https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/abe66174830619cd6c5f16aa1168f382.pdf 5931dbdb04192e712f1a70cf70e0f9ef PDF Text Text " • .. ) ·. ' ·' ,, " 12 - The Da!ly Sentinel, Middlt•p<Jrt-Ponwruy , 0., J;u\. 2, 197~ Death toll spurts late By Uniled Press hilcrnational least 4011 perS<ln~ had di"l in A spurt of traffic accidents traffic accident s. during the closing hours of the A breakdown of accidental New Year's holiday boosted deaths: the weekend deatb toll early Traffi c: 408 Fire 74 Plam• G' today, but the final toll was Other :i4 Total 542 ~xpected' to. fall short of a Many stales reported no preholiday estimate by U1c traffic dea ths, Included were National Safely CounciL West Virginia, Vermont , South The NSC had estimated that and North Dakota, Alaska , between 470 and 570 persons Colorado and O.lawore . would die during the 102-hour California reported 47 traffic holiday which began at 6 p.m. fatalities, more than any other Friday and ended Tuesday · stale. Texas had 35, Georgia 19 midnight : • and Michigan f90. . The energy crisis and bitter It v.:as the second con cold weather apparently aided secutive holiday that the traffic in the low toll, keeping most toll had b~en down. During the drivers off the nation's roads. four-day 'Christmas holiday Traffic along most major period, a record low .of 516 thoroughfares was described perS<lns died- the lowest for a as "unusually light" by high- Chnstmas holiday period since way officials. · the NSC began keeping reco rds A United Press Interpational in 1947. cmint at 7 a.m. EST showed at ' Copper wire . •' IS • n-11 · • ssmg II"r" t:a ll ia and Meigs s l 1enfl'~ · d deputies Monday investigate the theft of 7,200 feel of copper wire taken from the Penn Central Railr oad between Cheshire and the Hobson Yard. Dan Powelson, Penn Central official, reported the. theft. Officers said the wire was r h 1 cut Ill sections qul 0 t e ower of four lines strung on utility poles from just south of the railroad crossin g near Ches hire to the Hobson yards south of Middleport. _ Deputies investigated the theft of 15 gallons of gaso line from a truck owned by Gilbert Johnson on Sowards Ridge Rd . An ac t of vandalism was investiga ted at MI. Carmel Church nea r BidwelL Officers said someone threw a Q<Jttle breaking a church window . Officers investigated an accident Tuesday on Rt. 7. Ronald -G. Hatfield, 16, Rt. 1, French City label taken 'b y pack_ers Nora Oatworth)' dies Tu.esday Miss Nora F. Clalwor thy, 90, C oal~urg, w. va., died Tuesday at Veterans Memorial HospitaL Miss Clatworthy was born Jan ' 7. 1883, at Cou•lburg, the cla__t1ghle•r of the late Henry and Nora Mulcahey Clatworthy . She was also preceded in death by three brothers. Miss Cia tworlhy was a member of the Coal burg Catholic Church. She is survived by two Bernard Krajcovic -officiating. Bur1al will be m Rtvervtew Cemetery . Rosary services will be conducted this evening at Kawlings Coats Funeral Home al6. ~'riends may call·at the fllneral home any time. - It's now the French City Meats, Inc. This was announced today by J. Tim Evans, manager of what formerly was The Evans Packing Co ., located on Chillicothe Rd ., ·Gallipolis, owned by Landmark Inc. since June of 1972. The change became effective Jan . 1. (Continued from page I ) In a message to area congested w·ban highways." Nixon nieces, Mrs. James (Virginia) Buchanan. and Mrs. Lew~s - A s ix~onth ex tension of the Jan. 1, 1974 deadline on Travelers (Do ro thy ) Long , bqth of Middleport ; two nephews , J ames. J r ., an d Wl'JJ'tam Henry Clatworthy , Middleporl; a sister-in-law, Mrs.. Margaret Clatworthy, Middleport, and a cousin , Mr.s. Mary Recco , Hansford , W. Va. FWJeral services wilJ be Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Sacred Hearl Catholic Church, Pomeroy, with the Rev. Father customers , Evans announced: "For many years we have been advertising our products under the French City Brand label throughout our marketing area . Thanks to the cooperation of our many fine customers the French City label has come to mean fine mandatory installation of emer ge ncy locator transmitters on privately owned airplanes, except for jets and commercial aircraft. Meanwhile, the Federal Energy Office (FEOI, in an effort to reduce what many retailers have said was an unbearable price squeeze, has Veterans Memorial Hospital allowed the g~s station Admissions Monday - Curt :operators and home heating fuel distributors to raise their Stout, Rutland; Denise Tillis, prices by I cent a gal:on this Rutland; Lydia Ebersbach, Porb.eroy ; Nora Reuter, month. Wholesalers " will be Coolville; Kathy f!ratton, able to up t}u:ir prices by about (Continued from page 1) Pomeroy; Edward Willett, one-half cent a gallon. Word has been received here Gallipolis, said his car was ,(::0 _ FEO chief William Simon New' Haven. they were busy taking calls said the increase will mean from desperate drivers out of of the death of Mike Sawyers at forced off the highway by an Discharges Monday the Methodist Hospital in unknown vehicle.· · COO - _LVILLE _ Mrs. Ruth · f gas. William Wayson, Paul Manuel, · . price increases or_conswners Salem, Ore. , service station Louisville, Ky., at >: 45 p.m. on , . Knapp ; 7j, Coolville , died of both commodities between 1 Paul Karr. operator Philip A. Webb began Dec. 31. Admissions Tuesday i Monday evening at the Holzer and l'h cents a gallon. his own gas rationing Tuesday. He was the son of Mr. and·' Medical Center following an . sun·on sat'd both gasoline and Charles Hensley, Tuppers · ·n ATTENI;J ·FUNERAL . He issued window stickers to Mrs. Max Sa wyers, Loutsvt e, Attetiding' funeral ser\lices extended illness. '' home heating oil prices could Plains; Betty Hammons, customers giving them various and form erly res ided in ' Mrs. Knapp was born _in be expected to rise about 10 Reedsville; Reba Greene, Pomeroy with his par&lts allli- for Mrs. .Ola jllake, Somers· h priorities. Racine; Tanya Cundiff, th B'll M S . ville W Va . Monday were Spencer, W. Va...,the daug ter cenll; a gallon by March. .No. 1 priority went to a bro er, 1 y. ax. awyers · ' · the late Permetus D. and "'f0day's actions,u he said, Mason; Rebecca Baumgarner, 1 k' -- syracu..;:e, ' of Ada Sac M' . T I u ' d II A emergency vehicles to allow was manager of. the· local '. Mrs. · te · 1 ~ t the deceased· tnnte al( or fien a ."recogn · ize that many retail Pomeroy; 0. D. Walker, Oil Co bulk plant sLS r·tn- aw o , • · . . . them unlimited supplies; No. 2 Ashland . . ·. the Rev. · and Mrs. Gene member of the Gtlboa B~phst _ and ga.Oline 'and heating oil Pomeroy; Thomas Williams, stickers for commercial vehi- durmg hts stay _'" !'omeroy. ... ' . d famt-1y of Church in Reedy-, W- Va ., ·she · 'II be held at Colltns an • , dealers are being hurt finan· Pt. Pleasant; Angie Lee Ours, cles; No. 3 for passenger cars Funera1servtceswt . . M . d M had lived in Coolville the past cially." ·He said price controls Portland. r. a~ . rs. 30 ' coup.Jedwt'thsm"llerallocation who will able to buy up t~ 10 . tp.m. Thursday at the McAfee Jndtana, Discharges Tuesday - Icie · · ·11 - Elmer Blake Dorts and years. • _ ·gallons, and a limit of five Funeral Home m LoutSVl e · . ' Surviving are her· fiusband of fuel "rOducts ·"have reduced Tucker, Ruby Sayre, George Roberta, 9elaware; Mr. and ·, ' " gallons for those who just drive Mrs. Wayne Luinan, Little Harley I. Knapp ; . three the ·' quanbty ot:,produc':tS for Adkins, William Weaver. in. Hocking ; Rev. and Mrs. D. 0 _ daughter~. Mrs ._. Emel~ne sale," resulting in some sn\aliOnly about 10 of Coo· Blake , Hockingport; Mrs. Mullms, Athe,ns ; Mrs. Carl L. er dealers being ,forced out MICHAEL COMMENDED necticut's 200 service statlons -Lee) Boggs , busmess. were open Tuesday' after Navy Airman David 0 . Gerald Phillips, AthenS; Mt. ( W•.nd~ 'and Mrs. Edward Blake _ and . Galhpohs ; Mrs. Edward !!. The FEO also said it . was police earlier ordered some Michael, son Qf Mr. and Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. Bufo~d Bl~ke, . ( Wtlma')· Ru~ell, Coolvtlle; a investigating reports of price closed down because the lines Oliver I. Michael of 205 Rock Lottridge; Winfred Blake' o sl~ter, Mrs. ~sther . Counts, gouging by the Sun Oil Co., in of autos waiting for gas were St., Pomeroy, was commended too long and created a traffic as a member of Helicopter Tuppers Plains, ·and Mr. and Spencer; nine grandchildren, the &ale of heating oil. Anli-submarine Squadi-on Five Mrs Harley Johnson Wolf and one great.graodchtld. She Firm Complains to FEO hazard. -, '( was preceded in death by her · Northeast :Petroleum Co., a . In Massachusetts, auto clubs the U. S. Sixth Fleet task force ~n.· parents , a son, two sisters and Boston-based firm, ·corriplained and police sent callers to the in the Mediterranean ' aboard a bro,ther. • to the FEO it -paid Sun $5.9 handful of state turnpike this aircraft ca rrier during the . Marriage Licenses Funeral service~ will be at 2 million for 10.1 million gallons stations that were open but · •latest Middle East crisis. The Carter Powell French, , p.m. Thursday at !he White of heating oil. 31 limiting each customer to $2 force stood ready to evacuate worth of gas. America n citizens from danger Middleport, and Carolyn Sue Fun_eral Home here with the . Another distributor, which Rev. Roy_W. Rose officiating. the FEO refused to identify, Inlllinois,only three stations areas and to back up U. S. Shrimp! in, 27 • Middleport; ·Burial will be in the Coolville said it had been told by Sun it were open for the entire diplomats as they worked to 1 8 Roger Joe Sthdoults t ' d• MN'ew Cemetery'. Friend~ may call at . could buy heating oil at 70.5 Chicago area, the Gasoline . negotiate a cease fire . Le xmg 1on, s u en , an ary , 11 d' th Dealers Associatiion 'reported, Michael's wife is the former Ann Walker, 17, Racine . the funeral home today from 2 centsaga on.Accor mg to e stu<Wnt. ; / to 4 and from 7 to 9 p.m. Northeast -complamt, Sun was while about five were open in Ruth Ward of Rutland. · / " selling oil to its owa distribuGalesburg. tors at 17 to 18 cents a gallon. A spokesman for the FEO DIVORCE GRANTED BOARD TO MEET PT. PLEASANT . · _ ./~-ft.AC!NE - The Southern said Sun had been asked to LIVESTOCK SALES CO. Edna Sizemore, Rutland, Local~hool board will hoi~ its justify the 'price charged Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. wasgtyrancted a dtvoprcle"tn MCetgs annual organiza'lion meeting Northeast and the agency Coun December 29,1973 ommon eas ourt Th r d t . . th u s ay a 8 p.m. m e would continue to . investigate . ld s· HOGS - 175 to 220 40 to 44, Mon day from Gar fte tze- clerk's office· at the high. all complaints of increased Heavies 43 to 45.50, Ughts 34 to more, Rutland, on the grounds h 1 scoo. prices in the energy field. 36, Fat Sows 34 to 38, Pigs 20.a0 of gross neg1eel of duly and Rep. Les Aspin, D·Wis., to 30.:;{), extreme cruelty. \ however, charged that 00cause CATTLE - Steers 39 to 40.>0, of contributions to Nixon 's--reHeifers 3~ to 38, Fat Cows 3-1 to UNIT CALLED election campaign by the big 38, Canners 29 to 34, Bulls 3-1 to The Middleport E·R squad oil companies, the Presid~t's , Mr. and Mrs. Clair 40, Stock Steers 40 to 46.50, was called Tuesday at' 9:47 ''hands are tied 1 preventing Stock Heifers 39 to 45, Stock p.m. to North Second ·st. for Parkerson is in Corning, Ohio him from dealing effectively Steer Calves 47 to 65, Stock Mrs. Clarabell Smith, a spending the Christmas with the current energy Heifer Calves 48.50 to 49.50. medical patient, who was holiday with their daughter crisis.'' ,. taken to Veterans Memorial and family, Mr. and Mrs. Aspin released a· 58-page ' LOCAL TEMPS Floyd Wycinski. Hospital. study which showed officials The temperature in downHazel Wright was the guest town Pomeroy at II a.m. of her son and family on and principal stockholders of STUDY SCHEDULED oil companies contributed Wednesday was 29 degrees, MASON - A Bible study on Christmas day, Mr. and Mrs. nearly $5 million to Nixon's under sunny skies. the book of Colossians will be David Wright, of Point i972 campaign. conducted by the pastor, Pleasant, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. John Merrill of Walter doud, at the First Southern Baptist Church in Columbus, and Mrs. Bernard Mason at 7:30 p.m. Monday Ledlie spent the weekend with Tonight & Thur~day through Friday. A nursery will Mr. and Mrs, Richard Ritter Jan. 2-3 be provided. The public is and children ofFayetteville, N. NOT OPEN c. invited. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gorby are Fri.-Sat.-Sun. spending a few days with their PROGRAM SET Jan. 4-5-6 NEPT<JNE FACTOR SALEM CENTER - Boy son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ben Gazarro Scouts will present the Gorby, at Myrtle Beach. Yvette Mim ea ux Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fetty program when the Salem Show Starts 7 p.m. and son of Bucyrus, 0., spent a Center PTA meets at 7:30p.m. few days visiting his parents, Monday at the schooL ' Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fetty and family. Mrs. Dorothy Wright was Chrisbnas Day guest' of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and' Mrs. John Dexter of Huntington, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr and children, David and Michelle, and Mrs. Alpha !larr, were Christmas Day dinner guests -of their brother and family, . Mr. and Mrs. Duane Barr of (ONLY EXPERIENCED Oak Hill, 0 . Other guests werP. Mr. and Mrs. Durkins, and son Kevin of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Kay Benscoter and family of Signet, 0., and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Woodard and children, Morton and Irene Barnes were Monday dinner guests at the J. T. Ledlie home. Mike Sawyers dies on Sunday Mrs. Knapp .of . olville dieS q'u'ality meats to the consw:ning public. We feel that by changing the company name to coincide with our brand, the public will more readily relate our product with our company . "We assure you that it is our firm desire to continually improve the quality of our · products and service to our many customers. Wi\11 this in mind, we take this opportunity to wish you and yours a happy and prosperous New Year." News . ·• . in Briefs (Continued from page I) Prosecuto-r 's jurisdiction are continuing, includi~ the review of Whtte House files, " Jaworski ~aid, "the presentatton of evtdence to the grand juries has progressed to the point that in January and February these bodies will be prepared to consider the matter of returning indictments in a substantial number of major involvements.'' Thompson, at home in Nashville, Tenn., said he didn't "see any way in the world we can finish the thing by Feb. 28. I feel like they will have to go back to the Senate and ask for an extension of time." Thompson said the committee must decide the "relative significance" of matters the staff is pursuing now - including hefty Nixon campaign contributions from dairy interests and a $100,000 gift from billionaire recluse Howard Hughe~.• npw ~nder federal indictment. BUENOS AIRES - AMERICAN BUSINESS community sources say EsS<l Oil Corp. officials have offered $5 million in ranS<lm for kidnaped Esso executive Victor Samuelson, 36, a native of Cleveland, Ohio. The offer was half the sum demanded by the Marxist "People's Revolutionary Army" (ERP), to be paid in goods to slwn dwellers . . Guerrillas Dec. 6kidnaped Samuelson from an Esso refinery at Campana 60 miles north of here, which he managed. A business magazine said there were 170 reported kidnapings last year, with $34 million in ransom being paid. Charles Hayes, 51, another American, has been held 13 days by unidentified gunmen. They seek $500,000 for the release of the Mekee Tesca Construction Co. official. In Stock ' Ph1lip Sporn Plant New Haven, W.Va. Has Job Openings For Pennanent Employment In The Following · Skills ,. , MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE -·- CHECK OUR P.ftiCES ' ' I \ ' - . COME and SEE! m-m2 •'ill ••• 1 " ALSO FELT BOOT LINERS ' MASON, W. VA.' •" Polt Olflco acix361, Now lhlvt~~, ~~ Vl!li~l• uw T•lo;_..: •rN cOdt 304 •·3111 . ' HERMAN GRATE ,_• ARCTICS MASON .f ·URNITURE ' ' APPLICANTS MAY CALL C304) $82-~126 (collect) BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 7:30 AM TO 4:00 PM . TO ARRANGE -AN--INlERVIEW MEN'S 4_and 5 Buckle -heritage _house . Your THOM MeAN Store · ' Middlfporl, 0. . ' elected vice president, and Chambers wa s Martha reappointed clerk. ·Jim Cornell and Larry Lehew were named custodians, Alfred Frank dog warden, and Everett J. Holmes, county apiary inspector. In other business, transfers from the . general fund were approved of l3,000 to the soil conservation fund, $4,9q to the public assistance fund and $2,411 to the crippled children's fund. ' Attending were Robert Clark, Henry Wells, Warden Ours, commissioners, and Mrs. Chambers. • at y • chain Regional Commission, the U.S . Envivonmental Protection Agency, and tile U.S. department of the In· terior , as well as poteiltial grants from at least eight other federal agencies plus funds now being set up by Congress. The board a Iso recommended as possible state sources of money a reclamtion bond issue, an increase in the severance lax on coal and other minerals, and allocations from the sta te capital improvement and general budgets. . "It becomes obvious that much financial assistance is now or will become available in (Continued on Page 8) TRAGEDY AT JOB SITE - This was the grim scene near Danville in western Meigs County Wednesday afternoon when the body of John Allen Locke, 3-1, New Albany, was moved in a blanket from a water tower where he was killed when a part of the tank and,walkway gave way. Dr. R. R Pickens, front left, and deputy Sheriff Manning Roush, right, were among the men carrying Locke's body through the muddy terrain to the nearby road . • enttne ' _., -' __ PH_ON__E_9_92_21_56_ __ ~TE_N_CE_NTS SAN CLEMENTE, CALIF. -PRESIDENT NIXON was expected to sign by a midnight deadline a two-,step, II per cent boost in Social Security benefits for 30 million retired or disabled worke1'8, wldnws.and dependent children. Nixon has some reservations about the legislation, which was overwhebningly passed by both houses of Congress before the Christmas adjournment. But he will sign it, according to aides. The first 7 per cent of the increase·will come in April ch~cks with the remaining 4 per cent in July checks. To _ pay for the $2.3 billion increase, payroll taxes will be increased for middle and upper income worke1'8. PT. PLEASANT - Fire of the scene because of the in.. undetermined origin, but tensity of the fire. They were believed to have started from a forced to haul water from Point heating system, broke out " Pleasant keeping two trucka early today on the towboat busy. One< the blaze's severity Lute moored at the G & c was lower, firemen were able Towing Harbour along State to get in closer to the scene and Route 2 south of here resulting managed to get ooe truck down in damage estimated at close to the river where they $40,000. pulled water from the Ohio. A company spokesman -said After fighting the fire more workmen on the Johnson , a than four hours, firemen landing boat, were out in the returned to the station at 5:16 Ohio·Rivj!l' working when they a:m. Robert Bosworth,' owner, spotted the blaze at 1:03 a.m. Because they could not reach was among the first to reach the Lute in time to fight the the scene. Company spokesmen said blaze, workmen notified persOnnel by radio at the City the future of the Lute is onIce and Fuel, who in turn determined at this time. Most notified · the Pt. Pleasant of the damage was confined to· Volunteer Fire Department. the wood cabin and to the They were assisted ·by the engines. Gallipolis Fire Department No one was on the boat at the 'and · Coastguardsmen on the time the blaze broke out. Work· men were either out on the -Oleander. Local firemen brought two Johnson or at the lower end, of tankers and a car, but were the fleet. The Lute was used as blimpered in getting water ,to, . a spare boat. . .._ ' v Father of 5 dies under fall en tank Meigs County marked its first accident fatality Wedne~;day aft('rnoon when a lank on a water lower being constructed near Danville crashed to the ground . Dead is John Allen Locke , 34, father of five children, of 1836 Culbertson SL, New Albany , Ind ., who was employed by Caldwell Tanks, Inc ., of New Albany , engaged in building the water system of the Leading Creek Conservancy District. Two other workers at the scene were injured. Removed to Holzer Medical Center by the' Pomeroy and Middleport E·R squads were Floyd Hawkins, 26, Bowling Green, Ky., who was treated and released , and John Barr, New Albany , who suffered a fractured skull and is under intensive care. INSPECT SCENE -One ntan, John Allen Locke, 3-1, New Albany, Ind., lost his life and two others were injured Wednesday afternoon in weste~n Meigs County when a steel water tank being installed on the tower above gave way. The piece of steel tank on the left bounced some 20 feet after striking Locke who was working on the ground below the installation. On the scene to investigate the accident which occurred about 2:25 p. m. Wednesday was Sheriff Robert C. Har· tenbach 's Department. Deputy Sheriff Manning Roush said a -part of a steel ring sheet and walkway had been inslalled on the flanges of 'the 60 foot water tower. -The pieces had been bolted in, he said . .Hawkins and Barr were on the walkway and Locke was or! the ground. Without warning, the walkway and ring sheet gave way and the two pieces struck Locke .on the ground. • Gallia employment, payroll up. shl!rply Employers in Gallia County hired a total average of 6,319 workers in 1972 and reported a total payroll of $49,454,007 according to Frank 0. Knox, manager of the Gallipolis Area office 'of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services. The figures are bpd upon 421 "employer units" in 1972 who reported to the division of research and statistics through June I, 1973. In Meigs County the same basic report showed an average of 2,026 workers were employed by 325 employer units with a total payroll of $13,863,901. "' Employment In Gallia covered by the employment .. s e r v i c e s i n c r e a s e' d significantly in some fields, including contract construction, 166.2 percent ; manufacturing, 23.1 percent; wholesale and relail trade, 26.1 percent; finance, insurance, and real estate, 33.3 percent and services, 757.2 percent. Overall , Gallia showed an increase of 91.5 percent In the employment field. Total payroll coverage was up 105 percent, including contract construction, 203.3 percent; manufacturing, 28.8 percent; transportation and utilities, 16.9 pe ~cent; wholesale and retail trade, 31.6 Towboat burned PEOP.LE .NEED APPLY) Although A Strike Is In ProgrR, The Company Continues to OpeCC:te The Plant. THROUGHOUT THE STORE seat vacated by Karr. was ., Holiday, And Retirement. . Robert Clark was elected president of the Meigs County Commissioners at the annual organizational meeting Tuesday morning. Clark has served as president since Charles R. Karr resigned May 11, of this year. Henry Wells, who was appointed to the board to fill the WASillNGTON - OF THE 19 WHITE HOUSE aides, cor· (Continued on Page 8) , J~ese Jobs Provide ·Excellent Wages And A·Benefits Program Which -Intrudes ·Life ln~uran~, Medical Insurance, Disabillity ·Jnsbrance , Sick Leave, Vacations, I the 23 "top priority" Ohio watersheds, using $32,750,000 in state and federal funds over the next 31h years. Clark is president of board CLEVELAND - A ONE-CENT PER GALLON increase in the price of gasoline and a two-cent increase per gallon for home heating oil were announced Wednesday by Standard Oil of Ohio (Sohio). B. P. Oil, a Sohio subisidiary headquartered in Wilmington, Del., simultaneously announced a one-half-cent per gallon increase for gasoline and a two-cent hike per gallon of home heating oil and diesel fueL · Robert G. Griffin, Sohio marketing vice president, attributed I the price boosts to the higher cost of foreign and domestic crude oil. Sohio's gasoline now costs 46.4 cents per gallon for regular and 50.4 cents per gallon for premium at all company operated stations. Those include stations which go under the names of Sohio, Boron and B. P. Oil in Ohio and surrounding states. £entraJ O.perating Company's Now you Know . The_first dining room called a restaurant was opened in 1765 by A. Boulanger, a Paris soup vendor. abandoned mines in three of the initial projects. _ " It is extremely important that Ohio immediately start several of the watershed studies." the report said. ·~ un­ less specific projects are located and well defined as part of the recommended detailed feasibility studies, these funding opportunites will be lost." . The report referred to available grants from the Appala- COLUMBUS - GOV. JOHN J. GILIJGAN was asked Wednesday by state Sen. Howard C. Cook, R·Toledo, to request that Ohio be exempt from the new law prescribing year-round Daylight Savihgs Time. In a letter oo Gilligan, Cook asked t~e governor to req'!est the exemption from President Richard M. Nixon. Cook said children would be forced to go to school in the dark, and less than 0.6 per cimt of the nation's fuel would be saved, by going to Daylight Saving Time. Uoder Daylight Saving Time, CoOk said it would still be dark at 9 a.m. in his district and "one child's life is worth many times an insignificant savings of fuel." MEIGS THEATRE OFF said, the board recommended: -Seeking Ohio's share of the $525 million now available from federal •gencies and more than $300 millfon in additional • funds expected to become available in the future. im- Immediate plementation · of the reclamation projects at other 21 areas from becoming- By Unlled Press International .-.· COLUMBUS - MEMBERS OF THE Ohio House of Representatives have rung in the new year with a bundle of new bills, many of them on energy problems. The Senate celebrated Wednesday by receiving a new senator. Both chambers reconvened for the second. half of the llOth legislative session. They were to recess for the weekend today. Reps. Don S. Maddux, D-Lancaster, and Michael 1". Stinziano, D-Columbus, proposed a seven-member state Energy Conservation Commission to steer state fuel policies and recommend legislation on the subject. Gov. John J. Gilligan is expected to propose his own stale energy agency when he sul>mits his fuel-related legislation within two weeks. ELBERFELDS IN _POMEROY TO Sen. Robert T. Secrest, DCambridge, said the board recommended enlisting the aid of private enterprise and the federal government to get the money to speed the project. He noted that the 95-year projection had been based on using only the stat~ 's severance tax on minerals, reclamation . In its final report, SeC't'est - Providing financial incentives for mine operators a nd landow'lers . to perform reclamation where ec-onomically possible. The board was established under a 1972 strip mine 'control law: The report was prepared by Skelly & Loy Consulting Engineers, Colwnbus, in t'OOp-eration with Battelle Memorial Institute, Arthur Young & Co., Toledo, and the Ohio State University School of Landscape Architecture. The board recommended the slate immediately select three of the top priority watersheds for reclamation projects. The top 'prioritl"owatersheds, rated in November on the basis of cost effectiveness , amount of pol!Jjtion , development demand, density of strip mine's, economic need, public .• yisibility and visual quality, were Little Raccoon Creek in Gallia, Jackson and Vinton Counties, and the Raccoon Creek and Elk Fork areas of Gallia, Meigs and Vinton Counties. However, there is nothir)g that would prevent any of the fl'ews •• in Brief~I- OPEN mURSDAY 9:30AM TO 5 PM ·AND ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 PM. % acid mine drainage in Ohio. which brings in about $4.1 million a year , to finan ce ~~;;;;::::::::;>.>.:::::::;::::::~:::::::;:::::::::::::::::::,::::~:;:~::;:::::;:::::;:;:;:;:::;:::;:::::>::::::::::::::::::::: and the Toy Store in the Middle Block. NOW But the board agreed last month with a re€flmmendation; that the century-long project be shortened to 26 years, and that additional money be committed to cleaning up abandoned deep mines, which cause 50 to 75 per cent of all NO~._18~3_ _PO_M_ER_OY_-M_ID_DL_EP--'-O_RT_,O_H_IO__-_ ___TH..,..UR_SD_AY_,_JA_NU~AR_Y~3~,1~97_4_ __ At The Warehouse On Mechanic ~street Machines By LEE LEONARD COLUMBUS (UP!) - The .Ohio Board on Unreclaimed Strip Mined Lands has recom· mended that the state attempt to reclaim all abandoned surface and underground mines by the year 2000 ·at an estimated cost of $623 million. The proposal is at tl)e top of a list of seven recommendations in a report to be presented to Gov. John J. Gilliga~ later this month . Consultants to the board had reported last November it would take 95 years to reclaim Ohio's orphan strip mihe lands alone at a cost of $283 million. VOL XXV _ _ Special Sale Prices All Over The Store, Used Sewing would cost $623 million .by year 2000 Ikvoted To The lntere.t. Of The Meig5·Mmon Area STOREWIDE JANUARY SALE Many Good . his wife Pat as temporary chairman of the new National Voluntary Service Advisory Cotincil Tuesday, but then the White House announced that it was all a mistake. In a correction issued to the news media, the White House said that it has been learned that under the law the First Lady cannot receive a presid~ntial appointment. Had Mrs. Nixon been allowed to serve, she apparently would have been eligible for $138.48 daily payment. SHOP NOW DURING OUR • · La11gsville Reclaiffimg of Ohio's -ahatJd-o ned ·m ines SAN CLEMENTE, CAUF. -PRESIDENT Nixon appointed ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY CLEARANCE SALE ON FABRIC -, • " \ ' I percent ; finance, insurance Nondurable goods, $148.55; and real estate, 46.6 percent food and kindred products, and services, 846.5 percent. $181.76 ; other nondurable Increases reflect not only goods, $99.37. improved economic conditions, Transportation and utilities, but also statu tor}: extensions in _ $186.8>; transporta tion and coverage in I972 to · include allie"d services, ·$139.61 ; employers of fewer thim three communication and other workers, non-profit agencies, utilities, $216.41. state employees and slate Wholesale and retail trade, $93. 88 ; wholesale trad e, colleges. The average wage among the $116.95; retail trade, $91.47. 6,319 workers covered was Finance insurance and real • I $150.50 per week. The break· es tate, - $140 .59; banks., down on the average wage In securities and finance, $122.10; various fields reporting in- insurance carriers and agents, clude: Mining, $164 .13; contract construction, $264 .2 8; manufacturing , $152.95 ; NEW YORK (UP!) durable goods, $155.89;_1umber Emphasizing "this is the last and wood products, $93.83; false start we are goi_ng to have stone, clay and glass products, $251.52; other durable gOQds,. in this case," a federal judge agreed to posipone for the third $148.63. time Wednesday the obstruction of justice trial of $155.47; real estate operators and agents, $160.07. Services, $95.91; hotels and other lodging places, $62.85; personal se rvices , $76.14 ; mutton pictures and recreation, $51.05; other services, $99.85. . State and local government, $13>.91. Largest group of employees is 1,243, serviceS, :Last start; sure Steer weigh-in ~ is Saturday at HOME SAVED The Ollv.e·' Twp. Fire Karr's scales Department, flghllog Icy former Cabinet officers John Mitchell and Maurice Stans. U. S. District Court Judge Lee p. Gagliardi', who will preside at the trial, granted the motion for a delay on behalf of Mitchell's lawyer, Pete ·::~:;::::::::;:;:~:::=::::~:::::::::=:::::;,::::::::'<-:::::::::::::~::::;.. Fleming, _ WALTER (MARY) BENTZ was presented a gold pin for 30 years service with the Ohi_o Power· Co. by Fred Morro!", local manager, Wednesday :Mrs. Bentz; the former Mary Wiggins, colnpleted 30 years with the company in Pomeroy on Dec_.·29. under followed by 1,167 in wholesale and retail trade, and 1,049 in contract constructiOn. All 4-H club and FFA roads that prevented them members planning to par· from reaching the scene of ticipate in the steer feeding the blaze for some time, program this year must weigh nevertheless, saved the tw~ their steers in at Karr's Royal story borne of th_e Larry Oak Farm scales Saturday Johnson lamlly on Bigley c-morning, Jan . 