https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c63c97735ee832c077ff21a391a49f85.pdf 315f0987beb6bc2ccecdf9570ae3e149 PDF Text Text ; . .. ··-•·v·---1 · 8- The Daily Scntinei, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0. , Jan. 14, 1974 BUdget set opens WASHINGTON t UPlj\nergy Offic-e administrator William E. Simon and consumer advocate Ralph Nader go to Capitol Hill today for the first or at least lour congressional inquiries into the extent of the oil shortage. In Oregon, the nation's lirst gasoline rationing went into ellect, with motorists allowed to buy gas <>nly every other day during the week - with gas available to everyone on Saturday and none available on Sunday. Under the plan , service stations sell gas today and on upcoming even-numbered days ro motorists whose license plate ends with an even number. Motorists with license plates ending in odd numbers will get their tW'n at the pumps Tuesday and on odd-numbered weekdays. Sen. William Proxmire, DWis ., whose subcommittee or the Joint Economic Committee opens hearings Wday on the availability and acc\U'acy or oil industry statistics, Sunday asked Attorney General William B. Saxbe to take antitrust action against the major lirms. In a letter ro Saxbe, Prox- "When building a dog house, make sure the door is. large enough to accommodate YOU." Don 't get in the " dog house" 011er a simple r epa ir or do -i t -y our se lf project that you promised your wife you would do. Come to the PDME RO\< CEMENT BLOCK CO., and pick up the materials you need from one of our "FRIENDLY ONES" TODAY! (She'll be glad you did!) ... questions" about all aspects of mire said , "There may be . ample evidence ... to co nstitute lhc energy crisis . Six major. oil firms have an illegal conspiracy in VIolation ol the Sherman l antitrust I either released preV iously act." guarded figures or soon plan ro Sax be, although not respond- on how much petroleum they ing directly to the senator, said have on hand. In" general, in a network interview, the according to fi gures compiled answer to the luel shortage by UPI, home heating oil may actually lie in easing of stocks are up. But the industry the antitrust laws to let the big warns that inventories are not oil companies work together. high enough to guarantee a full A House select committee on measW'e ol oil heat il winte& small business, headed by Rep. weather becomes more severe. "We are trying to build John D. Dingell, D-Mich., will convene Wednesday. He said it stocks," said Philo Hutcheson will examine "the growing of Gull Oil Co.. noting that public skepticism about the Gulf's supply is currently severity of the oil shortage, and higher than last year because in some case whether there is a temperatures around the country have been 20 per cent real energy crisis at all." The Senate Permanent In- higher . vestigations subcommittee and a subcommittee of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee In other devetopmenis : are scheduled to hold hearings - UPI has learned that new next week. fuel allocation regulations robe Sen. Walter Mondale, D- issued by the government Minn ., has announced he will Tuesday carry no provision for seek creation of a special gasoline rationing. A source committee, akin to the Water- with access to the rules said the gate panel, to delve into "a host rules would provide full ol strange and unanswered heating needs for propane, Kidnaped boy found frozen LAKEWOOD, N.Y. (UP!) The FBI said Ebersole Police Sunday found the frozen received an anonymous phone body of a 14-year;Jid boy who call later that night saying his had been kidnaped, beaten and son had been kidnaped and that lelt tied to .a tree in near-zero he would be killed unless weather. The boy's death came $15,000 ransom was paid. despite the fa•her's payment or On ThlU'sday night, Ebersole $15,000 in ransom. dropped off a package containThree teen-agers who had ing the money in a boat been arrested Friday were drydocked behind a lakewood charged with the kidnaping auto dealership, as instructed and held in lieu or $100,000 by the caller. The FBI said bond. Police said they lound they had the location under most ol the ransom money in surveillance when Ebersole the home or one or the suspects. made the drop-all, and the An auropsy was ordered ro determine whether the victim, Daniel Ebersole, froze to death HOSPITAL ;-.lEWS or died !rom the beating. The Veterans Memorial Hospital - boy was lound iri woods about SATURDAY ADMISSIONS 70miles south of Buffalo, N.Y., Thomas Burnside where temperatures have apPomeroy; Ethel Collins: proached zero during the past Shade; Lorna Hollon week. FBI Agent Richard H. Ash Minersville; Anna Hoffman ' said the boy's body was tied to Clilton; William Watson ' ' a pine tree with yellow twine, a Pomeroy. SATURDAY DISCHARGES ski cap pulled over his eyes and a glove stulfed in his mouth - Maude Young, Gladys and sec\U'ed with surgical tape. Holmes, Debra Kaull, Betty The boy, son of Dr. Glen M. liammons, John Lyons, Donald Ebersole, a radiologist, left Crites, Kathryn Miller, George home Tuesday night to go ro StobarJ, Joseph Wilson. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS the Lakewood Teen Center, about a block !rom his home. Ethel Holland, Clilron; Belinda The center, where one of the Steele, Pomeroy. SUNDAY DISCHARGES accused kidnapers, Kenneth LeRoy Williams, 18, was Buford Capehart, Alex Frazer, employed, was closed that day Ronald Bostic, Sterling Arney, Ross Morris. lor repairs. YOUR FULL SERVICE BANK Your own check blanks ... identify your bank connection and are more acceptable wherever you go. And when u ~ed exclusively, they make your per sonal bookkeeping chore easier . Some arc availabl e ~ith your Own phowgraph on them ro help idC'nrify you. The Farmers Bank and Savings .Co. POMEROY, OHIO ' heritage house Your Thorn MeAn Store FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE suspects were arrested later that day. Police said they were tipped by an anonymous phone call Sunday, telling them where the boy had been lei!. The other two men charged with the abduction were Martin Whitmore, 19, of West Ellicott, N.Y., and Jeflrey Swan, 18, ol lakewood. Lawmen IContinued !rom page I 1 "In many cities today, police-eommunity relations programs have ... no more relation to reality than the false-front stores erected on the sound stages ol a lilm studio for a Western movie," Santarelli said. Santarelli reviewed law enforcement's public,image on all fronts : -"Police cotruptioR ... is one or the greatest obstacles to effective law enforcement that we face." -Witnesses who won't testify are a major cause ol dropping prosecution. But lear or reprisal is a significant cause. - An LEAA survey shows an "awesome amount of crime" goes unreported. In two citif!s, Santarelli said, the actual rate was live times higher than anything the police knew about. - People who try ro cooperate with law enlorcement play a waiting game. Santarelli recited a tale attributed ro Supreme Court Justice Byron White, who waited in his ~iltlst's olfice for six hoW's alter arriving on time for an appointment. His dentist explained his backlog of cases began when hew as told to be at court at 9 a.m. one recent day, though his case wasn't called until 4 o'clock. FASHION & SNOW BOOTS 40-50% OFF MIOOLEPORT.O. CORPORATION AT BURLINGHAM - This br ea d t rue k was one of very · few vehtcles that made it through the high water on US 33 at Burlingham Friday alternoon. r . . __ ... Hearing coming on phone plan A public hearing to hear .Commission. progress to date. Mrs. Sandra Griffith, who testimony on the role or The c ommunication Telephone Company of Ohio in has led a committee seeking to acknowledges that the establishing proposed toll free secure toll-free service for Southeastern Ohio Telephone service between Pomeroy and Chesler area subscribers Co. citizens committee did the Chester area or the (those with 985 nUIT'bers ) to the receive a 75.2 per cent vote in Southeastern Ohio Telephone Pomeroy area, said today she favor of the extended service Co. of Coolville, will be set by has received a letter !rom the betWeen Chester and Pomeroy. the Ohio Public Utilities Utilities Commission about the The letter lurther stated that the General Telephone Co. ol Ohio I serving Pomeroy area) has looked into the matter and has decided that it does not feet RACINE - Funeral services (Marlene ) Hill, Columbus; 11 lor Mrs. Estella Clark, 68, who grandchildren; two great- the arrangement between died Saturday at her Racine grandchildren ; two brothers, Pomeroy and Chester would be home, will be held at I p.m. Orvy Gainer, of Hebron, and in the best interests of its own Tuesday at the Ewing Funeral Jess Gainer of Pomeroy; three subscribers alter a study on the Home with the Rev . Howard sisters, Mrs. Eunie Brinker Shiveley officiating. Racine; Mrs . Ermai The daughter of the late Schreckengost, ParkersbW'g, Susan and Guy Gainer, Mrs. and Mrs. Tella Ours of SomClark was also preceded in merset, and several nieces and death by a son, Virgil ; three nephews. brothers, and a sister. SW'viving are her husband, Mrs. Clark was a member ol Ernest; two sons, Guy, of the Apple Grove United Wellington, and Carman Methodist ChlU'ch. BW'ial will Pomeroy; two daughters, Mrs: be in the Letart Falls Bernard (Maxine I O'Brien ol Cemetery. Friends may call at Junction City, and Mrs. Cecil the luneral home any time. Services set for Mrs. Oark Holzer Medical Center (Births) January 11 - A son, to Mr. and Mrs. David Hughes, Jackson; a son, born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Codner, Racine; a son born to Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts, Gallipolis. January 12 - A daughter, born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Butcher, Middleport; a daughter, borh to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cox, Gallipolis; a daughter, born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wines, Cheshire; a