https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a30f4d75736b2a2c89a3c6c0ad4257a9.pdf 25e9821696645fe2572de14d15b872e5 PDF Text Text ' 10 - The l.luily Senl inel, Middleoort-Pomeroy, 0 . Monda)•, ~'ob . 23, 1976 ------------~------------ - - , Two suffer minor injuries ! Two p rsons \\l'rl~ mjurl'd in an accident at I : 10 p. m. Sunday on Rt. 554 near County !load 3 1White Oak Road ). According to the Gallia Meigs Post State Highway Patrol , Trac)' C. Johnson, 20, Rt. I, Bidwell. losing control of his ca r in a curve, wenl off the highway and overt ur·ned. Johnson and a passenger , Jeffe ry Hollen bau~h . Vinton , had only minor injuries . There was heavy dama ge to his car . No r harge wa s filed . Paul A. Wolfe. 26, llacine, ~a s charge d with OWl following an accident at 6:55 p. m. Saturday on Rt. 7 one and one·lenth mile north of Coun ty Road 36 near Eastern High SchooL The patrol reported Wolfe lost control of his car which left the highway striking " rosebush. There was minor dwnage. Edward P. Thompson, oo, Ill. I, Vinton , was charged with disorderly conduct after investigation of a single car accident at 5 p. m. Saturday on Rt. 554, six and four tenths nult•s cast of 111. WO . '111t' patrol Sc1 Ld Thomspon 1 "'ho walked awav frNn the accident, was fou~d later. At that time the patrol said it rould not charge hlm w1th drivin~ under the influenl'e. Anotlwr accident occurre-d Saturday on County Road 10, three tentl1s of a mile south of Jac·kson Rd. in Gallia County, wlrerc Tina L. Collins, 16, Rl. 2. Vwton , lost control of her car when she swerved to miss a dog . The vehicle went into a ditch causing moderate damage. Area Deaths I NEWS I Harold K. German ' Ha rold K . German. 68, ot 153 Berger Ave .. Gall ipolis, died Su nday even ing at 10: 15 In the Holzer Medical Center . He wa s a.retired engineer tor the Oh io River Co. He was born Dec. 30, 1907 in l ong Bottom, son of th e Ia te Okey and Eff ie Mae Sheldon German . He Is sur vived by his w ife, Neva Byus German . Several cousins also surv ive. WAYNE HARRISON Wayne Harrison. 73, Ash St., Middleport , died Saturday at Ve terans Memorial Hospita l. Mr . Harrison was born on Holzer Medicat·center (Births, Feb. %0) Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Adams, Court Middleport village council , meeting in regular session Monday night, apparently aband oned jts plans for a $5 add!Uonal auto license fee and informally agreed to go anotber route - lair tax levies - to secure more money to pay for public services . Reviewing action at the second reading of the ordinance to establish the additionl!l~tuto license fee, it was learned that the 3-2 vote for it at the last meeting was insufficient to pass the second reading. Since that time there have been threa ts of referendum should the ordinance be approved. The $5 permissive auto tax over the past few years has been before voters three times - twice thrormh referendum Hun· daughter, March 31, 1902, at Roule 1 tington , W. Va .; Mr. and Mrs. Middleport, the son oflhelate Charles R. Conner , son, Ja cob and Rhoda Rupe Harri son . He was al so preceded in death by a son , Middleport; Mr . and Mrs. Robert E. Hawkins, daughter, Rutland ; Mr. and Mrs. J erry L . Mah on, son, Wilkesville; Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Mercer , son, Funeral ser vices w ill be 2 Will iam s, Minersville ; lwo Jack son ; Mr . and Mrs . • t m l'!!l ll~"d from pa gP 1) p.m. Wednesdarat the Crow- brothers, Ernest, Rutland, · Michael E. Warrens, holding staff members hostage at riflepoint. Husse ll Funera Home, Point · and Clyde of Route 1, Mid· Pleasant, with the Rev. Staff secret.1ry Giselle Chevelier, contacted by telepbclne dleport ; three grandsons. daughter, Ray. (Births, Feb. 2)) sai<l, "There are eight men here all with rifles. They are GeorQe Hoschar ofticiatina . Richard William s, St . Marys ; Burial will fol low In the Sand Mr. and Mrs. Jaspar E. holding the charge d'affaires, Alan Sullivan. and about 30 of us Hil l Cemete ry at Long Bot- Michael Williams, Bakers. Calif.. and Stephen • Aus\in , daughter , Point in a room." tom . Fr iends may call at the field Williams ,.Wintersville, Oh io ; fune ral home after 2 p.m. Asked if one of 'the gurunen had a weapon pointed at ber two great-grandchildren, and P'easant; Mr . and Mrs . John she replied: " Yes , and I an1 afraid I must go now." She said Tuesday. several nieces an~ nephews. C. Ball, daughter, RavensMr . Harrison was a coal woodi W. Va. the gunmen had not made any demands. miner and truck driver. 1 h b 22) A captain in the Lebanese gendarmes negotiated with the Funeral services will be I B rl s, Fe · gunmeo from the ground fl oor of the building . The embassy is held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the · Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. located on the third floo r. He said the leader of the gang Rawling s -Coats Funeral Merrill, son, Wellston; Mr. (Continued from page I ) Home with the Rev . Noel a~d Mrs . Bobby W. Vance, identified himsell as Mohanuned Haimour a Lebanese and Herrmann offic iat ing. Burial son, Pomeroy. said he had recently been expelled from Canada on the Silbowitz in Miami; Bette P, will be In Miles Cemetery. and Jacob C. Jablon in Fr iends gr ounds of insanity. may call at the Baltimore ; and Edgar D. funeral home any time . Veterans Memorial Hospital HOUSTON - GRAIN OUST IS A VOLATILE substance Coffin, a retired New Jersey SATURDAY ADMISSIONS ASK TOWED policeman, in the District of that needs only a spark to touch it off. That, officials believe, is Martin Gibbs, Letart, W. A marriage license has what triggered an explosion tha t leveled a 111-tory grain Columbia. Va. ; Robert White, Long The Supreme Court been issued to Lewis Edward storage building and crushed workers beneath tons of rubble Bottom; Lovie Watson , accepted only the Goldfarb Pulver, 22, Rt. 1 Long along Houston's Ship Channel. Albany. Bottom, Barbara Ann Coates, Fire Department information officer Paul Carr said appeal. SATURDAY DIS18, Rt. 1, Minersville. officials expected the dea th toll in the blast Sunday at the CHARGES Victoria Goodpasture, Inc., grain storage and loading facility to reach CUndiff; EllsWorth Dill, Janel . at least 12. Jeffe,, Elizabeth Ohlinger, Carr said officials believed the explosion was caused when Martha Gilkey, Mary Jones, sparks from a welding torch touched off highly volatile grain Junior (Bud) Darst, Steven dust. Ohlinger. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS EGYPTIAN TROOPS HAVE TAKEN CONTROL OF THE Debra Drake, Pomeroy; LAsr big chunk of the Sinai Desert promised them under Robert Jeffers, Syracuse; terms of the U. s. - negotia ted interim peace accord with SAN FRANCISCO CUP!) - police 150 pounds of bclmb Ella Newlun, Long Bottom; IsraeL In Tel Aviv, political sources said Israel wants the FBI agents are confident two paraphernalia. Later ln Osie Manuel, Racine; United States to keep up its search for peace in the Middle East weekend raids on suspected nearby Oakland a seventh Charles Sauer, Middleport; through ~>ilk s with Arab countries but it will not settle for bomb factories have crippled persons was arrested, and Freda .Henderson, Pomeroy; anything Jess Uran an Arab pledge of non belligerency. terrorist activities in the San officers seized another cache Billie Jean Brown, LangsIIOOYEII"I TIII'U ACTIOH Egyptian forces ~'unday moved into the final 89 square Francisco Bay area, but one of explosives. ville. miles of Sinai territory they were promised under terms of the underground group continued The suspects charged with SUNDAY DISCHARGES agreement worked out last year by Secretar-; of Sl>ite Henry to issue threats. possession of bomb - Gora Noble, Sally Holman, Kissinger. U. N. officials turned over the narrow strip of The New World Liberation materials. Darrel Drake, Betty wasteland in a ceremony at a dusty outpost called Aipha, about Front - just hours after !be · FBI agents said they felt Graham, Jesse White, 90 miles east of Cairo. · raids Saturday - issued a they had "broken t.Pe back" The im a Grueser, Lisa communique calling for of the NWLF and the Willford. attacks on the Pacific ·Gas Emiliano Zapata Unit, which a.. ......... ,.... and Electric . Co. and have claimed responsibility "scumlords." The message ALLOTMENT OFFERED · made no mention of the raids. for dozens of bombings since Tonite thru Tues. mid-1974. l.lumage from the Farmers interested in Feb. 27-29 Six persons were arrested blasts was estimated at more NOT OPEN · growing cigar tobacco on a in a Richmond, Calif., ra_id one year basis may file an which netted agents and than $1 million. One target was the Hearst application fot a temporary Castle in San Simeon, Calif., v allotmen t at the Meigs ASCS Fri . thru Sun . on F~b . 12. The NWLF had Office, Farmers Bank Middleport, 0. Feb. 27-29 demanded Randolph Hearst, , Building , Pomeroy . The Wa lt Di sney's president of the San deadline for filing apBAMBI Open Friday Examiner and Francisco plications is March 15, this Show starts 7:00p.m. Til 8#00 father of Patricia Hearst, yelir . give $250,1100 to the defense WASHINGTON (UP!) of Symbionese Major oil companies illegally fund Uberation Army members contributed to a majority of Willi run Harris and his wife, senators voting for natural Emily, awaiting trial in Los gas deregulation, the Angeles. Public Gas American Charles Bates, agent in Association charged today . charge of the San Francisco Edwin Rothschild, acting FBI office, said the raids executive vice president of were the result of an arrest of the association, said the two persons after a gunbattle donations cwne from Gulf in Lagunitas, Calif. Oil, Phillips Petroleum and The suspects had New As' ·and Oil companies. He Dawn Collective literature in said that "under these their van. The New Dawn is a circumstances a cloud is cast Berkeley, Calif., above- as lo whether these ground revolutionary group contributions may · have inthat acts as spokesman for fluenced their votes." the NWLF and Zapata Urut. The association is made up The suspects arrested in of 200 municipally owned Richmond were identified as : nationwide gas distribution ... "Of course it's a man's Janice M. Orson, 28, an systems. world - Awoman wouldb~ unemployed waitress; Steven too sensible to want it" . .. Rothschild said that until R. SCipes, 24, an unemployed the questions of illegality are counselor; Carolyn J.A . WilOf course the hard do-itliams, 28, unemployed and yourself jobS are meant for from Guernevllle, Call!.; the men to do. But it's amazing how many of the Frederick F. Salkin, 23, a (Cuntim.:ed fr om page 11 small jobs that can be dQne garment worker from (and enioyedi by . the Berkeley; Ellen J. Kesend, The 1971 plan, tailored to woman of the house . Our 28, a writer from San Democrats, was partly "FRIENDLY ONES" will Francisco; and ~AUonso R. responsible for that party be happy to help, with Garcia, 35, a leather taking control of the Ohio suggestions on "how to:• to craftsman. House In 1973 and the ~tate help her .. . Senate in 1975. SOROROTY TO MEET The newly-constituted Preceptor Beta Beta board said if it is given Sorority wlU meet Thursday permission to redraw the at 7:30 p.m. at the home of boundaries,lt is lmpo"slble to The Deparfm ...:t Store of Mrs. Ann Rupe with Lots tell which · party will · be Building Sine~ :·' 15. · . RoSenbaum co-hostess. favored. A plan would have to be adopted and approved by. 1814: The m ilitia fiddles, and our capital burns . the COIU'Is by March 25 if the filing deadline for the primary election is to be met. It's a foolish war, thi s Wa1· of 1812. And we are not at our The board next meets March· News•• in Briefs Four levies proposed in Middleport ! HOSPITAL Lawren ce. In 1974, three . w1 1e, Myrtle 0\Jrs Harrison ; a daughter. Mrs. Elbert IAii ce l s is ters and a brother . Surv I" Inq are hi s Terrorist gangs crippled says FBI .................. ........... ( MEIGS THEATRE lf:)trot]JmKiean')ipenlngs FroJi a Great American Bank GOP opens MEETING SET The Meigs County Women's Fellowship of Churches of Christ will meet at the Continued fr om page 1 Bradbury Church of Christ at trude Casto is leader of the 7:30 p.m. Thursday . Troop . Installation of officers will be The other troops parheld. ticipating in the program, their leaders and the counFREE CL0'1111NG tries which they represented CHESHIRE - The Gallla - were Harrisonville Juniors Meigs Community Action 1155, Delores Gaus, ll>ily; Agency wlll hold Free Clothing Day Wednesday for Syracuse Brownies 1120, Joyce Sisson, leader, France ; low income residents of the Chester Brownies, 1061, ·area. The hours are from 9 a.m . to 2 p.m. and the Linda Stewart, leader, Germany ; Racine Brownies clothing will be at the old high 1247, Charlotte Wamsley, school buil\ling in Cheshire. England; Middleport Juniors, 1039, Mary Wise, leader 1 Japan ; Pomeroy 1076, Carolyn Brownies In 1m, President Nixon Reeves , Spain. conferred in Peking with Also taking part were the Chinese Premier Cbclu EnRutland Brownies 1293, Merle lai. Johnson, leader , the Rutland Juniors 1292, Mona Johnson, leader, and the Rutland Cadettes 1143, Phyllis Dugan, all representing the Phllip· pines; Salem Center r.·ol-Brownies 1172, .Leta Fetty, a lea der ' and Salem Center · Juniors 1182, Becky Triplett, Mexico; , Salisbury Juniors 1100, Margaret Parker, leader, . Holland; Harrisonville Br ownies 1042, Sue resolved by the ongoing Hebner, Vietnam : Chester investigations of the Internal Juniors , 1049, Charlene Revenue Service, the Althouse , Brazil; Syracuse Securities and Exchange Juniors. 1204, Susan Commission and the Senate Winebrenner, Jamaica; Ethics Committee, those Salisbury Brownies 1220, senators allegedly involved in Sandy Rodman, leader, Bali; the donations should refrain and Pomeroy Brownies t271, from furthe.r voles on the Vera Johnson, leader, natural gas .issue. Switzerland. The information on which Marty Kr~twsGzyn was · the charge is based, pianist for the progrwn . Rothschild said, was obtained from documents (lied with the SEC by the three TWO TRIPS MADE companies thus far forced to RACINE - The Racine !• disclose where their money ll squad made two runs over allegedly went. The senators named by th.: the weekend , Saturday .at association as allegedly 4: 15 p. m. ·for Cathy Wood, receiving the contributions llD, Long Bottom, who was included Robert Taft Jr., R- taken to Pleasant Valley Ohlo, Robert Byrd, D-W .Va., Hospital , and Sunday at II :45 Jemings Randolph, D-W.Va., p. m. for Francis Webb, Vance Hartke, ]).Ind., Hugh Letart Falls, l>iken lo Holzer Scott, R•Pa., and Robert Medical Center. Both were medical patients. Griffin, R-Mlch. best. The Brit ish have insulted us. Th eir naval deserters are . boarding our ships a nd th eir sailors .are coming aboard to snatch them, ;:til too often seizing our own sailors, too. Henry Clay is cryin g to fight , and the war hawks are enraged. But we are not ready. By _1814 , the British have blockaded our harbors. Now, they sail freely into Chesapeake Bay to land the troops that chase our President out of Washington, burn his home , burn our Capitol , burn nearly everything. Our militia is too raw. Our generals too weary. We flee. And we leave a blot on our proud history. Soon·, at least, we'll cover the smoke stains on the President's house with whit<''"!'' ,J , And call it the White House. Iii Farmers 8 ank 'W A 0 1 SPECIAL. GOOD THROUGH SUNDAY, FEB. 29 .HOAGY BEEF SANDWICH FRE::. ~;~:~ ................... 99~ With homemade sauce, ~~~:/~~~~................ 1-40.000.00 Mlt1dmum Insurance For Each Dlpolltor Member Federal Of!poslt Insurance Corporation h'11adleport. Ohio ( 4~ ' - Phone 992-5248 Mctlure'~ DAIRY ISLE ( 8 REGULAR HOT DOG POMEROY, OHIO ~---~--------------------~ 1. I NO. 220 at ~------------------~ ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY WARBIOUSE ON MEatANIC ST. It's here! RCA XL-100 with ColorTrak System! . en tine PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS HOME DAMAGED - Damages were estimated at $3,500_as a result ol a fire which struck the Rollin Dill home of Kerr St., Pomeroy, at II : 08 a .m. Monday. The fire started around a flue and damages were kept to the roof and one outside wall by Pomeroy firemen pictured hurrying at the scene.lt was the 23rd call the Pomeroy fire department has answered since Jan. I this year. ·· ' · Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews announced Monday at the noon luncheon of the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce at the Meigs Inn that an aerial ladder for Meigs County has been located and will be bought. Mayor Andrews, in· troduced by Fred Morrow, president of the chamber, was commended £.or the ''excellent job" he is doing as mayor of Pomeroy . Mayor Andrews in his address said Charles Legar, Pomeroy Fire . Chief, and Middleport Fire Chief, Bob Fisher, along with ·chuck Bartles and Kevin Oaily went to Springfield, IlL, to see a used aerial ladder with a $10,000 price tag. The mayor explained that at a meeting Sunday of the Middleport and Pomeroy Fire departments, it' was voted to go ahead and purchase !He ladder. He said the ladder would not be just for Pomeroy and Middleport, bul for use throughout the · county. it would · be housed, however, in Pomeroy. · razed approximately two Pomeroy Fire Chief Legar years ago. Crow indicated said by telephone later the . that Mrs. Jones would conladder would have a hearing sent lo the false front. It was on a decrease in insurance also suggested that perhaps a rates. Legar said t~e new mini-mini park could be water system and additional located on the vacant site. training taken by firemen Morrow said a decision would also will influence insurance be made at the next meeting of the hoard of directors. rates to come down. Legar observed that he wlll Jack Carsey asked about be asking for an inspection in government subsidy for . the the near future and after this ferry service when the bridge he feels rates will be closes in . March. Mayor Andrews pointed out decreased from class 8 to class 7. that the river belongs to West Legar said he would like to Virginia and any subsidy · see $14,000 raised in the would have to come from that current fund drive for a Sl>ite. The mayor said the ladder. Corps of Engineers will not Mayor Andrews in other change the Pomeroy levee to comments noted that a new accommodate ferry landings. look wlll be given to city hall The mayor agreed to write and the new meter poles will Congressman Clarence be red, white and blue In Miller about financial keeping with the Bicen- assistance when the bri,dge is tenniaL closed. Morrow invited attention to Atty. Fred Crow suggested that the chamber l>ike on the the lead story in the Sundayproject of putting a false front Times Sentinel quoting Ray on the opening on Court Sl. Goodman, Meigs High School where a building owned by V-o ca lion al Educa lion Amy Kingsland Jones was Director, in regard to Meigs County not having an unemployment office and challenging the accuracy of official figures showing 6.1 pet. unemployed in Meigs 83ofthestudentsreturnedto would be . given three day County, classes Monday. The ad- suspensions. Supt. Ord said It was suggeste!l that ministration i)ad stated that the admrmstratron wrll carry elected officials be notified of the chamber's d,esire to have those returning before. the out that plan. end of the day would be The Southern Board had a local unemploymen.t office. penalized only with de ten- asked · for a more orderly (t\J! :l ll l\ ll'd u 11 page 10) tions while those who did not change of classes by the student body including fewer trips to lockers and that smoking be confined to a · designated smoking area. When advised of the rules by Principal Jim Adams Notice of an appeal, .and a Monday morning at an suit for divorce were filed in assembly, the 93 students left Sheriff Robert C. Har- . Meigs County Common Pleas the school in protest. tenbach's Dept. Monday Court and two other divorces · Tonight at 7 the bclard will removed Harry J. Barr 26, hear from parents and were granted Monday. Norwich, Ohio to Chillicothe Filing notice of appeal students including both the Correctlqnal Institution to against the Board of Review, pros and cons of the rna tter. begin serving a term of not Ohio Bureau of Employment less than six months nor more Service and Royal Crown than five years. Bottling Co., was Dennis E. Barr pleaded guilty McKinney, Rutland. Saturday to Judge John C. (',\MIIIUI>GI':, Patricia Barley, Rt . I, Bacon of the theft of the Langaville, filled suit for :\>lass .. Veb. 2·1 - Pvt. Adams drilling rig on Sept. 29 divorce from Ernest William Mark Noble was found last year. Barley, Rt. I, Rutland, on guilty of desertion and Under investigation by the charges of gross neglect of sentenced to t5 lashes department is a minor acduty and extreme cruelly, cident on the property 'at Tail The marriage of Sharon and "upon his bare back Timbers Nite Club on sn 7 mulcted one Wesley Wise was dissolved. and near Five Points. The auto of Jesse L. Buchanan was month's pay to defray Rita Hughes, Middleport, granted a divorce from Elsa the expense of jumped a step and struck the Buchanan and Patricia UJIJH'ehending and building when · she ·put · Phillips from VIrgil PhiUips, bringing the prisoner pressure on the gas feed, with each on charges of gross the car in forward instead of neglect of duty and extreme to camp." reverse gear . cruelty. .,, , , ,,, , ,,,, , , , , , ., ., .,.,., ., .,.,.,,.,., ., ., .,. ,. ,. ,,,.,,,,,,, , , , , ,,, , ," , Southern protest ends f 7\.T . , !9 -,eWS • • • :::· in Brie-fs:\; J' ·\.'·.~ By United Press International CLEVELAND .,- AREA HOSP!TAl.S HAVE; changed their visiting rules to try to prevent any invasion of A Victoria influenza . Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital is allowing patients only one visitor at a time in its ~tensive ~are and respiratory care divisions. And all visitors to Lakewood Hospital were required to wear face masks beginning today , At Euclid General Hospital, only fathers were allowed to visit the Maternity ward and Bay View Hospital limited visitors to family members. There were no restrictions at .several other hospitals. · RACINE 'All was reported normal at the Southern High School here today where some 93 studenl• walked out Monday in protest of rules invoked by th e board of education . Supt . Bobby Ord said Ural · School group to note FF A week . -Th• SHENANDOAH Model GU131 25" diagonal This distinguished Country American replica comes with the most automatic color TV ever from RCA. A dramallc Improvement In RCA color TV performance. This new RCA XL-100 ColorTrak System "thinks In color" by electronically tracking the broadcast TV signal, and automatically adjusting the picture to give you color that rivals life ltUlll.See It nowt - lberfolds hlrvo llltlr own sorvlco deportment to properly core for rour RCA TV sot oHor rou bur 11. Trained serviCe lechnlcian1, servict truck, compltfe stock of parts and service equipment. ELBERFELD$ IN ·POMEROY. ' . BOB CALDWELL,IHJ senior guard and defensive ace for the Rio Grande College Redmen, l>illied 12 points against Cedarville in Friday night's semifinal game of the_ 1976 Mid-Ohio Conference Tournament and came back with six in Rio's 92-90 chwnpionship win over Urbana Saturday night. The former Eastern High star and his Redmen tearrunates will now face powerful Central State University March I in the opening round of the District 22 NAJA Tournament. (Keith Wilson photo) . :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:~;:::;:;:;;::::;:;:;:;::;:~;:::::::::::::;:::;:;:;;;: EXTENDED OUTLOOK Thursday through Saturday, a chance of showers Thursday and saturday and fair on Friday. Highs will be In the 50s Thursday,, cooling slightly to highs in the mid 40s to the low 50s Friday and Saturday. Lows will be · In the 40s Thursday and In the 30s Friday and Saturday. Barr in Otinese say • pnson hello Nixon in labor case llACINE - The Future Farmers of America ( FF A) · at Southern High School here SAN FRANCISCO - BAIL HAS BEEN SET al $100,1100 for will celebrate National FFA six suspected members of a terrorist group that claimed week at an assembly Thursresponslblllty for numerous bombings of San Francisco Bay day, Feb. · 26, at the high area supermarkets. They were arraigned Monday before U. S. school of the student body. Magistrate Richard Goldsmith. He·said the bail was hlgh but . The program will deal with this was ~~an unusual case" and the suspects were charged the advancement made iii "with very serious crimes.' ' farming .over the past 200 Goldsmith set a preliminary hearing for March 3. The six years. Members and officers were arrested during the weekend in a raid on a home in will take part in the program Richmond, Calif.,- by FBI agents and policemen, who seized which will show the immore than 150 pounds of explosives. A seventh suspect was portance of FFA in farming . picked up in a rald in Oakland, Calif. Some FF A members will FBI agents said the raids broke the back of the New World drive tractors to school on the Uberation Front, which said il bombed public utility stations, day of prog•am •in oband the Emiliano Zapata Unit, which said it bombed Safeway servance of the occasion, and stores. signs will be erected in rront of the high school and at the KANSAS CITY, MO. - KANSAS WHEAT farmers corporation limits. confronting the worst potential drought in 20 years say their crop is too weak to withstand .the expected blustery March winds. . Wheat stands in the western two-ihirds of the state, Clear and windy tonight, without a healthy rainfall since November, are too scranwy to lows in the low 40s. Mostly stand the kind of wind storms which usually occur two or three sunny. windy and un · times ln March. But there is little prospect of significant seasonably warm Wed1noisture before then. nesady. Highs will be in the_ Farm officials today said the drought is shaping up to be mid to upper 60s. Probability . ...._ ~ the worst since 1956, but nothing like the 1930s Dust Bowl days. of precipil>ition near zero per Terrence D. Conlin, 35, Some fanners already have given up and begun planting cent today, tonight and llutland, was charged with srping crops like oats and barley to replace the winter wheat. Wednesday. failure to stop within the · :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; assured clear distance NEW YORK - Ill CHARD BURTON says he and Elizabeth following a traffic accident at Taylor are separated ~ again . There was no word as to 8:55a.m. Monday on Rt. 124, Sale committee .whether they might be divorcing - again. News that Burton seven tenths of a mile east of and Miss Taylor apparently have decided - again - they are County !load I in Meigs asks for parents not enjoying the pleasure of one another's company surfa~ed. County . Monday when she canceled a party producer Alexander Cohen All parents of FFA or4-H The Gallia -Meigs Post club members planning to State Highway Patrol said an was holding for her 44th birthday. have lambs, pigs, or steers auto driven by Allen L. "Eliabeth rang me and said she would not be here Friday to sell at the 1976 Meigs of this week to be present at her birthday party," Cohen said. Zeigler, 19, Rt . I, Langsville, County Junior Fair are He s&ld she then told him she and Burton had decided to was struck in the rear by the urged to .attend a meeting separate. Monday night, as he •entered Manhatl>in's Plymouth Conlin vehicle when Zeigler Theater where he is starring in jjEquus,'' Burton was asked by of the Sale Committee on lurned right. There was Thursday evening, Feb. 26, severe damage to the Conlin reporters if reports of the separation were true. ·'Yes," the actor anawered tersely as he made his way to at 7:30 p.m. at the County car. Extension Office lacated In the theater's stage door entrance. the basement of the County WASHINGTON - FOREIGN COUNTRIES have paid off Home Building on E-R UNIT CALLED all but f633 million of their World War II debts to the United Mulberry Heights In The Middleport E-R squad States, according to the State DePartment. But they still owe Pomeroy. Welghhig of to 920 Logan St. at 7:38 went $34.5 billion from World War I. lambs and hOgf, the aucp.m. )'.londay for Donna Paul H. Boeker, assistant secretary of state for tioneer, rules, the judge Smith, who was m. She was international finance, testified Monday that major debors on and other items will be taken to Holzer Medical World War II loana Include China, which owes $79.5 million: discussed . ;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; ::::::~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::: Center. l C:m l' t : n~ · · d n,, pa~ , , l tl) .. · Appeal coming I ::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:; By CHARLES R. SMITH UP! Senior Editor PEKING (UP!) - Former President Richard Nixon, acting like a political campaigner, strolled through Peking's massive Gate of Heavenly Peace Square today and alm.ost was crushed by Chinese eager to shake hls hand. Longtime residents said it was the first time they could remember a visitor of Nixon's stature venturing into the square to meet ordinary Chinese. Nixon planned to meet for the third time this afternoon with acting Premier Hua Kuo-feng. They held more than four hours of talks during their fir st two meetings. Nixon look his stroll after touring · Peking's historical U OS CO museum on the eastern side of the square. When he first stopped to shake hands and talk, the crowd almost crushed him Middleport police today while shouting, "Welcome to reporting two accidents in Richarg Glasgow, surChina " and reaching to shake Middleport Sunday, said bclth veyor, and Wesley Buehl, his hand. drivers were cited to mayor's county engineer, told the He talked to one. man court. , board · of county comholding a bcly in his arms. The first occurred at 7:50 missioners Monday aerial l>ix · j'How old is he ?" Nixon a.m. at the corner of Lincoln maps would define property asked. and South Third Ave. , when a lines and highways and will The father held up four car driven by Herbert Seth, be necessary, especially fingers and said in Chinese , Pomeroy, pulled from Lin- when house numbering is 'jfo1-1r years." colo St. into the path of a completed ln the county. .'.'What do you want him lo southbound car driven by They pointed out that it be when he grows up ?" Nixon Florence Viers of Cheshire. would be difficult to take asked. ..There were moderate aerial photos of Middleport ''Whatever our goverrunent daJl1ages. and Pomeroy but not difficult decides," the father replied. A:t '·t1:30 a.m., a car driveQ to shoot areas such as ' jTo answer the call of hy Gary L. Queen, Mid· Syracuse, Racine and Chairman Mao.'' dleport, pulled from a stop Rutland. The photos are the "Oh," said Nixon. " You street on Laurel St. into a car first phase of the project. The mean whatever the party driven by Keith Palmer, . topic was only discussed . decides." Middleport. There were light Attending were Henry Wells. A!J he pushed through the datnages. Both drivers were and Bernard Gilkey , comcited for failure to yield right missioners, and Marth a crowd , surrounded by Secret 1t ' \ ll d t! !l••·d t' ll pH~ l' 10) of way. · Chambers, clerk. Dateline 1776 Driver ch ·-··<Yed .A t ROll some coming ool of the pay of employes. It was suggested that employes wishing the plan be given pay increases to cover the village portion, but this would be a problem in case the worker dropped the insurance, which would not be mandatory. Council President Kelly sa id be would confe r with a representative of Blue Cross and Blue Shield to lea rn how other communities handle the mechanics of providi ng a pa rt of the insurance plan of employes. Council looked over the revised by-laws of the Middleport Police Dept. Auxiliary orga nization but reached no action. Attending were Mayor Fred Hoffman, Councilmen Kelly, Brewer, George A. Meinhart, Carl Horky and William Walters and Clerk-Treasurer Grate. Mayor addresses business group Weather Rhodes was joined by Secretary of State Ted W. Brown and Rep. Frederick N. Young of Dayton, also Republicans, in seeking the L'Oilrt action. The Democratic members, sUite Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson and state Sen .. AnthOny 0. Calabrese, D-<:leveland, did not attend the meeting. Marsh said Ashtabula and Allen counties . sh'ould be single House districts instead of being divided, and that Lake, Clark, Mahoning and Richland counties should each be in a single Senate district. · Under the current apportionment plan, Marsh said, those counties were divided among districts ltl violation of the Constitution. Sixty-three House districts con.taln portions of political subdivisions In violaUon of the state Constitution, Marsh . said, adding that one dLstrlct in Franklin County ~ntalns two ' 1islands'' In another di."l r k :1 l•\1' ;1n infntc•tion. services they want. Councilman James Brewer said that it should be made clear that services will be curtailed if voters do not approve additional l>ixes to pay for them. Discussion brought out \hat M.iddleporl has the lowest tax structure of any municipality in Meigs County. If voters should approve all four levies (if they go on the ballot) the cost would be $4.50 per each $1,1100 of tax evaluation, Brewer said. A hospitalization plan for village workers, nine in all, was studied. The administration of such a program would be complicated, Clerk-Treasurer Gene Grate said, since the mechanics would Involve some being paid by the village and TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1976 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Hundreds Bl.OCI( 00. I VOL XXVII KELLY CLARK CAME COSTUMED as a Dutch girl for Salisbury Junior Troop's country of Holland, and Joyce Stewart was in Japanese costwnlng for her troop, ' 1iddleport Juniors 39. Doubt cast on n· atu' 6 V ntes J-&.or • gas deregulation BAKER FURNITURE • e to action and once through initiative action - and lost ever; time. Councilman Marvin Kelly said he has received phone calls protllstlng the measure and stated that he felt the financial problems of the town shoold be approached from another direction. He suggested lour tax levies which would include I % milis for street mal11tenance, , one and on~ milis for street lights, one mill for the fire department.tiiidone-half mill for recreation . Council took no official action on placing the levies before the voters but will discuss the pfan later. Several council members indicates they believe the four levy plan is a good one in ~at it will give the voters the opportunlt•1 to cbclose the llide in Middleport Aerial tax maps urged Kroger ·k eeps quality CINCINNATI (UP! ) - The Kroger Co., third largest supermarket chain in ihe nation, has refused to go along with the Uriited States Department of Agriculture 's new grading standards for beef. The sl>indards which went into effect Monday allow from 15 per cent to 33 1-3 per cenl of beef originally graded "good" to be upgraded to "'choice". · HWe wiU not lower our quality standards ," said Robert W. Braun schw eig, vice president of meat merchandisin g. " When Kroger shoppers buy USDA 'choice' beef they w.ill get the same high quality as in the past." He said the company has notified it.