and Phyllis tablespoon dried thyme and tie into a cheesecloth or muslin Cross, Syracuse. Attending square . Put the bag under the faucet in a stoppered tub and a small party honoring her turn on the hot water; .let bag ,s oak in the hot water for 10 were her grandparents, minutes . Fill the tub with water of bath temperature and relax Mr. and Mrs. Benny Spears for 15 minutes in the fragrant effusion. It is said to soothe · and Mr. and Mrs . Olin frazzled nerves at the end of the day and its fragraoce makes Knapp, an uncle and aunt, you feel beautiful in mind and body. Mr. and Mrs . · Leonard Herb Lore ... Through the centuries basil was used as a .Roush, and Ausiln Newson headache remedy, a fly repellent and a symbol of fidelity. The and Shannon. . plant was revered by the ancient Hindus and is thought by some to be good, in the form of an infusion for wasp and hornet stings. Its name comes from the Greek "basilikos" meaning RESIDES HERE royal. Sage is called the sacred herb or the herb that saves, Mrs. Marie Van Cooney is referring to its medicinal properties that are sUpposed to help residing at 640 Page St., make you healthy and feel "purified." Rosemary, as well as Middleport , after spending garlic, has a reputation for "strengthening" the memory . time in Colwnbus with her Parsley is rich in vitamin C- and if a sprig is chewed, it kisses daughter, Bonnie Hauck , and away the smell of onion from the breath. Sprinkle basil water family, and in Cleveland ·with in which basil has been soaked-around your home or place of another daughter, Mrs , Kay business as a good~uck charm .. . Or so sav those who believe Manley and family . Here to in lucky charms. - Information taken from_article in Family assist in Mrs . Van Cooney's Circle, February, 1975. . care is her sister , Bernice Searles, who has been living with her daughter, , Mrs. Randy Sue Popp in 'Akron . The Meigs Men's l.:h.::riJJtii.•••lii•lli• Fellowship of Meigs County II Churches of Christ met in !JlOnthly session recently at the Middleport . Church of Cl)rist. The organization supports religious groups, missionaries and Bible college students. II presents a radio program at 8 a.m . each Sunday over WMPO. Each Play it ure and· tuft meeting consists of a It may be time to business session, devotions have your preoent and group singing. Women of policy updated. the host · church serve refteslunents. l.et's _ J allr Saon tbe next meeting will be held al7:30 p.m . on Feb. 16 at the Pomeroy Church of Christ. Anyone wishing more 992-2143 tll2 W. Main Pomeroy Information on the group can inquire at any 1Church of th ei r l·a vo ri te ty pe of arrangement. Mrs . Diehl led in a discussion on ecology, and Mrs . Carpenter thanked Mrs. Glen West and Mrs. Grimm for their con tributions to the Green Thumb Notes. · A program on seed catalogs was given by Mrs. Bert Grimm , and there was also an article from the Flower and Garden Magazine entitled " Altitudes on Flower Arranging " discussed by· the members . Bi c entennial gardens, the kinds of flowers to plant and those which come in patriotic colors were discussed . The traveling prize was won by Mrs . Grimm. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Diehl. Mrs . Philson served refreshments. Try baking soda on crayon stain TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS zw Garden club -greets Mrs. Eileen Buck Polly's Pointers RE-OPENED w • HERBS VALLEY LUMBER and SUPPLY en .A weekly feature o1 Meigs Co11tty Garden Club members. 'niE RIVERVIEW GARDEN CLUB uN 9-S Mon . 'hru Sal. 9·8 Fri. South ern ( 91) _:_ Bra uer 9-B 20 ; Br own 5 7-17 ; Ro b er ts 5.4. 14 ; Dunn ing 2 4-10; FindleY 4- •~·························• : Green : • ••• : •• l'humb •• •• Notes •• •• •• • ALL ITEMS Box score: 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-P omeroy, 0 ., Monday , Jan. 26, 1976 • NOW IN PROGRESS ~"riday. DENTISTRY Sports parade 0·8; Cr oss 2 2-6; ROU$h 2-2:-, ;• Br own 2 1 5; Johnston 2-1-5. Men 's Fellowship gathers written on a card. People like to know what is in the recipe and if they like the article they have the recipe to make it. Goodies sell last when the recipe goes along with them. I always buy a large turkey since they are usually cheaper by the pound . Of course, we do not want to eat turkey every night for a week so when the main turkey dinner is over I cut up !lle leftover turkey and put it in llle remaining gravy. Cool and freeze in c ontainers according to the size of your family . When we feel we want turkey again a container is thawed and heated and the · turkey and· gravy served on rice, n!JO()Ies or potatoes. The kids love 'it this way. JUDITH. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with the people who send in for things through the mail, and then write their name and address so sloppily the person who tries to address the envelopes cannot read them. These past weeks I have been typing addresses for a company. When you get to one where llle writing is aimost illegible or the zip code is forgotten , it really slows you down . Sometimes you cannot make it out at all . - BONNIE . DEAR POLLY - I used th ose non-skid appliques made for use in the bathtub on my son's high chair. They not only decorate it but prevent baby from slipping , and sliding around . Pretty pot holders folded in half and sewn tog~ther on two sides make nice eyeglass cases that are very protective for \he glasses . - CATHY. DEAR POLLY - Black shoe dye was spilled on our copper-tone washer-dryer and nothing would remove it, til we applied a rubbing ~mpound used on cars in inch size circular motions. It worked. Every trace of the dye disappeared and then two coats of car wax made the top like new. - ED . pn ..8&-PW members in Athens Sunday Several members of the Middleport Bus in ess a nd Professional Women's Club were in Athens Sunday for the District 17 Young Careerist competition held at the Ohio University Inn. Mrs . James Carpenter of Reedsville represented the Mlddlepor t Club in the conte st judged by Carol Harden , Englis h Depa r tment, Ohio University; Gwen Coleman , Black Studies, Ohio, and William Nelson, Huntington National Bank, Columbus . The- judging took place following a I p .m . luncheon . Mrs . Pearl Reynolds, Miss Erna Jesse, and Mrs . Dorlha Sal ser , local chairperson, represented the Middleport Club, and Mrs. Wilson Carpenter, Pomeroy , mother-in ~ iaw oi the local contestant also attended . PENNY LEWIS Birthday observed Winners were J erry Catop, secretary-receptionis t for the Coffman Stair Co ., Logan, selected the dis trict Young Careeri st , a nd Vic to ria Williams, a special education teach er a t Jackson, first runner-up , Miss Caton will now enter slate competition. F~ Ham Hock Navy Bean Soup 90~PINT CARRY OUT ONLY trow's . Steak House ~meroy, Ohio Mr. and Mrs . Robert Lewis , Jr., Middleport entertained on Sunday, Jan . 18, with a party irt celebration of the first birthday of their daughter , Penny . The party was held at the home of Penny's great-grandparents, Mr . and Mrs . Ben Batey, oppenlngs From a Great American Bank A Raggedy Ann and Andy theme was carried out in the decorations . Raggedy Ann and Andy replica cakes were served with ice cream, mints , soft drinks and coffee . . . . ,._ Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Batey, Penny's godparents, Mr. and Mrs . John Compton, Mr. and Mrs . Dan Lewis and Danny, Scherry Lane , Cynthia Lane, Melody. Scaggs and Eddie Williams. Sending gifts were Mr. and )VIrs . Robert Lewis ., Sr ., grandparents , Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Imboden, Mr . and Mr.s . Everett Taylor , and Miss Linda Lane , ·- -4,;..1. •.. : .... 1804: Journey to the ends of the continent. ' :, . fl}t\ 'iOUt\ J ~~: ~ 'TeD... .... .• \,, . j :, . ~""' .,.., "' ' " "' r"'""" Three Diamond Heart Necklace Jefferson could hardly have known that Jame s Monroe would be bold enough to· buy all of Louisiana from th e French. Nonethel_ess, he's alr~ady laid big plans for Captain Menwether Lew1s and W1lham Clark to explore the F a r We~t. They g~ther a !l'roup of forty-some men , because you don t make a Journey mto the unknown alone . They winte r at the mouth ~fthe Missouri River. And in the spring, the y take the nver s challenge. They ascend the Missouri to its source. Cross the Rockies. Travel the Columbia River to th e sea .. Mee~ our trees and wildlife and cliffs and can y ons and lnd!a~ tnbes , and all the glories that are our West. They log their journeJ: and map their route. They discover the oth e r half of Amenca. So we can make our nation ev ~n greater. T h e n ew , li gh t c ha in neck lace w tth 3 di am o n d~. W t1ite or yel low g o ld rllled. 1750 Goessler's i Jewelry Store Court 51 . t 0 . ..., Farmers ·8 ank POMEROY, OHIO Pomeroy OPEN FRI. TIL 8 SATURDAY TILS SAO,DOO.OO Maximum lnsuren~ For Each o.po.t1or Member Federal OltPosrt Insurance COrporation Next time-let your fingers •n · g Lookingf~ranything?Anythingatall? do the Walkl • · ' Don trunallovertown . Take the easywayout. Yourfeetwillthankyou• Whatever you need, it's there 'at your fingertips · when your fingers do the walking through the Yellow Pages. ·-----· DALE C. WARNER pages �• I • 4 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-P omeroy, 0 .. Mondav. Jan . 26, 1976 Souihem rolls over SW five, 91-50 Wildcats top Viking five In a lmost a carbon copy of !lle previous night, Souther n was ha rd-pressed for one quarter then ~ot its offense untracked to score a lopsided 91-00 victory Saturday night over Southwestern . Friday night, Kyger Creek gave the Tornados a rough time in the first quarter only to be blown out the rest of the game. Noe nets 48 as Rio humbles Tiffm five Saturday night at Patriot, OJach Richard Hamilton 's So uthwester n Highlanders kept pace during the first quarter , 10-<1 but were left at the game in a 26 point Southern second period . The Tornados put 21 more points on the scor eboard in the !llird s t anza and wrapped it up easily wi!ll 34 big points in the four th canto. Chip Braue r led the Tor· nado attack with 20 points . Dan Brown had 17 points, Mike Rober ts added 14 and E ric [)unning ~ad 10. The v ictor y pu shed South ern 's record to 9-3, 6-2 in the SVAC. So uthwestern dropped to 2- Leading by seven points at Symmes Valley hit just 15 the hall, Coach Dan Cornell 's of 60 field goal tries for 25 pet. Hannan Tra ce Wildca ts and 11 of 27 at the charity Rio Gr a nde Co ll ege lllrow record by sinkin g 16 weeks ago against Malone rolled up 39 points in the . stripe . regajned fi rst place in the out of 19 attempts. The foul . College,, 1 second half to defeat Symmes Coa ch Dave Owens ' Mid-Ohio Conference stan - shoo ting r ecor d was Wednesday , Rio will play at Valley, 69-41 in an SVAC Hann an Tra ce Wi ldkitl en din gs following Saturday previously set by Union 's Urbana . The Redmen visit contest. reser ve team won its ninth In the thir d q uar te r , straight victor y without a loss ni ght ' s impressive 97-81 Paul Andrews on Feb. 14, Tiffin Saturday. Box score: Han nan Trace outscored the in the SV AC with a 56-18 rom p vctory over the visiting Tiffin 1970. Dragons a t Lyne Center. Rio led 42-33 during the TIFFIN ! 8ll _ Farr is I< s. visitor s 19-4 to take a com- over the Viking reserves . Urbana defeated Ced ar - halftime intermission. 33 : Wheat 3 0-6 : H uss 5-A 14; manding lead. The Wildcats David Campbell led the Jim Sle warl ta llied 14 Smith 3-0-6 : Ha r alson . o 11 ; fi nished strong with a 20 point wa y with 19 points. David _ ville 69-67 Saturday to knock R i tzier 3-0-6 ; Hun te r 3 2 8 ; llle Yellow J ackets from top ING LEWOOD, Calif. I UPI ) points for the Redmen wh ile F loren ce 2-1-5, Irons 1 0 2; Swain tossed in 17. Payne led fourth period . spot in the MOC. Malone Mark Swai n added II. TOTALS 34-13-81. Lupe P intor , un beaten The assault was led by SV with nine points. R:IO GRANDE {97 ) - Noe downed Ohio Dominican 69-62 from Mexi co bantamweight Robln Farris was lhe big 16 -16 -48 ; Pr i c e 2-0-4 ; S te w ar t s en ior fo r ward David Hannan Trace vi sits in the other loop tilt Saturday. gun for Tiffin with 33 poin ts . s .• . ,., Ca ldwe ll 2 1.5; has been signed to box City, Shaffer. He collected a game Kyger Creek Tuesday and Jim Huss tossed in 14. A l banese 2· 1 5 ; Car r i ng to n 2. Rio's Jimmy Noe set a new Alberto Davila in a third bout high of 18 points . Also hitting will hos t Green Friday. 0 -4 : Swain 5-1-11 ; Bi s e 2 0-4 ; Lyne Cen ter individ~al at the F orum Feb. 25 . Pinto Pre vio us Lyne Cent er Rob in son 1-0 2; TOTALS 37 Sym m es Va lle y is a t double fi gures lor the winn ers wer e seni or gua rd Ke nt Chesapeake Friday and will scoring mark as the 6-5 junior lndividual scoring mark was 23 -;~0r e at h a lt _ Rio 4 2 T i ff in ha s 14 consecutive wins , II by knockouts. Halley with 16 and sophomore host Kyger Creek Saturd ay. poured 48 points through the 42 points, set by Jim Noe two 33 . to pace Coach Art hoops Randy McGuire added 14. Box score: l.1nham 's crew to its I Oth s v mme s Vall ey ( <Il l Coach . Gary Sal ye r S1 victory ag ainst eight set- LOS ANGELES (UPI ) 'ki 1 d b K · W i lson 5-0-10 ; Cai n 11 J : VI rigs were e Y evlp Sc haefe r 2 6-10 ; Be rr y 1-0 .2 : backs . Inside the MOC, Rio Rudy Sarro, scheduled to Schaefer and Frank Wi1son 's t ng l es 2 o 4 ; Es t ep 2, 0 -4 : its mark to 4-1. Tiffin fi g ht Andy Price in a upped 10 points. The victor y pushed Mil le r 2-o..:~ .N ance 0-4-4. T ot a ls 15-11 -41 . DR. RONALD F. RIVIERE dropped to 5-3 inside the we lt erwei ght bou t at the Hannan Trace 's season Hannan Trace (69 ) OR. A. J. SlAEHll DR. FREEMAN MALTZ conferen c e . The Dragon s Olympic Thursday, wasn't at recordlo 8-4 overalland 7-2in Sha f f er 6-6-18 ; Whitt 1-0-2; OR. CHRIS A. BIDDlE . Gibson 2-2-6 ; M c Guir ~ 6-2- 14 : dropped to 9-9 on the sea son . all impressed with the fact t he SVAC. Woodyar d 1 0-2 ; Petr ie 2-3-7 : C4ll COLLECT 4REA CODE 1614) Noe tallied 16 field goals lllat his opponent is managed Symmes Valley dropped its Ha lley 8-0 16; Wells 2·0-<. PHONE: 252-3181 252-8445 and tied a Lyne Center free by actor Lee Majors, who l ith game . The Vi kings are 2- Totals 28·13·••0:: By Quart ers : , One or Two Day Ful l Denture II overa ll , 2-6 in the SVAC. sv 11 2 ' 14- <1 - - - - - - - - - - stars a s a mechani ca l televi sion's H Six ~ superman in Serv ice, P art ia is, Ext raction s , Hannan Trace sank 28 of 89 HT 16 I< 19 20- 69 . R eserve s: H afi nan Tr ace 56 BULLDOGS LOSE Million Dollar Man." floor attempts for 31 pet. and Sym mes Vall ey 18. 1X' Ray s, Cle an ing .MARIETTA (62 )-We sl 3-J Barro, a Filipino who is an 13 of 19 free throws. 7: M i r acle 10 4-24: Gei s t er 7. 6 20 : Sta ce y 0-1-1; Z id 1-0-2; avid American television fan , Sc hw end e man 2-0-4; Zoller 1 ~ . said, "That's the stron g guy, 0 2; K n ight 1·0 2. TOTALS 25· isp 't he," referring to Majors' 12 ·62 . ATHENS (49) Gold S· TV role. " Well, he 's going to berry 1-2-4 ; Hea dy 4 -l -9 ; F au l kn er 2 -0 ·4 : Gre er 5-2- 12 ; , need every bit of his bionic ChOnko 5 -1-11; Bl ac kfor d 3-0 powers to pick Price off the Continued from page 3 RIVIERE CENTER 949 E. 6 : .M eek 1 0-2; Ma y 0- 1-1. canvas next week." COLUMBUS, OHI O 43205 TOTALS 21 -7 , 49 . Ba seball's trip to Cuba this Spring is definitely off, finished . In thelr previous meeting, By quarters: 'Yo u'll .Smile Tomorro w ![Yo i.J 1"ak l' C u H~ OJ } IJia ·1 ,.,.u , 'I r• dt•~ ' Plans had been worked out to send a group of big leaguers to Mar ie tta 15 14 17 16---:- 62 Barro scored a seco nd~round 16 6 8 21........: 49 MOr>l:>AY THROU GH FRIDA Y Havana lor twoor:three games in March and the blueprint had A th ens Res e rv e s At h e n s 43 knockout over Price at the both Fidel Castro's and Henry Kissinger's endorsement since Mar ie tta 4 1 Olympi c. · u:~=======8=:30==A=.M=·=T=0=6=: =W=P=·=M= · ====~== ea ch is a hot baseba ll fa n, but the whole thing came apart because of An gola .. .. , Low point in his life, says new Hall of Farner Robin Roberts, was in the Spring of 1962 when he failed to make it with the New York Yankees and was released by them during spring tra ining, He caught on with Baltimore and in the first game.he pitched against the Yankees , he remembers Y~nkee leftba nder Bud Daley hitting Oriole first baseman Boog Powell. "Of course," says Roberts , 1'coming from over ln the National League as I did, I was always taught to 'get ' the first man up in the next inning, and the first !llan up for them was Ruger Maris. Well,llawnmowed him and he comes at me with his hat. Hobie Landrith, who was catching lor us, jumps on his ba ck a nd then both dugouts empty out and there's this big fuss. After the ball game is over, Roger comes over and says, 'why me? ' I told him, 'hell, no hard feelings, it's just that you have the other jersey on your back, that's all. ... 6 in the league and 2-9 overall. The Highlanders were led offensively by Doug Mi ller's 15 points. Rich Crouse finished wi!ll nine points. During the foulinfes ted con test , official s called 26 fouls , a gainst Southern a nd 38 against Southwestern. The Tornados lost four players with five per so na ls while SW lost three . SOuthern took the reserve tilt , 51-31. Sayre led the Fun nel Clouds with 12. Banks had nine for the Highlanders. Sout hwes tern tr a vels to Wahama Friday . Southern is at North Gallia Totals 30-31 -91. Southwester n 150) - Bush D. M ille r 2 p 15 ; cro us e 3-3-9; 3-2 8 ; 2 -1 -S;f Ba n ks 0 - 4- ~ ; Gr!l t e C!lrte r 1-1-3; Lewis 1-0 2; Je ffers 1-0-2; Wal ker 1 0-2. Totals 14 -21-SO. B yQuarters : Sout hern 10 26 21 3_.- 91 Southwes tern R es erves : 'll 17 7 17- 50 Sout h ern 57 Sou t hwes t ern 31 : JANUARY · CLEARANCE 20% oH Store Hours : heritage house Middleport, Ohio IS NOW (AFTER THE FIRE) HOURS 8-5 MON.-FRI. 8-12 SAT. 0 PHONE 992-2709 VALLEY LUMBER MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SPECIAL .SALE 0 SEEING .