daughter, born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald VanMeter, Chester; a UNIT CALLED son born to Mr. and Mrs_ The Middleport E-R squad Clarence Clagg, Oak Hill; a son was called early Sat\U'day at born to Mr. and Mrs. Michael 2: 18 p. m. lor Grace Essinger, Provost, Gallipolis. who complained of chest pains and today at 1:34 a.m. lor roPleasaal Valley Hospital DISCHARGED - Mr. John month-old Bessie Jo McWhittingron, Southside; Mrs. Daniel, both being taken to Danny Potts, son, Gallipolis Veterans Memorial Hospital Ferry; Mrs. Rayne! Higgs, where they were treated and South Point, 0.; Mrs. Hubert released. The Pomeroy E·R squad was Smith , Gallipolis; Oris Sunday at 4:35 p. m. to called Leighty, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Rock Springs for Meval Ronald Thompson, Ashton; Nancy Woodard, Gallipolis Thompson who was taken to Ferry; Harry Kapp, Point Veterans Memorial Hospital, Pleasant; Mrs. David Bush, treated and released. son, Point Pleasant; William DAUGHTER BORN Bailes, Leon; Mrs. Ben Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Cline Dailey ol West Columbia; Donald Pomeroy are announcing the Russell, Mason; Fulton birth of a daughter, Melinda Spears, Henderson; Albert Jane, on Dec. 16 at the Holzer Stevens, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Medical Center. she weighed 9 Clarence Helfman, Letart; pounds, three ounces. They Joan Smith, West Columbia; have another daughter, Hazel Boster, Point Pleasant, Melissa Jean. Grandparents and Frank Henson, Point are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pleasant. Seidenabel, Pomeroy. LOCAL TEMPS The temperat\U'e in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a. m. HOSPITALSOES Monday was 39 degrees under The Holzer Medical Center cloudy skies. Gallipolis, has filed suit i~ Meigs County Coll)lllon Pleas Womens & Girls Co\U't against Josephine E. Osborne, administratrix of the estate of Charles E. Larkins, deceased, Rt. 1, Long Bottom, claiming that -asborne has a bill due and unpaid of $4,096.83. Values to 527.95 S20,000.00 Maximum Insurance For Each Depositor M£MBfR ( butane and home heating oil with top priority given to agricultural production, medical and emergency services, energy production, transporta· tion, sanitation and . essential communications. - The Federal Energy Ollice and the Federal Power Commission have announced plans to flU'nish the East Coast from New England to Washingron with as much as 20 million kilowatt-hours or electricity a day by switching power !rom utilities east of the Mississippi River that depend on coal, nuclear or hydro po_wer to generate electncity . The voluntary action among power companies could save 30,000 barrels or oil a day, enough ro provide elec tricity to one million homes, the agencies said. -Simon announced that four more Eastern electric power plants are switching !rom oil to coal, bringing the total to 14, with foW' more planning to do so within ~ month. The total saving, he said, will amount to 77,000 barrels a day. BY BOB HOEFLICH Middleport council approved a $376,316 budget for 1974 and elected F'red Hoffman president in its first meeting this year Monday night at town hall. The meeting was the lirst regular session in the new council chambers, lormerly the lire department headquarters on the second floor of village halt. Extensive remodeling, underway there since last July, includes paneling, a new ceiling with recessed lighting, two restrooms, and gold draperies. The chambers are carpeted in red. New lurnishings lor the council room and clerk~treasurer have been purchased. Breakdown ol the ap- num ber of calls to the Chester area from its main stations. The commission . advised Mrs. Grillith that a hearing on the matter will be held by the commission and that she will be advised on the pertinent details of that hearing . DIVORCE ASKED Nita Jean Ritchie, Tuppers Plains, has filed for a divorce in Meigs County Common Pleas Court from her husband William J . Ritchie, Little Hocking, on the grounds ol gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. • a1y tonight lower 40s extreme south. High Wednesday lower 60s extreme south. or WORK JACKETS Etna Gardner is found dead RUTLAND - Miss Etna M. Gardner, 85, Rutland, was found dead at her residence Saturday morning. The daughter ol the late Every A. and Nan Bailey Gardner, she attended the Rutland Church ol Christ. Miss Gardner, born Nov. 20, 1888, in Rutland was employed by the Meigs County Auditor's olfice for 30 years. She is s\U'vived by a brother, Whitamore Alfred (W. A.) Gardner, Rt. 1, Byesville; a nephew, Everett S. Gardner, Rt. 1, Byesville; several great nieces and nephews, and several cousins. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, at 2 p.m. at the Walker Funeral Heme with the Rev. Rod Kasler ollicialing. Burial will be in the Miles Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the luneral home Wday !rom 2-4 p.m . and 7-9 p.m. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today until the hoW' of service Tuesday. Pallbearers will be Kenneth Davis, Jerry Eads, Clair Taylor, Wayne Turner, William Buck and Dale Bachner. ERROR: NOT TONIGHT A meeting of the Middleport PTA announced lor this evening at the school was in error.lnstead, the meeting will . be held at 7:30 p. m. next Monday, Jan. 21. MEET TONIGHT Lewis Gill8nd, president, has announced that the Wahama Athletic Boosters will meet at 7:30 p. m. this evening at the Wahama gymnasium. Important business matters will be discussed. DIFFERENT NAME Steven A. Hawley, Middleport, given a 2tklay sentence in jail dW'ing . a Meigs County CoW'I hearing on petty thelt charges, is qot the Stephen Halley who resides near the Gallia-Meigs line. NOW YOU KNOW DIVORCE GRANTED The North American por. Judith Simons, Rt. i, Shade,. has been awarded a divorce cupine is almost lully bere from Jeffrey Simons, developed ' when born, bearing llbout 30,000 barbed quills. Alhf'n ~ . Mrs. lawrence T. Ginn . SW'vivors include his wile Virginia; a daughter, Patricia: and son, Lawrence, all at home ; two brothers, Lomax H. and Robert L. and a sister, Maxine Tate, all ol Columbus ; his lather-in-law , Russell Anderson, Centerburg; brothers and sisters-in-law Peggy Ginn, and James Tate: Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Russell B. Anderson, Zanes· lield; Marvin Anderson, CenterblU'g; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whetsel, Ridgeway; an aunt, Mrs . Ola Ginn, Oakland, Calif., and several nieces, nephews and cousins. Friends may call at the Harry L. Melick Funeral Home, W. ChlU'ch St., CenterbW'g on Tuesday, from 7-9 p.m. Services will be held at the funeral home Wednesday at 2 p.m. lntennent will be in CenterbW'g. - Permanent press 50 pet . polyester - 50 pet . cotton twill. - 100 Pet . polyester interlining with red · nylon facing . - Zipper front . coaf style. - Solid colors: Spruce green Charcoal Oiivewood. - Sizes 36 to 50. Made by Blue Bell. l By Uolted Press International · COLUMBUS - THE STATE BOARD of Education, at its regular monthly meeting here Monday, asked Gov. John J. Gilligan and the General Assembly ro exempt part-time public school employes from unemployment compensation during times when schools are not in session. Under provisions ol a new state law, unemployment compensation benefits must be paid during the swnmer to non. teaching workers who are employed only during the school year. The board said the new law imposes a financial burden on school districts in the absence of additional state lunding. LONDON - THE GOVERNMENT OF Prime Minister Edward Heath !ailed in a last-minute bid to head orr Britain's economic crisis today and seemed almost certain ro call national elections in an attempt to win a new mandate. Britain's 29,000 railroad engineers went on a 24-hour strike today hours alter Heath and union leaders broke orr abortive talks aimed at ending a crippling slowdown by the nation's 260,000 coal miners. Responsible political sources said Heath was likely to dissolve Parliament helore the end or the week and seek a new live-year mandate ro solve what he has called Britain's gravest crisis since World War II. The London Daily Mirror's banner headline read, "Election is odds-on." The Daily Express said, ''Election now?" The Daily Mail's banner was "This is it !" ----------------------Elberfelds In Pomeroy lnge·ls January Salel SAIGON - THE VIET CONG ACCUSED the Saigon government Wday of massive air strikes against a key communist stronghold in the heaviest bombing in South Vietnam since the United Slates halted raids a year ago. In Cambodia, rebel gunners fired seven rounds of recoilless rifle fire Monday night inro a crowded squatters' settlement on the western edge or Phnom Penh. Field reports said there were no injW'ies and only light damage. A military spokesman lor the Viet Cong's ProviSional Revolutionary Government said 86 Saigon warplanes hit Thien Ngon Monday in air · raids against the strategic Communist supply point 72 miles northwest ol 8;1igon. A spokesman for the Saigon military command said he had "no information" on the strike against Thien Ngon and he felt the Communist claim was lalse. aztraardiaary SIVINDS in CARPETING Closeout! All Carpet In Stock LAS VEGAS, NEV. - TWO MEN WEARING ski masks beat up a casino executive Monday, then bound his 71-year-old Wife with electrical cord and cut her throat. Hilda Krause bled ro death in her bedroom \Vhile her husband, Marvin, 84, slot machine manager at Caesar's Palace, lay unconscious. Ash Resnick, another executive of the casino, escaped death from a dynamite bomb planted in his car last week. Police, tipped that h~ was marked for murder, kept watch on the car and nabbed a (Continued on page 8) Carpet your living room during January Sale and Get Carpet For An Kissinger Average Size Bi)dnlom FREE Instant Expert lnsta llalicm 0 INGELS FURNITURE PH. 