https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/497eb544ed2b827a8efee640795ac53e.pdf ece1daaf5ed2265c97c5eb9ea2503370 PDF Text Text . • - 8- The Daily Sen till<' I, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday , Feb. 9, 1971; President asks 51 pupils on honor listing The Hadnr Bnn·p Wulft>, '1\u nmy Wvlfe. Elcn1entary Schuoll1onur l'ol l for the 3rd six weeks gradmg Wl1 ndv \\lulfe. Gra·d(' Twu Lori Adams , Tr·acy Cle land, Tina Furesl£'1, Mandy Hill , Melissa Ihle, /\lana Lyons, Lisa Parsons, Kelly Rizer, Kenda Rizr r . Brad Hnbmson , RACINE - t><•riod lis ted 51 puplles. Grade Onr - MHtthe\\ Jewell, Ltsa Pape, Hal' hel Reiber, Dtana Stmpson , McDaniels host meet "The single greatest threat to the quality of life of older Americans is inflation," he said. "Our first priority continues to be the fight against inflation." Ford said that allhongh double digit inflation had been cut nearly in half, the retired, living on fixed incomes "have been particularly hard hit and the progress we have made in reducing inflation has not benefited them enough . "The partiCular vulnerablility of the aged to the burdens of inflation requires that specific improvements be made in two major federal programs, Social Security and Meter. Grade Three Alan Crisp , S.mdra HardNl, Lo is Illle, D;JV!d Powe ll , Luri Simpson , Lori Wolfe. Pomeroy Church nf Chri st . Mrs. Jerr)• Fields pres1ded with Mrs. Lewis Osborne giving devotwns from 1 Cor . 13 on the "Love" theme. She re:_1d a poem , " A Lovely Day", and Richard Evanson led in prayer. There was a discussion on how to increasP the class attendance. The March meeting w11l be at the church . Mrs. Richard F.v:mson conducted B1ble games with prizes going to Mr. and Mrs. McDaniel, Mrs Edward Venoy, Mrs. Elwood Bowers and Mrs. Denver Kapple . Refreshments were served to those na med and .Jerry Fields and Mrs . Charles Eskew . VISIT BIDWELL Mrs. Virgil Roush and Mrs. Myrtle Walker were in Bidwell Thu1·sday to visi l Mr . and Mrs. Sam Marrs, Sr. and family. They called at the Walker Funeral Home in Wilkesville to pay last respects to Jim Bill Marrs who d1ed unexpectedly of a heart attack. Mr. and Mrs. He~ Marrs of Lafayette, Ind. and Mrs . Paul 1Je an ) Hothacker of Los Angeles \\iere here for the services. Burial was m Greenwood Cemetery at Hacine. MEIGS THEATRE TONITE THRU THURS . FEB 9,12 NOT OPEN Grade Four - Jcunes Bush , Ke vin Curfman , Becky Juhn so n, Lindu Proffitt, Katrin:J S110llgrass, La ren Wolfe. Tony Wolfe. Grad e Five - · Kat hy BHker, Zane Rceglc , Angie Glenn , Scutl .Justis, Becky Lee, J ohn Porter, Clair Morris, Tonja Salser. Lori Ward en, Melanie Weese, Terry Pa tter son , David Salmon s. Grade SIX -- Vicky Deem, Kim Follrod , Melinda Salmons, Ri Ia Sloler, La ura Wolfe . Kent Wolfe Taft ( Contmuc>d from page I) consumer in this country." "We should ask why it is more important to play partisan politics than to face up to the tragedy of street crime, the degradmg Impact of catastrophic illness and to the near bankruptcy of our energy resources - to face the reality that those taxes are too high and the quatlty of Medicare." Mrs. Filson died Sunday POINT PLEASANT - Mrs. Bertha S. Filson, 92, of Pomt Pl eas ant died Sunday in Pleasant Valley Hospital followi ng a brief 1llncss. She was well known in the Ohio Valley for her c1vic mterests, Funeral services will be conducted a t 11 a . m. Wednesday at t he Presbyterian Church with the !lev. Hufus Cromartie officiating. Burial will follow in Ihe Lon e Oak Cemetery . Fnends will be received at the Crow-Hussell Funeral Home after 6 p. m. Tuesday until 9 p. m. when memorial services will be held by the OES Chapter 75. She was born Aug. 19, 1883, goverrunent service too low,'' m Middleport, and was a he said. "11Jese are the kmds of daughter of the late William and Sophia Munch Steinbach. questions I hope all Ohioans Her husband William C. will ask of our candidates. Filson, d1ed 111 19:ll. These are the kinds of issues . Survivors mclude one on which we should base our daughter, Mrs . Ja mes judgments of the candiates." 1Eleanor) McComb, of Point Pleasant ; three sisters, Mrs. Harry D. 1Ernihe ) Roush and Mrs. Hilda Pmkslon, both of Point Pleasant ; Mrs. Leon 1 H e len 1 Spaulding, Hollywood, Fla ., and a granddaughter, Juliu Lee 90~PINT McComb ) a student at Marshall Univers1ly. CARRYOUTONL~ Fresh Ham Hock Navy Bean Soup Hospital News I Continued from page I) to school but I don 't know if I'm going to · stay there . There's talk of a mass walkout by the whites. I don't know who's organizing itit's all by word of mouth. But if things get tense , I'm going." A student, who asked that his name be withheld, watched a nearly empty bus arrive with black students and said, "Good. As long as Veterans Memorial Hospital SATURDAY ADMISSIONS -- Elmer Kautz, Pomeroy; Joseph Prof!i tt , · Racine ; Mary Derenberger, Pomeroy; Lena Heilman, they don't come, there won't be any violence. Let them stay home.u Despite efforts of black community leaders during ille weekend, few of tbe blacks, who number about Sarah McKnight one-fourth of the student body, were on hand for died Saturday classes. Escambia High's nickname Sarah Elizabeth McKnigh t, 77, of 71 , Depot St., was Rebels until a federal Pataskala, who died at her judge in Pensacola responded residence Saturday, was to black protests in 1973 and preceded in death by two ruled a name change. The sons, one sister and her nickname was changed to Raiders. parents. The 5th U.S. Ctrcuit Court She is survived by her of Appeals overturned the Otho husband, David lower court ruling and told McKnight, Pataskala; a the school board to Jet sister, Wilda Huning , students decide on a name. In Downmgton; three brot her~, a surprise election last Ross Boring, Johnstown; Wednesday, Rebels was Lloyd Boring, Columbus, and William Boring, Downing ton ; selected, but principal Chris eight grand£'1llldren and Banakas said the change the necessary seven great-grandchildren . lacked approval by twothirds of the Funeral serv1ces will be student body. held Tuesday at I p, m. at the Ewing ~·uncral Chapel wilh i!Je Hev . Cecil Cox officiahng. Friends mt:~y COJII at the funeral home one howprior to services. No charges have been flied , Mrs McKnight wa s a and no ruhng has been made former resident nf the in the shuotmg dealh of Hollis Oownington area . Miller, Jr ., 22, Bidwell, early Saturday morni~g . Ga lha Cou nty shenff's questioned 18department FIREMEN UN JOB year-o ld Beth Morri so n, RUTLAND 1'he Eagle Rd ., Rt 2, Bidwell, Rutland Fire Dept. had il• severa l hours Sa tw·day aftrucks and men on the Jacqueline Susann's ONCE IS NOT ENOUGH ( No1 shown Jan 9 11 due to Crow's Steak House scene of the recent fire in the lo\\-cr blol'k uf i>(Jmero) ter no on and stayed there for man)' hours. The Chester Dept stood by In case of fires developing in other areas Two SATURDAY DISCHAHGES Nellie Price, Orpha Hussell, Okey Kiser, Sr ., Charles Withee, Gilbert Mees, Charles Werry, Penny Landers , Norman Neece. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS Lionel Gilmore, Cheshire ; Otis Arnott, Racine ; Martin P1erce , Middleport; Ernie Rood, Reedsville; Janet Jeffers, Pomeroy, SUNDAY DISCHARGES Harold King, Dana Halfhill, Jesse Bush, Leona Stewart, Halcigh Sayre. Hulzer Medical Center (Hirth, Feb. 6) Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sayre, daughter, Henderson, W. Va . (Births, Feb. 71 Mr. and Mrs. Billy Cheek, daughter, Coallon; Mr. and Mrs. Hoger Gilliland, son, Jackson ; Mr . and Mrs . Minor Leach, daughter, Wellston ; Mr . and Mrs. Roger Hutherford, daughter, Rodney . (Births, Feb. 8) Mr. and Mrs. Steven McManus, danghter, Hamden; The Pomeroy Alumni A~sn . pr>rrn 1 ~S 10n nf members of lhl' answered a calf to R"ovte 1, Mlddleporl, al 4: 59 p.m . Sunday for Mrs. Sophie Thomas, a medical pallent, who was taken to Hoi zer Medical Center. AI 8:08p.m. Saturday. the squad wentlo a· Middleport ca fe for Helen, Marlow who was Ill . She was taken to Ve1erans Memorial Hospital. about th e ci r- meet at 7 JO p m. Tuesday at lhe home of Susan Baer, 408 · S Flflh, Middleport. Judy Crooks and Marilyn An derson will present 1he program on "A Woman Alone." marriage license was issued to Donald Edward A Vaughan , 19, Middleporl and Pamela Leigh Nlclnskv. 17, • Rultand. Filing for dlssolulion of marriage in Meigs County Common Pleas Court have been Margie E. Schoonov~r. Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and Norman J . Schoonover, Pomeroy , and Galli E. Bradford, Rf. 3, Racine, and Clara Jean Bradford, Racine . The Racine E·R squad was called Sunday 12 · 15 p.m. for Ott Arnott, 91, Racine, who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. lured nose, right index finger, Gallla County Coroner, said dislocated shoulder and an autopsy was being permultiple bruises and formed today at the Holzer Miss Morns, mother of four abrasions. Medical Center. sm all children, and the In additiOn to the sheriff's Miller died from gunshot victim had been in some kind wourds of the chest and face department, Prosecutin~ of domestic quarrel prior to fired from a .25 caliber Attorney Gene Weillcrholt, the shooting. Miss Morrison revolver. The shooting oc- Dr. Warehime and the was treated and released curred at the Morrison home Southeastern Ohio Reigonal from the Holzer Medical located near Tycoon Lake. Crime Lab at Nelsonville are Cen ter for a possible fracDr. Donald R. Warehime, assisting in the investigation. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Just Arrived Another Shipm,ent Of Playtex· Social I ~1 ~ 1 Calendar 1 ,, . BRAS ..... TUESD,\Y MEIGS County Chapter 53 Tuesday, 7::10 p.m. at DAV home on Butternut Ave ., Pomeroy, and GIRDLES •18-Hour eCross· Your-Heart •Support Can Be Beautiful •Instead eNo Visible Means II II •Living \ Farmers Bank ,..,._._., eFree Spirit Pants Liner ' eDouble Diamonds FOUNDATIONS DEPARTMENT SECOND FLOOR Main Store, Annex and Wlllhouse • Open Monday thru Thursday and Saturday 9:30 to 5 lot ol little repair s accumulated around the house"> Think it's abouf time to ge1 r1 started? Our " FRIENDLY ONES" have the tools and Shop Fridays 9:30 to 8 p.m. materials you need . TRY US - YOU'LL LIKE US! POMEROY, OHIO lnsurenc:e For Eedl Dlpasltor Mlmber Fec:lerel Ol!poslt lnlurenct Corporation eFree Spirit •I Can't Believe It's A Girdle Have you got Sewage, water tap fees raised, in Middleport An ordinance lncreasiJII! sewage and water tap fees from "as given final approval on a ~2 vote when . Middleport VI.IJage Council met In regular oeulon Monday night. Votlnc In favor on the final reading of the ordinance and Its adoption "ere Counclbnen George Meinhart, Marvin K~Uy f75 to and Carl Horky. Voting against were Councilmen Allen Lee King and James Brewer, The dissenters had stated \hey feel the Increases are a discouraging factor to building in the town . At the same vote, with the same council members approving and disapproving, an ordinance providing for a $S lldd!Uonal automotive license fee charge in the community .. l'I'BS approved on Its second reading. Councllman Brewer said that he ''wants it made perfectly clear" to the public that tbe additional license plate charge, "hlch would ra~ about $10,000 a year in town, is not a "cure Cole guilty COLUMBUS - Homer A. Cole, 57, president, general manager and a principal stockholder of the Ohio Valley Manufacturing Corporation, Tuppers Plains, Monday changed his plea to guilty of failing to deposit weekly payroll taxes ' collected from employes for '' i!Je week ending Nov. I, 1974, · Cole originally pleaded in. nocent Jan. 16, 1976. · A bill of information filed in U. S. District Cow-l Dec. 30, "1975 showed Cole failed to make nine weekly deposits hltalling $5,21~.09 of taxes withheld from employes of 'i!Je corporation from Nov. I, 1974 through Dec. 27, 1974 as required by Section 7215 of the Internal Revenue Code. Cole faces a maximum penalty of one year imprisonment and-or a maltimum $5,000 fihe. Judge Robert M. Duncan delaved Sheriff cites The Department Stor• of SutldinQ SincP "l5 . ·----~ ELBERFELDS IN EROY sentencing pending a report from the probation department The inveshgation was conducted by th.e Columbus office of the Internal Revenue Service . A single car accident was mvestigated by the Meigs County Shenff's Dept. Monday at 5:25p.m. tn ScipiO Twp, or TR 386. : James I. Morgan, Jr ., 17," Albany 1 traveling west, went off on the left and struck and broke off a utility pole disrupting electrical service. Morgan was cited to court on · charges of failure to keep vehicle on the right half of the road and fictihous registration. There was heavy damage. all " for the financial problems of the town. It was brought out i!Jat the town will have to raise additional funds for paying the light bill. Receipts from the auto license fee would be ea rmarked exclusively for street maintenance and repair. The discussion again brought out that the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. will discogtinue at Ule end of July collection of fees from residents and business houses used to pay for the town's street lights. The company has agreed to continue the collection of the money for an additional year on the provision i!Jat village officials accept without dissent rate hikes approved by the Public Utilities Conunisslon of Ohio and make an effort to set up means by which the village can pay for the street lights. Both King and Brewer criticized the company for that provision. It was reported that the charge which the company is collecting from residents and business houses totals a little over $500 a month at the present time with street lighting running about $1,000 a month. After July 31, this year, there is no plan - so far - in collecting !unds for payment of the street lighting. Mayor Fred Hoffman said some proposal on how money is to be collected from townspeople should be forthcoming. Council approved the mayor's report for January showing $500.85 collected in fines and fees and $170 in merchant police collections for a total of $670.85. The group reviewed lhe by-laws of the proposed Middleport Police Auxiliary with Councilman King leading the discussion and noting changes he recommended for the bylaws. King changed all words in the by-laws which he felt discriminated against women and left the ultimate authority on the operation of the organization up to the mayor. The by-laws as changed by King will be typed with copies going to councilmen for study and consideration at the next meeting. Also attending the meetmg besides those named above was Clerk-Treasurer Gene Grate. I"'- Dateline 1776 l'llii.AU EU'IIJA, Feb. Ill - Benjamin Fl'anklin suggested that the American army consider using hows and arrows in view of the gunpower shortage. In his view, they were accurate as . muskets, inexpensive to obtain, provided rapid fire and created no smoke to blind the marksman. UNIT CALLED RACINE - The Racine ER squad was called at 12:40 a .m. today for Tessie Wells, Portland, a medical patient, and at 3 a,m. for Margaret Houdashelt, Racine, who was suffering back pains. Both were taken to Holzer Medical Center. Weather Cloudy, chance of showers tonight and Wednesday. Lows tonight in the upper 30s and highs Wednesday tn the upper 40s . Probability of precipitation is 20 per cent today, 50 per cent tonight, 30 per cent Wednesday. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Thursday through Saturday, fair Thursday and a chance of rain or snow Friday and Saturday. Highs will be 35 to 45 north and 45 to 55 south. Lows mostly will be In the upper teens to the 20s. Albany youth • e VOL XXVII NO. 209 A high speed chase - up to 110 miles per hour - by West Virginia, GaUia County and Middleport lawmen ended in Middleport about 4:20 a .m. Tuesday. INews. . . in Briefs\\! • enttn e at POMEROY,MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Radiator shot in high speed chase Middle'pol't polfce were asked by Wesl Virginia State Police and Gallia County officers to stop a bla ck Camaro traveling on Route 7 toward Middleport ~ ~ a reported 110 miles an hour. ::::::::.-:::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::,:::.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:::::·:·:·:::·:::·:::·:::::::::::::::·::::::::::::::::::::::: Middleport officers David Ward and Wilham Miller went to the Middleport business loop and the black ~ ~ Camaro appeared. They fired into the ground By UDlted Presslnternall<IDal but the car did not stop. They THE DtrrCH GOVERNMENT TODAY NAMED A I!Jen fired into the radiator . THREE-MAN Independent commission to investigate The driver turned m at the allegatlona that Prince Bernhard received $1.1 mllllon from loop and got as far as the Lockheed Aircraft Corp. for help 111 selling warplanes. The national newspaper De Volkskrant quoted parliamentary circles Monday as saying a ruling against Bernhard, consort of Queen Juliana of the Netherlands, "could entail the abdication" · of the monarch, Constitutional law IJ'Ofessor Jan Prakke said Bernhard could face criminal Van W. Buzzard , 7:! , Hl. 4, (l'osecution lf special investigators found he had accepted a Pomeroy, was killed m an li-lhe from i!Je US. aerOSJI!!IIce firm, Premier Joop Den Uyl , in apparent logging accident on a:le\ter to Parllamenl, announced the makeup of the three- his property some tim e man team of Investigators, expected to take about six weeks to Monday . report findings in the case. Accordmg lo the Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. Mr . . COLUMBUS - THE SJ'ATE EDUCATION Dept is Buzzard went on a h11l to cut concerned that a Seilate bill sponsored by Sen. Charles Butts, logs at 12: JOp .m. When he d1d Weveland, which Is aimed at mandating there he no more not return by 4 p.m. Mrs. than a 27-1 teacher-pupil radio In grades I, 2and 3, would strain Buzzard sent her grandson, school budgets by forcing some school districts to hire more Steve Frat ley, on the !Jill to teachers. find him , • The department said the bill only clouds an already He found the bod; and perplexing financial picture, The department said a recent returned to the residence cost per pupil study which shows the proportion schools spend from where the Pomeroy E-R for teachers is ,decreasing as costs soar. A Leglsla live Service Conunission study (LSC) supports Butts and a host of cosponsors who contend that only Cleveland, amoJII! the top 10 school dla\rlcts, "ould be adversely affected. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Tie up dogs Dogs will not be pel' mitled to run loose In Pomeroy, Mayor Clarence Andrews warned today. Mayor Andrews said that dogs mnst be lied or confined. Those running loose Pomeroy may join in ·county project are in violation of a village Middleport swim pool area Pomeroy council in special ordinance. Such dogs will before the vehicle's motor session Monday night passed be picked up and taken to failed. a resolution to cooperate with the dog pound and the Two persOns in the car Meigs County in the ov.ncrs wiU bt! prosecuted. were turned over to Gallia construction of a combined County officials. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: senior citizens community Ja1led in Gallia County · center with final passage for today was David Cheeseactual construction to be brew, 21, Pomt Pleasant. . A approved following a meeting companion was released . of Mayor Clarence Andrews, Cheese brew, Gallia officers council, and Francis Leighty, said1 was wanted in West consultant. VIrginia. He was booked in Pomeroy council has made Ohio for fleeing an officer of pre-application for a block the law and driving under grant of $400,000 with $100,000 suspension to be used for a conununity center. Eleanor Thomas, executive The Pomeroy Volunteer director of the Meigs County f'1re Department has elected Council on Aging met with the Fire Co mpany and Lme commissioners as did Fred squad a nd Sheriff's Dept. Officers for the year 1976 . Crow, Jr., their solicitor, to Elected as president of the were called . regard to the proposal. The last t1me anyone heard fire company was longtime Mrs. Thomas pointed out Mr Buzzard usmg his chain member i\lbert Woodard; that if the county and city saw was approximately 2:30 vice president, Dw1ght would combine their money it Parker; se<iretary treasurer. p.m . Joseph Struble and i!Jree would be a much better Dr. R. R Pickens, coun ty project. coroner. was OJt the scene at yea r tr ustee ) Mike Hamm . Mrs. Thomas explained Line Offt cers are, flrc 7:20p .m. The body was taken i!Jat the 648 Gallia - Meigs to the Bigony-Jordan Funeral ch1ef, Charles Legar !four Jackson Mental Health Board Home in Albany . Deputy year term); Isl Assistant has mental health dollars for Randall Carpenter was the Chief , Jim Sisson; 2nd capital improvement and is lnvesligating officer. Mr. Assistant Ch1ef, Tum Werry; willing to put this money Into Buzzard's properly is loca ted captams, Joe Struble, Bobby i!Je Meigs County project. in Colun1bia Township on CR C. Hysell, Jack Follrod, and The proposed project would William Lambert: 10. provide a senior cillzens lieutenants, Jeff Shank, Don center, city community Mayer ) George Korn Jr , and recreatiOn facility , county Sleven Hartenbach. community facihty and Officers elected by the health center mental Pomeroy Volunteer Emergency Squad for 1976 are, Chief, Tom Werry; Firemen elect Woodard Elderly man is killed . EXETER, N. H. - RONALD REAGAN attacked the a<jmlnlstratloo's foreign policy today, criticizing the l'teslden\, Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and U. S. policy on Angola, Russia, China and the Panama Canal. • "One 1"onders if we even have a foreign policy, for It is impossible to detect a coherent global view," the GOP presidential candidate told a student audience at Phlllips Exeter Academy, •• .. DETROIT - CHRYSLER CORP. AND GENERAL ~RS are recalling 22,000 cars and nearly 600 motor homes because of defects Involving automatic speed controls, transmlssiotll and steering syatem.S. ' Cbry&ler said Monday It has had 12 reports of throttles :!licking on 1975 Chrysler Cordoba and Dodge Cbarger SE models because of Improperly assembled automatic speed controlaylleml. In t"o inltances, the cars were involved in acddents, butlberewere no Injuries, O!rysler said. GM said It l!trecaiUng a 19'16<nodel Buick Regal, Century, LeSabre and Electra models and some Oldsmobile Cutlass models because about 300 may have a defective transmission linkage. CLEVELAND - REGisrRATION OF HANDGUNS Is nQW required by law In Ohlo'slargest city, home of the state's hljlllest homicide rate, City ColDlcll voted 24 to 8 Monday night 10 approve a !IUD registration ordinance and It was lnlnllicliately signed Into Ia" by Mayor Ralph J. Perk, who vetoed almllar legislation t"o years ago "bile running for the U'. 8. Senate, ' Under the lew Ia", handgun owners have 00 days to a\ the nearest district police station or at central p6Uce station. 'l1ley wlllp\ a registratioo card and pay a $S IIi. "In an orderly society we must regulate," said John Jl!lmes, CCHpOn80I' of the legislation with Council President Gjlorlle Forbes. ,.later POMEROY BLOCK 00. m:; XI Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sororlly will omd was released . According to inves tigation, I Som.eti nus, We have many reasons for protesting against British action s these clays. But nur most heated protest is against one especially otlimsive practice. The British have been blockading France and French-controlled ports. Now, they're im pressing our sa ilors. They have an excuse, they say, A lot of their sa ilors are deserting the Royal Navy. They don't like the duty, the discipline , the pay or even the food. So they jump s hip in our ports and sign on with us. We don't mind. Om· merchant sh ips can use them. So can our navy . We give them papers that officially ca ll them Americans. But British law says no English man can ever be anything but an Englishman. Britam seizt:>s her sa tlurs from our ships. But she all too often se izes our sai lors, too. Says the language makes it impossible to tell the difference. She even fires on our Chesapeahe and ldll s three Americans. That's an act of war. We'i'e thinkin g war is on the way .~] ' The Mlddleporl E,R squad cumstances of the shooting Service, Joan Utslngcr and Marvel Quillen, prepared 1807: 1'0nce an Englishman, alii1ays an Englu;hman." UI.OOO.OO Maximum Memorial Hospital. PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES - Vance Jenkins, Glenwood; Mrs . William Watson, son, Apple Grove ; Herschel Jeffers, Glenwood; Leroy Hill , Buffalo; Edith Simkins, William Wiillers, Mrs. Doris Ronecutter, Anthony Cemini, 'ames Bragg, Eva Clonch, all PL Pleasant; Robert Kense, Ashton; Mrs. James Nibert, Gallipolis; Mrs . Russell Cummins, daughter, Racine; Sandra Roush, Mason, and Dorsel Russell, Delaware, Ohio. BIRTH - Feb. 6, a son to Mr . and Mrs. Carey Newman, Gallipolis. LEWIS MANLEY AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY, 2p m. Tuesday al the home of Mrs. Ruth Brown. RACINE MA~UNIC Lodge 461, F&i\M , Tuesday, 7·30 p.m. at hall ; work in all three degrees; all Masomc members we lcome. MIDDLEPORT MASONIC Lodge 363, F&AM, Tuesday, 7 p.m . to present Ma s ter Masons Degree ; all Master Masons invited. by Roosevelt Branham who was 111. He was taken to Veterans and Mrs. Richard C. Wh1te , daughter, Pt. Pleasant. . :~·:~:;:;:~:::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::;:::;.; :;.:::·:::::::· '' made a run 1o Harrisonville at 9:52 p.m. Sundav lor Mr: Pomeroy fire distributing the refreshml•nts to firefighters. '\ The Pomerov E·R squad GETS LIFE SENTENCE FREMONT, Ohio (UPI) A Bettsville man Saturday was sentenced to life In prison for the stabbing death last November of a state highway patrolman. sand1\iches and coffee and ~ere on the scene al the From a Great American Bank nounced. will meet Thursday, Feb. 12, at 7: JO p.m. at lhe home of Mrs. Gene Milch. Mulberry Heigh", Pomeroy . The BIQ Bend c;111;~ns Radio Club will meet al 7: JO p,m. Tuesday al the Rock Springs Grange hall rather than Friday night as an . Rutland unit of the Southeastern Ohio Emerg<•ncy Medi ca l The tempera lure in downtown Pomeroy at 1l a.m. Monday w~:~ s :UI degrees lll\der sunny sk1es . Pomeroy , Ot'lio Pomeroy . Local news, notices Woman questioned, released of the county. FRI.· SUN . FE.B.Il·15 tcy road s) financing the insurance program . Rubin &tva~c. HcL"ky Van- Mr. and Mrs. Bill MeDame! hos ted a recen t meeting of the Golden Rule Class of the ', (Continued from page I) have thl' utsurance coverage. Under his plan, Ford said no one would have to pay more than $500 a year for hospital and nursing bills a nd no one would pay more than $250 annually for doctor fees. But he also proposed some changes in the method of Whites boo •• . I ' Rockefeller will come to Hartford HARTFORD, W. Va .- The center here which opened its doors to the public last week will have a rare, special guest soon . Meeting over the weekend the Hartfor~ Town Council planned a reception for gubernatorial candidate Jay Rockefeller IV who will be a t the center Feb 2lat I :30 p.m. on a swing through Mason County, Council also issued a warning against the use of steel animal traps and dogs left loose, and granted a building perm:t to Larry Roush. Council thanked all community business organizations and individuals who aided in l~e open house at the community center. Among those were the American LEgion of New Haven, Rutland Furmture, Frulh Pharmacy, Marguerite Shoe Shop, Elber!elds , Pickens Hardware, Mason Counly Bank, Sayre's liardware. Farmers Bank, Green Captam, hardware, Hogg and 'Zuspan, Jan's Ceramics, Gregg's Key Markel, I and . S Supermarket, King's Laundromat, Tookie 's Fash10ns, Pomeroy Flower Shop, Francis Florists, Hardman's Forget Me Not Florists, Ben Franklin, Hair Harbor, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Black, Rosalee Kearns, Cheryl Flowers, Louise Gibbs, Eileen Anderson, and W. H Lomon . Present al the meeting were Mayor Charles Black, recorder Maxine Arnold, and Council members Vernon Grinstead, Rupert Howard, Kenneth Green and Arthur Gibbs Jr. SQUAD CALLED The Middleport E-R squad went to Route 7 below Middleport at 8:59 p.m. Monday for David Grueser, 70, who was ill. He was taken to Holzer Medical Center, 'I Don Mayer; Lieutenan t, Joe Struble, and secretary-treasurer for the squad is Charles Legar. During 1975 lhe fire department responded to 62 fire runs and the emergency squad logged 487 runs for a grand total of 549 fire-squad runs. acfordmg to Mrs. Thomas. She also stated that other county services could be incorporated if they so desired . Council pointed out !hal the county conunissioners have iJpproved an option and easemenl to lease for 99 years beginning Feb. 9, 1976 real estate owned by the county near Veterans Memorial Hospital. · Fred Crow said the purpose of the resolution is to combine the city building with the county community building. He said the building if built on county owned properly would be under the control of the county. It would have lo be taken under considera lion if combined momes would do a better JOb than separate opera lions, Crow pointed out. Council members brought up the problem of maintenance of the fac1lity, staling i!Jat they "in no way" could afford to pay utihties and maintenance , Council discussed the issue at great length . Crow noted that the facility is to be used for recreation purposes but the question or upkeep could be a. problem. Mrs. Thomas commented that if Pomeroy did not want w parti.cipate in the county project it would not affect the senior citizens grant to go ahead with their building. Harold Brown and Harry Davis stated that IIJey did not want additiOnal expenses while Lou Osborn<l observed that council was going to have to take a chance on, "hqw else 1s Pomeroy going to advance?" Crow had two resolutions prepared, one fur the county conumssioners to cooperate with the village of Pomeroy in lhe construction of a combined se nior citizens community center and the other for village of Pomeroy to cooperate with the county m the project. Henry Wells was called by phone durmg the meeting by Mrs. Thomas as to what were the intentions of the connnissioners, to sign the resolution , or not. Wells told Mrs, Thomas there would be no problem, he felt the resolution would be taken care of, and that the commissioners would cooperate. Council will mee t again on the issue Wednesday at 2 p,m. Attending were Ma yo1 Clarence Andrews, Brown , Davis, Os borne , Ralph Werry, Chuck Bartles , councilmen; Jane Walton , clerk, Mrs. Thomas, and Crow. Blood given Monday Eighty-two presented pe r sons themselves as blood donors Monday at the Pomeroy Elementary School, noon to 6 p.m. From them 67 pints were ta ke n, 41 w replacement. There were seven first time donors, Ruth Karr and Shelia Taylor became gallon donors; Harry Clark, Rosella Birchfield and Ellis Myers , two gallon ; Lawrence $12,500 COMES IN The February distributions of $5,089,351.83 in loca l government fund money to Ohio's 88 counties and 367 1 cities and villages levying local income taxes was an· nounced by State Auditor Contributions towards the Thomas E. Fergusoo . Meigs purchase of an aerial ladder County received $12,500 !ruck for Meigs County fire departments have reached $400. CLOSING FOR DAY Contributors include Mrs . , The Gallia - Jackson Beulah Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Meigs Co mmunity Mental William Dunfee, Lucille R. Health Center, 236 W. Second Leifheit, Mr. and Mrs. Harold /\_venue, Pomeroy, will be H. Hamm, Mrs . Marie closed feb . 16, in, observance II<~ u ck. Minersv ille Umted of Lm coln 's and Mellwdi s l Churc' h. Marie Washington's birtHdays. Biclunan, Margaret Vadish , Leonard, three gallon ; Mace! Barton, four gallon ; Charles Searls, 8 gallon; Richard Barton, 14 gallon and Marty Wilcnx , 7 gallon . Nurses serv ing were Betsy Molden, R.N .; Lela Weatherby, LPN; Mrs . Vern Story, R.N ., Diana Milliron , LPN: Wilma Tillis, LPN and Naomi London, LPN . Physicians were L. D. Telle, MD ; Esberdado Ladder fund is at ·$400 ,, and V1IIaneuva, M.O. Raymond Bmce , M.D. The canteen wa s served by the Catholic Church women. 