<; beef suppliers that any Hchoice" graded beef which would not have qualified as "choice" under the old standards would not be accepted. It takes a certain amount of marbeling of fa t throughout the meat to give it fl avor, tenderness, and juicyness, tjwhich consumers expect of · USDA 'choice' beef," he said. Consumer groups have a law suit before the U.S. Supreme Court seeking to overturn the new st.a ndards. They argue that under the new standards shoppers will be paying more for a lower grade of beef. The USDA , however, claims the upgrading is needed to reduce the amount of grain used to fa tten cattle beCau se of recent grain shorl>iges . THREE HOSPITALIZED RACINE - The F.acine ER squad went to the Rt. I area atcJ a.m. Tuesd ay for James Eakins who had suffered bur ns on his back in a home accident. He was taken to Veterans Memorial H ll~~ 11,Al. On Monday the unil took two other patients to VMfl , both medi ca l pa tients, Henry Phelps, Letar t Falls, at 9 a .m. a nd Sarah Cong, Port· land, at 6:30p .m. • �Ford, Carter • m lead LEWIS LORD Unlled Press lulerWJiioual Prestdent Fot d und Junmy Carter JUmped to an early but tiny lead todav m t.he New Hampshtre prunary - the nahon's f~rst ballottng Ill the 1976 race for prestdent The 25 voters m the DlXVIlle Notch hamlet sleppcd stmultaneous!) tnlo 25 volmg boot.hs ill a flag bedecked hotel anteroom at mtdmght EST Moments later the town 's returns were announced Ftfteen of tile 25 were Republicans Eleven voted lor Ford and four for Ronald Reaga n Carter, one of the leaders m the Demociallc prunary got SlX votes The other four Democrats m DlXVIlle Notch voted for Btrch Ba)h, Henry Ja ckson, Morns Udall and a non ca ndidate , Wall ace Johnson, a former mayor of ThiS list of current legislation affects your local schools If you are Interested tn passage defeat or would like more '"format ron on any of the bill• ltsted please contact your representative or senator Rep Ronald H James Ohio House of Representattves , State House , Columbus Ohro , 43215 Telephone (614) 466 23I2or Sen Clakley C Collins, State House, Ohio Senate, Columbus Ohio, 4321S, Te lephone 1614) 466 4884 Rep James serves on the Agriculture and Natural Resources, Educatron and Energy and Envtronment Commt1tees in the House of Representatives Sen Coll1ns serves on the Education anct Welfare, Health and Retrrement, and Transportation and Local Government Committees In the Ohio Senate PREPAREAPPLICATIONFORGRANT - L-r,Mrs Plummer, Mrs Biddle, Mrs Niday, Mrs Thomas, Mr Uzon Mtss Doer10ger and Mr Orebaugh New Federal staffing grant sought fh e Galli a - Jack,jon Metgs Commum ty Mental Health Center and the GalliaJackson Metgs 648 Board are prepan ng an applicatiOn for a new Federal Slaff10g Grant to develop the s~ff for !he ney, Comrn umt) Menta l Berkeley, Calif Ford predicted VIctor; m the state Reagan satd hts polls pomted to a 'neck and neck race wtth a slight 1 he Boards arc workmg to margm for us " But Reagan meel a Ma1 ch 19 deadlme Hea lt h Ce nter and tts satellites servm g Galha Jackson am! Meigs Counttes stressed there s a sizable lnd iv idu.Jl s grnups and undectded bloc m the Gram!e agencies have been contacted to provide mformatwn as 1L Slate Carter forecast a f1rst-{}r second-place ftn1sll for htmself m the fiv e man Democratic pnmar;,. , and Brown to Udall satd he would be up there close to the top Seven Democrats appeared on a nattonally televised forum sponsored by the League of Women Voters ill Boston and spht on how to ftght un employment and inflation COLUMBUS (UPI) - State The Pres1denl addressmg Attorney General Wilham J a national governors' Brown has been !urushed wtth meettng m Washmg ton, $100,000 to hire a Washmgton cntic1zed Reagan's proposal D C , consultmg firm to go to that federal social programs hal for central Ohio electncal be shifted to the stales Ford consumers fightmg a srud tt was ' easy to offer proposed rate htke unreahsttc suggestiOns m the The state Controllmg Board heal of an election year Monda y approved the Ford pledged to never alloca twn for Brown to hire u-responstbly transfer senous without competitive btdding problems from the federal the public ulilily consulhng government to state govern- firm of VanScoyoc & Wtskup ments wtthout regard for to help prepare the case to be human needs and ltscal reah- argued before the Pubhc ties " Uttht1es ,Commtsston of Ohto Reagan, campa1grung m Columbus & Southern Ohio weslern Ilhnots, agam Ele ctrtc Co , servmg 25 contended government close central Ohto counltes, IS to home ts best Pluggmg lor seekmg a permanent ra te revenue sharmg, he satd I mcrease br10g10g m $50 7 don't thmk anyone can stt m m1lhon a year Wa shtngton and make Brown s of!tce said the deciSIOn s affecting the Wa shmgton firm could states " provide the expertise In other developments necessary to prepare a case - Sargent Shriver, worth against the ra te hike on $6 mtlhon, ts the nchest behalf of OhiO consumers prestdentta l candtdate The Supreme Court of Ohio Money Magazme reported last Wednesday upheld a and Fred Hams , \\orth PUCO order grantmg an $78,000, the pooresl It sa td emergency rate htke pending Ronald Reagan made hearmgs on the permanent $783,000 last year - more rate mcrease than any other candidate prunartly as a newspaper gley an mdependent, left a columntst, radto White House meetmg wtth the commentalor and speaker Prestdent saymg 'at th1s He's worth $2 rmUwn, Money moment" he preferred Ford saJd over any other candtdate of - Darnel Ellsberg, the either party former defense analyst who - George Wallace, camleaked the Penlagon Papers patgrung m Florence, S C , to reporters, said m Boslon he cnttcized a move by some would support Fred Hams 10 South Carohna Democrattc the March 2 Massachusetts leaders to send an pnmary He said Harr1s uncommttted delegation to would stnvc to 'br10g !he the natiOnal conventiOn He CIA, the Pentagon and the satd a vote for an multmational corporations uncommitted delegate IS a under control " vote for !he pohhcal hire rate case help ---·- -~ • - Mame Gov James Lon pros DR. LAMB •• Dtane Doermger from the agenmes and mdt v1duals and Area Council on Agmg, Doug tlletr needs m thts area lJzon R S V P wtth Meigs The accompan} wg ptctu1 e Counl y Coun ct l on Agmg \HIS taken F'eb 12 when Mrs Eleanor Thomas, Dtreclor of relates to the commum ty H B 920 (Johnson) To create tUdtclal tax court and abolish board of tax appeals, set property 'Val ues af that of year prior to reappraisal and m1ilage rate reverts to that year Thrs Is the basis for the 'equa l yteld formula" for school flnanc1ng and would be effective for schools on 9 1 76 Passed House Hearing In Senate Ways and Means Comm Wedc 9 30 a m rev1ew and to seek aJd m prepanng the secbon of the federal Grant deahng wtth the elderly and agmg Agenctes that have not had Moxme Plummer , exccuttvc lhe Me1gs Counc..:1 l (J n Agmg, an opporlunt ty lo become dn ector of the 648 Bom d <.~nd J~mce Ntday Gallia County mvolved m the planmng Malcolm Oiebaugh met wi th Coun c il on Agmg , and p1 ocess, are mvtled to bnng the agency representatives Albe1 Ia Biddle J ac kson pertmen! m!ormali on to the from the Counctl on Agmg Coun ty Coun cil on Agmg to attenllon of the 648 Board l H B 761 IHt nlg) Changes method s of determlnmg property value Recommended for passage by House Ways and Means Comm Floor vote not schedu led yet • Tough gas Issues ignored COLUMBUS (UP!) - The chairman of the Public Utilities Commtsston of Ohio satd Monday the legtslatiiTe was tgnormg the tmposttiOn of ngtd emtronmental regulauons on Ohw s utthties m favor of dealmg wtt.h 'co smetic" tssues whtch explammg tha t uttlitJeS are having trouble a ttractmg base formula easter to understand, and may hold down fulur e ullhly rate suffiCient mvestmenl capital mcreases to comply with federal and state enVIronmental rules Heckma n sa td some em 1ronm ental rul es are ne cessary but that the state's utility users were subj ect lo a 'po!Ju cal charade" by !he legislalure He said thai the Jeg tsla!IITe I ve been lo the legtslatw e 20 limes I've g1ven up I thmk the general assembly IS desirous of bemg sta bthty,' sa1d He ckman, won't lower ulllity rates They can do something if they wtsh to, Heckman said at an afternoon new s conference ' My pomt IS they was 'overly arnbJti QUS)I Jn haven't even looked at the correctmg environmental Ienvtronmental) queslion abuses and mstead has Th ey have spent their attempted the repeal of the ttme on eosmetic Issues hke rate base repeal and fuel clause adJustments, whtch won't lower ra tes and wtll m my opm10n , ratse rates Heckman satd thai Ohio 's utilities wtll have to spend $4 bi!hon over the nexl 10 years to comply wtth federal and state env tr onmental regulations He satd that would mean a $500 boost to homeowner ullhty rates between no" and 1985 'The unpostlion of such ngid rules IS begmnmg to affecl utiiJ!ies' flnanctal res1denbal customers The InJUnctiOn was Issued after a sutl was flied by the By La" renee E Iamb M 0 DEAR DR LAMB Please explam to me what emphysema IS and huw 1t opcrung tnlo tile rm y sacs IS narrn\o\ cd 01 constricted This makes 11 parhcul arly more openm g of uw Cigarette sm okmg sacs a maJor au 1s one Poor oxygen.Jtlon lecJds to loss of energy and one of the dtfftcult lo empt) Ih e air sacs of old au adequately The con slantly over fir st symptom s uf em· from tubercul osiS 1 dtslended atr sacs result In an physems nMy be loss of DEAR READER - Em- over di stended chesl A exercise capac1ty W1th 1mld physcms 1s not contagwus person 111lh longstandtn g exert10n the Vlthm gets short and ts not caused by Cj germ emphysems \\Ill have a of breath As the disease Tuberculosis Is Ho\\oever , a larger often barrel shaped pr,Jgresses the (ltffJculty m person can have both chesl because of !he over br cat htn g: beco me s mot c tuberculosis and emphysems mflahon We call 11us con- marked Fwally these 1>coplc Emphysems mean s ob fi guratiOn an em· hterally choke to dc.tllt or struct10n of the atrways m the physematous chest Norspend the last of their days lWJgs The hm g IS made up of mally the chest 1$ flatter as hl erall) gasptng for au many tiny mr sacs thHt you you can see by Jooktng at yoiiT There are other com can regard as small balloons ches t agam assunung you do phcatwns llw t can occUI These aJr Si:ICS f1re where oby· not have emph)sema along I he\~ 1y too wl11ch at c gen and carbon dwx tde and not cmy lli OTc plc.Isctn l fhe uwdequate exchange other gases c~rc ext hanged of au Fur a bell~r leads to poor wtth the blood 1 hey provtde oxygena tiOn of the body The w1derstandm g of IW \\ lht oxygen and elimmate carbon degree of difftcull) ts dtreclly hmgs work send 50 cents for dwxtde the atr In the sacs 1elated to how much old atr ts Tile Heallh Lcllet , Nwnber 2 must be changed constantly trapped 111 the IWJgs and how 4 Kt epwg Your Lungs f tt When we breathe out we m uch obs tructi on to a1r flow r;nclose a lung s h.tmped, self· expell the a1r 10 the !my sacs mto an d uul of the lun gs the1 e c~ddrc sse d tn\c lopc fn1 and when "e breathe m we ac luallv t> rrr cul1n~ Adtli css yo w It li t.: I brmg tn new oxygen In ru me Ill CcUC' ,1f ll1ls nn\: :o:; V.uJous I 11 lo1s 1 wiii Jbul c emphysems the neck or !u lil t:! 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Hmlw affecls people Is 1l con tagJOus? How JS 11 dtfferent r As the cost of matertals and labor needed to comply The JOtnt appeal of 47 ftred wtth the enVIronmental rules employes of the Gallipolts contmue to riSe , the utthty's S~le Institute wtll be heard abtlily to ratse needed captlal Monday, March 1 by the Ohio to complete these proJects Board of Personnel Revtew has declmed The three-person board wtll ' Thts wtll ultimately result hear the appeal m Gallla ra te base formu la' m htgher rates passed on to County Common Pleas Court ·llliS repeal mec~n s the consumer ThiS IS an accordmg to a secretary 1~ nothmg fm even proponents outrage, and lhts oulrage Is the stale revtew board office adm1t repeal w1ll not save compounded 1n !hat the Tbe employes were fired any money fm the res idential !Jemocraltc leg1slalure afler slrtking the mstitute consumer Does Uus m.1k e refuses lo even look at the here last November, aUegmg sense either m the use of the problem, he smd repeated vtolallons of legtslature's ttme or the Heckman, a Repubhcan, gftevance procedures In consumer s' dollars 1 ' he said he had not discussed the subsequenl court orders, the asked envtronmental problem wtth dtsmissed employes have The Ohio House has sche the two other PUCO heen put on, then off, the dul ed hea nn gs l~ter tht s commtsstoners both mslttute payroll week on a Senate passed btll Democrats - but that he 1 On Dec I Gallla Cotlnty repeahng the method used to expected the matter to come Common Ple~s Judge Ronald total a u!Ihty s rate base up tn fu lure meettngs R Calhoun tssued a ternAuthors of the bill clatm the because of his pubhc porary order reqwrlng the legislalton Will make Ihe Iate· statement state to rehire the workers pendmg their appeals The workers were then put back attorney general of Ohto A Columbia spokes ma h 'J satd the basts for tis swt \\as a sectton of the Ohto Consiitu tton wh tch hmtls reslramt on Pubhc Utthltes CommtsSion of Ohio dectstons to the sta te Supreme CoiiTI Last month, the PUCO Sleven Sollah, wtth whom allowed Columbia Gas to add By I)ONALO B THACKREY MISS Hearst was living when SAN FRANCISCO ( UPI) about $1 a mon th to Patncta Hearb1's IQ had she was captured, bas been reSidenltal customer's gas dropped 20 pomls and she charged with the robbery_ btlls to pay for part of the showed a terronzed West told the Jury of seven eme1gency purchases 11 Juch women and five men that s urvivor sy ndrome " r e d u c c d 1n 4 u s t r 1 a I remtmscent of prtsoners of prtor to her kldnapmg on Feb curtaJ~nen ls Utilt ty offic wls satd the war after her capture last 4, 1974, Miss Hearst's IQ surcharge would be reflected fall , says a bramwashing tested at 129 and 130 - well m homeownet bills for the expert testtfy10g on her above average - but on tests he adrmnistered two weeks next 12 monU1 s tx-gmn mg tins behalf after her capture last Sept 18 Dr Lou1s West, a month But the aUorney general psychtalrtst who worked wtth she scored only 110 - In the argued befOI e l"rankhn POWs followmg the Korean average category The psychiatriSt, first of County Common Pleas Courl War. opened the mental three to be called by the portion of Mtss Hearst's that homeowners did not defense Monday after sbe defense, S81d Mills Hearst had directly be nefti from the wound up seven days of a "surv1vor syndrome" emergency 1ndustr 1a I testimony by takmg the Sth remmlscent of released purcha ses and therefore Amendment 42 times POWs when he first saw her should not be made to pay for West smd too 2~year-Oid 12days after she was caught. them newspaper hetress had a "There was not only stramed facial expresstonu weepmg and an 1118bi.Uty to last September and woul!l talk, oot a rapid pulse rate up collapse' when asked aboUt to 140 - dooble that of her ktdnapmg or lhe weekS normal She broke out In a afterward that she spent m a cold, clanuny sweat and her closet l appearance was that of , Mtss Hearst s demeanor someone who had been was different Monday terrorized or really wu ex· periencing some kind of pro-calm, cool and InCISIVe Cll\ SlCJ! Hm ~ c\\ Y01 k NY when she de!ted the judge's found fear," 10019 West described the proceu order~ and refused to answer Emph\Sema may fo llow a questiOnS about events Of which made Miss Hearst long hi &Iory of apparent evtdence concernmg a year II\ cooperate with her kidnapers bron chial trouble v. 1th cougl1 her underground hfe as "coercive pentll88ion." He and spu tw n m any ~ vidence "I refuse to answer on said he preferred that to of lung dtsOI der may be grounds tl might tend iO lramwuhlng, "which is a entirely absent We1ght loss mcrumnate me and canst grab bag of any kind ol may Uc d f ediUJ e as we ll as extreme danger to myself ln!luence l!l<erted by a captor brea thl essness and loss of and my family " , over a captive " exeJelse cap o.r clt} He said his work with 38 U S Dtslrtct Judge Olive{ 1 r ea l mcnt I S b(l sed un Carter threatened to Clle he( POWS who cooperated with 1emovtng any and ,,)J for CQ.ntempt of court for net the1r North Korean captors 1rntanl s to the lw1g s and f1rst answermg But It was consul!' showed they were broken on the hslt s lobacco DrJct9rs ered hkely he would wal down with llttle phyllical pain can help m some ca s~s w1th Wltll the end of the trial le by the three D's- "debility, o ther means or deamng up Issue any contempt citattd dependency and dread " mfec t1ons and lmpr o~; m g In an obviOUB parallel to Carter had quled she ga1111 lung fun( Lwn SonH.: up the safeguard of the Stli Miss Hearal's cue, West said rned1 c tn es are useful 1n Amendment wben she voll debility resulted from Con· helpmg lo relax th e ob tartly took the stand m h fmement, which caused the sti uclion m the lun g::~ nHl own defense victim to become weak and mtprove vcnt1lat10n Nune of rundown. Dependency, he Defense attorney F thesr m cdSUJ es by the lior:tm said, was built by f~ the Batley mslructed her not priSOner to turn to hll captora \\ 11l h\ ~ u ru ssful Wllcss the answer on grounds she nug for "every Utile thing Jl.lllt nt f oupcrat es b} stflp mcruntnale herself in elimination, feeding and so pmt: ~ nwkr n~ ~,.~nhrc l v (H In Apnl, 1975 bank robbery ,1\tl{l!rl fJtl lf l ~(J!IIfiS (I f forth," while dread lncladed Carmu hael, Cahf , 10 which 1 the fear of death, torture or mu! hl!J i rffourwask1lledby~ 111 11 ull~ s ue !, · ~ dlrsl !r \d \11 I I r 111 q hl ~xposl.'rl lhetr family being attacked. shotgun bla•t " Court as k e d to COLUMBUS (UPI) - Co Jwnbta Gas of Ohio, Inc ha s asked the Ohto Supreme Court to void an mJunclion preventmg the utility fr om collectmg part of the cost of emergency mdustna l natural gas purchases from re•tdenttal customers In a sutl ftled Monday, the company clatmed Frankhn County Common Pleas CoiiTI lacked )Urtsdictton 111 tssumg IOJ un ctiOn las! the ThiiTsday A supporlmg swt was also !tied by the utility m Franklin County Common Pleas No date for a hear10g on etther suit was Immediat e ly scheduled The common pleas court enJomed Calumbia Gas last week from collectmg $17 1 million of the $33 rmlhon cost of 1975 emergency natura I gas purchases f rom 1ts phon:,, sa1d Heckman H B 729 !Murdock) Clarify unemployment compensation benefrts and con tracts ot auxtlrary school serv1ce API nea l •d ru 1•1ng p a tty S -b raJ•n m • VOl terror syndrome Emphysema isn't the same as TB • ' Status of current legislation effecting the schools of Ohio By ---.... - I • personnel Passed House not scheduled In Senate comm yet H B 455 (Stlnzlano) ldentlftcatlon and education of handocapped children In House Education Comm H 8 1040 !Sweeney) Requrre f~nanclal disclosure and sources of Income of Board of Education members the1r spouses, and rmmed1ate family Passed House H B 421 1SPeckl Due process hearings for suspended or expelled students Passed House and on Senate floor for vote H B 1191 ITablack) Exclude from the value of real property subject to the permiss1ve real property transfer tax the amount owed on any mortgage that has been of record twelve months Not scheduled lor comm yet H B 74 (Maddox) Exempts student activity funds from the sales tax Not scheduled H B 607 ( Kopp) Requires boards of education to purchase motor vehicle liability msurance for employees rn the amounts of $500,000 per person and $1 mtltlon per occurrence Passed House and hearing being held In Insurance Comm Senate H B 1151 (NorriS! Authorrzmg boards of education to buy liability Insurance for teachers and administrators House Education Comm holding 3 - The Dally Sentmel, Mtddleport-Pomerov. 0 Tuesday, Feb 24, 1976 • hearings 5 B 386 I BuHs) Requiring 27 I pupllleacher ratio In grades one. two. and three Recommended fM passage by Senate Education Comm s 8 208 (CelebreueJ Instant tenure for teachers after two years In school district, tenure for coaching and all other supplemental contrads. abolishes needs or requirements for furth@r education for teachers to obtain permanent certificates, sets up tenure and separate bargaining unlt for principal• Posr.ed Senate and hearings now being held Education by House Subcommittee ."' - .. '""' ,• Ib n .. •• n• ."!l'lu r - """' •• ,., ... 5 B (Collins) Requires personal leave days for nonteachrng school employees Passed Senate and In House committee V < ••• EASTERN HIGH FRESHMAN baskethall team, wmner of tts own tournament Saturday Kneeltng , l-r, Roger Retbel (10 street clothes), Ron Masters, Bruce Conde Steve Ltttle, Jeff Goebel, Btll Kautz (manager) , standing, Coach Joe Mitchum, Joe Boyles, Dan Spencer, Rusty Wigal and Mtke Hayman Jtm Hamm ptctiiTe ,. HJR 110 (Colonna) and SJR 33 !McCormack) Provides for the classification of property Into Industrial, commercial, business , and residential for real estate tax purposes, residential to be lowered to 25 percent of value and other classes raised In House and Senate Taxation Committees .. "" •• Sport Parade ""'"· •• Ed Note Above supplied by Dean R Cl rcle, president ot the Go IIIpolls Board of Education the Communtcatlons Works ol America to keep the employes on the payroll unW the cases were heard by the state MilTON RICHMAN IJ PI Sports Editor NEW YORK ( UPI ) - Generally he leans toward dark colors, but t.h1s tune Muhammad Ah showed up m a hghl gray glen platd Hts pale gray shut and navy blue lie made perfect accessortes, and toppmg off the whole thmg was !he slightly unsure, httle boy expression he somehmes hkes to wear It dtdn't make that much dt!ference that he was m completely strange surroundings 10 the ctty's toy center lo promote the manufaclure of a new Muhammad Ah doll so earli' m the mormng He sllll knew hiS way around That slighlly unsiiTe expressiOn dtdn t last lwo mmutes Only long enough for him lobe 10troduced by promoter Don Kmg Kmg look~ at Ali alongside htm and, Ialked aboul his exct tmg fight wtth Joe Frazter In Mamla last Octoher Chart !a bly, he said nolhin g about last Frtday rught s bomb wtth Rv :~ ,. , ""'" • -:.. ••• rev1ew board The employes were cut from the payroll the second time when the judge's order was effective Feb 4 Adoption refonn pends,in Senate would "cloak Independent adoptions with the accountablilty of the agency system,, Independent adoptions, which licensed asencies crudely tenn "child ooylng," abnost always Involve a fee -medical fees to pay for the hospital delivery of a chUd and attorney fees. "The leglalatlon suaeats that the agency would be placed in a poalUon of not exercising some responsibility to determine If pemtanent surrender Is, in fact, In the beat Interest d the child," said Ronald Heerinll. of Lutheran Social Services in ColwnbUB, one ci the lllatelicenaed adoption ageades Heerlng argues that couples who can lflord an attorney and who nnt to adopt a chUd almodt always are upper mlddle-elasa With the Increased number of abortions and use of contraceptives, the 8Upply of "healthy, Caucaalan infarU" Is lleadlly decreasing "As BUpply goes down and demand goes up, the real and potential abuse Increases. People become very deaparate and good judgement II loll and all kinds of behavior becclnes rationalized In order to adopt a child," he said "'lbe dividing line between ezpel'lleS and paying lor a child In a thin one," he add«lHeerlng SIYI that reform,of Ohio adoption lawa are needed, and that the bill contains many good upecla. For example, the propoej!d law would require ·~b county to annually review the adoptable 11181118 ol each cl1lld In Ita eu.sl8dy. • But H..tng ~ he wouJd rather have no bm at all rather thaD one wlllcb furtltlr legltamlzes Independent Belgmm 's Jean· Pierre Coopman m Puerto Rico liJ , 'You always said yo~ were 'the greatest,' but after the ftght • tn Marula all of us must attest lo the fact you truly are, Kmg •• said to All "Every head must bow, every knee mu st bend, every tongue must confess that you a~e truly the greatest " 'Thank you he satd lo Kmg bul you shouldn t brag so "I'" ' State-llce~~~ed 11enc"a charge alee lor lllopUgw ~ well, baaed on t1ta ln!:Gme Of the potential parentl, So Heerin11' &rlumenll an ex~ve attGrney feel CIJI!!I! down 18 a matter Ill ~ rather than jultlftedon. He would like 18 -IGdepar;delilt adoption of non-relatl..made lllepl, • II tbP t'8l8 1/1 Conneetlcut, Delanni and ..a-Ill. Barring that, HeeriQI hope& 18 lndepuleiJI ldoptlona - IICftl tla'oll@' state-wide llnancla1 dlacloeure rules. - " Btg laugh They told me I was commg to breakfast • smd Ah I haven't seen no food though • More laughs Someone had a ques!lon . Was Friday mght 's figh t the worsl he cou ld remember from the stapdpq10l of one of his opponents not domg anythmg" Had Coopman htlhtm" tth any pWJches at all ? He htt me lwtce, but not hard, • Alt satd " Duln't he feel overpaid for \\hat he dtd, for how hllle effort •_:• he needed to beat the Belgtan " ,. I d feel overpaid If I got the money, but the government " 1 gels the money not me When I get t.hrough paymg the taxes, my mana ger and everylhmg else, t!'ll leave me "ilh onl) rl::;o ' .. ~~- . $200 000 I What about rellrement'J .. , I will," Ah satd 'Thai's deftmle I know I 'II lose tf I stay on too long I'll ft ghl four more fights !his year, then I II retire " • F~rsl I m gonna fight Jtmmy Young m Costa Rica and after I , whup htm I'm gonna ftghl Ken Norton on the FoiiTih of July ::;; Some fools t.h10k he'll wm, bul he won't Mler I beal Norton, I'm •onna destroy George Foreman agam and !hen I'm gonna l!lf 0 fight a man who 1sn t a fighter He's gonna fight h'" way and ~ 1 1'm gonna f1ght mme " A guy In the audtence wanted to know who ever heard of : ~" Junmy Young a heaV';wetght from Philadelphia who dtdn'l look espectally good wtnrung one of the prehmmanes on the ,"'i\11-Coopman card The dtg at Young upset All ":. • He s the fourth-rank~ heavywetght m t.he world," Ah -:;,responded And Coop-er-man was the best m EIITope I m ftghtm' the best " '" There's a! \lays somebody who wants to talk bus10ess Whal 'l"was Ah's deal wllh !he dolls? How much was he gomg to ""'make ? ~,', "About $40 mlllton " he slraight-faced I dunno how much I'm gonna gel My manager lakes care of thmgs like that " •• NEW YORK 1UP! ) - Indiana remams the solid chmce of the UPI Board of Coaches as the No !-ranked college basketball team, but the F1ghtmg lrtsh of Notre Dame are begmmng to make a move of thetr own The Hoosiers, shU un· dampen Ius chanre for 100 the f1rst tun r I hl!f yeiJr , came Pat Cummmgs led the orr Uu' bench to score 1B Bearcats With 21 potnts and more with three games now JXHnts tn lead the Bucke yes Mtke Jones added a dozen remammg while Daugherty had 17 more whtle Robert Mtller Part of 1t was we t~re JUSt ~ pomls <tnd a game high 11 Chipped In to so !Ired on Monday mghl rebounds We loosened up In the from the beatmg we're laking Mmnesola 1n 1ts hghtnmg second half," satd Cmcmnat1 on Saturday,' satd Ta ylor start hi! II of tls firs! 1! held Coach Ga le Catlett a former Ohto State, led by Mike goal attempts and ended the WVU star , and we were Daugherty and Fred Poole, game with a 57 6 percentage more aggressive We were managed to gel to wtt.htn mne Cmcmnatl htked 1ts record too cautiOus m the ftrst half pomts mtdway through the to 20-4 With a fi6.56 VICtOry and dtd not lake advantage of second half bul faded badly over West V~rgmta opporturutJes ' after that , tratl10g by 22 at The Bearcals bwlt a 60--13 AI Toledo Ted Williams one time cushton with four mmutes left poiiTed m 24 pomts to lead the Poole who didn 't start for m !he game and were able to Rockets to an easy 84~9 wm hold on over Howard car~r wm s He needs thr ee Hoosiers rout Iowa By United Press ' lnternallonal Although his Indiana team males have hardly nottced, a mid-season slump bj Qwnn Buckner has rekmdled some mtld criticism !hat tbe Hooshould've stuck with footba ll Kent Benson had 15 pomts for lndtana, whtch played Its most aggressive game m recent weeks, "hile Scott May and Bobby Wilkerson added 14 aptece Iowa 118-7) was led by Scott Thompson Wtlh 22 Elsewhere 1n games howe~; e r, mvolvmg nationall y rated avenge d !hose cnltcisms Monday mght by pumpmg m a season high 24 pomls m leadmg the No I raled Hoosters to thetr 24th vtctory without a loss tlus season, a 101-31 rout of Iowa In shakmg off a mid-season slump brought on by tllness, Buckner, who gave up football to concentrate full tune on hts basketball skills, scored 18 pomts m the ftrst half as the Hoosiers buill up a 31-pomt lead before coastmg home to their 54th consecutive regular season trtumph 'Buckner dtd a tremendous JOb," agreed lndtana Coach Bobby Kmght Espectally by keepmg himself out of foul !rouble He can contnbute a lot to thts leam wtthout teams, llthranked Mtchigan Indiana s closest nval m the Btg Ten, downed llhnms 9(). 75, whtle No 12Tennessee put away LSU, 00-71, No 14 Sl John 's upended Holy Cross, 71-60 and No 19 Cmcmnati stopped West Vtrgtrua, 66-56 Mtchigan coach John Orr sat home "I!h a bad case of the flu, but his Wolvermes dtd all nght "Ilhout htm, dowrung Illmois behmd 24 pomts from John Robmson and 20 by Steve Grote The Wolvennes who clinched a lie for second place m !he B1g Ten wtth lo\\ a s loss to lndtana, devastated the Ilhm with a full court press that accounted for a 17-1 lead m the ftrst 3 30 of play Tennessee held onto second place m the Southeastern Conference by whtppmg Lomstana State as New York unports Bernard King and Erme Grunfeld combtned for 50 pomls Grunfeld had 26 pomts and Kmg 24, while Mike J.tckson added 21 to backcourt ... ~pokesman, said the owners' ,')ctlon was purpose ly · intended to mtslead the ~pubhe mto behevtng the ''Players AssoCiatiOn Is "'1\olding up th~ 1976 season ,pecause of Its demands on the · reserve clause IS!ue "" Amertcan League '"President Lee MacPhail and "Naltonal League President Charles Feeney announced : lomtly Monday that the •clubown~l-s would not open 1'/lprmg traming unlll a new "basiC agreement can be ;-reached with the Players "A.soclatton ":' "We feel thts ts the :'lltuckest, surest way to reach llin agreement," MacPhail ::s.Jd "We want to get thts out "0! the way first And then '~\art playing baseball " "I t.htnk It ts comical," satd 4\illler I•For 11\e first hme m 'lilstory, an 11\dusjry that Is ~t threatened by a strike 'tlttlon from Its employes IS shuttmg ttself down of Its own vohhon 'The fact 1s that the Players Assoctallon has made no demands m tbe reserve rule area,' Miller contmued The dtspute IS caused' by the owners' demahd that we agree to strip from the players present nghts, which they have m thetr contracts That's something that cannot be strtpped away 'We have made a proposal that the dtf!tctilt 1ssue of the reserve clause be set astde so that an agreement can be reached on all other tssues and that the season can start on lime" Part of thai agreement would be a four-year, noslrlke pledge," Mtller added" The owners' posttton ts that they I) Ill poslpone operung their camps uxleftmtely until a new agret;ment IS reached to repjace the old one whtch exptred on Dec 31 'We ar£ dom g our besl to achieve a prompt settlement, MacPhail said But too progress thus far has been mosL diSl'OUragmg The maJor dtfferenl'' that blocks an Hgreemenl IS the ln":iislcnLc by lhe ussocmt10n for a rcsf r H system that would hl' y, holi•J unworkable Th< Idea - of playm g " YORK (UPIJ The 1 e d Press lnterna 11onal Board of Coaches lop 20 colleg e basketball teams wllh f~rst NEW U n place votes and r ecords m parentheses (records nclude games played through Salur day Feb 71) (Twelfth Week ) scormg ace a lot '' Iowa coach Lute Olson agreed 'Buckner hadn't been h1ttmg for them, but here he was hombmg all his shots We were gomg to gtve him tbe shot I didn't know who else to g1ve 1t tu " spa rk the Vols to !hetr 191h y.,m agamst four losses St John's, led by 17 pom!s £rom their dimmuttve semor guard Frank Ala gta, overcame a f1ve-pomt halftune deficit lo beat Holy Cross for lhetr 16th straight home victory The Redmen dealt the slubborn Crusaders thetr runth loss agatnsl 16 wins Cecil Relford had 16 pomts for St John 's while Beaver Smtth contributed 14 Pat Cummmgs scored 21 pomts and Mtke Jones added 12 as Ctncmnall took advantage of West Vtrgtma's cold r32 per cent) hrst-half shootmg The Bearcats a Ia te snuffed out Mountaineer rally With a Pro Quebec Cargary Edmonton Tor onto x Ollawa 37 18 4 78 265 123 2976 3 6 1 217199 22 36 4 48 210 261 15 38 5 JS 236 294 14 26 1 29 134 172 five home runs and drove m 49 runs last year x Team disbanded Monday s Results j No games schedu led I Tuesdiiy s Games Calgary ar Edmon1on Houston a t Quebec C1ncrnnall at ToroniO Wednesday s Games Edmonton at Ca gary Cleveland at W nn1peg New England at C1nc•nna1 San D•ego at Mmnesota GRUBE RESIGNS TIFFIN, Ohto I UPI) Hetdelterg's Dave Grube, 31, !he head basketball coach who led !he Student Prmces to lhe1r ftrst back-til-back wmnmg seasons m a quarter of a ceniiiTy, wtll leave hts post al !he end of the current academtc year CINCINNATI IUPI) - The Cincmnat1 Reds today annoWJced the s1gmng of righthanded hurler Tom Hwne and tbree other pitchers to contracts for the upcommg season Hwne, 22, accumulated a 9· 8recordas a starter lor Reds' farm clubs at Indtanapolis and Three Rivers last season The club also has stgned Larry Payne, 22, a nghthander, who earned a 9· 12 record at IndianapoliS m 1975 lefty Mac Scarce, 26, :>-3 It was 141h wm agatnst seven losses for the Rockets, who held a 39-27 halftune margm in other games Monday mght North CarollnaCharlotte trunmed Cleveland State 62-70 and Youngstown Sta te whipped Northern Kentucky Stale 85-70 Tomght 's action IS on the hght stde wtlh only hve games on tap 1 plays host to Purdue Indianapoli s, Wllminlton 1s al CedarVIlle, Hiram at Thiel rPa ), Steubenville at Mt Vernon and Thomas More I Ky ) at Wrtght Slate Xav~er YOUr Bill Fletcher 1258 Powell St. Middleport, 0- PH. 992-7155 fourcorner offense In other games, West Texas State got by Wtchila State 6962 South Carolma whipped Georgta Tech, 63-55 Mmnesota thrashed OhiO Slate, 89-73, Mtchigan State stormed past PIITdue, 89-76, Georgta edged Mtsstsstppt, 70-61!, Kentuck>; coasted past Auburn 93-82, Vanderbtll lrtpped Flortda 71~7. and St Bonaventure's besled St Joseph's ([nd ), 79-71 See h1m for all your famrly 1nsurance needs Lik1 A Good N111hbDr Sll!t f1n11 J. rh,,. oJO\UIAOHI • State Farm nsu rance Compa ntes Home Off ces Bloomtnjton llhnols -NOW OPEN- Featuring Ice Cream in Quarts, Pints, and Cones Concepcion wants $90,000 Ull • UPI Sports Writer ;· NEW YORK 1UPI ) - The "''execuii~e director of the u'Majpr League Ba~eball ;:Players Association today 'labeled the clubowners' .poslponement of the start of " sprtng lralmng as ~ nonsense' and predicted "that 'saner heads" Will :prevail • Marvm Mlller, the players' gotng from fourth to seventh and the Terrapms shppmg a notch to e1ghth Washmgton and Alabama completed the top 10 ,, r:Players say 'nonsense' ' By FRED DOWN •: Buckner, defeated, pulled 37 ftrst-place votes from the 41 coaches parttctpa tmg m the votmg to Team Pomts eastly outdtslance Marquette 1 lnd ana (37l £23 0) <06 (JJ (22 I ) 361 t22·1) m total pomts, 406-361 J'l Marquette North Caro l rna (J ) (22 2J J 15 North Carohna remamed the 4 Rutger s 123 0 ) 259 sohd No 3 chmce wtth one 5 Nevada Las Vegas (26 1J 181 re Dame (20 41 109 first-place vote and 315 total 67 Noi UCLA 110 41 10 4 pomts B Maryland t 19 SJ 95 9 Washmglon (2 Jl 97 Rutgers and Nevada Las 10 A abama ( 19 J ) 86 Vegas eac h took advantage of II M 1ch 1gan ( 18 5 1 Tennessee (18 4 ) 44 UCLA's shockmg home court 12 M ssourr (22 31 J) loss to Oregon on Saturday by 13 14 St John s {NY ) (20 31 23 15 movmg up lo fourth and ftfth 15 Lou rsvrlle ( 18 Sl TeJC as A&M (20 51 13 place respecllvcly but tl was 16 17 Flor da Sf ( 18 51 12 Notre Dame that made the 18 North Car 51 ( 19 SJ II 19 C1nc nnat1 ( 19 4) 7 btggest gam The Ftghllng 20 Arrzona t 19 BJ 6 Irtsh, now 20-4 after three straight wms last week moved from lOth lo stxth for thetr htghest rankmg m nearly a year UCLA and Maryland, the natton's most CARACAS Venezuela notably upse t vJcltms, t UPI) - El Umversal dropp~ this week the Brums Monday sa1d Cincmnall Reds shortstop Dave Concepcion ts seekmg a $90,000 contract thts Standin~~ year Concepcton returned a WHA standings reported $70,000 offer to the By Umtcd Pre ss lnt crnat ronal East Reds last month and told the W L T Pts gl ga New Eng lnd 2679 5 51 189 2 13 newspaper he wants $20,000 Cr ncmnalr 273 1 1 5:~2 1 9247 more lo play In 1976 2~ 79 5 55 199 206 Cleveland 'I'm siiTe !hat tf I don't lndJanapols 23 35 1 48 174 187 suffer any InJUrtes lhts West W L T Pts gl ga season " sa1d Concepcion, ' I Hous1on )7 21 0 74 235 196 Mmneso t a JO 14 4 64 210 210 will hetter my 197S figures I Phoen 1x 2924 6 64219 199 lost 33 days las! year because San D1eqo 29 17 4 62 232 211 of a broken bone m my nght Canad1an W L T Ph gl ga hand • w,nn peg 41 20 'l 84 268 189 Concepcton batted 274, hit - 1 11 II was over almost before ll began Monda y mghl m Sl John Aren" Mtnnesola , whtch broughl a • so-so :>-9 B1g Ten record m agatnst Ohio State, struck ~>lth awesome swtftness and before the Buckeyes could put the brakes on the Gophers, !hey led 22~ It never got much beller for the Bucks as they went down to !heir 171h loss m 23 games 11!1-73, droppmg them to 2-13 10 the Btg Ten Mtchael Thompson and Os borne Lockhart, a pall' of sophomores from Nassau, m the Bahamas, led the Mm nesota assault, scorillg 30 and 26 po10ts, respecttvely Each had 16 m !he first half " They JUSt outran us,'' satd a helpless Ohio State Coach Fred Taylor, who saw hts !mal Buckeye team lose for the stxth strmghl lune and Indiana still solid choice Todav's • ·-"'" S B 307 (Bowen! Transfers the transportation of school pupils to mass transit authorities and cuts out subsidres to boards of education for pupil trans portatlon Hearings In Senat~ Education Subcommittee ldoptlona. Press Siers much ' COLUMBUS (UPI) - Too Ohio General Assembly is moving toward revision of the state's adoption laws, but one section ol the bill, added In an Ohio House committee, is threatening to lorpedo any chance of the btu's success in the Senate Adophon attorneys, the State Department of Public Welfare, most legislators, Probabe Court offlcjals and SOC!8l service agencies aU agree the btU Is badly needed and will help in the UIU8llY· compUcated proc~ of transferlng legal authortly over a chUd from one adult to another But one section of the bill concerning private adoptions arranged by an attorney and outside any state review is being fought by the state and licensed adoption agencies because of the bitter confilct between agency and tndepeudent adoption organizations. Last week, the bill, which passed the House 94--1 last July, waa refem!d to a three· man aubcommlttee d the Senate • s J u d lc I a ry Committee &lbcmuhlttee hearings, chaired by Sen J Timothy McCormack, D· Euclid, wiU probably begin next week The bill makes more clear who can adopt a child and streamlines court procedures concerning consent of the adopted penon. 'lbe biD requires that a full accounting of all expenditures made or agreed to In an adoption be procedure be ffied and made public -something done now byFrankllnancheveralother counties oot not required statewide But the one sticky section ol the blll, added by the HoJudiciary Committee just before It favorably recommended the ),egltlllion to the full Houle, l'l1qUirea that a pregnant woman surrender permanent custody ol her 10011-to-be born child to an agency licenaed by the stllte. The agency - there are about 100 now llcenaed would then become IIUIJ'dlan for the cb1ld until adoption proceedlnp are Clllllpleted, whether through a hired attorney or through the agency ltlelf The State maintains thai thl~ requirement permanent surrender - United lnlen~atJOnal . hearing March 1 : By J.R. KIMMINS Gophers zn 89-73 romp Ry • on the payroll but placed on administrative leave Followmg a three-day hearing m January, Calhoun granted a permanent injWJction asked by the state prohibiting ftred employes from halting traf!tc entenng or leaving the institute He also overruled a request by • last season also at Ind1anapohs , and Raul Ferreyrra, 20, who chalked up a 7-4 mark at Tampa last Adolph's Dairy Valley Hrs 10 00 A.M TIIll 00 P. M. Sun- Thor. 10 00 A M T1112 00 P M. Fn. & Sat. year A spokesman satd the Reds now have 17 players stgned for the 1976 season 992 2556 W MAIN POMEROY, 0- ARCADIA , Calif t UPIJ Sandy Hawley, who leads delendmg Santa Amta nding champiOn Lalli! Ptncay by 13 wtnners after 44 days of the 77-day wmter meeting, wtll ptlot World Pleasure Wednesday 10 the $34,600 Las Cienegas Slakes for 3-yearolds Pincay, who has mtssed two weeks of the season because of rtdmg suspenstons, wtll be aboard Life's Hope m the SIX!urlong even! baseball and negohatmg at the same tune/' MacPhail concluded, destrable " 'ts not Athought for the day Author Wtlltam Sydney Porter, beller known as 0 Henry, satd, " A straw vote only shows whtch way the hot aU" blows " enryBiock 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help. The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL Exec Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH City Edrtor PubliShed dally except Saturday by The Ohto /alley Publrstlmg Com p·a ny lll Court St F'omerov Ohro 45769 Busmess Ofllce Phone 992 2156 Edrlorl&1 P'h.one 992 1157 Se cond class postage paid a! 