· IS BELIEVING .Pirates win big Coach Duane Wolfe's Eastern Eagles played ·a s low , deliberate game Saturday night but it was to no avail as the SVAC league-leading North G a llia Pirates defeated Eastern , 62-31. From the opening tip to the fourth, Eastern ' s offe nse moved th e ball up-court slowly while wa it ing for the open s hot. Box score: North Ga!Ua took a 12-6 lead at , the end of the first .Eas1ern ( 31l - Conde 4-0-8; quarter. The score was in- Riffl e A-3· 11 ; Nelson 2-0·4; inger 3-2-8 ; S - Nelson Q.Q. creased to 22-11 at the half 0Ei. ch Totals 13-5-31 . North Gallia · (62) and 38-19. going into the final unyon 1-0·2; C. Minnis0- 1-1; stanza . North Gallia got 24 .R Logan 7-1-15 ; J ames iJ .Q-26 ; points in the fourth period . N eal 3-0-6; R . Mi nnis 2-1-5; The Pirates' Greg James, Theis s 2-1-5 : Eggleton 1-0-2. Totals 29-4 -62 . · 6-4 senior guard, reached the By Quarters : 6 5 B 12- 31 1,000 point mark in his career Eastern G. 12 10 16 24 - 62 with 26 points. He now has N .Reserves : 1,020 points as a Pirate regul ar . North lia llia 's only other · player in double figures was Fred Logan with 15. Bruce Riffle led Eastern's attack with 11 points. Brian OJnde and Don Eichinter each had eight points. James enjoyed another good night defensively blocking seven shots and gr~bbing. 19 rebounds . As a team , the Pirates had 52 rebounds . North Gallia sank 29 of 71 floor attempts for 40 pet. and four of 17 at the free throw circle . ~astern hit .five of nine at the foul line, In the reserve game, OJach Mike MuJ<ryrd's Little Bucs bounr · ~ 49-21. Doug Sission topped the winners with 22 . Steve Mundell and Ron Plants had eight each . Doug Browning had 10 in a losing cause. Coach Jim Foster's Pirates, lO-t overall and!).(} in the SVAC, battle Eastern of Pike OJunty Tuesday and Southern Friday. Eastern, 111 overall and I~ in the SV AC will host Waterford Tuesday and travel to Kyger Creek Friday. North Gallia 49 Eastern 27 . OFFIC'E: RS: 9:30 to 12, 2 to s (CLOSE AT. NOON ON THURS. l-EAST COU.RT SHORT SHAG SCULPTURED SHAG elOO% NYLON BEAUTIFUL PILE elWEED COLORS 95 $ GEOMETRIC SQ. 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Edward Simpson , the prayer . Mrs . Philson 's devotion s wer e entitled " Give Us This Day " using the Lord's Prayer fr om the Uving Bible and explaining the meaning of each phrase . She spoke on the meaning of prayer, when and where. to pray, and concluded with the reminder that " Today is the firs t day of the rest of your life ." For roll call members gave HOWTOGROW'niEM, HOWTO ENHANCE FOOD wrrH 'niEM ... EVEN HOW TO USE 'niEM FOR BEAUTY - It may still he winter outside your window for the next coupld of months, but indoors you can start your own flowerpot garden Qf fresh herbs right now . Herbs used in cooking can make an inexpensive peasant dish !It for a king. Herbs make pretty houseplants . Herbs are easy to grow. Herbs can he used in your own homemade products for health and beauty. . Best wa~ to have fresh herbs conlinually at hand to work thell' magic m your cooking is to grow your own .. . year round. Many herbs thrive about as well indoors in pots as outdoors in your garden. All they really need is adequate light, a warm but not too hot atmosphere , proper soil, sufficient moisture and humidity, and an. occasional application of plant food :.. and ~t ' sabo~t all there is to it. If you don 't have a sunny window, 1\ IS poSSible to supply "daylight" with fluorescent bulbs plar:ed about a foot above the top of· the plants. You can l~ngthe~ the growing day this way, too. A shallow baking tin filled wJth gravel for the pots to sit on and drain into will help to ~uppiy humidity. Feeding is best accomplished with a solublem-water houseplant fertilizer . The 20-2().20 formula is best, but a 11).15-10 kind will do pretty well . Feed once a month, not oftener, diluting according to the package directions. Any shallow containers will do to start vour seeds in: flat cans, cottage cheese , etc. Provice drainage holes, cover them By Polly Cra m~r with btoken pieces of pot or gravel, then fill cootainers to within l'z inch of top with a good grade of commercial potting POLLY'S PROBLEM soli. Water well and let drain; refill soil to proper level. Sow DEAR POLLY - I wonder only 12 to 16 seeds per pot, spacing them at least l'z inch apart . if there is a way to remove Sift soil over them ... barely covering small seeds, covering big stains from clothing crayon ones about I'• inch. Olver pots with plastic wrap held tightly by lllat has been washed in the a rubber band. Keep pots warm; not below 50 degrees at night washer and dried . One of my nor above 70 degrees. Seeds should sprout according to kind of grandchildren had • crayon plant, in six days to four weeks. When sprouts are up a hall in a pocket and It ruined inch, remove platic, cover and place pols in full sun. Keep soil always slightly moist, watering gently once a day to once a several new pant.. and tops. week, depending on temperature and humidity. When pots Some of them are made of a have two pairs of leaves (10 days to two weeks ), put in per- jean type fabric in yellow and manent pots. The day before transplanting prepare pots as pink and some are double above wi!ll same kind of soil to '"' inch from top. Water and let knit. - MRS. E .L.E . drain. Lilt out seedlings with a good block of soil around roots , DEAR MRS. E.L.E, - Test using a table fork thrust in deeply . Avoid injuring ·roots . first, and if your fabrics will Plunge a table knife into the permanent pot soil and press it take it, try washing with hot from side to side . Insert the seedling root and soil into this slit, water, laundry soap and a placing plant at the level it had been.growing. Press soil gently cup of baking soda. Or you to close slit. Leaves of most herbs can be picked to use in might try loosening the stains cooking after four to six ·weeks . They may also be frozen or With kitchen shortening. · dried. Apply detergent on the stain, Prying .. . cut sprigs in the morning. Tie several sprigs in a · bunch, hang up to dry in a cool shady spot. To store , strip off working until outline of the dried leaves . Or, strip leaves immediately and let dry flat on stain Is removed and launder paper towels in a cool spot. Store in tightly stoppered CQiored as usual. If it's necessary to bottles to keep color .. . Freezing ' Hold a few sprigs with tongs , repeat, first apply a plunge into boiling water for one minute,then into ice water for household cleaner (liquid), two minutes . Drain, place in plastic bags, seal and freeze use a bleach ·safe for your immediately . fabrics and colors and Herbed Tomatoes - 6 tomatoes, two-thirds eup salad oil, launder. These are recomI'• cup vinegar ; >(, cup snipped parsley, ~'• cup sliced green mendations from two laundry onions, 2 tsps . fresh marjoram leaves, snipped or l'z teaspoon ,laboratories. - POLLY. dried marjoram, crushed, I tsp salt, I'• tsp. pepper, lettuce ... Dip each tomato in boiling water lor a few seconds; peel. Place DEAR POLLY - When I tomatoes in a deep bowl. In a screw-top jar, combine salad oil, bake something that is to be vinegar, parsley, sliced onions, marjoram, salt and pepper. sold at a bazaar , bake sale or Shake well . Pour over peeled tomatoes. Olver and chill several benefit I include the recipe hours or overnight. spoon dressing over tomatoes ilccasionaily. At serving time, spoo11 herb dressing over tomatoes again. Transfer tomatoes to lettuce-lined serving platter. Makes 6 servings , Herbs have a long and interesting tradition in coSmetics, perfumes and the healing arts. In ancient times, before modern medication, there was an herb or combination of herbs for any aibnent from indigestion to wounds. Some were taken internally ,a s syrups, infusions or teas . Others applied as leaves or ointments to the outside of the body. In medieval England, most cathedrals and castles had floors of rough stone or dirt that were hard to sweep up. It became customary to spread herbs underfoot to give the olace a oleasant smell. Basil was one of the most popular of these "stewwing herbs. "I Herbs were also thrown on an open fire, both for their aroma and to ward off disease. IVJsemary was particularly well liked for this. The leaves of herbs - basil, rosemary, marjoram, mint and sage, among them - are still used In potpourri and sachets; the essential oils; in cosmetics, tonics and perfwne. · Today herbal baths, hair rinses and facial washes refresh and JENNIFER CROSS soothe us. .observed her ilrsl birthday Herbal Beauty Bath .. . Mix together I tablespoon dried recently at the home of her lavender flowers, I tablespoon dried rosemary leaves, 1 parents, Randy and Phyllis tablespoon dried thyme and tie into a cheesecloth or muslin Cross, Syracuse. Attending square . Put the bag under the faucet in a stoppered tub and a small party honoring her turn on the hot water; .let bag ,s oak in the hot water for 10 were her grandparents, minutes . Fill the tub with water of bath temperature and relax Mr. and Mrs. Benny Spears for 15 minutes in the fragrant effusion. It is said to soothe · and Mr. and Mrs . Olin frazzled nerves at the end of the day and its fragraoce makes Knapp, an uncle and aunt, you feel beautiful in mind and body. Mr. and Mrs . · Leonard Herb Lore ... Through the centuries basil was used as a .Roush, and Ausiln Newson headache remedy, a fly repellent and a symbol of fidelity. The and Shannon. . plant was revered by the ancient Hindus and is thought by some to be good, in the form of an infusion for wasp and hornet stings. Its name comes from the Greek "basilikos" meaning RESIDES HERE royal. Sage is called the sacred herb or the herb that saves, Mrs. Marie Van Cooney is referring to its medicinal properties that are sUpposed to help residing at 640 Page St., make you healthy and feel "purified." Rosemary, as well as Middleport , after spending garlic, has a reputation for "strengthening" the memory . time in Colwnbus with her Parsley is rich in vitamin C- and if a sprig is chewed, it kisses daughter, Bonnie Hauck , and away the smell of onion from the breath. Sprinkle basil water family, and in Cleveland ·with in which basil has been soaked-around your home or place of another daughter, Mrs , Kay business as a good~uck charm .. . Or so sav those who believe Manley and family . Here to in lucky charms. - Information taken from_article in Family assist in Mrs . Van Cooney's Circle, February, 1975. . care is her sister , Bernice Searles, who has been living with her daughter, , Mrs. Randy Sue Popp in 'Akron . The Meigs Men's l.:h.::riJJtii.•••lii•lli• Fellowship of Meigs County II Churches of Christ met in !JlOnthly session recently at the Middleport . Church of Cl)rist. The organization supports religious groups, missionaries and Bible college students. II presents a radio program at 8 a.m . each Sunday over WMPO. Each Play it ure and· tuft meeting consists of a It may be time to business session, devotions have your preoent and group singing. Women of policy updated. the host · church serve refteslunents. l.et's _ J allr Saon tbe next meeting will be held al7:30 p.m . on Feb. 16 at the Pomeroy Church of Christ. Anyone wishing more 992-2143 tll2 W. Main Pomeroy Information on the group can inquire at any 1Church of th ei r l·a vo ri te ty pe of arrangement. Mrs . Diehl led in a discussion on ecology, and Mrs . Carpenter thanked Mrs. Glen West and Mrs. Grimm for their con tributions to the Green Thumb Notes. · A program on seed catalogs was given by Mrs. Bert Grimm , and there was also an article from the Flower and Garden Magazine entitled " Altitudes on Flower Arranging " discussed by· the members . Bi c entennial gardens, the kinds of flowers to plant and those which come in patriotic colors were discussed . The traveling prize was won by Mrs . Grimm. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Diehl. Mrs . Philson served refreshments. Try baking soda on crayon stain TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS zw Garden club -greets Mrs. Eileen Buck Polly's Pointers RE-OPENED w • HERBS VALLEY LUMBER and SUPPLY en .A weekly feature o1 Meigs Co11tty Garden Club members. 'niE RIVERVIEW GARDEN CLUB uN 9-S Mon . 'hru Sal. 9·8 Fri. South ern ( 91) _:_ Bra uer 9-B 20 ; Br own 5 7-17 ; Ro b er ts 5.4. 14 ; Dunn ing 2 4-10; FindleY 4- •~·························• : Green : • ••• : •• l'humb •• •• Notes •• •• •• • ALL ITEMS Box score: 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-P omeroy, 0 ., Monday , Jan. 26, 1976 • NOW IN PROGRESS ~"riday. DENTISTRY Sports parade 0·8; Cr oss 2 2-6; ROU$h 2-2:-, ;• Br own 2 1 5; Johnston 2-1-5. Men 's Fellowship gathers written on a card. People like to know what is in the recipe and if they like the article they have the recipe to make it. Goodies sell last when the recipe goes along with them. I always buy a large turkey since they are usually cheaper by the pound . Of course, we do not want to eat turkey every night for a week so when the main turkey dinner is over I cut up !lle leftover turkey and put it in llle remaining gravy. Cool and freeze in c ontainers according to the size of your family . When we feel we want turkey again a container is thawed and heated and the · turkey and· gravy served on rice, n!JO()Ies or potatoes. The kids love 'it this way. JUDITH. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with the people who send in for things through the mail, and then write their name and address so sloppily the person who tries to address the envelopes cannot read them. These past weeks I have been typing addresses for a company. When you get to one where llle writing is aimost illegible or the zip code is forgotten , it really slows you down . Sometimes you cannot make it out at all . - BONNIE . DEAR POLLY - I used th ose non-skid appliques made for use in the bathtub on my son's high chair. They not only decorate it but prevent baby from slipping , and sliding around . Pretty pot holders folded in half and sewn tog~ther on two sides make nice eyeglass cases that are very protective for \he glasses . - CATHY. DEAR POLLY - Black shoe dye was spilled on our copper-tone washer-dryer and nothing would remove it, til we applied a rubbing ~mpound used on cars in inch size circular motions. It worked. Every trace of the dye disappeared and then two coats of car wax made the top like new. - ED . pn ..8&-PW members in Athens Sunday Several members of the Middleport Bus in ess a nd Professional Women's Club were in Athens Sunday for the District 17 Young Careerist competition held at the Ohio University Inn. Mrs . James Carpenter of Reedsville represented the Mlddlepor t Club in the conte st judged by Carol Harden , Englis h Depa r tment, Ohio University; Gwen Coleman , Black Studies, Ohio, and William Nelson, Huntington National Bank, Columbus . The- judging took place following a I p .m . luncheon . Mrs . Pearl Reynolds, Miss Erna Jesse, and Mrs . Dorlha Sal ser , local chairperson, represented the Middleport Club, and Mrs. Wilson Carpenter, Pomeroy , mother-in ~ iaw oi the local contestant also attended . PENNY LEWIS Birthday observed Winners were J erry Catop, secretary-receptionis t for the Coffman Stair Co ., Logan, selected the dis trict Young Careeri st , a nd Vic to ria Williams, a special education teach er a t Jackson, first runner-up , Miss Caton will now enter slate competition. F~ Ham Hock Navy Bean Soup 90~PINT CARRY OUT ONLY trow's . Steak House ~meroy, Ohio Mr. and Mrs . Robert Lewis , Jr., Middleport entertained on Sunday, Jan . 18, with a party irt celebration of the first birthday of their daughter , Penny . The party was held at the home of Penny's great-grandparents, Mr . and Mrs . Ben Batey, oppenlngs From a Great American Bank A Raggedy Ann and Andy theme was carried out in the decorations . Raggedy Ann and Andy replica cakes were served with ice cream, mints , soft drinks and coffee . . . . ,._ Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Batey, Penny's godparents, Mr. and Mrs . John Compton, Mr. and Mrs . Dan Lewis and Danny, Scherry Lane , Cynthia Lane, Melody. Scaggs and Eddie Williams. Sending gifts were Mr. and )VIrs . Robert Lewis ., Sr ., grandparents , Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Imboden, Mr . and Mr.s . Everett Taylor , and Miss Linda Lane , ·- -4,;..1. •.. : .... 1804: Journey to the ends of the continent. ' :, . fl}t\ 'iOUt\ J ~~: ~ 'TeD... .... .• \,, . j :, . ~""' .,.., "' ' " "' r"'""" Three Diamond Heart Necklace Jefferson could hardly have known that Jame s Monroe would be bold enough to· buy all of Louisiana from th e French. Nonethel_ess, he's alr~ady laid big plans for Captain Menwether Lew1s and W1lham Clark to explore the F a r We~t. They g~ther a !l'roup of forty-some men , because you don t make a Journey mto the unknown alone . They winte r at the mouth ~fthe Missouri River. And in the spring, the y take the nver s challenge. They ascend the Missouri to its source. Cross the Rockies. Travel the Columbia River to th e sea .. Mee~ our trees and wildlife and cliffs and can y ons and lnd!a~ tnbes , and all the glories that are our West. They log their journeJ: and map their route. They discover the oth e r half of Amenca. So we can make our nation ev ~n greater. T h e n ew , li gh t c ha in neck lace w tth 3 di am o n d~. W t1ite or yel low g o ld rllled. 1750 Goessler's i Jewelry Store Court 51 . t 0 . ..., Farmers ·8 ank POMEROY, OHIO Pomeroy OPEN FRI. TIL 8 SATURDAY TILS SAO,DOO.OO Maximum lnsuren~ For Each o.po.t1or Member Federal OltPosrt Insurance COrporation Next time-let your fingers •n · g Lookingf~ranything?Anythingatall? do the Walkl • · ' Don trunallovertown . Take the easywayout. 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Cred•tors ar e required 10 ft le 1/"'C •r c laimS wilh 5aid fi duc1a r y wi thin four months . Dat ed this t4t h day of January 1976. Manning D . Webster Ju dge ( 11 19 , 26 (2 2. 3tc tJu• lahft' - REWARD for any infor mation 1ead1ng to the return ot 2 weste rn sad d les t ak en from the re sidence o f R obert Wilson Pl ease phone 99 2· 3621 , even ing s . 1 26 6tc For Rent J ROOM apt Ad ul ts only . Catt 992 -3 129 or 992 5434 . 