1 Loading and un loading was by Volunteer Retired Senior Citizens and Boy Seoul Troop No. 249 Clenca l work was done by Mary Nease, .Jean Nease , Juanita Sayre , Beulah Strauss , Martha Lou Beegle, Mace! Barton , Helen P1ckens. Grace Drake, J oyce' Hoback , Emm a K. Cla tworthy , Mildred Belzing , Erma Roush, Eloise White, Vernon Nease , E1ean or R I..awson 1 .Jea nne Braun , Ahce Struble, D1ck Karrn, Neva Seifn ed, Dorothy Will . ' Donalions were by Qual ity (Contmued on page 10) Fa bric Shop , Cad di e Wickham, Lilhe R. Ledile, Elo1se Adams , Mr. and Mrs Don Thomas and one anonymous donor Donations are to be sent to Mrs. Don Thomas , 289 Mulberry Ave, Pomeroy, LOCAL TEMPS and checks are to be made The temperature in payable to " Meigs County downtown Pomeroy at II F1re Departments Ci tizens am . Tuesday was 58 degrees Fund." unde r s unny ~ kies . ~ �2 3- The Daily Sentinel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Tuesday Feb to 1976 The Daily Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy U 1'Uesday Feb 10 1976 Patty Hearst's story: fear, assault, abuse By DONALD B THACKREY SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) In a qu et emot onless vo1ce Patricia Hearst fmally told her story of life underground with the Symbionese Liberation Army - a life of fear sexual assault and physical abuse The 21 year-<>ld newspaper he1ress admitted Monday she helped rob a bank fired a machine gun at a Los Angeles sporting goods store helped kidnap a high school student and trekked back and forth across the country With radl cals without trymg to escape She said she took part m the bank robbery and d1d whatever else she was told Chimp returning to haunt Reagan By RICHARD H GROW ALD DURHAM N H (UP!) Bonzo the Cbunpanzee has swung back out of Hollywood h story to haunt Ronald Reagan m the New Hampshire Republican presidential primary The beast g1ves President Ford equal tune Reagan made a mov e called Bed time for Bonzo two decades ago a comedy about rrusmg a chimp as a ch1ld One of the activ sts m the People s B1centenmal Commission a small but no1sy band whose counter celebration mcludes damning b g busiDess and harrassmg pr mary candidates has taken to wearmg a ba1ry Bonzo costume to prunary rallies The prlmary prlm8te made h1s debut at a Reagan appearance at Dartmouth Uruvers1ty last week but the cand date managed to remam the event s top banana Sunday at a Un vers ty of New Hampshire appearance 10 front of 3 500 students Ford found one of the questioners at the audience nucrophone was Bonzo Gonzo Bonzo beat h1s chest over a question condemnmg b1g bus ness Ford hk e af er bemg lhreatened w1th Jr about the plannmg of a death hundreds of t11nes bank holdup last Apr 1 m She sa1d she was locked n Carmichael Calif where a dark closets for several woman was killed Bailey weeks after her k dnapmg told her to decline on grounds raped m one of them by of poss ble self ncrunmat10n W1UI8lll Wolfe and other SLA M1ss Hearst made the f1rst members hauled from one public d sclosures about her hideout to another n a life m captivity at a hear ng garbage can carried m a car on the admiss b llty at her trunk and punched n the eye bank robbery tnal of four tunes by W1U1am Harr s ev1dence about events m the Fear that e1ther the SLA or Apnl 15 1974 holdup FBI would kill her The JUry absent from the espec ally after she watched courtroom durmg M1ss SIX of her kidnapers slam n a Hearst s appearance was battle w1th Los Angeles pollee excused agam today as U S on telev1s1on - kept her from D str ct Court Judge Oliver taking advantage of repeated Carter cont nued the hear ng chances to escape M1ss The granddaughter of Hearst said newspaper magnate William Although she covered most Randolph Hearst renounced of her life underground she her SLA comrades and was mstructed by defense demed ever bemg attorney F Ue Bailey not to emotwnally nvolved w th respond to quest ons from Wilham Wolfe whom she Prosecutor James Browrung Reagan apparently decided the only thing to do With a chunp m the crowd was to pretend chmps are people Ford sunply remarked he could not understand one of Bonzo s words got Bonzo to repeat it and answered the question Monday tra11lng Ford to the umvers1ty campus Reagan v sited the Tau Kappa Epsilon Fratermty by Dale Rothgeb Jr Reagan was a Teke at Desp1te n any Eureka College Ill four d1sagreemen Is durmg a long decades ago s tormy sesswn Monday Come on fellows sa1d night the Galha Coun ty Reagan why d1d the students Local Board of Educat on by show Bedtime for Bonzo on a 3 2 vote dec1ded to st ck to campus this week' H1s ts ear her dec1s1on to present fratermty brothers laughed a $13 500 000 bond ssue The former moVIe star sa1d before the voting publ c on the mov1e was a good March 30 comedy when made but A mot on was made o asked Ls it stU! funny' postpone the elect on unt I he Because you re m 11 a Teke summer months but t was brother sa1d defeated 3 2 Board member Reagan laughed One of the J C M1tchell rnO\ ed that he brothers added And you postpon e the spec al hoard know governor we ve got a elect on due to apparent number of chunps 10 thiS voter apathy brought fratermty house too about by he h1 gher taxes You know it was tragic cau sed by he pr ope rty about old Bonzo Reagan reappraisal sa1d The rught before he James V Blev ns seconded was to have collected his the mot on On roll call anunal Oscar he burned to death m a fire at M tchell and Blev ns were the only members approv ng Jungle land postponemen t W1ll a m Carter Bruce S Stout and board pres dent J E Dlck) Cremeens opposed t Pnor to that Carter had moved that the board con t nue hav ng a bond ssue placed before the pub! bu on the elementary bu ld ng program only It was felt that the quest on of one or two them IS all nght physiCally Rubm sa1d But they said high schools had ca used so much ammos ty the board anyone who has JOined the movement and leaves may would be w1se to ask for an elementary program only have ~e mental problems The h gh school ss ue You really get shattered accordmg to Carter and an he sa1d They told us I never bef1eve the newspapers opmwn shared by oth er parents attend10g t e sess on and 2 if we ever left the would be left n mbo In movement we would self essence the bond 1ssue would destruct remam the same 4 7 mills for Greenberg added I was 22 years on $13 500 000 The wakmg up at mght for the e ementary program would first couple of weeks be constructed f rst w1th the wondering if I would self board later dec1d ng the one destruct or two h1gh sc hool con The three are convmced struct on ssue The Two - or Bonme and The board durm g a spec al Herf or Bo and Beep meeUng Dec 27 voted 3 2 to beheved thm own message construct two h1gh school at least at first They are not nstead of one h1gh schoo At sure now that hme the dems1on over Greenberg sa1d that despite ruled a recommendallon by the urgmg of The Two that the county s newly orgamzed followers leave everything Cornrn1ttee For Better behind I can document that Educahon n Gall a County they d collected $70 000 to Schools $100 000- but that s not the1r S nee then members of the motive committee have spl t f nd ng The three are not sure what t d ff cult to suppor the the motive IS board s pos1 t10n Carter s They talk about a love mot on resc ndmg the h1gh completely different from school ssue was seconded by anything on th1s planet he Blev ns On roll call Carter S81d Maybe II IS possible people are lookmg for the and Blev10s voted yes wh le Cremeens Stout and M tchell love they lack in their lives voted no movement nabonw de have qu t As far as we know everyone who has followed Du ng he 105 m nute d scuss on se e a op n ons on the prospects of passmg the bo d ssue were can vassed Blev ns "ho dur ng last falls board elect on cam pa gn coni nuall~ pressed he 1ssue hat the board of educatwn had been s t ng still not dong any th ng abou a bwldmg program sa1d w1th the curren at tude of voters the b ard wou d be be Iter off to postpone the elect on unt I a fter the J un e Pr mary Elect on Blev ns sa d he fel t that a sol d vote aga ns the ssue March 30 cou d spell defeat for the d str ct If turned down by a large tnarg10 tl e State Depart men! of Educal on n lrl fee flared as Mrs Anne Hun ter Add son pres dent of the Addav le PTO and an act ve member of the Better Educat on Committee ac cused board member Stout of not car ng about the school system and havmg a conflict of nterest stnce he was empIoy ed bY the Kyger Creek Power Plant a maJor taxp ayer 10 the school BOWLING .."' ' Thu sday St Janu.rv 22 W L Pet Won Lost 6 0 2 4 0 • 6 0 Team 6 T eam .4 S monsPckAPa Team Team 2 ' 0 Team J H gh Team Se es 6 942 By Tom Tiede NEW YORK As near as can be deterllllned t was the hideous Charles Manson who populanzed the notion that murder s lovely and should be photographed He suggested n fact that he had actually aken snuff f lms of some of h s art st c aberrat ons the dea bemg n h s swampy mmd that only movmg pictures ca n adequately ca ptur e the rea hty of say a kn fe slaughter Gruesome But eave 11 to Amer can ngenUity to cap1tahze on the dea A low grade mov1e ca lled Snuff s currently be ng diStributed to selected c t1es largely m the East along w1th the po nted mpl catiOn that most of the players are actually killed n the plot Advertised as something that could only be f lmed m South Amer ca where life IS cheap the fl ck features tortunn g d smemberment and an llnagmat1ve assortment of at least 18 murders The thought of 11 f not the s1ght of 11 has stunned those few who have heard of the I 1m A telev1s1on movie cnt c m Boston has recently adv sed her v ewers that t IS no hoax that unaware many da1ry farmers who depend on the mdustry to market the r products A satisfactory product tha seems ava !abl e cheaply could ncrease the presen market for dairy products by 24 per cen t Because of the h1gh n c1dence of th s problem n m nor ty groups I agree tha leaders or such groups should talk to the dairy 10dustry rather f rmly about th s If they are successful about 35 m Ilion wh1tes would ap prec1ate 11 too For mfotmat on on bal anced diet requirements send 50 cents for The Health Letter Nwnber 4-jj Balanced D1et Recommended Daily D etary Allowances ( RDA ) Send a long stamped self addressed envelope for all ng Address your leiter o n e m care of this news paper P 0 Box 1551 RadiO c ty Sta 1on New York NY 10019 2 • Team Team 9 6 S m ons P c k A Pa 90 H gh nd Game Anna Wa d 64 Phv s c ne 62 Da ene T s 59 H gh nd Se es Pa W ams 412 Lena Howa d 4 8 Ann Mo s 4 8 v Ba Pu ns E:~~: c a~a Team 6 Won Lost 28 2 ng 24 6 Pom F owe Shop H & Maye Ba be s Tom s Ca yOu WM Ch M am To edo Oh oU Ken s Bwg 2 20 9 20 4 26 3 2 H gh nd Gam e C a enc.e Boy es and Ed Voss 205 Ma v Voss 9 B w o d Cha o e w o d 78 H gh Se es Ed Voss 557 C a ence Boy es 55 Be y Wh a h 9 Ma Voss 4BtJ 0 I 000 8 889 12 6 667 7 2 778 II .4 6<7 5362599500 4A50099500 G een .4 5 444 8 421 3 • 333 7 1 389 Ba S ]633399500 8 72368 EM c h N 09000261 Ohio Conference No thern 0 vision Cont All Gemes W L Pet W L Pet Oh o No 7 2 778 :2 7 632 Hde be 0 5 4 555 0 7 588 woos e 4 4 soo 0 52ol CM Ch erbe n 8 0 w enb g Musk ng 5 4 0 Den son 4 n D v s on Cont A I Games 000 7 3 850 8 5 5 2 882 555 2 6 667 s H gh nd Game 3 8 28 34 Gallia schools budget approved 9 6 3 2 0 2 3 9 9 8 0 9 9 9 9 an m ng on 600 59 57 555 545 542 soo 500 500 9 0 474 • 8 • •• 454 333 222 58 36 4 3 3 2 2 4 6 9 Jr. High teams split 2 games Meigs Property Transfers CHESTER Eas ern s JuniOr High spht two games Monday n ght at Chester w th Southern Th e e ghth graders after gettmg off to a slow start made a vahant effort to come back after tra lmg 31 16 at half 1me but lost f nally 49-46 Coach Arch Rose sa d I 1s earn was a little over confident and that Sou hern couldn t seem to m ss n that I rst half Although h1s team IS I II on the season he praised h s boys for he1r all! tude and always show ng husUe They have lost seven games by less than e ght pomts Brian B sse llled the losers w1th 24 b gpo nts Myers had e~ght Eastern h t 34 percent of ts shots from the field and 8-22 free throws The next game 1s Feb 19 at Wa er oo Duffey and Foreman had 18 and 13 re spect ve y r~ r Southern The Eastern Seventh G ade came out on top 34-JO Greg W gal led the ba anced scor ng w th 12 po nts and Joe Bowers had 10 The team h1t 29 percent and 9 22 free throws Southern was led by Tal holts e1ght markers H s team hit 6 13 char ty tosses Phil omena Mary Goodw n wDav1d J Goodwm parcel Pomeroy Dav I P Goodw n Dorothy Goodwm John V Goodw n I nda Good wm Mary Marlen Johnson Goodw n Roland E Goodw n Sherry Good w n o Da v1d J Good w n Parcel Pomeroy Dan el R Roush Linda Sue Young parcel Lebanon Robert E Grueser Norma Jean Grueser o Dons E Snowden I 9 acres Chester Ella E Smallwood to Mary Ann Smallwood t1 acres Rutland Peter F Klem Carla Kle n Arthur C ark K1m Clark John M chael Kent toW ll am A Young par cel M1d dleport I ester 1 a they Mary l.athey o B1lly R Hall Ruby Sharop Hall parcels Salem Kathryn G W se to Charles H Wise V rgm1a J Betz Mazie C Han nahs Cert for Trans M ddleport Dale L Little Jenne !"'tile to R chard W Vaughan '• ": acre P meroy ... Robert P D1 V1etro Mane ':; D1V e ro to Ray Rog er ~ Pro f! It Sr Shella Ann .. Proffitt parcel Sutton : Syracuse • Albert Hill Jr Ora E H 11 : to Ernest Elson Spencer • Judy Rowena Spencer Rei ,: of R1ght of Way Sutton • Racme ": Betty J Frz er to Bobby ~ Joe Turner Lena Turner lot : Hobson : Howard A Wilson Rachel "' A W1lson to Charles Wilson : Yvonne WaJson parce l .: Middleport ;:: whose team dropped a 72-67 overtime dec1s1on to No 1' ranked Indiana last Saturday But our break went real well We re very happy Taylor whose club absorbed 1ts second loss m three days s nee he announced h1s resignation as Buckeye coach said the M1ch1gan qu ckness was the difference We started runnmg w1th them he S81d and there IS Bulldogs come in for revenge By Greg Bailey The Athens Bulldogs come to Larry R Mornson Gymnas1wn Tuesday n ght to battle the Marauders of Coach Ron Logan A month ago the Me gs boys wen n to Athens temtory and came out with a very unpressiVe VIctory only the second une a Meigs team had whipped the Bulldogs and the first Ume ever at Athens Coach Charles McAfee and his boys w ll be looking for sweet revenge because few teams have managed to beat 6 • i 2 6 f eleme ntary build ng program and w1l do everyth ng m my children through years of power to see that Ule bond teleVISion bloodlettmg A ISSue p~ sse s person m Cahforma ca n He fur her stated that there carry a gun n the streets but is no conflict of mterest n his 1s arrested as a menace f employment a t the Kyger caught nude on the beach Small wonder that brutality Creek Power Paint and asked s edgmg out affection m the Super ntend ent C Comer Bradbury to check w th the actresses were unden ably republic and that a freak l ke board s a tto rney B II killed n the movie that t Charley Manson needs no Eachus) on any confi ct of was dete stable to even mtroduction save his name nterest The paradox IS mtolerable 1mag ne the v ct1ms Blev ns was also d sturbed s rugg lmg n horror to A solution however is about he fact that w th JUst evas ve Perhaps U Idea of a escape SIX weeks remam ng before Pollee 10 New York purposely anonym o us he elec 10n no maJOr Phlladelph a and Wash ngton lnd anapol s cop s as good as campmgn for passage had have been advised A spokes any He says he s seen the bee n launched Snuff film and suggests it man for the American Mot1on In conJwn cllon w th that be shown everywhere m Picture Assoc at10n says the Ar chitec t George Walt er whole th ng IS unspeakable America who had ea rh er asked the There are no laws against Even the FBI s looking mto board o resolv e ts ma JOr t he says there 1s not the matter d fferences on the bond ssue Well relax Author t es even a moral code to prevent volun teered h s serv ces to who have nv es ll ga ted t So I th nk everybody he p promote the ssue Snuff say t s sunply should see the saw cuttmg the 1 he board by a 4 I vote cap tahsm at work J1m legs see the blood shoot out appr oved a rl solut on the bullet holes and see the Kelley Manon County Jnd people dymg n all their nammg the three Assistant prosecutor says the film was School Supenntendents prem1ered n IndianapoliS as agony David Campbell Denn s After 90 llllnutes of 11 the a legal test and found to be Murd ock and Frank d1sg ustmg aston shmgly cop suggests without a haiDt Cremeans cO<ha~rmen for of fa cet1ae th1s 200-year-<>ld sad st c but lawful th e prom ot1on comm ttee What t s probably IS an nat on m1ght have done some Blev ns opposed 11 old f1lm made in South growing up Amer ca and updated here in the United States The promoters apparently shot a bunch of gore scenes and spl ced them to the ongmal But t s all s mulated When the saw cuts through a body for example 11 makes the same sound when t hits the Approval of 1976 ap $36 580 Lunchroom $386 500 bone as 1t does m the flesh What we ve done here is to p opr allons total ng and Permanent Im make the promoter put a $5 096 783 50 was one of provement Fund $1 163 50 d seta mer m hiS several maJOr act ons m making a grand total of advert sements say ing Mondays regular monthly $S 096 783 50 nobody was actually harmed meellng of the Gall a County The boa rd accord ng to And that 1s that Local Board of Educahon Mrs Beman will rece1ve The appropnat ons are $3 050 000 from local taxes That s however not QUite that There IS perhaps a $1 639 412 50 over last years $1 320 024 in state foundatiOn mearung even m thiS sorry budget accordmg to board funds and $174 500 from other fraud AI Shackleton the New clerk Mrs Naom Beman sources durmg fiscal 1976 York distributor of Snuff The new appropr allOns m Followmg approval of the says the f1lm was originally elude basic Increases n approprlahon measure the pornographic but the sex salanes additiOnal funds to board authorized payment of scenes were cut to conform to meet mflated cos ts of January bills totaling U S obscen1ty laws Th1s operatiOns funds for new ~4 973 97 It was noted that then 1s the mearung In 1ts school buses mam tenance on Jan 2 the board borrowed B centenmal year the United supplies and repairs and $600 000 to pay past due bills States remams a soc ely add t onal money for Durmg January board where sex is suspicious - but curnculum development to receipts amounted as for violence that IS that Increases are noted m the $792 165 82 wh1le ex Confusmg? Assuredly A area of mstruc lion to cover pend1 lures came to few years ago m Washington the negotiated teacher and $672 083 62 As of Jan 31 the durmg the trial of the owner class l1ed salary ncreases board s balance was of a pornographic theater the granted m January plant $207 559 25 prosecution attempted to operahons contract and open In order to get four ac prove that a film depiction of order serv1ce f1xed charges counts balanced the board a rape was sexually capital outlay and spec1al transferred $18 309 35 from stlmulat ng thus of appeal to serv1ces Ule General Fund to the prurient 10terest Never 1)11nd The 1976 appropriations Lunchr00111 $2 549 35 from the knocking about of the are Admm1stratlon f89 600 the General Fund to Title II Vlctun or the terrible threats Instruction $2 155 522 NDEA $990 40 from the and hum11itarion The Amuhary Agenc es $215 648 General Fund to Title I and VIolence of the scene was ol Operation ol school plant $1 258 35 from General Fund no legal amount the jury $117 000 Mamtenance w the pool fund The lun merely wanted to know if it $31 720 Special services chroom pool and Title II was sexy and thus only could $10 500 Supplies $256 600 funds all had credit balances they agree the rape was Material for Maintenance at the end of January antisocial $55 000 Equ1pment Mrs Beman was Gad Towns that still replacements $213 500 authorized to make an ad reqwre drugstores to keep Contract and open order vanced withdrawal on real Playbov undlor the counter serv ce $185 450 Fixed estate taxes in the amount of have theaters that Invite the charges $590 ~ 05 Con 70 pet of the board s final kids to see Chain Saw tingency $100 000 Capital se ttlement The request will Massacre Parenti in some uutlay ~I 695 General fund be made with the Gallla states ra1se hell over debt service $620 000 Total County Auditors Office prior textbooks that describe sex General Fund S4 672 540 wthe tax book closing date hygiene but sit with their Bond Retirement fund Friday Feb 13 ; sao s 27 e 9 9 450 '1 0 545 4 14 2.22 W L Pet 3 850 5 3 133 5 50 0 • • 5 8 652 6 64 2 7 63 6 27 fartherbyBlevms who asked w son 2 o ohn Tyee 204 that an attorney be consulted Bess H eno ks and Ma y 9 Be Y Wh • c h 85 concern ng the legality of Voss H gh se es B w o d Stout s boardmanshlp 546 Ed Voss 534 Ma y Voss Stou demed the accusal on 52 4 u a Boy es 96 that he d dn t care about the Pu ean~ E~ 9 ;va G~g e 6 school system stat ng 1 ve Team H gh se es TOm s worked for h1s d str ct the Ca Y Ou 99 three years I have been on the board and have s r ved to have a better educatiOnal system I have pushed for an 9 a ea v su nda y M xed Feb ua v 1 976 Won26Lo st2 Jacks Da y Ba Team 6 2 dlstr ct Pome oy F owe Shop 20 The accusat on was pushed H & Ma ve Ba be s 4 444 Ma e i't 3 6 333 Cap a '1 6 250 oWe s 1 Othe ~ on 444 B 8 500 _ 6 12 333 0 10 500 s :J75 5 J 5 Team H gh Game Toms y Ou 690 T eo'lm 6 end Tom s Ca y Ou 200 ng 32 2 e o 5 444 5 444 Ca Pu ns E)l ava Tom s Co YOu W l Pet 9 0 1 000 18 M un o 4 Oberl n 4 Bad wa 3 Kenyon 3 Southe POMEROY LANES Ea ly Sunday M xed January 2S 1116 a c k s Da By GENE CADDES uP! Spora Writer Michigan Coach Johnny Orr and Ohio State s Fred Taylor agree on one thmg the Wolverines .can run The Wolverines put on an awesome d1splay of fast break basketball Monday night zipping past the game but outmamed Buckeyes 10 St John Arena ~ When we came he re tonight we didn t know how we would play sa1d Orr Un ted Press ln1ern•t onal Through games of Feb 7 M d A mer nn conference Cant AI Games Brutality yes, y no? Milk allergy affects many sugar can be u ea ed w u c. produce a usable product enzyme so t won t cause Time magaz ne wrote a blurb these problems and people on th1s a year ago not ng that can use this treated milk Ule process comb ned w th w thou! gettmg mck pasteur1zat on could be done Why won t the da1ry 10 at a cost of less than a penny dustry prov de us with milk a quart A the same t me products we can use w thou! Newsweek stated for only a gettmg Sick' Is 11 few cents a quart d scrlmmallon because we Nearly one out of four are black' 11 there were more Amencans are demed the black people or other rna n source of calc1wn n llllnority people runmng the their d1et because they can t da ry ndustry we would all use much milk or m1lk be able to use milk w1thout products because of th1s getting s1ck Isn t there In a recent article n lhe so~~j,ethlng that can be done to N w F.ngiand J our at of matte the da1r es provide us Medic nc May 29 1975 w1th m1lk we can use' docto1 s f orr Johns Hopk ns DEAR READER - I un Medical Center pomt out that derstand your d1slress but I about wo th1rds of people don t think 11 IS really with this problem get s ck on discrimination There are 35 as hltle as one glass of m lk a mllhon whites as well as over day 24 rn11lion blacks n the There IS some activity Umted States with this wlthm the dairy nduslry problem There IS a market about th1s problem but no potent1al of about 60 rn11lion readily available product as - or one m four of the total yet and you have a good populallon ror such pr u Is reason to ask why So do the It s tru'i. tha 1t IS cheap w the people of he coun ty don ca re about the1r schools thus a consohda t on w th Gall polls C y Schools could become closer to a real ty he sa1d The newly elected board member also denounced the boards act on stat ng The bond ssue would hav e problems pass n g espec ally smce n hs opm on two large groups The Comm ttee for Better Educat on n Gall a County ltc hool s) and the Galha County I ocal Teachers Assoc1a t on) would no support t A that pom t tempers Oh o Co egt luketbal Records TOM TIEDE DR. LAMB By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR IAMB I am a b ack woman and I m wr tmg w you n desperat on Both my husband and I have trouble WJih m lk and milk products I read your colwnn and know we both have lactose mtolerance Even one glass of m lk or 11 I use too much n cookmg really makes us both as s1ck as If we had been pmsoned If I eat 1ce cream cottage cheese driDk m1lk or use m lk gravy I get so distended Ulat I JUSt I e on my back and suffer For years I was told Ulat I was nervwus but I learned that t was m1lk n tolerance What are black people supposed to do' I understand 90 per cent of us have th1s problem and so do Melncans and other mmor1ty groups We are demed the nght to a balanced d et because we can t use milk products I understand that the rn1lk Bank Was that true ' D d you ID fact act voluntarily' Bailey asked No she replied Bailey and Brownmg asked her about the May 16 1971 mc1dents m Los Angeles when she sprayed the front of a sporting goods store With machine gun bullets to help the Hamses escape Now can you explam M1ss Hearst why you dld that' From the tune I took the blindfold off until that hap pened there were classes every day and this was one of the particular ones to do if something hke that happened and when t happened I d1dn t even think I JUSt d d II and if I had not done 1! and they had been able to get away they would bave killed me Gallia hoard sticks with bond issue Total happiness just didn't come By ROBERl'A ULRICH PORTLAND Ore (UPI) When Robert Rubm went off on his would-be UFO trip to eternal happmess last fall his wife sa.1d he d be back m three months It was more like four RubiD and two others who followed a mystenous couple called The Two pronusmg a higher form of life on another planet through a nde m an umdent1fled flymg obJect are back ID the state They say they are off the trip and urge their fellow travelers to take another look at the philosophy they have espoused Rubm and Ron and Judy Greenberg are back m the Waldport Ore area where a nat onw1de furor started when more than a dozen persons vanished after hstenmg to the Two m September Rubm d d h s traveling by car not UFO He and the Greenbergs lrt an nterv ew Monday estlmated perhaps 50 of the 400 persons who JOmed the descr bed in a tape made after h s death as the gentlest most beautiful man I ve ever known and as someone she loved so much because of hiS COirumtment to revolut onary goals M1ss Hearst S81d her eulogy to Wolfe and five other SLA members killed in the Los Angeles battle was written by Em1ly Harris and that she was forced to read 1t She sa1d SLA member Angela Atwood wrote the scr pt for an April 18 1974 tape m which M1ss Hearst Said she voluntar ly took part in the bank holdup as a sold er n the people s army and ms1sted she hadn t been bramwashed Now there are statements on the tape Indicating that you acted voluntarily when you went to the Hiberma Wolverine fastbreakawesome lh~oda;'s Ohio college standings Ulem on their home floor let alone the up t1ll then lowly muted Marauders The Marauders p eked to fm1sh las\ in the SEOAL m the pre season polls have surpnsed everyone except themse lves) by so far compd ng a very respect able 7-8 overall record and a 4-8 mark ns de he league And all of their losses have been close ones Me gs has been led by all Ule starters at one t me or another Semor 6 8 M1tch Meadows plays a steady game und er the boards by scormg n double f gures and haul ng n most of the team s rebounds M~ek Snake Davenport 1s among the league s lead ng scorers both n average and percentage Roundmg out the probable start ng 1neup w11l be Terry Qualls who last week tossed 10 a career h gh 26 po nts agamst Logan n an overtime loss at I ogan un or playmaker Steve Randolph and sen or Jerry Cremeans \\ho had 10 pom ts m th e Logan cones Athens s coming off a Ulnll ng last n nute v c ory over Wellston last week They have been led th s season by Arn e Chonko and Matt Faulkner he latter the hero m that w n over Wellston as he scored w th four seconds remaming n the game The Bul dogs have a 6 9 record over all th s year and w ll be looking for the r seventh league w n agamst f ve losses when they come to Ro k Spr ngs Tuesday Oh o Co ege ba 1 Resul s un ted P ess nterna onal Ba ~ k e M h 90 Oh o S 66 Po n Pa k 5 S euben T f n 0 U ban a 93 e 68 Whee n g 99 Oh o D om n ••Day on Wa Sh an 93 Wes e n K y 82 05 R o G ande 88 JUSt no way we could do 11 They ve got such super speed R1ckey Green a 6-2 JUruor college transfer IS the QUickest of the Wolves and he along with Steve Grote and Wayma n Br~tt gruted the Michigan break Oh1o State tra1led only 48-40 With 15 20 to go but the Wolvermes ran off a 16-2 spurt whiCh put them up 64-42 and Just about locked things up w1th 12 05 remaming Green gettmg most of his pomts on the front end of the break led M1ch1gan n scoring with 23 pomts while Bntt a 6-2 Jurnp1'11! Jack forward added 20 as the Wolver nes pushed the1r record to IIKi overall and 9-3 mtheBgTen CHICAGO (UP!) M1ch1gan ranks second ID the B1g Ten basketball race Purdue holds thrrd place and M1ch gan State fourth So 11 appears that the chase for the t tie IS over and the only question 1s whether In diana will trip over Its own feet to prevent f1mshmg With an unbeaten conference record for the second straight year The Hoos1ers already have handed M ch1gan two of 1ts three defeats giVen MIChigan State two of its Hve losses and handed Purdue one of 1ts four setbacks The rest of the way Indiana sunply must try to duplicate what 11 already has done band out a second hckmg this season to the By United Press lnteruattpoal Coach Ray Mears felt super about Tennessee s smash ng v ctory over Vanderbilt Monday mght but had a warning for the Voill that 1s as old as the game of basketball It goes hke th1s The song of the open road can be the saddest song of all m basket ball Mears wasn t that poetic about t but made 11 clear that Tennessee s Impending road games with Flor da and Au burn could be the key to the Vols season The defensive play was super n shu tt ng off Vanderbilt ms1de he sa1d after the 73-S9 VIctory which ra1sed e1ghthranked soMETH!f.G NEW MEIGS COUNTY SUN BOTTLE GAS LOCATED ON ST ROUTE 124, AT MINERSVILLE PH. 992-5111 • • • .. - Francl8 Gary Powen waa : returned to the United Statu : In e:rclllnge lor Soviet 1py .. Rudolf Abel - other SIX teams ID the league none w1th fewer than five defeats and thus tradmg by f ve games or more now lnd18na plays Illinois MID nesota Iowa and Ohio State at home where the Hoosiers have lost only tw1ce m 55 games and must go on to the road to Purdue probably the ooly real challenge left for the nation s No I team Wisconsm and Northwestern The Hoosiers ran their record Big Ten w nmng streak to 30 games and extended their regular season wlnnmg streak to 50 games Monday mght with Kent Benson throwmg n a career high 38 pomts to nullify a W pmnt productwn by the league leadmg scorer Terry Furlow of Michigan State m Vols face key tests on road ~ In 11182, U2 IllY plane pllol : rught Pont Park (Pa ) beat Steubenville 75-68 Walsh downed Rio Grande ltJ:>.all Tlffm defeated Urbana !OZ. 93 Wheeling ( W Va ) defeated Ohio Domwcan 9996 and Dayton stopped Western Kentucky 93-82 Dayton s Flyers got 33 poiDts from Johnny Davis and 24 from Leighton Moulton Monday m their f1 rst victory out of Ohio this season Johnny Britt led Western w1th 25 pomts M1ke Warner added 17 The lead changed hands f1ve tunes m the f rst half but by halftime the Flyers held a commanding 51-39 advantage and kept 11 the reSt of the way to the1r lOth WID m 20 games Western Kentucky dropped to 11-8 It's Indians: in a breeze .-•. The Almaoac : By Ualted Preu : Intel'llllllooal ~ :: Today is Tu•sday Feb 10 • the 4lst day ol 1976 with 325 to : follow : The moon is between its : flfSt quarter and the lull • pha~ : The morning stars are : Mercury and Venus : The evening stars are : Mars Jupiter and Saturn • Those born on this date m : under the alsn of Aquarius l: American Journalist : WUllam Allen While was born : on Feb 10 11188 American • actorentertalnera Jimmy : Durante (1893) and HAlbert : W~~p~er (11130) also were born :: on lhla date • On thla dliy in history : In 1942 the American auto : Industry shut down ita : dvillan car auembly linea : fCH' the duration of World War : U and converted to mWtary • procllctlon : Green has great QUickness sa1d Orr He has meant a lot to our club thiS year He 1s a great offens1ve player Oh1o State which agam played nearly the whole game w thou! the serv1ces of leading scorer Larry Bolden and With a sub par captain Cra1g Taylor fell to 6-13 overall and 2 8 m the conferenet: Bolden still weakened from a bout with pneumonia played br efly while Taylor suffermg back spasms wore a corset which confiDed h1s movement Jud Wood paced the Ohio State scormg w th 16 pomts while Mike Daugherty and Mark Bayless had 14 each In other games Mondav JERRY COLEMAN Jerry Coleman IS proud to announce that he IS now your local SUN BOTTLE GAS representative Jerry 1s a graduate of Me1gs Htgh School and has three years expertence m the bottle gas field He IS lookmg forward to prov1dmg the people m Me1gs County and the surroundmg area w1th the best possible service available Tennessee s Southeastern Conference record to 11)..1 But we must wm those road games agamst Florida and Auburn because Vanderbilt already has beaten them on the road The Vols tightened their grip on f1rst place m the SEC as Erme Grunfeld scored 24 pomts Tennessee tra1led IZ4 m the early gomg but took command early m the second half In addlUon to Grunfeld s 24 poiDts Bernard King had 19 and Johlllly Darden 12 Joe Ford had 19 pomts and Jeff Fosnes 18 for Vanderbilt now 8-3 m SEC play lnd1ana ranked No I na llonaUy defeated M1ch1gan State BS-70 for 1ts 50th stra1ght regular season victory seventhranked Rutgers beat Delaware 111).. 87 ralsmg 1ts record to 20-0 and 14th ranked M1ch1gan topped Ohio State 90-66 in the other b1g games Monday mght Kent Benson scored 38 points and Scott May added 22 in Indiana s trnunph over M1ch1gan State The unbeaten Hoosiers also made it a record 30 ID a row m B1g 10 play mcludmg II thiS season They led 46-37 at halftime and were in command the rest of the way Hollis Copeland scored 22 points as Rutgers roared to its 20th consecutive VIctory The Scarlet Kn1ghts broke away from a 11)..10 t1e early ID the f1rst half and led 5\)-34 at halftune before turnmg over the game to reserves in the second half Steve Schlachter scored 17 pomts for Delaware Rickey Green scored 23 poiDts and Wayman Britt added 20 to lead Michigan over Ohio State Michigan never trailed after zooming off to a 6-0 lead It was Ohio State s runth loss m II games In Big 10 play this season In other games Walter Jordan s 20 pomts led Purdue to an ~ romp over North western Illinois whisked away to a l41loint lead early In the first half and never fell behind ID beatlllll Wisconsin 70-59 Adrian D!lntley s '1:1 points paced Notre Dame to a 95 80 win over St Bonaventure Georgia scored only Its niDth victory In a 63-game series when Jackie Dorsey s 24 points paced the Bulldogs to an lltl-81 triumph over Kentucky Leon Douglas scored 24 points in Alabama s 79-73 win over Florida HAlbert Gray had 20 points as Wichita State downed Loyola ( 79-77 and AI Perry s two free throws alter time had exp~red gave Mississippi Slate a 7l>-74 triumph over Auburn ru ) an BS-70 dec s1on over the Spartans Furlow shot extremely wellm the f1rst half Jnd ana coach Bobby Knight sa1d but we pretty much exerted control m the second half I thought Benson played extremely well The Spartans coach Gus Ganakas declared we stayed right With them but then we got mto foul trouble and our k1ds got fat1gued lnd1ana has a lot of power and ab lily and they use 11 to run their offense It s like trymg to move a mountam With Benson ms1de They were unpress1ve M1ch1gan bad no trouble at Oh1o State wmmng on the road for the fourth tune m conference play 90 66 Rickey Green dropped 23 pomts and Wayman Br1tt 20 The VIctory gave M1eh1gan a 9 3 B1g Ten record and dropped Ohio State to 2-9 OlmoiS moved back to 500 n B1g Ten competition with a 6-0 record on the strength of a 70 59 shellackmg of W1sconsm the Badgers lOth straight loss Otho Tucker dropped 22 poiDts and Audie Matthews 16 for the wmners while Dale Koehler netted 18 for W sconsm Purdue moved IDto th1rd place w1th an 86-Sa deciSion over Northwestern extendmg the Wildcats losmg streak to four games Hot shootiDg by Walter Jordan and Eugene Parker keyed the BoUermakers throughout the game and they coasted m the last half With a lead that once reach 36 pomts Furlow s 40 points boosted his league leading average to 32 5 per game With 1dle M1ke Thompson of Mmnesota holding second With 25 6 and Scott May of lndl8na third With 23 7 ~ .,., Kulakova Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor NEW YORK !UP! ) You ve been try ng every way to fall asleep and f nd you can t Someplace or other you ve caught yourself a basset hound of a cold Hours have passed s10ce you f1rst went to bed but you keep coughing and hacking every two m10utes and that nerve-gr ndmg nasal dr pIs nearly dr vmg you clean out of your b1rd To make you happ1er yet you have a b1g day com ng up tomorrow the kind where you re gomg to have to be sharp as a blade sharper m fact than you ve ever been before because th1s s one tune when nobody s going to g ve you any second chanc Certamly you remember somethmg like this happen ng to you and now that you do can you also remember what you d d about I' You probably got up went to your med1cme cabmet and got somethmg to relieve your cold help you get some sleep wh ch is what most nd1v duals w th any sense of self-preservat on would do Galma Kutakova a 33-yearold SoVIet cross..:ountry skier did essentially the same thmg a few rughts ago She put some drops n her nose a nd they helped her cold all r ght but th ey also altered the outcome of the Wmter Olympics m Innsbruck Austr a To the extent that they d1d the International Olymp c Comm1ttee s Med cal CollllnlSSion may be well adviSed to s1t down and reconsider how much log1c there is ID penal z ng a compel tor merely because he or she 1s tak ng the normal precaution agamst the common cold A f1ve t1me world cbamp1on and w1nner of three gold medals at the 1972 Wm ter Olympics m Sapporo Kulakova I mshed th1rd m last Saturdays five kilometer cross..,ountry event and then had her bronze medal taken away from her when traces of the ephedrme nose drops she used were discovered ID the customary test conducted after each race Ephedrme 1s one of the drugs prohibited n the Olymp cs It IS the same one which cost R ck DeMont the young San Rafael Cahf sw1mmer a gold medal he won m Mun ch durmg the 1972 Olympics DeMont had used the medic ne to alleVIate an asthma attack Prmce Alexandre deMerode head of the IOC s Med ca l Commiss on sounded practically apologetic expl mmg Kulakova s d SQualiflcat on He S81d such a small tra ce of the drug had been found m her test 11 seemed almost an mJusllce to take the medal from her However if we are to have a medical commiSs on and rules we must enforce them he S81d Sure but how about some common sense too There s no law aga1nst that EphedriDe IS a generic drug which means t s not protected by a trade-mark and no one company has any monopoly on t Used primarily for rehef of hay fever asthma and nasal congest on t frequently 1s prescnbed for ch ldren and s not considered harmful Sure rules are rules as the prmce says but as Shakespeare also sa1d JUStice always should be tempered With mercy And good sense What kmd of sense would 11 have made if young DeMont had not taken some kmd of rned1cat on for his asthma attack and had reached the pomt where breathmg grew so difficult that he became an emergency case Have you ever seen an asthma VIctim durmg the he1ght of a severe attack? I ve had such an attack myself and know if help doesn t reach you and fast you may never need any help agam at all Would 11 have been better had Galina Kulkaova not taken anythmg for her cold pernutted 11 to grow worse and then perhaps w nd up m the hospital w1th the flu so she couldn t compete at all' I don t think so I think t doesn t hurt to accompany the enforcement of rules With the applicaton of a httle sound JUdgment What do you think returns to win bronze By MIKE HUGHES UP! ExecuUve Sports EdJtor INNSBRUCK Austria UP() Russ a s GalUUI Kulakova reduced to near tears Monday when ordered to return a bronze medal won ID ~n earlier race bounced back today to WID a bronze m the OlympiC women s II). kilometer race Kulakova flrushed th1rd be h nd t~ammate Ralsa Smetamna and Fmland s Helena Takalo winner of the r.