5 starting Ridge Rd. near. Long Bottom promptly at 9:30 a.m., ending this morning. The fire, which ·started at about 9 a.m., did by noon. En try cards must be turned approximately $500 damage in on or before that date, ac- according to Fire Chief Jack cbrding to C. E. Blakeslee, Westfall.county agent. Anyone in· terested in further details may · C OF C TO MEET call the extension office or any The Middleport Chamb~r of of the vo-ag teachers in the Commerce will meet at 7:30 county who are Everette p.m. Friday in the socia l room Holcomb, Aaron Sayre, and uf th~ Columbus and Southern Bob Spurlock . Ohio Electric Co. ' ·~ d I • I who is engaged in a majbr stock fraud trial in Oklahoma City. Without setting an actual trial date, Gagliardi said the proceeding would begin within two or three days of the Oklahoma case, which a , representative of Fleming's law firm estimated would go to a jury around Feb. 15. " FIRST RUN MADE RACINE - The Racine E-R squad made its first run of 1974 Wednesday transporting Bennet Roush, Rt. I, Racine, to Veterans Memoria l Hospital for medical reasons at 5:30 p. m. E-R spokesman Randall Roberts said the squ11d made 173 calls in 1973, 14 of them coming in December . The squad al~o answered 20 fire calls last year. • The ring sheet section bounced some 20 feet down the hill from th~ tower after striking Locke who died instantly of head and back injuries. Uninjured were Elmer Ja ckson, foreman of the job, and Wayne Caulley, a hoist operator . The emergency squads, the Southeastern Ohio Emergency _MediCal Service and the sheriff's department were summoned. Dr. R. R. Pickens, Meigs coroner, was on the scene to examine the body and following the exa mination, helped car ry the remains through heavy mud- near the tower to the road, known as Red Hill Road. The body was then taken by ambulance to the Walker Funeral Home in Rutland where arrangements were made to take the body to New Albany. Middleport Police Chief J . J . Cremeans was on the scene as were Sheriff Hartenbach and Deputy Roush. Mr. t ocke was born Sept. 16, 1939, the son of Carl and Margaret :.-iss Locke of New Albany. He was a veteran of the U. S. ·Air Force having served from 1957 to 1961. Besides his parents he is survived by his wife, Dula Shire Locke; four sons, John, Jr., Bart, Chris and Scott, and a daughter, Katrina, all at home, and tlU'ee brothers and two sisters. Funeral services will be held (Continued on Page 8) Drivers got same result Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach's department investigated a solo auto accident Wednesday night that turned into a two car mishap. At 10:01 p.m. a car driven by Johnnie K. Harrison, 18, Rt.. 4, Pomeroy, headed east on SR 124 near Rutland, went out of control Oil tee, off the road on the left and into a ditch. Seconds later, another auto, this one driven by ..Phillip D. Miller, 18, Rt. 1, Cheshire, came onto the same icy spot, also lost control, went off the left side, striking Harrison's auto. Minor damage was reported to both autos. There were no injuries and"no citations were issued . AI .. , , • �' • 2 Tl e Da Se ne M dd eport I ORDINANCE NO 002 3 o 0 Ja 974 ng d C o eg a 3 0 Sa e ilnd Apple Grove News, Events Mayo s Cou SS 00 when Weapons and n 0 TRA F F C Def n c ons l D g Abu e PART SEVEN BUSINESS REGULAT ON CODE Chap e 05 B a ds and Poo ooms A chap er p ov d ng a genera pena y o Y do a s sso 00 max mum Chap e e Pedd s and 0 ed PART N NE UTLTES STREE S AND SERV CE5 CODE Chap e Gene a y A 92 hape u povdng pena y genera max mum $ 000 Chap e PUBLC 925 es o a chap e Sewe s A hap er p ov d ng or equ ng a pe m t ee of S75 00 o a e o connect w th pub c sewe pena v gene a chap e s 000 max mum Chap e 957 Ga bage and Rubb sh Co ec on A chap er p ov d ng for equ ng a cense app a on norma on nves ga on fee o S25 00 enewa annua y De embe PART • 3 TH RTEEN 135 Na ono BU LD NG CODE Chape Bu d ng Code A chap e p ov d ng for adop ng he 967 ed ton copes on f e w h C e k T easu e and ava abe to pubt c at cos copy also n County Law L brary def n ons pena y of s100 oo max mum o any v oat on of Nat ona Bu d ng Code Chap er 329 Abatemen o Pub Nu sance A chaplet orov d ng or de n ons p oh b ng bu td ng d s epa equ ng Bu td ng nspecto to nspect and pho ograph any sl uc u e be eved to be unsafe after obta n ng search wa ant equ ng Bu d ng nspec o to no fy owne by cer f ed rna o newspaper pub cat on to effect epa s owne may appea d srepa r f nd ng of Bu d ng nspec o to Counc hea ng of appea by Counc to be w h n 30 days af e rece v ng not ce of appeal owner m y appea Counc dec son o Common F> eas Cou or epa r bu ding o herw se C erk T easu er to adve se forb ds for demo on o bu d ng owne o bee expenses o w 1 be cert fed to Coun y Aud o and become a en on proper y 3 es Gene G a ce k 0 2c e Dav d W Ohl nge P es den of Counc SUMMARY OF NEW MATTER CONTA NED IN THE CODIF ED ORD NANCES ADOPTED DECEMBER 28 1973 M ODLEPORT AD The 0 GENERAL and to SON BORN Mr and Mrs Richard Stewart of Columbus are an nouncmg the borth of a son Richard Clifton at a Columbus hospital The mlant was conlmed to mtel1Slve care for orne days but now has been retw ned home Grandparents are Mrs Maxme Michael Laurel Cliff Hennan Michael Pomeroy and Mr and Mrs Richard Stewart Cheshire By Mrs Herbert Roush Mrs Ava Belles of Wellston and Mrs Mary LeFever of All ance were Chrostmas Eve and Chrostmas Day guests of Mrs Ferne B Hayman and all three VISited Mrs June Wickersham and sons Jeff and T m Christmas Eve Also Vlsltmg the W1ckershams were Mr and Mrs Roger Beegle and family Mr and Mrs Bill Fox and son DaVId spent Chf!Stmas Day With Mr and Mrs Orville Harpold and family at Belpre Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Vernon Donohue were 1\tr and Mrs Robert Harden and family of Mar on 0 Mr and Mrs Lowell Burton and family of Columbus were Christmas Day guests Mr and Mrs Gerald Hayman and son Ke th ac compamed their son Ted to Westerville Hayman Sunday and spent Chrostmas Mr and Mrs Gene Jewell and children went to Westerville Wednesday and brought the Haymans to theor home Thurs day Mrs Feme B Hayman and guests Mrs Ava Belles of Wellston Mrs Mary LeFever of Alliance were Christmas dinner guests of Mrs June Wickersham and sons V!s1tmg Mr 'lmd Mrs Lester Roush and family Christmas Day were Mr and Mrs Jun Connally and children of Syracuse Mr and Mrs Roger Manuel and Angle of RaCille Mr and Mrs Gary Roush and D1ck Srruth Mr and Mrs Jeff Donohew of Belpre stayed at the home of the former s parents Mr and Mrs Roy Donohew while they spent ChriStmas With therr son Johnme and family m New Mex1co Moss Mary Congo of Portland was a ChriStmas Day guest of Mr and Mrso-Jack Ables and family Mrs Alice Balser spent Chrostmas week With her son Mr and Mrs Laurence Balser and family of Tuppers PlaiDS A gift exchange was held by the members of the family of Mr and Mrs Gerald Hayman at theor home Sunday evenmg Attendmg were Mr and Mrs Robert Hart and children of Racme Keith Hayman Mr and Mrs Gene Jewell and children of Letart W Va Bruce Hart of Columbus Lorna Bell and Allen Cun rungham of Syracuse Mrs Erwin Gloeckner returned to her horne Saturday after a vos1t w1th her daughter Mr and Mrs Larry Badgely and children at Fairfax Va Mr and Mrs Edward Morros and children of Charleston W Va Mr and Mrs Larry Foster and children of Columbus and Bill Wheeler student at Ohio State UmverSlty Columbus were all guests at the home of theor parents Mr and Mrs Alex Wheeler for the holidays Christmas Day guests of Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush were Mrs Iva Orr Mrs Edna Roush of Racme and Christy Michaels Moss Millie Ripley of Charleston W Va was a guest of Mr and Mrs Herbert Shoelds over the holidays Chnstmas Eve they all spent the mght with the Shleldaes daughter Mrs Marlene Fisher and children at Racine Miss Lorna Bell was a FRENCH FRIES ONLY 25e McCLURE'S 4th & l 992 5248 ...; It's the DiHerence m First Aid LINE OF ELECTRIC POWER TOOLS ttours 1 1 m YD, .w p 1n Dally 773 5583 71 m to 9 p m Friday & S.turday Mason ~ State fans look at t The t Buckeyes 42-21 wm ners over Southern Cal fornia l.'uesday m the Rose Bowl are ~ Today's ~ t Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN I PI ~oorts Editor NEW 'rURK (UP! 1 Woody Hayes d dfi 1 u-y weasel wordm1; his way around the subJect He was honest about 1t I m a I ttle b used he sa d but yes today I d certainly say we were No I Woody Hayes was r ght He s a I ttle bl3sed In favor of Oh o State naturally but he shouldn t brood too much about 1t because he 1sn t any more biased on behalf of Ohio State than Ara Parseghian os for Notre Dame Joe Paterno lor Penn State or Bear Bryant for Alabama When you re biased on favor of somebody or somethmg ygu re influenced What s \\Tong w th a coach be ng mlluenced by his own team? He wouldfi t be much of a coach if he wasn t H1s Buckeyes influenced Woody Hayes apprec ably when they socked t to Southern Califorma 42 21 m the Rose Bowl on New Years Day No wonder he was a little b1ased Parseghlan No Different -' Ara Parseghian wasn t any different after Notre Dame shaded Alabama 24-23 m the Sugar Bowl Monday mght Asked 11hether he now felt his team was the best 10 the nation he added I thfJlk we deserve ot I w1ll be d1sappomted if we are not No I There was no way 10 the world Joe Paterno was gomg to be disappomted alter Penn State beat Louo~oana State 16-9 10 the Orange Bowl I ve JUSt conduct•d my <>wn poll the Paterno poll -;!Od Penn State IS No I beamed the N1ttany Lions coach after they defeated l.'iU Penn State was ranked fifth natwnally Southern Cal seventh Notre Dame fourth Ohio State thord Oklahoma (which d1dn t ;>lay 10 any bowl) second and Alabama was No I -the regular season national champiOn The two key word<; there are regular season Each week durmg the college football season 30 of the nation s foremost coaches representmg every section of the country cast theor vote for the top 10 teams Group Comprises Board Thos 35-rnan group comproses the UP! major college football ratings board and one of'1ts object ves s selectmg the regular season nat onal champiOn The fmal ballot os cast alter the end of the regular season The coaches not only want ot th s way they ns1st upon 1t A different system os used by another w1re servoce Sports wr ters and sports casters do the votmg here and follow ng the regular season they engage m a post-season vote alter the bowl games The maJOrity of coaches reJect thos dea 811tl have done so repeatedly They feel theor way of votmg the UP! way reflects a team s regular season ability more accurately and elimmates all post-<~eason emotiOnalism Maybe I m a I ttle b1ased too but I have to agree woth them Every now and then two extraordinary teams like Alabama and Notre Dame each owrung perfect record<; will meet m a bowl game as they did m New Orleans Monday mght and there will always be a temptation to label the wmner No I but that doesn t necessarily make 1t so As Joe Paterno pomts out a bowl game 1s a reward to the players for havmg a good season May Need Playoffs Maybe what college football need<; now s a playoff system of some kmd but until a practical one os devosed the coaches as a group say they don't think bowl games should he the deter rrumng factor m deciding the a,uthentlc regular oeason natwnal champoon The feeling among most of the coaches says Boll Murray executive director of the Amencan Football Coaches Association os that they don t think a team should have to go through an entore regular season prove tself dur ng ts 10 or II game schedule and then have everythmg risked n a post-sea.Son game You get a spectacular bowl game now and then and naturally if theresa vote afterward some emolion os bound to show F.requently ot does That s why you hear all the different Were No Is To he sure a few coaches have vo ced some sentiment for a change m the present system of theor votmg but every time they get together hold a meetmg and take a vote on how they should vote they go back to the way they re ballotmg now-rneanmg only unlil the end of the regular season Ara Parsegh an Woody Hayes and Bear Bryant all know this IS true They are among the voters Seven games slats Marauders Fa ow ng a e he sta sf cs o the 5 seven games o 9 3 74 Me gs Ma aude baske bal season Player Qua Is Myers Dodson Coats P ce Au I Wa bu n FG A Pet FT A 4 34 4 26 35 68 5 6 8 • 8 47 2 18 31 95 33 14 t 2 6 34 10 8 6 28 2 3 6 6 25 24 59 B ancha d B a ue Ash May Meadows Cremeans TOTALS OPPON 49 27 o2 2 00 44 29 oo 50 3 33 Pet Reb PF Pis 33 30 6 30 33 8 8 6 66 55 6 94 82 24 6 6 55 13 6 52 50 8 6 5 55 12 6 8 3 3 62 43 3 19 5 33 oo 9 3 2 3 33 9 Scor ng by qua ters ME GS 92 98 OPPON 0 2 0 0 0 3 6 -lll9 38 65 I B ss 270 46 90 128 7D 264 42 184 397 Baaf Fronts 79• lb• Price Includes. cut hng wrapping & Freezing Phone Us 4 lb 4 lb 3 tb 2 tb 2 lb 3 tb 1 tb CHUCK ROAST GROUND BEEF PORK CHOPS SLICED BACON LARGE FRANKS SPARE RIBS CHEESE SPREAD 2 lb 3 lb 2 tb 3 tb 2 tb 21b 31b ROUND STEAk GROUND BEEF SLICED SHOULDER BULK SAUSAGE STEW MEAT BEEF LIVER RIB STEAKS 2S Your Orclerl quock core It he ps keep them n the monor league Your pharmac st has those first aiders you eed 992~502 $ $ $ 4S8 98 03 96 389 7 25 8 458 NBA All-Star game • lS scheduled January 15 NEW YORK (UP!)- Boston and Atlanta Will each have two players m the NBA J\ll.slar game after the Celtocs Dave Cowens and John Havltcek and the Hawks Lou Hudson and Pete Marav1ch were named to the Eastern Conferer. e team Wedfiesday for the Jan 15 rrud season classic m Seattle Wash Walt Frazier of the New York Knocks rounds out the startmg team pocked by writers and broadcasters m the leagues 17 Cities Each coty was allowed one lull pomt College Ratings l.iiP Po nts 2 2 8 5 22 3 2 07 84 44 35 29 5 6 Cowens the Boston center who won the MVP award 10 last year s game was an almost unanunous chmce woth 16 833 points of a possible 17 000 Havl cek collected 15 782 and Hudson drew II 027 po nts to top the NBA forwards m the hallotmg Marovich had had 15 559j nd Fraz1er 14 837 pomts to earn the starting guard berths Bob McAdoo of Buffalo the league s leading scorer Cap! tal s Elvm Hayes and Jo Jo White of Boston also were chosen lor the East squad Four more players woll be selected by the conferences e ght coaches The 80 New Yo k 6 Bv Ph 2 8 282 a o a de ph a FOGLE STILL LEADS NEW YORK (UP!) Larry Fogle Can!SIUS outstandmg forward contmued to lead the NCAA scormg accordmg to stat stocs released Wednesday Fogle who os averagmg 38 4 pomts a game this season also moved mto the second spot in rebounds trailing only ProVI dence s Marvm Barnes Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy w HOUSE PAINT YOU KNOW YOU CAN TRUST YOUR PHARMACISTI S tb 3 lb 2 lb 3 lb 3 tb 1 tb Hous on 3 2 325 9 Weste n Conference M waukee Ch ago De o Sale PRESCRIPTIONS PH 99:z 2955 Friendly Service $590 Galon 5 3rd Ave 992 2709 Middleport o w Los Ange es Go denS a e Por and Sea 8 7 8 e 28 ABA Stand ngs By Un led Press nte nat ona East w pc 9 b Ken u ky 23 4 6 2 Ca o na 25 6 6 0 New Yo k 24 6 600 V g n a 2 3 • Me mph 29 2 5 3 w U ah San An on o 6 Denve g b 550 .t86 436 J 8 22 On y game schedu ed 2 6 pet 22 Thu days Games KC Omaha a M waukee nd ana 769 25 6 6 o 5 2 35 Pac f c D v s on 2 4 Phoen x 6 2A 400 6 Wednesday s Resu ts Hous on o Ph ade fh a 99 Phoen K 6 A an a 3 New Yo k 92 Cap a a De o 06 M wau s nv m m9 KC Omaha 09 Bas on 9 San D ego g b pc 22 5 595 2 8 538 20 20 8 8 500 500 8 23 439 2 3 3 6 Wednesdays Resu t Memph s 0 V g n a 00 New Yo k 99 Ca o na 96 Denve 0 San An on o 08 On y games s hed ed Thu sday s Games Ken u ky s V g n a a No o k Memph s vs Ca o na a Ra e gh San A on o a u ah Den e a nd ana On y games sched ed Cage statistics 973 74 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL OVERALL STANDINGS CAs of Dec 29) p W L PCT Hannan Trace 7 2 000 58 270 000 Belpre 5 0 Logan 6 857 51 Wav e y 6 857 468 V non Coun y 6 857 445 T mb e 5 833 347 Gal po s 4 800 320 Athens 5 3 46 625 Alexande 4 3 57 443 Sou he n • 3 5 423 Kyge Creek No hGala M ler Wahama Po nt P easan t SEOAL STANDINGS CVARSITYl Team W L POP 4 0 294 86 Wave ly 3 292 226 Logan Athens 3 250 2 3 247 89 Ga po s 2 2 235 229 onion 3 249 302 a kson Me gs 0 4 217 2 0 We Is on 0434305 RESERVE) Team W L POP S ck es G 46 Myes M Wa Shoemake 40 40 Team 5 258 340 4 22790 47 26 Easte n H T ace 3 Sou hern K Creek 74 2 2 43 46 5 Va ey 3 7 61 S wesle n 0 5 23 229 OVERALL SCORING Name T FG FT P Avg Swa n HT 70 33 73 24 7 G ven Pt P eas 0 3 Mace A 74 32 Shoemaker Wav 64 27 23 23 0 80 22 5 55 22 Seeve s T 58 13 29 2 5 Rann I 62 24 48 2 63 30 56 9 5 5 ou NG Perce L 62 1 35 19 3 Mye s 5V 53 28 34 19 Pr lcha d N Y 54 25 33 9 0 SEOAL SCORING Name T FG FT P Avg Shoemake Rann Me Dona d J Mace A PceG P erce L Campbel L Dodson M P e e Wa Wa 42 3 97 24 J 26 4 56 40 5 out NG Myers SV 44 28 99 244 406 06 266 398 50 7 292 FREE THROW PCT Team FTM A Jackson 55 78 U>gan 44 69 Athens 46 74 WJJ.ve y 44 73 G+ll polis 35 65 Ironton 37 69 Me gs 3 58 We fston 34 76 REBOUNDS Team Pet 705 638 622 603 £ia 40 69 9 67 3 67 0 63 6 636 6 46 2 9 43 36 09 9 4 2 3 5 4 38 20 59 9 59 0 58 8 58 2 57 8 57 6 56 0 S5 6 55 0 53 6 270 320 335 54 0 87 4 46 8 186 4 46 5 No G Avg 60 4 15 0 62 4 IS 5 66 4 16 5 68 4 17 0 69 4 7 3 724 7 4 80 78 4 95 234 78 56 Shoemake Wa 42 76 553 FREE THROW PCT Name T FTM A Pet Con oy J 6 7 94 W1ghL 56938 9 26 52 3 47 9 40 o We tslon 240 6 DEFENSIVELY 73 v 5 49 0 7 S2 1 6 53 8 435 8) HTae 388 V nton Co 393 Eas ern 403 54 4 554 56 5 6 Southe n Logan 404 405 57 57 N Ga I a 47 F Hock ng 9 S8 9 62 7 376 444 anton 37 634 M ler 447 64 63 9 64 0 449 64 458 40 65 4 66 8 468 349 42 509 566 90 ackson S Va ley Wahama 40 29 39 26 p s gt ga 5 3 43 3 2 2 42 4 6 2 on RE-TIRE-lNG SEE US 9 Thu sday s Games BEFORE AMER CAN HOCKEY LEAGUE STAND NGS By Un ted P ess nl er nt~l onal No th w I t pts gf ga New Haven 20 2 6 46 .4 22 P ov dence 2 5 3 45 20 YOU BUY Nova Scot a Roches e 8os on Sp ngf e d ' 2 2 95 28 39~28 South I PIS 0 47 8 5 43 3 39 8 • 32.3 5 3 4 32 9 w 20 9 8 3 05 6 40 5 6 0 329 gt 50 26 02 3 99 329 R chmond 25 8 84 Wednesdays Resu s C nc nna s Ba ga 05 99 9 5 SALES 56 mo e 2 Rochesle 3 He shey 3 On y games schedu ed Thursday s Games P ov dence a Nova S o a On y game schedu ed <:,;; 992 7161 Mtddleport 0 63 4 KCeek n 33 230 29 23 Do You Plan 0 40 26 36 2 40 5 48 Wednesday~ Resu ts Wayn e 4 Des Mo nes 3 game schedu ed Pts (G) Avg 5 47 4 237 245 365 323 66 9 69 8 70 2 72 7 80 9 90 o UPCOMING SCHEDULE THURSDAY Wahama a Buffa o FRIDAY SEOAL The most outstanding microwave oven offer we've ever made Athens at Wave ly Ga po s at Logan Me gs af I anton We Is on a Jackson TRIYALLEY Wa en Loca a A exande Fede a Hack ng a Be p e SVAC at Easte n No h Ga 1a at Kyge C eek Hannan Tra<;e Sym mes Va ey a Sou he n Othe s M I e a Ne sonv le York Southwestern a Wahama Pa kersburg South at Pf Pleasant Waterfo d at Tr mb e SATURDAY TRIVALLEY V n on Co a War en Loca SVAC Eastern a Southweste n Others i!iefpre at Fron! er 534 F~dera Hock ng at M I er 447 Kyge Creek at Buffa o No G Avg Day on 20 Des Mo n es 20 06 No games sc hedu ed 3 5 A hens South __ga 40 60 4 389 55 • 22 pis 423 4 9 4 3 56 Teams H u on w Fo t I 22 20 6 20 42 4 20 Fn To edo Po No Ill On 536 IND LEADERS FIELD GOAL PCT Name T FGM A Pel Young L 2Q S8 7 4 Chonko A 1 29 S86 Sk nner A 13 23 565 McOona d J ~~ 3 63 3 Pu man Chesapeake at Symmes Va ey TUESDAYCJan 8) SEOAL Waver y 66 4 4 s Logan at Athens Athens 142 4 35 5 Jackson at Ga I po s ronton 37 4 34 3 Waverly at ronton Me gs 34 4 33 S We Is on at Me gs Others Jackson 10 4 27 5 Wet ston 93 4 23 3 T mb e at Alexander Wahama at Kyger Creek PERSONAL FOULS Gat pol s Logan g ' 443 353 29 347 46 Ga t po s Beip e Wave y T mb e w Fo Wayne 20 66 9 9 64 0 Co umbus 445 3 8 3 22 6 39 25 03 20 6 33 6 82 20 5 D II E 32 4 8 9 5 Lu she HT 35 26 96 19 2 5hee s E 33 9 75 8 8 Wood5wn 3420 88176 Wse KC 23 23 69173 Burcham 5W 26 6 68 17 0 Cu fman 5 32 20 84 6 8 FIELD GOAL PCT Team FGM A Pel Logan 24 234 530 Waver y 125 255 490 Athens 102 233 438 Jackson 97 230 422 Me gs 93 225 4 3 49 468 320 38 3 89 22 3 Pf P easan 33 9 85 2 3 Alexande 37 9 82 20 5 Me gs 3086870 Southwes e 28 8 62 7 5 Ne s York 27 7 61 53 W Local 28 3 59 4 8 Wet s on WghL 85528 SVAC SCORING Name T FG FT P Avg Swa n HT pi 4 52 5 By Un led P ess In e na ana 0 0 Muskegon 0 0 Sag naw 536 78 3 2 99 J a 94 4 518 4119 47 RESERVE) W L TOP NGaa Mon ea 20 To on o 8 NY Rang s 13 524 SVAC STANDINGS tVAR51TYI Team W L POP H Trace 5 0 356 26 So ulhe n 4 320 296 s Va ley 2 1 2B8 306 Eas e n 2 2 225 130 NGaa 13329328 K C eek 3 253 268 0 15 Campbe L 4 OFFENSIVELY Pis G) Avg 3 54 35 3 34 54 4 42 240 0 4 45 4 2 2 93 8 2 2 78 59 2 2 5 44 S hwesfern 36S 393 323 237 I 6 tak ng her s xth ~ tra ~ht home v ctory and fourth consecut ve w n of the season Johnny Dav s paced the Fly c s w th 21 pomts while M1arru was led by Ph Lumpkm w th 15 pomts Dayton s now 1 2 while Mi am dropped to 4-4 The Toledo Rockets pulled away n the f na f ve mmutes to post an 86-68 wm over North ~rn lllmo s J1m Kindle and Larry Cole burned the nets for the Rockets m the second half droppmg 10 a total of 21 and 19 po nts re spec! vely Toledo s now 7 2 wh le Northern !llino s suffered ts seventh loss aga nst three wns The Kent State Golden Flashes led by Rick Gates w th 15 po nts scored a 60-56 w n over Eastern M chigan Fred Walter contributed 14 pomts to the WUUJmg effort wh1ch left Kent woth a 5-4 mark Eastern M ch gan now 'k-7 was led by CalVIn Williams w th II po nts Walsh College---oond., Malone scored v ctor1es m the Hall of Fame Tournament m Canton and Will meet m the champ1on sh p game ton ght Malone led by Phil Mars ck w1th 19 po nts downed Messtah College (Pa ) 77 60 whole Walsh defeated Houghton 20 32 20 '25 84 8 43> 23 93 8 20 449 Wes 404 ~ 8 4P~~ ~~ \: 3 4 419 4 468 2 3 400 3 8 3 •5 20 o 3 5 375 536 4 6 : 6 8 5 2 5 286 489 566 2 6 s 32 oa ' 2 5 49 509 286 2 5 43 444 286 2 ~ ~ l~ 2 5 375 403 Co forn a 9 286 a 24 5 2 90 48 4 200 29 349 Wednesday s Resu IS (N y ) 9~7 5 67 353 36 s Lou s 8 Mon ea 4 5 16 320 40 To on o 4 De o 3 Heidelberg won the openmg 5 167 240 42 Ch co go 5 NY s an de s round of the Marietta Shrme 6 143 389 458 M nneso a 8 P sbu gh 4 C5 to n as Los Ange es 2 Hohday tournament downmg 143 6 447 335 On y games schedu ed Martella 55-48 Glenville State 0 000 56 90 Thu sday s Game 0 64 000 55 NY Range sa Ph acte ph a (W Va ) won then ghtcap 72-71 vancouve a NY s ande s over Sacred Heart Conn) 0 Shoemaker Wa 3 9 684 ~h t;:~o ~h ~ ~~ aa The two w nners w 11 meet Peop es W 3 9 684 On y games schedu ed ~ for the Shrme champ onshtp REBOUNDS ton g~t Name T No G Av~ P ce G 60 4 15 0 INTEANAT ONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDINGS Young L 48 4 2 0 4 0 94 50 4 0 75 58 Wa e y A then s We Is on 05 Boson w 2 :, lo We lslon Me gs Jackson Logan Ga l po s Me gs OP 388 245 a ;a ; Symmes Va ey Jackson anton Ease n Wa ren Local Federa Hock ng So u hwestern ronton By Unlted Pr~ Internatlooal {)h o Uruvers ty shoot ng a s zzlmg 67 per cent n the f1rst ha II hung on to record a 99-88 VIctory over the Ball State Car dinals Wednesday n ght AlthOugh t~e Bobcats had a 70-38 margm With 15 m nutes left to play n the game Ball State cap tabzed on some slopPY hall handlong by Ohio Uno vers1ty to stage a comeback and dwmdle the marg n to 10 po nts The Cardona! s I arry Bull ngton was the games leading scorer w th 30 pmnts Walter Luckett led the Bobcats woth 28and B 11 Brown added 25 pomts Ohio Un vers ty evened Is season record to 4-4 wh le Ball State s now 5.,'i The Uruvers ty of Dayton tr1 umphed 7~7 over M am1 East TEAM Nelson v le Yo k Bobcats win NHL Sand ngs By Un ed Press n e na ona {InclUdes games through Dec 29) PeferWa Valley Lumber & Supply Co. 9 2 29 g b KC Omaha Waverly Meigs Athens Logan Open Dolly I 00 1 m to 10 00 p m Sunday 10 lll 12 30 and sto 9p m 30 Bu a o s Sea e On y Qame!o s hedu ed West ..-. dwesr o "' s on w pel I anton $ 2 B Team Jackson I g b 556 8 3<1 We stan GRO't.tND CHUCK CHUCK ROAST RIB STEAKS SLI"ED BACON ROUND STEAK PORK SHOULDER HAM SALAD pc 4 2 We ston We re glad to be of servoce to you at any hme regarding pharmaceuticals or other health products 3 9 C eve and ronton IS PART OF OUR PRESCRIPTION SERVICE ! 50 20 6 9 20 Ga po s HELPFULNESS 6 Cent a 0 -v s on Gapos (3Sl> 3 lb L ttle scratches or burns or boles need GROUND BEEF BULK SAUSAGE STEW MEAT SLICEP SHOULDER ROUND STEAK ALL MEAT WIENERS 6 0 00 162 he g b 806 6 0 A an a convmced they are No I a great football team t<otre Dame capped an Many words from the happy undefeated season w th a 24-23 coach were muffled by crowd wm over prev ously undefeated no se even the lone trumpeter Alabama New Years Eve 10 who blared out Across the the Buckeyes fight the Cotton Bowl The Crunson F eld Tide closed out the egular song season as the nalion s top Hayes was JO ned by Lt Gov ranked team accordmg to John W Brown representmg UP! s board of coaches which the state and Columbus Mayor completes ts voting before the Tom Moody post-<~eason games Beh nd them stood a huge OSU was the B1g Ten co s gn which read Michigan champ on w1th M ch gan after Welcome to Columbus Oh o tlje two teams ted n theor fmal home of the No I team game The Buckeyes f n shed And today at the openmg woth a 1~1 mark sess on of the General ~em Sogns and loUd chants of b y we passed a resolutiOn We re No I greeted the nammg this the No I team Buckeye football team and Brown S3ld We re liclded coaches Wednesday night With the ""Job you dod m when the Rose Bowl champwns Cal forma OSU s victory sparked by arroved home n 20-degree weather after -snow was the three touchdown effort of scraped off the runway ~I Port freshman Pete Johnson and surprose passmg of quar Columbus A happy Coach Woody Hayes terback Cornehus Greene stepped off tbe plane first avenged last year s 42-171oss to waved to the crowd then Southern Calilorma The Buckeyes thanks to the stepped as1de as h s players passed and acknowledged the repealing of the B1g Ten s no repeat rule were afforded the cheers Hayes With a heavy police provilege of bemg the flfSt B g escort made his way to a Ten team to make two con mocrophone at the make-<!hilt secuhve appearances m the podium to accept congratula Rose Bowl That prlVIIege toons from coty and state of came after a controverslBl vote from the B1g Ten athletic foc1als We were treated warmly m d rectors after OSU and Calilorma he sa d We have M ch gan battled to a 11).10 t e n the season !male 8 3 lb 2 tb 2 lb 3 lb 2 tb 2 tb 99' lb. Fast Aid? SEE OUR COMPLETE COLUMBUS Oh10 UPI) Notre Dame may think t has the nat on s i)el;t football team but that s not the way the Ohoo pc Bos on Cap a AI Baaf Hinds GOOD THRU SUNDAY, JAN 6 Reuter A lant c D v son number one team in country 3 2 89• lb. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL SaVe 10 to 25% 6y Un ed.P e!os nle na ona Ea te n Con e ence Buckeye fans feel Ohio State is 5 Baaf Sides Sent1nel NBA Sand ng News Notes Personal! TheDa ly Senlnel M ddleport Pon eroy 0 Jan 3 1974 14 CHOIC~ Da1~ 3 Fairview 2 USDA The Chr stmas d nner guest of Bruce Hart at the home of h1s parents Mr and M~ Robert Hart of Racrne Lorna spent the holiday vacation from Oh o State Un verSlty Columbus By Mrs Herbert Roush woth her parents Mr and Mrs Cookie Weddle of Racme Don Bell Mr and Mrs Roy Moller spent Thursday mght w th spent Chrostmas with Mr and Sharon and Cindy Roush Mrs Harold Lawson Mr Mrs Dav d Hadley and fam1ly and Mrs Charles Lawson at CmcUUJati Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush children W Ida and Cindy Hope Bord of Antoquoty were spent Sunday evenmg w th Mr shopp ng n Parkersbur~ and Mrs Qtt Boston at Racme Fr day Spendmg Christmas woth Mr Max Manuel Sr was a and Mrs Arnold Hupp and sons dUUJer guest of Mr and Sunday and durmg the hoi days were Arnold Hupp Mrs Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bass Mr and Mrs Dana Lew1s of and daughters Kenda and Cl fton Mrs Edna Rotsh 'Of Corrme Mr and Mrs Charles Racme were Chnstmas dmner Hupp and choldren Tina and guests of Mr and Mrs Russell Mickey of Marengo 0 Mr Roush and lam ly and Mrs Jun Hupp and sons Mr and Mrs Boll Robmson Junmy and Bill Mr and Mrs and farruly of Racme were Don Manuel and daughter Chnstmas Day guests of Mrs Donn ta Max Manuel fir Wayne Barnett of the Umted Bertha Robmson Chrostmas weekend guests of Statts Navy stalioned m South Mr and Mrs Herbert Sayre Carolma Mr Barnett also Mr and Mrs Buck were Vlstted hts parents Mr and Rogers Mr and Mrs Danny Mrs Alvm Barnett Sayre of Columbus Mr and Sunday dmner guests of Mr Mrs Brice Sayre and baby of and Mrs Andrew Cross and Jackson 0 ChriStmas Day sons were Mr and Mrs guests of the Sayres were Mr Clarence Yeager Mr and Mrs Denver Gibbs and children of and Mrs DaVId Sayre of Anliqwty Mrs Peggy Gregory of Letart W Va Mr and Mrs George Hill and Farrborn 0 and Mr and Mrs family were Chrostrnas Day Carroll Sayre of Racme Mr and Mrs Gaey Roush guests of the Crosses were Chrostmas Day dmner Bill Wheeler VISited h s guests of Mr and Mrs Charles s1ster Mr and Mrs Edward Morns at Charleston before Fmdley and family Paul Manuel 1s a medical conung to the home of his patient at Veterans Memorial parents Mr and Mrs Alex Hospital Wheeler lor the holidays Mr and Mrs Edward Lawson have moved from Syracuse tcr the mobile home of In 1972 Charles E Wolson Sam Cummins former pres dent of General Mr and Mrs Wallie Stover Motors and wart1me mdustnal VISited a recent Sunday with mobilizer doed at the age of 85 Mrs Bertha Robinson Mrs Erma Wilson Mrs Kathryn Hunt Mr and Mrs William Wickline and son Scotty were Chrostmas Day guests of Mr and Mrs Butch By comblnong your Auto Wilson and family and Homeowners In Chester Van Meter of sura nee nto ONE pol cy Mornmg Star VISited Enna Wilson Thursday Mrs Charles You may be able to Burn and Billy W~n of Bolivar Dam spent Wednesay mght With. Mrs Wilson retummg home Thursday on your yearly nsurance Chnstmas Da)' guests of Mr prem ums and Mrs Russell Fmdley were Mr and Mrs Charles Michael We w I rev ew your choldren Chnsty Judy onsurance program Charles Jr and Becky Mr w th you free of and Mrs Archie Jarrell and charge any day of the children Mark and Marcia and Mary and Edward Fm week dley Call or stop Mrs Florence Smith Is a and see us patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital due to a heart attack Leo Taylor of Racme (a former resident) os a medfcal patient at Holzer Medical Insurance Agency Center LARRY BROGAN EDNA 5CHOENLEB GERALD REUTER A thought for the day Bntish salirost Jonathan Swift sa1d Phone 992 5130 We have enough reltg10n to make us hate but not enough 107 Sycamore Pomeroy to make us love one another Hurr cane at pt Plea san WEDNESDAY t Jan 9) Hannan at Wahama PRICED FROM $2~9 LOOK at he new l tton M nutemaster' m c owa~e oven the most advanced m c owave oven you can buy COOK come n and ask ro a demonstrat on 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d ng for adop ng he 967 ed ton copes on f e w h C e k T easu e and ava abe to pubt c at cos copy also n County Law L brary def n ons pena y of s100 oo max mum o any v oat on of Nat ona Bu d ng Code Chap er 329 Abatemen o Pub Nu sance A chaplet orov d ng or de n ons p oh b ng bu td ng d s epa equ ng Bu td ng nspecto to nspect and pho ograph any sl uc u e be eved to be unsafe after obta n ng search wa ant equ ng Bu d ng nspec o to no fy owne by cer f ed rna o newspaper pub cat on to effect epa s owne may appea d srepa r f nd ng of Bu d ng nspec o to Counc hea ng of appea by Counc to be w h n 30 days af e rece v ng not ce of appeal owner m y appea Counc dec son o Common F> eas Cou or epa r bu ding o herw se C erk T easu er to adve se forb ds for demo on o bu d ng owne o bee expenses o w 1 be cert fed to Coun y Aud o and become a en on proper y 3 es Gene G a ce k 0 2c e Dav d W Ohl nge P es den of Counc SUMMARY OF NEW MATTER CONTA NED IN THE CODIF ED ORD NANCES ADOPTED DECEMBER 28 1973 M ODLEPORT AD The 0 GENERAL and to SON BORN Mr and Mrs Richard Stewart of Columbus are an nouncmg the borth of a son Richard Clifton at a Columbus hospital The mlant was conlmed to mtel1Slve care for orne days but now has been retw ned home Grandparents are Mrs Maxme Michael Laurel Cliff Hennan Michael Pomeroy and Mr and Mrs Richard Stewart Cheshire By Mrs Herbert Roush Mrs Ava Belles of Wellston and Mrs Mary LeFever of All ance were Chrostmas Eve and Chrostmas Day guests of Mrs Ferne B Hayman and all three VISited Mrs June Wickersham and sons Jeff and T m Christmas Eve Also Vlsltmg the W1ckershams were Mr and Mrs Roger Beegle and family Mr and Mrs Bill Fox and son DaVId spent Chf!Stmas Day With Mr and Mrs Orville Harpold and family at Belpre Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Vernon Donohue were 1\tr and Mrs Robert Harden and family of Mar on 0 Mr and Mrs Lowell Burton and family of Columbus were Christmas Day guests Mr and Mrs Gerald Hayman and son Ke th ac compamed their son Ted to Westerville Hayman Sunday and spent Chrostmas Mr and Mrs Gene Jewell and children went to Westerville Wednesday and brought the Haymans to theor home Thurs day Mrs Feme B Hayman and guests