1 26 -3tc For Sale I I I I I I 1 27 -6tp ------------, Pro iI Standin2s \ Nat ional Basketball Assoc1ation Standings By United Press Inter natiOna l Eastern Conferenc e Atlantic Otvlston W. L. Pet. G.B Bo stan 31 13 705 29 16 644 21 ~ Phi !adelph ia ' 28 19 596 Bu ttalo ' 24 ~3 51 1 New York Central Oi v i ~ion W L - Pet.. GB wa shington 27 19 587 25 20 .556 Cleveland 1' ' Allanta 21 23 .477 5 HO uston 20 22 .476' 5 New Orlean s 19 22 .463 5 1 ~ • VVestern Conference Midwest Divist on W. L . Pet . GB Ml lwaukee 19 25 432 11 25 405 De troi t Ka nsas City 15 30 333 41 2 Chicago 12 31 2?9 6t • aacif•c Dtvision W. L. Pet . GB Go I den Sta te 32 11 . 744 23 24 489 11 Lo s An g ele~ 22 25 468 12 Se attte Ph oeni x 18 25 .419 14 18 27 .400 15 Po rtland Saturday's Results Clevel and 1J2 Milwa ukee 89 Ho us ton 110 Seallle 103 New York 11 7 Detroit 100 Ph il ad elph ia 130 Atlan_ta 116 washi ngton 100 Phoen tx 84 p ortland 125 Golden Stat e 123 Sunday's Results Boston 135 Buffalo 107 Kansas C1ly 118 ChiCago 110 p h iladelphia 112 Atlan t a 109 washington 105 Los Angeles 101 ' Monday's Game Golden State at Mi lwaukee Tuesday's Games New Orleans at Buffalo Atl anta at New York Detroit at Cleveland p hi lad el phia at Houston Golden State at Ch tc ago Milwaukee at Kansas City w ashington at Por tland ,. ,. -SPECIAL!- 12 WORDS 4 DAYS $}25 CASH WITH 9RDER AVAILABLE TO INDIVIDUALS ONLY! NON COMMERCIAL NO REFUNDS. Each initial and group of figures counts as one word. Be sure to count name and address, if used. and your phone number. . Including prices for · items of· fered in your want ad w iII increase response. - 1. 2. Ull -- WRITE YOUR OWN AD! IrS EASY TO ORDER BY MAIL! ' twl FR EEZE R beef. P hone 992 56 16. A Low Cost Want Ad Will Cut Cost of Living •••••• ONLY l f"!j Lost APPO INTMENT Est;:~tc CHARGE 3. A m er lcan Basketball Association Standings By um•ed Press ln iernation a l W L Pet. GEs Den ... er 32 11 .744 29 15 .659 New York 26 20 565 K entucky san An ton io 24 19 .558 1 25 21 .543 8 . ; Indiana 20 27 .426 14 st. Louis 7 37 . 159 25 1 2 Vi r gin ia .Saturday 's Resulls Virgin ia 107 N ew York 100 New York 94 V lfgin i a 85 Indiana 116 St Loui s 11 3 Ke ntucky 106 San Anto.n to 103 sunday's Resu lt s San An tonio 128 New York 104 St Loui s 121 Virginia 100 Kentucky 117 lnd tana 114 <No games today) Tuesday's Game A ll -Star Game at Denver 4. Television log for easy viewing Business Services - 10. 11. 12. NAME ADDRESS ' National Hockey League Standings By United Press International Campbell Conference ' Patrick Diviston W. L. T . Pts. Ph il adel ph ia 30 9 8 68 NY Is landers 25 12 8 5B A tlanta · "23 20 7 53 NY Ran gers 17 25 5 39 Smythe Divis•on W. L. T . Pts . Chicago 20 12 16 56 Vancouver 17 20 9 43 St . Lou is 18 23 5 41 I S 28 3 33 M innes ota 11 32 4 26 K an sas City Wal es Conference Norris Divis1on w. L . T. Pts . M ontreal 35 6 7 77 Los Angeles 26 22 2 54 Pi ttsburgh 18 24 6 42 6 34 Detro1 t 14 28 Washington 4 40 5 13 Adams Division W. L CITY PHONE MAIL WITH 125 TO THE 1 : ' ...· ' Notice IN COME Tax Se rv ices . Fe deral and s tat e taxes . Phon e 992 7228 o r see Wa ll ace Ru sse ll , Bra dbur y . 1-20 -ltc FABR I C SAL E . Biggest and Be sl sate sine~ opening of our bus i ness . Al l ma t erial in shop on sa l e o ne week. on ly Monday , January 26 th.ru Sat , Ja n . 3 1. First qual i ty kn its sta rt at $1.98 per y ard Open 9 a .m . to 1 p.m Monday thru F riday and 9 am . lo 5 p .m , Sa turday . Car oli na Fa br i cs on Rou te 7, one h a l t mile n orth of Chester , O h io . H enry a nd Mary Hunter , owners . 1 25 -6t p 2 SIGNS Pomeroy OF QUALITY Motor Co. NEW 1975 CHEV. C-10 Jl829 1974 CHEV. \1 TON FLEETSIDE Free estimates on ~ar­ peting and installatton . W e' ll bring sa mples ~o y_o ur home with no oflligahon. See how you can really save . Mike Young , Manager Sales and Installation Rt . 3, Pomeroy , Oh_io 45769 Phone day .or mght 1 1.s 1 mo . _j 614 •991.2206 1389S Del uxe cab. c ust om vjnyl seats, deluxe body gril le, c hr . fr t . bumper & guards , H . duty H . D. 750x16 t i r es, step bumper, 350 V.a, P . ·& b ra ke s, au t omatic, r adio, cab l ights, co lor moss green , new t rk . appearance. 1973CHEV . •;, TON FLEETS IDE 12695 H. du t y t i res, spri ng s, booster brakes, st ep bumper, a engine,_ std . tran s., tinted glass. Clean mt . v, POM~~~!v~~!~P~M.co.'(ji\ ~ POMEROY. OHIO Mobile Homes For Sale 1974 SKY LIN E Mobil e Home 2 bedrooms, blue and w l111e PI") one 949 2860 1 13 6tc PM C Mob il e Ho m e, 12 X 52. 2 be dr m . witl1 air con ditioni ng ,w asher and drye r , mela t storage budding , furnished or un turn is hed Fo r mo r e info rma t ion , call 992 -7523 . 1 20 6tc Wanted To Buy 1969 MERCURY wagon , S395 Runs good . Call 992 -J619 b efor e 2 p .m 1 25 41p 191'> CHEVY 1 ton 4 wheel dr1ve pi ckup lirllancc of 1.1 c t ory w<tr"ranty Check this be f ore you buy a new on e Phon ea llcr ~ p m or on weekends . 99? ).196 1 9 t fc o 1968 MERCURY , run s good . Phone (614} 985 356S. I 75 Jtp 1971 LTD , ~ dr , p b , p S , a c ., ra d ial ti res , $1,9~5 . Also , 1966 Muslang 2 dr , lots of goodies , $595. Ca t t Fires 1one Sto r e, 992 2238 . 1 23 6tc IX PER SLOAN'S CARPETING 8' Fleets ide , Cus t om Deluxe, 350 V-8 engine, std . t ran s. , power steering & ·brakes, rad io, O. S. mirrors, Now Reduced . Custom mldg s., spring s, steering w hit e & Quality Print Shop J Pom er oy Office 105 BuJternut 992 -3345 Formerly Weed Whol esal e. F eaturing : Delux Zerox Copy Se rvice . O ff ice SupplieS , Mime-ogra ph Supp l ieS , largest se lectio n of wed · ding su ppl ies in South eastern Ohio . Th e Prtn1Shop c o mpl et e (Sti ll i n bu si ness in Mid dleport) 12 8 2 mo For Sale . __ ___ ---- - DAILY SENTINEL lll COURT ST. POMEROY, OHIO 45769 T . Pis. Bost on · 28 10 9 Buffalo 27 14 6 Toronto · 20 18 10 Cat itorn ia 19 24 4 Saturday's Results BOston 6 Detroit 1, af t. NY Islanders 5 Los Angeles 0 Montreal 5 Philadelphia 3 Pitt sburQh 8 Wa shin9ton 2 TOron to 5 Vanco uver 5 Ch icago 2 St Louis 1 Sunday's Results Los Angeles 4 NY Rangers Boston 5 Ph iladelph ia 3 Montrea l 3 Detro i t 3 Minnesota 1 PitiSbtJrgh 1 Ka nsas City 1 Chicago 3 I Buffa lO 4 St. LOUIS 2 Ca l iforn ia 5 Toronto J (No games today ) Tuesday 's Games Minnesota at NY Islande rs Phi ladelphia at Atl an ta Montrea l at Vancouver Detroi t at St. Louis washington at Los Anqe les 65 60 50 42 kes, Baked and Decorated Tn Ynur Order I Radlat • Servlc t=rom the larges t Truck or Bullctozer"" Radiator to the ', sma llest Heater Coi"e . I Licensed baker and decorator . Kitchen State Inspected Nathan B iggs Radiator Special_ist Kuhl Cake Decor &MITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. . Ph . 992 -217 '4 - Pomtrr"'w Blowrl into Wa ti s & AHics' LARRY LAVENDI:.I{ S T E RE O ra dio , mode• n design . am fm radio, Strack 3 BR HCJ"ME . just f in ished r emodeli-ng . Sa l em St ., tape comb tnation Balance Rutland . Phone 742 2306 $98 . 10 or le r ms . Call 992 · after 4 p .m . or see Milo B . 3965 . H utchinson 1.20 lfc 10 9 lfc ....... 1965 rOR D L fD New 12 ga -~-~~-~--- ........ 1 Wi n ch ester 37 A Si ngle sho t -:i BR Br ick hom e, 6 yr s . , 2 1 baths , ga r age on 1. B ac r es Ph o ne 742 2359 . on pav ed road near For ke d t 13 76tp Run State Forest Phone (6 1.1) 667 3787 i 38,000 HO SP IT AL be d , l ike n ev•• .:~tt 1 15 27t p pos i t1 ons . Phon e 99 2 2826 or 992 5565 . t 25 6tc 3 BE D RM h ome, lUS t fin i shed . remo d e ling , .Sa l em ~--- -------'-- ---=St ., Rutland . Ph o n.e 742 2306 GOOD ha y t or sal e, $1 b~t e . after d p m . or see Milo B P h one 742 3108 , Le ad tng Hu t ch ison . Cree k Road 9 23 lfc 1 25 41p Special Rates by Week or Month ~---- Help Wanted For Sale SNOW TIRE SALE! ' Discount TEAFORD Strout~ Realty - -- THE PUBLIC · UTILITIES COMMI SS ION OF OHIO By Randall G . Applega t e, Sec r e lary ( 1) 26. 1tc BRs ., gas fu rna ce, . bath. alumin um siding , on one acre. $25,000. 157 ACRES - Gooa ol der house, bath , 4 BRs ., woodOurning fireplaces, porch, barn. and som e tim ber . BEAT INFLATION , BUY NOW. SELl- I ~TER . - ---' Experts bid takeout· double NORTH 26 4 A Q64 • 54 + A Q 12 4 A43 EAST ¥ AKQJ2 tl0 53 4KJ16 4J8 2 ¥9 7 tJ 964 oloQI08 2 dinary North jumps to three spades. This would get a quick four -s pade bid from any South ." Jim · " Put an expert North and ordinary player Sou th at the bidding might well stop at two s pades. Our o rdinary South would not find a second bid ." Oswald : " Playing at four spades. South can ruff the third heart low or high in dummy . II he rufls low East will overruff but South will make the rest of the tricks. II South ruffs high East will score his trump later on. Either way South makes four spades ." SOUTH .K 9153 ¥1086 3 804 W . Main Pomeroy 992 -2298 · After Hours call 992-7133 CONTACT : Lois Pauley Branch Manager • 95 COINS Both vulnerable ____________ ...... Currency c.nd Supplies Buy, Sate or Trade FOR SALE Bicentennial Coins t975S Proof Set (6 pes. ) UNC Set (3 pes.) 18.50 . Call Rulland . 742 -2331 R&J COINS Norah East South I• Dble . Pass I • Pass 2• Pass 4• By Oswald & James Jacoby Oswald : "One of the great differences between expert and ordinary bridge is the bid ding alter a simple takeout double ." Jim : " Today's hand shows the expert bidding . North feels he has just e nough to rtsk a two-spade bid . but South Roger Wamsley 1-23 -1 m o . READY MIX CO N•.. Ki::IE d elivered righ t to you r project . F a st a nd easy . Free es t imales . Phone 992 -3284. Goegle i n Rea dy Mix Co , Mi d dleport , Ohio . 6 30 ' " wi th his five+card suit and two --·---'---------E LW OOD BOWE R S ' R_E. P A IR kings has no problem . He bids to game." Oswald : " G ive an ordinary player th e North hand . He Sweepe r s, toaster s . irons , a ll s mall appliances . Lawn mower , next to State H tgh way Ga ra ge on Ro u t e 7. Phone 985 3825 . ' 4-16 -tl c SEPTi c·-rA N KS -cle;;e ~ Mod e rn Sanitation . 99 2-395 11 or ~9 '1 7349 . 9 18 tf c counts 17 points ·m support of AI-I~H! GO'!l:HAJ Ot<AY, LI'L FELLA, COME 10 ~--------- by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS Marilyn 1 Boutique Lena I Brilllb 3 Alike county ( 4 wda.) • Prevailing 4 Kind of z 1'10.1'11.! -----------· --- color O' DELL Ati nemen t located be h i nd Rutla nd Gr ade Sc ho o l. T une up , bral<.es , wheel ba tanc1ng , al i nem enl . Ph on e 7 41 2004 11 16 tl"c lanquld li Region II - LaDaOury . H- Claire 11 11- the I • .l 16 (for a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send $1 fo: " Win at Bridge, " c/o t.his newspaper, P. 0. BoK 489, Radio City Station, New York, N. Y 10019) 01 5 Feel 1 Crone 7 Certain brother Vesterday's Aluwer ar . alster ( 2 wds.) Bl'rwl I o.1 ~'" 11 ~ ~'' Ot" -- --------- about competitive bidding. As you can see from today 's article we will try for a while . The difficulty is that you really need longer articles than our space allows . soup u lnanlmate; N EW HOME o r remodeling by hour or co ntra c t. Phone 99 2 35 11 o r 992 7523 after 5 p m . 1 25 12 tp A Texas reader asks us to write more ~~~If' ALLEY OOP WO ULD YOU BEL IEV E? B u i ld an all steel bu ild ing at P ol e Barn pri ces? Go ld en Gia nt Al l Steel Bu ildings , R l. 4, Box 148 , Wayerly , Oh io Phone 9-17 1296 . 7 24 t f c - West Pass Pa ss Pass Opemng lead - K ¥ S2S.OO ; 1975 Mint Set S9 .00 ; 1976 Silver Proot Set (l pes . ) S15 .0D ; 1976 Silver spades. He raises the value of his ace-queen of diamonds because he sits in back of the opening bidder and our or· WEST II> I •w 1 22 · 1 mo . -- Rooms, ~.00 up •s WIN AT BRIDGE PH. 992-6173 HOTEL Wanted CARCASS! +K 8 La Salle For Rent TELL '/OUR &055, McKEE, "OTTO Tto:V MOVIN6 IT OR S NEAI<IN6 IT OUT OF CAIRO·· IF Ht VALUES Now accepting clients for bookkeeping and tax service . S*acuse , Onio Ph . 092 ':1993 4 10lmo . For Rent --~---- THAr CERTAI'-1 O&JECT IN THE WAREHOUSE! LARRY WHOBREY PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT . Blown Insulation Services GUTTERS- AWNINI'l~ ALC to:IGHT, l 'M LISTENIN6! WHAT 'S ON 'lOUR M I ND~ • 8:oo-Movie " The Day of the Jackal" 3•• ,15; On t he Rocks 6, 13; Gunsmoke 8; Rhoda 10; Onlv Then Regale My f:yes 20.33. CAPTAIN EASY 1· 12-l mo. FREE ESTIPt1ATES STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING .§OFFITT of Man lS; Marco Sportllte 33. Call992-7537 Pomeroy, Ohio Real Estate ~~----------· To Tell the Truth •: Bowling Owens 8; News 10; Candid Camera 13; Fam,l ly Affair 15; On Aging 20; Mete Hawaii 33 . 7:30-That Good Ole Nashville Music 3; Do Adams Screen Test 4; Match Game PM 6 ; Pri ce is Rioht 8; Evening Edition with Marlin Agronsky 20; High Road to AdventureiO; To Tell the Truth 13; Friends for Dollars 6 ; Buck WANTE D ole upright pianos in any co ndilion . W ill pay 1966 CH EVRO L ET P icl<,up , $ 10 eac h F1rst f loor on l y . P ARAS OL Boutiqu e an 1a1r condil 10n . first $2 10 Wri te g ivin g d ir ec t i ons to noun ces P e rmanent Ja kes tt Phone 949 2:179 . Witte n Piano Co • Boll 188, Special s 1 Uniperrn . reg $20, 1 23 j tc Sardis, Ohio 43946 now $17 .50 ; R eg . $17 ,' 50 , now 1-21-l Olp $15 ;' R eg . $15, now $13 .50 1962 WILLY' S Jee p wagon . J ........ ........ ..,.. Specta l s from Jan . 20th th r u whee l dnve . In good con HALL 'S Sa l vage, o l d autos 31s t Loca t ed n exl to Skale ditio n , Ca ll 992 2268 after 5 wit h fra mes and bo dies wit h A Way Roller Rink . Open P"l wit h out motor s . S1 or Tu es . th r u Saturday . Phone 1 20 6tp hundred , T i n .50 hundred . (6 14) 985 41 41. Owner · Will bu y met~ l s and sc_ra p Sandra <Tr ussel l } Ke rn s ir on On old R t . 33 1us t 1 1B· 12t c t.RM HOU SE for quick sa l e in t-IO USE on Lincoln Hg t s '2 ac ro ss fro m Grueser 's bed r m , l arge l<. dche n , full Letarl Falls . Also . poodle Chip per . Mond ay th rou g h INCOME T AX pr e pareCI , baseme n! , exce ll en t buy lor pups t or sate, 7h eap Fr1day , 9 · till a p m Fe d era l and s la t e taxes . Wal lace Haynes r es td ence, ~8 . 900 . wit h new furn!lure , Satu rd ay , 9 ti ll n.oon . Wil l he done by appt . only . only \ 10,JOO . Phone 99 2 7648 . secon d house on tell aft er 1.21 l i e Please p hone 992 -2272, or see you pass And r e w Cross. t 6 26tc Mrs wa nda Eblin , La ure l Farm W A N TED Old up r ight p iano s Cliff Rd ., Pomeroy . I 25 3tp HOME 1n M i ddleport , 3 in any co nd il 1on . Wil l pay 12-3 1 JO ic bedrooms , living roo m, $1 0 each . F 1rs.t f loo r on l y A NTI QUE V i ctori an ~?ve di n ing r oom . 11 ? kit ch en , Write g 1v1ng di r ec tion s to Mtddtepor1, U. Ph . 992 .2771 sea t -· exce ll ent co n dt t •on . bat h , full b asement and MAKE suRE yo u get eve ry Willen Pia no Co .. Box 188. Sl 50. Po rta ble Ho ove r s to ra ge area tnside and out . poss ible d edu c tion th is year Sard is , Oh10 439<~ 6 . washer and d r yer. harv est Phon e 991 3647 Ha ye your Fe deral a n d 1 ~5 1Ot p go l d , good c ond it io n , $150 . l 23 3tc Sta t e In come lax return by Por tabl e d ishwa~ h e r , an accoun tan·I Phon e 997 ayocado , good co ndttlon . 11 BEDROOM mobi le h ome 6173 . . H AY Phone .Gr cg R o u sh , 992 S50 Ph one 992 523 6 or 992 with 3 1 ~ acres of g roun d . 7583. Sy r acus e, Ohio 59 10 Phone 247 7161 L elart , Ot11 0 . 1 20 61p 1 21 8t p t 23 12tc 1WILL be g iving piano lesson s - ~- ~----~----~ DEALE R S in scrap , ir on , in my home s tar t ing Feb . I. 1 :.> ACRE , b ig g arden , 5 rooms COAL F OR SA L E CAB Coal meta l s, junk uutos . R ide r ' s F"or in format1on ca t t 992 and bath home , n ew drilled Compa ny . 1 mite no rt h ol 3278 sa ... ag e. Ph one 992 54 68 . well and f u r nace , new CheS hire . on Rt 7. . Pi ck you r 1 2 29 tp 12 18 SO l e biHh room , 1 f ir ep l aces , good own , S20 per ton , Open 6 days ........ -· 3 AND 4 RM . f urnishe d an d locat i on in Letart F all s. , per w eek , or ca ll ( 61.! ) 367 unfurnished ap t s . P hon e 997 Oh •o . $7,500 Phone '247 3853 . 73 30 for fu rth er in f o r mation G IN SEN G . $72 per \b Ph one 54311 1 23 Dtc 1 a 1at c !61-L) 378 62.19 11 9 tic 1 16 •fc 1-<!ETIRED or se mi r etiie d GAS heali n g stove with b lower tady t o l ive 1n . Free r o om CO UNT RY Mobi l e Home f or sa le , SlS, co p pcrt one , a nd board and smal l wages OLD fur niture , ice boxes, Par i-.. Rt D. te n miles north rang e hood . Phone (6 14) 985 f or l ighl duties . See a t JOP brass beds , stone ja r s, or o t Pomeroy Large lot s wilh J222 . Pa g e St . , Midd l epo rt , Oh1o co m p: tele h ouseno l d s Wr1te c oncr e te pa11os , sidewa lk s, 1 75 .U p 1 11 If· Rt . 2, M D , Mil l er , runn e r s and o il st r ee t Po mt'!roy, , Ohio Ca l l 99~ pa r k i ng . Phone 992 7479 . r~·o· ~h;~dr;;; -;-~~ l e " twin 7760 12 3 1 l l c BABY SITT ER [1eed ed in r.ny -beds and malt resses . A lso . 10 1 7 4 hom e, preferab l y ltv e -m . matching dou b l e dresser . -~~~---!..--~-· Phon e 247 -282 1 after 6 p m . $ 17 5 Ki t chen ta~te with 6 matchi n o c hatrs . n Pw 1 25 4t p con d i t io n , .sa s , 10 sp eed AMF s corche r Bi c y c l e , excel l ent c ondit i on . $60 . REDU CE safe and t as.t w i l h 4 RM . HOU SE wi th garage AS TIME GOES ON YOU · Phon e 992 .5606. Go Bese T aDiets a nd E V ap CAS H pa id fo r a ll ma k es and For more in formation , c all 1·25 6tc WILL be p.3ying more and water p ills, N elson Drugs mod els of mobi le homes . 992 :1502 . 1 16 ltp mor e rent . WHY not b u y Phone area code 614 <123 1 25 61 c 953 I . now . H er e is a nice 3 BR 4-13-lfc home. ba th . T he si d ing , 2 BED RM tr ai ler Phone 9'17 MO D ERN de Gi gn St er eo . 8 r oof t1n d carport are near ly )) 1 T tr ac k t ape . am fm r adio new . JU ST A LOW $8,000. NOTICE OF com b fn al ion . Ba l ance $98 . 60 1 t6 • tc APP.OINTMENT S YEARS OLD & o ve rl ooks or terms Call 992 3965 case No . 71699 1 7 1fc th e va ll ey . 3 BR , bath , H QU:-, E in Rull and . Ca l l 992 OFF A PAIR E st ate of Ettt el E . Wtteeler dining R " har dwood floor s, 5850 D eceased . OF CO-OP l .