-ttilometers last week the race wh1ch got Kulakova in trouble w th the International Olymp c Committee after traces of the drug ephedrme were found ID her urme sample Kulakova took nose drops to ease nasal congestion brought on by a bout of flu Smetaruna s Wlnnmg time was 30 13 41 The Americans 10 the field of 44 a II f1mshed down the hst East Germany wh1ch won both the s10g les luge titles took the two man today through Hans Rmun and Norbert Hahn Rudolf Schm1d and Franz Schachner saved some face for host Austria by fmishing th1rd beh nd the West German team of Hans Brandner and Balthasar Schwarm The wmnmg duo clocked I 25 60 for the two runs after postmg the fastest tune m each heat U S hopes of a medal were rated excellent ID the men s 500 meter spnnt speed skating m wh1ch Peter Mueller of MadiSOn W1s was 1ts top man In Alpme sk mg Ph1l Mahre of Wh1te Pass Wash was attempting to turn a fourth place fm sh m the openiDg g1ant slalom heat mto a medalwinnmg run m the second more drivers msure w1th Stale Farm than wnh any other company College • ratmgs BILL FLETCHER 2l8 Powell 51 M ddleport 0 Ph 992 7155 Po n1s 420 J5S 288 S A I & 237 205 90 2J AIM 47 NIUIUN(I 46 OS ••46 25 24 P7110J 2 2 2 5 This is '4 Eastern Frosh 13 win over KC BY GREG BAILEY EAST MEIGS Th e Eastern freshmen of Coach Joe M tchwn ra1sed the r record to 8-3 Monday mght when they handled Kyge Creek 48-29 on the wmners court Kyger scored only one pomt m the mt1al per od Goebel and Spencer each had 10 points for the Eagles and Little added e ght The team hit a s zzhng 48 percent from he field 21-43) and 6 16 from the chanty stnpe Amos canned mne pomts for th e Bobk !tens aQd M91lohan had e1ght The team hit f>-20 free throws Both earns w11l part c pate m the Freshman tourney at Eastern Feb 16-21 Eastern s 1ext game IS Thursday at Ravenswood one of the team the Eagles bowed to De o G een F YOU HAVE THAT TCHYFEEUNG AFTFA BATHING YOU"D He lbougbt be was completely covered He Dever bothered to read tbe fme pnot in b1s pohcy and his agent Dever bothered to explalD it to b1m Doa t he a poor Jack drop 10 today lor a free no obligation professloDal evalua two af your lasuraDce coverage We m1gbt evea be able to offer you belter coverage for less tun you are Dow paying When you see us aon I lhmk of msurance but when you lhmk of tnsurance see us BETTER CALL ~ilcls SAYRE HARDWARE New Haven the car Jack 112 2l2S <il!) MIDDLIPOn PIIONI tft-2142 �2 3- The Daily Sentinel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Tuesday Feb to 1976 The Daily Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy U 1'Uesday Feb 10 1976 Patty Hearst's story: fear, assault, abuse By DONALD B THACKREY SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) In a qu et emot onless vo1ce Patricia Hearst fmally told her story of life underground with the Symbionese Liberation Army - a life of fear sexual assault and physical abuse The 21 year-<>ld newspaper he1ress admitted Monday she helped rob a bank fired a machine gun at a Los Angeles sporting goods store helped kidnap a high school student and trekked back and forth across the country With radl cals without trymg to escape She said she took part m the bank robbery and d1d whatever else she was told Chimp returning to haunt Reagan By RICHARD H GROW ALD DURHAM N H (UP!) Bonzo the Cbunpanzee has swung back out of Hollywood h story to haunt Ronald Reagan m the New Hampshire Republican presidential primary The beast g1ves President Ford equal tune Reagan made a mov e called Bed time for Bonzo two decades ago a comedy about rrusmg a chimp as a ch1ld One of the activ sts m the People s B1centenmal Commission a small but no1sy band whose counter celebration mcludes damning b g busiDess and harrassmg pr mary candidates has taken to wearmg a ba1ry Bonzo costume to prunary rallies The prlmary prlm8te made h1s debut at a Reagan appearance at Dartmouth Uruvers1ty last week but the cand date managed to remam the event s top banana Sunday at a Un vers ty of New Hampshire appearance 10 front of 3 500 students Ford found one of the questioners at the audience nucrophone was Bonzo Gonzo Bonzo beat h1s chest over a question condemnmg b1g bus ness Ford hk e af er bemg lhreatened w1th Jr about the plannmg of a death hundreds of t11nes bank holdup last Apr 1 m She sa1d she was locked n Carmichael Calif where a dark closets for several woman was killed Bailey weeks after her k dnapmg told her to decline on grounds raped m one of them by of poss ble self ncrunmat10n W1UI8lll Wolfe and other SLA M1ss Hearst made the f1rst members hauled from one public d sclosures about her hideout to another n a life m captivity at a hear ng garbage can carried m a car on the admiss b llty at her trunk and punched n the eye bank robbery tnal of four tunes by W1U1am Harr s ev1dence about events m the Fear that e1ther the SLA or Apnl 15 1974 holdup FBI would kill her The JUry absent from the espec ally after she watched courtroom durmg M1ss SIX of her kidnapers slam n a Hearst s appearance was battle w1th Los Angeles pollee excused agam today as U S on telev1s1on - kept her from D str ct Court Judge Oliver taking advantage of repeated Carter cont nued the hear ng chances to escape M1ss The granddaughter of Hearst said newspaper magnate William Although she covered most Randolph Hearst renounced of her life underground she her SLA comrades and was mstructed by defense demed ever bemg attorney F Ue Bailey not to emotwnally nvolved w th respond to quest ons from Wilham Wolfe whom she Prosecutor James Browrung Reagan apparently decided the only thing to do With a chunp m the crowd was to pretend chmps are people Ford sunply remarked he could not understand one of Bonzo s words got Bonzo to repeat it and answered the question Monday tra11lng Ford to the umvers1ty campus Reagan v sited the Tau Kappa Epsilon Fratermty by Dale Rothgeb Jr Reagan was a Teke at Desp1te n any Eureka College Ill four d1sagreemen Is durmg a long decades ago s tormy sesswn Monday Come on fellows sa1d night the Galha Coun ty Reagan why d1d the students Local Board of Educat on by show Bedtime for Bonzo on a 3 2 vote dec1ded to st ck to campus this week' H1s ts ear her dec1s1on to present fratermty brothers laughed a $13 500 000 bond ssue The former moVIe star sa1d before the voting publ c on the mov1e was a good March 30 comedy when made but A mot on was made o asked Ls it stU! funny' postpone the elect on unt I he Because you re m 11 a Teke summer months but t was brother sa1d defeated 3 2 Board member Reagan laughed One of the J C M1tchell rnO\ ed that he brothers added And you postpon e the spec al hoard know governor we ve got a elect on due to apparent number of chunps 10 thiS voter apathy brought fratermty house too about by he h1 gher taxes You know it was tragic cau sed by he pr ope rty about old Bonzo Reagan reappraisal sa1d The rught before he James V Blev ns seconded was to have collected his the mot on On roll call anunal Oscar he burned to death m a fire at M tchell and Blev ns were the only members approv ng Jungle land postponemen t W1ll a m Carter Bruce S Stout and board pres dent J E Dlck) Cremeens opposed t Pnor to that Carter had moved that the board con t nue hav ng a bond ssue placed before the pub! bu on the elementary bu ld ng program only It was felt that the quest on of one or two them IS all nght physiCally Rubm sa1d But they said high schools had ca used so much ammos ty the board anyone who has JOined the movement and leaves may would be w1se to ask for an elementary program only have ~e mental problems The h gh school ss ue You really get shattered accordmg to Carter and an he sa1d They told us I never bef1eve the newspapers opmwn shared by oth er parents attend10g t e sess on and 2 if we ever left the would be left n mbo In movement we would self essence the bond 1ssue would destruct remam the same 4 7 mills for Greenberg added I was 22 years on $13 500 000 The wakmg up at mght for the e ementary program would first couple of weeks be constructed f rst w1th the wondering if I would self board later dec1d ng the one destruct or two h1gh sc hool con The three are convmced struct on ssue The Two - or Bonme and The board durm g a spec al Herf or Bo and Beep meeUng Dec 27 voted 3 2 to beheved thm own message construct two h1gh school at least at first They are not nstead of one h1gh schoo At sure now that hme the dems1on over Greenberg sa1d that despite ruled a recommendallon by the urgmg of The Two that the county s newly orgamzed followers leave everything Cornrn1ttee For Better behind I can document that Educahon n Gall a County they d collected $70 000 to Schools $100 000- but that s not the1r S nee then members of the motive committee have spl t f nd ng The three are not sure what t d ff cult to suppor the the motive IS board s pos1 t10n Carter s They talk about a love mot on resc ndmg the h1gh completely different from school ssue was seconded by anything on th1s planet he Blev ns On roll call Carter S81d Maybe II IS possible people are lookmg for the and Blev10s voted yes wh le Cremeens Stout and M tchell love they lack in their lives voted no movement nabonw de have qu t As far as we know everyone who has followed Du ng he 105 m nute d scuss on se e a op n ons on the prospects of passmg the bo d ssue were can vassed Blev ns "ho dur ng last falls board elect on cam pa gn coni nuall~ pressed he 1ssue hat the board of educatwn had been s t ng still not dong any th ng abou a bwldmg program sa1d w1th the curren at tude of voters the b ard wou d be be Iter off to postpone the elect on unt I a fter the J un e Pr mary Elect on Blev ns sa d he fel t that a sol d vote aga ns the ssue March 30 cou d spell defeat for the d str ct If turned down by a large tnarg10 tl e State Depart men! of Educal on n lrl fee flared as Mrs Anne Hun ter Add son pres dent of the Addav le PTO and an act ve member of the Better Educat on Committee ac cused board member Stout of not car ng about the school system and havmg a conflict of nterest stnce he was empIoy ed bY the Kyger Creek Power Plant a maJor taxp ayer 10 the school BOWLING .."' ' Thu sday St Janu.rv 22 W L Pet Won Lost 6 0 2 4 0 • 6 0 Team 6 T eam .4 S monsPckAPa Team Team 2 ' 0 Team J H gh Team Se es 6 942 By Tom Tiede NEW YORK As near as can be deterllllned t was the hideous Charles Manson who populanzed the notion that murder s lovely and should be photographed He suggested n fact that he had actually aken snuff f lms of some of h s art st c aberrat ons the dea bemg n h s swampy mmd that only movmg pictures ca n adequately ca ptur e the rea hty of say a kn fe slaughter Gruesome But eave 11 to Amer can ngenUity to cap1tahze on the dea A low grade mov1e ca lled Snuff s currently be ng diStributed to selected c t1es largely m the East along w1th the po nted mpl catiOn that most of the players are actually killed n the plot Advertised as something that could only be f lmed m South Amer ca where life IS cheap the fl ck features tortunn g d smemberment and an llnagmat1ve assortment of at least 18 murders The thought of 11 f not the s1ght of 11 has stunned those few who have heard of the I 1m A telev1s1on movie cnt c m Boston has recently adv sed her v ewers that t IS no hoax that unaware many da1ry farmers who depend on the mdustry to market the r products A satisfactory product tha seems ava !abl e cheaply could ncrease the presen market for dairy products by 24 per cen t Because of the h1gh n c1dence of th s problem n m nor ty groups I agree tha leaders or such groups should talk to the dairy 10dustry rather f rmly about th s If they are successful about 35 m Ilion wh1tes would ap prec1ate 11 too For mfotmat on on bal anced diet requirements send 50 cents for The Health Letter Nwnber 4-jj Balanced D1et Recommended Daily D etary Allowances ( RDA ) Send a long stamped self addressed envelope for all ng Address your leiter o n e m care of this news paper P 0 Box 1551 RadiO c ty Sta 1on New York NY 10019 2 • Team Team 9 6 S m ons P c k A Pa 90 H gh nd Game Anna Wa d 64 Phv s c ne 62 Da ene T s 59 H gh nd Se es Pa W ams 412 Lena Howa d 4 8 Ann Mo s 4 8 v Ba Pu ns E:~~: c a~a Team 6 Won Lost 28 2 ng 24 6 Pom F owe Shop H & Maye Ba be s Tom s Ca yOu WM Ch M am To edo Oh oU Ken s Bwg 2 20 9 20 4 26 3 2 H gh nd Gam e C a enc.e Boy es and Ed Voss 205 Ma v Voss 9 B w o d Cha o e w o d 78 H gh Se es Ed Voss 557 C a ence Boy es 55 Be y Wh a h 9 Ma Voss 4BtJ 0 I 000 8 889 12 6 667 7 2 778 II .4 6<7 5362599500 4A50099500 G een .4 5 444 8 421 3 • 333 7 1 389 Ba S ]633399500 8 72368 EM c h N 09000261 Ohio Conference No thern 0 vision Cont All Gemes W L Pet W L Pet Oh o No 7 2 778 :2 7 632 Hde be 0 5 4 555 0 7 588 woos e 4 4 soo 0 52ol CM Ch erbe n 8 0 w enb g Musk ng 5 4 0 Den son 4 n D v s on Cont A I Games 000 7 3 850 8 5 5 2 882 555 2 6 667 s H gh nd Game 3 8 28 34 Gallia schools budget approved 9 6 3 2 0 2 3 9 9 8 0 9 9 9 9 an m ng on 600 59 57 555 545 542 soo 500 500 9 0 474 • 8 • •• 454 333 222 58 36 4 3 3 2 2 4 6 9 Jr. High teams split 2 games Meigs Property Transfers CHESTER Eas ern s JuniOr High spht two games Monday n ght at Chester w th Southern Th e e ghth graders after gettmg off to a slow start made a vahant effort to come back after tra lmg 31 16 at half 1me but lost f nally 49-46 Coach Arch Rose sa d I 1s earn was a little over confident and that Sou hern couldn t seem to m ss n that I rst half Although h1s team IS I II on the season he praised h s boys for he1r all! tude and always show ng husUe They have lost seven games by less than e ght pomts Brian B sse llled the losers w1th 24 b gpo nts Myers had e~ght Eastern h t 34 percent of ts shots from the field and 8-22 free throws The next game 1s Feb 19 at Wa er oo Duffey and Foreman had 18 and 13 re spect ve y r~ r Southern The Eastern Seventh G ade came out on top 34-JO Greg W gal led the ba anced scor ng w th 12 po nts and Joe Bowers had 10 The team h1t 29 percent and 9 22 free throws Southern was led by Tal holts e1ght markers H s team hit 6 13 char ty tosses Phil omena Mary Goodw n wDav1d J Goodwm parcel Pomeroy Dav I P Goodw n Dorothy Goodwm John V Goodw n I nda Good wm Mary Marlen Johnson Goodw n Roland E Goodw n Sherry Good w n o Da v1d J Good w n Parcel Pomeroy Dan el R Roush Linda Sue Young parcel Lebanon Robert E Grueser Norma Jean Grueser o Dons E Snowden I 9 acres Chester Ella E Smallwood to Mary Ann Smallwood t1 acres Rutland Peter F Klem Carla Kle n Arthur C ark K1m Clark John M chael Kent toW ll am A Young par cel M1d dleport I ester 1 a they Mary l.athey o B1lly R Hall Ruby Sharop Hall parcels Salem Kathryn G W se to Charles H Wise V rgm1a J Betz Mazie C Han nahs Cert for Trans M ddleport Dale L Little Jenne !"'tile to R chard W Vaughan '• ": acre P meroy ... Robert P D1 V1etro Mane ':; D1V e ro to Ray Rog er ~ Pro f! It Sr Shella Ann .. Proffitt parcel Sutton : Syracuse • Albert Hill Jr Ora E H 11 : to Ernest Elson Spencer • Judy Rowena Spencer Rei ,: of R1ght of Way Sutton • Racme ": Betty J Frz er to Bobby ~ Joe Turner Lena Turner lot : Hobson : Howard A Wilson Rachel "' A W1lson to Charles Wilson : Yvonne WaJson parce l .: Middleport ;:: whose team dropped a 72-67 overtime dec1s1on to No 1' ranked Indiana last Saturday But our break went real well We re very happy Taylor whose club absorbed 1ts second loss m three days s nee he announced h1s resignation as Buckeye coach said the M1ch1gan qu ckness was the difference We started runnmg w1th them he S81d and there IS Bulldogs come in for revenge By Greg Bailey The Athens Bulldogs come to Larry R Mornson Gymnas1wn Tuesday n ght to battle the Marauders of Coach Ron Logan A month ago the Me gs boys wen n to Athens temtory and came out with a very unpressiVe VIctory only the second une a Meigs team had whipped the Bulldogs and the first Ume ever at Athens Coach Charles McAfee and his boys w ll be looking for sweet revenge because few teams have managed to beat 6 • i 2 6 f eleme ntary build ng program and w1l do everyth ng m my children through years of power to see that Ule bond teleVISion bloodlettmg A ISSue p~ sse s person m Cahforma ca n He fur her stated that there carry a gun n the streets but is no conflict of mterest n his 1s arrested as a menace f employment a t the Kyger caught nude on the beach Small wonder that brutality Creek Power Paint and asked s edgmg out affection m the Super ntend ent C Comer Bradbury to check w th the actresses were unden ably republic and that a freak l ke board s a tto rney B II killed n the movie that t Charley Manson needs no Eachus) on any confi ct of was dete stable to even mtroduction save his name nterest The paradox IS mtolerable 1mag ne the v ct1ms Blev ns was also d sturbed s rugg lmg n horror to A solution however is about he fact that w th JUst evas ve Perhaps U Idea of a escape SIX weeks remam ng before Pollee 10 New York purposely anonym o us he elec 10n no maJOr Phlladelph a and Wash ngton lnd anapol s cop s as good as campmgn for passage had have been advised A spokes any He says he s seen the bee n launched Snuff film and suggests it man for the American Mot1on In conJwn cllon w th that be shown everywhere m Picture Assoc at10n says the Ar chitec t George Walt er whole th ng IS unspeakable America who had ea rh er asked the There are no laws against Even the FBI s looking mto board o resolv e ts ma JOr t he says there 1s not the matter d fferences on the bond ssue Well relax Author t es even a moral code to prevent volun teered h s serv ces to who have nv es ll ga ted t So I th nk everybody he p promote the ssue Snuff say t s sunply should see the saw cuttmg the 1 he board by a 4 I vote cap tahsm at work J1m legs see the blood shoot out appr oved a rl solut on the bullet holes and see the Kelley Manon County Jnd people dymg n all their nammg the three Assistant prosecutor says the film was School Supenntendents prem1ered n IndianapoliS as agony David Campbell Denn s After 90 llllnutes of 11 the a legal test and found to be Murd ock and Frank d1sg ustmg aston shmgly cop suggests without a haiDt Cremeans cO<ha~rmen for of fa cet1ae th1s 200-year-<>ld sad st c but lawful th e prom ot1on comm ttee What t s probably IS an nat on m1ght have done some Blev ns opposed 11 old f1lm made in South growing up Amer ca and updated here in the United States The promoters apparently shot a bunch of gore scenes and spl ced them to the ongmal But t s all s mulated When the saw cuts through a body for example 11 makes the same sound when t hits the Approval of 1976 ap $36 580 Lunchroom $386 500 bone as 1t does m the flesh What we ve done here is to p opr allons total ng and Permanent Im make the promoter put a $5 096 783 50 was one of provement Fund $1 163 50 d seta mer m hiS several maJOr act ons m making a grand total of advert sements say ing Mondays regular monthly $S 096 783 50 nobody was actually harmed meellng of the Gall a County The boa rd accord ng to And that 1s that Local Board of Educahon Mrs Beman will rece1ve The appropnat ons are $3 050 000 from local taxes That s however not QUite that There IS perhaps a $1 639 412 50 over last years $1 320 024 in state foundatiOn mearung even m thiS sorry budget accordmg to board funds and $174 500 from other fraud AI Shackleton the New clerk Mrs Naom Beman sources durmg fiscal 1976 York distributor of Snuff The new appropr allOns m Followmg approval of the says the f1lm was originally elude basic Increases n approprlahon measure the pornographic but the sex salanes additiOnal funds to board authorized payment of scenes were cut to conform to meet mflated cos ts of January bills totaling U S obscen1ty laws Th1s operatiOns funds for new ~4 973 97 It was noted that then 1s the mearung In 1ts school buses mam tenance on Jan 2 the board borrowed B centenmal year the United supplies and repairs and $600 000 to pay past due bills States remams a soc ely add t onal money for Durmg January board where sex is suspicious - but curnculum development to receipts amounted as for violence that IS that Increases are noted m the $792 165 82 wh1le ex Confusmg? Assuredly A area of mstruc lion to cover pend1 lures came to few years ago m Washington the negotiated teacher and $672 083 62 As of Jan 31 the durmg the trial of the owner class l1ed salary ncreases board s balance was of a pornographic theater the granted m January plant $207 559 25 prosecution attempted to operahons contract and open In order to get four ac prove that a film depiction of order serv1ce f1xed charges counts balanced the board a rape was sexually capital outlay and spec1al transferred $18 309 35 from stlmulat ng thus of appeal to serv1ces Ule General Fund to the prurient 10terest Never 1)11nd The 1976 appropriations Lunchr00111 $2 549 35 from the knocking about of the are Admm1stratlon f89 600 the General Fund to Title II Vlctun or the terrible threats Instruction $2 155 522 NDEA $990 40 from the and hum11itarion The Amuhary Agenc es $215 648 General Fund to Title I and VIolence of the scene was ol Operation ol school plant $1 258 35 from General Fund no legal amount the jury $117 000 Mamtenance w the pool fund The lun merely wanted to know if it $31 720 Special services chroom pool and Title II was sexy and thus only could $10 500 Supplies $256 600 funds all had credit balances they agree the rape was Material for Maintenance at the end of January antisocial $55 000 Equ1pment Mrs Beman was Gad Towns that still replacements $213 500 authorized to make an ad reqwre drugstores to keep Contract and open order vanced withdrawal on real Playbov undlor the counter serv ce $185 450 Fixed estate taxes in the amount of have theaters that Invite the charges $590 ~ 05 Con 70 pet of the board s final kids to see Chain Saw tingency $100 000 Capital se ttlement The request will Massacre Parenti in some uutlay ~I 695 General fund be made with the Gallla states ra1se hell over debt service $620 000 Total County Auditors Office prior textbooks that describe sex General Fund S4 672 540 wthe tax book closing date hygiene but sit with their Bond Retirement fund Friday Feb 13 ; sao s 27 e 9 9 450 '1 0 545 4 14 2.22 W L Pet 3 850 5 3 133 5 50 0 • • 5 8 652 6 64 2 7 63 6 27 fartherbyBlevms who asked w son 2 o ohn Tyee 204 that an attorney be consulted Bess H eno ks and Ma y 9 Be Y Wh • c h 85 concern ng the legality of Voss H gh se es B w o d Stout s boardmanshlp 546 Ed Voss 534 Ma y Voss Stou demed the accusal on 52 4 u a Boy es 96 that he d dn t care about the Pu ean~ E~ 9 ;va G~g e 6 school system stat ng 1 ve Team H gh se es TOm s worked for h1s d str ct the Ca Y Ou 99 three years I have been on the board and have s r ved to have a better educatiOnal system I have pushed for an 9 a ea v su nda y M xed Feb ua v 1 976 Won26Lo st2 Jacks Da y Ba Team 6 2 dlstr ct Pome oy F owe Shop 20 The accusat on was pushed H & Ma ve Ba be s 4 444 Ma e i't 3 6 333 Cap a '1 6 250 oWe s 1 Othe ~ on 444 B 8 500 _ 6 12 333 0 10 500 s :J75 5 J 5 Team H gh Game Toms y Ou 690 T eo'lm 6 end Tom s Ca y Ou 200 ng 32 2 e o 5 444 5 444 Ca Pu ns E)l ava Tom s Co YOu W l Pet 9 0 1 000 18 M un o 4 Oberl n 4 Bad wa 3 Kenyon 3 Southe POMEROY LANES Ea ly Sunday M xed January 2S 1116 a c k s Da By GENE CADDES uP! Spora Writer Michigan Coach Johnny Orr and Ohio State s Fred Taylor agree on one thmg the Wolverines .can run The Wolverines put on an awesome d1splay of fast break basketball Monday night zipping past the game but outmamed Buckeyes 10 St John Arena ~ When we came he re tonight we didn t know how we would play sa1d Orr Un ted Press ln1ern•t onal Through games of Feb 7 M d A mer nn conference Cant AI Games Brutality yes, y no? Milk allergy affects many sugar can be u ea ed w u c. produce a usable product enzyme so t won t cause Time magaz ne wrote a blurb these problems and people on th1s a year ago not ng that can use this treated milk Ule process comb ned w th w thou! gettmg mck pasteur1zat on could be done Why won t the da1ry 10 at a cost of less than a penny dustry prov de us with milk a quart A the same t me products we can use w thou! Newsweek stated for only a gettmg Sick' Is 11 few cents a quart d scrlmmallon because we Nearly one out of four are black' 11 there were more Amencans are demed the black people or other rna n source of calc1wn n llllnority people runmng the their d1et because they can t da ry ndustry we would all use much milk or m1lk be able to use milk w1thout products because of th1s getting s1ck Isn t there In a recent article n lhe so~~j,ethlng that can be done to N w F.ngiand J our at of matte the da1r es provide us Medic nc May 29 1975 w1th m1lk we can use' docto1 s f orr Johns Hopk ns DEAR READER - I un Medical Center pomt out that derstand your d1slress but I about wo th1rds of people don t think 11 IS really with this problem get s ck on discrimination There are 35 as hltle as one glass of m lk a mllhon whites as well as over day 24 rn11lion blacks n the There IS some activity Umted States with this wlthm the dairy nduslry problem There IS a market about th1s problem but no potent1al of about 60 rn11lion readily available product as - or one m four of the total yet and you have a good populallon ror such pr u Is reason to ask why So do the It s tru'i. tha 1t IS cheap w the people of he coun ty don ca re about the1r schools thus a consohda t on w th Gall polls C y Schools could become closer to a real ty he sa1d The newly elected board member also denounced the boards act on stat ng The bond ssue would hav e problems pass n g espec ally smce n hs opm on two large groups The Comm ttee for Better Educat on n Gall a County ltc hool s) and the Galha County I ocal Teachers Assoc1a t on) would no support t A that pom t tempers Oh o Co egt luketbal Records TOM TIEDE DR. LAMB By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR IAMB I am a b ack woman and I m wr tmg w you n desperat on Both my husband and I have trouble WJih m lk and milk products I read your colwnn and know we both have lactose mtolerance Even one glass of m lk or 11 I use too much n cookmg really makes us both as s1ck as If we had been pmsoned If I eat 1ce cream cottage cheese driDk m1lk or use m lk gravy I get so distended Ulat I JUSt I e on my back and suffer For years I was told Ulat I was nervwus but I learned that t was m1lk n tolerance What are black people supposed to do' I understand 90 per cent of us have th1s problem and so do Melncans and other mmor1ty groups We are demed the nght to a balanced d et because we can t use milk products I understand that the rn1lk Bank Was that true ' D d you ID fact act voluntarily' Bailey asked No she replied Bailey and Brownmg asked her about the May 16 1971 mc1dents m Los Angeles when she sprayed the front of a sporting goods store With machine gun bullets to help the Hamses escape Now can you explam M1ss Hearst why you dld that' From the tune I took the blindfold off until that hap pened there were classes every day and this was one of the particular ones to do if something hke that happened and when t happened I d1dn t even think I JUSt d d II and if I had not done 1! and they had been able to get away they would bave killed me Gallia hoard sticks with bond issue Total happiness just didn't come By ROBERl'A ULRICH PORTLAND Ore (UPI) When Robert Rubm went off on his would-be UFO trip to eternal happmess last fall his wife sa.1d he d be back m three months It was more like four RubiD and two others who followed a mystenous couple called The Two pronusmg a higher form of life on another planet through a nde m an umdent1fled flymg obJect are back ID the state They say they are off the trip and urge their fellow travelers to take another look at the philosophy they have espoused Rubm and Ron and Judy Greenberg are back m the Waldport Ore area where a nat onw1de furor started when more than a dozen persons vanished after hstenmg to the Two m September Rubm d d h s traveling by car not UFO He and the Greenbergs lrt an nterv ew Monday estlmated perhaps 50 of the 400 persons who JOmed the descr bed in a tape made after h s death as the gentlest most beautiful man I ve ever known and as someone she loved so much because of hiS COirumtment to revolut onary goals M1ss Hearst S81d her eulogy to Wolfe and five other SLA members killed in the Los Angeles battle was written by Em1ly Harris and that she was forced to read 1t She sa1d SLA member Angela Atwood wrote the scr pt for an April 18 1974 tape m which M1ss Hearst Said she voluntar ly took part in the bank holdup as a sold er n the people s army and ms1sted she hadn t been bramwashed Now there are statements on the tape Indicating that you acted voluntarily when you went to the Hiberma Wolverine fastbreakawesome lh~oda;'s Ohio college standings Ulem on their home floor let alone the up t1ll then lowly muted Marauders The Marauders p eked to fm1sh las\ in the SEOAL m the pre season polls have surpnsed everyone except themse lves) by so far compd ng a very respect able 7-8 overall record and a 4-8 mark ns de he league And all of their losses have been close ones Me gs has been led by all Ule starters at one t me or another Semor 6 8 M1tch Meadows plays a steady game und er the boards by scormg n double f gures and haul ng n most of the team s rebounds M~ek Snake Davenport 1s among the league s lead ng scorers both n average and percentage Roundmg out the probable start ng 1neup w11l be Terry Qualls who last week tossed 10 a career h gh 26 po nts agamst Logan n an overtime loss at I ogan un or playmaker Steve Randolph and sen or Jerry Cremeans \\ho had 10 pom ts m th e Logan cones Athens s coming off a Ulnll ng last n nute v c ory over Wellston last week They have been led th s season by Arn e Chonko and Matt Faulkner he latter the hero m that w n over Wellston as he scored w th four seconds remaming n the game The Bul dogs have a 6 9 record over all th s year and w ll be looking for the r seventh league w n agamst f ve losses when they come to Ro k Spr ngs Tuesday Oh o Co ege ba 1 Resul s un ted P ess nterna onal Ba ~ k e M h 90 Oh o S 66 Po n Pa k 5 S euben T f n 0 U ban a 93 e 68 Whee n g 99 Oh o D om n ••Day on Wa Sh an 93 Wes e n K y 82 05 R o G ande 88 JUSt no way we could do 11 They ve got such super speed R1ckey Green a 6-2 JUruor college transfer IS the QUickest of the Wolves and he along with Steve Grote and Wayma n Br~tt gruted the Michigan break Oh1o State tra1led only 48-40 With 15 20 to go but the Wolvermes ran off a 16-2 spurt whiCh put them up 64-42 and Just about locked things up w1th 12 05 remaming Green gettmg most of his pomts on the front end of the break led M1ch1gan n scoring with 23 pomts while Bntt a 6-2 Jurnp1'11! Jack forward added 20 as the Wolver nes pushed the1r record to IIKi overall and 9-3 mtheBgTen CHICAGO (UP!) M1ch1gan ranks second ID the B1g Ten basketball race Purdue holds thrrd place and M1ch gan State fourth So 11 appears that the chase for the t tie IS over and the only question 1s whether In diana will trip over Its own feet to prevent f1mshmg With an unbeaten conference record for the second straight year The Hoos1ers already have handed M ch1gan two of 1ts three defeats giVen MIChigan State two of its Hve losses and handed Purdue one of 1ts four setbacks The rest of the way Indiana sunply must try to duplicate what 11 already has done band out a second hckmg this season to the By United Press lnteruattpoal Coach Ray Mears felt super about Tennessee s smash ng v ctory over Vanderbilt Monday mght but had a warning for the Voill that 1s as old as the game of basketball It goes hke th1s The song of the open road can be the saddest song of all m basket ball Mears wasn t that poetic about t but made 11 clear that Tennessee s Impending road games with Flor da and Au burn could be the key to the Vols season The defensive play was super n shu tt ng off Vanderbilt ms1de he sa1d after the 73-S9 VIctory which ra1sed e1ghthranked soMETH!f.G NEW MEIGS COUNTY SUN BOTTLE GAS LOCATED ON ST ROUTE 124, AT MINERSVILLE PH. 992-5111 • • • .. - Francl8 Gary Powen waa : returned to the United Statu : In e:rclllnge lor Soviet 1py .. Rudolf Abel - other SIX teams ID the league none w1th fewer than five defeats and thus tradmg by f ve games or more now lnd18na plays Illinois MID nesota Iowa and Ohio State at home where the Hoosiers have lost only tw1ce m 55 games and must go on to the road to Purdue probably the ooly real challenge left for the nation s No I team Wisconsm and Northwestern The Hoosiers ran their record Big Ten w nmng streak to 30 games and extended their regular season wlnnmg streak to 50 games Monday mght with Kent Benson throwmg n a career high 38 pomts to nullify a W pmnt productwn by the league leadmg scorer Terry Furlow of Michigan State m Vols face key tests on road ~ In 11182, U2 IllY plane pllol : rught Pont Park (Pa ) beat Steubenville 75-68 Walsh downed Rio Grande ltJ:>.all Tlffm defeated Urbana !OZ. 93 Wheeling ( W Va ) defeated Ohio Domwcan 9996 and Dayton stopped Western Kentucky 93-82 Dayton s Flyers got 33 poiDts from Johnny Davis and 24 from Leighton Moulton Monday m their f1 rst victory out of Ohio this season Johnny Britt led Western w1th 25 pomts M1ke Warner added 17 The lead changed hands f1ve tunes m the f rst half but by halftime the Flyers held a commanding 51-39 advantage and kept 11 the reSt of the way to the1r lOth WID m 20 games Western Kentucky dropped to 11-8 It's Indians: in a breeze .