https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a3dd0d1460ae3bbce932feb647343497.pdf e6a600f970eea32ca4bcf0ae900f8407 PDF Text Text ' ' ·"~ . - ' • Ohio Finance·Director HoVey lured to b~gger Illinois job ' - , ... . .Hovey s aid he had ac- spent a year in a ~iiar complished "much of what I position with the Bureau of the set out to accomplish two years Budget. ago." Prior to his appointment to "Governor Gilligan has been willing to accept innovation in the Gilligan cabinet, Hpvey his administration, and I be- served for three years as a · ·lieve we have built, here in Ohio, the strongest finance and ' budget operation in the nation." A native of Toledo, Hovey graduated from DeVilbiss High School in 1955 and attend Wabash College in Crawfordsville, Ind., receiving a bachelors degree at the age of 19. He later attended Harvard Harvard University graduate Roger Epple was . named school on a Woodrow Wilson president for the new year and Fellowship and received both a appropriations for 1973 were faw degree and' a · doctorate estimated by the Eastern Local from George Washington Uni- Scliool District Board of END OF.THE LINE -When coal from Meigs Mines Nos. 1and 2near Salem Center begins versity in Washington, D. C. • Education Monday. Hovey served' for .· nearly I. 0. McCoy, who served as its 11knile conveyor belt journey to the Gavin Power plant at Cheshire in 1974 this is how the three years as a management 1972 president, was made vice last two miles will look on a normal, hazy day In late autumn.·Upper left is the 1,100 ft. stack analyst In the office of the U.S. · president and regular now being topped off, and the first of two 492ft. high cooling towers, also completed. The power Secretary of Defense and then meetings were set for 8 p.m. on . complex, mines, conveyor and plant is estimated to cost $488,000,000. ' the second Tuesday of each month beginning in February . The board agreed to join the Ohio School Boards Assn. and to secure Ute liability insurance for board members offered through that association . . Estimated appropriations Devoted To The Interests OJ The Meig&-Mason Area set fo·r 1973 were administration, $33,900; in. p TEN CENTS struction, $360,000; trans9 2 2 VOL. XXV NO 181 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, '1973 HONE 9 · 1-56 $73,150; ______________:______________;_____:_______________________ portation, tenance, $25,000, mainand COLUMBUS (UPI) - Gov. ligan said, ''I realize it would John J. Gilligan today an- be impossible for him to turn nounced he has accepted the down the challenge' of the Dliresignation of staie Financll nois assignment." . DirectorHaroldA.Hovey, who Hovey, 34; was Gilligan's is · leaving to take a· similar first cabinet level appoin~ent . position ·wjth Gov ..elect Dan- following the 1970 election, iel Walket of Illinois. Hovey was instrumental in "While I am deeply dis- assembling and pushing appointed to be losing Dr . .. through the General Assembly Hovey's services in Ohio," Gil- the administration's record $7.7 billion budget and Ohio's first graduated personal inCALLED TWICE come tax. The Middleport emergency Gilligan said Hovey was resquad answered two calls sponsible for "major improveMonday. At ·12:34 p.m. the ments in our budgeting process squad was called to 147 Sixth here in Ohio" and called him Ave.., for C. M. Baker who was "one of the brightest, most inhaving difficulty breathing. He novative publicfinance experts was taken to the Holzer in the United States." The governor noted that in Medical Center. At 7:03p.m., the squad was called to 620 Dlinois, Hovey wiQ be setting Locust St. for Eulah Francis up a finance structure for a who was also having difficulty. state with a much larger budgbreathing. Dr. Ray Pickens et than Ohio's, and will be rewas called to the home to ceiving a 20 per cent increase in his own pay . administer aid. • Epple elected to head board • enttne at y e ~-=-:.::..:..:.._ ~ ""'""•"·~;,;·~··········· •,•,·.•,•,•,•,·,·.w,•,•,•,•,•,v~w.·~.v.''~ ''•"'•'•'...•v.•»:O:.;•.· • '-" '•'''•' .,....,...,.,"• • • • ,•,•,•.•.•,".•.•,•,•,•,•.•,•,•,•,•,•.•.•.•.•;,o,•.•,••·.;·~·~J>o•'X'I'..;o•:•;o.•;o.•.•,;,o .••X• ews~. in Brief~ By United Press International SYRIAN AND ISRAEU JETS BATTLED IN THE SKIES above Syria today. A Syrian military SPokesman in Damascus said one Syrian and one Israeli jet were shot down but Israel said only a Syrian MIG was destroyed. The Syrian military spokes· man said the dogfights broke out when Syrian jets rose to challenge "a number of formations" of Israeli planes that penetrated Syrian airspace. · Israel's version of the battle differed. A military spokesman in Tel Aviv said Israeli patrol planes downed a Syrian MIG21 in a dogfight In Lebanese territory along the Syrian border ''when Syrian planes tried to Intercept Israeli planes which were on patrol." He said all Israeli' planes returned safely. senior economist for Battelle Memorial Institute and was on the faculty of Ohio State University as an associate professor of public adminisrration, economics and . political ·science. . total of $538.000. Estimated general fund income is $420,000 in state foundation funds, $156,510 in local funds, reimbursement for school buses $11,000, and miscellaneous income $10,000. Anticipated expenses and receipts for the lunch program amount to $73,000, and the income for bond retirement is estimated at $24,290 against scheduled payments estiniated at $23,987. Uniform supplies receipts and expendi·tures estimated total $2,.500. Two parents attended the meeting to discuss a bus route and bills were approved. Attending were McCoy, Epple, Oris Smith, Clyde Kulm · and Howard Caldwell, Jr., board members; Clerk Creston Newland, and Supt. John miscellaneous $46,050 for a Riebel. Talks on basics o peace are resum.e d Debbie Black, age 16, Rutland, a ~s8enger in a car on Dec. 13. Kissinger an- said there has been no sign that talks. that was .wrecked Monday at nounced Dec. 16 in Washington either side is prepared to budge Hanoi representatives 5:30p.m. on Cooks Gap Hill on that the talks had,broken down from its negotiating position. rejected a U.S. proposal last Rt. 124 on the Middleport " because North Vietnam week to hold a ·meeting of Rutland road suffered head wanted to change points both Hanoi's top diplomatk envoy technical experts on D«:c. 27, injuries and was taken to in France, delegate-general Vo sayin_g . no sides al~eady agreed upon. meanmgful Holzer Medical Center by the The North Vietnamese Van Sung, said Sunday that the ne~ot1allon ~ould take plare Pomeroy E-R sqliad. She was rejected this view and said United States ' must sign Jltlle American. warplanes treated for lacerations and American negotiators often without further delay the draft ,rtacked North Vu~tnam. released. threatened renewed bombing Vietnam cease-fire agreement · r;>e~bie wa~ In a car driven in the north unless Hanoi made 1nade public Oct. 26 by Hanoi The North Vietnamese also east by Esther M. Black, 47, important negotiating con- and Washington. cut short two previous The technical-level meeting technical meetings, on Dec. 20 Rutland. cessions. The Sheriff's Dept. said the In spite of the nearness of today was the sixth since an.d Dec. 23, to protest the Black car went off the road on more talks, diplomatic sources Kissinger and Tho ended their bombing. the right 20 feet to hit a parked ; ar belonging to Michael Taylor, Pomeroy, Rt. 4, whirled counter - clockwise WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ existence!' said the ending of Repu~lican wr~te Nixon. "To and struck a second parked car Rep. William H. Harsha, R· the program was in opposition term mate th1s succe~sful belonging .tq Arthur Tayler, Ohio, announced today he has to a· 'Congressional mandate progra~ see_ms, to .say the . Pomeroy, Rt. 4: It stopped in written President Nixon urging that REAP ~ continued in least, mconststent w1th your the east bound lane headed he countermand the order to 1973. announced objectives." north. terminate the Rural EnHarsha also criticized the There ~was heavy damage to vironmental Assistahce "I was uilder the impression President's failure to discuss ·the Black and Michael Taylor Program (REAP). that your administration was the action with members of cars and light to Arthur Harsha, who termed the pro- endeavoring to control or Congress and said " ... Ifor one Taylor's. No citations 'were gram "one of thil most success- . eliminate those federal certainly do not condone this issued. ful environmental and con- programs that were not getting rather high-banded manner of Monday at 2:30p.m. on SR 7, servation programs hi the job done," the Portsmouth operation." in Saiisbury toWnship, 1.2 mile north of Pomeroy, William E. Moore, Pomeroy, was turning , around but pulled off on tpe left side of road and Into a ditch. There were no Injuries and only minor damage to the front end of the car. At8:4Sa.m. today on SR 12+, four tenths of a mile east of Rutland, Robert Tyree, Middleport, . Rt. 1, was traveling west as was a tractor trailer truck driven by Jack E. Hall, Cheshire, Rt. 1. Tyree started to make a left turn off 124 as Hall started ,to pass. Hall pulled back 1Q the righLand struck the Tyree car in the ear. Tyree had apparent injuries, but was not immediately treated. The Tyree car was demolished . .There was minor damage to the front of the truck. Hall was cited on a charge of assured clear distance. PARIS (UPI) -Hanoi and Washington diplomats said they would resume Vietnam peace negotiations today at a "technical" level, the first THE FINAL TRAFFIC TOLL TODAY from the three.<fay · meeting between tl!e two sides New Year's Holiday weekend was expected to fall within the in 10 days and the first since National Safety Council's preholiday estimate. The council said President Nixon ordered a halt between 430and S3ll persons would die in traffic accidents from 6 in the full-scale bqmbing of North Vietnam. p.m. local time Friday through midnight Monday. Neither delegation disclosed AUPI count at 8 a.m. EST showed at least 441 persons had died in traffic accidents. A breakdown: Traffic 441, Fire 22, the time or place for the talks. William H. Sullivan, a State Planes 108, Others 41. Total G13. Texas counted 60 traffic deaths, California 34, Illinois 30, Department aide and expert on Florida 26and New York 25. Wyoming, North and South Dakota, East Asian affairs, was named by the White House to head the Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho and U.S. negotiating team seeking Alaska had no traffic deaths. to work out the fine points of any eventual cease-fire agreeWASHINGTON- FORMER A'ITORNEY General Ramsey Clark and several other prominent Americans are heading a ment with North Vietlllipt. The meeting today served as drive to raise $3 million to rebuild North Vietnam's .largest forerunner to new direct and hospital. Spokesman for the group said the monty would be used . to, reconstruct Bach Mai hospital in Hanoi, a ~ civilian secret talks between chief U.S. DIED IN WEIRTON peace envoy Henry ·A. facility that reportedly was destroyed by U. S. bombing last Arch L. Rollins, 74, of Kissinger and Hanoi Politburo month. Weirton, formerly of Letart, member LA! Due Tho. They are Clark and his associates plann.ed to announce at a new died in the Weirton General conference today that $250,000 already had been raised toward scheduled to start their latest Hospital at 3 a.m. today after the goal. The fund-drive is ,being c0-6ponsored by the Boston- round of talks Jan. 8. an illness of six weeks. Mr. Kissinger and .Tho ended· based Medical Aid for Indochina (MAl) organization and a new Rollins was born and raised in Bach Mai hospital emergency relief fund. Participants In the their last round of negotiations Mason County, but had made drive in addition to Clark are Methodist Bishop' John Wesley his home in Weirton for the. Lord, Eplscopa) Bishops Robert Dewitt and Paul Moore Jr., past 30 years. playwright ArPtur Miller, Georgia State Rep. Julian Bond, Rep. Arrangements are expected Robert Drinan, D-Mass., and Dr. Charles Mayo III. to be announced by the . ..... .. said. "I don't charge anything group," he said. "Lots of kids weekends. Foglesong Funeral Home and By JAY SHACKFORD FORT LAUDERDALE, Fl.A. - A BARROOM incident on for it, I put my money into it. Clemente knew. that only a don't participate in sports burial will be in Letart PlTTSBURGH (UPI) New Year's Eve set.off a riot py 4,000 revelers at this beach Roberto Clemente's devotion to because they don't like one few, if any, ·would re~tch the I've worked with kids for years Cemetery. resort. It took 150 police to restore order. The three-hour riot baseball was only transcended sport especia,lly. But if you can heights that he set. But even if now." along a half-mile stretch of beac!lleft 27 officers injured and 44 by his love for children. · For most Americans, Clehave all sports where he can only one made it and others • persons arrested. participate,; bet you that he learned what he did from mente will be remempered for Officer Bobby Weatherington was hospitalized in fair conClemente, who rose from the will like .at least one of them sports, he felt it was well worth his feats on the baseball field. Clear this evening and dition after.being struck wi~ a folding chair. Police issued an all- sugar beet fields of Carolina, and kellP going with that." But for those kids in the "barthe effort. tOnight. Continued cold. Low points bulletin for 18-year~ld Roy .John Mart~lli on a charge of P.R. to one of baseball's all Clemente once said th~t his rios" of Puerto Rico who were The facility would be used by SYRACUSE _ Syracuse tonight in middle 20s. High attacking Weatherington with the chair. In another incident, at time greats, never forgot his youngsters on' weekdays, Cle- ambition after baseball was touched by their national hero, , Police Chief Milton Varian is Wednesday in 40s. Miami Beach in. neighboring Dade County, sheriff's deputies roots. mente planned, and then "to work with children." he will be remembere~ for ' investigating a 6reaklng and arrested 25 persons Sunday night after a large group of youths His dream was to build a turned over to adults to' liSe on "I like working with kids', he other things as well. entering at the Clyde Triplett AUTOS DAMAGED ' tried to crash several New Year's eve parties at swank hotels "Sports City" in San Juan for residence, Apple Street, Two cars were damaged and along Collins Avenue. children less fortunate than his Syracuse, that' occurred after '1 one driver cited In an accident own three. a.m. Sunday. " on Lincoln Hill at 4:-4S p.m. ,. WASHINGTON -SEN. HUBERT H. HUMPHREY, DVarian still Triplett reported Sunday. Pomeroy police saicf'a Minn., predicts the school milk ~ubsidy program will be ·among The dream never came true By United Press .International Angeles Dodgers: "It's a terrible thing to someone broke into a garage car driven by James D. Story, ' the next targets of President Nixop's gover.runent economy in his lifetime. It was ~till in the Tributes to Roberto Clemente ~the athlete happen. He was probably, as fan. as I'm con- on his property by breaking a 16, Pomeroy, stopped in the program. Humphrey said Monday he had learned the. ad- planning stages when a tragic and the man- ·poured .out Monday from cerned, ihe best hitter in the National League. lock on the door. Missi~g were roa~way when it was sbluck ministration intends to eliminate the program by refusJng to seek plane crash off the coast .of baseball, civic' and national figures. He gave everybody fits, believe me, not. jlist socket wrench set, large from the rear by a car: driven , any appropriation for it in the budget for the fiscal year starting Puerto Rico late Sunday "Words seem fqtile in the f11ce of this me. He was a fantasiic outfielder. I don't know craftman tool box valued at by Charles B. Mullen, 22, claiml)d his Jife. ' July 1. . · , . . , ·. · . tragedy," said Baseball Corriiriis!J,ioner Bowie of anyone w.);lo had a better arm than he did." $500, and parts fr~m a new Middleport. Mullen was· cited · If funding is cut off, the program will expire.~fter the middle Kuln1 when he. learned of the Pittsburgh Pirate Bob Johi!son, Pirate pitcher: "Organized . epgine valued at $300. to mayor's court on an assured After the Pittsburgh Pirates of the year. Asked about -Humphrey's prediction, an adJ sta\"s de~th In a plane crash. i•Nor can they baseball has lost its foremost figure. He was a The incident is under in· clear distance charge. There ·-· ministration olficial declined direct discussion of the 1973-74 won the 1971 World Series, possibly do justice . to ·this unique inan. · . gentleman on the diamond an.d an exemplary vestigation. were no lf!juries or estimate of fiscal year budget but left .a clear hint he believed the milk Clemente skipped .winter ball. Somehow, Roberto "'anscended super starfigure." damages. There was little left to accomprogram would not be included in the administration budget. Mrs. Dora Pasarell, head of the Puerto Rican . plish in· baseball. He hiu.: set dom. His marvelous playing skills rank him government Parks and Public Recreation HONEST MAN TAKEN TO HOSPITAL among the truly elite. And~t a wonderfully MIAM.I'-THEDEATIITOLLINTHECRASHofanEastern dozens of records and starred good man he was. Alwa concerned with Administration: "Puerto Rico has lost one of ,Vic N!!utzling, an employe of The Pomeroy E-R squad · Airlines superjet In swampland west of Miami Friday night has ' on two world championship others. He had about him e touch of royalty." · Its greatest hull}an personalities. The. great- the Ebers bach Hardware answered a call for Mrs. Lena " . teams: It was time to work ori · ., ,reached 103, according to the Dade, County Miami medical his other ambition. "The news'has just jolted me," said John W. ness of Roberto Clemente will be an inspiration Company; Po'meroy, is an Rowe, Wetzgell St., at 11:52 examiner. The statement by Dr. Joseph Davis at a late Monday Galbreath, chairman of' the board of the to all of us to be better human beings. Roberto ' honest 'man. a.m. Sunday. She was taken to . news conf!lrence was the latest in a series oi confl.icting counts of .' Pirates. "He· wa8n't only one-•of the greatest will live eternally in our hearts." Early Sunday ' morning Ve~rans Memor\al Hospital Clemente returned to his I vicUms and survivors issued by air.line spokesmen and .cllunty · home in San Juan and devoted ~ athletes l'v~~ver 'known, he was one of the Carlos Romero, mayor of San Juan, P.R.: "I .. Neutzling found a billfold on where ijle was treated as ,a ·officials. · ' · greatest persons I ·ever knew:" feel we rr.ust all redouble our generosity to the Kroger parking lo.t con: medical patient' and releasl!d . . his time and money to the 'l'he.~ath toll announced by Davis includes 101 persons who ''Sports City." The idea behind crown the noble work which Roberto has taining a . large amount of At3 :17p.m.Mondaythe·squap Other comments included: died at the scene of the crash in the muck of the Florida it was to get kids ,j.pterested in Orlando Cepeda, recently released by the . ac;llievea up to now. He gained the admiration money. He took the billfold to · was called .for Mrs. James Everglades and two others who died later in hospitals. Eastern sports . Oakland Athletics: "1 am in a daze, like on a of all who are fans of human goodne~. He the Meigs CoWJty Sheriff's Jeffers who was ill at her ~orne . officials listed 77 survivors, which would mean the Lockheed dedicated himself plirticiiiarly to the fight office where the · owner was near Pomeroy. She was taken trip. I dori't know what to think. I feel i,t,as if I "I figure you could get the L1011 Tristar jet carried 180 passengers and crew on the flight best coaches available, and put against drug addiction ·and juvenile notified. · Neutzling was to Vetera.ns Memor"'l Hospital ')Vere ·I! relative." ~ · Jim .Brewer, star relief pitcher of the 'U>s delinquency in Puerto Rico." rewarded for his act. where she was admitted. .(Continued on page 10) them together to work as a · Harsha·says REAP too good to end Clemente planned Sports City ~ Tools, parts stolen over long weekend ·Weather . . a touch of ·r oyalty on·him ' . ' .I ' ' • ' • \ .. .. �. .. ~ ' l he Dauy :ieoounel Moddleport-PomeroK 0 - ' ' -fV;ice~~long Br'Way ' 3- The Daily Sentinel Moddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Jan 2, 1973 Assembly ready to work Television Log Trojans No. One, ilo do.u ht·abOut it! 1 TUE;.SDAY, JAN 2, 1973 By LEE LEONARD BY JACK O'BRIAN Productions and thos led to)y.role m Walkong 17 15 advantage mto \be new on spendmg pe,Ople 's tax 3 00 Gererat Hospital 1> 13 Another World 3 4 15 Love Is UPI Statehouse Reporter Sp1endored Thmg 8 10 Just General19n 20 CALL THE DIPLOMAT'S Tall ' whoch IS the true story ol Sheroll Buford sesston This will dtmnush to money,' l.anctone sa1d COlUMB US (UPI) - !'he 17 16 wtth the appomtmenl of a 3 30 - Re-turn to Peyton Place 3 4 15 Secret Storm 8 10 CX.e DAUGHTER MAOAM ~ Pusser who s10gle handed cleaned up all th~ Gray was re-elected Lite to Live 6 13 !10th Ohto General Assembly NOW YORK (KFS ) - Meet10g Rosemary graft and corruption 10 a Tennessee town at a replacement for tbe late Sen prestdent pro tempore for the 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset IS Sesame Sf 33 Love was to buckle down to sertous Jerry O'Shaughnessy D fifth stratght sesston and Sen Amerocan Style 13 Merv Griffin 4 Flintstones 6 Gtltlgan s Isle Murphy we are always ompressed with her terroble cost to hos larmly 1 play a kmd or The Rawhode Years 10 charm, classoc good looks and a warm manner female AI Capone and naturally I get my 1ust busmess today after gettmg off Columtius who dted last Mochael J Maloney , R· 84 Mov1e 30 - l Love Lucy 6 ' Petticoat Junclton 3 Daniel Boone 13 the mark w1th a ceremomal month But what has showboz done to her ' If you deserts on the end It's qmte a voolent ptcture CinetnnaU, formerly maJority Merv Grlfftn•8 Andy Grofflth 15 New Year s Day orgamzmg 5 00- Merv Groff1n 8 Mr Rogers 33 20 Ponderosa 3 4 Daniel JUdged by her 1l wppd and B way roles you'd but there's no way you could get around that The GOP advantage last ses whip, was named assistant Boone 6 sesston Mondsy lock the liquor cab10et send your sons away Pusser was a vwlent man, and so were the ston was ~13 -. presodent pro tempore, a new 5 30 - Marshalt Dillon 15 Elec Co 33 Dragnet~ Gomer Pyle The House and Senate were 3 HodgepOdge Lodge 20 and keep yoqr hand on your wallet How dtd a people he was up aga10st Those moonshmers l'he Senate gave proviStonal poSition both scheduled to reconvene at membership to Gene Slagle, 6 00 - News 3 4 10 IS SesaiJle Street20 Around the Bend 33 lady every reach such a level' and gamblers m Tennessee had vtolence as a Democrati~ Sens Anthony 0 6 30 - News 3 4 6 8 10 15 t Dream of Jeannie 13 Growing Galton Democrat who defeated Calabrese of Cleveland and Him Up 33 When I was a convent lass woth daydreams way of hfe and Pusser was more than a match I 30 p m Everythmg went as expected former Sen Robtn T Titrner about becommg an'actress, 'says Rosemary, I for them 10 thts regard • Oliver Ocasek of Akron were l.,~ Th;"~f~\ ~Y Lone 8 I ve Got ASec: et 15 Electric Co 20 saw myself as the proud hero10e or fatthful 'Shady women seem to be more mterestmg Monday woth senators and R-Marton by 155 votes tn the reelected mmoroty leader and 7 BO - This Is Your Life 3 Doctors on Call4 To Tell The Truth sweethellrt, a gtrl right out of a novel by one of than good gtrls I grew up 10 European pohltcal representaltves betng sworn November eleclton asststant, respectively, and 6 Proce Is Roght 8 10 Beat The Clock 13 RFD 20 Zodm 33 Under a resolullon sponsored Harry V Jump was chosen for the Bronte ststers or Jane Austen But show ctrcles & there was always a lot of mtrogue m wttnes sed by galleroes Rosing 6 13 Bonanza 3 4 IS Ohio Thts 20TemAperaftuAres ge o nXlely 33 bus10ess bemg what tt ts. I have played a sue around I omag10e that I met my share of sptes packed wtlh relattves lnends, by Senate Prei!ldent Pro Tem- another term as Senate clerk ~~~ft ~a\Jall Ftve 0 8 10 Boll Boyers Journal 20 33 Movie cesston of psychopalhs, drtmks, flooztes and m male and female My father ts Robert Murphy' lobbytsts and representattves pore Theodore M Gray, R-Pi Whtle legislative salaraes of the admtmstralton of Gov qua, Slagle was seated pendtng ..ent to $14,1100 from $12,750, 9 00- BoldOne,3 4 IS BehlndtheLines20 'Walking Tall I guess the best descroptton of former Undersecretary or State and a crack John J Gtlhgan ~ ~ - ~ack Journal 20 33 Movie The 500 Pound Jerk 8 10 the . outcome of an elecUon Gray's and my role ts a woman who runs a house that s not pohltcal troubleshooter so we travelled a great Lanctone's 1 arhcus Welby M 0 6, 13 Forst Tuesday 3 4 15 News House Democrats offered a 20 Bl-ograp challenge now bemg heard by leadership salartes went to y 33 deal and rubbed shoulders wtlh the dtplomattc a home patr of legtslattve proposals 11 OO News3 4 8 10 13 15 the Supreme Court I guess I'm just not the convent type but world I started acting serwusly at the $18,500, and other leadershtp- 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 IS Vlrgrnlan 8 George Carlin 6 13 expected to recetve substanltal Supreme Court Jusltces posts were scaled upward Movoe Kill or Cure lO my assocoation wtth the ktnd of women I portray Amertcan Umverstty of Berhn where 1 learned constderatwn Thomas Herbert and Frank D accordmgly 11 45 - Johnny Cars.on 4 IS very lulu ted Its not that I m a snob I sup French and German and was able to get roles m 1 00 - Your Health 4 One, tntrdduced by Rep Ver Celebrezze admtnostered the pose women hke that are voctims of thetr en German plays But I eventuall) got ttred or Astde fr.om Riffe, the Demo- 1 30 - News 4 13 1181 G Rtffe D-N ew Boston the oaths of olfoce, whole cratic leaders m the House will vtronment, but I don t thmk I'd like to ~et Europe and came to Amertca for a role m Look newly-elected s pe~er pro WEDNESDAY JAN 3, 1973 Celebrezze and Chtef Jus!Jce C be Reps Barney Quilter of Tol chummy wtth one Actmg ts a strangep rofesston Homeward Angel on Broadway and later that 6 00 - Sunnse Seminar 4 Sacred Heart 10 tempore, IS a prop ed conWtlham 0 Nelli did the honors edo, majoroty leader, Wtlliam 6 15 - Farmtlme 10 Farm Report 13 In many ways Men hke Jack Palance Rtchard of the booze ftghting Clatre m Edward Albee s stttutwnal amen ment to 6 2S - Paul Harvey 13 tn the House Wtdmark, Jack Elam and Strother Marlin are A Delicate Balance, my ftrst role as an L Mallory of Ctnctnnatl, authoroze the state to market 6 30 - Columbu~ Today 4 Btble Answers 8 Urban League 10 The lawmakers tmmediately usually called upon to play dtrty low down rats aocohohc, but not I lear my last assiStant maJortty leader and 7 00 - Today3 4 IS CBS News8 10 News6 Yet, they are the most gentle of men Most ' I don't know what to advose a young ac- $300 mtlhon worth of bonds lor began collectmg the $14,1100 an Rtchard F 1 30 - Sleepy Jeffers 8 Romper Room 6 Rocky & Bullwonkte Celeste of 13 villatns are • tress starltng out today I recommend ftnanctng a Vtetnam era nuallegtslative salary voted by Cleveland, maJortty whtp 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 10 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame Sf 33 the General Assembly last 'On the other hand, I know some actors who however that of you can play a baddte, grab veterans bonus plan Republican Reps Charles F T1mmy & Lass1e 6 The other sponsored by Rep month portray nothmg but heroes and good guys - you the part Most people as 1 satd remember 8 30 - Jack La La nne 13 New Zoo Revue 6 Romper Room 8 Kurfess of Bowling Green, Thomas Gthnartm, D-Youngs 8 55 - Local News 13 Democrats assumed control Norman A Murdock of Ctn· would lhmk they were up for samthood But m vtllams or tragtc ftgures rather than noble ones 9 00 - Paul Doxon 4 Ph1l Donahue 1S What Every Woman town would extend unemployor tbe House, 58-41, reversmg ctnnalt and Alan E Norros of thetr own loves they are rather dtsagreeable I just thmk that a role should be a meaty one Wants to Know 3 Concentration ~ Capt Kangaroo 8 ment compensatton benefots to the 54-45 disadvantage they Fnendly Junct1on 10 Ben Casey 13 people Some are actually mean human bemgs that the character tl portrays bnngs out a Westervtlle were chosen persons unemployed because 9 30 Elec Co 33 To Tell The Truth 3 Jeopardy 6 Hazel 8 had last sesston But they have the tmageof good guys because of response m the audtence, whether tl's one of minoroty leader, assistant and 10 00 D nah Shore3 15 Columbus Sox Calling 6 Jokers Wild of a work stoppage at another 'It s a new ball game we whip, respecttvely 8 10 Otck Van Dyke 13 thetr phystcal appearance So don t JUdge loa thong poly or fear I don t mmd betng loved place of busmess - Concentratlon3 15 Phil Donahue4 Pnce Is Rtghl8 10 start here today, and anyone by what he looks hke of course but a lot of those parts remmd me of Lancoone S81d he was 'anx- 10 30 Split Second 13 Rtlle s Vtetnam bonus everyone's a btl Jittery " 'I don't think there ts too much to the old wtse, warm and wttty mothers on some - SaleoftheCenturyJ 15 Love American Style6 Gamb 1t proposal calls for payment of prayed the Rev Alvtn Duane Ious, optunos!Jc and deter- 11 00 8 10 Password 13 theater saw that a good actor must hve hts televtston seroes Too good to be true and rather mtned to do a good job We are up to $500 to Amertcan ser Smtih at the start of the - HollywoodSquares4 13 Love0fLtfe8 10 Bewttched6 role," says Rosemary 'Certamly Bons Karloff dull __,..._ looking forward to working and 11 30 13 Sesame St 20 Vlcemen on acttve duty bet sess1on wasn't the slightest btt hke the vtllams he 'I know that m Walkmg Tall' oeoole wtll cooperating wtth the Gilltgan 12 00 - Jeopardy 3 1S Password 6 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 News 13 Contact 8 News 10 Smoth compared the new ses, admmJStration But we make played He was a dtsttngutshed, qutel gen- absolutely hate me I even hate myself ween Dec I , 1961, and July t 1973- the defmed ttme luntls of ston to a football game woth a I 30 - Spilt Second 6 Search for Tomorrow 8 tO Who Wha t Ueman And Vtncent Proce ts a sophtsltcated because I pia) such a wtcked woman But they no promoses except that we will Where 3 15 the confltct lengthy seroes of analogtes He ..ork hard • intellectual who loves art ~nd who cnes as they don t wrote roles for actresses the way they used 1 OOB - News Weather Sports 3 All My Chotdren 6 13 It s Your SerVIcemen would have to be concluded by pray10g for an et 8 Green AcreSIO Watch Your Chrld 15 say at card trtcks I hav~ played promtscuous to I thmk this ts beca~<Se most wrtters Lanctone saod Republicins I 20 - Lucolle Rivers 3 restdents of Ohto for at least Ohoo State vtctory tn the' Rose women m Tennessee Williams play, 'Ntght of are men and women to them ..m ' receove theor share of I 30 - 3 On A Match 3 4 15 Lets Make A Deal 6 13 As Th• one year The bonds would be Bowl World Turns 8 10 ' the Iguana, aswellasthegmswtggmg Vera m are etther black or whole, wtth recogmtton ' and Kurfess patd off by a statewtde 2 00 Days of Our Lives 3 4 15 N ewlywed Game 13 Mo ke Rep A G Lanctone D-Bell Name and the vtcious drtmken mother Nola no shades of grey They are etther good property tax levy pledged cooperalton to 'make Douglas 6 Guiding Loght 8 10 atre was elected House Speak the General Assembly a more 2 30 - Daltna Game 13 Doctors3 4 15 Edaeof NlohtB 10 Hollister, on the dayltme sertal Secret Storm • women or bad - nom between It s always been Slun Advantage er and IIllJlJedtately called for 3 00 - Another World 3 15 General Hasp Ia I 6 13 Lo e She went on the wagon and became so dull that I thos way, but I JUSt wish a few more women Solendored Thono 8 10 RFD 20 v Senate Repubhcans took a restoralton of honor and effectiVe votce of the people • quit the show, and they wrote her out of the wou)dstartwrthngforthestage movtesand TV 'We wtll offer cooperation, 3 31)-Return to Peyton Place 3 4 15 One Ltfe to Li ve 6 13 Secret Storm 8 10 Ohoa Th s Week 20 'leries So I guess drunks are more mteresting today When Ltlhan Hellman Dorothy Parker WIN .AT BRIDGE respect to the legtslattve and at thnes we will offer albranch of government 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame Sf 33 Love than well-bred ladies but I wouldn't want to be and Clatre Boothe Luce wrote thetr plays and ter.naltves " Kurfess sll"td American Style 13 Merv Grtff n 4 Fllntslones 6 Gtllogan s 'Restore the Faith" around one for any length of time screenplays thetr women were real women But when ..e oppose tt will Island 8 Mov ie The Lady Gambles 10 'We must restore the laoth of Andy Grlttlth 15 Petticoat Junction 3 ABC After School I played a creepy woman tn 'You II Uke They understood thetr characters and they not be for the mere sake of 4 306 13 Merv Grtfftn 8 the people m lhetr government, My Mother' woth Patty Duke for Bmg Crosby came amazmgly abve and behevable opposotion alone It will be an ROQers 33 D1ck Van Dyke 15 Ponde rosa J 4 Dan 1el open the government to the enhghtened opposition wtth S 00-Mr Hoone 6 people and serve as a watchdog alternatoves " 530 - Marshai1Dillon1S Eleo Co 33 DragnetS Gomer Pyle SPEAKER HERE USMC13 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 I Love Lucy6 r , The Rev Ronald Place of 6 00 - Truth or Conseq 6 News 3 ·4 8 10 15 Sesame St 20 NORTH 2 Around The Bend 33 ~~~~9$'»f«/-$<;,,?