\ ilc fu ll base m ent , abou t 3 4 No t1 ce Is h er eby g1v e n that BE D . dresse r , mallr esses , 1\ da E Bnys of Rac m e, Dh1 0, ac r e. $ 19,500. Sa lem map le, fin ish. good SNOW TIRES has b ee n duly a ppo inle d ~OR RENT O R SA L E, 3 A MONEY MAKER -- live condition Want $200. Ph one E xec utr1 x o f the E s lat e of bedrm . mobile hom e, un 991 -5833 tn th e large r.l BR apa rt · E l h el E W h ee ler. deceased , f urn 1shed , util ities p a i d on · 1 23 Mp Applt e's fo tires in st ock . ment a nd r en t the 2 smaller late Of Me1gs Coun t y , O hio R r 33 in Bur l ing ha m Phone furn ished apartmen ts. (a ll . Cr edi tor s a r e r equi fed 1o 992 77 51 IY70 350 J O HN D e ere doz er , are al w ay s r en t ed) This is fi le lh e~r c la ims w ith sa 1d POMEROY LANDMARK 12 31 1fc n ew engi n e, tra nsmiss ion , fidu ci ary wil h i n f o ur months . ...... ---~-----a bric k w tt h low upkeep steer: 1n g c l utches. and und er 9. ~Jack W . Car sey , Mgr Da l e d lhis 7t h day of and has spa ce tor a larg e T RA I LER spa ce tor re nL ca rr iage , r oll c an opy , 6 fl . Januqry 1976. ... Phone '192 -2181 priYate lo t in the co un try . b lade ." 5. 6,500 . P hon e ( 614 ) garden . $22,000. M.:~ n n m g. 0 We bsler Phon e 16 14) 985 -4210 . 985 3594 . FOR THE LARGER Ju dge 1 25 41p 1 18 7tp CO AL , l i m es tone an d a lt types 111 12 19, 26, 3tc FAMILY - 4 BR , l'h o f salt ami rock s alt for Ic e ba th s, lo vely new c abine t s ONE bedrm . a partm en L a ll 1964 10 10 DOZER , winch, a nd sno w rem oval. E ll in th e kitchen , coal or N . e tec . Pom eroy Home and c anopy , 6 tt . blade a l l ce l sior Salt Works . Eas t· Auto , 600 E . Ma i n St re bu i ll , $5 ,000 . Phone (6 141 gas hea t. fu ll basement Main St ., Pomeroy. Oh io . Pomeroy . 985 35 9-1 Phone 99 2-3891 . wt th shower . Wa l k t o sh op. 1-25 61 c 1 18 7t p 12-7 tt c $8.500. NOTICE OF REFRESHINGLY APPOINTMENT · ' case No . 21718 F R EE RENT AT V I LLAGE /'. I R CO H c li A R C w·elding ROOMY ..:..... 4 nice 8 RS .. 2 machme , n e w e le c a ll Estate of wayne Chevalier, MANOR IN MID baths, n ice large kitch en , .1 ccessories in c l uded . Phone D ecea se d. DLEPORT• We ar e so sure part basemen t w ith rec . R , ~n 3 tt o Not ice is he r eby given that that yoU wi ll l ove ou r Hot water heat , large 1o 28 t t c Edwa rd Chevalier of R ee ds a ]:l artments th a t we give you vi l le , Ohio , has been du l y en clo sed patio , garage , two weeks RENT F .R EE . appoinled Ad ministrator of Just pay yo ur security TWO 14K7 slot ma gs . 41 1 b .c NOT VERY OLO. $30,000 . virgil B.. Sr., Broker of Wayne th e E st ate d epos il and sl ay six r:non ths Ford , mopar . E xce llent THE S IGN OF KNOW lit Mechanic Pomeroy, 0 Cheval'ier. d ece ased , la te of and the tirsJ 2 week·s tS fre e . c ondition , 540 . Phone 992 HOW IS HERE - LET US , Phone m -3325 O live T owns hip , Meig s You will enjoy m o nt h l y 72 10 SE LL YOUR PROPERTY . Cou n ty , Oh io. leases , a ll elec tri c liYing, 1 22 4t c 20 ACR·ES - 2 houses, one Cr editors ar e r eq u ired to 992 · 2259 or 992 -2568 c arpeting , range and ·new 3 BRs. 2 baths, stov e, f il e l h"e lr c l aims with sa id refrigerator , fr ee tra sh P AC E 123A, CB rad io ; turn er fiduc i ary w it h in t our months . p ick up , cable TV (option al ) power mike . A ll like new , refrigera t or , barn , and Dated this :nst day of and l a undr y fa cil i ti es . $140 . Ph on e 99 2 5616. farm pond . SJl,OOO . January 1976 1 2? 4tp Conveni en t t o Shopping on RUTLAND 8 room Thi rd and M i ll in Mid · house, bath. nat . gas heat , 2 Manning D Webster d le porl. V ILL AG E MANOR 1975 YAM A H A 360 MX . E x Judge car garage and garden . is yours tor one bedroom c ellent condition . P h o n e (1 ) 26 (2) 2, 9 . 31c apartments starting a t S104 ( 614 ) 985 -3301 $12,000 . • BR mon thl y plu s elec . W e pay 1 22 6Jc 12 ACRES 3 ' INCOaPORATt.b . ~------fo r everything else . See th e -~-~ renovated home . good Manag e r at R 1versi d e M AP L E Tw i n be ds and A pirtment s or ca ll 992 -3273 . dresser '1.1\ith ma t tr ess and . ga rden lahp, gas furnace, PUCO Case No . 76 -13· GA· COI NO. 153 - 12 a ., 3 BR . · ba rn , i n town . $29,500. This off er wil l end soon , so box spring s S2 00 Like new PUBLIC NOTICE move in now and sav e SSS $. Phon e 992 -2627 . NEW LISTING - 3 acres ranch, mod, kit c hen , builtPubli c Notice is hereby 1-22 ·4t c 10 -23 -tfc on 124 w ith drilled well, and In elec . range , dishwasher , given that the Publi c ~t i li t ies -~-------- ..... ---· 2 mobile homes . $16,500 . refrigerator Four trailer Commission of Ohto ha s OLDER HOME - 3 BRs ., scheduled f o r public hearing lots w .water & sewage on February 17 , 1976 al 10 .00 hot water heat . mod . kit., hookup, c lOse to new mine A .M . at 65 South Fronf Street. f ull baseme nt , view of . area . $40, 000.00. Co lum bus , O h io , Case No . 76 r iver. $29. 500. 13 - ' GA -COI , relating to a MASSIVE - 10 rooms , 2 Commission's i n itiated in · NO. 146 - 3 BR . all e lec .' full baths. mod : kit., wood· vesligat i on of the home, fully carpeted, full burning f tr eplaces, gas procurem ent and distribution basement. 2 acres . $25,600. of natura l gas use d to alleviate furnace, fish pond , and dbl. na t ural g as cu rtailm e nt in the garage . $35,000. Slate Of Ohi o A ll 1n te rested MIDDLEPORT - 3' BRs, Have buyer tor lot on partie s Wi ll be giYe n an op . bath , mod kit.. gas fur portunily to be hea~d . F ur t her river. Do you have i nformation may be obtained nace , full basement and a t the offices of the Com · one? Call us. garden . $17 .500 . miSSion . COUNTRY HOME 3 ___ ' MONDAY, JANUARY 26,1976 i:oo- Truth or Cons. l ; IIIII Estate for Sale 5. 6. 7. 8. . 9. .'' RATES For Want Ad Service 5 cen ts. per word one insertion Minimum Charge $1 .00 14 cen t s per word three conseculi'Je insertions . 26 cen ts p er word siK con secu t 1ve insertion's 15 Per Ce nt Discount on pa id ads and a d s paid within 10 days ' CAR D OF THANKS & OBITUARY $2 .00 tor 50 word minimum Each addilio nal wo rd 3 cen ts . BLIND ACS Add it ion a ! 25c Charg e per Advertisement . OFFICE HOURS 8"30 a . m . 10 5 "00 p . m . Dady , 8 JOa m to 12 : 00 Noon Sa t urday . a to..:; VO U) ~lllltK::a, J•l ,IUWt'J)UI l-rUII ICI' O)', U. , 1\olOfllli:t.)' 1 J(tll , ~. '" 1 U DICK TRACY Auto Sales DEA DLINES 5 p ,M . Day Before Publicat ion . • M~ndav D e adline 9 a . m Cancel la tion Corrections w il l be accepted until 9 a . m lor Day of Publ icat ion . REGULATIONS The Pub lisher reserves the r ig hi to edit or reject any ad !I deemed objecti onal The publisher will no t be respons 1ble for more than one Incorr ec t i nsertion . 1- river Z8 Gladiatorial 23 "Brown- lltllng Ale" 30 Fortifih "Arrivecation 11 Dens 15 ' 'When Yuba Play• his fool neck' tort ness t Empowered break Z8 Engllah ZZ Fearleu- atetement ~ E XCAVA T I N G . dozer , toi'l_je. and backh oe wo r k ; sep t ic tanks i nstal le d ; dump truck s and lo boy s for h ite ; wi ll haul t i ll dirt , top soil. l imestone and gravel Ca ll Bo b or Roger Je ff ers . day phone 99'2 7089 , n ig ht phone 99 2 3525 o r 992 5732 . 2 11 fie 21 Dis· the-" 11 British farewell derci -" 35 Nerv0111 Temple 38 Tlm«eee N Sblrley film tWitch cain REMODELI N G , Plumbing , h eating and atl t y p es d t genera l r e pa1r . Wo rk gua r ant ee d .· '0 years eK peri en ce . Ph one 992 -2409 . 5 1 t fc 8:»-AFC ·NFC Pro Bowll3; Columbus Slate lnslllute 6; Phyllis 10. 9:fl0-(:ollege Basketball 6; All In The Family 8,10; Bolero 20; Walk a Country Mile 33. 9 : 30-Ma~ 8,10; World Press 20; Emphasis JJ. IO :flO-(:BS Re))9rls 8,1 0; News 20 ; BI-Ways JJ. 10:31)- lock, Stock & Barrel 20 ; Calch-33 33. 11 :00-News 3,4,8, 10, IS; AF C- NFC Pro Bowl 6; ABC News 33 . 11 :»-Johnny Carson 3••• 15; News 6,13; Movie " The Sandpiper" 8; Movie " Requiem for a Secret Agent" .10; Janak I JJ. 12 :oo-Ntghf People of las Vegas 6,13 . 1 :oo-Tomorrow 1 :30-News 13. CHANNEL 5 7:oo-Ptxanne lcl 7:30-Melgs-GAHS Basketball 9;oo-<>utdoorsman I c) 9:»-Wyall Earp IO :oo-Washlngton Debates (c) l.•. TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1976 6:()()-Sunrlse Semester 10. 6:15-farm Report 13 . 6 : 20-Rev. Cleontw~; Robinson 13. 6:JO-..<:olumbus Today •: News 6; Bible Answers 8; Concerns & Comments 10. 6 :4o-<>unce of Prevention 10. 6:45-Mornlng Report 3. 6:'55-Chuck While Reports 10; Good Morning, Trl State 13. 7:()()-Today 3,4,15; Good Morning, America 6,13; CBS News 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7:30-Schoolles 10. a :oo-Lassle 6; Capt. Kangaroo 8, 10; Sesame St. JJ. 8:»-Big Valley 6. 9:()()-Not For Women Only 3; Phil Donahue 4,15; Lucy ShowS; Mike Douglas 10; Morning with D.J . 13. 9:31)-A.M. 3; One Life to Live 6; Tattletales 8; New Zoo Revue 13. IO :oo-Celebrlty Sweepstakes 3,.,15; Edge of Night 6; Price Is Right B.IO; Mike Douglas 13. 10 :31)-H igh Rollers 3, 15; I Dream of Jeannie 4i Dinah 6. 11 :0()-Wheel of fortune 3,15; Hollywood Squares •: Gambit 8,10; Elec. Co. 20- · 11 :31)-Hollywood Squares 3, 15; Happy Days 13; Midday 4; Love of lite 8, 10; Sesame St. 20. 11 :55-Take Kerr 8; Dan I mel's World 10. 12 :oo-Ma!jjnlt1cent Maro1e Macnrne 3, 15; Let's Make A Deal13; Bob Braun's 50-SO Club • : News 6.8. . 12:30-Take My Advice 3,15; All My Children 6,13; Search for Tomorrow 8,10. As the World Turns 8,10. 2:()()-$20,1100 Pyramid 6,13. 2:31)-Doctors ],4, IS ; Neighbors 6,13; Guiding Light 8,10. 3:oo-Anather World 3,4, 15; General Hospllal6, 13; All · In The Family 8,10; Lilias Yoga & You 20. 3:30-<>nellle to Live 13; Mickey Mouse Club 6; Match Game 8, 10; You Can Do If 20. . 4 :()()-Mister Cartoon 3; Merv Griffin •• Somerset 15; Bewitched 6; Mickey Mouse Club 8; Mister Rogers 20,33; Movie "On Borrowed Time" 10; Dinah 13. 4:30-Bewllched 3; Mod Squad 6; Partridge Family f ; Sesame S- 20,33; Gel Smart 15S:oo-Bonanza 3; Family Atlalr 8; Star Trek ,15. 5:30-Adam-12 • : News 6; Beverly Hillbillies 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam-12 13. 6:oo-News 3,4,8,10,13, 15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20; lTV Utilization 33. 6:30-NBC News3,4.15; ABC News 13; Andy Grllfllh 6, CBS News 8, 10; Your Future Is Now 33; tn.School Programs Preview 20. 7:oo-Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling. tor Dollars 6; Torch of Champions 8; News 10; Nome That Tune 13; family Altair 15; Antiques 20; Wild Wild World of Animals 33. 7:31)-Hollywood. Squares 3,4; Let' s Deal With It 6; $25,000 Pyramid 8; Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky 20; Price Is Right 10; To Tell the Truth 13; High School T.V. Honor Society 15; Family Theatre 33. 8,10; lnterhlncfnal Animation Festlval20; Playing the Thing 33. the r hlng 33. &:»-Laverne & S~lfley 6,13; Pops d,1u; Consumer Survfvall<lt :Lu;JJ. 9:0()-Pollce Woman 3,4.1~; Rookies 6, 13i MASH 8, 10; Adams Chronicles 20,33. 9:30-<>ne Day AI A Time 8.10_ W lb MD . 10 :00-Joe ~arrester :J,4, 15; Marcus e v . . • 6,13, Switch 8,1(1; "l\te'fls""'2'b; wom~n A11ve1 .;:.,. EXC AVA T IN G , do zer , backhoe and dit c h er Charles R . Hatf ie ld Back Hoe Se rv ic e . Rulland . Ohio . Ph on e 742 2008 . I I 30 ·78t c 10:3G-Woman Alive! 20; W'"r -.~a•l JJ. 11 :00-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13,15; ABC News 33. • 11:30-Johnny Carson 3.4,15; Mystery of the Week 6, 13; Movie "The World, the flesh and the Devil" 8i Movie " That's My Boy" 10; Janak! JJ. 1:oo-Tomorrow 3,4; News 13. D&-D TREE- Tr ----immmg , 20 yea r s e x p~tri~nc e . I ns ure d . t r ee es!lma t es . Ca ll 99 2 2384 or (614 ) 698 72 57 A l bany · 10 -15 tf c .n you r outlook today. You migllt be prone to take unusual risks . Watctt your step. - --------- SE W IN G MA C HINE Repa i rs. , servi ce, all makes . 99 2 2284 . The F abri c Shop, Pomeroy . Au thor i zed ~i nger Sa tes and Se rv ice We sharp en Sc issors . ) . 29 fie C t-<AN 'E Serylce , erec H o n , JO 11 Phone 99 2 5468 . --- __ ___ - _,_ EXLAVAT IN G . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If shopping today don't buy the ftrst tht ng you took at, especial~ ly 1f it's a large item for the home . C heck additional sources For Tuetdlty 1 Jan. 27, 1178 SAGITT.\RIUS (No•. 22..0..:. ARIES (Morch 21·Aprll 18) 21, Be persistent today Stick build i n g derrick . Screen ca refully any busmess prOposals tod ay that come through other than your normal channels. They could be shaky . 1-2-261p ~--~-- BACKHOES · SMALL SEPTIC TANK S IN S TALLED . BILL PULLIN S, PHONE 99 7-2478 , OAY OR NIGHT . 11 · 11 ·7B tp BRAD FORD , Auctioneer Complete Service . Pt]one 949 2487 or 949 ·2000 . Racine, Ohlo .. Crlll Bradford . 10·9·1f• 5AY LITA,'rnAT'5 GdOO! N\155 One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A Ia llled for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are ditrerent. WINKLE Wll.l. 'OVE IT! ' lell Estlte_For: - - - - --- -~--- DG ODSW ---- .. 3.11 ACRE"S building site in Bashan . Waler . and gas, ss, ooo . Phone Chester (614) 985 -4245 LOT , Fairview Hgts . w ith septic tanlt. and water lap 52,000 . Phone (614) 985 -·H SJ, evenings . 1·25-<tp -------------- 7 RM . HOU SE on 30 acres ln country , Back of Letart , Olllo . Phone 247 ·2286 . . • 1-2S-6tc ----·,- DF' WN TWG G WN GQ . WKWNZTQJZ ODSW YQYW TW GURY - Don 't impulsively enter into agreements today where all m~ forma tion isn ' t presently available. Wait till it iS. GEMINI (May 21-June ~0) Keep a c lo se eye on coworkers if you 're all performmg a hazardous ta sk tod8y. Be sure they' re salety conscious. CANCER (June 21·July 22) Be carefu l today not. to take on something a I!Uie beyond your capab ilities. It may get fouled CRYPTOQUOTES 6 ~M . ROUSE , bath , 1/ 2 a cre , futl basemenL ut il i ty room , built · in porch. garage . Phone 99~ · 7733 . 12 -JO .Ifc: HOU ·SE In Rutland , 8 rms ., full and 1!2 bath , atta ched garage, e1ct ra workshop and ga rage , remodeled , large garden space . War~ 's reside n c e , Sa l em St ., ~uttand , 2 lots . 514 , 500 , Phone 7<12 -273 7 t -21 -6tc with that whtch vou start or you'll leave many unlinished orojects on the workbench. CAPRICORN (D.c. 22-Jon. TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) 11, YoU're the first to lend a AND DOZER . LARGE ANO C · 12 :45-Eiec. Co. 33. 12 :55-NBC News 3.15. l :oo-News 3; Ryan's Hope 6,13; Phil Donahue 8; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only '15. 1 :3D-Days of Our Lives 3,4, IS; Rhyme & Reason 6,131 FGEHDJ POWK· RYRGQOW up. . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you expect others to adhere to your co mmand s today you 're going to have to set the proper exam . pte. VIRGO (Aug. 23·8opl. 22) CNRYPW I I'M SENDII'II' MV COUSIN ZEB A LEETLE PRESENT, MFIW -- • 1WOULD '4E WROP UP THIS PACKAGE FER ME? . --SOON AS I WROP UP THIS-UN Y~'1 ~: A BAD cOIJ> WOULDN'T BE SO ' ANNOYING IF IT WEREN'T FOR 11iE ADVICE OF OUR ~-- XIN HUBBARD Don't spring anything on the tamtly today that could throw their routine o ut of kilter. Seek au thetr views lirst LIBRA (Sept. 23 -0ct. 23) There is a bit of the soeculator helping hand. Thai's the way you sttou ld be, but today don't let one who 's undeserving snow you . AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 18) This is not the best day to seek l avors from a recent influential contact Wait until you know him betler. PISCES (Fob. 20-Mol'd\ 20) Be sure to have all lhe necessary back ~ up before tack ling a challenge today. &~ J1n. 27, 1178 You witt travel paths you've never trod before in your work or career th is coming year. It will be beneficial If you don't ventu re beyond your com ~ preh ension . �~i;~i!i:"::.::,:;.:·;·;or Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds i ·nsr ramhl eo lht>se four Jumblrs, · ~nf leiter 10 nth squarP, to form fo ur ·.ordinary words. • WANT ADS INFORMATION Auto Sales Sl '.ltE..t I I tJ I I I t) I ~'·tTF tx'] I ........ I XXI I I I XI J ' WHE~E PITTI'S YOU M16HT HAVE iOWAIT FOf? YOU ~ MONEY. Now arrange the circled letters to Corm th~ surprise answer. as suneated by the above cartoon. Prilltt..st iN A ( ( Ar.nnorn lumu rru .. l Ju mhlt-~ TESTY ~~~ l unl 11> •• FILMY BURIAL I •\ n,. •rr : r ou can t'Ul U'ilh tliTI'n i/ RELISH NOTICE- OF · Cas e N o . of H azel A. 2171 ~ Moore , Deceased . Not1ce is hereby given that Homer Ba)(tcr of Pomer oy . Oh1o , ha s been du ly a ppoi n ted Admints tr ator of the Estat e of Ha ze l A Moore . deceased . la te o f M eigs Coun t y . Ohio . Cred•tors ar e required 10 ft le 1/"'C •r c laimS wilh 5aid fi duc1a r y wi thin four months . Dat ed this t4t h day of January 1976. Manning D . Webster Ju dge ( 11 19 , 26 (2 2. 3tc tJu• lahft' - REWARD for any infor mation 1ead1ng to the return ot 2 weste rn sad d les t ak en from the re sidence o f R obert Wilson Pl ease phone 99 2· 3621 , even ing s . 1 26 6tc For Rent J ROOM apt Ad ul ts only . Catt 992 -3 129 or 992 5434 . 1 26 -3tc For Sale I I I I I I 1 27 -6tp ------------, Pro iI Standin2s \ Nat ional Basketball Assoc1ation Standings By United Press Inter natiOna l Eastern Conferenc e Atlantic Otvlston W. L. Pet. G.B Bo stan 31 13 705 29 16 644 21 ~ Phi !adelph ia ' 28 19 596 Bu ttalo ' 24 ~3 51 1 New York Central Oi v i ~ion W L - Pet.. GB wa shington 27 19 587 25 20 .556 Cleveland 1' ' Allanta 21 23 .477 5 HO uston 20 22 .476' 5 New Orlean s 19 22 .463 5 1 ~ • VVestern Conference Midwest Divist on W. L . Pet . GB Ml lwaukee 19 25 432 11 25 405 De troi t Ka nsas City 15 30 333 41 2 Chicago 12 31 2?9 6t • aacif•c Dtvision W. L. Pet . GB Go I den Sta te 32 11 . 744 23 24 489 11 Lo s An g ele~ 22 25 468 12 Se attte Ph oeni x 18 25 .419 14 18 27 .400 15 Po rtland Saturday's Results Clevel and 1J2 Milwa ukee 89 Ho us ton 110 Seallle 103 New York 11 7 Detroit 100 Ph il ad elph ia 130 Atlan_ta 116 washi ngton 100 Phoen tx 84 p ortland 125 Golden Stat e 123 Sunday's Results Boston 135 Buffalo 107 Kansas C1ly 118 ChiCago 110 p h iladelphia 112 Atlan t a 109 washington 105 Los Angeles 101 ' Monday's Game Golden State at Mi lwaukee Tuesday's Games New Orleans at Buffalo Atl anta at New York Detroit at Cleveland p hi lad el phia at Houston Golden State at Ch tc ago Milwaukee at Kansas City w ashington at Por tland ,. ,. -SPECIAL!- 12 WORDS 4 DAYS $}25 CASH WITH 9RDER AVAILABLE TO INDIVIDUALS ONLY! NON COMMERCIAL NO REFUNDS. Each initial and group of figures counts as one word. Be sure to count name and address, if used. and your phone number. . Including prices for · items of· fered in your want ad w iII increase response. - 1. 2. Ull -- WRITE YOUR OWN AD! IrS EASY TO ORDER BY MAIL! ' twl FR EEZE R beef. P hone 992 56 16. A Low Cost Want Ad Will Cut Cost of Living •••••• ONLY l f"!j Lost APPO INTMENT Est;:~tc CHARGE 3. A m er lcan Basketball Association Standings By um•ed Press ln iernation a l W L Pet. GEs Den ... er 32 11 .744 29 15 .659 New York 26 20 565 K entucky san An ton io 24 19 .558 1 25 21 .543 8 . ; Indiana 20 27 .426 14 st. Louis 7 37 . 