-•. The Almaoac : By Ualted Preu : Intel'llllllooal ~ :: Today is Tu•sday Feb 10 • the 4lst day ol 1976 with 325 to : follow : The moon is between its : flfSt quarter and the lull • pha~ : The morning stars are : Mercury and Venus : The evening stars are : Mars Jupiter and Saturn • Those born on this date m : under the alsn of Aquarius l: American Journalist : WUllam Allen While was born : on Feb 10 11188 American • actorentertalnera Jimmy : Durante (1893) and HAlbert : W~~p~er (11130) also were born :: on lhla date • On thla dliy in history : In 1942 the American auto : Industry shut down ita : dvillan car auembly linea : fCH' the duration of World War : U and converted to mWtary • procllctlon : Green has great QUickness sa1d Orr He has meant a lot to our club thiS year He 1s a great offens1ve player Oh1o State which agam played nearly the whole game w thou! the serv1ces of leading scorer Larry Bolden and With a sub par captain Cra1g Taylor fell to 6-13 overall and 2 8 m the conferenet: Bolden still weakened from a bout with pneumonia played br efly while Taylor suffermg back spasms wore a corset which confiDed h1s movement Jud Wood paced the Ohio State scormg w th 16 pomts while Mike Daugherty and Mark Bayless had 14 each In other games Mondav JERRY COLEMAN Jerry Coleman IS proud to announce that he IS now your local SUN BOTTLE GAS representative Jerry 1s a graduate of Me1gs Htgh School and has three years expertence m the bottle gas field He IS lookmg forward to prov1dmg the people m Me1gs County and the surroundmg area w1th the best possible service available Tennessee s Southeastern Conference record to 11)..1 But we must wm those road games agamst Florida and Auburn because Vanderbilt already has beaten them on the road The Vols tightened their grip on f1rst place m the SEC as Erme Grunfeld scored 24 pomts Tennessee tra1led IZ4 m the early gomg but took command early m the second half In addlUon to Grunfeld s 24 poiDts Bernard King had 19 and Johlllly Darden 12 Joe Ford had 19 pomts and Jeff Fosnes 18 for Vanderbilt now 8-3 m SEC play lnd1ana ranked No I na llonaUy defeated M1ch1gan State BS-70 for 1ts 50th stra1ght regular season victory seventhranked Rutgers beat Delaware 111).. 87 ralsmg 1ts record to 20-0 and 14th ranked M1ch1gan topped Ohio State 90-66 in the other b1g games Monday mght Kent Benson scored 38 points and Scott May added 22 in Indiana s trnunph over M1ch1gan State The unbeaten Hoosiers also made it a record 30 ID a row m B1g 10 play mcludmg II thiS season They led 46-37 at halftime and were in command the rest of the way Hollis Copeland scored 22 points as Rutgers roared to its 20th consecutive VIctory The Scarlet Kn1ghts broke away from a 11)..10 t1e early ID the f1rst half and led 5\)-34 at halftune before turnmg over the game to reserves in the second half Steve Schlachter scored 17 pomts for Delaware Rickey Green scored 23 poiDts and Wayman Britt added 20 to lead Michigan over Ohio State Michigan never trailed after zooming off to a 6-0 lead It was Ohio State s runth loss m II games In Big 10 play this season In other games Walter Jordan s 20 pomts led Purdue to an ~ romp over North western Illinois whisked away to a l41loint lead early In the first half and never fell behind ID beatlllll Wisconsin 70-59 Adrian D!lntley s '1:1 points paced Notre Dame to a 95 80 win over St Bonaventure Georgia scored only Its niDth victory In a 63-game series when Jackie Dorsey s 24 points paced the Bulldogs to an lltl-81 triumph over Kentucky Leon Douglas scored 24 points in Alabama s 79-73 win over Florida HAlbert Gray had 20 points as Wichita State downed Loyola ( 79-77 and AI Perry s two free throws alter time had exp~red gave Mississippi Slate a 7l>-74 triumph over Auburn ru ) an BS-70 dec s1on over the Spartans Furlow shot extremely wellm the f1rst half Jnd ana coach Bobby Knight sa1d but we pretty much exerted control m the second half I thought Benson played extremely well The Spartans coach Gus Ganakas declared we stayed right With them but then we got mto foul trouble and our k1ds got fat1gued lnd1ana has a lot of power and ab lily and they use 11 to run their offense It s like trymg to move a mountam With Benson ms1de They were unpress1ve M1ch1gan bad no trouble at Oh1o State wmmng on the road for the fourth tune m conference play 90 66 Rickey Green dropped 23 pomts and Wayman Br1tt 20 The VIctory gave M1eh1gan a 9 3 B1g Ten record and dropped Ohio State to 2-9 OlmoiS moved back to 500 n B1g Ten competition with a 6-0 record on the strength of a 70 59 shellackmg of W1sconsm the Badgers lOth straight loss Otho Tucker dropped 22 poiDts and Audie Matthews 16 for the wmners while Dale Koehler netted 18 for W sconsm Purdue moved IDto th1rd place w1th an 86-Sa deciSion over Northwestern extendmg the Wildcats losmg streak to four games Hot shootiDg by Walter Jordan and Eugene Parker keyed the BoUermakers throughout the game and they coasted m the last half With a lead that once reach 36 pomts Furlow s 40 points boosted his league leading average to 32 5 per game With 1dle M1ke Thompson of Mmnesota holding second With 25 6 and Scott May of lndl8na third With 23 7 ~ .,., Kulakova Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor NEW YORK !UP! ) You ve been try ng every way to fall asleep and f nd you can t Someplace or other you ve caught yourself a basset hound of a cold Hours have passed s10ce you f1rst went to bed but you keep coughing and hacking every two m10utes and that nerve-gr ndmg nasal dr pIs nearly dr vmg you clean out of your b1rd To make you happ1er yet you have a b1g day com ng up tomorrow the kind where you re gomg to have to be sharp as a blade sharper m fact than you ve ever been before because th1s s one tune when nobody s going to g ve you any second chanc Certamly you remember somethmg like this happen ng to you and now that you do can you also remember what you d d about I' You probably got up went to your med1cme cabmet and got somethmg to relieve your cold help you get some sleep wh ch is what most nd1v duals w th any sense of self-preservat on would do Galma Kutakova a 33-yearold SoVIet cross..:ountry skier did essentially the same thmg a few rughts ago She put some drops n her nose a nd they helped her cold all r ght but th ey also altered the outcome of the Wmter Olympics m Innsbruck Austr a To the extent that they d1d the International Olymp c Comm1ttee s Med cal CollllnlSSion may be well adviSed to s1t down and reconsider how much log1c there is ID penal z ng a compel tor merely because he or she 1s tak ng the normal precaution agamst the common cold A f1ve t1me world cbamp1on and w1nner of three gold medals at the 1972 Wm ter Olympics m Sapporo Kulakova I mshed th1rd m last Saturdays five kilometer cross..,ountry event and then had her bronze medal taken away from her when traces of the ephedrme nose drops she used were discovered ID the customary test conducted after each race Ephedrme 1s one of the drugs prohibited n the Olymp cs It IS the same one which cost R ck DeMont the young San Rafael Cahf sw1mmer a gold medal he won m Mun ch durmg the 1972 Olympics DeMont had used the medic ne to alleVIate an asthma attack Prmce Alexandre deMerode head of the IOC s Med ca l Commiss on sounded practically apologetic expl mmg Kulakova s d SQualiflcat on He S81d such a small tra ce of the drug had been found m her test 11 seemed almost an mJusllce to take the medal from her However if we are to have a medical commiSs on and rules we must enforce them he S81d Sure but how about some common sense too There s no law aga1nst that EphedriDe IS a generic drug which means t s not protected by a trade-mark and no one company has any monopoly on t Used primarily for rehef of hay fever asthma and nasal congest on t frequently 1s prescnbed for ch ldren and s not considered harmful Sure rules are rules as the prmce says but as Shakespeare also sa1d JUStice always should be tempered With mercy And good sense What kmd of sense would 11 have made if young DeMont had not taken some kmd of rned1cat on for his asthma attack and had reached the pomt where breathmg grew so difficult that he became an emergency case Have you ever seen an asthma VIctim durmg the he1ght of a severe attack? I ve had such an attack myself and know if help doesn t reach you and fast you may never need any help agam at all Would 11 have been better had Galina Kulkaova not taken anythmg for her cold pernutted 11 to grow worse and then perhaps w nd up m the hospital w1th the flu so she couldn t compete at all' I don t think so I think t doesn t hurt to accompany the enforcement of rules With the applicaton of a httle sound JUdgment What do you think returns to win bronze By MIKE HUGHES UP! ExecuUve Sports EdJtor INNSBRUCK Austria UP() Russ a s GalUUI Kulakova reduced to near tears Monday when ordered to return a bronze medal won ID ~n earlier race bounced back today to WID a bronze m the OlympiC women s II). kilometer race Kulakova flrushed th1rd be h nd t~ammate Ralsa Smetamna and Fmland s Helena Takalo winner of the r.-ttilometers last week the race wh1ch got Kulakova in trouble w th the International Olymp c Committee after traces of the drug ephedrme were found ID her urme sample Kulakova took nose drops to ease nasal congestion brought on by a bout of flu Smetaruna s Wlnnmg time was 30 13 41 The Americans 10 the field of 44 a II f1mshed down the hst East Germany wh1ch won both the s10g les luge titles took the two man today through Hans Rmun and Norbert Hahn Rudolf Schm1d and Franz Schachner saved some face for host Austria by fmishing th1rd beh nd the West German team of Hans Brandner and Balthasar Schwarm The wmnmg duo clocked I 25 60 for the two runs after postmg the fastest tune m each heat U S hopes of a medal were rated excellent ID the men s 500 meter spnnt speed skating m wh1ch Peter Mueller of MadiSOn W1s was 1ts top man In Alpme sk mg Ph1l Mahre of Wh1te Pass Wash was attempting to turn a fourth place fm sh m the openiDg g1ant slalom heat mto a medalwinnmg run m the second more drivers msure w1th Stale Farm than wnh any other company College • ratmgs BILL FLETCHER 2l8 Powell 51 M ddleport 0 Ph 992 7155 Po n1s 420 J5S 288 S A I & 237 205 90 2J AIM 47 NIUIUN(I 46 OS ••46 25 24 P7110J 2 2 2 5 This is '4 Eastern Frosh 13 win over KC BY GREG BAILEY EAST MEIGS Th e Eastern freshmen of Coach Joe M tchwn ra1sed the r record to 8-3 Monday mght when they handled Kyge Creek 48-29 on the wmners court Kyger scored only one pomt m the mt1al per od Goebel and Spencer each had 10 points for the Eagles and Little added e ght The team hit a s zzhng 48 percent from he field 21-43) and 6 16 from the chanty stnpe Amos canned mne pomts for th e Bobk !tens aQd M91lohan had e1ght The team hit f>-20 free throws Both earns w11l part c pate m the Freshman tourney at Eastern Feb 16-21 Eastern s 1ext game IS Thursday at Ravenswood one of the team the Eagles bowed to De o G een F YOU HAVE THAT TCHYFEEUNG AFTFA BATHING YOU"D He lbougbt be was completely covered He Dever bothered to read tbe fme pnot in b1s pohcy and his agent Dever bothered to explalD it to b1m Doa t he a poor Jack drop 10 today lor a free no obligation professloDal evalua two af your lasuraDce coverage We m1gbt evea be able to offer you belter coverage for less tun you are Dow paying When you see us aon I lhmk of msurance but when you lhmk of tnsurance see us BETTER CALL ~ilcls SAYRE HARDWARE New Haven the car Jack 112 2l2S <il!) MIDDLIPOn PIIONI tft-2142 �•-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pom_eroy, 0., Tuesday, Feb. 10. t976 Southern girls win Meigs Sports Calendar RACINE - The Southern Totals 24-1!-56. SOUTHWESTERN Girls 8asketball team raised Nolan 3·1·7, Banks I.IJ..2, Gill its season record to 4·0 3-IJ..6, Kiser 2.1)..4, Ferguson I· Monday evening at Racine ll-2, Miller 3.1J..6. Totals IJ.J. with a 56-27 romp over the 27. Quarter Southwestern Highlanders. II 28 41 56 Alter getting orr to a sluggish SO. SW 4 7 II 27 start, the hosts caught fire in tbe second period and scored 17 points' to go into the locker W H A Stan d ing s room at intermission leading Monday. Feb. 9 - · Meigs Jr. High hos ted 1\thens, Meigs Gi rls hos ted Jack son , E as tern Jr. ll igh h osted South ern a t Chester, Meigs F r eshm a n were a t Athe ns, East ern Girls host ed Kyger Cree k, a nd Eastern F reshmen hosted Kyger Creek . Tu esd ay, Feb. 10 - Meigs Va r s ity ho st s Athens. Wednesday, Fe b. 11 - Me igs Jr. High hos ts Sha de, Southe rn Girls hos t North Ga llia . Thursda y, Fe b. 12- Meigs Fres hme n host .l ackson, Eas t e rn Freshm en at · Ravens w()9(1 , Southern Jr. High a t Wa ter.loo, Southern Girls at Kyger CrP ek . Frida y, Feb. 13 - Southern Vars ity hos ts lla nna n Trace and Meigs Vars ity at Jackson. Saturday, Feb. 14 - E a s tern Va rs ity hos t s Sy mm es Vall ey and Meigs Varsity hos ts Pt. Pleasant. Sunday, ~'e b . 15- Tournament drawings for Sectiona l at Me igs Hi gh Sc hool. (Southe rn , E as tern) Class A. Drawings for AA Sectional at Fede ral llocking (Meigs . ) Pro Standings By United Press Internation al 28-7. Sophomore Jean Ritchhart led all scorers with 17 points. Brenda Lawrence tallied ten markers, Cheryl Larkin s nine, anp Becky Sayre eight . Their superior heigh t allowed the hosts to get two and three shots every time up the court. All of Southern 's Players saw action. Nolan led So uthwestern 's atta ck with seven points while GiU and Miller had six apiece. Southern's nexl game is Wednesday when they host North Gallia at 5:30. SOUTHERN - Ritchhart 73-17, Lawrence 5-0-10, Sayre 4-6-8, Larkins 4-1-9, Roy IJ..1·1, Roseberry 1-3-5, Crow I.IJ..2, Walding l·ll-2, Jenkins I-IJ..2. E ast W. L T. Pts. gf ga New Englnd 25 25 5 55 17'/188 Oeveland Cinclnnali lndianapols 21 27 5 47 181 193 22 30 1 45 197 23'3 21 JO 2 44 148 164 West W . l. T . PIS. gf ga Houston Phoenix San Diego Minnesota 34 26 26 25 18 0 68 218 20 6 58 198 23 J 56 209 22 4 54 177 Cil nadian W. L T . P ts. gt Winnipeg 38 111 1 77 2-45 Quebec JJ 17 4 70 242 Calgary '16 '13 3 55 198 Edmonton 20 34 3 43 193 Toronto 15 32 5 35 215 x .Qifawa 1.4 26 1 29 134 x- T eam di sba nded Monda y's Results {No games scheduled ) Tues da y ' s Gam es Toron to at Ca lgary San Diego at Minnesota Wedn esd ay's Gam es Quebec at ~ in nipeg Cinci nnat i at Cleveland Ph oen ix at In d ianapolis Min nesota at San Diego 178 176 186 186 ga 168 209 176 243 262 172 TO HOST HANNAN Kyger Creek will battle host Hannan, W. Va. this even ing in a non-lea gue game. The Bobcats defeated the Wildcats earlier this yea r at Cheshire despite a 39 point performance by little Wayne Richardson. Kyger Creek . is 4-11 this year. A victory would be the most wins by a KC cage team Sports focus NBA St andings By United Pr~ss ln t erna t iortat East ern Conf erence Atlantic D ivi$ion W. L. Pd. gb Boston 35 14 ,71-4 BU ff l!liO 31 21 .596 51 fz Philadelph ia 30 21 .588 6 25 28 .471 12 New York Cen tral Division W. L Pet. gb Wash ington 29 2'2 .569 Cleveland 29 22 .569 Houston 25 24 .510 3 New Orleans 24 25 .490 .4 Atlanta 24 28 .462 51•., West ern Conf eren ce M idwest D ivi,ion . W. L. Pet. gb M il waukee 21 30 .412 Detroit 20 29 ..408 , , Kansas City 19 :) .358 3 16 1 • . 314 5 Chicago Pacific D ivision W. L. Pet . gb Golden St ate 37 14 ,725 Los Ange les 26 27 .491 12 Portland '13 28 .451 14 sea tt le 23 29 .442 141~ Phoen ix 21 27 .438 W h Monda y's Result Houston 105 KanMs Citv 86 Tues day'5 Ga me s Kansas City at A tl an ta II PITTSBURGH - LANNY FRATTJ\RE, a minor league baseball and hockey game announcer, Monday was named the color announcer for the Pittsburgh Pirates. He will join former Atlanta Braves announcer Milo Hamilton as the new Pirates broadcast team this season. 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WOMEN'S POLYESTER SEO frosh standings PEN EVENINGS TIL 9:00 - CLOSED SUNDAY TWIN CITIES GATEWAY A BA Standin gs 8 y United Press lnter i111tion1t BEnY CROCKER Hubbard's team wins CINCINNATI - SWIMMER GARY HALL has decided to "Go for the Gold" one more time. Unable to win a gold medal in the 1968 and 1972 summer Olympics, Hall, 24, hopes to swim to a first place finish this summer at the Montreal games. Hall, who won silver medals in both the 1968 and 1972 games, has been granted a leave Of absence from the University of Cincirmati Medical School to begin training with the Cincirmati Marlins, a local swim club. "It's getting tougher every year," admitted Hall, a former II)diana University star. "The competition is tougher than it ever was and it makes it more and more difficult for an 'old man' like me every time out. - PRICESAHE'KIGilt By Unlted Press IDtematlonal NO CHEERS HERE - Rita Nolan ( 40) and Kristy COLUMBUS -'- WINTER HORSE RACING will continue Kiser, ( 54) , two regulars on the Southwestern High School at four Ohio tracks, thanks to state approval of $85,848 in · girls basketball team , were caught here in a defensive emergency funds for operations through next. June 30. The posture Monday night at Racine when Southern High's state Controlling Board, reluctant to dig into the Emergency · girls upended these neighbors from GaUia County 56-27. Fund for any money at all, went along Monday with the state Jim Hamm picture. in seven years. Racing Conunission's request when it learned the tracks might be forced to close without operating funds. Middleport, Ohio The board refused, however, to authorize and an additional $148,556 for 1976-77. It also directed the commission to use $12,152of its equipment allocation to help pay salaries of Racin e, Ohi o. He r e are BY JIM CLELAND veterinarians and inspectors at the tracks. Peter D. Fleming some of the young people Jim Hubb•rd 's Syracuse Jr., executive secretary, said the commission could continue active in the program < Roy to supervise winter racing with the extra infusion of money, basketball lea rn blasted the son, Tim Hill , · Pete J ohn O.V . ~' . Allslars (new name) but would not be able to purchase any equipment. Sa yre, Brady Huffma n, Dave out of the Jr. Hi gh Gym in Snodgrass, Cork Cleek, Steve CHARLEsTON, W. VA. - WALTER EASLEY PUT a Rac in e Sunday a fternoon, Hendricks, John Salser, Greg · smile OIJ Frank Cignetti's face Monday and aged a few other winning by 14 poinls. The Hoffman, AI Hill, Doug college coaches who wanted him in their backfields. Ending a O,V.F. firs t team changed ils verbal tug-of-war that once drove him into partial seclusion, name from Pollikkers to "All Warden, Mike Huddles ton, the highly-regarded runrdng back decided to stay in his native Stars," but " wha t's in a Dave Clark, Monty Hart, Terry Clark , Don Dudding, name ?'' state and attend West Virginia University. Easley, bombarded with so many calls and visits from The All Slars did outlast the Nels Pickens, Steve Hill, coaches that he ·often sought refuge at a girl friend's home, Portland Bandjts of Terry o·a ve Robtnson, Ge rald turned down offers from such powers as Ohio State and Brewer by three points in the Hendri ck s, · Ge ne Shively, Nebraska. Sensing a backup role, or a defensive job, Easley second game. At leas t 50 kids Tim !hie, and fr om Portland, elected to forego Woody Hayes' club because "there were too showed up from the Southern Max Kn opp, Fred Miller, local area and seemed to be Scrap VanMeter, Paul Shultz, many question marks." "I warit a chance to play football and that means a chance ·. more sa tisfied with the way Buttons Allen, Keith Fitch, to play offense," the 6-foot-2, 201J..pound tailb.ack explained to ac tivities _we re c onducted . Red Walbrown and Terry , reporters at a news conference. I wasn't sure I'd get that F;our good tea ms of eight Brewer, coach and referee. These are the · names of chance at Ohjo State." players each were selected about one half ·of those SAVE '5.00 lo '7.00 fr om th e Racin e 0 .V.F. COLUMBUS- THE GENERAL PUBUC WILL be able to players. So we have the playing. We will lis t the res t MEN'S "LEGGS" purchase tickets for Ohio's first girls state high school basket- players but we lack com- · next week. ball tournament at St. John Arena April2-3. Tickets for aU sue munily suppor t of adull tournament sessions cost $15 and may be obtained by writing supervisors, and most of all , the Ohio High School Athletic Association, 4080 RQselea Place, money for equipment. NHL Stand i ng s . Boz U308, Colwnbus, Ohio 43215. Each order must include a At this time the Ohio Valley By United ' Pr es s International campbell conf er ence lUmped, self-addressed envelope. Fellowship Inc. is privately Patr ick Division SHIRT JAC Advance tickets wiD not be available for individual finan c ed a nd we ca nno t W. L . T . Pts. gt ga Weilr. in cr sessions. Class A semifinals games will be played Friday impose too much burden on Phi ladelphi 33 10 10 76 23 4 147 Av••l~ bl e tn wh•tt . P•nk . ~t11ow . Y Islan der s 28 14 10 66 205 127 morning, AA semis in the afternoon and AAA semifinals at those few who have helped in AN llan lig h t blu•. bti!Ol fl ~·u~ l1 lo· Jl ta 25 24 8 58 184 168 night. . lhe past. Please send your NY Rangers 20 28 6 46 175 223 Smyth e Di v i sion Saturday's finals are scheduled for noon (A ), 3 p.m. (AA ) conlributions and comments w. L. T . Pt s. gt ga and 7:30 p.m. (AAA) . Deadline for advance ticket orders is to O.V.F. Athletic Fund, c-<l Chica go 23 15 16 62 ·166 J.46 March' 20: ~ ' .. · Racine Hom e Na tiona1 Bank , Vanc ou ve r 20 23 10 50 174 181 St . L ouis - 19 26 B 46 166 t91 M inn esot a 16 33 4 36 130 188 Kan sas City 17 35 6 30 129 228 Wale s Conf er ence Norri s D ivi sion W. L. T . Pts . gt ga 39 7 8 . 86 228 ll4 Montrea l Los Angeles 28 2-4 3 59 182 te4 Pitt sburgh 22 25 1 51 216 211 De tro it 18 JO 7 43 148 207 · Washi ngton 5 44 6 16 148 279 Adams Divis ion w. L. T . Pts . gl ga · JJ 1t 9 75 209 15d Boston Buff alo 30 15 9 69 .23 1 162 . Toron to 23 20 11 57 191 184 Ca liforn ia 19 29 6 411 161 18 3 Monday' s Result s (No games sch eduled) Tuesday's Gam es St. Louis at Montrea l Los Angeles at Wast)i ng lon N Y Isla nder S at Van co uver Wednesday 's Gam e:s. Toron to at Allan fa P ittsb urgh at Cali for n ia De tro i t at Buffal o · los Ail geles at Ch icago Bo ston at M innesot a Washington et Buffalo Philadelphia at Chicago New York ar M il waukee New Orleans at Golden St. oerroit at Los Angeles w ednudav ' s Ga mes M il waukee al New York Boston at Houston Detroit ar PhoenilC Portland at Philadelphia New Orleans at Seattle •SILVER BRIDGE PUlA •POINT PI FI.UNT eMASON . CO UP ON ...!¥.4-!T!Lf!AW..t. . . . . .... . .............v.). t ~-~-~~- , COUPON CASCADE ~ ~i DISHWASHER ·~: 35 aof 89~ :.: · · .1' lWIN CITIES GATEWAY EXPIRES 2·14-76 ~ --- - - - · :1 ·1 W!llill VANISH COUPON . .. ' ·I COUPON ~ .. .. . • "I <I' • -1 . ·I . 'I ·LIQUID BOWL CLEANER NO. 125 16 OZ. CAN 39~' lWIN CITIES GATEWAY EXPIRES 2-14-76 '' .I ·I · .., ., ,. . 141h oz. BAG . ~~~~~J 1,. ............ ... . . . . . .. . ............. eo c.,.. --. ,. 1,, .~a; -11 • 'i' ' �•-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pom_eroy, 0., Tuesday, Feb. 10. t976 Southern girls win Meigs Sports Calendar RACINE - The Southern Totals 24-1!-56. SOUTHWESTERN Girls 8asketball team raised Nolan 3·1·7, Banks I.IJ..2, Gill its season record to 4·0 3-IJ..6, Kiser 2.1)..4, Ferguson I· Monday evening at Racine ll-2, Miller 3.1J..6. Totals IJ.J. with a 56-27 romp over the 27. Quarter Southwestern Highlanders. II 28 41 56 Alter getting orr to a sluggish SO. SW 4 7 II 27 start, the hosts caught fire in tbe second period and scored 17 points' to go into the locker W H A Stan d ing s room at intermission leading Monday. Feb. 9 - · Meigs Jr. High hos ted 1\thens, Meigs Gi rls hos ted Jack son , E as tern Jr. ll igh h osted South ern a t Chester, Meigs F r eshm a n were a t Athe ns, East ern Girls host ed Kyger Cree k, a nd Eastern F reshmen hosted Kyger Creek . Tu esd ay, Feb. 10 - Meigs Va r s ity ho st s Athens. Wednesday, Fe b. 11 - Me igs Jr. High hos ts Sha de, Southe rn Girls hos t North Ga llia . Thursda y, Fe b. 12- Meigs Fres hme n host .l ackson, Eas t e rn Freshm en at · Ravens w()9(1 , Southern Jr. High a t Wa ter.loo, Southern Girls at Kyger CrP ek . Frida y, Feb. 13 - Southern Vars ity hos ts lla nna n Trace and Meigs Vars ity at Jackson. Saturday, Feb. 14 - E a s tern Va rs ity hos t s Sy mm es Vall ey and Meigs Varsity hos ts Pt. Pleasant. Sunday, ~'e b . 15- Tournament drawings for Sectiona l at Me igs Hi gh Sc hool. (Southe rn , E as tern) Class A. Drawings for AA Sectional at Fede ral llocking (Meigs . ) Pro Standings By United Press Internation al 28-7. Sophomore Jean Ritchhart led all scorers with 17 points. Brenda Lawrence tallied ten markers, Cheryl Larkin s nine, anp Becky Sayre eight . Their superior heigh t allowed the hosts to get two and three shots every time up the court. All of Southern 's Players saw action. Nolan led So uthwestern 's atta ck with seven points while GiU and Miller had six apiece. Southern's nexl game is Wednesday when they host North Gallia at 5:30. SOUTHERN - Ritchhart 73-17, Lawrence 5-0-10, Sayre 4-6-8, Larkins 4-1-9, Roy IJ..1·1, Roseberry 1-3-5, Crow I.IJ..2, Walding l·ll-2, Jenkins I-IJ..2. E ast W. L T. Pts. gf ga New Englnd 25 25 5 55 17'/188 Oeveland Cinclnnali lndianapols 21 27 5 47 181 193 22 30 1 45 197 23'3 21 JO 2 44 148 164 West W . l. T . PIS. gf ga Houston Phoenix San Diego Minnesota 34 26 26 25 18 0 68 218 20 6 58 198 23 J 56 209 22 4 54 177 Cil nadian W. L T . P ts. gt Winnipeg 38 111 1 77 2-45 Quebec JJ 17 4 70 242 Calgary '16 '13 3 55 198 Edmonton 20 34 3 43 193 Toronto 15 32 5 35 215 x .Qifawa 1.4 26 1 29 134 x- T eam di sba nded Monda y's Results {No games scheduled ) Tues da y ' s Gam es Toron to at Ca lgary San Diego at Minnesota Wedn esd ay's Gam es Quebec at ~ in nipeg Cinci nnat i at Cleveland Ph oen ix at In d ianapolis Min nesota at San Diego 178 176 186 186 ga 168 209 176 243 262 172 TO HOST HANNAN Kyger Creek will battle host Hannan, W. Va. this even ing in a non-lea gue game. The Bobcats defeated the Wildcats earlier this yea r at Cheshire despite a 39 point performance by little Wayne Richardson. Kyger Creek . is 4-11 this year. A victory would be the most wins by a KC cage team Sports focus NBA St andings By United Pr~ss ln t erna t iortat East ern Conf erence Atlantic D ivi$ion W. L. Pd. gb Boston 35 14 ,71-4 BU ff l!liO 31 21 .596 51 fz Philadelph ia 30 21 .588 6 25 28 .471 12 New York Cen tral Division W. L Pet. gb Wash ington 29 2'2 .569 Cleveland 29 22 .569 Houston 25 24 .510 3 New Orleans 24 25 .490 .4 Atlanta 24 28 .462 51•., West ern Conf eren ce M idwest D ivi,ion . W. L. Pet. gb M il waukee 21 30 .412 Detroit 20 29 ..408 , , Kansas City 19 :) .358 3 16 1 • . 314 5 Chicago Pacific D ivision W. L. Pet . gb Golden St ate 37 14 ,725 Los Ange les 26 27 .491 12 Portland '13 28 .451 14 sea tt le 23 29 .442 141~ Phoen ix 21 27 .438 W h Monda y's Result Houston 105 KanMs Citv 86 Tues day'5 Ga me s Kansas City at A tl an ta II PITTSBURGH - LANNY FRATTJ\RE, a minor league baseball and hockey game announcer, Monday was named the color announcer for the Pittsburgh Pirates. He will join former Atlanta Braves announcer Milo Hamilton as the new Pirates broadcast team this season. 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WOMEN'S POLYESTER SEO frosh standings PEN EVENINGS TIL 9:00 - CLOSED SUNDAY TWIN CITIES GATEWAY A BA Standin gs 8 y United Press lnter i111tion1t BEnY CROCKER Hubbard's team wins CINCINNATI - SWIMMER GARY HALL has decided to "Go for the Gold" one more time. Unable to win a gold medal in the 1968 and 1972 summer Olympics, Hall, 24, hopes to swim to a first place finish this summer at the Montreal games. Hall, who won silver medals in both the 1968 and 1972 games, has been granted a leave Of absence from the University of Cincirmati Medical School to begin training with the Cincirmati Marlins, a local swim club. "It's getting tougher every year," admitted Hall, a former II)diana University star. "The competition is tougher than it ever was and it makes it more and more difficult for an 'old man' like me every time out. - PRICESAHE'KIGilt By Unlted Press IDtematlonal NO CHEERS HERE - Rita Nolan ( 40) and Kristy COLUMBUS -'- WINTER HORSE RACING will continue Kiser, ( 54) , two regulars on the Southwestern High School at four Ohio tracks, thanks to state approval of $85,848 in · girls basketball team , were caught here in a defensive emergency funds for operations through next. June 30. The posture Monday night at Racine when Southern High's state Controlling Board, reluctant to dig into the Emergency · girls upended these neighbors from GaUia County 56-27. Fund for any money at all, went along Monday with the state Jim Hamm picture. in seven years. Racing Conunission's request when it learned the tracks might be forced to close without operating funds. Middleport, Ohio The board refused, however, to authorize and an additional $148,556 for 1976-77. It also directed the commission to use $12,152of its equipment allocation to help pay salaries of Racin e, Ohi o. He r e are BY JIM CLELAND veterinarians and inspectors at the tracks. Peter D. Fleming some of the young people Jim Hubb•rd 's Syracuse Jr., executive secretary, said the commission could continue active in the program < Roy to supervise winter racing with the extra infusion of money, basketball lea rn blasted the son, Tim Hill , · Pete J ohn O.V . ~' . Allslars (new name) but would not be able to purchase any equipment. Sa yre, Brady Huffma n, Dave out of the Jr. Hi gh Gym in Snodgrass, Cork Cleek, Steve CHARLEsTON, W. VA. - WALTER EASLEY PUT a Rac in e Sunday a fternoon, Hendricks, John Salser, Greg · smile OIJ Frank Cignetti's face Monday and aged a few other winning by 14 poinls. The Hoffman, AI Hill, Doug college coaches who wanted him in their backfields. Ending a O,V.F. firs t team changed ils verbal tug-of-war that once drove him into partial seclusion, name from Pollikkers to "All Warden, Mike Huddles ton, the highly-regarded runrdng back decided to stay in his native Stars," but " wha t's in a Dave Clark, Monty Hart, Terry Clark , Don Dudding, name ?'' state and attend West Virginia University. Easley, bombarded with so many calls and visits from The All Slars did outlast the Nels Pickens, Steve Hill, coaches that he ·often sought refuge at a girl friend's home, Portland Bandjts of Terry o·a ve Robtnson, Ge rald turned down offers from such powers as Ohio State and Brewer by three points in the Hendri ck s, · Ge ne Shively, Nebraska. Sensing a backup role, or a defensive job, Easley second game. At leas t 50 kids Tim !hie, and fr om Portland, elected to forego Woody Hayes' club because "there were too showed up from the Southern Max Kn opp, Fred Miller, local area and seemed to be Scrap VanMeter, Paul Shultz, many question marks." "I warit a chance to play football and that means a chance ·. more sa tisfied with the way Buttons Allen, Keith Fitch, to play offense," the 6-foot-2, 201J..pound tailb.ack explained to ac tivities _we re c onducted . Red Walbrown and Terry , reporters at a news conference. I wasn't sure I'd get that F;our good tea ms of eight Brewer, coach and referee. These are the · names of chance at Ohjo State." players each were selected about one half ·of those SAVE '5.00 lo '7.00 fr om th e Racin e 0 .V.F. COLUMBUS- THE GENERAL PUBUC WILL be able to players. So we have the playing. We will lis t the res t MEN'S "LEGGS" purchase tickets for Ohio's first girls state high school basket- players but we lack com- · next week. ball tournament at St. John Arena April2-3. Tickets for aU sue munily suppor t of adull tournament sessions cost $15 and may be obtained by writing supervisors, and most of all , the Ohio High School Athletic Association, 4080 RQselea Place, money for equipment. NHL Stand i ng s . Boz U308, Colwnbus, Ohio 43215. Each order must include a At this time the Ohio Valley By United ' Pr es s International campbell conf er ence lUmped, self-addressed envelope. Fellowship Inc. is privately Patr ick Division SHIRT JAC Advance tickets wiD not be available for individual finan c ed a nd we ca nno t W. L . T . Pts. gt ga Weilr. in cr sessions. Class A semifinals games will be played Friday impose too much burden on Phi ladelphi 33 10 10 76 23 4 147 Av••l~ bl e tn wh•tt . P•nk . ~t11ow . Y Islan der s 28 14 10 66 205 127 morning, AA semis in the afternoon and AAA semifinals at those few who have helped in AN llan lig h t blu•. bti!Ol fl ~·u~ l1 lo· Jl ta 25 24 8 58 184 168 night. . lhe past. Please send your NY Rangers 20 28 6 46 175 223 Smyth e Di v i sion Saturday's finals are scheduled for noon (A ), 3 p.m. (AA ) conlributions and comments w. L. T . Pt s. gt ga and 7:30 p.m. (AAA) . Deadline for advance ticket orders is to O.V.F. Athletic Fund, c-<l Chica go 23 15 16 62 ·166 J.46 March' 20: ~ ' .. · Racine Hom e Na tiona1 Bank , Vanc ou ve r 20 23 10 50 174 181 St . L ouis - 19 26 B 46 166 t91 M inn esot a 16 33 4 36 130 188 Kan sas City 17 35 6 30 129 228 Wale s Conf er ence Norri s D ivi sion W. L. T . Pts . gt ga 39 7 8 . 86 228 ll4 Montrea l Los Angeles 28 2-4 3 59 182 te4 Pitt sburgh 22 25 1 51 216 211 De tro it 18 JO 7 43 148 207 · Washi ngton 5 44 6 16 148 279 Adams Divis ion w. L. T . Pts . gl ga · JJ 1t 9 75 209 15d Boston Buff alo 30 15 9 69 .23 1 162 . Toron to 23 20 11 57 191 184 Ca liforn ia 19 29 6 411 161 18 3 Monday' s Result s (No games sch eduled) Tuesday's Gam es St. Louis at Montrea l Los Angeles at Wast)i ng lon N Y Isla nder S at Van co uver Wednesday 's Gam e:s. Toron to at Allan fa P ittsb urgh at Cali for n ia De tro i t at Buffal o · los Ail geles at Ch icago Bo ston at M innesot a Washington et Buffalo Philadelphia at Chicago New York ar M il waukee New Orleans at Golden St. oerroit at Los Angeles w ednudav ' s Ga mes M il waukee al New York Boston at Houston Detroit ar PhoenilC Portland at Philadelphia New Orleans at Seattle •SILVER BRIDGE PUlA •POINT PI FI.UNT eMASON . CO UP ON ...!¥.4-!T!Lf!AW..t. . . . . .... . .............v.). t ~-~-~~- , COUPON CASCADE ~ ~i DISHWASHER ·~: 35 aof 89~ :.: · · .1' lWIN CITIES GATEWAY EXPIRES 2·14-76 ~ --- - - - · :1 ·1 W!llill VANISH COUPON . .. ' ·I COUPON ~ .. .. . • "I <I' • -1 . ·I . 'I ·LIQUID BOWL CLEANER NO. 125 16 OZ. CAN 39~' lWIN CITIES GATEWAY EXPIRES 2-14-76 '' .I ·I · .., ., ,. . 141h oz. BAG . ~~~~~J 1,. ............ ... . . . . . .. . ............. eo c.,.. --. ,. 1,, .~a; -11 • 'i' ' �• ......,.. 7- 'MieO.IIy ae:e:etm .... 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0., Tuesday, ~'eb . 10, 1976 Valentine party held g Meigs Salon 710 meets at Hysell home The mid-winter pouvior to be held Feb. 22 and 23 at the Neil House, Columbus, was announ~ at last nigbt's meeting of the Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, at the home of Mrs. Julia Hysell. Planning to attend are Mrs. Lula Hampton , chapeau, Mrs . Mary Martin, Mrs. Pearl Knapp, Mrs. Rhoda Hackett and Mrs. Catherine Welsh. It was noted that lund raising project lor nurses scholarship will be held at the dutch supper on the night preceding the opening of the pouvior and also that there will be a breakfast to honor Lynn Randall, American Legion Auxiliary National vice president. On Feb. 2() and 21 the American Legion Auxiliary midwinter convention will take place at the Neil House, and attending besides these named will be Mrs. Veda a Davis. Other meetings annouooed were the Eight and Forty pouvior to be held May 1 and 2 at the Fort • Hayes in Columbus, and. the Auxiliary and Eight and Forty summer convention July 9·13 . Chapeau Day at the National Jewish Hospital in Denver will be May IS. Mrs. Marie Boyd, children and youth chairwoman, reported that six boxes of valentines had been sent to the Denver Hospital In addition to 24 story books, and that two boxes o! cards had been sent to Sherry Birthdays honored Mr. and Mrs . Thomas Schoonover, Rutland, entertained , recently with a supper in observance of the Qirthdays or their daughter, Tammy, and her un cle, Robert Miller . Following the supper a cake inscribed "Happy Birthday Tommy and . Bob" was served with ice cream to Terry Pickens, Mrs . Robert Miller and Jeff, Mr. and Mrs . Don Miller, the hosts, and the honored guests. The day before the family teleplwned Mrs . ,Debbie Schoonover Searls in North Carolina to wish her a happy birthday: BIRTHDAY HONORED Mr . and Mrs. Max Eichinger, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, entertained· recenUy with a skating_,f!lld:.. slwnber party honoring ,,their daughter, Becky, oO:.li<r lith birthday. Attend!:!!