Mrs Ava Belles of Wellston Mrs Mary LeFever of Alliance were Christmas dinner guests of Mrs June Wickersham and sons V!s1tmg Mr 'lmd Mrs Lester Roush and family Christmas Day were Mr and Mrs Jun Connally and children of Syracuse Mr and Mrs Roger Manuel and Angle of RaCille Mr and Mrs Gary Roush and D1ck Srruth Mr and Mrs Jeff Donohew of Belpre stayed at the home of the former s parents Mr and Mrs Roy Donohew while they spent ChriStmas With therr son Johnme and family m New Mex1co Moss Mary Congo of Portland was a ChriStmas Day guest of Mr and Mrso-Jack Ables and family Mrs Alice Balser spent Chrostmas week With her son Mr and Mrs Laurence Balser and family of Tuppers PlaiDS A gift exchange was held by the members of the family of Mr and Mrs Gerald Hayman at theor home Sunday evenmg Attendmg were Mr and Mrs Robert Hart and children of Racme Keith Hayman Mr and Mrs Gene Jewell and children of Letart W Va Bruce Hart of Columbus Lorna Bell and Allen Cun rungham of Syracuse Mrs Erwin Gloeckner returned to her horne Saturday after a vos1t w1th her daughter Mr and Mrs Larry Badgely and children at Fairfax Va Mr and Mrs Edward Morros and children of Charleston W Va Mr and Mrs Larry Foster and children of Columbus and Bill Wheeler student at Ohio State UmverSlty Columbus were all guests at the home of theor parents Mr and Mrs Alex Wheeler for the holidays Christmas Day guests of Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush were Mrs Iva Orr Mrs Edna Roush of Racme and Christy Michaels Moss Millie Ripley of Charleston W Va was a guest of Mr and Mrs Herbert Shoelds over the holidays Chnstmas Eve they all spent the mght with the Shleldaes daughter Mrs Marlene Fisher and children at Racine Miss Lorna Bell was a FRENCH FRIES ONLY 25e McCLURE'S 4th & l 992 5248 ...; It's the DiHerence m First Aid LINE OF ELECTRIC POWER TOOLS ttours 1 1 m YD, .w p 1n Dally 773 5583 71 m to 9 p m Friday & S.turday Mason ~ State fans look at t The t Buckeyes 42-21 wm ners over Southern Cal fornia l.'uesday m the Rose Bowl are ~ Today's ~ t Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN I PI ~oorts Editor NEW 'rURK (UP! 1 Woody Hayes d dfi 1 u-y weasel wordm1; his way around the subJect He was honest about 1t I m a I ttle b used he sa d but yes today I d certainly say we were No I Woody Hayes was r ght He s a I ttle bl3sed In favor of Oh o State naturally but he shouldn t brood too much about 1t because he 1sn t any more biased on behalf of Ohio State than Ara Parseghian os for Notre Dame Joe Paterno lor Penn State or Bear Bryant for Alabama When you re biased on favor of somebody or somethmg ygu re influenced What s \\Tong w th a coach be ng mlluenced by his own team? He wouldfi t be much of a coach if he wasn t H1s Buckeyes influenced Woody Hayes apprec ably when they socked t to Southern Califorma 42 21 m the Rose Bowl on New Years Day No wonder he was a little b1ased Parseghlan No Different -' Ara Parseghian wasn t any different after Notre Dame shaded Alabama 24-23 m the Sugar Bowl Monday mght Asked 11hether he now felt his team was the best 10 the nation he added I thfJlk we deserve ot I w1ll be d1sappomted if we are not No I There was no way 10 the world Joe Paterno was gomg to be disappomted alter Penn State beat Louo~oana State 16-9 10 the Orange Bowl I ve JUSt conduct•d my <>wn poll the Paterno poll -;!Od Penn State IS No I beamed the N1ttany Lions coach after they defeated l.'iU Penn State was ranked fifth natwnally Southern Cal seventh Notre Dame fourth Ohio State thord Oklahoma (which d1dn t ;>lay 10 any bowl) second and Alabama was No I -the regular season national champiOn The two key word<; there are regular season Each week durmg the college football season 30 of the nation s foremost coaches representmg every section of the country cast theor vote for the top 10 teams Group Comprises Board Thos 35-rnan group comproses the UP! major college football ratings board and one of'1ts object ves s selectmg the regular season nat onal champiOn The fmal ballot os cast alter the end of the regular season The coaches not only want ot th s way they ns1st upon 1t A different system os used by another w1re servoce Sports wr ters and sports casters do the votmg here and follow ng the regular season they engage m a post-season vote alter the bowl games The maJOrity of coaches reJect thos dea 811tl have done so repeatedly They feel theor way of votmg the UP! way reflects a team s regular season ability more accurately and elimmates all post-<~eason emotiOnalism Maybe I m a I ttle b1ased too but I have to agree woth them Every now and then two extraordinary teams like Alabama and Notre Dame each owrung perfect record<; will meet m a bowl game as they did m New Orleans Monday mght and there will always be a temptation to label the wmner No I but that doesn t necessarily make 1t so As Joe Paterno pomts out a bowl game 1s a reward to the players for havmg a good season May Need Playoffs Maybe what college football need<; now s a playoff system of some kmd but until a practical one os devosed the coaches as a group say they don't think bowl games should he the deter rrumng factor m deciding the a,uthentlc regular oeason natwnal champoon The feeling among most of the coaches says Boll Murray executive director of the Amencan Football Coaches Association os that they don t think a team should have to go through an entore regular season prove tself dur ng ts 10 or II game schedule and then have everythmg risked n a post-sea.Son game You get a spectacular bowl game now and then and naturally if theresa vote afterward some emolion os bound to show F.requently ot does That s why you hear all the different Were No Is To he sure a few coaches have vo ced some sentiment for a change m the present system of theor votmg but every time they get together hold a meetmg and take a vote on how they should vote they go back to the way they re ballotmg now-rneanmg only unlil the end of the regular season Ara Parsegh an Woody Hayes and Bear Bryant all know this IS true They are among the voters Seven games slats Marauders Fa ow ng a e he sta sf cs o the 5 seven games o 9 3 74 Me gs Ma aude baske bal season Player Qua Is Myers Dodson Coats P ce Au I Wa bu n FG A Pet FT A 4 34 4 26 35 68 5 6 8 • 8 47 2 18 31 95 33 14 t 2 6 34 10 8 6 28 2 3 6 6 25 24 59 B ancha d B a ue Ash May Meadows Cremeans TOTALS OPPON 49 27 o2 2 00 44 29 oo 50 3 33 Pet Reb PF Pis 33 30 6 30 33 8 8 6 66 55 6 94 82 24 6 6 55 13 6 52 50 8 6 5 55 12 6 8 3 3 62 43 3 19 5 33 oo 9 3 2 3 33 9 Scor ng by qua ters ME GS 92 98 OPPON 0 2 0 0 0 3 6 -lll9 38 65 I B ss 270 46 90 128 7D 264 42 184 397 Baaf Fronts 79• lb• Price Includes. cut hng wrapping & Freezing Phone Us 4 lb 4 lb 3 tb 2 tb 2 lb 3 tb 1 tb CHUCK ROAST GROUND BEEF PORK CHOPS SLICED BACON LARGE FRANKS SPARE RIBS CHEESE SPREAD 2 lb 3 lb 2 tb 3 tb 2 tb 21b 31b ROUND STEAk GROUND BEEF SLICED SHOULDER BULK SAUSAGE STEW MEAT BEEF LIVER RIB STEAKS 2S Your Orclerl quock core It he ps keep them n the monor league Your pharmac st has those first aiders you eed 992~502 $ $ $ 4S8 98 03 96 389 7 25 8 458 NBA All-Star game • lS scheduled January 15 NEW YORK (UP!)- Boston and Atlanta Will each have two players m the NBA J\ll.slar game after the Celtocs Dave Cowens and John Havltcek and the Hawks Lou Hudson and Pete Marav1ch were named to the Eastern Conferer. e team Wedfiesday for the Jan 15 rrud season classic m Seattle Wash Walt Frazier of the New York Knocks rounds out the startmg team pocked by writers and broadcasters m the leagues 17 Cities Each coty was allowed one lull pomt College Ratings l.iiP Po nts 2 2 8 5 22 3 2 07 84 44 35 29 5 6 Cowens the Boston center who won the MVP award 10 last year s game was an almost unanunous chmce woth 16 833 points of a possible 17 000 Havl cek collected 15 782 and Hudson drew II 027 po nts to top the NBA forwards m the hallotmg Marovich had had 15 559j nd Fraz1er 14 837 pomts to earn the starting guard berths Bob McAdoo of Buffalo the league s leading scorer Cap! tal s Elvm Hayes and Jo Jo White of Boston also were chosen lor the East squad Four more players woll be selected by the conferences e ght coaches The 80 New Yo k 6 Bv Ph 2 8 282 a o a de ph a FOGLE STILL LEADS NEW YORK (UP!) Larry Fogle Can!SIUS outstandmg forward contmued to lead the NCAA scormg accordmg to stat stocs released Wednesday Fogle who os averagmg 38 4 pomts a game this season also moved mto the second spot in rebounds trailing only ProVI dence s Marvm Barnes Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy w HOUSE PAINT YOU KNOW YOU CAN TRUST YOUR PHARMACISTI S tb 3 lb 2 lb 3 lb 3 tb 1 tb Hous on 3 2 325 9 Weste n Conference M waukee Ch ago De o Sale PRESCRIPTIONS PH 99:z 2955 Friendly Service $590 Galon 5 3rd Ave 992 2709 Middleport o w Los Ange es Go denS a e Por and Sea 8 7 8 e 28 ABA Stand ngs By Un led Press nte nat ona East w pc 9 b Ken u ky 23 4 6 2 Ca o na 25 6 6 0 New Yo k 24 6 600 V g n a 2 3 • Me mph 29 2 5 3 w U ah San An on o 6 Denve g b 550 .t86 436 J 8 22 On y game schedu ed 2 6 pet 22 Thu days Games KC Omaha a M waukee nd ana 769 25 6 6 o 5 2 35 Pac f c D v s on 2 4 Phoen x 6 2A 400 6 Wednesday s Resu ts Hous on o Ph ade fh a 99 Phoen K 6 A an a 3 New Yo k 92 Cap a a De o 06 M wau s nv m m9 KC Omaha 09 Bas on 9 San D ego g b pc 22 5 595 2 8 538 20 20 8 8 500 500 8 23 439 2 3 3 6 Wednesdays Resu t Memph s 0 V g n a 00 New Yo k 99 Ca o na 96 Denve 0 San An on o 08 On y games s hed ed Thu sday s Games Ken u ky s V g n a a No o k Memph s vs Ca o na a Ra e gh San A on o a u ah Den e a nd ana On y games sched ed Cage statistics 973 74 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL OVERALL STANDINGS CAs of Dec 29) p W L PCT Hannan Trace 7 2 000 58 270 000 Belpre 5 0 Logan 6 857 51 Wav e y 6 857 468 V non Coun y 6 857 445 T mb e 5 833 347 Gal po s 4 800 320 Athens 5 3 46 625 Alexande 4 3 57 443 Sou he n • 3 5 423 Kyge Creek No hGala M ler Wahama Po nt P easan t SEOAL STANDINGS CVARSITYl Team W L POP 4 0 294 86 Wave ly 3 292 226 Logan Athens 3 250 2 3 247 89 Ga po s 2 2 235 229 onion 3 249 302 a kson Me gs 0 4 217 2 0 We Is on 0434305 RESERVE) Team W L POP S ck es G 46 Myes M Wa Shoemake 40 40 Team 5 258 340 4 22790 47 26 Easte n H T ace 3 Sou hern K Creek 74 2 2 43 46 5 Va ey 3 7 61 S wesle n 0 5 23 229 OVERALL SCORING Name T FG FT P Avg Swa n HT 70 33 73 24 7 G ven Pt P eas 0 3 Mace A 74 32 Shoemaker Wav 64 27 23 23 0 80 22 5 55 22 Seeve s T 58 13 29 2 5 Rann I 62 24 48 2 63 30 56 9 5 5 ou NG Perce L 62 1 35 19 3 Mye s 5V 53 28 34 19 Pr lcha d N Y 54 25 33 9 0 SEOAL SCORING Name T FG FT P Avg Shoemake Rann Me Dona d J Mace A PceG P erce L Campbel L Dodson M P e e Wa Wa 42 3 97 24 J 26 4 56 40 5 out NG Myers SV 44 28 99 244 406 06 266 398 50 7 292 FREE THROW PCT Team FTM A Jackson 55 78 U>gan 44 69 Athens 46 74 WJJ.ve y 44 73 G+ll polis 35 65 Ironton 37 69 Me gs 3 58 We fston 34 76 REBOUNDS Team Pet 705 638 622 603 £ia 40 69 9 67 3 67 0 63 6 636 6 46 2 9 43 36 09 9 4 2 3 5 4 38 20 59 9 59 0 58 8 58 2 57 8 57 6 56 0 S5 6 55 0 53 6 270 320 335 54 0 87 4 46 8 186 4 46 5 No G Avg 60 4 15 0 62 4 IS 5 66 4 16 5 68 4 17 0 69 4 7 3 724 7 4 80 78 4 95 234 78 56 Shoemake Wa 42 76 553 FREE THROW PCT Name T FTM A Pet Con oy J 6 7 94 W1ghL 56938 9 26 52 3 47 9 40 o We tslon 240 6 DEFENSIVELY 73 v 5 49 0 7 S2 1 6 53 8 435 8) HTae 388 V nton Co 393 Eas ern 403 54 4 554 56 5 6 Southe n Logan 404 405 57 57 N Ga I a 47 F Hock ng 9 S8 9 62 7 376 444 anton 37 634 M ler 447 64 63 9 64 0 449 64 458 40 65 4 66 8 468 349 42 509 566 90 ackson S Va ley Wahama 40 29 39 26 p s gt ga 5 3 43 3 2 2 42 4 6 2 on RE-TIRE-lNG SEE US 9 Thu sday s Games BEFORE AMER CAN HOCKEY LEAGUE STAND NGS By Un ted P ess nl er nt~l onal No th w I t pts gf ga New Haven 20 2 6 46 .4 22 P ov dence 2 5 3 45 20 YOU BUY Nova Scot a Roches e 8os on Sp ngf e d ' 2 2 95 28 39~28 South I PIS 0 47 8 5 43 3 39 8 • 32.3 5 3 4 32 9 w 20 9 8 3 05 6 40 5 6 0 329 gt 50 26 02 3 99 329 R chmond 25 8 84 Wednesdays Resu s C nc nna s Ba ga 05 99 9 5 SALES 56 mo e 2 Rochesle 3 He shey 3 On y games schedu ed Thursday s Games P ov dence a Nova S o a On y game schedu ed <:,;; 992 7161 Mtddleport 0 63 4 KCeek n 33 230 29 23 Do You Plan 0 40 26 36 2 40 5 48 Wednesday~ Resu ts Wayn e 4 Des Mo nes 3 game schedu ed Pts (G) Avg 5 47 4 237 245 365 323 66 9 69 8 70 2 72 7 80 9 90 o UPCOMING SCHEDULE THURSDAY Wahama a Buffa o FRIDAY SEOAL The most outstanding microwave oven offer we've ever made Athens at Wave ly Ga po s at Logan Me gs af I anton We Is on a Jackson TRIYALLEY Wa en Loca a A exande Fede a Hack ng a Be p e SVAC at Easte n No h Ga 1a at Kyge C eek Hannan Tra<;e Sym mes Va ey a Sou he n Othe s M I e a Ne sonv le York Southwestern a Wahama Pa kersburg South at Pf Pleasant Waterfo d at Tr mb e SATURDAY TRIVALLEY V n on Co a War en Loca SVAC Eastern a Southweste n Others i!iefpre at Fron! er 534 F~dera Hock ng at M I er 447 Kyge Creek at Buffa o No G Avg Day on 20 Des Mo n es 20 06 No games sc hedu ed 3 5 A hens South __ga 40 60 4 389 55 • 22 pis 423 4 9 4 3 56 Teams H u on w Fo t I 22 20 6 20 42 4 20 Fn To edo Po No Ill On 536 IND LEADERS FIELD GOAL PCT Name T FGM A Pel Young L 2Q S8 7 4 Chonko A 1 29 S86 Sk nner A 13 23 565 McOona d J ~~ 3 63 3 Pu man Chesapeake at Symmes Va ey TUESDAYCJan 8) SEOAL Waver y 66 4 4 s Logan at Athens Athens 142 4 35 5 Jackson at Ga I po s ronton 37 4 34 3 Waverly at ronton Me gs 34 4 33 S We Is on at Me gs Others Jackson 10 4 27 5 Wet ston 93 4 23 3 T mb e at Alexander Wahama at Kyger Creek PERSONAL FOULS Gat pol s Logan g ' 443 353 29 347 46 Ga t po s Beip e Wave y T mb e w Fo Wayne 20 66 9 9 64 0 Co umbus 445 3 8 3 22 6 39 25 03 20 6 33 6 82 20 5 D II E 32 4 8 9 5 Lu she HT 35 26 96 19 2 5hee s E 33 9 75 8 8 Wood5wn 3420 88176 Wse KC 23 23 69173 Burcham 5W 26 6 68 17 0 Cu fman 5 32 20 84 6 8 FIELD GOAL PCT Team FGM A Pel Logan 24 234 530 Waver y 125 255 490 Athens 102 233 438 Jackson 97 230 422 Me gs 93 225 4 3 49 468 320 38 3 89 22 3 Pf P easan 33 9 85 2 3 Alexande 37 9 82 20 5 Me gs 3086870 Southwes e 28 8 62 7 5 Ne s York 27 7 61 53 W Local 28 3 59 4 8 Wet s on WghL 85528 SVAC SCORING Name T FG FT P Avg Swa n HT pi 4 52 5 By Un led P ess In e na ana 0 0 Muskegon 0 0 Sag naw 536 78 3 2 99 J a 94 4 518 4119 47 RESERVE) W L TOP NGaa Mon ea 20 To on o 8 NY Rang s 13 524 SVAC STANDINGS tVAR51TYI Team W L POP H Trace 5 0 356 26 So ulhe n 4 320 296 s Va ley 2 1 2B8 306 Eas e n 2 2 225 130 NGaa 13329328 K C eek 3 253 268 0 15 Campbe L 4 OFFENSIVELY Pis G) Avg 3 54 35 3 34 54 4 42 240 0 4 45 4 2 2 93 8 2 2 78 59 2 2 5 44 S hwesfern 36S 393 323 237 I 6 tak ng her s xth ~ tra ~ht home v ctory and fourth consecut ve w n of the season Johnny Dav s paced the Fly c s w th 21 pomts while M1arru was led by Ph Lumpkm w th 15 pomts Dayton s now 1 2 while Mi am dropped to 4-4 The Toledo Rockets pulled away n the f na f ve mmutes to post an 86-68 wm over North ~rn lllmo s J1m Kindle and Larry Cole burned the nets for the Rockets m the second half droppmg 10 a total of 21 and 19 po nts re spec! vely Toledo s now 7 2 wh le Northern !llino s suffered ts seventh loss aga nst three wns The Kent State Golden Flashes led by Rick Gates w th 15 po nts scored a 60-56 w n over Eastern M chigan Fred Walter contributed 14 pomts to the WUUJmg effort wh1ch left Kent woth a 5-4 mark Eastern M ch gan now 'k-7 was led by CalVIn Williams w th II po nts Walsh College---oond., Malone scored v ctor1es m the Hall of Fame Tournament m Canton and Will meet m the champ1on sh p game ton ght Malone led by Phil Mars ck w1th 19 po nts downed Messtah College (Pa ) 77 60 whole Walsh defeated Houghton 20 32 20 '25 84 8 43> 23 93 8 20 449 Wes 404 ~ 8 4P~~ ~~ \: 3 4 419 4 468 2 3 400 3 8 3 •5 20 o 3 5 375 536 4 6 : 6 8 5 2 5 286 489 566 2 6 s 32 oa ' 2 5 49 509 286 2 5 43 444 286 2 ~ ~ l~ 2 5 375 403 Co forn a 9 286 a 24 5 2 90 48 4 200 29 349 Wednesday s Resu IS (N y ) 9~7 5 67 353 36 s Lou s 8 Mon ea 4 5 16 320 40 To on o 4 De o 3 Heidelberg won the openmg 5 167 240 42 Ch co go 5 NY s an de s round of the Marietta Shrme 6 143 389 458 M nneso a 8 P sbu gh 4 C5 to n as Los Ange es 2 Hohday tournament downmg 143 6 447 335 On y games schedu ed Martella 55-48 Glenville State 0 000 56 90 Thu sday s Game 0 64 000 55 NY Range sa Ph acte ph a (W Va ) won then ghtcap 72-71 vancouve a NY s ande s over Sacred Heart Conn) 0 Shoemaker Wa 3 9 684 ~h t;:~o ~h ~ ~~ aa The two w nners w 11 meet Peop es W 3 9 684 On y games schedu ed ~ for the Shrme champ onshtp REBOUNDS ton g~t Name T No G Av~ P ce G 60 4 15 0 INTEANAT ONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDINGS Young L 48 4 2 0 4 0 94 50 4 0 75 58 Wa e y A then s We Is on 05 Boson w 2 :, lo We lslon Me gs Jackson Logan Ga l po s Me gs OP 388 245 a ;a ; Symmes Va ey Jackson anton Ease n Wa ren Local Federa Hock ng So u hwestern ronton By Unlted Pr~ Internatlooal {)h o Uruvers ty shoot ng a s zzlmg 67 per cent n the f1rst ha II hung on to record a 99-88 VIctory over the Ball State Car dinals Wednesday n ght AlthOugh t~e Bobcats had a 70-38 margm With 15 m nutes left to play n the game Ball State cap tabzed on some slopPY hall handlong by Ohio Uno vers1ty to stage a comeback and dwmdle the marg n to 10 po nts The Cardona! s I arry Bull ngton was the games leading scorer w th 30 pmnts Walter Luckett led the Bobcats woth 28and B 11 Brown added 25 pomts Ohio Un vers ty evened Is season record to 4-4 wh le Ball State s now 5.,'i The Uruvers ty of Dayton tr1 umphed 7~7 over M am1 East TEAM Nelson v le Yo k Bobcats win NHL Sand ngs By Un ed Press n e na ona {InclUdes games through Dec 29) PeferWa Valley Lumber & Supply Co. 9 2 29 g b KC Omaha Waverly Meigs Athens Logan Open Dolly I 00 1 m to 10 00 p m Sunday 10 lll 12 30 and sto 9p m 30 Bu a o s Sea e On y Qame!o s hedu ed West ..-. dwesr o "' s on w pel I anton $ 2 B Team Jackson I g b 556 8 3<1 We stan GRO't.tND CHUCK CHUCK ROAST RIB STEAKS SLI"ED BACON ROUND STEAK PORK SHOULDER HAM SALAD pc 4 2 We ston We re glad to be of servoce to you at any hme regarding pharmaceuticals or other health products 3 9 C eve and ronton IS PART OF OUR PRESCRIPTION SERVICE ! 50 20 6 9 20 Ga po s HELPFULNESS 6 Cent a 0 -v s on Gapos (3Sl> 3 lb L ttle scratches or burns or boles need GROUND BEEF BULK SAUSAGE STEW MEAT SLICEP SHOULDER ROUND STEAK ALL MEAT WIENERS 6 0 00 162 he g b 806 6 0 A an a convmced they are No I a great football team t<otre Dame capped an Many words from the happy undefeated season w th a 24-23 coach were muffled by crowd wm over prev ously undefeated no se even the lone trumpeter Alabama New Years Eve 10 who blared out Across the the Buckeyes fight the Cotton Bowl The Crunson F eld Tide closed out the egular song season as the nalion s top Hayes was JO ned by Lt Gov ranked team accordmg to John W Brown representmg UP! s board of coaches which the state and Columbus Mayor completes ts voting before the Tom Moody post-<~eason games Beh nd them stood a huge OSU was the B1g Ten co s gn which read Michigan champ on w1th M ch gan after Welcome to Columbus Oh o tlje two teams ted n theor fmal home of the No I team game The Buckeyes f n shed And today at the openmg woth a 1~1 mark sess on of the General ~em Sogns and loUd chants of b y we passed a resolutiOn We re No I greeted the nammg this the No I team Buckeye football team and Brown S3ld We re liclded coaches Wednesday night With the ""Job you dod m when the Rose Bowl champwns Cal forma OSU s victory sparked by arroved home n 20-degree weather after -snow was the three touchdown effort of scraped off the runway ~I Port freshman Pete Johnson and surprose passmg of quar Columbus A happy Coach Woody Hayes terback Cornehus Greene stepped off tbe plane first avenged last year s 42-171oss to waved to the crowd then Southern Calilorma The Buckeyes thanks to the stepped as1de as h s players passed and acknowledged the repealing of the B1g Ten s no repeat rule were afforded the cheers Hayes With a heavy police provilege of bemg the flfSt B g escort made his way to a Ten team to make two con mocrophone at the make-<!hilt secuhve appearances m the podium to accept congratula Rose Bowl That prlVIIege toons from coty and state of came after a controverslBl vote from the B1g Ten athletic foc1als We were treated warmly m d rectors after OSU and Calilorma he sa d We have M ch gan battled to a 11).10 t e n the season !male 8 3 lb 2 tb 2 lb 3 lb 2 tb 2 tb 99' lb. Fast Aid? SEE OUR COMPLETE COLUMBUS Oh10 UPI) Notre Dame may think t has the nat on s i)el;t football team but that s not the way the Ohoo pc Bos on Cap a AI Baaf Hinds GOOD THRU SUNDAY, JAN 6 Reuter A lant c D v son number one team in country 3 2 89• lb. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL SaVe 10 to 25% 6y Un ed.P e!os nle na ona Ea te n Con e ence Buckeye fans feel Ohio State is 5 Baaf Sides Sent1nel NBA Sand ng News Notes Personal! TheDa ly Senlnel M ddleport Pon eroy 0 Jan 3 1974 14 CHOIC~ Da1~ 3 Fairview 2 USDA The Chr stmas d nner guest of Bruce Hart at the home of h1s parents Mr and M~ Robert Hart of Racrne Lorna spent the holiday vacation from Oh o State Un verSlty Columbus By Mrs Herbert Roush woth her parents Mr and Mrs Cookie Weddle of Racme Don Bell Mr and Mrs Roy Moller spent Thursday mght w th spent Chrostmas with Mr and Sharon and Cindy Roush Mrs Harold Lawson Mr Mrs Dav d Hadley and fam1ly and Mrs Charles Lawson at CmcUUJati Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush children W Ida and Cindy Hope Bord of Antoquoty were spent Sunday evenmg w th Mr shopp ng n Parkersbur~ and Mrs Qtt Boston at Racme Fr day Spendmg Christmas woth Mr Max Manuel Sr was a and Mrs Arnold Hupp and sons dUUJer guest of Mr and Sunday and durmg the hoi days were Arnold Hupp Mrs Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bass Mr and Mrs Dana Lew1s of and daughters Kenda and Cl fton Mrs Edna Rotsh 'Of Corrme Mr and Mrs Charles Racme were Chnstmas dmner Hupp and choldren Tina and guests of Mr and Mrs Russell Mickey of Marengo 0 Mr Roush and lam ly and Mrs Jun Hupp and sons Mr and Mrs Boll Robmson Junmy and Bill Mr and Mrs and farruly of Racme were Don Manuel and daughter Chnstmas Day guests of Mrs Donn ta Max Manuel fir Wayne Barnett of the Umted Bertha Robmson Chrostmas weekend guests of Statts Navy stalioned m South Mr and Mrs Herbert Sayre Carolma Mr Barnett also Mr and Mrs Buck were Vlstted hts parents Mr and Rogers Mr and Mrs Danny Mrs Alvm Barnett Sayre of Columbus Mr and Sunday dmner guests of Mr Mrs Brice Sayre and baby of and Mrs Andrew Cross and Jackson 0 ChriStmas Day sons were Mr and Mrs guests of the Sayres were Mr Clarence Yeager Mr and Mrs Denver Gibbs and children of and Mrs DaVId Sayre of Anliqwty Mrs Peggy Gregory of Letart W Va Mr and Mrs George Hill and Farrborn 0 and Mr and Mrs family were Chrostrnas Day Carroll Sayre of Racme Mr and Mrs Gaey Roush guests of the Crosses were Chrostmas Day dmner Bill Wheeler VISited h s guests of Mr and Mrs Charles s1ster Mr and Mrs Edward Morns at Charleston before Fmdley and family Paul Manuel 1s a medical conung to the home of his patient at Veterans Memorial parents Mr and Mrs Alex Hospital Wheeler lor the holidays Mr and Mrs Edward Lawson have moved from Syracuse tcr the mobile home of In 1972 Charles E Wolson Sam Cummins former pres dent of General Mr and Mrs Wallie Stover Motors and wart1me mdustnal VISited a recent Sunday with mobilizer doed at the age of 85 Mrs Bertha Robinson Mrs Erma Wilson Mrs Kathryn Hunt Mr and Mrs William Wickline and son Scotty were Chrostmas Day guests of Mr and Mrs Butch By comblnong your Auto Wilson and family and Homeowners In Chester Van Meter of sura nee nto ONE pol cy Mornmg Star VISited Enna Wilson Thursday Mrs Charles You may be able to Burn and Billy W~n of Bolivar Dam spent Wednesay mght With. Mrs Wilson retummg home Thursday on your yearly nsurance Chnstmas Da)' guests of Mr prem ums and Mrs Russell Fmdley were Mr and Mrs Charles Michael We w I rev ew your choldren Chnsty Judy onsurance program Charles Jr and Becky Mr w th you free of and Mrs Archie Jarrell and charge any day of the children Mark and Marcia and Mary and Edward Fm week dley Call or stop Mrs Florence Smith Is a and see us patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital due to a heart attack Leo Taylor of Racme (a former resident) os a medfcal patient at Holzer Medical Insurance Agency Center LARRY BROGAN EDNA 5CHOENLEB GERALD REUTER A thought for the day Bntish salirost Jonathan Swift sa1d Phone 992 5130 We have enough reltg10n to make us hate but not enough 107 Sycamore Pomeroy to make us love one another Hurr cane at pt Plea san WEDNESDAY t Jan 9) Hannan at Wahama PRICED FROM $2~9 LOOK at he new l tton M nutemaster' m c owa~e oven the most advanced m c owave oven you can buy COOK come n and ask ro a demonstrat on DISCOVER the comp e e m c ow ave cooking package yoLJ get w.hen you buy now Come n now o 973 1tto Swst•ms. c [E LITTON Litton Mlcf'OWll \18 ()yen FOREMAN & ABBOIT MIDDLEPORT, 0 �' ,r ,, . '' " • " .. ... ~ -- The Dmly Sentmel. ~hdd leport·POJ II t'roy. < Beat. · · 0· · I Of the Bend :. 1 By Bob Ho eflich ~. . · ' ' ' • !I . •,, 1 , ; .• ' ·BV this time most of the beautiful decorations of the holiday , . Somehow, I always undergo the expe rient'~ with ~nixed · emotions - Just a bit sorry to see the signs of Uw se;Iso n leave for another ·year. I also find that as 1 grow' older, I. ponder the possibility that, 1>erhaps, I .won :t 'lie around to unpack the deJ'(lrations and put them up next year. ~mehow. I sense that I'm not al!me .with those thoughts. Perhaps, some of you experien~ the same kind of feeling., Let.'s flleg it·, none or 11' come ' with a guarantee and one does wonder. , · MULTI-MEDIA STANDARD First Aid Course taught by Red Cross Instructor Charlotte La Tourrette, Ath~ns, is being offered to Girl Scout personnel of the Big Bend Neighborhood. The first of two four-hour sessio{IS in the program was conducted Wednesday at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. The course will be completed next Wednesday. The instructor uses fi lms, and literature for explanation of procedures involved, supervises practice sessions and does testing. Pictlired here as they practiced the closed spiral bandage for an arm wound are Mrs. Marilyn Hannum, Long Bottom, left, and Mrs. Ruth E. Spencer, Middleport. Others enrolled are Mrs. Mary Jane Wise, Middleport; Mrs. Ruth Balderson, ReedsVille; Mrs. Iris Payne, Mrs. Sibley Slack, and Mrs. Janice Gibbs, Middleport, and Mrs. Isabelle Foster, scout district advisor, Athens. MRS. GEORG E NESSELROAD,I SR., l'lact the nicest Christmas in 17 years. For the first time in that number of .years she had all of'her children present with her for Christmas dmner. Her daughter and son-in4aw, MS-SgL and Mrs . Gerald Rought and family were among those present. Mrs. Nessel road was so pleased. • •·' I'M STILLAPPALLEDat the thought of the big action of the energy crisis being the change to Daylight Savings Time. At least, tha.t's the only one I'm aware oL I'm also appijlled at th e ·thought of thousands of school children standing in pitch dark waiting for buses as a result of the gallant Congressional action in changing the time, · ~ FORT LAUDERDALE ATIORNEY G. H. (Ha rold) Martin, who loves Pomerll)l and Meigs CollfllY ~ his hom~ many years ako- is wrapping up~ years of work as a lawyer. He's just taking cases now that can be settled quickly and plans soon to retire completely: He's had an interesting and successful career in Fort Lauderdale. RUTil EBERSBACH Iilii, formerly of Middleport, who is residing at 7 West Victoria, Buckhannon, W. Va., sends along best new year wishes to Big Bend ;:;:::;::::::::::=:::::::::::~::;::::::::~~::::;::=:;:::::::~=:'-:::::::: :~: . ., I ' '• ' I Whittemore and Lowe, piano duo Carl SearlS, president of Local 426, has issued the following · Members of the Tri.County holiday season st;ltement: Concer t Association are "As we celebrate this Holiday Season it is a time to be thankful looking forward to another for what we possess, but most of' aU we are thankful for qur eveni ng of outstanding enfriends, family and good health. We the members of Local 426 terta inment when the who are stiU on strike at Philip Sporn Plant would like to stop for delightful duo-piano team of a moment to thank all the people connected with setting up the Whittemore and Lowe appear Christmas Funds at the Citizens National Bank at Point at 8 p.m. Saturday at th e Gallia Pleasant, Mason County Bank at New Haven and The Farmers Academy High School Bank at Pomeroy, Ohio and most of all the oMS who thought auditori um . enough! to stop and make a donation to these funds. This was a A' a large audience is exsign to us that these people who made donations at this Holiday peeled, including a number of Season not only think of themselves but are concerned in making members 1rom neighboring other people a little happier as we go through this life as "The~ .associations, loca l members Lord Loves A Cheerful Giver", Since this year is gradually are urged to arrive early to be coming to' a close we hope everyone has a prosperous year in assured of good seats. 1 1974." Recently another milestone was reached in th e ::::::::::::::::;:::~::::::;:,~:::::::::::~~::::::;:.~::::::;;;;::;;;;:;:~:=:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::;:::::::;:; distinguished ca reers of Arthur Whittemore and Jack Lowe, CHILD BORN RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. when they celebrated their 25th DINNER SERVED a nniversary as performing SYRACUSE - Helen Harris, Sam R. Lewis, the· former artists on the concert stages of Esther Harden, Thelma Mitziann Wolfe, Racine, are the world. Marked with Grueser, Charlotte Nease, announcing the birth of their numerous festivities in cities Helen Diddle, Margaret Cot- second son, Chadwi ck Renado, on their itinerary, the event trill, Janice Lawson and Dec. 7 at the Pleasant Valley was highlighted with a lavish Mildred Pierce of the Sunshine Hospital. He weighed 7 lbs., 14 party in New York given by the Makers Class prepared and ozs. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis have Baldwin Piano Company and served a Christmas dinner to another son, Tony Bradford. attended by such distingu ished the Emily Missionary Circle of Mrs, Brad (Mary) Wolfe, perso nalities as Robert the First United Presbyterian Racine, is the maternal Merrill, Morton Gould, Virgil Church of Syracuse . After the .grandmother and the paternal Thomson , Ethel Merman and dinner a program and gift grandparents are Mr . and Mrs. Eleanor Steber. exchange were held. Attending Samuel C. Lewis, HarrisonWith the excitement of their besides those . named above ville. Mr. and Mrs. Orville ann iversa ry still fresh , were Rev, and Mrs. Dwight Allen, Hurrisonville, are the Whittemore and Lo>"e have Zavitz, Agnes W,hite, Susie paternal great-grandpa,ents. Fischer, Frankie Mumaw, CLASS DINED Daisy 'Roush , Laura Pickens, , SYRACUSE - The Star • Florence Potts, Ada Slack and Class of the First United , (' · Presbyterian Church of ' Z Rachel McBride. ... Syracuse who served a ' delicoous Christmas dinner iJ, , the church annex prepared by Eight se nior citizens having Esther Harden, Thelma birthdays in December and CAROLS SUNG Grueser, Janice Lawson and SYRACUSE - Since there four couples observing wedMildred Pierce . After the 'was no outdoor lighting this ding anniversaries were dinner a program and gift year to brighten up the honored at the Christmas party exc hange were held. Those Christmas season for Ross and held at the Meigs County attending were Florence Potts, Marie Norris of Syracuse, a Daisy Roush, Rachel McBride, Senior Citizens Ce nter. Approximately 130 attended group from the Morning Star Frankie Mumaw , Susif the party which began with a Church came Saturday night Fischer, Agnes iWhite, Rev before Christmas to sing carols turkey dinn er. There was and Mrs. Dwigh[ Zavitz, Ad1 entertainment · by the Senior for them. Because Mr. Norris' Slack and Richard Duckworth health is not good, he was Citiz~ns Chorus accompan ied 'unable to leave home during by Mrs. Margaret Neuman and Santa arrived with pins rnaM the holidays. C~rolers visiting ENERGY BILLS them were Rev. Larry Poling, from eye glass lens for each of Mr. and Mrs. Roy ·VanMeter, COLUMBUS (U PI ) -' The the women and candy canes for · Melanie and Becky; Dorothy Ohio !louse, reconvening for the men. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Fred ., the second half of the llOth An orchid corsage was Smith, and son James and legislative session, rang in the presented to Mrs . Birdie new year with a bundle of new Wyatt, 66, and the oidest of the Greg Johnson . bir th day honorees . · Others observing birthdays were Eliza Powell, Harrisonville; Anna Cline, Carpen ter; Marjory Roush, Portland; Clara Thomas, Pomeroy; Virginia .. , Davis, Minersville; Anna Hart, Bedfor,d, and Ada Bisseli, Long Bottom. • Those with · wedding anniversaries hon ored were Mr . and Mrs. Asa Jordan, 35th ; Mr'. '!lid Mrs, Joseph Bissell, 45th; •. Mrs. Alice Balser, 51st; and . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reibel, 60th. • . ft~HI. Char lotte LaTourrette, Ath ens, ' conducted sq uare · dancing .with the 'seo.ior citizens. · The January bi,rthday party was set for I p,ll), Jan. 24 .. PRICES ARE RIGHT! . . January ·' WI,NTHE ' . ';~ · ' 8Utfttet B'AKER Holiday dinner enjoyed at inn Mrs. Ridenour j Southe~t Ohio'~ E~ergency , / Sale already embm·kcd on a 1973·74 season which promises to be one of the rno~t eventful in their long anr! success fu l associations with Co lumbi a Artists Management. They are currently taping a new TV ser ies of wee klY one how· programs 0 11 which they will be performer ~ hosts and introduce guests not on ly in the classica l musical fie ld, but a lso wr iters. clirectors, painters we well as singers and musicians r.ormally assol'iated wi th the Pop market. TlwJr la test al bwn " The Pe rsonal Touch of Whitte more and Lowe " has just hee n reco rded for Mega and by London distribution Records. HCA JUSt re-issued one of thei r highly sueccssful chi ld ren 's a lbum s, "Major Classics for Minorsr• in a stereo version, and Capitol has repackaged lhc1r very popu lar "Carnival of the Animals" by Saint.Saem; backed with the Pou lenc Concer to for Two Pianos ami Orchestra. Universally acknowledged as mucic's foremost two-piano team, they have run up a record of achievement that may never be paralleled in the field of music . Whittemore and Visit family Lowe were the first duopianists to appeur at the White House, to introduce popu lar music on the concert stage and to have averaged over 70 concerts a year. And they have just become the first artists to ha ve recorded a cou ntry music album using classical style arrange men ts for placement in the Co untry Music Hall of Fame in Nashville, Tenn. As re citali sts they are uniqu ely successf:1l. Their tmllmarks are the crea tive care with which they build the ir program s and the striking empathy they feel for audiences. The late Kirsten Flagstad said of them: "There . are many marvelous performer s before the public today, but very few great reci tal ists. Whittemore and Lowe certa mly must be counted among these few." Their astonishing record of re-eogagements and the1r somewhat staggeri ng number of concerts per person have made them household names the length and breadth of this . continent. The joint careers of ArthUI' Whittemore and Jack Lowe are among the most ~ successful a nd impressive in their son-in-Jaw and daughter, the annals of American music. Mr. and Mrs. John Austin and dalJilhters, Julie, Mary and Iris. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Turner· left Wednesday morning for tl1eir home in Naples, Fla ., after a holiday visit here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kesterson. Christmas weekend Mr. and Mrs. Turner and Mr. and Mrs, Kesterson visited in Hamilton with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kesterson and sons. Spending Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Michael were· ML and Mrs. Wilbur Parker and Ed, Mrs, Martba Poole and Will Samuel Michael, Lenora and Louise. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Reynolds spent the Christmas holiday in Morgantown, W. Va ., with their son and daughter-in-iliw, Mr. and Mrs. Val Reynolds, Gwynn, Lynn and Val, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Rupe have returned from a IIHiay visit with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Club ladies enjoy dinner Lt. Col. and M1·s ..James M. Roller, Ca thy and John, An' / drew Air Force Base, Md ., and Pau l Jacko, San Antoni'o, · SYRACUSE- The Syracuse Texas, have spent the holiday 'I' h i r d We d n e s d a y weekend in Middleport with Homemakers Club motored to Mrs. Malcolm Roller and Mrs. Parhrsourg for the ir Eva Hartley. ~chri s tm os dinner at the Sunday evening Mrs. Roller Ponderosa Steak House. The entertained witli a family afternoon was spent shopping. dinner. Attending besides the Making tile trip were Agnes James Roller fam ily and Jacko While, Margaret Eichinger, were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Charlotte Nease, Jea n Hall, Roller, Lori and Brad, Belpre; Eileen Clark, Virginia Salser, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cale, Irene Parker, .Jan ice Lawson, Marc ia, t.lissy and Megan, Mr. Mildred Pierce, Thelma and Mrs . Richard Gress Mr. Grueser, Linda Ferrell, Wanda and Mrs. Pat Gress, 'Mid. - 'I'Caltird, E:di th Hood, Betty · dleport. Hayes, Brenda Hayes, Mabel Joining the fam ily for a New Pickens and Edna Edwards. At 7:30 p.m. the gro up Year's Eve party at the Gress ·home were Mr. and Mrs. David, returned to the municipa l 'o hhnger, Midd leport; Mike building for a program and gift Gress, Columbus, and )\!iss exchange. The program Shellie Clark , Pomeroy. prepared by Jean Hall and Ada Slack consisted of singing the Christmas carols. interspersed wi th reading of the Christmas story from the Bible by Janice I awson and Kathryn Johnson. Attending the evening progrrun and not making the trip were Ada Slack, Kathryn, Tammy iffid Cheryl Johnson, Eleanor Bohram, Pauline Morarity, Geneva Nolan and Margaret FRIDAY · CottrilL'' · POMONA Grange, 8 p.m. at the t;<ock Springs Grange Hall , LOSE UGLY FAT to be hosted by the Ohio Valley Grange. · sf~r t losing w ei.g ht today or MONE Y' BA CK . MONAD EX is MIDDLEPORT Chamber of a tiny tablet tha t Wil t he lp curb Commerce mee ting, 7:3o' p, hL yo ur desire fOr exc;ess food . ~· at tess-weig'h less. ·contains no in soci8l roofn o£ Columbus andl dangerous drUgs and w j ll not ' make you nervaus. No Southern Ohio Electric Co. - ..- ;;::- ' . o:.Jan . :! , 1974 n~t _When that time co mes, w1ll bt.• a nswering the residents again will n.-'. ('cive . rmcrgcncy ca ll s when the ca ller, including exact location telephone stickers in the m"it · ·SF:OEMS syste m is completect. or address. Dispa tchers are with the new phone number in These ·s pl·eiolists are trained also able to give the caller it Public a nnouncem~nts will EM'I's, licensed by the Frr. instructions in what to do for also be carried by newspaper.s, traint:d w aH lJhas~b ul the victim until U1e ambulance radio and telev ision, alerting emergency C\lCdica l com· arrives . re sid en ts of lhe new munira tions disputch ing, and Residents are ur ged by enJergency number, and how experienc ed in th e fie ld . SEOEMS to prepa re in adto, use it. ' Dispatchers will be able to va nce for an emerge ncy by HigtiJy.trained dispatchers attain th e most vita l in- ca refully planning the direr· • BAYER ASPIRIN lost when excited callers hang up the phone too soon. All emergency calls into U1ey live or work. Th e correct SEOEMS centraJoheadquarters name of the road and nea rby will be recorded so th>i't play.' landmarks can be extremely .back of directions will be possible. important The SEOE MS microwave It's · also importa nt to remember not to hang up until communication. sys tem has home or place of.work . Time is often lost because people do not know how to explain where sqs ·so Tablets $1.39 Value Precious information may be 36 Tablets state and will soon be tested for se rvice. All towers <:~nd microwave buildings are up and functiona l; all mobiles have been installed i11 am- bulances and the all -important control console is being hooked up arid readied. The hospital tht em! of .January. States, and iL'i communication system is being studied as a model for the nation in the , emergency medical field . So utheast Ohio's Emergency Medical Service is a non-profit organization , a project of Ohio radio network is ci.lso near completion . Pla ns t"all for the Valley Health Services Foundation, Inc., funded by feue r"l, sla te and local futuri'\lic s~stem to be used by governments. CEPACOL SURE ·. MOUTH WASH DEODORANT 39, Tampons 14 20oz . $1 :67 Value· :Value 74c Value and · · im - plemented by Mr. Hoy Rankin , . . SI•:QF;MS is bei ng developed Di rector oF comrmmicatiuns. as a model for rural EMS for TI1e Motorola Company net· possi ble duplication in similar work is now ir'l fimil comp letion geo.,raphic areas in the United the dispatcher tells you to. tiu.ns Liley would gi ve the ambu lance drive r to their ALKASELnER LISTERINE Funeral services for Philip Meinhart were held Friday an p. m, at the Ewing FUneral Home with the Rev. W. H. Perriq officiating. Burial was in the Beech Grove Cemetery. Out-of-lown friends and relatives here for the services were Walter K. Stewart and Jack R. Smith, Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Russ , Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. Ar. thur Smith, Sr.,, Mr . and Mrs. Jack Claxton, Sam Straus, Athens ; Dave Collins, Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Reuel Smith, Richard Smith , Proctorville ; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Roger Smith, Larry Smith, Chauncey; Mr. and Mrs . · Paul 'could, West Lafayette; Albert Smith, Mr .. and Mrs. Robert LaLance, Mrs. Jack Leckie, Mr. and Mrs. Perk Akers, Huntington, W, Va .; Miss Gene Thacker, Chesajleake; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hines, Gallipolis ; Ray Hines, Belpre; · Harold Parsons, EvanS,- W, Va.; Mrs. Gladys Krebs, Point Pleasant, w: va.; Dr. and Mrs. Lewis D. TeUe and daughter, Parkersburg, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meinhart, Tulsa, Okla.; Mrs. Claire Parker, Colunibus, and Mrs. Bertha Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Rex James, Charleston, W. Va . oz. Regular or Super $2.40 Value TWIN PACK ~oval Crown Bottling 69 35 Friendly Tavern Team No . 4 FOrest Run Blo ck Team No . 2 60 56 49 40 44 48 55 64 ·Team No . 1 Team H ig h G a m e - 38 66 Forest R"un Block 485. Team High Series - Foresl Run Block 1393. Ind . High Game - Pandora Collins 189, Ma r lene Wilson anct Belty Smi t h 186. Ind . High Series - Marlene Wilson 517, Pandora Co llins START THE NEW YEAR 7 oz. 93' VALUE 49' VAUJE • Fui -Acting Antacid Msdi c~ttio n ... . ..... ,. . . .. . .... "' ....,... .,,., .•. '" ,_,.,,,.. . ....'" "'" -· .,..... , . ~· PLANTERS USTEROL SPRAY DISINFECTANT o{ Listerine t4 oi. $1.89 Value Early Bird Oecember ,19, 1973 End of First Half Won Lost BB 84 15 Helen's Beauty St\op Slewart Hardware KIDDI'E SHO.P·PE Rawli"ng•s ·Auto Part s· 4Q 52 68 49 87 .DANA SPRAY COLOGNE • SALE AMBUSH TABU 20 CARATS DRY-ROASTED PEANUTS 12 oz. Jar $2 00 89c Value I EACH ·FLEX \ Bertha 's Grof"ery 44 92 Team High Game ,_ S ~r ­ tha's GroCery 797 ; Team High Series - Ben -Tom Corp .• 23 12. ln,d. High Game - Flossie · Maxson , 189, Berty Whitlatch 174 . ' tn·d . H i g h'.. . .-5~ies - Flossie Maxson , 519, BM-ty Whitlatch ' 15's 99e 61 . 68 DAYTIME DIAPERS 2/99e Wedn~sday . Roush's Laneling · PAMPERS 99' VALUE NEW! Ben -Tom Corp. AIR FRESHENER 7 OZ. AEROSOL 10:--:-.i From th e Make rs ~--~- • FURNITURE POLISH 516. WITH FASHIONS FROM RENUZIT BEHOLD POMEROY LANES Tuesday Afternoon League Decelhber 11, 1973 . Won Lost January. 6 ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT ' operational soon formalion necessary froin UlC de~ign ed been ' ·Mr.·Meinhart · Sun~ay THE ' Friday for • NEW! · From (I Spray Hair Net Weatherproof Formula I ~ ,~ ~· :z 0 RE VLON \....'~-::-~~~ 487. _) 1 Thursd-ay Afternoon L.eague ~, ·' December 10, 197l Woo Lost' • · 67 · 53 R,p ya l Crown ~E'VLON. ~ Buster Brown Hush Puppies Miss America Pedwin .Keds I THE SHOE . I '' / Local Bowling day ·s upply· and ss.oo for" tWice bills, many of them on energy - the ·a·mo011't . Lose U91y fat or CLUB WILL MEET problems. !)ne bill-proposes a yo ur mo~~- Y w.i ll be re funded·· Tl)e ,Mi1ldlepor1 Garden Club Y-"ti th no questions , qsk·ed by : seven-memher state Energy S.wisher & L.ohse Drug , 11 2 E . . MIDDLEPORT, 0 ; . Conservation Commission to will meet Monqay but the tinie fV\ain, Po111.erov & Dutton Drug .. . . "" . ,. .\ . OUR SH·OES ; II) ft. · steer sta te fijfl p~licies and ,andplace of the meeting will be · Stor!lb M "i ddlepo r;.t . M.ail Orders .._ _...,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.... ' recommend e~rgy legislation. announced later . F.i~lti·~· ~~ . .:. ~_ . . . . . . . . . . . ."!-......!""_____fVo.~I ,.OIID!Ji,LliiEiiiP•.O·R-T,•. 0_.~--S·T-IL•L•'•S•E•~•S•IB·L·Y-----' ~ ' Senice held Wa·t ch For Our January Clearance ·s ale stre nu o u s exercise : Change vovr· · life ... start tod.ay. • ·MON·ADEX 'tos t.s S3 .00 for a ·20 FURNITURE .... . ·- 14 oz. Whittemore and Lowe • ce . u d zen to attract large Jenzor C'(tzenS haVe YU /e par,tJ' <"11 :;:;: SYRACUSE - The Syracuse Ladies Auxiliary of the CHESTER - A surprise New Year's weekend gues ts birthday party was held Dec. Volunteer Fire Department of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crow 23 at the James Ridenour home dined at the Red <;arpet Inn for were Mrs. Helen Wetzel._gMr " " 1ii""Chester honoring Mrs. their Christmas dinner. Atand Mr~. Joseph Kelley, Joey, Esther Ridenour and Johnny tanding were Nancy Neutzling, Sharon and Sarah, Columbus. Wickham . Charlotte Nease, Elva Dailey, Other callers durin g the Gifts were presented to the Eleanor Bohram, Mildred holidays were Mr. and Mrs. honored guest,<; and homemade Pierce , Thelma Gruese,r, George Holman and s.on, ice cream, cake, punch and Adrienne Hubbard, Mary Kenton; Mrs. Rachel McBnde, coffee were served. Attending Pickens, Elizabeth Rice, Clara Mrs. , Daisy Roush, Miss wereMr.andMrs.JohnHayes, Lavender, Marie Rizer, Sue Frank1e Mumaw, Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy, Mr. Rice, Vicki Rizer, Jean Hall, Schneider' Mrs . . Florence and Mrs. Ziba Midkiff, Mr. and Janice Lawson, Edith Hood Potts, Mrs. Mary Lisle, and Mrs. Johnny Wickham , Mrs. and Agnes White. Mr. and Mrs. James Crow, Letha Wood , Mrs. Jean The group returned to the Syrac us~ ; Mrs. Dorothy Summerfield, Mrs. Barbara municipal building for a Roller, Middleport, and Lt Col: Sargent, Scottie Smith, Mr. program and gift exchange. James Roller • Maryland. and Mrs. Richard Gaul, Mark Secret pals were revealed and Mr. and Mrs: Rober~ Cr?w and David, Mr. and Mrs. John · names drawn for the new year, are. m New Philadelphia With Ridenour and Jason, Mr. and The program was , their son, Bob, who underwent Mrs. James Ridenour , Lowell "Christmas is Here Again," surgery today., and John , Mrs. Ronald Clay Edith Hood: "The First Chnstmas dmner guests of and Todd, Mr , and Mrs. Floyd Christmas Gift," Liz Rice; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kloes, Weber. " The Snow," Jean Hall ; grQup Syracuse, were Miss Frieda Others se nding gifts were singing of Silent Night; a song, Faehnle, Mrs. Gertrude Kloes, Mrs. Ada Morris, Mrs. Goldie Agnes White ; "Christmas Card Middleport, .and Mrs. Grace Frederick , Mrs. Opal Tow n," Elva Dailey ; Jlvld~n, Racme. Eichinger and Mrs. Lucy Gaul. 4 'Sfiowflakes," Jailice Lawson ; Holiday .guests of Mr. and "Small Girl and ' BroWII Teddy Mrs. Wilson Carpenter, Bear," Charlotte Nease; Jingle Mulberry Ave., were Mr. and ENTERTAINGUESTS Bells; " It's Christmas," Mrs . John Young, Philip, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hawk, Eleanor Bohram; · "God' s Robin and Lisa, Lancaster; Min er sville, · entertained Gift" Mildred 'Pierce· "New Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Carroll and Christmas Day with a dinner . Yea~," Thelma Grues~r; Joy Matthew, Ci ncinnati ; Mr. and celebratmg the bll'thday of to the World · "Christmas" Mrs. James Ca rpenter and their daughter, Mary Ada Slack a~d "God Ble;.,; Jay, Coolville. Christine, 17. Others attending Your q[istmas," Nancy Mr. and Mrs. w. 0. Barnitz were Denms Hawk and Mrs. Neutzling. The program·closed spent Christmas Day with their with singing "Away ln a son and daulbter-in-law, Mr. McKa y, Sally, Cinda and Manger." Later' cookies and . and Mrs. Robert Barnitz, Victor at Warren. The Rupes punch were served. ~son, w. Va. obse rved their wedding an· \lfthristmas dinner guests of niversary Christmas Eve. Mr. arid Mrs. James Ridenour Their teenage granddaughter, Sylvia Badgley, Middleport. and sons Lowell and John Cinda, Appeared with a baton Sunday, Dec. 30, the Hawks were Mr. ~ nd Mrs. John Hayes: corps in the Macy's Parade on had a dinner honoring Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Ridenour Thanksgiving. ·,Badgley's 83rd blrthdly. and Jason, Mr. and Mrs. John Wickham. Mrs . Barbara Sargent was an afternoon caller . Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kelton have re turned from a holiday visit in Richmond, Va., with ~ !J U Union is appreciative ' \ \ Pomeroy . . . .::l ll\ Personal Notes :ll is honored frie~ds . PHOTOGRAPHS OF LAWRENCE DIDDLE and Don Spires, both of Pomeroy, are includ,ed in the current edition of "General News", the company publication of General Telephone Co. of ohio. They have completed 20 years service with the company and thus, the recognition. . ' Medical Servi~e (SE:OEMS) . has been' operatiJlg without " 4 benefit 1 o~ , . ra dio co m... mumcat1ons ,smce the begin· ning. ol ambulanc~ servic~ in March, 1973. · All c:alls for .• emergency care' have come to · , .the 13 Joe~! EMS statjons by . telephore. · All requests for bacil'-up servie<) f~om one EMS station to another has been done by .using the. telephone. SEOEMS stations were not all opened on 'the same date, but have becor(le operational at the rate of about one or more a . month. To ·date, ' over 3100 emergency runs have been rriade by its·· 20 emergency , vehicles. Soon , with the implementation of 11\e microwave conununications system, the telephone · numbers will chrul'ge. Residents of the seven co~nties will use tbu same toOfree telephone number til reach EMS, no matter where they are in the area. ' seaso~ have been carefull y packed .and stored away for another y.ear.. ' ' EMS :microwave radio ' ~--~~, • "\ • . ~ 5.:_ Thf Dai ly ~nti"':l! MlddlepOI't:Pomeroy, U • Jan. :1, 1974 .-------------------------, I I ,.' ''" .• <i1.J Teiom }. J7 Team ~ . 56 64 Pullif1S Excavating 54 66 ~Team H igh. Series- Team ·4, TUCO 1731. Team ] , 1565, Te1-Q1 H1gh Game - Team 4. 654 and 601 . Ind . High Series - Marlene Wilson 513, Belty Whitlat ch 502, Debbie Hawley 482 . Ind. High. Game - Ma.rlene · Wilson 191. 189 , 182. Betty ROOK CARD GAME Whitlat ch ·• Wednesday Early Bird December 26. 1973 Second Han Won Lost Helen 's Beauty Shop 8 0 Ben -Tom Corp . 8 0 Bertha's Gro-:ery 8 0 Roush's Landing 0 8 RawlingS Auto Parts 0 8 Stewart Hardware 0 a -T eem HiQh Game - Helen's Beauty Shop 862 : Tea m High Series - Helen 's Beauty Shop . 2338, Ind. MAX, .fACTOR AQUAMARJNE P.ICTURE · PUZZLES Herbal. & Ptotein Shampoo ,]6 oz . . $2.00 Value ' ' Jum bOJOver 1020 irip,lethiek interlp.ckjng pieces. · '$ 119 ' $ ' 65 . ,' 1 ., us ', ·K · WILD M · CONCENTRATE. " SPR~Y CQLOGNE .. ' '3.50 VALUE High' Game """":' \ Ma'ry Voss 225, Jon Jenki ns , Marlene Wilson 191 . Ind . High Sertrs Mary \!loS~ 55~, . Jan Je1k lns 493 . . .. ·fk· •............~.·~·.···--~----·~·...··i'•'~~~~~~-~1....~--~~·~~--~------~.....i........................................~·-· ..................·.· -..-. ·..................~~..........................~---··.-.w~~-~.. ~~-·~----------..........~~··.C ~. . ·~- .>.· ~-··---- :·_-...:~ ._ ,c ,:,,__ ·'-' c_:._ ~--, · •; .. ..•.:, ,.,- ..• '-,· --- �' ,r ,, . '' " • " .. ... ~ -- The Dmly Sentmel. ~hdd leport·POJ II t'roy. < Beat. · · 0· · I Of the Bend :. 1 By Bob Ho eflich ~. . · ' ' ' • !I . •,, 1 , ; .• ' ·BV this time most of the beautiful decorations of the holiday , . Somehow, I always undergo the expe rient'~ with ~nixed · emotions - Just a bit sorry to see the signs of Uw se;Iso n leave for another ·year. I also find that as 1 grow' older, I. ponder the possibility that, 1>erhaps, I .won :t 'lie around to unpack the deJ'(lrations and put them up next year. ~mehow. I sense that I'm not al!me .with those thoughts. Perhaps, some of you experien~ the same kind of feeling., Let.'s flleg it·, none or 11' come ' with a guarantee and one does wonder. , · MULTI-MEDIA STANDARD First Aid Course taught by Red Cross Instructor Charlotte La Tourrette, Ath~ns, is being offered to Girl Scout personnel of the Big Bend Neighborhood. The first of two four-hour sessio{IS in the program was conducted Wednesday at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. The course will be completed next Wednesday. The instructor uses fi lms, and literature for explanation of procedures involved, supervises practice sessions and does testing. Pictlired here as they practiced the closed spiral bandage for an arm wound are Mrs. Marilyn Hannum, Long Bottom, left, and Mrs. Ruth E. Spencer, Middleport. Others enrolled are Mrs. Mary Jane Wise, Middleport; Mrs. Ruth Balderson, ReedsVille; Mrs. Iris Payne, Mrs. Sibley Slack, and Mrs. Janice Gibbs, Middleport, and Mrs. Isabelle Foster, scout district advisor, Athens. MRS. GEORG E NESSELROAD,I SR., l'lact the nicest Christmas in 17 years. For the first time in that number of .years she had all of'her children present with her for Christmas dmner. Her daughter and son-in4aw, MS-SgL and Mrs . Gerald Rought and family were among those present. Mrs. Nessel road was so pleased. • •·' I'M STILLAPPALLEDat the thought of the big action of the energy crisis being the change to Daylight Savings Time. At least, tha.t's the only one I'm aware oL I'm also appijlled at th e ·thought of thousands of school children standing in pitch dark waiting for buses as a result of the gallant Congressional action in changing the time, · ~ FORT LAUDERDALE ATIORNEY G. H. (Ha rold) Martin, who loves Pomerll)l and Meigs CollfllY ~ his hom~ many years ako- is wrapping up~ years of work as a lawyer. He's just taking cases now that can be settled quickly and plans soon to retire completely: He's had an interesting and successful career in Fort Lauderdale. RUTil EBERSBACH Iilii, formerly of Middleport, who is residing at 7 West Victoria, Buckhannon, W. Va., sends along best new year wishes to Big Bend ;:;:::;::::::::::=:::::::::::~::;::::::::~~::::;::=:;:::::::~=:'-:::::::: :~: . ., I ' '• ' I Whittemore and Lowe, piano duo Carl SearlS, president of Local 426, has issued the following · Members of the Tri.County holiday season st;ltement: Concer t Association are "As we celebrate this Holiday Season it is a time to be thankful looking forward to another for what we possess, but most of' aU we are thankful for qur eveni ng of outstanding enfriends, family and good health. We the members of Local 426 terta inment when the who are stiU on strike at Philip Sporn Plant would like to stop for delightful duo-piano team of a moment to thank all the people connected with setting up the Whittemore and Lowe appear Christmas Funds at the Citizens National Bank at Point at 8 p.m. Saturday at th e Gallia Pleasant, Mason County Bank at New Haven and The Farmers Academy High School Bank at Pomeroy, Ohio and most of all the oMS who thought auditori um . enough! to stop and make a donation to these funds. This was a A' a large audience is exsign to us that these people who made donations at this Holiday peeled, including a number of Season not only think of themselves but are concerned in making members 1rom neighboring other people a little happier as we go through this life as "The~ .associations, loca l members Lord Loves A Cheerful Giver", Since this year is gradually are urged to arrive early to be coming to' a close we hope everyone has a prosperous year in assured of good seats. 1 1974." Recently another milestone was reached in th e ::::::::::::::::;:::~::::::;:,~:::::::::::~~::::::;:.~::::::;;;;::;;;;:;:~:=:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::;:::::::;:; distinguished ca reers of Arthur Whittemore and Jack Lowe, CHILD BORN RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. when they celebrated their 25th DINNER SERVED a nniversary as performing SYRACUSE - Helen Harris, Sam R. Lewis, the· former artists on the concert stages of Esther Harden, Thelma Mitziann Wolfe, Racine, are the world. Marked with Grueser, Charlotte Nease, announcing the birth of their numerous festivities in cities Helen Diddle, Margaret Cot- second son, Chadwi ck Renado, on their itinerary, the event trill, Janice Lawson and Dec. 7 at the Pleasant Valley was highlighted with a lavish Mildred Pierce of the Sunshine Hospital. He weighed 7 lbs., 14 party in New York given by the Makers Class prepared and ozs. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis have Baldwin Piano Company and served a Christmas dinner to another son, Tony Bradford. attended by such distingu ished the Emily Missionary Circle of Mrs, Brad (Mary) Wolfe, perso nalities as Robert the First United Presbyterian Racine, is the maternal Merrill, Morton Gould, Virgil Church of Syracuse . After the .grandmother and the paternal Thomson , Ethel Merman and dinner a program and gift grandparents are Mr . and Mrs. Eleanor Steber. exchange were held. Attending Samuel C. Lewis, HarrisonWith the excitement of their besides those . named above ville. Mr. and Mrs. Orville ann iversa ry still fresh , were Rev, and Mrs. Dwight Allen, Hurrisonville, are the Whittemore and Lo>"e have Zavitz, Agnes W,hite, Susie paternal great-grandpa,ents. Fischer, Frankie Mumaw, CLASS DINED Daisy 'Roush , Laura Pickens, , SYRACUSE - The Star • Florence Potts, Ada Slack and Class of the First United , (' · Presbyterian Church of ' Z Rachel McBride. ... Syracuse who served a ' delicoous Christmas dinner iJ, , the church annex prepared by Eight se nior citizens having Esther Harden, Thelma birthdays in December and CAROLS SUNG Grueser, Janice Lawson and SYRACUSE - Since there four couples observing wedMildred Pierce . After the 'was no outdoor lighting this ding anniversaries were dinner a program and gift year to brighten up the honored at the Christmas party exc hange were held. Those Christmas season for Ross and held at the Meigs County attending were Florence Potts, Marie Norris of Syracuse, a Daisy Roush, Rachel McBride, Senior Citizens Ce nter. Approximately 130 attended group from the Morning Star Frankie Mumaw , Susif the party which began with a Church came Saturday night Fischer, Agnes iWhite, Rev before Christmas to sing carols turkey dinn er. There was and Mrs. Dwigh[ Zavitz, Ad1 entertainment · by the Senior for them. Because Mr. Norris' Slack and Richard Duckworth health is not good, he was Citiz~ns Chorus accompan ied 'unable to leave home during by Mrs. Margaret Neuman and Santa arrived with pins rnaM the holidays. C~rolers visiting ENERGY BILLS them were Rev. Larry Poling, from eye glass lens for each of Mr. and Mrs. Roy ·VanMeter, COLUMBUS (U PI ) -' The the women and candy canes for · Melanie and Becky; Dorothy Ohio !louse, reconvening for the men. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Fred ., the second half of the llOth An orchid corsage was Smith, and son James and legislative session, rang in the presented to Mrs . Birdie new year with a bundle of new Wyatt, 66, and the oidest of the Greg Johnson . bir th day honorees . · Others observing birthdays were Eliza Powell, Harrisonville; Anna Cline, Carpen ter; Marjory Roush, Portland; Clara Thomas, Pomeroy; Virginia .. , Davis, Minersville; Anna Hart, Bedfor,d, and Ada Bisseli, Long Bottom. • Those with · wedding anniversaries hon ored were Mr . and Mrs. Asa Jordan, 35th ; Mr'. '!lid Mrs, Joseph Bissell, 45th; •. Mrs. Alice Balser, 51st; and . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reibel, 60th. • . ft~HI. Char lotte LaTourrette, Ath ens, ' conducted sq uare · dancing .with the 'seo.ior citizens. · The January bi,rthday party was set for I p,ll), Jan. 24 .. PRICES ARE RIGHT! . . January ·' WI,NTHE ' . ';~ · ' 8Utfttet B'AKER Holiday dinner enjoyed at inn Mrs. Ridenour j Southe~t Ohio'~ E~ergency , / Sale already embm·kcd on a 1973·74 season which promises to be one of the rno~t eventful in their long anr! success fu l associations with Co lumbi a Artists Management. They are currently taping a new TV ser ies of wee klY one how· programs 0 11 which they will be performer ~ hosts and introduce guests not on ly in the classica l musical fie ld, but a lso wr iters. clirectors, painters we well as singers and musicians r.ormally assol'iated wi th the Pop market. TlwJr la test al bwn " The Pe rsonal Touch of Whitte more and Lowe " has just hee n reco rded for Mega and by London distribution Records. HCA JUSt re-issued one of thei r highly sueccssful chi ld ren 's a lbum s, "Major Classics for Minorsr• in a stereo version, and Capitol has repackaged lhc1r very popu lar "Carnival of the Animals" by Saint.Saem; backed with the Pou lenc Concer to for Two Pianos ami Orchestra. Universally acknowledged as mucic's foremost two-piano team, they have run up a record of achievement that may never be paralleled in the field of music . Whittemore and Visit family Lowe were the first duopianists to appeur at the White House, to introduce popu lar music on the concert stage and to have averaged over 70 concerts a year. And they have just become the first artists to ha ve recorded a cou ntry music album using classical style arrange men ts for placement in the Co untry Music Hall of Fame in Nashville, Tenn. As re citali sts they are uniqu ely successf:1l. Their tmllmarks are the crea tive care with which they build the ir program s and the striking empathy they feel for audiences. The late Kirsten Flagstad said of them: "There . are many marvelous performer s before the public today, but very few great reci tal ists. Whittemore and Lowe certa mly must be counted among these few." Their astonishing record of re-eogagements and the1r somewhat staggeri ng number of concerts per person have made them household names the length and breadth of this . continent. The joint careers of ArthUI' Whittemore and Jack Lowe are among the most ~ successful a nd impressive in their son-in-Jaw and daughter, the annals of American music. Mr. and Mrs. John Austin and dalJilhters, Julie, Mary and Iris. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Turner· left Wednesday morning for tl1eir home in Naples, Fla ., after a holiday visit here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kesterson. Christmas weekend Mr. and Mrs. Turner and Mr. and Mrs, Kesterson visited in Hamilton with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kesterson and sons. Spending Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Michael were· ML and Mrs. Wilbur Parker and Ed, Mrs, Martba Poole and Will Samuel Michael, Lenora and Louise. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Reynolds spent the Christmas holiday in Morgantown, W. Va ., with their son and daughter-in-iliw, Mr. and Mrs. Val Reynolds, Gwynn, Lynn and Val, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Rupe have returned from a IIHiay visit with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Club ladies enjoy dinner Lt. Col. and M1·s ..James M. Roller, Ca thy and John, An' / drew Air Force Base, Md ., and Pau l Jacko, San Antoni'o, · SYRACUSE- The Syracuse Texas, have spent the holiday 'I' h i r d We d n e s d a y weekend in Middleport with Homemakers Club motored to Mrs. Malcolm Roller and Mrs. Parhrsourg for the ir Eva Hartley. ~chri s tm os dinner at the Sunday evening Mrs. Roller Ponderosa Steak House. The entertained witli a family afternoon was spent shopping. dinner. Attending besides the Making tile trip were Agnes James Roller fam ily and Jacko While, Margaret Eichinger, were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Charlotte Nease, Jea n Hall, Roller, Lori and Brad, Belpre; Eileen Clark, Virginia Salser, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cale, Irene Parker, .Jan ice Lawson, Marc ia, t.lissy and Megan, Mr. Mildred Pierce, Thelma and Mrs . Richard Gress Mr. Grueser, Linda Ferrell, Wanda and Mrs. Pat Gress, 'Mid. - 'I'Caltird, E:di th Hood, Betty · dleport. Hayes, Brenda Hayes, Mabel Joining the fam ily for a New Pickens and Edna Edwards. At 7:30 p.m. the gro up Year's Eve party at the Gress ·home were Mr. and Mrs. David, returned to the municipa l 'o hhnger, Midd leport; Mike building for a program and gift Gress, Columbus, and )\!iss exchange. The program Shellie Clark , Pomeroy. prepared by Jean Hall and Ada Slack consisted of singing the Christmas carols. interspersed wi th reading of the Christmas story from the Bible by Janice I awson and Kathryn Johnson. Attending the evening progrrun and not making the trip were Ada Slack, Kathryn, Tammy iffid Cheryl Johnson, Eleanor Bohram, Pauline Morarity, Geneva Nolan and Margaret FRIDAY · CottrilL'' · POMONA Grange, 8 p.m. at the t;<ock Springs Grange Hall , LOSE UGLY FAT to be hosted by the Ohio Valley Grange. · sf~r t losing w ei.g ht today or MONE Y' BA CK . MONAD EX is MIDDLEPORT Chamber of a tiny tablet tha t Wil t he lp curb Commerce mee ting, 7:3o' p, hL yo ur desire fOr exc;ess food . ~· at tess-weig'h less. ·contains no in soci8l roofn o£ Columbus andl dangerous drUgs and w j ll not ' make you nervaus. No Southern Ohio Electric Co. - ..