159 25 1 2 Vi r gin ia .Saturday 's Resulls Virgin ia 107 N ew York 100 New York 94 V lfgin i a 85 Indiana 116 St Loui s 11 3 Ke ntucky 106 San Anto.n to 103 sunday's Resu lt s San An tonio 128 New York 104 St Loui s 121 Virginia 100 Kentucky 117 lnd tana 114 <No games today) Tuesday's Game A ll -Star Game at Denver 4. Television log for easy viewing Business Services - 10. 11. 12. NAME ADDRESS ' National Hockey League Standings By United Press International Campbell Conference ' Patrick Diviston W. L. T . Pts. Ph il adel ph ia 30 9 8 68 NY Is landers 25 12 8 5B A tlanta · "23 20 7 53 NY Ran gers 17 25 5 39 Smythe Divis•on W. L. T . Pts . Chicago 20 12 16 56 Vancouver 17 20 9 43 St . Lou is 18 23 5 41 I S 28 3 33 M innes ota 11 32 4 26 K an sas City Wal es Conference Norris Divis1on w. L . T. Pts . M ontreal 35 6 7 77 Los Angeles 26 22 2 54 Pi ttsburgh 18 24 6 42 6 34 Detro1 t 14 28 Washington 4 40 5 13 Adams Division W. L CITY PHONE MAIL WITH 125 TO THE 1 : ' ...· ' Notice IN COME Tax Se rv ices . Fe deral and s tat e taxes . Phon e 992 7228 o r see Wa ll ace Ru sse ll , Bra dbur y . 1-20 -ltc FABR I C SAL E . Biggest and Be sl sate sine~ opening of our bus i ness . Al l ma t erial in shop on sa l e o ne week. on ly Monday , January 26 th.ru Sat , Ja n . 3 1. First qual i ty kn its sta rt at $1.98 per y ard Open 9 a .m . to 1 p.m Monday thru F riday and 9 am . lo 5 p .m , Sa turday . Car oli na Fa br i cs on Rou te 7, one h a l t mile n orth of Chester , O h io . H enry a nd Mary Hunter , owners . 1 25 -6t p 2 SIGNS Pomeroy OF QUALITY Motor Co. NEW 1975 CHEV. C-10 Jl829 1974 CHEV. \1 TON FLEETSIDE Free estimates on ~ar­ peting and installatton . W e' ll bring sa mples ~o y_o ur home with no oflligahon. See how you can really save . Mike Young , Manager Sales and Installation Rt . 3, Pomeroy , Oh_io 45769 Phone day .or mght 1 1.s 1 mo . _j 614 •991.2206 1389S Del uxe cab. c ust om vjnyl seats, deluxe body gril le, c hr . fr t . bumper & guards , H . duty H . D. 750x16 t i r es, step bumper, 350 V.a, P . ·& b ra ke s, au t omatic, r adio, cab l ights, co lor moss green , new t rk . appearance. 1973CHEV . •;, TON FLEETS IDE 12695 H. du t y t i res, spri ng s, booster brakes, st ep bumper, a engine,_ std . tran s., tinted glass. Clean mt . v, POM~~~!v~~!~P~M.co.'(ji\ ~ POMEROY. OHIO Mobile Homes For Sale 1974 SKY LIN E Mobil e Home 2 bedrooms, blue and w l111e PI") one 949 2860 1 13 6tc PM C Mob il e Ho m e, 12 X 52. 2 be dr m . witl1 air con ditioni ng ,w asher and drye r , mela t storage budding , furnished or un turn is hed Fo r mo r e info rma t ion , call 992 -7523 . 1 20 6tc Wanted To Buy 1969 MERCURY wagon , S395 Runs good . Call 992 -J619 b efor e 2 p .m 1 25 41p 191'> CHEVY 1 ton 4 wheel dr1ve pi ckup lirllancc of 1.1 c t ory w<tr"ranty Check this be f ore you buy a new on e Phon ea llcr ~ p m or on weekends . 99? ).196 1 9 t fc o 1968 MERCURY , run s good . Phone (614} 985 356S. I 75 Jtp 1971 LTD , ~ dr , p b , p S , a c ., ra d ial ti res , $1,9~5 . Also , 1966 Muslang 2 dr , lots of goodies , $595. Ca t t Fires 1one Sto r e, 992 2238 . 1 23 6tc IX PER SLOAN'S CARPETING 8' Fleets ide , Cus t om Deluxe, 350 V-8 engine, std . t ran s. , power steering & ·brakes, rad io, O. S. mirrors, Now Reduced . Custom mldg s., spring s, steering w hit e & Quality Print Shop J Pom er oy Office 105 BuJternut 992 -3345 Formerly Weed Whol esal e. F eaturing : Delux Zerox Copy Se rvice . O ff ice SupplieS , Mime-ogra ph Supp l ieS , largest se lectio n of wed · ding su ppl ies in South eastern Ohio . Th e Prtn1Shop c o mpl et e (Sti ll i n bu si ness in Mid dleport) 12 8 2 mo For Sale . __ ___ ---- - DAILY SENTINEL lll COURT ST. POMEROY, OHIO 45769 T . Pis. Bost on · 28 10 9 Buffalo 27 14 6 Toronto · 20 18 10 Cat itorn ia 19 24 4 Saturday's Results BOston 6 Detroit 1, af t. NY Islanders 5 Los Angeles 0 Montreal 5 Philadelphia 3 Pitt sburQh 8 Wa shin9ton 2 TOron to 5 Vanco uver 5 Ch icago 2 St Louis 1 Sunday's Results Los Angeles 4 NY Rangers Boston 5 Ph iladelph ia 3 Montrea l 3 Detro i t 3 Minnesota 1 PitiSbtJrgh 1 Ka nsas City 1 Chicago 3 I Buffa lO 4 St. LOUIS 2 Ca l iforn ia 5 Toronto J (No games today ) Tuesday 's Games Minnesota at NY Islande rs Phi ladelphia at Atl an ta Montrea l at Vancouver Detroi t at St. Louis washington at Los Anqe les 65 60 50 42 kes, Baked and Decorated Tn Ynur Order I Radlat • Servlc t=rom the larges t Truck or Bullctozer"" Radiator to the ', sma llest Heater Coi"e . I Licensed baker and decorator . Kitchen State Inspected Nathan B iggs Radiator Special_ist Kuhl Cake Decor &MITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. . Ph . 992 -217 '4 - Pomtrr"'w Blowrl into Wa ti s & AHics' LARRY LAVENDI:.I{ S T E RE O ra dio , mode• n design . am fm radio, Strack 3 BR HCJ"ME . just f in ished r emodeli-ng . Sa l em St ., tape comb tnation Balance Rutland . Phone 742 2306 $98 . 10 or le r ms . Call 992 · after 4 p .m . or see Milo B . 3965 . H utchinson 1.20 lfc 10 9 lfc ....... 1965 rOR D L fD New 12 ga -~-~~-~--- ........ 1 Wi n ch ester 37 A Si ngle sho t -:i BR Br ick hom e, 6 yr s . , 2 1 baths , ga r age on 1. B ac r es Ph o ne 742 2359 . on pav ed road near For ke d t 13 76tp Run State Forest Phone (6 1.1) 667 3787 i 38,000 HO SP IT AL be d , l ike n ev•• .:~tt 1 15 27t p pos i t1 ons . Phon e 99 2 2826 or 992 5565 . t 25 6tc 3 BE D RM h ome, lUS t fin i shed . remo d e ling , .Sa l em ~--- -------'-- ---=St ., Rutland . Ph o n.e 742 2306 GOOD ha y t or sal e, $1 b~t e . after d p m . or see Milo B P h one 742 3108 , Le ad tng Hu t ch ison . Cree k Road 9 23 lfc 1 25 41p Special Rates by Week or Month ~---- Help Wanted For Sale SNOW TIRE SALE! ' Discount TEAFORD Strout~ Realty - -- THE PUBLIC · UTILITIES COMMI SS ION OF OHIO By Randall G . Applega t e, Sec r e lary ( 1) 26. 1tc BRs ., gas fu rna ce, . bath. alumin um siding , on one acre. $25,000. 157 ACRES - Gooa ol der house, bath , 4 BRs ., woodOurning fireplaces, porch, barn. and som e tim ber . BEAT INFLATION , BUY NOW. SELl- I ~TER . - ---' Experts bid takeout· double NORTH 26 4 A Q64 • 54 + A Q 12 4 A43 EAST ¥ AKQJ2 tl0 53 4KJ16 4J8 2 ¥9 7 tJ 964 oloQI08 2 dinary North jumps to three spades. This would get a quick four -s pade bid from any South ." Jim · " Put an expert North and ordinary player Sou th at the bidding might well stop at two s pades. Our o rdinary South would not find a second bid ." Oswald : " Playing at four spades. South can ruff the third heart low or high in dummy . II he rufls low East will overruff but South will make the rest of the tricks. II South ruffs high East will score his trump later on. Either way South makes four spades ." SOUTH .K 9153 ¥1086 3 804 W . Main Pomeroy 992 -2298 · After Hours call 992-7133 CONTACT : Lois Pauley Branch Manager • 95 COINS Both vulnerable ____________ ...... Currency c.nd Supplies Buy, Sate or Trade FOR SALE Bicentennial Coins t975S Proof Set (6 pes. ) UNC Set (3 pes.) 18.50 . Call Rulland . 742 -2331 R&J COINS Norah East South I• Dble . Pass I • Pass 2• Pass 4• By Oswald & James Jacoby Oswald : "One of the great differences between expert and ordinary bridge is the bid ding alter a simple takeout double ." Jim : " Today's hand shows the expert bidding . North feels he has just e nough to rtsk a two-spade bid . but South Roger Wamsley 1-23 -1 m o . READY MIX CO N•.. Ki::IE d elivered righ t to you r project . F a st a nd easy . Free es t imales . Phone 992 -3284. Goegle i n Rea dy Mix Co , Mi d dleport , Ohio . 6 30 ' " wi th his five+card suit and two --·---'---------E LW OOD BOWE R S ' R_E. P A IR kings has no problem . He bids to game." Oswald : " G ive an ordinary player th e North hand . He Sweepe r s, toaster s . irons , a ll s mall appliances . Lawn mower , next to State H tgh way Ga ra ge on Ro u t e 7. Phone 985 3825 . ' 4-16 -tl c SEPTi c·-rA N KS -cle;;e ~ Mod e rn Sanitation . 99 2-395 11 or ~9 '1 7349 . 9 18 tf c counts 17 points ·m support of AI-I~H! GO'!l:HAJ Ot<AY, LI'L FELLA, COME 10 ~--------- by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS Marilyn 1 Boutique Lena I Brilllb 3 Alike county ( 4 wda.) • Prevailing 4 Kind of z 1'10.1'11.! -----------· --- color O' DELL Ati nemen t located be h i nd Rutla nd Gr ade Sc ho o l. T une up , bral<.es , wheel ba tanc1ng , al i nem enl . Ph on e 7 41 2004 11 16 tl"c lanquld li Region II - LaDaOury . H- Claire 11 11- the I • .l 16 (for a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send $1 fo: " Win at Bridge, " c/o t.his newspaper, P. 0. BoK 489, Radio City Station, New York, N. Y 10019) 01 5 Feel 1 Crone 7 Certain brother Vesterday's Aluwer ar . alster ( 2 wds.) Bl'rwl I o.1 ~'" 11 ~ ~'' Ot" -- --------- about competitive bidding. As you can see from today 's article we will try for a while . The difficulty is that you really need longer articles than our space allows . soup u lnanlmate; N EW HOME o r remodeling by hour or co ntra c t. Phone 99 2 35 11 o r 992 7523 after 5 p m . 1 25 12 tp A Texas reader asks us to write more ~~~If' ALLEY OOP WO ULD YOU BEL IEV E? B u i ld an all steel bu ild ing at P ol e Barn pri ces? Go ld en Gia nt Al l Steel Bu ildings , R l. 4, Box 148 , Wayerly , Oh io Phone 9-17 1296 . 7 24 t f c - West Pass Pa ss Pass Opemng lead - K ¥ S2S.OO ; 1975 Mint Set S9 .00 ; 1976 Silver Proot Set (l pes . ) S15 .0D ; 1976 Silver spades. He raises the value of his ace-queen of diamonds because he sits in back of the opening bidder and our or· WEST II> I •w 1 22 · 1 mo . -- Rooms, ~.00 up •s WIN AT BRIDGE PH. 992-6173 HOTEL Wanted CARCASS! +K 8 La Salle For Rent TELL '/OUR &055, McKEE, "OTTO Tto:V MOVIN6 IT OR S NEAI<IN6 IT OUT OF CAIRO·· IF Ht VALUES Now accepting clients for bookkeeping and tax service . S*acuse , Onio Ph . 092 ':1993 4 10lmo . For Rent --~---- THAr CERTAI'-1 O&JECT IN THE WAREHOUSE! LARRY WHOBREY PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT . Blown Insulation Services GUTTERS- AWNINI'l~ ALC to:IGHT, l 'M LISTENIN6! WHAT 'S ON 'lOUR M I ND~ • 8:oo-Movie " The Day of the Jackal" 3•• ,15; On t he Rocks 6, 13; Gunsmoke 8; Rhoda 10; Onlv Then Regale My f:yes 20.33. CAPTAIN EASY 1· 12-l mo. FREE ESTIPt1ATES STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING .§OFFITT of Man lS; Marco Sportllte 33. Call992-7537 Pomeroy, Ohio Real Estate ~~----------· To Tell the Truth •: Bowling Owens 8; News 10; Candid Camera 13; Fam,l ly Affair 15; On Aging 20; Mete Hawaii 33 . 7:30-That Good Ole Nashville Music 3; Do Adams Screen Test 4; Match Game PM 6 ; Pri ce is Rioht 8; Evening Edition with Marlin Agronsky 20; High Road to AdventureiO; To Tell the Truth 13; Friends for Dollars 6 ; Buck WANTE D ole upright pianos in any co ndilion . W ill pay 1966 CH EVRO L ET P icl<,up , $ 10 eac h F1rst f loor on l y . P ARAS OL Boutiqu e an 1a1r condil 10n . first $2 10 Wri te g ivin g d ir ec t i ons to noun ces P e rmanent Ja kes tt Phone 949 2:179 . Witte n Piano Co • Boll 188, Special s 1 Uniperrn . reg $20, 1 23 j tc Sardis, Ohio 43946 now $17 .50 ; R eg . $17 ,' 50 , now 1-21-l Olp $15 ;' R eg . $15, now $13 .50 1962 WILLY' S Jee p wagon . J ........ ........ ..,.. Specta l s from Jan . 20th th r u whee l dnve . In good con HALL 'S Sa l vage, o l d autos 31s t Loca t ed n exl to Skale ditio n , Ca ll 992 2268 after 5 wit h fra mes and bo dies wit h A Way Roller Rink . Open P"l wit h out motor s . S1 or Tu es . th r u Saturday . Phone 1 20 6tp hundred , T i n .50 hundred . (6 14) 985 41 41. Owner · Will bu y met~ l s and sc_ra p Sandra <Tr ussel l } Ke rn s ir on On old R t . 33 1us t 1 1B· 12t c t.RM HOU SE for quick sa l e in t-IO USE on Lincoln Hg t s '2 ac ro ss fro m Grueser 's bed r m , l arge l<. dche n , full Letarl Falls . Also . poodle Chip per . Mond ay th rou g h INCOME T AX pr e pareCI , baseme n! , exce ll en t buy lor pups t or sate, 7h eap Fr1day , 9 · till a p m Fe d era l and s la t e taxes . Wal lace Haynes r es td ence, ~8 . 900 . wit h new furn!lure , Satu rd ay , 9 ti ll n.oon . Wil l he done by appt . only . only \ 10,JOO . Phone 99 2 7648 . secon d house on tell aft er 1.21 l i e Please p hone 992 -2272, or see you pass And r e w Cross. t 6 26tc Mrs wa nda Eblin , La ure l Farm W A N TED Old up r ight p iano s Cliff Rd ., Pomeroy . I 25 3tp HOME 1n M i ddleport , 3 in any co nd il 1on . Wil l pay 12-3 1 JO ic bedrooms , living roo m, $1 0 each . F 1rs.t f loo r on l y A NTI QUE V i ctori an ~?ve di n ing r oom . 11 ? kit ch en , Write g 1v1ng di r ec tion s to Mtddtepor1, U. Ph . 992 .2771 sea t -· exce ll ent co n dt t •on . bat h , full b asement and MAKE suRE yo u get eve ry Willen Pia no Co .. Box 188. Sl 50. Po rta ble Ho ove r s to ra ge area tnside and out . poss ible d edu c tion th is year Sard is , Oh10 439<~ 6 . washer and d r yer. harv est Phon e 991 3647 Ha ye your Fe deral a n d 1 ~5 1Ot p go l d , good c ond it io n , $150 . l 23 3tc Sta t e In come lax return by Por tabl e d ishwa~ h e r , an accoun tan·I Phon e 997 ayocado , good co ndttlon . 11 BEDROOM mobi le h ome 6173 . . H AY Phone .Gr cg R o u sh , 992 S50 Ph one 992 523 6 or 992 with 3 1 ~ acres of g roun d . 7583. Sy r acus e, Ohio 59 10 Phone 247 7161 L elart , Ot11 0 . 1 20 61p 1 21 8t p t 23 12tc 1WILL be g iving piano lesson s - ~- ~----~----~ DEALE R S in scrap , ir on , in my home s tar t ing Feb . I. 1 :.> ACRE , b ig g arden , 5 rooms COAL F OR SA L E CAB Coal meta l s, junk uutos . R ide r ' s F"or in format1on ca t t 992 and bath home , n ew drilled Compa ny . 1 mite no rt h ol 3278 sa ... ag e. Ph one 992 54 68 . well and f u r nace , new CheS hire . on Rt 7. . Pi ck you r 1 2 29 tp 12 18 SO l e biHh room , 1 f ir ep l aces , good own , S20 per ton , Open 6 days ........ -· 3 AND 4 RM . f urnishe d an d locat i on in Letart F all s. , per w eek , or ca ll ( 61.! ) 367 unfurnished ap t s . P hon e 997 Oh •o . $7,500 Phone '247 3853 . 73 30 for fu rth er in f o r mation G IN SEN G . $72 per \b Ph one 54311 1 23 Dtc 1 a 1at c !61-L) 378 62.19 11 9 tic 1 16 •fc 1-<!ETIRED or se mi r etiie d GAS heali n g stove with b lower tady t o l ive 1n . Free r o om CO UNT RY Mobi l e Home f or sa le , SlS, co p pcrt one , a nd board and smal l wages OLD fur niture , ice boxes, Par i-.. Rt D. te n miles north rang e hood . Phone (6 14) 985 f or l ighl duties . See a t JOP brass beds , stone ja r s, or o t Pomeroy Large lot s wilh J222 . Pa g e St . , Midd l epo rt , Oh1o co m p: tele h ouseno l d s Wr1te c oncr e te pa11os , sidewa lk s, 1 75 .U p 1 11 If· Rt . 2, M D , Mil l er , runn e r s and o il st r ee t Po mt'!roy, , Ohio Ca l l 99~ pa r k i ng . Phone 992 7479 . r~·o· ~h;~dr;;; -;-~~ l e " twin 7760 12 3 1 l l c BABY SITT ER [1eed ed in r.ny -beds and malt resses . A lso . 10 1 7 4 hom e, preferab l y ltv e -m . matching dou b l e dresser . -~~~---!..--~-· Phon e 247 -282 1 after 6 p m . $ 17 5 Ki t chen ta~te with 6 matchi n o c hatrs . n Pw 1 25 4t p con d i t io n , .sa s , 10 sp eed AMF s corche r Bi c y c l e , excel l ent c ondit i on . $60 . REDU CE safe and t as.t w i l h 4 RM . HOU SE wi th garage AS TIME GOES ON YOU · Phon e 992 .5606. Go Bese T aDiets a nd E V ap CAS H pa id fo r a ll ma k es and For more in formation , c all 1·25 6tc WILL be p.3ying more and water p ills, N elson Drugs mod els of mobi le homes . 992 :1502 . 1 16 ltp mor e rent . WHY not b u y Phone area code 614 <123 1 25 61 c 953 I . now . H er e is a nice 3 BR 4-13-lfc home. ba th . T he si d ing , 2 BED RM tr ai ler Phone 9'17 MO D ERN de Gi gn St er eo . 8 r oof t1n d carport are near ly )) 1 T tr ac k t ape . am fm r adio new . JU ST A LOW $8,000. NOTICE OF com b fn al ion . Ba l ance $98 . 60 1 t6 • tc APP.OINTMENT S YEARS OLD & o ve rl ooks or terms Call 992 3965 case No . 71699 1 7 1fc th e va ll ey . 3 BR , bath , H QU:-, E in Rull and . Ca l l 992 OFF A PAIR E st ate of Ettt el E . Wtteeler dining R " har dwood floor s, 5850 D eceased . OF CO-OP l .\ ilc fu ll base m ent , abou t 3 4 No t1 ce Is h er eby g1v e n that BE D . dresse r , mallr esses , 1\ da E Bnys of Rac m e, Dh1 0, ac r e. $ 19,500. Sa lem map le, fin ish. good SNOW TIRES has b ee n duly a ppo inle d ~OR RENT O R SA L E, 3 A MONEY MAKER -- live condition Want $200. Ph one E xec utr1 x o f the E s lat e of bedrm . mobile hom e, un 991 -5833 tn th e large r.l BR apa rt · E l h el E W h ee ler. deceased , f urn 1shed , util ities p a i d on · 1 23 Mp Applt e's fo tires in st ock . ment a nd r en t the 2 smaller late Of Me1gs Coun t y , O hio R r 33 in Bur l ing ha m Phone furn ished apartmen ts. (a ll . Cr edi tor s a r e r equi fed 1o 992 77 51 IY70 350 J O HN D e ere doz er , are al w ay s r en t ed) This is fi le lh e~r c la ims w ith sa 1d POMEROY LANDMARK 12 31 1fc n ew engi n e, tra nsmiss ion , fidu ci ary wil h i n f o ur months . ...... ---~-----a bric k w tt h low upkeep steer: 1n g c l utches. and und er 9. ~Jack W . Car sey , Mgr Da l e d lhis 7t h day of and has spa ce tor a larg e T RA I LER spa ce tor re nL ca rr iage , r oll c an opy , 6 fl . Januqry 1976. ... Phone '192 -2181 priYate lo t in the co un try . b lade ." 5. 6,500 . P hon e ( 614 ) garden . $22,000. M.:~ n n m g. 0 We bsler Phon e 16 14) 985 -4210 . 985 3594 . FOR THE LARGER Ju dge 1 25 41p 1 18 7tp CO AL , l i m es tone an d a lt types 111 12 19, 26, 3tc FAMILY - 4 BR , l'h o f salt ami rock s alt for Ic e ba th s, lo vely new c abine t s ONE bedrm . a partm en L a ll 1964 10 10 DOZER , winch, a nd sno w rem oval. E ll in th e kitchen , coal or N . e tec . Pom eroy Home and c anopy , 6 tt . blade a l l ce l sior Salt Works . Eas t· Auto , 600 E . Ma i n St re bu i ll , $5 ,000 . Phone (6 141 gas hea t. fu ll basement Main St ., Pomeroy. Oh io . Pomeroy . 985 35 9-1 Phone 99 2-3891 . wt th shower . Wa l k t o sh op. 1-25 61 c 1 18 7t p 12-7 tt c $8.500. NOTICE OF REFRESHINGLY APPOINTMENT · ' case No . 21718 F R EE RENT AT V I LLAGE /'. I R CO H c li A R C w·elding ROOMY ..:..... 4 nice 8 RS .. 