~~~&1~~!1811!88il"'~"lll:l'~~ Groton N Y was guest • 7 53 Thirteen members or Metgs among the ttems gtven each speaker Sunday at the Mtd 6 ~~- News 3 4 6 8 10 15 l Dream of Jeann~e 13 Hathayoga ¥1082 County unots of the Amertcan veteran +K87 dleport Forst Bapltst Church 7 00-News 6 10 What s My Lone 8 Truth or Conseq 3 Beat , I Legion AuXIliary went to oloQJ9 5 In addtlton the Middleport ftlltng the,pulptl m the absence The Clock 4 Anything You Can Do 13 S01nt 15 Know Yo~r Schools 33 U Chillicothe recently to asstst wlot, sent 100 new C/mstmas of the Rev Charles Stmons who WEST EAST ~ By Helen and Sue Bottel ~ 1 30 To Tell The Truth 6 The Judo e 10 Pol lee Suroeon 3 4 .KQJ 98 . 64 with the DIStrict 8 btrthday cards, 120 Chrtstmas napkins ts vacaltomng In Flortda The Prolectors 8 Beat The Clock 13 Andy Grlff 1h 15 1 ¥KJ1 ¥96 5 4 party for 94 veterans observmg 36 placemats wtth ~ three- Rev Mr Place and hts Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Episode A ction 33 No VIrtue In Inconsistency +Q 9 3 +10 65 2 1 45 - Marshall Basketball Rap borthdays during December ptece table decorattons ftlled daughter, Becky sang durtng "' 10 2 "' 6 43 8 00 - Adam 12 3 15 Paul Lynde 6 13 Sonny & Cher 8 10 Mrs Ch.arles Kessmger, with homemade candy 125 the servoce The lamtly has My Dad brought me home a paperback book on maroJuana sount (D) Apatt from the Crowd 20 • A 10 2 Disbict 8 president planned pounds of homemade candy spent the past week tn Mtd and other drngs because he ftgured I 'ought to know the 8 ~0 1/layhouse New York 20 Madigan 3 4 15 Royal Vanety ¥A Q3 the party Others gomg from and 60 dozen homemade dleport vtstbng Mrs Harry dangers 'Well ttdadn t tell me anythmgnew but9 00 - Medical Center 8 10 + AJ4 here were Mrs Bonme Dao!ey, cooktes placed tn 220 decorated Houdashelt Mrs Place s Rtght m the llllddle of the book was a two page ad for guess 00 - Search 3 4 15 Soul 33 News 20 Cannon 8 tO Alan King 10 oloAK 87 6 13 Rose Bowl Revoew 4 Dottie Will, Mrs Etta Wtll cans A quantity of the candy mother, and Mtss Ffeddte what a famm!i,_.Prand of cigarettes I All that stuff about the 11 OO Bot h v uh e1a ble - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Mrs Ulllan Rettmire, Mrs and cooktes used by the Mtd- Houdashelt her stster dangers of pot and then they push tobacco 1I'm surprised they 11 30- Johnny Carson 3 15 4 Vorg~nlan 8 ABC News At Ease 6 \V e)i l Nnrth ..East South ShaUia Roush, Mrs Valsta dleport unot for the program 13 Mov~e Ride the High W~nd 10 2 NT, didn t have a booze ad farther on 100 - News4 Pass J N T Pass Pass Roush, Mrs Helen Kennedy, was provtded by residents who My father couldn 'I see anythmg wrong wtth this Mter all lie 1 30 - News 13 BABY DEDICATED Pass Mrs Rosa Searls, and Mrs are not · members or the satd, the ad helped pay for printfng tbe book and you make a b~ck Tonya Lynn Lyons mfant Opemng lead- • K Erma Hendrtcks, of Mid- Auxtltary where you can Whatdoyoulhink' - T JR daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom dleport Unit 128, and Mrs Umts of the dtstroct con Lyons ol Pontiac Mtch, was By Os11ald & Juones Jacobv TJR Veda Davis, Mrs Isabelle trtbuted $105 toward expenses dedtcated m a servtce on Dec 1 here ts noth1ng sensatton Couch, and Mrs Gemma Casct of the party which cost $263 16 We think the publiSher turned his credibility gap tntD'a 24 at the Mtddleport Ftrst al about today s hand but tt of Pomeroy Umt 39 chasm - and that s no way to make a buck' - HELEN AND Mrs Kessmger reports The BapbstChurch The baby ts the does show some qutet but SUE Fresh fruit canteen books Pomeroy untt provoded towel granddaughter of Mr and Mrs elegant dummy pla y for each veteran, and candy btbs, comfort bags candy, South starts Wllh etght top +++ John Lyons Mtddleport BY PAUL CRABTR~E for diabeUcs were provided cakes, cooktes and table tncks and can produce the nmth by a success ful ftnesse Helen and Sue from DIStrict funds Numerous favor&~ The Racme umt Okay, back to work This IS 1973 Forget that junk about tn a •ed sut t You wtll note towel btbs, some provoded by provtded 22 towel bibs 11 dozen It was a terrtble wmter I got pregnant, had an abortion, peace on earth Try to jam that dehydratmg ChriStmas tree mto that both !messes are off but the Pomeroy and Racme unats, cookaes, 24 cupcakes 25 dotty thos dtdn t reall v b o 1 h e 1 flunked out of college and discovered that a • pre-engagement" the garbage can It's just another Tllesday, buddy PARTY FOR TROOP filled ditty and comfort bags bags lolled wtth combs tooth doesn't mean that guy plans to marry you Mrs Conme Curnutt en South And just another year? Well, maybe - and maybe not ~ provtded by both unats, and 100 paste playmg cards han- tertatned recently wtth a Wed been dating almost three years I wanted to keep the He won the second spade Let's go back 10to the year, and look at some of the thmgs you bootte replica comb holders dkerchtefs pens, stationery, holtday party for her Pomeroy and cashed three club tracks baby and get marroed, but Barney said that was no way to start, may NOT he seeang on your TV screen, or reading about m the lvhtle makm g su1 e to leave so as soon as I had the abortion we'd announce our engagement from the Mtddleport untt were etc papers, as this New Year begins Gtrl Scout Troop 247 Patge dummy wtth the ho gl1 club then have the weddmg next year ' Carr Rena LeFebre, Jamte - You may not be seemg another naUonally - televosed T)len he tht ew West on Dur10g the SIX weeks of waoting after the operation, he dtdn't shooting of a publtc figure, SIIICe thJS Is not an election year The Johnson Oolite Ramsey Kim woth a spade and let We~t Seth and Vtckt Hood ex- cash the rest of has spades see me very much Then he expected to go on like before, but tonnented personall!Jes who brought you the Bobby Kennedy Recitaltons, medttattons and Chrtst ' was gtven by prtmary changed gtfts and pla yed South d1scarded a hea rt and when I asked about the rong, he called me a nag, started a btg slay10g In 1968 and the George Wallace near.fatality m 1972 may dtamond from hos own hand ftght , walked out and I haven't heanj_fromhunsmce be dormant 10 thiS off-11eason mustc were included m the chtldren Rtcky Baker, Mark games Jamte recated The and two hea rt s 11 om dumm y I love htm and I cry myself to sleep every mght Mter all annual Chrtstmas program of Frtend, Joey Barton John Ntght Before Chrosltnas' and - Youmay not see the return to TV of etther Don Rickles nor West had to lead a red we ve been through together, he could at least call He's the type the Laurel Cliff Free MethodiSt Smtih Patty Jeffers Angela the chtldren sang Chrostmas "Me and the Chimp," although I'm not too sure on the former card and tt dtdn t matter Church held on Chrtsltnas Eve Barton, Crystal Buckley, and carols The program was whtch one The endplay gave who would never say • I'm sorry" ftrst, so maybe at's just ' ;- You may not see any of those gory, consctence-boggling stubbornness that keeps htm away My girl frtend says I war films from Vaetnam Either that peace .that was "at hana m Over 100 attended the Eugene Jeffers recorded and played back South hts nmth trtck shouldn't telephone him, but I can't stand bemg unsure much October may materJabze, or the growmg censorship of the war program whtch opened wtth What was elegant about 'The Star That Shtnes m whtle the gotls enJoyed cooktes carol smgmg and a prayer by Bnghtness,' a sktt was and punch At a meeting or the the play' It was that South longer I want so badly to be a wife Should I make the forst may blank the unpleasantness of Southeast Aioa from the move' - RUNNING OUT OF TEARS BY THE TELEPHONE screen Mter all, what you don't kno.. won't hurt you _ or will 11? the Rev Robert Buckley Mtss narrated by Dtana Lewts troop Saturday, cushtons made dtd not cash the last club If he had West would Judy Hall read the second Takmg roles were Mr and of washcloths were fmtshed - ~IJ!IIY be spared still anotherround of reruns of 'I Love • probably unguard the queen Dear Runmng Lucy;' but,agam, the odds are heaVy ag8111Styou chapter of St Luke with the Mrs Lloyd Wnght, Doaqa 1 Away from the telephone and toward other mterests, of d~amonds but South would Yes mlmster gtvtng a commentary Smith, Sharon Buckley Amta - You may not aee any senseless incidents of racial violence not know lhts and tf South such as a new man m your life I'd guess your dream of CONFERENCE SET tntltated by either blacks or whttes Let us fervenUy ho thai on the passage James Gtltnore Smtih, Behnda Fnend Charles then threw West in the last mamage ts Barney s rugh!mare So wake up and face facts The Dlstroct 8 Amertcan s pade lead would leav~ had the offertory prayer those long, hot summers are behind us, along wtth such f~olks Dtehl Jr and Mr and Mrs A poem, 'The Chrost Chtld • Sob Barton Background Legton mtdwmter conference South wtth JUst four cards Mter all we've been through together" IS not a valid reason for as the Ku Klux Klan mack Panthers et al would not be enougb contmumg a love affair you've probably outgrown -HELEN was gtven by An~e la Barton, mustc was provtded by the Wtll be held Sunday at That - You may not see any ne ..s otems about Howard Hughes for the end play smce South Mark Fnend had the Chrtst chotr Barbar/1' Klem sang 0 Wellston Lunch wtll be served would onl) be able to hold Jacquelme Kennedy OnassiS, Jane Fonda, Eltzabeth Taylo; It ROOTBT mas prayer, and a group Holy Ntght and the mtmster at 11 30 a m and the meeting two dtamond s Wilding Tood Fisher Burton, John Lennon, or their serene • But ftrst, get on the horn and settle this affaor once and for highnesses, Prmce Rainier and Pr10cess Grace, if you're really woll convene ail P. m recttation • ChriStmas ta for had the benedtction (NEWSPAPU fNTE RPR15( ASSN ) all When ypu hear - from Harne~ - that he osn 't commg back lucky • 11ell, tl wtll hurt, but tt s better than wondering - You may not see the Dow-Japes averages go lie low 11100 Watttng b~ the phone for a guy who can't say "I'm sorry," The Da1~ Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE who runs out on you when you need him, and breaks his -You may not see any 'personalities'; see how much dirty INTEREST OF Th e b1da mg has bcl:!n promases thep blames you for nagging- is a btg waste of Jinje mal~rtal they can get away wath on the Johnny Carson show MEIGS M.ASON AREA Several hohday prOJects CHESTER L TANNEHILL The untt also deltvered 10 \V~t Norlh East South and tears - SUE Euc E-d - You may not have to watch the Charley Fmley-Dack were carroed out by the JUntors record albums, a tray of fru. \ I• Pass ROBERT HOEFLICH 2¥ +++ Wtlliams personnel relations act In the World Series again Pass 3• PHSS of the Amenca n Legton and ftve pounds of candy to a Ct1'y Edttor Dear Rap i" Publ ~ hed da l y e x cept You may not have to watch some dismal runner-up wm a Auxohary of Feeney-Bennett dtsabl ed ve teran at Long Satu rd ay b y l h e Oh o Va lley You So ll th hold My problem JS that I love to argue, at least that's what I'm trap to the Rose Bowl, now that the Btg Ten has dropped tts mane Post 128 To the Chtldren s .Bottom Used country and l'ubll -s. h ng Co mp a ny Ill •2 .AQ9H7 5 +Al2 _.KQ1 told I try to stop myself and I'm sorry afterw.ards Otherwtse rule agamst repeat voslts Court St Pomeroy Oh•o Home, the junoors took 17 cards western records are bemg ,.576~ B u ~.ness 011 ce Flhonr Wha t do YOIJ do now" I'm a qutet person but I just have to see the "Other side and say 1t - You may not have to watch a national tragedy brought on 1 1S6 Edt t Or•at Phone 992 each contatmng a bootte collected by the jumor umt for 992 A- Bid rou. no trump This Is - TOO OPINIONATED? 2157 by a hurricane, fiood or fire No guarantee, but maybe not rephca comb holder, fresh the veteran who os confoned to slirhth unsf•enhflr but shnuld Second c tass pGstage pa•d at o JW1t think - that's only a partial listing of all the things Pomer:oy Oh pnwe effct"tl\ e fruit, 17 fove-poece table hts home Poinsettias were Dear T 0 Nat onal aavert s ng which you may not aee dul"\!1£ 1973 arrangements filled with Boll•nell TODA V S QUESTION sent by the Juntor members to representaflvP You reprobably an mterestmg person BECAUSE you argue Why, If we Wdn't see any of these things, then 1973 wouldn't ~r Inc 12 Eut .tl2nd coolues and candy and 150 ten a semor cttozen and a han Galtagh Your pa•ln er b1ds SIX hea rt~ St New Vork C11y New York or may he a better word ts' debate ' Just call yourself the Devil'~ be such a really bad year, after aU, would it now? to show two kmgs Wtl at do yot cent candy bars Subscr•pt on re t n Ot Advocate and stop before anyone loses hos temper (mcluding Not at all ' dtcapped chtld cio now' livered by carr•er where They dehvered surular comb you) SUE ava table SO cents. per wee k Attendmg the P.arty were 18 BV Motor Route wh ere car r ier Answc1 tomnrro~ +++ ~Okay, so it's Tuesday- but by golly, It's Tuesday, JaiRJary holders to the mflrmary along Juntor auxtliary members and ' serv ice not ava ilable Om~ Dear Too \ od, 1973 Howaboutu.,tl Let'sgeton ..lthltt ..ith 13 cannisters of candy montti 51 75 By ma•l '" on o ftve semor auxtltary members and ON THE TV DIAL: George Carlin, a very furmy man at Va One year SIA 00 fresh fruat, decorated soap A ch1cken dmner was serveit, S1M Wmonths John Tyleo was the ftrst 17 25 Thrtt The trtcks to good, lively argument are play tt cool and don't es, bali a special on W'IVN·TV at 11 30 Football lingers on favors for the women and months U 50 SubSCript ion U S pt es tdent to m " 1 r y get personal members exchanged gifts and pr.ce •nc uelts Sunday T mes In the person of Alex Karras, now a movie star in "The "'"' fountam pens for the men wh tle tn off1 c~ lie rema!t ted Sentmet An d If the argument IS ..Jth your parents, call ot 'discusston" Po d • k " film bou ' """" a program was presented In 1844 tnstead _ HELEN TVun .er • a a t the 1972 Olymplca, at 9 30 on WCHS- ;ASADENA, Calif (UP! )If there ..as any doubt, Southern Califorrua has settled ttforgood TheTroJansarethe best college football has to offer ' \ On a blustery New Year's Day at the Rose Bowl, John McKay's 1972 national champtons exploded tn Woody Hayes' race m the second half and destroyed Ohto State 42-17 The Monday victory-the fourth strwght for the Paciftc-8 over the Big Ten-allowed the No 1 TroJans to complete a perfect 12-0 season This (USC) ts the best college team I ve eve~en, • satd Hayes after watch10g the Trojans roll up tbe most pomts ever scored agamst Ohio State in hts 22 years at €:olumbus 'Is there anyone else they want us to play now to prove ..e•re really No 1'' asked McKay facetictously 'No, I m not offermg to play the Redsktns r'•m rust saymg weearnedtheNo lspotdurt,ng the regular season and shouldn't have had to waot for anyone The TroJ8ns, who now have a strmg or 17 unbeaten games, had a bevy of stars, mcludmg -Sam 'Bam' Cunmngham, a semor fullback who spent most or the season blockmg Cunmngham dived over the Ohto State lme for a Rose Bowl record four touchdowns all m the second half after a 7 7 standoff m the ftrSt half - Anthony DaVIS, a sophomore tailback who personally wrecked Notre Dame wth siX touchdowns tn USC s regular season !male The 5-foot 9, 100pound speedster carrted the Jee"t- 13 Help give party Generation Rap .~ SAN JUAN, P R (UP!) Puerto Rtco canceled all publtc celebrations markmg the mauguration of Gov -elect Rafel Hernandez Colon today so islanders could mourn the death of baseball tdol Roberto Clemente, the greatest athlete m Puerto Racan hiStory and hero of the Pittsburgh Ptrates The government also proclaimed three days of offtcoal mournmg throughout the island -------•-""' • Thts Weok's Specoal & THINGS VALLIE RATED > USED CARS '71 OLDS Cutlass H.T. COUPE 350 V 8 motor A T P S new w s w hres super stack wheels Over 100 attend program •2495 Karr & Van landt You 11 Like Our Qualoty Way ol Doing Business GMAC FINANCING 992 534~ ,Pomeroy Open Evenongs 'Tot 9 oo Til s P M $at " Clemente and four other olftctals saod the search for persons dted late Sunllay m the them would contmue today ' crash of a plane carryJllg relief The Coast Guard satd tl was supplies to victims of the unable to conftrm a report by Ntcaraguan earthquake Pedro Cruz, the acttng director Government offtctals satd of ctvtl defense of Puerto Rtco, Hernandez would sltll take his that rescue aorcraft spotted the oath of offtce at 10 a m today plane underwater from Pedro Perez Ptmentel, Clemente, 38 had gone to the president of the Supreme atrport wtth his wife, Vera, 32 Court A noon buffet luncheon She satd Clemente had been and an 8 p m state dmner for hesotant about mak10g the digmtanes also wtll take ~lace fltght to Managua but told her as scheduled • • What the heck l II go Just be But aU pubbc celebrations, su•e to have roast pork for me tncludmg fireworks displays and the ktds when I get back • and parad•s, to mark the Clemente's Survivors tllaugurahon of Hernandez Bestdes hts wtdow he ts were canceled Hernandez was survtved by three chtldren, elected Nov 7 over the tn· Roberto Jr , 7, Lutstto 5, and cumbent Gov Lws A Ferre Rtcky 4 Reception Called Off The other vlcltms of the Hernandez hllTISelf called off crash were Arthur Rtvera a reception planned after his prestdent ol Amertcan Air mauguration Express Leasmg Co, pilot 'Robertodtedata ltme when Jerry Hall, engmeer FranciSCo be was servmg hts fellow Mattas and Carlos Lozano, an man,' he satd "Our youth assoctate of Clemente loses an tdol and an example Clemente headed a commtiOur people lose one of thetr tee whtch collected tons of glones suppltes for vlctuns of the The plane was trying to earthquake which nearly lereturn to the San Juan In- veled Managua on Dec 23 ternattonal Atrport when tt Gen Anasastio Somoza, the crashed m 80 feet of water A former prestdent of Ntcaragua u s Coast Guard cutter and a and still lls chief polttical Navy helicopter reported ftnd· power, JOtned tn the trtbutes to ing wreckage life Jackets, Clemente luggage and boxes filled wtth Clemente was one of the real rehef suppltes goants of baseball But they found no bodtes and He starred when Pittsburgh ';::::::=====~---.:..----~.... f not that kind of a coach We Just had to play up to our abtltties and we dtd • ThebombasttcHayeswas so angry after the game- that .be locked etghl ol his players out of the drssmg room for nearly 10 nunutes because they were slow commg off the fteld The Buckeye coach was accused of shovmg a camera mto the face of a news photographer before the game apd stormed opt of the tn· tervtew sesston after the game when asked about the IOCJdent Thtrd rated Ohto State, which completed tts season wtth a 9-2 record, was led by freshman halfback Archte Griffm's 95 yards on 20 carrtes Grtffm also caught two passes lor 27 yards A record cro..d of 1\it,869 Jammed the enlarged Rose Bowl to see the 59th game of a sertes that began m 1902 Department osu usc First downs 21 24 5 45 20,: 62 28 Rushes yards 81 2.. Passing yards Returns yards o 67 Passes 5 11 2 19 27 0 5 f; 2 4 4 ~ ~~~~les lost Penait 1es yards 2 7 6 48 By Quarte,. Ohto 0 7 3 7- 17 usc State 7 0 21 14_ 42 USC - Swann (10 pass/from Rae (Rae kick I OSU - Ketlh t 1 run I (Conway kick/ USC - Cunnongham (2 run/ (Rae kockl OSU - FG Conway 21 usc - Davis (20 run/ (Rae kt ckl ( R~!Ckock~unnongham (I runl USC - Cunnongham (1 run 1 (Rae kock I USC - Cunnongham (I run ) (Rae kock1 OSU - Bledsoe (5 run ) (Conway kick I A - 106' 869 1 Over hts 18 seasons m the major leagues Clemente got more than 3,1100 base hats, only the 11th player m mar or league history to collect that many hits He won the Na!Jonal League batting title four times Pro Standings NBA Standongs By Untied Press tnternatoonat Eastern Conterence Allanite DIVISIOn wtpctgb Boston 29 6 829 New York 31 10 756 1 Buffalo 10 27 270 20 Pholadelphla 3 35 079 27 Central DIVISIOn wlpctgb Los Angeles 30 7 811 GoldenState 23 12 657 6 Phoemx 19 19 500 11 12 Seattle 12 30 286 201/ 2 Portland 9 30 231 22 Monday's Results Ballo more 88 Milwaukee 87 Los Angeles 108 Seattle 103 (Only games scheduled] Tuesday's Games Pholadelphla at Buffalo Molwaukee at New York Phoenox at Cleveland Boston at Hou ston : Chase Hardware Co. 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Mei~ "00I toW.9 Dally-Sunday Main • Pomeroy 1-9 COunty's Oldest and Largest Insurance Agency \} - • Jerry' Gail best combo ~ ,, -· Unlted.Press International Jerry West and Gatl Goodrtch - showed the SeatUe SuperSomcs why they'rt' constdered the best backC!Iurt combmatton m the Nattonai Basketball Assocoalton West and Goodrtch comboned for 66 pomts Monday mght to lead the Los Angeles Lakers to a 108-103 VICtory over the Somes Los Angeles led, 30-28, m the second quarter when Goodrtch scored 17 ol hts team's last 22 potnts to enable the !..akers to take a 53-42 halftime lead In the third quarter, West scored 16 or the Lakers' 29 pomts The Somes tratled, 82 78, at the end of tbe thord perood and managed to stay Within four pomts un!tl late tn the game wl)en Goodrich went to the foul hne to score the Lakers' last ftve pomts Goodrtch fuushed With 35 pomts and West had 31 while Spencer llaywood had 28 and Dock Snyder 24 for Seattle In the only other NBA game, the Baltimore Bullets edged theMtlwaukee Bucks, 88-87, as' Mike Riordan ht a lQJlg JUmp By "'inort T.Da-..'lJdn I .:Jr 4 I .:;. ily MII;fON RICHMAN UPI Sports EdliAJr N8W 'l!uRK (UP!) - Roberto Clemente kept saymg he never wanted to manage, yet there were certain stgns, httle unmtstakable ones, whicb clearly satd otherwise Babe Ruth us~d to say he didn t want to manage etther That was whtle he sttll Will' playmg '!'ben when they didn't gtve him the chance after he was all through, he never forgave them What kind of manager would you be?" I asked Roberto Clemente not that long ago Tough ' he sqtd I wouldn't stand for any looltshness but I don'tthlnkamanagercantreataplayerrough Roberto Clemente, posstbly the greate)lt player the Ptttsburgh Pirates have ever had, posstbly even the greatest allaround player smce Ty Cobb, did manage a ball club twtce He Handled San Juan He handled San Juan of the Puerto Rtcan Wmter League both ltmes, and as Earl Weaver and BtU Vtrdon wtll tell you everybody who manages m Puerto Rtco can manage up m the Btg Time Invartably, as a player woth Pittsbur\lh !a/years, Roberto Clemente managed far better on tbe ball fiJld than off tt He spoke the other ballplayers' language, so communtcation wtth them was easy He did not always speak other people s language so somettmescommumcation wtth them came harder Sometunes people miSunderstood Roberto Clemente, hts goals his mottves and the thmgs he satd There was the ltme, for example, some of his admtrers presentedhunwothanexpenstvenewcarheremNewYork I didn t want 11 ' Clemente satd later ' And I didn't ask for tt I have my own car at horne ' Some people took that to mean Clemente was ungrateful, but that really wasn't tl at all Actually Clemente was self-consctous about all the fuss betng made over htm, and the words stmply came out the hard sounding way they dtd Few Attended Another ltme, a Puerto Rican group dectded to hold a dmner for Clemente, and he expressed a w1sh that some of his Pitts burghteaunnatesattend Fewdld,andhewasupsetabouttt 'How could we posstbly show up' ' one Ptttsburgh player satd ' We were never told when or where the dtnner was to be held ' Cl ul That wasn't emente's fa I The fact IS he was eastly the most popular member of the Pittsburgh ball club, not only wtth Ptttsburgh fans but also wtth his fellow players Charlotte (N C I lnv •• at1onal Davidson 66 Ci~Cinnatl 63 (Champ I Razorback Ctassoc Ohto Unrverslty 100 Cornell 66 (Champ I Ga11ia Tourney shot ' wtth just over 30 seconds left Rtordan led the Bullets With 23 pomts and Elvtn Hayes had 22 Kareem Abdui-Jabbar had '!/ for Milwaukee but mtssed the !mal shot that could have gtven the Bucks the lead. tailored to needs. 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IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR STOCK IWON • The fact also IS he asked for fewer favors Or concessiOnS from the Ptrates front offtce than any of his teammates Yet tt IS also a fact that many mosunderstood the talented, wasp-waisted rtghtftelder whose life and career came to an abrupt end on New Year's Eve at the age of 38 whtle he was at tempting a nusston of mercy to those left hungry ah~meless m Managua, Ntcaragua, by the recent earthquake there 'Misunderstood IS the best way I can explaon htm,' says Joe Brown the Pirates general manager, who had a deep personal affection lor Clemente 'He was such a warm, fme, human bemg and yet I don t thmk he came across that way because I think he was shut off in his relationship by a good many people very early mhis career People Didn't Understand I think Bobby lacked conftdence, certamly socJal confodence early and a lot of people dtdn t understand htm I thmk the thmg that that well,! guess killed him, was hts destre to do th10gs for people What he was trymg to do for the people m Ntcaragua was one of tbe few public things he did He generally did thmgs, kind things, few people knew about ' Steve Blass and Dave Goustt two of the Porates pttchers, were attendmg the same New Years Eve party 10 Ptttsburgh when they learned of Clemente's tragtc death They heard about II around four tn themormng and they were numbed by the news Two hours later, not really knowmg what to do or where to go, both went to Joe Brown's house I thtnk they JUS! wanted to go to sh'are thetr grtef wtth somebody they knew cared as much as they dtd " satd Brown who leaves for Clemente's home ui Roo Piedras, Puerto Rico today to see what he can do to help the family We JUSt sat around had coffee lmd talked,' Brown went on I remember one of the thtngs Steve saod He satd, The bad part IS that Pttlsburgh had htm thiS Milwaukee Chicago KC Omaha Detroot Pacll1c D1vis1on ' Today's wtpclgb 28 12 718 24 13 649 2;, him'' 20 22 476 10 16 21 432 1J 'I• Western Conference Midwest DIYISIOn Atlanta at Chicago KC Omaha at Portland Los Angeles at Golden 51 (Only g~mes sche<luted ] defeated the Baltimore Ortales NHL Standongs m the 1971 World Senes and By United Press tnlernatoonal was named to the National Easl w l I 1s ~t ~ League Ali.Star team 12 times Boston 26 8 3 15 1 Montreal 22 6 9 53 145 85 NY Rgrs 23 12 3 49 146 101 Buffalo 20 11 7 47 143 108 FOR SALE Detroot 15 16 6 36 11 2 125 Toronto t2 19 6 30 116 124 Vancvr II 22 6 28 118 164 NY lsldrs 4 28 4 12 73 172 100,000 BTU Coleman West · furnace- $299 00 30 w I I pis gt. ga gallon glass lined Chicago 22 13 2 46 139 104 Minn 19 14 4 42 126 105 water healer $69 95 LosAng 1816 4 40 120 117 Ph1ta 1617 6 38 135 141 , Pot~bgh 1516 6 36 130 122 Phone 992 2Silor 992 3918 · ".