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT VOL. XXV NO. 191 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUESDAY. JANUARY 15, 1974 • • clo~e ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (UPI)-Vice President Gerald R. Ford accused the AFL-CIO and other "small groups or activists" today or attempting ro exploit the Watergate allair to bring about President Nixon's downfall. "And make no mistake about it - it is an all out attack," Ford said. • "Their aim is rota! victory delense yet ol the President, lor themselves and total defeat made the statements in a not only for President Nixon prepared address to a conbut for the polici<S lor which he vention ol the American Fa rm stands. Bureau Federation. " If they can crush the The Vice Prsident said that President and his philosophy, leaders in the anti-Nixon they are convinced they can campaign headed by George dominate the Congress and, .. Meany were the liberal group, ·-···· Am erican s for Democratic through it, the nalion." Ford, in his strongest Action, and other unnamed The Meigs Local School District Board ol Education, meeting in regular session Monday evening at the office or Supi. George Hargraves in the Meigs Junior High building, approved Its 1974 budget calling lor total estimated expendi!W'es or $2,326,283.27. The breakdown ol anticipated expendil\U'es is as follows : Administration, $60,265; instruction, $1,323,486.48; auxiliary agencies, $117,414.08; operation or school plant, $73 ,076.80; maintenance, $17,309; special services, $500; supplies, $172,000; materials for maintenance, $48,900; equipment replacement, $41,500; contract and open order service, $104,885; fixed charges, $341,146 .91; contingent, $10,000, and cpital outlay, $15,800. The balance remaining as or Jan. 1, 1974, is $193,787.68, and anticipated income for the year is $2,162,923.43, bringing about a total of $2,356,711.11 ro work with. Subtracting the estimatedexpendll\U'es lor this year, the estimated balance at the beginning or next year will be $30,427.84. In other board action, it was unanimously agreed by board members to request Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney EXTENDED OUTLOOK ' ·· 01\aoee of ralo Thursday and Friday, possibly mixed with snow In aortb. Fair Saturday. Highs io the 50s and lower 60s Thursday, lowering to middle 308 and 40. by Saturday. Lows Io the upper 20s aod 30s. . . Bernard (>ultz lo rule on the legality of \he new five-year contract given to Meigs High School bead football coach and athletic director Charley Chancey last November. In the remainder or action on the board's long agenda Monday evening, the lollowing items were approved : The closing or school on Thursday, Jan. 3, due ro icy conditions, and the cloring of school on Friday, Jan. 11, due ro high water. • Accepted the resignation ol Mrs. Daisy Blakeslee as a teacher errective Jan. 11, 1974. Approved the addi lion of Teresa Casci to the list or substitute teachers; accepted the resignation ol Harry Clark as a bus driver errective Jan. 7; appointed Harry Clark as a substitute bus driver errective Jan. 14; appointed Donna L. Daniels or Middleport as a substitute bus driver pending approval 'by the county board, and her successful passing \he necessary examinations; set the salary for board members at $20 per meeting lor one regular monthly meeting; designated the superintendent as the board's agent ro receive, expend and account for federal lunds, and accepted the millage as set lor the district by the county budget commission ( 22 1> mills for operation, 'h mill lor the state of Ohio lor the high school building, and 7 mills lor bond retirement). The board also approved a change in policy No. 462, Part A, by the addition of "pregnancy" to the list of acceptable reasons for the use of sick leave. The board agreed to keep the school schedule or daylight t.o compromise have constructive aspects." U.S. officials said Kissinger would meet with the Israeli leaders again in the alternoon ro get their reaction to the Egyptian plans. The officials said that once the two sides begin making ' progress roward an agreement in principle on disengagement, a joint Israeli-Egyptian working group probably would be set up to iron out the details. They said the working group would meet before Israeli and Egyptian military · representslives rellU'n to the Middle East peace conlerence in Geneva. The Geneva negotiators were scheduled to meet today, but the session was canceled because of Kissinger's talks. . savings time, rather than move • IXOn " pressure organizatiOns." spending and a more rampant If they succeed in their aims, inllation, " he said. Ford said, "we ca n all kiss Ford said he did not think goodbye the chances of Nixon 's enemies would be reducing lederal spending and successful in bringing about his increasing community and impeachment and would try individual independence." instead " to do the next most <~ We ca n ex pect an damaging thing." avalanche of rresh government "They will iry to str.etch out intervention in our economy, tho ordeal, to cripple the massive new gover nm ent President by dragging out the the beginning or the school day up one hour. The board also approved $4,220 lor purchase of additional musical instruments for the high school band which wiU include two sousaphones, eight baritone horns, tw o piccolos and tWo lrench horns. The attendan ce ol Supt. Hargraves at three meetings in Columbus and one by F'red Ruth at an Ohio Music meetin g in Educators Columbus were approved. The board also agreed to employ and authorize Gates, McDonald and Co. to represent the district in matters dealing will1 unemployment compensation and the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services, with the rate to be $1.65 per employee. The board accepted the resignation ol Mrs. Nellie Vale as a member of the board ol trustees ol the Pomeroy Middleport Public Libraries, appointed Mrs. Jennifer Sheets to !ill and complete her unexpired term on the library hoard; desig nated board member Carol Pien:e to serve on the four member "lm- proving Communications'' committee which will meet with two Meigs Local Teachers Assn . appointees and the superintendent; approved transfer funds of $190 from Title V-ESEA to the General Fund and $376.70 from career orientation to the General Fund; decided not to proceed with the above-ground simulated mine training facility due to lack or a satislactory location and adequate lund; appointed Deborah L. Hawley as a substitute principal 's aide ef(Continued on page 8) Robbery at A&P foiled Middleport Policeman Sgt. Sidney Little apprehended a Columbus man at the scene ol a breaking and entering at the A&P store at 10:44 p.m. Monday. Arrested was James H. Stepp, 39, Columbus. Henry Werry or the Pomeroy police department arrived at the scene soon after Little due tor . immediately notified the Middleport dispatcher on duty. As Little approached the opening on the riverside or the building he met Stepp as he stuck hiS . head out or the opening. 1 Stepp was, immediately apprehended. Found in Stepp's ·car, which has been impounded, were 62 cartons of cigarettes valued at $248.98. Inside the store near the opening seven packages or wieners and a package of bologna were placed. Officers believe a second person was involved in the nesday, Jan . 23. Mr. and Mrs. attempted robbery . An exPowell, who have three sons, tensive search for a second Lee, 5; Scott, 4, and Todd, 2, person was made · by Midwill be moving to Pomeroy dleport Police Chiel J . J . soon. A grand opening will be Cremeans, Sheri!! Robert C. held when the store begins Hartenbach, Deputy Sherif! Robert Beegle, Mason Police operations. · "I'm looking forward to Chiel John Harrah and . Midmeeting the people or Pomeroy dleport · Patrolman Randy and I hope everyone will come Clark. Stepp a\ newstime had not in and get acquainted", Powell (Continued en page 8I said . apprehended Stepp and assisted in the arrest. The B&E was foiled this way: A conductor on a C. and 0 . train traveling upriver toward Pomeroy noticed as the train passed the A&P store an opening had been made in the side of the building. The con- New supermarket • IS • openmg soon A new independently operated supennarket wilt be opening in Pomeroy about March 1. The new market, robe owned and operated by Larry c. Powell, 38, of Ashland, Ky., will be located in the Ben Ewing building, lormerly the location or the Kroger Store, W. Second St. It will olfer a complete tine of groceries, dry goods and will include baked products prepared daily in the store. Complete redecoration of the structure vacated severa.l months ago by the Kroger Co., is underway by the J. G. Sargent Construction Co. of Russell, Ky. The parking lot at the building which ac. commodates approximately !10 vehicles has been blocked olf from trallic ro allow entrance or the equipment which will be ,needed in the remodeling proccesses. The store will be called "Powell's Super Valu': since it will be alliliated with· Super vatu, a lirm reported to be the largest food distributors in the world', serving over 1601l retail srores in the Southeast and Southwest. Powell will be ta king applitations lor employes to starr his new business after Wed- TEN CENTS PHONE 992-2156 Meigs Local budget approved Egypt and Israel would be the Israeli plan to Sadat Secretary of State Henry A. necessary before reaching a Monday In Aswaq, Egypt, but Egyptian Foreign Minister IsKissinger met for two hours ''workable agreement.'' mail Fahmi termed ojt "not with rop Israeli lea!lers wctay Armed with a white canvas satislactory." 