2 machme , n e w e le c a ll Estate of wayne Chevalier, MANOR IN MID baths, n ice large kitch en , .1 ccessories in c l uded . Phone D ecea se d. DLEPORT• We ar e so sure part basemen t w ith rec . R , ~n 3 tt o Not ice is he r eby given that that yoU wi ll l ove ou r Hot water heat , large 1o 28 t t c Edwa rd Chevalier of R ee ds a ]:l artments th a t we give you vi l le , Ohio , has been du l y en clo sed patio , garage , two weeks RENT F .R EE . appoinled Ad ministrator of Just pay yo ur security TWO 14K7 slot ma gs . 41 1 b .c NOT VERY OLO. $30,000 . virgil B.. Sr., Broker of Wayne th e E st ate d epos il and sl ay six r:non ths Ford , mopar . E xce llent THE S IGN OF KNOW lit Mechanic Pomeroy, 0 Cheval'ier. d ece ased , la te of and the tirsJ 2 week·s tS fre e . c ondition , 540 . Phone 992 HOW IS HERE - LET US , Phone m -3325 O live T owns hip , Meig s You will enjoy m o nt h l y 72 10 SE LL YOUR PROPERTY . Cou n ty , Oh io. leases , a ll elec tri c liYing, 1 22 4t c 20 ACR·ES - 2 houses, one Cr editors ar e r eq u ired to 992 · 2259 or 992 -2568 c arpeting , range and ·new 3 BRs. 2 baths, stov e, f il e l h"e lr c l aims with sa id refrigerator , fr ee tra sh P AC E 123A, CB rad io ; turn er fiduc i ary w it h in t our months . p ick up , cable TV (option al ) power mike . A ll like new , refrigera t or , barn , and Dated this :nst day of and l a undr y fa cil i ti es . $140 . Ph on e 99 2 5616. farm pond . SJl,OOO . January 1976 1 2? 4tp Conveni en t t o Shopping on RUTLAND 8 room Thi rd and M i ll in Mid · house, bath. nat . gas heat , 2 Manning D Webster d le porl. V ILL AG E MANOR 1975 YAM A H A 360 MX . E x Judge car garage and garden . is yours tor one bedroom c ellent condition . P h o n e (1 ) 26 (2) 2, 9 . 31c apartments starting a t S104 ( 614 ) 985 -3301 $12,000 . • BR mon thl y plu s elec . W e pay 1 22 6Jc 12 ACRES 3 ' INCOaPORATt.b . ~------fo r everything else . See th e -~-~ renovated home . good Manag e r at R 1versi d e M AP L E Tw i n be ds and A pirtment s or ca ll 992 -3273 . dresser '1.1\ith ma t tr ess and . ga rden lahp, gas furnace, PUCO Case No . 76 -13· GA· COI NO. 153 - 12 a ., 3 BR . · ba rn , i n town . $29,500. This off er wil l end soon , so box spring s S2 00 Like new PUBLIC NOTICE move in now and sav e SSS $. Phon e 992 -2627 . NEW LISTING - 3 acres ranch, mod, kit c hen , builtPubli c Notice is hereby 1-22 ·4t c 10 -23 -tfc on 124 w ith drilled well, and In elec . range , dishwasher , given that the Publi c ~t i li t ies -~-------- ..... ---· 2 mobile homes . $16,500 . refrigerator Four trailer Commission of Ohto ha s OLDER HOME - 3 BRs ., scheduled f o r public hearing lots w .water & sewage on February 17 , 1976 al 10 .00 hot water heat . mod . kit., hookup, c lOse to new mine A .M . at 65 South Fronf Street. f ull baseme nt , view of . area . $40, 000.00. Co lum bus , O h io , Case No . 76 r iver. $29. 500. 13 - ' GA -COI , relating to a MASSIVE - 10 rooms , 2 Commission's i n itiated in · NO. 146 - 3 BR . all e lec .' full baths. mod : kit., wood· vesligat i on of the home, fully carpeted, full burning f tr eplaces, gas procurem ent and distribution basement. 2 acres . $25,600. of natura l gas use d to alleviate furnace, fish pond , and dbl. na t ural g as cu rtailm e nt in the garage . $35,000. Slate Of Ohi o A ll 1n te rested MIDDLEPORT - 3' BRs, Have buyer tor lot on partie s Wi ll be giYe n an op . bath , mod kit.. gas fur portunily to be hea~d . F ur t her river. Do you have i nformation may be obtained nace , full basement and a t the offices of the Com · one? Call us. garden . $17 .500 . miSSion . COUNTRY HOME 3 ___ ' MONDAY, JANUARY 26,1976 i:oo- Truth or Cons. l ; IIIII Estate for Sale 5. 6. 7. 8. . 9. .'' RATES For Want Ad Service 5 cen ts. per word one insertion Minimum Charge $1 .00 14 cen t s per word three conseculi'Je insertions . 26 cen ts p er word siK con secu t 1ve insertion's 15 Per Ce nt Discount on pa id ads and a d s paid within 10 days ' CAR D OF THANKS & OBITUARY $2 .00 tor 50 word minimum Each addilio nal wo rd 3 cen ts . BLIND ACS Add it ion a ! 25c Charg e per Advertisement . OFFICE HOURS 8"30 a . m . 10 5 "00 p . m . Dady , 8 JOa m to 12 : 00 Noon Sa t urday . a to..:; VO U) ~lllltK::a, J•l ,IUWt'J)UI l-rUII ICI' O)', U. , 1\olOfllli:t.)' 1 J(tll , ~. '" 1 U DICK TRACY Auto Sales DEA DLINES 5 p ,M . Day Before Publicat ion . • M~ndav D e adline 9 a . m Cancel la tion Corrections w il l be accepted until 9 a . m lor Day of Publ icat ion . REGULATIONS The Pub lisher reserves the r ig hi to edit or reject any ad !I deemed objecti onal The publisher will no t be respons 1ble for more than one Incorr ec t i nsertion . 1- river Z8 Gladiatorial 23 "Brown- lltllng Ale" 30 Fortifih "Arrivecation 11 Dens 15 ' 'When Yuba Play• his fool neck' tort ness t Empowered break Z8 Engllah ZZ Fearleu- atetement ~ E XCAVA T I N G . dozer , toi'l_je. and backh oe wo r k ; sep t ic tanks i nstal le d ; dump truck s and lo boy s for h ite ; wi ll haul t i ll dirt , top soil. l imestone and gravel Ca ll Bo b or Roger Je ff ers . day phone 99'2 7089 , n ig ht phone 99 2 3525 o r 992 5732 . 2 11 fie 21 Dis· the-" 11 British farewell derci -" 35 Nerv0111 Temple 38 Tlm«eee N Sblrley film tWitch cain REMODELI N G , Plumbing , h eating and atl t y p es d t genera l r e pa1r . Wo rk gua r ant ee d .· '0 years eK peri en ce . Ph one 992 -2409 . 5 1 t fc 8:»-AFC ·NFC Pro Bowll3; Columbus Slate lnslllute 6; Phyllis 10. 9:fl0-(:ollege Basketball 6; All In The Family 8,10; Bolero 20; Walk a Country Mile 33. 9 : 30-Ma~ 8,10; World Press 20; Emphasis JJ. IO :flO-(:BS Re))9rls 8,1 0; News 20 ; BI-Ways JJ. 10:31)- lock, Stock & Barrel 20 ; Calch-33 33. 11 :00-News 3,4,8, 10, IS; AF C- NFC Pro Bowl 6; ABC News 33 . 11 :»-Johnny Carson 3••• 15; News 6,13; Movie " The Sandpiper" 8; Movie " Requiem for a Secret Agent" .10; Janak I JJ. 12 :oo-Ntghf People of las Vegas 6,13 . 1 :oo-Tomorrow 1 :30-News 13. CHANNEL 5 7:oo-Ptxanne lcl 7:30-Melgs-GAHS Basketball 9;oo-<>utdoorsman I c) 9:»-Wyall Earp IO :oo-Washlngton Debates (c) l.•. TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1976 6:()()-Sunrlse Semester 10. 6:15-farm Report 13 . 6 : 20-Rev. Cleontw~; Robinson 13. 6:JO-..<:olumbus Today •: News 6; Bible Answers 8; Concerns & Comments 10. 6 :4o-<>unce of Prevention 10. 6:45-Mornlng Report 3. 6:'55-Chuck While Reports 10; Good Morning, Trl State 13. 7:()()-Today 3,4,15; Good Morning, America 6,13; CBS News 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7:30-Schoolles 10. a :oo-Lassle 6; Capt. Kangaroo 8, 10; Sesame St. JJ. 8:»-Big Valley 6. 9:()()-Not For Women Only 3; Phil Donahue 4,15; Lucy ShowS; Mike Douglas 10; Morning with D.J . 13. 9:31)-A.M. 3; One Life to Live 6; Tattletales 8; New Zoo Revue 13. IO :oo-Celebrlty Sweepstakes 3,.,15; Edge of Night 6; Price Is Right B.IO; Mike Douglas 13. 10 :31)-H igh Rollers 3, 15; I Dream of Jeannie 4i Dinah 6. 11 :0()-Wheel of fortune 3,15; Hollywood Squares •: Gambit 8,10; Elec. Co. 20- · 11 :31)-Hollywood Squares 3, 15; Happy Days 13; Midday 4; Love of lite 8, 10; Sesame St. 20. 11 :55-Take Kerr 8; Dan I mel's World 10. 12 :oo-Ma!jjnlt1cent Maro1e Macnrne 3, 15; Let's Make A Deal13; Bob Braun's 50-SO Club • : News 6.8. . 12:30-Take My Advice 3,15; All My Children 6,13; Search for Tomorrow 8,10. As the World Turns 8,10. 2:()()-$20,1100 Pyramid 6,13. 2:31)-Doctors ],4, IS ; Neighbors 6,13; Guiding Light 8,10. 3:oo-Anather World 3,4, 15; General Hospllal6, 13; All · In The Family 8,10; Lilias Yoga & You 20. 3:30-<>nellle to Live 13; Mickey Mouse Club 6; Match Game 8, 10; You Can Do If 20. . 4 :()()-Mister Cartoon 3; Merv Griffin •• Somerset 15; Bewitched 6; Mickey Mouse Club 8; Mister Rogers 20,33; Movie "On Borrowed Time" 10; Dinah 13. 4:30-Bewllched 3; Mod Squad 6; Partridge Family f ; Sesame S- 20,33; Gel Smart 15S:oo-Bonanza 3; Family Atlalr 8; Star Trek ,15. 5:30-Adam-12 • : News 6; Beverly Hillbillies 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam-12 13. 6:oo-News 3,4,8,10,13, 15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20; lTV Utilization 33. 6:30-NBC News3,4.15; ABC News 13; Andy Grllfllh 6, CBS News 8, 10; Your Future Is Now 33; tn.School Programs Preview 20. 7:oo-Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling. tor Dollars 6; Torch of Champions 8; News 10; Nome That Tune 13; family Altair 15; Antiques 20; Wild Wild World of Animals 33. 7:31)-Hollywood. Squares 3,4; Let' s Deal With It 6; $25,000 Pyramid 8; Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky 20; Price Is Right 10; To Tell the Truth 13; High School T.V. Honor Society 15; Family Theatre 33. 8,10; lnterhlncfnal Animation Festlval20; Playing the Thing 33. the r hlng 33. &:»-Laverne & S~lfley 6,13; Pops d,1u; Consumer Survfvall<lt :Lu;JJ. 9:0()-Pollce Woman 3,4.1~; Rookies 6, 13i MASH 8, 10; Adams Chronicles 20,33. 9:30-<>ne Day AI A Time 8.10_ W lb MD . 10 :00-Joe ~arrester :J,4, 15; Marcus e v . . • 6,13, Switch 8,1(1; "l\te'fls""'2'b; wom~n A11ve1 .;:.,. EXC AVA T IN G , do zer , backhoe and dit c h er Charles R . Hatf ie ld Back Hoe Se rv ic e . Rulland . Ohio . Ph on e 742 2008 . I I 30 ·78t c 10:3G-Woman Alive! 20; W'"r -.~a•l JJ. 11 :00-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13,15; ABC News 33. • 11:30-Johnny Carson 3.4,15; Mystery of the Week 6, 13; Movie "The World, the flesh and the Devil" 8i Movie " That's My Boy" 10; Janak! JJ. 1:oo-Tomorrow 3,4; News 13. D&-D TREE- Tr ----immmg , 20 yea r s e x p~tri~nc e . I ns ure d . t r ee es!lma t es . Ca ll 99 2 2384 or (614 ) 698 72 57 A l bany · 10 -15 tf c .n you r outlook today. You migllt be prone to take unusual risks . Watctt your step. - --------- SE W IN G MA C HINE Repa i rs. , servi ce, all makes . 99 2 2284 . The F abri c Shop, Pomeroy . Au thor i zed ~i nger Sa tes and Se rv ice We sharp en Sc issors . ) . 29 fie C t-<AN 'E Serylce , erec H o n , JO 11 Phone 99 2 5468 . --- __ ___ - _,_ EXLAVAT IN G . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If shopping today don't buy the ftrst tht ng you took at, especial~ ly 1f it's a large item for the home . C heck additional sources For Tuetdlty 1 Jan. 27, 1178 SAGITT.\RIUS (No•. 22..0..:. ARIES (Morch 21·Aprll 18) 21, Be persistent today Stick build i n g derrick . Screen ca refully any busmess prOposals tod ay that come through other than your normal channels. They could be shaky . 1-2-261p ~--~-- BACKHOES · SMALL SEPTIC TANK S IN S TALLED . BILL PULLIN S, PHONE 99 7-2478 , OAY OR NIGHT . 11 · 11 ·7B tp BRAD FORD , Auctioneer Complete Service . Pt]one 949 2487 or 949 ·2000 . Racine, Ohlo .. Crlll Bradford . 10·9·1f• 5AY LITA,'rnAT'5 GdOO! N\155 One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A Ia llled for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are ditrerent. WINKLE Wll.l. 'OVE IT! ' lell Estlte_For: - - - - --- -~--- DG ODSW ---- .. 3.11 ACRE"S building site in Bashan . Waler . and gas, ss, ooo . Phone Chester (614) 985 -4245 LOT , Fairview Hgts . w ith septic tanlt. and water lap 52,000 . Phone (614) 985 -·H SJ, evenings . 1·25-<tp -------------- 7 RM . HOU SE on 30 acres ln country , Back of Letart , Olllo . Phone 247 ·2286 . . • 1-2S-6tc ----·,- DF' WN TWG G WN GQ . WKWNZTQJZ ODSW YQYW TW GURY - Don 't impulsively enter into agreements today where all m~ forma tion isn ' t presently available. Wait till it iS. GEMINI (May 21-June ~0) Keep a c lo se eye on coworkers if you 're all performmg a hazardous ta sk tod8y. Be sure they' re salety conscious. CANCER (June 21·July 22) Be carefu l today not. to take on something a I!Uie beyond your capab ilities. It may get fouled CRYPTOQUOTES 6 ~M . ROUSE , bath , 1/ 2 a cre , futl basemenL ut il i ty room , built · in porch. garage . Phone 99~ · 7733 . 12 -JO .Ifc: HOU ·SE In Rutland , 8 rms ., full and 1!2 bath , atta ched garage, e1ct ra workshop and ga rage , remodeled , large garden space . War~ 's reside n c e , Sa l em St ., ~uttand , 2 lots . 514 , 500 , Phone 7<12 -273 7 t -21 -6tc with that whtch vou start or you'll leave many unlinished orojects on the workbench. CAPRICORN (D.c. 22-Jon. TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) 11, YoU're the first to lend a AND DOZER . LARGE ANO C · 12 :45-Eiec. Co. 33. 12 :55-NBC News 3.15. l :oo-News 3; Ryan's Hope 6,13; Phil Donahue 8; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only '15. 1 :3D-Days of Our Lives 3,4, IS; Rhyme & Reason 6,131 FGEHDJ POWK· RYRGQOW up. . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you expect others to adhere to your co mmand s today you 're going to have to set the proper exam . pte. VIRGO (Aug. 23·8opl. 22) CNRYPW I I'M SENDII'II' MV COUSIN ZEB A LEETLE PRESENT, MFIW -- • 1WOULD '4E WROP UP THIS PACKAGE FER ME? . --SOON AS I WROP UP THIS-UN Y~'1 ~: A BAD cOIJ> WOULDN'T BE SO ' ANNOYING IF IT WEREN'T FOR 11iE ADVICE OF OUR ~-- XIN HUBBARD Don't spring anything on the tamtly today that could throw their routine o ut of kilter. Seek au thetr views lirst LIBRA (Sept. 23 -0ct. 23) There is a bit of the soeculator helping hand. Thai's the way you sttou ld be, but today don't let one who 's undeserving snow you . AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 18) This is not the best day to seek l avors from a recent influential contact Wait until you know him betler. PISCES (Fob. 20-Mol'd\ 20) Be sure to have all lhe necessary back ~ up before tack ling a challenge today. &~ J1n. 27, 1178 You witt travel paths you've never trod before in your work or career th is coming year. It will be beneficial If you don't ventu re beyond your com ~ preh ension . �8- The Da•ly Sent me l, Mi ddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Monday . Jan 26, 1976 Sen. Collins from Columbus Hospital News COLUMBUS, Oh•o - St<tte reappra1se the value of pr1 ces Senate Jomt SenatorOakleyC Collins (R· properly m the 1972-77 cycle ResolutiOn 33 IS now m the Ironton ) report s that Real property values are Senate Ways and Means property tax rates prom1se to now re-<!stabltshed every s1x Cpmnuttee be one of the hottest 1ssues m vears w1th per•odic updates Two b11ls, House B11l 920 th1s sessiOn of the General by Countv Aud1tors Values and House B1ll 1237, take a Asse mbl y, bo th po I1t •ca II y are based on a recent sa1e more rea11st1C approac h to and m terms of the1r 1mpact pr1ce Improvement or sales- property tax rehef As m on Ohio taxpayers and state radw' - a formul~ basmg troduced , Hou se Bill 920 revenues Oh1o's 88 co ont1es value on vaJue of surular establishes a Tax Appeals -" are curren Uy und ergomg a property m the ne1g hbor hood Court, sevaratmg t hat funcsl• year cycle of real Property 1s then assessed uon from the state Board of pro perty reappraisal m at 35 percent of the updated Tax Appeals which also At which a on•form 35 percent value for ta• purposes Local makes tax rules tax ratets to be msiltuted as a nullage limes 35 percent of Republican urgmgs, H B 920 result of a senes of court the true value determmes will probably mclude the de cisions m the late 60's and total property ta•es due A concept of H B 1237 wh•ch ea rly 70s m1ll" ts equal to $1 tax on allows for roll-back of "1ns1de millage. Th•s would, m effect, In the so ca lled ' Park $1,000 worth of property Investment Case' the Ohio For example a $10 000 freeze unvoled mcreases m Supreme Co urt ruled that property would be hable 'for property taxes begmmng constitutional and statutory $3 500 of taxes (assessed at35 w1th the next reappraisal proVIsiOns mandate on1form pe~oenl) If there were 10 cycle m 1978 taxation of real property to nulls m effect that would be A pla n recommended preserve the prrnclple of 10-1000 times $3,500, or $35m bycGovernor Rhodes would equal taxauon Among the taxes Twenty mills would affect property valuallon d1ffercnt cou nhes the ef- •eqwre $70 m taxes, etc ra ther than m1llage rollfecllve tax rate vaned from State law now recogmzed backs It would freeze as much as 40 percent of two kmds of millage Count) property values at the market value to as httle as 10 budget co mm1sswns may January I, 1975, level, pe rcent levy up to 10 "1ns1de" m1lls disallowmg tax mcreases due The court reasoned that a w1thout a vote of the people to mOation smce then The stBte Board of Tax state-mandated tax should be ' Outs1de' rrullage beyond applied equally throughout the IO-m11l lunlt reqwres Appeals IS meetmg at the the state The stBte Board of voter approva l Outs1de hme th1s IS wntten to take Tax Appeals subsequently set millage IS reduced when pubhc testunony on such a a uruform rate of 35 percent prope rly va lues nse to keep plan If the Board of Tax of real value which goes mto total taxe s constant , but Appeals does approve a effect as Coonty Aud•tors ms1de millage ca nnot be value-freeze plan, 1t will take rolled back Thus when m- effect Immedia tely, but may ••.:>:::.~.': . . .:·:·::.::.. ....... ' flail on ratses property be challenged m court values, the 'm1lls limes EXTENDEDO!ITLOOK assessed value" formula Wednesda) through Produces a n unvoted tax Friday, fair Wednesday Chance of snow Thursday mcrease Because of mflatwn and the and a chance of ram or ' 'new !! 