~ ""'~' Ballrmore Atlanta Houston Cleveland . I -:. wlpclgb 22 16 579 22 17 564 •;, 16 19 457 4°h 10 28 263 12 fs Holiday·projects concluded !I qual!\er to get the mark 'I Just sa1d Wow and went over the top and there 11 was, • smtled Cunnmgham, who was voted the outstanding player of the game 'It s JUSt 22 blast,' the same old play 0 J Stmpson used to run • The TroJans vtctory was the btggest for a Pacoftc Coast team over the Btg Ten smce wash 1n g t 0 n t r 0 un c e d Wtsconsm 44-8 m 1960 Since 1960, the West Coast has beaten the Btg Ten nme out of 14 games The Btg Ten won 12 of the forst 13 meetings after 1t stgned an exclustve agree men! to come here starltn8 m 1947 But McKay, appearmg m the Rose Bowl for the fifth ttme m seven years and wtnrung at Pasadena for the fourth ttme m etght ttmes, dtd not see any smgtftcance m the final 42-17 score hts lOOih coachtng VIctory m 13 years at USC 'We beat Ohto State because we were a better team, • he satd 'We blocked and ran better than they did but then we were sure all along that ..e could " They (Ohto Stale) are a very good team and had nothmg to be ashamed of 0ur victory doesn t mean the Pactftc-8ts a better conference than the Btg Ten You don t rate conferences on JUSt one game" Southern Cal and Ohto state were almost even statisltcally m the 7-7 ftrst half We dtdn t make any real adJustments m the second half, McKay saod • and I didn't make a Knute Rockne speech at halfltme because I'm . cans mourn Puerto Rl ·dol Roberto Clemente Real Good Dummy Play ~ ball 23 tunes for 157 yards, tncludmg a 20-yard touchdown burst m which he shook off three tacklers - Mtke Rae' an unsung semor quarterback wbo wasn t even named to either the ftrst or ~econd all Pac1ftc Coast teams He completed ltk>l-25 passes for 229 yards and a touclldown,lncreasmg hiS total yardage lor the seaB(]n to a 2,001 yards, a school record - Wtde rece1 ver Lynn Swann a Juntor who caught SIX passes for 108 yards and a TD -Sophomore hnebacker Rtchard Wood, a second team All Amertca who led all tacklers wtth eoght and asststed on two other tackles -Senior Charles Young, ftrst team Ali-Amertca ttght end who caught stx passes for 82 yards - Sophomore cornerback Charles Phtlhps , who mtercepted a pass and recovered a fumble to set up USC touchdowns Cunmngham erased the names of Notre Dames Eitner Layden (1925), Mochogan 's Jack Weisenberger (1948) and Mtchtgan s Mel Anthony (1965 ), who all had three touchdowns from the Rose Bowl record book wtth hts four touchdowns A former high school shot putter from Santa Barbara Calif , the 6-3, 218-pound fullback leaped mto the Buckeyes end zone from the tw~ one one and one yards out Assostant coach Craig Ferhg told Cunmngham about the record before the semor was sent into the game tn the fourth OFFICE SUPPLIES eFILE STORAGE BOXES ~~~ •FI"~E CABINETS e FILE FOLDERS eiNDEX CARDS eiNDEX CARD BINDERS • LEGAL PADS 1 METAL DESK TRAYS Just to Menlton a Few. 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'. �. .. ~ ' l he Dauy :ieoounel Moddleport-PomeroK 0 - ' ' -fV;ice~~long Br'Way ' 3- The Daily Sentinel Moddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Jan 2, 1973 Assembly ready to work Television Log Trojans No. One, ilo do.u ht·abOut it! 1 TUE;.SDAY, JAN 2, 1973 By LEE LEONARD BY JACK O'BRIAN Productions and thos led to)y.role m Walkong 17 15 advantage mto \be new on spendmg pe,Ople 's tax 3 00 Gererat Hospital 1> 13 Another World 3 4 15 Love Is UPI Statehouse Reporter Sp1endored Thmg 8 10 Just General19n 20 CALL THE DIPLOMAT'S Tall ' whoch IS the true story ol Sheroll Buford sesston This will dtmnush to money,' l.anctone sa1d COlUMB US (UPI) - !'he 17 16 wtth the appomtmenl of a 3 30 - Re-turn to Peyton Place 3 4 15 Secret Storm 8 10 CX.e DAUGHTER MAOAM ~ Pusser who s10gle handed cleaned up all th~ Gray was re-elected Lite to Live 6 13 !10th Ohto General Assembly NOW YORK (KFS ) - Meet10g Rosemary graft and corruption 10 a Tennessee town at a replacement for tbe late Sen prestdent pro tempore for the 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset IS Sesame Sf 33 Love was to buckle down to sertous Jerry O'Shaughnessy D fifth stratght sesston and Sen Amerocan Style 13 Merv Griffin 4 Flintstones 6 Gtltlgan s Isle Murphy we are always ompressed with her terroble cost to hos larmly 1 play a kmd or The Rawhode Years 10 charm, classoc good looks and a warm manner female AI Capone and naturally I get my 1ust busmess today after gettmg off Columtius who dted last Mochael J Maloney , R· 84 Mov1e 30 - l Love Lucy 6 ' Petticoat Junclton 3 Daniel Boone 13 the mark w1th a ceremomal month But what has showboz done to her ' If you deserts on the end It's qmte a voolent ptcture CinetnnaU, formerly maJority Merv Grlfftn•8 Andy Grofflth 15 New Year s Day orgamzmg 5 00- Merv Groff1n 8 Mr Rogers 33 20 Ponderosa 3 4 Daniel JUdged by her 1l wppd and B way roles you'd but there's no way you could get around that The GOP advantage last ses whip, was named assistant Boone 6 sesston Mondsy lock the liquor cab10et send your sons away Pusser was a vwlent man, and so were the ston was ~13 -. presodent pro tempore, a new 5 30 - Marshalt Dillon 15 Elec Co 33 Dragnet~ Gomer Pyle The House and Senate were 3 HodgepOdge Lodge 20 and keep yoqr hand on your wallet How dtd a people he was up aga10st Those moonshmers l'he Senate gave proviStonal poSition both scheduled to reconvene at membership to Gene Slagle, 6 00 - News 3 4 10 IS SesaiJle Street20 Around the Bend 33 lady every reach such a level' and gamblers m Tennessee had vtolence as a Democrati~ Sens Anthony 0 6 30 - News 3 4 6 8 10 15 t Dream of Jeannie 13 Growing Galton Democrat who defeated Calabrese of Cleveland and Him Up 33 When I was a convent lass woth daydreams way of hfe and Pusser was more than a match I 30 p m Everythmg went as expected former Sen Robtn T Titrner about becommg an'actress, 'says Rosemary, I for them 10 thts regard • Oliver Ocasek of Akron were l.,~ Th;"~f~\ ~Y Lone 8 I ve Got ASec: et 15 Electric Co 20 saw myself as the proud hero10e or fatthful 'Shady women seem to be more mterestmg Monday woth senators and R-Marton by 155 votes tn the reelected mmoroty leader and 7 BO - This Is Your Life 3 Doctors on Call4 To Tell The Truth sweethellrt, a gtrl right out of a novel by one of than good gtrls I grew up 10 European pohltcal representaltves betng sworn November eleclton asststant, respectively, and 6 Proce Is Roght 8 10 Beat The Clock 13 RFD 20 Zodm 33 Under a resolullon sponsored Harry V Jump was chosen for the Bronte ststers or Jane Austen But show ctrcles & there was always a lot of mtrogue m wttnes sed by galleroes Rosing 6 13 Bonanza 3 4 IS Ohio Thts 20TemAperaftuAres ge o nXlely 33 bus10ess bemg what tt ts. I have played a sue around I omag10e that I met my share of sptes packed wtlh relattves lnends, by Senate Prei!ldent Pro Tem- another term as Senate clerk ~~~ft ~a\Jall Ftve 0 8 10 Boll Boyers Journal 20 33 Movie cesston of psychopalhs, drtmks, flooztes and m male and female My father ts Robert Murphy' lobbytsts and representattves pore Theodore M Gray, R-Pi Whtle legislative salaraes of the admtmstralton of Gov qua, Slagle was seated pendtng ..ent to $14,1100 from $12,750, 9 00- BoldOne,3 4 IS BehlndtheLines20 'Walking Tall I guess the best descroptton of former Undersecretary or State and a crack John J Gtlhgan ~ ~ - ~ack Journal 20 33 Movie The 500 Pound Jerk 8 10 the . outcome of an elecUon Gray's and my role ts a woman who runs a house that s not pohltcal troubleshooter so we travelled a great Lanctone's 1 arhcus Welby M 0 6, 13 Forst Tuesday 3 4 15 News House Democrats offered a 20 Bl-ograp challenge now bemg heard by leadership salartes went to y 33 deal and rubbed shoulders wtlh the dtplomattc a home patr of legtslattve proposals 11 OO News3 4 8 10 13 15 the Supreme Court I guess I'm just not the convent type but world I started acting serwusly at the $18,500, and other leadershtp- 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 IS Vlrgrnlan 8 George Carlin 6 13 expected to recetve substanltal Supreme Court Jusltces posts were scaled upward Movoe Kill or Cure lO my assocoation wtth the ktnd of women I portray Amertcan Umverstty of Berhn where 1 learned constderatwn Thomas Herbert and Frank D accordmgly 11 45 - Johnny Cars.on 4 IS very lulu ted Its not that I m a snob I sup French and German and was able to get roles m 1 00 - Your Health 4 One, tntrdduced by Rep Ver Celebrezze admtnostered the pose women hke that are voctims of thetr en German plays But I eventuall) got ttred or Astde fr.om Riffe, the Demo- 1 30 - News 4 13 1181 G Rtffe D-N ew Boston the oaths of olfoce, whole cratic leaders m the House will vtronment, but I don t thmk I'd like to ~et Europe and came to Amertca for a role m Look newly-elected s pe~er pro WEDNESDAY JAN 3, 1973 Celebrezze and Chtef Jus!Jce C be Reps Barney Quilter of Tol chummy wtth one Actmg ts a strangep rofesston Homeward Angel on Broadway and later that 6 00 - Sunnse Seminar 4 Sacred Heart 10 tempore, IS a prop ed conWtlham 0 Nelli did the honors edo, majoroty leader, Wtlliam 6 15 - Farmtlme 10 Farm Report 13 In many ways Men hke Jack Palance Rtchard of the booze ftghting Clatre m Edward Albee s stttutwnal amen ment to 6 2S - Paul Harvey 13 tn the House Wtdmark, Jack Elam and Strother Marlin are A Delicate Balance, my ftrst role as an L Mallory of Ctnctnnatl, authoroze the state to market 6 30 - Columbu~ Today 4 Btble Answers 8 Urban League 10 The lawmakers tmmediately usually called upon to play dtrty low down rats aocohohc, but not I lear my last assiStant maJortty leader and 7 00 - Today3 4 IS CBS News8 10 News6 Yet, they are the most gentle of men Most ' I don't know what to advose a young ac- $300 mtlhon worth of bonds lor began collectmg the $14,1100 an Rtchard F 1 30 - Sleepy Jeffers 8 Romper Room 6 Rocky & Bullwonkte Celeste of 13 villatns are • tress starltng out today I recommend ftnanctng a Vtetnam era nuallegtslative salary voted by Cleveland, maJortty whtp 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 10 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame Sf 33 the General Assembly last 'On the other hand, I know some actors who however that of you can play a baddte, grab veterans bonus plan Republican Reps Charles F T1mmy & Lass1e 6 The other sponsored by Rep month portray nothmg but heroes and good guys - you the part Most people as 1 satd remember 8 30 - Jack La La nne 13 New Zoo Revue 6 Romper Room 8 Kurfess of Bowling Green, Thomas Gthnartm, D-Youngs 8 55 - Local News 13 Democrats assumed control Norman A Murdock of Ctn· would lhmk they were up for samthood But m vtllams or tragtc ftgures rather than noble ones 9 00 - Paul Doxon 4 Ph1l Donahue 1S What Every Woman town would extend unemployor tbe House, 58-41, reversmg ctnnalt and Alan E Norros of thetr own loves they are rather dtsagreeable I just thmk that a role should be a meaty one Wants to Know 3 Concentration ~ Capt Kangaroo 8 ment compensatton benefots to the 54-45 disadvantage they Fnendly Junct1on 10 Ben Casey 13 people Some are actually mean human bemgs that the character tl portrays bnngs out a Westervtlle were chosen persons unemployed because 9 30 Elec Co 33 To Tell The Truth 3 Jeopardy 6 Hazel 8 had last sesston But they have the tmageof good guys because of response m the audtence, whether tl's one of minoroty leader, assistant and 10 00 D nah Shore3 15 Columbus Sox Calling 6 Jokers Wild of a work stoppage at another 'It s a new ball game we whip, respecttvely 8 10 Otck Van Dyke 13 thetr phystcal appearance So don t JUdge loa thong poly or fear I don t mmd betng loved place of busmess - Concentratlon3 15 Phil Donahue4 Pnce Is Rtghl8 10 start here today, and anyone by what he looks hke of course but a lot of those parts remmd me of Lancoone S81d he was 'anx- 10 30 Split Second 13 Rtlle s Vtetnam bonus everyone's a btl Jittery " 'I don't think there ts too much to the old wtse, warm and wttty mothers on some - SaleoftheCenturyJ 15 Love American Style6 Gamb 1t proposal calls for payment of prayed the Rev Alvtn Duane Ious, optunos!Jc and deter- 11 00 8 10 Password 13 theater saw that a good actor must hve hts televtston seroes Too good to be true and rather mtned to do a good job We are up to $500 to Amertcan ser Smtih at the start of the - HollywoodSquares4 13 Love0fLtfe8 10 Bewttched6 role," says Rosemary 'Certamly Bons Karloff dull __,..._ looking forward to working and 11 30 13 Sesame St 20 Vlcemen on acttve duty bet sess1on wasn't the slightest btt hke the vtllams he 'I know that m Walkmg Tall' oeoole wtll cooperating wtth the Gilltgan 12 00 - Jeopardy 3 1S Password 6 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 News 13 Contact 8 News 10 Smoth compared the new ses, admmJStration But we make played He was a dtsttngutshed, qutel gen- absolutely hate me I even hate myself ween Dec I , 1961, and July t 1973- the defmed ttme luntls of ston to a football game woth a I 30 - Spilt Second 6 Search for Tomorrow 8 tO Who Wha t Ueman And Vtncent Proce ts a sophtsltcated because I pia) such a wtcked woman But they no promoses except that we will Where 3 15 the confltct lengthy seroes of analogtes He ..ork hard • intellectual who loves art ~nd who cnes as they don t wrote roles for actresses the way they used 1 OOB - News Weather Sports 3 All My Chotdren 6 13 It s Your SerVIcemen would have to be concluded by pray10g for an et 8 Green AcreSIO Watch Your Chrld 15 say at card trtcks I hav~ played promtscuous to I thmk this ts beca~<Se most wrtters Lanctone saod Republicins I 20 - Lucolle Rivers 3 restdents of Ohto for at least Ohoo State vtctory tn the' Rose women m Tennessee Williams play, 'Ntght of are men and women to them ..m ' receove theor share of I 30 - 3 On A Match 3 4 15 Lets Make A Deal 6 13 As Th• one year The bonds would be Bowl World Turns 8 10 ' the Iguana, aswellasthegmswtggmg Vera m are etther black or whole, wtth recogmtton ' and Kurfess patd off by a statewtde 2 00 Days of Our Lives 3 4 15 N ewlywed Game 13 Mo ke Rep A G Lanctone D-Bell Name and the vtcious drtmken mother Nola no shades of grey They are etther good property tax levy pledged cooperalton to 'make Douglas 6 Guiding Loght 8 10 atre was elected House Speak the General Assembly a more 2 30 - Daltna Game 13 Doctors3 4 15 Edaeof NlohtB 10 Hollister, on the dayltme sertal Secret Storm • women or bad - nom between It s always been Slun Advantage er and IIllJlJedtately called for 3 00 - Another World 3 15 General Hasp Ia I 6 13 Lo e She went on the wagon and became so dull that I thos way, but I JUSt wish a few more women Solendored Thono 8 10 RFD 20 v Senate Repubhcans took a restoralton of honor and effectiVe votce of the people • quit the show, and they wrote her out of the wou)dstartwrthngforthestage movtesand TV 'We wtll offer cooperation, 3 31)-Return to Peyton Place 3 4 15 One Ltfe to Li ve 6 13 Secret Storm 8 10 Ohoa Th s Week 20 'leries So I guess drunks are more mteresting today When Ltlhan Hellman Dorothy Parker WIN .AT BRIDGE respect to the legtslattve and at thnes we will offer albranch of government 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame Sf 33 Love than well-bred ladies but I wouldn't want to be and Clatre Boothe Luce wrote thetr plays and ter.naltves " Kurfess sll"td American Style 13 Merv Grtff n 4 Fllntslones 6 Gtllogan s 'Restore the Faith" around one for any length of time screenplays thetr women were real women But when ..e oppose tt will Island 8 Mov ie The Lady Gambles 10 'We must restore the laoth of Andy Grlttlth 15 Petticoat Junction 3 ABC After School I played a creepy woman tn 'You II Uke They understood thetr characters and they not be for the mere sake of 4 306 13 Merv Grtfftn 8 the people m lhetr government, My Mother' woth Patty Duke for Bmg Crosby came amazmgly abve and behevable opposotion alone It will be an ROQers 33 D1ck Van Dyke 15 Ponde rosa J 4 Dan 1el open the government to the enhghtened opposition wtth S 00-Mr Hoone 6 people and serve as a watchdog alternatoves " 530 - Marshai1Dillon1S Eleo Co 33 DragnetS Gomer Pyle SPEAKER HERE USMC13 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 I Love Lucy6 r , The Rev Ronald Place of 6 00 - Truth or Conseq 6 News 3 ·4 8 10 15 Sesame St 20 NORTH 2 Around The Bend 33 ~~~~9$'»f«/-$<;,,?~~~&1~~!1811!88il"'~"lll:l'~~ Groton N Y was guest • 7 53 Thirteen members or Metgs among the ttems gtven each speaker Sunday at the Mtd 6 ~~- News 3 4 6 8 10 15 l Dream of Jeann~e 13 Hathayoga ¥1082 County unots of the Amertcan veteran +K87 dleport Forst Bapltst Church 7 00-News 6 10 What s My Lone 8 Truth or Conseq 3 Beat , I Legion AuXIliary went to oloQJ9 5 In addtlton the Middleport ftlltng the,pulptl m the absence The Clock 4 Anything You Can Do 13 S01nt 15 Know Yo~r Schools 33 U Chillicothe recently to asstst wlot, sent 100 new C/mstmas of the Rev Charles Stmons who WEST EAST ~ By Helen and Sue Bottel ~ 1 30 To Tell The Truth 6 The Judo e 10 Pol lee Suroeon 3 4 .KQJ 98 . 64 with the DIStrict 8 btrthday cards, 120 Chrtstmas napkins ts vacaltomng In Flortda The Prolectors 8 Beat The Clock 13 Andy Grlff 1h 15 1 ¥KJ1 ¥96 5 4 party for 94 veterans observmg 36 placemats wtth ~ three- Rev Mr Place and hts Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Episode A ction 33 No VIrtue In Inconsistency +Q 9 3 +10 65 2 1 45 - Marshall Basketball Rap borthdays during December ptece table decorattons ftlled daughter, Becky sang durtng "' 10 2 "' 6 43 8 00 - Adam 12 3 15 Paul Lynde 6 13 Sonny & Cher 8 10 Mrs Ch.arles Kessmger, with homemade candy 125 the servoce The lamtly has My Dad brought me home a paperback book on maroJuana sount (D) Apatt from the Crowd 20 • A 10 2 Disbict 8 president planned pounds of homemade candy spent the past week tn Mtd and other drngs because he ftgured I 'ought to know the 8 ~0 1/layhouse New York 20 Madigan 3 4 15 Royal Vanety ¥A Q3 the party Others gomg from and 60 dozen homemade dleport vtstbng Mrs Harry dangers 'Well ttdadn t tell me anythmgnew but9 00 - Medical Center 8 10 + AJ4 here were Mrs Bonme Dao!ey, cooktes placed tn 220 decorated Houdashelt Mrs Place s Rtght m the llllddle of the book was a two page ad for guess 00 - Search 3 4 15 Soul 33 News 20 Cannon 8 tO Alan King 10 oloAK 87 6 13 Rose Bowl Revoew 4 Dottie Will, Mrs Etta Wtll cans A quantity of the candy mother, and Mtss Ffeddte what a famm!i,_.Prand of cigarettes I All that stuff about the 11 OO Bot h v uh e1a ble - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Mrs Ulllan Rettmire, Mrs and cooktes used by the Mtd- Houdashelt her stster dangers of pot and then they push tobacco 1I'm surprised they 11 30- Johnny Carson 3 15 4 Vorg~nlan 8 ABC News At Ease 6 \V e)i l Nnrth ..East South ShaUia Roush, Mrs Valsta dleport unot for the program 13 Mov~e Ride the High W~nd 10 2 NT, didn t have a booze ad farther on 100 - News4 Pass J N T Pass Pass Roush, Mrs Helen Kennedy, was provtded by residents who My father couldn 'I see anythmg wrong wtth this Mter all lie 1 30 - News 13 BABY DEDICATED Pass Mrs Rosa Searls, and Mrs are not · members or the satd, the ad helped pay for printfng tbe book and you make a b~ck Tonya Lynn Lyons mfant Opemng lead- • K Erma Hendrtcks, of Mid- Auxtltary where you can Whatdoyoulhink' - T JR daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom dleport Unit 128, and Mrs Umts of the dtstroct con Lyons ol Pontiac Mtch, was By Os11ald & Juones Jacobv TJR Veda Davis, Mrs Isabelle trtbuted $105 toward expenses dedtcated m a servtce on Dec 1 here ts noth1ng sensatton Couch, and Mrs Gemma Casct of the party which cost $263 16 We think the publiSher turned his credibility gap tntD'a 24 at the Mtddleport Ftrst al about today s hand but tt of Pomeroy Umt 39 chasm - and that s no way to make a buck' - HELEN AND Mrs Kessmger reports The BapbstChurch The baby ts the does show some qutet but SUE Fresh fruit canteen books Pomeroy untt provoded towel granddaughter of Mr and Mrs elegant dummy pla y for each veteran, and candy btbs, comfort bags candy, South starts Wllh etght top +++ John Lyons Mtddleport BY PAUL CRABTR~E for diabeUcs were provided cakes, cooktes and table tncks and can produce the nmth by a success ful ftnesse Helen and Sue from DIStrict funds Numerous favor&~ The Racme umt Okay, back to work This IS 1973 Forget that junk about tn a •ed sut t You wtll note towel btbs, some provoded by provtded 22 towel bibs 11 dozen It was a terrtble wmter I got pregnant, had an abortion, peace on earth Try to jam that dehydratmg ChriStmas tree mto that both !messes are off but the Pomeroy and Racme unats, cookaes, 24 cupcakes 25 dotty thos dtdn t reall v b o 1 h e 1 flunked out of college and discovered that a • pre-engagement" the garbage can It's just another Tllesday, buddy PARTY FOR TROOP filled ditty and comfort bags bags lolled wtth combs tooth doesn't mean that guy plans to marry you Mrs Conme Curnutt en South And just another year? Well, maybe - and maybe not ~ provtded by both unats, and 100 paste playmg cards han- tertatned recently wtth a Wed been dating almost three years I wanted to keep the He won the second spade Let's go back 10to the year, and look at some of the thmgs you bootte replica comb holders dkerchtefs pens, stationery, holtday party for her Pomeroy and cashed three club tracks baby and get marroed, but Barney said that was no way to start, may NOT he seeang on your TV screen, or reading about m the lvhtle makm g su1 e to leave so as soon as I had the abortion we'd announce our engagement from the Mtddleport untt were etc papers, as this New Year begins Gtrl Scout Troop 247 Patge dummy wtth the ho gl1 club then have the weddmg next year ' Carr Rena LeFebre, Jamte - You may not be seemg another naUonally - televosed T)len he tht ew West on Dur10g the SIX weeks of waoting after the operation, he dtdn't shooting of a publtc figure, SIIICe thJS Is not an election year The Johnson Oolite Ramsey Kim woth a spade and let We~t Seth and Vtckt Hood ex- cash the rest of has spades see me very much Then he expected to go on like before, but tonnented personall!Jes who brought you the Bobby Kennedy Recitaltons, medttattons and Chrtst ' was gtven by prtmary changed gtfts and pla yed South d1scarded a hea rt and when I asked about the rong, he called me a nag, started a btg slay10g In 1968 and the George Wallace near.fatality m 1972 may dtamond from hos own hand ftght , walked out and I haven't heanj_fromhunsmce be dormant 10 thiS off-11eason mustc were included m the chtldren Rtcky Baker, Mark games Jamte recated The and two hea rt s 11 om dumm y I love htm and I cry myself to sleep every mght Mter all annual Chrtstmas program of Frtend, Joey Barton John Ntght Before Chrosltnas' and - Youmay not see the return to TV of etther Don Rickles nor West had to lead a red we ve been through together, he could at least call He's the type the Laurel Cliff Free MethodiSt Smtih Patty Jeffers Angela the chtldren sang Chrostmas "Me and the Chimp," although I'm not too sure on the former card and tt dtdn t matter Church held on Chrtsltnas Eve Barton, Crystal Buckley, and carols The program was whtch one The endplay gave who would never say • I'm sorry" ftrst, so maybe at's just ' ;- You may not see any of those gory, consctence-boggling stubbornness that keeps htm away My girl frtend says I war films from Vaetnam Either that peace .that was "at hana m Over 100 attended the Eugene Jeffers recorded and played back South hts nmth trtck shouldn't telephone him, but I can't stand bemg unsure much October may materJabze, or the growmg censorship of the war program whtch opened wtth What was elegant about 'The Star That Shtnes m whtle the gotls enJoyed cooktes carol smgmg and a prayer by Bnghtness,' a sktt was and punch At a meeting or the the play' It was that South longer I want so badly to be a wife Should I make the forst may blank the unpleasantness of Southeast Aioa from the move' - RUNNING OUT OF TEARS BY THE TELEPHONE screen Mter all, what you don't kno.. won't hurt you _ or will 11? the Rev Robert Buckley Mtss narrated by Dtana Lewts troop Saturday, cushtons made dtd not cash the last club If he had West would Judy Hall read the second Takmg roles were Mr and of washcloths were fmtshed - ~IJ!IIY be spared still anotherround of reruns of 'I Love • probably unguard the queen Dear Runmng Lucy;' but,agam, the odds are heaVy ag8111Styou chapter of St Luke with the Mrs Lloyd Wnght, Doaqa 1 Away from the telephone and toward other mterests, of d~amonds but South would Yes mlmster gtvtng a commentary Smith, Sharon Buckley Amta - You may not aee any senseless incidents of racial violence not know lhts and tf South such as a new man m your life I'd guess your dream of CONFERENCE SET tntltated by either blacks or whttes Let us fervenUy ho thai on the passage James Gtltnore Smtih, Behnda Fnend Charles then threw West in the last mamage ts Barney s rugh!mare So wake up and face facts The Dlstroct 8 Amertcan s pade lead would leav~ had the offertory prayer those long, hot summers are behind us, along wtth such f~olks Dtehl Jr and Mr and Mrs A poem, 'The Chrost Chtld • Sob Barton Background Legton mtdwmter conference South wtth JUst four cards Mter all we've been through together" IS not a valid reason for as the Ku Klux Klan mack Panthers et al would not be enougb contmumg a love affair you've probably outgrown -HELEN was gtven by An~e la Barton, mustc was provtded by the Wtll be held Sunday at That - You may not see any ne ..s otems about Howard Hughes for the end play smce South Mark Fnend had the Chrtst chotr Barbar/1' Klem sang 0 Wellston Lunch wtll be served would onl) be able to hold Jacquelme Kennedy OnassiS, Jane Fonda, Eltzabeth Taylo; It ROOTBT mas prayer, and a group Holy Ntght and the mtmster at 11 30 a m and the meeting two dtamond s Wilding Tood Fisher Burton, John Lennon, or their serene • But ftrst, get on the horn and settle this affaor once and for highnesses, Prmce Rainier and Pr10cess Grace, if you're really woll convene ail P. m recttation • ChriStmas ta for had the benedtction (NEWSPAPU fNTE RPR15( ASSN ) all When ypu hear - from Harne~ - that he osn 't commg back lucky • 11ell, tl wtll hurt, but tt s better than wondering - You may not see the Dow-Japes averages go lie low 11100 Watttng b~ the phone for a guy who can't say "I'm sorry," The Da1~ Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE who runs out on you when you need him, and breaks his -You may not see any 'personalities'; see how much dirty INTEREST OF Th e b1da mg has bcl:!n promases thep blames you for nagging- is a btg waste of Jinje mal~rtal they can get away wath on the Johnny Carson show MEIGS M.ASON AREA Several hohday prOJects CHESTER L TANNEHILL The untt also deltvered 10 \V~t Norlh East South and tears - SUE Euc E-d - You may not have to watch the Charley Fmley-Dack were carroed out by the JUntors record albums, a tray of fru. \ I• Pass ROBERT HOEFLICH 2¥ +++ Wtlliams personnel relations act In the World Series again Pass 3• PHSS of the Amenca n Legton and ftve pounds of candy to a Ct1'y Edttor Dear Rap i" Publ ~ hed da l y e x cept You may not have to watch some dismal runner-up wm a Auxohary of Feeney-Bennett dtsabl ed ve teran at Long Satu rd ay b y l h e Oh o Va lley You So ll th hold My problem JS that I love to argue, at least that's what I'm trap to the Rose Bowl, now that the Btg Ten has dropped tts mane Post 128 To the Chtldren s .Bottom Used country and l'ubll -s. h ng Co mp a ny Ill •2 .AQ9H7 5 +Al2 _.KQ1 told I try to stop myself and I'm sorry afterw.ards Otherwtse rule agamst repeat voslts Court St Pomeroy Oh•o Home, the junoors took 17 cards western records are bemg ,.576~ B u ~.ness 011 ce Flhonr Wha t do YOIJ do now" I'm a qutet person but I just have to see the "Other side and say 1t - You may not have to watch a national tragedy brought on 1 1S6 Edt t Or•at Phone 992 each contatmng a bootte collected by the jumor umt for 992 A- Bid rou. no trump This Is - TOO OPINIONATED? 