1 tn a bid to iron out differences map case and ledgers of detaila A U.S. source in Jerusalem in conflicting Egyplian and from the Egyptian govern· said today Kissinger :'does not ment, Kissinger aljd his aides Israeli proposals for crucial consider the problem so large troop withdrawals near the met in Jerusalem for two boW'S with Deputy_ Israeli Prime as he did 48 hours ago." Suez Canal. "I presented the Egyptian Senior U.S. officials accom- Minister Ylgal Allon, Delense panying Kissinger said the Minister Moshe Dayan and ideas and response ro the Israeli proposal to the deputy Egyptian and Israeli proposals other key Israeli oflicials. Kissinger arrived in Jerusa- prime minister, the loreign were similar enopgh to make a lem Monday night carrying a minister and other Israeli co!Jlllromise possible. · "We have gone from the troop withdrawal_ proposal colfeagues," Kissinger said generalities to the specifics," · (rom Egyptian President alter today's meeting. "They will now consider it. But I think said a source in tbe U.s. Anwar Sadst. we had a warm and I think a delegation. "The differences Plan "Not Satisfactory" which exist are manageable." The Egyptian plan was a very useful discuSsion. '.'I had the Impression they The source said Klssing~r counterproposal to an Israeli felt no more than 'one more plan worked out over the (the Israelis) considered them round of shuttle trips betwe_en weekend. Kissinger presented (the Egyptian proposals) ro By United Press International had to do it part of the time without their big star, Tricky Dicky. Ejected !rom the game by the releree (temporarily), Tricky Dicky had just as much fun cavorting in the stands among_the lans. Picture by Denny Fobes. ' enttne attac s critics o WASHINGTON - A REPORT BY TECHNICAL experts on an 18-minute gap in one ol President Nixon's Watergate tape recordings will be submitted ro Chiel U.S. District Court Judge John J. Sirica today. Todd ChriStolferson, law clerk to Sirica said the report would be submitted ro Sirica in private in th~ judge's chambers, and then a determination would be made as to whether it would be made public. When Sirica recessed several weeks of hearings on the gap Dec. 6, he said witnesses would be called as necessary after the report was submitted. Special Prosecuror Leon Jaworski told reporters Saturday that he would "conduct whatever investigation is necessary" after the report is retW'ned. SALE PRICES ' /Jevoled To The lnleresls Of The Meigs-Mwon Area Weather Cloudy and mild today ronight and Wednesday. Lo~ .... . TRICKY DICKY HAS FUN ANYWAY - Tricky Dicky of the Harlem All-Stars who played an exhibition basketball game Monday night at Eastern High against U1e EHS fac ulty and adJmmstratLOn, won a squeaker (see sports pages ) but FOUR NEW MIDDLEPORT village council members • began duties Monday night when council met for its first regular session of the new year. They are, seated 1 to r, James Brewer and Marvin Kelly; standing, David Jenkins and Allen Lee King. Brewer, Jenkins and King were elected as write-in candidates last fall . MEN'S INSULA TED Lawrence -Terry Ginn, 53, a Pomeroy native, died SatW'day in St. Louis. Ginn, employed by the Federal Government, was born in · Pomeroy and par· ticipated in the PW'ple Panther marching band before being graduated !rom Pomeroy High School. He was preceded in death by his parents, Mr. and " ,, - Elberfelds In Pomeroy Lawrence Ginn died Saturday propria tions resolution approved Monday night as an emergency measure lists: General fund, council, $576; mayor, $7 ,740; clerk, $4,200; solicitor' $500 ; buildings, $10,000 ; street lights, $1,200; hydrant s , $2,160 ; miscellaneous, $15,000; contingency , $3,470; translers, $32,924 ; safety, $37,866. Total, $115,636. Cemetery Fund - employes, $4,450; clerk, $900; sexton, $810; public employes retitement, $670 ; maintenance and supplies, $800; maintenance or equipment, $200; orfice expenses, $100; tools and equipment, $600 ; miscellaneous, $200. Total, $8,730. (Continued on page 8) preliminaries to impeachment lor as long as they can to use the whole arrair for IIIJiximum political advantage." Ford urged the House Judiciary Committee, which is investigating whether grounds exist for impeachment, to finish its job by tbe end or April. "Personally, l lirmly believe that no valid grounds exist lor or the impeachment President," the vice president (Continued on page 8) Dog tags • movmg slowly With the deadline lor purchasing required dog tags less than seven days away, the Auditor's office has sold less than hall the rota! number sold last year. According to James E. Roush, Meigs County Audiror, 1,428 tags were sold as or Friday, Last year more than 3,000 dogs were registered in Meigs County. Tags may be purchased at the auditor's office at the Meigs County COW'thouse, or Meigs Coun· tians may use the lorm to be published in The Sentinel next Sunday to p\U'chase dog tags through the mail. Due to an increase in animal claims, tighter license laws are going to be enlcrced. Animal claims !qr 1973 were $2,8!10. In counties where tags lor dogs have been enlorced and stray dogs have been picked up, animal claims have been low. The auditor's ofllce is .open between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, and Sat\U'days 9 a.m. till noon. Deadline for purchasing 1974 tags is Jan. 20, ~ut Roush said, "Since that dey is Sund@Y, i those who p\U'chase tags Jan. 21 will not be penalifed." Tags coot $2 before Jan. ·21, but alterwards cost $4. Kennel tags, lor those who own five or more dogs may also be purchased lor $10, but an additional penalty fee or $5 is added if purchased alter the deadline. Promotion made money The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce annual Christmas promotion showed a prolit or $210.3B according to Earl Ingels, president, in his report ro the chamber Monday at Meigs lnn . lngels also reported that the Regatta fund now has a balance or $564.8i. The general lund and the Christ. mas lund combined have a balance or $1,309.26. In gles read a letter !rom the Columbus Chamber or Commerce asking fo r the local chamber 's support in the proposed merger ol CoiW'Dbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company and the American Electric Power. It argued that the merger would benelit the public in lower utility rates. Ted Reed observed that if the companies merge, A.E.P . would no doubt move its main office !rom New York city to Columbus. On a motion by Reed , the chamber endorsed the measure. The chamber was also requested, by letter from the Ohio Retails Merchant Assn., ro support Hpuse Bill 629 which is designed to lower personal property tax rates. No action was taken. Ingels announced that the annual chamber dinner will he held some time in February . He also reported that membership plaques lor 1974-75 have arrived and will be distributed. In other busiqess, Ingels , announced that lunds to pay the secretary's salary will be depleted about the time Regatta activities get underway. In order ro pay the salary out of the budget lor thts year it was voted to inviti each member ro contribute $10. The assessment is entirely optional. A meeting or the direcrors was tentatively set for next Monday at the Meigs Inn. Attending were Ingels, Reed, Dennis Keney, Richard Poulin, Dale Warner, Virgil Tea lord, Bill Grueser, Richard Cbambers, John Koebel, Don Thomas, Jack Carsey, C. E. Blakesletl, Carolyn Thomas, secretary, Beulah Jones and Katie Crow . . ' ., L J. __: - I ~ , ' •• : .1. j I ,. �' • 2- TheDatiJ Senlmel Mtddleporl Pomctoy 0 1\tesday Jan 1; 19 4 ~;;::::<:::;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"'''''''x::<::~:;:::;»:::::~~»;»;;;;,;;x~~~''''''''''''''~~ Dr. Lawrence E. Lamb , EEG measures brain waves DEAR DR I AMB The nervous system ts ver) n the scal p lr el m cal tracmgs of Utos type only the surface teres tmg elec tr ca l actlv1tv of the bram to me Elec troencephalographJ 1EEG 1 especially mterests me smce I have JUS! had such a lest Is the EEG accurate m mosl cases and would you gtve me a httle mformalton about tt Could you desen be how to detect certam abnormalities? DEAR READER Whole books are wntten on th1s subJect so I can onl~ scra tch the surface The bram cells send out electncal Impulses regularly The effect ts smular to the constant pulsmg of a fluo resce nt lamp l hese constant elec tn cal pulses can be me as ured and plotted agamst time on a stnp of or the cortex area IS really measured I he deeper elec tncal Hr.:t v1ty doe sn t reach the surface The electmal pulses of the cortex bra m cells have been class ft ed accordmg to how fast the\ are frequency I how large thev are amphtude I and ho" regular or rh~thmoc the) are Lack of oxygen' to the bram \\Ill cause la rge slo\\ waves An abnormal area of electr cal ac ttvtt) m the bram may ca use sha rp sptke waves Sleep produces changes m the waves and so does dreammg and rapad eye movements I REM The large number of elec paper That IS wha t the EEG graph ts a record of the changtng elect ncal pulses traced out along a graph 01 ltme base trades are used to fmd the area of the bram that ts am olved m producmg the electrtcal pulses A good example here would be Ute person "ho has a spot on the The Impulses are measured elec tnca l pul se Hoy. accurate 1t as depends behaves hke hghtmng slrtktng and abnormally sttmulates a lot of other bram cells that control the arm hand face leg and body movements The tern tt ts often posstble to locate where the spot ts that as on what tt IS used for By usm g other procedures to sttmulate Ute bram ots usefulness can be expande\1 To a very large extent ats accuracy and usefulness depends on how well the record os taken and the skoll of the person who mterprels Ute record Agood record IS not useful m complex problems unless the person wh o m terprels tl os hoghly sktlled on ca usmg the problem 1ts use raptd Irregular s ltmulallon of these cells result m the con vulswn Usmg several electrodes and lookmg at the electrtcal pat Usmg sumlar techmques a bram twnor can often be Send your questions to Dr tdenttfted and tts loca tton Lamb m care or thts ne" s paper P 0 Box 1551 Radoo determmed Interpretmg the EEG os a City Statton New York N Y dtfftcult task In Ute hands of a 10019 For a copy of Dr Lamb s well tramed expen enced booklet on low blood sugar neurologost they can be tm send 50 cents to the same ad mensely useful EEG s won t dress and ask for