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OPEN HWEEKDAYS,,-SSAT 12i L Ph. ft2-3795 NO APPOINTMENT NECE$SA Y t 1 11 ~ -.; I tIll II r I Il ( I I 1 I ~Ia r n ' 1' 1 I ~I ~ lf\1 Street li,'\ ' ~').2-.2 171 • �Ford, Carter • m lead LEWIS LORD Unlled Press lulerWJiioual Prestdent Fot d und Junmy Carter JUmped to an early but tiny lead todav m t.he New Hampshtre prunary - the nahon's f~rst ballottng Ill the 1976 race for prestdent The 25 voters m the DlXVIlle Notch hamlet sleppcd stmultaneous!) tnlo 25 volmg boot.hs ill a flag bedecked hotel anteroom at mtdmght EST Moments later the town 's returns were announced Ftfteen of tile 25 were Republicans Eleven voted lor Ford and four for Ronald Reaga n Carter, one of the leaders m the Demociallc prunary got SlX votes The other four Democrats m DlXVIlle Notch voted for Btrch Ba)h, Henry Ja ckson, Morns Udall and a non ca ndidate , Wall ace Johnson, a former mayor of ThiS list of current legislation affects your local schools If you are Interested tn passage defeat or would like more '"format ron on any of the bill• ltsted please contact your representative or senator Rep Ronald H James Ohio House of Representattves , State House , Columbus Ohro , 43215 Telephone (614) 466 23I2or Sen Clakley C Collins, State House, Ohio Senate, Columbus Ohio, 4321S, Te lephone 1614) 466 4884 Rep James serves on the Agriculture and Natural Resources, Educatron and Energy and Envtronment Commt1tees in the House of Representatives Sen Coll1ns serves on the Education anct Welfare, Health and Retrrement, and Transportation and Local Government Committees In the Ohio Senate PREPAREAPPLICATIONFORGRANT - L-r,Mrs Plummer, Mrs Biddle, Mrs Niday, Mrs Thomas, Mr Uzon Mtss Doer10ger and Mr Orebaugh New Federal staffing grant sought fh e Galli a - Jack,jon Metgs Commum ty Mental Health Center and the GalliaJackson Metgs 648 Board are prepan ng an applicatiOn for a new Federal Slaff10g Grant to develop the s~ff for !he ney, Comrn umt) Menta l Berkeley, Calif Ford predicted VIctor; m the state Reagan satd hts polls pomted to a 'neck and neck race wtth a slight 1 he Boards arc workmg to margm for us " But Reagan meel a Ma1 ch 19 deadlme Hea lt h Ce nter and tts satellites servm g Galha Jackson am! Meigs Counttes stressed there s a sizable lnd iv idu.Jl s grnups and undectded bloc m the Gram!e agencies have been contacted to provide mformatwn as 1L Slate Carter forecast a f1rst-{}r second-place ftn1sll for htmself m the fiv e man Democratic pnmar;,. , and Brown to Udall satd he would be up there close to the top Seven Democrats appeared on a nattonally televised forum sponsored by the League of Women Voters ill Boston and spht on how to ftght un employment and inflation COLUMBUS (UPI) - State The Pres1denl addressmg Attorney General Wilham J a national governors' Brown has been !urushed wtth meettng m Washmg ton, $100,000 to hire a Washmgton cntic1zed Reagan's proposal D C , consultmg firm to go to that federal social programs hal for central Ohio electncal be shifted to the stales Ford consumers fightmg a srud tt was ' easy to offer proposed rate htke unreahsttc suggestiOns m the The state Controllmg Board heal of an election year Monda y approved the Ford pledged to never alloca twn for Brown to hire u-responstbly transfer senous without competitive btdding problems from the federal the public ulilily consulhng government to state govern- firm of VanScoyoc & Wtskup ments wtthout regard for to help prepare the case to be human needs and ltscal reah- argued before the Pubhc ties " Uttht1es ,Commtsston of Ohto Reagan, campa1grung m Columbus & Southern Ohio weslern Ilhnots, agam Ele ctrtc Co , servmg 25 contended government close central Ohto counltes, IS to home ts best Pluggmg lor seekmg a permanent ra te revenue sharmg, he satd I mcrease br10g10g m $50 7 don't thmk anyone can stt m m1lhon a year Wa shtngton and make Brown s of!tce said the deciSIOn s affecting the Wa shmgton firm could states " provide the expertise In other developments necessary to prepare a case - Sargent Shriver, worth against the ra te hike on $6 mtlhon, ts the nchest behalf of OhiO consumers prestdentta l candtdate The Supreme Court of Ohio Money Magazme reported last Wednesday upheld a and Fred Hams , \\orth PUCO order grantmg an $78,000, the pooresl It sa td emergency rate htke pending Ronald Reagan made hearmgs on the permanent $783,000 last year - more rate mcrease than any other candidate prunartly as a newspaper gley an mdependent, left a columntst, radto White House meetmg wtth the commentalor and speaker Prestdent saymg 'at th1s He's worth $2 rmUwn, Money moment" he preferred Ford saJd over any other candtdate of - Darnel Ellsberg, the either party former defense analyst who - George Wallace, camleaked the Penlagon Papers patgrung m Florence, S C , to reporters, said m Boslon he cnttcized a move by some would support Fred Hams 10 South Carohna Democrattc the March 2 Massachusetts leaders to send an pnmary He said Harr1s uncommttted delegation to would stnvc to 'br10g !he the natiOnal conventiOn He CIA, the Pentagon and the satd a vote for an multmational corporations uncommitted delegate IS a under control " vote for !he pohhcal hire rate case help ---·- -~ • - Mame Gov James Lon pros DR. LAMB •• Dtane Doermger from the agenmes and mdt v1duals and Area Council on Agmg, Doug tlletr needs m thts area lJzon R S V P wtth Meigs The accompan} wg ptctu1 e Counl y Coun ct l on Agmg \HIS taken F'eb 12 when Mrs Eleanor Thomas, Dtreclor of relates to the commum ty H B 920 (Johnson) To create tUdtclal tax court and abolish board of tax appeals, set property 'Val ues af that of year prior to reappraisal and m1ilage rate reverts to that year Thrs Is the basis for the 'equa l yteld formula" for school flnanc1ng and would be effective for schools on 9 1 76 Passed House Hearing In Senate Ways and Means Comm Wedc 9 30 a m rev1ew and to seek aJd m prepanng the secbon of the federal Grant deahng wtth the elderly and agmg Agenctes that have not had Moxme Plummer , exccuttvc lhe Me1gs Counc..:1 l (J n Agmg, an opporlunt ty lo become dn ector of the 648 Bom d <.~nd J~mce Ntday Gallia County mvolved m the planmng Malcolm Oiebaugh met wi th Coun c il on Agmg , and p1 ocess, are mvtled to bnng the agency representatives Albe1 Ia Biddle J ac kson pertmen! m!ormali on to the from the Counctl on Agmg Coun ty Coun cil on Agmg to attenllon of the 648 Board l H B 761 IHt nlg) Changes method s of determlnmg property value Recommended for passage by House Ways and Means Comm Floor vote not schedu led yet • Tough gas Issues ignored COLUMBUS (UP!) - The chairman of the Public Utilities Commtsston of Ohio satd Monday the legtslatiiTe was tgnormg the tmposttiOn of ngtd emtronmental regulauons on Ohw s utthties m favor of dealmg wtt.h 'co smetic" tssues whtch explammg tha t uttlitJeS are having trouble a ttractmg base formula easter to understand, and may hold down fulur e ullhly rate suffiCient mvestmenl capital mcreases to comply with federal and state enVIronmental rules Heckma n sa td some em 1ronm ental rul es are ne cessary but that the state's utility users were subj ect lo a 'po!Ju cal charade" by !he legislalure He said thai the Jeg tsla!IITe I ve been lo the legtslatw e 20 limes I've g1ven up I thmk the general assembly IS desirous of bemg sta bthty,' sa1d He ckman, won't lower ulllity rates They can do something if they wtsh to, Heckman said at an afternoon new s conference ' My pomt IS they was 'overly arnbJti QUS)I Jn haven't even looked at the correctmg environmental Ienvtronmental) queslion abuses and mstead has Th ey have spent their attempted the repeal of the ttme on eosmetic Issues hke rate base repeal and fuel clause adJustments, whtch won't lower ra tes and wtll m my opm10n , ratse rates Heckman satd thai Ohio 's utilities wtll have to spend $4 bi!hon over the nexl 10 years to comply wtth federal and state env tr onmental regulations He satd that would mean a $500 boost to homeowner ullhty rates between no" and 1985 'The unpostlion of such ngid rules IS begmnmg to affecl utiiJ!ies' flnanctal res1denbal customers The InJUnctiOn was Issued after a sutl was flied by the By La" renee E Iamb M 0 DEAR DR LAMB Please explam to me what emphysema IS and huw 1t opcrung tnlo tile rm y sacs IS narrn\o\ cd 01 constricted This makes 11 parhcul arly more openm g of uw Cigarette sm okmg sacs a maJor au 1s one Poor oxygen.Jtlon lecJds to loss of energy and one of the dtfftcult lo empt) Ih e air sacs of old au adequately The con slantly over fir st symptom s uf em· from tubercul osiS 1 dtslended atr sacs result In an physems nMy be loss of DEAR READER - Em- over di stended chesl A exercise capac1ty W1th 1mld physcms 1s not contagwus person 111lh longstandtn g exert10n the Vlthm gets short and ts not caused by Cj germ emphysems \\Ill have a of breath As the disease Tuberculosis Is Ho\\oever , a larger often barrel shaped pr,Jgresses the (ltffJculty m person can have both chesl because of !he over br cat htn g: beco me s mot c tuberculosis and emphysems mflahon We call 11us con- marked Fwally these 1>coplc Emphysems mean s ob fi guratiOn an em· hterally choke to dc.tllt or struct10n of the atrways m the physematous chest Norspend the last of their days lWJgs The hm g IS made up of mally the chest 1$ flatter as hl erall) gasptng for au many tiny mr sacs thHt you you can see by Jooktng at yoiiT There are other com can regard as small balloons ches t agam assunung you do phcatwns llw t can occUI These aJr Si:ICS f1re where oby· not have emph)sema along I he\~ 1y too wl11ch at c gen and carbon dwx tde and not cmy lli OTc plc.Isctn l fhe uwdequate exchange other gases c~rc ext hanged of au Fur a bell~r leads to poor wtth the blood 1 hey provtde oxygena tiOn of the body The w1derstandm g of IW \\ lht oxygen and elimmate carbon degree of difftcull) ts dtreclly hmgs work send 50 cents for dwxtde the atr In the sacs 1elated to how much old atr ts Tile Heallh Lcllet , Nwnber 2 must be changed constantly trapped 111 the IWJgs and how 4 Kt epwg Your Lungs f tt When we breathe out we m uch obs tructi on to a1r flow r;nclose a lung s h.tmped, self· expell the a1r 10 the !my sacs mto an d uul of the lun gs the1 e c~ddrc sse d tn\c lopc fn1 and when "e breathe m we ac luallv t> rrr cul1n~ Adtli css yo w It li t.: I brmg tn new oxygen In ru me Ill CcUC' ,1f ll1ls nn\: :o:; V.uJous I 11 lo1s 1 wiii Jbul c emphysems the neck or !u lil t:! 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Hmlw affecls people Is 1l con tagJOus? How JS 11 dtfferent r As the cost of matertals and labor needed to comply The JOtnt appeal of 47 ftred wtth the enVIronmental rules employes of the Gallipolts contmue to riSe , the utthty's S~le Institute wtll be heard abtlily to ratse needed captlal Monday, March 1 by the Ohio to complete these proJects Board of Personnel Revtew has declmed The three-person board wtll ' Thts wtll ultimately result hear the appeal m Gallla ra te base formu la' m htgher rates passed on to County Common Pleas Court ·llliS repeal mec~n s the consumer ThiS IS an accordmg to a secretary 1~ nothmg fm even proponents outrage, and lhts oulrage Is the stale revtew board office adm1t repeal w1ll not save compounded 1n !hat the Tbe employes were fired any money fm the res idential !Jemocraltc leg1slalure afler slrtking the mstitute consumer Does Uus m.1k e refuses lo even look at the here last November, aUegmg sense either m the use of the problem, he smd repeated vtolallons of legtslature's ttme or the Heckman, a Repubhcan, gftevance procedures In consumer s' dollars 1 ' he said he had not discussed the subsequenl court orders, the asked envtronmental problem wtth dtsmissed employes have The Ohio House has sche the two other PUCO heen put on, then off, the dul ed hea nn gs l~ter tht s commtsstoners both mslttute payroll week on a Senate passed btll Democrats - but that he 1 On Dec I Gallla Cotlnty repeahng the method used to expected the matter to come Common Ple~s Judge Ronald total a u!Ihty s rate base up tn fu lure meettngs R Calhoun tssued a ternAuthors of the bill clatm the because of his pubhc porary order reqwrlng the legislalton Will make Ihe Iate· statement state to rehire the workers pendmg their appeals The workers were then put back attorney general of Ohto A Columbia spokes ma h 'J satd the basts for tis swt \\as a sectton of the Ohto Consiitu tton wh tch hmtls reslramt on Pubhc Utthltes CommtsSion of Ohio dectstons to the sta te Supreme CoiiTI Last month, the PUCO Sleven Sollah, wtth whom allowed Columbia Gas to add By I)ONALO B THACKREY MISS Hearst was living when SAN FRANCISCO ( UPI) about $1 a mon th to Patncta Hearb1's IQ had she was captured, bas been reSidenltal customer's gas dropped 20 pomls and she charged with the robbery_ btlls to pay for part of the showed a terronzed West told the Jury of seven eme1gency purchases 11 Juch women and five men that s urvivor sy ndrome " r e d u c c d 1n 4 u s t r 1 a I remtmscent of prtsoners of prtor to her kldnapmg on Feb curtaJ~nen ls Utilt ty offic wls satd the war after her capture last 4, 1974, Miss Hearst's IQ surcharge would be reflected fall , says a bramwashing tested at 129 and 130 - well m homeownet bills for the expert testtfy10g on her above average - but on tests he adrmnistered two weeks next 12 monU1 s tx-gmn mg tins behalf after her capture last Sept 18 Dr Lou1s West, a month But the aUorney general psychtalrtst who worked wtth she scored only 110 - In the argued befOI e l"rankhn POWs followmg the Korean average category The psychiatriSt, first of County Common Pleas Courl War. opened the mental three to be called by the portion of Mtss Hearst's that homeowners did not defense Monday after sbe defense, S81d Mills Hearst had directly be nefti from the wound up seven days of a "surv1vor syndrome" emergency 1ndustr 1a I testimony by takmg the Sth remmlscent of released purcha ses and therefore Amendment 42 times POWs when he first saw her should not be made to pay for West smd too 2~year-Oid 12days after she was caught. them newspaper hetress had a "There was not only stramed facial expresstonu weepmg and an 1118bi.Uty to last September and woul!l talk, oot a rapid pulse rate up collapse' when asked aboUt to 140 - dooble that of her ktdnapmg or lhe weekS normal She broke out In a afterward that she spent m a cold, clanuny sweat and her closet l appearance was that of , Mtss Hearst s demeanor someone who had been was different Monday terrorized or really wu ex· periencing some kind of pro-calm, cool and InCISIVe Cll\ SlCJ! Hm ~ c\\ Y01 k NY when she de!ted the judge's found fear," 10019 West described the proceu order~ and refused to answer Emph\Sema may fo llow a questiOnS about events Of which made Miss Hearst long hi &Iory of apparent evtdence concernmg a year II\ cooperate with her kidnapers bron chial trouble v. 1th cougl1 her underground hfe as "coercive pentll88ion." He and spu tw n m any ~ vidence "I refuse to answer on said he preferred that to of lung dtsOI der may be grounds tl might tend iO lramwuhlng, "which is a entirely absent We1ght loss mcrumnate me and canst grab bag of any kind ol may Uc d f ediUJ e as we ll as extreme danger to myself ln!luence l!l<erted by a captor brea thl essness and loss of and my family " , over a captive " exeJelse cap o.r clt} He said his work with 38 U S Dtslrtct Judge Olive{ 1 r ea l mcnt I S b(l sed un Carter threatened to Clle he( POWS who cooperated with 1emovtng any and ,,)J for CQ.ntempt of court for net the1r North Korean captors 1rntanl s to the lw1g s and f1rst answermg But It was consul!' showed they were broken on the hslt s lobacco DrJct9rs ered hkely he would wal down with llttle phyllical pain can help m some ca s~s w1th Wltll the end of the trial le by the three D's- "debility, o ther means or deamng up Issue any contempt citattd dependency and dread " mfec t1ons and lmpr o~; m g In an obviOUB parallel to Carter had quled she ga1111 lung fun( Lwn SonH.: up the safeguard of the Stli Miss Hearal's cue, West said rned1 c tn es are useful 1n Amendment wben she voll debility resulted from Con· helpmg lo relax th e ob tartly took the stand m h fmement, which caused the sti uclion m the lun g::~ nHl own defense victim to become weak and mtprove vcnt1lat10n Nune of rundown. Dependency, he Defense attorney F thesr m cdSUJ es by the lior:tm said, was built by f~ the Batley mslructed her not priSOner to turn to hll captora \\ 11l h\ ~ u ru ssful Wllcss the answer on grounds she nug for "every Utile thing Jl.lllt nt f oupcrat es b} stflp mcruntnale herself in elimination, feeding and so pmt: ~ nwkr n~ ~,.~nhrc l v (H In Apnl, 1975 bank robbery ,1\tl{l!rl fJtl lf l ~(J!IIfiS (I f forth," while dread lncladed Carmu hael, Cahf , 10 which 1 the fear of death, torture or mu! hl!J i rffourwask1lledby~ 111 11 ull~ s ue !, · ~ dlrsl !r \d \11 I I r 111 q hl ~xposl.'rl lhetr family being attacked. shotgun bla•t " Court as k e d to COLUMBUS (UPI) - Co Jwnbta Gas of Ohio, Inc ha s asked the Ohto Supreme Court to void an mJunclion preventmg the utility fr om collectmg part of the cost of emergency mdustna l natural gas purchases from re•tdenttal customers In a sutl ftled Monday, the company clatmed Frankhn County Common Pleas CoiiTI lacked )Urtsdictton 111 tssumg IOJ un ctiOn las! the ThiiTsday A supporlmg swt was also !tied by the utility m Franklin County Common Pleas No date for a hear10g on etther suit was Immediat e ly scheduled The common pleas court enJomed Calumbia Gas last week from collectmg $17 1 million of the $33 rmlhon cost of 1975 emergency natura I gas purchases f rom 1ts phon:,, sa1d Heckman H B 729 !Murdock) Clarify unemployment compensation benefrts and con tracts ot auxtlrary school serv1ce API nea l •d ru 1•1ng p a tty S -b raJ•n m • VOl terror syndrome Emphysema isn't the same as TB • ' Status of current legislation effecting the schools of Ohio By ---.... - I • personnel Passed House not scheduled In Senate comm yet H B 455 (Stlnzlano) ldentlftcatlon and education of handocapped children In House Education Comm H 8 1040 !Sweeney) Requrre f~nanclal disclosure and sources of Income of Board of Education members the1r spouses, and rmmed1ate family Passed House H B 421 1SPeckl Due process hearings for suspended or expelled students Passed House and on Senate floor for vote H B 1191 ITablack) Exclude from the value of real property subject to the permiss1ve real property transfer tax the amount owed on any mortgage that has been of record twelve months Not scheduled lor comm yet H B 74 (Maddox) Exempts student activity funds from the sales tax Not scheduled H B 607 ( Kopp) Requires boards of education to purchase motor vehicle liability msurance for employees rn the amounts of $500,000 per person and $1 mtltlon per occurrence Passed House and hearing being held In Insurance Comm Senate H B 1151 (NorriS! Authorrzmg boards of education to buy liability Insurance for teachers and administrators House Education Comm holding 3 - The Dally Sentmel, Mtddleport-Pomerov. 0 Tuesday, Feb 24, 1976 • hearings 5 B 386 I BuHs) Requiring 27 I pupllleacher ratio In grades one. two. and three Recommended fM passage by Senate Education Comm s 8 208 (CelebreueJ Instant tenure for teachers after two years In school district, tenure for coaching and all other supplemental contrads. abolishes needs or requirements for furth@r education for teachers to obtain permanent certificates, sets up tenure and separate bargaining unlt for principal• Posr.ed Senate and hearings now being held Education by House Subcommittee ."' - .. '""' ,• Ib n .. •• n• ."!l'lu r - """' •• ,., ... 5 B (Collins) Requires personal leave days for nonteachrng school employees Passed Senate and In House committee V < ••• EASTERN HIGH FRESHMAN baskethall team, wmner of tts own tournament Saturday Kneeltng , l-r, Roger Retbel (10 street clothes), Ron Masters, Bruce Conde Steve Ltttle, Jeff Goebel, Btll Kautz (manager) , standing, Coach Joe Mitchum, Joe Boyles, Dan Spencer, Rusty Wigal and Mtke Hayman Jtm Hamm ptctiiTe ,. HJR 110 (Colonna) and SJR 33 !McCormack) Provides for the classification of property Into Industrial, commercial, business , and residential for real estate tax purposes, residential to be lowered to 25 percent of value and other classes raised In House and Senate Taxation Committees .. "" •• Sport Parade ""'"· •• Ed Note Above supplied by Dean R Cl rcle, president ot the Go IIIpolls Board of Education the Communtcatlons Works ol America to keep the employes on the payroll unW the cases were heard by the state MilTON RICHMAN IJ PI Sports Editor NEW YORK ( UPI ) - Generally he leans toward dark colors, but t.h1s tune Muhammad Ah showed up m a hghl gray glen platd Hts pale gray shut and navy blue lie made perfect accessortes, and toppmg off the whole thmg was !he slightly unsure, httle boy expression he somehmes hkes to wear It dtdn't make that much dt!ference that he was m completely strange surroundings 10 the ctty's toy center lo promote the manufaclure of a new Muhammad Ah doll so earli' m the mormng He sllll knew hiS way around That slighlly unsiiTe expressiOn dtdn t last lwo mmutes Only long enough for him lobe 10troduced by promoter Don Kmg Kmg look~ at Ali alongside htm and, Ialked aboul his exct tmg fight wtth Joe Frazter In Mamla last Octoher Chart !a bly, he said nolhin g about last Frtday rught s bomb wtth Rv :~ ,. , ""'" • -:.. ••• rev1ew board The employes were cut from the payroll the second time when the judge's order was effective Feb 4 Adoption refonn pends,in Senate would "cloak Independent adoptions with the accountablilty of the agency system,, Independent adoptions, which licensed asencies crudely tenn "child ooylng," abnost always Involve a fee -medical fees to pay for the hospital delivery of a chUd and attorney fees. "The leglalatlon suaeats that the agency would be placed in a poalUon of not exercising some responsibility to determine If pemtanent surrender Is, in fact, In the beat Interest d the child," said Ronald Heerinll. of Lutheran Social Services in ColwnbUB, one ci the lllatelicenaed adoption ageades Heerlng argues that couples who can lflord an attorney and who nnt to adopt a chUd almodt always are upper mlddle-elasa With the Increased number of abortions and use of contraceptives, the 8Upply of "healthy, Caucaalan infarU" Is lleadlly decreasing "As BUpply goes down and demand goes up, the real and potential abuse Increases. People become very deaparate and good judgement II loll and all kinds of behavior becclnes rationalized In order to adopt a child," he said "'lbe dividing line between ezpel'lleS and paying lor a child In a thin one," he add«lHeerlng SIYI that reform,of Ohio adoption lawa are needed, and that the bill contains many good upecla. For example, the propoej!d law would require ·~b county to annually review the adoptable 11181118 ol each cl1lld In Ita eu.sl8dy. • But H..tng ~ he wouJd rather have no bm at all rather thaD one wlllcb furtltlr legltamlzes Independent Belgmm 's Jean· Pierre Coopman m Puerto Rico liJ , 'You always said yo~ were 'the greatest,' but after the ftght • tn Marula all of us must attest lo the fact you truly are, Kmg •• said to All "Every head must bow, every knee mu st bend, every tongue must confess that you a~e truly the greatest " 'Thank you he satd lo Kmg bul you shouldn t brag so "I'" ' State-llce~~~ed 11enc"a charge alee lor lllopUgw ~ well, baaed on t1ta ln!:Gme Of the potential parentl, So Heerin11' &rlumenll an ex~ve attGrney feel CIJI!!I! down 18 a matter Ill ~ rather than jultlftedon. He would like 18 -IGdepar;delilt adoption of non-relatl..made lllepl, • II tbP t'8l8 1/1 Conneetlcut, Delanni and ..a-Ill. Barring that, HeeriQI hope& 18 lndepuleiJI ldoptlona - IICftl tla'oll@' state-wide llnancla1 dlacloeure rules. - " Btg laugh They told me I was commg to breakfast • smd Ah I haven't seen no food though • More laughs Someone had a ques!lon . Was Friday mght 's figh t the worsl he cou ld remember from the stapdpq10l of one of his opponents not domg anythmg" Had Coopman htlhtm" tth any pWJches at all ? He htt me lwtce, but not hard, • Alt satd " Duln't he feel overpaid for \\hat he dtd, for how hllle effort •_:• he needed to beat the Belgtan " ,. I d feel overpaid If I got the money, but the government " 1 gels the money not me When I get t.hrough paymg the taxes, my mana ger and everylhmg else, t!'ll leave me "ilh onl) rl::;o ' .. ~~- . $200 000 I What about rellrement'J .. , I will," Ah satd 'Thai's deftmle I know I 'II lose tf I stay on too long I'll ft ghl four more fights !his year, then I II retire " • F~rsl I m gonna fight Jtmmy Young m Costa Rica and after I , whup htm I'm gonna ftghl Ken Norton on the FoiiTih of July ::;; Some fools t.h10k he'll wm, bul he won't Mler I beal Norton, I'm •onna destroy George Foreman agam and !hen I'm gonna l!lf 0 fight a man who 1sn t a fighter He's gonna fight h'" way and ~ 1 1'm gonna f1ght mme " A guy In the audtence wanted to know who ever heard of : ~" Junmy Young a heaV';wetght from Philadelphia who dtdn'l look espectally good wtnrung one of the prehmmanes on the ,"'i\11-Coopman card The dtg at Young upset All ":. • He s the fourth-rank~ heavywetght m t.he world," Ah -:;,responded And Coop-er-man was the best m EIITope I m ftghtm' the best " '" There's a! \lays somebody who wants to talk bus10ess Whal 'l"was Ah's deal wllh !he dolls? How much was he gomg to ""'make ? ~,', "About $40 mlllton " he slraight-faced I dunno how much I'm gonna gel My manager lakes care of thmgs like that " •• NEW YORK 1UP! ) - Indiana remams the solid chmce of the UPI Board of Coaches as the No !-ranked college basketball team, but the F1ghtmg lrtsh of Notre Dame are begmmng to make a move of thetr own The Hoosiers, shU un· dampen Ius chanre for 100 the f1rst tun r I hl!f yeiJr , came Pat Cummmgs led the orr Uu' bench to score 1B Bearcats With 21 potnts and more with three games now JXHnts tn lead the Bucke yes Mtke Jones added a dozen remammg while Daugherty had 17 more whtle Robert Mtller Part of 1t was we t~re JUSt ~ pomls <tnd a game high 11 Chipped In to so !Ired on Monday mghl rebounds We loosened up In the from the beatmg we're laking Mmnesola 1n 1ts hghtnmg second half," satd Cmcmnat1 on Saturday,' satd Ta ylor start hi! II of tls firs! 1! held Coach Ga le Catlett a former Ohto State, led by Mike goal attempts and ended the WVU star , and we were Daugherty and Fred Poole, game with a 57 6 percentage more aggressive We were managed to gel to wtt.htn mne Cmcmnatl htked 1ts record too cautiOus m the ftrst half pomts mtdway through the to 20-4 With a fi6.56 VICtOry and dtd not lake advantage of second half bul faded badly over West V~rgmta opporturutJes ' after that , tratl10g by 22 at The Bearcals bwlt a 60--13 AI Toledo Ted Williams one time cushton with four mmutes left poiiTed m 24 pomts to lead the Poole who didn 't start for m !he game and were able to Rockets to an easy 84~9 wm hold on over Howard car~r wm s He needs thr ee Hoosiers rout Iowa By United Press ' lnternallonal Although his Indiana team males have hardly nottced, a mid-season slump bj Qwnn Buckner has rekmdled some mtld criticism !hat tbe Hooshould've stuck with footba ll Kent Benson had 15 pomts for lndtana, whtch played Its most aggressive game m recent weeks, "hile Scott May and Bobby Wilkerson added 14 aptece Iowa 118-7) was led by Scott Thompson Wtlh 22 Elsewhere 1n games howe~; e r, mvolvmg nationall y rated avenge d !hose cnltcisms Monday mght by pumpmg m a season high 24 pomls m leadmg the No I raled Hoosters to thetr 24th vtctory without a loss tlus season, a 101-31 rout of Iowa In shakmg off a mid-season slump brought on by tllness, Buckner, who gave up football to concentrate full tune on hts basketball skills, scored 18 pomts m the ftrst half as the Hoosiers buill up a 31-pomt lead before coastmg home to their 54th consecutive regular season trtumph 'Buckner dtd a tremendous JOb," agreed lndtana Coach Bobby Kmght Espectally by keepmg himself out of foul !rouble He can contnbute a lot to thts leam wtthout teams, llthranked Mtchigan Indiana s closest nval m the Btg Ten, downed llhnms 9(). 75, whtle No 12Tennessee put away LSU, 00-71, No 14 Sl John 's upended Holy Cross, 71-60 and No 19 Cmcmnati stopped West Vtrgtrua, 66-56 Mtchigan coach John Orr sat home "I!h a bad case of the flu, but his Wolvermes dtd all nght "Ilhout htm, dowrung Illmois behmd 24 pomts from John Robmson and 20 by Steve Grote The Wolvennes who clinched a lie for second place m !he B1g Ten wtth lo\\ a s loss to lndtana, devastated the Ilhm with a full court press that accounted for a 17-1 lead m the ftrst 3 30 of play Tennessee held onto second place m the Southeastern Conference by whtppmg Lomstana State as New York unports Bernard King and Erme Grunfeld combtned for 50 pomls Grunfeld had 26 pomts and Kmg 24, while Mike J.tckson added 21 to backcourt ... ~pokesman, said the owners' ,')ctlon was purpose ly · intended to mtslead the ~pubhe mto behevtng the ''Players AssoCiatiOn Is "'1\olding up th~ 1976 season ,pecause of Its demands on the · reserve clause IS!ue "" Amertcan League '"President Lee MacPhail and "Naltonal League President Charles Feeney announced : lomtly Monday that the •clubown~l-s would not open 1'/lprmg traming unlll a new "basiC agreement can be ;-reached with the Players "A.soclatton ":' "We feel thts ts the :'lltuckest, surest way to reach llin agreement," MacPhail ::s.Jd "We want to get thts out "0! the way first And then '~\art playing baseball " "I t.htnk It ts comical," satd 4\illler I•For 11\e first hme m 'lilstory, an 11\dusjry that Is ~t threatened by a strike 'tlttlon from Its employes IS shuttmg ttself down of Its own vohhon 'The fact 1s that the Players Assoctallon has made no demands m tbe reserve rule area,' Miller contmued The dtspute IS caused' by the owners' demahd that we agree to strip from the players present nghts, which they have m thetr contracts That's something that cannot be strtpped away 'We have made a proposal that the dtf!tctilt 1ssue of the reserve clause be set astde so that an agreement can be reached on all other tssues and that the season can start on lime" Part of thai agreement would be a four-year, noslrlke pledge," Mtller added" The owners' posttton ts that they I) Ill poslpone operung their camps uxleftmtely until a new agret;ment IS reached to repjace the old one whtch exptred on Dec 31 'We ar£ dom g our besl to achieve a prompt settlement, MacPhail said But too progress thus far has been mosL diSl'OUragmg The maJor dtfferenl'' that blocks an Hgreemenl IS the ln":iislcnLc by lhe ussocmt10n for a rcsf r H system that would hl' y, holi•J unworkable Th< Idea - of playm g " YORK (UPIJ The 1 e d Press lnterna 11onal Board of Coaches lop 20 colleg e basketball teams wllh f~rst NEW U n place votes and r ecords m parentheses (records nclude games played through Salur day Feb 71) (Twelfth Week ) scormg ace a lot '' Iowa coach Lute Olson agreed 'Buckner hadn't been h1ttmg for them, but here he was hombmg all his shots We were gomg to gtve him tbe shot I didn't know who else to g1ve 1t tu " spa rk the Vols to !hetr 191h y.,m agamst four losses St John's, led by 17 pom!s £rom their dimmuttve semor guard Frank Ala gta, overcame a f1ve-pomt halftune deficit lo beat Holy Cross for lhetr 16th straight home victory The Redmen dealt the slubborn Crusaders thetr runth loss agatnsl 16 wins Cecil Relford had 16 pomts for St John 's while Beaver Smtth contributed 14 Pat Cummmgs scored 21 pomts and Mtke Jones added 12 as Ctncmnall took advantage of West Vtrgtma's cold r32 per cent) hrst-half shootmg The Bearcats a Ia te snuffed out Mountaineer rally With a Pro Quebec Cargary Edmonton Tor onto x Ollawa 37 18 4 78 265 123 2976 3 6 1 217199 22 36 4 48 210 261 15 38 5 JS 236 294 14 26 1 29 134 172 five home runs and drove m 49 runs last year x Team disbanded Monday s Results j No games schedu led I Tuesdiiy s Games Calgary ar Edmon1on Houston a t Quebec C1ncrnnall at ToroniO Wednesday s Games Edmonton at Ca gary Cleveland at W nn1peg New England at C1nc•nna1 San D•ego at Mmnesota GRUBE RESIGNS TIFFIN, Ohto I UPI) Hetdelterg's Dave Grube, 31, !he head basketball coach who led !he Student Prmces to lhe1r ftrst back-til-back wmnmg seasons m a quarter of a ceniiiTy, wtll leave hts post al !he end of the current academtc year CINCINNATI IUPI) - The Cincmnat1 Reds today annoWJced the s1gmng of righthanded hurler Tom Hwne and tbree other pitchers to contracts for the upcommg season Hwne, 22, accumulated a 9· 8recordas a starter lor Reds' farm clubs at Indtanapolis and Three Rivers last season The club also has stgned Larry Payne, 22, a nghthander, who earned a 9· 12 record at IndianapoliS m 1975 lefty Mac Scarce, 26, :>-3 It was 141h wm agatnst seven losses for the Rockets, who held a 39-27 halftune margm in other games Monday mght North CarollnaCharlotte trunmed Cleveland State 62-70 and Youngstown Sta te whipped Northern Kentucky Stale 85-70 Tomght 's action IS on the hght stde wtlh only hve games on tap 1 plays host to Purdue Indianapoli s, Wllminlton 1s al CedarVIlle, Hiram at Thiel rPa ), Steubenville at Mt Vernon and Thomas More I Ky ) at Wrtght Slate Xav~er YOUr Bill Fletcher 1258 Powell St. Middleport, 0- PH. 992-7155 fourcorner offense In other games, West Texas State got by Wtchila State 6962 South Carolma whipped Georgta Tech, 63-55 Mmnesota thrashed OhiO Slate, 89-73, Mtchigan State stormed past PIITdue, 89-76, Georgta edged Mtsstsstppt, 70-61!, Kentuck>; coasted past Auburn 93-82, Vanderbtll lrtpped Flortda 71~7. and St Bonaventure's besled St Joseph's ([nd ), 79-71 See h1m for all your famrly 1nsurance needs Lik1 A Good N111hbDr Sll!t f1n11 J. rh,,. oJO\UIAOHI • State Farm nsu rance Compa ntes Home Off ces Bloomtnjton llhnols -NOW OPEN- Featuring Ice Cream in Quarts, Pints, and Cones Concepcion wants $90,000 Ull • UPI Sports Writer ;· NEW YORK 1UPI ) - The "''execuii~e director of the u'Majpr League Ba~eball ;:Players Association today 'labeled the clubowners' .poslponement of the start of " sprtng lralmng as ~ nonsense' and predicted "that 'saner heads" Will :prevail • Marvm Mlller, the players' gotng from fourth to seventh and the Terrapms shppmg a notch to e1ghth Washmgton and Alabama completed the top 10 ,, r:Players say 'nonsense' ' By FRED DOWN •: Buckner, defeated, pulled 37 ftrst-place votes from the 41 coaches parttctpa tmg m the votmg to Team Pomts eastly outdtslance Marquette 1 lnd ana (37l £23 0) <06 (JJ (22 I ) 361 t22·1) m total pomts, 406-361 J'l Marquette North Caro l rna (J ) (22 2J J 15 North Carohna remamed the 4 Rutger s 123 0 ) 259 sohd No 3 chmce wtth one 5 Nevada Las Vegas (26 1J 181 re Dame (20 41 109 first-place vote and 315 total 67 Noi UCLA 110 41 10 4 pomts B Maryland t 19 SJ 95 9 Washmglon (2 Jl 97 Rutgers and Nevada Las 10 A abama ( 19 J ) 86 Vegas eac h took advantage of II M 1ch 1gan ( 18 5 1 Tennessee (18 4 ) 44 UCLA's shockmg home court 12 M ssourr (22 31 J) loss to Oregon on Saturday by 13 14 St John s {NY ) (20 31 23 15 movmg up lo fourth and ftfth 15 Lou rsvrlle ( 18 Sl TeJC as A&M (20 51 13 place respecllvcly but tl was 16 17 Flor da Sf ( 18 51 12 Notre Dame that made the 18 North Car 51 ( 19 SJ II 19 C1nc nnat1 ( 19 4) 7 btggest gam The Ftghllng 20 Arrzona t 19 BJ 6 Irtsh, now 20-4 after three straight wms last week moved from lOth lo stxth for thetr htghest rankmg m nearly a year UCLA and Maryland, the natton's most CARACAS Venezuela notably upse t vJcltms, t UPI) - El Umversal dropp~ this week the Brums Monday sa1d Cincmnall Reds shortstop Dave Concepcion ts seekmg a $90,000 contract thts Standin~~ year Concepcton returned a WHA standings reported $70,000 offer to the By Umtcd Pre ss lnt crnat ronal East Reds last month and told the W L T Pts gl ga New Eng lnd 2679 5 51 189 2 13 newspaper he wants $20,000 Cr ncmnalr 273 1 1 5:~2 1 9247 more lo play In 1976 2~ 79 5 55 199 206 Cleveland 'I'm siiTe !hat tf I don't lndJanapols 23 35 1 48 174 187 suffer any InJUrtes lhts West W L T Pts gl ga season " sa1d Concepcion, ' I Hous1on )7 21 0 74 235 196 Mmneso t a JO 14 4 64 210 210 will hetter my 197S figures I Phoen 1x 2924 6 64219 199 lost 33 days las! year because San D1eqo 29 17 4 62 232 211 of a broken bone m my nght Canad1an W L T Ph gl ga hand • w,nn peg 41 20 'l 84 268 189 Concepcton batted 274, hit - 1 11 II was over almost before ll began Monda y mghl m Sl John Aren" Mtnnesola , whtch broughl a • so-so :>-9 B1g Ten record m agatnst Ohio State, struck ~>lth awesome swtftness and before the Buckeyes could put the brakes on the Gophers, !hey led 22~ It never got much beller for the Bucks as they went down to !heir 171h loss m 23 games 11!1-73, droppmg them to 2-13 10 the Btg Ten Mtchael Thompson and Os borne Lockhart, a pall' of sophomores from Nassau, m the Bahamas, led the Mm nesota assault, scorillg 30 and 26 po10ts, respecttvely Each had 16 m !he first half " They JUSt outran us,'' satd a helpless Ohio State Coach Fred Taylor, who saw hts !mal Buckeye team lose for the stxth strmghl lune and Indiana still solid choice Todav's • ·-"'" S B 307 (Bowen! Transfers the transportation of school pupils to mass transit authorities and cuts out subsidres to boards of education for pupil trans portatlon Hearings In Senat~ Education Subcommittee ldoptlona. Press Siers much ' COLUMBUS (UPI) - Too Ohio General Assembly is moving toward revision of the state's adoption laws, but one section ol the bill, added In an Ohio House committee, is threatening to lorpedo any chance of the btu's success in the Senate Adophon attorneys, the State Department of Public Welfare, most legislators, Probabe Court offlcjals and SOC!8l service agencies aU agree the btU Is badly needed and will help in the UIU8llY· compUcated proc~ of transferlng legal authortly over a chUd from one adult to another But one section of the bill concerning private adoptions arranged by an attorney and outside any state review is being fought by the state and licensed adoption agencies because of the bitter confilct between agency and tndepeudent adoption organizations. Last week, the bill, which passed the House 94--1 last July, waa refem!d to a three· man aubcommlttee d the Senate • s J u d lc I a ry Committee &lbcmuhlttee hearings, chaired by Sen J Timothy McCormack, D· Euclid, wiU probably begin next week The bill makes more clear who can adopt a child and streamlines court procedures concerning consent of the adopted penon. 