2157 by a hurricane, fiood or fire No guarantee, but maybe not rephca comb holder, fresh the veteran who os confoned to slirhth unsf•enhflr but shnuld Second c tass pGstage pa•d at o JW1t think - that's only a partial listing of all the things Pomer:oy Oh pnwe effct"tl\ e fruit, 17 fove-poece table hts home Poinsettias were Dear T 0 Nat onal aavert s ng which you may not aee dul"\!1£ 1973 arrangements filled with Boll•nell TODA V S QUESTION sent by the Juntor members to representaflvP You reprobably an mterestmg person BECAUSE you argue Why, If we Wdn't see any of these things, then 1973 wouldn't ~r Inc 12 Eut .tl2nd coolues and candy and 150 ten a semor cttozen and a han Galtagh Your pa•ln er b1ds SIX hea rt~ St New Vork C11y New York or may he a better word ts' debate ' Just call yourself the Devil'~ be such a really bad year, after aU, would it now? to show two kmgs Wtl at do yot cent candy bars Subscr•pt on re t n Ot Advocate and stop before anyone loses hos temper (mcluding Not at all ' dtcapped chtld cio now' livered by carr•er where They dehvered surular comb you) SUE ava table SO cents. per wee k Attendmg the P.arty were 18 BV Motor Route wh ere car r ier Answc1 tomnrro~ +++ ~Okay, so it's Tuesday- but by golly, It's Tuesday, JaiRJary holders to the mflrmary along Juntor auxtliary members and ' serv ice not ava ilable Om~ Dear Too \ od, 1973 Howaboutu.,tl Let'sgeton ..lthltt ..ith 13 cannisters of candy montti 51 75 By ma•l '" on o ftve semor auxtltary members and ON THE TV DIAL: George Carlin, a very furmy man at Va One year SIA 00 fresh fruat, decorated soap A ch1cken dmner was serveit, S1M Wmonths John Tyleo was the ftrst 17 25 Thrtt The trtcks to good, lively argument are play tt cool and don't es, bali a special on W'IVN·TV at 11 30 Football lingers on favors for the women and months U 50 SubSCript ion U S pt es tdent to m " 1 r y get personal members exchanged gifts and pr.ce •nc uelts Sunday T mes In the person of Alex Karras, now a movie star in "The "'"' fountam pens for the men wh tle tn off1 c~ lie rema!t ted Sentmet An d If the argument IS ..Jth your parents, call ot 'discusston" Po d • k " film bou ' """" a program was presented In 1844 tnstead _ HELEN TVun .er • a a t the 1972 Olymplca, at 9 30 on WCHS- ;ASADENA, Calif (UP! )If there ..as any doubt, Southern Califorrua has settled ttforgood TheTroJansarethe best college football has to offer ' \ On a blustery New Year's Day at the Rose Bowl, John McKay's 1972 national champtons exploded tn Woody Hayes' race m the second half and destroyed Ohto State 42-17 The Monday victory-the fourth strwght for the Paciftc-8 over the Big Ten-allowed the No 1 TroJans to complete a perfect 12-0 season This (USC) ts the best college team I ve eve~en, • satd Hayes after watch10g the Trojans roll up tbe most pomts ever scored agamst Ohio State in hts 22 years at €:olumbus 'Is there anyone else they want us to play now to prove ..e•re really No 1'' asked McKay facetictously 'No, I m not offermg to play the Redsktns r'•m rust saymg weearnedtheNo lspotdurt,ng the regular season and shouldn't have had to waot for anyone The TroJ8ns, who now have a strmg or 17 unbeaten games, had a bevy of stars, mcludmg -Sam 'Bam' Cunmngham, a semor fullback who spent most or the season blockmg Cunmngham dived over the Ohto State lme for a Rose Bowl record four touchdowns all m the second half after a 7 7 standoff m the ftrSt half - Anthony DaVIS, a sophomore tailback who personally wrecked Notre Dame wth siX touchdowns tn USC s regular season !male The 5-foot 9, 100pound speedster carrted the Jee"t- 13 Help give party Generation Rap .~ SAN JUAN, P R (UP!) Puerto Rtco canceled all publtc celebrations markmg the mauguration of Gov -elect Rafel Hernandez Colon today so islanders could mourn the death of baseball tdol Roberto Clemente, the greatest athlete m Puerto Racan hiStory and hero of the Pittsburgh Ptrates The government also proclaimed three days of offtcoal mournmg throughout the island -------•-""' • Thts Weok's Specoal & THINGS VALLIE RATED > USED CARS '71 OLDS Cutlass H.T. COUPE 350 V 8 motor A T P S new w s w hres super stack wheels Over 100 attend program •2495 Karr & Van landt You 11 Like Our Qualoty Way ol Doing Business GMAC FINANCING 992 534~ ,Pomeroy Open Evenongs 'Tot 9 oo Til s P M $at " Clemente and four other olftctals saod the search for persons dted late Sunllay m the them would contmue today ' crash of a plane carryJllg relief The Coast Guard satd tl was supplies to victims of the unable to conftrm a report by Ntcaraguan earthquake Pedro Cruz, the acttng director Government offtctals satd of ctvtl defense of Puerto Rtco, Hernandez would sltll take his that rescue aorcraft spotted the oath of offtce at 10 a m today plane underwater from Pedro Perez Ptmentel, Clemente, 38 had gone to the president of the Supreme atrport wtth his wife, Vera, 32 Court A noon buffet luncheon She satd Clemente had been and an 8 p m state dmner for hesotant about mak10g the digmtanes also wtll take ~lace fltght to Managua but told her as scheduled • • What the heck l II go Just be But aU pubbc celebrations, su•e to have roast pork for me tncludmg fireworks displays and the ktds when I get back • and parad•s, to mark the Clemente's Survivors tllaugurahon of Hernandez Bestdes hts wtdow he ts were canceled Hernandez was survtved by three chtldren, elected Nov 7 over the tn· Roberto Jr , 7, Lutstto 5, and cumbent Gov Lws A Ferre Rtcky 4 Reception Called Off The other vlcltms of the Hernandez hllTISelf called off crash were Arthur Rtvera a reception planned after his prestdent ol Amertcan Air mauguration Express Leasmg Co, pilot 'Robertodtedata ltme when Jerry Hall, engmeer FranciSCo be was servmg hts fellow Mattas and Carlos Lozano, an man,' he satd "Our youth assoctate of Clemente loses an tdol and an example Clemente headed a commtiOur people lose one of thetr tee whtch collected tons of glones suppltes for vlctuns of the The plane was trying to earthquake which nearly lereturn to the San Juan In- veled Managua on Dec 23 ternattonal Atrport when tt Gen Anasastio Somoza, the crashed m 80 feet of water A former prestdent of Ntcaragua u s Coast Guard cutter and a and still lls chief polttical Navy helicopter reported ftnd· power, JOtned tn the trtbutes to ing wreckage life Jackets, Clemente luggage and boxes filled wtth Clemente was one of the real rehef suppltes goants of baseball But they found no bodtes and He starred when Pittsburgh ';::::::=====~---.:..----~.... f not that kind of a coach We Just had to play up to our abtltties and we dtd • ThebombasttcHayeswas so angry after the game- that .be locked etghl ol his players out of the drssmg room for nearly 10 nunutes because they were slow commg off the fteld The Buckeye coach was accused of shovmg a camera mto the face of a news photographer before the game apd stormed opt of the tn· tervtew sesston after the game when asked about the IOCJdent Thtrd rated Ohto State, which completed tts season wtth a 9-2 record, was led by freshman halfback Archte Griffm's 95 yards on 20 carrtes Grtffm also caught two passes lor 27 yards A record cro..d of 1\it,869 Jammed the enlarged Rose Bowl to see the 59th game of a sertes that began m 1902 Department osu usc First downs 21 24 5 45 20,: 62 28 Rushes yards 81 2.. Passing yards Returns yards o 67 Passes 5 11 2 19 27 0 5 f; 2 4 4 ~ ~~~~les lost Penait 1es yards 2 7 6 48 By Quarte,. Ohto 0 7 3 7- 17 usc State 7 0 21 14_ 42 USC - Swann (10 pass/from Rae (Rae kick I OSU - Ketlh t 1 run I (Conway kick/ USC - Cunnongham (2 run/ (Rae kockl OSU - FG Conway 21 usc - Davis (20 run/ (Rae kt ckl ( R~!Ckock~unnongham (I runl USC - Cunnongham (1 run 1 (Rae kock I USC - Cunnongham (I run ) (Rae kock1 OSU - Bledsoe (5 run ) (Conway kick I A - 106' 869 1 Over hts 18 seasons m the major leagues Clemente got more than 3,1100 base hats, only the 11th player m mar or league history to collect that many hits He won the Na!Jonal League batting title four times Pro Standings NBA Standongs By Untied Press tnternatoonat Eastern Conterence Allanite DIVISIOn wtpctgb Boston 29 6 829 New York 31 10 756 1 Buffalo 10 27 270 20 Pholadelphla 3 35 079 27 Central DIVISIOn wlpctgb Los Angeles 30 7 811 GoldenState 23 12 657 6 Phoemx 19 19 500 11 12 Seattle 12 30 286 201/ 2 Portland 9 30 231 22 Monday's Results Ballo more 88 Milwaukee 87 Los Angeles 108 Seattle 103 (Only games scheduled] Tuesday's Games Pholadelphla at Buffalo Molwaukee at New York Phoenox at Cleveland Boston at Hou ston : Chase Hardware Co. Calif ~n~~~s ~~ ~: ~ ~ g~ 6 22 8 20 97 150 Monday's Results Boston 8 Vancouver 4 (Onl y game scheduled) Downing-Childs" Agency Inc. tbe MIDOLE PORT, 0 ' I I INSURANCE • BONDS MUTUAL FUNDS FOR BIG DISCOUNT SAVINGS! Mei~ "00I toW.9 Dally-Sunday Main • Pomeroy 1-9 COunty's Oldest and Largest Insurance Agency \} - • Jerry' Gail best combo ~ ,, -· Unlted.Press International Jerry West and Gatl Goodrtch - showed the SeatUe SuperSomcs why they'rt' constdered the best backC!Iurt combmatton m the Nattonai Basketball Assocoalton West and Goodrtch comboned for 66 pomts Monday mght to lead the Los Angeles Lakers to a 108-103 VICtory over the Somes Los Angeles led, 30-28, m the second quarter when Goodrtch scored 17 ol hts team's last 22 potnts to enable the !..akers to take a 53-42 halftime lead In the third quarter, West scored 16 or the Lakers' 29 pomts The Somes tratled, 82 78, at the end of tbe thord perood and managed to stay Within four pomts un!tl late tn the game wl)en Goodrich went to the foul hne to score the Lakers' last ftve pomts Goodrtch fuushed With 35 pomts and West had 31 while Spencer llaywood had 28 and Dock Snyder 24 for Seattle In the only other NBA game, the Baltimore Bullets edged theMtlwaukee Bucks, 88-87, as' Mike Riordan ht a lQJlg JUmp By "'inort T.Da-..'lJdn I .:Jr 4 I .:;. ily MII;fON RICHMAN UPI Sports EdliAJr N8W 'l!uRK (UP!) - Roberto Clemente kept saymg he never wanted to manage, yet there were certain stgns, httle unmtstakable ones, whicb clearly satd otherwise Babe Ruth us~d to say he didn t want to manage etther That was whtle he sttll Will' playmg '!'ben when they didn't gtve him the chance after he was all through, he never forgave them What kind of manager would you be?" I asked Roberto Clemente not that long ago Tough ' he sqtd I wouldn't stand for any looltshness but I don'tthlnkamanagercantreataplayerrough Roberto Clemente, posstbly the greate)lt player the Ptttsburgh Pirates have ever had, posstbly even the greatest allaround player smce Ty Cobb, did manage a ball club twtce He Handled San Juan He handled San Juan of the Puerto Rtcan Wmter League both ltmes, and as Earl Weaver and BtU Vtrdon wtll tell you everybody who manages m Puerto Rtco can manage up m the Btg Time Invartably, as a player woth Pittsbur\lh !a/years, Roberto Clemente managed far better on tbe ball fiJld than off tt He spoke the other ballplayers' language, so communtcation wtth them was easy He did not always speak other people s language so somettmescommumcation wtth them came harder Sometunes people miSunderstood Roberto Clemente, hts goals his mottves and the thmgs he satd There was the ltme, for example, some of his admtrers presentedhunwothanexpenstvenewcarheremNewYork I didn t want 11 ' Clemente satd later ' And I didn't ask for tt I have my own car at horne ' Some people took that to mean Clemente was ungrateful, but that really wasn't tl at all Actually Clemente was self-consctous about all the fuss betng made over htm, and the words stmply came out the hard sounding way they dtd Few Attended Another ltme, a Puerto Rican group dectded to hold a dmner for Clemente, and he expressed a w1sh that some of his Pitts burghteaunnatesattend Fewdld,andhewasupsetabouttt 'How could we posstbly show up' ' one Ptttsburgh player satd ' We were never told when or where the dtnner was to be held ' Cl ul That wasn't emente's fa I The fact IS he was eastly the most popular member of the Pittsburgh ball club, not only wtth Ptttsburgh fans but also wtth his fellow players Charlotte (N C I lnv •• at1onal Davidson 66 Ci~Cinnatl 63 (Champ I Razorback Ctassoc Ohto Unrverslty 100 Cornell 66 (Champ I Ga11ia Tourney shot ' wtth just over 30 seconds left Rtordan led the Bullets With 23 pomts and Elvtn Hayes had 22 Kareem Abdui-Jabbar had '!/ for Milwaukee but mtssed the !mal shot that could have gtven the Bucks the lead. tailored to needs. 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IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR STOCK IWON • The fact also IS he asked for fewer favors Or concessiOnS from the Ptrates front offtce than any of his teammates Yet tt IS also a fact that many mosunderstood the talented, wasp-waisted rtghtftelder whose life and career came to an abrupt end on New Year's Eve at the age of 38 whtle he was at tempting a nusston of mercy to those left hungry ah~meless m Managua, Ntcaragua, by the recent earthquake there 'Misunderstood IS the best way I can explaon htm,' says Joe Brown the Pirates general manager, who had a deep personal affection lor Clemente 'He was such a warm, fme, human bemg and yet I don t thmk he came across that way because I think he was shut off in his relationship by a good many people very early mhis career People Didn't Understand I think Bobby lacked conftdence, certamly socJal confodence early and a lot of people dtdn t understand htm I thmk the thmg that that well,! guess killed him, was hts destre to do th10gs for people What he was trymg to do for the people m Ntcaragua was one of tbe few public things he did He generally did thmgs, kind things, few people knew about ' Steve Blass and Dave Goustt two of the Porates pttchers, were attendmg the same New Years Eve party 10 Ptttsburgh when they learned of Clemente's tragtc death They heard about II around four tn themormng and they were numbed by the news Two hours later, not really knowmg what to do or where to go, both went to Joe Brown's house I thtnk they JUS! wanted to go to sh'are thetr grtef wtth somebody they knew cared as much as they dtd " satd Brown who leaves for Clemente's home ui Roo Piedras, Puerto Rico today to see what he can do to help the family We JUSt sat around had coffee lmd talked,' Brown went on I remember one of the thtngs Steve saod He satd, The bad part IS that Pttlsburgh had htm thiS Milwaukee Chicago KC Omaha Detroot Pacll1c D1vis1on ' Today's wtpclgb 28 12 718 24 13 649 2;, him'' 20 22 476 10 16 21 432 1J 'I• Western Conference Midwest DIYISIOn Atlanta at Chicago KC Omaha at Portland Los Angeles at Golden 51 (Only g~mes sche<luted ] defeated the Baltimore Ortales NHL Standongs m the 1971 World Senes and By United Press tnlernatoonal was named to the National Easl w l I 1s ~t ~ League Ali.Star team 12 times Boston 26 8 3 15 1 Montreal 22 6 9 53 145 85 NY Rgrs 23 12 3 49 146 101 Buffalo 20 11 7 47 143 108 FOR SALE Detroot 15 16 6 36 11 2 125 Toronto t2 19 6 30 116 124 Vancvr II 22 6 28 118 164 NY lsldrs 4 28 4 12 73 172 100,000 BTU Coleman West · furnace- $299 00 30 w I I pis gt. ga gallon glass lined Chicago 22 13 2 46 139 104 Minn 19 14 4 42 126 105 water healer $69 95 LosAng 1816 4 40 120 117 Ph1ta 1617 6 38 135 141 , Pot~bgh 1516 6 36 130 122 Phone 992 2Silor 992 3918 · ".~ ""'~' Ballrmore Atlanta Houston Cleveland . I -:. wlpclgb 22 16 579 22 17 564 •;, 16 19 457 4°h 10 28 263 12 fs Holiday·projects concluded !I qual!\er to get the mark 'I Just sa1d Wow and went over the top and there 11 was, • smtled Cunnmgham, who was voted the outstanding player of the game 'It s JUSt 22 blast,' the same old play 0 J Stmpson used to run • The TroJans vtctory was the btggest for a Pacoftc Coast team over the Btg Ten smce wash 1n g t 0 n t r 0 un c e d Wtsconsm 44-8 m 1960 Since 1960, the West Coast has beaten the Btg Ten nme out of 14 games The Btg Ten won 12 of the forst 13 meetings after 1t stgned an exclustve agree men! to come here starltn8 m 1947 But McKay, appearmg m the Rose Bowl for the fifth ttme m seven years and wtnrung at Pasadena for the fourth ttme m etght ttmes, dtd not see any smgtftcance m the final 42-17 score hts lOOih coachtng VIctory m 13 years at USC 'We beat Ohto State because we were a better team, • he satd 'We blocked and ran better than they did but then we were sure all along that ..e could " They (Ohto Stale) are a very good team and had nothmg to be ashamed of 0ur victory doesn t mean the Pactftc-8ts a better conference than the Btg Ten You don t rate conferences on JUSt one game" Southern Cal and Ohto state were almost even statisltcally m the 7-7 ftrst half We dtdn t make any real adJustments m the second half, McKay saod • and I didn't make a Knute Rockne speech at halfltme because I'm . cans mourn Puerto Rl ·dol Roberto Clemente Real Good Dummy Play ~ ball 23 tunes for 157 yards, tncludmg a 20-yard touchdown burst m which he shook off three tacklers - Mtke Rae' an unsung semor quarterback wbo wasn t even named to either the ftrst or ~econd all Pac1ftc Coast teams He completed ltk>l-25 passes for 229 yards and a touclldown,lncreasmg hiS total yardage lor the seaB(]n to a 2,001 yards, a school record - Wtde rece1 ver Lynn Swann a Juntor who caught SIX passes for 108 yards and a TD -Sophomore hnebacker Rtchard Wood, a second team All Amertca who led all tacklers wtth eoght and asststed on two other tackles -Senior Charles Young, ftrst team Ali-Amertca ttght end who caught stx passes for 82 yards - Sophomore cornerback Charles Phtlhps , who mtercepted a pass and recovered a fumble to set up USC touchdowns Cunmngham erased the names of Notre Dames Eitner Layden (1925), Mochogan 's Jack Weisenberger (1948) and Mtchtgan s Mel Anthony (1965 ), who all had three touchdowns from the Rose Bowl record book wtth hts four touchdowns A former high school shot putter from Santa Barbara Calif , the 6-3, 218-pound fullback leaped mto the Buckeyes end zone from the tw~ one one and one yards out Assostant coach Craig Ferhg told Cunmngham about the record before the semor was sent into the game tn the fourth OFFICE SUPPLIES eFILE STORAGE BOXES ~~~ •FI"~E CABINETS e FILE FOLDERS eiNDEX CARDS eiNDEX CARD BINDERS • LEGAL PADS 1 METAL DESK TRAYS Just to Menlton a Few. 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Allen, who usually celebrates It vaulted the Redskin& into Redskin wins with ice cream, the ·Super Bowl against the admitted he brought In the New Miami Dolphins...and McDole Year with a bit of champagne exclaimed, "The future finally wllh his family. Allen got a call got ,here." of congratulations at his home Coach George Allen, ·whose · Sunday night from President policy of mortgaging lhe.future Nixon and was invited to the to win today has_been criticized White House on New Year's Day.. Allen, his wife, their four children and Mrs . Allen's parents, who are visiting from Paris, chatted with the President in the Oval Office and posed for pictures in the Rose Garden. The President assured Allen he'd be rooting for lhe Redskins alth"'!gh he said that as a parttime resident of Florida, "I have great respect for Thin hy BULOVA Shula." Now.,. two ruued Se~ Huntterl Nixon gave Allen a letter for watches for every active the , coach to relay to Billy member of the family. 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Hunter" $32.95 Bob Wido, who lives in the suburban South Hills, said "it was like losing a member of our own family . I loved that man." Court 51., Pomerov "I remember when be came up to the Pirates as a 26-year- Two f Or t he Sea from Carave II e® I daughter, Kathy, who is a ../ cerebral palsy victim. Kilmer had his finest day as a pro against lhe Cowboys, hitting 14 of 18 passes for 194 yards including seven for 146 and two touchdowns to Charley Taylor. He hit Taylor wilh 51 and 45-yard bombs as he picRed on left cornerback Charlie Waters and his replacement, Mark Washington . Even though the · Redskins obviously felt they could , · work on the Cowboys' left I . OHIO COLLEGE corner, they still ran the ball a BASKETBALL SCORES lot without too much success as United Press International Santa Clara (Calif.) 77 Dayton Larry Brown carried 30 limes 64 for 88 yards and Charlie Creighton 79 Ohio State 71 . Central Mich. 71 Toledo 5y Harraway made only 19 m ll Clarion St. (Pa.) 61 Youngstown . carries. . St. 49 · Akron 81 E. Montana 74 (2 ot) Ft. Eustis IVa.) Gardens) 104 Tournament Wittenberg 77 Case 47 (Champ.) John Carroll 66 Heidelberg 55 (Cons.) Maryland Invitational Bowling Green 102 Georgia Tech 87 (Cons.) Queen City Tournament (Buffalo, N. Y. ) Fairfield 91 Kent St. 79 iCons.) Great Lakes Classic Depauw (Ind . ) 76 Ohio Wesl'evan 57 Kalamazoo 69 Oberlin 68 Appalachian Classic Oh io Dominican 66 Chesapeake 63 (Cons.) Eau Claire (Wis.) Tournament Capital 67 Eau Claire 59 !Champ.) City hit GOESSLER Jewelty Store • old kid and could speak only 'about two words of English. Over lhe years with the Pirates he learned the language and could communicate his profound feelings, He was an industrious, complicated albJete," Wido said. ' 'I'm a football fan and when the Steelers lost that was all we talked about. But, when I learned of Clemente's dealh, it eclipsed lhe loss of a football game." Bill Sortino, a tavern owner in suburban ·Dormont, said he was "absolutely shocked and saddened" when he learned of the death. "I choked up when I heard the news. I had to hold back the tears," Sortino said. "I helieve now Roberto will get the recognition he S!l well deser· ves. The fans will never forget him... Michael Farrell, 9, expressed lhe hope that Clemepte will come back to' life. " Pittsburgh lost its best player," young Mike said. "Who can ever take his PITTSBURGH (UPI) While the Miami Dolphins rested before opening training for lheir Super Bowl date with lhe Washington Redskins, the Pittsburgh Steelers' Sunday loss was ' pushed into the background by the tragic death .. of Roberto Clemente. The Dolphins, now unbeaten in 16 games lhis. season, captured their second straight American Football !)lnference titie and a Super Bowl berth SuJ;IIlay ·with a 21-17 triumph ovir lhe Steelers. And while the Dolphins rested Monday following a champagne flight back to Miami, the talk around Pittsburgh shifted suddenly from the fall of the Cinderella Steelers, who won their first title in 40 years of NFL competition, to the death of Clemente, the Pirates' popular outfielder, in a plane crash in . Puerto Rico. Bob Griese, the brash young quarterback who came off the bench in lhe second half to engineer two touchdown drives sB.id, "We're going Into the. Super Bowl with basically the same players we haH last year. But lhe big factor now is added experience. We know what to . to beat them. But we've got nothinll to be ashamed of ... They foUght for what they got.'' Players on both teams agreed lhat the turning point of the game came in lhe second quarter when Larry Selpie bolted 37 yards to lhe Steeler 12 with a fake punt. The Dolphins tied lhe score two plays later and regained the momentUIIl that Pittsburgh had built through lhe first quartter. 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But as a perso11, he's lrrepla_ceable." , REACH ·· · .• Steubenville at Bellarmine expect." so," Horne said, "there,'s New Supply 8-Track ·- J . DeniSon at MOunt Union Budget Dresses SAYS OUR GREAT END·OF·YEAA SALE · Capital at Ol>erlin Neb. Dolphins eye perfect ~mark Invitational Morris Ha r.vey (W. Va.) Marietta 66 Case Western Reserve quarterba.ck Tom Clements to end Pete Demmerle. Clements' atteinpl at a two-point converslion pass failed . Two minutes after Dixon's second periotf score, Rodgers caUght a Iaterai from HUIIlm and threw the bomb . to Anderson, and Nebraska went out at halftime with a 26-8 lead. Then in a 5:17 span of the third period, Rodgers scored on runs of four and five yards up lhe middle and turned a swing pass from Humm into 'a 00-yard scoring strike down the sideline. He cut into the middle at about lhe , lO.yard line and . left three Notre Dame defenders flat as he bolted into the end zone untouched. The Redskins' were content to let their defense unscramble Roger Staubach as lhe Cowboy quarterback, who replaced Ciaig Morton, never got lhe offense ' •lling. The Redskins questioned Coach Tom Landry's wisdom in starling Slaubach in the first place and in slaying all the way with him. But Landry didn't think a switch would help. "I think it was pretty much what Washingt911 did, not so much what we did," he said. 1 Oakland 1lnd.l at Wooster · . Kenyon at Ashland Akron at Cleveland Slate · Baldwin-Wal lace at Wit tenberg · Musklngum at .Heidelberg , •. , as a winner. ~odgers provided · game .in order to use him more all the offense _Nebraska on running' plays. , • needed- 81 yards rushing on 15 · · · ~we called lhe Rodgers' pass carries, catching three.passes a •Special'," the Cornhusker for 71 yards and throwing one · coach added. "He tlu-e,w once 52 yards for a touchdown; a . last year and we gOt a pass total of 204 yards. Notre interference penalty." Dame 's ·chriiplete offense Nebraska took the · opening totalled 207 yards. kickoff and went 76 yards in 11 Rodgers, designated as a plays in less than four·niinutes wide-{)ul flanker back ~ring with Rodgers knifing ove~ le!t his three-year college, career tackle for his firsi score. I-back which' set new NCAA •-records " Gary Dixon hurdled the Notre for all-purpose ground gaining, Da!1le line for one-yard an~ the ran as an I-back for the first second Nebraska touchdown pn time, · Devaney revealed. And lhe second play of the second his perfect throw to Anderson period. It capped an ll play, 86for a score was only the second yard drive. of his <!areer. · After that it was all Rodgers "Rodgers has never ""'lhe until Notre Da!1le, trailing 4().U, !-formation before," Devaney scored on a five-yard pass from said. "We put it in just for this ·Western ~ . · ·• at Ohio University at-Toledo . Da_yton _vs. 'Xavier (Cincinnati ' · MIAMI (UPI )- Heisman HUIIlm and dashing 50 yards Trophy winner Johnny for another, then passing 52 Rodg~rs was weak and sick_ yards to end Frosty Anderson when he exploded lhrough, for a fifth . around and over Notre !lame's - Heplayedonlyabouthalflhe_ football forces to lead · game's 60 minutes, sitting out Nebraska to a 4().1; victory over th~ last 21. But in the jubilant lhe outclassed Irish in lhe Nebraska dressing room New greatest one-man scoring show Year's night, Rodgers aplhe 39-year-<1ld Orange Bowl .peared too weary to do 1110re classic has ever seen. th,ln grin at the Rodgers wrestled with flu congratulations heaped on and a cold 'during· _the week of him, _' preparation, but none in the "That's got to be t'ilongest capacity crowd of 80,010 and a game of my life," he sighed. national television audience "Man, when I felt like I'd could detect it. The 5-foot-9, played a whole game, we still 170-pound speedster accounted had ,theJ ourt!1 .quarter to go. for five of Nebraska's six I'm sick an<\ fatigued , but touchdowns- running for happy, of cow-se.' : ~ lhree, catching a swing pass Retiring Nebraska Coach from quarterback David_ Bod Deva.ney wanted to go out .' .- ' ·' ( ) 4- Ti.c Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, O.', Jan . 2,.1973 · ' S~eel .. • • .¢ 49 THURSDAY ONLY 1.-98 CARTON . . DR; PEPPER .' ., ''I' . l Everyday Low Price! ' I : . i COCA-COLA· 16 oz. bots. 16 oz. bots. 8 ' ~· \ ,, t • ,._ ' .,I ' PAK ' 1 • I ..• t \ I J . ~ t, �' .. ' ' .. . .. • 5- the ' ' Kent . St ate Michi"gan Johnny Rodgers to~ muCh for Irish - WASHINGTON (UPI') - Ron in the past because he'd never McDole, now 33, was one of lhe coached a team to a playoff .many standout veteran perfor- victory until this season, felt mers Sunday as the emotional vindi ~ated by his team's Washington Redskins held . the success. 'Dallas Cowl:)oys without a first "I've said all along, give me down in the first and lhird a bunch of older men who've periods · en route to a 26-3 taken care of themselves and I triumph in the NFC title ·. cangoalltheway,"Ailensaid. contest. Allen, who usually celebrates It vaulted the Redskin& into Redskin wins with ice cream, the ·Super Bowl against the admitted he brought In the New Miami Dolphins...and McDole Year with a bit of champagne exclaimed, "The future finally wllh his family. Allen got a call got ,here." of congratulations at his home Coach George Allen, ·whose · Sunday night from President policy of mortgaging lhe.future Nixon and was invited to the to win today has_been criticized White House on New Year's Day.. Allen, his wife, their four children and Mrs . Allen's parents, who are visiting from Paris, chatted with the President in the Oval Office and posed for pictures in the Rose Garden. The President assured Allen he'd be rooting for lhe Redskins alth"'!gh he said that as a parttime resident of Florida, "I have great respect for Thin hy BULOVA Shula." Now.,. two ruued Se~ Huntterl Nixon gave Allen a letter for watches for every active the , coach to relay to Billy member of the family. Kilmer for his 13-year-old Water resistant to 'a depth of 666 feet. Rotatable elapsed time indicatGr. I 7 jewel precision movement. Stainless steel case. Luminous dial. PITTSBURGH (UPI) Waterproof strap. Great gift Pittsburgh sports faQs for all the sports in your life. suffered two losses in as many days - the first a championship football game and the second and most devastating, the death of their Men's ~~sea beloved Roberto Clemente. Hunter" They were still talking about $32.~5 · the Steeler lo$s to the Miami ' Dolphins · in the American Football C.onference championship game when they awoke Monday to learn that Clemente had died in a plane crash. His death overshadowed everything else in this steel city. Many fans could not believe what they heard . Hundreds called radio stations and newspaper offices to confirm that their "great Roberto" had ind~d been. killed. The UP! Pittsburgh bureau was ladies' and swamped with calls from Youth's "Sea -j-iaqulriing fans. Hunter" $32.95 Bob Wido, who lives in the suburban South Hills, said "it was like losing a member of our own family . I loved that man." Court 51., Pomerov "I remember when be came up to the Pirates as a 26-year- Two f Or t he Sea from Carave II e® I daughter, Kathy, who is a ../ cerebral palsy victim. Kilmer had his finest day as a pro against lhe Cowboys, hitting 14 of 18 passes for 194 yards including seven for 146 and two touchdowns to Charley Taylor. He hit Taylor wilh 51 and 45-yard bombs as he picRed on left cornerback Charlie Waters and his replacement, Mark Washington . Even though the · Redskins obviously felt they could , · work on the Cowboys' left I . OHIO COLLEGE corner, they still ran the ball a BASKETBALL SCORES lot without too much success as United Press International Santa Clara (Calif.) 