Blood a lways show ever) thtng Sugar booklet by the electrodes attached to Your hospital reports . . . tromc waves ' Staltsltcs show that Utree out of four ;j: people who pa"" the age of 25 wtll be dtsabled for at least three monhs some ~ time before they reltre and wtll probably ~ need some form of phystcal therapy It can help them to tmprove ctrculalton ,. strengthen muscles restore motiOn correct defornuttes reheve pam and < speed recovery It ts posstble to regam physt ca1 and economic Independence Utrough the use of supervised phystcal Uterapy Our Phystcal Therapy Department i at the hospital IS lour tunes larger now ' than ot was at Ute old Cedar Street factltty The ftrsl physical therapy servtce at Holzer began m 1957 and was located m a bwldmg behmd the old hosptlal Two years later tt was moved mstde the mam butldmg when Ute new wmg was added Herman Dtllon who dtrecls the department ]Otned the staff m early 1961 In the stxteen years the department has been m extstence more than 98 000 patten Is have recetved treat menls and more Utan 9 000 have had braces ftlted whtch total over 107 000 pattenls whose needs have been met Utrough the use of phystcal therapy serv1ces Paltents recetve phystcal therapy on wrtlten referral by a phystctan JUS! ltke a prescnphon Services mclude testing paltenls to dtscover thetr abtltltes hmtlahons and potenttal for rehabthtalton trammg paltenls and thetr famtltes m the use and care of eqwpment such as wheelchatrs crut ches arttftctal limbs braces and home exerctse programs and treatmg patten Is by the use of phystcal forms of heat cold electrtctty ultrasound water and 'ma ..age to help overcome pam and dtsabtlity The goal of physteal therapy ts to a""tst the pattent to function normally by helpmg hun to mamtam strengUt regam 'mohon and achteve mdependence Muscles often lose strengUt afler ollness order to perform normally Unaffected muscles and JOtnls can be tramed to take over for damaged tt.. ue Muscles Utat have lost thetr normal nerve supply may be retramed All forms of treatment are auned at helpmg the patten! return to h1s home earn a hvmg and reswne normal responstbillltes as much as he ts able Such rehabiltlalton reqwres Ute efforts of many people because tl means soctal and emottonal adJustments as well as physocal ones Treatment m phystcal therapy takes many forms Hydrotherapy IS one usmg water to treat mJurtes and dtsease Water conducts heat ami m:;~kP~ mnt nn easter and less pamful Wet heat treatments help relieve pam unprove ctrculatton and atd relaxation Wet cold treatments decrease body temperature cause blood ve,..els to close and thus reduce blood now II also helps prevent swelling and pam from brutses sprams and strams Whtrlpool baths are used to treat arms legs hands and feet w1th raptdly movmg water as are contrast baths where hot and cold water are applied alternately to stimulate ctrculatlon Ice packs and hot packs are used on small body areas for surface coolmg or heatmg Full body unmerswns Utat allow the entire body to noat m heated movmg water are extremely valuable for burn patients Steam baths are also very useful m phystcal therapy Heat and hght are frequently used m several ways to reheve pam mcrease ctrculatlon and help the patient relax One kind IS called conducttve heatmg whtch means transferrmg heal lo a patient s body from a warm object such as a heatmg pad hot water bottle hot packs or paraffm wax AnoUter ts mira red heatmg often used before ma..age or exercise therapy A thtrd ts diathermy whtch ts a deep heat treatment Then Utere s ultrasound whtch are sound frequencies too htgh to hear that ratse tnlernal temperature wtlhout a correspondmg mcrease m skm tern perature Ultravtolet light ts often used to atd m correcting skin problems and a vttamm D deflctency Exerctse therapy ts the most com mon treatment employed m phystcal Uterapy particularly to unprove muscle strength correct limtlattons of molton and mamtam good healUt Several kinds of exerctse mclude the followmg types (I) pa,..tve where the theraptst exer ctses a part of the patten! s body when muscles are very weak or paralyzed (2) a""tsltve where the pattent ts helped to exerctse (3) active whtch lhe patten! performs htmself under supervtston of a Uteraptsl and (4) reststive whtch helps Ute patten! bwld strength and endurance by usmg gravtty or added weoght In addtlton to these other muscle tratmng meUtods are often used such as stret chmg relaxatton and tractton Everythmg Ute Uteraptsl does for the patten! ts auned at recovermg phystcal efftctency through funcltonal trammg to restore the abthty to do phystcal tasks eastly enJoyably and wtlhout ttrmg Such trammg os vttal for permanently dtsabled people to help them to achteve greater tndependence m self care ambulalton and hand acltvtttes Phystcal therapy helps m many tllne,..es and mJurtes to shorten a day m the hospttal relieve pam and tmprove Ute long range outlook for acltvtly People of all ages can be a""tsted by phystcal therapy mcludmg handtcapped chtldren who can learn to lead full useful happy ltves desptle such atlmenls as cerebral palsy and muscular dystrophy that tmpatr motton acctdent prone young adults who can be helped back to the fullest posstble mobthly and productivity faster the mtddle aged who can recover from strokes and heart at tacks to enJOY many acttve years and the elderly who can be freed from some of Ute pam of chrome tllne,..es such as arUtrtlts and rhewnatlsm Our Phystcal Therapy Department has a staff of eleven people mcludmg Utree licensed phystcal theraptsls and one cerltfted orthollst to make and ftt braces who render treatment to an average of fifty pallenls each day The eqwpment ts the most modern and complete as for example automaltc tunmg dtathenny machmes a Hubbard Tank an everctse area for group Uterapy ga1t trammg steps and ramps a sauna and a complete array of ftxed and movable eqwpment We also have a Brace Department wtth a display area ftttmg rooms and a stock of over 400 tlems Thts past year I 500 braces were fitted to pattenls Just as drugs and surgery make tl posstble for people to hve longer phystcal therapy ts becommg m creasmgly more unportant In trammg people who are temporartly or per manently disabled to ltve more acttve enJoyable and productive hves LAS VEGAS Nev (UP!) - charges of consptracy and A federal grand jury Monday evading taxes on mtlltons of mdtcled John Meter a former dollars from the sale of mmmg sctenttftc aode to Howard clatms to Ute bllhonatre Hughes and three oUters on Hughes has charged m a Dravo completes large tank order PITTSBURGH The largest tank barge ord•r ever recetved by Dravo Corp was • completed recently when Dravo delivered the last of 41 new double skm tank barges to Ashland Otl Inc Butlt at Dr avos Neville Island sh1p yard on the Ohto Rtver nea Pittsburgh the ve,..els mak up nme complete mtegrated tank barge tows The barges whtch replace approxunately 828 000 barrels of eapactly of Ashland s rtver neet wtll be used to shtp pell olewn products on the Ohto and Mt,..tsslppt Rivers The double skm destgn constsltng of two steel walls three feet apart provtdes for added proteclton agamst ac ctdental damage Utat could cause cargo sptllS Dravo of ftctals noted that the barge order ts typtcal of the surge m mterest m new liqwd-carrylng eqwpment for mland water way use The company recently began construclton on an expanston and moder mzatlon of tis structural shop at the Nevtlle Island slnpyard When completed the factltties are expected to stgmftcantly mcrease the yard s barge produclton capactly ctvil swt that he was de frauded The mdtctment mvolves II I HOUSTON 1UPI! - One way Pat Gtlhck gels all storred up ts to come across an otherwtse undiscovered kid prospect who can"\ hit throw and fly so that gtves you an tdea how his hea rt began JUmpmg the ftrst ltme he ever latd eyes on Cesar Cedeno Beyond questoon the 22-year<Jld Cedeno wattmg to lea rn whether he can go back to baseball afterliemg charged woth mvoluntary manslaughter m his nahve Santo Dommgo rates as the greatest natural talent ever stgned by any Houston seoul which IS what Pal Gtlhck os Cesar was only 16 then and he was Ute hrsl player I ever stgned says Gtlhck who got as htgh as Trtple A n the Balttmore system as a leflhanded ptlcher but gave ot up m 1967 when he was only 29 because he knew he wa s a lottie short of abthty That was the same year he ftrst ran mto Cedeno Offer Rejected It was a Sunday afternoon m October and he was playmg for the Farmacoa Baez team remembers Gtlhck He played roght fteld that day and after the ball game I went home wtth Cesar and made hun an offer He and hts IaUter rejected 11 A httle later one of my frtends down there Eppy Guerrero (older brother of Boston shortstop Marto Guerrero ) came mto th e house and told me a scout w1th another maJor league club was commg over m ftve mmutes to make another offei Cesar Cedeno and his IaUter spoke only Spantsh In Enghsh Eppy Guerrero told Gtlltck You better get on wtlh tl tf you wanllhts ktd Gtlhck got on wtlh tl He asked Cendeno and hts faUter how much they wanted and the~ told hom It s a deal satd Gtlhck shakmghands Mmutes later thelwo Cedeno s gnalures wer e on the contract The semor Cedeno s was necessary because hts son was still a rumor On hts way out of the house Gtlltck pa""ed the other scout Pat Gtlhck who played professtonal ball hve years after graduatmg from SouUtern Cahforma shll ts young enough to relate and commumcate eastly enough wtUt today s ktd ballpla}ers VJStted m Jatl Last month after Cesar Cedeno had been arrested m con nectoon wtth Ute death of a gtrl he had been wtUt m a motel room Gtlhck vtstled htm m hiS Santo Dommgo prtson cell He was gtven permtsston by the poltce to talk wtth the young outfielder and the ftrsl thmg Gtlltck dtd when he saw htm was shake hands the same way he dtd Ute very ftrst tune they met back m 1967 How do you feel' asked Gtlhck Okay satd Cedeno all the emotton dramed out of htm Take tl easy Don t get exctted satd Gtlhck The two of them talked for a half hour and now Gtlltck and the rest of the Astros famtly are hopeful Cesar Cedeno wtll be back wtlh them this sprmg As a ballplayer Pat Gtlhck says of Cesar Cedeno he s one of the real supers one of Ute ftve best m baseball and a complete player like a Rose Murcer Jackson Bonds or Carew As a human bemg he s equally outstandmg a very constderate m divtdual UCLA number one , ' ' NEW YORK (UPI) - No 2 trtes harder but UCLA stays No I The Untied Press In ternattonal Board of Coaches major college basketball ratmgs set up another challenge from No 2 for the Brums No 2 bem~ Notre Dame this lime It s happened before and yet UCLA always remams on top At least Uta! s been the scrtpl for the past 87 Brum ,. games ' " But tf Ute luck of the Irtsh holds true Notre Dame may not have to contend Saturday woUt UCLA s two ltme Player of the Year Btll Walton ,. or InJury and must be recondthoned m ~x .. .. .. .. ::: ._:-:-.