'lbe biD requires that a full accounting of all expenditures made or agreed to In an adoption be procedure be ffied and made public -something done now byFrankllnancheveralother counties oot not required statewide But the one sticky section ol the blll, added by the HoJudiciary Committee just before It favorably recommended the ),egltlllion to the full Houle, l'l1qUirea that a pregnant woman surrender permanent custody ol her 10011-to-be born child to an agency licenaed by the stllte. The agency - there are about 100 now llcenaed would then become IIUIJ'dlan for the cb1ld until adoption proceedlnp are Clllllpleted, whether through a hired attorney or through the agency ltlelf The State maintains thai thl~ requirement permanent surrender - United lnlen~atJOnal . hearing March 1 : By J.R. KIMMINS Gophers zn 89-73 romp Ry • on the payroll but placed on administrative leave Followmg a three-day hearing m January, Calhoun granted a permanent injWJction asked by the state prohibiting ftred employes from halting traf!tc entenng or leaving the institute He also overruled a request by • last season also at Ind1anapohs , and Raul Ferreyrra, 20, who chalked up a 7-4 mark at Tampa last Adolph's Dairy Valley Hrs 10 00 A.M TIIll 00 P. M. Sun- Thor. 10 00 A M T1112 00 P M. Fn. & Sat. year A spokesman satd the Reds now have 17 players stgned for the 1976 season 992 2556 W MAIN POMEROY, 0- ARCADIA , Calif t UPIJ Sandy Hawley, who leads delendmg Santa Amta nding champiOn Lalli! Ptncay by 13 wtnners after 44 days of the 77-day wmter meeting, wtll ptlot World Pleasure Wednesday 10 the $34,600 Las Cienegas Slakes for 3-yearolds Pincay, who has mtssed two weeks of the season because of rtdmg suspenstons, wtll be aboard Life's Hope m the SIX!urlong even! baseball and negohatmg at the same tune/' MacPhail concluded, destrable " 'ts not Athought for the day Author Wtlltam Sydney Porter, beller known as 0 Henry, satd, " A straw vote only shows whtch way the hot aU" blows " enryBiock 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help. The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL Exec Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH City Edrtor PubliShed dally except Saturday by The Ohto /alley Publrstlmg Com p·a ny lll Court St F'omerov Ohro 45769 Busmess Ofllce Phone 992 2156 Edrlorl&1 P'h.one 992 1157 Se cond class postage paid a! 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OPEN HWEEKDAYS,,-SSAT 12i L Ph. ft2-3795 NO APPOINTMENT NECE$SA Y t 1 11 ~ -.; I tIll II r I Il ( I I 1 I ~Ia r n ' 1' 1 I ~I ~ lf\1 Street li,'\ ' ~').2-.2 171 • �4- 'lbe Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, Feb . 2t, 1976 llo• 28 0.. s Dtc 9 • 12 1) Jill 2 • 6 OPPQH!N't "'"'"' M.ill 19 Wav.rll 0 G&lllpoll • 46 Wtlllt.oa )9 I ronton 49 Mel&• Ho1p Ho1ro Kelp 45 45 35 45 Mo1p 2'1 r.t- Hoekiftll 35 Lopn ) 1 40 :~ 1 1• itb1n. S4 16oUa4Ji 34 ~<~•1 11 )) Mei p , , Mllir• )0 Mel &• 45 9 16 23 24 n Wn~trl1 )9 Ge 111 pol 1a Wellotora 47 l roatoa S6 Meip )6 Mfii1B• 6 5 31 Peb 6 , 10 • 13 • 14 'J9 F&" - HocUn& )0 Met e• 40 )0 r-----------, ll Pro lI !Standin2"S l W'ahau. 6) 1.7 Lo~~:an Heir• lS A.t W.wn]3 .u Mtta• At. Wellaton .u W.la• Von 1-2 1- 3 2·3 2-1. 2-5 2-6 At F«!-Hoe ilq lloo .U Ka!JI Loot At .U,hma w~ A.t Ktl&• Loot At He~• At Gal.Upolia Loot .At. IJ"'ntoD Loot Loot !t. W ah... Woo Eastern Conlerenc e Atlantic Oiv iiion W. l. 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Y 17 51 3 . c 17 49 .;1. 9 8 15 / . 9 12 7 7 o. t. 0 0.0 18 719 <10 .1 .~l Generation Rap ~ :~: By Helen a nd Sue Hottel 6 81~ 911 A B A Stand in gs By United P ress Internat ional W. L. Pet. gb Den11er 42 15 .73 7 37 21 .638 S 1 1 New Yo r k San An tonio 34 23 .596 8 Kentucky 33 27 .5.*i O 101 1 Ind ian a 31 30 .508 13 St . L ouis 26 35 .426 18 V irgi n ia 10 49 . 169 33 MOnday's Results (No gam es sch edul ed ) Tu esd ay ' s Games New Y ork at Virg inia St . l ouis· at K.entucky Wednes;da y's Games St . Louis at Virgini a Ind iana at D en11er New Yo r k at San Antonio ,:;;::~:::::::::::;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;: ;:;:;:;:;::::::::;;;:.:::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::::;:::::::::::;: ;:;:::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;.::::~::;:: !! .492 10 25 34 .424 2l 33 ,411 12 21 37 .36 2 31 1 18 39 .3 16 6 P ~cific Division W. L. Pet . gb Golden St are 42 16 .12 4 s ea t tl e 30 29 .508 1211 Los Angeles 29 J 1 . 48 3 14 Phoen i x 25 30 d55 151 'J Portlan d 25 34 ..424 17 1 'J . M ond ay ' s Resu l1 Hou~ton 117 Cleveland 114 Tu es d~ y ' s Games Buffalo at New Y ork Ka n sas Cily at Phoen ix Philadelphia at Por tland Washington at Ch icago Wednes day's Games . Houston at Bos ton Seattle at Bu ff alo Washing ton at New Orleans Cleveland at Detroi t "-r • 263-141-13$ 334-175-52J 24 26-11oo42~ 2'1-•~>-ss~ 18-11-61 ~ 22-0-2n 7BJ -289-J6~ FG 15 39 23 JB-22-sn 29 30 Milwa u kee Detro i t Kan sas Cit y Chicago Ho.. 38.6 N ew Yo rk 6 W. L. Pet. gb SEPAL Rl!X:OJil 4 .. 10 HCfi":'LEACt/E RBCOIIJ 4..0 JO: CO~ JJ 26 .55 9 Houston 29 29 .500 New Orle&ns 26 31 .45 6 Atl anta 26 33 ..441 . West ern cont erencti Midwest Div ision SEAS('!N RECOIIl 8- 10 HOW Phi ladelph ia Central Division w. L. Pet. gb Clev elan d 35 23 .603 Wash ing ton 3-4 24 .58 6 1 4-'l 5-'J ... .u Loru By Un ited Pre ss International 3- 7 4-7 4-$ Woo At M&lp it. "-ll• NBA Standing,_ J-6 Won Athe n1 )4 Me1c• S4 M•i c• 49 Cl-1 Cl-2 Loot it Mtlr• Jllllb on 46 .U. Jaokaon Pt. Pl.euant 37 it Mel11 H4iilil:lll )6 Loot Loot He's In Love With a Let! ... Rap : Is there a "Cilre" for a female homosexual? Could she ever turn out to be a fmewifeand mother ? I've fallen in love with this terrific woman. She is collegeeducated, intelligent, attractive, successful In her t areer - an all-around sweet and considerate companion, sometimes. But at other times she swings to broken promises and appointments, barefaced lies, and a don 'k:are attitude. Unpredictable is the word ! She does not know that I'm aware she is a lesbian. Sini:e she's near 25, is there hope tha t she can change? Incidentally, we're at the "just friends" stage now, but l keep boping the loye of a good man would make the difference. Would I be foolish to try? - Mi\.C. NHL Stand ings By United Pre ss In te rnatio n al campbell conf er ence Patrick D illis ion W L T Pts gf ga Ph ila ctelph i 38 10 12 aa 263 165 NY Isl anders 31 .17 12 74 227 145 At lan ta 27 28 8 62 199 189 N Y Ran gers 23 32 6 52 203 250 Sm y the D ivis ion . W L T Pts gf ga Chicago 24 19 11 65 183 180 Va n co u11er 25 24 I I 61 205 20 2 St. Lo uis 22 28 9 53 184 209 M innesot a 17 39 4 38 147 22\ Kansas Cit y 12 40 8 32 14d 25 8 Wal es Conf erence Norr is D ivisi on W L T Pis gf ga Montreal 43 9 9 95 257 135 LOs Ange les 30 25 7 67 204 204 P.itt sbur gh 26 25 l (J 62 255 23 2 19 34 ·a d6 1{!4 233 Detroi t Wa shington 7 48 7 21 168 309 Adam s D i vision w L T Pts gf ga Bo s ton 38 11 10 86 234 168 Bu ff alo 33 18 10 76 252 184 Toronto 26 24 11 63 224 213 Cali fornia 22 32 7 51 194 2-10 Mondav's Res ult To ronto 7 A tla nta I Tu es day 's Games NY Islan ders at Mi nneso t a Phi ladelph ia a t Wash ington Mon tr eal at St. L oui s Chicago at Van couve r Wednesday 's Gam es Cali forni a at NY Ra nger s At lant a at F- if ts burgh Mon tr eal at Ka n sas Cit y Detroi t at Toron to SAYRE TO LOWERY PORTLAND - Alnitan Oliver E. Sayre Jr., whose People change only if they want to change , Your friend mother and stepfather are may prefer her way of life, and of so, "the love of a good man" Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. won't blldge her. There's only one way to find out: ask ! Bailey of Rt. I, Portland, Homosexuality isn't a taboo.subject these days. - HELEN +++ . · has been se lected lor. technical training In the U. Let'sbackup a bit. How did you become "aware that she is S. Air Force supply field at aleabian"? llearsay isn't reliable, you know. ThiB woman may Lowry AF B, Colo. He be the victim of gossip, so stop avoiding the subject and tell her recently completed basic what you 've heard. - SUE training at Lockland AFB, +++ Tex. Airman Sayre Is a 19'70 Dear Helen and Sue: graduate of Southern High I'm really wild about this guy, but he doesn 't know it. School. His wife, Connie; is Of all dwnb things, we both (unknown to tba other) applied the daughter of Mr. and for the same af!er-&cl!ool job that will be opening up in about a Mrs. Chester W ells of Rt. 1, month. I NEED the money as our family isn't doing too well, Long Bottom. Mom being divorced. But he probably OOeds money too. I may have a better chance at the job (good . . recommendations and also I'm a "double minority'' - female and Meldcan-Amerlcan) . But If I take It away from Tony, I may never have a chance with him. Right now we're good friends, that's all. Which shoukd it be : - WVE OR MONEY? Mrs. Kathryn Miller was welcomed as a new member Dear L or M: Money! Tony's not a sure thingi income from the new job when the Magnolia Club met Is. So doo 't toss away an opportunity on the chance you might Thursday night at the home win a boyfriend. Think how awful you'd feel if you dropped out of Mrs. Doris Grueser. Miss Erna Jesse presided of the race and the employer bypassed Tony for another applicant - making it "love's (non ) labour lost." - HELEN at the meeting which opened with .the Lord's Prayer in +++ uni son. She also gave NOTE FROM SUE : Don't withdraw your application Tony would see through this in a minute and resent your devoti ons usin g scripture "protection, " or else feel guilty over it, and THAT could ruin a fr om Mark I, 4145; on the friendship faster than your getting the job. If he 's a gOod guy, be'll accept the competition without taking it personillly . But I'd suggest you both look for substitute work during this month of waling. If you find another job, you've solved the problem before it arises. - SUE ' +++ FINDLAY, Ohio !UPI) Dear Rap: Pa irings were .announced My mother had a good reply for us kids when we used that · today for the NAIA District 22 oldie: " I never asked to be born! " Said she, "Yes, but you sure tournament to be played took me up on the invitation ; and since you're my guest, these March I and 3. are the house rul\'1! ..." - NANCY Top-seeded Ce ntral State Mac : Mrs. Miller welcomed th eme "Clea nsin g of th e Leper." It was reported Mrs . Bertha Canaday and Mrs. Ethel Stewart were ill. Mrs. Georgia Watson will host the March meeting with Mrs. Grueser to have devoti ons and · Mrs. Miller , the program. Sandwiches, jello salad and coffee were served. College 8a sk etball Result s By Unit ed P..-eu lnt c rn t~~ t io n il Ea st Br an deis 9'1 Babson 91 Cin cin.na1i 66 West Va. 56 Clarion 92 Ca l if . Pa , n Dominican N Y 89 Btoom fi O 61 Dowling 72 Jrsy Ci ty 51, 65 Ed inbor o 83 St . V incent 8 1 Gannon 9 1 All ia n ce 58 Grove City 80 Bethan y 71 Lin coln Pa . 72 S.E . 69 N Y Tech 66 Kings P t. 60 Ph a . Text 71 King 's Pa . 56 Pit! 76 I nd ian a Pa . 61 Qu eens 78 M edga r Ever s 66 R: . l. Coli 112 Fl tvmt h St . 99 Sh aw 81 Poin t P ar k 77 51. John 's 71 Hol y Cr os.s 6 0 St. Bon 79 St. Jos . Ind . 71 Wa vn esbg 102 West Lbr t y 96 south Appy St. 88 Ga . Southern 64 Arm strno 96 Col mb s Coli 6 7 Au stn Peay 98 Tenn . Tech 69 Bi scayn e 90 E ck er d 74 Cat h U. 81 Mt .St.Mry 's 68 Citadel 9 6 Christ on Bap t 69 E . Car , 75 W . Carol ina 62 Georg ia 70 M ississippi 68 Hmptn tnst . 83 Rndph ·M cn tl Kentucky 93 A uburn 82 Ky . St . 117 Knox vl 88 Mid Tenn . 9J Mor hed 51. 67 Murra y St . 79 E . Tenn. 73 Nor th Te xas 90 Samford 82 So. Carol ina 63 Ga . Tec h 55 Tenne ssee 80 L SU 71 Tulane 82 New Or lean s 81 Vanderb ilt 71 F lor ida 67 W . Ky . 89 E . Kentuc:ky 77 Youngstown 85 N o. K y . 70 Mid-w est Augsbg 70 M inn . -Di uth 60 Carthag e 95 Wh eaton 74 ! F t . Ha y s St . 100 Kr ney St . 87 Ham lin e 67 St. Th om as 60 lnOiana 101 Iowa 81 ly la 111. 85 Ind . Sf .. T H 71 Minnesota 89 Oh io St . 73 Mi ch igan St 89 Purdu e 76 Minn ..M rrs 76 Moorhed 58 Mich igan 90 Ill inoi s 75 Mo .. Ro l la 83 s w Nl.o . St.. 66 N E Mo . 97 lin col n Mo . 96 N .C.- Ch arl lle 82 Cle. St . 70 N W Mo. M Wm Jewel l 64 Simpson 82 L uther 72 SW St. 85 St. Cloud St. 75 St. Olaf 92 Macal ester BS St. Lou is 85 Ill. St . 71 To lcoo 84 Howard 69 South west Angel.o St . 59 SW Texa s 57 Ar k .-M nt c lto 86 C. Ark . 65 H.!lrding 95 Ark.an sas Co lt 78 Hendr sn St . 9j A rk . Tec:h 86 H . Payne 72 E . Texas St . 69 M idwestern 79· M cM ur r y 64 Okl a . S&A 9l N W Ok lahoma 69 Sth ern St. 63 Co lt Ozar ks 49 West Tel( .St . 69 Wichita St . 62 Wes t A ir F or ce 91 wester n St . 47 Colo . Min es 86 Regis 67 Oregon Coli . 55 Wsn Bap t 53 • .. is actively involved in providing the commtu1ities with educational information and trainin g as it relates to drug an d .alcohol abuse . Murphy also serves as a contac t cen ter for the Community Mental Health Social Calendar better record . The winner of that game will advance to the NAJA national toutnamen t which begins March B in Kansas City. SHOES AND PURSES heritage house Middleport. Ohio Open Evenings Til SAVINGS ., John Murphy , drug education coordinator lor the Gallia . Jackson • Meigs Community Mental Health Center, will present a series of special training sessions to the elementary school teachers in Jackson March 2 and 9. The program has been developed to assist teachers in developing an awareness of the tpes of behavior that children may demonstrate which could lead to or bring about a dependence on or abuse of drugs. Elementary teachers also become alerted to alternative types of behavior of a constructive nature to use in dealing with youn g children to offer them a more positive and constructive view of living. In addition to this program , which is being offered to the Jackson elementary school teacher, Murphy works for the Community Mental Heal th Center Board in Gallia and Meigs Counties where he SPRING (17-9·) wtil hos t Rio Grande 1513 and second-seeded Findlay College (15-B ) will · host Defiance College (16-11) . The two winners will meet March 3at the school with the FOOD THURSDAY BETA Bela PRECEPTOR ::::::::::.-:::::.-:::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::;:::;:;:=:;: ::.:·;. :·:. :·. ~: Sorori ty Thursday, 7:30 p.m. ;~: at the home of Ann Rupe. Lois ::.: Rosenbaum, co-hostess. *~ REVIVAL AT Middleport :~~ United Pentecostal Church, ~: S. Third Ave ., through ·:~ Sun day, 7:30 each evening, :,;,: with the Rev. and Mrs. TUESDA Y Richard Masters and his RUTLAND Bicentennial siSter , Tanya, Indian a,_ Committee mee ting, 7:30 pr eaching a nd prov iding p.m. Tuesday at the Eli special music nightly. Rev . Denison Legion Post. · William Kni tte l extends inXI GAMMA Mu Sorority vit'llion to the public. Tuesd ay , 7 : 30 p.m . at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co . Cultu ral CLUB TO MEET program "A Woman Speaks" Ameeting of the Tri-County to be prese nted by Carolyn Ci tizens Ban d Radio Club, Grueser and Karen Stanley. Meigs, Galtia and .Jackson , Hostesses, Sue Zirkle and will be held at 7:30 .p.m. Linda Riffle. Monday, March 1, at the WEDNESDAY Orchid Room in Pomeroy . FREE CW THING Day by Any CBe r in the tri -eounty Ga llia-Mei gs Community area is invited . • Action Agency, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday at clothing cen ter in old high school at Cheshire . All persons of low BOARD TO MEET lricome welcome. RAC INE. - A special THURSDAY meetin g of the Southern MIDDLEPORT CUB Scout Local Board of Education has Pack 245, 7 p.m . Thursday at been called for 7 this evening Feeney-Bennett Pos t 128, at the high school to discuss American Legion Home. for studen ts rule changes MEIGS COUNTY Women's with par ents and the Fellowship of Churches of students. Christ, 7:30p.m. Thursday at Bradbury Chur ch of Christ with installation of officers to be held. .Redmen face Central State ,. Teachers offered • • tra1nmg • • .. • lit• FRESH LEAN QUARTERS ..' ... 9:00 '' I 0,1 ·PORK LOIN $ 29 CHOPS ...................~~:.... 3 ... '.. . ' .."·' '. .''' . . g COUNTRY $ 29 PORK RIBS ...... !~:..... ·the Community Mental Health Center through its contract with the Gall iaJackson -Meigs 648 Board. TIEUPS II VIIILABLE REEDSVILLE - Requests for leases on boat tieups at For ked Run State Park now being taken should be filed at the park off ice between now and March I. The cost for each boat tieup is 113 for the season, Doyle Smales, park manager , said. AWARD MADE The Big Bend Emergency Radio Team has awarded a 123A pacer radio and antenna · to Harry Roush, Sr., Mason, W. Va., Guy Hyse ll sa id. . ~8:~H~~l_~~. .!~·.!.l JOHN MURPHY Center making referrals to the clinical staff when individuals ar e ac ti ve ly seeking help in dealing with their individual problems. Persons interested in having Murphy speak to a group or obta ining inform ation on alcoholism or drugs, should contac t the clini cs in either Ga lli a, Jackson or Meigs Coun ties. This program is supposred by This Week· s s pecial FRENCH CITY SMOKED VALUE RATED USED CARS 75 FORD Granada 4 Dr. MISS IOWA CALLA HAMS SLICED BACON 79¢ $139 lb. lb. Green with gr . int ., V -r oo f, 6 cyl. au to ., P . S. , P . B., a ir , steel r a~:H a l tires. 4.000 m iles , 1 ow ne r . $4195 JIF Karr & Van Zandt You' ll Like Our Qual ity W ay of Doing Bu sin ess. GMAC FINANCING Porri.~r ov . 992 -5342 Open Evening s 'til 6: oo 49¢ BANQUET 14 oz. BOX CREAM PIES ............... . 18 OZ. J~R PEANUT .BUTIER ..... BANQUET Tii ! P,m . Sal. STOVE TOP STUFFING......:..:.~~-~:.. This is the house that Jack built ... Poor Jack! 4 SHAKE 'N BAKE 12 ¢ 'FRIED . 59,. oz. (BONUS PAK) MIRACLE MAIZE 18~;3 . ,,:, ~ AIOO CORN MUFFIN MIX..... 1· 19 MINUTE 32 oz. RICE ................... ~~·x······· $189 2 LB. BOX CHICKEN ..... _................ . M.:ZOLA ·· · · 1-LB. PKG. MARGARINE.............. CHICK EN .............~~.... Wben be moved In, be bougbttbe best rlre in surance available .. .tbe trouble is tbat was 15 years ago and neither Jack or bis ageat botb· ered to update bls policy . Well, you know tbe real - Jack 's property Increased In value over the years and wbea fire struck, be fouud out the bard wliy thai bls lasurance was Inadequate . Poor Jack. Don't you be a pc;or Jack see us today for a free evaluation of your !~sura ace. · · .. When you see us doo't think of insurance. but when you think of insurance see us . CLOSED SUNDAYS .. 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JAR H'IIN CITIES GATEWAY \ NO. 105 II OZ. BOXTWIN CITIES GATEWAY BLEACH...~ ~~· WELCH'S CEREAL 18 ~~J;;;;;.._.....-..., ~ ~I • • ' • • • • • COUPON COUPON GRAPE JELLY WITH COUPON -: ~ 20 OZ. 69~ WITH JAR COUPON TWIN CITIES GATEWAY EXPIRES 2'28-76 ' 5• OFF .· GAL I I' •· ,, .I 'j.' . ' WITH COUPON } .r :I' TWIN CITIES GATEWAY EXPIRES 2-28-76 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·~ 0 �4- 'lbe Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, Feb . 2t, 1976 llo• 28 0.. s Dtc 9 • 12 1) Jill 2 • 6 OPPQH!N't "'"'"' M.ill 19 Wav.rll 0 G&lllpoll • 46 Wtlllt.oa )9 I ronton 49 Mel&• Ho1p Ho1ro Kelp 45 45 35 45 Mo1p 2'1 r.t- Hoekiftll 35 Lopn ) 1 40 :~ 1 1• itb1n. S4 16oUa4Ji 34 ~<~•1 11 )) Mei p , , Mllir• )0 Mel &• 45 9 16 23 24 n Wn~trl1 )9 Ge 111 pol 1a Wellotora 47 l roatoa S6 Meip )6 Mfii1B• 6 5 31 Peb 6 , 10 • 13 • 14 'J9 F&" - HocUn& )0 Met e• 40 )0 r-----------, ll Pro lI !Standin2"S l W'ahau. 6) 1.7 Lo~~:an Heir• lS A.t W.wn]3 .u Mtta• At. Wellaton .u W.la• Von 1-2 1- 3 2·3 2-1. 2-5 2-6 At F«!-Hoe ilq lloo .U Ka!JI Loot At .U,hma w~ A.t Ktl&• Loot At He~• At Gal.Upolia Loot .At. IJ"'ntoD Loot Loot !t. W ah... Woo Eastern Conlerenc e Atlantic Oiv iiion W. l. Pet. gb Bost on 37 18 .673 eu ffa lo 34 24 .586 411 5-1 0 6-10 ?-10 8-10 Loot Won Von 4-5 AVA! KEGORD 4•5 .... ..... S.uono AYe. Htl ll 40. 1 0ppoUAt 42,7 """' .1 rr~rer )9 . 2 41. 0 46.9 783-289-36l 751-2'17-39J rr FG Brian lluli 1t.on Kelb lllnebruner G.... \litte Gee Haller kenQJ !oUDg Chuck Follrod: BraDt Stanley Jk,na)d C<la t.a Qualla R&ndr Ma.nb&ll TOTALi IJ:Hi!-PCI 97oo4B--49 ~ 48-26-54~ 53-31-58~ 110-43-39 ~ 1 13oo42·37~ 1 06-JB-35~ 107oo44-1.1 ~ 96-.26-nJ S1·20-39J 71 -19-26~ '1'111 Coat• l>w1Di! At..ttO-PCt 7T A'TT~ ..PCT. Poula lOO PER 'l'UIDII BE [!!ill< QlJI co'I!BJS .lol§I. 20 19 s 79 ~ 57 25 26 37 76 50 11 26 17 2'7 s-3-60J 22 54 23 14 18 34 9 4-1 -25, 1B ,~ 36 10 6 4 21 1S 13 16 12 7 5 0 24-11 -1.1~ M ~ 40 4J S 1 0 0 25 16 7 0 263-J41-S3J JOO 290 257 95 373 9-J-33~ 1 ..()..()~ 0..()..()~ 2 2'70 !!!B .' ,QIJ!Q<m i , &V~ 46 37 11!-9-50J 11 122 1/. 1 18 117 • ..i 18 106 5. 9 15 8S >l-": J 18 ~ ~~ 18 68 3 . Y 17 51 3 . c 17 49 .;1. 9 8 15 / . 9 12 7 7 o. t. 0 0.0 18 719 <10 .1 .~l Generation Rap ~ :~: By Helen a nd Sue Hottel 6 81~ 911 A B A Stand in gs By United P ress Internat ional W. L. Pet. gb Den11er 42 15 .73 7 37 21 .638 S 1 1 New Yo r k San An tonio 34 23 .596 8 Kentucky 33 27 .5.*i O 101 1 Ind ian a 31 30 .508 13 St . L ouis 26 35 .426 18 V irgi n ia 10 49 . 169 33 MOnday's Results (No gam es sch edul ed ) Tu esd ay ' s Games New Y ork at Virg inia St . l ouis· at K.entucky Wednes;da y's Games St . Louis at Virgini a Ind iana at D en11er New Yo r k at San Antonio ,:;;::~:::::::::::;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;: ;:;:;:;:;::::::::;;;:.:::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::::;:::::::::::;: ;:;:::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;.::::~::;:: !! .492 10 25 34 .424 2l 33 ,411 12 21 37 .36 2 31 1 18 39 .3 16 6 P ~cific Division W. L. Pet . gb Golden St are 42 16 .12 4 s ea t tl e 30 29 .508 1211 Los Angeles 29 J 1 . 48 3 14 Phoen i x 25 30 d55 151 'J Portlan d 25 34 ..424 17 1 'J . M ond ay ' s Resu l1 Hou~ton 117 Cleveland 114 Tu es d~ y ' s Games Buffalo at New Y ork Ka n sas Cily at Phoen ix Philadelphia at Por tland Washington at Ch icago Wednes day's Games . Houston at Bos ton Seattle at Bu ff alo Washing ton at New Orleans Cleveland at Detroi t "-r • 263-141-13$ 334-175-52J 24 26-11oo42~ 2'1-•~>-ss~ 18-11-61 ~ 22-0-2n 7BJ -289-J6~ FG 15 39 23 JB-22-sn 29 30 Milwa u kee Detro i t Kan sas Cit y Chicago Ho.. 38.6 N ew Yo rk 6 W. L. Pet. gb SEPAL Rl!X:OJil 4 .. 10 HCfi":'LEACt/E RBCOIIJ 4..0 JO: CO~ JJ 26 .55 9 Houston 29 29 .500 New Orle&ns 26 31 .45 6 Atl anta 26 33 ..441 . West ern cont erencti Midwest Div ision SEAS('!N RECOIIl 8- 10 HOW Phi ladelph ia Central Division w. L. Pet. gb Clev elan d 35 23 .603 Wash ing ton 3-4 24 .58 6 1 4-'l 5-'J ... .u Loru By Un ited Pre ss International 3- 7 4-7 4-$ Woo At M&lp it. "-ll• NBA Standing,_ J-6 Won Athe n1 )4 Me1c• S4 M•i c• 49 Cl-1 Cl-2 Loot it Mtlr• Jllllb on 46 .U. Jaokaon Pt. Pl.euant 37 it Mel11 H4iilil:lll )6 Loot Loot He's In Love With a Let! ... Rap : Is there a "Cilre" for a female homosexual? Could she ever turn out to be a fmewifeand mother ? I've fallen in love with this terrific woman. She is collegeeducated, intelligent, attractive, successful In her t areer - an all-around sweet and considerate companion, sometimes. But at other times she swings to broken promises and appointments, barefaced lies, and a don 'k:are attitude. Unpredictable is the word ! She does not know that I'm aware she is a lesbian. Sini:e she's near 25, is there hope tha t she can change? Incidentally, we're at the "just friends" stage now, but l keep boping the loye of a good man would make the difference. Would I be foolish to try? - Mi\.C. NHL Stand ings By United Pre ss In te rnatio n al campbell conf er ence Patrick D illis ion W L T Pts gf ga Ph ila ctelph i 38 10 12 aa 263 165 NY Isl anders 31 .17 12 74 227 145 At lan ta 27 28 8 62 199 189 N Y Ran gers 23 32 6 52 203 250 Sm y the D ivis ion . W L T Pts gf ga Chicago 24 19 11 65 183 180 Va n co u11er 25 24 I I 61 205 20 2 St. Lo uis 22 28 9 53 184 209 M innesot a 17 39 4 38 147 22\ Kansas Cit y 12 40 8 32 14d 25 8 Wal es Conf erence Norr is D ivisi on W L T Pis gf ga Montreal 43 9 9 95 257 135 LOs Ange les 30 25 7 67 204 204 P.itt sbur gh 26 25 l (J 62 255 23 2 19 34 ·a d6 1{!4 233 Detroi t Wa shington 7 48 7 21 168 309 Adam s D i vision w L T Pts gf ga Bo s ton 38 11 10 86 234 168 Bu ff alo 33 18 10 76 252 184 Toronto 26 24 11 63 224 213 Cali fornia 22 32 7 51 194 2-10 Mondav's Res ult To ronto 7 A tla nta I Tu es day 's Games NY Islan ders at Mi nneso t a Phi ladelph ia a t Wash ington Mon tr eal at St. L oui s Chicago at Van couve r Wednesday 's Gam es Cali forni a at NY Ra nger s At lant a at F- if ts burgh Mon tr eal at Ka n sas Cit y Detroi t at Toron to SAYRE TO LOWERY PORTLAND - Alnitan Oliver E. Sayre Jr., whose People change only if they want to change , Your friend mother and stepfather are may prefer her way of life, and of so, "the love of a good man" Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. won't blldge her. There's only one way to find out: ask ! Bailey of Rt. I, Portland, Homosexuality isn't a taboo.subject these days. - HELEN +++ . · has been se lected lor. technical training In the U. Let'sbackup a bit. How did you become "aware that she is S. Air Force supply field at aleabian"? llearsay isn't reliable, you know. ThiB woman may Lowry AF B, Colo. He be the victim of gossip, so stop avoiding the subject and tell her recently completed basic what you 've heard. - SUE training at Lockland AFB, +++ Tex. Airman Sayre Is a 19'70 Dear Helen and Sue: graduate of Southern High I'm really wild about this guy, but he doesn 't know it. School. His wife, Connie; is Of all dwnb things, we both (unknown to tba other) applied the daughter of Mr. and for the same af!er-&cl!ool job that will be opening up in about a Mrs. Chester W ells of Rt. 1, month. I NEED the money as our family isn't doing too well, Long Bottom. Mom being divorced. But he probably OOeds money too. I may have a better chance at the job (good . . recommendations and also I'm a "double minority'' - female and Meldcan-Amerlcan) . But If I take It away from Tony, I may never have a chance with him. Right now we're good friends, that's all. Which shoukd it be : - WVE OR MONEY? Mrs. Kathryn Miller was welcomed as a new member Dear L or M: Money! Tony's not a sure thingi income from the new job when the Magnolia Club met Is. So doo 't toss away an opportunity on the chance you might Thursday night at the home win a boyfriend. Think how awful you'd feel if you dropped out of Mrs. Doris Grueser. Miss Erna Jesse presided of the race and the employer bypassed Tony for another applicant - making it "love's (non ) labour lost." - HELEN at the meeting which opened with .the Lord's Prayer in +++ uni son. She also gave NOTE FROM SUE : Don't withdraw your application Tony would see through this in a minute and resent your devoti ons usin g scripture "protection, " or else feel guilty over it, and THAT could ruin a fr om Mark I, 4145; on the friendship faster than your getting the job. If he 's a gOod guy, be'll accept the competition without taking it personillly . But I'd suggest you both look for substitute work during this month of waling. If you find another job, you've solved the problem before it arises. - SUE ' +++ FINDLAY, Ohio !UPI) Dear Rap: Pa irings were .announced My mother had a good reply for us kids when we used that · today for the NAIA District 22 oldie: " I never asked to be born! " Said she, "Yes, but you sure tournament to be played took me up on the invitation ; and since you're my guest, these March I and 3. are the house rul\'1! ..." - NANCY Top-seeded Ce ntral State Mac : Mrs. Miller welcomed th eme "Clea nsin g of th e Leper." It was reported Mrs . Bertha Canaday and Mrs. Ethel Stewart were ill. Mrs. Georgia Watson will host the March meeting with Mrs. Grueser to have devoti ons and · Mrs. Miller , the program. Sandwiches, jello salad and coffee were served. College 8a sk etball Result s By Unit ed P..-eu lnt c rn t~~ t io n il Ea st Br an deis 9'1 Babson 91 Cin cin.na1i 66 West Va. 56 Clarion 92 Ca l if . Pa , n Dominican N Y 89 Btoom fi O 61 Dowling 72 Jrsy Ci ty 51, 65 Ed inbor o 83 St . V incent 8 1 Gannon 9 1 All ia n ce 58 Grove City 80 Bethan y 71 Lin coln Pa . 72 S.E . 69 N Y Tech 66 Kings P t. 60 Ph a . Text 71 King 's Pa . 56 Pit! 76 I nd ian a Pa . 61 Qu eens 78 M edga r Ever s 66 R: . l. Coli 112 Fl tvmt h St . 99 Sh aw 81 Poin t P ar k 77 51. John 's 71 Hol y Cr os.s 6 0 St. Bon 79 St. Jos . Ind . 71 Wa vn esbg 102 West Lbr t y 96 south Appy St. 88 Ga . Southern 64 Arm strno 96 Col mb s Coli 6 7 Au stn Peay 98 Tenn . Tech 69 Bi scayn e 90 E ck er d 74 Cat h U. 81 Mt .St.Mry 's 68 Citadel 9 6 Christ on Bap t 69 E . Car , 75 W . Carol ina 62 Georg ia 70 M ississippi 68 Hmptn tnst . 83 Rndph ·M cn tl Kentucky 93 A uburn 82 Ky . St . 117 Knox vl 88 Mid Tenn . 9J Mor hed 51. 67 Murra y St . 79 E . Tenn. 73 Nor th Te xas 90 Samford 82 So. Carol ina 63 Ga . Tec h 55 Tenne ssee 80 L SU 71 Tulane 82 New Or lean s 81 Vanderb ilt 71 F lor ida 67 W . Ky . 89 E . Kentuc:ky 77 Youngstown 85 N o. K y . 70 Mid-w est Augsbg 70 M inn . -Di uth 60 Carthag e 95 Wh eaton 74 ! F t . Ha y s St . 100 Kr ney St . 87 Ham lin e 67 St. Th om as 60 lnOiana 101 Iowa 81 ly la 111. 85 Ind . Sf .. T H 71 Minnesota 89 Oh io St . 73 Mi ch igan St 89 Purdu e 76 Minn ..M rrs 76 Moorhed 58 Mich igan 90 Ill inoi s 75 Mo .. Ro l la 83 s w Nl.o . St.. 66 N E Mo . 97 lin col n Mo . 96 N .C.- Ch arl lle 82 Cle. St . 70 N W Mo. M Wm Jewel l 64 Simpson 82 L uther 72 SW St. 85 St. Cloud St. 75 St. Olaf 92 Macal ester BS St. Lou is 85 Ill. St . 71 To lcoo 84 Howard 69 South west Angel.o St . 59 SW Texa s 57 Ar k .-M nt c lto 86 C. Ark . 65 H.!lrding 95 Ark.an sas Co lt 78 Hendr sn St . 9j A rk . Tec:h 86 H . Payne 72 E . Texas St . 69 M idwestern 79· M cM ur r y 64 Okl a . S&A 9l N W Ok lahoma 69 Sth ern St. 63 Co lt Ozar ks 49 West Tel( .St . 69 Wichita St . 62 Wes t A ir F or ce 91 wester n St . 47 Colo . Min es 86 Regis 67 Oregon Coli . 55 Wsn Bap t 53 • .. is actively involved in providing the commtu1ities with educational information and trainin g as it relates to drug an d .alcohol abuse . Murphy also serves as a contac t cen ter for the Community Mental Health Social Calendar better record . The winner of that game will advance to the NAJA national toutnamen t which begins March B in Kansas City. SHOES AND PURSES heritage house Middleport. Ohio Open Evenings Til SAVINGS ., John Murphy , drug education coordinator lor the Gallia . Jackson • Meigs Community Mental Health Center, will present a series of special training sessions to the elementary school teachers in Jackson March 2 and 9. The program has been developed to assist teachers in developing an awareness of the tpes of behavior that children may demonstrate which could lead to or bring about a dependence on or abuse of drugs. Elementary teachers also become alerted to alternative types of behavior of a constructive nature to use in dealing with youn g children to offer them a more positive and constructive view of living. In addition to this program , which is being offered to the Jackson elementary school teacher, Murphy works for the Community Mental Heal th Center Board in Gallia and Meigs Counties where he SPRING (17-9·) wtil hos t Rio Grande 1513 and second-seeded Findlay College (15-B ) will · host Defiance College (16-11) . The two winners will meet March 3at the school with the FOOD THURSDAY BETA Bela PRECEPTOR ::::::::::.-:::::.-:::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::;:::;:;:=:;: ::.:·;. :·:. :·. ~: Sorori ty Thursday, 7:30 p.m. ;~: at the home of Ann Rupe. Lois ::.: Rosenbaum, co-hostess. *~ REVIVAL AT Middleport :~~ United Pentecostal Church, ~: S. Third Ave ., through ·:~ Sun day, 7:30 each evening, :,;,: with the Rev. and Mrs. TUESDA Y Richard Masters and his RUTLAND Bicentennial siSter , Tanya, Indian a,_ Committee mee ting, 7:30 pr eaching a nd prov iding p.m. Tuesday at the Eli special music nightly. Rev . Denison Legion Post. · William Kni tte l extends inXI GAMMA Mu Sorority vit'llion to the public. Tuesd ay , 7 : 30 p.m . at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co . Cultu ral CLUB TO MEET program "A Woman Speaks" Ameeting of the Tri-County to be prese nted by Carolyn Ci tizens Ban d Radio Club, Grueser and Karen Stanley. Meigs, Galtia and .Jackson , Hostesses, Sue Zirkle and will be held at 7:30 .p.m. Linda Riffle. Monday, March 1, at the WEDNESDAY Orchid Room in Pomeroy . FREE CW THING Day by Any CBe r in the tri -eounty Ga llia-Mei gs Community area is invited . • Action Agency, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday at clothing cen ter in old high school at Cheshire . All persons of low BOARD TO MEET lricome welcome. RAC INE. - A special THURSDAY meetin g of the Southern MIDDLEPORT CUB Scout Local Board of Education has Pack 245, 7 p.m . Thursday at been called for 7 this evening Feeney-Bennett Pos t 128, at the high school to discuss American Legion Home. for studen ts rule changes MEIGS COUNTY Women's with par ents and the Fellowship of Churches of students. Christ, 7:30p.m. Thursday at Bradbury Chur ch of Christ with installation of officers to be held. .Redmen face Central State ,. Teachers offered • • tra1nmg • • .. • lit• FRESH LEAN QUARTERS ..' ... 9:00 '' I 0,1 ·PORK LOIN $ 29 CHOPS ...................~~:.... 3 ... '.. . ' .."·' '. .''' . . g COUNTRY $ 29 PORK RIBS ...... !~:..... ·the Community Mental Health Center through its contract with the Gall iaJackson -Meigs 648 Board. TIEUPS II VIIILABLE REEDSVILLE - Requests for leases on boat tieups at For ked Run State Park now being taken should be filed at the park off ice between now and March I. The cost for each boat tieup is 113 for the season, Doyle Smales, park manager , said. AWARD MADE The Big Bend Emergency Radio Team has awarded a 123A pacer radio and antenna · to Harry Roush, Sr., Mason, W. Va., Guy Hyse ll sa id. . ~8:~H~~l_~~. .!~·.!.l JOHN MURPHY Center making referrals to the clinical staff when individuals ar e ac ti ve ly seeking help in dealing with their individual problems. Persons interested in having Murphy speak to a group or obta ining inform ation on alcoholism or drugs, should contac t the clini cs in either Ga lli a, Jackson or Meigs Coun ties. This program is supposred by This Week· s s pecial FRENCH CITY SMOKED VALUE RATED USED CARS 75 FORD Granada 4 Dr. MISS IOWA CALLA HAMS SLICED BACON 79¢ $139 lb. lb. Green with gr . int ., V -r oo f, 6 cyl. au to ., P . S. , P . B., a ir , steel r a~:H a l tires. 4.000 m iles , 1 ow ne r . $4195 JIF Karr & Van Zandt You' ll Like Our Qual ity W ay of Doing Bu sin ess. GMAC FINANCING Porri.~r ov . 992 -5342 Open Evening s 'til 6: oo 49¢ BANQUET 14 oz. BOX CREAM PIES ............... . 18 OZ. J~R PEANUT .BUTIER ..... BANQUET Tii ! P,m . Sal. STOVE TOP STUFFING......:..:.~~-~:.. This is the house that Jack built ... Poor Jack! 4 SHAKE 'N BAKE 12 ¢ 'FRIED . 59,. oz. (BONUS PAK) MIRACLE MAIZE 18~;3 . ,,:, ~ AIOO CORN MUFFIN MIX..... 1· 19 MINUTE 32 oz. RICE ................... ~~·x······· $189 2 LB. BOX CHICKEN ..... _................ . M.:ZOLA ·· · · 1-LB. PKG. MARGARINE.............. CHICK EN .............~~.... Wben be moved In, be bougbttbe best rlre in surance available .. .tbe trouble is tbat was 15 years ago and neither Jack or bis ageat botb· ered to update bls policy . Well, you know tbe real - Jack 's property Increased In value over the years and wbea fire struck, be fouud out the bard wliy thai bls lasurance was Inadequate . Poor Jack. Don't you be a pc;or Jack see us today for a free evaluation of your !~sura ace. · · .. When you see us doo't think of insurance. but when you think of insurance see us . CLOSED SUNDAYS .. 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JAR H'IIN CITIES GATEWAY \ NO. 105 II OZ. BOXTWIN CITIES GATEWAY BLEACH...~ ~~· WELCH'S CEREAL 18 ~~J;;;;;.._.....-..., ~ ~I • • ' • • • • • COUPON COUPON GRAPE JELLY WITH COUPON -: ~ 20 OZ. 69~ WITH JAR COUPON TWIN CITIES GATEWAY EXPIRES 2'28-76 ' 5• OFF .· GAL I I' •· ,, .I 'j.' . ' WITH COUPON } .r :I' TWIN CITIES GATEWAY EXPIRES 2-28-76 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·~ 0 �7 ~The Daily Sentinel, ~i~~:~port-Pnmernlvii . o Tu ilieiiisdl alvi.i.l Feb• .•2•4,•1•91•6• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1.1. ..6 - The Daily Sentinel. :•liddi<'port -Pomero:.. 0 . Tu sda:•. Feb . 24 , 1!176 Party entertains infirmary residents CHESTEH MPil tbt•rs uf Ol t•ss in~ Polly's Pointers by !\1r s. Co nr oy the United Me thodist Wom('n followrd by melodies on the of !he Che ster Uni ted Melhodisl Churc h ·n - aut oharp (Jl;-tyed · by BeHy Wtll , Mr ~ . Ellll'l Orr read tertained the rt•!·ddPnt~ of the Meigs County l nfiru 1a r~· with a party in obsr n ·arH.'t' of followed by a poem , " I Wish fr om the Upper Hoo m by Mrs . Claro ('onruy. The Yttu a World of Harpiness .'' Otht·r rl'a cliugs Wl' I'C ·'A I ,ouk a t Febru ary " nnd " Jack Fros t V<Jientine " by Mrs . Co nnJ\ . Mrs·. HerniL'l' Bailey read ar1 artide abo ut Abrah~am r .i nt:tJln ir1 hor10r tJf his birth· da~' and Mrs . Rettv Moore pr~· ~ent e d ·· Look ·u p an d Live ." men received ·a reel banrlana MI'S. Sybil Dorsi was at the handkerchief. Th(' prog ram opened with piano for g r oup sing in g . C:ames we re played wi th prizes being awa rded. The party conc luded with prayer by Mrs. F:v:1 Holldn e ntitled , ·' For Love tu God an d Man." Valentine 's Day . T he at"tivities wt'l'l' held in Lhr Infir mary dining ruum with refreshments or c up ~ cakes, mint s and pun ch ca rry ing out lht:' vctlcnllnl' the me . E ach woman wa s given a red and whit~ han- dkerchief corsage fashioned DO ITl'OURSBfl a.EAN 'YOUR CARPETS ... THE PRORS510NAL WAY. Rent the flmlalllic new Up & Out H}·dro - Mi~t Mac h~n e for superior ca rJ)et cleaning. Loosens a nd removes dirt, previous s hampoo res idue.~"­ and up to 90% of the ·. moisture in just one ' step. Save mone>.' . . . [ r get re!ulta jullt hkt! a 1 profeMional! AVAILABLE fOR RENTAL JIM I PICKENS HARDWARE Mason. W. Va. HAS .: M on ., Tue ., Wed . Thur s. -Sat . a-S: JO Fri. 8-8:oo l 'liLLV ' ~ " Baby'' and decorated with pink and blue flowers , nuts , mints , raspberry pun ch and coffee were se rved. Other guests were Mrs . Mae Spencer, Mrs . Gladys Spencer, Mrs . Avis Bing, Mrs. Goldie Frederick , Mrs. Hattie Frederi ck, Mrs. Joan · Wolfe, Mrs. Joyce Hoback, Mrs . He len Lyons, Mr s. AT ALL LOCATIO be.• (':iliS('f] by a Ia(').; of AO t I \\f.tlrr. so a Jundry home sC'rvkt• dt•partnwnt sa}'S, but again it ma y bt• that thr fahrk you ha vt.• dot•s not take kindly to hot water. lmprupt•r soaking ta n also f'ause this pruhh•m - usc a gep('rous amnunt uf d(•tc rgcnt and soa k artidl• ror no longer than fiftc.•t•n minutes. · If the.