77 Dayton Larry Brown carried 30 limes 64 for 88 yards and Charlie Creighton 79 Ohio State 71 . Central Mich. 71 Toledo 5y Harraway made only 19 m ll Clarion St. (Pa.) 61 Youngstown . carries. . St. 49 · Akron 81 E. Montana 74 (2 ot) Ft. Eustis IVa.) Gardens) 104 Tournament Wittenberg 77 Case 47 (Champ.) John Carroll 66 Heidelberg 55 (Cons.) Maryland Invitational Bowling Green 102 Georgia Tech 87 (Cons.) Queen City Tournament (Buffalo, N. Y. ) Fairfield 91 Kent St. 79 iCons.) Great Lakes Classic Depauw (Ind . ) 76 Ohio Wesl'evan 57 Kalamazoo 69 Oberlin 68 Appalachian Classic Oh io Dominican 66 Chesapeake 63 (Cons.) Eau Claire (Wis.) Tournament Capital 67 Eau Claire 59 !Champ.) City hit GOESSLER Jewelty Store • old kid and could speak only 'about two words of English. Over lhe years with the Pirates he learned the language and could communicate his profound feelings, He was an industrious, complicated albJete," Wido said. ' 'I'm a football fan and when the Steelers lost that was all we talked about. But, when I learned of Clemente's dealh, it eclipsed lhe loss of a football game." Bill Sortino, a tavern owner in suburban ·Dormont, said he was "absolutely shocked and saddened" when he learned of the death. "I choked up when I heard the news. I had to hold back the tears," Sortino said. "I helieve now Roberto will get the recognition he S!l well deser· ves. The fans will never forget him... Michael Farrell, 9, expressed lhe hope that Clemepte will come back to' life. " Pittsburgh lost its best player," young Mike said. "Who can ever take his PITTSBURGH (UPI) While the Miami Dolphins rested before opening training for lheir Super Bowl date with lhe Washington Redskins, the Pittsburgh Steelers' Sunday loss was ' pushed into the background by the tragic death .. of Roberto Clemente. The Dolphins, now unbeaten in 16 games lhis. season, captured their second straight American Football !)lnference titie and a Super Bowl berth SuJ;IIlay ·with a 21-17 triumph ovir lhe Steelers. And while the Dolphins rested Monday following a champagne flight back to Miami, the talk around Pittsburgh shifted suddenly from the fall of the Cinderella Steelers, who won their first title in 40 years of NFL competition, to the death of Clemente, the Pirates' popular outfielder, in a plane crash in . Puerto Rico. Bob Griese, the brash young quarterback who came off the bench in lhe second half to engineer two touchdown drives sB.id, "We're going Into the. Super Bowl with basically the same players we haH last year. 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"Of course it hit me real hard because I'm a rabid baseball fan. He was one of l)lY greatest players. I can 't believe it." Willlhe Pirates ever be·able to replace him? "As a baseball player, I hope always someone to come along. But as a perso11, he's lrrepla_ceable." , REACH ·· · .• Steubenville at Bellarmine expect." so," Horne said, "there,'s New Supply 8-Track ·- J . DeniSon at MOunt Union Budget Dresses SAYS OUR GREAT END·OF·YEAA SALE · Capital at Ol>erlin Neb. Dolphins eye perfect ~mark Invitational Morris Ha r.vey (W. Va.) Marietta 66 Case Western Reserve quarterba.ck Tom Clements to end Pete Demmerle. Clements' atteinpl at a two-point converslion pass failed . Two minutes after Dixon's second periotf score, Rodgers caUght a Iaterai from HUIIlm and threw the bomb . to Anderson, and Nebraska went out at halftime with a 26-8 lead. Then in a 5:17 span of the third period, Rodgers scored on runs of four and five yards up lhe middle and turned a swing pass from Humm into 'a 00-yard scoring strike down the sideline. He cut into the middle at about lhe , lO.yard line and . left three Notre Dame defenders flat as he bolted into the end zone untouched. The Redskins' were content to let their defense unscramble Roger Staubach as lhe Cowboy quarterback, who replaced Ciaig Morton, never got lhe offense ' •lling. The Redskins questioned Coach Tom Landry's wisdom in starling Slaubach in the first place and in slaying all the way with him. But Landry didn't think a switch would help. "I think it was pretty much what Washingt911 did, not so much what we did," he said. 1 Oakland 1lnd.l at Wooster · . Kenyon at Ashland Akron at Cleveland Slate · Baldwin-Wal lace at Wit tenberg · Musklngum at .Heidelberg , •. , as a winner. ~odgers provided · game .in order to use him more all the offense _Nebraska on running' plays. , • needed- 81 yards rushing on 15 · · · ~we called lhe Rodgers' pass carries, catching three.passes a •Special'," the Cornhusker for 71 yards and throwing one · coach added. "He tlu-e,w once 52 yards for a touchdown; a . last year and we gOt a pass total of 204 yards. Notre interference penalty." Dame 's ·chriiplete offense Nebraska took the · opening totalled 207 yards. kickoff and went 76 yards in 11 Rodgers, designated as a plays in less than four·niinutes wide-{)ul flanker back ~ring with Rodgers knifing ove~ le!t his three-year college, career tackle for his firsi score. I-back which' set new NCAA •-records " Gary Dixon hurdled the Notre for all-purpose ground gaining, Da!1le line for one-yard an~ the ran as an I-back for the first second Nebraska touchdown pn time, · Devaney revealed. And lhe second play of the second his perfect throw to Anderson period. It capped an ll play, 86for a score was only the second yard drive. of his <!areer. · After that it was all Rodgers "Rodgers has never ""'lhe until Notre Da!1le, trailing 4().U, !-formation before," Devaney scored on a five-yard pass from said. "We put it in just for this ·Western ~ . · ·• at Ohio University at-Toledo . Da_yton _vs. 'Xavier (Cincinnati ' · MIAMI (UPI )- Heisman HUIIlm and dashing 50 yards Trophy winner Johnny for another, then passing 52 Rodg~rs was weak and sick_ yards to end Frosty Anderson when he exploded lhrough, for a fifth . around and over Notre !lame's - Heplayedonlyabouthalflhe_ football forces to lead · game's 60 minutes, sitting out Nebraska to a 4().1; victory over th~ last 21. But in the jubilant lhe outclassed Irish in lhe Nebraska dressing room New greatest one-man scoring show Year's night, Rodgers aplhe 39-year-<1ld Orange Bowl .peared too weary to do 1110re classic has ever seen. th,ln grin at the Rodgers wrestled with flu congratulations heaped on and a cold 'during· _the week of him, _' preparation, but none in the "That's got to be t'ilongest capacity crowd of 80,010 and a game of my life," he sighed. national television audience "Man, when I felt like I'd could detect it. The 5-foot-9, played a whole game, we still 170-pound speedster accounted had ,theJ ourt!1 .quarter to go. for five of Nebraska's six I'm sick an<\ fatigued , but touchdowns- running for happy, of cow-se.' : ~ lhree, catching a swing pass Retiring Nebraska Coach from quarterback David_ Bod Deva.ney wanted to go out .' .- ' ·' ( ) 4- Ti.c Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, O.', Jan . 2,.1973 · ' S~eel .. • • .¢ 49 THURSDAY ONLY 1.-98 CARTON . . DR; PEPPER .' ., ''I' . l Everyday Low Price! ' I : . i COCA-COLA· 16 oz. bots. 16 oz. bots. 8 ' ~· \ ,, t • ,._ ' .,I ' PAK ' 1 • I ..• t \ I J . ~ t, �... . . . ' .- ' Pomeroy ... Personal Notes ·· Mr. and ·Mrs. Jesse Arnold and Jlnimy Joe, Lancaster,· spent the -weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kessinger. Mr. and Mrs: Eldon Weeks, Mrs. Frances SchoU, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jennings, and Mrs. Ethel Koenig were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Weeks, Mary Beth and Tommy, Gallipolis. • · VIsiting Ssturday ll;ith Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Landers, Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. William Gibbs, Ssra Beth and Greg of Kent, and Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Gibbs of Columbus were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gibbs. Other holiday visitors were Mr . arid Mrs. Dale Richards ond son, Brad, l.ancaster. Frank Kelton of Houston, Texas spent the week before Christmas here with his mother, Mrs .. Osby Martin. Others visiting over the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. · Marlin were Mr. and Mn . Letcher Wines of Cleveland, Gallipo,lis, spe nt Chr istmas Day in Bel~re with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hines, David and Doug. . Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gibbs were in Columbus New Year's 'Day lor' a v1sit with Mr. and Mrs. French Hundley. Christmas dinner gUests of Mrs. Kearney Ogdln were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jones, Connie and Keith, Dublin; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffith, Pomeroy, daughter, Kar-en , hom e from Ohio State University, and Wayne Davis, Middleport. j'dr. and Mrs. Floyd Griffith of <;alloway were New Year'~ weekend guests of Mr. a'nd Mrs. Char les Griffith. Mr . and Mrs . George Shiveler, Jr.,. Mr. and Mrs. George Shiveler, Sr ., and daughter, Jayne, Cincinnati, came Tuesday .for a' visit wilhJ Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kelton. . Joming the groui/ for a poolChnsbnas dinner were Mr. and Mrs . D. A. Canaday and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sisson, Amy, Mandy, and Angie. The ShiVelers returned home Thursday. M~ . and Mrs. W. D. Kelton and daughter, Julie, Athens, were Thursday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kelton. RACING BEGINS YONKERS, N.Y. (UP!) The 1973 horse racing season in metropolitan · New York will begin Wednesday night when a Slklight harness meeting starts • at Yonilers Raceway. . 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SHEETS ..• ODDS ANDENDSAT GREATSA~GS $ Big, beautiful, _luxurious cotton •terry and terry velours .• J 399 Great Sa'vin_gs () 'fhrough. This M()rith ••• At The · New Cox Dept. Store Bath Towel 'Wash Cloth Hand Towel FAMOUS BRAND MEN'S SIDRTS . . ' All colors and styles. u v, to 17 neck . Reg . va lues of sa 00 to $1 0.00. Som e dress knit'jo, and polyester blends. NOW ' ' •' . . ,, 1971 CHEVROLETBI!lAIR $2895 4-door, local 1 owner, low m ileoge car, beige tlnlsh with 'I• deemed oblee tl onal. The power steering & brakes. OX . bumpers, wh . covers, inse~:tlon. & lik~ w-w tires, radio & other fine accessories . A sharp car . one you would like. ' 1970 CHEVROLET CAPRICE • 52495 Sport Sedan, locall owner car. beautiful turquoise finish with spotless matching Interior trim. blk. vlrwl top, factory air, v.a engine. furbo hydramallc, power steering and brakes, radio, good w-w tires, deluxe bumper guards. nice and clean. · ~OMEROY publisher will not be respons1b le tor more tttan on"e Incorrect TRAILER , bath ' & half ; on ~w · DEADLINES ·· oak tables,, P.M Diy Before Publication OLD· ' 'F urnt·ture, Monday Deadline 9 a.m. · ll'9ans, diShes. clocks, brass Cancellat•~n - Corrections beds, or complete households . Will be accepted u~tll 9 a.m for Wnte M D. Miller. Rt. 4. DayofPublrcatlon Pomeroy, Ohio, Call992-6271 . REGULATIONS 6-28-ltc The Publisher reserves thE - : : : - -- - - - - right to edit or reject any ads For Renl brown vinyl top, vinyl l nterlor, factdry air, 350-engine large lot m Syracuse; call 9923525 12-31-6tc ,RATES For Want Ad Service 5 cents per Word one insertion · Minimum Charge7Sc MODERN 6 room house, full · 12 cents 1 per word 1Jlree basem.e nt• garage, p ut consecutive lnserJi ons. , 18 cel).ts per Word s ix con<j bull.d1ng ; r e f ere nc es secutlve insertions . requ1red ; phone992-2J10after_ 25 Per Cent Discount on pa id 5 p.m . or 992 3425. -~ ads and ads paid within 10 days 12-Jl .ffc ·.£ARTH MOVING HOME & AUTO 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES Bulldozer Radiator to the Small~st Heater Core. Nathan Biggs SMITH NElSON MOTORS. INC. FURNITURE CARD OF THANKS ' & OBITUARY From the largest Radiator Specialist_·_ and · •· Dour & End lolder work, ponds . basement, land- 1970 CAMARO $1999 $1.50 for so word min imum . TWO BEDROOM mobile home on Old Rl. 33, adults only; Stop In and See Our H.,rdtop coupe, local low mileage, 1owner car, 307 engine, Eacl'l additional word 2c. 992-2174 Pom,roy phone 992-6294 or 992-6385 Floor Display . 3-speed trl!lnSmlsslon , bucket seats, console, blue finish , BLIND ADS after 6 p.m. radio. SHARP IS' THE WORLD! Additional 25c Charge per Advertisement . 12·24-lotc SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC . - - - - - - - - - . ' OFFICE HOURS 8:30a .m . to S:ftO p.m. Daily , 11> · DOUBLE , 2 bedroom. furSEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEAN8:30 a.m. to 12 : 00 Noon ED. REPAIRED. MILLER nished, on Fourth & College Saturday. SANITATION, STEWART. Streets, Syracuse, phone 992OH 10. PHONE 662-3035. 2749. OPEM EYES. 1:00 P.M. 10,4-lfc 12-29-lfc "PMERO!, OHIO ::--::-:,...,-----__:_ ~----Notice PAPER Hanging and painting; Concrete Work GUN SHOOT, Jan . 6, 7:30p.m. TRAILER. Brown's Trail er Arthur Musser, phone 742· Remodeling LEGAL NOTICE Mile Hill Road . Factory Park. phone 992-3324. 5223. 12-28-tfc 12-12-3otp LEGAL NOTICE choked guns only! 20-16 andRESOLUTION 12 ga. No. 7112-8 and-9 shot MACHINES. Repair A RESOLUTION t o shells. Assorted meats, eats new mobil e homes, never SEWING EsT AaLl s H A spEc 1AL and refreshments. Sponsored TWO serv i ce, all ma kes. 992-2284. lived in ; phone 9n2511. FUND KNOWN AS THE byRacineFireDept. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. 12-5-tfc Authori zed Singer Sales and F' EDERAL GENERAL l-2-4tc Phone 992-2511 ~~~:c---;__._ REVENUE SHARING TRUST - - - - - - - - Service. We Sharpen Scissors. FURNISHED' ~ bed room or 992·3918 FUND . 3-29-tfc Mr. and Mrs. David ·Riggs Be •I re solved by the Trustees HAYMAN'S Auction - a good apartment. adults only d d hler M Lo · of Sale m Township as follow s: Place to go each Friday Middleport ; phone 992-3874: ~ &E APPLIANCE Repai r : READY -MIX CONCRETE an aug s, ary Ulse sec. 1. That whereas. the evening. 7 p.m. at Laurel Cliff 12-12-tfc delivered right to your Repair of all , laundry and Christina, Vienna ; were Congr.ess has enacted the s tate on old Rt . 7, 1 mile west of refrigeration proiect. Fast and easy. Free visiting his aunt, Mrs. Leota and Lo cal Fiscal Assistance Act Rock Springs Fairground. 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and equipment, of 1972 prov iding a system of 10-10-tfc equipment and house wiring . estimates. Phone 992·3284. t,mfurnished apartment s. • Call 614-992-6050. Massar. general revenue sharing w1th Goegleln Ready.Mi x Co ., Phone 992-5434. sta tes and unit s of local 12-31 -301p Middleport, Ohio. · Mrs . Eloise Connally government, and 4-12-tfc 6-30-tfc -~---receivedwordthatherbrother· of Whereas , Section 123ir es ta leach (I I the federal act requ HOUSE. New Haven on Midway AUTOMOBitE insu,ance been SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED in-law, Chester Carson, unit ot local gov ernm ent to cancelle~? Lost your Dr., 5 room s with l bedrooms , operator's license? Call 992- REASONABLE rates. Ph. 446· Rochester, Penn., had a heart es tbl lsh a trust fund to re ceive attached garage and 4782. Gallipolis. John Russell, federal revenue sharing, and 2966. basement ; large lot ; Owner & Operator. attack . Whereas , the Bureau of ln _ _ _ __ _ _ _: 6 ....::· 15-tl c available Feb. 1st; Arthur u K F k spec lion ond Supervision of 5-12-tlc Mr . and ,..rs. enny rec er Public Olflces has approved the Smith, phone 882-2052. Bo< 64, -DOZER and back hoe work, New Haven. W. Va . 25265. and daughters, !Jtenda and establishrn,enl of a "Federal Auctioneer ponds and septic tanks. dit- c. BRADFORD, 12- 27-6t~ Paula, Mr. an• Mrs. Raym.ond General Revenue Shortng Trust . Complete Service "' , F.u~d" In each subdivision ' ching _service; top soli, I ill Phone 949-3821 Frecker, Raymond Hand, receiving assistance ·under the Fur.nace Controls dirt, limestone ; B&K E<Racine. Ohio federal act. as requ 1r e.d by UNFURNISHED 6 rooms and cavatlng. Phone 992 -5367, Crllt Bradford Rat1dy Hand, Diane Bailey, sect1on 570512, of the Ohio HUMIDIFIERS bath. full basement and unDick Karr, Jr. Mr · and Mrs · J oe conna11Y Revised Code ; 5- l-Ife furnished upstairs. 6 rooms & Now Therelore Be il Resolved Hot Water Heaters --------~ 9· 1 -tfc - - - - - -bath: phone 992-5993 or 992were Christmas Eve dinner by th e Tru stees of Sa lem Plumbing 9915. Slate of Ohio thai : g'uests of Mr. and Mrs. Okey Township, 12-27-6tc Real Estate For Sale Sec. 11. Th~re is hereby Electrical Work Connally and son, Brian. es tablish ed o special fund to b& HOUSE FOR SALE, 114 Brick as the "Federal General Mr. an d Mrs . ·Starling known Revenue Sharing Trust Fund" Street, Pomeroy, Ohio; 'bric k Real Estate For Sale For Sale Pomeroy Motor Co.·· fil.' ·. -- PWMBING HEATING ~ ·Eastern Clase Hdwe.. Co. Local News ''HEll'' ------- HEATING & COOLING Massar, Diana and Chuck, were Christmas Eve dinner guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs . D.. Boyles, Tuppers Plains. Visiting Mrs. Mary Reed were Mrs. Donna lhle and daughters, Racine, Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, daughter and son-in-law, Chiu-leston, W. V Mr d M . har a.; . an rs . Ric d Smith, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cle~, Chester·, Mr. and Mrs. No an McCain apd.fimily, Marl Ia; Mr ..~nd Mrs. William F cker, Charles Frecker and Marcia Evans. Ken Chaffee, statl'oned at Fort Jackson, South .Carolina, had a 17-u.a •-y pass to be home with hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Chaffee. Mrs . Mary Reed spent Chris tmas Day with her !!Atnddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles lhle and family, Racine. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roger Epple and daughters were Mrs. Elma Epple, Mr. and Mrs. Davia Holter, Lucy and Jeff, Rl. 3 Pomer.oy; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bailey, Gallipolis ; Mr. and Mrs. Galen Will, Steve and Jennifer, Columbus·, Mrs. Gladys Croy, Miss Ellen Prince, Chester. Mrs. Leota Massar was a Christmas dinner guest of Mr. und er ttle provisions of section 5705 12 of the Ohio Revised Code Sec . 111 . All monies paid to the Townsh iP under the State and Loca l Fiscal Ass istance Acl ~f 1972 shall be credited to said fun d andwith u pended in and accordance the lerms prom ions of sa;d fed eral ac t Sec IV This resolu t1 0n Is hereb y dec lared to be an emergency measure necessary for the preservation of the public peace. heall h, safety and welfare , suc h emergency ans1ng out of the need to provide alawfulfund into wh ich federal general revenue shoring payments can be cred ited for ex In lhe manner ond f penditures th t~ ~ it~t~po.s;; ploovd:,ed ~r.~t\ • ASsistan ce 1.\ct Of t972 ; where this resolullan sha ll lake effect and be In forc e from and aller • lisSec Rassage . V Thi s Resolution shall lakee tfectand be in force from and after the December Passed 29th 19, day 1972. · of Dece mber, \972. ARNOLD BROTHERS etTAB~~~~OL~TI~~ECil~ KNOWN AS THE callers of Ava ~ff~Dg~~t ~HARGI~t ~:uAs~ Gilkey were Mr. and Mrs. Be 11 Resolved by the Clinton Gilkey, Tad and Karen Township TruSiees or Sa lisb ury Township, as follows : of Albany, Mr . and Mrs . sec . 1 That whereas . the Congress ha s·enacted lhe state Howard Gilkey and son, Joey, and Local Fiscal Assistance Ac t of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. of 1972 prov iding a sySiem of general revenu e shar ing wllh Doyle Hudson an~Judy,local. Slates and· un its of loc'al Ch i t 1 f th gqvernment, and ~ s mas guess o e Whereas, Section 123 tal (1) · Donald Weavers were Mr. and of lhe federal act requires each Mrs. Junior Payne and four and Mrs. Ray Justis, Success ~~/!b1~:h ~~;~st0f~~~7.;"r"enctei~~ children and Donna Stenmelz, Rd. federal revenu e sharing , and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock Whereas, the Bureau of lnMr. and Mrs. Charles Barret ... h spectlon and Supervision of and childre~ and Mr. and Mrs. were VISiting •r r sister, Mrs. p ubll c Off l!;es has approved the Leota Massar. · establishment of a " Federal James Cheadle and children of General Reve nue Sha ring Trust Col b Mr. and Mrs. Roger Epple Fund " In each su bd ivi sion um us. •and daughters were Chrlstni3s receiving ass istance under lhe Mrs. Goldie Wyant, a federal oct, as required by surgical pallenl, and Mr. Guy Day guests of his mother, Mrs: ~eec::~~d r~Je~2 , of the Ohio Bolin, Ava Gilkey and Arthur Elma Epple. Now Therefore Be it Resolved · medl a! Mr. and Mrs. John Fick by the Trustees of Sa lisbury Goodwm, c patients at TownSh ip, state ol Ohio that ' Veterans Memorial Hoopital, celebrated their 30th wedding • Sec II . There is hereby "··ned home. anniversary SUnday at the establ ished a spec ial fund to be have au re '"' h known as the "Federal General Mrs. Robert Alkire and Mrs. orne of their daughter, Mr. Revenue Sharing Trust Fund" and Mrs. Nelson Reynolds, under the provisions 'Of sec lion Earl McGrath called on Mr. 5705 12 of the Ohio Revised Mason. Also present were Mr. Code and Mrs. Clarence Eastman at and Mrs. Fick, other children. Sec. 111. Ail mo~l es pa id to the the Syracuse r~t h11111e. Township under the State and Miss Ella Bright has been Christmas Day guests at the Local ~iscol Ass iSiance Act of h of M d M 1972 shall be credited to sa id caring for Eunice Bradfield in orne r . an rs. John fund and e<pended In ac Fick were Mr . and Mrs . Ronald cor dance wlth th& term s and the absence of Margaret provis ions of sold federal act Douglas · Billy and Jennifer; Mr. and Sec . IV . This resolution is ' Mrs. Nelson Reynolds, Jay and hereby declared to be an The chur~h enjoyed a supper emergenc y meosure nec essary d Ill h F id Jill, Mason; Roger Barhnell, for the preservation of the an R exc ange r ay T PI . publ ic peace, health , safely and evening with about 70 present. Juppers alliS, Janet and welfar e, such emergency Ra Alki 'ed oanne. ar ising oul of the need 10 Y re sang, accomp~m . M d provide a lawtul fund !11to whrch by Mrs. Hie! French. · •.• r. an . ~rs. Oscar Babcock federal general reven'ile sharing • were visltmg Mr. and Mrs ' paym enls can be credited lor Mr . and Mrs . FrankGraves .,., · expenditures In the' manner and of lit John Mlch were guests Gene Riggs and sons, Mnny fbr the purposes prov ided under . G 'B · · Ray and Jacon. the state and Local Fisfa l of Mr. uy o11n. Assistance A<t of 1912. where Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray 'th is resolullon shall take eflec l speniChMstmas with llieir son aQd be In force from and afler ' ItS passage . ' Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gray and · Sec . .v This Resolution shall M k d D' take effect and be In force from 'ld ChI ren, ar an lane, and att'er DeCe mber 21 1972. Cincinnati. Pa ssed the 21s t day ot December 1972. Mr. and Mrs. I. 0. McCoy Denver G Hysell attended the funeral of her Pres ldenl Salisbury Township Trustees . . aunt, Mrs. Mayme Smgleton, •Alles! : Rlchard Belley ·Flatwoods, W. Va. re<!enlly. Tow~s h i p Clerk . Mr. and'Mrs. I. 0. McCoy, (II 2. 3, 2t Byran and Cecila, attending Glenville, W. Va. College, spent Christmas with Mr. and visiting In the afternoon and Mrs . Larry Sini th, Belleville, supper guests were Mr. and W. Va . , . Mrs. Oscar Babcock, Tuppers Mr. and Mrs. D. Boyles were Plains, Mrs. Leota Ma888r and ChMstmBs Day dinner guesis Mr. and Mrs. Ray Justis. of their da~~Rhter, Mr. and Mrs. ' -Mrs. Sandra Mllssar Starling Massar and family, I 1220 Wash.inglon Blvd. TWIN Need le Sewing M;tchlne . 13-7521 BELPRE, 0. 1972 model in walnut stand.' All features built-In to make fancy designs and do stretch l sew ing . Al so buttonholes CASH paid for all makes and blind hems, etc . $43,35 cas h models of mobile hom es . price ~r terms ava ilable, Phone area code 614-423-9531. Phone 992-7755. 4-13,1fc 12-29-3tc VACUUM CleaneF. Electro Pets For Sale PARKVIEW Kennels going ·out of . business. Big price plus the new Electro Suds for reduction on all dogs. All AKshampooing carpet. Only C. 592 Broadway & Ash $27.50 cash price or terms Streets, Middleport, Ohio. available. Phone 992-7755. 12·13-tlc 12-29-31c Hyg iene New Dem onstrator ha s all cleaning aHachments Auto Sales ON PANTS&JEANS 68 NOVA, 6-cyllnder automati c, good condition: $900. Phone 742-5943. ' 12-28-6tc '69 MUSTANG, 3-speed, ex - Buy 2 Pairs 1 '1 'pAfR FREE . The best buy in the area. Have stacks & jeans for the whole family. Save One· Third. 'I',._ POMEROY ..,. Jack W. Carsey, Mgr.• Phone 992·2181 cellent condit ion, low mileage. Phone 992-2664. 12-31-3tc For Sale AM WAY Home cle anlng products; phone 992-2579 or 247-2193. 12-28-12tp We talk to you li~t a person. . WM.P0/1390 ' . ON YOUR DIAL EXPERT 'wheel Alignment '5.55 on Masi American Car_s~ · I ...:GUARANTEEDPhone 992·2094 Pomeroy_Home & AutO Open 8Til5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0. -· se·E US FOR : Awn ings, storm doors and windows, 'ar.P.Orts, marquees, aluminum siding and railing . A. Jacob, sales representotlve. For free estimates. phone Charles lisle , Syracuse, V. V. Johnson and Son, Inc. 3·2·ttc ----BACKHOE AND DOZER work. Septic tanks Installed. George (Bill) Pullins. Phone 992·2478. 4·25·tiC ------- E LNA and White Sewing MaChines ... service on all makes . Reasonable rates. The .~ewing Center, Mid· dleporl. Ohio. 11·16·tfc Real Estate For Sale .CLEtAND· REALTY ------ Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. · Broker 110 Mechanic St. Pomeroy~ Ohio 45769 NEW LISTING . 10 ACRES - On be@ding C"(ek ·above Langsville . Asking $5,000.00. BUSINESS LOCATION 4 ROOMS - 2 rest rooms . and mode r n 3 bedroom paneled home. Gas heat,. nice large wood burning fireplace wi th view of the Ohio River. $25,000.00. HOBSON YARDS 3 BEDROOMS - Bath.large kitchen. 2 porches. Basement, drilled well, and garage . 59,000.00. MIDDLEPORT 4 BEDROOMS - Nice bath, furna ce, basement, porch and fenced lot. sa.soo.oo. SYRACUSE 4 ROOMS - Level lot with gas, electric, and city water. $2,000.00. MIDOLEPORT BUSINESS BUILDING :40X110. Good concrete lloors, new bath, new gas fllrnace. Now occupied, $18.000.00. OLDER HOME 3 BEDROOMS - Kitchen, back porch, cellar, and nice ,garden spot. Only $5,000.00. 125ACRES SOME TIMBER - Large 9 room house, 2~ baths and plenty of close1s. lving roo m s~ with french ctoors . Drilled well and all minerals . $26,000.00. NEW LISTING 7 ROOMS Bath with 608 E. Moln Pomeroy .85 ACRE RACINE Beautiful location. 5 bedrooms, Ph . baths : dining R., NEW BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN, lull B. garage, Rec. R., Utility R., buildings. ABOUTlACRE MIDDLEPORT - Excellent · St. Older home with apartment,' workshop, MANY OTHER FEATURES. CALL TODAY. ' ' ' . . 1.1 ACRE JUST OFF RT. 7 - New Moon Mobile Home, (set upl 12x60 with extended L. R. 3 B.R., forced . air heat, $6,900 00. IOACRES JUST OFF RT. 33- Mostly level , nice home. 3 B.R. NEW F.A. furnace . bath. living R., garage. cellar and other buildings. A STEAL $8,900.00. . 30 ACRES 'TUPPERS PLAINS - ALL FENCED. lrult trees, garage. chicken H. Home has 4 B.R.s. bath, new well & pump. H.W. lank, kitchen, efc . $12,'100. 33 ACRES RUTLAND RT. 1 - Home recently renovated, NEW F.A. furnace , bath, kllcl1en, and ather. 3 B.R., bree1eway, cellar, buildings, fenced. JUST $14,500. HENRY E: CLELANO · REALTOR 2 ASSOCIATES TO SERVE YOU . 992-2259 If ~o answer 985-4209 or 992· 2568' SIJtt ol Oll10 Deplrtme~t ~~ f"surtntl C11bficatl of Com plluce ~ r ~e unders,tned, hperfntudent ol tnsur1nct ol t~e Sl&le ol Dhro hll'tby ctrlrflcl 1N1 IHDICO liE lfiiSUIAIICl (Ofiii'MY, a1 Om alii ~S11t1 a1 Ntli!ISh. hU co mphi11 wrtft tiM taa1 al tliit Stilt appi1Cibll fo II Ud II l~l~filrtl diiii"C lh CMIFIII lilt IO frUYCI IN l~tS stall 111 I'PIOPIIIII tllillflftl ill IIIS~!IRtl Its rotUttJ! C~tltOII tllhowft ~ ill IIUul stlttmen t to bawe ~n u followt M Dc.MI' J l 1!11. Adm•tttd meh 11 Li1bilit"': SUQ .IO& l! : Nt l uuu. l.UU51 IJ · C1p1111 1601.0110 CO . S~rpiU, l l9l.H2 i7.' 11UIIIIt: base ment, drilled well and 1m.m.os. ,.29.m9t hpendrtms. ma.m.oa. garage . Porch, concrete ffl1 nlllt 1/ld CIUie~ 1111 m f ID~111fi1H It shower , natural gas forced air furnace, ni ce sma ll walks and over an acre of land. $10,000.00. · THINK BIG WHILE THINKING, THEN GIVE US A CALL AND WE WILL BE AVAILABLE TO HEAR YOUR REAL ESTATE PROBLEMS, OR IDEAS. HELEN L. TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE NO SUNDAY SHOWINGS 992·3325 - IN WitNE SS WHUEOF, I Nwt btfntlt u'*'r~ Coi•IM!t Olloo, 1~ 11 doiJ lnd 41111, JYIJ 11 1912 lltAIItttt [ : DeSbetftr, SIICI I ot ln i~IIMt ul Olrla ($ull1 F) Stilt ol U~IO Departme~~ t Ol tnSU!Iftet Cfrtrllatt of Compl•ln ct - Tile lndtriiJ Rd, S~ptrln t.ndUI o1 lnsurtnce of tht Sltlt ol O~ro ~lltbr ctrllliu lUI UFnml llf( IJISIIMC! tDti'MY. of LaftJttle. Sill~ ol lmjr1111 , has, tOII'I pl•td 'IIJI!ft flit lt:.S tf I~IJ Stitt lpphublt IO11 &n d 11 luthomtd durr n~ IM eurrent ltlr to llanmt 1n lllrt state rll l~?fOPnl lt bulintn o1 l ~su ranc e 111 Fruncrtl undllltn n shtMrn bp ,11 tniiWII 51attmtnt to hnt liN n u toll ows 011 Dtctllblr ll 197 td 1Ut1 1 Ill.lSI''' 22 , l tabrhlltt,' 5311IHAdi!UII 13 1 31 ~ , l!'l!! ! ' lll ' l ·E rplut , lll.I UWI5, !milt, , . l~lllltt ~ru, 112.213,109 !W • • ' IN· Wtl/1[$3 WHEREOF I ~~~~~ fle rtul'llo t~bKii.bH "''name~~~~~ uusttt mr 5ul to bt 1111111111 CDI•mbul Obto, l~r1 •nrl dJtt, hllr I 1971. Rtnneth E' OeSIIrtltr S..pt oiiM~ ' "'l of Din. (SI!al 341 ) d,, LEARN. YOUR TRADE .WHILE WE PAY.. tHE. TAB . Earn over $300 a month and en joy the best fringe benefits in.the world. · Bowling higher nlary and the s1me great benefits with the United States Air Force! Where tilt Cf)Uid you get tree vocltil)nal treinlng In the finest schools, tree room and board, 30 day' paid annuli 'liiCifion, tre_e ttavel anywhere ill the lree world, • 20. yur retirement pl1n , •ret medlul cart for you and your family, free educatic:'nal assistance. a s u,ooo··me Insurance policy for only $3 • month, periodic PIV In· crl!a-ses, and more? Find out about our many guaranteed tninin_g progra!'u from you r local Air Fo.r~e representative ... Once you learn, you'U heve an even ' 329 E. State Strtei·Athens, Ohio 45701 Ph. SH-6722 " Find yovrseH ln.lfle · United States Air Forcol 12·6·tfc · - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - · • • \I I done by ho<r or contract. Free · Estimates. We also haul fill dirt, top soil. Dump trucks and low-boy for hire. See Bob or Roger Jeffers, Pomeroy . , Phone 992-3525 aller 7 p.m. or phone 9925232. location , close to school and HOUSE In Long Bottom, phone 985-3529. city ; contact Lou Osborne or 6-11 -tlc call 992-5898. . 