- ;;::- ' . o:.Jan . :! , 1974 n~t _When that time co mes, w1ll bt.• a nswering the residents again will n.-'. ('cive . rmcrgcncy ca ll s when the ca ller, including exact location telephone stickers in the m"it · ·SF:OEMS syste m is completect. or address. Dispa tchers are with the new phone number in These ·s pl·eiolists are trained also able to give the caller it Public a nnouncem~nts will EM'I's, licensed by the Frr. instructions in what to do for also be carried by newspaper.s, traint:d w aH lJhas~b ul the victim until U1e ambulance radio and telev ision, alerting emergency C\lCdica l com· arrives . re sid en ts of lhe new munira tions disputch ing, and Residents are ur ged by enJergency number, and how experienc ed in th e fie ld . SEOEMS to prepa re in adto, use it. ' Dispatchers will be able to va nce for an emerge ncy by HigtiJy.trained dispatchers attain th e most vita l in- ca refully planning the direr· • BAYER ASPIRIN lost when excited callers hang up the phone too soon. All emergency calls into U1ey live or work. Th e correct SEOEMS centraJoheadquarters name of the road and nea rby will be recorded so th>i't play.' landmarks can be extremely .back of directions will be possible. important The SEOE MS microwave It's · also importa nt to remember not to hang up until communication. sys tem has home or place of.work . Time is often lost because people do not know how to explain where sqs ·so Tablets $1.39 Value Precious information may be 36 Tablets state and will soon be tested for se rvice. All towers <:~nd microwave buildings are up and functiona l; all mobiles have been installed i11 am- bulances and the all -important control console is being hooked up arid readied. The hospital tht em! of .January. States, and iL'i communication system is being studied as a model for the nation in the , emergency medical field . So utheast Ohio's Emergency Medical Service is a non-profit organization , a project of Ohio radio network is ci.lso near completion . Pla ns t"all for the Valley Health Services Foundation, Inc., funded by feue r"l, sla te and local futuri'\lic s~stem to be used by governments. CEPACOL SURE ·. MOUTH WASH DEODORANT 39, Tampons 14 20oz . $1 :67 Value· :Value 74c Value and · · im - plemented by Mr. Hoy Rankin , . . SI•:QF;MS is bei ng developed Di rector oF comrmmicatiuns. as a model for rural EMS for TI1e Motorola Company net· possi ble duplication in similar work is now ir'l fimil comp letion geo.,raphic areas in the United the dispatcher tells you to. tiu.ns Liley would gi ve the ambu lance drive r to their ALKASELnER LISTERINE Funeral services for Philip Meinhart were held Friday an p. m, at the Ewing FUneral Home with the Rev. W. H. Perriq officiating. Burial was in the Beech Grove Cemetery. Out-of-lown friends and relatives here for the services were Walter K. Stewart and Jack R. Smith, Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Russ , Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. Ar. thur Smith, Sr.,, Mr . and Mrs. Jack Claxton, Sam Straus, Athens ; Dave Collins, Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Reuel Smith, Richard Smith , Proctorville ; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Roger Smith, Larry Smith, Chauncey; Mr. and Mrs . · Paul 'could, West Lafayette; Albert Smith, Mr .. and Mrs. Robert LaLance, Mrs. Jack Leckie, Mr. and Mrs. Perk Akers, Huntington, W, Va .; Miss Gene Thacker, Chesajleake; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hines, Gallipolis ; Ray Hines, Belpre; · Harold Parsons, EvanS,- W, Va.; Mrs. Gladys Krebs, Point Pleasant, w: va.; Dr. and Mrs. Lewis D. TeUe and daughter, Parkersburg, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meinhart, Tulsa, Okla.; Mrs. Claire Parker, Colunibus, and Mrs. Bertha Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Rex James, Charleston, W. Va . oz. Regular or Super $2.40 Value TWIN PACK ~oval Crown Bottling 69 35 Friendly Tavern Team No . 4 FOrest Run Blo ck Team No . 2 60 56 49 40 44 48 55 64 ·Team No . 1 Team H ig h G a m e - 38 66 Forest R"un Block 485. Team High Series - Foresl Run Block 1393. Ind . High Game - Pandora Collins 189, Ma r lene Wilson anct Belty Smi t h 186. Ind . High Series - Marlene Wilson 517, Pandora Co llins START THE NEW YEAR 7 oz. 93' VALUE 49' VAUJE • Fui -Acting Antacid Msdi c~ttio n ... . ..... ,. . . .. . .... "' ....,... .,,., .•. '" ,_,.,,,.. . ....'" "'" -· .,..... , . ~· PLANTERS USTEROL SPRAY DISINFECTANT o{ Listerine t4 oi. $1.89 Value Early Bird Oecember ,19, 1973 End of First Half Won Lost BB 84 15 Helen's Beauty St\op Slewart Hardware KIDDI'E SHO.P·PE Rawli"ng•s ·Auto Part s· 4Q 52 68 49 87 .DANA SPRAY COLOGNE • SALE AMBUSH TABU 20 CARATS DRY-ROASTED PEANUTS 12 oz. Jar $2 00 89c Value I EACH ·FLEX \ Bertha 's Grof"ery 44 92 Team High Game ,_ S ~r ­ tha's GroCery 797 ; Team High Series - Ben -Tom Corp .• 23 12. ln,d. High Game - Flossie · Maxson , 189, Berty Whitlatch 174 . ' tn·d . H i g h'.. . .-5~ies - Flossie Maxson , 519, BM-ty Whitlatch ' 15's 99e 61 . 68 DAYTIME DIAPERS 2/99e Wedn~sday . Roush's Laneling · PAMPERS 99' VALUE NEW! Ben -Tom Corp. AIR FRESHENER 7 OZ. AEROSOL 10:--:-.i From th e Make rs ~--~- • FURNITURE POLISH 516. WITH FASHIONS FROM RENUZIT BEHOLD POMEROY LANES Tuesday Afternoon League Decelhber 11, 1973 . Won Lost January. 6 ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT ' operational soon formalion necessary froin UlC de~ign ed been ' ·Mr.·Meinhart · Sun~ay THE ' Friday for • NEW! · From (I Spray Hair Net Weatherproof Formula I ~ ,~ ~· :z 0 RE VLON \....'~-::-~~~ 487. _) 1 Thursd-ay Afternoon L.eague ~, ·' December 10, 197l Woo Lost' • · 67 · 53 R,p ya l Crown ~E'VLON. ~ Buster Brown Hush Puppies Miss America Pedwin .Keds I THE SHOE . I '' / Local Bowling day ·s upply· and ss.oo for" tWice bills, many of them on energy - the ·a·mo011't . Lose U91y fat or CLUB WILL MEET problems. !)ne bill-proposes a yo ur mo~~- Y w.i ll be re funded·· Tl)e ,Mi1ldlepor1 Garden Club Y-"ti th no questions , qsk·ed by : seven-memher state Energy S.wisher & L.ohse Drug , 11 2 E . . MIDDLEPORT, 0 ; . Conservation Commission to will meet Monqay but the tinie fV\ain, Po111.erov & Dutton Drug .. . . "" . ,. .\ . OUR SH·OES ; II) ft. · steer sta te fijfl p~licies and ,andplace of the meeting will be · Stor!lb M "i ddlepo r;.t . M.ail Orders .._ _...,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.... ' recommend e~rgy legislation. announced later . F.i~lti·~· ~~ . .:. ~_ . . . . . . . . . . . ."!-......!""_____fVo.~I ,.OIID!Ji,LliiEiiiP•.O·R-T,•. 0_.~--S·T-IL•L•'•S•E•~•S•IB·L·Y-----' ~ ' Senice held Wa·t ch For Our January Clearance ·s ale stre nu o u s exercise : Change vovr· · life ... start tod.ay. • ·MON·ADEX 'tos t.s S3 .00 for a ·20 FURNITURE .... . ·- 14 oz. Whittemore and Lowe • ce . u d zen to attract large Jenzor C'(tzenS haVe YU /e par,tJ' <"11 :;:;: SYRACUSE - The Syracuse Ladies Auxiliary of the CHESTER - A surprise New Year's weekend gues ts birthday party was held Dec. Volunteer Fire Department of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crow 23 at the James Ridenour home dined at the Red <;arpet Inn for were Mrs. Helen Wetzel._gMr " " 1ii""Chester honoring Mrs. their Christmas dinner. Atand Mr~. Joseph Kelley, Joey, Esther Ridenour and Johnny tanding were Nancy Neutzling, Sharon and Sarah, Columbus. Wickham . Charlotte Nease, Elva Dailey, Other callers durin g the Gifts were presented to the Eleanor Bohram, Mildred holidays were Mr. and Mrs. honored guest,<; and homemade Pierce , Thelma Gruese,r, George Holman and s.on, ice cream, cake, punch and Adrienne Hubbard, Mary Kenton; Mrs. Rachel McBnde, coffee were served. Attending Pickens, Elizabeth Rice, Clara Mrs. , Daisy Roush, Miss wereMr.andMrs.JohnHayes, Lavender, Marie Rizer, Sue Frank1e Mumaw, Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy, Mr. Rice, Vicki Rizer, Jean Hall, Schneider' Mrs . . Florence and Mrs. Ziba Midkiff, Mr. and Janice Lawson, Edith Hood Potts, Mrs. Mary Lisle, and Mrs. Johnny Wickham , Mrs. and Agnes White. Mr. and Mrs. James Crow, Letha Wood , Mrs. Jean The group returned to the Syrac us~ ; Mrs. Dorothy Summerfield, Mrs. Barbara municipal building for a Roller, Middleport, and Lt Col: Sargent, Scottie Smith, Mr. program and gift exchange. James Roller • Maryland. and Mrs. Richard Gaul, Mark Secret pals were revealed and Mr. and Mrs: Rober~ Cr?w and David, Mr. and Mrs. John · names drawn for the new year, are. m New Philadelphia With Ridenour and Jason, Mr. and The program was , their son, Bob, who underwent Mrs. James Ridenour , Lowell "Christmas is Here Again," surgery today., and John , Mrs. Ronald Clay Edith Hood: "The First Chnstmas dmner guests of and Todd, Mr , and Mrs. Floyd Christmas Gift," Liz Rice; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kloes, Weber. " The Snow," Jean Hall ; grQup Syracuse, were Miss Frieda Others se nding gifts were singing of Silent Night; a song, Faehnle, Mrs. Gertrude Kloes, Mrs. Ada Morris, Mrs. Goldie Agnes White ; "Christmas Card Middleport, .and Mrs. Grace Frederick , Mrs. Opal Tow n," Elva Dailey ; Jlvld~n, Racme. Eichinger and Mrs. Lucy Gaul. 4 'Sfiowflakes," Jailice Lawson ; Holiday .guests of Mr. and "Small Girl and ' BroWII Teddy Mrs. Wilson Carpenter, Bear," Charlotte Nease; Jingle Mulberry Ave., were Mr. and ENTERTAINGUESTS Bells; " It's Christmas," Mrs . John Young, Philip, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hawk, Eleanor Bohram; · "God' s Robin and Lisa, Lancaster; Min er sville, · entertained Gift" Mildred 'Pierce· "New Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Carroll and Christmas Day with a dinner . Yea~," Thelma Grues~r; Joy Matthew, Ci ncinnati ; Mr. and celebratmg the bll'thday of to the World · "Christmas" Mrs. James Ca rpenter and their daughter, Mary Ada Slack a~d "God Ble;.,; Jay, Coolville. Christine, 17. Others attending Your q[istmas," Nancy Mr. and Mrs. w. 0. Barnitz were Denms Hawk and Mrs. Neutzling. The program·closed spent Christmas Day with their with singing "Away ln a son and daulbter-in-law, Mr. McKa y, Sally, Cinda and Manger." Later' cookies and . and Mrs. Robert Barnitz, Victor at Warren. The Rupes punch were served. ~son, w. Va. obse rved their wedding an· \lfthristmas dinner guests of niversary Christmas Eve. Mr. arid Mrs. James Ridenour Their teenage granddaughter, Sylvia Badgley, Middleport. and sons Lowell and John Cinda, Appeared with a baton Sunday, Dec. 30, the Hawks were Mr. ~ nd Mrs. John Hayes: corps in the Macy's Parade on had a dinner honoring Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Ridenour Thanksgiving. ·,Badgley's 83rd blrthdly. and Jason, Mr. and Mrs. John Wickham. Mrs . Barbara Sargent was an afternoon caller . Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kelton have re turned from a holiday visit in Richmond, Va., with ~ !J U Union is appreciative ' \ \ Pomeroy . . . .::l ll\ Personal Notes :ll is honored frie~ds . PHOTOGRAPHS OF LAWRENCE DIDDLE and Don Spires, both of Pomeroy, are includ,ed in the current edition of "General News", the company publication of General Telephone Co. of ohio. They have completed 20 years service with the company and thus, the recognition. . ' Medical Servi~e (SE:OEMS) . has been' operatiJlg without " 4 benefit 1 o~ , . ra dio co m... mumcat1ons ,smce the begin· ning. ol ambulanc~ servic~ in March, 1973. · All c:alls for .• emergency care' have come to · , .the 13 Joe~! EMS statjons by . telephore. · All requests for bacil'-up servie<) f~om one EMS station to another has been done by .using the. telephone. SEOEMS stations were not all opened on 'the same date, but have becor(le operational at the rate of about one or more a . month. To ·date, ' over 3100 emergency runs have been rriade by its·· 20 emergency , vehicles. Soon , with the implementation of 11\e microwave conununications system, the telephone · numbers will chrul'ge. Residents of the seven co~nties will use tbu same toOfree telephone number til reach EMS, no matter where they are in the area. ' seaso~ have been carefull y packed .and stored away for another y.ear.. ' ' EMS :microwave radio ' ~--~~, • "\ • . ~ 5.:_ Thf Dai ly ~nti"':l! MlddlepOI't:Pomeroy, U • Jan. :1, 1974 .-------------------------, I I ,.' ''" .• <i1.J Teiom }. J7 Team ~ . 56 64 Pullif1S Excavating 54 66 ~Team H igh. Series- Team ·4, TUCO 1731. Team ] , 1565, Te1-Q1 H1gh Game - Team 4. 654 and 601 . Ind . High Series - Marlene Wilson 513, Belty Whitlat ch 502, Debbie Hawley 482 . Ind. High. Game - Ma.rlene · Wilson 191. 189 , 182. Betty ROOK CARD GAME Whitlat ch ·• Wednesday Early Bird December 26. 1973 Second Han Won Lost Helen 's Beauty Shop 8 0 Ben -Tom Corp . 8 0 Bertha's Gro-:ery 8 0 Roush's Landing 0 8 RawlingS Auto Parts 0 8 Stewart Hardware 0 a -T eem HiQh Game - Helen's Beauty Shop 862 : Tea m High Series - Helen 's Beauty Shop . 2338, Ind. MAX, .fACTOR AQUAMARJNE P.ICTURE · PUZZLES Herbal. & Ptotein Shampoo ,]6 oz . . $2.00 Value ' ' Jum bOJOver 1020 irip,lethiek interlp.ckjng pieces. · '$ 119 ' $ ' 65 . ,' 1 ., us ', ·K · WILD M · CONCENTRATE. " SPR~Y CQLOGNE .. ' '3.50 VALUE High' Game """":' \ Ma'ry Voss 225, Jon Jenki ns , Marlene Wilson 191 . Ind . High Sertrs Mary \!loS~ 55~, . Jan Je1k lns 493 . . .. ·fk· •............~.·~·.···--~----·~·...··i'•'~~~~~~-~1....~--~~·~~--~------~.....i........................................~·-· ..................·.· -..-. ·..................~~..........................~---··.-.w~~-~.. ~~-·~----------..........~~··.C ~. . ·~- .>.· ~-··---- :·_-...:~ ._ ,c ,:,,__ ·'-' c_:._ ~--, · •; .. ..•.:, ,.,- ..• '-,· --- �• ... ' sen t rnel Classifieds Get Results! REMODELING MEIGS COUNTY JAIL .. POMEROY OHIO ~ II be r ece ved by lhe Co unly Comm ss on ers ot Me o5 Coun tY ~omerov Oh o 45769 on ol' oerore 2 CO P M Pre-va 1 ng Lo ca T me Tu esday Ja lU<Hy n 1973 B Qs w II be open ed pubt ely th e Comm ss on er s Of f ce m med at ely th er ea ft er Proposa s m ay be de l vered or ma led If ma led se nd v a reg st er ed rna t n t me tor b d open ng Separat e proposa s w I be rece ved as fol ows Ge nera l Co ntrac Plumb ng Con t ract II Heat ng Vent tat ng Con t ract IV El ec tr ca l Contra c t Th e Owner r ese r ves the r ght to accep any to wa ve any or al l nfo rma l t es n b ds and or to rete c any oral b ds a h s d scret on B dder s to des gnate on tn e envelope tha t t s a se a l ed b d t1tte of th e protect name and address of b dder and d v s on of work b d upon D r awmos and soec f c a nn" tnay be obta ned f rom Ees ley Lee & Vargo Arch te c t s J26 F ront St reet Mar1etra Oh a '5750 upon rece1pt of a depos t of S25 00 wh ch w It be r efunde d 1f t he doc um ent s are retu ned unmarked and n good cond I on w th n ten ( 0 days after b d due date Shou ld no proposa s be subm tied and t he draw ngs not be returned f ve (5) days before the b d due date the tul amount of the depos t w I be forte ted All proposals mu st conta n the name of eve r y person n terest ed there n a I st of proposed subcontractors and be accompan ed by b1d secur t y n the form of a surety bond or cert f1ed check m th e amount of 5 percent of the total value of the b d p lus the tota l value of add t ve alternat e work e. d secur ty w 11 be re turn ed w th n ten ( 10) days after contract fo r the work has been exec uted Fa lure of arw b dder to enter 1nto and execute a contract for the work covered by the proposa hehassubm 1tted shal l ca use the b d secu r t y t o become forfeited by the b dder to the Owner as I Qu dated ~ amages and not as a penalty because of such fa• ure on the part of the b dder B ds may not be w thdrawn tess than 45 da ys after subm1tted Each bidder shall n the event he s the ac c ept ed b dder furn Sh bot11 performance and payment (separate! bonds In a fvrm sat sfactory to the Owner in the amount of 100 percen t of the contract pn c e guaran tee ng th e successful com pl et1on of the work b1d upon and payment of all obl1gat ons ans ng therefrom {A co mb ned perfo r man ce and payment bond s not accept able ) b" Robert Clark ( halrman Me gs County Comm ssloners Pom e roy Oh10 1121 20 27 Ill 3 10 41c Tuppers Plains Society New~ By Mrs Evelyn Brlckles Sunday School attendance was 75 and offermg was $1110 Worship attendance was 40 and offenng $53 84 Mr and Mrs Dmsmore Boyles spent Chnstmas With therr daughter Mr and Mrs Starhng Massar and family of Eastern Mr and Mrs Undsey Lyons nr and children and Mrs Lindell Hasbargen and son of Parkersburg were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Oscar Babcock Mr and Mrs Dana HoHman and Ed1th Betzhng of Tuppers Plains and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Davidson and family of Columbus were Sunday dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Dana Hoffman of Rutland Mr and Mrs John Hasen and family of Bellville Michigan Mr and Mrs Harold Parker and family of Coal Grove Mrs Ully Shultz and family and Robert Mmton and Mrs Lea Jean Hawkins all of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Wesley Arbaugh and daughter of Old Man s Cave were all Chnstmas guests of the1r parents Mr and Mrs John Arbaugh Helen Sprague and family received word of the death of her mother Mrs Joe Barn heart of Summerville Mr and Mrs David Riggs and family of V1enna W Va VIlli'¢ his aunt and uncle 1 Mr and Mrs Oscar Babcock Wednesday and presented lhem w1th a large color TV for Chnstmas Mrs Josephine Babcock spent Chnstmas w1tl> her mece Mr and Mts Charles Kramer of D:llwnbus Mr and Mrs Perry Honeycutt and family spent Chmtmas Wlth thlrlr parents m Nc.rth Carolina Among those who have • VISllro Mrs Eun1ce flalsey at Ve'lerans Memmi~l H01lpltal m Pomeroy were Mrs Jessie Qodderer Mrs Onlta Cole Don Betzing Allee Dodson Mr and Mrs Tom Watson !Wa Bamheart Mr and Mrs fti31ph BrOOkl, Margie Gilliland Mr and Mh Ted SedgWick Mr and Mn -;John Hayes Rev and Mn Hal~y Wishes to thank the church for the flowers, lovely cards and prayers Charles Spencer of Belpre was a supper guest of hill ~ter Mr and Mrs Wa}'l)e Brlckles Tuesday evening The children of Mt and Mrs Dlrwn'ore Boyles had the~r annual C!Jr~tmas dmner With their parents Christmas Eve Pre~~ent were Mr and Mrs' Richard Spencer and ' family Mt and Mrs Starling Massar and family and l\fr and Mrs ~ • 6 - I he Dally se nlme l Mlddh I• It Pnn NOTICE TO BIDDER Sea l ed p r oposa l s f or ~h tl f Jrn Sh ng of all mo:lter a ls and perfOrm ng all !abor lor • fill I JO \ (1 ~ ~--------------~----~~--~· In Memory N L OV N G MEMORY of ny dear husband Ralph ~ p e n cer who d eparted th s f e J nn J 9 72 T new I never d m I c n e nor es dear y of ove d he one we 1\ l ov n g sm e 11 ss 1 g a vo ce a ove are s nee God ca ll ed you above 1 s on esome here w l hou t YOIJ and s ad s t he way b u t son e day hope to mee t you n tha tar l a nd wh ere w e never mo e sha par Sad y e m ssed by w f e Hit 3 li e NOTICE OF SALE n pursua nc e w h an Order of Sa le n Part ton ss ued out of th e Court o f Co mmro n Pl eas of Me gs Co unty Oh " n he case of Glenn I Cu nd ff J Pia nt ff vs P a tr c a Cund ff Mar c nko e l a l Defendan ts be ng Case No 15 376 n sad Cou r t 1 w 1 offer at pubt c auct on at the f ront doo r of the Court House a t Po me r oy n sad Coun t y on the 21s t day of Ja nuary 1974 at 10 00 0 Clock AM the foll ow ng descr bed rea es t ate to w t S tuat ed n th e Townsh p of Su tton County of Me gs Stat e or Oh o and n th e v ll age of Sy racuse Beg nn ng a t an r on p n on the north s d e of a 14 foot alley then ce south 61 1 degrees eas 58 f ee t from th e south eas corner of th e res d enee of Mart na M c Br.de thence north 12 d egre~s west t al feet th ence no th 82 2 d egrees eas t 265 2 feet o the south I ne of M rs J W Shav e s l ot t hence w t h sa d 1 ne south 12 degr ees east 130 teet to the riortheas corn er of a lot owned by the form er grantor W S Me Br de then c e south 85 1 degrees west 100 feet to the no rth wes t corn er of sa d lot thence so uth 12 1 degrees east 87 f eet to th e southwest corner of sa d tot and to the north I ne of sc11d 14 foot a ley thence west a long the north I m e of sa 1d l ane or alley 170 feet to t he place of begmn ng con tan ng an ac re more or less Except ng and rese r v ng from t he atoresa d rea l estate 75 feet on the west s de thereof togetner w1th the r.ght to use a 14 toot alley wh ch was con veyed by Ruth E Cund ff t o Ken n eth Cund ff and M ary Cund ff by deed dated Fe bruary 8 1955 recor ded n Deed Book 181 Page 6J9 of the M e1gs Co unty Deed Records reference to wh1 c h s here by made A so exce pt ng and reserv ng a parcel JO feet w1de ad ace nt o the east s de of the parce l conveyed by Ruth E Cund If to Ke nn eth Cund ff and Mary Cund ff and descr.bed as follows Begm n ng on the north s de of the 1~ too t all ey and at t he sou thea st corner of tha t ce rta n par ce l co nveyed by Ru th E Cundiff t o Kenneth Cund tf and Mary Cund tf by deed recorded 1c Deed Book 181 Page 639 of th e M e gs County Deed Re co rds thence 1n an easterly d re ef on along the north s de of sa1d fil l ey 30 feet thence north 12 degrees wes t 1a1 feet to the north 1 ne ot the sa d one acre par cel thence south a2 1 degrees w est 30 fee t to the northeast corner of t he lan d c onveyed to Kenneth and Mary Cund ff as aforesa d hence sout h 12 degrees east 187 fe et followmg the east I ne of sa d Cund ff land. to t he pl ace of beg nn ng 'be ng a parce l of lan d frontmg JO t eet on sa d a tey and extending northerly at that w dth to the north end of sad one acre par cel together w th the r ght to use n common w1th all other persons lawfully ent1tled to use the same t he 14 foot alley on th e south s de of th e real estate here m conveyed and eKtend ng mto the publ c h1ghway as a means of ngress and egress to and from the sa d 30 foot parcel to the publ c h gh wav Of QU£UTY 1972 CHEVROLET BELAIR Ph1lhp Boyles and family Mr and Mrs Blam Taylor spent Chnstmas w1th their daughter Mr and Mrs Charles Tucker and family Mr and Mrs Larry Curtis and family of Chester Mr and Mrs John Newell and fam1ly of Columbus and Mrs Velma Newell local spent Christmas w1th Mr and Mrs Marvm Walker Mrs Lo1s Ebersbach Chester called on her aunt Mr and Mrs Wayne Bnckles Monday evening Mr and Mrs Marvm Walker VISI tro her brother, Mr and Mrs Charles Roe of Sclo~ville Sunday Mr and Mrs Tommy Bissell an~ farmly Mr. and Mrs George Bissell and family of Norwalk spent th~ holiday here w1th the1r s1ster Mr and Mrs Dale Welsh and ot)ler re!l.tlves Mr and Mrs Oscar Babcock spent Christmas w1th Mr and Mrs Gene Riggs and family of Stop In and See Our Floor D1splay For Rent or Sale ,~------------, Nobee 1 WILL be tak ng se w ng orders aga n n January Bel1y Freder ck Phon e 9a5 3860: 12 JO 6 p IT S THE real thmg the Se w and Go Shop after Chnstmas Sa l e All polyest er reduc ed S1 99 yard and up Owner Mrs E T Ca l away A lfred WANTED PAPER CARRIER CLIFTON, W. VA. DAILY SENTINEL PHONE 992-2156 For Sale POMEROY, 0. 12 28 6tc L . - - - - - - - - - - - ' KOSCOT KO SMETI CS & WI GS UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT COURT STREET CAB Operahng 24 hrs a day m Pomeroy and Middleport Same Phone No 992 7116 SHOOT NG MATCH Corn Hollow Gun Club turn f rst r ght after Miles Cemetery Rut and Factory choked gun s only Su nday January 6 I p m • ,. 1 3 Jtc ----------SHO OT ING Mat ch Forked Run Sport sman Club noo n Sun day Factory cho ked guns only 1 3 3tc THE MAN TO CALL Ca ll Slephfi!'n c Snowden s53 Russell Sl (Gravel H1ll ) M•ddteport Oh1o Ph one 992 715 5 $1Atl fUM A· INIUIAIHI Stnle I" ar m ln r, urancP Co 11 1parm:s 8 TRACK tape s country & wes tern rock & gospel onLy $2 each Tape c ases S2 95 and $6 95 Th s offer good only unt•l January 6 1974 Pomeroy Re cov ery 622 E Ma n Street Phone 992 7554 flelp Wanted WANTED expenenced truck dr1vers for our equ pmenl Brokers with Tandem Tractors and 40 tt F lat t ra l ers A l so Tandem t ra c tors w th wet 1 nes to pull our Dump tra ters All for long haul Contact C L Wy~tt New Haven W Va I (3041 882 2138 1 2 6tc ~~'-- ~ EARN $15 000 per year and more dr 1v ng Tractor Tr.a ler s No ex per enc e necessary For InformatiOn write The Dally Sent nel Box 729R Please mc lude name address and phone number 1 2 lt c ELECTROLUX Sweeper deluxe mod el Complete w1th all clean1ng attachments and We have the product on hand uses paper bags Sl ghtly used and we del ver to you per but cleans and l ooks Ike new sonally H el en Jane Brown W 11 se ll fpr S37 25 cash or term s ava table Phone 992 992 5113 12 JO tt c 2984 12 5 tfc DEPENDABLE person for housekeeper for elderly a TRACK tapes country 1!. coup l e Good wages and t m e western roc k & gospel only off Reference reQu red $2 each Tape cases S2 95 & Phone 99 2 529J S6 95 ThiS offe r good only 12 28 He unt I Ja nuary 6 1974 Pam eroy Recovery 622 E Ma n Street Phone 992 7554 12 26 ere MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER WANTED APPLY THE DAILY SENTINEL POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 992·2156 Wanted To Buy - CAS H pad for al makes and model s of mobile home s CLOSE OUT on new Z g Zag Sewmg Mach nes Fo r sew ng Phone area co de 614 423 9531 stre t ch fabr cs buttonholes 4 3 tf c fancy des gns etc Pant NO l COPPER 60c rad1ator s Sl ightly blem shed Cho ce of c arry ng case or sew ng JOe brass JOe ba t ter.es stand S49 80 cash or terms Sl 00 M A Hall ReedSVIlle ava table Phone 992 2984 Oh o Phone 37 9 6249 125tfc 12 20 tfc OLD furn ture oak tables BEAUTIFUL walnut stereo rad o AM FM tape com clocks ce boxes brass beds bmat on 8 track tape deck. d st~es or comp l ete Balance $101 93 or terms household s Wr1te M D M•ller Rt 4 Pom eroy Oh o available Ca ll 992 3965 12 23 tfc cal l 992 6271 s 13 tfc SEWING machmes brand new Zig zag'" n ce walnut tab le In or g nal cartons Never used Clearanc e on 73 models Only EXPERIENCED patnter a few ava I able S63 ~Ocash or Inter or and exter or Phone terms ava !able Phone 992 985 3951 2984 12 5 2litp 12 23 ttc CARPENTER work masonry work general r emod eling by EXCEL SIOR Sa lt Works E Mam St Pomeroy All k nd s hour or contrac t Phone 992 of sa 11 water pellets water 351 1 nugge1s block salt and own 12 16 26tc Oh1o R1ver Salt Phone 992 3891 Employment Wanted For Rent 6 5 tfC LA RGE unfurn shed Jrd floor AM FM stereo rad10 a t rack apt tor rent 10 downtown tape comb nat on 4 speaker Pomeroy Call 992 2789 sound system Balance l2306tc $103 9a or use our budget term s Call 992 3965 HOUSE tor rent n Chesh re 12 9 tfc Phone 992 5693 12 13 tic TRAILER space m M ddleport phone 94i2 31 02 t 2 27 6tc FURNIS HE D apartment Phone 992 3874 2 bedroom Middleport l228tfc SMALL 2 bedroom tra ler 1deal for coup l e Ca ll 992 7479 12 2 tfc 12 28 71p THE DAILY SENTINEL ~ _., ' Por~oy, (\. T1re Pnces m the Area 2 FURNI SHED apartments for rent on man highway '" Mason w Va Reynolds Flower Shop or ca ll 773 5147 1 3 61p ---------------- Your Favonte Country Musrc Stars Vrsrt On THE RAlPH EMERY SHOW 430T0530 Monday thru Frtday 0" WMPQ.FM .. STEREO. 92.1 ---- For the Lowest PRIVATE meetmg room for any organ zat on phone 992 3975 3 11 tfc SOMEONE to tlv e 1n if POSSib le t ght housework tak e ca re ot 1963 PICKUP tryck for sate 2 small ch ldr en age 4 and Phone 992 6314 age. 8 5 days a wee k Call 992 1 3 31> 2881 or nqulre at 1674 L r. coln Hgts even.ngs • F!hone 992 21 56 ---------- 3 AND 4 ROOM turn shed and unfurn1shed apartments Phone 992 5434 4 12 tfc Auto&les PAPER CARRIER IN SYRACUSE Pos1t1ve Stop and Go In Mud & Snow SUPER SERVICE STA .... Jack W Carsey Mgr ...., Phone 992 9932 I 2 31p SPARE t1m ~ Na t anal typ ewr ter d is tributor seeks per son to repa1r g uaran t eed typewr ters for aree dea lers Company tra ns For deta Is 1969 BUICK La Sabr e 4 door wr te "fypewr1tef.-s Gl en hardtop good cond t1on shaw Ra " SaOU 17 or 1a m1les per 12 26 81p aSk1ng ga llon Phon.e 9a5 4179 WANTED CO-OP COUNTRY SQUIRE 120 let Us Install Now• 3816 -------------J- It s Snow T~re T1me' ALL SIZES IN STOCK WAITRE SS full or partt me Hours 4 to 12 30 p m No HOUSE m Chester are1.1 8 m les from Pomeroy as 1S for S100 a exper ence necessa ry App ly month Owner will work out n person Blue Tartan 12 28 7lc deal w th handyman Ca ll985 ]2 JO 61c ~~~~~~~-.---~-~~~ ~ It's BEND TIRE CENTER 173 5181 Milson W Va FIRE WOOD 1' cord h ard wood Cut 2 or 3 feet Del vered $25 00 Phone 696 1161 1 3 4tc WOOD~COAL-;: ook stov;\r~s SurpluS Never been used delivered S250 00 Phone 696 1161 1 3 4tc 1973 KAWASAKI 175 Enduro 1957 Mob le Home 8x.t8 1969 Mercury Come t Phone 949 2788 1 3 31p AV. FM Radio stereo B track tape combina tion 4 Wf~ speaker sound system Batan~e S11~ 53 or terms ava•lable Call 992 3965 I 3 tic B&G AUCTION 14 Riverside Or Athens. Oh1o Bill Wade Auctioneer SALE EVERY SAJ'URDAY NIGHT 17 PM Con·! ilgnmenls ac cepted lOam to6 p m datly, or w1ll pay cash f~r your ho11sehold 1tems PHONE 593~5035 Hammerhead 8 Love His M.an y Faces Johnny Carson 4 Tomorrow 3 4 News 13 40 - From the laraest Bulldoll!r Rad1alor lo lhe 6 00 - ~m attest Heater Core 6 15 - Nathan B<ggs 6 20 sMinr NELSON f'h 2~ 6 - 6 30 6 13 10 FRIDAY JAN 4 1974 Sunn se Sem nar 4 Sa cred Heart 10 Consumers World 10 Farm Report 13 Raul Harvey 13 Five M nutes to L ve By 4 Blue R1dge Quartel l:T 3S Columbus Today 4 News 6 B1ble Answers 8 MOTORS, INC. 6 6 45 - 992 2174 7 Corncob Repor t 3 Farmrng 10 00 ~ Today 3 4 lS Romper Room 6 mer ~ Daughter 13 7 30 - New Zoo Revue 6 Rocky and Bullwmkle 13 Pomer~fy CBS News 8 10 Far INSTALLING AND REPAIR TEAFORD R~s1dence and Mob1le Homes V11 q •l B. l 1 <~lind S1 B l"() I<. 