• dress were mh1 c I would hHJscn the hem, and 011 which ha\'c bct·ome a gray ish-urf whit e . My prublcm is gell ing the white. part s r ca ll v white ag<:~in \dthou1 harn~ling . the navy . I lwve so<lkcd the dress in a mild luun d!'y pre-soa k before washing but to no avail. Can you hel p'! - DEBORAH . BEAR UERORAII - I am lhr back side of il try the cfh•,·t of a pair gray dye nn snrr~· ynu did not identify the th(' \\ hite dots f and the n.a\'Y fd1rit contl•nt in )'our dress hlue1 . If it looks well with lhe as that might rnakt• ct dif· dingy white turned to gray, ft•rt'lll'(' in "hat yo u might and with no had eHect on the try. 1\lanl' of the things one blut.', I \\ uuld dye the dress. It mi~-;ht do to plain rabrks. wuuld IJl' :1 navy dress dotted t'S)ll'dally whih· ones, \\Ould with gray, and wilh gray no t tw feasihlt• for thl' polka c·olla r and ruffs. - POLL\' . dots. An~'thiug stro ng l' nough , to \~hit en tht• dots would doubtless h:n•c :1 h~td dft•d un tlw na ' 'Y hat• kgrouud. Thr rollowing art.' some things you may ha\'e been doing wro ng mul a ('Orrt~d i o n might hl'lp sum t·. Pt•rlmps you han been using two little dt't<' rgt•nt whrn washington. Alsn thc \\asher nw y han· be('ll '"'crlna dt•d. This could also RA CINE - A laye tte shower honoring Mrs. Ernest t lk el Spence!' was held Monday Feb. 16 al !he home of Mrs . El so n Spencer. Hostesses were Mrs. David Spencer and Mrs . Elson Spencer. P anda 'n Pal was !he t ~ e m e used for th e shower . Game~ were played wi th prizes going ro Mrs. Ruth Simpson, Mrs . Betty Wagner. Mrs . Mar ilyn Wolfe and Mrs . .Jac kie Wag ner. inscri bed w!th I"KIIHLEM DI-:AH POLLY - A fr iend g;n·e me a navy blue jer sey dre ss with white polka dots cmd white C<1ll a r and euffs Shower fetes Mrs. Spencer A cake DAn __________ ___ \ H)' Poll_,. Crtt hwr Polka dots present cleaning problem DEAH P0J.J.Y -- My Pel Peeve is with those stores !hal have Sunday On ly sales , since I do nul s hop on Sunday. - VEHA . DEAH POJ.J.Y - Wlteo washing delicate things by Miss Lorrianne Lyons. A POUND .........., SPECIAL 8 x 10 PORTRAIT IN LIVING COLOR ~ -' \(J5J1 Fifth grader Lori Warden read !he "Ge ttysburg Address" with David· Salmon~ reading a poem, "In the Hearls of Our Countrymen," which he had written. Si<lh graders participating were Darla Evans who read the M. DEAR POLLY - I want to Je ll Marguerite thai I t cmoved t~ re d s tain from my The Lenten Breakfast and the World Day of Prayer Holy wnd film to be shown . car pet by soa king with cold wol er a nd l11en heavily coveri ng il with corn starc h. GUYSVI LLE - A gospel It was left on to dry comsing wi ll be held at l ::iO p.rt1. pletely, and then vacmun.ed Sa lurd ay at the · Guysville up . Rcpe~t if necessary . r Community Church at Guys· find this will remove blood , vi ll e featu rin g lhe Som. F . d th mildew and so on. and does merv1 11 e .a mJ_1Y an. e nol harm Ll1 e carpet. Brady Fam1ly from Mmeral I f'HANCES. Wells, W. Va. 'You will rc('(_•i\'c :·1 dollar if l,oll y uses yoUr favorite hom e rn a kJng id ea , Pet Peeve, Poll y's Problem ur solution to a problem . Write Poll y in cart· of thl s news· CIIOIR TO 'PERFORM " An Eve ning of Psalms" will be prese nted by !he Adult Choir of !he Bradbury Church of Chrts l at 7 p.m. Sunday at the church. The pubhc is paper. inyi ted . Star gardeners gather DEXTER - Mrs. G. A. Radekin hosted Slar Garden Club• re cently with lwo guests, Mrs. Audrey Swell and Mrs. Dorothy Johnson sisters of Mrs. Radekin. The meeling was called to order by the presiden t, Mrs . Robe r t Jewell. Devotions were given by the hostess from Joh n iS: 1-10 "Law of the Vineyard." She also gave some famous quotations by r------- 1 EXAMPLE: Lincoln and a tribute for Valen tine's Day. The prayer, creed and coll~ct were given by the group . Roll call was " My Duty as a Ga rden Club Member." A thank.vo u note was read from Mrs. Sally Engles for pa rti cipating in the county n ower show. "Typewriter Song"'; Malinda Salmons, "Old Song": Brian Cleland, " My Great Big Flashlight" and Laura Wolf, "The King Who Thought He Could Sing." The program concluded with a film on the Ameriean nag . Mrs. Libby Fisher presided al the meeting wi th Mrs . Sue Hager giving the secretary's report and Barbara Dugan the treasurer's report. A vote of thanks was extrended to Chuck Ba ker for building a trophy case for the sehool. April 25 was set as a date for a smorgasbord . First, second and third graders will give the program with the third grade to serve refresh· ment.s. Followi ng the meeting refreshments were served by the fourth grade mothers . · SILVER PLATE Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright will show a film on their trip to the Holy Land at the Sunday nigh! service of the Laurel Cliff Free Methodis t Church, it was announced at a recent mee ting of the Youn g Adult Class al the Meigs County Infirmary. Also announced was a visH of the Everlasting Lo ve Group lo the church on March 28. P rayer opened the meeting with Mrs. Shar on Wright elected secretary • treasu r e r . Belinda Friend had sc rip ture and the group pra cticed new so ngs. Refreshments were ser ved . The meeting, presided over by Mrs. Karl Grueser, was held following a day of quilling and a sack IWtcheon . The birthday of Mrs. Ruby Grueser was observed with a cake. It was announced the Minersville Chureh will host the World Day of Prayer service on March 5 at I :30 p.m. at Trinity Chureh was extended . Correspondence was read concerning the World HWtger Seminar and a retreat at Otterbein College, April 8 and 9. . A sympathy card wsa sent to Mrs. Virginia Fisher and a get well eard to Mrs. Teresa Fisher who broke her arm. Cards of thanks were read from Mrs. Hazel MeCullum, Mrs. Gladys Taylor, Mrs. Old." Mrs. Elizabeth Searles read " What American Means to Me .1' Members answered roll call with a scripture. hoste Sses , Mrs . The Isabelle Winebrenner, Mrs. Elizabeth Slavin, Mrs. Leora Sigman and Mrs . Eva Hartley served chicken s~lad and hot rolls . The tables were decorated in red, white and blue. Atte nding besides those named were Mrs, Li llian Demoskey , Mrs. Freda Edwards, Mrs. Pearl Hoffman , Mrs . Gwinnie White, Mrs. Eloise Wilson, Mrs. EJecta Souders and Mrs. Beulah While. 75 attend grange contest A party was staged at the Athens Mental Health Center Thursday for 37 patients by the Junior Amnerican Legion Auxiliary members of the Eighth District as a community service project. No appo intment necusa•y • limit: One special 8 x 10 pe1 child . Two per !emily • Agn fo ur weeks th rough fou rteen, years • Ad · ditionel portraits aweilabla at reasonable prices, · 11111111, . . . . . . . . . . diM-. hospital service. SP ENT WEEKEN D Mr. a nd Mrs . Robert Grueser of Caldwell spent the weekend here wilh hi s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gru ese r , and La rr y, RD Pomeroy . Their daughter , Kim, re turned home with her Green Thumb notes for March will be written by Mrs. Robert Jewell and for June by Mrs. Norman Will. Mrs. Jewell showed how to make a bicenten nial flower bed in the .s hape of a star . She also na med, flowers to use r.-~--~-~--.~~-~-------representing th e different Sunpl,· l:wh clchollc 11·hn . colors. t ~\I h :t Itc ll llt '.l':t r "r ht t' llll'S' ,1Jn11ld k1 1< ~~ Some membe rs vo1unleered to help deeorate the stage at Harrisonville Sc;hool for the Grange District Drill Contest hos ted by Meigs County Gra nges. Mrs. Grover Stout's topic was "Gera nium s ." She discussed how to s!,rt plants T hl ],, ,, I• • ,I!<I :t I l•. tl.". tJit :1, J'l llrlo Il l ·1,1! < Ill h .1 1" " ' 11••11 l rr from slips. She stressed the "n -l ;t\lt r ,,IL t ,, ' " ,lu ip fp r 11 . litll \111 '1 ill ~ rot). '1 " ),. roll I r. \n •I< it j 11 importance of proper 11,.,., .. •t r 111, lktt l th rct· th, qt,,nu l I HI!JI IIJ.,: ~"I' rol r1 .1111 d 1<1'1. l '!] lllhibk wa tering. She told of !he . '' '"'1'·'11 111 "1\I!I .C m ~ w·. tft < r l"•hc tn "i!lt·nwtq 1'rrnn] •th . h i 1' 1r d r ci hr >Ill< ' · ,,u ',I tid 1 \ l l\ 1 1 11' ~'' <, l k , ,11 1'·1" hl' 1\ ,I •t' l r'\' 1111 1]( ,~ l'i lltl.:ii l many different kinds. She .u!t l ll· ,, , 1·1 pt .ttl l<'.d f· l t ' ' •lllr • 1 h,, k l >l l'l'" ' ' )11 ,\11 , .111 lli<k]•tllo 1rlll .tp'111 also sa id thev were seldom ~ o.lt>\\ \ ] , ., "'l""'"l"lu \ "\rr 1t(l t ' ,lt h ,rtrrl \\ rrl "'" both e red by. in sec ts. The 'I h.d\ "h) 11\ .1 \.!' ""l trlt .1 I'• , r•n I !I\I"\IJ( '"' · I j, , '"'"'" , , h.• ,.,.,] I' ll gro up reme mbe red the ,, ,f t.ll l tlld t 1't lld t· tt l t11•111',11111 ·',1!< 1!1 . "-'IIIII)! hi\ <1 " 111\Ht' l\ in iln<l' kt· ~ .\ n t t h \t 1a llrlt· lll .t.~t' ll l ,1, ,., llrrl gerani wn s Mrs. Stout had in \\rorl. f,. t .111 ' "" lf.l11>t ' " "II'·"'' I k her flower garden when the J 11 ~ l'rr"· id t·~ d~t· hn1 tll •u r. utn· "' ' '~ ' fror 1' •11. \\' ln , h lll t.llt< '"\,Ill • ' " \l.' f ,l,l!<' .0\ thl' l<rl\'t·\1 Hll(' (IIJ1 group mel !here last fall. pJ., , ll ~< '"' ''·'J!' th.n ,.,,., ,.,, , ' '' u I ro I r>ll . Kitchen po tpourri was 1... '' .. \n ,l tht ''1'1." ,. 11 >I nh t l ~e· lit• ' ' ' '). I h '' ,l\,ul.d1k ,1,,, ,<1\olni,.:lu I" discussed by the members. •pn .,l olt ,.( i\ ,. ""' •'' ""' " ·"'"' ' 11 '1 " •11rl t ro ~rr ur tl<'t'rk '• •I IIJ'.IIIIt • ~~ ~- 1\-.tl, II ll h , Mts. G. A. Radekin won first ,\!,,m ,.._."1'1c m.t kt· tlw ... •d• tnt • ~l I h h .t nrl1 n .oJ] '!I"' ~ rrf lll'llh 1 pl ace in fl ower ar' ,111, 1 ; .111.! o1t.ll \ dm•u~h • ll'rr ll )!. t.d,t H I ,L'Il llll l!l ,C tl..ot lll"ll .tpc. 1' ' ' II h.1hlt •"lll] U ili t \ rangements, and Mrs. Virgil ., . '"" .nc .r ll d 1< •. 1111 \ '. T ht l1111 h ' '· '(, IH.1k1• >lift ' h , tl<' ,rrl lll<k· Atkins second place. ,,, , _,....... , "'''""""1 '' '''"'1 1!.11 IJ \ I ,r• \ t' l.l_:!l' \ ,If) fH•IIl j~•htl lrr I'' n< lnn llt•nr.llh!' .t.l:t· nt "" t •lm· Travel prize donated by ~i·h, ''"'l f,,_,]u, J~ .ln. ~ . l.tt ll tlu , r" ' 1,j I< tl \ ,11 ,,., I"' r. Mrs. Robert Holliday was M nd. ,J lr r. o.!!ll · j<, tn u nh Lr d, ,,, I'l l« ,, ""' tht• bought by Mrs. Atkins. Mrs. · • •H h """ ,(, q .'<' k \ 1111,1.! <•• Ill ' ' "I I• ,; 111 """ r cl\rr\1 1'.1_1!.-. H lil' c.n1·, ol:! l .•. \ " <1\1 ] '.111\ \I< J'l!l.t\\1111 (1 )1' " 'I' Norman Will won the hostess BAKER FURNITURE l i lt ·p·a rents after s pen ding a Open Friday wee k here with her grand· Til8:00 DON'T GO NEAR lHE WATER WITHOUT A JOHNSON REELI "SUPER SAVINGS" Fling $6.95 Cup-;;;;-;~=== Edu ca tor Se t S2.9S I I Tuesday Feb. 24 thru Sat. Feb. 28th Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., Ripley, W. Va. 8PM St1lOAM 1PM2 430PM $ 13.50 I~·------· ~~::ss~~-·J' -· - · ~t fl ' The group sang " Happy Birthday " to Mrs. Dorothy Johnson. A si lent auction was held. Refreshmen ts were served by the hostess assisted by her dau~hh·r c::tnd s i~ tcrs . I I ~ : • • : ~ ; • • • L It «c .1 d .11111. <rrrr r in - 111•1""1~ t'.!ll 171, "The lnsur•nce Store" m-5130 . Pomeroy ~~~~~~·"~~·"~~·"w-~·-_. i • PHARMACY .. •• Middleporl, Ohio •• • 8; JO lil8 :00 Mon. -Sal. Closed Sunday • •' Sayre Hardware From USDA Choice Beef 5 lbs. or More LIFE. VEST •• ••• • • • •• ••• • NEW HAVEN, •• • W.VA. •• •• Co an G Ui1rd •Pproved buov•nt vat. H2·257S 046 ••• $4.65 ........................................., HERSHEY'S HOT COCOA TOILET TISSUE ~ • • • •• ..• 4 PAK Low Price Special MIX~ ............................ !:!: .. 69t . SWIFT'S FAMOUS 91h oz. 2~ OL . . .. · 24 oz. . ~~... FACIAL TISSUE ROOM DEODORIZER 200 ct. box ·· choice 39~ GLADE and RENUZIT. .....................~.c~••• REGULAR '1.95 SIZE 19 : CONTAC COLD TABS ...................... :~f...~ PERMANENT ANTI-F~EEZE BY . . . . ~~· $319. 0 PRESTONE ............... ~ •....•..........·...... ~....... : 1 FAMOUS JERGENS TOILET SOAP Large Bath Size ' ' . DAIRY DEPT. BUYS BR~GHTON'S· FROZEN FOOD BUY! BROUGHTON'S HOMO. 4 New Varieties DOG FOOD 25 lb. bag For Your Pet 1 7 6 We Have A Large Supp;y DOG FOOD ONION SETS Red White Special Low Price 39~ DIET RITE COLA : -Sunday Only· - !• : ALL r1EEK LONG · 16 oz. ' $ 19 : •! t 8 PAK DIET RITE & RC ALL WEEK LONG ' • ..•• 16 oz. 8 PAK 8 PAK· ·•. • • • •• • • ••• •• 64 oz. bois. . ****************************• ' PEPSI-7-U.P ALL WEEK LONG 16 oz. __, . No Return Bottles PEPSI-COLA . ALL WEEK LONG o. • • ' • • •• •• •• •• ;::;;:;:~'l.;• .•d~r,o~*z.·tlt*61t9"''"e' .. '""'*****'***********************************t********************************·**~ • Thurs. anri 9to7Fri. Middleport, New Haven, W. Va . j •• • •• •• Yellow SEVEN-UP VIUAGE PHARMACY j • '*'~****************·~~'*'~****~r*'~***'*~'*'~****~'*'~******·*i'*'~~l** Closed Sunddy 9~ s~l . BUTTERMILK:z.~~~ $299 JO·BO BRAND EGGS MILK. :2.~~1: VALL.EY BELL CASH SAVER Country Fresh Pee Wee $ 29; t(, DOG FOOD DINNERS gal. 2 MILK ............. } : NEW FRISKIES Morton's Country Table ·8 :a~· 99' • to 2 Thurs. 79~ ~~ 1 Tues .• Wed . ' NON-DAIRY CREAMER THE NEW SKY BELL Low Price Special 10 ct. 69¢ MARSHMALLOW PEANUTS ............!.k!: ••• $12 9 CARNATION COFFEE-MATE ............ .... _ 7 9¢ BEEF STEW..... ,............................... · THE NEW SKY BELL RC New Haven, W. Va . t los Mon .. · DELICIOUS TREAT :...~~....r' VIUAGE and Lean doz. • •• • • •"• ' '"'1''" 1"" ' "'"'" ~<'"''' ' ·' "'""' '" ' Reuter- Brogan Insurance Service 214 E. Main •• ••• ••• .. r \u, J If'"" MIDDLEPORT CHILD Conservation League, 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Seddon's im the Mall , Parkersburg. Husbands will be guests. ••• l ll ' \ ',1 ~ : lu-11')''"' •" THURSDAY RIVEJWIEW Garden Club , Thursday, 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs . Warren Pickens. HosteSses , Mrs . Donald Putnam a nd Mrs. Lyl e Balderson . Gu~sl speake r will be Georg e Piekens with the program on the bicen· tennial . ••" •• • II\ ,, ,,. .\ltl l , l,llm' 1'·') 111 >11 1 "o ttll•.tl. Auxiliary , 6:30p.m . potluck dinner, mee ting at1:30 p. m . Wednesday. Plans to be made for the legion birthday observance. • •• • \tJ)! . ,. NFANTS' BRUSH & COM 128, American Legion, and ••• r 5 DAYS ONLY : : • : : : • : : : • ; • 450 I hostesses . •% ,I I ·Fresh : DINNER for all pa s t : comm~nders and trus tees ... and wives, 7 p.m . Wednesday ' at Drew Webster Post 39, :- American Legion Hall. : WILDWOOD Garden Club, · : 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at th e . : home of Mts. Vernon Nease : with Mrs. Dwight Milhoan , • assisting hos tess. • : FEENEY-BENNETT Post parents, !\' INFANTS ' FEEDING SET GROUND BEEF • Middleport, 0 . How to Get the Best Insurance Buy fbr )bur Money. t \,11 Superiors USDA Choice U. S. Government Inspected Fresh, Lean Porlc WEBNESDA Y ••' MIDPOMEROY : ·, DLEPORT Lio ns Club , : Wednesday noon, a t the : Meigs Inn. • OHIO VALLEY Com•• 111<1ndery, Knights TempIar , .. : staled conclave, 7: 30 Wed: nesday night at the Pomeroy : Masonic Temp_ le. • POM E ROY WOMEN 'S • Christian Temperance Union , : annual Frances Willard tea to : . be held at 2 p.m. at the ; Pomeroy United Methodist • Church. Mrs. Josep h Cook to :• bave the program. • 1 UllliiUhir, I> I •: IIOO'IIn 1WU ~ district chairpe rsoJ) for the HARRISONVI LLE About 75 persons attended the Grange Ri.lualislic Con test staged Thursday night at the Harrisonville School. Visitors were from Gallia , Vinton a nd Athens Counties with Stale Master James Ross and State Grange Youth Directors Bernie and Helen Shoema ke r . judgin g the contest. A rating of exce llent was g iven the Pom Ona Grange fifth degree team which will now compete in the state finals on March 13 a t Pleasa ntville School in Fairfield County. Food for the contest was donated by all of the Meigs County granges. State decorations were provided by the Star a nd Rutland Garden Clubs . A practice session was sc heduled for Friday night, 7 p.m . a! the Roc;k Springs Grange hall. We Accept Federal Food Stamps PHONE 992-3480 Corner 'Mill and Second Sts. We reserve the ri_ght to limit quantities. MIDDLEPORT, O. . Ice cream a nd cake we re served. Going from here to assist in the party were· Mrs. Albert Rou sh and Mrs . Herbert Hoover. Middleport Unit 128; Mrs. Allen Hampton, Middleport Unit 263; Mrs. Olin Knapp, Pome roy Unil 39; Mrs. Myrtle Walker , Rac.ine Unit 602, and the SUPER MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 10 Sun. 10 to 10 - stages party Mrs. Brenda Haggy and Mrs. Darla Hawl ey were ap· poin ted lo have char.ge of refreshments for the March 18 mee ting . Aitendin g bes ides those named were Randy Hawley , CONDITION IMPROVED Vicki Hanson , Joanne Clark, Six-month-old Brian Keith Susan Fles hma n, Diane patie nt at Lewis , Tom Soulsby, Jack Friend, a and .Jane Jaeob s, Dick and Children 's Hospital for the Sharon Folme r , Kathy past few weeks, is now oul of Scarberry, Bob and Linda intensive care . Visiting with Foster, Ida Mae Marlin, him over the weekend were Virgil Phillips. Brian and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Debbie Friend , Ricbard and Brian Friend , his grandLinda Friend, Mrs. Mildred mother, Mrs. Pat Johnson, Jacobs and the_Rev . and Mrs .. and his great<gtandmother, Mrs. Marjorie Ball. Floyd Shook. I Bring all the Children Otii~IOAM - IN .2 · !iPM . 8 recent rn.eeting. TUESDAY PAST MATRONS , " , Pomeroy Chapter, 0 .E.S .• 6:30p.m ., potluck dinner at the Masonic Temple, Tuesday . MIDDLEPORT' '". POMEROY area braneh, _ American Association of ;·"' University Women, Tuesday, ' 7:30 p.m. at the Meigs High .. · School library. Theme of the ., . meeting will be "Twenty-first , i ., Century '' with HDeciding ;... . ,. Now" as the program topic by the Community Com' .. mittee of Maxine Wingett, , 1-1 Mrs. Eileen Buck, Miss Helen " Smi th , Mres . Jeanette .. Thomas and Mrs. Sabra Morrison. Members to take .. articles for silent auction. .. , Mrs . Betsy Horky, hostess chainnan. AMERICAN LEGION Auxiliary, Drew Webster · Post 39, bolh junior and senior uni ts, 7:30 p.m . . Tuesday al the hall. Mrs. Marj orie Goett, Americanism chairperson to · bave the program with a Bicentennial Minuteman to be the speaker . Two nags will also be presented . RA CINE AMERICAN ~ • Legion Auxiliary at the hall , 7 p.m. .Tuesday . , "' " AMERICAN LEGION • , Auxiliary, Drew Webster :::,: Post 39, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. ' at the hall . . Program by Mrs. , Marjorie Goett on i Americanism to include talk : and slide presentation by the ~ Bicentennial .Minuteman. • JUNIOR American Legion : Auxiliary , 6:30p . m. Tuesday : ; at the home of Mr. and Mrs . : ~ Albert Roush with Becky • Roush and Christi Smith , Ethel Stewart and Mrs . Clara Custer. Mrs . Richard Jarvis presented the program from the book , "When Virtue is Vanishing ." She read scripture from Proverbs 5:14, and Phil. 4:7-8 and had prayer . Readings on the !heme, "Hea rts Beauty Shop"' were given by the members, with each describing a heart mentioned in the Bible. They were an envious heart, a happy heart, a sound heart, a merry heart, an Wtderstanding heart, a hard heart, a proud heart, a modest heart, a pure heart, a sick heart and a lustful heart. A discussion followed the readings . There was a dialog ue en· titled " Harem Household "' presented by Mrs. Grueser and Mrs. J"lle Sayre . Mrs. Sayre will have the program in Mareh. Others attending the meeting were Mrs. Mary Russell , Mrs. Mildred Phillips, Mrs . Sadie Brown, Mrs. Stella Grueser a nd Mrs. Lillie Starcher. 1 IF yOUR CHILD WEIGHS 12 LBS. '(OUR COST IS· · · ....t.Hiun: Contributions to the heart flUid and the aerial ladder truck were made by the United Methodist Women of the Minersville Church at a Services announced Auxiliary 7: 45 p.m. The World Day of "frog s" for holdi ng fl owers, Prayer service will be a t the. elc. If the Container docs not Minersville Uniled Methodist fit s nug ly into you r vase Church on Mareh 5 and is a Chu rc h Wome n Uniled cmd10r with floral clay . program. MAR IE. Mrs . El izabet h Ga r dner DF.AR POLLY - I have he lp for Brenda who has· gave devotions using the tro uble keepin g her tissue !heme, "What God Wants Us dress paltern s in good s hape. to Be." She used scripture RJJY lig ~ twcig h t white pelion, and a poem by Helen Steiner Rice entitl ed " Why Should He cu t your favorite patlerns out Die.for Sueh as 1," along with of it a nd mark on them ju.s t as th e li ssuc (J n ~s are. I ha ve a poem,.''Tribute .to Gro wing done lhis for fiv e years a nd find it wonderful. - MRS. R. ~~r~ l and sang, " America." containers. They make good SING SLATED A PENNY HACINE '- A program in •ribute to George Washington and Abraham I.inco]n was presented by the fourth, fifth and sixth graders at the Racine Elementary School at Monday night's meeting of the Raeine PTO. !.aura Wolfe led in the pledge lo the nag and the Lord 's Prayer. Fourth graders, Jason Hill , Rhonda Smilh, Tony Wolfe, Teresa Hill, Ricbard Hill , Timmy Evans, Lois Fran k, Trt!vor Ca rdone, Kevin Kurfman and Mar·ia Wagner read a poem hand, pu1 th em in a plastic service were announced at the Thursday night meeting ba~ before carr ying out to the of !he Busy !lee Class of the c:lothesline : T,his preven ts • Midd le por t F ir st Baptist any snags or mixe,j colors Church. Doroth y Thornton, Mrs . from ru bbing agains t other An invitation to the Lenten Leopha Wagner , Mrs. Louise th ings before 1hey get to the breakfast was ex tende d by li" e. - F.THEJ.. Staals a nd Dav id and. DEAR POJ.J.Y ~ I save all the women of Trinity Church Meli nda . Mrs. Martha Lou my plas tic:: st rawber ry to be held there March 3 al Beeg le, Mrs . Debbie Hill , Mrs. Ma ry Katherine Holler, Mrs. Dorothy Badgley, Mrs. Helen Simpson, JV~rs. Maria Wagner and Mrs. Sh irley Dugan. Sendin~ gifts we re Mrs. Clara Powell, Mrs. Aleta Weaver, Miss Vickie Carr, Mrs. Sue Marr, Mrs. Clara Adam s, Mrs . Bar~ara Duga n, Mrs. Eva Teaford, Mrs. Grella Simpsoh, Mrs. Helen Roush, Mrs. Lillian . Hayma n, Mrs. Avice Spencer, Mrs. May Morrison, Mrs. Els_te Lipscomb, Mrs. Letha Kelley, Mrs . Edi th Bumgarner, Mrs. Ruth Ann llill , Miss Rosaline Lyons and Social Calendar Program honors Minersville UMW past presidents makes contributions quart CHOICE bottles , -.•.. -,... • ALL WEEK :LO~G YOUR -.. $ .. �7 ~The Daily Sentinel, ~i~~:~port-Pnmernlvii . o Tu ilieiiisdl alvi.i.l Feb• .•2•4,•1•91•6• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1.1. ..6 - The Daily Sentinel. :•liddi<'port -Pomero:.. 0 . Tu sda:•. Feb . 24 , 1!176 Party entertains infirmary residents CHESTEH MPil tbt•rs uf Ol t•ss in~ Polly's Pointers by !\1r s. Co nr oy the United Me thodist Wom('n followrd by melodies on the of !he Che ster Uni ted Melhodisl Churc h ·n - aut oharp (Jl;-tyed · by BeHy Wtll , Mr ~ . Ellll'l Orr read tertained the rt•!·ddPnt~ of the Meigs County l nfiru 1a r~· with a party in obsr n ·arH.'t' of followed by a poem , " I Wish fr om the Upper Hoo m by Mrs . Claro ('onruy. The Yttu a World of Harpiness .'' Otht·r rl'a cliugs Wl' I'C ·'A I ,ouk a t Febru ary " nnd " Jack Fros t V<Jientine " by Mrs . Co nnJ\ . Mrs·. HerniL'l' Bailey read ar1 artide abo ut Abrah~am r .i nt:tJln ir1 hor10r tJf his birth· da~' and Mrs . Rettv Moore pr~· ~ent e d ·· Look ·u p an d Live ." men received ·a reel banrlana MI'S. Sybil Dorsi was at the handkerchief. Th(' prog ram opened with piano for g r oup sing in g . C:ames we re played wi th prizes being awa rded. The party conc luded with prayer by Mrs. F:v:1 Holldn e ntitled , ·' For Love tu God an d Man." Valentine 's Day . T he at"tivities wt'l'l' held in Lhr Infir mary dining ruum with refreshments or c up ~ cakes, mint s and pun ch ca rry ing out lht:' vctlcnllnl' the me . E ach woman wa s given a red and whit~ han- dkerchief corsage fashioned DO ITl'OURSBfl a.EAN 'YOUR CARPETS ... THE PRORS510NAL WAY. Rent the flmlalllic new Up & Out H}·dro - Mi~t Mac h~n e for superior ca rJ)et cleaning. Loosens a nd removes dirt, previous s hampoo res idue.~"­ and up to 90% of the ·. moisture in just one ' step. Save mone>.' . . . [ r get re!ulta jullt hkt! a 1 profeMional! AVAILABLE fOR RENTAL JIM I PICKENS HARDWARE Mason. W. Va. HAS .: M on ., Tue ., Wed . Thur s. -Sat . a-S: JO Fri. 8-8:oo l 'liLLV ' ~ " Baby'' and decorated with pink and blue flowers , nuts , mints , raspberry pun ch and coffee were se rved. Other guests were Mrs . Mae Spencer, Mrs . Gladys Spencer, Mrs . Avis Bing, Mrs. Goldie Frederick , Mrs. Hattie Frederi ck, Mrs. Joan · Wolfe, Mrs. Joyce Hoback, Mrs . He len Lyons, Mr s. AT ALL LOCATIO be.• (':iliS('f] by a Ia(').; of AO t I \\f.tlrr. so a Jundry home sC'rvkt• dt•partnwnt sa}'S, but again it ma y bt• that thr fahrk you ha vt.• dot•s not take kindly to hot water. lmprupt•r soaking ta n also f'ause this pruhh•m - usc a gep('rous amnunt uf d(•tc rgcnt and soa k artidl• ror no longer than fiftc.•t•n minutes. · If the.• dress were mh1 c I would hHJscn the hem, and 011 which ha\'c bct·ome a gray ish-urf whit e . My prublcm is gell ing the white. part s r ca ll v white ag<:~in \dthou1 harn~ling . the navy . I lwve so<lkcd the dress in a mild luun d!'y pre-soa k before washing but to no avail. Can you hel p'! - DEBORAH . BEAR UERORAII - I am lhr back side of il try the cfh•,·t of a pair gray dye nn snrr~· ynu did not identify the th(' \\ hite dots f and the n.a\'Y fd1rit contl•nt in )'our dress hlue1 . If it looks well with lhe as that might rnakt• ct dif· dingy white turned to gray, ft•rt'lll'(' in "hat yo u might and with no had eHect on the try. 1\lanl' of the things one blut.', I \\ uuld dye the dress. It mi~-;ht do to plain rabrks. wuuld IJl' :1 navy dress dotted t'S)ll'dally whih· ones, \\Ould with gray, and wilh gray no t tw feasihlt• for thl' polka c·olla r and ruffs. - POLL\' . dots. An~'thiug stro ng l' nough , to \~hit en tht• dots would doubtless h:n•c :1 h~td dft•d un tlw na ' 'Y hat• kgrouud. Thr rollowing art.' some things you may ha\'e been doing wro ng mul a ('Orrt~d i o n might hl'lp sum t·. Pt•rlmps you han been using two little dt't<' rgt•nt whrn washington. Alsn thc \\asher nw y han· be('ll '"'crlna dt•d. This could also RA CINE - A laye tte shower honoring Mrs. Ernest t lk el Spence!' was held Monday Feb. 16 al !he home of Mrs . El so n Spencer. Hostesses were Mrs. David Spencer and Mrs . Elson Spencer. P anda 'n Pal was !he t ~ e m e used for th e shower . Game~ were played wi th prizes going ro Mrs. Ruth Simpson, Mrs . Betty Wagner. Mrs . Mar ilyn Wolfe and Mrs . .Jac kie Wag ner. inscri bed w!th I"KIIHLEM DI-:AH POLLY - A fr iend g;n·e me a navy blue jer sey dre ss with white polka dots cmd white C<1ll a r and euffs Shower fetes Mrs. Spencer A cake DAn __________ ___ \ H)' Poll_,. Crtt hwr Polka dots present cleaning problem DEAH P0J.J.Y -- My Pel Peeve is with those stores !hal have Sunday On ly sales , since I do nul s hop on Sunday. - VEHA . DEAH POJ.J.Y - Wlteo washing delicate things by Miss Lorrianne Lyons. A POUND .........., SPECIAL 8 x 10 PORTRAIT IN LIVING COLOR ~ -' \(J5J1 Fifth grader Lori Warden read !he "Ge ttysburg Address" with David· Salmon~ reading a poem, "In the Hearls of Our Countrymen," which he had written. Si<lh graders participating were Darla Evans who read the M. DEAR POLLY - I want to Je ll Marguerite thai I t cmoved t~ re d s tain from my The Lenten Breakfast and the World Day of Prayer Holy wnd film to be shown . car pet by soa king with cold wol er a nd l11en heavily coveri ng il with corn starc h. GUYSVI LLE - A gospel It was left on to dry comsing wi ll be held at l ::iO p.rt1. pletely, and then vacmun.ed Sa lurd ay at the · Guysville up . Rcpe~t if necessary . r Community Church at Guys· find this will remove blood , vi ll e featu rin g lhe Som. F . d th mildew and so on. and does merv1 11 e .a mJ_1Y an. e nol harm Ll1 e carpet. Brady Fam1ly from Mmeral I f'HANCES. Wells, W. Va. 'You will rc('(_•i\'c :·1 dollar if l,oll y uses yoUr favorite hom e rn a kJng id ea , Pet Peeve, Poll y's Problem ur solution to a problem . Write Poll y in cart· of thl s news· CIIOIR TO 'PERFORM " An Eve ning of Psalms" will be prese nted by !he Adult Choir of !he Bradbury Church of Chrts l at 7 p.m. Sunday at the church. The pubhc is paper. inyi ted . Star gardeners gather DEXTER - Mrs. G. A. Radekin hosted Slar Garden Club• re cently with lwo guests, Mrs. Audrey Swell and Mrs. Dorothy Johnson sisters of Mrs. Radekin. The meeling was called to order by the presiden t, Mrs . Robe r t Jewell. Devotions were given by the hostess from Joh n iS: 1-10 "Law of the Vineyard." She also gave some famous quotations by r------- 1 EXAMPLE: Lincoln and a tribute for Valen tine's Day. The prayer, creed and coll~ct were given by the group . Roll call was " My Duty as a Ga rden Club Member." A thank.vo u note was read from Mrs. Sally Engles for pa rti cipating in the county n ower show. "Typewriter Song"'; Malinda Salmons, "Old Song": Brian Cleland, " My Great Big Flashlight" and Laura Wolf, "The King Who Thought He Could Sing." The program concluded with a film on the Ameriean nag . Mrs. Libby Fisher presided al the meeting wi th Mrs . Sue Hager giving the secretary's report and Barbara Dugan the treasurer's report. A vote of thanks was extrended to Chuck Ba ker for building a trophy case for the sehool. April 25 was set as a date for a smorgasbord . First, second and third graders will give the program with the third grade to serve refresh· ment.s. Followi ng the meeting refreshments were served by the fourth grade mothers . · SILVER PLATE Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright will show a film on their trip to the Holy Land at the Sunday nigh! service of the Laurel Cliff Free Methodis t Church, it was announced at a recent mee ting of the Youn g Adult Class al the Meigs County Infirmary. Also announced was a visH of the Everlasting Lo ve Group lo the church on March 28. P rayer opened the meeting with Mrs. Shar on Wright elected secretary • treasu r e r . Belinda Friend had sc rip ture and the group pra cticed new so ngs. Refreshments were ser ved . The meeting, presided over by Mrs. Karl Grueser, was held following a day of quilling and a sack IWtcheon . The birthday of Mrs. Ruby Grueser was observed with a cake. It was announced the Minersville Chureh will host the World Day of Prayer service on March 5 at I :30 p.m. at Trinity Chureh was extended . Correspondence was read concerning the World HWtger Seminar and a retreat at Otterbein College, April 8 and 9. . A sympathy card wsa sent to Mrs. Virginia Fisher and a get well eard to Mrs. Teresa Fisher who broke her arm. Cards of thanks were read from Mrs. Hazel MeCullum, Mrs. Gladys Taylor, Mrs. Old." Mrs. Elizabeth Searles read " What American Means to Me .1' Members answered roll call with a scripture. hoste Sses , Mrs . The Isabelle Winebrenner, Mrs. Elizabeth Slavin, Mrs. Leora Sigman and Mrs . Eva Hartley served chicken s~lad and hot rolls . The tables were decorated in red, white and blue. Atte nding besides those named were Mrs, Li llian Demoskey , Mrs. Freda Edwards, Mrs. Pearl Hoffman , Mrs . Gwinnie White, Mrs. Eloise Wilson, Mrs. EJecta Souders and Mrs. Beulah While. 75 attend grange contest A party was staged at the Athens Mental Health Center Thursday for 37 patients by the Junior Amnerican Legion Auxiliary members of the Eighth District as a community service project. No appo intment necusa•y • limit: One special 8 x 10 pe1 child . Two per !emily • Agn fo ur weeks th rough fou rteen, years • Ad · ditionel portraits aweilabla at reasonable prices, · 11111111, . . . . . . . . . . diM-. hospital service. SP ENT WEEKEN D Mr. a nd Mrs . Robert Grueser of Caldwell spent the weekend here wilh hi s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gru ese r , and La rr y, RD Pomeroy . Their daughter , Kim, re turned home with her Green Thumb notes for March will be written by Mrs. Robert Jewell and for June by Mrs. Norman Will. Mrs. Jewell showed how to make a bicenten nial flower bed in the .s hape of a star . She also na med, flowers to use r.-~--~-~--.~~-~-------representing th e different Sunpl,· l:wh clchollc 11·hn . colors. t ~\I h :t Itc ll llt '.l':t r "r ht t' llll'S' ,1Jn11ld k1 1< ~~ Some membe rs vo1unleered to help deeorate the stage at Harrisonville Sc;hool for the Grange District Drill Contest hos ted by Meigs County Gra nges. Mrs. Grover Stout's topic was "Gera nium s ." She discussed how to s!,rt plants T hl ],, ,, I• • ,I!<I :t I l•. tl.". tJit :1, J'l llrlo Il l ·1,1! < Ill h .1 1" " ' 11••11 l rr from slips. She stressed the "n -l ;t\lt r ,,IL t ,, ' " ,lu ip fp r 11 . litll \111 '1 ill ~ rot). '1 " ),. roll I r. \n •I< it j 11 importance of proper 11,.,., .. •t r 111, lktt l th rct· th, qt,,nu l I HI!JI IIJ.,: ~"I' rol r1 .1111 d 1<1'1. l '!] lllhibk wa tering. She told of !he . '' '"'1'·'11 111 "1\I!I .C m ~ w·. tft < r l"•hc tn "i!lt·nwtq 1'rrnn] •th . h i 1' 1r d r ci hr >Ill< ' · ,,u ',I tid 1 \ l l\ 1 1 11' ~'' <, l k , ,11 1'·1" hl' 1\ ,I •t' l r'\' 1111 1]( ,~ l'i lltl.:ii l many different kinds. She .u!t l ll· ,, , 1·1 pt .ttl l<'.d f· l t ' ' •lllr • 1 h,, k l >l l'l'" ' ' )11 ,\11 , .111 lli<k]•tllo 1rlll .tp'111 also sa id thev were seldom ~ o.lt>\\ \ ] , ., "'l""'"l"lu \ "\rr 1t(l t ' ,lt h ,rtrrl \\ rrl "'" both e red by. in sec ts. The 'I h.d\ "h) 11\ .1 \.!' ""l trlt .1 I'• , r•n I !I\I"\IJ( '"' · I j, , '"'"'" , , h.• ,.,.,] I' ll gro up reme mbe red the ,, ,f t.ll l tlld t 1't lld t· tt l t11•111',11111 ·',1!< 1!1 . "-'IIIII)! hi\ <1 " 111\Ht' l\ in iln<l' kt· ~ .\ n t t h \t 1a llrlt· lll .t.~t' ll l ,1, ,., llrrl gerani wn s Mrs. Stout had in \\rorl. f,. t .111 ' "" lf.l11>t ' " "II'·"'' I k her flower garden when the J 11 ~ l'rr"· id t·~ d~t· hn1 tll •u r. utn· "' ' '~ ' fror 1' •11. \\' ln , h lll t.llt< '"\,Ill • ' " \l.' f ,l,l!<' .0\ thl' l<rl\'t·\1 Hll(' (IIJ1 group mel !here last fall. pJ., , ll ~< '"' ''·'J!' th.n ,.,,., ,.,, , ' '' u I ro I r>ll . Kitchen po tpourri was 1... '' .. \n ,l tht ''1'1." ,. 11 >I nh t l ~e· lit• ' ' ' '). I h '' ,l\,ul.d1k ,1,,, ,<1\olni,.:lu I" discussed by the members. •pn .,l olt ,.( i\ ,. ""' •'' ""' " ·"'"' ' 11 '1 " •11rl t ro ~rr ur tl<'t'rk '• •I IIJ'.IIIIt • ~~ ~- 1\-.tl, II ll h , Mts. G. A. Radekin won first ,\!,,m ,.._."1'1c m.t kt· tlw ... •d• tnt • ~l I h h .t nrl1 n .oJ] '!I"' ~ rrf lll'llh 1 pl ace in fl ower ar' ,111, 1 ; .111.! o1t.ll \ dm•u~h • ll'rr ll )!. t.d,t H I ,L'Il llll l!l ,C tl..ot lll"ll .tpc. 1' ' ' II h.1hlt •"lll] U ili t \ rangements, and Mrs. Virgil ., . '"" .nc .r ll d 1< •. 1111 \ '. T ht l1111 h ' '· '(, IH.1k1• >lift ' h , tl<' ,rrl lll<k· Atkins second place. ,,, , _,....... , "'''""""1 '' '''"'1 1!.11 IJ \ I ,r• \ t' l.l_:!l' \ ,If) fH•IIl j~•htl lrr I'' n< lnn llt•nr.llh!' .t.l:t· nt "" t •lm· Travel prize donated by ~i·h, ''"'l f,,_,]u, J~ .ln. ~ . l.tt ll tlu , r" ' 1,j I< tl \ ,11 ,,., I"' r. Mrs. Robert Holliday was M nd. ,J lr r. o.!!ll · j<, tn u nh Lr d, ,,, I'l l« ,, ""' tht• bought by Mrs. Atkins. Mrs. · • •H h """ ,(, q .'<' k \ 1111,1.! <•• Ill ' ' "I I• ,; 111 """ r cl\rr\1 1'.1_1!.-. H lil' c.n1·, ol:! l .•. \ " <1\1 ] '.111\ \I< J'l!l.t\\1111 (1 )1' " 'I' Norman Will won the hostess BAKER FURNITURE l i lt ·p·a rents after s pen ding a Open Friday wee k here with her grand· Til8:00 DON'T GO NEAR lHE WATER WITHOUT A JOHNSON REELI "SUPER SAVINGS" Fling $6.95 Cup-;;;;-;~=== Edu ca tor Se t S2.9S I I Tuesday Feb. 24 thru Sat. Feb. 28th Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., Ripley, W. Va. 8PM St1lOAM 1PM2 430PM $ 13.50 I~·------· ~~::ss~~-·J' -· - · ~t fl ' The group sang " Happy Birthday " to Mrs. Dorothy Johnson. A si lent auction was held. Refreshmen ts were served by the hostess assisted by her dau~hh·r c::tnd s i~ tcrs . I I ~ : • • : ~ ; • • • L It «c .1 d .11111. <rrrr r in - 111•1""1~ t'.!ll 171, "The lnsur•nce Store" m-5130 . Pomeroy ~~~~~~·"~~·"~~·"w-~·-_. i • PHARMACY .. •• Middleporl, Ohio •• • 8; JO lil8 :00 Mon. -Sal. Closed Sunday • •' Sayre Hardware From USDA Choice Beef 5 lbs. or More LIFE. VEST •• ••• • • • •• ••• • NEW HAVEN, •• • W.VA. •• •• Co an G Ui1rd •Pproved buov•nt vat. H2·257S 046 ••• $4.65 ........................................., HERSHEY'S HOT COCOA TOILET TISSUE ~ • • • •• ..• 4 PAK Low Price Special MIX~ ............................ !:!: .. 69t . SWIFT'S FAMOUS 91h oz. 2~ OL . . .. · 24 oz. . ~~... FACIAL TISSUE ROOM DEODORIZER 200 ct. box ·· choice 39~ GLADE and RENUZIT. .....................~.c~••• REGULAR '1.95 SIZE 19 : CONTAC COLD TABS ...................... :~f...~ PERMANENT ANTI-F~EEZE BY . . . . ~~· $319. 0 PRESTONE ............... ~ •....•..........·...... ~....... : 1 FAMOUS JERGENS TOILET SOAP Large Bath Size ' ' . DAIRY DEPT. BUYS BR~GHTON'S· FROZEN FOOD BUY! BROUGHTON'S HOMO. 4 New Varieties DOG FOOD 25 lb. bag For Your Pet 1 7 6 We Have A Large Supp;y DOG FOOD ONION SETS Red White Special Low Price 39~ DIET RITE COLA : -Sunday Only· - !• : ALL r1EEK LONG · 16 oz. ' $ 19 : •! t 8 PAK DIET RITE & RC ALL WEEK LONG ' • ..•• 16 oz. 8 PAK 8 PAK· ·•. • • • •• • • ••• •• 64 oz. bois. . ****************************• ' PEPSI-7-U.P ALL WEEK LONG 16 oz. __, . No Return Bottles PEPSI-COLA . ALL WEEK LONG o. • • ' • • •• •• •• •• ;::;;:;:~'l.;• .•d~r,o~*z.·tlt*61t9"''"e' .. '""'*****'***********************************t********************************·**~ • Thurs. anri 9to7Fri. Middleport, New Haven, W. Va . j •• • •• •• Yellow SEVEN-UP VIUAGE PHARMACY j • '*'~****************·~~'*'~****~r*'~***'*~'*'~****~'*'~******·*i'*'~~l** Closed Sunddy 9~ s~l . BUTTERMILK:z.~~~ $299 JO·BO BRAND EGGS MILK. :2.~~1: VALL.EY BELL CASH SAVER Country Fresh Pee Wee $ 29; t(, DOG FOOD DINNERS gal. 2 MILK ............. } : NEW FRISKIES Morton's Country Table ·8 :a~· 99' • to 2 Thurs. 79~ ~~ 1 Tues .• Wed . ' NON-DAIRY CREAMER THE NEW SKY BELL Low Price Special 10 ct. 69¢ MARSHMALLOW PEANUTS ............!.k!: ••• $12 9 CARNATION COFFEE-MATE ............ .... _ 7 9¢ BEEF STEW..... ,............................... · THE NEW SKY BELL RC New Haven, W. Va . t los Mon .. · DELICIOUS TREAT :...~~....r' VIUAGE and Lean doz. • •• • • •"• ' '"'1''" 1"" ' "'"'" ~<'"''' ' ·' "'""' '" ' Reuter- Brogan Insurance Service 214 E. Main •• ••• ••• .. r \u, J If'"" MIDDLEPORT CHILD Conservation League, 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Seddon's im the Mall , Parkersburg. Husbands will be guests. ••• l ll ' \ ',1 ~ : lu-11')''"' •" THURSDAY RIVEJWIEW Garden Club , Thursday, 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs . Warren Pickens. HosteSses , Mrs . Donald Putnam a nd Mrs. Lyl e Balderson . Gu~sl speake r will be Georg e Piekens with the program on the bicen· tennial . ••" •• • II\ ,, ,,. .\ltl l , l,llm' 1'·') 111 >11 1 "o ttll•.tl. Auxiliary , 6:30p.m . potluck dinner, mee ting at1:30 p. m . Wednesday. Plans to be made for the legion birthday observance. • •• • \tJ)! . ,. NFANTS' BRUSH & COM 128, American Legion, and ••• r 5 DAYS ONLY : : • : : : • : : : • ; • 450 I hostesses . •% ,I I ·Fresh : DINNER for all pa s t : comm~nders and trus tees ... and wives, 7 p.m . Wednesday ' at Drew Webster Post 39, :- American Legion Hall. : WILDWOOD Garden Club, · : 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at th e . : home of Mts. Vernon Nease : with Mrs. Dwight Milhoan , • assisting hos tess. • : FEENEY-BENNETT Post parents, !