11 -26-tfc ""T" FUND scaping. We have ' 2 size dozers, 2 size loaders. Work house, 3 bedrooms , excellent USE D MAY TAG , Wa sher; wringer type ; good condition, ~,0 : also used couch and 992 2448 recliner. $30, phone 882-2052 · · Arthur Smith . ' Pomeroy, O. 12-27-6tc 8 ~OOM hou s•, and bath, nice L~==:::====== large lot, natural gas, built-I n KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS . SINGER Automatic sew ing ca binets in kitchen , clo se to SPECIALS MONTHLY . mactl1ne. L 1ke new in walnut rad io sta tion in Bradbury, PHONE HELEN JANE Makes design stit- Phor.·' ~ 92- 2602 . BROWN . MIDDLEPORT , cabinet. 12-21-2otp ches, zig -zags, buttonholes, OHIO 992-5113. blind hems, O\lercastsj etc. 1 12-3-tfc S85. Call Ravenswood 273-9521 11> STORY 2 bedroom brick - - - - - -- -house in Middleport. Caror 273-9893. Lost peted; paneled. Kitchen and 11-30-tfc din ing room tiled. Complete LOST, Lady's diamond r'1ng, wito drapes, $6.500. Call 992large diamond with one small COAL, Limeston e, Ex celsior 3465. Salt Works. E. Matn St., diamond on each s id e. 12-28,7tc Pomeroy-Middleport vicinity . • Pomeroy. Phone 992-3891. 4-12-tfc Reward. Mildred Schorn, 992- -- - - 3268. Mobile Homes For Sale 12-29-3tc EARLY American stereo-radio '-----------ff combinati on, AM·FM radio. 4 r speake r sound sys tem, 4 ~anteli to Buy ·.- .Air Conditioners • speed automatic c h nger . WANTED - Old, uprtght ." Awnings Balan ce $77.69. Us ou r p1anos, grand p1anos, old budget te rms . Call 992 085. · · ·Underpinning Worley F ran cis pump organs . Any condition . 12 7-6tc Salem Town sh ip Pr esiden t Paying $10 each. Write giving directions. Witten Piano Co ., MODERN Walnut style stereo- Complete mQblle hQme'1 Alles I' Alma E Smith plus Qigantic Box 188, Sardis. Ohio 43946. radio, AM-FM radio . 4 ·service Salem Twp clerk 12-29-61p speake r sound system, 4 'display of mobile homes Ill 2. J. 21 speed a~ lomatlc changer . always available .at ... Balan ce ' $65.89 . Us e our --.,:-------_MILLER budget terms. Call 992-7085. RESOLUTION 12·27-6tc MOBILE HOMES ., .59 Beautiful prints and solid colors . Fringed and hemmed ends Colors to brighten up the dulle;t both room ' .• purple pink. · green, gold, blue. lav~ly, luxurious Connon Royal Family rowels that are soft and thirsty. Cptton terries and sheared Guests of Mr. and Mrs.'Allan Taylor on Cliristmas Sunday were SP4 Paul Rose of Arlington, Va., Mrs. Pauline Rose, Mrs. Edith Bickers and sons, R. D. Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hudson and Tooi, .Mr. andMr~. Gene Hudson, all of Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Shelby , Pickens and · family of,> Sy~acuse and Mr. and Mrs. Leo ' ' Racine Taylor and f8mlly, R.D. Christmas day guests of Mary Circle were Mr. and Mrs. George Circle and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. James Circle, all of New Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pierce of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin 'ctrcle and family of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Swepston and family of Columbus called on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and family and Ralph Lee on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Johnson and William Carleton, all of Racine, called at the home. of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Earl ~ohnson, Patpck, Sheryl ~,.eAnn and Betty Van Meter on Cbrtstmas Sunday. Mr . and Mrs. Hayman Blrnltz of Pomeroy, Mr. and lin. Keith Barnitz, Tom and flm, of Kingston called on ... ie.Brll)ker and Betty 1Van •IA!r, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur l!'.lrl Johnson and family. on a ~nl Tuesday. Mrs . Margaret Dougias • d T d f returne ues ay rom Maryland where she cared for the 'Glbs on ChUdre n While Dr · and Mrs. Don Gibson went on aGi trip to Porto Rico · Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gibson of Colurn bus V!sited the R0 ber I Alklres over the weekend. . Sundayguesls of M.A. Epple were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wa!deck and tw o children of G11}luster,l'fr. aM ~fM~· ..BrO>fn 01 Wellston, Mr. and Mrs. Frank EPPle and childr:en of Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pick ering of Coum I bus. M. A. Epple had Christmas I din ner wlth the Frank Eppes. Mrs. Earl Foil spent Saturday through Tuesday with the Earl Folts, Jr. and the Smitzes lA Columbus. Sunday guest. of Ava Gilkey were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Whaley Pillow Cases • , Harrisonville Society News ' Cannon Featherlight no -iron muslin Ve;sailles sheets are a blend of . . 'oFF(CE HOURS 9-~Jo TO 12; 2.TO 5 (CLOSE AT ON THURS.) - t=AST COURT ST }: . wanted To Buy ~6 BY h D IN THE NEW SILVER BRIDGE SHOPPING PLAZA Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Jacks and son, Davey of Brownell Ave., were Mrs. Jacks' parenls, Mr. and Mrs. PaulL. McDaniel and son, Paul, Jr., Fourth Ave., Middleport; Mr. Jacks' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Jacks, their son, Joe, and daughters, Barbara and Unda Jacks, Salem Center. A Christmas buffet dinner was served. • , ··- Sr. .Social 1Calendar Sentinel Classifi~ds Get Ac~n! Sentinel ClastJifi!ds GBt Resu,lts! Carmel . 2 · . •rltnlroy · IN~t~!:T~~N ·. .News @) {1:. ; · s · . ' • · B . • · • Of usme · ss e · rv1ces . tor Co• ·t e ay QUALm. ' ·• JACKSON ON WAIVERS MEMPHIS (UPI) -Guard· MELBOURNE, Australia Merve Jackson of the Memphis (UPI) -John Newcombe defeatedOnny Parun, 6-3,6-7,7-5, Tams of the American Basket6-1, iri 124-degree heat Monday ball AS8001ation was placed on to win his flr~t Australian waivers Mondar after being plagued by a knee Jnjury for Tennis Nationals crown. moilt of the season. ~~~~ ~ AUSSlE WINN~ Middleport Personal Notes Mrs. Bernard Schramm re,turned to her home In Zanesville Saturday after visiting here over the holidays with Mr. and · Mrs. · John Lyons. Other holiday guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Lyons were Mr. and ]drs. Tom Lyons and daughter, Tonya Lynn, ·of Pontiac, Mich. Eildle Miller who lives with his grandparenls, Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons, spent the weekend visiting his father,· Edward Miller of West Columbia. ' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tribble and Klmmy of St. Albans, W. Va. were holiday· visitors with her parenls, Mr. and Mrs. George Hackett, Sr., and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Fry returned Thursday to Kirksville, Mo., after spending the holidays here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley ·Fry and Mr, and Mrs. George Hackett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sean Mullen and Kellie have returned to. California alter enjoying the holidays here with their parents, Mr. · and Mrs. Paul RuaseU and Mr. and Mrs. Don Mullen. Mrs. Yvonne Scally and sons, Tommy and Jamie, of Parkersburg, W. Va., were holiday guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hackett, • .. . 7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0., Jan. 2, 1973 6- T..e Daily Sentinel, Mid<!Jeport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Jan. 2, 1973 Mrs. Unqa Jones, Robbie and Kathy, Galhpolis; and Mr. and M1: . Robert Mar tin and Stephanie of &lliance. ·' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelley, Joey , Sharon ·. and Sarah, Columbus, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Crow. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hines, Mrs. Mafle Chapman, Mrs. Edi th Hmes, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs . Cha rles Woode, Chesler; and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hines, Amy and Andrea, '· , ., ; �... . . . ' .- ' Pomeroy ... Personal Notes ·· Mr. and ·Mrs. Jesse Arnold and Jlnimy Joe, Lancaster,· spent the -weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kessinger. Mr. and Mrs: Eldon Weeks, Mrs. Frances SchoU, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jennings, and Mrs. Ethel Koenig were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Weeks, Mary Beth and Tommy, Gallipolis. • · VIsiting Ssturday ll;ith Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Landers, Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. William Gibbs, Ssra Beth and Greg of Kent, and Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Gibbs of Columbus were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gibbs. Other holiday visitors were Mr . arid Mrs. Dale Richards ond son, Brad, l.ancaster. Frank Kelton of Houston, Texas spent the week before Christmas here with his mother, Mrs .. Osby Martin. Others visiting over the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. · Marlin were Mr. and Mn . Letcher Wines of Cleveland, Gallipo,lis, spe nt Chr istmas Day in Bel~re with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hines, David and Doug. . Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gibbs were in Columbus New Year's 'Day lor' a v1sit with Mr. and Mrs. French Hundley. Christmas dinner gUests of Mrs. Kearney Ogdln were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jones, Connie and Keith, Dublin; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffith, Pomeroy, daughter, Kar-en , hom e from Ohio State University, and Wayne Davis, Middleport. j'dr. and Mrs. Floyd Griffith of <;alloway were New Year'~ weekend guests of Mr. a'nd Mrs. Char les Griffith. Mr . and Mrs . George Shiveler, Jr.,. Mr. and Mrs. George Shiveler, Sr ., and daughter, Jayne, Cincinnati, came Tuesday .for a' visit wilhJ Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kelton. . Joming the groui/ for a poolChnsbnas dinner were Mr. and Mrs . D. A. Canaday and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sisson, Amy, Mandy, and Angie. The ShiVelers returned home Thursday. M~ . and Mrs. W. D. Kelton and daughter, Julie, Athens, were Thursday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kelton. RACING BEGINS YONKERS, N.Y. (UP!) The 1973 horse racing season in metropolitan · New York will begin Wednesday night when a Slklight harness meeting starts • at Yonilers Raceway. . The track is introducing Quinella betting this year to accompany the Daily Double and Superfecta · already in effect alorig with "straight" wagering. ' .... Each astronaut would be supplied _with 1,800 meals on the 251-day round. trip to Mars envisioned in the 1980s. A,human body contains ap, . A cubic mile of water conproximately 50 trillion cells . tams 128,000;000 Ions of salt. , TUESDAY QJUO ETA PHI Chapter ol Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 8:15 Tuesday night at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Eh!ctric Co. office, Middleport. Culture program on literature by Mrs. Annie Chapm~n and Mrs . Doris Ewing. Hostesses, Mrs. Chapman ·Mrs. Donna Nease, and Mrs. Carol Adams. WEDNESDAY ME'IGS Chapter, . OAPSE, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at . cafeteria, Meigs Junior High, Ml~dleport . Fred Haynes, field representative, will be present. ' MIDDLEPORT Firemen's Awdllary, 8 p.m. Wednesday at the firemen's hall . Mr&. Norman Wayland and Mrs. Beech!¥ to be hostesses. THURSDAY CHILDREN'S HOME Citizens ·Committee, 12 :30 Thursday at the~ Children's .Home. All members and other 'ln!A!resled Individuals inviied to attend. MONDAY EIGHT AND FORTY, Meigs Caunty 8alon 710, 7:30 Monday ,qht at the home of Mrs. lfarr)' Davia. I Scuffs C~ON® Versailles 2 Pair Dearfoam scuffs .. cuddl e vour fee l in ccmtort. Washable Soft foa m Innersoles - Reg . 13 50. Royal Family Featherlite 1 ~ No-~ Iron Muslin FOR ssoo POLYESTER Sheets and Cases Tw in,llat2 . 88 Full flot 388 or fitted or fitted . . 't FIBER FJLLED ' Pillows cotton and polyester with over 130 threads per square inch. Du ra- 238 ble Press fim sh elim inates ircining, stays wrinkle free, wears longer and dries fa ster. Pink, Blue, Melon . ' . pair CANNON® ... watercOior' It'os~· No-iron Percale Sheets and Polyester Knit SLACKS PILLOW BLAST ... lots of pillows. polyester fiber f1 lled . . . Reg $2 .99 each. NOW WHitE THEY LAST. 2 ssoo Twinflat •·' • or fitted 4-~".. Famous brand polyester k_nit slacks ... Reg . values $16.00 to $20.00. Waist 30 to 42. FOR 388 Fullflat or fitted 488 Pillow Cases, , .. , . . . . . . ~~~~:offt~:b~:~d~:·~ . G~=~s 2 88 ~• ir A lovely, muted pl-int on fine quality polyester and cotton percale. Tho colors are beautiful, predominantly blue, p1nk or gold. Durable Cannon sheets are preshrunk for perfect fit. Press finish lor that stay·fresh look . They need no i_roning . NOW $$ ,$ $ $ $ $. -..,, .. BLANKETS AND BLANKETS . . . Polyester and rayon blends . .. reg ular and therma l now at grea t sav i~g s. · PRINTED BLANKETS THERMAL ' BLANKETS START AT $299 $ $ . $ $ $ Sportswear , .. Now At Tremendous S8vi1,P! ! In solid colors ond 'prints $$ $ $ One Group of Junior $ $$$ $ $ Royal Family LADIES' Towels I.ADIES'·SHOES $ 25% OFF ALL $ • $ OPEN MON.. TIIRU FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. $ .$ • i ·~ Ladi es shoes. reg ular retail of $8.00 and $9.00, great looking' early spring styles . ... NOW WHILE THEY LAST. SHEETS ..• ODDS ANDENDSAT GREATSA~GS $ Big, beautiful, _luxurious cotton •terry and terry velours .• J 399 Great Sa'vin_gs () 'fhrough. This M()rith ••• At The · New Cox Dept. Store Bath Towel 'Wash Cloth Hand Towel FAMOUS BRAND MEN'S SIDRTS . . ' All colors and styles. u v, to 17 neck . Reg . va lues of sa 00 to $1 0.00. Som e dress knit'jo, and polyester blends. NOW ' ' •' . . ,, 1971 CHEVROLETBI!lAIR $2895 4-door, local 1 owner, low m ileoge car, beige tlnlsh with 'I• deemed oblee tl onal. The power steering & brakes. OX . bumpers, wh . covers, inse~:tlon. & lik~ w-w tires, radio & other fine accessories . A sharp car . one you would like. ' 1970 CHEVROLET CAPRICE • 52495 Sport Sedan, locall owner car. beautiful turquoise finish with spotless matching Interior trim. blk. vlrwl top, factory air, v.a engine. furbo hydramallc, power steering and brakes, radio, good w-w tires, deluxe bumper guards. nice and clean. · ~OMEROY publisher will not be respons1b le tor more tttan on"e Incorrect TRAILER , bath ' & half ; on ~w · DEADLINES ·· oak tables,, P.M Diy Before Publication OLD· ' 'F urnt·ture, Monday Deadline 9 a.m. · ll'9ans, diShes. clocks, brass Cancellat•~n - Corrections beds, or complete households . Will be accepted u~tll 9 a.m for Wnte M D. Miller. Rt. 4. DayofPublrcatlon Pomeroy, Ohio, Call992-6271 . REGULATIONS 6-28-ltc The Publisher reserves thE - : : : - -- - - - - right to edit or reject any ads For Renl brown vinyl top, vinyl l nterlor, factdry air, 350-engine large lot m Syracuse; call 9923525 12-31-6tc ,RATES For Want Ad Service 5 cents per Word one insertion · Minimum Charge7Sc MODERN 6 room house, full · 12 cents 1 per word 1Jlree basem.e nt• garage, p ut consecutive lnserJi ons. , 18 cel).ts per Word s ix con<j bull.d1ng ; r e f ere nc es secutlve insertions . requ1red ; phone992-2J10after_ 25 Per Cent Discount on pa id 5 p.m . or 992 3425. -~ ads and ads paid within 10 days 12-Jl .ffc ·.£ARTH MOVING HOME & AUTO 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES Bulldozer Radiator to the Small~st Heater Core. Nathan Biggs SMITH NElSON MOTORS. INC. FURNITURE CARD OF THANKS ' & OBITUARY From the largest Radiator Specialist_·_ and · •· Dour & End lolder work, ponds . basement, land- 1970 CAMARO $1999 $1.50 for so word min imum . TWO BEDROOM mobile home on Old Rl. 33, adults only; Stop In and See Our H.,rdtop coupe, local low mileage, 1owner car, 307 engine, Eacl'l additional word 2c. 992-2174 Pom,roy phone 992-6294 or 992-6385 Floor Display . 3-speed trl!lnSmlsslon , bucket seats, console, blue finish , BLIND ADS after 6 p.m. radio. SHARP IS' THE WORLD! Additional 25c Charge per Advertisement . 12·24-lotc SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC . - - - - - - - - - . ' OFFICE HOURS 8:30a .m . to S:ftO p.m. Daily , 11> · DOUBLE , 2 bedroom. furSEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEAN8:30 a.m. to 12 : 00 Noon ED. REPAIRED. MILLER nished, on Fourth & College Saturday. SANITATION, STEWART. Streets, Syracuse, phone 992OH 10. PHONE 662-3035. 2749. OPEM EYES. 1:00 P.M. 10,4-lfc 12-29-lfc "PMERO!, OHIO ::--::-:,...,-----__:_ ~----Notice PAPER Hanging and painting; Concrete Work GUN SHOOT, Jan . 6, 7:30p.m. TRAILER. Brown's Trail er Arthur Musser, phone 742· Remodeling LEGAL NOTICE Mile Hill Road . Factory Park. phone 992-3324. 5223. 12-28-tfc 12-12-3otp LEGAL NOTICE choked guns only! 20-16 andRESOLUTION 12 ga. No. 7112-8 and-9 shot MACHINES. Repair A RESOLUTION t o shells. Assorted meats, eats new mobil e homes, never SEWING EsT AaLl s H A spEc 1AL and refreshments. Sponsored TWO serv i ce, all ma kes. 992-2284. lived in ; phone 9n2511. FUND KNOWN AS THE byRacineFireDept. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. 12-5-tfc Authori zed Singer Sales and F' EDERAL GENERAL l-2-4tc Phone 992-2511 ~~~:c---;__._ REVENUE SHARING TRUST - - - - - - - - Service. We Sharpen Scissors. FURNISHED' ~ bed room or 992·3918 FUND . 3-29-tfc Mr. and Mrs. David ·Riggs Be •I re solved by the Trustees HAYMAN'S Auction - a good apartment. adults only d d hler M Lo · of Sale m Township as follow s: Place to go each Friday Middleport ; phone 992-3874: ~ &E APPLIANCE Repai r : READY -MIX CONCRETE an aug s, ary Ulse sec. 1. That whereas. the evening. 7 p.m. at Laurel Cliff 12-12-tfc delivered right to your Repair of all , laundry and Christina, Vienna ; were Congr.ess has enacted the s tate on old Rt . 7, 1 mile west of refrigeration proiect. Fast and easy. Free visiting his aunt, Mrs. Leota and Lo cal Fiscal Assistance Act Rock Springs Fairground. 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and equipment, of 1972 prov iding a system of 10-10-tfc equipment and house wiring . estimates. Phone 992·3284. t,mfurnished apartment s. • Call 614-992-6050. Massar. general revenue sharing w1th Goegleln Ready.Mi x Co ., Phone 992-5434. sta tes and unit s of local 12-31 -301p Middleport, Ohio. · Mrs . Eloise Connally government, and 4-12-tfc 6-30-tfc -~---receivedwordthatherbrother· of Whereas , Section 123ir es ta leach (I I the federal act requ HOUSE. New Haven on Midway AUTOMOBitE insu,ance been SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED in-law, Chester Carson, unit ot local gov ernm ent to cancelle~? Lost your Dr., 5 room s with l bedrooms , operator's license? Call 992- REASONABLE rates. Ph. 446· Rochester, Penn., had a heart es tbl lsh a trust fund to re ceive attached garage and 4782. Gallipolis. John Russell, federal revenue sharing, and 2966. basement ; large lot ; Owner & Operator. attack . Whereas , the Bureau of ln _ _ _ __ _ _ _: 6 ....::· 15-tl c available Feb. 1st; Arthur u K F k spec lion ond Supervision of 5-12-tlc Mr . and ,..rs. enny rec er Public Olflces has approved the Smith, phone 882-2052. Bo< 64, -DOZER and back hoe work, New Haven. W. Va . 25265. and daughters, !Jtenda and establishrn,enl of a "Federal Auctioneer ponds and septic tanks. dit- c. BRADFORD, 12- 27-6t~ Paula, Mr. an• Mrs. Raym.ond General Revenue Shortng Trust . Complete Service "' , F.u~d" In each subdivision ' ching _service; top soli, I ill Phone 949-3821 Frecker, Raymond Hand, receiving assistance ·under the Fur.nace Controls dirt, limestone ; B&K E<Racine. Ohio federal act. as requ 1r e.d by UNFURNISHED 6 rooms and cavatlng. Phone 992 -5367, Crllt Bradford Rat1dy Hand, Diane Bailey, sect1on 570512, of the Ohio HUMIDIFIERS bath. full basement and unDick Karr, Jr. Mr · and Mrs · J oe conna11Y Revised Code ; 5- l-Ife furnished upstairs. 6 rooms & Now Therelore Be il Resolved Hot Water Heaters --------~ 9· 1 -tfc - - - - - -bath: phone 992-5993 or 992were Christmas Eve dinner by th e Tru stees of Sa lem Plumbing 9915. Slate of Ohio thai : g'uests of Mr. and Mrs. Okey Township, 12-27-6tc Real Estate For Sale Sec. 11. Th~re is hereby Electrical Work Connally and son, Brian. es tablish ed o special fund to b& HOUSE FOR SALE, 114 Brick as the "Federal General Mr. an d Mrs . ·Starling known Revenue Sharing Trust Fund" Street, Pomeroy, Ohio; 'bric k Real Estate For Sale For Sale Pomeroy Motor Co.·· fil.' ·. -- PWMBING HEATING ~ ·Eastern Clase Hdwe.. Co. Local News ''HEll'' ------- HEATING & COOLING Massar, Diana and Chuck, were Christmas Eve dinner guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs . D.. Boyles, Tuppers Plains. Visiting Mrs. Mary Reed were Mrs. Donna lhle and daughters, Racine, Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, daughter and son-in-law, Chiu-leston, W. V Mr d M . har a.; . an rs . Ric d Smith, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cle~, Chester·, Mr. and Mrs. No an McCain apd.fimily, Marl Ia; Mr ..~nd Mrs. William F cker, Charles Frecker and Marcia Evans. Ken Chaffee, statl'oned at Fort Jackson, South .Carolina, had a 17-u.a •-y pass to be home with hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Chaffee. Mrs . Mary Reed spent Chris tmas Day with her !!Atnddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles lhle and family, Racine. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roger Epple and daughters were Mrs. Elma Epple, Mr. and Mrs. Davia Holter, Lucy and Jeff, Rl. 3 Pomer.oy; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bailey, Gallipolis ; Mr. and Mrs. Galen Will, Steve and Jennifer, Columbus·, Mrs. Gladys Croy, Miss Ellen Prince, Chester. Mrs. Leota Massar was a Christmas dinner guest of Mr. und er ttle provisions of section 5705 12 of the Ohio Revised Code Sec . 111 . All monies paid to the Townsh iP under the State and Loca l Fiscal Ass istance Acl ~f 1972 shall be credited to said fun d andwith u pended in and accordance the lerms prom ions of sa;d fed eral ac t Sec IV This resolu t1 0n Is hereb y dec lared to be an emergency measure necessary for the preservation of the public peace. heall h, safety and welfare , suc h emergency ans1ng out of the need to provide alawfulfund into wh ich federal general revenue shoring payments can be cred ited for ex In lhe manner ond f penditures th t~ ~ it~t~po.s;; ploovd:,ed ~r.~t\ • ASsistan ce 1.\ct Of t972 ; where this resolullan sha ll lake effect and be In forc e from and aller • lisSec Rassage . V Thi s Resolution shall lakee tfectand be in force from and after the December Passed 29th 19, day 1972. · of Dece mber, \972. ARNOLD BROTHERS etTAB~~~~OL~TI~~ECil~ KNOWN AS THE callers of Ava ~ff~Dg~~t ~HARGI~t ~:uAs~ Gilkey were Mr. and Mrs. Be 11 Resolved by the Clinton Gilkey, Tad and Karen Township TruSiees or Sa lisb ury Township, as follows : of Albany, Mr . and Mrs . sec . 1 That whereas . the Congress ha s·enacted lhe state Howard Gilkey and son, Joey, and Local Fiscal Assistance Ac t of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. of 1972 prov iding a sySiem of general revenu e shar ing wllh Doyle Hudson an~Judy,local. Slates and· un its of loc'al Ch i t 1 f th gqvernment, and ~ s mas guess o e Whereas, Section 123 tal (1) · Donald Weavers were Mr. and of lhe federal act requires each Mrs. Junior Payne and four and Mrs. Ray Justis, Success ~~/!b1~:h ~~;~st0f~~~7.;"r"enctei~~ children and Donna Stenmelz, Rd. federal revenu e sharing , and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock Whereas, the Bureau of lnMr. and Mrs. Charles Barret ... h spectlon and Supervision of and childre~ and Mr. and Mrs. were VISiting •r r sister, Mrs. p ubll c Off l!;es has approved the Leota Massar. · establishment of a " Federal James Cheadle and children of General Reve nue Sha ring Trust Col b Mr. and Mrs. Roger Epple Fund " In each su bd ivi sion um us. •and daughters were Chrlstni3s receiving ass istance under lhe Mrs. Goldie Wyant, a federal oct, as required by surgical pallenl, and Mr. Guy Day guests of his mother, Mrs: ~eec::~~d r~Je~2 , of the Ohio Bolin, Ava Gilkey and Arthur Elma Epple. Now Therefore Be it Resolved · medl a! Mr. and Mrs. John Fick by the Trustees of Sa lisbury Goodwm, c patients at TownSh ip, state ol Ohio that ' Veterans Memorial Hoopital, celebrated their 30th wedding • Sec II . There is hereby "··ned home. anniversary SUnday at the establ ished a spec ial fund to be have au re '"' h known as the "Federal General Mrs. Robert Alkire and Mrs. orne of their daughter, Mr. Revenue Sharing Trust Fund" and Mrs. Nelson Reynolds, under the provisions 'Of sec lion Earl McGrath called on Mr. 5705 12 of the Ohio Revised Mason. Also present were Mr. Code and Mrs. Clarence Eastman at and Mrs. Fick, other children. Sec. 111. Ail mo~l es pa id to the the Syracuse r~t h11111e. Township under the State and Miss Ella Bright has been Christmas Day guests at the Local ~iscol Ass iSiance Act of h of M d M 1972 shall be credited to sa id caring for Eunice Bradfield in orne r . an rs. John fund and e<pended In ac Fick were Mr . and Mrs . Ronald cor dance wlth th& term s and the absence of Margaret provis ions of sold federal act Douglas · Billy and Jennifer; Mr. and Sec . IV . This resolution is ' Mrs. Nelson Reynolds, Jay and hereby declared to be an The chur~h enjoyed a supper emergenc y meosure nec essary d Ill h F id Jill, Mason; Roger Barhnell, for the preservation of the an R exc ange r ay T PI . publ ic peace, health , safely and evening with about 70 present. Juppers alliS, Janet and welfar e, such emergency Ra Alki 'ed oanne. ar ising oul of the need 10 Y re sang, accomp~m . M d provide a lawtul fund !11to whrch by Mrs. Hie! French. · •.• r. an . ~rs. Oscar Babcock federal general reven'ile sharing • were visltmg Mr. and Mrs ' paym enls can be credited lor Mr . and Mrs . FrankGraves .,., · expenditures In the' manner and of lit John Mlch were guests Gene Riggs and sons, Mnny fbr the purposes prov ided under . G 'B · · Ray and Jacon. the state and Local Fisfa l of Mr. uy o11n. Assistance A<t of 1912. where Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray 'th is resolullon shall take eflec l speniChMstmas with llieir son aQd be In force from and afler ' ItS passage . ' Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gray and · Sec . .v This Resolution shall M k d D' take effect and be In force from 'ld ChI ren, ar an lane, and att'er DeCe mber 21 1972. Cincinnati. Pa ssed the 21s t day ot December 1972. Mr. and Mrs. I. 0. McCoy Denver G Hysell attended the funeral of her Pres ldenl Salisbury Township Trustees . . aunt, Mrs. Mayme Smgleton, •Alles! : Rlchard Belley ·Flatwoods, W. Va. re<!enlly. Tow~s h i p Clerk . Mr. and'Mrs. I. 0. McCoy, (II 2. 3, 2t Byran and Cecila, attending Glenville, W. Va. College, spent Christmas with Mr. and visiting In the afternoon and Mrs . Larry Sini th, Belleville, supper guests were Mr. and W. Va . , . Mrs. Oscar Babcock, Tuppers Mr. and Mrs. D. Boyles were Plains, Mrs. Leota Ma888r and ChMstmBs Day dinner guesis Mr. and Mrs. Ray Justis. of their da~~Rhter, Mr. and Mrs. ' -Mrs. Sandra Mllssar Starling Massar and family, I 1220 Wash.inglon Blvd. TWIN Need le Sewing M;tchlne . 13-7521 BELPRE, 0. 1972 model in walnut stand.' All features built-In to make fancy designs and do stretch l sew ing . Al so buttonholes CASH paid for all makes and blind hems, etc . $43,35 cas h models of mobile hom es . price ~r terms ava ilable, Phone area code 614-423-9531. Phone 992-7755. 4-13,1fc 12-29-3tc VACUUM CleaneF. Electro Pets For Sale PARKVIEW Kennels going ·out of . business. Big price plus the new Electro Suds for reduction on all dogs. All AKshampooing carpet. Only C. 592 Broadway & Ash $27.50 cash price or terms Streets, Middleport, Ohio. available. Phone 992-7755. 12·13-tlc 12-29-31c Hyg iene New Dem onstrator ha s all cleaning aHachments Auto Sales ON PANTS&JEANS 68 NOVA, 6-cyllnder automati c, good condition: $900. Phone 742-5943. ' 12-28-6tc '69 MUSTANG, 3-speed, ex - Buy 2 Pairs 1 '1 'pAfR FREE . The best buy in the area. Have stacks & jeans for the whole family. Save One· Third. 'I',._ POMEROY ..,. Jack W. Carsey, Mgr.• Phone 992·2181 cellent condit ion, low mileage. Phone 992-2664. 12-31-3tc For Sale AM WAY Home cle anlng products; phone 992-2579 or 247-2193. 12-28-12tp We talk to you li~t a person. . WM.P0/1390 ' . ON YOUR DIAL EXPERT 'wheel Alignment '5.55 on Masi American Car_s~ · I ...:GUARANTEEDPhone 992·2094 Pomeroy_Home & AutO Open 8Til5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0. -· se·E US FOR : Awn ings, storm doors and windows, 'ar.P.Orts, marquees, aluminum siding and railing . A. Jacob, sales representotlve. For free estimates. phone Charles lisle , Syracuse, V. V. Johnson and Son, Inc. 3·2·ttc ----BACKHOE AND DOZER work. Septic tanks Installed. George (Bill) Pullins. Phone 992·2478. 4·25·tiC ------- E LNA and White Sewing MaChines ... service on all makes . Reasonable rates. The .~ewing Center, Mid· dleporl. Ohio. 11·16·tfc Real Estate For Sale .CLEtAND· REALTY ------ Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. · Broker 110 Mechanic St. Pomeroy~ Ohio 45769 NEW LISTING . 10 ACRES - On be@ding C"(ek ·above Langsville . Asking $5,000.00. BUSINESS LOCATION 4 ROOMS - 2 rest rooms . and mode r n 3 bedroom paneled home. Gas heat,. nice large wood burning fireplace wi th view of the Ohio River. $25,000.00. HOBSON YARDS 3 BEDROOMS - Bath.large kitchen. 2 porches. Basement, drilled well, and garage . 