'I PHONE 843·2341 110 Mcc h ,IPI( St1''"' Po m e r oy, Oh 10 15!69 For Sale 1973 SUZUKI T 500 S800 like new st 11 under warranty Phone 949 3833 POMEROY -2 bedroom homo w1th hardwood floors Compact Kitchen bath gas F A fur nace ~ soo and basement Only NEW HoME - 3 bedrooms I 2 baths all eleclnc d<n<ng 2 l 2 "P fam1ly rooms double garage FOAM to flfl your old couch and cha r cushions as tow as SlO 95 Upholstery books only soc -4 mch covered foam matt resses for standard s ze bed S29 95 Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Ma n Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 12 23 26tc UPHOLSTERY Fabrics by the yard 54 nches wide as tow as $1 95 per yard velvets as low as $3 45 Imported velvets S9 95 We also have nylon Herculon cotton prtnts vinyls and remnants by the yard or by the p ece Pomeroy Recovery 622 East Ma n Street Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 12 23 26tc and about 1 acre SYRACUSE - 4 bedrooms nice bath large modern kit chen 2 famtly rooms and garage Ntce porc hes on 124 POMEROY - Large br ck 3. bedrooms bath gas F A furnace Central a1r modern kttchen large dmmg 2 porches and 2 car garage OVER 1 ACRE Rl 7 NOW IS THE TIME TO SELL IF YOU WANT TO GO SOMEWHERE YOU MUST THINK BIG TRY US SALT FOR ICE AND SNOW H i '. [ N L ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaners complete with at tachments cordwlnder and pamt spray Used but In like new condlt on Pay $34 45 cash or budget plan available 12 30 lie -------------WE HAVE all your upholstery needs Burlap den m cambr.c foam glue zippers tack1ng $1r p sprmgs and cl1ps ch rpboard button twine sew ing thread legs upholstery books dacron webbmg spring twine tacks Welt cord c otton sw i vel bases and foam foam foam Pomeroy Recovery 622 East Mam Street Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 ~ 12 23 261C VACUUM Cleilners new 1973 Model Complete w th all cleaning tools Small pant damage In shrpplng W II take S27 cash or budget plan ava•table Phone 992 2984 12 18 tiC PAINT DAMAGE 1973 ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINES Stlfl n original cartons No attachments needed as our con trols are bu1lt n Sews w1th 1 or 2 need les makes buttonholes sew on buttons monograms and bllnd hem Sl1tch Full cash pr ce $3a 50 or budget plan ava tabte Phone 992 2984 1218tfc ------------"'--SINGER Automat c Z1g Zag Sew ng Machtnes n seWmg table Makes buttonholes sews on buttons blind liems etc Top notch condition Pay SSl o' rerms ava table Phone 992 2984 12 18 t.fc GROCERY busmess fo r sale Build nQ for sale or leas.e Phone 773 5618 frOm B 30 p m to 10 p m ror appolnJment ' ..120ttc 0 DELL Atmeme.nt work can be done by appo ntment only at present t1me due to 11tness n family Phone for ap pomtment 742 3232 11 25 tfC Love American St yle 13 bedrooms (large closet s) Colored bath w shower K tchen has lots of cabmets and large d nmg Utrl tfy room Garage Your cho1ce color of carpelmg CUSTOM BUILT $18 900 00 • 3 years old h. acre 3 bedrooms W Closels N<ee kitchen wit~ Range larg dinmg area Modern bath large L1v1ng Carport w th storage and Ut<l ly room JUST $16 000 00 1 yr old I acre 3 8 R Bath Nice k t tchen and drnrng room Hardwood floors Garage and Breezeway ror c hes Some woods NORTH • AQIO your Free 3284 Co + AQJ9 .764 WEST IDl JO tfc • 6 2 Yr s old h acre Lovely kitchen and d n ng Range Uti I ly room 3 n<ce B R s Colored balh Hardwood some c arpet1ng Drapes CJose n $21 000 00 3 Yr s old h acre 3 B R s Colored bath W shower Beavt ful kitchen lots of cabinets Range & Ref Ut11tty Dmmg R Basement $21 000 00 IF NONE OF THESE ARE SUiiABLE WE HAVE OTHERS •(All prices) HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 2259 If no answer 992 2568 + Real Estate For Sale house n Middleport ready to occupy Call 992 5310 West NEIGLERS for bu1ld ng houses and k1tchen cabmets Call GuY' Ne gler Racme Oh10 12 20 26tc NEED A new ceiling or room paneled or nter or pantmg, Call RIChard Wilt 992 2889 12 18 26tc AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cancelled' Lost your operator s 1 cense Ca ll 992 7429 6 15 tfc SEWING MACI'11NES Repair serv ce all makes 992 228' The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Authorized Singer Sateli and Serv.l-'e We Sharpen Sc •ssors 3 29 tfc W I LL trim or cut trees and shrubbery Also clean out basements attics etc Call 949 3221 or 742 4441 1 2 26tc e STEREO DOWN I Mechhn 2 Sandarat tree 3 llcad 11 01rec twnal .Slgn 12 I Ul kish mas ter Uombey and 5 Lambkm s 4 gold com 13 Wouk wrth Maror lfoople OUR BOARDING HOUS~. Dear C and B H this guy works for the company and pulls h1s httle stunt agam (as smart-<>ffs usually do) he II soon have his tat! m a wrmger Especially 1f the next car he hils belongs to a VIS! ling executive Let s hope he s found and frred - HELEN AND SUE novel With parent 6 F1dcl s The (2 wds J t5 Sea .l:Jigle brother 18 Superla 7 Rome s 16 Salfticl s t7 That ( Fr J 8 Bee 20 A m1ss form ) 9 Ervm or 19 Grassland 21 True slate +++ 27 Seagomg Dear Rap I w1sh they d take those mouth wash commercials or! the aU' - the ones that sho" fnends consprrlng to leave a bottle of you know what on someone s desk Around school, if you have an enemy you re liable to get a bottle of mouthwash or a can of deodorant lied to your locker door But you never know whether 1t san enemy or a fr1end who did this - and you keep wondermg 1f you should stand a long distance from people even though you use aU kmdsJ f stuff to keep smellmg okay Besides, 11 really hurts when the kids starts laughing You want to fall through the floor That Once m the morrung does 11 nught have sold a lot of mouthwash but if the one that made up the ad had ever had 11 happen to HIM - he dknow ~ ONCE IS ENOUGH' stnp (2 11ds) 22 Deserve (2 wds ) Easy Terms• free Delivery' -HERMAN GRATE 77l 5592 W VA nver 39 Box 40 Ca me roons t r be 24 Sour 42 Black cuckoo 25 Infrequent 43 Doze o ff ' 28 Born (Fr 1 44 Haggard 29 Dutch liter nove l wds ) 30 Georges lyriCISt u 31 Less sloppy 32 Secluded hollow 34 Bradley and Mac Arthur (abbr l 35 Islet 37 This Nearly - Mme 40 Nautical ' cry OlE Right Once IS more than enough for ads like these - SUE +++ !ly Ill Nil I AIINOI OlE On the other hand, don t lay all the blame on a tasteless ad People were sendmg their enenues hea'vy hints about B 0 and B B • long before TV commercials made these reminders 6 30 - ~&MIDll.)]; IJ..J ~o••• li.J-.~ , _ NBC News 3 4 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 Hogan s Heroes 13 7 00 - Truth or Consequences 3 6 Beat the Clock 4 News 10' What s My L ne' 8 Wild K ngdom 13 I Spy 15 Electr c Co 20 Course of Our T1mes 33 7 3()---Porter Wagoner 3 To Tell the Truth 6 Concentration 8 Wall Street Week 20 New Treasure HunllO Bea t the Clock 13 How Do Your Children Grow 33 Co llege Basketball4 8 oo ~ Sanlord and Son 3 15 Brady Bunch 13 6 Wa sh ngton Rev1ew 20 Roll Out' 8 W Va Law 33 Fest1val of Fam ly Murder In Devils of UnscrAmble these rour Jumbles. one letter to eaeh square ..to fotm (our ord1nary words u M 0 back I () I I I [) DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work tt AXYDLBAAXR lo LONGFELLOW LASIE IFANTUL ' I WHAi YOU WOULt:>N i IOXPECT A FAi MAN TO C70 I I I [J CLAJ \ El0 ~ [ [ ] Now arranee the circled !etten I~~====~::::::::=::=~·=•~c~r•:•:ted:bytheabovec~n to form the 1urprl1e anawer, ae L l -~Priii =-111=-:Z::-_:::::IIS:_::IIISWIII=IIIII=-___JI Jumbl., l' .. .eerd•y • 3 00 - News 4 scheme 46 Maureen or John Bay '*' wmdow "(III]" (Antwen tomorrow, New s 13 wds ) 48 Hold 00 - Midn1ght Spec1al 3 1 15 ~ Mov1 e Strang ler of the Swamp 10 2 30- Focus on Columbus 4 '"d !lOll I f E (l d I h to do lhe laod (2 45 Swmdhng \ A.n••"r STEED FAINT HERMIT BUSILY Slart. ,. , "r " .... lh - THE FIRST u n One letter s1mply stands for another In lh1s sample A iJ used for the three L s X for the two 0 s etc Smgle letters apostrophes the I •ngtj); and formatiOn of the word• are all hmlo Each day the code letters are d1f!'erent CRYPTOQUOTES SR DCE XVTY V SB UVG X HFCJY ZYXXYA OYX CGY - V XFVG GC FVJR V JCVR HF C JY JCVR ZAYVW - PCBF ZSJJSGOB • Y..terday I Cryploquote KEEP THY EYES WIDE OPEN BEFORE MARRIAGE AND HALF SHUT AFTERW AROS BEN FRANKLIN (@ 1974 K ng Feature• Syndicate ln~) 3'P North East Double Pass Pass Pass Pass South 4. ASOLINE ALLEY tflou<t\t pu were qo1nQ to be 1elpful to other6, Adam 1 ''!!ili!!Ll~ ! """""""'~=""';:"ii YOU MU5T BE AWFULLY WE~L1 :rt; A lrTTLE PROUD 10 HAVE YOUR PR"""ru.J<E 10 ARRIVE A'r THAT DAOOHTER FOLlOW A&&UMPTIONf NG IN YOUR JA NICE FOQro;TEPI> • ' CNEWSPAPER ENTEHPRIES ASSN BARNEY • The b1ddmg has been West Nortk Easl v l'P Pass Pass 2'P Pass Pass 3• Pass 3 J: HATE it-lESE OAD6URN BLI22AR6S WUS9f\l WOLF PlZEN South 2+ 2• ' You.Soulh hold •K J6S 'P2 +AQ 106S+K 43 Wha t do you do now? A - 81d three notrump Jn spite of the fact that yaur MASON FURNITURE F~lse god En gl1sh 41 Seed coa t nver 14 lnte ndmg hero me 38 23 Belg1an Baker 1abbr ) tO Attempt comtc weapon 36 of afia1rs (comb 24 Ascended 26 Owns 33 Dragoon s liVe su ffi x a nc ie nt port mentor (2 Yesterday s Answer vu lnerable ' One of the many develop ments for the better m mod ern play IS that defenders thmk more carefully ahout what card to lead durmg the play Twenty five years ago South would have had no trouble makmg h1s four spade contract aga1nst almost any defendmg play ers He would wm the heart lead w1th dummy s ace draw trumps and lose the d1amond fmesse Some East players would lead back partner s suit After that fnendly play South would be able to discard two of h1s clubs on dummy s good diamonds and score an over tr1ck A better East player would see the need for a club shift and would automatically lead back the three spot Fourth best was standard then 11 IS sllll standard now but w!Lh exceptiOns Th1s hand represents one of the excepllons East can see that h1s s1de needs to get three fast tricks to beat the four spade con tract If h1s partner holds ace queen 10 of clubs the Jack lead IS essential so that East can hold the lead and contmue the su1t It doesn I ap_pear hkely but II IS pOSSI o le E:_ast has nothmg to lose by leadmg the JaCk and any modern expert Will make that play 9 1 tfc • At: ROSS t Backshdc 6 Cut of beef EAST I 93 'K5 K8642 .J9 5 3 By Oswald & James Jacoby DOZER and back hoe work panels and septic tanks d1t chmg service top soil f II d.rt limestone B&K Ex cavatmg Phone 992 .5367 or ~r -- by THOMAS JOSEPH 3 Openmg lead -Q• CONSTRUCTION WHITE TV _.__ ...... __,__ _ __ 12 30 261C ~ + Both Roafmg spouting kitchens and bathrooms Complete remodelmg Phone 742 6273 12 3 tfc BLACK • ~ HELEN 103 .K82 ELNA and White Sewmg Mach nes Serv 1c e on all makes Reasonable rates The Sew ng Center M d d I eport Oh to n 16 ffc e Nand A Call her up and ask her for a date Shes probably wa1tmg at Dear N And next lime don t take a g1rl qmte so literally A httle kindness goes a lon g way When It comes to shanng a boy fri end '9+ SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern San ta t 1on 992 3954 or 992 7349 tO 2J tfc • My gJrl fri end broke up w1th me because I did what she asked metodo " Sec her best fnend JUSt lost her guy so Jenny (my g1rl) asked me lo he rnce to her She went to a movie with Jenny and me and later we stopped at a discotheque I danced w1th them both and when Jenny got tired I kept on dancmg w1th lms and then we came back to the table to fmd Jenny had disappeared She left a note saymg she had a headache and had gone home Next day she sa1d that smce I obviously preferred L01s I cou ld have my rmg back I got mad and took 1t How do I get my g1rl ba~k? - NICE and ALONE • 10 4 tfc ZENITH COLOR TV SUE 'QJ108632 75 • AQ tO SOUTH • KJ87 542 SEPTIC TANK S AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITAT ION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 949 3604 ~ the phone 'A74 $19 000 00 floors WIN AT BRIDGE CONCRETE 992 3861 Dear Helen and Sue I parked my car m a company parkmg lol whtle I went m to talk to the manager about a job When I came out there was a btg dent m my fefliler, and a note on my "mdsh1eld I thought Get th1s, an honest driver fmally' But not Thenotesa1d Why the hell don t you park stra<ght J was parked slratght I told the manager aoout th<• and he was sorry he sa1d Bull didn t get lhe JOb Maybe he figures me for a troublemaker which I m not So I m out for $60 for a rep8U' job shll don t have work and th1s IS an open letter to a smart-<>ff God ll get you for that Wish you d tell me how to get him first ~ CRUSHED AND BURN IN a Lead Important in modern play G & E Appl ance Repair Phone at the shop 992 3802 or 949 42.54 PRICE Adding lnsull to Injury 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 In Concert 6 Mov es Rue Morgue Hunter of t he Unknown 10 Darkl ess 13 Adler an Counsel na TechniQues 33 I 4782 G"tl polls John Russell Owner and Operator 5 12 tfc POMEROY, 0 START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT - BUY A HOME NO HEATING PROBLEM HERE THESE ARE ALL ELECTRIC r NEW - wth 1 acre 3 Clarence Buth-1 Cla ss1c:s 10 30 - Green Acres 3 Jeopardy 4 I Love Lucy 6 Lucy Show s-:8 30 - 0ddCouple13 NHLHock eyJ 4 15 Oz z iesG~rl s 6 Dr G ll1gan s island 13 Bonanza 3 Carloon 8 10 Earl Scruggs H1 s Family & Fr ends 20 s 00 - Bonanza 3 Merv Gnft ~ 4 MISSIOn impossi ble 6 9 00Seuss Room 222 13 Maslerpiece Theater 33 Mov1e The Bonanza 15 Andy Gr ff<th 8 M<Ster Rogers 20 33 I Dream of Gypsy Moths 8 Courlsh<p of Edd<e s Father 10 Jeannie 13 9 30 Love Amencan Syle 6 13 s 30 - Beverly H llbililes 8 Eleclr c Co 33 Gomer Pyle 10 00 - News20 Wash tngton Week n Revlew33 WSMC 13 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Tra Is West 15 10 30 W~ll Streer Week 33 s 55 - Earl N<ght ngale 15 11 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janak 33 6 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 IS ABC News 13 Sesame Street 20 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANEO REASONABLE rares Ph 446 608 E MAIN Secret Storm 10 ~ttt· HF. IF.N rl<.ttl Rap 4 ----~---------- a.£1AN Huck and Yog1 6 M<lier 20 4 00 - Mr Cartoon and the Banana Soilts 3 Somersel IS Sesame Street 33 20 Speedracer 6 Mov e Queen Bee 10 12 i9 lie delivered r ght to protect Fast and easy esflmates Phone 992 Goegtem R'eady M x ("VIIcfdleport Oh10 6 QQ2-3b l ') I)E SI RABLE two bedroom 122301c .-'--'-----'--c._....;,..;:..-'-'--~. ~..rCCU.LE ._T..... -------------- Donahue 4 DOZER work land clearmg by the acre hour'ly or contract farm ponds roads etc large dO'If!r and operator wt1h over 20 years ex per ence Pull ns EKcavatmg Pomeroy Oh o Phohe 992 2478 SINGER sewing machines 1972 model In beautiful walnut cabinet Makes design stlt ches zig zag buttonholes blmd hems etc Like new Only $89 95 Ca.rt Ravenswood 273 9521 or 273 9893 atter 5 oo 12 7 tfc A LOVELY new- Hnme 112 rnile from Me•os High School Three bedrooms two baths full ba~ement w ith two car garage ... Large lot S21 500 Also recently remodeled three bedroom 61der home In Pomerdy Pnce of '15 000 .nctudes"iurnlture owner W1tl help f nance eltt\er of these two properties Call 593 5661 Athens \ 2- 1t tf c READY MIX QQ2 -3 325 or SEWING 12 30 tic 5232 , 8 30- Huck and Yog16 D ck Van.Oy ke 13 8 15 New~ 13 9 00- AM 3 ' Paul D1xon 4 ~radJ Bunch 6 Ph1l Donahue 15 Abbott ~nd Coste llo 8 l<.riendly unci on 10 Movie 13 9 31)-.-To Telllhe Truth 3~ecret Storm 8 Company 6 9 5S - Chuc~ Wh1te Rports 10 10 IJO-c-D1nah Shore 3 IS Jokers Wi ld 8 10 IQ 30 - Baffle 3 4 15 M< Oe DnuQI~ s 6 SIO 000 Pv_r•m rl R n 11 00 - WJzardofOdds3 415 HazelS GambiiiO Passwordl3 11 30 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Brady Bunch lJ Bowlmg 6 Love of L1fe 8 10 Sesame Street 33 11 55 - CBS News 8 10 Sesa meStreet33 II 55- CBS News 8 Dan Imel s World 10 12 00 - Jeopar~;ty 3 lS P~ssword 6 News 8 10 13 Bob Braun s so so Club 4 12 30-3 W s 3. 15 SPIT! Second 6 Search for Tomorrow 8 10 12 55- NBC~ews 3 IS 1 00 - News 3 All My Children 6 13 !=oncentrat<on 8 What s My L<ne 10 Not for Women Only 15 1 J1l-ThreeonaMatch3 4 lS As the World Turns8 10 Lets Make A Deal 6 13 2 00-Daysof0urLves 3 4 IS Guid<ngllght8 10 Newlywed Game 6 13 2 30 - Doctors 3 4 1f; Edge of N<ght 8 10 Girl <n My L1fe 6 13 3 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hosp1tal6 13 V rgm<an 8 Pnce s R<ght 10 Lock Stock and B'arrel 20 Echoes ol Ch' ldhood 33 3 30- Return to Peylon Place 3 15 One L1fe to L ve 13 Ph I 12 30 261p I I fll Of?ll 1\S':.O( Iii I I 12 31 4tc MACHINES left n layaway All bu1lt m to buttonhole do stretc h sewmg and fancy s t l c h ng Pay lUSt $48 75 cash or terms ava table Trade 1ns accepted Phone 992 2984 EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work sept c tank s nstalled dump t r ucks and lo boys for h.re Will haul fill d rt top sort limestone t nd gravel ~a ll Bob or Roger Jeffers d~y phone 992 7089 n•ght phone 992 J52S or 992 Jr:. t CPD (.( IHJON tl COAL FOR SALE JAYMAR COAL COMPANY THE MEIGS & GALLIA LINE STATE ROUTE 7 AT CHESHIRE OPEN 1 AM TILL 6 30 PM S DAYS A WEEK PHONE 992 5693 C BRADFORD Auctioneer Complete Serv•ce Phon~ qlv:3a21 ~aclne Oh o Cr. 1tt Bractford S I tfc of vacant l and n Salisbury Township on Rock salt for townshrps towns and busmesses n bulks and bags for ce and snow Excels or Salt Works Phone 992 J891 11 11 tfc Capta n Kangaroo 8 10 Ttmmy and lassie 6 New Zoo Rev ue 13 Sesame Street 33 A&A HEATING TWO STORY br1ck af)artment bu ld lng two apartments South Th rd St Middleport Shown by appomtment Rodn ey Downing Real Estate Broker Phone 992 373 1 1 2 6ti; BA SS gu tar Ep1phone w th VoK Super Beetle amp and J B L speaker Complete for S300 Phone 667 3372 1 2 411) Phone 992 2984 11 13 I 30 - Johnny Ca rson 3 IS Alan K ng ln s1de La s Vegas 200 ~ News4 Real Estate For Sale MATERIAL> CO 713 SSS4 Milson W Va ZIG ZAG Is Man' 33 NB C a 00 - HOGG & ZUSPAN 1973 10 Clarence M ller 20 4 Who Follies 3 15 Slreets of San Francrsc o6 13 OO ~ News8 1013 Janak 33 News3 4 6 1 30 ----------- - - - - llu1lt.!l! Your $pees Dellv1ted to Job S1ta Portland Jr Symph011y 33 9 30 - Off the Record 20 10 00 - News 20 Chr slmas Card 11 Kerr Street Pomeroy Ohto WOOD TRUSSES 1971 ALL Electr c w ndsor Mob le Home 12x65 3 bedroom a r cond toner 13 expando 1 acre ground 0 d Rt 33 North of Rock Spr1ngs Phon e 992 5677 12 23tfc Don t Dnnk the Water Mov es P1ck up Serv1ce Ava<lable DICK SEYLER Ownor Phone 992 2798 HOU SE 1618 I ncoln H e ghts 3 """"~~--~~-~-­ bedrooms Fa m l y room n J basement washroom ut 1 ty ASK US ABOUT ro om E lectr c range a r cond 1t on er carport car PRE FABRICATED pet ng n llv ng r oom Call 949 2891 12 27 lit e 8 Gnzz l y EX etc from Furmture Antiques Modern Metals We buy Ant1ques Collec hbles etc See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 Nlght992 3525 or 992 5232 Handf uls of Sland Up & Ashes 20 Beal the Clock 13 Johnny Manns Chee r 15 Look ng Ahead 33 8 00 - Advocates 20 33 Fl p WTi soo 3 4 15 Toma 6 13 The Wallons 8 10 9 00 - lronslde3 4 15 Kung Fu6 13 Mo ves The NTgh l ofthe We Strrp Pamt, VarniShes or fJot contract Also dozer work and sept1c tanks 1n sta lied Help Wanted Centvry 4 To Te ll the Trut h 6 Ozzre s G1rl s 8 'STRIPPERS L1nes All work done by the • Desk 1s 7 30 - Hollywood Squares 3 W ld K ngdom 10 Sale ot the Hoard House Wt. ter Ltnes and Power t Lost Oh o lkk's DITCHING SERVICE ' Beat th e Clock 4 What s My L ne a News 10 Electr c Sc ence and Art of Football JJ Truth or Consequences 3 ~ ~et s Make A Dea l 13 Sporls 215 N 2nd Ave Middleport Phone 992 3509 1106 E Matn Pomeroy 0 S169l BLIND ADS Add 1t on a t 25c Charge per Advert semen ! OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Da ty to 2 00 N oon 8 30 a m Saturday LADY S Tt mex. w r st watch and bl ack. leat her band Sa turd ay even ng probably between my home and Sacred Heart Chur ch F nder please return to Chr st na 0 Donn ell 21 An ne Street Pom er oy Oh o Or cal 992 5354 2 3tc Open 8 T1l S Monday thru Salurday Hogan s Heroes I J Co 20 Vrnce Lombard Res rdence commerc1al or mobtle homes Save on parts & labor Pomeroy Home & Auto FURNITURE ABC New s 6 7 00 - GAS and OIL SALES&SERVICE - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 and Jc Easi!lf" Mrs Effie Watson attended the Christmas program at the Hemlock Grove Church Sun day evemng Mrs Effie Watson Mr and Mr§ P.h1lhp .Boyle~d family and Mr and Mrs Elton RitChie and family spent Chnstmas Eve w1th Mr 11nd Mrs Lester •Seaman of Barlllw Mvs Seaman IS the former. Wilma Gwnther who was mamed recehUy ... -a Ol'iftCE SUPPLIES 4 Door V 8 eng 1ne au to nat c tr a ns power steer ng & bra k es factory a r radto I k e new l si I me t r e"' spotless nter or sharp ex fe r or green ftn1 sh tt s pnces to please see 1t For Sale 17 Stc On Most Amertcan Cars S249S 1971 DODGE POLARO P&J HEATING AND COOLING •5.55 . News 15 By Hden and tnl +++ Generation Rap THURSDAY JAN 3 1974 6 00 - News 6 8 10 Sesame St 20 L<l<as Yoga & You 33 ABC News 13 News 3 4 IS Sew ng Sk lis 33 6 30 ~ News 3 4 CBS News 8 10 Your Future 15 Now 33 NB C ' EXPERT Wheel Alignment PQMEROY HOME & AUTO 992 20'14 606 E Mam Pomero_y ll door local 1 owner ca r with less th an 15 000 m les be1gc I n1 sh b lk v my l top good w w t 1res st andard V 8 eng ne a utomat c power st eenn,g & brak es rad1o spotless clean nt er or W'ln t a sharp ca r at th e pr ce o f ave rag e ca r ' 1972 NOVA 2 DOOR S229S 307 V 8 eng ne a ut oma t c wtt h powe r steer ng good w w !Ires Ra ll y wheels body mldg s r ad o w h te f1n1 sh & spotless clean mtenor A r eal stopper & pr ces way below c ty pn ces 12 26 Bt c Also the follow ng descr1bed real estate sttuated n the - - - - - - - - - - - - -county of M~ ~ s and St at e of INCOME Tax Serv Cf> 9 am to 5 p m Da1ly except Sunday Ohio and n 100 Acre Lot No evenmgs by appo ntment 299 n Town No 7 and Range only Co Rd 22 off R.t 7 No 13 of the Oh o Company s bypass Phone Wanda Eb l n Purchase .. and bounded and 992 2212 descr bed as fat tow s tow t 1 2 JOtc Beg fl.oing at th e southeast c orn er '-e f the sad John Me Bnde s 6 93 100 acre lot n sa d GUN SHOOT Saturday Jan 5 6 p m M le H I Road 100 Acre Lot No 299 thence Factory choked guns only north 95 feet thence west 100 Assorted meats Sponsored by t ee t thence south 87 feet Racme F 1re Dept thence east 100 feet to the place 1 2 3tc of beg nn ng Deed Reference Volume 202 Page 155 M e gs County Deed SHOOT NG Match Rae ne Gun Club Sunday Jan 6 1 p m Rec ords Assorted m e a t s factory The appra sed value of the cho ked g uns only rea l estate 1S S2 500 oo I 2 Jtc Sa1d real estate s s tuated on Carroll Street Carro t Street 1ntersects State Route No 124 on the east and .J.S a dead end towa rd the w es t Th ere s no house number Terms of sale Cash n hand FIREWOOD $12 per PIC k up load any day after 2 00 upon del very of d eed Gordon Proff tt Great Bend Sandy Desert Rd Portland Robert c Hartenbach OhiO Rt 1 Shenff of 12 2a 12tc Me gs County Pomeroy Oh o ( 12) 20 27 (1 ) 3 10 I Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS DEADLINES 5 PM Da-.. ijefore Pub! cat or Mcmda y Dead I ne 9 am Can c el at on Correct ons w b e acce pted unt 1 9 am for Day of P Jbl c ar on REGULATIONS The Publ sher reserves the r ghl to edt or re ec any ads deem ed ob eel on a l Th e pub! sher w II not be r espon s b e for nor e th an one n corre c t nsert on RATES For want Ad Serv•ce 5 cen ts per Word one nsertlon M n mum Charge Sl 00 14 cen ts per wo r d threE c on se~ u l ve nser t ons 26 cents ,per word 51)( con sec ut ve nsert1on s 25 Per Ce nt 0 scou11t on pa c acts and ads pa d W th n H days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $2 00 tor 5Q word m n mum Ea ch addtl1onal wor hum Television Log Business Services e WANT ADS INFORMATION 7- The Da1lv Sentmcl Middleport Pomeroy 0 Jan 3 1974 partner appears to be \;!ery weak you do want to be In game This bid allows him to bad rour hearts 1r Joe,wlshesto'do so r 1 I �• ... ' sen t rnel Classifieds Get Results! REMODELING MEIGS COUNTY JAIL .. POMEROY OHIO ~ II be r ece ved by lhe Co unly Comm ss on ers ot Me o5 Coun tY ~omerov Oh o 45769 on ol' oerore 2 CO P M Pre-va 1 ng Lo ca T me Tu esday Ja lU<Hy n 1973 B Qs w II be open ed pubt ely th e Comm ss on er s Of f ce m med at ely th er ea ft er Proposa s m ay be de l vered or ma led If ma led se nd v a reg st er ed rna t n t me tor b d open ng Separat e proposa s w I be rece ved as fol ows Ge nera l Co ntrac Plumb ng Con t ract II Heat ng Vent tat ng Con t ract IV El ec tr ca l Contra c t Th e Owner r ese r ves the r ght to accep any to wa ve any or al l nfo rma l t es n b ds and or to rete c any oral b ds a h s d scret on B dder s to des gnate on tn e envelope tha t t s a se a l ed b d t1tte of th e protect name and address of b dder and d v s on of work b d upon D r awmos and soec f c a nn" tnay be obta ned f rom Ees ley Lee & Vargo Arch te c t s J26 F ront St reet Mar1etra Oh a '5750 upon rece1pt of a depos t of S25 00 wh ch w It be r efunde d 1f t he doc um ent s are retu ned unmarked and n good cond I on w th n ten ( 0 days after b d due date Shou ld no proposa s be subm tied and t he draw ngs not be returned f ve (5) days before the b d due date the tul amount of the depos t w I be forte ted All proposals mu st conta n the name of eve r y person n terest ed there n a I st of proposed subcontractors and be accompan ed by b1d secur t y n the form of a surety bond or cert f1ed check m th e amount of 5 percent of the total value of the b d p lus the tota l value of add t ve alternat e work e. d secur ty w 11 be re turn ed w th n ten ( 10) days after contract fo r the work has been exec uted Fa lure of arw b dder to enter 1nto and execute a contract for the work covered by the proposa hehassubm 1tted shal l ca use the b d secu r t y t o become forfeited by the b dder to the Owner as I Qu dated ~ amages and not as a penalty because of such fa• ure on the part of the b dder B ds may not be w thdrawn tess than 45 da ys after subm1tted Each bidder shall n the event he s the ac c ept ed b dder furn Sh bot11 performance and payment (separate! bonds In a fvrm sat sfactory to the Owner in the amount of 100 percen t of the contract pn c e guaran tee ng th e successful com pl et1on of the work b1d upon and payment of all obl1gat ons ans ng therefrom {A co mb ned perfo r man ce and payment bond s not accept able ) b" Robert Clark ( halrman Me gs County Comm ssloners Pom e roy Oh10 1121 20 27 Ill 3 10 41c Tuppers Plains Society New~ By Mrs Evelyn Brlckles Sunday School attendance was 75 and offermg was $1110 Worship attendance was 40 and offenng $53 84 Mr and Mrs Dmsmore Boyles spent Chnstmas With therr daughter Mr and Mrs Starhng Massar and family of Eastern Mr and Mrs Undsey Lyons nr and children and Mrs Lindell Hasbargen and son of Parkersburg were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Oscar Babcock Mr and Mrs Dana HoHman and Ed1th Betzhng of Tuppers Plains and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Davidson and family of Columbus were Sunday dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Dana Hoffman of Rutland Mr and Mrs John Hasen and family of Bellville Michigan Mr and Mrs Harold Parker and family of Coal Grove Mrs Ully Shultz and family and Robert Mmton and Mrs Lea Jean Hawkins all of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Wesley Arbaugh and daughter of Old Man s Cave were all Chnstmas guests of the1r parents Mr and Mrs John Arbaugh Helen Sprague and family received word of the death of her mother Mrs Joe Barn heart of Summerville Mr and Mrs David Riggs and family of V1enna W Va VIlli'¢ his aunt and uncle 1 Mr and Mrs Oscar Babcock Wednesday and presented lhem w1th a large color TV for Chnstmas Mrs Josephine Babcock spent Chnstmas w1tl> her mece Mr and Mts Charles Kramer of D:llwnbus Mr and Mrs Perry Honeycutt and family spent Chmtmas Wlth thlrlr parents m Nc.rth Carolina Among those who have • VISllro Mrs Eun1ce flalsey at Ve'lerans Memmi~l H01lpltal m Pomeroy were Mrs Jessie Qodderer Mrs Onlta Cole Don Betzing Allee Dodson Mr and Mrs Tom Watson !Wa Bamheart Mr and Mrs fti31ph BrOOkl, Margie Gilliland Mr and Mh Ted SedgWick Mr and Mn -;John Hayes Rev and Mn Hal~y Wishes to thank the church for the flowers, lovely cards and prayers Charles Spencer of Belpre was a supper guest of hill ~ter Mr and Mrs Wa}'l)e Brlckles Tuesday evening The children of Mt and Mrs Dlrwn'ore Boyles had the~r annual C!Jr~tmas dmner With their parents Christmas Eve Pre~~ent were Mr and Mrs' Richard Spencer and ' family Mt and Mrs Starling Massar and family and l\fr and Mrs ~ • 6 - I he Dally se nlme l Mlddh I• It Pnn NOTICE TO BIDDER Sea l ed p r oposa l s f or ~h tl f Jrn Sh ng of all mo:lter a ls and perfOrm ng all !abor lor • fill I JO \ (1 ~ ~--------------~----~~--~· In Memory N L OV N G MEMORY of ny dear husband Ralph ~ p e n cer who d eparted th s f e J nn J 9 72 T new I never d m I c n e nor es dear y of ove d he one we 1\ l ov n g sm e 11 ss 1 g a vo ce a ove are s nee God ca ll ed you above 1 s on esome here w l hou t YOIJ and s ad s t he way b u t son e day hope to mee t you n tha tar l a nd wh ere w e never mo e sha par Sad y e m ssed by w f e Hit 3 li e NOTICE OF SALE n pursua nc e w h an Order of Sa le n Part ton ss ued out of th e Court o f Co mmro n Pl eas of Me gs Co unty Oh " n he case of Glenn I Cu nd ff J Pia nt ff vs P a tr c a Cund ff Mar c nko e l a l Defendan ts be ng Case No 15 376 n sad Cou r t 1 w 1 offer at pubt c auct on at the f ront doo r of the Court House a t Po me r oy n sad Coun t y on the 21s t day of Ja nuary 1974 at 10 00 0 Clock AM the foll ow ng descr bed rea es t ate to w t S tuat ed n th e Townsh p of Su tton County of Me gs Stat e or Oh o and n th e v ll age of Sy racuse Beg nn ng a t an r on p n on the north s d e of a 14 foot alley then ce south 61 1 degrees eas 58 f ee t from th e south eas corner of th e res d enee of Mart na M c Br.de thence north 12 d egre~s west t al feet th ence no th 82 2 d egrees eas t 265 2 feet o the south I ne of M rs J W Shav e s l ot t hence w t h sa d 1 ne south 12 degr ees east 130 teet to the riortheas corn er of a lot owned by the form er grantor W S Me Br de then c e south 85 1 degrees west 100 feet to the no rth wes t corn er of sa d lot thence so uth 12 1 degrees east 87 f eet to th e southwest corner of sa d tot and to the north I ne of sc11d 14 foot a ley thence west a long the north I m e of sa 1d l ane or alley 170 feet to t he place of begmn ng con tan ng an ac re more or less Except ng and rese r v ng from t he atoresa d rea l estate 75 feet on the west s de thereof togetner w1th the r.ght to use a 14 toot alley wh ch was con veyed by Ruth E Cund ff t o Ken n eth Cund ff and M ary Cund ff by deed dated Fe bruary 8 1955 recor ded n Deed Book 181 Page 6J9 of the M e1gs Co unty Deed Records reference to wh1 c h s here by made A so exce pt ng and reserv ng a parcel JO feet w1de ad ace nt o the east s de of the parce l conveyed by Ruth E Cund If to Ke nn eth Cund ff and Mary Cund ff and descr.bed as follows Begm n ng on the north s de of the 1~ too t all ey and at t he sou thea st corner of tha t ce rta n par ce l co nveyed by Ru th E Cundiff t o Kenneth Cund tf and Mary Cund tf by deed recorded 1c Deed Book 181 Page 639 of th e M e gs County Deed Re co rds thence 1n an easterly d re ef on along the north s de of sa1d fil l ey 30 feet thence north 12 degrees wes t 1a1 feet to the north 1 ne ot the sa d one acre par cel thence south a2 1 degrees w est 30 fee t to the northeast corner of t he lan d c onveyed to Kenneth and Mary Cund ff as aforesa d hence sout h 12 degrees east 187 fe et followmg the east I ne of sa d Cund ff land. to t he pl ace of beg nn ng 'be ng a parce l of lan d frontmg JO t eet on sa d a tey and extending northerly at that w dth to the north end of sad one acre par cel together w th the r ght to use n common w1th all other persons lawfully ent1tled to use the same t he 14 foot alley on th e south s de of th e real estate here m conveyed and eKtend ng mto the publ c h1ghway as a means of ngress and egress to and from the sa d 30 foot parcel to the publ c h gh wav Of QU£UTY 1972 CHEVROLET BELAIR Ph1lhp Boyles and family Mr and Mrs Blam Taylor spent Chnstmas w1th their daughter Mr and Mrs Charles Tucker and family Mr and Mrs Larry Curtis and family of Chester Mr and Mrs John Newell and fam1ly of Columbus and Mrs Velma Newell local spent Christmas w1th Mr and Mrs Marvm Walker Mrs Lo1s Ebersbach Chester called on her aunt Mr and Mrs Wayne Bnckles Monday evening Mr and Mrs Marvm Walker VISI tro her brother, Mr and Mrs Charles Roe of Sclo~ville Sunday Mr and Mrs Tommy Bissell an~ farmly Mr. and Mrs George Bissell and family of Norwalk spent th~ holiday here w1th the1r s1ster Mr and Mrs Dale Welsh and ot)ler re!l.tlves Mr and Mrs Oscar Babcock spent Christmas w1th Mr and Mrs Gene Riggs and family of Stop In and See Our Floor D1splay For Rent or Sale ,~------------, Nobee 1 WILL be tak ng se w ng orders aga n n January Bel1y Freder ck Phon e 9a5 3860: 12 JO 6 p IT S THE real thmg the Se w and Go Shop after Chnstmas Sa l e All polyest er reduc ed S1 99 yard and up Owner Mrs E T Ca l away A lfred WANTED PAPER CARRIER CLIFTON, W. VA. DAILY SENTINEL PHONE 992-2156 For Sale POMEROY, 0. 12 28 6tc L . - - - - - - - - - - - ' KOSCOT KO SMETI CS & WI GS UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT COURT STREET CAB Operahng 24 hrs a day m Pomeroy and Middleport Same Phone No 992 7116 SHOOT NG MATCH Corn Hollow Gun Club turn f rst r ght after Miles Cemetery Rut and Factory choked gun s only Su nday January 6 I p m • ,. 1 3 Jtc ----------SHO OT ING Mat ch Forked Run Sport sman Club noo n Sun day Factory cho ked guns only 1 3 3tc THE MAN TO CALL Ca ll Slephfi!'n c Snowden s53 Russell Sl (Gravel H1ll ) M•ddteport Oh1o Ph one 992 715 5 $1Atl fUM A· INIUIAIHI Stnle I" ar m ln r, urancP Co 11 1parm:s 8 TRACK tape s country & wes tern rock & gospel onLy $2 each Tape c ases S2 95 and $6 95 Th s offer good only unt•l January 6 1974 Pomeroy Re cov ery 622 E Ma n Street Phone 992 7554 flelp Wanted WANTED expenenced truck dr1vers for our equ pmenl Brokers with Tandem Tractors and 40 tt F lat t ra l ers A l so Tandem t ra c tors w th wet 1 nes to pull our Dump tra ters All for long haul Contact C L Wy~tt New Haven W Va I (3041 882 2138 1 2 6tc ~~'-- ~ EARN $15 000 per year and more dr 1v ng Tractor Tr.a ler s No ex per enc e necessary For InformatiOn write The Dally Sent nel Box 729R Please mc lude name address and phone number 1 2 lt c ELECTROLUX Sweeper deluxe mod el Complete w1th all clean1ng attachments and We have the product on hand uses paper bags Sl ghtly used and we del ver to you per but cleans and l ooks Ike new sonally H el en Jane Brown W 11 se ll fpr S37 25 cash or term s ava table Phone 992 992 5113 12 JO tt c 2984 12 5 tfc DEPENDABLE person for housekeeper for elderly a TRACK tapes country 1!. coup l e Good wages and t m e western roc k & gospel only off Reference reQu red $2 each Tape cases S2 95 & Phone 99 2 529J S6 95 ThiS offe r good only 12 28 He unt I Ja nuary 6 1974 Pam eroy Recovery 622 E Ma n Street Phone 992 7554 12 26 ere MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER WANTED APPLY THE DAILY SENTINEL POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 992·2156 Wanted To Buy - CAS H pad for al makes and model s of mobile home s CLOSE OUT on new Z g Zag Sewmg Mach nes Fo r sew ng Phone area co de 614 423 9531 stre t ch fabr cs buttonholes 4 3 tf c fancy des gns etc Pant NO l COPPER 60c rad1ator s Sl ightly blem shed Cho ce of c arry ng case or sew ng JOe brass JOe ba t ter.es stand S49 80 cash or terms Sl 00 M A Hall ReedSVIlle ava table Phone 992 2984 Oh o Phone 37 9 6249 125tfc 12 20 tfc OLD furn ture oak tables BEAUTIFUL walnut stereo rad o AM FM tape com clocks ce boxes brass beds bmat on 8 track tape deck. d st~es or comp l ete Balance $101 93 or terms household s Wr1te M D M•ller Rt 4 Pom eroy Oh o available Ca ll 992 3965 12 23 tfc cal l 992 6271 s 13 tfc SEWING machmes brand new Zig zag'" n ce walnut tab le In or g nal cartons Never used Clearanc e on 73 models Only EXPERIENCED patnter a few ava I able S63 ~Ocash or Inter or and exter or Phone terms ava !able Phone 992 985 3951 2984 12 5 2litp 12 23 ttc CARPENTER work masonry work general r emod eling by EXCEL SIOR Sa lt Works E Mam St Pomeroy All k nd s hour or contrac t Phone 992 of sa 11 water pellets water 351 1 nugge1s block salt and own 12 16 26tc Oh1o R1ver Salt Phone 992 3891 Employment Wanted For Rent 6 5 tfC LA RGE unfurn shed Jrd floor AM FM stereo rad10 a t rack apt tor rent 10 downtown tape comb nat on 4 speaker Pomeroy Call 992 2789 sound system Balance l2306tc $103 9a or use our budget term s Call 992 3965 HOUSE tor rent n Chesh re 12 9 tfc Phone 992 5693 12 13 tic TRAILER space m M ddleport phone 94i2 31 02 t 2 27 6tc FURNIS HE D apartment Phone 992 3874 2 bedroom Middleport l228tfc SMALL 2 bedroom tra ler 1deal for coup l e Ca ll 992 7479 12 2 tfc 12 28 71p THE DAILY SENTINEL ~ _., ' Por~oy, (\. T1re Pnces m the Area 2 FURNI SHED apartments for rent on man highway '" Mason w Va Reynolds Flower Shop or ca ll 773 5147 1 3 61p ---------------- Your Favonte Country Musrc Stars Vrsrt On THE RAlPH EMERY SHOW 430T0530 Monday thru Frtday 0" WMPQ.FM .. STEREO. 