\' INFANTS ' FEEDING SET GROUND BEEF • Middleport, 0 . How to Get the Best Insurance Buy fbr )bur Money. t \,11 Superiors USDA Choice U. S. Government Inspected Fresh, Lean Porlc WEBNESDA Y ••' MIDPOMEROY : ·, DLEPORT Lio ns Club , : Wednesday noon, a t the : Meigs Inn. • OHIO VALLEY Com•• 111<1ndery, Knights TempIar , .. : staled conclave, 7: 30 Wed: nesday night at the Pomeroy : Masonic Temp_ le. • POM E ROY WOMEN 'S • Christian Temperance Union , : annual Frances Willard tea to : . be held at 2 p.m. at the ; Pomeroy United Methodist • Church. Mrs. Josep h Cook to :• bave the program. • 1 UllliiUhir, I> I •: IIOO'IIn 1WU ~ district chairpe rsoJ) for the HARRISONVI LLE About 75 persons attended the Grange Ri.lualislic Con test staged Thursday night at the Harrisonville School. Visitors were from Gallia , Vinton a nd Athens Counties with Stale Master James Ross and State Grange Youth Directors Bernie and Helen Shoema ke r . judgin g the contest. A rating of exce llent was g iven the Pom Ona Grange fifth degree team which will now compete in the state finals on March 13 a t Pleasa ntville School in Fairfield County. Food for the contest was donated by all of the Meigs County granges. State decorations were provided by the Star a nd Rutland Garden Clubs . A practice session was sc heduled for Friday night, 7 p.m . a! the Roc;k Springs Grange hall. We Accept Federal Food Stamps PHONE 992-3480 Corner 'Mill and Second Sts. We reserve the ri_ght to limit quantities. MIDDLEPORT, O. . Ice cream a nd cake we re served. Going from here to assist in the party were· Mrs. Albert Rou sh and Mrs . Herbert Hoover. Middleport Unit 128; Mrs. Allen Hampton, Middleport Unit 263; Mrs. Olin Knapp, Pome roy Unil 39; Mrs. Myrtle Walker , Rac.ine Unit 602, and the SUPER MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 10 Sun. 10 to 10 - stages party Mrs. Brenda Haggy and Mrs. Darla Hawl ey were ap· poin ted lo have char.ge of refreshments for the March 18 mee ting . Aitendin g bes ides those named were Randy Hawley , CONDITION IMPROVED Vicki Hanson , Joanne Clark, Six-month-old Brian Keith Susan Fles hma n, Diane patie nt at Lewis , Tom Soulsby, Jack Friend, a and .Jane Jaeob s, Dick and Children 's Hospital for the Sharon Folme r , Kathy past few weeks, is now oul of Scarberry, Bob and Linda intensive care . Visiting with Foster, Ida Mae Marlin, him over the weekend were Virgil Phillips. Brian and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Debbie Friend , Ricbard and Brian Friend , his grandLinda Friend, Mrs. Mildred mother, Mrs. Pat Johnson, Jacobs and the_Rev . and Mrs .. and his great<gtandmother, Mrs. Marjorie Ball. Floyd Shook. I Bring all the Children Otii~IOAM - IN .2 · !iPM . 8 recent rn.eeting. TUESDAY PAST MATRONS , " , Pomeroy Chapter, 0 .E.S .• 6:30p.m ., potluck dinner at the Masonic Temple, Tuesday . MIDDLEPORT' '". POMEROY area braneh, _ American Association of ;·"' University Women, Tuesday, ' 7:30 p.m. at the Meigs High .. · School library. Theme of the ., . meeting will be "Twenty-first , i ., Century '' with HDeciding ;... . ,. Now" as the program topic by the Community Com' .. mittee of Maxine Wingett, , 1-1 Mrs. Eileen Buck, Miss Helen " Smi th , Mres . Jeanette .. Thomas and Mrs. Sabra Morrison. Members to take .. articles for silent auction. .. , Mrs . Betsy Horky, hostess chainnan. AMERICAN LEGION Auxiliary, Drew Webster · Post 39, bolh junior and senior uni ts, 7:30 p.m . . Tuesday al the hall. Mrs. Marj orie Goett, Americanism chairperson to · bave the program with a Bicentennial Minuteman to be the speaker . Two nags will also be presented . RA CINE AMERICAN ~ • Legion Auxiliary at the hall , 7 p.m. .Tuesday . , "' " AMERICAN LEGION • , Auxiliary, Drew Webster :::,: Post 39, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. ' at the hall . . Program by Mrs. , Marjorie Goett on i Americanism to include talk : and slide presentation by the ~ Bicentennial .Minuteman. • JUNIOR American Legion : Auxiliary , 6:30p . m. Tuesday : ; at the home of Mr. and Mrs . : ~ Albert Roush with Becky • Roush and Christi Smith , Ethel Stewart and Mrs . Clara Custer. Mrs . Richard Jarvis presented the program from the book , "When Virtue is Vanishing ." She read scripture from Proverbs 5:14, and Phil. 4:7-8 and had prayer . Readings on the !heme, "Hea rts Beauty Shop"' were given by the members, with each describing a heart mentioned in the Bible. They were an envious heart, a happy heart, a sound heart, a merry heart, an Wtderstanding heart, a hard heart, a proud heart, a modest heart, a pure heart, a sick heart and a lustful heart. A discussion followed the readings . There was a dialog ue en· titled " Harem Household "' presented by Mrs. Grueser and Mrs. J"lle Sayre . Mrs. Sayre will have the program in Mareh. Others attending the meeting were Mrs. Mary Russell , Mrs. Mildred Phillips, Mrs . Sadie Brown, Mrs. Stella Grueser a nd Mrs. Lillie Starcher. 1 IF yOUR CHILD WEIGHS 12 LBS. '(OUR COST IS· · · ....t.Hiun: Contributions to the heart flUid and the aerial ladder truck were made by the United Methodist Women of the Minersville Church at a Services announced Auxiliary 7: 45 p.m. The World Day of "frog s" for holdi ng fl owers, Prayer service will be a t the. elc. If the Container docs not Minersville Uniled Methodist fit s nug ly into you r vase Church on Mareh 5 and is a Chu rc h Wome n Uniled cmd10r with floral clay . program. MAR IE. Mrs . El izabet h Ga r dner DF.AR POLLY - I have he lp for Brenda who has· gave devotions using the tro uble keepin g her tissue !heme, "What God Wants Us dress paltern s in good s hape. to Be." She used scripture RJJY lig ~ twcig h t white pelion, and a poem by Helen Steiner Rice entitl ed " Why Should He cu t your favorite patlerns out Die.for Sueh as 1," along with of it a nd mark on them ju.s t as th e li ssuc (J n ~s are. I ha ve a poem,.''Tribute .to Gro wing done lhis for fiv e years a nd find it wonderful. - MRS. R. ~~r~ l and sang, " America." containers. They make good SING SLATED A PENNY HACINE '- A program in •ribute to George Washington and Abraham I.inco]n was presented by the fourth, fifth and sixth graders at the Racine Elementary School at Monday night's meeting of the Raeine PTO. !.aura Wolfe led in the pledge lo the nag and the Lord 's Prayer. Fourth graders, Jason Hill , Rhonda Smilh, Tony Wolfe, Teresa Hill, Ricbard Hill , Timmy Evans, Lois Fran k, Trt!vor Ca rdone, Kevin Kurfman and Mar·ia Wagner read a poem hand, pu1 th em in a plastic service were announced at the Thursday night meeting ba~ before carr ying out to the of !he Busy !lee Class of the c:lothesline : T,his preven ts • Midd le por t F ir st Baptist any snags or mixe,j colors Church. Doroth y Thornton, Mrs . from ru bbing agains t other An invitation to the Lenten Leopha Wagner , Mrs. Louise th ings before 1hey get to the breakfast was ex tende d by li" e. - F.THEJ.. Staals a nd Dav id and. DEAR POJ.J.Y ~ I save all the women of Trinity Church Meli nda . Mrs. Martha Lou my plas tic:: st rawber ry to be held there March 3 al Beeg le, Mrs . Debbie Hill , Mrs. Ma ry Katherine Holler, Mrs. Dorothy Badgley, Mrs. Helen Simpson, JV~rs. Maria Wagner and Mrs. Sh irley Dugan. Sendin~ gifts we re Mrs. Clara Powell, Mrs. Aleta Weaver, Miss Vickie Carr, Mrs. Sue Marr, Mrs. Clara Adam s, Mrs . Bar~ara Duga n, Mrs. Eva Teaford, Mrs. Grella Simpsoh, Mrs. Helen Roush, Mrs. Lillian . Hayma n, Mrs. Avice Spencer, Mrs. May Morrison, Mrs. Els_te Lipscomb, Mrs. Letha Kelley, Mrs . Edi th Bumgarner, Mrs. Ruth Ann llill , Miss Rosaline Lyons and Social Calendar Program honors Minersville UMW past presidents makes contributions quart CHOICE bottles , -.•.. -,... • ALL WEEK :LO~G YOUR -.. $ .. �8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport- Pomeroy, 0 ., Tucsdey. f"Pb . 24. 197G DICK TRACY THEM Auto Sales WANT ADS FHURCS I I IDUNJOC ( I I Corr ectio ns w i l l be at ce pt ed un 111 9 a m lor Day of Pu blicar ion REGULATIONS Th e Pubtls)l cr reserve s th e ri ght to Pd it or r e jec l a n y ads d ee m ed o b tec tiono!ll Th e pub lish er w il l no t be r esp on si bl e tor more than on e inc or r ect 1n sert io n RAT ES F or Want Ad Serv ice 5 ce n t s per word on e 1nsertion M in tmum Charg e i l 00 14 cent s per wor d three in se r tton s c on sec ut1 ve ?6 ce nt s pe r w ord s•x co nse c ut iv e in se rt to ns 25 Per Cen t D1 SC01Jn t on pa id ad s and ad s po id w i thin 10 day s CA RD OF THANKS WHEO N A KN I <:?i<:INDEI<''S 8 USIN E.5S XX ) 15 E!>E5T t D I ) )I I TENGLE Now lllTange the cirded letters f? to (orm the surpriae anawer, as ~~~:;-J·--.]:>..~-~L.~~-~·;;;:~~·~u:r~r~e~•;; ted by the above cartoon. I":" IWHEN ( ll IIX) ARE (IIIJ fAn••"'n lomorro.-) AWFUL PICKET GRIME LIBIDO S2 00 t or so wor d m inimum . Ea c h Acl d tl tona t wo r d 3 ce n IS BLIND AD S l\ d d i t1onal 75c Cha rg e per Ad11 er lis e m ent. OFFICE HOURS A 30 a m to 5 00 p m . D aily . 8 30 a m to 17 00 Noo n Saturday Phone lod a y 99 7 715 6 n hnt A:wrf "' u·nilr•r tum '! tll' l'l'fll n ttp :'- A In Memory WE Classified Ads to W IS H express our si ncere thank s to our many lrtends and ne i ghbor s dur 1ng th e d eath of our father. O t1 S A rn on To th e E w 1ng Funer al Home , R ac 1n e Em er ge ncy Squad , pallb ea r er s an d tor t he food and bea u t iful f low er s , R e v Co ff m an fo r h is c on sq l ing word s. al l who he l ped in any w1ay . 11 w as g r ea t ly ap pr ec i at ed 2 1-1 lt p bring you extra cash for shopping sprees Notice BAS EM E N T ~ a l e , M ov1n g M usl sel l a lo r of c lothm g an d hou seh o ld t t em s c heap Tu es da y th ru F r 1da y , 10 00 A Low Cost '" I Want Ad Will Cut AVAilABLE TO INDIVIDUALS ONLY! NON COMMERCIAL NO REFUNDS. Each initia I and group of figures counts as one word. Be sure to count name and address, if used, and your phone number . Including prices for items offered in your want ad ll!fill increase response. 1. . 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. n 20 H O R SE M er cury or 25 ho r se Ev tn r ude outboa r d Ca ll 992 /7 BI a ti er -1 p m 2 2<1 31c HOU SE BOA T tn g ood con d tt ion . Call c oll ect ( JO.I J 727 8723 , N rtro , W Va alt er l p m 2 21\ 51C L I VE p1 g eon s 1n Qood c on dit ion , w il l p a y soc a p tece Phon e 992 7687 1 2.J 41 p OLD lurntture . tee bo x es . brass be d s. old w a ll t e lepholfl es and pa r ts. or co mpl ete hous ehol ds Wnt e M D Mtller , R t 2. Po m eroy , O h to Ca ll 992 7760 10 7 71\ 1 21-52tc B u ILUIN G S. an d w ar e roo m , t ea r do w n for tumber Phon e 99'1 36 58 1 18 ore ' I house 9 TO 10 It d ump bed (6 1-l l 307 ?411 - Ta x Se rv1 c e , o r St at e t ax es Phon e 99 2 7228 or see w a lla ce Ru sse ll , Bradbur y 1 30 26t C F e d e r al p ET S TO G IVE A W AY p UREBREO G r eat Dane , mat e, 1 yr . old . Ph one 99 2 38 32 or 992 2639 , M etgs Co . Hum ane Soc t ety 2 22 6tc Pe ts To G tve A way p U R E BRED G r eat Dan e , I e ma te, s y rs . old . Gentl e, ne ed s g ood ho m e. Call 992 383 2 or 992 2639, M e ig s Co H uman e Soc i e ty . 2 23 -6tc NOTICE Offe rs w il t be re ce rve d at lh e Off1c es of Crow , Crow & Po rt e r , Pom e r oy , Oh io , at . 10 . 00 A M on Frrday , F e b r uary 27, 19 76, lor th e sate Of the r estd en c e ot th e tate WI ll•a m Clyd e Andrews , to ca t ed at 109 Eb e nezer St r e ~ t , Pomer o y . Ohto The pr operty may b e se en by ap poi n tmen t by ca lli n g 992 J5 51. The t erms of th e sal e are ca sh and th e prop er l y wt tl be sol d subtect to r ea l esta te Ia x es for 1976 Cla r e nc e A ndrews , E ~~;e c u t o r . 12 1972 CHEV . 2-TON C&C POM0~~?!vE~?!~. ~. CO. '(l\ 17' 24, 21 NOTICE OF APPO INTM ENT Case Nv . 21660 E state vi LUCINDA DANE S, D ecease d. No t •c e 1S her e by g tv en tha t R ose 5 . R eynold s. of 266 Mill St r ee l. Mtdd l eport. Oh to , ha s d u ly appo tntec:t b ee n E xe c utr•K of the E st a t e of L ucinda Dan es. de ce ased . late of M e tg s Counly , Oh io . Cre diTor s ar e r equ 1r ed ~o I' Ie their c la i m s Wtlh satd fi duc iar y w t thin fo ur month s. Da t ed th 1s 20 th day of F ebruary , 1970 · Mann in g D We bs t er Judge Co urt o f Common Ptea 5. Pro b ate Dtvtsion ( 2) 21\ ( 3) 2, 9 . 3H: P UBLI C NOTICE T0 THE U NKNOWN HEIR S, THE I R EXECUTOR S, A D MINI S T RA TOR S A ND OF W A YNE ASS I GN S cHEVAL1ER , D ECEA SED , UNK N OW N R E SIDENCE Yo u ar e her e by nott f 1ed that For Sale O N E k 1tch en ca r l. on e Ken mo r e auto wa sh er , Nor ge d r y er , Mag i c Ch et c ~o k s tove , d in e tt e set , d •Sh · c a bi f1 et, M o to r o l a b w t v , 2 d r esser s, dt sh es, clo th tn g an d oth er n ou se ho ld ite m s Ph one 9 9~ 3090 or 992 2770 . 2 2.1 3tc 196 7 CHE VROL E T Bel air . 7B 3 en g in e , Reg B eeql e pup s, H ar teq u1n roman ce boo k s Ph on e ?.t9 '2R-t9 a lt er 6 p m . ? 24 31c SU P ER A r armatt n ew p;:ai n t job , n aw ba t te ry , cult tv a t or . f e rl i t i ze r att a chm en t , H 1ll er s, 1n good con dtt to n Pr. ce rt to se ll Ph on e 949 126 1. A lbert H tll , R ac tnc , Oh io 2 2 l 61 c tO SP EED bi c yc le EKcc ll en l conr: d,on , 'iOO Ph on e 9 9 ~ ~ 86 9. 10. w ;:u e r p<,l i d , dcp o s i l 30 8 P a g e St , r e q u tr c d M i dd lepo r t Phon e 99 2 7.1 16 ' 1.\ 6t ( La Salle HOTEL 11. 12. NAME ADDRESS . ' CITY . PHONE .. MAIL WITH . 11.25 TO THE DAILY SENTINEL lll COURT ST. POMEROY, OHIO 45769 1 4 tt c 3 ANLJ '' f<M fu rn tshed and unfurnish ed apt s Phon e 992 5434 11 9 1f c COUNTR Y M0b 1l e Home Park , R t 33 . t en mt les nor th of Pom er o y Large lOis wit hcrmcrete pa t ios , sid ewa, l k.s , runners _ and o ff s t ree t parking Ph one 99 2-7<179 : 2.J IIfc Middleport, ' u. Rooms, SS.OO. up Special Rates by Week or Mo"th GRA IN fed hog ready to but cher W tll se ll ' ? or who l e , 40 ce nt s l b Phon e 99 2 120 1 aft er a p m 'l 22 St c 10 71! i f( SE LM A R Stg n c t c l a r 1n et , Harm ony. gui t a r . Both rn ex c e ll en t c ond ilto n Ph on e 949 70 9J 'l 22 Jt c CO/\ L I CJ F~ S/\L E Cfd~ Coa l Co n1 p om ;: , 1 mi te nor1 h o f Ch es h1 r e . on Rl 7 Pi ck yo ur ow n , ~, /0 per ton Ope n 6 da y s p ~Cr w eek or Ca ll ( 61 l) 36/ 133 0 to r furt her tnl o r m .at JO n l R 7RI c CO A L , lirn es t on e and all typ es of sa II and ro ck sa II f or •ce il n d sno w r emov al Ex ce ls ior Sai l Wo rk.s, Eas t Ma1n 5 1 , Pom ero y, OhtO Phon e 992 38 91 17 7 1rc U N F URN I SHED apt in Pomeroy 2 bedrm . n ewly r edecor a t ed , f ull y ca r peted . Call in th e ea rl y am 99 2 2188 . 2 22 tfc MODERN wa lnut co n sol e , A M F M rad t O. 4 Sp ee d changer Balance $ 101 10 or t erm s. Ca ll 992 396 5 2 19 tf c Now F O R q ut ck sal e , 1968 Comet. 6 c yt Phon e 997. 77 ·19 2 12 -Jic 196 3 C HE VR O LE T catJ o11 c r sl e er m q , 1r u c k , p ow e r w ou ld m ak e a qoocl log tr uc k r1 r s 1 5 1. ?00 ta k e<; 11 L a n d 111a r k . E ast Mi'l in 5 1 , P omero y ') 20 61( t966 rop o 700 . 6 cvl c.· nq in c and J sp eed tran srr'I!SSIOn comp let e $1 00 P hon e 997 7 120 al ter 5 00 ') ?0 l i p 19!0 I O RO P ic k up tr uc k 10 nq !J ed , a Ut omat 1c . 6 c yt P11on c ( 6 l t l 667 331 9 7 20 !l c 197 5 DAT SU N 62 10 H at c hba c k with s tand a r d tran sm 1s sion an d atr condit ion ing 53 ,300 Ca l l 99 2 3>~ 5 3 2 18 61 c For Sale or Trade F OR sal e or trad e lor p 1c kup of eq ual va l ue , a Gr ave l y tra cto r with alta chm ents Phone 992 -7363 . '] 22 d ip Mobile Homes for Sale 70 MOBIL E H 0 n1c . to t al e tc c 3 :on ce ntral a ir con d 1li o ner , exce ll ent co n d tl ion . Ph on e 7•1 7 767<1 or 1 ' - 2 24 7t c Real Estate For Sale 0 N t:; A C.. t<!t: , 6 rm s and ba t h, Rt 3. Pom er oy , Rose Hill D 1c k Dav iS prop erty, full basement , slum1num siding . p(lneted $10,000 Ca ll O ak Hill 685 6576 evenings , Ja c kson '286 3004 days . 2 5-30 tp J Conditioner Model UCXXX. 210,000 Weekly Grain Capacity $299 ] --::J.' Reg. Sl39 .00 Val. POMEROY LANOMARI<. ·•~- Jack w. Carsey , Mgr. Phone 992-2181 _____ _ ..a CON D I T ION E D hay for sate , A l so . w ant ed S1 b a t e H er e for d bull s Phon e 74 2 7B7 1, D e ~~:t e r . 2 20 .1\p M c D A N I EL Cu s tom Bu r c her ing , We s t Columb1a , W Va W e but c he r cattle and hog s . S10 cattle sla ught er . $7 tor hogs , 12c for c utt ing and wrapprng State and f edera l Inspected ; Open 6 d a ys per week Phone 0 04) 882 3224 . I 30·26tc ---------~--- -- GOOD hay , nev er wei. Phon e 949 .2523 .ALUMINUM b l, ii UIII Q II " ,.; B' X 6' in exce ll e n t cond tf lon , i \00 . Ph one 99 2 5786 2 22 6t c TWO ca lves , mixed H ere f ord cow wi tt'l calf PMne 843 2J5J B R H OMt:: , IIJ S! fin islled remod e tm g Sa l em St.. Rutland . Phon e 742 - 2306 alter 4 p .rn or see Mi lo B ' H u t ch tnson . 10 9 H e 13; H igh School T . V. Honor Soci ety 15; Family S25 ,00 ; 1975 Mint Set S9.00 ; CAP!'AIN EASY 1976 St iver Proof Set (3 pes . ) SIS.OOi 1976 Silver (l \ M Y f 'ouR PUR5UER MAY ~ E 5 0M E 0 ~E WH O WA" f!> A CUT O F YOUR FATHER 'S pes .) 58 SO. Ca ll Rutland, 742 ·2331 R&J COII'IS Ph . 949-2023 or 843 -2667 NORTif 1 23 1 mo LARRY WHOBREY PUBLIC ACOOUNTANT Now accepting clients for bookkeeping and lax se rvice . PH. 992-6173 1 22 1 mo FtMancing '\vailable Blown into Walls & A1tics STORM WINDOWS & DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDtN G· SOFFITT GUT T E R S- AWNINGS olo J 6 - p,m • ---------~-- 2 22 Jt c ---- Rill Estate for Sale 4 B ED R OOM hou se f or sa te 1n N ew Haven , $11,5 00 Cal l 882 3390 . 2 27 12tc l •hc7 0 MO B IL E ho m e, to ta l 3 ton a 1r con e lect r ic d t t i o n e r , e x c ellent c o n d i l ton . Ca ll 247 268<~ or 2~7 2664 2 6t c n BE D RM hom e , j us t hn 1s hc d , r em od elt ng , ~ a l em St . Ru tl and Phon e 742 2306 a f ter .1 p m o r see Milo B H u t c h rs on 9 13 r t c TEAFORD . Phone 992-3)25 N E W LISTING - 6 Ac r es ol mc e lay mg l en c ed tand. 5 r oom r enov at ed home, 2 Br s. m ode r n ba th , mod . kit , ga s F A , FU r nil ce and out b ids $ 16 ,500. NEARLY 4 acre s - H ~l s 2 se pt ic l a nks, c tfy w at er , on 124, t u ~ l oil Rt 7 Oni y $8 ,500 J t1r s , sl eilm hea t, ntce k1 f. la rge dining, fu l l bct sem enl , a nd v 1ew of r 1ver $29,500. Country home L tk e new 3 Brs, bnth , u f tltf y. porch , F A l urna ce il nd 1 ac r e t-A~HIUNAI:SU: - Onl y $19,500 . 12 ACRE S - Ctf y w at er and g As. Lar ge ultl l ly b u ilding for hob b y Renova t ed 3 B r s A sk ing $29.500 J ACRE S - In t he country on hard road , d r illed we ll nnd septi c lank. RESIDEI'ITER - Be au t Ji ul 1 acre. Good 5 br s, & 2 baths Nat ga s furna c e . G ood garde n ground $3 5. 000 . ' 157 .ACRES - Large older hom e wl l h bc1th , barn and tractor land Som e limber $60 .000 . --~ ,._ ·- Take a dvantage of our price s . Quality bu il t homes. Nice lots available m nice loc at ivn s. MOD ER N CHEMICALS 100 Kerr Street Ph. (614) 985-4102 2 12-1 mo: Pomcrov , Otlio 4576 9 1\S PH A L T I N G drtv eway s an d pa rk in g lots , se pti c t ank s 1n s ta t t e d co n cre t 1n g a n d ba c kh o l' w o rk row t e r ·s Co n s ! ru c t io n P ho n e 99 / 7 18 1 or 7·t7 :1~ 9 3 ? 2.1 61C C: ijRA D F O RD , Aucti oneer Comp l ete Ser v tcc Ph on e 94 9 'l 4B7 or 9.i 9 2000 Ra c1 ne . Oh io , Crt lt B ra d ford , 10 9 Jf c R E D D OG . l i mes to ne . g ra 11 e l o nd t i lt d 1rl d e l tvered Ph one Bi ll P u flt [1 S 99'2 74 78 1 19 26tc WE ARE SEL LERS OF GOOD PROPERTY CALL US TO SEL L CONES Up THUNDER r?....;~-::::::-:~-.;:r:~-:-~ r-----oc;::,----'IIP"'':"'---~ -;~;;;;;~ Bul YIIH 'f WH'1, AT ri 0 R p HAN S HOULD r ~ SHE 11./QS JUST SOME SHOW GIRL WHO ' D HOOKED H1M NO DOUS 1.1 , I F I NTE R ES T E D in bui ld i ng a n e w hom e, cot) ta c t R O US H CO N STR U CTI ON Jr ee es lima te s. Greg Rou sh , 99'1 7511 3 2 t e 12t c D & 0 TREE Tr lm mt ng , 20 v ca r s cx p fr 1en cc I ns ur ed tr ee e sti ma t e~ Ca ll 991 23 8d o r ( 6\ 11 69 8 7257 A l ba n y 10 15 I f t nun Hf: TIME WAS JUST A SUM -· SHE SUPPORTED Hlh'\ - P A PER han g •n g, Pi'lin l ln \:1 p ane l in g , e1c Pt1on e 94 9 202 3. ' 18 1 2t ~ EXCAV A TIN G , B A CK HOE S A ND DOZ E R L A R GE A ND SMA L L , SEPTI C TA N K S IN S T A L L E D BILL PU L L I N S, PH ON E 992 ·2-17 8. D AY O R NIGH T 2 22 5? tp ~ h A u Y MI X CO N ~ ~~· ~ d e l t v er ed r 1gh t to your p r o 1 ec t. F as t a nd easy . F r ee CSI1m a tes Ph one ~97 328 -1 , G oeg l ein Re a dy Mi.'l. ' Co , M iddl epor t , O htO 6 30 1fc EL WO OD BOWER S R EP A IR ... Swe ep er s, loa st crs . 1ro n s, a ll sma l l ap pl ia nces . L a w n m ow e r . nex t t o S t t~ t e H igh wa v Ga r ag e on Rou t e 7 Phon e •as 382 5. .i 16 II C SE P T I C T A N K S c t e an e d M od ern Sanilatton . 992 3 9~4 or 99 2 JJ•t9 . H I\ V E d ump tr uck. and d oze r W i ll do t1aul in g CHl d ex cav atm g Ph on e ( 6 1 ~ ) 061 3319 o r 66 7 JJJJ 2 20 li e Q UA L I F-I E D a u tom obil e m~c han ic Joo k inq for work 1n o wn qar a q ~ . Reasonabl e ra t es . Call ' 997 71?0 alt er 5 0~ ') 20 l\l p four \'OU ow:) WAIT ~£11:E ! :t'LL 8E RIG~T BACK ! T 1 ~ U ND UP DIN NY ! GA.<;<''...:~,!!: AU.EY What's that? What's that se? 30 Czech sleep' 31 Work unit 32 Algerian '-A£'LL- AS LONG NOBODY IS HEAR NEWS Fl RST 'J7 AC RE S. 7 r oom toouse , ·na tur al Qas . c1ty wa t er , large barn . P hon e 992 5058 2 24 51c HOME for ' sale , spa c tous living room , dintng room , 2 bedroom s , la r g e kit chen , fami l y room . n ~ w bath . Phone 99 2 739·1 ' ').! 61{ J home . Ha s new sidi ng , turna<:e, til e & paneling, carpeting , storm doors and w tnpows 2 car garage . Low utrllties $18,500 POMEROY - HOW IMQNDER.FUU WHE;N DID IT HAPPEN ? AT "THIS MORNINGAT &EVEN ! AN D .JANIE'S J UST HOW TO SELL YOUR HOME 7 CALL US 992-2259 or 992-2568 I"IN E I Edition with Martin Agronsky 20; TheJudgeiO; To Tell the Tr uth 13: Wild Kingdom 15: Book Beat 33 . 8: 3()-Litjle House on the Prairie 3,4, 15; Bionic Woman 6,13: Tony Orlando & Dawn 8,1 0; The Way It Was I AIN'T TETCHED FRIDAY UNTIL 8 PM LUKEY ., Knight 8! 10; News 20; To Be Announced 33. '· 11 :Oo-News 3, 4,6,8, 10, 13, 15; ABC News 33. 11 : JO-Johnny Carson 34 , 15; Movie ~~ strange Homecoming" 6, 13; Movie "Kelly's Heroes1' 8; Movle " Inside Daisy Clover" 10; Janak! 33, .00-Tomorrow 3, 4; News 13. Bermea Bade Osol For~edneeday,Feb,25,1878 ARIES (March 21 · Aprtl 19) Normally yo u're a person ol ac~ TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) Others w tll b e relying upon yo u to hold up yo1.1 r end of bargarns Don't expect them to do your share LONGFELLOW KHDTME HKDME CK J CD AHB H GG. H VJPDMN H TM KHPG- AHB DTM FEMBPNMJD CK ,. K1n1 Fuhues Syndi~;:l l t, Inc. ) guns Don't be w ish y-washy SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Though your inten tions wilt be 1 good, tl w ill be easrer to make '' prom1ses today than it will be to fulfill them SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·1:>~ 21, This Is one of those 9ifYS where ypur generous nature · cou ld work to your detriment. Curb ex travagant impulses CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon 11) Be sa ti sfied tod ay with s mall advantages In your deattngs wtth o th er s. If you expect too much , you 'll overshoot the mark AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Feb. 18) careful today not to assume someone else 's burdens th at may be too large for you to manage. Look befor e you leap . Don ' t let o p ti m i sm abouf somethtng tmport ant tod ay cloud your practical judgement Rely upon realisttc evaluations. CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) II'S PISCES (Feb. 20-Morch 201 one of t hose days when you could tootisl'11y do so mething aga inst your better Judgment. Be practt c al 1n all matters. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Take You ' re l i ke l y to be most profic1en t today In managing others ' affat r s. but don't neglect to guard your own interests! into car eful conslderat to n to· day views and suggest1o ns o f co-workers They may have somethtng worth ltstening to VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopl. 22) In BDHDMB RuNAWM HOI15E5. SEE, ANO I HAD TO SAVE THEM .. MASON FURNITURE • •' 10 :30-A imanac 20. AstraGraph WEL.L.THE~ E WERE THESE THREE AIRL.INE 5TEWA~OE55E5, SEE AND THE~ WERE ON THREE DAYS, •• ':' f© 1976 A DRAP OF CORN 5QUEEZIN'5 IN • 10:oo-Petrocelli 3,4,1S; Starsky & Hutch 6,13: Blue business dealtngs today, don' t make more concess1ons 1han necessary Be fai r. but don' t gtve away the store. · l\Bf\A (Sept . 23·0<1. 23) You may find you rself tn a sHu,alion Mon., Tues., Wed. & Sat.-8:30til5:00 THURSDAY tiL 12 NOON .. 9 : 3Q-D ump lings 3,4, 15;. chain 45 Sinus DTM ' • • 9:()()-Chico & the Man 3,4,15; Baretta 6,13 ; Cannon 8, 10; Great PerformancesJJ ; Images of Aging 20 . 1635 44 Nautical zo • • 20; Images of Aing 33. tion , Today you cou ld be a shade too lackadai.sicat a bout that which shOuld be done VEM . Mason. w. Your School 33. 1 : 30- Last oflhe Wild 3; Name That Tune 4; Wild Wild · World of Animals 6 ; Match Game PM 8; Evening ' •• .. city 34 - esprit 37Possess :r.l Place -, Paris thoroughfare· ·42 Rotate a KHDTME Herman Grate Dinah 13. 4:30- Bewltched 3; Mod Squad6; Partridge Family 8; Sesame Sl 20,33; To Be Announced 15. 5:00-Bonanza3; Family AffairS; Star Trek 1S. 5:30-Adam-12 4: Beverly Hillbillies 8; Elec Co. 20,33; Adam -12 13. 6:00-New s 3, 4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33 . 6:30-NBC News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8, 10; Crop Game 20; Cr.,.colendos 33. 7:01)-Truth or Cons. 3: To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling fi>r Dollars 6; Pop Goes the Country~ ; News 10; Wild Kingdom 13: Family Affair 15; Book Beat 20: Know Channel 5. . 7:00-Bozo the Clown (c) '. 7:30) - PPHS -Ripley Basketball fcl . '· 9.()()-Bill Cosby (c) 9:30-Wyatt Earp •. 10·()()-700-Ciub lc) a firm position Sttck to your CRYPTOQUOTES and 5 P.M. 773-5592 20.33; Movie "The Marx Brothers at ttle Circusn 10; One letter si mply blands for another · In thi s sampl e A is used for the three L 's, X for th e two O's, etc. Sin gle l etters, apastrophes, the l ength and formati on of I he' words are all hints. Each c1 ay thr code lr ltcrs are d ifferent. 8 A.M.,· The Noon Report, 2 s to ry frame w ith almost new roof. stdl ng and carpo rt. J b ed ro oms, ba th . Smtt ll yi!rd , S8,000. envelopes are enclosed The most interestmg questions w1fl be used m th1s column and will rece1ve copies ot JACOBY MODERN ) DOWN Is water availa b le . Some t i mber . $123 .00 per acre . La rge r Young & the Rest less 10; Not For Women Only 15. DAlLY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how lo work it: A X'V D L B 1\ A X R GEMINI (Moy 21 -June 201 Be EXPANDED WEEK DAY NEWSCASTS POMEROY 1: 00-News 3; Ryan 's Hope 6, 13; Ptlil Donahue tt ; As the World Turns 8, 10. 2 0()-$20,000 Pyramid 6,13. 2:3()-Doctors 3,4,15; Ne ighbors 6, 13; Guiding Light 8, 10 . 3·00-Another World 3,4,15: General Hospital 6, 13; All In the Fami ly 8, 10; Kup's Show 20. 3:31}-()ne Life to Live 13; Mickey Mouse Club 6; Match Game 8,10. 4·0()-Mister Cartoon 3; Merv Griffin 4: Somerset 15; Bewitched 6; Mickey Mouse Club 8: Mister Rogers cavities WMPO AM-FM A CRE S on Salem St ., Rutland . s mall po(ld , old ltou se , all f enc ed 1n Phon e 742 228 <1 . 2 24 17tc Search for Tomorrow 8,10 12· 45-Elec. Co. 33. 12 :55- Take K.err 8; Dan lmel 's World 10 . tl stamped. self-addressecl 13 French-, founded Gallipolis. Ohio STORE HOURS Deall3; Bob Braun's S0-50 Club 4: News 6,8,1 0. 12.30-Take My Advice 3,15; All My Children 6,13: answer mdiv1dua/ quesUons movie camera RIVERSIDE AMC.JEEP REEDSVILLE AREA 135 ACRES Mine rals, City ss- 11 TA!( e Kerr 8; D a n I mel 's World 10. 12 .00-Magnificent Marble Machine 3, 15; Let's Make a 1 3D-Days of Our Lives 3.4,15; Rhym e & Rea son 6113; river limited Time Ofler MASON FtiRNITURE For tune 3,15; Weekday 4; Gambit 8,10; Farmer's Daughter 13.11 : 30-Hollywood Squares 3,4, 15 ; Happy Da ys 13; Love of Life 8, 10; Sesame St. 20,33 . newspaper. The Jacobys will companion SAVE *425.00 Route l~l - Jln A<:res - 2 BR , ba th , own & ci t y wate r , garage, Cellar for . fruits , land scaped $8,300 . Price i s Right 8, 10. 10 ,3()-High Rollers 3,4,15; Dinah 6. 11 :00-Wheel of (Do you have a question for the experts? Wri te "A sk the Jacobys " care of th is line's is tr4inq FREE A/C B LHLD I N ri to ts, n o less than 50 ' x 150 ' eac h , has quick ac cess to Ct l y water and sanitary sewage Comptefe f in o n c tng to qualified int eres t ed b uye r ! ' Ca ll 992 57 86 2-22 61c ------------8 "The biddt ng proceeded one spade to my left . pass by my partner , l our spades· to my ng h l. Should I htd f1v e d ubs?" We certainly would make that ca ll. It might be a los1ng action. bu t it is far mor e ltkel y t o pr ove a w1n n er Hemembcr, yo u have to take some cha nces. I Venezuelan 1 Papal name peninsula 2 Famous !ilm 6 "Annabel -" critic 9 Paris 3HaUofa landmark diam. II Electric 4 :- de France 12- Paix, 5 Ready Paris · (2wds.) · thoroughfare 'Old Latin Yesterday's A.Wwer (3 wds.J Quarter site 18 One, in 33 Former 13 Cook in Paris Paris Mrs. 14 Stockings, (2 wds.) 20 Brink Sinatra in Soho 7 Poetical 21 Stag 34 Mrikaner 15 Galley-proof adverb 22 Make 35 Jane Austen notation 8 Cathedral haste novel 17 Prompt city 23 Jewish 36 Rocketeer 19 Resting 9 GoU inmonth Willi 22 Take offense structor 24 As the Univ. 37 Make a 25 Marquis of 10 Have some of Paris choice infamy escargots IS called 38 Method 2& Forlorn 11 Alleviating 27 Monsieur 40 One of the 27 Burn 17 Football or 29 Roman Bobbsey somewhat basketball statesmantwins 28 Brusque player philosopher 41 Insecticide 29 Hook and $28,000 . 12 • A5 4 . 2 . , . KQ.J 98654 Pass some 25 or 30 yea rs ago. Somehow or oth er everyone or the Soulh players bid to ACROSS ALLEY OOP ON 2.11 ACRES - Hom• 3 BR ranch type , nice kitchen W ref. r a nge FORCED Air furn a<:e, full basement. ow n waler, (tap pa i d) storm door s & w tndows , Large ga rilge W .workshop . Carpo r t . 2 t railer hookups . 9·()()-I'Jot For Women Only 3: Ph il Donahue 4, 15; Lucy Show 8; Mike Dougla s 10; Morning with D.J . 13. 9:3()-A.M. 3; One Life to Live 6; Talttetales 8; Mtke Douglas 13. IQ:O()-Ce lebrlty Sweepstakes 3.4. 15; Edge of l'light 6; by THOMAS JOSEPH to 9 -18 1fc 44 1\ couple of East players. o· u t:LL A tt nement l oca t ed be hi n d R u tf a nd G r ad e Tune up 1 brak es. Sc h oo l wh ee l balan cing , a t.n em cn t . Phon e 74? i' OO•l 1116tfc PACER ' Mexrcu n~ ader asks. w as in l ourth se at. v uln e ra b le aga in s t· nonvuln erabl e a nd p1c ked up : ,. who beli eved m resu ltS and SE W IN G M A CHIN E Repa irs . ser v ic e . a l l m a kes 99 2 2284 . Th e ra b ric Sl10p , Pom er oy , A uthortz ed Sing er sa tes an d Serv tce We sh nrp cn Sc issor s . 3 29 tf c. L U CK ET T F a r m EQu ipment , West W a s h in gto n St .. A lba ny , Ph on e ( 614 ) 098 3037 o r 6'? 8 788 1 7 18 761 c 8:3()-Big Valley 6 ·r Sou th spades on hi s own. every West player doubled him a nd --·;c.,_c.=: every South had no trouble rackmg up an over tnck The biddtng tn the bOX WaS the most common. but some So uth players saved one round and opened wtth four spades R EMODE LI N G , Pl umb 1ng , hea t 1ng a nd all t yp es Of gen er al r ep a i r . Wor k gua r ant eed 20 yea r s Cl'; per tcn ce . Phone 992-24 09 5 1 tfc Y Ll U need yo ur g r .1v et ha uled . c. al l ( 61-l l 985 ql19 any t i m e 7 18 t 'Ji p IF LITTLE E)(C A V A T!N G, cto zer , IO ac..t; • an d backho e wo r k , sepl tc 1<1nks in st all e d , d ump tr uck s and to boys for h i r ~ ; Wi l l haul l tl l dtrt , ro p .SOJI. ti mPs t on e n nd gr a ve l Ca ll Bob or R og er Jeff ers , day p hon e 997. 7069. n 1ght p hOfle 99 2 J.'J25 or 9n 5232 2 11 lie E XCA V A T I NG , d o ar , and d 1t c h er o ac k.ho e Cl1iH I{'S R H;'t tl jf' ld 13 ac k H oe Serv iC e , Ru t l an d , Oh io P hone 7,17 7008 11 307 81C North Easl Every time we think abou t freak hands we remember one that appeared in the national m1 xcd team c hampionsh ip UTILE ORPHAN ANNIE (614} 992 ·2798 , Ot Ck Se yler 1 ?9 1 m o 8 .00--Lassie 6; Capt . Kangaroo 8, 10; Sesame St. JJ . By Oswald & James Jacoby BISSELL BUILDERS We Buy Anttques Good M orning, Tri News 8; Bugs Bunny & r ie~d s 10 Obi Pass 2 t Db! Pas:; Pass Opening lead - K ·• SAVE MONEY? FU RNIT U RE STRIPPING SERVICE R e m9va t o f Pain ts Ptastt cs varn i shes , etc Wood or M e tal R epa ir s R ef tn ts h ing of Furnit ure Burn 1Sh 1ng Po l ishin g of Cop per & Br e~ss 6 ·30-Columbus Today 4; N ews 6 ; Sunrise Semester 8; 7: 30-Schoolles 10. A New WANT TO 6:2()-The Story 13. 7 oo-Today 3,4,15; Good Morning, America 6,13: CBS Netther vulnerable FOR 'lOUR SO.Jl- \ 6 ; 00---Sunri se Semester 10. 6 : 15- Farm Report 13 . e1ther . 4 AQ1074 WI~ TO FRI'.'I WEONESDAY , FEBRUARY 25, 1976 li e tsn l gomg to fa ll do wn . but he isn't goi ng to get cmywhere. man who sits on a park bench. . 3 1·30-Tomorrow 3,4 , News 13. Farmlime · 10. 6 .4o-ounce of Prevention 10 6 :45-Morning Report 3. 6 ·55--Chuck White Reports 10; Sl ate 13. lie is som• lhing like t he a K(/J 5 4 3 2 BORN LOSER 10. nice pcnalt ~es . SOUTH tDI -~------ - 7 BE DRM home , new root, n ew ba tnroom N ca r Sc hoo l C a tt ~ 74 2 218 ·1. . 1086 5 t Ql084 2 " 98 3 4K 5 2 Ph . 992 -3993 4 10 1 m o . NEW LISTING - 8 rm s , 4 Brs ,' 2 ba lhs, cit y water and ga s. Corn er lot ou t of flood Only $8 ,500. . t-UR SA LE n o.. ·M L cH H.I ~ V il l c, 5 rm . hou se , ro o t ce l lar with r o om ov er , 2 b oy d et ach ed garage , 11~; acr es. no bath , hot and cold w ater in kit c hen , 1 p , gas heat h ea t ers with hous e Ca ll 74 2 2819 aft er5pm 2 18 6tp • KQ94 t AK .f lARRY lAVENDER Syracuse, Oh i o M od ern Free estimiltes on Cilrp eling a r1d inslilllation . W e' l l bring sa mples to your ho m e with no obligation See how yvu can r ea ll y save. Mtke Young j Manager Sa les a nd In stallation Rt . 3, Pomer oy , Ohio 45169 Phone day o r mght 614 -992 -2.2.06 J ] -1 1 m o OLD EAST • • Wesl SLOAN'S CARPETING Virgit B., Sr .. Broker 110 Mec han tc Pomeroy, 0 W~;ST a AR7 " The Invasion of Carol Enders" 6, 13; Movie " D irty Dingus Magee" 8 ; Mo11ie "A Covenant wittl Death " else . c ntic tzed th e tr West partner s lor doubling lnur spad es. bul we can ' t blame them a ll. 1\ player who boasts tha l no one ever makE'S a doub led contrac t agatn sl Jum must be mi ssi ng a lot of t 9 7 653 Blown Insulation- Services 12 :0()-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Mystery of the Week no thin g 24 • 10 6 • A J 72 FREE ESTIMATES Plnaglass - Table Tvps Mirrors . St or m & Screens. FERRELL' S GLASS & HOME MAINTENANCE Si d i ng - V i ny l 8. Alum i num W i ndow Gla ss & Glaz ing . On the Job or 1n Shop Pt c k u p a n d del i v er y serv i ce Call Collect 388 -8239 Spec•atlle in bu•ld · up roD f i ng & hot roof!. . Free Estimates 10 years e11 per1ence. H ar ve F err-:11 Bidw ett , Oh10 2 6 1 mo Swtt c: h 10; News 20; Woman Alive! JJ. 10 ·'3. - Woman Alive! 20; Woman 33. II :00-News 3, 4,6,8. 10, 13, 15; ABC News 33 . 11 :30-New Hampshi re Pr i mary 3,4,6,8, 10, 13, IS. WIN AT BRIDGE All results were the same WAY- IF WE- STOP AN D PAR LEY\3E; A LON.S TIME BEFO RE WE GE T TO M cK E:E '~ Dt6 ! Roger Wamsley M O DERN hom e in Ches ter . 8 room s, 2 ba t h s , 2 por c hes , sun porch , 1J ba sement , Ct ly a nd well water , natural gas , garage Pr i ced to s ell Phon e (6 14) 9B5 <1 102 . 2-4 lfc 2 22 Si c 1972 HONDA 500 , 6,1 00 miles, has fatrtn g Good c;ondi t ion . \1 ,000 Phone 9J9 213 9 afl er .t - I'; 2 17 ') 6 6 1 Landmark ...,~e'i -'jji;.\ COOP .._ _ Automatic Water ---------------- ---- --------- at 1969 K I RKWOOD M o b i le Hom e, 12 x 45 Fur n tsh ed a nd 1n go od c ond tl io n Call 992 553] a f t er 5 p m . 2 2') Jlp It f· ~ ' '),. SMALL effi ciency apt for s i ngle male occ tJpant , no anima l s. Phone 992 -5786 2 22 -6t c . gOOd For d S?SO 1966 F AL CON Sta tton Wagon , 6 cy l std . atr . pa1r Monroe shoc k s for 59 67 vw S 10 Pt10n e 992 78 26 2 2'1 3tc F I REW OOD , ph on e 949 70 B9 'J 18 l 'ltc --------'----~- h e Com m on P l ea s Court of FU RNI SH ED <1p 1 .'l t ooms· M ei g s: Count y , Oh io . Probate and bath , la r ge bac k an d O t v is io n . Co ur t House , fron t po r ch w 1t h y ard , Pom ero y , Oh io , 457 69 , Case A lso, F ur ut i li t ies pa 1d 2 1, 718, by Edward No, ni sll ed apartm e nt , 3 roo ms Che ll a l ter , Administrator of a nd bath , Wtth yard , ad ult s E s ta te ot Wayn e Ih e preferred . Call before 6 c neva l t e r , D e c e a -s ed , p .m . 992 2937 . vs Edward Pl ain t iff , 2-20 4t c ....,.. Chevali er . et a l . , and th e h e tr S. Jhetr unkno w n a nd un el(e c u t or s. admini s trators an d F U RN I SHE D f urnish ed mod ern apt , 2 as si g n s of Wayne Che v a l ier. and 3 bedrms . , all electric , D ece a se d, De fe nd an ts , whose brt c k building , decorated res iden c es ar e unkn own . The pla stered walls , comp lete ob te ct ot th e Co mplam t and Youngstow n . kitch ens , Wtth th e demand for r e li ef are t o dis po sal unlis , ~ l orm doors de t erm tn e who ar e the next of and w indo ws. com pl et el y kin . h e tr s at . t aw . th e tr ins u lated , front and r ear e ~~; ec utor s , adm 1n 1s tr a tors and en tra n ce . beauti f ully l and asstgns of Wayne Ch eva l ter , scape d , p r ivate pa r king, De ce a se d , en t itl ed b y t he taws special tow rent The Haven of thiS stat e to the next estate Terrace Apls , N ew Haven , of tnhen t an ce an d t o det er W VA . Phone .(30<1 l 882 min e th e shar e to whtch the 2433 2 15 9t c ne11. t of k.i n o r h eirs a t taw , th e •r exe c utors ~ ad mm•s tr at ors and asstgn s, are E N JO Y gra c tou s l 1v1ng at Vtllage Manor ~~ ,In Mip . en ti t led ac cording to the dleport for as tow as $ 130 statute i n such cases made p er monlh with a fl and provid ed , and tor suc h u t tl tltes pj!id , .. Th_~ other r e li ef a s t h e court may ar c br<l l ' <l l · ~·. h1y h q l, <~l •ty de term ine ap art m cn 1s a 1 pr ices you You a re her eb y np tif ted that can . af ford Yo ur r e nt in yo u ar e requ 1r ed t o answer . th e e l udes month to month Co mptatn l Wtlhin twenty e tgbl lease s , a l l elec. l l v tng , da ys after t he la st publ ic at ion . carpenng , range and the last publi c at ion of wh1 ~ h refrigerato r , f r ee tra sh wdl be on th e 6th day o f Apnl. ptckup , cab l e TV at your 19 70 eKpense. and o n .site laundry faciltties . Con M A NN IN G D . WEB STER venient to shopp tng on Ttlird J UDGE A N D and Mill Str eets in M td EX OF FICIO CL ERK dleport . See the ma,ag er a t CO MM O N PLE AS COURT , Rivers ide Aparlmenl s •or MEIG S CO U NTY , O H IO , ca l l 99'1 327 3. F urnish e d PRO BA TE D I VI SI ON apartmenls are also availab l e. 12) 11 1) 1 ') , 'J 16 1) , 30 ( .j) 6, 2-2 78 t c '" 1963 rOR D Gal aKIC , c ond1110n A l so . 196<1 Both for t or pilr ls P h one (6 11 1 985 ,170 •1. l\ 5858. - 1972 V EG A . $80 0. Pho n e 949 2220 2 IS 6tc \ 1973 PONT IAC Cat a l ina . Ph one 669 34-16 or 742 24 65 Ph 992-277 1 2 27 J tc 99'} ] 110 H OU SE in Ryt l a nd Cal l 99? ____ P LY M O UTH R oad r unn e r . 1969 , 4 sp ee d . 59,000 m i les . 575 0 Phon e 992 297 5 7 18 6t p 19 7 1 MONT E Ca rlo with ai r and m ags , i2 ,00 0. P hone 99 2 567 1 2 22 4tp r IR CO H cl 1 I R C w etd 1nq u ti lll<I Ch 1n C, n e w e lc c ilCC PSSort eS 1nc tuded Phon !' for Rent ~----- 1967 CHE VY ton P1 c k up , to n g hed , ~so o P hon e 991 368<1 . 