/! - were Becky ' s Ma r sha ll , Meigs County ' s fibrosis child . cysti c Members voted on a new partner and it was noted that the Salon is now goal. A doll lamp was given by Mrs . I!<Jyd to he used lor a nurses s cholarship lund activity . Sherry Marshall's birthday was celebrated with members presenting her gifts . She also received several valentines. A silent auction was held and there was a secret sister gift el<change. The next meeting will he at the home of Mrs. Hackett with a bakeless bake sale to be held . BIRTH ANNOUNCEn REEDSVILLE - Mr . and Mrs . Hugh Martin, Jr . o( Reedsville are announcing the birth of their second son, Matthew Paul, Jan. 31, at Camden Clark Hospital in Parkersburg , W. Va. The baby weighed eight pounds, 14 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Martin have a son, Michael, age five . Grandparenl'l· are Mr . and Mrs . Grant Boring, Reedsville, and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Martin, Manakin-Sabot, Va . CHILO HOSPITALIZED Brian Keitt Friend, six month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Friend, Sycamore St., Middleport, is confined to Children 's Hospital. The youngster became ill Thursday a nd was taken from his home to Holzer by the Middleport Emergency Squad. That evening he was trans· !erred lo Children's Hospital. PRAYER MEET SET A county-wide prayer meeting wlll be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Hiland Chapel, near the Route 7 bypass , with Glen Bissell as class leader. KNOENIG ILL REEDSVILLE - Arthur E. Koenig, Reedsville , is C()nfined to the intensive care unit of Pleasant Valley HoSpital with pneumonia and a heart condition . HANLON ACCEPTED LETART, W.Va. - James K. Han Ion, son o! Mr. and Mrs . James K. Hanlon , Sr., of Rt. 2, has been accepted as a freshman student at Paimer College o! Chiropractic€, Davenport, Iowa. He will . take a !our academic-year course of study leading to the degree of . Doctor o! Chiropractic fD.C.) brother ,-riMax, Jr., Andrea Ba~ey, Becky Ambrose, Tammy Eichinger, Ruth Ann Fry, Sue Ellen Fry, Julie Elberfeld, Melissa Thomas and Barbara Grueser. HOSPITALIZED . Elza Gilmore, Jr. of Uncol~ Heights is c'onlined to the Holier Medical Center, Room 404. He has spent the past week there undergoing tests. MEET POSTPONED A mee ting of the Eleanor Circ le of Hea th United Methodist Church originally. scheduled lor Thursday · has been postponed until Feb. 19. PTA TO MEET SYRACUSE - Syracuse PTA will meet this evening at 7:30p .m . at the school. On Do-It-YounieU Dlvoree Dear Bottels : You advised your readers that d<>-it-yourself divorce is "comparatively safe '~ if there is no contest between the parties, if ooth Par-ties are present to sign the papers, there is .agreement over the 's plit in possessions, etc. (NOTE FROM HELEN : The "etc." includes no children involved, no complicated financial or property splits, defmitely NO CONTEST in a marriage of short duration.) As a lawyer, I take issue with your a!ISwer because it reflects that you either misunderstand or lack knowledge relating to divorces in our eastern states. For example, New Jersey provides that if parties voluntarUy enter into eny type of pre-divorce arrangement which Is incorparated into the <jivorce, it may not be changed at any future date unless the parties show that the enforcement would be unconscionable. In other words, if the wife fell ill and found it necessary to seek additional alimony, she must re\Urn to court, and if the predivorce agreement does not provide this option, the Court may prevent her from seeking that needed alimony. Let us compare this to the situation where an arm or leg is severed, and a year later the victim reports back to the doctor to ask that it be sewn Mr. and Mrs. john Doss 00 . · MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED - Miss Connie Jones daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Herb Jones, and granddaughte; of Mrs . Anna Ogdin, Langsville, and John Doss · were married Dec. 23 at the Martin Road Church of Christ at Dublin. Mrs. Ogdin made her granddaughter's wedding gown. Going from here for the wedding were Mrs. Ogdin, the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffith ' and her cousin, Karen Griffith. As for "both partners being present to sign the papers," a lawyer is the only SAFE person to prepare those papers. Personal possessions? A young wife may not know aboul a husband's pension plan or stock ownership, personal savings Divorce is a very complicated matter . Plellse do not mislelld your readers by making it sound easy. - NEW JERSEY ATTORNEY AT LAW Dear Attorney : Granted "d<>-it-yoursell divorce" is only lor couples whose lives present none of the complications you mention. But i! a man and woman simply want to call it quits after a brief marriage- no children, no property worth fighting over and especially no tentacles on the wife's part - the~ California_-type do-it-yourself dissolvement is, as we said, comparattvely sale. We believe yoong people should be aware there Is an inexpensive (though perhaps chancy) way to rectify their mistake. Whether they choose it or not is up to them. HBLEN AND SUE Removing furnitf!,re aids web removal house was used as a store room for six months, while I visited relatives. When I returned I round a number of spider webs that I cannot elimi nate without removing !he furniture from the rooms .. I live alone and am handicapped by arthritis of the spine so can you help me solve my problem. - J .R.L. DEAR MRS. J.R.L. Perhaps a neighbor ur relative would push your furniture out from the wall enough to clean the webs away. They must be removed from both walls and the backs of furniture pieces.. Brush down the webs (perhaps usi ng a broom with a cloth tied over it) and be· sure to crush any white egg co<:oons. After webs are removed, spray with a household insecticide. Do not rub tbe spray while damp or It niay leave spots. Even though the just sprayed areas look spotted lhey ,usually dry out satisfactorily. An exception might be when walls are dirty, and the spray Is heavY enough to run down the soiled walls to make streaks. POLLY. Monday thru .F riday · 9:00to7 :00 Salurclav9 to 9 have never seen this Peeve in the column . Keep up the good work with the column. +++ RUTI-l. DEAR POLLY - Do tell Dear Rap: Several of your rellders have stated that abortion prevents Rachel that when our new later child abuse. Seems to me abortion is the worst child refrigerator was installed, abuse or all: it kiUs babies. the man removed _the tape Statistics show that in places where abortion is legalized marks on il with appliance of yellrs, there Is also a rising child abuse rate. over a number wax and told me it was good Japan, having a 20-year record of legalized abortion, must ask lor removing any tape young mothers in public service messages not to kiU their marks. Also some people take infants. The infanticide rate there has risen steadily with new tape and press it over the aoortion. The moral would seem slmple: Just as in Vietnam old tape and when pulled orr to save the country by destroying where it was reprehensible the old comes away with the It, you cannot increase tbe nation's level of tenderness toward new. - ELEANOR . children by permitting people to do away with the inconvenient DEAR POLLY - Naomi ones who are out of sigbt inside their mothers. · · might bleach the flour sacks Dr. Edward Lenoski of USC has conducted the longestshe wants to reuse like my mother used to do . She hung term and largest study or abused children and their parents. them on the clothesline, and To his surprise. 91 per cent o! the children had been ' 'planned," left them for about two weeks as opposed to a much lower rate of planned pregnancies in the until the printing bleached population as a whole. A child's future acceptance isn't wbolly out. She then brought them based on his degree or wantedness during pregnancy. inside and laundered them ROBERTA and they were nice and white. I Polly ' s note - I thin k Dear Roberta: You're right: Abusive parents are often those inunature hanging them while wet and and distraught people who THOUGHT a baby would be the during sunny weather would to aU their problems - and discover they have answer help the job along ). ~ MRS . produced a problem which (seemingly ) has no answers. C.L.M. You will receive a dollar i! HELEN AND SUE Polly uses your favorite homemaking idea, Pet Peeve, Polly's Problem or CORRECTION VAu.J& solution to a problem. Write RATED Wilma Sargent is chairPolly in earc of this news- person lor the Middle~ort paper. Business and Professional Heart USED CARS Sunday solicitation · in Middl~port_ It was earlier reported that Mrs . John Werner was chairperson . 73 CADillAC Women's PACK BANQUET SET The blue and gold banquet of Cub Scout Pack 242, · Syracuse, will be held at 6:30 Friday at the Syracuse Elementary School. A pack meeting will immediately follow · the banquet. · front that Opens down, so this enables the mother dog to ge t 'in and out easily. Pads could be made for the bottom and lower sides so a wooden DINNER ENJOYED playpen could be used the Mr. and Mrs . Hugh Mcsame way. - EILEEN. Phail had a family dinner DEAR POLLY - My Pet party at the Meigs Inn Peeve is with money orderS Monday night in observance that have only two lines for of the birst birthday of their writing one 's name and AI the · daughter, Heather. address. The address should dinner also were their sons, be at least three lines long. I Corey and Scott. . DEAR POLLY - When our Irish setter had IJine puppies I could not find a box large enough to accommoMte such a big family. Suddenly 1 remembered the children 's old mesh playpen. It has a ~ 1r · · ·,. ' CALL I • '((( .J)) ~\ " ' t. I"I I. Monogram Pendants........ ]3.95-16.95 I ~ ·~·· :,""""''''~ , . (Free Engraving) j.: GOESSLER'S You'll Like Our Quality )/JEWELRY STORE , ... Way Clf Doing Business. GMAC FINANCING 992·5342 Pomoroy ,{;7 Open Evenings'tll6 :00 I· Court St., Pomeroy ---·-.,t) r TitS p.m . Sal. . ........... ., - 111ANK YOU POPSRITE CHERRY PIE FILLING POPCORN 39~ No. 2 Can " Nothing Necklaces ..................... 7.95 Karr & Van Zandt HARIMARE Ne~ ~~~en 882-2525 "'.. I I I S-YRE " Yellow Gold Pierced t.:· Ear Rings With Diamond ......... 14.99 I . $4795 - " I . 4 lb. COOKIES ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 ~:~; $} PEACHES No . 21! •100 3 Cans 46 oz. 49~ TOWN HOUSE by KEEBLER DOG . FOOD.~ •••••••••••••••••• CASH SAVFEOOR [)()(; D. . - $339 ...•....................... \ BOLOGNA ....•....... . ~::·r••.••.s141 \: . WAllEY BEU 2% MILK ' ,.," -' .. Tulee Sll.,.d BACON ENDS & PIECES 3 lb. for 1.59 7 ~=~·$} ~.!b $1.59 .KML BACON .. )~=:}1 CRACKERS •••••••••••••••••••••~":•• 69~ J0-80 BRAND lb. Sliced l -Ib. • " PRESSED HAM RIB STEAK TOMATO JU.ICE •••••••••••••••·.~:••.. • 2 FRENCH CITY USDA CHOICE BEEF AT A PRICE YOU ' LL LOVE! TWIN PACK ' GAIJ.ON USDA Olaice .CENTER CUT Chuck Roast....~·.7fJ 5 lbs. or More USDA a.aice Beef EASTERN LOCAL School District Board of Education 7 p .m, Tuesday instead uslial 7:30 p.m. · EASTERN BAND B*-ters, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at ~band room . ,!liG BEND Citizens Band Radio Club, 7:30 Tuesday ellenin~ at Rock Springs Ghlnge Hall. · .1JARRISONVILLE q•apter, OES, Tuesday. 8 p.m. in new lodge hall . Past Matrons are to take gowns wbrn the year they were worthy matrons. All area Eastern Star members invited. Members are to take potluck refreshments. XI GAMMA Mu Chapter, Be,ta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, hOme or Susan Baer, 4tl8 S. Fifth, .Middle~rt ; cullural program, "A Woman Alone," by Judy Crooks and Marilyn Anderson. · WEDNESDAY MIPDLEPORT Amateur · Gardeners Club, 7:30 p.m . Wednesday at home of Mrs. Ferman Moore, Lincoln Hill Road, Pomeroy. Bicentennial program to he presented and an exchange of homemade valentines is planned. POMEROY MIDDLEPORT Lions Club, . Wednesday noon, Meigs Inn. POMEROY CHAPTER, Royal Arch Masona, and I!<Jsworth Council, Royal and Select Masters, Wednesday , 7: 30 p.m. at the Pomeroy · , Masonic Temple. SUPERIORS BRAND USDA Choice Lean Beef ARM ROAST.~.~~~.... ~· age, ENGLISH ROAST.:..,.gge . . USDA $109 Boneless Roast ~...~·... ·' 2~ E T STEAK&S:. •;, $ 1· BUCK ....,........... . BEEF STEW.~~~.~.~..!·.! lit·~. 9 DART BACON.~~·E·R~~~~.. ~·.~.l ~-.. . GROUND CHUCK USDA Choice lean Beef GROUND ROUND 51 , '" .' '" " "' • ' District Supt. Terrell C. (Jack) Sanders, Jr. of the Cenll'al Ohio Dlatrict of the Church of the Nazarene has arranged a conference on Feb. 18 of Nazarene pastors of the churches of hla diatrict In Wheeling, W. Va. on Feb. 16. Pastors and their wives GRAVY MIX ' box * * * * * * * * l>· each "'. ··~~ . "' Grade 'B' Large EGGS Kozy Kitten CAT FOOD $ 15 oz. cans RC PEPSI-COLA Red Delicious -QUARTS APPLES and COLA l&oz. DIET . RITE bois.. pak 64 oz. bot. 4 for •]00 6~ DIET RITE SUPER MARKET •· Open Daily 9 to 1 COLA · Sun. 10 to 10 r.~~mar Mill We Accept Federal FOOdS..,.fM · · . PHONE 992-3480 ·. and Second Sts. We reaerve the rtibt to 1lmJt - •• I' \, •• 9$::· 89'· • - ' ) GRAVY MIX from this community will participate In the conference which will be held at Wilson Lodge, Oglebay Park. Guest ~j~eaker will be Dr. B. Edgar JoltnaOn. In addition 1o the special addresses there will • be discussion sessions and devotional perillds planned for spiritual refreshirlg and renewal. This will be the final conference ~ mlnlat.rs from the Cenll'al Ohlti Dialrict before lb1 quadrennl.ll unenl -tmb~ of · clenomlnaUon Ill the Convention Center, Dallas, Texas, June 17-211. O Home Styl~ Brown THUR!SUAY BRADBURY PTA, 7:30 p. m. Thursday at the school. Bicentennial ~rogram . MEIGS COUNTY Humane Society, 7:30 Thursday night at Middleport Village Hall. Everyone welcome . LAUREL Cliff Better Health Club, 7:30p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Marjorie Goett. Members wlll have a valentine exchange. FRIDAY MARY Shrine No . 37 Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem Friday at Pomeroy Masonic Temple 8 p.m. Potluck refreshments. RETURN Jonathan Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, 1:30 p.m . Friday at the Pomeroy First Baptist Church. Members are .to con tribute a historical fact in response to roll call. Keith Circle, bicentennial minuteman, will be the speaker. Delegates to the Continental Congresa to be elected. Hostesses, Mrs. George Skinner, Mrs. Mark Grueser and Mrs. Ed Foster, HAPPY Harvesters Clasa, 7:30 Frida)" at Trinity _Qlurch. (;onforence of • ji(lstors caJ/ed . PILLSBURY lb-'1.09 • •• CAROLINA 99~ LEWIS MANLEY AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY, 2p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Ruth Br4wn. itACINE MASONIC Lodge 4til! F&.AM, Tuesday, 7:30 p.nj. at hall; work in all three degrees; all Masonic members welcome. llliDDLEPORT MASONIC Lodge363, F&AM, Tuesday, 7 p .m . to present Master M"!'ons Degree; all Master Masons invited. ~YRACUSE PTA Tuesday at 7:30p.m. of Diamond Heart Pendat)ts ............. 79.50 98.00 . Diamond Pendants .................. .16.50 Heart Lockets .............. .16.50 - 17.50 miles, J owner . Sharp! TUESDAY MEIGS County Chapter 53 Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at DAV home on Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. • BEAUTIFUL JEWELRY That Says ' I Love You For Valentine's Day Yellow w ith brown V-roof. brown leather int. , full pcwer. fa c t. air. T&T wheel, full stereo. 39,000 BETTER FIRESIDE ASSORTED . RADISHES Davis. SLICED DEL MONTE FRESH RED .. SON BORN Mr . and Mrs. Jack Girton of Delaware are announcing the ~irth of a seven pound, 12 ounce son, James Phillip, Dec. 16, at Riverside Methodist Hospital, Columbus. Paternal grandfather is George Virion, Columbus. Maternal grandparents are Mr . and Mrs. Guy Cowan of MI. Alto, W. Va. Maternal great - grandmother is Mrs. Cora Pullen of Middleport. Mrs. Girton is the former Stephanie Pullen of Middleport, CPE. DeVILLE ydJIJli-[)GS VEGETABLES. ••••••••••••••••••~!:.. 29~ POTATOES ••• ~ ••••••• 10 lb. $119 FRESH CABBAGE •••••••••• lb. 13' annual IF YOU HAVE VEG-ALL MIXED IDAHO Campbell, Denl.ae and Sherry ;; Marshall, Jennifer Couch, ,.. Brian Tannehill, Tim Jeffers, Angle Baker, and senior . Auxiliary members, Mrs . · ... Grace Pratt, Mrs. Frtlllk " ' Powers, Mrs. Osby Marlin, Mrs : Marge Goett, Mrs . Charles Marshall, Mrs. Robert Couch and Mrs. Harry • accounts, life insurance, etc. Polly's Pointers POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - Could you help me solve a problem? My . At Prices You 'II Love/ I I PHEBE 'S STORE . 1Prices Effective Feb . tR-14 Right" Reserved to Limit Quaiititles We Glodly Ac<epl Fed. Food Slamps •• -~ A valentine party was held Saturday at the American Legion Hall by the Junior Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39. The group J!lljoyed music and played games with prizes going to Tracey Jeffers, Anna Wiles, Adam Edgar, Kelly Clark, Crystal Sisson and Brian Beeler. Tracey Jeffers also won the door prize. Valentines were exchanged from a valentine box. Tbe decorations carrying out the holiday theme were prepared by Anna Wiles and the refreshments were served from a table centered with a valentine arrangement flanked by red tapers. Heart shaped cookies, chips and dip, and punch were served. Valentine napkins were used. Attending besides shoe named were Pam Po-kers, Mica Jones, Cheryl Lehew, Peggy Snider, Robin :·r: Social ' Calendar •:.! �• ......,.. 7- 'MieO.IIy ae:e:etm .... 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0., Tuesday, ~'eb . 10, 1976 Valentine party held g Meigs Salon 710 meets at Hysell home The mid-winter pouvior to be held Feb. 22 and 23 at the Neil House, Columbus, was announ~ at last nigbt's meeting of the Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, at the home of Mrs. Julia Hysell. Planning to attend are Mrs. Lula Hampton , chapeau, Mrs . Mary Martin, Mrs. Pearl Knapp, Mrs. Rhoda Hackett and Mrs. Catherine Welsh. It was noted that lund raising project lor nurses scholarship will be held at the dutch supper on the night preceding the opening of the pouvior and also that there will be a breakfast to honor Lynn Randall, American Legion Auxiliary National vice president. On Feb. 2() and 21 the American Legion Auxiliary midwinter convention will take place at the Neil House, and attending besides these named will be Mrs. Veda a Davis. Other meetings annouooed were the Eight and Forty pouvior to be held May 1 and 2 at the Fort • Hayes in Columbus, and. the Auxiliary and Eight and Forty summer convention July 9·13 . Chapeau Day at the National Jewish Hospital in Denver will be May IS. Mrs. Marie Boyd, children and youth chairwoman, reported that six boxes of valentines had been sent to the Denver Hospital In addition to 24 story books, and that two boxes o! cards had been sent to Sherry Birthdays honored Mr. and Mrs . Thomas Schoonover, Rutland, entertained , recently with a supper in observance of the Qirthdays or their daughter, Tammy, and her un cle, Robert Miller . Following the supper a cake inscribed "Happy Birthday Tommy and . Bob" was served with ice cream to Terry Pickens, Mrs . Robert Miller and Jeff, Mr. and Mrs . Don Miller, the hosts, and the honored guests. The day before the family teleplwned Mrs . ,Debbie Schoonover Searls in North Carolina to wish her a happy birthday: BIRTHDAY HONORED Mr . and Mrs. Max Eichinger, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, entertained· recenUy with a skating_,f!lld:.. slwnber party honoring ,,their daughter, Becky, oO:.li<r lith birthday. Attend!:!!/! - were Becky ' s Ma r sha ll , Meigs County ' s fibrosis child . cysti c Members voted on a new partner and it was noted that the Salon is now goal. A doll lamp was given by Mrs . I!<Jyd to he used lor a nurses s cholarship lund activity . Sherry Marshall's birthday was celebrated with members presenting her gifts . She also received several valentines. A silent auction was held and there was a secret sister gift el<change. The next meeting will he at the home of Mrs. Hackett with a bakeless bake sale to be held . BIRTH ANNOUNCEn REEDSVILLE - Mr . and Mrs . Hugh Martin, Jr . o( Reedsville are announcing the birth of their second son, Matthew Paul, Jan. 31, at Camden Clark Hospital in Parkersburg , W. Va. The baby weighed eight pounds, 14 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Martin have a son, Michael, age five . Grandparenl'l· are Mr . and Mrs . Grant Boring, Reedsville, and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Martin, Manakin-Sabot, Va . CHILO HOSPITALIZED Brian Keitt Friend, six month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Friend, Sycamore St., Middleport, is confined to Children 's Hospital. The youngster became ill Thursday a nd was taken from his home to Holzer by the Middleport Emergency Squad. That evening he was trans· !erred lo Children's Hospital. PRAYER MEET SET A county-wide prayer meeting wlll be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Hiland Chapel, near the Route 7 bypass , with Glen Bissell as class leader. KNOENIG ILL REEDSVILLE - Arthur E. Koenig, Reedsville , is C()nfined to the intensive care unit of Pleasant Valley HoSpital with pneumonia and a heart condition . HANLON ACCEPTED LETART, W.Va. - James K. Han Ion, son o! Mr. and Mrs . James K. Hanlon , Sr., of Rt. 2, has been accepted as a freshman student at Paimer College o! Chiropractic€, Davenport, Iowa. He will . take a !our academic-year course of study leading to the degree of . Doctor o! Chiropractic fD.C.) brother ,-riMax, Jr., Andrea Ba~ey, Becky Ambrose, Tammy Eichinger, Ruth Ann Fry, Sue Ellen Fry, Julie Elberfeld, Melissa Thomas and Barbara Grueser. HOSPITALIZED . Elza Gilmore, Jr. of Uncol~ Heights is c'onlined to the Holier Medical Center, Room 404. He has spent the past week there undergoing tests. MEET POSTPONED A mee ting of the Eleanor Circ le of Hea th United Methodist Church originally. scheduled lor Thursday · has been postponed until Feb. 19. PTA TO MEET SYRACUSE - Syracuse PTA will meet this evening at 7:30p .m . at the school. On Do-It-YounieU Dlvoree Dear Bottels : You advised your readers that d<>-it-yourself divorce is "comparatively safe '~ if there is no contest between the parties, if ooth Par-ties are present to sign the papers, there is .agreement over the 's plit in possessions, etc. (NOTE FROM HELEN : The "etc." includes no children involved, no complicated financial or property splits, defmitely NO CONTEST in a marriage of short duration.) As a lawyer, I take issue with your a!ISwer because it reflects that you either misunderstand or lack knowledge relating to divorces in our eastern states. For example, New Jersey provides that if parties voluntarUy enter into eny type of pre-divorce arrangement which Is incorparated into the <jivorce, it may not be changed at any future date unless the parties show that the enforcement would be unconscionable. In other words, if the wife fell ill and found it necessary to seek additional alimony, she must re\Urn to court, and if the predivorce agreement does not provide this option, the Court may prevent her from seeking that needed alimony. Let us compare this to the situation where an arm or leg is severed, and a year later the victim reports back to the doctor to ask that it be sewn Mr. and Mrs. john Doss 00 . · MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED - Miss Connie Jones daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Herb Jones, and granddaughte; of Mrs . Anna Ogdin, Langsville, and John Doss · were married Dec. 23 at the Martin Road Church of Christ at Dublin. Mrs. Ogdin made her granddaughter's wedding gown. Going from here for the wedding were Mrs. Ogdin, the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffith ' and her cousin, Karen Griffith. As for "both partners being present to sign the papers," a lawyer is the only SAFE person to prepare those papers. Personal possessions? A young wife may not know aboul a husband's pension plan or stock ownership, personal savings Divorce is a very complicated matter . Plellse do not mislelld your readers by making it sound easy. - NEW JERSEY ATTORNEY AT LAW Dear Attorney : Granted "d<>-it-yoursell divorce" is only lor couples whose lives present none of the complications you mention. But i! a man and woman simply want to call it quits after a brief marriage- no children, no property worth fighting over and especially no tentacles on the wife's part - the~ California_-type do-it-yourself dissolvement is, as we said, comparattvely sale. We believe yoong people should be aware there Is an inexpensive (though perhaps chancy) way to rectify their mistake. Whether they choose it or not is up to them. HBLEN AND SUE Removing furnitf!,re aids web removal house was used as a store room for six months, while I visited relatives. When I returned I round a number of spider webs that I cannot elimi nate without removing !he furniture from the rooms .. I live alone and am handicapped by arthritis of the spine so can you help me solve my problem. - J .R.L. DEAR MRS. J.R.L. Perhaps a neighbor ur relative would push your furniture out from the wall enough to clean the webs away. They must be removed from both walls and the backs of furniture pieces.. Brush down the webs (perhaps usi ng a broom with a cloth tied over it) and be· sure to crush any white egg co<:oons. After webs are removed, spray with a household insecticide. Do not rub tbe spray while damp or It niay leave spots. Even though the just sprayed areas look spotted lhey ,usually dry out satisfactorily. An exception might be when walls are dirty, and the spray Is heavY enough to run down the soiled walls to make streaks. POLLY. Monday thru .F riday · 9:00to7 :00 Salurclav9 to 9 have never seen this Peeve in the column . Keep up the good work with the column. +++ RUTI-l. DEAR POLLY - Do tell Dear Rap: Several of your rellders have stated that abortion prevents Rachel that when our new later child abuse. Seems to me abortion is the worst child refrigerator was installed, abuse or all: it kiUs babies. the man removed _the tape Statistics show that in places where abortion is legalized marks on il with appliance of yellrs, there Is also a rising child abuse rate. over a number wax and told me it was good Japan, having a 20-year record of legalized abortion, must ask lor removing any tape young mothers in public service messages not to kiU their marks. Also some people take infants. The infanticide rate there has risen steadily with new tape and press it over the aoortion. The moral would seem slmple: Just as in Vietnam old tape and when pulled orr to save the country by destroying where it was reprehensible the old comes away with the It, you cannot increase tbe nation's level of tenderness toward new. - ELEANOR . children by permitting people to do away with the inconvenient DEAR POLLY - Naomi ones who are out of sigbt inside their mothers. · · might bleach the flour sacks Dr. Edward Lenoski of USC has conducted the longestshe wants to reuse like my mother used to do . She hung term and largest study or abused children and their parents. them on the clothesline, and To his surprise. 91 per cent o! the children had been ' 'planned," left them for about two weeks as opposed to a much lower rate of planned pregnancies in the until the printing bleached population as a whole. A child's future acceptance isn't wbolly out. She then brought them based on his degree or wantedness during pregnancy. inside and laundered them ROBERTA and they were nice and white. I Polly ' s note - I thin k Dear Roberta: You're right: Abusive parents are often those inunature hanging them while wet and and distraught people who THOUGHT a baby would be the during sunny weather would to aU their problems - and discover they have answer help the job along ). ~ MRS . produced a problem which (seemingly ) has no answers. C.L.M. You will receive a dollar i! HELEN AND SUE Polly uses your favorite homemaking idea, Pet Peeve, Polly's Problem or CORRECTION VAu.J& solution to a problem. Write RATED Wilma Sargent is chairPolly in earc of this news- person lor the Middle~ort paper. Business and Professional Heart USED CARS Sunday solicitation · in Middl~port_ It was earlier reported that Mrs . John Werner was chairperson . 73 CADillAC Women's PACK BANQUET SET The blue and gold banquet of Cub Scout Pack 242, · Syracuse, will be held at 6:30 Friday at the Syracuse Elementary School. A pack meeting will immediately follow · the banquet. · front that Opens down, so this enables the mother dog to ge t 'in and out easily. Pads could be made for the bottom and lower sides so a wooden DINNER ENJOYED playpen could be used the Mr. and Mrs . Hugh Mcsame way. - EILEEN. Phail had a family dinner DEAR POLLY - My Pet party at the Meigs Inn Peeve is with money orderS Monday night in observance that have only two lines for of the birst birthday of their writing one 's name and AI the · daughter, Heather. address. The address should dinner also were their sons, be at least three lines long. I Corey and Scott. . DEAR POLLY - When our Irish setter had IJine puppies I could not find a box large enough to accommoMte such a big family. Suddenly 1 remembered the children 's old mesh playpen. It has a ~ 1r · · ·,. ' CALL I • '((( .J)) ~\ " ' t. I"I I. Monogram Pendants........ ]3.95-16.95 I ~ ·~·· :,""""''''~ , . (Free Engraving) j.: GOESSLER'S You'll Like Our Quality )/JEWELRY STORE , ... Way Clf Doing Business. GMAC FINANCING 992·5342 Pomoroy ,{;7 Open Evenings'tll6 :00 I· Court St., Pomeroy ---·-.,t) r TitS p.m . Sal. . ........... ., - 111ANK YOU POPSRITE CHERRY PIE FILLING POPCORN 39~ No. 2 Can " Nothing Necklaces ..................... 7.95 Karr & Van Zandt HARIMARE Ne~ ~~~en 882-2525 "'.. I I I S-YRE " Yellow Gold Pierced t.:· Ear Rings With Diamond ......... 14.99 I . $4795 - " I . 4 lb. COOKIES ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 ~:~; $} PEACHES No . 21! •100 3 Cans 46 oz. 49~ TOWN HOUSE by KEEBLER DOG . FOOD.~ •••••••••••••••••• CASH SAVFEOOR [)()(; D. . - $339 ...•....................... \ BOLOGNA ....•....... . ~::·r••.••.s141 \: . WAllEY BEU 2% MILK ' ,.," -' .. Tulee Sll.,.d BACON ENDS & PIECES 3 lb. for 1.59 7 ~=~·$} ~.!b $1.59 .KML BACON .. )~=:}1 CRACKERS •••••••••••••••••••••~":•• 69~ J0-80 BRAND lb. Sliced l -Ib. • " PRESSED HAM RIB STEAK TOMATO JU.ICE •••••••••••••••·.~:••.. • 2 FRENCH CITY USDA CHOICE BEEF AT A PRICE YOU ' LL LOVE! TWIN PACK ' GAIJ.ON USDA Olaice .CENTER CUT Chuck Roast....~·.7fJ 5 lbs. or More USDA a.aice Beef EASTERN LOCAL School District Board of Education 7 p .m, Tuesday instead uslial 7:30 p.m. · EASTERN BAND B*-ters, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at ~band room . ,!liG BEND Citizens Band Radio Club, 7:30 Tuesday ellenin~ at Rock Springs Ghlnge Hall. · .1JARRISONVILLE q•apter, OES, Tuesday. 8 p.m. in new lodge hall . Past Matrons are to take gowns wbrn the year they were worthy matrons. All area Eastern Star members invited. Members are to take potluck refreshments. XI GAMMA Mu Chapter, Be,ta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, hOme or Susan Baer, 4tl8 S. Fifth, .Middle~rt ; cullural program, "A Woman Alone," by Judy Crooks and Marilyn Anderson. · WEDNESDAY MIPDLEPORT Amateur · Gardeners Club, 7:30 p.m . Wednesday at home of Mrs. Ferman Moore, Lincoln Hill Road, Pomeroy. Bicentennial program to he presented and an exchange of homemade valentines is planned. POMEROY MIDDLEPORT Lions Club, . Wednesday noon, Meigs Inn. POMEROY CHAPTER, Royal Arch Masona, and I!<Jsworth Council, Royal and Select Masters, Wednesday , 7: 30 p.m. at the Pomeroy · , Masonic Temple. SUPERIORS BRAND USDA Choice Lean Beef ARM ROAST.~.~~~.... ~· age, ENGLISH ROAST.:..,.gge . . USDA $109 Boneless Roast ~...~·... ·' 2~ E T STEAK&S:. •;, $ 1· BUCK ....,........... . BEEF STEW.~~~.~.~..!·.! lit·~. 9 DART BACON.~~·E·R~~~~.. ~·.~.l ~-.. . GROUND CHUCK USDA Choice lean Beef GROUND ROUND 51 , '" .' '" " "' • ' District Supt. Terrell C. (Jack) Sanders, Jr. of the Cenll'al Ohio Dlatrict of the Church of the Nazarene has arranged a conference on Feb. 18 of Nazarene pastors of the churches of hla diatrict In Wheeling, W. Va. on Feb. 16. Pastors and their wives GRAVY MIX ' box * * * * * * * * l>· each "'. ··~~ . "' Grade 'B' Large EGGS Kozy Kitten CAT FOOD $ 15 oz. cans RC PEPSI-COLA Red Delicious -QUARTS APPLES and COLA l&oz. DIET . RITE bois.. pak 64 oz. bot. 4 for •]00 6~ DIET RITE SUPER MARKET •· Open Daily 9 to 1 COLA · Sun. 10 to 10 r.~~mar Mill We Accept Federal FOOdS..,.fM · · . PHONE 992-3480 ·. and Second Sts. We reaerve the rtibt to 1lmJt - •• I' \, •• 9$::· 89'· • - ' ) GRAVY MIX from this community will participate In the conference which will be held at Wilson Lodge, Oglebay Park. Guest ~j~eaker will be Dr. B. Edgar JoltnaOn. In addition 1o the special addresses there will • be discussion sessions and devotional perillds planned for spiritual refreshirlg and renewal. This will be the final conference ~ mlnlat.rs from the Cenll'al Ohlti Dialrict before lb1 quadrennl.ll unenl -tmb~ of · clenomlnaUon Ill the Convention Center, Dallas, Texas, June 17-211. O Home Styl~ Brown THUR!SUAY BRADBURY PTA, 7:30 p. m. Thursday at the school. Bicentennial ~rogram . MEIGS COUNTY Humane Society, 7:30 Thursday night at Middleport Village Hall. Everyone welcome . LAUREL Cliff Better Health Club, 7:30p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Marjorie Goett. Members wlll have a valentine exchange. FRIDAY MARY Shrine No . 37 Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem Friday at Pomeroy Masonic Temple 8 p.m. Potluck refreshments. RETURN Jonathan Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, 1:30 p.m . Friday at the Pomeroy First Baptist Church. Members are .to con tribute a historical fact in response to roll call. Keith Circle, bicentennial minuteman, will be the speaker. Delegates to the Continental Congresa to be elected. Hostesses, Mrs. George Skinner, Mrs. Mark Grueser and Mrs. Ed Foster, HAPPY Harvesters Clasa, 7:30 Frida)" at Trinity _Qlurch. (;onforence of • ji(lstors caJ/ed . PILLSBURY lb-'1.09 • •• CAROLINA 99~ LEWIS MANLEY AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY, 2p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Ruth Br4wn. itACINE MASONIC Lodge 4til! F&.AM, Tuesday, 7:30 p.nj. at hall; work in all three degrees; all Masonic members welcome. llliDDLEPORT MASONIC Lodge363, F&AM, Tuesday, 7 p .m . to present Master M"!'ons Degree; all Master Masons invited. ~YRACUSE PTA Tuesday at 7:30p.m. of Diamond Heart Pendat)ts ............. 