92.1 ---- For the Lowest PRIVATE meetmg room for any organ zat on phone 992 3975 3 11 tfc SOMEONE to tlv e 1n if POSSib le t ght housework tak e ca re ot 1963 PICKUP tryck for sate 2 small ch ldr en age 4 and Phone 992 6314 age. 8 5 days a wee k Call 992 1 3 31> 2881 or nqulre at 1674 L r. coln Hgts even.ngs • F!hone 992 21 56 ---------- 3 AND 4 ROOM turn shed and unfurn1shed apartments Phone 992 5434 4 12 tfc Auto&les PAPER CARRIER IN SYRACUSE Pos1t1ve Stop and Go In Mud & Snow SUPER SERVICE STA .... Jack W Carsey Mgr ...., Phone 992 9932 I 2 31p SPARE t1m ~ Na t anal typ ewr ter d is tributor seeks per son to repa1r g uaran t eed typewr ters for aree dea lers Company tra ns For deta Is 1969 BUICK La Sabr e 4 door wr te "fypewr1tef.-s Gl en hardtop good cond t1on shaw Ra " SaOU 17 or 1a m1les per 12 26 81p aSk1ng ga llon Phon.e 9a5 4179 WANTED CO-OP COUNTRY SQUIRE 120 let Us Install Now• 3816 -------------J- It s Snow T~re T1me' ALL SIZES IN STOCK WAITRE SS full or partt me Hours 4 to 12 30 p m No HOUSE m Chester are1.1 8 m les from Pomeroy as 1S for S100 a exper ence necessa ry App ly month Owner will work out n person Blue Tartan 12 28 7lc deal w th handyman Ca ll985 ]2 JO 61c ~~~~~~~-.---~-~~~ ~ It's BEND TIRE CENTER 173 5181 Milson W Va FIRE WOOD 1' cord h ard wood Cut 2 or 3 feet Del vered $25 00 Phone 696 1161 1 3 4tc WOOD~COAL-;: ook stov;\r~s SurpluS Never been used delivered S250 00 Phone 696 1161 1 3 4tc 1973 KAWASAKI 175 Enduro 1957 Mob le Home 8x.t8 1969 Mercury Come t Phone 949 2788 1 3 31p AV. FM Radio stereo B track tape combina tion 4 Wf~ speaker sound system Batan~e S11~ 53 or terms ava•lable Call 992 3965 I 3 tic B&G AUCTION 14 Riverside Or Athens. Oh1o Bill Wade Auctioneer SALE EVERY SAJ'URDAY NIGHT 17 PM Con·! ilgnmenls ac cepted lOam to6 p m datly, or w1ll pay cash f~r your ho11sehold 1tems PHONE 593~5035 Hammerhead 8 Love His M.an y Faces Johnny Carson 4 Tomorrow 3 4 News 13 40 - From the laraest Bulldoll!r Rad1alor lo lhe 6 00 - ~m attest Heater Core 6 15 - Nathan B<ggs 6 20 sMinr NELSON f'h 2~ 6 - 6 30 6 13 10 FRIDAY JAN 4 1974 Sunn se Sem nar 4 Sa cred Heart 10 Consumers World 10 Farm Report 13 Raul Harvey 13 Five M nutes to L ve By 4 Blue R1dge Quartel l:T 3S Columbus Today 4 News 6 B1ble Answers 8 MOTORS, INC. 6 6 45 - 992 2174 7 Corncob Repor t 3 Farmrng 10 00 ~ Today 3 4 lS Romper Room 6 mer ~ Daughter 13 7 30 - New Zoo Revue 6 Rocky and Bullwmkle 13 Pomer~fy CBS News 8 10 Far INSTALLING AND REPAIR TEAFORD R~s1dence and Mob1le Homes V11 q •l B. l 1 <~lind S1 B l"() I<. 'I PHONE 843·2341 110 Mcc h ,IPI( St1''"' Po m e r oy, Oh 10 15!69 For Sale 1973 SUZUKI T 500 S800 like new st 11 under warranty Phone 949 3833 POMEROY -2 bedroom homo w1th hardwood floors Compact Kitchen bath gas F A fur nace ~ soo and basement Only NEW HoME - 3 bedrooms I 2 baths all eleclnc d<n<ng 2 l 2 "P fam1ly rooms double garage FOAM to flfl your old couch and cha r cushions as tow as SlO 95 Upholstery books only soc -4 mch covered foam matt resses for standard s ze bed S29 95 Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Ma n Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 12 23 26tc UPHOLSTERY Fabrics by the yard 54 nches wide as tow as $1 95 per yard velvets as low as $3 45 Imported velvets S9 95 We also have nylon Herculon cotton prtnts vinyls and remnants by the yard or by the p ece Pomeroy Recovery 622 East Ma n Street Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 12 23 26tc and about 1 acre SYRACUSE - 4 bedrooms nice bath large modern kit chen 2 famtly rooms and garage Ntce porc hes on 124 POMEROY - Large br ck 3. bedrooms bath gas F A furnace Central a1r modern kttchen large dmmg 2 porches and 2 car garage OVER 1 ACRE Rl 7 NOW IS THE TIME TO SELL IF YOU WANT TO GO SOMEWHERE YOU MUST THINK BIG TRY US SALT FOR ICE AND SNOW H i '. [ N L ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaners complete with at tachments cordwlnder and pamt spray Used but In like new condlt on Pay $34 45 cash or budget plan available 12 30 lie -------------WE HAVE all your upholstery needs Burlap den m cambr.c foam glue zippers tack1ng $1r p sprmgs and cl1ps ch rpboard button twine sew ing thread legs upholstery books dacron webbmg spring twine tacks Welt cord c otton sw i vel bases and foam foam foam Pomeroy Recovery 622 East Mam Street Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 ~ 12 23 261C VACUUM Cleilners new 1973 Model Complete w th all cleaning tools Small pant damage In shrpplng W II take S27 cash or budget plan ava•table Phone 992 2984 12 18 tiC PAINT DAMAGE 1973 ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINES Stlfl n original cartons No attachments needed as our con trols are bu1lt n Sews w1th 1 or 2 need les makes buttonholes sew on buttons monograms and bllnd hem Sl1tch Full cash pr ce $3a 50 or budget plan ava tabte Phone 992 2984 1218tfc ------------"'--SINGER Automat c Z1g Zag Sew ng Machtnes n seWmg table Makes buttonholes sews on buttons blind liems etc Top notch condition Pay SSl o' rerms ava table Phone 992 2984 12 18 t.fc GROCERY busmess fo r sale Build nQ for sale or leas.e Phone 773 5618 frOm B 30 p m to 10 p m ror appolnJment ' ..120ttc 0 DELL Atmeme.nt work can be done by appo ntment only at present t1me due to 11tness n family Phone for ap pomtment 742 3232 11 25 tfC Love American St yle 13 bedrooms (large closet s) Colored bath w shower K tchen has lots of cabmets and large d nmg Utrl tfy room Garage Your cho1ce color of carpelmg CUSTOM BUILT $18 900 00 • 3 years old h. acre 3 bedrooms W Closels N<ee kitchen wit~ Range larg dinmg area Modern bath large L1v1ng Carport w th storage and Ut<l ly room JUST $16 000 00 1 yr old I acre 3 8 R Bath Nice k t tchen and drnrng room Hardwood floors Garage and Breezeway ror c hes Some woods NORTH • AQIO your Free 3284 Co + AQJ9 .764 WEST IDl JO tfc • 6 2 Yr s old h acre Lovely kitchen and d n ng Range Uti I ly room 3 n<ce B R s Colored balh Hardwood some c arpet1ng Drapes CJose n $21 000 00 3 Yr s old h acre 3 B R s Colored bath W shower Beavt ful kitchen lots of cabinets Range & Ref Ut11tty Dmmg R Basement $21 000 00 IF NONE OF THESE ARE SUiiABLE WE HAVE OTHERS •(All prices) HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 2259 If no answer 992 2568 + Real Estate For Sale house n Middleport ready to occupy Call 992 5310 West NEIGLERS for bu1ld ng houses and k1tchen cabmets Call GuY' Ne gler Racme Oh10 12 20 26tc NEED A new ceiling or room paneled or nter or pantmg, Call RIChard Wilt 992 2889 12 18 26tc AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cancelled' Lost your operator s 1 cense Ca ll 992 7429 6 15 tfc SEWING MACI'11NES Repair serv ce all makes 992 228' The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Authorized Singer Sateli and Serv.l-'e We Sharpen Sc •ssors 3 29 tfc W I LL trim or cut trees and shrubbery Also clean out basements attics etc Call 949 3221 or 742 4441 1 2 26tc e STEREO DOWN I Mechhn 2 Sandarat tree 3 llcad 11 01rec twnal .Slgn 12 I Ul kish mas ter Uombey and 5 Lambkm s 4 gold com 13 Wouk wrth Maror lfoople OUR BOARDING HOUS~. Dear C and B H this guy works for the company and pulls h1s httle stunt agam (as smart-<>ffs usually do) he II soon have his tat! m a wrmger Especially 1f the next car he hils belongs to a VIS! ling executive Let s hope he s found and frred - HELEN AND SUE novel With parent 6 F1dcl s The (2 wds J t5 Sea .l:Jigle brother 18 Superla 7 Rome s 16 Salfticl s t7 That ( Fr J 8 Bee 20 A m1ss form ) 9 Ervm or 19 Grassland 21 True slate +++ 27 Seagomg Dear Rap I w1sh they d take those mouth wash commercials or! the aU' - the ones that sho" fnends consprrlng to leave a bottle of you know what on someone s desk Around school, if you have an enemy you re liable to get a bottle of mouthwash or a can of deodorant lied to your locker door But you never know whether 1t san enemy or a fr1end who did this - and you keep wondermg 1f you should stand a long distance from people even though you use aU kmdsJ f stuff to keep smellmg okay Besides, 11 really hurts when the kids starts laughing You want to fall through the floor That Once m the morrung does 11 nught have sold a lot of mouthwash but if the one that made up the ad had ever had 11 happen to HIM - he dknow ~ ONCE IS ENOUGH' stnp (2 11ds) 22 Deserve (2 wds ) Easy Terms• free Delivery' -HERMAN GRATE 77l 5592 W VA nver 39 Box 40 Ca me roons t r be 24 Sour 42 Black cuckoo 25 Infrequent 43 Doze o ff ' 28 Born (Fr 1 44 Haggard 29 Dutch liter nove l wds ) 30 Georges lyriCISt u 31 Less sloppy 32 Secluded hollow 34 Bradley and Mac Arthur (abbr l 35 Islet 37 This Nearly - Mme 40 Nautical ' cry OlE Right Once IS more than enough for ads like these - SUE +++ !ly Ill Nil I AIINOI OlE On the other hand, don t lay all the blame on a tasteless ad People were sendmg their enenues hea'vy hints about B 0 and B B • long before TV commercials made these reminders 6 30 - ~&MIDll.)]; IJ..J ~o••• li.J-.~ , _ NBC News 3 4 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 Hogan s Heroes 13 7 00 - Truth or Consequences 3 6 Beat the Clock 4 News 10' What s My L ne' 8 Wild K ngdom 13 I Spy 15 Electr c Co 20 Course of Our T1mes 33 7 3()---Porter Wagoner 3 To Tell the Truth 6 Concentration 8 Wall Street Week 20 New Treasure HunllO Bea t the Clock 13 How Do Your Children Grow 33 Co llege Basketball4 8 oo ~ Sanlord and Son 3 15 Brady Bunch 13 6 Wa sh ngton Rev1ew 20 Roll Out' 8 W Va Law 33 Fest1val of Fam ly Murder In Devils of UnscrAmble these rour Jumbles. one letter to eaeh square ..to fotm (our ord1nary words u M 0 back I () I I I [) DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work tt AXYDLBAAXR lo LONGFELLOW LASIE IFANTUL ' I WHAi YOU WOULt:>N i IOXPECT A FAi MAN TO C70 I I I [J CLAJ \ El0 ~ [ [ ] Now arranee the circled !etten I~~====~::::::::=::=~·=•~c~r•:•:ted:bytheabovec~n to form the 1urprl1e anawer, ae L l -~Priii =-111=-:Z::-_:::::IIS:_::IIISWIII=IIIII=-___JI Jumbl., l' .. .eerd•y • 3 00 - News 4 scheme 46 Maureen or John Bay '*' wmdow "(III]" (Antwen tomorrow, New s 13 wds ) 48 Hold 00 - Midn1ght Spec1al 3 1 15 ~ Mov1 e Strang ler of the Swamp 10 2 30- Focus on Columbus 4 '"d !lOll I f E (l d I h to do lhe laod (2 45 Swmdhng \ A.n••"r STEED FAINT HERMIT BUSILY Slart. ,. , "r " .... lh - THE FIRST u n One letter s1mply stands for another In lh1s sample A iJ used for the three L s X for the two 0 s etc Smgle letters apostrophes the I •ngtj); and formatiOn of the word• are all hmlo Each day the code letters are d1f!'erent CRYPTOQUOTES SR DCE XVTY V SB UVG X HFCJY ZYXXYA OYX CGY - V XFVG GC FVJR V JCVR HF C JY JCVR ZAYVW - PCBF ZSJJSGOB • Y..terday I Cryploquote KEEP THY EYES WIDE OPEN BEFORE MARRIAGE AND HALF SHUT AFTERW AROS BEN FRANKLIN (@ 1974 K ng Feature• Syndicate ln~) 3'P North East Double Pass Pass Pass Pass South 4. ASOLINE ALLEY tflou<t\t pu were qo1nQ to be 1elpful to other6, Adam 1 ''!!ili!!Ll~ ! """""""'~=""';:"ii YOU MU5T BE AWFULLY WE~L1 :rt; A lrTTLE PROUD 10 HAVE YOUR PR"""ru.J<E 10 ARRIVE A'r THAT DAOOHTER FOLlOW A&&UMPTIONf NG IN YOUR JA NICE FOQro;TEPI> • ' CNEWSPAPER ENTEHPRIES ASSN BARNEY • The b1ddmg has been West Nortk Easl v l'P Pass Pass 2'P Pass Pass 3• Pass 3 J: HATE it-lESE OAD6URN BLI22AR6S WUS9f\l WOLF PlZEN South 2+ 2• ' You.Soulh hold •K J6S 'P2 +AQ 106S+K 43 Wha t do you do now? A - 81d three notrump Jn spite of the fact that yaur MASON FURNITURE F~lse god En gl1sh 41 Seed coa t nver 14 lnte ndmg hero me 38 23 Belg1an Baker 1abbr ) tO Attempt comtc weapon 36 of afia1rs (comb 24 Ascended 26 Owns 33 Dragoon s liVe su ffi x a nc ie nt port mentor (2 Yesterday s Answer vu lnerable ' One of the many develop ments for the better m mod ern play IS that defenders thmk more carefully ahout what card to lead durmg the play Twenty five years ago South would have had no trouble makmg h1s four spade contract aga1nst almost any defendmg play ers He would wm the heart lead w1th dummy s ace draw trumps and lose the d1amond fmesse Some East players would lead back partner s suit After that fnendly play South would be able to discard two of h1s clubs on dummy s good diamonds and score an over tr1ck A better East player would see the need for a club shift and would automatically lead back the three spot Fourth best was standard then 11 IS sllll standard now but w!Lh exceptiOns Th1s hand represents one of the excepllons East can see that h1s s1de needs to get three fast tricks to beat the four spade con tract If h1s partner holds ace queen 10 of clubs the Jack lead IS essential so that East can hold the lead and contmue the su1t It doesn I ap_pear hkely but II IS pOSSI o le E:_ast has nothmg to lose by leadmg the JaCk and any modern expert Will make that play 9 1 tfc • At: ROSS t Backshdc 6 Cut of beef EAST I 93 'K5 K8642 .J9 5 3 By Oswald & James Jacoby DOZER and back hoe work panels and septic tanks d1t chmg service top soil f II d.rt limestone B&K Ex cavatmg Phone 992 .5367 or ~r -- by THOMAS JOSEPH 3 Openmg lead -Q• CONSTRUCTION WHITE TV _.__ ...... __,__ _ __ 12 30 261C ~ + Both Roafmg spouting kitchens and bathrooms Complete remodelmg Phone 742 6273 12 3 tfc BLACK • ~ HELEN 103 .K82 ELNA and White Sewmg Mach nes Serv 1c e on all makes Reasonable rates The Sew ng Center M d d I eport Oh to n 16 ffc e Nand A Call her up and ask her for a date Shes probably wa1tmg at Dear N And next lime don t take a g1rl qmte so literally A httle kindness goes a lon g way When It comes to shanng a boy fri end '9+ SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern San ta t 1on 992 3954 or 992 7349 tO 2J tfc • My gJrl fri end broke up w1th me because I did what she asked metodo " Sec her best fnend JUSt lost her guy so Jenny (my g1rl) asked me lo he rnce to her She went to a movie with Jenny and me and later we stopped at a discotheque I danced w1th them both and when Jenny got tired I kept on dancmg w1th lms and then we came back to the table to fmd Jenny had disappeared She left a note saymg she had a headache and had gone home Next day she sa1d that smce I obviously preferred L01s I cou ld have my rmg back I got mad and took 1t How do I get my g1rl ba~k? - NICE and ALONE • 10 4 tfc ZENITH COLOR TV SUE 'QJ108632 75 • AQ tO SOUTH • KJ87 542 SEPTIC TANK S AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITAT ION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 949 3604 ~ the phone 'A74 $19 000 00 floors WIN AT BRIDGE CONCRETE 992 3861 Dear Helen and Sue I parked my car m a company parkmg lol whtle I went m to talk to the manager about a job When I came out there was a btg dent m my fefliler, and a note on my "mdsh1eld I thought Get th1s, an honest driver fmally' But not Thenotesa1d Why the hell don t you park stra<ght J was parked slratght I told the manager aoout th<• and he was sorry he sa1d Bull didn t get lhe JOb Maybe he figures me for a troublemaker which I m not So I m out for $60 for a rep8U' job shll don t have work and th1s IS an open letter to a smart-<>ff God ll get you for that Wish you d tell me how to get him first ~ CRUSHED AND BURN IN a Lead Important in modern play G & E Appl ance Repair Phone at the shop 992 3802 or 949 42.54 PRICE Adding lnsull to Injury 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 In Concert 6 Mov es Rue Morgue Hunter of t he Unknown 10 Darkl ess 13 Adler an Counsel na TechniQues 33 I 4782 G"tl polls John Russell Owner and Operator 5 12 tfc POMEROY, 0 START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT - BUY A HOME NO HEATING PROBLEM HERE THESE ARE ALL ELECTRIC r NEW - wth 1 acre 3 Clarence Buth-1 Cla ss1c:s 10 30 - Green Acres 3 Jeopardy 4 I Love Lucy 6 Lucy Show s-:8 30 - 0ddCouple13 NHLHock eyJ 4 15 Oz z iesG~rl s 6 Dr G ll1gan s island 13 Bonanza 3 Carloon 8 10 Earl Scruggs H1 s Family & Fr ends 20 s 00 - Bonanza 3 Merv Gnft ~ 4 MISSIOn impossi ble 6 9 00Seuss Room 222 13 Maslerpiece Theater 33 Mov1e The Bonanza 15 Andy Gr ff<th 8 M<Ster Rogers 20 33 I Dream of Gypsy Moths 8 Courlsh<p of Edd<e s Father 10 Jeannie 13 9 30 Love Amencan Syle 6 13 s 30 - Beverly H llbililes 8 Eleclr c Co 33 Gomer Pyle 10 00 - News20 Wash tngton Week n Revlew33 WSMC 13 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Tra Is West 15 10 30 W~ll Streer Week 33 s 55 - Earl N<ght ngale 15 11 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janak 33 6 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 IS ABC News 13 Sesame Street 20 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANEO REASONABLE rares Ph 446 608 E MAIN Secret Storm 10 ~ttt· HF. IF.N rl<.ttl Rap 4 ----~---------- a.£1AN Huck and Yog1 6 M<lier 20 4 00 - Mr Cartoon and the Banana Soilts 3 Somersel IS Sesame Street 33 20 Speedracer 6 Mov e Queen Bee 10 12 i9 lie delivered r ght to protect Fast and easy esflmates Phone 992 Goegtem R'eady M x ("VIIcfdleport Oh10 6 QQ2-3b l ') I)E SI RABLE two bedroom 122301c .-'--'-----'--c._....;,..;:..-'-'--~. ~..rCCU.LE ._T..... -------------- Donahue 4 DOZER work land clearmg by the acre hour'ly or contract farm ponds roads etc large dO'If!r and operator wt1h over 20 years ex per ence Pull ns EKcavatmg Pomeroy Oh o Phohe 992 2478 SINGER sewing machines 1972 model In beautiful walnut cabinet Makes design stlt ches zig zag buttonholes blmd hems etc Like new Only $89 95 Ca.rt Ravenswood 273 9521 or 273 9893 atter 5 oo 12 7 tfc A LOVELY new- Hnme 112 rnile from Me•os High School Three bedrooms two baths full ba~ement w ith two car garage ... Large lot S21 500 Also recently remodeled three bedroom 61der home In Pomerdy Pnce of '15 000 .nctudes"iurnlture owner W1tl help f nance eltt\er of these two properties Call 593 5661 Athens \ 2- 1t tf c READY MIX QQ2 -3 325 or SEWING 12 30 tic 5232 , 8 30- Huck and Yog16 D ck Van.Oy ke 13 8 15 New~ 13 9 00- AM 3 ' Paul D1xon 4 ~radJ Bunch 6 Ph1l Donahue 15 Abbott ~nd Coste llo 8 l<.riendly unci on 10 Movie 13 9 31)-.-To Telllhe Truth 3~ecret Storm 8 Company 6 9 5S - Chuc~ Wh1te Rports 10 10 IJO-c-D1nah Shore 3 IS Jokers Wi ld 8 10 IQ 30 - Baffle 3 4 15 M< Oe DnuQI~ s 6 SIO 000 Pv_r•m rl R n 11 00 - WJzardofOdds3 415 HazelS GambiiiO Passwordl3 11 30 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Brady Bunch lJ Bowlmg 6 Love of L1fe 8 10 Sesame Street 33 11 55 - CBS News 8 10 Sesa meStreet33 II 55- CBS News 8 Dan Imel s World 10 12 00 - Jeopar~;ty 3 lS P~ssword 6 News 8 10 13 Bob Braun s so so Club 4 12 30-3 W s 3. 15 SPIT! Second 6 Search for Tomorrow 8 10 12 55- NBC~ews 3 IS 1 00 - News 3 All My Children 6 13 !=oncentrat<on 8 What s My L<ne 10 Not for Women Only 15 1 J1l-ThreeonaMatch3 4 lS As the World Turns8 10 Lets Make A Deal 6 13 2 00-Daysof0urLves 3 4 IS Guid<ngllght8 10 Newlywed Game 6 13 2 30 - Doctors 3 4 1f; Edge of N<ght 8 10 Girl <n My L1fe 6 13 3 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hosp1tal6 13 V rgm<an 8 Pnce s R<ght 10 Lock Stock and B'arrel 20 Echoes ol Ch' ldhood 33 3 30- Return to Peylon Place 3 15 One L1fe to L ve 13 Ph I 12 30 261p I I fll Of?ll 1\S':.O( Iii I I 12 31 4tc MACHINES left n layaway All bu1lt m to buttonhole do stretc h sewmg and fancy s t l c h ng Pay lUSt $48 75 cash or terms ava table Trade 1ns accepted Phone 992 2984 EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work sept c tank s nstalled dump t r ucks and lo boys for h.re Will haul fill d rt top sort limestone t nd gravel ~a ll Bob or Roger Jeffers d~y phone 992 7089 n•ght phone 992 J52S or 992 Jr:. t CPD (.( IHJON tl COAL FOR SALE JAYMAR COAL COMPANY THE MEIGS & GALLIA LINE STATE ROUTE 7 AT CHESHIRE OPEN 1 AM TILL 6 30 PM S DAYS A WEEK PHONE 992 5693 C BRADFORD Auctioneer Complete Serv•ce Phon~ qlv:3a21 ~aclne Oh o Cr. 1tt Bractford S I tfc of vacant l and n Salisbury Township on Rock salt for townshrps towns and busmesses n bulks and bags for ce and snow Excels or Salt Works Phone 992 J891 11 11 tfc Capta n Kangaroo 8 10 Ttmmy and lassie 6 New Zoo Rev ue 13 Sesame Street 33 A&A HEATING TWO STORY br1ck af)artment bu ld lng two apartments South Th rd St Middleport Shown by appomtment Rodn ey Downing Real Estate Broker Phone 992 373 1 1 2 6ti; BA SS gu tar Ep1phone w th VoK Super Beetle amp and J B L speaker Complete for S300 Phone 667 3372 1 2 411) Phone 992 2984 11 13 I 30 - Johnny Ca rson 3 IS Alan K ng ln s1de La s Vegas 200 ~ News4 Real Estate For Sale MATERIAL> CO 713 SSS4 Milson W Va ZIG ZAG Is Man' 33 NB C a 00 - HOGG & ZUSPAN 1973 10 Clarence M ller 20 4 Who Follies 3 15 Slreets of San Francrsc o6 13 OO ~ News8 1013 Janak 33 News3 4 6 1 30 ----------- - - - - llu1lt.!l! Your $pees Dellv1ted to Job S1ta Portland Jr Symph011y 33 9 30 - Off the Record 20 10 00 - News 20 Chr slmas Card 11 Kerr Street Pomeroy Ohto WOOD TRUSSES 1971 ALL Electr c w ndsor Mob le Home 12x65 3 bedroom a r cond toner 13 expando 1 acre ground 0 d Rt 33 North of Rock Spr1ngs Phon e 992 5677 12 23tfc Don t Dnnk the Water Mov es P1ck up Serv1ce Ava<lable DICK SEYLER Ownor Phone 992 2798 HOU SE 1618 I ncoln H e ghts 3 """"~~--~~-~-­ bedrooms Fa m l y room n J basement washroom ut 1 ty ASK US ABOUT ro om E lectr c range a r cond 1t on er carport car PRE FABRICATED pet ng n llv ng r oom Call 949 2891 12 27 lit e 8 Gnzz l y EX etc from Furmture Antiques Modern Metals We buy Ant1ques Collec hbles etc See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 Nlght992 3525 or 992 5232 Handf uls of Sland Up & Ashes 20 Beal the Clock 13 Johnny Manns Chee r 15 Look ng Ahead 33 8 00 - Advocates 20 33 Fl p WTi soo 3 4 15 Toma 6 13 The Wallons 8 10 9 00 - lronslde3 4 15 Kung Fu6 13 Mo ves The NTgh l ofthe We Strrp Pamt, VarniShes or fJot contract Also dozer work and sept1c tanks 1n sta lied Help Wanted Centvry 4 To Te ll the Trut h 6 Ozzre s G1rl s 8 'STRIPPERS L1nes All work done by the • Desk 1s 7 30 - Hollywood Squares 3 W ld K ngdom 10 Sale ot the Hoard House Wt. ter Ltnes and Power t Lost Oh o lkk's DITCHING SERVICE ' Beat th e Clock 4 What s My L ne a News 10 Electr c Sc ence and Art of Football JJ Truth or Consequences 3 ~ ~et s Make A Dea l 13 Sporls 215 N 2nd Ave Middleport Phone 992 3509 1106 E Matn Pomeroy 0 S169l BLIND ADS Add 1t on a t 25c Charge per Advert semen ! OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Da ty to 2 00 N oon 8 30 a m Saturday LADY S Tt mex. w r st watch and bl ack. leat her band Sa turd ay even ng probably between my home and Sacred Heart Chur ch F nder please return to Chr st na 0 Donn ell 21 An ne Street Pom er oy Oh o Or cal 992 5354 2 3tc Open 8 T1l S Monday thru Salurday Hogan s Heroes I J Co 20 Vrnce Lombard Res rdence commerc1al or mobtle homes Save on parts & labor Pomeroy Home & Auto FURNITURE ABC New s 6 7 00 - GAS and OIL SALES&SERVICE - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 and Jc Easi!lf" Mrs Effie Watson attended the Christmas program at the Hemlock Grove Church Sun day evemng Mrs Effie Watson Mr and Mr§ P.h1lhp .Boyle~d family and Mr and Mrs Elton RitChie and family spent Chnstmas Eve w1th Mr 11nd Mrs Lester •Seaman of Barlllw Mvs Seaman IS the former. Wilma Gwnther who was mamed recehUy ... -a Ol'iftCE SUPPLIES 4 Door V 8 eng 1ne au to nat c tr a ns power steer ng & bra k es factory a r radto I k e new l si I me t r e"' spotless nter or sharp ex fe r or green ftn1 sh tt s pnces to please see 1t For Sale 17 Stc On Most Amertcan Cars S249S 1971 DODGE POLARO P&J HEATING AND COOLING •5.55 . News 15 By Hden and tnl +++ Generation Rap THURSDAY JAN 3 1974 6 00 - News 6 8 10 Sesame St 20 L<l<as Yoga & You 33 ABC News 13 News 3 4 IS Sew ng Sk lis 33 6 30 ~ News 3 4 CBS News 8 10 Your Future 15 Now 33 NB C ' EXPERT Wheel Alignment PQMEROY HOME & AUTO 992 20'14 606 E Mam Pomero_y ll door local 1 owner ca r with less th an 15 000 m les be1gc I n1 sh b lk v my l top good w w t 1res st andard V 8 eng ne a utomat c power st eenn,g & brak es rad1o spotless clean nt er or W'ln t a sharp ca r at th e pr ce o f ave rag e ca r ' 1972 NOVA 2 DOOR S229S 307 V 8 eng ne a ut oma t c wtt h powe r steer ng good w w !Ires Ra ll y wheels body mldg s r ad o w h te f1n1 sh & spotless clean mtenor A r eal stopper & pr ces way below c ty pn ces 12 26 Bt c Also the follow ng descr1bed real estate sttuated n the - - - - - - - - - - - - -county of M~ ~ s and St at e of INCOME Tax Serv Cf> 9 am to 5 p m Da1ly except Sunday Ohio and n 100 Acre Lot No evenmgs by appo ntment 299 n Town No 7 and Range only Co Rd 22 off R.t 7 No 13 of the Oh o Company s bypass Phone Wanda Eb l n Purchase .. and bounded and 992 2212 descr bed as fat tow s tow t 1 2 JOtc Beg fl.oing at th e southeast c orn er '-e f the sad John Me Bnde s 6 93 100 acre lot n sa d GUN SHOOT Saturday Jan 5 6 p m M le H I Road 100 Acre Lot No 299 thence Factory choked guns only north 95 feet thence west 100 Assorted meats Sponsored by t ee t thence south 87 feet Racme F 1re Dept thence east 100 feet to the place 1 2 3tc of beg nn ng Deed Reference Volume 202 Page 155 M e gs County Deed SHOOT NG Match Rae ne Gun Club Sunday Jan 6 1 p m Rec ords Assorted m e a t s factory The appra sed value of the cho ked g uns only rea l estate 1S S2 500 oo I 2 Jtc Sa1d real estate s s tuated on Carroll Street Carro t Street 1ntersects State Route No 124 on the east and .J.S a dead end towa rd the w es t Th ere s no house number Terms of sale Cash n hand FIREWOOD $12 per PIC k up load any day after 2 00 upon del very of d eed Gordon Proff tt Great Bend Sandy Desert Rd Portland Robert c Hartenbach OhiO Rt 1 Shenff of 12 2a 12tc Me gs County Pomeroy Oh o ( 12) 20 27 (1 ) 3 10 I Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS DEADLINES 5 PM Da-.. ijefore Pub! cat or Mcmda y Dead I ne 9 am Can c el at on Correct ons w b e acce pted unt 1 9 am for Day of P Jbl c ar on REGULATIONS The Publ sher reserves the r ghl to edt or re ec any ads deem ed ob eel on a l Th e pub! sher w II not be r espon s b e for nor e th an one n corre c t nsert on RATES For want Ad Serv•ce 5 cen ts per Word one nsertlon M n mum Charge Sl 00 14 cen ts per wo r d threE c on se~ u l ve nser t ons 26 cents ,per word 51)( con sec ut ve nsert1on s 25 Per Ce nt 0 scou11t on pa c acts and ads pa d W th n H days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $2 00 tor 5Q word m n mum Ea ch addtl1onal wor hum Television Log Business Services e WANT ADS INFORMATION 7- The Da1lv Sentmcl Middleport Pomeroy 0 Jan 3 1974 partner appears to be \;!ery weak you do want to be In game This bid allows him to bad rour hearts 1r Joe,wlshesto'do so r 1 I �' I . ,. .. ., ' ., ' I •' •' • Construction underway ,. ' on ambulance stations JACKNIFED RIGS - Above are two of the trucks which jacknifed on Rt. 30 just north of the Coast Guard station near Henderson, W. Va. The accident occurred on icy roads around 11 :30 p.m. Wednesday. Three persons, all from North Carolina, were treated and released at Pleasan t Valley Hospital. The West Vir g1nia Highway Patrol reported about $22,000 dama ge. Reclaiming 1Continued from Page I) lhe near future, " said the report in ,urging acceleration of the reclatn'ation projects .. '·11wse states that have done th e1r planning.on a sound basis will be ablztoyzcure large porti ons of the available monies. It then becomes imperative that the state proceed immediately to implement the recommendations in this report.'' The board defended the use of government money lor the reclamation projects with this observation in the report : "The general public should bear the burden of responsibility of these lands. · For many' years the citizens of Ohio have be nefitted from the production o! ine•pensive coal, much to the detriment of the environment. Therefore, it is appropri· ate to assess the cost of subsequent reclamtion against the general public." However, "private industry must not be overlooked as a source of reclamation funds," the board wrote, recommending that land to be used for development or other purposes should be reclaimed by t he industry with a financial interest in it. To encourage this idea, the board recommended: - A financial incentive program to get mine operators to restrip and reclaim previously stripped land where it is not profitable to mine the remaining coal. - Tax incentives to get landowners to perform th~ir own reclamation, and gnide'lines to help private reclamation projects. - Providing state matching money for federal funding opportunities, and using "land- owner consent" agreements for government reclamation, rather than acquiring the land and selling it after reclamation. News. .. in Briefs (Cootioued 1from Page I) ·• poration executives and others who have pleaded or been found guilty in connection with 1972 campaign violations, only six remain in prison. The number drops to five today when Bernard L. Barker, the foreman of the Watergate break-in team, is released on personal bond pending outcome of his appeal. Barker was to be flown from Eglin Federal Prison Farm near Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., to Washington, wbere he will appear before the U. S. District Court clerk and probation officer. E. Howard Hunt Jr., former White House aide an~ mastermind of the Watergate break-in, wa; freed Wednesday pending outcome of his appeal. NASHVILLE, TENN . - SINGING COWBOY Tex Ritter, whose recording of "high Noon" became a Western classic, died of a massive heart attack Wednesday night while visiting a friend in the Davidson County Jail. A veteran of 85 movies, 78 of them Westerns, and a singing career that touched six decades, Ritter, 67; was visiting Lamar "Jack" Watkins, apparently an employe, when he was stricken. He died at a local hospital a short time later. JACKSON - Jackson con- hospital grouo ·- at Logan, tractor Rodney McCorkle said Ironton, and 1-'omeroy ; the Wednesday work has begun on fourth on : the Court House arnbillance stations being buill square in Jackson, and the fifth for Southeast Ohio's . on Municipal Square in Oak Emergency Medical Seriiice Hill. (SEOEMS y here and in Oak The structures are J2' x 52' Hill, Pomeroy, Ironton and with two heated bays for Logan. vehicle housing and servicing . The Economic Development . Crew living quarters include a Administration is participating lounge and radio control area , on the five buildings with the kitchen, bath, shower, utility local counties. Total cost of the and dormitory rooms. McCorkle is anticipating project 1s $315,000, with EDA funding $197,000. McCorkle 's some delay in receiving accepted bid lor the project building materials due to was ·around $250,000. manufacturer's shortages, but Three of the buildings will be he estimated completion date located on county owned by the end of April. PT. PLEASANT - Robert C. Cochran,. president of Crepit Bureau of Pt. Pleasant, Inc., said Monday a computer ex· periment called "Credit Regional " will go Into effect soon with a large national charge store in which the local credit bureau will receive and process credit applications from Ohio and West Virginia. Cochran explained ! " We have been computerizing now Father of our area but pe~sons throughout Ohio and West Virginia. Credit Regional will be a central credit file and will use other bureaus as feeders. This process is being used nationally said Cochran, who expects his computer will ·be able to · link up with · other compul!'rs soon to supply information to credit grantors nationally. HOSPITAL NEWS at I :30 p. m. Saturday at the Oris G. Jolmson Funeral Home at Vallonia, Ind. Friends may call at the funeral home after I p. m. Friday. The body was being moved today !rom .the Walker Funeral Home In Rutland to the Johnson Funeral Home. ditioning . Kisor, Christopher Leach, Donna Miller, Ruth Montgomery, Iva Marie Neil, Shirley Nibert, Hilda Rake, Nellie Sayre, Donald Scaggs, Donna Stacey, Wilbert Stoney, Beulah Swindler, Harriett VanMatre, Ira Watson, Michael Wingfield. (Discharges Jan. 1) Charles Ballard, Carrie Blankensh~p. Rosemary Burson, Mrs. Alva Clark and daughter, Barbara Freeman, John Gilland, Jerry Harrison, Mrs . Marshall King and Holzer Medical Center daughter, Charlottie Long, (DlsehargesDec. 