-::.:: ..:::~::~x~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::<:':::::::::::::::::::::::::::>,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::):;::::>:<>:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~''''''''~,::::~<:::::l'::::::~=-=w.«:-:r.::>,::::::::::,~~ ,. ~.......~ Hughes' aide indicted Sport Parade I I I I ' W,mts to know how YOU feel Dear Str I am m the process of se ndmg the mformatton below to Governor John J G lltgan and th e leaders of both houses of the Ohoo LegtslatW"e requestong a redehmtoon of th e Homestead Exemplton Law The present law IS confusing and man) elderly persons who are qual fted und llf Secllon 323 151 of the 0 R C to recetve the Homestead exemptton wtll not recetve t because they did not ftle the necessary form on 1973 As now wntten the law reqUires !hal a rettred homeowner fole a form each year to get theexemptton I would hke to see a te mporary law allow mg co unty audttors to remtt U e exemplton automatocally to elt gtble homeowners once they have ftled for t! The Homestead Exemptton law ts dealing wtth people who ha' e been paymg thetr taxes over the past years and should not be penalized because of a lapse of memory or because they are confused by the law Thts year I am gomg to be v. orkmg through the semor cttizen program last year s records and personal contact to see no one as excluded from recetvmg the1r homestead exemption If quahfted I am mterested on what the pubhc thinks of the above and of any furUter proposal that should be mcluded on my letter Mat! your comments to James E Roush Metgs County Audttor Pomeroy Ohto 45769 James E Roush County Audttor 500 Vikmg fans show their loyalt~ MINNEAPOLIS Mtnn (UPI) Stalwart Mmnesota fans turned up 500-strong at Mmneapohs-St Paul In ternaltonal Atrport Monda) to welcome the vanqmshed Vtkmgs home Although shaken by thetr team s 24 7 loss to Ute Mtanu Dolphins m Super Bowl VIII Sunday Ute Mmnesota fans mamtamed thetr prode and loyalty to the team It had been after all a great season as one fan proclauned wtlh a stgn amtd at Kansas Ctty s Arrowhead Stadmm pnor to Sunday s 2 p m EDT ktckoff Twelve members of the Super Bowl champton M1anu Dolphins are on the AFC squad whtch was scheduled to take the held at San Dtego Stadtum at 11 30a m PDT today Seven membet s of the runnerup Mtnnesota Vtkmgs are on the NFC team whtch had the fteld begmmng at 10 a m Walton mtssed two games for Ute Brums last week but tt was not tndicated tn the ftnal score as UCLA won handily both times North Caroltna State and Maryland swttched places m the rankmgs followmg the NHL cons1denng WHA proposals Wallpack s 8()-74 vtctory over the Terps The Wolfpack IS now MONTREAL (UPI ) - Na meetmg of WHA offtctals m thtrd Maryland fourth and !tonal Hockey League Washm gto n D C on the another AUanltc Coast Confer prestdent Clarence Campbell weekend He emphasized no ence team North Carolma ts saod Monday rught the NHL NHL offtctals attended the ftfth was constdermg a ltst of meetmg Marquette remams m stxlh proposals made by the World There 1s no agreement wtUt Providence at seventh Hockey Assoctalton to settle Ute NHL prestdent satd We In order Vanderbtll Indiana dtfferences between the are JUSt constdermg the and Long Beach State close out leagues auUtonzed proposals made by the top 10 rankings Campbell satd the proposals the WHA "ere put to the NHL after a Pro Standings the people tire ABA Standmgs By Untied Press Internal onal East w I pet 9 b 30 17 638 New York 27 16 628 1 Kentucky 29 19 604 1 1 Carol na 4 27 341 13 V rg r:1 a 2 34 261 7 2 Memph s West w 1 pet g b Utah 27 17 614 3 , lnd ana 24 21 533 San Anton o 23 24 489 Denver 20 23 465 San 0 ego 20 28 1117 people 1--. Sports Desk Bv nell II) Fobes The Me1gs gtr l cagers opened the season on a sour note a ltttle over a week ago dropp ng a close 41 38 decoston to gtrls of Nelsonvtlle York Beth Vaughan led the Mao audeo attack wtth ll pomls followed closely bJ Pam Vaughan woth 10 Other Meogs scorers were Mar) Weyersmoller 7 Janet Maue 4 Demans \sh 4 and Joy Wh1le 2 Candy Conrad led all scorers woth 16 pomls She wa s helped out by fe llow Buckeyes Jackte DuffJ wtth 11 Laune Wolfe 7 Debboe Smoth 4 and Ltsa Whtte 3 CmdJ Johnson didn l get mto th e scor ng column The gtrls of coach Joy Bentley were dow n 11 9 23-17 and 34-27 at Ute whistle slops before puttmg on a JourUt quarter splurge only to fall JUSt short Although ot was reported Monday that the game scheduled for tomght al Galhpohs had been cancelled tt wtll be played but not at Galhpohs Tl e stle of the battle was changed (after pre"" ttme) to Larrv R Mornson Gymnastunl m Rock Spnngs Gametune ts 6 30 The Marauder sta rtmg hneup \\Ill constst of Pam and Beth Vaughan Ash Weyersmtller and Whtle RECORDS FALL - Three team reco rds bot the dust a we.k ago when the Metgs Marauder cagers put ot to the hapless Wellston Rockets 93-51 at Larry R Mornson Gymnastum Donald I Pizzle ) Wolfe Mr Stallsltcs at Marauderland has supplied us wtlh the Jollowm g new marks 1- Most pomls by a Metgs team 93 fhe old recm d of 8 pomts was set ml972 also agamst the Golden Rockets 2--Most fteld goal attempts by Meogs m one game 78 The old record of 74 was set agamst South Pomt less Utan a month ago 3--Most field goals by Metgs m one game 35 tymg the old record of 35 set by the Marauders m 1972 agamst Jackson EAGLES ON !'HE TRACK' - What s "tong wtth the Eastern basketball team has been the talk of the SV AC lhts wmter along wtlh the current cage problems of North Galha Ute two teams ptcked m pre-season polls to share Ute league lttle Also makmg the rounds has been much dtscusston of the Hannan Trace Wtldcals unblemoshed mark and the surpnsmgl) good showmg of the Southern Tornados who are JUS! one game behind the Mercervtlle lads of Paul Dtllon What s wrong wtlh Eastern ' Many Utmk ots been fmdmg someone to ftl mto Ute startmg who can provtde leadershtp for the rest of the team a player who can take charge and slow down Ute offense when tl needs slowmg down Eagle mentor Btl! Phtlhps m hts fourth ;par at the Eastern hehu thmks he s fmally found th e answer m 5 10 semor guard Steve Goebel Goebel played a tremendous defenstve game accordmg to Phtlltps m the Eagles 69-;B tnumph over North Galha last Fnday mght a game that wasn t as close as the score mtghl mdicate Phtlltps had nothing but pratse for the qwck semor calltng ot the Jmesl defenstve game of the year Hopefully for Eagle fans the n ght combmatton has fmally been found although tl ts too late as far as the SVAC race os concerned for nobody ts gomg to touch Ute Woldcats wtlh SouUtern s Feb 12 date m Racme wtth Hannan Trace the only roadblock m the way of an undefeated league record for Ute Wtldcats NON LEAGUE APATIIY ' - Southern head cage coach Carl Wolfe tsn t pleased at all wtUt the way hts Tornados ha>e been performmg on non~eague games thts season Although the '!lornados are chppmg along at a fme 5 1 on SV AC play Wolfe was very disappomted m the teams 72-57 vtctory over Hannan (W Va ) last Fnday mght clatmmg that Ute players were too conftdent I could see tt Ute mmute we took Ute noor Hopefully thmgs w1ll ptckJiP Frtday rught when the Purple and Gold begm a three game home stand hostmg the Wahama White Falcons BULLSEYE TIME - Some 400 of the na loon s most expert and ferVId darts shooters are homg lhetr skolls m basement game rooms and netghborhood pubs all shootmg for the same target to be the best m Chtcago So says a press release from a Madtson Avenue pubhc relaltons ftrm m Fun Ctly Its ltme for the U S Dartmg Assoctatton s fofth annual U S Open Darts Champoonshtps to be held m Chicago Jan 26-27 It wtll be Ute first tune the tournament hasn t been held m New York and tls stake wtll be $7 ;oo m prtzes That sa lot of money for lhrowmg a bunch of bullseyes Utah drops 90-81 tilt ftliRA DO .N~ m:mmlfflll 5 ' 6 ' 9 Mondays Results San Anton o 90 Utah 81 (Only game scheduled) Tuesdays Games Utah at Memph s tOnly game scheduled) KING OBSERVANCE OXFORD Ohto (1JPI) Clarence E Fttch of Cleveland who parltctpated tn the Freedom Marches wtth the late Dr Martm Luther Kmg Jr led today s Ctvtl Rtghts day ac tiv1ttes at Mtaml Umverstty here Monday m observmg Kmg s btrthday F1tch mtllmn m taxes bemoaned a sltppmg ctvtl HalslS recetved $150 000 from rtghts movement and a Swiss bank m 1970 and 1971 charged Prestdent Ntxon wtth Ute mdtctment satd and $50 000 contnbultng to black m cash genoctde m Amenca The Hughes Tool Co then Hughes mam operatmg arm reportedly patd $18 million to The Daly Sentinel $20 million for about 2 700 DEVOTED TO THE muung clauns m Nevada m the ~ --'INTEIIE8T OF MEIGHWJ()N AREA late 1960s wtlh Meter serving CIIEI'I'pt L TANNf21D..L as tls consultant -Ed ROBERT HOEFUal Hughes Tool ftled sutt m Salt Lake Ctty agamst Meier and ........s.turdly b)' The Pllblilhed dally ucept seven others last year charg otlio Vall!y PubUJhlng Company m Court Sl Pomrroy Ohio 517811 Dulnea mg the ftrm had patd exorb1 Olfice Phone M2151 Editorial Phooe 182. tant prices for the claims and 2157 Second cllss po!tagt paid II Pomeroy been defrauded Hughes de Ollio manded more than $8 nullion m National advertla ng representative BottineW.canagher Inc 12 Eut 42nd Sl damages ""' New York New York &.lblr:rlptkln rates Dellvered by carrier where avallablt eo centa per week By Motor Route where CIII'Tift' t«Vice nut available (0! month f2 m By mail In Olio and W Va One Year til SIJ months tt $0 Three lnonthl t8 Ebewhere S22 Oly1111r liz month. II I 50 three mooltr.l ts 50 !liblcrlption Pritt includes Sunday T\mta.