79.50 98.00 . Diamond Pendants .................. .16.50 Heart Lockets .............. .16.50 - 17.50 miles, J owner . Sharp! TUESDAY MEIGS County Chapter 53 Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at DAV home on Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. • BEAUTIFUL JEWELRY That Says ' I Love You For Valentine's Day Yellow w ith brown V-roof. brown leather int. , full pcwer. fa c t. air. T&T wheel, full stereo. 39,000 BETTER FIRESIDE ASSORTED . RADISHES Davis. SLICED DEL MONTE FRESH RED .. SON BORN Mr . and Mrs. Jack Girton of Delaware are announcing the ~irth of a seven pound, 12 ounce son, James Phillip, Dec. 16, at Riverside Methodist Hospital, Columbus. Paternal grandfather is George Virion, Columbus. Maternal grandparents are Mr . and Mrs. Guy Cowan of MI. Alto, W. Va. Maternal great - grandmother is Mrs. Cora Pullen of Middleport. Mrs. Girton is the former Stephanie Pullen of Middleport, CPE. DeVILLE ydJIJli-[)GS VEGETABLES. ••••••••••••••••••~!:.. 29~ POTATOES ••• ~ ••••••• 10 lb. $119 FRESH CABBAGE •••••••••• lb. 13' annual IF YOU HAVE VEG-ALL MIXED IDAHO Campbell, Denl.ae and Sherry ;; Marshall, Jennifer Couch, ,.. Brian Tannehill, Tim Jeffers, Angle Baker, and senior . Auxiliary members, Mrs . · ... Grace Pratt, Mrs. Frtlllk " ' Powers, Mrs. Osby Marlin, Mrs : Marge Goett, Mrs . Charles Marshall, Mrs. Robert Couch and Mrs. Harry • accounts, life insurance, etc. Polly's Pointers POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - Could you help me solve a problem? My . At Prices You 'II Love/ I I PHEBE 'S STORE . 1Prices Effective Feb . tR-14 Right" Reserved to Limit Quaiititles We Glodly Ac<epl Fed. Food Slamps •• -~ A valentine party was held Saturday at the American Legion Hall by the Junior Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39. The group J!lljoyed music and played games with prizes going to Tracey Jeffers, Anna Wiles, Adam Edgar, Kelly Clark, Crystal Sisson and Brian Beeler. Tracey Jeffers also won the door prize. Valentines were exchanged from a valentine box. Tbe decorations carrying out the holiday theme were prepared by Anna Wiles and the refreshments were served from a table centered with a valentine arrangement flanked by red tapers. Heart shaped cookies, chips and dip, and punch were served. Valentine napkins were used. Attending besides shoe named were Pam Po-kers, Mica Jones, Cheryl Lehew, Peggy Snider, Robin :·r: Social ' Calendar •:.! �• a:_ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Tuesday. Feb . 1~. 1976 JJ&~M;~···· UnK,....bl<ll••,. fwr Jumbles, one letter to uch SQu&A'. to rorm rour ordinar)' worda. "·'.-J,_ For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds s or:,.,. ou~ es p M Oav Before PuoHcolion Mnnday Deadline 9 a m HOYNE I I [l) [) ~RlJTOH ~ I J I ·rJ ::::::.:s"::~~~: I I )-[I I ]" ( XXXI J I WHEN YOU WOULDN ' T BE E)(PECTED "10 e>KATI:o CHROID Now amnii' tho ci..led lotte.. ~DURING"[ y.,,,..rd•r•• I J.... bl"' FRAUD MINCE CROTCH BEAVER , . , , .. .. o\naw"'r: Could fw quamtr.ftn.f'd 1n t,r .\ a1y - A CARRIER A dver ti~e ment Local Bowling MASON BOWLING LANES FERRYBOAT LEAGUE POMEROY LANES FIREBALL LEAGUE Januarv 19,1976 Won Lo s t Pink Pan thers 22 10 Hot Sh ot s 19 lJ T eam 1 18 14 F abric Shop 16 16 Team 5 16 16 Team 4 5 27 High Si ngle Gam e - Nancy Dobbins 175 . Maur1sha Nelson <1nd Nan cy Dobbins 156 , Selby Manley 154 High Series Nan cy Dobbins 440, She lby Mantey 42 1, Debbie Dobbins . 415 Januarv 16 . 1976 Won Lost Cline Construction 12 10 Spencer 's Spares 18 14 Grueser & So n Plbg . Ray ' s ca rry Out 14 12 18 ~0 8 24 Team 3 High Single Game -- Edd1e Whit! , 213, Moses Norman , 195, Donna McFarland 207 and 185 H1gh Se ries - Men . Edd1e Wh• t t , 555, Moses Norrnan , 507 Women · Donna Me Fa rland 570 and Cl'1eryl F ry 456 . MA SON BOWLING CENTER F ERRYBOAT LEAGUE January 23, 197 6 Won Lo~t Po meroy Fores t Products ' 30 10 Spe nce-r 's Spare s 24 16 22 18 Clin e Construction 18 22 Ra y' s Carry Out Gru es er & Son Plumbing 16 24 10 30 Tea m 3 H igh Single Game -- Men . Mo ses Norman 212 , Clyde Say re , 202 women Donna Me Farland 207 and 192 ME en . H rgh Se ri es Clyde Sayre 540, Mo ses No rman 528 wome n D onna Me Far land 553, Ruby Hubb and Shelby Manley 471 ' M ASON BOWLING CENTER FERRYBOAT LEAGUE February 6, 1976 w on Lo~t Cti ne Co nstruction 36 20 Po m Forest Prod 34 22 Sp encer's Spares 30 26 24 32 Ra y •s Car r y Ou t 24 32 Team 3 Gr ueser & Son PlbQ , 20 J~ High Single Game - Men . Je rrv Clme 202, Eddre Whrtt 20o, women Shel by Manley 19 4 , Ct1 er yt Fry 180 Hi gh Ser res - Men . Jerry Cll ne 577, Terry Sayre, 539 women · Shelby Manl ey 505 , Do nna McFa rl and 476 -SPECIAL!-- 12 WORDS 4 DAYS POMEROY LANES Thunday Strrkers J a nuarv 15, 1916 Won Lo~t s; man's Pick A Parr 8 0 Tearn 6 8 0 8 0 Team 4 0 a Tearn 1 Tearn 3 0 8 Tea rn 2 0 8 High Se ri es - T eqm 4, 931. s; man's Pick A Pair, 905, T earn 1, 830 $}25 ONLY 10 Pomeroy Forest Products A Low Cost Want Ad Will Cut Cost of Living •••••• WRITE YOUR ' OWN AD! lfS EASY TO ORDER BY .MAIL! 22 CASH WITH ORDER OFFICE HOU RS a 30 a . m to .'i 00 p . m Dai ly , B·JOa m . to 12 00 Noon Saturday Card pf Thanks t WOULD l ik e t o thank my tam ily and fr1ends f or lheir many acts of kindness shown me durrn g my re cent hosp ita trza 1ion Caratyn Salser 2 10 lip WE WOULD l 1ke to say " Thanks " to all those who hav e help ed us d ur•ng Brian 's il lness and s tay •n the hospita l We would li k e to thank everyone for !he rr kindness . those who brouqh t food , calls , the sta ff ot Hol zer M ed ical Cer l er and the many ch urches t or the ir prayers . God b less e..-ery on e Brian and Oebb1e Friend . Grandparents Pat Johnson F am i!y and Richard F rrend F amily 2 10 l!c Notice ASH ST Freew ill Baptrst Church , co rn er of Ash and Plum St in Mrddleporf . Will hold a rev r va l s tar t 1ng Mon day, Feb 9 Preach1ng eacti night by Rev Glen Col lm s. Nelsonville Star t s at 7 ·Jo p m The " Youth For Ch rr s t " Cho 1r will be srngi ng Pasto r IS Rev Noel H ermann 2 If ltc CAREER · awaits you with Luzre r Cosmet•c'L "a ctualrty p r oduCI for 53 years ." No lerrllo r y restrrction, work f rom you r hom e St rt l trme to w in your trrp to Nassau F or ap . pointment. call Madylon Stone ( 304 ) 727 92 69 (c ollect) 2 J 12tc ® Each initial and gro.up of figures counts as one word . Be · sure to count name and address, if used, and your phone number. Including prices for items offered in your want ad will increase response. . 1. 2. 3. 4. I 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Wanted pard t or all makes and cASH m9de ts of mob il e homes Phone are a code 61<1 95 31 4 IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT , PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SET· TLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS , PROBATE COURT, MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO Accounts and \IOUchers of the fo l lowing named fiducrar.es ha\le been td ed in tile P ro ba t e Cou r t , Me1gs County . Oh 10. for approva l and settlement CASE NO 20,833 Th ird Cu rrent Account of Betty Oono..-an , Gua rd ia n of the Guardianship Estate of N'ettre Smith , an incompterll person CASE N O 21 , 3~7 Frrst and Fi nal Account or Theron Johnson, Executor of t he Estate of Orba E StouL Deceased CASE NO 21, 397 First and Cvrrent Accovn t of Edwrn McLeod , Guard ia n of Lula Wheaton Davis. an in competent person CA SE NO 21,, 403 Frrst , Frnal & Oistribufive Accou nt of Robert S. While, A d min1s trator W .W .A of tile Estate of Se ldon J Whrte, Deceased CASE NO . 21.566 ' Fi rst . Final and D is tributive Ac c ount of Mary Irene Arnold , Executrix of the Estate of Raymond Day Arnold , Decea sed CASE · NO . 21,583 . First and Frnal Account of Flora Me Clure , Adm rnrstratrix of the E state ot Mar ion M cC lure , Dec eased . Un less excep t ions are filed there to , said accounts w ill be for hf'aring before Si!id Cour t on til e lOth day of March , 197 6, at Whr c h lime said acc ounts w ill be co nsrdered and c on l inued from day to day until finally d •s po sed of Any pe rson interested may f ile wr i tten exceptions to said accounts or to mailers per tainmg to the execut ion of the tru~t . not tess than five deys prior to the date . set t or hear ing 10. 11. 12. '· ,. CITY PHONE MAIL WITH •us TO THE DAILY SENTINEL lll OOURJ ST. MANNING D . WEBSTER POMEROY, OHIO . 43769 I JUDGE r • 1J .tt c - _:_ NAME ADDRESS 423 conrmon Plees co urt. Proba!e Di\lislon M!!i~s County , Ohio (2 1 10, 1I< Blown Insulation Services v.a Financmg Available Btowr~ into Walls& Attics STORM WINDOWS & DOOAS Wh1te2 dr ., 4 speed trans .. rad1o, body mouldings , w -s w t i r es It's I tke new wi th less than 5,200 mi les. REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDtNG · SOFFITT GU'rTEAS-A WN INGS 1974 DATSUN710 CPE . lARRY LAVENDER Syracuse , Oh•o 1975 PINTO MPG $2995 $2695 Local 1 owner. automatic, blk . vtnyl int . trim , si lv er tm1 sh, good tire s, radio , real economy . Book Value Price $2875 Clearanc:e. Cakes, Balled andlleccnted To Your Order 6'.311--NBC News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13, Andy Grlflllh 6; CBS News 8, 10; Your Future is Now 33; Hodgepodge Lodge 20. ., Quality Print ShOp 7 :00-":'"ruth or Consequences 3; To Tell The Truth .of; Bowling for Dollars 6 ; Country Place-S ; News 10; Pomeroy Office 105 Butternut 992 -334S Formerly Weed Wholesale . F e aturini : Oelux zeroK copy Ser..-ice , Q l fice Suppll~s , M i meograph Suppl tes. largest selection of wed d ing sup plies in Sot.Jfh · eas tern Ohto The Print Shop Complete (Still in business in Mid · dleportl l:i' -8 2 m o. Licensed baker and decorator. Kitchen State Inspected Kuhl Cake Decor Call 992-7537 Pomeroy. Ohio Ph . 992-3993 4 10 1 mo TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1976 MAKE For Rent J AND 4 RM . f urn iShed and unfvrn ished apts Phone 992 5<134 1r 9 t t c COUNTRY Mobile Hom P Park . Rt JJ, ten mrles north ot Pomeroy Larg e tots with· con c rete patios , srdewa lk ~. runners and o ff street parking . P11one 992 7479 :2 31 li e 2 BEORM . mob i le home , r ea l ni ce . Ph one 992 3324 2 .4 )IC H ou ;., E in ~utland SH'l8 C .:lll 99'1 1 4 IIc FURNITURE STRIPPING SERVICE Removal of Paints Plastics Varnishes. etc . wood or Metal. Repairs Ref~r'f tS hrng of Furniture Burnishing Polishirig of Copper & Brass ~ 1968 250 FORD Pickup , 43 ,000 actual mil es . PMQne 992 3640 2 8 71p We Buy Anl1ques 1969 VO'LKSWAGEN wrth Baja k rl. $650 Phone 992 566 3. 2 8 61c MODERN CHEMICALS 100 Kerr Street Pomerov, Ohio 4S769 (614) 992 ·2798 , Dick Sevier 1 29 1 mo 19!'> C H EVY ron I Wht:'cl driv e pickup · l'il tun cc o t fa ctor y wurru nty Check il'ltS b c t ore you buy ,1 ne w Dn e Pllone AJt cr ''P 111 or on wccl<.cnds. 99? 1 t96 t 9 l fc SLOAN 15 CARPOING 1968 JEEP Wagoneer . 6 cyl s td .• lock out hubs . Phone Harold Brew er , Long Bottom , Ohro (6 14) 985 355 4 2 I lfc Free estimates on carpeting and ' installation . We' II bring samples to your hom e with no obli9ation. See how you can really save. Mike Young, Manager Sales and Installation Rt . 3, Pomeroy , Ohto 457" Phone day or ntght 614 -992-1206 ! 1.1 1 mo . FOR D . 4 whee l drt ..-e tru ck , V B, good condrl10n Haro ld Brew e r . L on g Bottom Phon e (6141 985 3554 . ----~-~---- ~ ( _ _ _ _ _ _ :__ : l!lc U N FUR NISHED , 2 bedrm 196B OLDSMOBILE 98 , ne eds apt newly r ed eco rated , repa rr, S200 Phone 992 6162. fu l ly ca rp eted . Call before 9 2 ~tc 4 a .m .• 992 2288 . A PT , 4 l"m bat h, furnrshed Phon e 992 5908 2 <l · tf c 2 6 II C La Salle HOTEL Middleport, a. Ph . 992 -1771 Rooms, SS.OO up Special Rates by Wee~ For Rent or Sale For Sale 1969 MERCURY Wag~n , automalic , am tm radro , runs good . good gas mrleage Call992 3~19 before 2pm . orafter6pm . 2 10 JIC 197d 1 TON Ch ev dump t r uc k, v 8 . t154 , 4 sp , p s . p b • 16.000 a c tual mrtes . 53 .800 Phone (~ 1 4 ) 985 3594 . 2 8 lip 1971 COMET G T , V 8. s tanda rd. new tire s and paint , shock s. brake sh oes , 49.000 m rles . S t .000 Phone (614 ) 98 5 3594. 2 8 lip For Sale SEWING ofall kinds, dresses' for .:111 occastons , slacks, shrr t s, new b orn ta yelles, 1970 350 JOH N Deere Do zer, 6 cu r t ains , drapes . Phone 992. fl . blade . canape, com 3035 and ask for Dorothy p letely rebuilt . $5,950 Phone 2·4 121 c (614) 985 3594 -·. 2 8 ]lp 1964 JOHN Deere Dozer. Qas en g.ne. ~ fl pta d e, canape , win c h , re..-erser bar , complete ly ,-'ebu il l. SS,OO(l PMne (6 141 985 3594 . 2-8 71p ENJOY gora cious li\ling at Village Manor ·- In M rd . dlepor t tor as tow as S130 p 1•r mon th with all l•l il,•i es paid These are brand new h igh quality 196o1 JOHN Deere dozer, 10 10 apartments at p rices you diesel ehgine , 8 ft . blade , good condition, $4,000 can afford Your rent in Phone f614 l 985 3594 eludes month to mon t h leases . a l l elec . l iving, 2 8 7tp carpeting , range and ~ refr igera tor , fre e trash PtG S for sa iC' . approx 65 lb s. pickup , ca ble TV at your Phone 992 3640 . expense, and o n Stte 2 8 71p laundry fa cili ti es . Con venientlo shopping on Thi r d STOR M window s, lour 34 x 91. and M ill Stree ts In Mid thre e28x71.three28~90,S7 ctlepor! See the mana ger a! each . Phon e 992 5171. River side Apartments or 2·8.41p call 992 , 3273 . Furnished -·-··- ·- · --· apartments are also CORN for sa le Phone {6 14) ava•llble 985 3538, Paul Ka rr 2 8 61p 2 2 71!tc ,.. --·- ---· ----- Plexaglass . Table TOPI • Mirrors - Storm & Screens. FERRELL'S GLASS & HOME MAINTENANCE Sl d l n 9 - Vinyl & Alumin um . Window Glas_s & Glaz ing On the Job or rn Shop . . P ick up and deltverv service . · can Collect 311-8239 Specialize In build -up raolln9 & hot roofs. Free Estimates · 10 years ex· perience. Harve Ferrell Bidwell , Ohio 2·6 1 mo . Blown Insulation Services Blowri' into Wa lis & Attics STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIOING· SOFFITT GUTTERS.AWNINGS lARRY LAVENDER S..,tacuse. Ohio Ph . 992-3993 ---·------ .... ---- !i·::r .lr,.. ~ cD.oP Automatic Water Conditioner \ Model UCXXX, 210,000 Weekly Grain Capacity S299 •. ~ ---:::J) Reg. SJ39 .0u Val. 1 BR Bri ck home , 6 y r s , '1 1 , bat h s, garage on 2 B a cres on paved road near For ked Run Slate 1 ores! Phone (614 ) 667 3787 . \38,000 1 15 271p -- 3 ~~- -- - - -- ---- BEDRM . . house rn Mid dl eport . corner lot. New bath , sto r y anel ha lf , utility room, new carpeling and new roof, garage and work room, fruit ce llar . Close to and sho pp1ng sc ho o l $17 ,500 . Phone 992 -7624 I 17 261C POMEROY LANDMARM, w. Caney. Mgr . ... Phont 991-2111 HAY for sa t e, s t bale or trad e? Phon e Frank Dachel , Leading Creek Rd 742 2085 . 2 1 161p 4 RM HO USE ' Wi th " ba th rn Syrac u se on Sec ond St . Phon e 992 7553 . 2 6 6tc -·----~-------·' ~-- HOUSE for so;~le. ex tra large living room , dining room, large kitchen, fami l y room, 2 bedrooms , bath , all ca r pe l ed, excep t k •tchen, n tce yard, good lo cation . May be seen at 332 Grant 51 , M •ddl epo rt . 2-9.6tc NI CE 2 bedrm . h ome, bath , refrigerator, s lo..- e, wash er and dryer., 11ardwood floors, new thermo pan e windows, storm doors, alum . sidit•4, concrele porches , n ew nat gas furna ce. $10,500 . Phone 16141 985 4245, Chester . 2- 10 6t c ONE AC~ E , 6 rms and bath, Rt 3, Pomeroy , Rose Hill. D ick Davr s property, full basement , a l um rnum siding, PJtneled S10.000. Ca II Pak Hill 685 6576 even ings ; Jackson '286 3004 days . 2 5 JO!p --------------NEARLY fmi shed , bi level, sp lil entry , 5 bedrms, 3 baths, equ ipped kil c hcn , famlty room, 2 car garage, $44 ,000 Phone f6 t4) 985 . 381 0. ~ ~. VIrgil 8 ., Sr., Bro{<er 110 Mechanic Pomeroy, 0. Phone 992·3325 PH. 992-6173 Pomeroy Ph . 991· 2114 1 22 1 mo . Real Estate For Sale 40x100 LOT , $300 , in Pomeroy . Call { 614 864 2490 Reynold!. burg. after 3: 30pm . 2 10 Jtc STEAM HEAT - 2 S 6tc ~ ___ _ _ 5 ROOMS and bath on 1SO 'x1 00 ' lot, $6500 Com . plele finan cing . Phone 992 5786 . 2 5 61< 3 BRs .. lois of stora ge , gas F .A. furnace, 2 concrete porches, dry basemert , garden, and garage . $21 ,500. MODERN - 4 BRs , 1112 large kit . with baths, dining, oil furnace, 2 car garage and one level acre . S60,000. OLD HOME - In excellent kit., gas furnace, ni cely remodeled , with central a1r and heat . 2 car garage . Ptcnlc cave . 131,000. MIDDLE I ·older PO~T - hpm~ with SYRACUSE Newer home , 3 BR , bath, some panel mg & til e , hardw ood floors, N. gas F . A furn ace . partial ba sement, garag1 $22 .500. ' POMEROY - , lt,,. acres, 200 ft . frontage . ortgmally had 2 houses . Ideal for home or trailer . SJ,OOO. RUTLAND - 2 BR . ba th . dining R., was h R .. porches , garage A good buy at S8,500. RUTLAND - ·2 BR , bath . dining R., carpe t ed, paneled ti!ed, garage, close to shopping . $9,500 157 ACRES - Columbia & Salem Twps . 35 A. for cultivat ton . 50 A. ttmb er. lot ouf of ·flood area . Only 116.500. TURN YOUR SELLING PROBLEMS OVER TOUS. • 42 +A 7 3 2 oloJ Both vulner<Jblc other bldgs. $38,000. 0}1/NER HAVE A ShLING PROf!l~EM ' ~ LET US SOLVE IT . CALL NOW . WE NE ED LISTINGS . LITI'LE ORPHAN ANNIE LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-SECOND·STORT SEE l~' PAPER ? THIS'Ll t<IL I. yUH! ALL ABOUT OUR ALAS, AND WILL HERO, lH' UNABlE TO Lf.AD HIS i3AND FOR 6RfAT PHER LA PlAlA - ~.OME 'TIME •• FOR SALE 1975S Proof Set (6 pcs .l $25 .00; 1975 Mini Sel $9.00; 1976 Silver Proof Set (3 pcs. l S15.00 ; 1976 Silver UNC Sel {J pcs .l $8.50 . Call Rulland , 741 ,2331 R&J COINS years expl'rience lnsureiJ , tree estrma tes Ca ll 9V2 2384 or (6 141 ~98 - 7257 A lban y . ' _ ::... _ ...., .10- 15 tf't: ____ ___ . - SEW ING MACHINE Reparrs, ser vice, all makes . 9"2 221!~ . The Fabric Shop , Pomero'f . AuthOrrzed Singer Sates and Ser..- lce . We sha rp en Sc i!)sors . ' 3 29 .1fC ~~@·~~ · An Oklahoma reader wants to know what our opening b1d vu lnera bl e is with : oil A K Q .192 6. A 2 +7 6 5 o1o 3. We make the book opening bid of one spade. With two aces you should never- or at least ·almost never- preempt in the first seat. (Do you have a question for ths experts? Write "Ask the Jacobys" care of this newspaper The Jacobys will answer md1v1dual questions rl stamped. self-addressed envelopes are en-closed. The most interesting questions will be used in this column and wifl receive copies of JACOBY MODERN.) mountain range 12 Permission 5 Steve or Yesterday's Aaswer 13 Practical Fred joker's 6 Fewer 20 Actor 31 Boxing holiday 7 Schoolboy · Hackman match (3 wds.) 8 Sinatra's ex 21 Far from 32 Pulpit 15 King ( Sp.) 9 Hold it! land sign-off 16 Birds as a 11 Beat it! 22 Cadence 33 Isolated class (2 wds.) 23 Italian 34 Opening bet 17 Novelist 14 Exaggerate isl~nd 35 Hold office Wister 17 Lothario's 21 Domestic 36 Thessalian 18 Flip one's glance 26 Borgnine mountain 21 Malt vmegar 18- waist is one 37 Sea (Fr.) 24 - in Japan 19 Adored one 30~~~~~36~V~ex~;<-, 25 Practical joker's time '-;--+-t--t-ffi (2 wds.) r. 27 Czech river 2S Extra-base (2 wds.) onl4 a coupla' feet deep' 1hat's bad!' 1'®. %:. ~ CO ",OLJ THE 6REATE51 ALL-J.Ra.JND F16HTER CN EARTI-I. CNLY 'rbU ,.,..., r\.A..KA- THE C:OTTED ELEPHANP- ~ ,,.,, CAN SAVE ME FROM CYRIL THE SWINE ·"·- 32- mode 35 Nursery rhyme character I ADM JN ISTRA11VE ABILITY . hm• to work it: ' AX\'DLBAAXR I. 0 N G F E L I. 0 W ' One letter simply stands for anotht'r . In this· sample A is useO for the three I.'s, X for the t wo O's, etc Single letters. apostrophes, th(' length and form at~on of lh£' worcls an~ all hint s. Each da~ lhl' code lclt{'rs arc dJtfC'rcnt. 8 A.M., The Noon Report, ...... CRYPTOQUOTES and 5 P.M. ON IKH 21) In bvsmess today. dor)'t expose all your cards at o ne tirne You 'll have some rnlerruptions in your domestic rout rne today. They should turn out to be fun is y SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. ARIES (March 21-April 19 ) I'U.LO OPER..lDR I'D LIKE TO PLACE A PERSON -TOPERSON CA LL TO DES MOI NES, IOWA I •._ _.-- t oday I f not Invo lv ed in something th at chal lenges your rmagmatton . Seek a creall\le outlet For Wednnday, Feb. 11,1976 DAILY CRYI'TOQl!OTE -'THE RECORD SHOW/; ll'AT WHILE SHE WA5 A FAIR 1D MJDDLIN0 DE510NER, SHE EXHIBITED DEFINlTE AND LEADERI;HI P QUALITIES! K OYRH, TUPKVKRC D8Z YC CYOP J KV JYCI IKTTN ·. - CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Although you may have your mind set upon dotng somethrng a certa in way, don·t ignore bnght alternatives th at occur to you 19) Should you ftnd It d tfltcu ll make decrslons today. so~nd tt1em out on a clever fnend whose advtce has been helpful before. GEMINI (Mal 21June 201 AQUARIUS (Jon. 20·Feb. 191 Put your mnovat 1..-e ta letlls to work t o d ay Try fresh ap~ proa clles lo solve old problems CANCER (Juno 21 ·Julr 22) PISCES (FEb. 20-March 20) Things done on th e spur of the moment tod ay will turn out to be the mo st e~cltt ng and1 fun Keep your sched ule llexiljle Worthwh ile rnforma tio n may be passed on 10 you today through someone you'll encounter socially It cou ld be a chance r,em~;~r k (July 23-Aug . 22) Hunches today regard ing the outcome of an event are hkety to be rather accurate Plan & 51 along those lr"nes. .·' VIRGO {Aug. 23·S•pt. 22) If LIBRA (Sopt. 23-0ct. 231 A co ndition that could beneftt you financially. careerwise. or LOWEEZV SMIF!! to Something advan tageous may be offered to you today from a leas t e~j.lected sou r ce perhaps through a co-wor ker you find yourself thinktrtQ about a particular l nend today. tl could be because you·re on her mind. too TORF HOURS Save your clincher f or the clos e TAURUS (April 20-Mar 201 LEO MASON. FUINITURI Ma1011. W.Va. IO : oo-Te~Qef: Corruptors SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 22) You' re apt to be a tnfle restless opera AT Herman Grate Remembers 20. 9:tl0---Chico & the Man 3 3,4, 15; Cannon 8, 10; Theater In America 33; Images of Aging 20 . 9: 311--Dumpllngs 3,4, 15. · lO :DO-Pefrocelll 3,4,15; Blue Knight 8,10; News 20; Almanac 20; Ourstory 33. tl:DO-News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15; ABC News 33. 11 :311--Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Movie " All fhe Kind Strangers" 6,13; Movie "The Strange & Deadly Occurrence" S; Movie "Five Branded Women" 10; Janakl 33. l:OG-Tomorrow 3,4; News 13. CHANNEL FIVE 1 : oo-Good News for Today I c I 7:3Q--Blll Cosby Show {c) 8:oo-Artworks lei 8:3D-Muslc Connection lei 9:1J0-Speclal Edlfion (c) 9:3Q--Wyatt Earp 2 wds.) 30 Ranch 31 employee Location 41 Linger 42 Place for a banjo EXPANDED WEEK DAY NEWSCASTS 773-5592 7:3D-Lasf of the Wild 3; Name That Tune 4; Wild Wlfd World of Animals 6; Match Game PM 8; Evenng Edition with Marlin Agronsky 20; The Judge tO; To Tell the Truth 13; Wild Kingdom 15 ; Book Beat 33. 8:oo-LIIIIe House on fhe Prairie 3,4,15; XII Winter Olympic Games6,13 ; Peanuts 8,10; The Way If Was 20; Images of Aging 33. 8 ·3Q--Mowgli ' s Brothers 8,10; Lowell Thomas perhaps both . may suddenly present 1t self today . {2 Wds.l 39 Perfect' 40 Helen of soap WMPO AM-FM MASON FURrtllURE 6:45-Mornlng Report 3. 6:55-Chuck While Rporls 10; Good Morning, Trl State 13. 7:DO-Today 3,4, 15; Good Morning, America 6,13; CBS News 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7:311--Schoolles to. 8:DO-Lassle 6; Capt . Kangaroo 8,10; Sesame Sf . 33. 8:311--Big Valtey 6. 9:DO-Not For Women Only 3; Phil Donahue 4.15; Lucy Show 81 Mike Douglas 10; Morning with D.J . 13 . 9:3o-A.M. 3; One Life to Live 6; Tattletales 8; Mike Douglas 13 . IO:OD-Celebrlty Sweepstakes 3,4, 15; Edge of Nlghl 6; Price Is Right 8,10. 10 :3D-High Rolters 3,4,15; Dinah 6. 11 :DO-Wheel of Fortune 3,15; Weekday 4; Gambit 8,10; Farmer's Daughter 13. tl · 311--.Holtywood Squares 3,4, 1l; Happy Days 13; Love of Life 8,10; Sesame St. 20,33. 11:55-Take Kerr 8; Dan Imel's World 10. 12:DO-Magnlflcent Marble Machine 3, 15; Lei's Make A Deaf 13; Bob Braun's 50·50 Club 4; News 6,8, to. 12:30-Take My Advice 3,ll; All My Chltdren 6.13; Search for tomorrow 8,1 0. 12:45-Eiec. Co. 33. 12 :55-NBC News 3.15. 1 :DO-News 3; Ryan's Hope 6.13; Phil Donahue 8; )'oung & the rteslless 10; Not For Women Only 15. 1:JO-Days of our Lives 3,4,15; Rhyme & Reason 6,13; As fhe World Turns 8, 10. 2:D0-$20,000 Pyramid 6.13. 2:311--Doctors 3,4,15; Neighbors 6.13 ; Guiding Light 8,10. 3:DO-Anofher World 3,4,15; General Hospltal6,13 ; All tn The Family 8,10; Kup's Show 20. 3·3()-()ne Life fo Live 13; Mickey Mouse Club 6; . Match Game 8, 10. ~ ' 4:DO-Mlsfer Cartoon 3: Merv Griffin 4; Somerset 15; Bewllched 6; Mickey Mouse Cfub 8; Mister Rogers 20.33; Movie "The Errand Boy" 10; Dinah 13. 4:3o--Bewltched 3; Mod Squad· 6; Parlrldge Family 8; Sesame St. 20,33; Gel Smart 15. 5:oo-Bonanza 3; Family Affair 8; Star Trek ll. 5:311--Adam.t2 4; 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; Business 33. 6:311--NBC News 3,4, ll: ABC News 13; Andy Grlflllh 6: CBS News 8,10; Crop Game 20. 7:oo-Truth or Cons. 3; To Telt fhe Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Pop Goes fhe Country 8; News 10; Wild Kingdom 13; Family Affair 15; Book Beaf 20; LLI~L=AB=N~E=R~MACWt£:;:~Xj"Ai;1E~3i:t::C;-=j1S'fHi~~::W5/i:;::"v~J=;;:Hi:~f;~ijij;~7i_ MADME ~-)ttl AAE 6LAD TO HE WANT5 MY 1 ( ON FRIDAY UNnL 8 PM 6 : 30-Co!umbus Today 4; News 6; Sunrise Semester 8; Farmtlme 10. 6 : 4D--Ounce of Prevent ion 10. 29 - standstill HEAR NEWS FIRST Mon., Tues., Wed. & Sat.-1:30tlt 5:00 THURSDAY TIL 12 NOON 10. Know Your School 33. novel ----~------------ ~ Trimm i n ~;~ . ... ti~"tlf by THOMAS JOSEPH REMODELIN"G . Ptumb 1nt . heat ing and · all types Of genera l repair . Wofk guarant eed . 20 ~ears ex per fen ce Phone 99 2 2409 . 5 t ttc --------------& D TREE 20 ti 'I South ACROSS DOWN I - she blows! I Emperor 5 Mohammed %Links target is his 3 With experprophet tise 10 Ferber · 4 Moroccan EXCAVAT!Nv. dozer , l oifl!t:', an d ba ckhae work , sco t rc t ank s instal l ed , d t· t l) tru cks and to boys tor h e ; witt hau l fill dirt , tor soi l . . 11mes 1one and grave . Call Bob or Roger Je ffe rs . day phone 992 7089 . nigh t phon e 992 · 3~25 or 992 5232 , . 2 II )jc 0 Puss Pass YEAH, WE 60TTA GET GOr N ~ GUZ .. . OH , SAY, WILL 'rOU DO SOMETHIN ' FOR ME? ---~--·---- - EXCAVAT IN G . doLer , backhoe and drt c her . Charles R . H artleld Back Hoe Scr\llce. Rutland , OhiO . Phone 742 2008 11 3078lc North East ALLEY OOP READY MIX CON ~ n~•L delivered r igh t to your pro tec t Fi!Sf and easy . Free estr mates Phone 992 p94 , Goegtein Ready Mrx Co , M iddlepo'r t . Ohio 6 30 lt c ~ Wesl If South had thought clear ly he would have realized that East would have doubled s ix spades to c;lll for a heart lead' rf he didn 't hold any hea rts. Part of top·fhght competition in a ny ·game incl udes the thrus t and cou nterthrust of measures designed to e m ~ barrass the other stde East's five-club openmg was designed for that purpose It worked far beyond h•s wildest dreams South's dou ... ble was prrmarrly for penalty, but North dec1ded a sevencard heart sutt was worth a · sla m b1d ' South should have passed at stK hearts but the solid spade · .smt wa s too much te mptatiOn He went to SIX spades East won the f1rst tnck with ~~~~~~~~~~~=~=y~~~~~O=JA~~~==~~;-" ~------- ---- ---' ~. 1 :DO-Tomorrow 3,A; News 1~ . 6:20-The Story 13. and had thrown away a slam : 8y Oswald & James Jacoby Bicentenni•l Coins bal. pasture, (all fenced ). Nice living. I'' baths, dining, <llAKQ Ja4 Pass Puss ' Pass Opening lead - 5 "'" ------------- large hot water heat, and large SOUTH TANK S c leaned Sanrtallon . 997 J954 or 997 7349 9 r~ ftc wood - burning hearth. and 2 large lots . $25,000. 4'/J ACRES - On city utilities. 8 rooms , 1'12 baths, Al.SC. 1 o1o AK987G32 MD~ 'PUR ll.lroRMA\IIJI.l, 111.1\Tv;. 1,\JH~IJ UF~ ?TAR.\-? I Moct~>rn condition , 3 BRs ., bath , gas ·furnftce. dining, nice kit., fu l ! basement, near business sec . Only $17.000. 11 ROOMS - Large older home , 5 BRs., 2 nice baths, cook and bake units . mod . ~ITTLE S~ Currency and Supplies Buy, Sale or Trade ~ Only $25,000. 68 ACRES - Re~ovated 8 rms., 4 BR s., 211, baths, hot water heat , large mod. kit ., oak trim, carpeting, etc. a'~ TM~T "'+0,"'/0U COINS RDge-r Wamsley 1 13· 1 mo . • 5 ... 5 4 -- SEP TI C 3 BR s., 111, baths, TV room , so larium , basement, garage and nice lot . BORN LOSER ELWOOO BOWER S REPA IR - Sweepers. , toasters . Iro ns, all sma l l appli ances . Lawn mower . ne)(f to State High way Garage on Rou t e 1. Phone t 85 3825. 4 fo ~~ c 991 -2259 or 992 -2568 $25,000 . RENOVATED - Rill Estate for Sali - TEAFORD • K Q 10 9 K Nathan Bigg s Radiator Specialist SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC•. .10 • .18 7 From the larg e~t Truck or · Bulldozer- ' Radiator ta the smallest Heater Core . Now accepting clients for bookkeeping and tax service . EAST <Ill • 10 9 8 • 7 ti :1 PUBUC ACCOUNTANT ... Q "' W~; ST Woman 33 . ll :DO-News 3 , ~,6 , 8 ,1 0, 13,15 ; ABC News 33. 11:3D-Johnny Carson 3.~.15 ; Mystery of the Week 6,13; Movie " The California Kid ," 8; Movie " The Defector" tO; Janak! 33. 6 : 15-Farm Report 13 . the kmg of cl ubs and dectdcd to sluft to a trump Three trump leads accounted for the tr ump sull while two hearts were shed from dummy. Then South cashed ht s ace of dtamonds and w e nt 1nto a huddle to end all huddles . East surely held eight clubs He had played three spades and a diamond . Was his other card another diamond or a heart·~ Frnally South dec1ded to play for a 4-0 heart break . He led a heart stuck in dummy 's mne 10 <ll 2 ¥ AKQ96a3 • J 64 lARRY WHOBREY Home ha s 3 BR. barn & •~- Jock NOR Til 4 10 1 mo Real .Estate For Sale ---· ----=---------- - PIONEER SX525 receiver , SI SO Phone 949 2225 2· JO .Jt c FREE ESTIMATES - ----·- 10 : 30-Woman Alive! 20 ; 6 :00-Sunrlse Semester O ' DE tL A linemen t lo cated behind Ru t la nd Grade School. Tv n ~u p . brakes . wheel balancing , alinement . Phone 742 2004 . 10 RM H OUSE , 2 baths , f ull 11 . 16 tfc basement , glassed rn por ch , ca rpet and garage 111 Mrddleport. $2 1, 000 Ph one C. BRADFORD , Auc t ioneer 992 3319 . Complete Servrce Phon e 2 ~ 61c 949· 2487 or 949 2000 R acine, Oh ro , Cr rtt Bradford FOUR acres of la nd . n•ce 10 9 Jfc to ccu .on fo r house or trailer near school Call {~ 1 4) 669 .EXCAVAT IN G , BACKHOES 4723 or 1.69 3764 AND DOZER , LA RGE AN D 2 6 61p SMALL. SEP TIC TANK S I N S TALLED BILL P UL LIN S, PHONE 992 2478 , 3 BR HOME , ius! finished DAY OR NIGHT . remodeling Salem St , 11 11 781p Rut l and Phon e 742 2306 aft er <~ p .m or see Milo B Hut chi n son . 10 9 li e STEREO RADIO , modern desrgn , 8 track tape . am fm radro com b rna lron Balance 3 BEDR M h ome. ju s t $97 40 or t erm~ Ca ll 992 trni she d , r emodeli ng , Salem 3965 St. , Rull and Phone 742 2306 2 6 tfc .after 4 p m . or see Milo B HU !ChrSOn • TRUMPET , qood condition 9 2J .If c Phone 949 2Bs 3 2 5·61p HOU SE o n Lrncol n Hgt~ 2 bcdrm . lar g e kit chen , full GOOD qua l ify mixed 11ay f or ba sement , exce l lent buy f or sa l e Call 992 ·\! 658 a ft er 5 $8.900 . .w (th new l urnitur c. p m on l y $ 10 ,300 Ph o ne 99'1 76~8 2 4 6t c 1 6 261 ( ...... ~-~-FOUR L7Bxl5 , wh rte wall reg tread , Un ir oya l G tas bell M ODERN home i n Chester , 8 ooms . 2 bath s, 2 porcjles , ra in trr es, pra c t•ca tly new sunpor ch, r • basement , c ity Tw o fo r $60 or all 4 for SilO and well water , natural gas , Also, 1969 Rambler ga ra ge Pr1 ce d to sell Amerrca n . 4 dr s tandard Phone (614 ) 91!5 ·4102 sh rft , radio , good Sh ape , ssoo 2 4 He f rrm Vernon Weber . Phon e 992 3345 or home . 742 214 3 -·2-4 6tp 8 RM . HOU SE , 1 battls , on corner lot in Midd l eport Phone 992 3427 after 6 p . m . 2· 4 6tc Now at Landmark 9:JO-One Day AI a time 8 , 1~ ; Wyafl Earp 5. tO :DO-City of Angels 3,A,l5; Switch 8,10; News 20; Woman Alive ! 33 ; Target : Corruptors 5. WEDNESDAY . FEBRUARY 11 , 1976 I· J2.l mo . -, -----·-- ------· Lost Help Wanted Modern Antique 8:311--Daytlme (c) 5; Laverne and Shirley 6,13; Pop! 8. 10; Consumer Survival Kit 20, 33. 9:oo-Pollce Woman 3.4.15; XII Winter Olympic Games 6,13; M-A-S-H 8,10; Adams Chronfcl~t 20,33. WIN AT BRIDGE Last goof fatal for South POM~~E~!v~~!~P~M. CO. l(ji\ POMEROY, OHIO Name Thai Tune 13 ; Family Affair 15; Antiques 20: Wild, Wild World of Annlmals 33; Changed Lives le i 5. 7:311--Hollywood Squares 3,A; Let's Deal With It 6; S2l,OOO ·Pyramid 8; Natlooal Geographic 20,33; Price is RlgM 101 To Tell The Truth 13 ; High School TV . Honor Society 15; Bill Cosby Show {cl . 8:DO-Movln' On 3,4,15; Happf Days 6, 13; Good Times 8, 10 : Plxanne lei 5. • THAT "THE THREE OF US" oo - or Month ---- ---- ----- -- For Rent FREE ESTIMATES 1975 CHEV , IMPALA4 DR . S44'9S Bronze finish , sands ton e vinyl trim , 350 turbo · b k f f hydramatic , power steering , power ra es, . ac Ofy 1\ir , radio , radial t ires . Less than 10,500 mt!es by orig i nal owner M .... KE SU R E you get every possible deduct ron th 1S year . . . . . . . . . . ....,.._. . . . . .. . . Ha ..-e your Federal and • St ate Income T al( return by an accountan. t . Phone 992 6173 1· 21 52tc 2 BEORM mob rle home Call after 4 p m 992 7791 2 8 3tc HAVE your · •n come taxes prepared by Si eve Cleland, Racine Phone 949 ·2883 2 6 121 c .19 6fF ORO L TO N ew 12 ga Wr n chcst er 371\ Sin g le shot . I NCOME Tax Se rvi ce, Phone 7<12 2359 . Fe de r al or St ale taxes . 1 13 26 tp Phone 992 · 722a o r see Wal lac e Russel l , Bradbury COMMERCIAL OUTDOOR 1 30-26tc S!GN wilh trm er , mounted on a 4"X30 ft st eel prpe Cost I W ILL be g iving prano lesson s 587 5 new . only S300 PhOn e" in my home starting Feb 1 992 571!6 fo r •nforma110n ca ll 992 2 S 61c 3278 12 l B 50tc I I RCO H eir I RC we ld ing nla c h1ne . n ew clcc a ll accessort e!i Inc lud ed Phone IJ92 ) .110 DEt>.LERS in scrap . . iror~. 10 2R 1 fc meta l s, junk autos . Rrder s sa ..-aQe Phone 992 54611 1 2 29 1p COAL, lrm estone an d al l types of salt and rock sa l t for icc and snow r emoval . Ex A SMALL...liied piano . Phone ce lsior Sa lt Works , East 992 ·3181 or 992 7639 Main St .. Pomeroy . Oh ro 2.5 6tc Phon e 992 ·38 91 .....~--------------12 1 1 fc TIMBER , top price for stand ing saw timber Call t: Of\.L r o w sA CE CI\B Coa l (6 14 ) <146 8570 day or night Company , I m i le norlh Of 2 4· 12t c Cheshire , on. R t 7 Pick your own. 1!20 per lon OpE.'n 6 day s O LD turn rtu re . rce boxes , per week, or cal l 16H) 367 bra ss beos , old wall 733 0 tor lur th.;r· .n forma tron . telephones and parts, or 1 8 78!C ' comp lete h ousehol ds . Wrrte M 0 Mtller , Rl . 2, M cDA NIEL Custom But Pom eroy, Ohio . Call 991 (:h ering , Wes! Col umb ia , W . 7760 . va We butct~er catt le and J 0 7 74 hogs !1.10 ca tt le slaught er. S7 for hogs, 12c for cuttmg and wrapping . State and federallnspecled ; Open 6 days per week LO ST in Bashan area , mal e Phone ( 304) 882 3224 Plott h ound, name of D uke 1 30 ·261c Name t ag on c ollar Phone {6 1<1) 985 4248 or 99 2 340B 2 6·61 C H O NDA SL350, good con dll ion Cal l (61<1 ) 985 ·3947 2 10 ·41 p HALF Collie , ha lf German Shep herd, redd 1sh brown and white Beagle , whrte STARC RA FT trailers and I old downs, some 1915 model wrlh b la ck and brown spots lold downs Use d 19 74 Lost rn Langsville area . Ph . trailer Best prices in Trl 742 2B05 or 742 2864 Stat e area . serv 1c e whal we 2·8 Jtp sell , tinan ctng a rr anged . Cam p Con l e y Starcraft Sales. Rt 62 N . of Point Pleasant Rt::TIRED or semr rer~rcd 2 10 41c lady to liV e in . 1 re e ro om . ar'ld board and small w ages N Sa ddle horse, f o r light duties See at 308 ,AMERICA lil ly , 2' ~ years old 61 in Pag e St , Middleport . Ohro . ches , S200 Phone 949 2225 . I 11 lfc 2· 10 .Jtc Employment Wanted .Televisi.o.n log for easy viewing Business Services Pomeroy QUALITY Motor Co. AVAilABLE TO High tnd Series Lena -·--------·--- ---oward 421. Patti Williams H INDIVIDUALS ONLY! 20, Ann Gro..