31) Tara Allen, Andrew Brad· Kathleen Nally, Robert ford, Lillian Bumgardner, Leo Rutherlord, Ruth Saunders, Caiandros, Huey Dowdy, Mrs. Cheryldean Spencer, George Larmis Gilbert and son, Denver Thomas, William Warner. Griffith, Faith Harris, Scott Hineman, Mary Howell, EXTENDED OUTLOOK George Hyman, Florence Falr'Salurday and Sunday and a chance of rain and snow Monday. High In the 308. Lows In upper teeDB and 208. Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMmED - Melissa Clay, Rutland ; Edward Bailey, Athens; Michelle Soltis, Pomeroy; Julius Chancey, Racine; Kathryn Miller , Middleport; Lilly Edwards, Pomeroy; James Pettit, Middleport. DISCHARGED - Terri Hollis, Elizabeth Sharpnack, Timothy Lee, Maggie Gilmore, Alfred Robinson, Sarah Congo, Celia Hite . Due to .icyro~dcondltionsall Idaho Gov . Cecil D. Andrus _schools proclamation last week exempting issued thea southern hall of Idaho from DST, thus placing the entire state on Pacific Daylight time. Gov. Tom McCall of Oregon asked that' Malheur County iri eastern Oregori, the only . . Oregon county on Mountain Stewart and Missie, Letart, · time, ·. be exempt from the and' Mrs. Mary Aumiller, Hart- change; but-jllly if an exempN~ws, . ford .. · tion is also wanted to southern Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. · Idaho. Mrs . Reuben (Frances) . ·Stewart of Mason is .back home · Nellie Dudding and daughter, A resolution WI!!' fntrnduced after being · ~ surgical patient Mrs. Juanita Ward and Dale in in the Nebraska Legislature to Holzer · Medical Center. She New Haven, included Master place the entir.e state on ·expressed appreciation for the Sgt. Gael and Ruth Dudding Mountain time .' And in Mimany cards and thoughtful and daughter, Andrea of Ft. chigan, se':eral legislators acts of relatives and friends. Knox, Ky.; Mrs. Carol sCyoc, ·have asked Gov. William · · Speaking of cards, Oinda Cindy and Marie of Reedsville, M,illiken to petition for an Roush of West Columbia Ohio; Mr . .and · Mrs.· Eber exemption. received many cards and gifts Roush, Mary and Robert Canada Maj Ch~f _ on her 12th birthday. On Dudding, Mrs. James Dudding The government of Ontario, Channel 13 the Reverend and Troy, all of Mason. · Canada, is also expected to Master Sgt. Dudding and his adopt Daylight Saving Time Charles Norris, formerly of Racine, and now of South family and Mrs. Scyoc and because of pressure from Point, Ohio dedicated the family visited several days business ,and industry that with their mother and sister. have close links to the United program to ,Cinda. Mrs. A. P.' Nichol5on spent States . .. , Mrs . A. P. Nicholson of w'ith her daughter Christmas Clifton; Chester RouSh, West In some spots, loc;~l school and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs·. boards, under pr•.ssure from Columbia and ' Mike Roush, Pomeroy, vlsit.id a few days Earl Robinson and tamuy at parents fearful of their . ,. rec.ehtly with Tech Sgt. and Gallipoll~ . children waiting for school Mrs. and Mrs. Landon Smith buses before deylight, have Mrs. P. E. Nicholson and daughter, Amber, at McGuire visited in Ripley recently with delayed the opening hour of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Durbin and schools. AF Base, New Jersey. · Mrs. Maxine Arnold is Mr. Smith''s sister, Mrs. Griff In Knoiiville, Tenn., for visiting over the holidays with Durbin. example, schools will open and .Holiday guests of Mr. and close h:il! ·an hour later tlian her ijaughter and son-in-law, Mr . and Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald Mrs. Landon Smith were Mr. under standard time. ahd ··son , Jason . JasOJ\ is and Mrs . Nelson Reynolds and A similar plan has been recuperating from surgery BI)Q· children, Jay and Jill; Mr. and adopted in- Pinelas County, 'Mrs. Al'nold· remained for a · Mrs. Kermeth Reynolds, Keith · Fia.,, where assistant Superin~onger visit whil~ her gr and- Allen and J(ell~ . Norman tendent Dan McAuliffe said, Reynolds, ·ail' of Mason ; Mr. "·The 'only reason weare doing . spn, fully recovers. . and Mrs. John Gothard and \h.is.is that we don't want those Mr'. and Mrs : ..~Reuben Steve of Melbourne, Pa.f·Mrs. · kids, pacticularly the elemenStewart spent Chrisbnas with their daughter and son-ui-law, . R. C. King ( Hejlderson; Mrs. . tary ones, to have to stand and Mr . and Mrs. Jack Fowler and · Iris Collin~ and daugl1ter, Pat, . family in Pt. Pleasant. Others of MiddJeJ)or). . ' CELEBRATES of the family visiting included Mrs. J. K. Sinith observed ··Butch, Tim. and Lisa·Stewart of her 89th birthday ~nniversary Mason ; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mooday with a family .SECOND:THOUGHTS celebration. F'ol!owlng a CINCINNATI (UP!) ...:. Joe dinger, cake was served and Di~on will . have second pictures .were taken. Gifts and Tonight , Jan: J thoughts next time,about being ' cards were presented to Mrs . . NOT'oPEN _. a Good Samaritan. Dixon a Smith ·who makes her home · security guard , stopped e;rJY with Mr. and Mrs. Tllomas , Fri .-Sat .'s"r · _ . . jan. 4-5-6 W<;<Jnesday t~ help~· stranded · Kelly and famfly. Mr. and Mrs. NEPTUNE FACTOR m~torist. After . the car was . Vmcent Dabo, P?_meroy, were · ;·Ben Gazarro runnlgg, ' the motoriSt yell'O'd. present for tl)e celebration. Yvette Mimeau x : fro!n his car, "! don 't like Telephone calls were received ~how Starts 7 p.m . Security guards;" and shot from the other Shildren and Dillon in the left arm as he left from several grandchildren. 1n Conservatory of · Musi c. 'fs~sa l d Hoffner, Phone 992· Meigs County are Until 9 P.Mi At the Wareho!Jse on Mechanic Street Sale of Gas and Oil Heaters - Sale of Room Size Rugs. On the 2nd floor - Girls Winter Coat Sale - Womens Winter Coats . Girls Sportswear - Womens Coordinate Sportswear - Womens Dresses - Girls Dresses. January . Clearance sale prices on Preteen .Sportswear. Clean up sale on Fall and Winter yard goods· on ready made Draw Draperies - Bedspreads and Bathroom Accessories. You'll find good selections and you'll save plenty .during this January Clearance Sale. Open Both Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 P.M. house, Middleport Notes > • \ .MEIGS THEATRE ___""" 1-- • • • . , . I a SALE. Starts Friday, Jan. 4 Men's & Women's · Suede One Group Women's HIKING BOOTS SHOES SHOES Lined & Unlined by r;onnie, Thom MeAn, Miss Wonderful EE-EEE 30% off Price Womens & Girls Boys HIKING • lL . 72. Values to $17.99 BOOTS F~ION_ & SNOW BOOTS Values to $27.95 Suede or Leather 20% off On~ Group MEN~s SHOES . - Values to $17.99 1/2 40-50% ALL OTHER RUBBER F001WEAR- 20%oFF Includes men 's miners PRICE ·- steel toe boots, Insulated boots and 2. 4, 5 buckle arctics. All Other Merchandise, 20% WOMEN'S WIDE WIDTHS REGULAR PRICE Select Group Boys & Girls SHOES Thom MeAn, Poll Parrot. Active Age 40 10 OFF Shoe Shine Kits, Umbrellas and BuHe....,._% Price OFF Reg. Price A Few Sizes of Boys & Girls SHOES REMAIN AT • 99' PR. A Good Selection ONE GROUP NAME BRAND PURSES ~ 30% OFF 0/ OFF Devoted To The lnternll Of The Meiga-Mawn Area VOL. XXV POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 184 By ROBERT F. BUCKHORN WASHINGTON (UPI ) - Federal energy chief William E . Simon says he expects retail gasoline prices to rise between 8 and 11 cents by March. To motorists in many parts of the nation it was evident the increase is well under way. A UPI survey showed most dealers were charging more than 50 cents a gallon for regular in the East and Midwest and between 43 .,nd 49 cents in the West. In New York City regular gasoline was selling as high as 56.4 cents ; premium, 61.9. In Chicago regular prices ranged between 51 and 52 cents per gallon. Simon reported isolated cases of extreme price gouging, such as $2 a gallon . He told a news conference Thursday the Internal Revenue Service found 409 price violators among 2,300 stations spot checked. ' Simon's prediction, during the same news conference, of a gasoline price rise of as much !News•• zn Brzefsii!! -' SLIPPERS Naked Leather 30% OFF " 20% OFF Reg. Price Men's ALL OTHER Work Shoes ~ Reg. & Steel Toe 20% OFF REGULAR PRICE Mens& Boys SLIPPERS Womens, Mens. Boys; Girls 40%oFF Girls SADDLE OXFORDS Dingo BoOts 20% OFF ONE STYLE 40% off Connles, Bucky, Thom lk.An. Black·whlte, navywhite, navy-tan, brown· ton. 1h price h•ritage house MeAn Your Thom Store Middleport · as 11 cents by March was one cent more than he had predicted Monday. He repeated the administration is considering gasoline rationing only as a last resort. Announcement Expected Soon Simon is expected to annoWJce soon a new "price adjusbnent" formula to allow the nation's 100,000 service stations to raise prices to make up for the fact that the amount ~ fuel they are allowed to seU is 6eing cut 20 per cent. He also is expected to announce a specific 1'k-cent price increase. The 8-11 cent a gallon price increase prediction includes both of those measures. Federal energy officials said one station selling gasoline at By United Press International ·· MONTGOMERY, ALA. - GOV. GEORGE C. W~ llace has started 2'h years in advance in his quest for the Democratic presidential nominatin in 1976. "It's no secret what we're doing here," Wallace's national campaign director, Charles Snider, said Thursday. "We're goiilg to set up the kind of organization that can give the governor the presidential nomination in 1976 ... " Mrs. Carol Jean Adams, Snider said Wallace's previous three attempts at the High St., Pomeroy, has been presidency were poorly organized. But he said in 1976 Wallace intends to have the kind of organization that gave Sen. George . named the Meigs County campaign director for the McGovern a first ballot victory at the 1972 convention. January, 1974 fund drive of the WASHINGTON - ATTORNEY GENERAL-designate National Foundation- March of William B. Saxbe says the Justice Department shoilld in- Dimes. Mrs. Adams will be assisted vestigate whether the nation's major oi) companies did anything by Mrs. Vikki Gloeckner, a to deliberately cause the fuel shortage. Saxbe also told UP! in an interview that the Senate Watergate Committee's subpoena of past director, and Mrs. Joanne almost 500 White House tapes and documents was a "fishing Williams, treasurer of the Meigs County Chapter . expedition" created to keep the committee in business. As in previous years, coin The blunt.,;peaking Ohio Republican, to be sworn in at 4 p.m. cards will be distributed in all today as President Nixon's fourth attorney general, promised to schools of the county, and pursue "strict, vigorous enforcement" of the antitrust la~s, "firm but fair" civil rights enforcement, and to run the Jushce canisters will be placed in Departmnt like "a good law office ... with dignity, honesty and business houses. This year TEN CENTS • on 60 cents might be price · - Before leavmg l;an Clemen- Statistics said layoffs of manugouging, while another nearby te, Calif., for Washington factoring workers rose from 8 selling for the same price may Thursday, Secretary of State per 1,000 in October to 10 per be acting legally. The explana- Henry Kissinger said President 1,000 in November. The study tion, officials said, is that Nixon will begin contacting didn't say why, but an official prices of imported crude oil are leaders of about 20 major oil said the energy crisis m~st be rising faster than domestic _producing and consuming na- part of the reason. U.S. crude. Some gasoline is made 'tions next week to propose automakers, lor example, have mostly from imported crude. steps to ease the energy crisis ·announced permanentlayo!ls of Refiners of that gasoline are and avoid its economic con- / 45,000 workers because of being allowed to pass the sequences. He did not spell out slumping big car sales. higher cost on to consumers. details. -Simon denied reports that Otherwise, officials said, im- Transportation Secretary oil tankers are waiting off U.S. ports would' drop off and the Claude S. Brinegar said aver- coasts for prices to rise before energy crisis would .be even age occupancy for cars used for they deliver their oil. worse. Companies selling gaso- commuting is 1.6 persons, and - The Citizens' Advisory line made mostly from domes- he wants to make that 3.2 Committee on Environmental tic crude are more limited in persons by encouraging more Quality told Preident Nixon In a the amount they can raise car-pooling. One gimmick being report the nation is paying too retail prices. considered is reduced tolls for little attention to devices such Other Developments cars carrying more people. as windmills and solar generaIn other developments : - The Bureau of Labor tors to beat the energy crisis. March of Dimes here underway fairness." Saxbe said he believes Nixon has fully "cooperated with Watergate Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski 's investigation. The new attorney general also renewed his pledge to honor Jaworski's independence. "He has his operation and I have mine," Saxbe said. "I don 't know of any place I'd get involved unless he wants me to ." Womeris & Mens Suede. Latigo, PHONE 992·2156 FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1974 c ·· Elberfelds In Pomeroy Galtia, Jackson and Vinton Count1es and th e Raccoon Creek and Elk Fork areas of Gallia, Meigs and Vinton Counties. " It is extremely important that Ohio immediately start se veral of the watershed studies," the re port said . . "Unless specific projects are located and well defined as part of the recommended detailed feasibilit y studies , these fundin g opportunities . will be lost. " The report r eferr ed to available grants from the Appalachian Regional Commission, the U. S. Environmental Prote ction en tine at y fj\m:::-:::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::~:::: ::::::!::::::::::::::~:::::~::~::::::::::;:;:~::::::;::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::t Storewide· WAm.E STOMP.ERS • Take advantage now of the special Storewide January Clearance Sale- All over the store and at the warehouse on Mechanic Street. Special Clearance Sale prices on Transistor Radios - on mens Dress Slacks - mens and boys Winter Coats and Jackets - mens Knit Shirts- mens and boys Sport and Dress Shirts.; Spec:ia I Bicycie Sale at the Toy Store. Sale of heavy Bath Towels, Hand Towels and Wash Cloths. Sale prices now on women's Lingerie 112 Price - Jewelry 1!2 Price. cl~os~ed~t::=oda~y::=.~~~~~~~-~~~-~~~~~'!!·3- 12tc :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;~ . MOVING DAY - Aiea representatives of three agencies moved into new offices on the second floor of The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. building on West Main St. in Pomeroy. Thursday . Employes who began their first day in th e moder n offices are, front, 1-r, are David Parry, Soil Conservation Service ; Georgene Childers, county office clerk for the Farmers Home Administration; Milton E. Roush, district director, Farmers Home Adminisrration , and Gene Riggs, Open·Friday and Saturday Nights one of the zones from the faster wait in the pitch dark." In Raleigh, N.C., starting time. State legislatures could TAKEN TO HOSPITAL time was set back by an hour, also exempt their states, or the The Middleport E-R squad state could ask the federal but protesting parents com· government for an exemption. plain such a pian would leave answered a call at 8:49 a. m. children at home alone in the today from the Beulah White Only Arizona has Asked morning. residence, 211 N. Fifth Ave., So far, only Arizona has Plans for opening schools taking Florence Hannay to asked for an exemption for the entire state, citing a "hard- later are also under discussion Veterans Memorial Hospital ship" provision. Arizona Gov. in many other sections of the after she suffered a possible Jack Williams, in a wire to country, from Utah to Boston. stroke: Washington, said Arizona is in HELP WANTEC the .western section of the ' · ASSISTANT MANAGER ...!.. A Mountain Time Zone and person who can quickly MARRIAGE LICENSES develop into the assistant Daylight Saving Time would manager of our office . Must Jerry Lee Rowe, 19, Racine, not resillt in saving energy. be at least h Jgh school U. S. Army, and Veleeta Gail graduate and have a car . Williams contended that ArizoPhone Mr. Buskirk. at 992 · Shaffer, 19, Racine; Donald na's hottesl period is' in the 2111. Capital Financial afternoon and DSTwoilld mean Robert Brouse, 21, NelsonviUe, \ Services , en equal op . portunlty employer . trading an hour of lower utility lineman, and Karen · 1·3·3tc Elizabeth Sutherland, 20, Rt. I, energy use in the morning for an hour of higher energy use in Rutland, bookkeeper. ' 'all du ' NOTICES th e evemng, expect Y rmg PIANO and ORGAN lessons by the summer with air conSCHOOLSCLOSED graduate of Cincinnati The Ohio Board on Unre claimed Strip Min ed Lands which Thursday to the recomm ended legislature all abandon ed surface and underground mines should be reclaimed by the ye.ar 2000 at an estimated cost of $623 million, included large portions of southeastern Ohio in its top priority. According to UPI, the top i priority watersheds, rated in representative of the John Hancock Insurance -Company; Nove!llber on the basis of cost Back row , 0. Dale Lea , assistant county supervisor for effectiveness, amount o£ Farmers Home Administration; Reed Young , technician pollution , dev e lopm e nt with the Soil Conservation ·service; Mrs . Leoda Young,· demand , density of strip district secretary for the Soil and Water Conservation mines, economic need, public District , and Archie R. Stegall, county supervisor, Farmers visibility and visual quality, Home Administration . were Little Raccoon Creek in Elberfelds lri Pomeroy -------------- IContinued from Page I) Mason Area fo• almost three years in order to attract large national crettit grantors for credit reports· for the entire state of West Virginia and part ·of Ohio. Today it's a reality. Not only wiU we be processing credit reports . but ;;ve will receive computer tapes of the credit grantors ledger experience on a JO day upgrading basis which will allow us to keep an updated file not only on persons in . ·- Top 'p riority g1ve.n ... :Meigs, Gallia land Credit b~u computerized for regiOn Switch-to DST Sunday By United Press International Most Americans set their clocks an hour ahead next Sunday as almost all of the country goes on Daylight Saving Time in an effort to save energy. The country will remain on Daylight Saving Time until October, 1975. Under the legislation passed by the Congress, no mainland state is exempted from Daylight Saving Time, though both Alaska and Hawaii arc exempted. But 14 mainland states that now have two time zones, such as Indiana, may exempt • " ISRAEb AND EGYPT WENT BACK TO THE bargaining table in Geneva today and ordered top officials to Washington and Moscow to.discuss the progress of Middle East peace talks. Sources at Geneva peace conference said Israeli and Egyptian negotiators have agreed on many of the mechanical details of troop disengagement along the shaky Snez Canal cease-f1re bnes. The sources saio Brig. Gen. Tahal el Magdoub, the Egyptian negotiator, .and Brig. Gen . Mordechai Gur, his ~~raeli cou~­ . terpart, were now waiting for "pohllcal gwdebnes from the1r governments on the extent of troop pullbacks. Israel ' sent Defense Minister Moshe Dayan to W~hington and Egypt ordered Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmi to Moscow for discussions with the superpowers on the progress of the peace talks. Dayan was to me<;t in Washington today with Secretru:y of State Henry A. Kissmger and Defense Scretary James R. Schlesinger. He said he planned to discuss troop disengagement talks with Kissinger and ask Schlesinger for more weapons." DAYTON, OHIO - A FEDERAL COURT decision to be (Continued on page 10) ' · •..•... ~~«1 Rate increase announced =s ; ··········x·~··:oY···m'"·~~m:o:o:· '5§"0.:~J!Y""···::..·~...................... ~~::-=~~::::::.:·:·!•!•!•!·:·.········ ··~ ~·. :o-;.,.!< .• .......+ . •. • ..•.,.........................•;o,• ..•••••.. .. :• . ;:;: Effective the week of January 7·13, home delivery rates i~ of the Dally Sentinel and Sunday Times Sentinel will be ~( increased five cents weekly to 60 cents a week by carrier. ii! Single copy rates of 10 cents weekly and 20 cents on Sunday • wDI remain the same. , .... . , Motor route delivery rates will Increase to $2.60 per ~« ~ ~ ~ :$ .~. .: month . Inasmuch as motor route delivery re<ently has ;::; · become more costly in every respect, the carriers and ~ motor route drivers will r~celve a substantial amount of ;;!; this Increase. The balance Is to help offset the continuing ;~; ' advancing costs of pu~Ushlng The Dally Sentinel and Sunday Times-sentinel. . .;:;:•.. i"' . I §! l -x:::::=::--..:t::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::~::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::;;;:::::;:;:;:~:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::::::_:;:;:;::~;~::-!::::::::::::::::::;:;:)~: ' I ' when children bring in their coin cards, each will be presented a special March of Dimes badge. Although "mailers" from the Columbus office of the March of Dimes have been received by Meigs County residents, Mrs. Adams said local families are expected to give to the fund drive only once . The Mothers March has been set for Jan. 15 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. and will be conducted in Middleport, Pomeroy, Syracuse, Rutland, Racine, Chester and Tuppers Plains. In Middleport, the March will.be cond!lcted by members of Xi Gamma Mu Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, and other volunteers, under direction of Miss Marilyn Swan, sorority service chairman. The Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi members will go door-to-door in Pomeroy and Syracuse, with Mrs. Janet Pickens, chapter service chairman, to make area assignments. Mrs. Judy Snowden ha s . charge of soliciting in Rutland, Mrs . Martha Dudding in Racine, Mrs . Judy Eichinger, in Chester, and Mrs. Doris Well in Tuppers Plains. The 1974 March of Dimes dollars will be used as follows: - Twenty-five percent for research by the National Foundation solely for the purpose of developing medications and cures for birth defects. - Thirty-five percent to mtaintain treatment and (Continued on Page 2) on coal and other minerals and a llocation s from· the state capit.al improvement and gene ral budgets . " It becomes obvious that much financial assistance is now or will become available in the near future ." said the report, in urging acceleration of the reclamation projects. Agency 'and th U.S. Department of the Interior , ·as well as potential grants from at least eight other federal · agencies plus funds now being set up by Congress. · The board also recommended as possible sta te ~ources of money, a reclamation bond issue, an increase in the severance tax Jobless at 4.9% By DONALD R. FINLEY WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ Unemployment rose in December to 4.9 per cent of the American labor force, the government said today. The rise from 4.7 per cent in N ov emb~r - the second monthly increase in a row - was another step in what both administra tion and private economists predict will be a sharp rise m joblessness this year because of the energy crisis. Joblessness also rose 0.2 per cent from October to November. The Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics said in releasing the Dei!Cmber report that it was unable to determine whether a 170,000 increase in unemployment last month was due to the fuel shortage. A supplementary report due next week should provide better clues on the impact of the energy crisis on December employment. Many thousands of announced layoffs, particularly in the auto and airlines industries, because of the fuel shortage have not yet been reflected 'in unemployment statistics. The reason is that they took place in December after the BLS data was gathered or are scheduled to take effect this month. The 4.9 per cent jobless rate for December was the highest since It hit an even 5 per cent last May. The rate was on a downward trend since hovering near the 6 per cent mark for 19 months until May, 1972. The rate hit a low of 4.5 per cent in October before starting the upward swing. Most economists agree thar the energy crisis will cause unemployment to continue to rise in 1974. Chairman Herbert Stein of President Nixon's Council of Economic Advisers has predicted unemployment will level off somewhere below 6 per cent. Some private economists say it may go as high as 8 per cent. The number of unemployed Americans rose in December to 4.4 million, the BLS said, although the number of workers holding jobs showed little change, holding at about 85.6 (Continued on page 10) DON PEARCH Pearch taking seat on board in Middleport Don Pearch, 931 Hysell St., ha s been named to fill a vacancy on · the Middleport Village Board of Public Affairs. Pearch, who mov ed to Middleport from Portsmouth • five years ago last August, wa s appointed to fill a vacan cy created when James Brewington, who has been serving, or any other candidate failed to file to run for the post last fall. Pearch is customer service supervisor of the General Telephone Co. of Ohio in Meigs County. He is a member and a past president of the PomeroyMiddleport Lions Club. He belongs to the Elks Lodge at Portsmouth. Mr. and Mrs. Pcarch are parents of four children, EriC, 20; Roger, 18; Ann, 13, and Michael, 4, all at home. The family attends the First United Presbyterian Church in Middleport. Serving with Pearch on the board will be Richard Gress and Jack Hawley. More telief demanded ' by truckers PITI'SBURGH (UP!) - The head of an independent truckers association warned Thursday there would be "one hell of a transportation strike" unless the Nixon Administration provided quicker relief of rising fuel costs.· William Hill, president of the Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers (FASH), ·sent· By George Hargraves near fulw·c. A; the present time, it appears that our · three radio stations that we would not have school. telegrams to President Nixon school iunch program wiD not be self<~upporting this You may recall that we are permttted to mhalSS hvel and energy chief William Supt Melga Local Schools ., da · h sc boTohiyear 1 fthor bad mec f mea Last week we looked back at 1973. Let's take a year, We will have to supplement it with dollars from b vsakeadc f' weather t . edorda the Simon asking for a special · 1 f d re owns. s 1s e 1rs mtss · y or "between all bnef look now at the start of 1974. the genera un . . . . 'll issed d earlier in the meeting As this year begins, our economy, our nation, all And, of course, inflation is eating away at the pay distrtct. Hamsonvt e m a ay miss responsiqle representative our lives, all that we do, and certainly our schools, checks of all our employes. Recent increases are year due to the failure of a water pump.~~ ~~umake groups in the trucking industry ~re under a cloud of uncertainty and concern. The being rapidly chipped away by the grinding wheels of more than th~ alloted f•;~day~ you ha da s We and government to work out a solution." national crisis in confidence in leadership and the increasing cost of living. them up. We o not wan m e up :."~em!i.;;n HiU complained that a recent authority is felt in every school and in every classThe dozen month~ of 1974 will provide us with Will hold lightly the days :at w~ h\ . t Ititerstate Commerce Commis' . many fine moment.il as well as many trying times. Thursday' however' was a ay w en t w~s J.us sion (ICC) ruling that allows a roon;ve face , or soon probably wiU face shortages in a The first few days of the new year arc certainly filled dangerous for busses to operate m o~r district number of areas including gasoline, heating oil, with some significant difficulties. So, we all must face Please remember that you shoilld. always ,listen surcharge for increased fuel them one at a time and move off into a new and to the radio for n~ws about school closmg. Don t call costs provided ito immediate ·. Speaking of Schools··No. 299 challenging year. the radio stations or anyon~ else. Just tune 1n and . help for truckers owning their THURSDAY BROUGHT us our first real listen lor the announcement. Your cooperatiOn IS own rigs. paper, and all products of the petrochemical . in· The ICC ruling, instituted problem day as far as the weather is concerned. greatly needed and will be deeply apprecl8ted. . dustry. Dec. 13, requires trucking freezing rain of the early morning · hours NEWS & NOTES-The orga~tio~l meeting The We face or soon probably will face increasing of the Meigs Local Board of Education wt~ be held at companies to prove their need prices in all forms of energy : gas, coal, heating oil, coated everything with a glaze of ice. It became 7P,0m. on Monday, January 7,m the meeting room m for increased hauling rates by electricity, and especially gasoline. Remember that worse the farther north in the county that we went. We checked with the state highway garage, the Mtddleport - Coach Brauer s Marauders trav~l to submitting fuel cost data I a we use abont IO,ooo·gallons per month during the nine county garage, the state J\lghway patrol, the sheriff's Ironton tonightWellston ~lays here next Tuesdsy, process Hill said was too months of the school term . The prices of all paper and we travel to Logan Frtdlly, January II - The costly, time-consuming, and products are showing a significant increase. Schools office ·the Middleport police the Pomeroy police first semester will end on January II and report , complex for independent use a lot of paper. Textbook and workbook prices will WMro WATH WJEH and ;.vera! bus drivers be: tween S:45 and 10 a .~. Although a lot of work had cards will go home on Thursda.Y, January 17 -Some truckers . certainly .be up. "If we don 't get some kiri'd of been done on them, it seemed unwise to risk sending seniors will be ~mpleting their work for gradua.~ton The ci>st of the food that goes into our school relief," Hill said, "we're headat the end of thiS ftrst semester. lunches continues to move upward. We hope for some busses out on the slippery roads, particularly ing for one hell of a transportaheJp from a pos <;ibl•· :nr rf'" ",.. ;:"' fMPral subsidy in the township roads. Shortly after 6:15 we informed all tion strike. A guy reported to ' me today that Quaker ~tate NAME CORRECTED (Oil Co.) raised its price ten James Barr, 25, of Sellers- cents a gallon. There's going to burg, Ind. (not John Barr of be a Goddamn revolution ." He said F ASH estimates WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Sirica Thursday . that Nixon chief White House Watergate - An original committee suit New Albany, Ind. ) was showed gasoline and diesel fuel Wednesday seriousiy injured deadline for President Nixon to woilld not comply . with the lawyer, J. Fred Buzhardt, in involving five conversations by near Danville in the.fall of a prices rose 2tl cents per gallon turn o~er several hundred order. his chambers for 45 minutes the President with John W. water tank being erected by since May of 1978. subpoenaed tapes and other The Senate committee, late Thursday afternoon . Court Dean Ill, then White !louse He suggested a better formaterials,. to the Senate according to its chief counsel , sources said Buzhardt told the counsel. Sirica rilled Oct. 17 he · the Caldwell Tank Co. of mula for relieving higher fuel Watergate committee passed Sam Dash, will not take any Judge that Nixon had in- did nqt have jurisdiction in the Louisville, (not New Albany) today with the White House further action until a suit in- structed his lawyer not to matter but Congress passed a as ·· was reported. Barr · was costs would be a flat surcharge under intensive care at Holzer of 1-4 cent per mile for each one ' taking no action . volving previous subpoenaed comply 'with t~e subpoenas . ' law giving him jurisdiction. Medical Center suffering a cent per gallon increase in fuel • The Washington Star-News tapes is cleared up . The controversy involves two Sirica still must decide on this skull fracture . John A. Locke, costs, to be paid upon delivery said pr~sidenti al lawyers told Sirica met wtUil.ht~:~.h a1n..1. Uit:: sets of subpoen~ed tapes : 1 matter. " (Contpnled on page 10) 34, died in the accideni. U. S. District Judge John J. This will be a difficult schrrol· year t!; S: President won't give up tap.es • ,I I I •. ' \ ., - f · 1 � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 3, 1974 locke