35 percent rate snow Friday. H1ghs property owners m some Wednesday mostly m the counties have expenenced 20s, wanmng to the 30s and tax mcreases of up to 500 low 40s by Friday Lows iu percent F1fty-<!1ght coonlles the teens Wednesday have undergone reappraisal morning, rismg to the 20s to date Nmeteen will be by Friday moming reappraised m 19(6 and the Larry Lee Cundiff, 18, of rema1rung eleven m 1977 Wilkesville, , appeanng The Legislature 1s no\\ Saturday on a bill of mconstder1ng s everal formatwn before Common measures to soften t11e 1m~ Pleas Judge John C Bacon, pact of heavy taxes due to pleaded guilty to a charge of nsmg property values and breakmg and entering the the 35 percent tBx rate Salem Center market on SR Senate Jomt Resolutwn 33 124 m Salem Center owned would change Ohio's Con- and operated by Mr and Mrs stltUilOn to specify three Lester Thomas classes of real property for Sheriff Robert C Hartax purposes 1ndustnal , lenbach meanwh1le mdicated tBxed at a 40 percent rate, his department has learned commerc1al, at a 35 percent Randy Ponn of W11kesv•lle 1s rate, and reslden llal , at a 25 bemg )leld m the Mason percent rate Ccunty Ja1l at Potnl Pleasant The stated mtent of lh1s m connection wtth the same resolutiOn IS to hghten the crune property tax load of The market was broken homeowners, but the un- mto on Nov 11, 1975 aroond 3 stated mtent IS to l(sock It to a m Shotgun, nile, and bus mess " The Resolullon revolver shells, Cigarettes, an unfortunately sacnflces e1ght track tape player, radio sound long-range tax pohcy combmatwn, lighters, c1gars for pohhcal expediency and checkbooks were tBken "Everything depends on Ohw 1s an mduslnal state The mf~rmallon aff1daV1I your po.nt of v1ew To a m sp1te of the fact thalli now was prepared by Bernard V worm , tor example our unposes the fourth highest Fultz, prosecutmg attorney, beaut1ful wmter b1rds are tax burden on bus1ness of any and Charles Kn1ght, ass1slant holy terrors state m the nahan Some prosecutor You can ftnd b1rdfeed er s plants are now hegmnmg to and birdseed at the hom e of WILKINS NAMED leave the state and many the ' FRIENDLY ONES COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Gov others are choosmg to expand Bnng the bea uty of our James A Rhodes announced m other states with lower fea thered fnend s to your today he w11l appomt slate taxes The added tax burden yard for only pennies a D~rector W1lham W Budget on busmess of th1s proposed week W1lkins to be the new d1rector resolutiOn would only further dampen the state's economy of the Office of Budget and and would not really help Management homeowners smce the tBx MEETING SET Department Store of would be passed on to conThe M1diileport C11lzens Smce 1915 sumers through higher Recreahon Comm1ttee w1ll meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday, Jan 28, m Middleport v1llage hall The pubhc 1s tnvlled TAKEN TO HOSPITAL The Pomeroy E-R squad answered a call at 12 09 a m Sunday lor Wllma Wllhams who was tBken to Veterans Memorial Hosp1tal GuiJty }ea P entered in local court When you save for retirement with an I.R.A. plan - Now. Invest m a little per sona l sec ur 1t y The secur1 ty of knowmg that when you' re ready for ret1rement you'll be f1nanc1ally ready as we ll We have tax sheltered personal retirement plans all ea rn1ng the highest rates allowed See us MONDAY G lb 1 M • p P ' RACINE PTO Monday at Ch1 er K ees te' Someroy ' 1 Lea~ esS an ~ra~usel, 7 30 p m Boy Scouts m Wsvr wlger, n r om • charge of program F1fth SATUa RDAY Grade mothers to serve DISCHARGES _ 'Thomas refreshments '8. Martm, BellyWllhams, Kelly Wolfe, Veno Marcmko, Freda DMurtth,amT, fSoradrahJohnRoHush _, all e ea on ' neSUNDAY ADMISSIONS Calvm Imboden, Jr 'Minersville; Ava Greenlees, ~meroy • Hazel Sham, erne, Raymon d HarR lley, Racme ; Denn 1s oush, Dan me Roush, Portland , Florence Hellman, Pomeroy SUNDAY DISCHARGES Laona Greer, Mary Roberts, Calvm Imboden, Jr PLEASANT VALLEY Disc harges Mrs Lo ram Crump, Leon, Charles Powell, Gallipolis Ferry; Rena Johnson , Gallipolis, Mrs W1llard Luckeydoo, Pomt Pleasant, Gerald Cambell, Galbpolls, Norman Lemaster. Mason ; Robert Kensler , Ashton ; Hallie Jordan, Poml Pleasant , Olga Long, Lakin , Mrs Alfred Plants, Pomt Pleasant, Cora Pnce, Galllpohs Ferry , Gar 1an d N1ber t , Jr , Galhpolls, 0 , Jerry Hooper, Ga11 1po 11s F erry, T1na Donlap, Chiton, Una Hesson, Pomt Pleasant; Mrs Walter Woodyard , son, Point Pleasant DAUGHTER BORN Mr and Mrs Jed W11l, Jr , Pomeroy (she the former V1ckie Brown), announce the birth of a daughter, StBc1e Elayne, Jan 20, at Pleasant Valley Hosp1tBI The mlant we1ghed 8 poonds and 4 ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jed W11l, Sr , and Mr and Mrs Jay Brown, all of Pomeroy , greatgrandparents are Mr and Mrs Ben Brown, GrandVIew, lnd , and a great-greatgrandfather 1s Frank Brown, of Grandview RAN INTO DITCH Lester R Richard, 26, Rt I, Long Bottom, who went to sleep at the wheel of his car, ran mlo a d1tch at 3 30 a m Sunday m Lebanon Twp on CR 32 There were no mJurles or arrest, and only mmor damage, the Sheriff's Dept sa1d ASK TOWED A mamage hcense has been 1ssued Jo Charles Michael Canter, 20, Syracuse, and Debra Kay Lemley, 18, <lteshlfe RACINE HOME NAnONAL BANK RACINE OHIO NOW THROUGH MUCH AS QUALITY oc a caIen dar s:~~~ c:;:,: 0 ';.{ 1 d~;:;e~';,l;' FINAL JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE SAVE ON I Veterans Memorial Hospital SATURDAY ADMISSIONS ~ Clo t Bad 1 R Or tha IS Wagg~l~y, At~~~:: ' R M G ' D agg;e D 11~ore , p a cme • Profits Nearly Double COLUMBUS (UP!) Early th1s year Public Uhht1es Director Roberl Newlon complained that Columbus and Southern Ohio Electnc Co had excess profits A report from the company has confirmed h•s SUSpiCIOns The year_.,nd report for stockholders of the utility shows 1ts net mcome nearly doubled over last year The f1rm had refused to release f1gures on December revenues when Newlon had made h1s comments Smce then , the uhhty FIREMEN CALLED released 1ts public report The Middleport F1re showmg net Income jumped Department answered call to to $41 8 llllllion m 1975, up the Don Roush home, 75 Elm from the f21 mlllwn of 1974 Sl, al818 pm Sunday A Newlon sa1d he would f1ght fire fuse box had blown out the utihty 's request lor a 25 and there was no damage per cent revenue mcrease CEM BLOCK CO. t"~:::-~,xmS~.,~<-.':1~,:·""»"'1··~·.,·~ ~ I 50% NOW NAME BRAND FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES BAKER FURNITURE Model loporl, OhiO IZAAK WALTON League poUuck supper and white elephant auchon, 7 P m Monday at the clubhouse SPECIAL meebng, Racme Masomc Lodge 461, F&AM 7 P m Monday ' work '" fellowcrafl degree MEIGS Local , Chapter 17 OhiO Association of Pobllc School Employes Monday 7 30p m JDniOr h1gh callena, Middleport MIDDLEPORT P'l'A, 7 30 p m Monday at the Mld· dleporl J;;lementBry School BlCentenmal program to be presented. Third grade to g~ve t he p1e dg e, 11rst gra de mothers to be greeters and hostesses Fathers' Night to be observed TUESDAY M 1D D L E p o R T POMEROY Area Branch , Amencan Association of Umvers1ty Women, 7 30 p m Tuesday at Me1gs Hlgh School hbrary Teresa Case! to speak on "EducatiOn Down Under," glvlng her expenences on teac htng m Australia Hostesses w1ll be J ean etie Th omas, Patr t1c1a M1lls, Rose Mane Jonas, Joan S Culp, and Grace E~rh AMERICAN Leg10n Aux1hary, Drew-Webster Post 39, 7 30 p m Tuesday w1th Rep Ron James to be the speaker Pubhc mVlted ANNUAL InspectiOn, Pomeroy Chapter 80, Royal Arch Masons, 7 30 p m Tuesday, Pomeroy Masomc Temple John T Jarv1s, distnct deputy h1gh pnest of 12th Capitular Dlstnct, mspectmg off1cer Dinner at 6 30 p m With ladies mVIIed MIDDLEPORT Masomc Lodge 363, F&AM, spec1al sesswn, 7 p m Tuesday at temple, work In fellowcraft degree, all Master Masons IDVlted JUNIOR Amencan Leg1on Aux1hary, Feeney-Bennett Post 128, 6 30 p m Tuesday at the home of Becky Roush and Chrtstl Sm1th RACINE Amencan Leg10n Aux1hary, Post 602, 7 p m Tuesday at the hall Members asked to take small g1fts to be awarded as pnzes at the jumor commumty serv1ce party next month at the Athens Mental Health Center WEDNESDAY AMERICAN Legion Aux1hary, Feeney-Bennett Post 128, 6 30 p m dmner Wednesday w•th LeglDnnmres Meeting at 7 30 p m of both Auxiliary and Leg10n WILDWOOD Garden Club, 7 30 p m Wednesady, home of Mrs Mason F1sher w1th Mrs Paul F1sher as cohostess OHIO VALLEY Commandery 24, regular state convocation, 7·30 pm Wednesday at the Pomeroy Masomc Temple POMEROY MID· DLEPORT Uons Club ladies rught, Thursday 6 30 p m at the Me1gs Inn Uons and thelf ladles rnVIted GALLIA-MEIGS Commonlly ActiOn Agency free clthmg day for low mcome pers011s, 9 a m to 2 p m Wednesday at former Cheshire High School Humphrey (Contmued from page I) ;«=%::::>..:::::···=-:·:::::-.·.•=:·=.:-: •• :· ;· ·.·:· ••.•.• ... ... :;:_.-::-_..;- :-:-<.:-:.~:-.. n ~ ~~~~:dv:l~v:tU:. ';:tel': ~:.. two to one to beat Reagan " X DeThmeocr'::~~a:~er~~ ~: Hampshire are still undecided, but among those who have made up their minds the leading contenders are Sen Birch Bayh, Carter and MorriS Udall In other developments. - Rogers C.B. Morton, who soon will become the PreSldent's lla1son between the While House and the campa1gn commtttee, predicted Ford will do "very well m tbe prlmanes" and said he sees no Circumstances under which Ford WO\lld bow out of the campaign before the GOP nahonal convention - Shriver conducted a weekend blltz of Texas to boost efforts to get his name on prunary ballots m seven distncts His theme was, "Most of all, we've got to get nd_ of Udall the Republicans " talked busmg alternallves and labor programs 10 Wlsconsm and told a student gathering that "lor the eighth year m a row , 1 hear an Amencan president say that because limes are bad, we are gomg to have to sacrifice people to profits" - Pennsylvama Gov Mbellton Stihapplsalddibedwtanttod ana ona can a e an predicted "pund•ts are m for realthe surprtses 10 Massachusetts and Florida, where 1 expect to wm delegates " Filson Lockett died Saturday CLIFTON, W Va F1lson M Lockett, 91, of Chiton, d1ed Saturday m Pleasant Valley Hosp1tal He was a former custodian at the Mason Grade School and Wahama H1gh School and lor many years was employed m the New York Central Yards m Hobson , OhiO Funeral serviCes w1ll be held Tuesday at I 30 p m from the Fo~leson~ Funeral Home The Rev 0 B Hatcher w11l off1c1ate and bur1al will be m the Sonset Memor~al Park m Pomt Pleasant Fr1ends w11l be rece1ved at the funeral home after 2 p m today The deceased was born September 6, 1884, m Chiton, son of the late George and Jane Qwmby Lockett His Wife, Clara Lambert Lockett, d1ed m 1963 He was a member of the Cl1fton U M Church and the Chfton Lodge, Masomc 23 SurviVors mclude one daoghler , Evelyn Lockett of Cl1fton, and one son, Earl Lockett, of Middleport • Infant (•• .. s m city hospital M1stie Dawn Burns, twoweeks-aid daughter of Lydia A Burns of Columbus, d1ed Saturday at 9 p m m Children's Hospital at Columbus Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Russell Rollins, Rl 1, West Columbia Funeral services Will be held at 1 p m Tuesday m Bethel Church With the Rev Herman Jordan off1c1atmg Bur1al w11l be m the Bethel Cemetery near Leon Frlenda will he rece1ved at the CrowRussell Funeral Home after 6 p m today I f Helen Help ~~ US. • • -~ By Helen Hottel Ill: for Home Burglarles Dear Helen. There's scarcely a family who doesn't know about - or, who hasn't experienced - a home burglary 8reak4ns are 10 conunon that if you haven't had one, you 're onliBlllll. Nol so 10 MY neighborhood' Nol since we 8lartBd our "watch. n Here's how we went about It A meeting was held after a senes of thefts made us realize our area was con.oidered easy pickings A neighborhood club resulted, wh1ch brought the people together liS friends as well as watchers. We met once each week lor coffee and cookies at an appointed house - and we got the word around. Each family pledged responsibility to other families. When a house was temporarily vacant, we watched for prowlers or spotters Even if we went out lor an evening, we alerted ne1ghbors We picked up vacationing frienda' newspapers and mail so that the1r houses wouldn 'I look onoccupled. (A warnmg here· don 'I have your papers stopped or mall held at the Post Off1ce ontil yoW' return Rip.<Jff artists catch on fast to these signs of emptiness.) W1thm a few weeks vandalism stopped and we haven 'I had a robbery m our nmghborhood 10 months InCidentally, social, ethmc and age differences are no longer barriers, smce we've got a common cause We can't expect pohce to be everywhere, but we CAN be our ne1ghbors' keepers to thiS extent H all areas would form neighborhood watches, we llllghl go a long way toward cunng the epulem1c of break-ms - BREAKTHROUGH arrest Meanwhile, here IS the drunken brute at my front door, refusmg to leave I can't get out of the house, and police won't do anything because "he's JUst s1ttmg lbere " We can't wm either way, 1t seems if a woman leaves her home, the husband can sue for deserllon and she'll get no settlement, and 11 she stays, she can't get mM to leave BELEAGUERED WIFE MR AND MRS CLARENCE NICHOLS , both 89 observed their 69th we<ldmg an ruversary a t thetr home m Tuppers Plams Monday +++ Dear Helen My wife IS a great bttle housekeeper' She kept the house (which I pa1d for),and I'm liVIng m a cheap apartment, paying lawyer's fees for HER divorce She and the kids will probably get hal! my mcome, and I'll be lucky if I can keep my own car My adVIce men, don 't marry vindictive women• Don't mar_ry - penod' - AIN'T WORTH IT Walt DISney's APPLE DUMPLING GANG Sllow Stlll'fs 1: 00 p m celebrated by couple (Contmued from page I) YOUNGSTOWN, OffiO - PICKET LINES were set up late Sunday night at the waste water treatment plant as some members of Local 14 of the C1ty Workl!l'll Asooclatlon walked off their jobs shortly before lllldnighl. The CWA had been In a dispute with the city wh1ch had offered five cents an hour durmg contract negotiations !ilthough lhe CWA had wanted a 5<kent an hour raise Mayor Jack Hunter said he would fire any worker who calls 10 with "Hunter's flu" It waa reported di8mlssalletters had already been typed Asslstlnt Law Director James Corbett said anyone not on tbe job would be considered violating the state's Ferguson Act which prohibit.. strikes by public employes FUNERAL ATTEJNDED ~;:::::~:···,~· 1 8IL Mr and Mrs Charles HAS LIGHTS Searles have returned from RACINE Racine Bessemer, Ala where they village hs a Ugbled were called on Jan 17 by the baseball field for Us lltlle death of her mother, Mrs league play. Mayor Lula Ham1llon Funeral Charles Pyles oaid lbe field services were conducted at was llgbled lome nine the Brown's Funeral Home In yean ago. All malerjiiiJ Bessemer with bur1al In the and labor for lbe projeel Vallaha Cemetery Mrs wen donated. Mayor Pyles Betty Becker, Middleport, and Gilbert Hart were In and G Sgl Waller Murray ebarge of developmeat of Harris, Dayton, were there lbe field. for the funeral serv1ces of their ~News. • • YARN '1 19 SKEIN OVER 75 COLORS IN SELECTION Free Customer Parking on Second Street and at the Mechanic Slrftl Warehouse. ELBERFELD$ hom e m l uppe rs Plams m the Weatherman add1l10n Monday The N1chols feel that hfe Both 89 years of age , Mr has been most rewardmg to and Mrs N1chols are '" them and lhe1r long mamage relatlYely good hea lth The) has been one of tranqwhty hve alone m their comNo one has gotten more fortable. one floor plan home out of hfe than we have Even durmg the depressiOn , when somehrnes we dtd not know where the next sack of flow was commg from we d1dn t worry We trusted God to :· prov1de and He d1d, ' Mr Nichols sa1d By United Press International Commentmg upon their BEIRUT, LEBANON - WITH BEffiUT STREETS Glear Nichols of gunmen, Chmllan and Moslem forces were pulhng out of marnage, Mr captured territory m the Lebanese countryside today m the stated, We went mto 11 to have a home A lot of final stage of a Syr1an-med1ated cease-ftre Lebanese secur1ty forces and troops of the Palestme argument and dtssens10n liberation Army moved along the recently opened highways does not make what we call a as nuht1amen drifted away from battle zones - kindllog hopes home 1 The N1chols have also that nearly 10 months of clVll war may fmally be over The 1mplementBtion of the peace agreement, prov1dmg a 48-hour learned to hve on a ' cash and period for the withdrawal of all gunmen, was " proceeding carry bas1s 'Durmg the depresston we smoothly," a statement from the Lebanese-Synan-Paleshruan learned never to go m debt JOint command sa1d - We were m debt when the PITTSBURGH - IT WAS BACK TO SCHOOL today lor depressiOn struck Well, we 62,000 pubj1c school students for the f1rst t1me smce Dec I fmally pa1d off the debts and smce that hme we always Their teachers lmally ended an eight-week str1ke But 1t wasn't all gravy for the students Because of time pay cash," Mr N1chols m1ssed during the walkout, their summer vacatiOn Will be remarked Mr and Mrs NIChols delayed about two weeks, until the end of June The stnke was settled Monday when the 4,600-member Pittsburgh FederatiOn (Clarence and Cora Blanche) of Teachers ratified a 2'h-year contract wh1ch will bnng were jusll7 when they mel at a birthday party m the area teachers' top salaries to $20,300 by 1978 near Ravenswood , W Va, WASHINGTON - ISRAELI OFFICIALS are d1savowmg where they res1ded on ne•ghpublished reports their government wants to walt until after bormg farms Their courtship the U S elections th1s fall before acceptmg Amencan efforts lasted three years before they to obtain a Middle East peace Israel Prune Mm1ster Y1tzhak were marned m Steubenville Rabm, m tbe Umted SUites to lobby for his country's mterests, on Jan 26, 1907 was to meet today w1th Pres1dent Ford, who has 1nd1eated he Durmg the~r marned hfe, Mr N1chols has had a varied may ttavel to the Middle East th1s year A spokesman for the lsraeh embassy sa1d that contrary to career but most of h1s work reports Israel will stall U S peace efforts unt1l after the has been m the ml fields, first election - and the poss1billty of a U S adm1rustratlon more as a tool dresser and lhen as a favorable to Israel's Interests - Rabm w1ll urge the earliest driller He "or ked lor a possible reconvening of the Geneva conference "Indeed, the penod.as a railroader and the main purpose of the v1s1t •s to try to work out a cpordmatwn of last SIX years of h1s career Israeli and U S pohcy lor 1976 as It IS our VIew 1t does not before h1s retirement m 1953 matter whether this 1san election year or not," he sa1d were w1th the General ElectriC Co as a generator WASHINGTON - THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS mstBllatwn supervisor Commission, flooded w1th appllcaUons for citizen band radio He always had a love for licenses, has asked applicants not to compound the problem by farmmg and farmed as much writing letters asking about delays as poss1ble over the years The FCC says 300,000 CB hcense applications were even though hiS employment received last October, compared to 40,000 m the same month m the ml fields and w1th the the previous year Because of Ute backlog, now 12 weeks, many electric company kept h1m CB owners have been wr111ng the FCC to mqulre about their traveling much of the lime applications, a move the FCC says 1s causmg further delays Mr Nichols has only the h1ghest pr~1se for h1s wife SANTA CLARA, CALIF - SOME ~.000 