-er 405 Wanted To Buy ' tnd Hr Qh Joanne NON· OOMMERCIAl vLJeenaar sHowa 155, Lena Howard I SO. rd 148 . NO REFUNDS. . Game ~- TIME TO QUIBBLE, HE A CHAIN AND DUCKS, r------:--::::-::-:-:-:· 2 SIGNS Of Can cella! ion Correc tlons w il l be accepted until 9 a m fo r Day of Publi catio n REGULATIONS The Publisher reserve~ the riqhl tn (' d it or r ete( I an., ads.j deemed obiect i onal , Th e publ r ~hcr wil t not b e 1 re sponsrble ror more than one 1ncofrect Insert ion · R:ATES For Want Ad Service 5 cents p er wor d Oll t.! insert ion M in imum Charge S1 00 14 cents per word three consecutive ins'!:'rl ions . 26 cents per word si~t con secuti ..- c rnsertion'<S 25 Per Cent Discoun t on pa rd ads and ads paid within 10 day s CARD OF THANkS & OBITUARY S2 00 tor 50 word m ln imum Ea c; h additional word 3 cents BLIND ADS A ddll•onat 25c Charge per fbe Daily Sentinel, Middleporl·Po'!leroy, 0., Tuesdav , Feb. 10. 1976 DICK TRACY Auto Sales Auto Sales WANT ADS INFORMATION .. - 1(')1 If' 1~""'""'' Qj(t-1-vV\1 '-' Feb. 11 , 1978 Th is co mtng year you may ex~ pertence an unexpected shi ft tn conditions that will prove beneftci al careerwrse . Put forth your be st efforts Be readY if the breakn come. "'OU AIN'T CHANGED A BIT SINCE I.{QU '{EARS ' AGO SEEN I LAST IT'S NOT PLE~SANT. '<OU KNOW, HAVIN6 A BROTHE~ ..----1 WHO'S A C~IMINAL ... DIS6AACED OUII. FAMIL'( A6AtN , I SEE ... 1 ~ WHEN I 6ET MARRIED AND I HOPE TKE~ DoN'T INKE~IT 110UI( CRIMINAl. TENDENCIES! ~-\AVE CHILD~EN , �• a:_ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Tuesday. Feb . 1~. 1976 JJ&~M;~···· UnK,....bl<ll••,. fwr Jumbles, one letter to uch SQu&A'. to rorm rour ordinar)' worda. "·'.-J,_ For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds s or:,.,. ou~ es p M Oav Before PuoHcolion Mnnday Deadline 9 a m HOYNE I I [l) [) ~RlJTOH ~ I J I ·rJ ::::::.:s"::~~~: I I )-[I I ]" ( XXXI J I WHEN YOU WOULDN ' T BE E)(PECTED "10 e>KATI:o CHROID Now amnii' tho ci..led lotte.. ~DURING"[ y.,,,..rd•r•• I J.... bl"' FRAUD MINCE CROTCH BEAVER , . , , .. .. o\naw"'r: Could fw quamtr.ftn.f'd 1n t,r .\ a1y - A CARRIER A dver ti~e ment Local Bowling MASON BOWLING LANES FERRYBOAT LEAGUE POMEROY LANES FIREBALL LEAGUE Januarv 19,1976 Won Lo s t Pink Pan thers 22 10 Hot Sh ot s 19 lJ T eam 1 18 14 F abric Shop 16 16 Team 5 16 16 Team 4 5 27 High Si ngle Gam e - Nancy Dobbins 175 . Maur1sha Nelson <1nd Nan cy Dobbins 156 , Selby Manley 154 High Series Nan cy Dobbins 440, She lby Mantey 42 1, Debbie Dobbins . 415 Januarv 16 . 1976 Won Lost Cline Construction 12 10 Spencer 's Spares 18 14 Grueser & So n Plbg . Ray ' s ca rry Out 14 12 18 ~0 8 24 Team 3 High Single Game -- Edd1e Whit! , 213, Moses Norman , 195, Donna McFarland 207 and 185 H1gh Se ries - Men . Edd1e Wh• t t , 555, Moses Norrnan , 507 Women · Donna Me Fa rland 570 and Cl'1eryl F ry 456 . MA SON BOWLING CENTER F ERRYBOAT LEAGUE January 23, 197 6 Won Lo~t Po meroy Fores t Products ' 30 10 Spe nce-r 's Spare s 24 16 22 18 Clin e Construction 18 22 Ra y' s Carry Out Gru es er & Son Plumbing 16 24 10 30 Tea m 3 H igh Single Game -- Men . Mo ses Norman 212 , Clyde Say re , 202 women Donna Me Farland 207 and 192 ME en . H rgh Se ri es Clyde Sayre 540, Mo ses No rman 528 wome n D onna Me Far land 553, Ruby Hubb and Shelby Manley 471 ' M ASON BOWLING CENTER FERRYBOAT LEAGUE February 6, 1976 w on Lo~t Cti ne Co nstruction 36 20 Po m Forest Prod 34 22 Sp encer's Spares 30 26 24 32 Ra y •s Car r y Ou t 24 32 Team 3 Gr ueser & Son PlbQ , 20 J~ High Single Game - Men . Je rrv Clme 202, Eddre Whrtt 20o, women Shel by Manley 19 4 , Ct1 er yt Fry 180 Hi gh Ser res - Men . Jerry Cll ne 577, Terry Sayre, 539 women · Shelby Manl ey 505 , Do nna McFa rl and 476 -SPECIAL!-- 12 WORDS 4 DAYS POMEROY LANES Thunday Strrkers J a nuarv 15, 1916 Won Lo~t s; man's Pick A Parr 8 0 Tearn 6 8 0 8 0 Team 4 0 a Tearn 1 Tearn 3 0 8 Tea rn 2 0 8 High Se ri es - T eqm 4, 931. s; man's Pick A Pair, 905, T earn 1, 830 $}25 ONLY 10 Pomeroy Forest Products A Low Cost Want Ad Will Cut Cost of Living •••••• WRITE YOUR ' OWN AD! lfS EASY TO ORDER BY .MAIL! 22 CASH WITH ORDER OFFICE HOU RS a 30 a . m to .'i 00 p . m Dai ly , B·JOa m . to 12 00 Noon Saturday Card pf Thanks t WOULD l ik e t o thank my tam ily and fr1ends f or lheir many acts of kindness shown me durrn g my re cent hosp ita trza 1ion Caratyn Salser 2 10 lip WE WOULD l 1ke to say " Thanks " to all those who hav e help ed us d ur•ng Brian 's il lness and s tay •n the hospita l We would li k e to thank everyone for !he rr kindness . those who brouqh t food , calls , the sta ff ot Hol zer M ed ical Cer l er and the many ch urches t or the ir prayers . God b less e..-ery on e Brian and Oebb1e Friend . Grandparents Pat Johnson F am i!y and Richard F rrend F amily 2 10 l!c Notice ASH ST Freew ill Baptrst Church , co rn er of Ash and Plum St in Mrddleporf . Will hold a rev r va l s tar t 1ng Mon day, Feb 9 Preach1ng eacti night by Rev Glen Col lm s. Nelsonville Star t s at 7 ·Jo p m The " Youth For Ch rr s t " Cho 1r will be srngi ng Pasto r IS Rev Noel H ermann 2 If ltc CAREER · awaits you with Luzre r Cosmet•c'L "a ctualrty p r oduCI for 53 years ." No lerrllo r y restrrction, work f rom you r hom e St rt l trme to w in your trrp to Nassau F or ap . pointment. call Madylon Stone ( 304 ) 727 92 69 (c ollect) 2 J 12tc ® Each initial and gro.up of figures counts as one word . Be · sure to count name and address, if used, and your phone number. Including prices for items offered in your want ad will increase response. . 1. 2. 3. 4. I 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Wanted pard t or all makes and cASH m9de ts of mob il e homes Phone are a code 61<1 95 31 4 IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT , PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SET· TLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS , PROBATE COURT, MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO Accounts and \IOUchers of the fo l lowing named fiducrar.es ha\le been td ed in tile P ro ba t e Cou r t , Me1gs County . Oh 10. for approva l and settlement CASE NO 20,833 Th ird Cu rrent Account of Betty Oono..-an , Gua rd ia n of the Guardianship Estate of N'ettre Smith , an incompterll person CASE N O 21 , 3~7 Frrst and Fi nal Account or Theron Johnson, Executor of t he Estate of Orba E StouL Deceased CASE NO 21, 397 First and Cvrrent Accovn t of Edwrn McLeod , Guard ia n of Lula Wheaton Davis. an in competent person CA SE NO 21,, 403 Frrst , Frnal & Oistribufive Accou nt of Robert S. While, A d min1s trator W .W .A of tile Estate of Se ldon J Whrte, Deceased CASE NO . 21.566 ' Fi rst . Final and D is tributive Ac c ount of Mary Irene Arnold , Executrix of the Estate of Raymond Day Arnold , Decea sed CASE · NO . 21,583 . First and Frnal Account of Flora Me Clure , Adm rnrstratrix of the E state ot Mar ion M cC lure , Dec eased . Un less excep t ions are filed there to , said accounts w ill be for hf'aring before Si!id Cour t on til e lOth day of March , 197 6, at Whr c h lime said acc ounts w ill be co nsrdered and c on l inued from day to day until finally d •s po sed of Any pe rson interested may f ile wr i tten exceptions to said accounts or to mailers per tainmg to the execut ion of the tru~t . not tess than five deys prior to the date . set t or hear ing 10. 11. 12. '· ,. CITY PHONE MAIL WITH •us TO THE DAILY SENTINEL lll OOURJ ST. MANNING D . WEBSTER POMEROY, OHIO . 43769 I JUDGE r • 1J .tt c - _:_ NAME ADDRESS 423 conrmon Plees co urt. Proba!e Di\lislon M!!i~s County , Ohio (2 1 10, 1I< Blown Insulation Services v.a Financmg Available Btowr~ into Walls& Attics STORM WINDOWS & DOOAS Wh1te2 dr ., 4 speed trans .. rad1o, body mouldings , w -s w t i r es It's I tke new wi th less than 5,200 mi les. REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDtNG · SOFFITT GU'rTEAS-A WN INGS 1974 DATSUN710 CPE . lARRY LAVENDER Syracuse , Oh•o 1975 PINTO MPG $2995 $2695 Local 1 owner. automatic, blk . vtnyl int . trim , si lv er tm1 sh, good tire s, radio , real economy . Book Value Price $2875 Clearanc:e. Cakes, Balled andlleccnted To Your Order 6'.311--NBC News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13, Andy Grlflllh 6; CBS News 8, 10; Your Future is Now 33; Hodgepodge Lodge 20. ., Quality Print ShOp 7 :00-":'"ruth or Consequences 3; To Tell The Truth .of; Bowling for Dollars 6 ; Country Place-S ; News 10; Pomeroy Office 105 Butternut 992 -334S Formerly Weed Wholesale . F e aturini : Oelux zeroK copy Ser..-ice , Q l fice Suppll~s , M i meograph Suppl tes. largest selection of wed d ing sup plies in Sot.Jfh · eas tern Ohto The Print Shop Complete (Still in business in Mid · dleportl l:i' -8 2 m o. Licensed baker and decorator. Kitchen State Inspected Kuhl Cake Decor Call 992-7537 Pomeroy. Ohio Ph . 992-3993 4 10 1 mo TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1976 MAKE For Rent J AND 4 RM . f urn iShed and unfvrn ished apts Phone 992 5<134 1r 9 t t c COUNTRY Mobile Hom P Park . Rt JJ, ten mrles north ot Pomeroy Larg e tots with· con c rete patios , srdewa lk ~. runners and o ff street parking . P11one 992 7479 :2 31 li e 2 BEORM . mob i le home , r ea l ni ce . Ph one 992 3324 2 .4 )IC H ou ;., E in ~utland SH'l8 C .:lll 99'1 1 4 IIc FURNITURE STRIPPING SERVICE Removal of Paints Plastics Varnishes. etc . wood or Metal. Repairs Ref~r'f tS hrng of Furniture Burnishing Polishirig of Copper & Brass ~ 1968 250 FORD Pickup , 43 ,000 actual mil es . PMQne 992 3640 2 8 71p We Buy Anl1ques 1969 VO'LKSWAGEN wrth Baja k rl. $650 Phone 992 566 3. 2 8 61c MODERN CHEMICALS 100 Kerr Street Pomerov, Ohio 4S769 (614) 992 ·2798 , Dick Sevier 1 29 1 mo 19!'> C H EVY ron I Wht:'cl driv e pickup · l'il tun cc o t fa ctor y wurru nty Check il'ltS b c t ore you buy ,1 ne w Dn e Pllone AJt cr ''P 111 or on wccl<.cnds. 99? 1 t96 t 9 l fc SLOAN 15 CARPOING 1968 JEEP Wagoneer . 6 cyl s td .• lock out hubs . Phone Harold Brew er , Long Bottom , Ohro (6 14) 985 355 4 2 I lfc Free estimates on carpeting and ' installation . We' II bring samples to your hom e with no obli9ation. See how you can really save. Mike Young, Manager Sales and Installation Rt . 3, Pomeroy , Ohto 457" Phone day or ntght 614 -992-1206 ! 1.1 1 mo . FOR D . 4 whee l drt ..-e tru ck , V B, good condrl10n Haro ld Brew e r . L on g Bottom Phon e (6141 985 3554 . ----~-~---- ~ ( _ _ _ _ _ _ :__ : l!lc U N FUR NISHED , 2 bedrm 196B OLDSMOBILE 98 , ne eds apt newly r ed eco rated , repa rr, S200 Phone 992 6162. fu l ly ca rp eted . Call before 9 2 ~tc 4 a .m .• 992 2288 . A PT , 4 l"m bat h, furnrshed Phon e 992 5908 2 <l · tf c 2 6 II C La Salle HOTEL Middleport, a. Ph . 992 -1771 Rooms, SS.OO up Special Rates by Wee~ For Rent or Sale For Sale 1969 MERCURY Wag~n , automalic , am tm radro , runs good . good gas mrleage Call992 3~19 before 2pm . orafter6pm . 2 10 JIC 197d 1 TON Ch ev dump t r uc k, v 8 . t154 , 4 sp , p s . p b • 16.000 a c tual mrtes . 53 .800 Phone (~ 1 4 ) 985 3594 . 2 8 lip 1971 COMET G T , V 8. s tanda rd. new tire s and paint , shock s. brake sh oes , 49.000 m rles . S t .000 Phone (614 ) 98 5 3594. 2 8 lip For Sale SEWING ofall kinds, dresses' for .:111 occastons , slacks, shrr t s, new b orn ta yelles, 1970 350 JOH N Deere Do zer, 6 cu r t ains , drapes . Phone 992. fl . blade . canape, com 3035 and ask for Dorothy p letely rebuilt . $5,950 Phone 2·4 121 c (614) 985 3594 -·. 2 8 ]lp 1964 JOHN Deere Dozer. Qas en g.ne. ~ fl pta d e, canape , win c h , re..-erser bar , complete ly ,-'ebu il l. SS,OO(l PMne (6 141 985 3594 . 2-8 71p ENJOY gora cious li\ling at Village Manor ·- In M rd . dlepor t tor as tow as S130 p 1•r mon th with all l•l il,•i es paid These are brand new h igh quality 196o1 JOHN Deere dozer, 10 10 apartments at p rices you diesel ehgine , 8 ft . blade , good condition, $4,000 can afford Your rent in Phone f614 l 985 3594 eludes month to mon t h leases . a l l elec . l iving, 2 8 7tp carpeting , range and ~ refr igera tor , fre e trash PtG S for sa iC' . approx 65 lb s. pickup , ca ble TV at your Phone 992 3640 . expense, and o n Stte 2 8 71p laundry fa cili ti es . Con venientlo shopping on Thi r d STOR M window s, lour 34 x 91. and M ill Stree ts In Mid thre e28x71.three28~90,S7 ctlepor! See the mana ger a! each . Phon e 992 5171. River side Apartments or 2·8.41p call 992 , 3273 . Furnished -·-··- ·- · --· apartments are also CORN for sa le Phone {6 14) ava•llble 985 3538, Paul Ka rr 2 8 61p 2 2 71!tc ,.. --·- ---· ----- Plexaglass . Table TOPI • Mirrors - Storm & Screens. FERRELL'S GLASS & HOME MAINTENANCE Sl d l n 9 - Vinyl & Alumin um . Window Glas_s & Glaz ing On the Job or rn Shop . . P ick up and deltverv service . · can Collect 311-8239 Specialize In build -up raolln9 & hot roofs. Free Estimates · 10 years ex· perience. Harve Ferrell Bidwell , Ohio 2·6 1 mo . Blown Insulation Services Blowri' into Wa lis & Attics STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIOING· SOFFITT GUTTERS.AWNINGS lARRY LAVENDER S..,tacuse. Ohio Ph . 992-3993 ---·------ .... ---- !i·::r .lr,.. ~ cD.oP Automatic Water Conditioner \ Model UCXXX, 210,000 Weekly Grain Capacity S299 •. ~ ---:::J) Reg. SJ39 .0u Val. 1 BR Bri ck home , 6 y r s , '1 1 , bat h s, garage on 2 B a cres on paved road near For ked Run Slate 1 ores! Phone (614 ) 667 3787 . \38,000 1 15 271p -- 3 ~~- -- - - -- ---- BEDRM . . house rn Mid dl eport . corner lot. New bath , sto r y anel ha lf , utility room, new carpeling and new roof, garage and work room, fruit ce llar . Close to and sho pp1ng sc ho o l $17 ,500 . Phone 992 -7624 I 17 261C POMEROY LANDMARM, w. Caney. Mgr . ... Phont 991-2111 HAY for sa t e, s t bale or trad e? Phon e Frank Dachel , Leading Creek Rd 742 2085 . 2 1 161p 4 RM HO USE ' Wi th " ba th rn Syrac u se on Sec ond St . Phon e 992 7553 . 2 6 6tc -·----~-------·' ~-- HOUSE for so;~le. ex tra large living room , dining room, large kitchen, fami l y room, 2 bedrooms , bath , all ca r pe l ed, excep t k •tchen, n tce yard, good lo cation . May be seen at 332 Grant 51 , M •ddl epo rt . 2-9.6tc NI CE 2 bedrm . h ome, bath , refrigerator, s lo..- e, wash er and dryer., 11ardwood floors, new thermo pan e windows, storm doors, alum . sidit•4, concrele porches , n ew nat gas furna ce. $10,500 . Phone 16141 985 4245, Chester . 2- 10 6t c ONE AC~ E , 6 rms and bath, Rt 3, Pomeroy , Rose Hill. D ick Davr s property, full basement , a l um rnum siding, PJtneled S10.000. Ca II Pak Hill 685 6576 even ings ; Jackson '286 3004 days . 2 5 JO!p --------------NEARLY fmi shed , bi level, sp lil entry , 5 bedrms, 3 baths, equ ipped kil c hcn , famlty room, 2 car garage, $44 ,000 Phone f6 t4) 985 . 381 0. ~ ~. VIrgil 8 ., Sr., Bro{<er 110 Mechanic Pomeroy, 0. Phone 992·3325 PH. 992-6173 Pomeroy Ph . 991· 2114 1 22 1 mo . Real Estate For Sale 40x100 LOT , $300 , in Pomeroy . Call { 614 864 2490 Reynold!. burg. after 3: 30pm . 2 10 Jtc STEAM HEAT - 2 S 6tc ~ ___ _ _ 5 ROOMS and bath on 1SO 'x1 00 ' lot, $6500 Com . plele finan cing . Phone 992 5786 . 2 5 61< 3 BRs .. lois of stora ge , gas F .A. furnace, 2 concrete porches, dry basemert , garden, and garage . $21 ,500. MODERN - 4 BRs , 1112 large kit . with baths, dining, oil furnace, 2 car garage and one level acre . S60,000. OLD HOME - In excellent kit., gas furnace, ni cely remodeled , with central a1r and heat . 2 car garage . Ptcnlc cave . 131,000. MIDDLE I ·older PO~T - hpm~ with SYRACUSE Newer home , 3 BR , bath, some panel mg & til e , hardw ood floors, N. gas F . A furn ace . partial ba sement, garag1 $22 .500. ' POMEROY - , lt,,. acres, 200 ft . frontage . ortgmally had 2 houses . Ideal for home or trailer . SJ,OOO. RUTLAND - 2 BR . ba th . dining R., was h R .. porches , garage A good buy at S8,500. RUTLAND - ·2 BR , bath . dining R., carpe t ed, paneled ti!ed, garage, close to shopping . $9,500 157 ACRES - Columbia & Salem Twps . 35 A. for cultivat ton . 50 A. ttmb er. lot ouf of ·flood area . Only 116.500. TURN YOUR SELLING PROBLEMS OVER TOUS. • 42 +A 7 3 2 oloJ Both vulner<Jblc other bldgs. $38,000. 0}1/NER HAVE A ShLING PROf!l~EM ' ~ LET US SOLVE IT . CALL NOW . WE NE ED LISTINGS . LITI'LE ORPHAN ANNIE LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-SECOND·STORT SEE l~' PAPER ? THIS'Ll t<IL I. yUH! ALL ABOUT OUR ALAS, AND WILL HERO, lH' UNABlE TO Lf.AD HIS i3AND FOR 6RfAT PHER LA PlAlA - ~.OME 'TIME •• FOR SALE 1975S Proof Set (6 pcs .l $25 .00; 1975 Mini Sel $9.00; 1976 Silver Proof Set (3 pcs. l S15.00 ; 1976 Silver UNC Sel {J pcs .l $8.50 . Call Rulland , 741 ,2331 R&J COINS years expl'rience lnsureiJ , tree estrma tes Ca ll 9V2 2384 or (6 141 ~98 - 7257 A lban y . ' _ ::... _ ...., .10- 15 tf't: ____ ___ . - SEW ING MACHINE Reparrs, ser vice, all makes . 9"2 221!~ . The Fabric Shop , Pomero'f . AuthOrrzed Singer Sates and Ser..- lce . We sha rp en Sc i!)sors . ' 3 29 .1fC ~~@·~~ · An Oklahoma reader wants to know what our opening b1d vu lnera bl e is with : oil A K Q .192 6. A 2 +7 6 5 o1o 3. We make the book opening bid of one spade. With two aces you should never- or at least ·almost never- preempt in the first seat. (Do you have a question for ths experts? Write "Ask the Jacobys" care of this newspaper The Jacobys will answer md1v1dual questions rl stamped. self-addressed envelopes are en-closed. The most interesting questions will be used in this column and wifl receive copies of JACOBY MODERN.) mountain range 12 Permission 5 Steve or Yesterday's Aaswer 13 Practical Fred joker's 6 Fewer 20 Actor 31 Boxing holiday 7 Schoolboy · Hackman match (3 wds.) 8 Sinatra's ex 21 Far from 32 Pulpit 15 King ( Sp.) 9 Hold it! land sign-off 16 Birds as a 11 Beat it! 22 Cadence 33 Isolated class (2 wds.) 23 Italian 34 Opening bet 17 Novelist 14 Exaggerate isl~nd 35 Hold office Wister 17 Lothario's 21 Domestic 36 Thessalian 18 Flip one's glance 26 Borgnine mountain 21 Malt vmegar 18- waist is one 37 Sea (Fr.) 24 - in Japan 19 Adored one 30~~~~~36~V~ex~;<-, 25 Practical joker's time '-;--+-t--t-ffi (2 wds.) r. 27 Czech river 2S Extra-base (2 wds.) onl4 a coupla' feet deep' 1hat's bad!' 1'®. %:. ~ CO ",OLJ THE 6REATE51 ALL-J.Ra.JND F16HTER CN EARTI-I. CNLY 'rbU ,.,..., r\.A..KA- THE C:OTTED ELEPHANP- ~ ,,.,, CAN SAVE ME FROM CYRIL THE SWINE ·"·- 32- mode 35 Nursery rhyme character I ADM JN ISTRA11VE ABILITY . hm• to work it: ' AX\'DLBAAXR I. 0 N G F E L I. 0 W ' One letter simply stands for anotht'r . In this· sample A is useO for the three I.'s, X for the t wo O's, etc Single letters. apostrophes, th(' length and form at~on of lh£' worcls an~ all hint s. Each da~ lhl' code lclt{'rs arc dJtfC'rcnt. 8 A.M., The Noon Report, ...... CRYPTOQUOTES and 5 P.M. ON IKH 21) In bvsmess today. dor)'t expose all your cards at o ne tirne You 'll have some rnlerruptions in your domestic rout rne today. They should turn out to be fun is y SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. ARIES (March 21-April 19 ) I'U.LO OPER..lDR I'D LIKE TO PLACE A PERSON -TOPERSON CA LL TO DES MOI NES, IOWA I •._ _.-- t oday I f not Invo lv ed in something th at chal lenges your rmagmatton . Seek a creall\le outlet For Wednnday, Feb. 11,1976 DAILY CRYI'TOQl!OTE -'THE RECORD SHOW/; ll'AT WHILE SHE WA5 A FAIR 1D MJDDLIN0 DE510NER, SHE EXHIBITED DEFINlTE AND LEADERI;HI P QUALITIES! K OYRH, TUPKVKRC D8Z YC CYOP J KV JYCI IKTTN ·. - CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Although you may have your mind set upon dotng somethrng a certa in way, don·t ignore bnght alternatives th at occur to you 19) Should you ftnd It d tfltcu ll make decrslons today. so~nd tt1em out on a clever fnend whose advtce has been helpful before. GEMINI (Mal 21June 201 AQUARIUS (Jon. 20·Feb. 191 Put your mnovat 1..-e ta letlls to work t o d ay Try fresh ap~ proa clles lo solve old problems CANCER (Juno 21 ·Julr 22) PISCES (FEb. 20-March 20) Things done on th e spur of the moment tod ay will turn out to be the mo st e~cltt ng and1 fun Keep your sched ule llexiljle Worthwh ile rnforma tio n may be passed on 10 you today through someone you'll encounter socially It cou ld be a chance r,em~;~r k (July 23-Aug . 22) Hunches today regard ing the outcome of an event are hkety to be rather accurate Plan & 51 along those lr"nes. .·' VIRGO {Aug. 23·S•pt. 22) If LIBRA (Sopt. 23-0ct. 231 A co ndition that could beneftt you financially. careerwise. or LOWEEZV SMIF!! to Something advan tageous may be offered to you today from a leas t e~j.lected sou r ce perhaps through a co-wor ker you find yourself thinktrtQ about a particular l nend today. tl could be because you·re on her mind. too TORF HOURS Save your clincher f or the clos e TAURUS (April 20-Mar 201 LEO MASON. FUINITURI Ma1011. W.Va. IO : oo-Te~Qef: Corruptors SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 22) You' re apt to be a tnfle restless opera AT Herman Grate Remembers 20. 9:tl0---Chico & the Man 3 3,4, 15; Cannon 8, 10; Theater In America 33; Images of Aging 20 . 9: 311--Dumpllngs 3,4, 15. · lO :DO-Pefrocelll 3,4,15; Blue Knight 8,10; News 20; Almanac 20; Ourstory 33. tl:DO-News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15; ABC News 33. 11 :311--Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Movie " All fhe Kind Strangers" 6,13; Movie "The Strange & Deadly Occurrence" S; Movie "Five Branded Women" 10; Janakl 33. l:OG-Tomorrow 3,4; News 13. CHANNEL FIVE 1 : oo-Good News for Today I c I 7:3Q--Blll Cosby Show {c) 8:oo-Artworks lei 8:3D-Muslc Connection lei 9:1J0-Speclal Edlfion (c) 9:3Q--Wyatt Earp 2 wds.) 30 Ranch 31 employee Location 41 Linger 42 Place for a banjo EXPANDED WEEK DAY NEWSCASTS 773-5592 7:3D-Lasf of the Wild 3; Name That Tune 4; Wild Wlfd World of Animals 6; Match Game PM 8; Evenng Edition with Marlin Agronsky 20; The Judge tO; To Tell the Truth 13; Wild Kingdom 15 ; Book Beat 33. 8:oo-LIIIIe House on fhe Prairie 3,4,15; XII Winter Olympic Games6,13 ; Peanuts 8,10; The Way If Was 20; Images of Aging 33. 8 ·3Q--Mowgli ' s Brothers 8,10; Lowell Thomas perhaps both . may suddenly present 1t self today . {2 Wds.l 39 Perfect' 40 Helen of soap WMPO AM-FM MASON FURrtllURE 6:45-Mornlng Report 3. 6:55-Chuck While Rporls 10; Good Morning, Trl State 13. 7:DO-Today 3,4, 15; Good Morning, America 6,13; CBS News 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7:311--Schoolles to. 8:DO-Lassle 6; Capt . Kangaroo 8,10; Sesame Sf . 33. 8:311--Big Valtey 6. 9:DO-Not For Women Only 3; Phil Donahue 4.15; Lucy Show 81 Mike Douglas 10; Morning with D.J . 13 . 9:3o-A.M. 3; One Life to Live 6; Tattletales 8; Mike Douglas 13 . IO:OD-Celebrlty Sweepstakes 3,4, 15; Edge of Nlghl 6; Price Is Right 8,10. 10 :3D-High Rolters 3,4,15; Dinah 6. 11 :DO-Wheel of Fortune 3,15; Weekday 4; Gambit 8,10; Farmer's Daughter 13. tl · 311--.Holtywood Squares 3,4, 1l; Happy Days 13; Love of Life 8,10; Sesame St. 20,33. 11:55-Take Kerr 8; Dan Imel's World 10. 12:DO-Magnlflcent Marble Machine 3, 15; Lei's Make A Deaf 13; Bob Braun's 50·50 Club 4; News 6,8, to. 12:30-Take My Advice 3,ll; All My Chltdren 6.13; Search for tomorrow 8,1 0. 12:45-Eiec. Co. 33. 12 :55-NBC News 3.15. 1 :DO-News 3; Ryan's Hope 6.13; Phil Donahue 8; )'oung & the rteslless 10; Not For Women Only 15. 1:JO-Days of our Lives 3,4,15; Rhyme & Reason 6,13; As fhe World Turns 8, 10. 2:D0-$20,000 Pyramid 6.13. 2:311--Doctors 3,4,15; Neighbors 6.13 ; Guiding Light 8,10. 3:DO-Anofher World 3,4,15; General Hospltal6,13 ; All tn The Family 8,10; Kup's Show 20. 3·3()-()ne Life fo Live 13; Mickey Mouse Club 6; . Match Game 8, 10. ~ ' 4:DO-Mlsfer Cartoon 3: Merv Griffin 4; Somerset 15; Bewllched 6; Mickey Mouse Cfub 8; Mister Rogers 20.33; Movie "The Errand Boy" 10; Dinah 13. 4:3o--Bewltched 3; Mod Squad· 6; Parlrldge Family 8; Sesame St. 20,33; Gel Smart 15. 5:oo-Bonanza 3; Family Affair 8; Star Trek ll. 5:311--Adam.t2 4; 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; Business 33. 6:311--NBC News 3,4, ll: ABC News 13; Andy Grlflllh 6: CBS News 8,10; Crop Game 20. 7:oo-Truth or Cons. 3; To Telt fhe Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Pop Goes fhe Country 8; News 10; Wild Kingdom 13; Family Affair 15; Book Beaf 20; LLI~L=AB=N~E=R~MACWt£:;:~Xj"Ai;1E~3i:t::C;-=j1S'fHi~~::W5/i:;::"v~J=;;:Hi:~f;~ijij;~7i_ MADME ~-)ttl AAE 6LAD TO HE WANT5 MY 1 ( ON FRIDAY UNnL 8 PM 6 : 30-Co!umbus Today 4; News 6; Sunrise Semester 8; Farmtlme 10. 6 : 4D--Ounce of Prevent ion 10. 29 - standstill HEAR NEWS FIRST Mon., Tues., Wed. & Sat.-1:30tlt 5:00 THURSDAY TIL 12 NOON 10. Know Your School 33. novel ----~------------ ~ Trimm i n ~;~ . ... ti~"tlf by THOMAS JOSEPH REMODELIN"G . Ptumb 1nt . heat ing and · all types Of genera l repair . Wofk guarant eed . 20 ~ears ex per fen ce Phone 99 2 2409 . 5 t ttc --------------& D TREE 20 ti 'I South ACROSS DOWN I - she blows! I Emperor 5 Mohammed %Links target is his 3 With experprophet tise 10 Ferber · 4 Moroccan EXCAVAT!Nv. dozer , l oifl!t:', an d ba ckhae work , sco t rc t ank s instal l ed , d t· t l) tru cks and to boys tor h e ; witt hau l fill dirt , tor soi l . . 11mes 1one and grave . Call Bob or Roger Je ffe rs . day phone 992 7089 . nigh t phon e 992 · 3~25 or 992 5232 , . 2 II )jc 0 Puss Pass YEAH, WE 60TTA GET GOr N ~ GUZ .. . OH , SAY, WILL 'rOU DO SOMETHIN ' FOR ME? ---~--·---- - EXCAVAT IN G . doLer , backhoe and drt c her . Charles R . H artleld Back Hoe Scr\llce. Rutland , OhiO . Phone 742 2008 11 3078lc North East ALLEY OOP READY MIX CON ~ n~•L delivered r igh t to your pro tec t Fi!Sf and easy . Free estr mates Phone 992 p94 , Goegtein Ready Mrx Co , M iddlepo'r t . Ohio 6 30 lt c ~ Wesl If South had thought clear ly he would have realized that East would have doubled s ix spades to c;lll for a heart lead' rf he didn 't hold any hea rts. Part of top·fhght competition in a ny ·game incl udes the thrus t and cou nterthrust of measures designed to e m ~ barrass the other stde East's five-club openmg was designed for that purpose It worked far beyond h•s wildest dreams South's dou ... ble was prrmarrly for penalty, but North dec1ded a sevencard heart sutt was worth a · sla m b1d ' South should have passed at stK hearts but the solid spade · .smt wa s too much te mptatiOn He went to SIX spades East won the f1rst tnck with ~~~~~~~~~~~=~=y~~~~~O=JA~~~==~~;-" ~------- ---- ---' ~. 1 :DO-Tomorrow 3,A; News 1~ . 6:20-The Story 13. and had thrown away a slam : 8y Oswald & James Jacoby Bicentenni•l Coins bal. pasture, (all fenced ). Nice living. I'' baths, dining, <llAKQ Ja4 Pass Puss ' Pass Opening lead - 5 "'" ------------- large hot water heat, and large SOUTH TANK S c leaned Sanrtallon . 997 J954 or 997 7349 9 r~ ftc wood - burning hearth. and 2 large lots . $25,000. 4'/J ACRES - On city utilities. 8 rooms , 1'12 baths, Al.SC. 1 o1o AK987G32 MD~ 'PUR ll.lroRMA\IIJI.l, 111.1\Tv;. 1,\JH~IJ UF~ ?TAR.\-? I Moct~>rn condition , 3 BRs ., bath , gas ·furnftce. dining, nice kit., fu l ! basement, near business sec . Only $17.000. 11 ROOMS - Large older home , 5 BRs., 2 nice baths, cook and bake units . mod . ~ITTLE S~ Currency and Supplies Buy, Sale or Trade ~ Only $25,000. 68 ACRES - Re~ovated 8 rms., 4 BR s., 211, baths, hot water heat , large mod. kit ., oak trim, carpeting, etc. a'~ TM~T "'+0,"'/0U COINS RDge-r Wamsley 1 13· 1 mo . • 5 ... 5 4 -- SEP TI C 3 BR s., 111, baths, TV room , so larium , basement, garage and nice lot . BORN LOSER ELWOOO BOWER S REPA IR - Sweepers. , toasters . Iro ns, all sma l l appli ances . Lawn mower . ne)(f to State High way Garage on Rou t e 1. Phone t 85 3825. 4 fo ~~ c 991 -2259 or 992 -2568 $25,000 . RENOVATED - Rill Estate for Sali - TEAFORD • K Q 10 9 K Nathan Bigg s Radiator Specialist SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC•. .10 • .18 7 From the larg e~t Truck or · Bulldozer- ' Radiator ta the smallest Heater Core . Now accepting clients for bookkeeping and tax service . EAST <Ill • 10 9 8 • 7 ti :1 PUBUC ACCOUNTANT ... Q "' W~; ST Woman 33 . ll :DO-News 3 , ~,6 , 8 ,1 0, 13,15 ; ABC News 33. 11:3D-Johnny Carson 3.~.15 ; Mystery of the Week 6,13; Movie " The California Kid ," 8; Movie " The Defector" tO; Janak! 33. 6 : 15-Farm Report 13 . the kmg of cl ubs and dectdcd to sluft to a trump Three trump leads accounted for the tr ump sull while two hearts were shed from dummy. Then South cashed ht s ace of dtamonds and w e nt 1nto a huddle to end all huddles . East surely held eight clubs He had played three spades and a diamond . Was his other card another diamond or a heart·~ Frnally South dec1ded to play for a 4-0 heart break . He led a heart stuck in dummy 's mne 10 <ll 2 ¥ AKQ96a3 • J 64 lARRY WHOBREY Home ha s 3 BR. barn & •~- Jock NOR Til 4 10 1 mo Real .Estate For Sale ---· ----=---------- - PIONEER SX525 receiver , SI SO Phone 949 2225 2· JO .Jt c FREE ESTIMATES - ----·- 10 : 30-Woman Alive! 20 ; 6 :00-Sunrlse Semester O ' DE tL A linemen t lo cated behind Ru t la nd Grade School. Tv n ~u p . brakes . wheel balancing , alinement . Phone 742 2004 . 10 RM H OUSE , 2 baths , f ull 11 . 16 tfc basement , glassed rn por ch , ca rpet and garage 111 Mrddleport. $2 1, 000 Ph one C. BRADFORD , Auc t ioneer 992 3319 . Complete Servrce Phon e 2 ~ 61c 949· 2487 or 949 2000 R acine, Oh ro , Cr rtt Bradford FOUR acres of la nd . n•ce 10 9 Jfc to ccu .on fo r house or trailer near school Call {~ 1 4) 669 .EXCAVAT IN G , BACKHOES 4723 or 1.69 3764 AND DOZER , LA RGE AN D 2 6 61p SMALL. SEP TIC TANK S I N S TALLED BILL P UL LIN S, PHONE 992 2478 , 3 BR HOME , ius! finished DAY OR NIGHT . remodeling Salem St , 11 11 781p Rut l and Phon e 742 2306 aft er <~ p .m or see Milo B Hut chi n son . 10 9 li e STEREO RADIO , modern desrgn , 8 track tape . am fm radro com b rna lron Balance 3 BEDR M h ome. ju s t $97 40 or t erm~ Ca ll 992 trni she d , r emodeli ng , Salem 3965 St. , Rull and Phone 742 2306 2 6 tfc .after 4 p m . or see Milo B HU !ChrSOn • TRUMPET , qood condition 9 2J .If c Phone 949 2Bs 3 2 5·61p HOU SE o n Lrncol n Hgt~ 2 bcdrm . lar g e kit chen , full GOOD qua l ify mixed 11ay f or ba sement , exce l lent buy f or sa l e Call 992 ·\! 658 a ft er 5 $8.900 . .w (th new l urnitur c. p m on l y $ 10 ,300 Ph o ne 99'1 76~8 2 4 6t c 1 6 261 ( ...... ~-~-FOUR L7Bxl5 , wh rte wall reg tread , Un ir oya l G tas bell M ODERN home i n Chester , 8 ooms . 2 bath s, 2 porcjles , ra in trr es, pra c t•ca tly new sunpor ch, r • basement , c ity Tw o fo r $60 or all 4 for SilO and well water , natural gas , Also, 1969 Rambler ga ra ge Pr1 ce d to sell Amerrca n . 4 dr s tandard Phone (614 ) 91!5 ·4102 sh rft , radio , good Sh ape , ssoo 2 4 He f rrm Vernon Weber . Phon e 992 3345 or home . 742 214 3 -·2-4 6tp 8 RM . HOU SE , 1 battls , on corner lot in Midd l eport Phone 992 3427 after 6 p . m . 2· 4 6tc Now at Landmark 9:JO-One Day AI a time 8 , 1~ ; Wyafl Earp 5. tO :DO-City of Angels 3,A,l5; Switch 8,10; News 20; Woman Alive ! 33 ; Target : Corruptors 5. WEDNESDAY . FEBRUARY 11 , 1976 I· J2.l mo . -, -----·-- ------· Lost Help Wanted Modern Antique 8:311--Daytlme (c) 5; Laverne and Shirley 6,13; Pop! 8. 10; Consumer Survival Kit 20, 33. 9:oo-Pollce Woman 3.4.15; XII Winter Olympic Games 6,13; M-A-S-H 8,10; Adams Chronfcl~t 20,33. WIN AT BRIDGE Last goof fatal for South POM~~E~!v~~!~P~M. CO. l(ji\ POMEROY, OHIO Name Thai Tune 13 ; Family Affair 15; Antiques 20: Wild, Wild World of Annlmals 33; Changed Lives le i 5. 7:311--Hollywood Squares 3,A; Let's Deal With It 6; S2l,OOO ·Pyramid 8; Natlooal Geographic 20,33; Price is RlgM 101 To Tell The Truth 13 ; High School TV . Honor Society 15; Bill Cosby Show {cl . 8:DO-Movln' On 3,4,15; Happf Days 6, 13; Good Times 8, 10 : Plxanne lei 5. • THAT "THE THREE OF US" oo - or Month ---- ---- ----- -- For Rent FREE ESTIMATES 1975 CHEV , IMPALA4 DR . S44'9S Bronze finish , sands ton e vinyl trim , 350 turbo · b k f f hydramatic , power steering , power ra es, . ac Ofy 1\ir , radio , radial t ires . Less than 10,500 mt!es by orig i nal owner M .... KE SU R E you get every possible deduct ron th 1S year . . . . . . . . . . ....,.._. . . . . .. . . Ha ..-e your Federal and • St ate Income T al( return by an accountan. t . Phone 992 6173 1· 21 52tc 2 BEORM mob rle home Call after 4 p m 992 7791 2 8 3tc HAVE your · •n come taxes prepared by Si eve Cleland, Racine Phone 949 ·2883 2 6 121 c .19 6fF ORO L TO N ew 12 ga Wr n chcst er 371\ Sin g le shot . I NCOME Tax Se rvi ce, Phone 7<12 2359 . Fe de r al or St ale taxes . 1 13 26 tp Phone 992 · 722a o r see Wal lac e Russel l , Bradbury COMMERCIAL OUTDOOR 1 30-26tc S!GN wilh trm er , mounted on a 4"X30 ft st eel prpe Cost I W ILL be g iving prano lesson s 587 5 new . only S300 PhOn e" in my home starting Feb 1 992 571!6 fo r •nforma110n ca ll 992 2 S 61c 3278 12 l B 50tc I I RCO H eir I RC we ld ing nla c h1ne . n ew clcc a ll accessort e!i Inc lud ed Phone IJ92 ) .110 DEt>.LERS in scrap . . iror~. 10 2R 1 fc meta l s, junk autos . Rrder s sa ..-aQe Phone 992 54611 1 2 29 1p COAL, lrm estone an d al l types of salt and rock sa l t for icc and snow r emoval . Ex A SMALL...liied piano . Phone ce lsior Sa lt Works , East 992 ·3181 or 992 7639 Main St .. Pomeroy . Oh ro 2.5 6tc Phon e 992 ·38 91 .....~--------------12 1 1 fc TIMBER , top price for stand ing saw timber Call t: Of\.L r o w sA CE CI\B Coa l (6 14 ) <146 8570 day or night Company , I m i le norlh Of 2 4· 12t c Cheshire , on. R t 7 Pick your own. 1!20 per lon OpE.'n 6 day s O LD turn rtu re . rce boxes , per week, or cal l 16H) 367 bra ss beos , old wall 733 0 tor lur th.;r· .n forma tron . telephones and parts, or 1 8 78!C ' comp lete h ousehol ds . Wrrte M 0 Mtller , Rl . 2, M cDA NIEL Custom But Pom eroy, Ohio . Call 991 (:h ering , Wes! Col umb ia , W . 7760 . va We butct~er catt le and J 0 7 74 hogs !1.10 ca tt le slaught er. S7 for hogs, 12c for cuttmg and wrapping . State and federallnspecled ; Open 6 days per week LO ST in Bashan area , mal e Phone ( 304) 882 3224 Plott h ound, name of D uke 1 30 ·261c Name t ag on c ollar Phone {6 1<1) 985 4248 or 99 2 340B 2 6·61 C H O NDA SL350, good con dll ion Cal l (61<1 ) 985 ·3947 2 10 ·41 p HALF Collie , ha lf German Shep herd, redd 1sh brown and white Beagle , whrte STARC RA FT trailers and I old downs, some 1915 model wrlh b la ck and brown spots lold downs Use d 19 74 Lost rn Langsville area . Ph . trailer Best prices in Trl 742 2B05 or 742 2864 Stat e area . serv 1c e whal we 2·8 Jtp sell , tinan ctng a rr anged . Cam p Con l e y Starcraft Sales. Rt 62 N . of Point Pleasant Rt::TIRED or semr rer~rcd 2 10 41c lady to liV e in . 1 re e ro om . ar'ld board and small w ages N Sa ddle horse, f o r light duties See at 308 ,AMERICA lil ly , 2' ~ years old 61 in Pag e St , Middleport . Ohro . ches , S200 Phone 949 2225 . I 11 lfc 2· 10 .Jtc Employment Wanted .Televisi.o.n log for easy viewing Business Services Pomeroy QUALITY Motor Co. AVAilABLE TO High tnd Series Lena -·--------·--- ---oward 421. Patti Williams H INDIVIDUALS ONLY! 20, Ann Gro..-er 405 Wanted To Buy ' tnd Hr Qh Joanne NON· OOMMERCIAl vLJeenaar sHowa 155, Lena Howard I SO. rd 148 . NO REFUNDS. . Game ~- TIME TO QUIBBLE, HE A CHAIN AND DUCKS, r------:--::::-::-:-:-:· 2 SIGNS Of Can cella! ion Correc tlons w il l be accepted until 9 a m fo r Day of Publi catio n REGULATIONS The Publisher reserve~ the riqhl tn (' d it or r ete( I an., ads.j deemed obiect i onal , Th e publ r ~hcr wil t not b e 1 re sponsrble ror more than one 1ncofrect Insert ion · R:ATES For Want Ad Service 5 cents p er wor d Oll t.! insert ion M in imum Charge S1 00 14 cents per word three consecutive ins'!:'rl ions . 26 cents per word si~t con secuti ..