2 2-1 3tc 'J 70 lit e ' 8. 1970 D OD G E Ch all enq er , 20 rn p g , $850 w 11h stee l be tted r a d iit ls.. S7 50 w i ! h g l a ss be t t ed t i r e s . Mu s t s e ll QUICk l y Phon e 99'1 5 169 1 24 Si p I 'l MOBIL E hom es , gas an d WI L'L baby sd 1n m y home , in the Chester Tupp ers Pla 1n s ar ea PhOne . ( 61 4) 985 ·380 7 2 27 31 p a Co m ptamt h a s be en ft l ed tn - 1973 CH ARGER S E bl ac k wilh w h il e pi n st rtp e s $2 ,300 Pl'l on e 949 :1•117 7 24 ] I p 2 2•1 Otp Employment Wanted QU A LI F IED mtn e tn spector . mus t h a 11e 6 'y r s. e ll.per ien c e 2 y r s most ha v e bee n un de r g ro und 1n OhtO Contac t Indus t rial R el ation s, Per son nel Dept , 2323 W Fifth Av e, Co l umbu s, Oh10 43204 or catt (61<1 ) 446 3271 7 lR 6t c Agronsky 20; Price Is Right 10: To Te ll the Truth 19755 Proof Set (6 pes.) UNC Sel Basketall 8; Adams Chronicles 20,33: M-A-S-H 10. 9:31}-()ne Day At A Time 10. 10 :()()-City of Angels 3.4, 15; Marcus Welby, M.D. 6, 13; $25 ,000 Pyranitd 8 ; E v en ing Edition with Martln Bi<:entennial Coins 1 , p di O fo r a l l ma t.. es and m od el s ' of mobt le hom es Phon e ar ea c od e 614 423 953 1 .1 13 lf c SO M EO N E 10 l 1ve 1n Wl,l h f-or mor e· eld e rl'( lady ml o r m~ 1 1 0n , c al l 9!9 229 1. 7 70 61C ~ POMEROY, OHIO L A~ H Help Wanted FOR SALE From a sh elf to a hou se, all types of bulldtng and remodeling trom the foundation · up . Additions , carpeting , patnting, siding , rooftng , paneltng , paper hang i ng et c .. .. B, 10; International Animation Fest iva l 20 ; Behind the Lines JJ, 8 : 30- laverne and Sh i rley 6,13; Pop! 8, 10; Consumer Surv i val Kit 20,33 . 9 :0Q-Polrce Woman 3, 4,15, Rookies 6, 13; College Wild, Wild World of An imals 33. 7 .3D-Hollywood Squares 3, 4; Let' s Dea l With It 6, ------------- CONSTRUCTION Th e atre 33. .,8 :()()-Movin' On 3,4, 15; Happy Days 6,13; Good Times and You 33. 7 :0Q-Truth or Con sequences J ; T o Te tl Th e T r u th 4 ; Bowling for Dollar s 6, Coun t ry Plac e 8, New 10; Name That Tune 13, Famrly Affa ir 15; Ant iques 20; Currency and Supplies Buv , Sale or Trade 2 19. 1 mo Ph on e SEWING nf a ll ktnd s, dr ess es f or a l l occasion s. s tac k s , Shirt s , newbo r n l ay e t t es , cur1a1n s, drape s Phon e 99 2 3035 and ask fo r D orothy 2 19 261C 12995 102 " C. A hea vy duty spr i ng s, 292-6 cYI eng i ne, 15,000 lb 2 speed r ea r a~~; l e , foa m sea t, mi r r or s, d ean ca b WA N T to buy or take over payments on a 3 bed r m . mobde ho m e in co untry , w1th at l ea st 1 ac r e Phon e :747 ·2167 2 22 Jtc pets - tires, f r a m e r einforced , V-B en gi ne , hea t e r , r ea dy t o wo rk'. TUESDAY . FEBRUARY 24, 1976 6:3()- NBC News 3. 4 .~5 ; AB C News 13; And y Grl ffi fh 6; CBS News 8.10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20 ; Li lia s, Yoga COINS D&D v. 1973\NTERNATIONAL 1600 SERIES l3895 102" cab t o a1d e , 2 speed . R a)(le, 6 spee d , good 90 0x 20 Television log for easy viewing I_ $2695 H d ul y t ires , spr ings, boo s ter b ra k es, s te p b u mper , 8 engine , std . tran~ .. ti n ted g lass . Clean in t . 1 20 6t ( INCO'"M E -SPECIAL!-- CASH WITH ORDER T h1 r d , 2 13 Jtp - -- WRITE YOUR OWN AD! · ITS EASY TO ORDER BY MAIL! $}25 S Wanted To Buy · po sst bl e dedu c t10n tht s ye ar H ave y o u r F e d e ral and . St at e Inc om e Ta ll. r e tu rn by a n accoun ta n t . Ph on e 992 living •••••• 12 WORDS 4 DAYS 572 MA K E SU RE vo u get ev ery 61 Cost of 6 00 , M td dlepo r t 1973 CHEV .Ii, TOI'I FLEETSIDE & OBITUARY ··DUMB WAITER" . 2 SIGNS Pomeroy OF Motor Co. QUALITY I PUSS - 1 FEEL FAINT·- SEEN THEM! " Business Services ' •m C an ce lla t i On I [) j ONLY Auto Sales INFORMATION DEADLINES S P M Day B c t ore F» u bl in t ion M o n d a "( D e a d l i ne Y YES, F'\JC KER HOW COULD I ? I JoiAVEN.,. EVEN Feb. 25, 1t71 Th ts coming year you are hkely '' to put a grpater emphaSIS on join t ven1Ures or srtuations that provrde new reve nues If your' associa tes are wisely selected the resutts cou ld be protttabte. today where you 'll need to take I HfMD ~00 TRIPPED OYER 'lOUR SUPPER AS SOON AS l GET ,V..'{ CRUTCHES, I'M GOIN6 TO START HITTING PEOPLE! .• DISH ... v•. • . • �8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport- Pomeroy, 0 ., Tucsdey. f"Pb . 24. 197G DICK TRACY THEM Auto Sales WANT ADS FHURCS I I IDUNJOC ( I I Corr ectio ns w i l l be at ce pt ed un 111 9 a m lor Day of Pu blicar ion REGULATIONS Th e Pubtls)l cr reserve s th e ri ght to Pd it or r e jec l a n y ads d ee m ed o b tec tiono!ll Th e pub lish er w il l no t be r esp on si bl e tor more than on e inc or r ect 1n sert io n RAT ES F or Want Ad Serv ice 5 ce n t s per word on e 1nsertion M in tmum Charg e i l 00 14 cent s per wor d three in se r tton s c on sec ut1 ve ?6 ce nt s pe r w ord s•x co nse c ut iv e in se rt to ns 25 Per Cen t D1 SC01Jn t on pa id ad s and ad s po id w i thin 10 day s CA RD OF THANKS WHEO N A KN I <:?i<:INDEI<''S 8 USIN E.5S XX ) 15 E!>E5T t D I ) )I I TENGLE Now lllTange the cirded letters f? to (orm the surpriae anawer, as ~~~:;-J·--.]:>..~-~L.~~-~·;;;:~~·~u:r~r~e~•;; ted by the above cartoon. I":" IWHEN ( ll IIX) ARE (IIIJ fAn••"'n lomorro.-) AWFUL PICKET GRIME LIBIDO S2 00 t or so wor d m inimum . Ea c h Acl d tl tona t wo r d 3 ce n IS BLIND AD S l\ d d i t1onal 75c Cha rg e per Ad11 er lis e m ent. OFFICE HOURS A 30 a m to 5 00 p m . D aily . 8 30 a m to 17 00 Noo n Saturday Phone lod a y 99 7 715 6 n hnt A:wrf "' u·nilr•r tum '! tll' l'l'fll n ttp :'- A In Memory WE Classified Ads to W IS H express our si ncere thank s to our many lrtends and ne i ghbor s dur 1ng th e d eath of our father. O t1 S A rn on To th e E w 1ng Funer al Home , R ac 1n e Em er ge ncy Squad , pallb ea r er s an d tor t he food and bea u t iful f low er s , R e v Co ff m an fo r h is c on sq l ing word s. al l who he l ped in any w1ay . 11 w as g r ea t ly ap pr ec i at ed 2 1-1 lt p bring you extra cash for shopping sprees Notice BAS EM E N T ~ a l e , M ov1n g M usl sel l a lo r of c lothm g an d hou seh o ld t t em s c heap Tu es da y th ru F r 1da y , 10 00 A Low Cost '" I Want Ad Will Cut AVAilABLE TO INDIVIDUALS ONLY! NON COMMERCIAL NO REFUNDS. Each initia I and group of figures counts as one word. Be sure to count name and address, if used, and your phone number . Including prices for items offered in your want ad ll!fill increase response. 1. . 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. n 20 H O R SE M er cury or 25 ho r se Ev tn r ude outboa r d Ca ll 992 /7 BI a ti er -1 p m 2 2<1 31c HOU SE BOA T tn g ood con d tt ion . Call c oll ect ( JO.I J 727 8723 , N rtro , W Va alt er l p m 2 21\ 51C L I VE p1 g eon s 1n Qood c on dit ion , w il l p a y soc a p tece Phon e 992 7687 1 2.J 41 p OLD lurntture . tee bo x es . brass be d s. old w a ll t e lepholfl es and pa r ts. or co mpl ete hous ehol ds Wnt e M D Mtller , R t 2. Po m eroy , O h to Ca ll 992 7760 10 7 71\ 1 21-52tc B u ILUIN G S. an d w ar e roo m , t ea r do w n for tumber Phon e 99'1 36 58 1 18 ore ' I house 9 TO 10 It d ump bed (6 1-l l 307 ?411 - Ta x Se rv1 c e , o r St at e t ax es Phon e 99 2 7228 or see w a lla ce Ru sse ll , Bradbur y 1 30 26t C F e d e r al p ET S TO G IVE A W AY p UREBREO G r eat Dane , mat e, 1 yr . old . Ph one 99 2 38 32 or 992 2639 , M etgs Co . Hum ane Soc t ety 2 22 6tc Pe ts To G tve A way p U R E BRED G r eat Dan e , I e ma te, s y rs . old . Gentl e, ne ed s g ood ho m e. Call 992 383 2 or 992 2639, M e ig s Co H uman e Soc i e ty . 2 23 -6tc NOTICE Offe rs w il t be re ce rve d at lh e Off1c es of Crow , Crow & Po rt e r , Pom e r oy , Oh io , at . 10 . 00 A M on Frrday , F e b r uary 27, 19 76, lor th e sate Of the r estd en c e ot th e tate WI ll•a m Clyd e Andrews , to ca t ed at 109 Eb e nezer St r e ~ t , Pomer o y . Ohto The pr operty may b e se en by ap poi n tmen t by ca lli n g 992 J5 51. The t erms of th e sal e are ca sh and th e prop er l y wt tl be sol d subtect to r ea l esta te Ia x es for 1976 Cla r e nc e A ndrews , E ~~;e c u t o r . 12 1972 CHEV . 2-TON C&C POM0~~?!vE~?!~. ~. CO. '(l\ 17' 24, 21 NOTICE OF APPO INTM ENT Case Nv . 21660 E state vi LUCINDA DANE S, D ecease d. No t •c e 1S her e by g tv en tha t R ose 5 . R eynold s. of 266 Mill St r ee l. Mtdd l eport. Oh to , ha s d u ly appo tntec:t b ee n E xe c utr•K of the E st a t e of L ucinda Dan es. de ce ased . late of M e tg s Counly , Oh io . Cre diTor s ar e r equ 1r ed ~o I' Ie their c la i m s Wtlh satd fi duc iar y w t thin fo ur month s. Da t ed th 1s 20 th day of F ebruary , 1970 · Mann in g D We bs t er Judge Co urt o f Common Ptea 5. Pro b ate Dtvtsion ( 2) 21\ ( 3) 2, 9 . 3H: P UBLI C NOTICE T0 THE U NKNOWN HEIR S, THE I R EXECUTOR S, A D MINI S T RA TOR S A ND OF W A YNE ASS I GN S cHEVAL1ER , D ECEA SED , UNK N OW N R E SIDENCE Yo u ar e her e by nott f 1ed that For Sale O N E k 1tch en ca r l. on e Ken mo r e auto wa sh er , Nor ge d r y er , Mag i c Ch et c ~o k s tove , d in e tt e set , d •Sh · c a bi f1 et, M o to r o l a b w t v , 2 d r esser s, dt sh es, clo th tn g an d oth er n ou se ho ld ite m s Ph one 9 9~ 3090 or 992 2770 . 2 2.1 3tc 196 7 CHE VROL E T Bel air . 7B 3 en g in e , Reg B eeql e pup s, H ar teq u1n roman ce boo k s Ph on e ?.t9 '2R-t9 a lt er 6 p m . ? 24 31c SU P ER A r armatt n ew p;:ai n t job , n aw ba t te ry , cult tv a t or . f e rl i t i ze r att a chm en t , H 1ll er s, 1n good con dtt to n Pr. ce rt to se ll Ph on e 949 126 1. A lbert H tll , R ac tnc , Oh io 2 2 l 61 c tO SP EED bi c yc le EKcc ll en l conr: d,on , 'iOO Ph on e 9 9 ~ ~ 86 9. 10. w ;:u e r p<,l i d , dcp o s i l 30 8 P a g e St , r e q u tr c d M i dd lepo r t Phon e 99 2 7.1 16 ' 1.\ 6t ( La Salle HOTEL 11. 12. NAME ADDRESS . ' CITY . PHONE .. MAIL WITH . 11.25 TO THE DAILY SENTINEL lll COURT ST. POMEROY, OHIO 45769 1 4 tt c 3 ANLJ '' f<M fu rn tshed and unfurnish ed apt s Phon e 992 5434 11 9 1f c COUNTR Y M0b 1l e Home Park , R t 33 . t en mt les nor th of Pom er o y Large lOis wit hcrmcrete pa t ios , sid ewa, l k.s , runners _ and o ff s t ree t parking Ph one 99 2-7<179 : 2.J IIfc Middleport, ' u. Rooms, SS.OO. up Special Rates by Week or Mo"th GRA IN fed hog ready to but cher W tll se ll ' ? or who l e , 40 ce nt s l b Phon e 99 2 120 1 aft er a p m 'l 22 St c 10 71! i f( SE LM A R Stg n c t c l a r 1n et , Harm ony. gui t a r . Both rn ex c e ll en t c ond ilto n Ph on e 949 70 9J 'l 22 Jt c CO/\ L I CJ F~ S/\L E Cfd~ Coa l Co n1 p om ;: , 1 mi te nor1 h o f Ch es h1 r e . on Rl 7 Pi ck yo ur ow n , ~, /0 per ton Ope n 6 da y s p ~Cr w eek or Ca ll ( 61 l) 36/ 133 0 to r furt her tnl o r m .at JO n l R 7RI c CO A L , lirn es t on e and all typ es of sa II and ro ck sa II f or •ce il n d sno w r emov al Ex ce ls ior Sai l Wo rk.s, Eas t Ma1n 5 1 , Pom ero y, OhtO Phon e 992 38 91 17 7 1rc U N F URN I SHED apt in Pomeroy 2 bedrm . n ewly r edecor a t ed , f ull y ca r peted . Call in th e ea rl y am 99 2 2188 . 2 22 tfc MODERN wa lnut co n sol e , A M F M rad t O. 4 Sp ee d changer Balance $ 101 10 or t erm s. Ca ll 992 396 5 2 19 tf c Now F O R q ut ck sal e , 1968 Comet. 6 c yt Phon e 997. 77 ·19 2 12 -Jic 196 3 C HE VR O LE T catJ o11 c r sl e er m q , 1r u c k , p ow e r w ou ld m ak e a qoocl log tr uc k r1 r s 1 5 1. ?00 ta k e<; 11 L a n d 111a r k . E ast Mi'l in 5 1 , P omero y ') 20 61( t966 rop o 700 . 6 cvl c.· nq in c and J sp eed tran srr'I!SSIOn comp let e $1 00 P hon e 997 7 120 al ter 5 00 ') ?0 l i p 19!0 I O RO P ic k up tr uc k 10 nq !J ed , a Ut omat 1c . 6 c yt P11on c ( 6 l t l 667 331 9 7 20 !l c 197 5 DAT SU N 62 10 H at c hba c k with s tand a r d tran sm 1s sion an d atr condit ion ing 53 ,300 Ca l l 99 2 3>~ 5 3 2 18 61 c For Sale or Trade F OR sal e or trad e lor p 1c kup of eq ual va l ue , a Gr ave l y tra cto r with alta chm ents Phone 992 -7363 . '] 22 d ip Mobile Homes for Sale 70 MOBIL E H 0 n1c . to t al e tc c 3 :on ce ntral a ir con d 1li o ner , exce ll ent co n d tl ion . Ph on e 7•1 7 767<1 or 1 ' - 2 24 7t c Real Estate For Sale 0 N t:; A C.. t<!t: , 6 rm s and ba t h, Rt 3. Pom er oy , Rose Hill D 1c k Dav iS prop erty, full basement , slum1num siding . p(lneted $10,000 Ca ll O ak Hill 685 6576 evenings , Ja c kson '286 3004 days . 2 5-30 tp J Conditioner Model UCXXX. 210,000 Weekly Grain Capacity $299 ] --::J.' Reg. Sl39 .00 Val. POMEROY LANOMARI<. ·•~- Jack w. Carsey , Mgr. Phone 992-2181 _____ _ ..a CON D I T ION E D hay for sate , A l so . w ant ed S1 b a t e H er e for d bull s Phon e 74 2 7B7 1, D e ~~:t e r . 2 20 .1\p M c D A N I EL Cu s tom Bu r c her ing , We s t Columb1a , W Va W e but c he r cattle and hog s . S10 cattle sla ught er . $7 tor hogs , 12c for c utt ing and wrapprng State and f edera l Inspected ; Open 6 d a ys per week Phone 0 04) 882 3224 . I 30·26tc ---------~--- -- GOOD hay , nev er wei. Phon e 949 .2523 .ALUMINUM b l, ii UIII Q II " ,.; B' X 6' in exce ll e n t cond tf lon , i \00 . Ph one 99 2 5786 2 22 6t c TWO ca lves , mixed H ere f ord cow wi tt'l calf PMne 843 2J5J B R H OMt:: , IIJ S! fin islled remod e tm g Sa l em St.. Rutland . Phon e 742 - 2306 alter 4 p .rn or see Mi lo B ' H u t ch tnson . 10 9 H e 13; H igh School T . V. Honor Soci ety 15; Family S25 ,00 ; 1975 Mint Set S9.00 ; CAP!'AIN EASY 1976 St iver Proof Set (3 pes . ) SIS.OOi 1976 Silver (l \ M Y f 'ouR PUR5UER MAY ~ E 5 0M E 0 ~E WH O WA" f!> A CUT O F YOUR FATHER 'S pes .) 58 SO. Ca ll Rutland, 742 ·2331 R&J COII'IS Ph . 949-2023 or 843 -2667 NORTif 1 23 1 mo LARRY WHOBREY PUBLIC ACOOUNTANT Now accepting clients for bookkeeping and lax se rvice . PH. 992-6173 1 22 1 mo FtMancing '\vailable Blown into Walls & A1tics STORM WINDOWS & DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDtN G· SOFFITT GUT T E R S- AWNINGS olo J 6 - p,m • ---------~-- 2 22 Jt c ---- Rill Estate for Sale 4 B ED R OOM hou se f or sa te 1n N ew Haven , $11,5 00 Cal l 882 3390 . 2 27 12tc l •hc7 0 MO B IL E ho m e, to ta l 3 ton a 1r con e lect r ic d t t i o n e r , e x c ellent c o n d i l ton . Ca ll 247 268<~ or 2~7 2664 2 6t c n BE D RM hom e , j us t hn 1s hc d , r em od elt ng , ~ a l em St . Ru tl and Phon e 742 2306 a f ter .1 p m o r see Milo B H u t c h rs on 9 13 r t c TEAFORD . Phone 992-3)25 N E W LISTING - 6 Ac r es ol mc e lay mg l en c ed tand. 5 r oom r enov at ed home, 2 Br s. m ode r n ba th , mod . kit , ga s F A , FU r nil ce and out b ids $ 16 ,500. NEARLY 4 acre s - H ~l s 2 se pt ic l a nks, c tfy w at er , on 124, t u ~ l oil Rt 7 Oni y $8 ,500 J t1r s , sl eilm hea t, ntce k1 f. la rge dining, fu l l bct sem enl , a nd v 1ew of r 1ver $29,500. Country home L tk e new 3 Brs, bnth , u f tltf y. porch , F A l urna ce il nd 1 ac r e t-A~HIUNAI:SU: - Onl y $19,500 . 12 ACRE S - Ctf y w at er and g As. Lar ge ultl l ly b u ilding for hob b y Renova t ed 3 B r s A sk ing $29.500 J ACRE S - In t he country on hard road , d r illed we ll nnd septi c lank. RESIDEI'ITER - Be au t Ji ul 1 acre. Good 5 br s, & 2 baths Nat ga s furna c e . G ood garde n ground $3 5. 000 . ' 157 .ACRES - Large older hom e wl l h bc1th , barn and tractor land Som e limber $60 .000 . --~ ,._ ·- Take a dvantage of our price s . Quality bu il t homes. Nice lots available m nice loc at ivn s. MOD ER N CHEMICALS 100 Kerr Street Ph. (614) 985-4102 2 12-1 mo: Pomcrov , Otlio 4576 9 1\S PH A L T I N G drtv eway s an d pa rk in g lots , se pti c t ank s 1n s ta t t e d co n cre t 1n g a n d ba c kh o l' w o rk row t e r ·s Co n s ! ru c t io n P ho n e 99 / 7 18 1 or 7·t7 :1~ 9 3 ? 2.1 61C C: ijRA D F O RD , Aucti oneer Comp l ete Ser v tcc Ph on e 94 9 'l 4B7 or 9.i 9 2000 Ra c1 ne . Oh io , Crt lt B ra d ford , 10 9 Jf c R E D D OG . l i mes to ne . g ra 11 e l o nd t i lt d 1rl d e l tvered Ph one Bi ll P u flt [1 S 99'2 74 78 1 19 26tc WE ARE SEL LERS OF GOOD PROPERTY CALL US TO SEL L CONES Up THUNDER r?....;~-::::::-:~-.;:r:~-:-~ r-----oc;::,----'IIP"'':"'---~ -;~;;;;;~ Bul YIIH 'f WH'1, AT ri 0 R p HAN S HOULD r ~ SHE 11./QS JUST SOME SHOW GIRL WHO ' D HOOKED H1M NO DOUS 1.1 , I F I NTE R ES T E D in bui ld i ng a n e w hom e, cot) ta c t R O US H CO N STR U CTI ON Jr ee es lima te s. Greg Rou sh , 99'1 7511 3 2 t e 12t c D & 0 TREE Tr lm mt ng , 20 v ca r s cx p fr 1en cc I ns ur ed tr ee e sti ma t e~ Ca ll 991 23 8d o r ( 6\ 11 69 8 7257 A l ba n y 10 15 I f t nun Hf: TIME WAS JUST A SUM -· SHE SUPPORTED Hlh'\ - P A PER han g •n g, Pi'lin l ln \:1 p ane l in g , e1c Pt1on e 94 9 202 3. ' 18 1 2t ~ EXCAV A TIN G , B A CK HOE S A ND DOZ E R L A R GE A ND SMA L L , SEPTI C TA N K S IN S T A L L E D BILL PU L L I N S, PH ON E 992 ·2-17 8. D AY O R NIGH T 2 22 5? tp ~ h A u Y MI X CO N ~ ~~· ~ d e l t v er ed r 1gh t to your p r o 1 ec t. F as t a nd easy . F r ee CSI1m a tes Ph one ~97 328 -1 , G oeg l ein Re a dy Mi.'l. ' Co , M iddl epor t , O htO 6 30 1fc EL WO OD BOWER S R EP A IR ... Swe ep er s, loa st crs . 1ro n s, a ll sma l l ap pl ia nces . L a w n m ow e r . nex t t o S t t~ t e H igh wa v Ga r ag e on Rou t e 7 Phon e •as 382 5. .i 16 II C SE P T I C T A N K S c t e an e d M od ern Sanilatton . 992 3 9~4 or 99 2 JJ•t9 . H I\ V E d ump tr uck. and d oze r W i ll do t1aul in g CHl d ex cav atm g Ph on e ( 6 1 ~ ) 061 3319 o r 66 7 JJJJ 2 20 li e Q UA L I F-I E D a u tom obil e m~c han ic Joo k inq for work 1n o wn qar a q ~ . Reasonabl e ra t es . Call ' 997 71?0 alt er 5 0~ ') 20 l\l p four \'OU ow:) WAIT ~£11:E ! :t'LL 8E RIG~T BACK ! T 1 ~ U ND UP DIN NY ! GA.<;<''...:~,!!: AU.EY What's that? What's that se? 30 Czech sleep' 31 Work unit 32 Algerian '-A£'LL- AS LONG NOBODY IS HEAR NEWS Fl RST 'J7 AC RE S. 7 r oom toouse , ·na tur al Qas . c1ty wa t er , large barn . P hon e 992 5058 2 24 51c HOME for ' sale , spa c tous living room , dintng room , 2 bedroom s , la r g e kit chen , fami l y room . n ~ w bath . Phone 99 2 739·1 ' ').! 61{ J home . Ha s new sidi ng , turna<:e, til e & paneling, carpeting , storm doors and w tnpows 2 car garage . Low utrllties $18,500 POMEROY - HOW IMQNDER.FUU WHE;N DID IT HAPPEN ? AT "THIS MORNINGAT &EVEN ! AN D .JANIE'S J UST HOW TO SELL YOUR HOME 7 CALL US 992-2259 or 992-2568 I"IN E I Edition with Martin Agronsky 20; TheJudgeiO; To Tell the Tr uth 13: Wild Kingdom 15: Book Beat 33 . 8: 3()-Litjle House on the Prairie 3,4, 15; Bionic Woman 6,13: Tony Orlando & Dawn 8,1 0; The Way It Was I AIN'T TETCHED FRIDAY UNTIL 8 PM LUKEY ., Knight 8! 10; News 20; To Be Announced 33. '· 11 :Oo-News 3, 4,6,8, 10, 13, 15; ABC News 33. 11 : JO-Johnny Carson 34 , 15; Movie ~~ strange Homecoming" 6, 13; Movie "Kelly's Heroes1' 8; Movle " Inside Daisy Clover" 10; Janak! 33, .00-Tomorrow 3, 4; News 13. Bermea Bade Osol For~edneeday,Feb,25,1878 ARIES (March 21 · Aprtl 19) Normally yo u're a person ol ac~ TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) Others w tll b e relying upon yo u to hold up yo1.1 r end of bargarns Don't expect them to do your share LONGFELLOW KHDTME HKDME CK J CD AHB H GG. H VJPDMN H TM KHPG- AHB DTM FEMBPNMJD CK ,. K1n1 Fuhues Syndi~;:l l t, Inc. ) guns Don't be w ish y-washy SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Though your inten tions wilt be 1 good, tl w ill be easrer to make '' prom1ses today than it will be to fulfill them SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·1:>~ 21, This Is one of those 9ifYS where ypur generous nature · cou ld work to your detriment. Curb ex travagant impulses CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon 11) Be sa ti sfied tod ay with s mall advantages In your deattngs wtth o th er s. If you expect too much , you 'll overshoot the mark AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Feb. 18) careful today not to assume someone else 's burdens th at may be too large for you to manage. Look befor e you leap . Don ' t let o p ti m i sm abouf somethtng tmport ant tod ay cloud your practical judgement Rely upon realisttc evaluations. CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) II'S PISCES (Feb. 20-Morch 201 one of t hose days when you could tootisl'11y do so mething aga inst your better Judgment. Be practt c al 1n all matters. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Take You ' re l i ke l y to be most profic1en t today In managing others ' affat r s. but don't neglect to guard your own interests! into car eful conslderat to n to· day views and suggest1o ns o f co-workers They may have somethtng worth ltstening to VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopl. 22) In BDHDMB RuNAWM HOI15E5. SEE, ANO I HAD TO SAVE THEM .. MASON FURNITURE • •' 10 :30-A imanac 20. AstraGraph WEL.L.THE~ E WERE THESE THREE AIRL.INE 5TEWA~OE55E5, SEE AND THE~ WERE ON THREE DAYS, •• ':' f© 1976 A DRAP OF CORN 5QUEEZIN'5 IN • 10:oo-Petrocelli 3,4,1S; Starsky & Hutch 6,13: Blue business dealtngs today, don' t make more concess1ons 1han necessary Be fai r. but don' t gtve away the store. · l\Bf\A (Sept . 23·0<1. 23) You may find you rself tn a sHu,alion Mon., Tues., Wed. & Sat.-8:30til5:00 THURSDAY tiL 12 NOON .. 9 : 3Q-D ump lings 3,4, 15;. chain 45 Sinus DTM ' • • 9:()()-Chico & the Man 3,4,15; Baretta 6,13 ; Cannon 8, 10; Great PerformancesJJ ; Images of Aging 20 . 1635 44 Nautical zo • • 20; Images of Aing 33. tion , Today you cou ld be a shade too lackadai.sicat a bout that which shOuld be done VEM . Mason. w. Your School 33. 1 : 30- Last oflhe Wild 3; Name That Tune 4; Wild Wild · World of Animals 6 ; Match Game PM 8; Evening ' •• .. city 34 - esprit 37Possess :r.l Place -, Paris thoroughfare· ·42 Rotate a KHDTME Herman Grate Dinah 13. 4:30- Bewltched 3; Mod Squad6; Partridge Family 8; Sesame Sl 20,33; To Be Announced 15. 5:00-Bonanza3; Family AffairS; Star Trek 1S. 5:30-Adam-12 4: Beverly Hillbillies 8; Elec Co. 20,33; Adam -12 13. 6:00-New s 3, 4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33 . 6:30-NBC News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8, 10; Crop Game 20; Cr.,.colendos 33. 7:01)-Truth or Cons. 3: To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling fi>r Dollars 6; Pop Goes the Country~ ; News 10; Wild Kingdom 13: Family Affair 15; Book Beat 20: Know Channel 5. . 7:00-Bozo the Clown (c) '. 7:30) - PPHS -Ripley Basketball fcl . '· 9.()()-Bill Cosby (c) 9:30-Wyatt Earp •. 10·()()-700-Ciub lc) a firm position Sttck to your CRYPTOQUOTES and 5 P.M. 773-5592 20.33; Movie "The Marx Brothers at ttle Circusn 10; One letter si mply blands for another · In thi s sampl e A is used for the three L 's, X for th e two O's, etc. Sin gle l etters, apastrophes, the l ength and formati on of I he' words are all hints. Each c1 ay thr code lr ltcrs are d ifferent. 8 A.M.,· The Noon Report, 2 s to ry frame w ith almost new roof. stdl ng and carpo rt. J b ed ro oms, ba th . Smtt ll yi!rd , S8,000. envelopes are enclosed The most interestmg questions w1fl be used m th1s column and will rece1ve copies ot JACOBY MODERN ) DOWN Is water availa b le . Some t i mber . $123 .00 per acre . La rge r Young & the Rest less 10; Not For Women Only 15. DAlLY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how lo work it: A X'V D L B 1\ A X R GEMINI (Moy 21 -June 201 Be EXPANDED WEEK DAY NEWSCASTS POMEROY 1: 00-News 3; Ryan 's Hope 6, 13; Ptlil Donahue tt ; As the World Turns 8, 10. 2 0()-$20,000 Pyramid 6,13. 2:3()-Doctors 3,4,15; Ne ighbors 6, 13; Guiding Light 8, 10 . 3·00-Another World 3,4,15: General Hospital 6, 13; All In the Fami ly 8, 10; Kup's Show 20. 3:31}-()ne Life to Live 13; Mickey Mouse Club 6; Match Game 8,10. 4·0()-Mister Cartoon 3; Merv Griffin 4: Somerset 15; Bewitched 6; Mickey Mouse Club 8: Mister Rogers cavities WMPO AM-FM A CRE S on Salem St ., Rutland . s mall po(ld , old ltou se , all f enc ed 1n Phon e 742 228 <1 . 2 24 17tc Search for Tomorrow 8,10 12· 45-Elec. Co. 33. 12 :55- Take K.err 8; Dan lmel 's World 10 . tl stamped. self-addressecl 13 French-, founded Gallipolis. Ohio STORE HOURS Deall3; Bob Braun's S0-50 Club 4: News 6,8,1 0. 12.30-Take My Advice 3,15; All My Children 6,13: answer mdiv1dua/ quesUons movie camera RIVERSIDE AMC.JEEP REEDSVILLE AREA 135 ACRES Mine rals, City ss- 11 TA!( e Kerr 8; D a n I mel 's World 10. 12 .00-Magnificent Marble Machine 3, 15; Let's Make a 1 3D-Days of Our Lives 3.4,15; Rhym e & Rea son 6113; river limited Time Ofler MASON FtiRNITURE For tune 3,15; Weekday 4; Gambit 8,10; Farmer's Daughter 13.11 : 30-Hollywood Squares 3,4, 15 ; Happy Da ys 13; Love of Life 8, 10; Sesame St. 20,33 . newspaper. The Jacobys will companion SAVE *425.00 Route l~l - Jln A<:res - 2 BR , ba th , own & ci t y wate r , garage, Cellar for . fruits , land scaped $8,300 . Price i s Right 8, 10. 10 ,3()-High Rollers 3,4,15; Dinah 6. 11 :00-Wheel of (Do you have a question for the experts? Wri te "A sk the Jacobys " care of th is line's is tr4inq FREE A/C B LHLD I N ri to ts, n o less than 50 ' x 150 ' eac h , has quick ac cess to Ct l y water and sanitary sewage Comptefe f in o n c tng to qualified int eres t ed b uye r ! ' Ca ll 992 57 86 2-22 61c ------------8 "The biddt ng proceeded one spade to my left . pass by my partner , l our spades· to my ng h l. Should I htd f1v e d ubs?" We certainly would make that ca ll. It might be a los1ng action. bu t it is far mor e ltkel y t o pr ove a w1n n er Hemembcr, yo u have to take some cha nces. I Venezuelan 1 Papal name peninsula 2 Famous !ilm 6 "Annabel -" critic 9 Paris 3HaUofa landmark diam. II Electric 4 :- de France 12- Paix, 5 Ready Paris · (2wds.) · thoroughfare 'Old Latin Yesterday's A.Wwer (3 wds.J Quarter site 18 One, in 33 Former 13 Cook in Paris Paris Mrs. 14 Stockings, (2 wds.) 20 Brink Sinatra in Soho 7 Poetical 21 Stag 34 Mrikaner 15 Galley-proof adverb 22 Make 35 Jane Austen notation 8 Cathedral haste novel 17 Prompt city 23 Jewish 36 Rocketeer 19 Resting 9 GoU inmonth Willi 22 Take offense structor 24 As the Univ. 37 Make a 25 Marquis of 10 Have some of Paris choice infamy escargots IS called 38 Method 2& Forlorn 11 Alleviating 27 Monsieur 40 One of the 27 Burn 17 Football or 29 Roman Bobbsey somewhat basketball statesmantwins 28 Brusque player philosopher 41 Insecticide 29 Hook and $28,000 . 12 • A5 4 . 2 . , . KQ.J 98654 Pass some 25 or 30 yea rs ago. Somehow or oth er everyone or the Soulh players bid to ACROSS ALLEY OOP ON 2.11 ACRES - Hom• 3 BR ranch type , nice kitchen W ref. r a nge FORCED Air furn a<:e, full basement. ow n waler, (tap pa i d) storm door s & w tndows , Large ga rilge W .workshop . Carpo r t . 2 t railer hookups . 9·()()-I'Jot For Women Only 3: Ph il Donahue 4, 15; Lucy Show 8; Mike Dougla s 10; Morning with D.J . 13. 9:3()-A.M. 3; One Life to Live 6; Talttetales 8; Mtke Douglas 13. IQ:O()-Ce lebrlty Sweepstakes 3.4. 15; Edge of l'light 6; by THOMAS JOSEPH to 9 -18 1fc 44 1\ couple of East players. o· u t:LL A tt nement l oca t ed be hi n d R u tf a nd G r ad e Tune up 1 brak es. Sc h oo l wh ee l balan cing , a t.n em cn t . Phon e 74? i' OO•l 1116tfc PACER ' Mexrcu n~ ader asks. w as in l ourth se at. v uln e ra b le aga in s t· nonvuln erabl e a nd p1c ked up : ,. who beli eved m resu ltS and SE W IN G M A CHIN E Repa irs . ser v ic e . a l l m a kes 99 2 2284 . Th e ra b ric Sl10p , Pom er oy , A uthortz ed Sing er sa tes an d Serv tce We sh nrp cn Sc issor s . 3 29 tf c. L U CK ET T F a r m EQu ipment , West W a s h in gto n St .. A lba ny , Ph on e ( 614 ) 098 3037 o r 6'? 8 788 1 7 18 761 c 8:3()-Big Valley 6 ·r Sou th spades on hi s own. every West player doubled him a nd --·;c.,_c.=: every South had no trouble rackmg up an over tnck The biddtng tn the bOX WaS the most common. but some So uth players saved one round and opened wtth four spades R EMODE LI N G , Pl umb 1ng , hea t 1ng a nd all t yp es Of gen er al r ep a i r . Wor k gua r ant eed 20 yea r s Cl'; per tcn ce . Phone 992-24 09 5 1 tfc Y Ll U need yo ur g r .1v et ha uled . c. al l ( 61-l l 985 ql19 any t i m e 7 18 t 'Ji p IF LITTLE E)(C A V A T!N G, cto zer , IO ac..t; • an d backho e wo r k , sepl tc 1<1nks in st all e d , d ump tr uck s and to boys for h i r ~ ; Wi l l haul l tl l dtrt , ro p .SOJI. ti mPs t on e n nd gr a ve l Ca ll Bob or R og er Jeff ers , day p hon e 997. 7069. n 1ght p hOfle 99 2 J.'J25 or 9n 5232 2 11 lie E XCA V A T I NG , d o ar , and d 1t c h er o ac k.ho e Cl1iH I{'S R H;'t tl jf' ld 13 ac k H oe Serv iC e , Ru t l an d , Oh io P hone 7,17 7008 11 307 81C North Easl Every time we think abou t freak hands we remember one that appeared in the national m1 xcd team c hampionsh ip UTILE ORPHAN ANNIE (614} 992 ·2798 , Ot Ck Se yler 1 ?9 1 m o 8 .00--Lassie 6; Capt . Kangaroo 8, 10; Sesame St. JJ . By Oswald & James Jacoby BISSELL BUILDERS We Buy Anttques Good M orning, Tri News 8; Bugs Bunny & r ie~d s 10 Obi Pass 2 t Db! Pas:; Pass Opening lead - K ·• SAVE MONEY? FU RNIT U RE STRIPPING SERVICE R e m9va t o f Pain ts Ptastt cs varn i shes , etc Wood or M e tal R epa ir s R ef tn ts h ing of Furnit ure Burn 1Sh 1ng Po l ishin g of Cop per & Br e~ss 6 ·30-Columbus Today 4; N ews 6 ; Sunrise Semester 8; 7: 30-Schoolles 10. A New WANT TO 6:2()-The Story 13. 7 oo-Today 3,4,15; Good Morning, America 6,13: CBS Netther vulnerable FOR 'lOUR SO.Jl- \ 6 ; 00---Sunri se Semester 10. 6 : 15- Farm Report 13 . e1ther . 4 AQ1074 WI~ TO FRI'.'I WEONESDAY , FEBRUARY 25, 1976 li e tsn l gomg to fa ll do wn . but he isn't goi ng to get cmywhere. man who sits on a park bench. . 3 1·30-Tomorrow 3,4 , News 13. Farmlime · 10. 6 .4o-ounce of Prevention 10 6 :45-Morning Report 3. 6 ·55--Chuck White Reports 10; Sl ate 13. lie is som• lhing like t he a K(/J 5 4 3 2 BORN LOSER 10. nice pcnalt ~es . SOUTH tDI -~------ - 7 BE DRM home , new root, n ew ba tnroom N ca r Sc hoo l C a tt ~ 74 2 218 ·1. . 1086 5 t Ql084 2 " 98 3 4K 5 2 Ph . 992 -3993 4 10 1 m o . NEW LISTING - 8 rm s , 4 Brs ,' 2 ba lhs, cit y water and ga s. Corn er lot ou t of flood Only $8 ,500. . t-UR SA LE n o.. ·M L cH H.I ~ V il l c, 5 rm . hou se , ro o t ce l lar with r o om ov er , 2 b oy d et ach ed garage , 11~; acr es. no bath , hot and cold w ater in kit c hen , 1 p , gas heat h ea t ers with hous e Ca ll 74 2 2819 aft er5pm 2 18 6tp • KQ94 t AK .f lARRY lAVENDER Syracuse, Oh i o M od ern Free estimiltes on Cilrp eling a r1d inslilllation . W e' l l bring sa mples to your ho m e with no obligation See how yvu can r ea ll y save. Mtke Young j Manager Sa les a nd In stallation Rt . 3, Pomer oy , Ohio 45169 Phone day o r mght 614 -992 -2.2.06 J ] -1 1 m o OLD EAST • • Wesl SLOAN'S CARPETING Virgit B., Sr .. Broker 110 Mec han tc Pomeroy, 0 W~;ST a AR7 " The Invasion of Carol Enders" 6, 13; Movie " D irty Dingus Magee" 8 ; Mo11ie "A Covenant wittl Death " else . c ntic tzed th e tr West partner s lor doubling lnur spad es. bul we can ' t blame them a ll. 1\ player who boasts tha l no one ever makE'S a doub led contrac t agatn sl Jum must be mi ssi ng a lot of t 9 7 653 Blown Insulation- Services 12 :0()-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Mystery of the Week no thin g 24 • 10 6 • A J 72 FREE ESTIMATES Plnaglass - Table Tvps Mirrors . St or m & Screens. FERRELL' S GLASS & HOME MAINTENANCE Si d i ng - V i ny l 8. Alum i num W i ndow Gla ss & Glaz ing . On the Job or 1n Shop Pt c k u p a n d del i v er y serv i ce Call Collect 388 -8239 Spec•atlle in bu•ld · up roD f i ng & hot roof!. . Free Estimates 10 years e11 per1ence. H ar ve F err-:11 Bidw ett , Oh10 2 6 1 mo Swtt c: h 10; News 20; Woman Alive! JJ. 10 ·'3. - Woman Alive! 20; Woman 33. II :00-News 3, 4,6,8. 10, 13, 15; ABC News 33 . 11 :30-New Hampshi re Pr i mary 3,4,6,8, 10, 13, IS. WIN AT BRIDGE All results were the same WAY- IF WE- STOP AN D PAR LEY\3E; A LON.S TIME BEFO RE WE GE T TO M cK E:E '~ Dt6 ! Roger Wamsley M O DERN hom e in Ches ter . 8 room s, 2 ba t h s , 2 por c hes , sun porch , 1J ba sement , Ct ly a nd well water , natural gas , garage Pr i ced to s ell Phon e (6 14) 9B5 <1 102 . 2-4 lfc 2 22 Si c 1972 HONDA 500 , 6,1 00 miles, has fatrtn g Good c;ondi t ion . \1 ,000 Phone 9J9 213 9 afl er .t - I'; 2 17 ') 6 6 1 Landmark ...,~e'i -'jji;.\ COOP .._ _ Automatic Water ---------------- ---- --------- at 1969 K I RKWOOD M o b i le Hom e, 12 x 45 Fur n tsh ed a nd 1n go od c ond tl io n Call 992 553] a f t er 5 p m . 2 2') Jlp It f· ~ ' '),. SMALL effi ciency apt for s i ngle male occ tJpant , no anima l s. Phone 992 -5786 2 22 -6t c . gOOd For d S?SO 1966 F AL CON Sta tton Wagon , 6 cy l std . atr . pa1r Monroe shoc k s for 59 67 vw S 10 Pt10n e 992 78 26 2 2'1 3tc F I REW OOD , ph on e 949 70 B9 'J 18 l 'ltc --------'----~- h e Com m on P l ea s Court of FU RNI SH ED <1p 1 .'l t ooms· M ei g s: Count y , Oh io . Probate and bath , la r ge bac k an d O t v is io n . Co ur t House , fron t po r ch w 1t h y ard , Pom ero y , Oh io , 457 69 , Case A lso, F ur ut i li t ies pa 1d 2 1, 718, by Edward No, ni sll ed apartm e nt , 3 roo ms Che ll a l ter , Administrator of a nd bath , Wtth yard , ad ult s E s ta te ot Wayn e Ih e preferred . Call before 6 c neva l t e r , D e c e a -s ed , p .m . 992 2937 . vs Edward Pl ain t iff , 2-20 4t c ....,.. Chevali er . et a l . , and th e h e tr S. Jhetr unkno w n a nd un el(e c u t or s. admini s trators an d F U RN I SHE D f urnish ed mod ern apt , 2 as si g n s of Wayne Che v a l ier. and 3 bedrms . , all electric , D ece a se d, De fe nd an ts , whose brt c k building , decorated res iden c es ar e unkn own . The pla stered walls , comp lete ob te ct ot th e Co mplam t and Youngstow n . kitch ens , Wtth th e demand for r e li ef are t o dis po sal unlis , ~ l orm doors de t erm tn e who ar e the next of and w indo ws. com pl et el y kin . h e tr s at . t aw . th e tr ins u lated , front and r ear e ~~; ec utor s , adm 1n 1s tr a tors and en tra n ce . beauti f ully l and asstgns of Wayne Ch eva l ter , scape d , p r ivate pa r king, De ce a se d , en t itl ed b y t he taws special tow rent The Haven of thiS stat e to the next estate Terrace Apls , N ew Haven , of tnhen t an ce an d t o det er W VA . Phone .(30<1 l 882 min e th e shar e to whtch the 2433 2 15 9t c ne11. t of k.i n o r h eirs a t taw , th e •r exe c utors ~ ad mm•s tr at ors and asstgn s, are E N JO Y gra c tou s l 1v1ng at Vtllage Manor ~~ ,In Mip . en ti t led ac cording to the dleport for as tow as $ 130 statute i n such cases made p er monlh with a fl and provid ed , and tor suc h u t tl tltes pj!id , .. Th_~ other r e li ef a s t h e court may ar c br<l l ' <l l · ~·. h1y h q l, <~l •ty de term ine ap art m cn 1s a 1 pr ices you You a re her eb y np tif ted that can . af ford Yo ur r e nt in yo u ar e requ 1r ed t o answer . th e e l udes month to month Co mptatn l Wtlhin twenty e tgbl lease s , a l l elec. l l v tng , da ys after t he la st publ ic at ion . carpenng , range and the last publi c at ion of wh1 ~ h refrigerato r , f r ee tra sh wdl be on th e 6th day o f Apnl. ptckup , cab l e TV at your 19 70 eKpense. and o n .site laundry faciltties . Con M A NN IN G D . WEB STER venient to shopp tng on Ttlird J UDGE A N D and Mill Str eets in M td EX OF FICIO CL ERK dleport . See the ma,ag er a t CO MM O N PLE AS COURT , Rivers ide Aparlmenl s •or MEIG S CO U NTY , O H IO , ca l l 99'1 327 3. F urnish e d PRO BA TE D I VI SI ON apartmenls are also availab l e. 12) 11 1) 1 ') , 'J 16 1) , 30 ( .j) 6, 2-2 78 t c '" 1963 rOR D Gal aKIC , c ond1110n A l so . 196<1 Both for t or pilr ls P h one (6 11 1 985 ,170 •1. l\ 5858. - 1972 V EG A . $80 0. Pho n e 949 2220 2 IS 6tc \ 1973 PONT IAC Cat a l ina . Ph one 669 34-16 or 742 24 65 Ph 992-277 1 2 27 J tc 99'} ] 110 H OU SE in Ryt l a nd Cal l 99? ____ P LY M O UTH R oad r unn e r . 1969 , 4 sp ee d . 59,000 m i les . 575 0 Phon e 992 297 5 7 18 6t p 19 7 1 MONT E Ca rlo with ai r and m ags , i2 ,00 0. P hone 99 2 567 1 2 22 4tp r IR CO H cl 1 I R C w etd 1nq u ti lll<I Ch 1n C, n e w e lc c ilCC PSSort eS 1nc tuded Phon !' for Rent ~----- 1967 CHE VY ton P1 c k up , to n g hed , ~so o P hon e 991 368<1 . 2 2-1 3tc 'J 70 lit e ' 8. 1970 D OD G E Ch all enq er , 20 rn p g , $850 w 11h stee l be tted r a d iit ls.. S7 50 w i ! h g l a ss be t t ed t i r e s . Mu s t s e ll QUICk l y Phon e 99'1 5 169 1 24 Si p I 'l MOBIL E hom es , gas an d WI L'L baby sd 1n m y home , in the Chester Tupp ers Pla 1n s ar ea PhOne . ( 61 4) 985 ·380 7 2 27 31 p a Co m ptamt h a s be en ft l ed tn - 1973 CH ARGER S E bl ac k wilh w h il e pi n st rtp e s $2 ,300 Pl'l on e 949 :1•117 7 24 ] I p 2 2•1 Otp Employment Wanted QU A LI F IED mtn e tn spector . mus t h a 11e 6 'y r s. e ll.per ien c e 2 y r s most ha v e bee n un de r g ro und 1n OhtO Contac t Indus t rial R el ation s, Per son nel Dept , 2323 W Fifth Av e, Co l umbu s, Oh10 43204 or catt (61<1 ) 446 3271 7 lR 6t c Agronsky 20; Price Is Right 10: To Te ll the Truth 19755 Proof Set (6 pes.) UNC Sel Basketall 8; Adams Chronicles 20,33: M-A-S-H 10. 9:31}-()ne Day At A Time 10. 10 :()()-City of Angels 3.4, 15; Marcus Welby, M.D. 6, 13; $25 ,000 Pyranitd 8 ; E v en ing Edition with Martln Bi<:entennial Coins 1 , p di O fo r a l l ma t.. es and m od el s ' of mobt le hom es Phon e ar ea c od e 614 423 953 1 .1 13 lf c SO M EO N E 10 l 1ve 1n Wl,l h f-or mor e· eld e rl'( lady ml o r m~ 1 1 0n , c al l 9!9 229 1. 7 70 61C ~ POMEROY, OHIO L A~ H Help Wanted FOR SALE From a sh elf to a hou se, all types of bulldtng and remodeling trom the foundation · up . Additions , carpeting , patnting, siding , rooftng , paneltng , paper hang i ng et c .. .. B, 10; International Animation Fest iva l 20 ; Behind the Lines JJ, 8 : 30- laverne and Sh i rley 6,13; Pop! 8, 10; Consumer Surv i val Kit 20,33 . 9 :0Q-Polrce Woman 3, 4,15, Rookies 6, 13; College Wild, Wild World of An imals 33. 7 .3D-Hollywood Squares 3, 4; Let' s Dea l With It 6, ------------- CONSTRUCTION Th e atre 33. .,8 :()()-Movin' On 3,4, 15; Happy Days 6,13; Good Times and You 33. 7 :0Q-Truth or Con sequences J ; T o Te tl Th e T r u th 4 ; Bowling for Dollar s 6, Coun t ry Plac e 8, New 10; Name That Tune 13, Famrly Affa ir 15; Ant iques 20; Currency and Supplies Buv , Sale or Trade 2 19. 1 mo Ph on e SEWING nf a ll ktnd s, dr ess es f or a l l occasion s. s tac k s , Shirt s , newbo r n l ay e t t es , cur1a1n s, drape s Phon e 99 2 3035 and ask fo r D orothy 2 19 261C 12995 102 " C. A hea vy duty spr i ng s, 292-6 cYI eng i ne, 15,000 lb 2 speed r ea r a~~; l e , foa m sea t, mi r r or s, d ean ca b WA N T to buy or take over payments on a 3 bed r m . mobde ho m e in co untry , w1th at l ea st 1 ac r e Phon e :747 ·2167 2 22 Jtc pets - tires, f r a m e r einforced , V-B en gi ne , hea t e r , r ea dy t o wo rk'. TUESDAY . FEBRUARY 24, 1976 6:3()- NBC News 3. 4 .~5 ; AB C News 13; And y Grl ffi fh 6; CBS News 8.10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20 ; Li lia s, Yoga COINS D&D v. 1973\NTERNATIONAL 1600 SERIES l3895 102" cab t o a1d e , 2 speed . R a)(le, 6 spee d , good 90 0x 20 Television log for easy viewing I_ $2695 H d ul y t ires , spr ings, boo s ter b ra k es, s te p b u mper , 8 engine , std . tran~ .. ti n ted g lass . Clean in t . 