&!ntlnel SAN ANTONIO 1ex (UPI) - In the only Amertcan Basketball Assoctatton game played Monday mght front runner Utah was defeated by the San An tonto Spurs James Solas scored 23 pomls to pace the Spurs to thetr wm Roch Jones added 18 pomls Bord Ave nt! had 11 Bob Warren 10 and rookte Swen reported his 1969 mcome as JUSt under $57 000 wtth a tax btU of $23 000 while he actually took m more than $1 7 mtllion and should have patd more than $1 3 millton m taxes For 1970 the IRS charged Meter patd about $13 000 m taxes on an mcome of around $42 000 while he actually made so much he should have patd $1 3 sales of mmmg clauns to the Hughes Tool Co exceedmg $8 mllhon satd U S Attorney Devote Heaton The defendants the govern ment charged dtverted about $4 8 mtlhon mto foreign ftrrns and the swn wound up on thetr books as profits wh1ch properly were exempt from taxation as mcome and would not be reported as taxable Income m the Umled States The Internal Revenue Ser vtce satd the three prepared false mdtvtdual IIDd part nershlp mcome tax returns and set up corporations trusts and bank accounts in foretgn countrtes wtth the money from the mtrung claun sales The others mdtcled were Anthony Hatsts 47 Salt Lake City president of the Toledo Muung Co James D Crowley DOC FOLEY DIES 45 a Salt Lake Ctty attorney TOLEOO (UPI) - Charles who has represented Hatsts Doc Foley former baseball smce 1966 and Robert Kahan and professional football 59 a Los Angeles accountant !ramer died here Monday He The IRS alleged that Meter was 63 the sea of purple horned hats at the aorport In the meanttme many Mtnnesotans had to make good on bets mcludmg St Paul Mayor Lawrence Cohen It w a s dlSappomtmg Cohen saod but Fran Tarken ton and several others played a good game He ts sendmg a stx-pack of Mmnesota beer to Mtamt Mayor P W Andrews Sen Walter Mondale D Mmn owes a turkey to a Floroda cohort .. Super Bowl vets hegm workouts SAN DIEGO (UPI) -None teen veterans of Super Bowl VIII began workouts wtth 21 other players under sunny sktes here today m preparalton for SWlday s Pro Bowl game at Kansas Ctty whtch has been plagued by cold and snowy weather The NFC and AFC squads were scheduled to practice here through Frtday and then hold a ftnal workout Saturday Seattle tQ ,host NBA All-Star contest tonight I com mg m Physical therapy at HMC By Hugh P Kirkel Execullve Vice President Holzer Medical Center Phystcal therap) ts an tmportant area of patten! treatment at Holzer Medtcal Center People often ask what phystcal Uterapy ts and what tt does It ts Ute treatment of tllne"" and tn]ury by x phystcal means such as the use of hght ~ heat water exerctse sound and elec I I I than 300 words long (or be subject to reduction by the edllor) and must be slped with the signee s address Names may be withheld upon pubUcatioo However, on request names wlll be dlllc!Died Letten shonld be lo good taate, addreaslog Issues oot penonalltles By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Edttor braon that ftres off lar ge because only part of the braon waves Such a spot of IS measured thiS way But tl ts ovcracttve brain cells ca n one of our best dtagnosttc tools ca use a convulsiOn The ex m selected cases cess!\ e -------~------------------, I Letters of opinion are welcomed They should be lesa ~ Today's 3- fhe Datly Sent ttel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Tuesday Jan 1; 19 4 20% DRIVE IN IDDAY! 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By combmmg your Auto and Homeowners tn surance mto ONE policy You may be able to Save 10 to 25% on your yearly msurance prem1ums By JOHN C ENGSfROM SEATTLE t UPI) - A gang of fleet footed cal burglars from th e East hope to run the sneakers off the West squad and steal away another vtctor> m tomghl s Nallonal Basketball A""ocoalton All-Star game I 1\n a ftet noon practice sesswn for both teams was on the schedule but East Coach and see us Reuter-Bragan Insurance Sennces confus1on tl1ere For Hemsohn s team there wasn t n uch need for planmng A supertall front lone for the West anchored by 7 2 Kareem Abdul Jabbar of the Mtlwaukee Bucks wtll force the speed) East to rWJ---an attack "htch brought Utem from underd ogs to 104 84 Tommv Hemsohn of Boston VIctors m last )ears All-Star admttt ed tt wasn t contest A record 14 360 fans was nece~sary You really don t have tome expected to watch a neet of cat to set up things that you are qutck East guards led by Walt go mg to do he explamed Frazter of Ute Kmcks and Pete Monday Normally the only Maravtch of Atlanta ballha\\k thmg you go over IS perhaps an on defen se and frf:e la nce thetr Close but no ctgar could apply to the Metgs Marauder wres tltng team whtch went down to tis lhtrd dual match lo"" of the season Monda) evemng losmg a hard fought 3; 29 battle to Rtpley W Va The gr~pplers of Coaches John Bentley and Sam Crow at 0-3 held a 21 18 lead gomg mto the 147 lb match when the West Vorgomans spurted for 17 pomts whtle Metgs could muster 1ust 2 before gmng mto Ute fmal heavywetght match Ropley Jumped out to a qwck 18-0 lead vta a forfett tn Ute 100 lb wetght class Rtc Darrough s ptn of 107 lb Marauder Rtck George at Ute 1 'l/ mark of Ute ftrst pertod and Jtm Pttls pm of 114 lb Marauder Gary 0 Dell at 1 24 of the ftrst pertod But Metgs came stormmg back on 121 lb Joe Rosen baum s pm of Rtpleytle Rtck Hood m JUSt one mmute and 38 seconds followed by 128 lb Tony Branham s ptn of Brtan Woofter at the 1 49 mark of Ute forst pertod The Marauders then made ol wms and a draw as John Dayton records lOth win, 74-59 By Urutcd Press Internattonal Dayton Untverstty regtslered ols lOth vtctor) of the season Monday mght as Moke Sylvester pumped m 23 pomts to lead the Flyers past Loyola (lll ) 74-59 Loyola oulshot Dayton 29 28 from Ute held but the Flyers now 10-3 on the season cashed m on 18 of 23 foul shots to only one of seven for the Ramblers to wm Ute game at the chanty stnp In other games Cleveland State scored 10 unanswered pomls at the starl of the sec ond half and held on to post a Coach suspen d s s~ven players Ry Urutcd Press Interna!tonal Loutstana State wtUt seven suspended players sttlmg o t th e bench for breaking curfew had to play wtlh only Jour men at tomes Monday mght man 8975 loss to Mtsstsstppt State Only ftve players dre""ed for the game at Starkvtlle Mtss but they made a ftght of tl unttl the late stages when forward Randy Herrtng sat out about a half mmute wtUt a muscle cramp and center Collts Tem ple fouled out wtlh 53 seconds left to play Temple kept LSU m conten lton m the ftrsl half and hts !&foot JUmper at the buzzer narrowed MtsslSstppt State s halftune lead to 38-36 But the Bulldogs outscored the Ttgers ;1-39 m the second half to pull mto a ftve way tte wtth LSU for second place m the SouUtcastern Conference slandtngs wtth 2-2 records Vandy Beats Georgia Vanderbilt beat Georgta 91 71 and Alabama downed Mtsstss ppt 88-71 to create a three way deadlock between Vanderbtlt Alabama and Mts stsstppt atop the SEC at '.\-1 Other aelton Monday mght saw Tenne...., defeat Kentucky 67 54 and Flonda hand Auburn tls fourth stratght SEC lo"" 92-81 Among the tndependents Flortda State edged Georgta Southern 92-$ and Tuhme beat Stetson 64-58 Elsewhere m the country mnth ranked Indtana edged Northwestern m7 Mtchtgan State beat Ilhnots 90-82 Kan sas State clipped Oklahoma State 72 69 Oklahoma whipped Colorado 91~ and romped over Manhattan 94-76 LSU Coach Dale Brown 61-5; come from behmd wm over Eastern Mtchigan The Vtkmgs now fHI were led by Wtlbur Starks who htl Ute nets for 26 pomts Eastern Mtchtgan droppmg Utetr lhtrd game m 10 oulmgs were paced by Gary Tyson woth 20 potnls Tennessee State breezed past Central State Umverstly 74-52 behtnd a game~lugh 26 poml scormg effort from Leonard Robmson tennessee State ts now 7 3 for the season whtle Central State slumped 59 3-11 Otterbem unproved tis rec ord to 4 7 overall and 2-2 m Ute Ohto Athlettc Conference wtlh an 84 70 vtctory over Demson Moke flays led Ute Cardtnals wtlh 20 pomls Demson now stands at 5-5 overall and has a 1-3 record m the OAC suspended starters Mtke Dar nail Wade Evans and Glenn Hanson and reserves John Engqutsl Carl Stener Dan Tonkovtch and Denms Wolf[ for vtolatmg an 11 p m curfew Sunday after the team arnved m Starkvtlle Brown satd the suspensions were only £or the game wtth Mt,..osstppt State The players all understand why they were suspended Co lege Basketbal Results By Un ted Press International They agree wtth the suspen East ston Brown satd They know Weslf d St 67 N Adams 59 61 Bethany 58 Uta! any tune you break cur The Slpry Rock 65 Cal Pa 53 few you can be suspended A mer can U 65 Temple 6.4 Shpn sbg 85 P t l Jhnstn 58 Temple has 23 Points Scr anton 68 Leh gh 65 Temple had 23 potnls for LSU Waynesbg 107 A drsn Brddu s 97 Sl 62 Pr nceton 50 whtle the other starter Eddte Penn Steubenvl 75 AI ance 59 Palubmskas had 17 wtlh Urs nus 79 Morav an 53 Car on 94 Ga nnon 80 reserves Frank Lefevre get w va ws yn 75 W L b 61 tmg 18 and Ed LeBlanc 12 Concord 69 Bluet eld 55 South Jerry Jenkms led Mosstsstppt A a bam a 88 M ss 7 Slate wtlh 26 pmnls V g n a 1 0 A A 99 Joe Ford scored 17 pomts and Roanoke 96 Md Ba 1 74 VMI 70 C tad el 63 Van Breda Koff 16 to pace Tu ane 64 Stet!.on 58 Vanderbtlt to tls lllh wm m 12 Tenne ssee 67 Kentu cky 54 Vanderb t 91 Georg a 71 starts Charlie Anderson s 15 A bny St Ga 99 A 3 St 93 potnls were htgh for Georgta Tenn Tech 60 Western K y 59 Chr s t an B os 62 Be he 58 suffermg tis