- c rnsertion'<S 25 Per Cent Discoun t on pa rd ads and ads paid within 10 day s CARD OF THANkS & OBITUARY S2 00 tor 50 word m ln imum Ea c; h additional word 3 cents BLIND ADS A ddll•onat 25c Charge per fbe Daily Sentinel, Middleporl·Po'!leroy, 0., Tuesdav , Feb. 10. 1976 DICK TRACY Auto Sales Auto Sales WANT ADS INFORMATION .. - 1(')1 If' 1~""'""'' Qj(t-1-vV\1 '-' Feb. 11 , 1978 Th is co mtng year you may ex~ pertence an unexpected shi ft tn conditions that will prove beneftci al careerwrse . Put forth your be st efforts Be readY if the breakn come. "'OU AIN'T CHANGED A BIT SINCE I.{QU '{EARS ' AGO SEEN I LAST IT'S NOT PLE~SANT. '<OU KNOW, HAVIN6 A BROTHE~ ..----1 WHO'S A C~IMINAL ... DIS6AACED OUII. FAMIL'( A6AtN , I SEE ... 1 ~ WHEN I 6ET MARRIED AND I HOPE TKE~ DoN'T INKE~IT 110UI( CRIMINAl. TENDENCIES! ~-\AVE CHILD~EN , �JO - The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Tuesday, Feb. JO, 1976 H•.,»"·'•'•' •..·····,v.•.•......._,..._..,,..,_._..:_,•._o,•.:,.::.·~··«~:·,.,••osv~~-~-~ -,.M~·"·'v...·,.. -:...·.··..··..··..··..·..(•, ·:.·. 0 •'• '•'•'•'-""'•''oWN~Wo'o>Wo"''""''~'-, -vYN~~ J hn Denney *-"- News Notes died Tuesday [ Mason CDunty \\~ By [\~ \~ J ohn William Denney, 62, of Alma Marshall ::~ Milestone Rd ., Ga ll ipolis :;:: ·-· Ferry , W. Va ., died early this MASON - As a token of appreciation , Mason Ubrary is morning at his home . holding Ubrary Appreciation Day the week of February 9 Among his survi\'Or s are a th~ough Feb. 13th. The hours on Monday , Wednesday and daughter , Mrs . Alice Fnday are from II a .m . to 5 p .m . and the hours Tuesday and Geraldine J erry, of Cheshire . Thursday are from I to 7 p.m. He was a member of Loca l Mrs. Ray Proffitt is Mason 's Librarian. Refreshments will AFL-CIO 652, and Amateur be. served. Trap Sh oo ting Assn . of Ubrary Appreciation Day is celebrated in behalf of w. Va . Vandalia , 0 . Leg1slatnrs, Senatnrs and Delegates whose interest in libraries Funeral services will be extends throughout the year. Mrs . Proffitt asks the public to Thursday at 2 p.m . fr om the come m durmg th1s week and register your appreciation. Wilcoxen Funeral Home in Point P leasant with I he Rev . . MASON - Mason Busy Bees 4-H Club members are selling .Tommy Kinniard offi ciating . B1centenmal candles as a money-malting project. Two of their Burial will be in the Beale leaders are Mrs. Dorothy Oliver and Mrs. Jackie Sisson. If a 4· Chapel Cemetery at Apple Her ca lls on you- remember- buying some of their candles Grove . Friends will be Will go for a good cause. received at the fun eral home Wednesday after t p.m . WEST COLUMBIA - Nine brothers and sisters attended th~ f uneral of their brother, Ralph Johnson , 59, of West M1mster, Colo., held on Friday in Colorado. Mr. Johnson died on Wednesday , in a Colorado hospital, apparenily of pneumoma. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G . P . YOUTH HELD Johnson, West Columbia; his wife, Marie, and a daughter, Middleport Police Chief J . Mrs. Terry Bethurum of Colorado and these brothers and J. Cremeans said today a sisters, Georgaanna Shumate, Earl, Dana, Don, Alton and Middleport juvenile has been l<Jrna Johnson ; Pauline Cunningham, Doris Roberts, Mary arrested and is being Capehart and Mrs. Ruth Cuber. detained in the juvenile facility at the coun ty ja il on MASON . - Nineteen ladies attended a workshop on charges of breaking a nd macrame and embroidery on Thursday at the Virgil A. Lewis entering Foreman a nd Abbott home In Mason. Instructors were Mrs . Russell Bartnn, Mrs. Appliance Store on Jan. 30. Ear! Ingels, Mrs . Laurene Lewis and Mrs . Laura Johnson . The youth has confesse d Another workshop will be held on Thursday February 12th entering the establishment at the Lewis home. ' and will appear in the county Attendi~g the dinner meeting this past Thursday were juvenile court , Ch ief lhose mentioned and Mrs. Helen Williams, Mrs. Roberta Cremeans said. Young, Mrs. Charlotte Jenks, Mrs . Calherine Smith, Mrs. A: Marsha ll, Mrs . Delores Taylor, Mrs. Zelma Hunter , Mrs. Sarah Spencer, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, Mrs. Gladdie Stewart, Mrs. Hazel Smith, Mrs . Judy Reynolds, Mrs. Evelyn Proffitt , Mrs. Matilda Noble and Mrs. ulah Zerkle. Marauderlasses win 8th straight The Meigs Girls ' basketball team tromped the gals from Jackson 53 to 36 Monday night a t Larry Morri son Gym . Meigs pulled ahead 12·3 in the first quarter as Jackson had trouble breaking the fullcourt press of Meigs . The Mara uders never Jet up and forced Jackson into counUess turnovers. Mary Boggs, junior guard , provJded the spark the second quarter as she broke loose for four successful last breakS. Meigs went into the locker room at halftime with a commanding 21-point lead. The Marauders kept the game goin g at a fast pace the third qua.rter, Captain . Demari s As h had three ·Carpenter Personals baskets and provided good defensive rebounding. Meigs emptied its bench in the fourth quarter . This was the eighth victory for Meigs with no losses. Their next game is against Gallipolis at home on Monday at 6 p.m. This is the last home game and it is also Parents' Night . Pam Vaughan led her team with 17 points, Mary Boggs had 10, Beth Vaughan 8, Demaris Ash 6, Glenda Brown 4, Cathy Meadows,' Kathy Howard , Trac y Bu rd ette and Marcia Holcomb,' 2 each . HOSPITAL NEWS Veteraas Memorial Hospital ADMITTED Mabel Hennessy, Pomeroy; Amy Sehuler, Middleport; Jamie Schuler, Middleport ; Henry Beaver, Chester; Nellie Hatfield, Dexter; George Carter, Mason, W. Va.; Glenn Tucker, Racine; Mark Markham, Pomeroy; James Meadows, Long Bottom ; Fred Larkins, Long Bottom; Claude Nease, Minersville; Donna Knapp, Syracuse; Debqrah Grueser, Minersville; Charles Schoonover, 1M land ; Ida M. Dudding, Middleport. . DIS,CHARGED Ira Roach, Mary Cleek, Lela Forrest, Ronald Dailey Cloise Badgeley, Donald Roush, Lawrence Stewart, Edward Griffith, Catherine Hamlin; Mrs. Sheldon .Durst Leon; Mrs. William Dye; Haven; Gladys New Williamson, Southside, and James Johnson, Jr ., Middleport. BIRTH - A son Feb. 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Hill Addison. ' NOT JAILED Harold Aden Reeves, 42, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, who was with reckl«s c harged ..,eralion of a motor vehicle following a single car accident last Wednesday, was not jailed as lhe report tn. dicaled . According to Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach, Reeves pos led bond and wiD appear in Meigs -county Court. Meigs Local clei-k hired by board; . smoking lamp is lit Elberfelds In Pomeroy A new board clerk was hired and a committee report recommending reinstatement of the srnol<iJig area at Meigs High School was aOO!pted when Meigs Local School District Board of EducaUon met in regular session Tuesday night. Employed as new clerk was Jolm Triplett, 26, Wellston . Triplett, a business education teacher in the Wellston schools, was recommended by Meigs Local Supt. Cl!arles Dowler. Dowler said there had be.en many applicants but only sb; remained after he explained the position Is full time and the · duties involved, l!oard President Wendell Hoover and board member Mrs. Jennifer Sheets, worked with Dowler in Interviewing the candidates. Dowler s&ld Triplett is weD qualified for the position, can start oo March 1 and will relocate. He will receive $10,000 annuaUy, 10 cents a mile for trav.el expenses, two weeks vacatlo.n and some remuneration for handling Title I and CETA1unds. Triplett was given a two year contract. The hoard voted unanimously to accept tbe implementation plan for the reinstatement of a smoking area at the high school. The plan was drawn up by representatives of the board, administration, teachers and students. During a lengthy disclL!!slon, It was again stressed that the board Is not condoning smoking but is reinstating the smoking area in order to get the smoking outside. It was reported earlier by teachers that smoking has been occurring in restrooms of the high school and creating Wood. MORITZ TO SPEAK Dr. Timothy Moritz, director of the Ohio Department of Mental Heallh, will speak at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Nelsonville Children's Center. He will discuss the future of the center and a psychiatric program for children of Southeastern Ohio. Holzer Medical Center t Di scharges, Feb. 9) Jamie Allen, Cli nedda Austin, Paul Berkley, Brenda Brown, Doris Cole man ~ Mrs . Charles Beid and daughter , Raymond Dillon , Sab rina Graham, Br ad Haggy , Jennifer Hy se ll , Robin Kinnaird, Carolyn Lambert , Pansy Mayes, Theresa Miller, Mary Morrison, Thomas Scott Moulton , Jr., David Mullens 11, Allen Pape, Audrey Poore, Cheryl Robie, Margaret Sheli ne, Rodney Shilot , Thelma Sibley , William Stephenson. Martha Young. .(Births, Feb. 9) Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hewitt , daughter , Long Bill tom; Mr . and Mrs . Dennis Walters, son. Jackson . ala Ida Dennison has returned home after spending a week with her niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Queen at McConnelsviUe. DIVORCE GRANTED Mr . and Mrs. Lewis Smith Laura C. Autherson was attended the wedding of his gra nted a divorce from Eureka high performance features niece in Lancaster on Sunday Junior E . Autherson and Cora make this uprig ht a bargain hunter's afternoon and then visited his Ann Salser from Charles M. best buy! Steel motor hood protects parents , Mr . and Mrs. Salser, each on . charges of the powerful motor. Big 560 cu. ln. Manford Smilh a t Carroll. capacity disposable dust bag, Wrap gross neglect of duty and around vinyl furniture guard. Edge Services were held at tbe extreme cruelty, in Meigs Kleener cleans Up to baseboards. BEND AREA PERSONALS Bigony.Jordan Funeral Hme County Common Pleas Court (Continued from page I) Mr . and Mrs. James R. Romine of Anchorage Alaska are in Albany for Mrs. Frank Print Shop, Meigs Local visiting his sisters, Mrs. Harry Hoffman, New Haven; Mrs . . (Edith) Throckmorton, who · BASIC COMPLETED School , Daily Sentinel, . M~vm Marr at West Columbia and his niece, Mrs. Brenda passed away at lhe home of a LONG BOTTOM - Marine Athens Messenger , WMPO· JlVlden, Mason . This is the first lime the Romines have visited foster daughter , Carabel Private Steve B. Schmucker Radio; Pomeroy Emergency here in eight years. Landers, in Columbus. The son of Mr . and Mrs . Clarenc~ Squad, Veterans Memorial Guests Throckmortons had moved of Mr. and Mrs. J ohn R. Roach and sons on Friday to Complete with H. Schmucker of Route I Pleasant Valley Hospital Hospital. Attachments were : Reverend and Mrs. Walter Cloud, Pastor George and Columbus last week. She is Lon g Bottom, has . ~ra duat ed' DISCHARGES - Mrs . Pomeroy Har r y E. Ahce Hoschar, Mrs. Dale Roach, David Roach Pastor James survived by her husband, from recruit trainiilg al the Carey Neuman , Gallipolis· 4 W•'f DI•I· A·N•p ' Clark, Phy ll is M . Gainer, Lewis, Bill Zuspan, Sr. , Mr . Rolfe Lee, Paul Randolph , Tom Frank, the foster daughter, Marine Corps Recruit Depot , Mrs. James Roush, Mason ; adJusts cleaner to Harlan H. Wehrurlg , Homer difle re nt carpet King, K1p Pauley and Doug Martin. Carabel Landers, and two Parris Island , S. C. Robert Fartin, Leon· Harold E. Hysell , Robert W. Vaughn , helghl s, even sh1g$ J . Robert Mcintosh of Manchester, Tenn. and daughter, foster granddaughters, Virgil K. Windon , Howard P. Smithson, Point Pleasant· - ,.,. ., Drl¥tn ....... hr Rosemary and Edith, who logan , Rupe Gordaia , Ma ry Mrs. Wilham Crofflin and son Mark of Knox ville Tenn ..,.,. 1oo1en1 deeJ)Iy George Kerwood, Jr , West TRIO TO SING Above· the·fl oor c tean1ng tools Imbedded dirt, fluffe ug Houda she lt, La re n ce D. visited their cousins, Thursday,' Misses Ruth and Eiizabeth lived in the home for several availaor e a1 small ad d illonol cml. cru lhed n•P ' The !Iea venly Hi ghway Lenord , William Brad ford , Mcintosh at Mason . years. She was preceded in Trio will sing Wednesday at William Bradford , Norman Mrs. Ora Fowler, 91, of Rl. 1, Point Pleasant and the death by a son, Leslie Frank. lhe Freewill Baptist Church, .. C. Will. Clifford D. Ashley, mother of Mrs . Albert Roush , 4tart, fell recently and broke Mrs. Throckmor:to11 was a corner of Ash lind Plumb Sts., Marg ie R e ut~i- . Ho mer Bax fer , Gerald Rought , her nght leg . Previously this elderly lady broke an arm and retired school teacher and Middleport , as part of a Lorraine P. Aelker, Ki!Hileen hoth hips . She is hoSpitalized at Holzer Medical Center' Her had spent most of her life in revival service which begins L. Wells, Ge~ald Pullln s1 room is 334. · · · · this area. Burial was in at 7:30 p.m . Speaker is the Marvi n E. Taylor , Sheila J . · Mrs. Eva Kn_opp is a patient at Ple.asant Valley Hospital Ta ylor . Al eJU~nder Cemetery. Rev. Glenn Collins of Syracuse Jan et K . Dorothy Russell1s also hospitalized there for observation and Guests of Mr . and Mrs. Nelsonville. Pi c k en s, Do rthy Dug las , tests. 90$PINT Robert Stout were th eir Shop the Main Floor for a ·· KaW1y Frye , Victor Couts. Mrs. Harry Clarke and Miss Anna Allen have returned children and grandchildren, CARRY OUT ONL ~ Middl eport Eric A. complete selection of Hallmark .· Mr. and Mrs. James Willis, Pearch, Charles W. Searles, from a Florida vacation . TICKETS GO UP Ken ne th Imboden, Peg gy L. Mrs . Mollie Fox is visiting her daughter and son-in-law Sr. and daughters; Lena and In accordance with an Lew is , Joyce V. Bartrum, Mr. and Mrs. John Forshee at Barberton. Cards .and Fanny Farmer Candles ' Tilly, and Mr. and Mrs. agreement reached recently Claren ce McDan ie·l s, Ber of Letart, visited with her grandmother Valerie Blake James Willis, Jr., all of the nade tte · Anderson, Ruby A by Pomeroy Village Council, ' Macon, Ga. area. Vaughan. Mr s. Charles Mrs. Wilma Blake over the weekend. fmes lor violation of parking Bra dbury , Edwa.rd W. Durst, Mr. and Mrs . Curtis McDaniel visited on Sunday with their Mr . and Mrs. Dale Jordan meters in Pomeroy wfl! be Sarah J. Flower, Norma G. daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Stan SOunders and and daughter accompanied increased from 50 cents to $1 · Pomeroy, Otlio Wilc ox , Gemma M . Casci, family in Columbus. · Buddy 'Fraley here for the per overtime ticket beginnfng Charles T. Wayland , James Mrs. E, S. (Necie ) Moore of New Haven ·has returned weekend and they . visited Feb. 17. R. Dail ey, Jam.es Butcher, Mary . Bact;>n·;· Richard P. home after visiting relatives at Natural Bridge va .' and at with their parents, Mr. and Gres$ . Clara FranCe, F~quay-Varina, N. C. · ' Mrs. Clifton Fraley, Sr. and Clarence Molden. Ernest D. ' Mr. and Mrs. Clay Jordan. Barnhart . The young folks are now Long Bottom - Richard S. Bqrton, George A . Wolf , living in the Anniston, Ala., Wonderful Time to Give Her Special Valentine Gift Mace! S. Barton , Ruth . Karr, area . Howard Parker , Henry E . EAST MEIGS The 6. Scoring for Kyger Creek Mrs, Zelia Perry has . Bahr , Oris Smith, Jerry E. Eastern High School girls 16, Clay 14, Amos were Rollin undergone surgery at Frederick . defeated lhe Kyger Creek 4, Harrison 2, and Bailey 1. University Hospital in Minersville - Carolyn A. Girls basketball team 44..J7 Charles, Lloyd Henderson . Top rebounders for Eastern Columbus and reportedly is Rac ine Roy F . Van here Monday night. Scorers were Denise Dean 10, Teresa convalescing satisfactorily, M e ter , Harold E . Hager, for Ea stern were Vickie Edwards 9, Jan Wilson 8, and Mrs . Orley Rife of Dorothy P. Badgley , Epple with 26, Jan Wilson Janet Ambrose 6. The Dyesville is doing well and is Dorothy . M . Sayre, Martha with 12 and Teresa Edwards Eastern girls team now has at · home following eye L . Beegle 1 Wi l lia m H. Hob~ck, Karert L. Lemley, lour wins and one loss. surgery. Linda L. Patterson, C·lifford TOURNEY SET Ashley . · There will be a FreshRutland -- Rosella F . man Basketball Tour· Birchfi e ld , Norman C. Wil l, Mark J . Matson . namcnt at Eastern, Feb. Chester - Albert Martin . 16·21 . Team s include Racine Rich a rd P . Hannan Trace, North Dugan, Geo rge Neigle r, Gallia, Southern, Eastern, Rhonda L. Dailey, Lorence M. Wilcoxen , Larence Roy, and Kyger Creek. There Don B;eeQi e, Susan Wo l f , will be a meeting WedMichael Brown . · nesday at 7:30 for the Langsv ille - Elli s E . drawing 'at Eastern. Myers . Blood Fresh Ham Hock Navy Bean Soup · orice • at VOL. XXVII NO. 211 ·REMEMBER SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14 IS VALENTINE'S DAY WASHING'ION - THE WlUTE HOUSE SAYS President Ford will veto a public works projects bill designed to <;reate 800,000 jobs. The HoUBe, meanwhile, wants to send him more legislation to provide additional jobs for the unemployed. A oeto within a few days was promised by the White House for leglslaUon providing to.2 billion for projects such as construction of municipal buildings and sidewalks , and aid to preventlllate and local governments from laying off another 100,000 employl!ll. Undaunted, the House voted 239 to 154 Tueaday to elpalld the public service job program from 320,000 penons to 600,000 and continue It through the next fiscal year . MU..ITARY EXPERTS IN ZAMBIA SAY THE NINEMONTH dvU war in Angola is all but over, with pro-Western factions fleeing in disorder froin the advancing Soviet-backed troop!. · The ezperts said Tuesday the Cuban~ed Marxists were still receiving a massive arms buildup from the Soviet Union and broadening their push into former pro-Western strongholds. The Mamst Popular Movement for the Uheratlon of Angola said Tueaday it had captured the key Atlantic ports of l<Jbltn and Benguela without relilstance, after seizing the proWestern capital of Huambu. · Eastern girls defeat Kyger Cheshire - Rodney Spires. Hem lock Grove - Stlaron M. Wel~ er . Bidwell - Mary_Sea.rls. Women's Wednesda\1 Afternoon Bowling League - WIBC Ma son Bowling Center Mason , w . Va . February 4, 197C (J man t eams) ·T eam h ig h tot al pin s· MEIGS THEATRE TONITE THR\J THURS. FEB . 10-12 NOT OPEN FRI .- SUN. FEB. Il-lS Jacqueline Su sann'~ ONCE IS NOT ENOUGH (Not shown Jim. 9-11 due to icy roads ) . ' 3 Egnor 427 . gam e Dia ne Pyatt 190 ,· D ian e PyatT 116 ; Bun n y Estes 175. Team Stand i ng Sec;ond Half think you're worth these extra special servi(es! · CLEVELAND- THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT does not expect to do anything even If It finds Irregularities in the testimony Oblo Gov. James A. Rhodes gave last year during the Kent St8le llhootlnga clvU IIIII trial, it was reported today. The Qeveland Plain Dealer quoted a justice department aource aa saying : "People write In and ask us what we're doq, and ~still teD them we're reviewing II (the testimony) - bat nothing's going to happen.'' The unldenUfled aources said \he Justice Department's clvU r!ghtli dlv!mon has decided the Irregularities are irrelevant and has not recommended that the criminal division take IDY action . . And do we ever have them! A full range of bank· ing services for your co nvenience: Pa ssbook h igh Lat ec omers Rookies G lobe trott ers Three G 's All ey c ats H its & Misses TUES.-WED.-THURS. The Inn-Place Presents W. L . 28 I 2 28 I 2 26 14 ]6 , 24 12 10 28 30 Savings. Certificate Savings. Compl.ete Loan Department for home, business, personal, installment and auto. ******** . ***********1<***~0 "The Friendly Bank" · ' \ ..• s·rnce .1906 . •..,.,,..:,r* **************************** : ,. ' ' w;. Guitarist with Percussion·Vocalist 8:30-12:30 THE MEIGS INN POMEROY, OHIO RUTLAND MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 742-2211 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corpwatiou Best In Live EntertainmPnt '( RNITURE surr FILED Delmar Bllum, DBA, Baum Lumber Co;, Olester. ,f]Jed a lllitln Melp County Conunon Pleu Courtacainat Fred anc1 RUTLAND, 0. DEPO!.ITS INSURED TO '40,000 r FOin'ER REINSTATED CHESTER William F01ter, Cheater, has been notified by letter from Wesley A. Buehl, county engineer, he baa been reinstated for . e~q~loyment with the Meigs COWity Highway Department with no loa of time. The Ieite!: written on Feb. 6 and postmarked Feb. 9. F01ter waa notified on Feb. 2 that he was fired. Walk·Up Teller Window and Auto Teller Window Open Friday Evenings 5 to 7 P.M. RON BRINKER \ WASHINGTON - WCKHEED AIRCRAFT CORP.'S bribery revelations, which causes political crises in some foreJcn counlries, have led the Ford administration In shift from playing down corporate scandals to plaMing lull lnvestlptlon and punishment , President Ford Tuesday condemned the payment of bribes overllllal by U. S. firms and began a review of ways to punish them, polldliiY Including the lou of federal contracta. l<Jck· heed lathe nation's top defense contractor, but is not alone BmOII& thole allesedly maldng foreign payoffs. Of the top 20 defense contractors, 10 have lleen convicted of, charged withh, or adm!Ued makln& questionable overseas payments. ••• we games ·- Latecomers 1181: Rook i es 1159 ; Three G's 1085 . Team high game Rookies 409 : HHs & Misses 40 5 ; Latecomers 402 . Individual high series : J games - D ian e Pyatt 498 ; Nan cy Neut zling 444 ; Ellen l ndividufl GUATEMALA CITY, GUATEMALA - ONE WEEK after a deadly earthquake rocked this Central American nation, rescue workers otlll struggled to reach victims and survivors in remote mountain areas. A government spcikesman predicted the finll dea'th toll may reach 24,000. International aid - Including urgently needed food and medical ·~Des - has helped alleviate some of the most a'UCial problema In populous regions. But offlclals hav~ not beep able to reach many,isolated villages, where thousands may still be burled In the delris of their shattered homes. Barbara Goegleln, DBA, Great American Homes, for t the amount of t3,63UO. \ '· EXTENDED OUTWU~ Friday through Sunday, a cbaaee of snow flurries Friday. A chance of ra.n or snow north and a cluince of sbowen Saturday and Sunday. Highs will be In the 30a to the low too Friday .ad In the upper 30a and tOs north to the 50a south portloa Saturday · aod Sllllday. Lowa mo11ly wiD be In the upper Ztla to the 301. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature In downtown Pomeroy at 11 a .m . Wednesday was 47 degrees under cloudy skies. .•· COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio has decided In add about $1a month In residential natural !!"s bills ' to help pay for $33.7 million in 1975 emergency induslr18l gas purchasa. · The surcharge goes into effect lnunediately arnl will be reflected on homeowner bills for the next 12 months. · Commission Chairman Luther Heckman and commissioner Sally. ffioomfleld voted Tueaday to allow the surcharge roll-in apparently desplie a' . PUCO staff recoh)mendation that the cost of the emergency allocations be · added to Industrial gas bills. The staff. recoinmendatlon Borrows testified during the prepared by hearing office; hearl,ngs that in his opinion Helen Uebman, will ' not be- ooly those . customers who available to the public until directly benefited from the . the official order authorizing emergency purchases should lhe ~><Ira homeowner charges pay their cost. is signed by Heckman and But Borrows, under crQ,SS ffioomfield later this week. examinatioo, admitted that Ms. Uebmari said after the some curtailed, industrilll conunl.ssion vote that legal custmners did not receive problems prevented her from any eztra natural gas. Sweet disclosing the contents of her argued that a reduction 'i n three-part recommendation curtailments was a benefit, lintil the order is signed, but this line of reasoning was Conunisslo11er David Sweet rejected by Heckman and said he would draft and sign a Bloomfield. dissenting opinion. · The decision only covers 60-day ~mergency The purchases were made the for industrial natural gas purchases made m 1975. On customers · to reduce March 10, PUCO begins a curtailments ordered when second hearing to discuss natural gas demand commission pricing policy on outstripped supplies. future emergency purchases, Rolling in the charge of the If needed. emergency purchases tn aU Sweet said Tuesday's classes of customers Is decision ought not be a allowed under Federal Power precedent lor the March Commission price gas hearing, which he said would adjustment provisions. be far, more extensive than The decision came after a the . just-<:oncluded hearings six-day hearing before Ms. which began Jan. 28 and Uehman on which ' class of ended Feb. 4, · natural gas customer would pay for the 13.1 billion cubic feet of gas bought late last 48 CALLS ANSWERED year to reduce industrual The Middleport· Fire curtailments. Department answered 48 The order can be appealed calls during January · in· directly to the Ohio Supreme eluding nine fire calls, 37 first . Court. aid calls, a false alarm and a "I have to take the position miscellaneous call. Of the of the chairman," said emergency calls 28 were In Bloomfield before she cast town and nine out of town. the deciding vote . "I have to The fire deparbnent was reclutantly go along with roD· given a 38 hour training .ln pricing to all classes of course during January with · custmners, I don't see how 75 percent of the mel)'lbers· the record can supporl any completing the course . There other decision ." was one fire drill held during PUCO chief engineer John the month. R. RAY PICKENS Dr. RaDklo Ray Pickens, R., baa flied bla petition of candidacy for the nomination of his parly to run for county coroner, a position wblcb be _now holds. · A resident of Pomeroy, Dr. Pickens maintains offices In Middleporland Is active on the staff of Veterans Memorial Hoaplla!. FUing a Jl"titlon of candidacy also on Tuesday for Democratic central committeeman of Olive Precinct was Franels H. Andrew. PRICE FIFTFFN CENTS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1976 :;tate Rep. Ron James (D) ProctorviUe, said today anyone with complaints relating to lhe evaluation of asSessments of real property have a right to appeal In the county board of revision . James said a taxj)ayer dissatisfied wilh his present assessment should go to the· county auditor's office by· ·Feb . 1.3 and request an appeal form . . After the form is completed and returned, the audltnr's office will then schedule a hearing, conducted by the · county auditor , county treasurer and county prosecutor. Rep . James stated, "On a statewide basis, the usual experience after such an appeal is that taxes are somewhat reduced although there is no guarantee of this." Rep. James also announced that House BiD 920, of which he is en-sponsor, -passed the house and if acted upon favorably by the senate, property taxes next year will · be reduced. ,, ./ CANING CHAIRS AND weaving baskets are 811101111 the talents 79-year-old Uncoln Russell - I n the Retired Senior Volunteer Program at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center. This year for the first time handcrafted Easter baskets made by Russell will be offered at lhe AprU bazaar for $3 empty or $6.50 with colorful chenille bunnies or rabblta. Chair caning Is done lor the cost of the materlals and a nominal labor charge. Any resident Interested ln having a chair caned is invited to either cOntact the Center for further Information or bring lhe chair by for a price quotation. · • Canter jailed following chase · A Minersville man is lodged in lhe county jail on seven charges resulting from a high speed chase which began in Pomeroy at 11 :29 · p.m. Tuesday. Pomeroy Pollee Chief Jed " Notwithstanding any Webster said Charles Canter, other provisions ·of law or 22, Minersville, left the center regulatloo, the management of the parking lot in Pomeroy or sponsor of any Ohio exhibition shall, prior to permitting the exhibition of any equine animal, ascertain .Clearing and cooler tonight that the animal has been tested and classes 'negative' with lows In the low .30s. to an official test for Equine Partly cloudy Thursday, Infectious Anemia within a 12 highs in lhe upper 40s In the month period Inunediately low 50s. Probability of preceding lhe closing date of precipitation 20 per cent the exhibition. A copy of the today, 10 per cent tonight and Equine Infectious Anemia 20 per cent Thursday. lest report shall be on file and main talned by the exhibition management until the closing PTOTOMEET of the exhibition. Upon l'he Salisbury PTO will request, the exhibltio·n meet at 7,30 p.m . Tuesday at management or sponsor shall the school. The program will permit an approved be by · the minutemen and veterinarian , or an past presldenll of the former authorized representative . of PTA will be honored. the deparbnent, In ezamine lhe Equine Infectious Anemia test reports and entry records SERVICES SUNDAY related thereto." Special services will he Mrs. Bradford said the held Sunday at the Antiquity regulation may affect par- Baptist Church with Rev . Ucularly ponies which ·have Curtia Seven of South Point been taken to the county fair speaking at 10•30 a .m. and every year wilhout the test. 7,30 p.m . Equine tests required this year by new law Mrs. Muriel Bradford, secretary of the 1\l:eigs County Fair Board, said today horses, mules, and ponies must he tested for "Equine Infectious Anemia" before they can be in the Meigs County Fair this swnmer . The law governing the situation says: Public transport program recommended in Columbus . ·~\llhirlisiJ'atiun in ColwnbWJ, recommending approval, funding and early lm· plementatlon of lhe projects. Included is the sevencounty Appalachian Ohio Regional Transit Association (AORTA) which would receive $369,584 to help finance a three year demonstration project. It would combine many of the present transportation $4,080WANTEb A letter requesting $4,000 by the Meigs band boosters to be used on the cost of the new band unllonns was read. It was the consensua of the board that it was at least morally committed to aDProve the amount. The letter was from Patrick. WOOd. Band Booster president, who W1l8 president and eztended thanks when the board acted. The new unifol'lll8 cost fZO,OOO and the band boosters have had no hi!lp to this point fi'IJID the board. The hoard also approved the payment of t300 to belp delray the expenses of the high school cheerleaders. The hoard heard complainia by a delegation of the Snowville area in reference to a bus ~liver . They charged that the driver travels too fast, Will not turn on the heater, doe! not (Continued on page 16\ · en tine ITEMS STOLEN MASON, W. Va . - An estimated $400 worth of items were stolen from the Mason Auction House, Horton St., . late Monday evening or early SENTENCE GIVEN Tuesday morning, according Guy C. Bing, 59, Midto a spokesman for the Mason dleport, was fined $150 and Police Deparbnent. Police cnsts ahd given a three day lhis morning had no suspects · jail sentence when he ap-: in the case, and they were not peared upon. conviction of sure how entry was made. DWI charges m the court of Among the items stnlen were Middleport Mayor Fred an amplifier, microphone, an Hoffman Tuesday night . S-track stereo tape player Assessed costs on a charge of and a clock radio. The Mason failing to yield the right of Auction House Is owned by way was Patrick A. Hill, 22, Howard Beasley of Mason. Middleport. ' COLUMBUS State Transportation Director Rlchprd D. Jackson has reported the mid-December hearings on three Ohio Rural Highway Public Transportation Demonstration Projects, one Involving southeastern Ohio, have been approved by the di!JI8:rtment. Copies of the hearing Iran· scripts have been forwarded to the Federal Highway The ares will alao be spot cheeked by administration IIIII teachers. It was stressed lhat the smoking area Ia subject to revocation at any time. It wa.s _.., streued by the board that members expect better restrooms and redJ!Ction of reltl'Oom vandalism as a result of establlslunents of the smoking 111'1111. The smoking area Is to be u5ed before and aftec IICbOol and at noon, The board discussed requesting parental letters giving students permiaslon to smoke. However,lt wu deddad that those without letters would smoke anyway and IIIey probably would be using restroom areas which would defeat the whole purpose of the smoking area. Protest process advised Residential __:::,:~=~- natural gas fNew::.:..:..~riefsi billS U . ·$1 p Elberfelds In Pomeroy Maxey . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO BULLDOG SENIOR Arnie Chonko, S-6 and 205 lbs., went up here for the ball against Meigs senior center 6-8 Mitch Meadows Tuesday night in the Marauders' brilliant 51-45 victory, the second time this season such a revolting development was Imposed on Coach Charles McAfee by Meigs Coach Ron logan. - Picture by Jim Hamm. Crow's Steak House Reedsvil le - Bulah Ma :x.~y. Mary Lee Maxey, Kathy problems for non-111110klng stUdents. The commiUee report lodiC8ted tbatthen are 113 amoken at the blpaebool and Showed thlll 71% at adenII are In favor of a smokJDi area and U agalall. According to the plan for Implementation, James Diehl, principal, and Dowler will designate ana mark off an area behind the l:uildlng for use as a smoking area. The Envlromnental Awareness Club will be responsible for providing and maintaining sand buckets in the area and posters in the school encouraging proper use of the area. The student council, Environm!'lltal Club and Spanish Club members have stn!ssed that studenis shall be responsible for · cleanliness of the area and have offered their assistance in working with feUow students to encourage adherence to two primary rules, clealiness and .no smoking In any other area . Diehl is to schedule teachers for intensive policing of rest· rooms to eliminate smoking in these areas and " no smoking" signs provided by the Slate Fire MarshaU's office will be posted ln the restrooms. The local fire authority will be asked to explain to the student body posting of signs. Students will be notified of the smoking area by Diehl, and a representative of the student council will speak to students in each homeroom to ask their support and cooperation in keeping the area clean and eliminating smoking ln other areas. The location of the smoking area behind the office pennits easy and continual observation by high school administration . programs m three southeastern Ohio coun• ties (Athens, Hocking and Perry) Into one comprehensive system and provide for expansion of service into Meigs, Jackson, Vinton and Gallia Collhties where public transii service is nonexistent. The system is expected to establish self-fiufflciency by the end of lhree years. Weather , at 11:29 p.m. He crossed over center line and struck a parked pickup truck owned by Donald L. Sheela, Rt. I, Reedsville. Canter left the scene at a high rate of speed, The ·Pomeroy Police Department, Syracuse pollee and the deparlment of Me!ga County Sheriff Robert Hartenhach were involved In trying to get the vehicle slopped. The car went out of control in Syracuse and struck a utility pole, clipping It off. The car then went BC1'0118 the highway and struck the home of Mrs. Adelbert Lee. A fireplace inside the home wa reported damaged by the· Impact. Put Into lhe Pomeroy polilll! cruiser, Canter and II passenger In his car, Jerrr Hnbbard, Syracuse, who were not injured, were taken to jail. Canter allegedl)' kicked out a left rear window in the pollee cruiSer. Canter IS being charged wilh destruction of proper!)', · resis tlng arrest, drlvllltl while intoxicated, reck!•. ..,eratlon, neelng a pollew officer, leaving the scene Ill an accident and driving under suspension , Hubbard Ill charged with fleeing p pollee officer. l • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 February 10, 1976 denney