1 20 6t ( INCO'"M E -SPECIAL!-- CASH WITH ORDER T h1 r d , 2 13 Jtp - -- WRITE YOUR OWN AD! · ITS EASY TO ORDER BY MAIL! $}25 S Wanted To Buy · po sst bl e dedu c t10n tht s ye ar H ave y o u r F e d e ral and . St at e Inc om e Ta ll. r e tu rn by a n accoun ta n t . Ph on e 992 living •••••• 12 WORDS 4 DAYS 572 MA K E SU RE vo u get ev ery 61 Cost of 6 00 , M td dlepo r t 1973 CHEV .Ii, TOI'I FLEETSIDE & OBITUARY ··DUMB WAITER" . 2 SIGNS Pomeroy OF Motor Co. QUALITY I PUSS - 1 FEEL FAINT·- SEEN THEM! " Business Services ' •m C an ce lla t i On I [) j ONLY Auto Sales INFORMATION DEADLINES S P M Day B c t ore F» u bl in t ion M o n d a "( D e a d l i ne Y YES, F'\JC KER HOW COULD I ? I JoiAVEN.,. EVEN Feb. 25, 1t71 Th ts coming year you are hkely '' to put a grpater emphaSIS on join t ven1Ures or srtuations that provrde new reve nues If your' associa tes are wisely selected the resutts cou ld be protttabte. today where you 'll need to take I HfMD ~00 TRIPPED OYER 'lOUR SUPPER AS SOON AS l GET ,V..'{ CRUTCHES, I'M GOIN6 TO START HITTING PEOPLE! .• DISH ... v•. • . • �10 - The Datly Sentinel , Mtddleport-Pornero). 0 . Tuesday, Feb. 24, l97h Mine workers union wants to amend black lung bill By ANDREW GALLAGHER CHARLESTON , W Va ( UPI ) - Dissaltstfled wtth a "black IWlg" btU pendmg 1n Congress, tlle Uruted Mme Workers Wlton is marshalling its forces for an all-out push to amend tl And , looking ahead to the 1977 coal talks w1th operators, UMW Pres1dent Arnold MtUer dtsclosed at a news conference Monday his union is planmn• a fall convention, probabl y m Cincmnati "I have supported and w11l continue to support any black lung bills Which I thmk Will benefit substantial numbers of our members," Mtller told reporters "I don't like the btll bemg reported out on the fl oor and we 'll tr; to amend Li " The legtslation ts to amve on the House floor March 2, and Mtller srud hts union would present a number of amendments The UMW has wantro a btll which cames an automattc assumptton that a miner had the cnpphng breath-stealmg disease after 15 years of underground servtce The leg•slahon before Con- Chinese {Contmuoo from page l l SerVIce agents and Chinese bodyguards as well as reporters and photographers, Ntxon stopped frequently, particularly when he spottoo a chtld gress carnes a 30-year automatic assumption prov1s1on for soft-<!oal mmers and 25 years for hard-<!oal workers. The benefits would be patd by the industry through a tax on coal M11Ier sa1d the UMW \\ ants prOVISIOns m the btll to treat soft and hard coal miners ahke , a better defmed way He told one man, ''I hope you wtll come to the Urutoo States some day. I wtll greet you then ." 1 'How old are you?" he asked. The man rephoo he was 30 "You have plenty of tune," he srud Then movmg hts arms m a sweepmg gesture be satd, "You're all young. You all have time to vtstt the United States. I'm sure you will some day." While touring the htstortca I mus eum, a JOVIal Ntxon qmpped about Secretary of State Henry Ktssmger Wang Yen-<!hm, director of China's Bureau of Archeologtcal Research, explamed the exhtbits to Nixon and his wife, Pat. When he showoo Ntxon a sample of the first Chinese writing characters, datmg back about 5,000 years, he smd, " You w11l notice some of them look like letters of your alphabet " Yes," Ntxon satd, ''I see. There's an '0," a 'C' and an 'S.'" 11 "There's alSo a 'K', Wang satd, powtmg to one of the largest and most promment characters "That's how far' Kissmger goes back," NIXon satd of hts former adVIser Foreign Mintster Chtao Kuanhua , who speaks perfect English, roared with laughter MEIGS THEATRE TONITE Tues ., Feb. 24 Fr1 thru Sun Feb 27 29 Walt D1sney's BAMBI Show starts 7 00 p m. loa ]Udgmg clamJS for wtdows of mmers kiUed m mtrung ac- cidents, and elunmation of the re-readmg of x-rays if the ort~tnal doctor was a radiologist The union leadership is sharply split over the bla ck lun g 1ssue. Mtller has accusal UMW V1ce President Mtke 'l'rbovtch of attempting to sabotage the unwn's efforts to pass the bill. Mtller satd Trbovich encouraged mmers rrom Veterans Mcmorral Hospital ADMITTED Henry Phelp s. Ractne , T nno t~y Lawrence, MmersvillP. Jo Ann Ward , Pomeroy; Truneda Bra ~ g. Vtnton ; Nelhe Roush , New Marshfield ; Ahce Johnston, Middle port , Ava Gtlk ey, Harrtsonv1tte ; Sarah Congo , Portland DISCHARGED - Dorothy Brewer, Raymond Hartley. Mamte Buchanan , Eum ce Nutter , Edna Morgan, Kenny Lunsford, Steven Ohlinger Holzer Medical Cente r I Discharges, Feb. 23) northern West V1rgm1a this Susan Adam s, Peggy sprmg to 1gnore calls for a Ch tld ers , Jenny Clark, UMW black lung rally 1n Charlotte Coon , Trevert Washmgton . Cnder, Barbara Dunn , R1iey Trbovtch denied Edmonds , Margaret Ftnsabotagmg the rally. He satd mcum, Vernon Grumbling, the btll, as the union envtstons Margaret Hardtn , Edgar tt, is unrealistic and doesn't stand a chance for passage. Hawks, Pamela Holley, Mrs. M1ller sa1d the unwn wtll Jimmy Jenktns and son, Marcus Johnson, Michael hold another convention Melissa Marcum, Johnson, the second smce his electton McDamel , Carla McJohn - thts September, probably Farlah~ Mrs Gary Mm n s in Cmcmna ti. The last meetmg was in Pittsburgh 10 and son, Jo Patterson, Kenneth Reed, Mary R1ffie , 1973 The convention ts bemg Donna Sand s, Verna Shafer , E vans opens COmternal OS\i!U tlOn, de al With problems and prepare collective bargaining restaurant positions ca lled to revtse the umon's number 21 Racine Bob Evans, farm er , Social re.sta ur a nteur , h as anBob Evans Restaurant m a Events s au s agem a ke r HOSPITAL NEWS and Leo Sw is her , Geor~e Thomas, Annabelle Ttllon James Vthtoe, Wtlm c: Wetmann, Helen Wtlliams Jeffrey Wtsecup Births, Feb 23) Mr and Mrs. Mtchael J Grueser, daughter, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs Randy E Halley, son, Crown C1ly; Mr and Mrs Gary L Scarrett, son, Wellston Mayer PL EASANT VALLE\' DISCHARGES - Mary Harns. Ma son: Mrs George Holley , Gall1polts; Leland Walter s, Pmn t Pleasant ; Bncte Sergent, Henderson ; three-slate area The newest mtersecbon of Route 125 and 1-275 on Ctncmhatl 's east Hobson John W Clark, dec to Alice M Cla t k, Flo; d Clark, Mtldred Milhorn , Mabel Wtckltne , Paul P. ugen e Cla rk , AH for trans , Sulton ·R,,cme Side, opened February 2.1 Th1s lS the fourth Bob Evan s Restaurant 10 the greater Cmcmnatt area. In addttton to lhetr 21 res tau rant s In operatiOn through Ohio, mlnd•anapolts, Ind1ana and m Florence, Kentucky, Bob Evans Farms has two others curren tly under constructiOn They are located 10 Dayton and Elyna, Ohto Evans 10d1cated that both should be open by early Summer POSTTOMEE1 RUTLAND - Plans for the b1centenmal observance m July at Rutland wtll be made at a meehng to be held at the ru tl and Amer tca n Leg ton Post home, 7 30 p m thts evemng Anyone tn teres ted 1n he)ptng IS IOVIted PROGR~M NOTED ROCK SPRINGS - Area studcn Is of h1gh school and college age and thc1r parents ate mv1ted to attend an Eur opean Summer stud; tour at Metgs H1gh Sc hool m room 202 Monday, March I, at 7 p m for additiOn al mfm matJOn persons may call 992-2158 Carpenter Personals Ry Mrs. FrancHi Murris Mrs Berm ce The1ss ha s returned home from Holzer Medical Center Approximately ftfty persons enJoyed a fellows1hp 10 lhe ch ur ch basement fo ll ow~ng prayer meeting at th e Ftrs t Bapt1st Church Wednesday evenmg, Feb 11 Weeke11d guests of Rev and Mrs Don Walker were Mr and Mr s Larry Gov. throp and children, Mr and Mrs Don .Jr Wi:il ker ;:md Michelle, Delber t Walk e1, Norma Woods, Cat ol and Mary Gaw throp, all of Swnmersvtlle, W Va. , and Mrs Walker 's mother and brother. Mrs Gay Cogar and Harold Cogar of D1x1e, W Va Mr and Mrs Leon Jordan, Mon 1ca and Matt of Columbus vtstted Mr and Mrs Dw1gh t Oltver 1n Pomeroy and Mr and Mrs Clarence Bradford, Racme, over the weeke nd Mr and Mrs Ben Pe trel and son , T1 evor , and Mrs Addle Petrel spent th e at holtday weekend Mr and Mrs Bob Coates of IHs v.1fe , Jete , ftve daughters, Albany Route 2 vtst ted her Mrs LOIS Poe, Suulh {'oqsms, Mr and Mrs Reed Char les ton, W Va Mrs Jeffers Mvrlc Rie hm dson. Albany , Mrs Elba McKmght and Mrs Eulah Cheva l1 er , Sharo n , Co lumbu s , we r e Charles lon, W Va , Mrs ove1mght guests uf her Wed1th rr al<•y , Balon Rouge. La und Mrs Jewell Mon Is. and Mrs Harold C1llogly and Culumbus Al so survtvml-( a re attended the fun eral o( he. l!l g1<Jnlicluldren, 4 grea Lmothfr-m-law Mrs Elizabeth gl unclchii dren, 9 s1sters and 4 McKmght m Pomer oy hruth ers fllileral services Mr a nd Mrs Leun Woodrum, McArthur , spent SWlday afl ernoon wtth her mother, Murl Galaway. The February meetmg of the '{emple Umted MethodiSI Women ,.as held at the hom e of Mrs Robe rt Ma tt ox \\ ere held at th e Mt Unwn Church "1 lh Rev. Ccctl Cox DfflcJatmg. Burt al was m Alhen s County Mem ory Gardens by B1gonv-Jordan runeral Home, Albany Mr and M1 s Ed Woods and Angela, Colwrr bus, brought her gr!l ndm oth cr , Zelia Perry , from Umve 1s 1ty wCjs rn ade Devotion s were Hospi tal tn the home uf a son , led by Leah Crabtree asststed V1ctor Perry M1 s Pen y. by Rose Mary Mtller, Betty who underwent sur gery to Mattox, Lucy Thoma s and ha ve a pacemaker tn slalled , P.l1zabeth J ordan Guests, 15 l onvalesctng satisfacPayment of the P en swrr Cl usa de mstallmcnt for 1976 Debbie and Laura Miller. asststed the hostess m servmg refreshments m keep mg lonly. Columbus Grange No 24'15 met on Fr1 day ev emng wttll and Mt s Robert Feuerbach 1 Ruth Ann Petrel) Bobby .Joe Adams and daughter, Melame , were tendance SWlday dmner guests or hiS parents. Mr and Mrs .Jack Adams at L€tart Falls Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs. Blythe Th etss were Mr and Mrs Vern on Harrrson and famtl y of South Carolina and Mrs George Wallace and daughter of Columbus Mr and Mrs Chrtste Po\\ ell spent the holtd ay Mr and Mrs Reed Jeffers called un Rev and Mrs Seth Huntl ey 1n Vtnton Rev Huntley " as pastor at Carpenter Bapt1st Church a few Harn sonvtlle on Feb years ago Many 1 elatlves and fne nds tncludmg those rrum West VIrgmta, LouJ stana and nesday mght baton classes at weekend w1th their gra ndson, Mr and Mrs Carl Rubmsnn m Norfolk, Va [nsura nce Program The ~ham ber also IS urging c1ltzens to wn te to them on the ISSUe Morr ov. extended h1s thanks to Caroly n Thomas for a JOb well done as secretary Thts ts Mrs Thomas' last week to work for th e cham ber Attending were Morr ow, Mayor Andrews , Wendell Hoover, V1rg11 Teaford, Btll Voung, George Hobstetter, Ralph Graves, Don Thomas, Bob J acobs, Ca rsey, Crow, Mrs Thomas, Beulah Jones and Kahe Crow brothel and sJste r· m-law, Mr wtlh the valen ltn e theme The Angelatre Slll gtng group led spec1al serv ices at rhe Temple Umted Method1st Church on Sunday eventn g A large crowd was Ill at- Mornstown , 'lenn with Mr government telling you what to do, and felt tt was Albert Htll Jr , Dmts H1 llto nd1cul ous He added that no Albert Htll Jr , Dons H1 ll, 75 federal money can be used tf acr·e. Chester property 1s locatoo tn the 1'resste Hendrtcks, extrx , flood plato. He urged the l.ulher V Caldwell, dec'd, to chamber to wrtte to Cong P.veretl Paul Smti h, Sharon Mtller and Rep. Ron James m Kay Sm1th, I.ot , Sali sbw-y- regard to the Nat19nal Flood noun ced opemng of the 21st restaurant, located at the let ter would be directed to Cong Mtller and Rep. Ron James. Morr ow named Ja ck Carsey general chairman of the Regatta committee with Ja ck Kerr , Btll Grueser, Ralph Graves and Wendell Mrs Rtchard McCartney , Potnt Pleasant, Robert Baker, Pomt Pleasant , Mrs . Clovis Doerffer , West Col urn bia , Arthur McCoy, Hoover also on the cum~ Henderson: Mrs Willie Cook, m1ttee Morrow sta ted that the Pomeroy; Mrs Fred Gaul, Regatta would be a challenge Po111t Pleasant ; Albert thts year w1th the bndge Mtddleton, Pornt Pleasant; bemg closed He stated that Mrs Randy Stone, daughter , he had contacted the Juntor West Columbta ; Orvtlle Eilts , Chamber of Commerce P01nt Pleasant, Mrs John IJayceest to take charge of Zembry, Potnt Pleasant. BIRTH - A son to Mr. and the parade However, Btll Mrs Roy Bennett, Cot- Young , a Jaycee member, tageville, and a son to Mr sa1d h1s group d1d not want and Mrs Harold Vreeland of the re sponstbtltty of the parade The parade th1s year Galhpolis, Feb 24 Will be tn keepmg wtth the B•centenmal theme Crow brought up the rules governt ng persons who butld 10 flood plato areas He satd 1f a bustoess put up a new bwldmg m a flood area tt ~ ould have to be 15feet above the Sidewalk level He felt that th1s 1s an example of the Meigs Property Transfers Co lumbus were called here by the trag1c death of Van Buzzard. Mr Buzzard , wh o had hved tn th1s commulllly for 29 years, 1s survtved by homemade valentmes as a spcc1al part of the litera ry pr ogr am planned by the lecturer , Arthur Crabtree . Plans were announ ced to help with servtn g refreshments at lh e ntuah s t1c con test at Detente fine, but <t 'on•rnuc<l from page I) Morrow md1ca lcd th a t a DENVER I UP!) - The Professional Rodeo Cowboy Assoctallor sa1d Mond ay Howard Hunter clunbed to the top of the standings m the MOSCOW 4UP[l -Sa viol leader Leonid Brelllllev today haDed detente u u addevemeat af "everluiJac slpHiellllce," but warned the Ualllld ~teo 1101 to ad tough with Moscow. Referring 1o auempts "to put preuare oa oar home JII)Ilcy" by me11111 of a U. S. trade bill, Btellmev said : " We Clluld not put up with tbat aad we are DOt \ going to put up with \bat. 'lbls Ia not the Jaacw!ge to with us." "We are planning to Improve our relatiolll with the United States," be aald, "but It must be doae otrldly.., tbe basis of our ag....,meoto 1111d treatlts." Brezbnev's remart• came In a keynote 1peeeb at tbe opening of the 2Stb Commlllllot Party Colll"ll that will chart Kremlin policy lor tbe110KI five yean. Brellmev also &aid tbe Commllllllt ltalt1 woold continue to strengthen the Warsaw mllltary pact, attacked Peking's " Inn tic effort& to torpedo detellle," and de<lared "the changes toward detente ud more ; solid peace are probably eopeclaUy langlble In . Europe.'' News •. in Briefs 1Contmuoo from page I l Cuba, $61.6 millton, Egypt, $58 millton ; PakiStan, $35 million, and Iran $35 mtUion. WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT FORD has ordered a stronger effort by the government to crack down on illegal drug trafftckers, which he termed "merchants of tragooy and death." Peter E. Bensmger was sworn in Monday as chief of the Justice Department's Drug Enforcement Administration. Ford told him, "We've got to move ahead more effectively and faster in this problem of hard drugs " rord sald the hard drug problem has become "more acute" on the Mexican border and m the na\lon 's larger cities. BOSTON - LOCUSTS , TERMITES AND OTHER msects were proposed today as a htgh-protein food tllat man may need to exploit m the future as growmg populations compete for conventional foods. Dr Dean F. Gamble, deputy director of the National Agrtculture Ubrary ln Washington, said insects virtuaUy have been •gnored as potential foods because of a psychological blo ck on the part of the people mvestigating diets. "Western culture vtrlually forbtds eating msects tllough tlley are a potential source of nutrition of great importance ," Gamble said tn a paper at the closmg day of a week-long meeting of the Amencan Association for the Advancement of Sctence PLANT STRUCK YOUNGSTOWN , Oh1o saddle bronc r1dmg event 1 UPil Local 734 of the dunn g tlle wt~eke nd, earrung $2,311 , fo r a total of $5,380 10 ln te rnattonal Unton of Electncal Workers struck tl)e wmmngs this year General Eleclrtc Co. lamp "I want to go all the way to the Nat10nal Ftnals thts year, plant here early today About and eventuall y wm a BOO workers walked off the cham ptonshtp," he sa td. JOb 1n a dispute over ' That 's my ulltmate goal " unresolved gnevances. Th e PHCA sa td other Workers compla10ed that the w1nners at San Antomo were com pany swt khes workers .Joe Alexander, $2,014, m from Jlrb to job without bareba ck rtdmg; Don Ga), r egard to thetr job $3,344 bull nding; and .John classJftcatJons Edmondson , $2,:l93 tn calf ropmg CLOTHING OrFERED Free clothin g day wtll be LOCAL TEMPS held at the Salvation Army , The temperature tn downtown Pomeroy at 11 Pomeroy, Thursday , Feb 26, from 10 a.m. unttl noon All a m Tuesday was 57 degrees area restden ts in need or under sunny sk1es clothmg are welcome . • Royal Oak Park hav e been moved to Chester Elemen· tary School due to resurfactog of the floor m the we'll give you special loan service when you need it! Whateve r your part rc ular ftnanc•al problems, SORORITY TO MEET Jean Werry Will be cohostess when Preceptor Chapter of Beta Stgma Pht Sororlty meets at 7.45 p m. Thursday at the home of Ann Rupe WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREET recreatwn room at the park satd mstructor Judy Rtggs today. 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Phone 992-362 9 Pomeroy, Ohio e • at ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY I One student sta!OO that a lel!cher told him that he was not to open his mouth as tf he weregomg to whiSper. The board was asked about the rule of not gotng to lockers : due to vandalism, or passing of drugs It was pointed out that the school has a drug program underway One parent wonderro if drugs were in the school. Adams replioo that they did not have any first hand knowledge tllere are drugs "We have no proof, JUSt rumors, " he said. Several persons insistoo the rules were punishment. The board expJained over and over that it was not punishment. Robert Sayre, board member, observed tllat the students that obey aren 'I being punished. Evans pointed out that tllere IS no rule listed where a student 1s bemg punishoo, whtch brought a _loud applause. There was objection to limiting students going to locker room when necessary It was pomted out that there wtll be exceptions The board stated that students would be allowoo to go to Uleir lockers four times a day . In tlle mornmg, before and after lunch and at the close of the school day, When teachers were asked why they were writing down names of students gomg to lockers, it was explamoo and for !bose violatmg the rules. _ It was pomted out that it would be sunpler if the teachers patrolloo tbe halls and ptckoo out the problems. Bostick commented that if you have an orderly line it JS much easter to hnd out who is breakmg the laws. On the day of the walkout , approxunately 100 students participated, Adams told the students followmg the assembly to return to tlleir classes. When he went back mto the gym some of the students were still there He informed them they Contmued on page 14 Bosttck answered by saying they were not gomg to change the rules. "We were elected to run the school as we saw lit," he said . Denny Evans, board member, replioo that if the smoking rules contmue to be broken smoking will be abolishoo. Ramona Yonker spoke up and addro that no teacher is narrow mindoo, addmg tllat when the kids pay taxes then they can run the school. One man - unidentified - agreoo witll the rules but statal tllat attention should be given to upcoming graduation and addoo that he thought it was a poor time to start imposing rules when school isahnost over for the year. "You have thts turnout because of the turmml caused by the rules," he warnoo Evans satd people approach him about what IS going on m the school. The problems have been discussed many times at board meetmgs. The board decided what they expected and informed' Ord and Adams, Evans said. One parent stated that she was disappoin!OO in all of the board members. Site sa id that if they had taken a little tune to tllink ahout the matter before hand and contactoo parents before httting the children wtth the crackdown they would not have bad a walk out. This also was followed by applause. Several tunes two or more persons trtoo to voice thetr opinions at the same time, forcingOrd to warn the crowd about conduct. He managed to keep the meeting orderly. Bostick commented that teachers are evaluated on discipline and morals. He also statal that the supermtendent will also be evaluated , Someone mentioned there are problems at Syracuse Elementary. en tine Fifteen Cents Vol. 27, No. 221 Ford just edges Reagan in test • Quality Print Shop in Middleport on Monday, March l These beenses plus truck licenses may also be purchased at the regtstrar's offtee at Gtbbs Grocery tn Pomeroy. you'll f1nd that you're someo ne very spec ral to us when you drsc uss your need for. a busi- Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, Feb. 25, 1976 vote when the student counctl and members of the student body met wtth the board to ask thattl be retnstated He said the non-Qilokers backoo tlle smokers to have the smoking reinstated. Bostick went on to explain, m regard to orderly class changes, that it is so noisy at the schooltt is unposstble to hear durmg class changes There is destruction 1n restrooms, too much smokmg outside the smokmg area and too much llttertng "We owe you as taxpayers all we can give," Bostick said A parent a Mr Deeter asked about the word, "March," while gotng to class and not bemg allowed to communicate m any way. He addoo, "Don't force them too hard as Uus wtll ca!ISI' things to be worse, and a loud applause followed . Jun Adams, princtpal, volunteeroo to answer the questton. Adams said they had been misinformed. At ftrst the board did say "march," but this was cha nged following the last basketball game on Friday rught when the board changoo it to "orderly fashion ." Askoo about not talking, Adams replied that they (the teachers) were told that tf someone were caught whispertng, no punishment would be administeroo. Bostick spoke up and said if they had been told they could whisper the students would see how loud a whisper could get. A student, Dreman Jenkins, said the rules presented to everyone Tuesday evemng were different from tllose presen!OO earlier. She satd they were told that if they were not back in class the first pertnd they would be suspended The students wanted the rules changed or abolished so they left the school. She also comrnentoo that the students felt tbey should not have to serve detentions. regtslrar's offiCe at the ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY In g1am uf Columbus call ed ••• so By Katie Crow RACINE - The SOutllern Local DistriCt School Board Tuesday mght confronted an estunated 400 parents, teachers and students, some of them unhappy over board policy and two bours later had stood firm on every pomt The meeting was called to discuss rules laid down by tlle board last Wednesday. Bobby Ord, supermtendent, was moderator and the board members were a panel. Ord welcomoo the large crowd made up of parents, teachers and students. Ord statal m prellnunary remarks "this IS the proper way to discuss the problems at hand, to brmg them out in the open, and have them diScuSsed." Ord explamed the board and faculty were trying to maintain discipline in the school to protect school property and main tam the right kind of discipline in the classroom. He t also observoo that a meeting "such as this" COI!ld get out of hand. lie adVIsed ground rules that persons could express thetr opimons, then listen to replies The specific problems at hand to be discussed were students going to classes in an orderly fashion, abuse of the smoking area, and the times a student goes to hts locker which is relata! to orderly beheavior, Ord said. In regard to other complamts, Ord suggestoo that persons call or attend the board meetings Ord sta!OO that the meeting would last two hours. Persons were pernuttoo to ask the board as a whole or any board member a question. Jack Bosttck, president of the board, stated that the smoking area was taken away but was reinstated by a 3 to 2 LICENSES ON SALE Whtle 1976 passenger car registration will not get underway unhl Apnl, license plates for tra1lers, house vehides and motorcycles can be purchased at the 1~ CLASS CHANGED CHESTER - The Wed· School ·board holds firm on strict discipline COLUMBUS - THE OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL ProtectiOn Agency will investtga te the possibility that a cancer producmg agent which prunarUy comes from burnmg coal ma y be polluting the air of Ohio's steel producing areas, an EPA olftctal satd Monday The agent, known as BAP - Ben:w a Pyrene - was found m Johnstown , Pa , and Pennsylvama environmental offtctals satd 11 came from the Bethlehem Steel plant in that city. Mr .md Mrs Tum O'Neil and fcumly an d Mr s Evelyn on I he Hobet t l.ce fam ily on Salw da) . Mary Roush vlstted wtth Hali te Roush on Sa turday Mr and M1 s George Ctrcle of New Haven called on Mary Cu de SWlday Mr and Mrs Wtlham Perry of Hollan d, Ohto spent Sunday ntgh t wtth Ma1·y Ctrclc ' •••• By Uoltoo Press International WASHINGTON - THE FORD ADMINISTRATION Tuesday demoo a claim by Rabbt Baruch Korff that Richard M. Nixon went to Ch10a at the urging of the State Department. Korff told a news conference Nixon was "stiU a stck man" and went to Pekmg for the good of the country. "!don't think he wanted to go," said Korff, who has been Nixon's chief legal fundraiser. "His trip is for the good of the country and it was a great sacrifice." He said the State Department wantoo Nixon to scout the current political upheaval In Chma. But White Honse Press Secretary Ron Nessen, asked about Korff's remarks, said "Thts administration was oot involvoo many way m the tnp," and Secretary of Slate Henry Kiss10ger told a news conference 10 Costa Rica he did not even know of the trtp until an hour before it was announced and did not urge him to go WASHINGTON - SECRETARY OF STATE Henry A Kissinger has returnro home from his six-nation Latin American tour and now begms preparmg for a week of appearances before congressional committees. Kissinger arrival at Andrews Atr Force Base late Tuesday night and is scheduled. to appear today before a subconumttee of the House International Alfatrs Commtttee on matters relating to the State Department budget. Kisalnger endro hts nine-day tour wttll a stop 10 Guatemala where he saw some of the damage caused by the earthquakes that have claunoo nearly 23,000 lives. He promised Guatemala mcreased U. S. atd for relief and reconstruction and aMounced that a U S. Army battalion wtll go to Guatemala in the next lew days to help rebuild a several link in that Central American country 's main highway to the Atlantic Ocean. TAKE BOW WITH MCCOMAS - Charles Stobart, varsity assistantfootball coach under B Schombechler at the University of Mtchigan, fourth left, was the featured speaker Tuesday evemng at Me1gs High School for the annual Rotary Athletic Banquet. From left are Golf Coach Bob Ohver, Meigs Head Football Coach and Athlettc Director Charles Chancey, Lee McComas (holding plaque ), Stobart, Ron Logan, head basketball coach, and Atty. Bernard Fultz, master of ceremomes McComas, rettrmg this year as board clerk, was bonored for 10 yea rs of exemplary serVIce to ooucallon by the Metgs Local Board See account on page 3 - J1mHamm ptcture. By ARNOLD SAWISLAK CONCORD, N.H (UPI) President Ford narrowly defeated Ronald Reagan early today and J unmy Carter whtpped four other Democrats m a New Hampshtre pnmary that gave no one an open road to tlle 1976 presidential nominations. The Republican contest was the closest in the primary's history and lookoo for some tune lilie a replay of the state's no-decision 1974 Senate election. But Ford fmally selzoo and held a SD)all lead in the fmal hours of unofftctal vote-counting today. Carter Ia! from the start and now becomes the man to catch in the crowded Democratic race. Ford nearly swept the boards in separate balloting for selection of 21 national convention delegates, but he scored no knockout over tlle former California governor, his only challenger More tike!y, , tt was only the first skirnush of the grinunest battle for the GOP prestdential nomination since the Taft-Eisenhower struggle of 1952. lot of hard work - It's going Carter, the former Georgia to be a very quick decision. I governor . who pledged to think (I'll win) on the first wage war on Washington roo ballot." tape and bureaucratic waste, In separate ballotr.ng for openoo a wtde early lead and national convention delegates whipped runner-up Rep. in Amertca's bicentenmAI Morris Udall, [).Ariz., Sen. prestdential year, the Bll'ch Bayh, D-lnd., former indicated results witll threeSen. Fred Harrts of quarters of the votes counted Oklahoma and Sargent were 19 for Ford and 2 for Shriver, tlle party's 1972 vice Reagan; 13 for Carter and presidential candidate. four for Udall. At 5:15 a.m. ES'I:, with 92 Carter got four delegates at per cent of the vote countoo, the MISSISSippi state the Republican tally was Democratic convention last Ford 53,297 - 51 per cent; weekend, for a total of 17 to Reagan 51,829 - 49 per cent. date Gov. George Wallace On the Democratic stde, got nine and Shrtver three at wtth 88 per cent, Carter had the same conventwn No 30 per cent with 21,866 votes; other GOP nattonal conUdall 24 per cent and 17,515; venlton delegates have been Bayh 16 per cent and 11,991, chosell' HarriS II per cent and 8,389, The real shakeout awatts and Shriver 9 per cent and future prtmaries - notably 6,283 Massachusetts, Flortda and Leadmg a handful of Illmms m the next three Democr11hC write-in efforts, weeks and New York m the an unauthorized campaign first week of Apnl when for Sen. Hubert Humphrey, maJor contenders such as D-MIIBI , got 5 per cent With Wallace and Jackson wtll be 3,999 votes. m action. Carter, to Chants of "We're Before Ford took the lead No. 1, we're No. 1!" said, " I bnefly after m1dnight, beheve when we get to the Reaean told suooorters "We convention in July - after a Continued on page 14 Pauy made into dependent child says witness By DONALD B. THACKREY SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Ftfty-<~even days in a closet turned Patrtcta Hearst into a completely dependent "child" eager to please her ktdnapers , says a psychiatrist testifym~ in her defense. Dr . Louis West, a bramwashmg expert from UCLA, satd the newspaper heiress ' first words after shooting up a Los Angeles sporting goods store to rescue two of her captors were, "Did I do it right?" "She was hke a child perfornung for parents,'' &1td West , who spent the day on the stand Tuesday and was still undergomg crossexammation when Mtss Hearst's hank robbery trial recessed until today. He said the 22-year-old defendant had suffered a "personality regresston to chlldishness " and a MOSCOW - DESPITE THE SUPERPOWER split over strategic arms, the Middle East and Angola , Soviet leader Leorud Brezhnev has told the United States his country shU wants to ease tensions. Appearmg Itt and much the man in charge, the 69-year-old Brezhnev told the opening session of the 25th Conununist Party Congress Tuesday detente ts of "everlasting significance." "The turn for the better 10 our relations with the Unital States, the largest power of the capitalist world, has of course been decisive ln rooucing the danger of soother world war and consolidating peace," he said. Brezhnev's live-hour, 20-mlnute Two thefts of tools and speech to the 5,000 appla~ding party elite also attackal Washington for not agreemg to ban two new types of dnllmg su ppli es were American weapons in exchange for hans on undisclosoo Soviet reported to Shet 1ff Robert C Harten bach 's Department counterparts. Western analysts satd none of Brezhnev's speech, today. Kenneth Eilts and l..ewts deliveroo in tllree so.sslons, represented a shift in position for the SoVIet government. They called the tone of the address Morrts of Elhs and Morns Drtlllng Co., Rt . 2, Albany , generally mild. drtllmg on lhe Dan Stanley COLUMBUS-"WE'RE BACK tn the ratding business," property, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, srmlro Gov. James A Rhodes. And with that, "Rbodes said between Tuesday at 6 Raiders," brought back to active service from the governor 's p.m. and Wednesday at B first-administration drive for jobs, flew into De!rolt Tuesday, a.m. 15 gallons of gas and a cornered 45 retail and manufacturing executtves and klckoo new batlerv wilh terlllumls to a rtg were iaken and a lock on Continued on page 14 "childlike dependency upon her captors," especially Symbtonese Uberation Army leader Donald " Cinque" DeFreeze West, who studied Korean War prtsoners who l'Ollaboratoo with the enemy, said Miss Hearst was "a classtc example of coercive persuasion" who regressed because of a constant fear of death, prolonged loss of vtsion from being blindfolded, and "humiliating and pamful sexual molestation " He satd she sttll has a David Bancroft, West admittoo he had written Miss Hearst's parents while she was m captivity telling them not to despair because she might be "restored to health" if she was returnoo to them Two fined by Mayor Andrews Two defendanL• were fined and three forfetted hoods in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews Tuesday · 'tralUilatic neurosts, '' whlch mght. eventually may be curro Mtke Mulhns, Galhpolis, smce she has shown was fmed $350 and costs and constderable unprovement in was g1ven a 90 day jatl senrecent weeks. Her IQ, which tence on each of two bad dropped 20 points during her check charges and Carl E capttvity, has returned to Its Moore, Racine, was fmed $50 ortginallevel of about 130, he and costs for dtsorderly said. conduct Under cross-exarrunation Forfeiting bonds were by prosecutmg attorney Ronald Vance, Pomeroy, and Albert Dixon, Albany, $38.70 each, posted for speedmg, and Shtrley P Wtne, Copen, W. Va . $50 for dnvtng wtth a suspended license, and $30, for passmg on a double yellow a gas cap a nd wmg wmdow on hne a truck were drunaged .James Htll, Rt 2, Ractne, ........ •' '•''•'•'•''•' •' ' ·. ·::::·.:· •:,·,·:···· reported that a Black and EXTENDED OUTLOOK Dec ker grtnder was taken Friday through Sunday, from a tool shed between 5·30 lair Friday and Saturday a 111 and 12 30 p m on the and a chance of rain on 2llh Sunday. Highs Frtday will Steve Kock who had he In the 40s north lo the 50s reported earher that 12 of hts south and by Sunday In the cnws were mi ssmg, nollfted 40s north to ncar 60 upper the shertff that the cows have south. Lo" s "ill he In the been found 'They were not 30s to the mid 40s. slnlen · just strayed away Thefts reported alive. "Yes," he said. "I wrote to them as one parent to another. I got no reply and I expected none." The psychiatrist also satd that during 23 hours of questioning Miss Hearst, she gave htm vtrtually no information a bout her activities during her last year underground. She took the 5th Amendment 42 times Monday to keep from testifying about .:·.:. :..: •.·· :· :· ;. : ·:: ·:· :· ::· :' ': •, ::: •. . ··. LEVIES FAIL WARREN, Ohio UPI Three additional school levies were defeated Tuesday In two Trumbull County school districts. Voters In the Hubbard School District turned down, 1,338-1,581, a 4.5 mlll levy and voters in the Champion School District rejected a 4 mill levy and a 2 mill levy. The first Champion levy was deleale'd by a 560-1,4ll vote and the second lost by a 624-1,341 margin. All three leyles are expected to he resubmitted to voters in June. . '•'• COMEANDGETIT! A ftsh fry and bake sale will be held by the Mtddleport F..e Dept at the station bwlding beginmng at II a.m. Satw-day WCAL TEMPS The temperature m downtown Pomeroy at II a m Wedn esday was 62 dcgr ees under sunny skies \II tllat period. Before beginning hiS questtOnmg, Bancroft sought to have West's testimony tossed out on grounds psychiatric fmdings were not admissible 10 the case because the bank robbery indictment does not go mto intent. U.S. DJStrict Court Judge Oliver Carter turnoo down the malton, saymg Miss Hearst's entire defense was basoo on the question of duress. Defense attorney F. Lee Bailey asked West, the fll'st of three psychiatrists he planned to call, about Miss Hearst's reaction when she was first questioned concerning the robbery, for whioh she is on trial. 11 After the usual tears and sulking, her first words were that 1t was 'like a dream' and she couldn't believe she had done it - 11 was as if everythmg had happenoo to a different person other than herself," the psychlatrtst satd BERNARD FULTZ Bernard V. Fullz, R., Meigs County Prosecuting At· torney, Tuesday !Ued his petition of candidacy to run for the Republican nomination to be a candidate for the prosecutor's post at the June primary ele.tlon. Fultz was the only candidate to file with the hoard of elections TuesdaY. ' Winner showing delight By HELEN THOMAS UPI White House Reporter WASHINGTON (UP!) President Ford today expressed delight with his narrow New Hampshire prunary victory over Ronald Reagan and told atdes it was " a great spri~tgboard" toward election m November, his chief spokesman satd. Prestdential Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Ford arose before dawn, heard the results on the radio and made an unscheduled appearance at an 8 a.m. White House staff meeting where he praised atdes with "congratulations for your maximum effort and your staWlch coolness." "If we win a couple mm (primaries), and I think w•. will, we will be ready for too finals- and I think we will win there too," Nessen quoted Ford. He sald the President called New Hampshire "a great springboard ." Nessen also no too that Ford was not only ahead in the New Hampshire popular vote but "he 's leading wtth 19 out of 21 delegates" to the GOP convention. " He (Reagan ) gave 1t ever yth ing he had and couldn't win it," said Nessen, who told reporters that Ford-told his Whtte House chief of staff "he was dellghtro." Ford planned to make his ftrst public statement on the prtmary in an address to some 200 members of the ··: : .. :''•' .· •. :··········, =··=··· ·: ·· -:··::·:: Inland Press Daily Association late m the afternoon The association represents small and MONTitEAL, ~' eb. stze newspapers. medtwn !5 Slow-moving In a mood of elation, lien . Wooster notified Nessen told reporters Ford Washington that he arose about >:30 a.m.-his usual hour- turnoo on the had !ailed to receive radio and heard the latest ar·tillery to attack tabula lion of prunary votes. l,!uebcc but promised Dateline: 1776 that he intended to join Henedict .\rnold 's besieging 1111 ,.,. in a few days. '••' •' •''' NOW YOU KNOW In the last 3,500 year there have been only 230 years of peace throughout the world. 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