59,000.00. MIDDLEPORT 4 BEDROOMS - Nice bath, furna ce, basement, porch and fenced lot. sa.soo.oo. SYRACUSE 4 ROOMS - Level lot with gas, electric, and city water. $2,000.00. MIDOLEPORT BUSINESS BUILDING :40X110. Good concrete lloors, new bath, new gas fllrnace. Now occupied, $18.000.00. OLDER HOME 3 BEDROOMS - Kitchen, back porch, cellar, and nice ,garden spot. Only $5,000.00. 125ACRES SOME TIMBER - Large 9 room house, 2~ baths and plenty of close1s. lving roo m s~ with french ctoors . Drilled well and all minerals . $26,000.00. NEW LISTING 7 ROOMS Bath with 608 E. Moln Pomeroy .85 ACRE RACINE Beautiful location. 5 bedrooms, Ph . baths : dining R., NEW BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN, lull B. garage, Rec. R., Utility R., buildings. ABOUTlACRE MIDDLEPORT - Excellent · St. Older home with apartment,' workshop, MANY OTHER FEATURES. CALL TODAY. ' ' ' . . 1.1 ACRE JUST OFF RT. 7 - New Moon Mobile Home, (set upl 12x60 with extended L. R. 3 B.R., forced . air heat, $6,900 00. IOACRES JUST OFF RT. 33- Mostly level , nice home. 3 B.R. NEW F.A. furnace . bath. living R., garage. cellar and other buildings. A STEAL $8,900.00. . 30 ACRES 'TUPPERS PLAINS - ALL FENCED. lrult trees, garage. chicken H. Home has 4 B.R.s. bath, new well & pump. H.W. lank, kitchen, efc . $12,'100. 33 ACRES RUTLAND RT. 1 - Home recently renovated, NEW F.A. furnace , bath, kllcl1en, and ather. 3 B.R., bree1eway, cellar, buildings, fenced. JUST $14,500. HENRY E: CLELANO · REALTOR 2 ASSOCIATES TO SERVE YOU . 992-2259 If ~o answer 985-4209 or 992· 2568' SIJtt ol Oll10 Deplrtme~t ~~ f"surtntl C11bficatl of Com plluce ~ r ~e unders,tned, hperfntudent ol tnsur1nct ol t~e Sl&le ol Dhro hll'tby ctrlrflcl 1N1 IHDICO liE lfiiSUIAIICl (Ofiii'MY, a1 Om alii ~S11t1 a1 Ntli!ISh. hU co mphi11 wrtft tiM taa1 al tliit Stilt appi1Cibll fo II Ud II l~l~filrtl diiii"C lh CMIFIII lilt IO frUYCI IN l~tS stall 111 I'PIOPIIIII tllillflftl ill IIIS~!IRtl Its rotUttJ! C~tltOII tllhowft ~ ill IIUul stlttmen t to bawe ~n u followt M Dc.MI' J l 1!11. Adm•tttd meh 11 Li1bilit"': SUQ .IO& l! : Nt l uuu. l.UU51 IJ · C1p1111 1601.0110 CO . S~rpiU, l l9l.H2 i7.' 11UIIIIt: base ment, drilled well and 1m.m.os. ,.29.m9t hpendrtms. ma.m.oa. garage . Porch, concrete ffl1 nlllt 1/ld CIUie~ 1111 m f ID~111fi1H It shower , natural gas forced air furnace, ni ce sma ll walks and over an acre of land. $10,000.00. · THINK BIG WHILE THINKING, THEN GIVE US A CALL AND WE WILL BE AVAILABLE TO HEAR YOUR REAL ESTATE PROBLEMS, OR IDEAS. HELEN L. TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE NO SUNDAY SHOWINGS 992·3325 - IN WitNE SS WHUEOF, I Nwt btfntlt u'*'r~ Coi•IM!t Olloo, 1~ 11 doiJ lnd 41111, JYIJ 11 1912 lltAIItttt [ : DeSbetftr, SIICI I ot ln i~IIMt ul Olrla ($ull1 F) Stilt ol U~IO Departme~~ t Ol tnSU!Iftet Cfrtrllatt of Compl•ln ct - Tile lndtriiJ Rd, S~ptrln t.ndUI o1 lnsurtnce of tht Sltlt ol O~ro ~lltbr ctrllliu lUI UFnml llf( IJISIIMC! tDti'MY. of LaftJttle. Sill~ ol lmjr1111 , has, tOII'I pl•td 'IIJI!ft flit lt:.S tf I~IJ Stitt lpphublt IO11 &n d 11 luthomtd durr n~ IM eurrent ltlr to llanmt 1n lllrt state rll l~?fOPnl lt bulintn o1 l ~su ranc e 111 Fruncrtl undllltn n shtMrn bp ,11 tniiWII 51attmtnt to hnt liN n u toll ows 011 Dtctllblr ll 197 td 1Ut1 1 Ill.lSI''' 22 , l tabrhlltt,' 5311IHAdi!UII 13 1 31 ~ , l!'l!! ! ' lll ' l ·E rplut , lll.I UWI5, !milt, , . l~lllltt ~ru, 112.213,109 !W • • ' IN· Wtl/1[$3 WHEREOF I ~~~~~ fle rtul'llo t~bKii.bH "''name~~~~~ uusttt mr 5ul to bt 1111111111 CDI•mbul Obto, l~r1 •nrl dJtt, hllr I 1971. Rtnneth E' OeSIIrtltr S..pt oiiM~ ' "'l of Din. (SI!al 341 ) d,, LEARN. YOUR TRADE .WHILE WE PAY.. tHE. TAB . Earn over $300 a month and en joy the best fringe benefits in.the world. · Bowling higher nlary and the s1me great benefits with the United States Air Force! Where tilt Cf)Uid you get tree vocltil)nal treinlng In the finest schools, tree room and board, 30 day' paid annuli 'liiCifion, tre_e ttavel anywhere ill the lree world, • 20. yur retirement pl1n , •ret medlul cart for you and your family, free educatic:'nal assistance. a s u,ooo··me Insurance policy for only $3 • month, periodic PIV In· crl!a-ses, and more? Find out about our many guaranteed tninin_g progra!'u from you r local Air Fo.r~e representative ... Once you learn, you'U heve an even ' 329 E. State Strtei·Athens, Ohio 45701 Ph. SH-6722 " Find yovrseH ln.lfle · United States Air Forcol 12·6·tfc · - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - · • • \I I done by ho<r or contract. Free · Estimates. We also haul fill dirt, top soil. Dump trucks and low-boy for hire. See Bob or Roger Jeffers, Pomeroy . , Phone 992-3525 aller 7 p.m. or phone 9925232. location , close to school and HOUSE In Long Bottom, phone 985-3529. city ; contact Lou Osborne or 6-11 -tlc call 992-5898. . 11 -26-tfc ""T" FUND scaping. We have ' 2 size dozers, 2 size loaders. Work house, 3 bedrooms , excellent USE D MAY TAG , Wa sher; wringer type ; good condition, ~,0 : also used couch and 992 2448 recliner. $30, phone 882-2052 · · Arthur Smith . ' Pomeroy, O. 12-27-6tc 8 ~OOM hou s•, and bath, nice L~==:::====== large lot, natural gas, built-I n KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS . SINGER Automatic sew ing ca binets in kitchen , clo se to SPECIALS MONTHLY . mactl1ne. L 1ke new in walnut rad io sta tion in Bradbury, PHONE HELEN JANE Makes design stit- Phor.·' ~ 92- 2602 . BROWN . MIDDLEPORT , cabinet. 12-21-2otp ches, zig -zags, buttonholes, OHIO 992-5113. blind hems, O\lercastsj etc. 1 12-3-tfc S85. Call Ravenswood 273-9521 11> STORY 2 bedroom brick - - - - - -- -house in Middleport. Caror 273-9893. Lost peted; paneled. Kitchen and 11-30-tfc din ing room tiled. Complete LOST, Lady's diamond r'1ng, wito drapes, $6.500. Call 992large diamond with one small COAL, Limeston e, Ex celsior 3465. Salt Works. E. Matn St., diamond on each s id e. 12-28,7tc Pomeroy-Middleport vicinity . • Pomeroy. Phone 992-3891. 4-12-tfc Reward. Mildred Schorn, 992- -- - - 3268. Mobile Homes For Sale 12-29-3tc EARLY American stereo-radio '-----------ff combinati on, AM·FM radio. 4 r speake r sound sys tem, 4 ~anteli to Buy ·.- .Air Conditioners • speed automatic c h nger . WANTED - Old, uprtght ." Awnings Balan ce $77.69. Us ou r p1anos, grand p1anos, old budget te rms . Call 992 085. · · ·Underpinning Worley F ran cis pump organs . Any condition . 12 7-6tc Salem Town sh ip Pr esiden t Paying $10 each. Write giving directions. Witten Piano Co ., MODERN Walnut style stereo- Complete mQblle hQme'1 Alles I' Alma E Smith plus Qigantic Box 188, Sardis. Ohio 43946. radio, AM-FM radio . 4 ·service Salem Twp clerk 12-29-61p speake r sound system, 4 'display of mobile homes Ill 2. J. 21 speed a~ lomatlc changer . always available .at ... Balan ce ' $65.89 . Us e our --.,:-------_MILLER budget terms. Call 992-7085. RESOLUTION 12·27-6tc MOBILE HOMES ., .59 Beautiful prints and solid colors . Fringed and hemmed ends Colors to brighten up the dulle;t both room ' .• purple pink. · green, gold, blue. lav~ly, luxurious Connon Royal Family rowels that are soft and thirsty. Cptton terries and sheared Guests of Mr. and Mrs.'Allan Taylor on Cliristmas Sunday were SP4 Paul Rose of Arlington, Va., Mrs. Pauline Rose, Mrs. Edith Bickers and sons, R. D. Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hudson and Tooi, .Mr. andMr~. Gene Hudson, all of Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Shelby , Pickens and · family of,> Sy~acuse and Mr. and Mrs. Leo ' ' Racine Taylor and f8mlly, R.D. Christmas day guests of Mary Circle were Mr. and Mrs. George Circle and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. James Circle, all of New Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pierce of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin 'ctrcle and family of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Swepston and family of Columbus called on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and family and Ralph Lee on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Johnson and William Carleton, all of Racine, called at the home. of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Earl ~ohnson, Patpck, Sheryl ~,.eAnn and Betty Van Meter on Cbrtstmas Sunday. Mr . and Mrs. Hayman Blrnltz of Pomeroy, Mr. and lin. Keith Barnitz, Tom and flm, of Kingston called on ... ie.Brll)ker and Betty 1Van •IA!r, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur l!'.lrl Johnson and family. on a ~nl Tuesday. Mrs . Margaret Dougias • d T d f returne ues ay rom Maryland where she cared for the 'Glbs on ChUdre n While Dr · and Mrs. Don Gibson went on aGi trip to Porto Rico · Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gibson of Colurn bus V!sited the R0 ber I Alklres over the weekend. . Sundayguesls of M.A. Epple were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wa!deck and tw o children of G11}luster,l'fr. aM ~fM~· ..BrO>fn 01 Wellston, Mr. and Mrs. Frank EPPle and childr:en of Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pick ering of Coum I bus. M. A. Epple had Christmas I din ner wlth the Frank Eppes. Mrs. Earl Foil spent Saturday through Tuesday with the Earl Folts, Jr. and the Smitzes lA Columbus. Sunday guest. of Ava Gilkey were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Whaley Pillow Cases • , Harrisonville Society News ' Cannon Featherlight no -iron muslin Ve;sailles sheets are a blend of . . 'oFF(CE HOURS 9-~Jo TO 12; 2.TO 5 (CLOSE AT ON THURS.) - t=AST COURT ST }: . wanted To Buy ~6 BY h D IN THE NEW SILVER BRIDGE SHOPPING PLAZA Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Jacks and son, Davey of Brownell Ave., were Mrs. Jacks' parenls, Mr. and Mrs. PaulL. McDaniel and son, Paul, Jr., Fourth Ave., Middleport; Mr. Jacks' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Jacks, their son, Joe, and daughters, Barbara and Unda Jacks, Salem Center. A Christmas buffet dinner was served. • , ··- Sr. .Social 1Calendar Sentinel Classifi~ds Get Ac~n! Sentinel ClastJifi!ds GBt Resu,lts! Carmel . 2 · . •rltnlroy · IN~t~!:T~~N ·. .News @) {1:. ; · s · . ' • · B . • · • Of usme · ss e · rv1ces . tor Co• ·t e ay QUALm. ' ·• JACKSON ON WAIVERS MEMPHIS (UPI) -Guard· MELBOURNE, Australia Merve Jackson of the Memphis (UPI) -John Newcombe defeatedOnny Parun, 6-3,6-7,7-5, Tams of the American Basket6-1, iri 124-degree heat Monday ball AS8001ation was placed on to win his flr~t Australian waivers Mondar after being plagued by a knee Jnjury for Tennis Nationals crown. moilt of the season. ~~~~ ~ AUSSlE WINN~ Middleport Personal Notes Mrs. Bernard Schramm re,turned to her home In Zanesville Saturday after visiting here over the holidays with Mr. and · Mrs. · John Lyons. Other holiday guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Lyons were Mr. and ]drs. Tom Lyons and daughter, Tonya Lynn, ·of Pontiac, Mich. Eildle Miller who lives with his grandparenls, Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons, spent the weekend visiting his father,· Edward Miller of West Columbia. ' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tribble and Klmmy of St. Albans, W. Va. were holiday· visitors with her parenls, Mr. and Mrs. George Hackett, Sr., and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Fry returned Thursday to Kirksville, Mo., after spending the holidays here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley ·Fry and Mr, and Mrs. George Hackett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sean Mullen and Kellie have returned to. California alter enjoying the holidays here with their parents, Mr. · and Mrs. Paul RuaseU and Mr. and Mrs. Don Mullen. Mrs. Yvonne Scally and sons, Tommy and Jamie, of Parkersburg, W. Va., were holiday guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hackett, • .. . 7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0., Jan. 2, 1973 6- T..e Daily Sentinel, Mid<!Jeport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Jan. 2, 1973 Mrs. Unqa Jones, Robbie and Kathy, Galhpolis; and Mr. and M1: . Robert Mar tin and Stephanie of &lliance. ·' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelley, Joey , Sharon ·. and Sarah, Columbus, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Crow. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hines, Mrs. Mafle Chapman, Mrs. Edi th Hmes, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs . Cha rles Woode, Chesler; and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hines, Amy and Andrea, '· , ., ; �·~· ... ' \. BARNEY WH AT S IZE IS IT, S\1- AS > . · .f ( Tl,~ 'S A ~f;JVE • -~---- . Jl\!vv ~RY m ·.:·;r • II 1/Jf\OL!o IV~\.IJ P.All G AM~! • . BARNEY ~AMS QlD .·.!:'. 'TEAM! t\.JMT DID ·'.bu SHHH ·· . WAIT A ' ELUINEY ,.' .' ! C>: 7 . ; .. ~~-~~·~~~~~~~~r~~·-~~~. .,.~.~·: ("1 . A'r'T'~R . OH, NO! DON'T TEU. ME THERES ANOTHER ONE ON TV J ; · I'D TU RN IT OFI', DEAR, BUT.. . PEACH BOWL , T~NGERINE. BOWL . ORANGE SOw.:. ; ROSE BOWL... r - - -7 ... ARe CADET HARPER .HAG TAKEN UP . PIPE SMOKIN6 . -iou su~e THEY'RE PART OF B•MOS lriOiWCUI.TURE ASSIGN ·1\ENT% CADET HARPER GAve UP HIS··PIPE. C&:RT,O.INI..Y MAKEG HIM l.OOK IT MORE QUR. I'MNLY.. S5ARC~ WONC.oRFUL! . BOAR~ SELECTEP W~ AT A BOOST A 11/QMAN AS THE FOR WOMEN'S LIB€RAT<ON ~ COLLEG!i ~ ·.~EXT PRESIDENT 1"1) 0, N( .., loc 1"' 1, , r WHAT A YEAR f.' BUT- c'iuCKLEr- .. • BEFO' ~ 'IS DONE -- ~-ij!! .....,.- ' ~· J1 I ~ ,,. ,. )j-r.-~ . ~""'-'"' ·yt:'<, ..1. •' ' THE'i'LLCALL,ME TH' GOOD 01-.E'. Tl MJ":S .L.-._..,.--._ AN' NO fMTTER W HAT A MESS IT I HE ACCIDEI'JTALLY INHALED AND IT MADE HiM £1GK. OF HiiR UNIQUE, FEMININE BLEND OF COMPASSION, ~RACtOUSNESS , INTUITION- U LI 'L ABNER ....-ff ? FEt' UN ' TI1' 60551 P FENCf; IS BUGGED SECONT, ,!MDJT<: RE~Ol\1€ .I GOT TH' ·AFTER YO'GOES, . TH E:Y'LL CAI-.1-. '10' "TH' GOOD OLE T IM ES''--~- '/0' MAKE'S 0' EY'RYTH li'JG --- •. HRffY NEW '11:11~! ., * U'L ABNER ® /. \ .,..,.....,_, BOOK I wou ldn't let. m1,1 dauohter live in ··The BooR of Et.iquet.te''Not the way that neighborhoOd has . . '··{! /~ OLLEC OF PEECH OF ETIQUETTE 1..------1 GOLftl MEIER gone down!! / '· ! ""'"'"' ,. H DRIVE QUICKL'>' 10 WINNIE WINKLE THE AIRPORT, BUT DON'T BREAK ANY SPEED LAWS. JAt<E OFF IMMEDIATELY. THE:N' RADIO AHEAD THAT THE MISSION IS ACCOMPLISHED. ® WE JU5T HAVE 11ME TO BE ACROSS THE OORDER BY WHAT5 GOING ON .... WHAT& HAPPENIN6?? DAYBREAK. A 5(JRPI?ISE FOR YOU1 MY 1-;;;;:;;;;j EGOTISTICAL r FRIEND. .......... .. .. . .... .. ,.,, ~ ,., ~ , . ~····· I , •. I • ' ... OOOlA LEAVES TME PROTECTION OF llELt.A'S CAVE AND H~ FOR HOME a< I Sf..\D, {.,\~ ljaJ . I Wf ... ~ I GOT All TKE A1RTS T' WORK B01 I 2!!!J. CAH ' T MAKE 1EM I ..' Yeslerday'o Ccyploquoie: TIME WHOSE TOOTH GNA.Wll AWAY AT EVERYTHING ELSE, IS POWERLESS AGAINST TRUTH.-THOMAS HUXLEY b~ THOMAS JOSEPH (2 4. Cheer 5. Silkworm 6. Valley 7. Ham it up 8. Prickly seed coat 9. Function 10. Sawbuck 141Ripe ning agent 16. Confound 17. Alpine region 18. Girl's sible - 19. Wing (Lat.) 20. Religious school (abbr.) 22. Subject 23. Actor David 24. Concern· "Two Women" (2 wds. l Drill ~:~~~~~~3[115.16. Obtain command ~::=:...:..::::._::::;;~~~1 I wds .) 21. Sicilian volcano Z5: Phylli s of comedy Hebrew liqu id measure 41 Th e Impos· " Screen Cam, ,. bodia's . - No! Bir.et's master- ~ ----. name ,(C 1972 Kinr Features Syndie1te, 1ne.) ~WI~~-~;::!t!.-Je 5. Some 6. Skid to the side 7. Mental Violently vagueness . Take on 8. Cutting cargo tool 12. Kipling 9. Ottoman poem official (2 wds.) 13. Milk 14. Before serum 15. Laughin g 16. Elliptical sound 17. Trust "' Mining ., 18. Depraved ~~i~~R·-·· ~~T find ·19. Tax .__---;-<\' ~,.>WANT ~•I ·••· ~~~~o's 20. Sailor's lo I HER ·· Amorous assent 21. San (byph. Obispo wd.) 25. Of the ear 22. Heraldi c wreath 26. Miss Oyl ":llt'l.l27. Uncertain 23. Slay . (2 wds.) llL (bypb. 24. Jar wd.) 25. Milkfish 29. Peer · Gynt's · mother 30. Anecdotal coJlcction 31. Hebrew letter 33. Immovable 36. Haught y (byph wd.) 40. Wise about 41. Act of incendi· ACROSS 1. - lily 6. Flat fish tJ},tlJJJOOID~;-."'-~:::!t!.-J,.: Untcramble theoe four JumbiH, one lftt.,r to each oquare, to form four ordlnar1 wonlt. 28. Medii. island {abbr.) 29. Sen of Bela 31. Chanel 33. Jewish benediction , 36. City on the Oka in~ by THOMAS JOSEPH 37. Tasteless food 38. Spanish queen 39. Grease the palm 40. Designate 41. Palm leaf 42. Ancient 43. Fall · behind ·44. Orb KICHT ~==-==-~~~~~:"!~ FELLOWS,A ......-~ .. TI-lE M~:w SECTION! I I cJ I I I In.lllKEYd rJ · I I I FACTUE ·~ , I ·: I" ~ I;::::::·I7:=;·~~;A~~!>_~~::_~••~rlllted bJ · piece 32. Old mu si · cal notes 34. Eastern"' regions 35. In signo vinces 37. "Lawrence or . Arabia" star. (2 wd s.) 45. Resin 46. Paci fy 47. Pontifical 48. Insignia ~ · Now orranro tilt clrd.. ltUen to fonn the 1urprla IIIIWif, u ~ the...,.. cortoen. · =·---~' 0 t I .lL.. .........:.:.: l'liii:::..::II=SI::.::811111=.:AIISWII= ' S•turd•f• l III1 \ (Aiuwen , • ....,..., JumL ..., HOAlD IDIOT ' IUSILY fllliLI . \1 Alnw4!rt Tltey're ,.,,., le one!- THIIDI . WAIT, 5fN~ 1!!!. = ~u. )!)U AT CWCE ... Uiu<rambleth.,.rour Jumbl01, · Yesterday's Answer 28. Shade of blue 31. Joslp Broz 32. Infinl· tesimal amount 33. "In Spain They Say 35. Engli sh river 36. Coal scuttle 37. Palestin- ian plain 38. Small append· age 39. Bobby of hockey ~" (2wds.) 34. Kind of jacket DAILY CRVI'TOQUOTE-Here's how to work it :' A X Y D L B A A X .It . ls ' LONGFELLOW · One le(ter simply stands for another. In this ,;mple A Is u~ed for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes. the, length and formation of the words are all h<nls. Each rlay the code letters are different • · CRYP'l'OQUO_TES QW V P X MK l'FKP JW' M:.:.O;,O;.;B;;B;::A:.:.t""<:':-~ n 'i I I r;::~U~~;:::;-Ll~~;;:·.;.'"';;•::•;,;:ted~bJ~the .....,.. THE~~ RAN INTO HIM WITH lf,Y.Wl!'ii<, !!N6A,.. JU~T &!:FORe HE DIED~ WE A·~ ,TAR TED P~<foJI<<r-1'- .AND HE SLABSED P~ENTY AI!OUT THe T~EASU~& HE •eFr HERE ON PILIKIA! "~ffM ~ ON Ht;; LA?T VOYAe&, HIS ~HIP CA!'!RIE't> A ~CH CHINS'"f REFUGEE' WITH A S<6. FLAT C~ AT~ fHI\T 'liM i!UAJfiiet> CO~TA ~n'l...' . :y e•ter417'• UW .J S U 'J B ~ AW.SU J . ZP Z ·X· K X U W ,J AWSUJ .- PYPMKWU • YXlY K z B 1J D NE VZM ·N XYZ R to form the turprloe IIIIIWif, . . I (Aat.,.,. Jambl"' LILAC tHICK IAKIRY FAUCn Anntrt DAILY ·CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how· to work it : A X Y D J, B A A X R " lsLONOFELI.OW One letter simp ly sta ntl~ for anoihel'. In thi s !amp le A b used for the three L's, X for- , the two o·s. etc. Single letters, apostrophes. the length and formation of tho words are all hi.nts. Earh da>' th(' ('Ode lettC'rs a~ ~ difTf'n•nt CZMG .J H Now·u:nnro the dreW ltt1en cartocm. I ¥"" /AN[liiiiHIII] <'RYPTOQUOTES GP A WELL· I<:NOM>I CLUI!!> FOR 6VMI.IA5"P.S. 7Mrt'• a LAEN XYZR ' GN ~AEN TJRN GN EMX OEM.- SJV LZQ · VKN~YM Yr•terday's Cryptoquote: WE DO NOT COUN.T A MAN'S YEAHS l 'NTIL .HE HAS NOTHING ELSE TO COUN T.EMEilSO.\' · ' ••••rr••l co tela to ,., o11e!- A &:ATCH arism 2. Court 3. Lotty mountain I • one letter to eKh squn, to 42. Jud gment day 43. Salt wator ' DOWN 1. Bistro 2. Asian river 3. Idle 4. Miss Taylor DOWN I form four ordljlary wordt. •----....,---......,., I. Dolt I T~. tt.. U. S. t• ' ~ ACROSS 1. Knowin g 6. Maiden effort I. Heliaca l 12. Entertain 13. Star of rt'> lt110rl'l!" t .. .. IF Tt\ERE WERE ,1HEI/ Moof CERTAINLI( WO!ILO HAVE 1RIED iO CONTACT ME. ! . �·~· ... ' \. BARNEY WH AT S IZE IS IT, S\1- AS > . · .f ( Tl,~ 'S A ~f;JVE • -~---- . Jl\!vv ~RY m ·.:·;r • II 1/Jf\OL!o IV~\.IJ P.All G AM~! • . BARNEY ~AMS QlD .·.!:'. 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FEt' UN ' TI1' 60551 P FENCf; IS BUGGED SECONT, ,!MDJT<: RE~Ol\1€ .I GOT TH' ·AFTER YO'GOES, . TH E:Y'LL CAI-.1-. '10' "TH' GOOD OLE T IM ES''--~- '/0' MAKE'S 0' EY'RYTH li'JG --- •. HRffY NEW '11:11~! ., * U'L ABNER ® /. \ .,..,.....,_, BOOK I wou ldn't let. m1,1 dauohter live in ··The BooR of Et.iquet.te''Not the way that neighborhoOd has . . '··{! /~ OLLEC OF PEECH OF ETIQUETTE 1..------1 GOLftl MEIER gone down!! / '· ! ""'"'"' ,. H DRIVE QUICKL'>' 10 WINNIE WINKLE THE AIRPORT, BUT DON'T BREAK ANY SPEED LAWS. JAt<E OFF IMMEDIATELY. THE:N' RADIO AHEAD THAT THE MISSION IS ACCOMPLISHED. ® WE JU5T HAVE 11ME TO BE ACROSS THE OORDER BY WHAT5 GOING ON .... WHAT& HAPPENIN6?? DAYBREAK. A 5(JRPI?ISE FOR YOU1 MY 1-;;;;:;;;;j EGOTISTICAL r FRIEND. .......... .. .. . .... .. ,.,, ~ ,., ~ , . ~····· I , •. I • ' ... OOOlA LEAVES TME PROTECTION OF llELt.A'S CAVE AND H~ FOR HOME a< I Sf..\D, {.,\~ ljaJ . I Wf ... ~ I GOT All TKE A1RTS T' WORK B01 I 2!!!J. CAH ' T MAKE 1EM I ..' 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Sailor's lo I HER ·· Amorous assent 21. San (byph. Obispo wd.) 25. Of the ear 22. Heraldi c wreath 26. Miss Oyl ":llt'l.l27. Uncertain 23. Slay . (2 wds.) llL (bypb. 24. Jar wd.) 25. Milkfish 29. Peer · Gynt's · mother 30. Anecdotal coJlcction 31. Hebrew letter 33. Immovable 36. Haught y (byph wd.) 40. Wise about 41. Act of incendi· ACROSS 1. - lily 6. Flat fish tJ},tlJJJOOID~;-."'-~:::!t!.-J,.: Untcramble theoe four JumbiH, one lftt.,r to each oquare, to form four ordlnar1 wonlt. 28. Medii. island {abbr.) 29. Sen of Bela 31. Chanel 33. Jewish benediction , 36. City on the Oka in~ by THOMAS JOSEPH 37. Tasteless food 38. Spanish queen 39. Grease the palm 40. Designate 41. Palm leaf 42. Ancient 43. Fall · behind ·44. Orb KICHT ~==-==-~~~~~:"!~ FELLOWS,A ......-~ .. TI-lE M~:w SECTION! I I cJ I I I In.lllKEYd rJ · I I I FACTUE ·~ , I ·: I" ~ I;::::::·I7:=;·~~;A~~!>_~~::_~••~rlllted bJ · piece 32. Old mu si · cal notes 34. Eastern"' regions 35. In signo vinces 37. "Lawrence or . Arabia" star. (2 wd s.) 45. Resin 46. Paci fy 47. Pontifical 48. Insignia ~ · Now orranro tilt clrd.. ltUen to fonn the 1urprla IIIIWif, u ~ the...,.. cortoen. · =·---~' 0 t I .lL.. .........:.:.: l'liii:::..::II=SI::.::811111=.:AIISWII= ' S•turd•f• l III1 \ (Aiuwen , • ....,..., JumL ..., HOAlD IDIOT ' IUSILY fllliLI . \1 Alnw4!rt Tltey're ,.,,., le one!- THIIDI . WAIT, 5fN~ 1!!!. = ~u. )!)U AT CWCE ... Uiu<rambleth.,.rour Jumbl01, · Yesterday's Answer 28. Shade of blue 31. Joslp Broz 32. Infinl· tesimal amount 33. "In Spain They Say 35. Engli sh river 36. Coal scuttle 37. Palestin- ian plain 38. Small append· age 39. Bobby of hockey ~" (2wds.) 34. Kind of jacket DAILY CRVI'TOQUOTE-Here's how to work it :' A X Y D L B A A X .It . ls ' LONGFELLOW · One le(ter simply stands for another. In this ,;mple A Is u~ed for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes. the, length and formation of the words are all h<nls. Each rlay the code letters are different • · CRYP'l'OQUO_TES QW V P X MK l'FKP JW' M:.:.O;,O;.;B;;B;::A:.:.t""<:':-~ n 'i I I r;::~U~~;:::;-Ll~~;;:·.;.'"';;•::•;,;:ted~bJ~the .....,.. THE~~ RAN INTO HIM WITH lf,Y.Wl!'ii<, !!N6A,.. JU~T &!:FORe HE DIED~ WE A·~ ,TAR TED P~<foJI<<r-1'- .AND HE SLABSED P~ENTY AI!OUT THe T~EASU~& HE •eFr HERE ON PILIKIA! "~ffM ~ ON Ht;; LA?T VOYAe&, HIS ~HIP CA!'!RIE't> A ~CH CHINS'"f REFUGEE' WITH A S<6. FLAT C~ AT~ fHI\T 'liM i!UAJfiiet> CO~TA ~n'l...' . :y e•ter417'• UW .J S U 'J B ~ AW.SU J . ZP Z ·X· K X U W ,J AWSUJ .- PYPMKWU • YXlY K z B 1J D NE VZM ·N XYZ R to form the turprloe IIIIIWif, . . I (Aat.,.,. Jambl"' LILAC tHICK IAKIRY FAUCn Anntrt DAILY ·CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how· to work it : A X Y D J, B A A X R " lsLONOFELI.OW One letter simp ly sta ntl~ for anoihel'. In thi s !amp le A b used for the three L's, X for- , the two o·s. etc. Single letters, apostrophes. the length and formation of tho words are all hi.nts. Earh da>' th(' ('Ode lettC'rs a~ ~ difTf'n•nt CZMG .J H Now·u:nnro the dreW ltt1en cartocm. I ¥"" /AN[liiiiHIII] <'RYPTOQUOTES GP A WELL· I<:NOM>I CLUI!!> FOR 6VMI.IA5"P.S. 7Mrt'• a LAEN XYZR ' GN ~AEN TJRN GN EMX OEM.- SJV LZQ · VKN~YM Yr•terday's Cryptoquote: WE DO NOT COUN.T A MAN'S YEAHS l 'NTIL .HE HAS NOTHING ELSE TO COUN T.EMEilSO.\' · ' ••••rr••l co tela to ,., o11e!- A &:ATCH arism 2. Court 3. Lotty mountain I • one letter to eKh squn, to 42. Jud gment day 43. Salt wator ' DOWN 1. Bistro 2. Asian river 3. Idle 4. Miss Taylor DOWN I form four ordljlary wordt. •----....,---......,., I. Dolt I T~. tt.. U. S. t• ' ~ ACROSS 1. Knowin g 6. Maiden effort I. Heliaca l 12. Entertain 13. Star of rt'> lt110rl'l!" t .. .. IF Tt\ERE WERE ,1HEI/ Moof CERTAINLI( WO!ILO HAVE 1RIED iO CONTACT ME. ! . �' ' • • 10 - Tooe Dailv SentineL Middlcport-POIIICI'uy, 0 ., Jan. 2; 197:1 I { Sidney Pickens Died on Sunday· ' Thre~ ' ' m~:~~eyotM~~~:~;r~1 ' d\~~ ~;:~ner ~v~;y Alb(:.rs~:ct~~ Sunday morning at St. Albans, W. Va. Mr. Pickens was born June 22, 1891,_at Racine, the sari of l he late Carlton and Caroline Pickens. He was also preceded in death by his wife, Jllyrtle McElhinny. Pickens in t96! , and a sister. Mr. Pickens was a reticed cat·. repairman for the New York Ce ntral Railroad and a member of the Miqdleport Church of Christ. Surviving are a daughter, sisters, ~s . Roy (Ada ) Tho_ rn, · East l.iv ool , and Mrs. Rtlla Javins, Bea er Falls, Pa.: a brother, J ss, of near Pomeroy, and two grandsons, Sidney and Max. Bruno P. Casci Died on Sunday Bruno P. Casci, 60, formerly of Pomeroy , died Sunday at the Veterans Hospital in St. Cloud, • Ethel Hermon of Dexter is dead DEXTER ~ Mrs. Ethel Hermon , 82, Dexter Route I , died Sunday afternoon at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Hermon was born in Vinton County, the daughter of the late Jobe and Mary Bowen. She was also preceded in death tiy her husband, Joseph, in 1932, and a son. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Mildred Christian, Dexter: three sons, Woodrow, Pomeroy Route 4: Hal, Dexter Route I, and Max of Greenville ; a sister, Mrs. Blanche Molihan of Jacksonville: six grandchildren, and two greatgrandchildren. ~ Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Martin Funeral Home with the Rev. Rober! Bumgarner officiating. Burial will be in the Alexander Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime. ~ opening of the 93rd Congress. Antiwar forces were hopeful outrage by many Democrats over President Nixon's late December bombing campaign against North Vietnam would lea~ to the sending of end-thewar legislation to the House Doubts settled, couple honeymooning at last COLUMBUS ( UP!)~ Laurie Schaefer, Miss America 1972, said "I was tempted to wear argyle socks with my wedding gown'' to cover her ~~cold feet '', an ailment that nearly cancelled her wedding during the weekend. Uncertainty by both the brunette beauty and her fiance, former local newscaster John Lurie, produced an announcement last Friday that the elaborate wedding was off. Within 24 hours, the ceremony was back on and the vows were exchanged Saturday night. Lurie admitted his anxiety did not end until minutes before Laurie was to walk up the aisle at the crowded Presbyterian Church here. "Why am I doing this," he was reported as saying . He sent a message to his bride-to-be: "Tell her not to stand me up at the altar. Let's get going ." The newlyweds left on a long honeymoon in the South Seas. They will · return in time to attend resident Nixon 's inauguraalliall in Washington D. C., and then take off again for the Bahamas.(Attending the ceremony from Pomeroy were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rawlings.) 11 A helping hancl is alwa ys worth more then t.....o that push. " Now that the Holidays are over, you may want to get at I hat "specia I painting chore" you were going to do ... If you need help on color-co-ordinating or selection get a helping hand from the "FRIENDLY ONES" at the Pomeroy: cement Block Company . We feature Practically WORK-FREE Pratt & Lambert PAINT plus ev.erv accessory vou need for the job. garner much more support this time around. O'Neill is unopposed to succeed Rep. Hale Boggs, 0La., as majority leader, after Rep. Sam Gibbons, D-Fla., withdrew from •tbe race late last .week. The post has been vacant since Boggs disappeared on an airplane flight over Alaska on Oct. 16. The only contest in party posts could come for the third spot, the whip, which now is appointed by the speaker and majority leader but which reformers want ' to mak•: elective by the caucus. House Republicans, as well as Senate Democrats and Republicans, will hold their party caucuses Wednesday morning before the opening of Congress wit,!) no major contests scheduled in any o! those three gatherings. Reformers seeking to change caucus rules to require secret ballot votes on all committee chairmen and to give the ' speaker power to appoint LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in down- members of the key Rules town Pomeroy at II a.m. Committee have agreed not to Tuesday was 34 degrees under push their goals at today's opening caucus but wait until sunny skies. later in the month. floor early this. month. Late last week, a band of House Democrats met to try to work out end-the:war language for the party caucus to consider today . In previous years the Senate several times has passed measures designed to stop American participation in the war by shutting off funds, but these measures never have cleared the House . The party caucus is expected to dispose of routine business by re-electing Carl Albert of Oklahoma to his second term as speaker and picking Rep. Thomas P. O'Neill Jr., D· Mass., as the new House majority leader before launching int~ the antiwar debate. Albert is opposed by Rep. John Conyers Jr., D-Mich., who offered only token opposition to Albert's election in 1970 and who is not expected to Bob Huffman is only holdover off old force PT. PLEASANT ~ Another field deputy has been appointed in the Mason County Sheriff's Department and an office deputy for .the Sheriff's Tax Office has been named. New sheriff Elvin E. "Pete" Wedge said Bob Huffman will be retained as a field deputy to serve in the Wedge administration. Deputy Huffman was the only holdover from Sheriff's Troy Huffman's force of officers. Deputy Huffman came to Mason Couitty in February of 1970 and has worked as a deputy since that time. He formerly served as a deputy sheriff. in Uncoln 'county for BUFFET • DINJ ·N G TUESDAY :EVENiNG ONLY 5 to 9: 30- $2.50 a II y ou ca n eat, (or AI a Carte). three years and is a Lincoln Coimty native. Others previously named by Sheriff Wedge as deputies were Rupert Rice, James Craddock, Ernest Hesson and Dolph Hlll. Mrs. Art Hartley Jr., the former Janet Sue Stalnaker, has been appointed by Sheriff Wedge as office deputy for the Sheriff's Tax Office . Mrs. Hartley assumed her new duties today. She is a graduate of Point Pleasant High School in the class of 1968 and attended Gallipolis Business College. GREATER LOVE ... WEST ARDSLEY, England 1UP! ) ~ · Mrs . Patricia· BOB HUFFMAN Wheeler said today she is giving up making homebrewed wine because her pet NOW YOU KNOW terrier Suzy has developed a All bumblebees except the taste for it. When Mrs. Wheeler brought ailing Suzy to a queen die in winter, veterinary Monday he diagnosed the dog's illness as LOSTS IN COMMON alcoholic poisoning. WALLASEY, England (UP!) ~ Brothers David and Malcolm Johnson have lots in SOUNDS RIDICULOUS common . They both love STOCKHOLM (UP! ) soccer and both are hobbling Firemen knew it was the on crutches. David, 23, . and warmest winter in Sweden in Malcolm, 26, both brolfe legs more than 200 years but those playing soccer in separatefire alarms in Stockholm games last week. sounded ridiculous. "At first we thought it wa ..