PERSONS who stayed w1th the couple's lhowed up Monday to apply lor 2,000 seasonal JObs at the mne children on a farm near Marriott Great America Park Company officials said they Ravenswood unl1l the laveoull4,000apphcatlonsand sent the rest ofthe jofseekers cluldren were grown and she home '!bey said that those g1ven apphcallons would be m- could travel w1th her lervlewed later for jobs husband Mrs Ntchols, her The 2QO.acre amusement park will open March 20, and the husband states, d1d an exavailable positions mclude parkmg lot attendant, cashier, cellent job w1th the children tj&ket-taker and food vendor Many job seekers arnved "She d1d a m1ghty !me job ((;ontmueo on p.1ge ll I r11nhfllll'fl on page 10) TUPPERS PLAINS - W1t1t the soanng divorce rate of today, one can only look w1lh admiration upon Mr and Mrs Clarence N1chols who qwelly observed their 69th weddmg anmversary at the1r News •• in Briefs Regular or SparWe FRt THRU TUES 69 years of marriage Dear Readers My adVIse 1s Don't marry until you really know your partner And then, try mightily to nurture him or her Into rema1mng the person you know and love - H WINTUK at Me1gs Cou nty Aud1tor Sec bon 5719 08 of the Oh10 at least one hme prwr to the foreclosure by the county Howard Frank will pubhsh Rev ised Code Th1s pubhcahon will be the treasurer all delinquent personal of The pubhcallon property taxes w1thm the flfst for Me~gs Coonty In delinquent real estBte taxes next few weeks, 1t was an~ seve1al years rhe code states that all wtll start soon after the nounced late today Th1s pubhcatwn w•ll be m delinquent taxes be published settlement of real estate tBxes pa1d 1n Jone of 1976 compliance w1lh SectiOn The county audttor satd he >719 04 of the OhiO Rev1sed hopes to pubhsh all Code and collected under delinquent real estate taxes by name , amoont of total delinquency , current, and penAlly for the tax year of Dog tags are still on sale 1975 To avoid pubhcahon, all at the Meigs County delmquenl real estBte taxes auditor's office They are can be pa1d at the coonly $2 for each dog or $10 lor a treasurer's off1ce not later kennel license. The time of than the lime set by the purchasing a dog hcense county treasurer for the has been extended to Feb of the second half payment 20, without paying a lax of 1975, wh1ch tax IS due m penally COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Gov Jone , 1976 Several people have not James A Rhodes, sta tmg paid their house trailer tB• "our semor Citizens should be for the year 1976. The honored and not pushed as1de deadline for lhe lra1ler lax to cope by them se lves," Is extended lo Feb 20 by today announced the state Auditor Howard Frank w0uld begm a program lor semor c1llzens enllthng them to d1 scounts at state recreation fac1hhes Rhodes also sa1d he hoped the "Golden Buckeye Card" Two young Pomeroy men program would be expanded were sentenced to terms m to pnvate reta1l and servtce the Ch1lhcothe Correctional establishments Instltuhon when they ap"Oh1o Comtmsswn on peared before Judge John C. Agmg D~rector Martm Jams. Bacon m the Me1gs County who developed th1s !me Common Pleas Court Monprogram w11l begm 1sswng day cards 1n February," sa1d They are Monty Lane Rhodes "The cards w11l lly UUNALD H MAY R1ffle, 19, three to 15 years, signify membership m the WASHINGTON (UP!) and Denms R1ffle, 18, two to largest state program for Representallves of the 15 years. semor Citizens m history natiOn's c111es say President The two were arrested ' Titey w11l enl1tle seruor Ford's budget Will force them followmg an mtens1ve m· c1t1zens to use fac1lit1es of the to e1ther ra1se taxes or reduce vest1gat1on by Pomeroy Department of Natural servtces Pollee Ch1ef Jed Webster and Resources, mcludmg lodges, Sen Hubert Humphrey, 0- JUverule ofl1cers of the county go lf courses, camp s1tes, boat Mmn , says Congress should and town, Carl Hysell and L rentals and others for wh1ch reject Ford's budget because B Vaughan, respectively, of fees are charged, at discount "1t w11l not put our people a quantity of Jewelry, money rates:' sa1d Rhodes back to work" and might and other 1tems stolen from Rhodes sa1d he had In- even mcrease unem- an occupied home on structed Jams to begm un- ployment Pomeroy's East Mam St The medlately negot1ahons to Those were among the value of the goods totaled gam acceptance of the card opemng shots fired as some $3,000 Some of the by congressiOnal committees property has been recovered -Grocery stores, depart- began to look over the The property was owned by ment stores , drug stores and President's proposed $394 Mrs Norma W1lson other retB1l fac1hlles offenng b1lhon budget for the next Both men came before semor Clllzen discount f1scal year Judge Bacon on mformatwn progra tns The adm1mstratwn's top afhdav1ts hied by - Reg10nal transit econom1sts, mclud1ng prosecutmg attorney Berauthonlles offenng reduced Treasury SecretBry Wilham nard Fultz fares for semor c1llzens S1mon and Alan Greenspan, One JUVemle has been - The OhiO Hlstor~ ca l cha~rman of the Counc1l of arrested m connechon w1th Soc1ety lor 1ts faClhties where Econom1c Advisers, were the case and other JUVemles adm1ss1on 1s charged appearmg before the House are suspected to have been - Banking fac11lt1es Appropnalwns Committee mvolved The mveshgahon 1s -SerVIce lac•l!t•es such as today to defend Ford's contmuing dry cleaners, auto budget Both pnsoners were taken mechanices, m e d1cal The Natwnal League of to Chillicothe by the departfa c1hlies, hotels and travel Clt1es and the U S Conment of Sheriff Robert agnc1es ference of Mayors, wh1ch Harlenbach - Entertainment fa c11illes together represent 15,000 such as theaters, concert munlclpalllles, 1ssued a Jomt bowling lanes , report Monday saymg the halls , TYREE RETURNED museums, professiO nal adm1mstratwn's budget ~her11f Robert C Harsp<)rts, county fa1rs and the mvolves "a s1gmf1cant tenbach said today a deputy state fa1r tapermg off of outlays to state went to Columbus today to - Taxt compames and and local governments " have Gov James E Rhodes mterstate bus compames They sa1d proposed cuts or s•gn a warrant for the - Mumclplal recreatiOn revisions m programs such as removal of Charles Tyree faclllles and restaurants mass trans1t, water pollullon from Chillicothe Correcllonal ''Merchants and GOntrol, employment and busmcssmen who parhc1pa te health would leave many Inslltuhon and return h1m m the Golden Buckeye cthes facmg "more ftscal here today to stand tnal for program wtll be ISsued decals problenlS, further reductiOns the second time for the for their wmdows s1grulymg m serv1ce and mcreased murder of Ruby Jarv1s The lnalls to begin Monday H1s that they accept the Golden rltiZen dlssausfactlon " f~rst tnal resulted m a hung Buckeye card," sa1d Rhncl(• s 'H1gher Soc1al Secur~ty Jury H1s first tr~al began "For several years, thet e and unemployment comhas been a lot of talk about pensation taxes w1ll !all bard last Dec 9 helpmg our semor CitiZens on the urban taxpayer," the LOCAL TEMPS a nd httle actlon," sa1d report sa 1d "Reduced The temperatur e m Rhode s 'Th1s program 1s an federal soc1al serv•ce exdowntown Pomeroy "t II attempt to provtde tang1ble pendttures w1ll dis- a m Tuesday was 36 degrees benefits to older Oh10ans 1n proportiOnately affect certam w1th snow fallin g i CuntiiHH'II on p ,!{e 10) · urban populatiOns " I ~ •• • .rn Briefs : ' Discount plan is proposed mamtam the alley and 1t will he nothmg but a problem lor the next 20 years Several residents appeared before council to complam about the condition of an alley between Beech and Sycamore Sis , extendmg from Locust to Ash Sts The discusSion brought out that the alley needs lunestone, but Mayor Hoffman sa1d the town does not have money for 1t A report was g~ven sta!lng that Charles Edwards, short Fourth St , questtoned work bemg done on ga s hnes by the Columbia Gas Co He sa•d a worker had md1cated tha t a line should be replaced Mayor Hoffman smd he was lookmg mto the matter Counc1lman Kelly sa1d he had ml'esllgated a request fo r gravel on Vme St but 1! had been dete rm1ned that the locauon 1 IS on pnvate property and the res1dent requestmg 1t has been advised the VIllage cannot supply the gravel for that reason The lour coonc1Imen present voted unanunously m favor of the second readmg of a new ordmance which w1llmcrease sewage and water tBp fees from $75 each to $125each Prayer preceding the meetmg was by the Rev Dw1ght Z.lVItz Others attendmg were Clerk-Treasurer Gene Gra te and Pollee <lt1ef J J Cremeans en tine Dog tags still And from the other side of the fence Regular 11A9 Skein • pay the light bill He noted that the fee for restdents and commerCial establishments on the~r electriC bill for the town hghtmg b1ll could be mcreased for the next year if 111s agreed the u!lhty extends the collectiOn serv1ce to the town another year Mrs Clyde Inge ls agam appeared before cou.oc1l m regard to the cond111on of Chestnut St where she hves, and an alley behind Chestnut St Counc1lman Kelly sa1d he had looked mto the ear her complamts of Mrs Ingels and agreed that a water lme on Chestnut St needs to be replaced, and that a dram needs to be cleaned out Council a nd Mayor Hoffman agreed that these matters w11l be taken care of as soon as poss•?Ie They agreed <ltestnut St needs mamtenance but d1d not say whether the stree t would he repa ~red Mayor Hoffman sa1d, "Hopefully, the town w1U do some street reaplr work m the summer " Chemut and Brownell Sts are two that need repairs, he noted In reference to the alley hehtnd Chestnut, coonc1l agreed to mamtam the alley as well as poss1ble and to extend 1! so that 1! can be used by Verner See if he changes h1s garage doors to that he w1ll have access to the garage via the alley Councilman Memhart voted agamstlhe measure beccause, he sa1d, the commuruty does not have funds to adequately Delinquent taxes to be published +++ DISPLAY HOURS SET The railroad display at the Meigs County Museum wiD be open each Sunday 2-4 p m., Tuestfay, Thursdav """ Friday, 10-11 am and H p.m. throughout January and February • Pomeroy, Mtddleport. Ohio Tuesday , Jan . 27. 1976 Dear Helen I'm another woman rn a miBerable marriage. Booze turned my husband mean Several times I walked out, but be proceeded to break up whatever Ileft behind So tbe last time, I stood my groond, went to a lawyer, filed lor divorce and got a restrammg order agaliiSt hun He left and got picked up lor public drunkenness Out of Jail, he returned home and I refused to let hun m I called the pollee and they sa1d I should call my lawyer and have a "contempt of court" order Signed I did, and the hearing Is set for next Fr1day, when I'll have to swear out a warrant for hiS Special Purchase and Sale! Sale e ( Dear Breakthrough Great 1dea 1 H 11 would catch on mALL threatened neighborhoods, we'd not only see less cnme but a great deal more fr1endlmess - H berfelds In Pomeroy TONITE THRU THURS JAN 26-29 NOT OPEN hcense tax would brmg m about $10,000 a year Th1s would be reserved exclusively for street repairs Mayor Fred Hoffman sa1d Columbus and Southern Ohio ElectriC Co has agreed to collect from restdents and owners of conunere~al establiShments for another year, July, 1976 to July, 1977, part of the money needed to pay for village hght bills At present, res1dents pay an additiOnal 40 cents on their electric b1lls and commercial establishments pay an additional 75 cents These funds are apphed to the village bill Even w1th the collectiOns from townspeople, however, the VIllage IS st1ll pa)'lng from $200 to $300 a month out of the VIllage general fund to meet the hght b1ll Mayor Hoffman sa1d the contract With C&SOE exp1res July I th1s year, and no provisions have been made to collect fees from res1dents to be apphed to the street hghtmg b1ll He sa1d the ullhty had said 1t would not conhnue tBking care of the collechon after July I, this year However, the mayor sa1d that the company feels that the town off1e1als should agree to s1gnmg contracts on rates estBbhshed by the Pobhc Uhhlles CommiSsion of Ohio if 1t IS to contmue collection of town street hght money for another year Mayor Hoffman asked cooncll to thmk about the problem of funds for $treet lighting and how revenue rnnl~ b• rat•M '" An ordinance providing lor an addltlonal $5 charge on the purchase of auto hcense tags by Middleport res1dents was given Its first of three readmgs by Middleport v11lage council Monday night. The ordmance for the mumc1pal motor vehicle hcense fee of $5 per car was placed before counc1l by Counc1l Pres1dent Marvin Kelly after counc1l memhers had liStened to several complaints from rOSidents m regard to the conditiOn of streets and alleays The ordinance was approved m Its first reading by the four councllmen present, Kelly, George Membart, W111iam Walters and Carl Horky Two more readings must be approved before the ordinance becomes effective Followmg the approval of the Uurd reading, if there IS no voter referendum actwn, the ordinance goes Into effect Tw1ce previOusly, an 1dent1cal tax has been tBken before the voters of the town The flfllt tune, the $5 add11lonal fee was voted down through a referendon1 acUon by the voters The second tune, the addlllOnallee 1ssue was taken to the voters through an lnlllallve action by the Middleport Chamber of Commerce Voters also turned down that measure Last rught off1c1als sa1d that the town does not have funds to keep streets m proper repair It was noted that the spec1al auto ~ UNIT CALLED The Middleport E·R squad answered a call to South Third Ave., at 12 34 am Sunday lor V~rgmlB Duckworth who had fallen She was taken to Veterans Memonal Hosp1tal MEIGS THEATRE Middleport tries again for $5 license tag fee » selling at $2 Budget harmful • • to cities Young men sentenced • to pnson F1fleen Cents Vol !7 . No. 200 Fanners shorted in split of more consumer dollars WASHINGTON tUPI) -Farmers and food Industry middlemen shared in the $126 added to tbe price consumers p111d lor a market basket of U. S.larm foods last year, bul the middlemen outgalned the farmers by a 72-28 margm, gover11111ent figures show Agriculture Department economists said supermarket prlee gains will be smaller this year, perhaps only half of last year's rate. But lw1her Increases in the middlemen's spreads - wh1ch cover all costs and profits In processing, handling and retrullng food - are again expected to account for much of the extra money consumers pay, they said. Estimates prepared by USDA experts at the request of reporters indicated that the retail eost of a typical market basket of American-grown farm loods averaged a record U,876forthe fulll2 monlha of 1975. This was up 7.2 percent, or $128, from lhe $1,750average for 1974. ·:· .,.:•:•:-.:::.·~:·:· ... ·.~·(t;'·'·'Ol ·:= ·..-~·~ ••• :-: :···:· ·=·~~: :..,~ w.•:· •· ;,::,: : : : : ·. ·. .. ... Fire contract • IS concluded Salem Township trustees have conduced a sahsfactory f1re proteclwn contract w1lh the Pomeroy Volunteer Fife Dept accordmg to Mrs Alma E Sm1 th, township clerk In a pubhc statement Mrs Sm1th S&ld 'Trustees of Salem Township have heen 1\0rking for a long lime on a sahsfactory llre protection program that would g1ve equal and fmr proleclwn to each and every tBxpayer m Salem Township "We wtll contmue to work m the future, as we have m the past, with everyone m Salem Township toward a sallsfactory llre protectiOn arrangement "There have been sQme m1sleadmg 1lems m the papers wh1ch have caused mu< h confusiOn and ml su nderstandmg If the people concerned had come to our trustee meetings wh1ch are always open to the public and as they have been mv11ed to attend, a lot of these problems could have been explamed and understood 'We could not enter mto a contract that would only cover a port10n of the township as has been suggested The lax dollars we use are pa1d by every taxpayer m the townshiP and must giVe all equal protection ' Now we have a contract that covers everyone m the townsh1p and m case of llre ca ll the Pomeroy Fife Department, number 992-3541 or 992 2427 If we can work out any more sahsfactory arrangements at a later dale the pubhc Will be noltfled ' Accordmg to lhe mayor 's offiCe lnday m Pomeroy, terms of the contract call for payment by the trustees of $100 per call Unemployment up in December COLUMBUS (Ufl) Unemployment m OhiO durmg December to!Bled 7.8 per cent of the c1vlhan labor force compared w•th 7 6 per cent m November Wllh agnculture, automotive assembly operatiOns and steel plants leadmg the declme, Jt was announced today The Ohio Bureau of Employment Services sa•d a seasonal drop m agriCulture was recorded and orders fell off m cars and m steel products. The bureau sa•d total Unemployment rose from 366,000 m November to 371,000 m December A breakdown of the JOb sttuallon m the state's largest Cllles mcluded Akron . Nonagricultural wage and salary employment, at 25~ , 000, was fracbonally belolv November Pre-Chnstmas expansion m retB1hng largely offset seasonal shrmkage m other manufacturing mdustrtes Canton Nonagr~cultural mdustr1es employed 152,000 wage and salary workers m December , down slightly from November . Layoffs amon1 producers of pnmary metals lowered fa ctor) employment by 6 per cent to 55,000 Cmcmnat1: Wage and salary employment totaled 550,000 m December, htUe change from November Manufacturmg employment shpped 5 per cent to 156,000. The loss was offset, however, as expansiOn m retatl trade boosted nonmanufactrwng employment Cleveland: December wage and salary employment at 875,000 was up slightly from November Increases m trade and goverunenl more than offset cutba cks m consln•ctmn and effects of a labor-management d1spute m transportation Columbus Nonagncu ltural mdustr1es emplo yed 463, 000 m December, up 2 per ce nt from November PreChnstmas hmng m retB1l trade hfted nonmanufacturing desptte seasonal declines m con· struchon Dayton· Nona gncutlral wage and salary employment rose 2 per cent from November to 332 ,000 m December Th e gam occurred m nonmunufacturing, as expansion lO r etail trade more than offset shrmkage m contract construction � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. 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