·a joke," a fire ·department spokesman said . " Grass fires in the· winter. We had about 4a of them .'' Ot: nks a nd Wide M enu Choice Dess.· r-t Extra. ·'· Or'der our regular menv ever y night Sto 10. '' The MEIGS rNN PH. 992·3629 through his entire career wilhqllt a loss, died Aug. 31, 1969 in an air crash involving a priv~te ·plane, Eight years earlier-on Feb. 15, 1961 ~18 members of the U.S. Olyrepic figure skating team were killed in a jet crash in Belgium. Eighteen members of the Turin Soccer Club, champion of Italy, perished in 1949 wben their plane crashed into a cathedral and Tony Lema, nicknamed " Champagne Tony" because he celebrated all his victories on the PGA tour by springing for . the bubbly stuff for reporters, died in the crash of a small plane in 1966. Sixteen members of the California Polytechnic football team died in a crash at Toledo, Ohio, Oct. 29, 1960; ·Wichita State's football coach and several members of its team were among 29 persons who perished Oct. 2, 1970, and 38 Marshall University players, five .coaches and a team trainer were among 75 who Democrats plan new peace move WASHINGTON (UP!) Meeting for the first ttme since last fall's prospects for an early Vietnam War peace evaporated, House Democrats planned today tO'Ciinsider . . new _. end-the-war measures 111 a prelude to the Wednesday POMEROY 2nd Thought now leg~ Several ~ports celebritie~ IDJ. ure'd have died in air crashes , • MASON "- Injuries suffered in a two-car c.ollision late By Uniled Press lnternat!O!!!'I Sunday night on U. s. 33 near Baseball star Roberto Clethe Riv~rside Golf Club north- mente joins a sad list of sports east of he~, put three persons celebrities who have died in air in area hospitals. tragedies. .• Funeral services will be held Mark Barton , 21, Mason, and The celebrities include Notre at II a.ni ., Wednesday at' tjle Mrs . Jack (Ruth ) Hiley of Dame football , coach Knute' Rawlings-Coats Funer~l Home Letart were admitted to Rockne, former heavyweght with the Rev. Raullin Moyer Pleasant Valley Hospital ; Jack champion Rocky·Marciano, an officiating. Burial will be in Riley, 62, of Letart, at Holzer entire U.S. Olympic figure Greenwood · Cemetery at Medical Center. Barton and skating team and members of Racine. Frtends may call at Mrs. Riley were reported in three U.S. college football the fun eral home anytime. good condition today. Barton teams. The list started on March 21, had a fracture of the left leg 1931, when the spor\s world and Mrs. Riley a fracture of the 'was stunned by the death of Minnesota . Mr. Case! was born arm and possible internal Rockne, the coach who transSept. 28, 1912, at Chillicothe, injuries. Riley's condition was not formed Notre Da~e from an the son of the late Carlo and - obscure school in South Bend, Angela Casci : Besides his learned. State police· are in- Ind., to a national college parents he was preceded in football power. vestigating. death by a -sister, Ida. Rockne, who had Barton and Riley were said Survivmg are two brothers, collaborated with Gus Dorais Paul , Middleport postmaster, to be the drivers. The injured and Robert of St. Paul, Minn. were transferred in emergency in developing ll)e forward pass as an offensive weapon in Services at the Ewing Funeral ambulances from the New football during ' his playing Home are pending the arrival Haven and Mason rescue days at Notre Dame, died when of the body from St. Cloud . In squads. Ambulance attendants his small plane crashed in a lieu of flowers, the family is said Barton was trapped in his additional Kansas corn field . suggesting that friends con- vehicle and Marciano, the only heaequipment had to be sum-tribute to a cancer fund. vyweight champion to go moned to rele~.se him. DRIVER CITED John W. Nickels, 5( Jackson, was charged with assured clear distance following a ' traffic accident at 2:15 p.m. MondaY,, on Rt. 35 at the entrance to the Holzer Medical Center. According ~.o · the Gallia-Meigs Post State Highway'Patrol, Nickels' car struck 'an auto in the rearend driven by Terry A. Jewell, 21, Rt. 2, Weli ;.ton , causin ~ · minor dama g~. PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES: Muriel Perry, Point Pleasan I; Michael Miller , Evans; William Sebtell , Southside ; Larry Gibbs, Letart: Warren and J•mes Teeter, • New Haven; Edmond Grimmes, Mrs. Orville Clonch, Henderson; John Andy Wilson, II, Point Pleasant; Paul Bush, Mason; Mrs. Ann Holcomb, Gallipolis Ferry: Mrs. Charles Stover and son, Letart: Teresa Barnett, Bidwell, 0.: .Mary Holt, Gallipolis; Hattie Holcomb, Alice Gaskins, Point Teresa Gaynor, Pleasant. BIRTHS: Jan . I, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hall, of Point Pleasant. Jan: 2, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hall; Glenwood. Collins reel~cted pre~ide.nt of·council COLUMBUS (f)PI) -, A' new legislature p~s~ed law is in effect in :)bio ·auowmg legislation last year more consumers the privilege ' of ' 17 months after it was. in: ' having second thoughts about traduced. .. ~ goods bought from a door:toPurpose of the law, as stated died in another crash six weeks , door salesman. ' ·' by its sponsors, is to "protecl later. The law which took effect the consumer from making . · other air sports tragedies involved former middleweight Monday, ~ives the purchaser un~ise purchases under high boxing champiorf Marcel Cer- at least 72 hours, and in some pre~ sure salesmanshiP.: dan in 19.49, -'13 Brazilian cases up to.l36 hours, to cancel directed at him in his home; b:l' athletes in 1950, six Czechoslo- home solicitation sales. The allowing him time to change his mind after the pressure of vakian hockey players in 1956, direct confrontation with tlu( seven members of the Manc)l. Veterans Memorial Hospital ·ester United Soccer team of SATURDAY . ADMISSIONS salesman haS been removed.' '· The Jaw affects transaction~. EnglaOd in 1958, eight Danish - Eula Welker, Columbus; soccer players in 1960, catcher Sherry Neutzling, Mason: Tura · o( $35 or more and requires the· Tommy Gast'all of the Balti- Hunter, Nelsonville, ·and seller to keep .records of home. more Orioles in 1956 and Patricia Mitchell, Pomeroy. solicitation sales and include second baseman Ken Hubbs of SATURDAY DISCHARGES notice of the buyer's right W: the Chicago Cubs in 1964, and ~ Thomas Pullins, Janet cancel. When the buyer cancels, he Mexican tennis star Rafael Sigman, Usa Hayman, Evelyil Osuna in 1969. Edwards, Robert Dye II, must return the merchandise Peggy Anderson, Barbara undiminished in quality and Whittington, Karen Clark, not subjected to unreasonabl~ Charles Brewer and Cheryl wear or use. But he does not have to do so until the scller Mefford. demands ils reiurn and h~ does SUNDAY ADMISSIONS ~ not have to remove the merHARTFORD - Mrs. Sadie Ralph Swan, Jr ., Dexter; chandise from his home. The M. sinith, 72, Hartford, died Raymond Hartley, Racine; seller must call for it. Tuesday morning at Pleasant Cindy Perry, Middleport, and If the seller does not demand Constance Shields, Pomeroy. Valley Hospital. return of the merchandise SUNDA~ DISCHARGES ~ Mrs. "· Smtih was born Del. 18, within 10 \lays of caricellation, 1900 at Graham Station, the Jeremy Hysell, Gladys Barton, it belongs to the consumer free daughter of the late Robert and Retha Yost, Fred Clark, .Eric of charge. Emma Ohlinger Lyons . She Walker, Susan Jeffers and Roy was also preceded in death by Newell. her husband, Walter, in 1964. . MONDAY ADM!BsiONS ~ DIVORCE ASKED Surviving are four sons, Ethel Jeffers, Pomeroy ; Clara Clarence Cooper, Portland, Robert E. of Point Pleasant: Grueser, Minersville and has filed. suit for divorce in Davis of Mason; Harry Joe of Richard Bearhs, Pomeroy, Meigs County Common Pleas MONDAY DISCHARGES ~ Court against Ruby Leggett , Letart, W. Va., and Clifford Ray, of Elkhart, Ind.; four William Brunning_, David Cooper, Portland, charging · daughters, Mrs. Betty James Whitesell and Patricia Mit- gross neglect of duty and exof Clifton: Mrs. Phyllis Hen- chell. treme cruelty. drix and. Mrs. Donna Jean Guinther, both .of Syracuse, and Mrs. Carolyn Burge of .. Millwood: 23 grandchildren, two brothers, Charles Lyons, (Continued from page I) Pomeroy, and George Lyons, Hartford, and two sisters, Mrs. from New York to Miami. Previously, the airline had given 'Mary Patterson, Parkersburg, various totals ranging fro~ 176 to 178 and Eastern's ~!I test count and Mrs. Grace Hudson, of persons "dead or presumed dead" .was !19. Grayson, Ky. cOLUMBUS - .DAVE SAMS, A 15-YEAR.OLD Buckeye Funeral services will be held Junior High SChool student, believes he his discovered a comet. at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Foglesong Funeral Home with ·Sams said he made the discovery Dec. 21 using a $90 telescope. the Rev. Fred B. Hill of- The alleged new comet is located near the constellation Orion. Sams, who has been studying stars the last 31> years, ficiating. Burial will · be in reported his find to Harvard University which is investigating lt. Graham Cemetery, F:riends The teenager said a Harvard astronomer Indicated there was a may call at the funeral home any time after 2 p.m . Wed- "very good possibility" he had discovered a new comet. If ronfirmed, the new comet would be named Sams' Comet. nesday. ·News·. CLOSED -A. D. Weed and Son Wholesale Distributors after serving the public 62 years closed its doors Friday. The business has been sold to tbe Gallipolis Foods Company according to John Weed, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Weed. The Gallipolis firm will service customers of the Meigs·area, it was reported . Opossums are so tiny at birth that a dozen and a half will fit in a teaspoon. . in Briefs Marriage License William Joseph Edwards, 25, Pomeroy, and Phyllis Irene Mcintyre, 20, Minersville, Rt. I. " .Save All Your SalesUps From MEETING SET The annual business meeting of the Middleport Uter-ary Club will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Rodney Downing. Elherfelds In PQmeroy VOL XXIV Lauren Hoffman, Dexter, was named executive director of the Gallia-Meigs Community Action Program by its executive council Tuesday night in Cheshire. , Hoffman, assbciated- _in. the program several ye_kr s as deputy director, for the past few months ha,s been its acting executive d'irector for Richard Sayre '":ho' resig~ed from the post to ', work- with a model project on aging being coil· aucted from Rio Grande. . The council also accepted ·the re ignation of David Fox as Ne hborhood Youth Corps Dir ctor, The position will be ad rtised. The council will als advertise for applicants for the program's deputy · You will be pleased to know we have installed l Ct,IS~ drive-in facilities to service our on-the-go tomers. We take pride in the fact that we are a buy that comfortable La-l -Boy ·chair ' you 've always dreamed of at our low can , prices. ' Au,l horized Dealer .MASON· FURNITURE Herman Grate 777-5592 Mason, W. V•. I I .. yo1.1 director post. Mrs . Hazel McKelvey of Portland is serving in an acting capacity In that position. , . Q(ficers elected for 1973 were th~ Rev. Ed Wallen, Ga!Ua County,. chairman: Mrs . Catherine Shenefield, Meigs Coun'ty, vice chairman, and Mrs . Lula Hampton, Meigs County, secretary-treasurer, • New me!flbers named on the !wo-county group were Sbaron Buffington , Virginia .Fisher and Leafy Chasteen,, Meigs 'county, and Mrs. lsabelle Scott, Mrs. Frances Preston, and Bill Northup, Gallla County. Hoffman reviewed a new foster grandparent program 'Wet;;;~:~:''i~=~n;:i;~;l ~ ,~ ~~ Wednesday & Thursday Now noon, Congress clearly signailed its mood on ending the war: - House Democrats, after an afternoon of closed-door debate, voted, 154-75, for a resolution calling on Congress to enact an "immediate" end to the war by cutting off funds. It called the recent intense bombing of North Vietnam "reprehensible." • - Mter a two-hour meeting, the Senate .Foreign Relations Committee decided to consider legislation !il end the war unless Nixon ends it by his inauguration, Jan. 20. -sen . Edward W. Brooke, R-Mass., was - ready to introduce a bill-llimilar to the one adopted by the Senate as a rider last year-cutting off funds for all U.S. military activity in Indochina within 60 days, contingent only on the release of prisoners of war . full-service bank and always serve our customers courteously ~nd 1efficiently. Dri~e m, we would be happy to serve,you. ' llibens /falional ~CINCINNAti . ' MIDDLEPORT UHlO -..,.·1\· .I MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' Member Fedenl Dep(Jlllt lliiiii'IDce Cei'JillftiiGI • _By United Press International WASHINGTON -HIGH ADMINISTRATION officials today warned against expecting rapid progress when presidefl(ial adviser HenrY, A. Kis~inger and Hanoi's Le Due Tho resume their full·fled@i!d peace talks in 'Paris Monday. This warning was sounded by sources close to the White House as Pr.esident Nixon was in the midst Qf discussing negotiating strategy with Kissinger and other top aides in preparation for the renewed b8rgaining. He met with Kissinger Tuesday night and scheduled another session today. , , The sources said it was necessary .to approach the. Paris talks with considerable caution because the only real promise (Continued' on page 12) ' BB ·g unners .i n line . RACINE - Anyone in Racine village · apprehended 118lng BB guns will be cited into court and parents will be beld liable for da_mages, Mrs. Mae 'Cleland, village clerk, reported today, ·. ' The vtllage has an ordinilnce against the use of BB guns · which will be enforced. Budget specifics A budget providing $1117,212 in 1!1'13 was approved by' Pomeroy Council Tuesday . night in its first session of the year. Appropriations, by departments, were: Mayor's fund, $1200; , clerk · fund, $1200; treasurer's fund, $360; solicitor's fund, $2000: elections, $2900; council fund, $720. · General administration, personal services, · $5200; supplies and materials, $1200; capital outlay, $1000; other, $6400; total, $13,800. Gen eral Governmental SerVices, police dCflll,rlment, personal servic_es, $46,000; other, $18,900; total, $64,!100. Fire department, personal services, $2900: supplies and materials, ' $2000, capital outlay, $2040; total, $6040. Total for securlJy of . persons and property, $70,9~0. Planning commiSSion, personal services, $3000; total, $3000. .. Street lighting utility, capital _ outlay, $12,000, total $12,000. (Continued on page 12) Weather Cloudy and wanner tonight and Thursday with rain likely. Low tonight middle to upper 30s, High Thursday upper 40s and tbe lower 50s. Area PHONE 992-2156 TEN CENTS .. 11 Indicted on ' d h . t rug c arge s iWh~''''''H:d~U::::::~il:::~,.m;:, , , , ,!.i s: I S~hools are inspected · LAUR,EN HOFFMAN now getting underway in Gallia County. An out-of-school Neighborhood' Youth Corps workshop was announced for Jan. i in Columbus and a program progress ·review works.hop· was announced ' for Jan. 17, also in Columbus. Committees for the year were nameil and light refreshments served. Porter reelected board president A . four-hour tour of the district's schools was taken by the Southern Local School District Board of Ed~atlon Tuesday night following its organizational, session. Dennie Hill was elected president and Charles Pyles vice-president . Other board members present were David Nease and Grover Salser, J~. Mrs. Nancy Carnahan is the clerk. Compef1Sation for the board for· the new year was set and regular meetings for 1973 • were set for the second Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. Six prin~ipals , · James Adams, SOuthern High School;· Portland Larry · Wolfe, Elementary; James Wickline, Officers were reelected by the Meigs Local School District Letart Elementary; ' Charles Board .of Education 1n its Boer, Syr~cuse; Robert for, . organ!zational ,session at the _Beegle, Racll1e Elementa~y, Dog owners in Racine are junior high school in Mid- and Jen~~ngs Beegle, Racme also being asked to keep their dleport Ttiesdaf ·night. Frank Junior. H~gh, accompanied the -dogs on their own property. W. Porter was reelected · board on lis to~ _of the s~hools. The county dog war~n bas president and Don Mullen vice Also orgamzmg Tuesday been asked to pi~k up all dogs president, mght was the Meigs County running loose. Owner'! of those The board set regular Board of Education Which having tags will be fine~, while . .meet~s In 1973 on tbe seeond adopted a budget of $1~5,923 for those without tags will be taken Monday each month 'at 7:30 1973. This budget. mclude~ to the dog poul\d . . p.m. at the superintendent's money for superviSory . ser· office In Middleport. (Continued on page 12) -court , ' ' . * t .~-~~ .:.:.::::.~~=-··=:.;;,;,~~.:.:::.::>mv;•;•;w;,. ~~ o~~~~~ J~:y n;~~s: ~:::~dnerSt~e ~e p:~i;: ..,,.,.,.,·,·,·:·:·:·.·········-·,······'··········· .. ,_,..,, >-·········-·~~'················· County Circuit Court . In- Department, assisted by of· dictments returned by the 16 fleers !rom the State Police member jury followed ex· Narcotics ~ureau. te~sive 1 investigation by Reports h~~ plagued county umformed and undercover officials for some time state police in cooperation with regarding drugs. Many in the area have 'Robert R. (Buck) Gray, Bucknell University at the Prosecuting Attorney the Reedsville Route !, well-known Lewisburg, Pa . past year. -. discounted the problem. teacher and administrator, 71, Funeral services will be held Two indictments each were W!Uiam G. Steele, clinical' died early Wednesday morning at 2 p. m. Friday at the White returned against 10 persons, psychologist , Director, at the Camden-Clark Memorial Funeral Home in Coolville with each charged with a ,Clinical, Mental Health SerHospital in ·Parkersburg the Rev. Wesley Thatcher misdemeanor and a felony. vices for Gallia, Jackson and following a brief illness. ' officiating. Masonic rites will The eleventh was charged with Meigs Counties, for example, Mr. Gray was born at Mt. be conducted at the funeral po~session , .T.he charges said Tuesday night at the Pleasant, ·Pa ., the son of lh~ home at 7:30p.m. Thursday by against Ute 10 were illegal sale Gallipolis Lions Club meeting, , late William . and Elizabeth Coolville Lodge 337. Friends and possession of, illegal or "Drugs are no major problem Russell Gray. Besides his may call at the funeral home controlled drugs. Sale of drugs at this time". in the area his parents he was preceded in from 2 to 4and from 7to 9 p. m:· is a 'felony, while possession is agency serves. death by two brothers and a on Thursday. Burial will be in a ,Jl1isdemeanor. Trooper Baumgardner, ' sister. . Meigs Memorial Garden, The indicted are young however, contends· that the Mr. Gray was a retired Chester. · persons, including two drug problem in Mason County school principal of the Bartlett , , juveniles. Eight others range is 'mounting and definitely is Elementary School in i:>.':'Slfl1Wc •.' • :>.:.:.~-~ in age from 19 through 26. · "growing." , Was hf n.l! l on <: o u n·t y , • EXTENDED OUTOOOK Indictinents were returned Being held in the Ma~n ' Superintendent of Eastern Periods of rain Friday and · against a 17-year old boy and a Co~nty jail are ·william Bill High School until 1958, he had saturday. Partly oloudy , 17-year old girl, both of Point Henry; Michael B. ·Carlisle; been . a . teacher in Tuppers sunday. High temperatures' Pleasant. others indicted on Nicholas King, Sandra Pierce, Plains and Ch~ster, . and, at ' Friday and 'Saturday In lhe ·the two courtts were: Karl Utley Blaine, Eddie Pearl Johnsville, Ohio. He was a . upper 30s and 40s and l!IO!illy William Bill Henry, · 24, McDermitt • and John Paul member Qf the Middleport . 30s Sunday. Night time low 'Gallipolis Ferry; Michael B. Halstead. Robert Meadows, First United Presbyterian ' temperalures In the 318 Carlisle, 20, Rt. !,"Henderson ; reportedly is a member of the Church, Coolville Lodge 337, Friday falllng··!O tile teen~ Nicholas King, 26, Henderson ; military service and was not F&AM, Minear Chapter ·274, and 20s Suoday. Sandra "l<ueen" Pierce, 21, . 'taken Into custody last night. OES, Guysville, and a member Point Pleasant; .Karl Utley · One of the · juveniles wis of Phi Psi Fraternity at :::;::,~:~:m:;:;:;:m~~~::::~:::::~:::::,"l!lmw. Blaine, 22, Hogsett; Eddie (Continued on page 12) ' '-' RoheJ;t Gray _dies / . '• .~ Chairman J. W. FU!bri}ht, PROBLEM AT ~URniOUSE 7 Pomeroy Street area which lnterseciB with Coort St. 18 slowed dOWJI. When D-Ark., said the Senate Department workers are engaged in correcting a drainage the work is completed sidewalk pedestrians no longer should Foreign Relations Comproblem on Second St. in front of the Meigs County Courtbe splashed by passing vehicles with water standing near the mittee reached a "conhouse. It is expected to take several days. Traffic through the curb after rain. aensus" that no action lhould be taken. immediately lhat would disrupt negotiations in Paris before they resume. "But if a settlement is not 1 By United Press lnleroallonal t~ arrived at by inauguraiion day, ij U, and North VIetnamese experts mel In Parts for ~l21 lhen the appropriate powers of ~ Congress should be brought to ~ the second day today to lay the groundwork for tbe next . . . bear," a commi\lee statement :~: rollllll of negotlatltms between Dr. Henry A. Klssillger and, ~$ ~ Hanoi's Le Due · Tho. A hard line was eme_ f glog from, said. ~:: Hanoi and there were words of caution ID Washington ~ PT. PLEASANT - A drug Pearl McDenn1tt, 21, Pomt ::~ against too much opJimlsm. ~ probl~m, called •:m~~tlng and Pleasant, and John Paul fu Kissinger coofer\-ed for two boors Tuesday night In . of maJor propor!ton . 111 Mas_on Halstead, 19, Point Pleasant. ::l .Wasblugton with President Nlxoo and plaDned aoother County, r~sulted 111 21 In· The above indictments co~e :::~ sessloo today on U. S,strategy for f'l'Sumption of the Paris dt~tments mvolv111g II persons as tbe result of an extensive talks. AWhile Ho118espokesman said Nlxmi aud Kissinger be111g returned by the January investigation by Trooper A. E' ·' I. Attendin g were Mayo r Baronick, Lucien Poulin , Ralph Werry, Elma Russell, Don Collins, and William Sn ouffe r, council members, Jane Walton, Clerk, Chief Webster, Reed and Clar_k. of war." I ,' f' Ordi.narice Committee .:.. Mees, chairman , Snouffer and ' Poulins. Street Committee ~ Collins, ,chairman, W,erry 'and Russell. Would Cut Off FUnds man of the GOP conference. ~House Speaker Carl House Republicans also Albert, hesistant to buck Nixon scheduled their first meeling, on the war before, told wives of Atep. Gerald R. Ford of POWs if Nixon does not end the Michigan was assured rewar Congress would cut off election as House ·oop leader. funds on the first appropriation Efforts Rejected bill to go through. Rejecting ~£forts to soften • Senate Democrats were to their stand, the HOUS~! Demomeet early today to re-elect crats adopted a res9lutitin Mansfield and his top proclaiming it to be "Denio. assistant, Sen. Robert C. Byrd cratic policy . In the 93r~ of West Virgirlla. ., . Congress that no further public At the same time, Republi- funds be authorized, approcans were to meet and re-elect . prlate~ expended for U.S. Senate GOP leader Hugh Scott military combat operations in and his assistant, Sen . Robert or over Indochina and that Griffin of Michigan . such operations be terminated Sen. John G. -Tower of Texas immediately." and Sen . Robert Taft Jr., of The resolution's sponsor, Ohio were battling for tbe post Rep. Lucien Nedzi, D-Mich., of chairman of the Senate GOP agreed to only one addition, policy committee . Veteran language providing that its Sens. Norris H. Cotton of New terms were "subject only to Hampshire and Wallace F. arrangements necessary ,to Bennett of Utah have an- assure safe withdrawal of nounced for the job of chair- American •'troops and , the return of American prisoners Hoffman director Steve McQueen , CHAIRS POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ,, recommendation. Mayor William Baronick named the . fcill~wing committees : Safety and Parking Meter Committee Snouffer, chairman, Werry and Collins. Finance Committee Werry, chairman, Poulins and SnOuffer. Utility and Sanitary Committee - Mees, chairman , Collins and Russell . enttne lnteresL~ Of The Meigs· Mason .. WEDNESDA~. JANUARY 3, 1973 " container; all garbage and trash must be in containers or plastic bags; cardboard boxes will · be accepted ; no paper bags will be ' picked up ; no heavy lumber or metal, stones, gmvel or concrete will be pic~ed up, and if workmen are harassed by dogs, garbage will not be picked' up. ·' These new rules will be effective im,mediately, Griffin said. Griffin also will require a $5 deposit by all new customers beginning at once. The second required reading of an ordinance requiring a $25 deposit by· persons who erect signs or' posters in town was approved. The deposit will be returned if the posters or signs are removed within 10 days, after the event being ad· vertised. On recommendation of Police Chief Jed Webster council hired Harry Clark as an extra policeman. Clark will serve a three month probationary' period: Council also agreed to purchase a rebuilt radio for the new village truck at a cost of $300, also on Webster's • at y ,. NO. 182 WASHINGTON !UP!) ~ The 93rd Congress opens today, frustrated by the Vietnam War and apparently ready to legis· late its end if President Nixon cannot quickly achieve peace. Firmly controlled by the Democrats, Congress is ready to do battle with the Nixon administration and seek to reassert its role as an equal branch of the 80VIlrnment. Although major showdowns with the President are ·expeeled on many issues, the major one, by far, is the war . " It 's· going to be the overriding influence on this Congress," Senate Democratjc Leader Mike Mansfield said. "Until it's disposed of, it's hard to see any light at the end of any tunnel.'' Congress Signals MOOd Even before the formal opening and swearing-in of senators and congressmen .at · As ' JUNIOR BONNER (Technicotorl Steve McQueen , ·Robert Preston , Ida Luplno. (PGI Also : Cartoons SHOW STARTS7 P.M. January 3-4 • Devoted To The ,. . . Now You Know TUESDAY, JAN.! NOT OPEN By Katie Crow b'Uide to future development Pomeroy council in its first and growth. scssion 'of1 1973 Tuesday night · Reed " warned Ulat if appro~ll(l its annual budget, Pomeroy is to secure more · reelected Don Collins , federal money · it will be president, approved ils annuaL necessary to have the master ~ppropriation budgel- plan. Cost of the .survey is providing $1117,213 for · local $5,800, the village's share being government this . fiscal year $2,317. Reed, chairman of JhOL (see details below), and named · planning commission, agreed ' · Calvin Lane street superin- to cooperate and work with tendent. council _ for progress in Collins was first named ' Pomeroy. . , president of council on Jan. !, Council voted to retain '1970. He began his service on Surveys Unlimited which will cowicil ii11~59 when appointed be represented at a meeting of ·. to fill the imexpirfld term of the Pomeroy Planning ComDon Mullen,' who resigned. mission and Meigs County Collins, a hauling contractor Planning Commission Jan. 10 in highway construction, is-. at the courthouse. , married to the former Pandora Also meeting with council Strickland. They reside on was Donald Griffin of Scientific Uncoln Heights and have one Sanitation 1nc. who asked son, .Ronald. council to renew its contract Meeting with council was for garbi'lle pickup serv)ce,' Ted Reed, president of The which cmincil4id for one year. Farmers Bank and ·Savings Several changes in the Co., of the Pomeroy Planning service were accepted, Commission who recom.' however : mended Pomeroy hire Pat" Residents will be billed every Meeker of Surveys Unlimited three months instead of two --Inc., to make a survey of, the months ; everyone having over town and from it make a three containers will be master plan' which would be a charged $1 for each addition~! Sadie M. Smith <Ued Tuesday MEIGS THEATRE LA-Z--BOV ' .' j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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