stxth loss m 10 El z C ty St 94 St Pau s 9 games Freshman Erme Grun Ersk ne 83 Franc s Mar on 52 Leno r Rhyne 76 MarsH II 61 feld scored 20 pomts for Ten UN CW m85At Chr s 60 College results nessee as the Vols overcame a 10-pomt deftctl to hand Ken lucky tis stxUt lo"" m 12 starts Jtmmy Dan Conners 14 pomls paced Ute Wtldcals Alabama rode Charles Cleveland s 27 pomls to a comfortable wm over Ole Mtss whtch got 16 pomts from Dave Shepherd and 14 from Fred Cox Oup Wtlltarns 24 pomls led Flortda over Auburn whole Bob Osberry had 20 pomls Two Ire. Utrows by Wayne Smalls wtth 10 seconds left to play gave Flonda State tis vtctory over Georgia Southern while Phil Htcks 22 pomls pushed Tulane toots ftrst wm m etght games Wem all working tD ma/te ourcommumtJes bnghter, happ~er and better. COLUMBUS AND SOUTHERN OHIO ELECTRIC COMPANY 107 Sycamore General Donahue s shoulders to Ute mat at the 1 08 mark of Ute m1tial pertod But those Meogs trtumphs were Jolowed by three Rtpley Sunmons pmned 147 lb Harold Sosson m the second penod 1;7 lb Marauder Steve Brtckles and Mtke Hay fmtshed m a 3 3 deadlock Bob Casto decostoned Marauder Terry Ptckens 6-4 m Ute 169 lb weoght diVISIOn and Steve Sayre at 187lbs pmned four wms m a row as Jtm Marauder John Lehew wtth McClure tn the 134 lb wetght just over one mmute remammg class won a &.3 decisiOn over m thetr ,)1x mmute encounter The fmal match tn Ute Ron Arthur and Roger Hysell at 140 lbs cowboyed unhmtled or heavywetght LARRY BROGAN EDNA SCHOENLEB GERALD REUTER Phone 992 5130 Backmg up Frazter were Boston s Jo Jo Whole who runs the Celhc speed game Cleve land s Auston Carr and Phtl Chemer of Capotal All fove could be btg' trouble for West starters Gaol Goodrtch and Geoff Petrte of Portland Both can score from near m1d court but netther could make an All-Star defensove squad The West coached by Mtl \\aukee s Larr) Costello ftgured to stop the East by ptcking off errant shots woth a towenng pack uf centers and for,.ards that scrape thetr heads on the basket Backmg up Jabbar were a paor of 6 11 pollars- Nate Thurmond of Golden Stale and Detrotl s Bob Lanter The startmg West forwards--Chet Walker of Clucago and Rtck Barry of Golden State--are ooly 6-7 and known best for thetr scormg But stllmg on the bench were Seattle s Spencer Haywood and Portland s Syd ney Wtcks both 6-9 and btg rebounders for thetr teams Boston s Dave Cowens a 6-9 bundle of speed and strength anchored Ute East squad at center w1lh Celtu: teammate John Havlte01k and smooth Lou Hudson of Atlanta m the cor ners Vikings edge Marauder grapplers Furman We w II revtew your msurance program woth you free of charge any day of the week ~!lor stop out<Jf bounds play or two so way to a passel of pretty fast that you don t have a lot of break layons M ss ss pp St 89 LS U classaflcatwn saw Marauder Mtke Haley eastly diSpose of Rtpley s Jtm Pulltns tn Ute ftrst pertod The Marauders fared much better m the exhtbttoon mat ches wmmng etght of mne contests Butch Roush at 1 05 ptnned Rtpley s Dave Fox m the second penod followed by Tom Thomas 4-<1 dectston over Jeff Crum m Ute 112 lb cla"" Duane McLaughltn s ptnmng of Jeff SmtUt at 119 lbs tn Ute second penod Steve Pockens II 7 decosoon over Dan Collms m the 126 lb dtvtston Jeff Musser s pmmng of Pat Parsons at 132lbs m Ute third pertod and 138 lb Charlie Whttltngton s ptnmng or John Forman tn the second pertod Rtck Rhodes m Ute 15; lb wetght cia"" got Ute only Rtpley exhtbttion match vtc tory pmmng Greg France m the Utord pertod Marly Dugan at 167lbs and 175 lb Btl! Slack rounded out the Metgs exhtbttion romp Dugan dectstoned Rtpley s Rtck Balian ;-4 whtle Slack pmned Rtck Kay m Ute thtrd pertod The Marauders wtll agatn travel to West Vtrgtma lhos week parltcopatmg tn the Ravenswood Harlem All Stars Freshmen 140) Evans 2-<14 Barrmger 24-4 Putman 1 2fouls came from behmd 4 Randolph 1J4() Hall 1-6-2 Monday rughl to edge the LaComb 3-1 7 Barton 1-6-2 Eastern faculty 66-58 tn a Ca usey 3 0-6 Drake 0-0 0 benefot basketball game at the Hawk 4 I 9 Headley 0 0 0 E"'stern gymnasmm Smtih 1-ll-2 Roffle 0-0-0 The All-Stars tratltng 21 20 Jumor Hogh (21) - Kuhn 3-0after the ftrsl penod ca me 6 Johnson 1 3-5 Spencer 0-3-3 back to take a 38-32 halftune Nelson II 3 Davts 0-0-0 Lantz lead led 52-42 after the thtrd 0-0-0 Brown 1-ll-2 Masters 0-0whtstle and held off a late 0 Ha yman 1J4() Wolfe 0-().{1 Eagle comeback Pooler 0-(k) Rodenaur 0-0-0 11te Harlemers were led by Browmng 0-(k) Longenette 0-0goganltc Eddie Norfleet who 0 Kelly l~ll-2 Matheny 0-0-0 canned 1" stuff shot• for 34 Colhan 0-(k) pomts He got excellent hel p from Tun Morgan wtlh 12 pomts and Sol Robbons and THREE SIGN not so trtcky Tncky Dtcky PITTSBURGH (UPI J - Vel eran nghthander Steve Blass wtth iO each Btg Wally and Benny Bam rookte n ghtharder J tm Sad ow Bam Cole fatled to score skt and catcher Jtm Camparus On the other sode the stgned thctr 1974 contracts Ute Eastern teachers and ad Pittsburgh Ptrales annoWlced mmtstrators were led by Larry Monday Blass a 19-game wmner m Hemes 20 pomls followed by Tom Kelly woth 14 and Archte 1972 fell to a 3-9 mark last Rose wtth 10 Btl! Phtll ps year Sado\\Skt a naltve of chtpped m 7 John Ret bel added Pittsburgh had an 11-5 record 4 Sptke Berkhuner 2 and last season wtUt Sherbrooke m Chuck Swogger brought up the the Eastern League when he turned m 135 slrtkeouts m 124 rear woth a smgle pomt In the prelunmary game the mnmgs ptlched Eastern freshmen startmg the Uttrd strmg overcame a 17 13 halftune deftctl to rout a game JUntor htgh squad 40-21 The seventh and etghth gradet s Jumped out to a 10-5 ftrst quarter lead and held on by Utat margm at halftune before Freshman Coach Larry Hemes pulled the second and thtrd stnngers The mnth graders spwted to a 2.>-19lead after three stanza s before wtnnmg gomg away Hawk led Ute Frosh attack hittmg 9 pomts whtlc Kuhn led the JUmor htgh schoolers wtth pe rsona] -- 6 NEW YORK UP The Un ted P ess n e nat ona l s Board of Coaches malor co ege basketbal rat ng s w lh number or f rst pace votes and won os r eco ds n parenth eses Team Po nh UCLA ( 34 12 OJ 340 2 Notre Dame 8 0 295 3 No Car St (9 1 m 4 Maryland 9 2 202 198 5 Nor th Caro na a 1 6 Ma quette ( 2 I) 16 2 7 Prov den ce (11 21 70 8 Vanderb II ( 0 1 60 9 lnd ana (9 3l 46 10 Long Beach St 12 I Alabama 8 2l 35 12 New Mex co ( 2 2 28 13 South Carol na (9 ~ 27 4 Sou hern Cal 12 2 24 15 Lou sv le (9 31 22 4 16 M ssour 10 3 17 A zona Sf 10 4) 0 8TeW S 9 2 6 8 T e M ch 110 7 6 20 Syracuse (8 J 4 " Th1s Week s Special ' 'What rs tt, SEO frosh Doctor~" So me Ace dent Health nsurance pay s a hosp tal a nd surg cal ex~nses ather poll c es n c ude d sa b ll ty mcome Th e Down ng Ch Id s Agency ha s var ous po 1c es to best meet your needs standings College ratings M d Tenn 82 East Tenn 63 Fu man 94 Manhattan 76 K y St 85 C m pb S\1 67 The desptte nwnerous tournament Fnday mght and Saturday 75 All-Stars edge EHS faculty SEOAL FROSH TEAM W L P Gall po s 1 o 284 Logan 5 314 Athens 4 3 '143 Me g s J 3 224 J ackson J 3 99 ron ton 2 o1 2 8 Waver y 7 5 127 We ls1on 0 7 14 5 TOTALS 26 16 854 Monday s result Ga 1 pols 41 Log an 32 Thursdays gam es Athens a1 Gal po s Me gs ar Ja ck son Wei ston at Wa11er y Logan at on on Downing· Childs Agency, Inc. 220 N 2nd MIDDLEPORT Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help. 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DEAR READER Whole books are wntten on th1s subJect so I can onl~ scra tch the surface The bram cells send out electncal Impulses regularly The effect ts smular to the constant pulsmg of a fluo resce nt lamp l hese constant elec tn cal pulses can be me as ured and plotted agamst time on a stnp of or the cortex area IS really measured I he deeper elec tncal Hr.:t v1ty doe sn t reach the surface The electmal pulses of the cortex bra m cells have been class ft ed accordmg to how fast the\ are frequency I how large thev are amphtude I and ho" regular or rh~thmoc the) are Lack of oxygen' to the bram \\Ill cause la rge slo\\ waves An abnormal area of electr cal ac ttvtt) m the bram may ca use sha rp sptke waves Sleep produces changes m the waves and so does dreammg and rapad eye movements I REM The large number of elec paper That IS wha t the EEG graph ts a record of the changtng elect ncal pulses traced out along a graph 01 ltme base trades are used to fmd the area of the bram that ts am olved m producmg the electrtcal pulses A good example here would be Ute person "ho has a spot on the The Impulses are measured elec tnca l pul se Hoy. accurate 1t as depends behaves hke hghtmng slrtktng and abnormally sttmulates a lot of other bram cells that control the arm hand face leg and body movements The tern tt ts often posstble to locate where the spot ts that as on what tt IS used for By usm g other procedures to sttmulate Ute bram ots usefulness can be expande\1 To a very large extent ats accuracy and usefulness depends on how well the record os taken and the skoll of the person who mterprels Ute record Agood record IS not useful m complex problems unless the person wh o m terprels tl os hoghly sktlled on ca usmg the problem 1ts use raptd Irregular s ltmulallon of these cells result m the con vulswn Usmg several electrodes and lookmg at the electrtcal pat Usmg sumlar techmques a bram twnor can often be Send your questions to Dr tdenttfted and tts loca tton Lamb m care or thts ne" s paper P 0 Box 1551 Radoo determmed Interpretmg the EEG os a City Statton New York N Y dtfftcult task In Ute hands of a 10019 For a copy of Dr Lamb s well tramed expen enced booklet on low blood sugar neurologost they can be tm send 50 cents to the same ad mensely useful EEG s won t dress and ask for Blood a lways show ever) thtng Sugar booklet by the electrodes attached to Your hospital reports . . . tromc waves ' Staltsltcs show that Utree out of four ;j: people who pa"" the age of 25 wtll be dtsabled for at least three monhs some ~ time before they reltre and wtll probably ~ need some form of phystcal therapy It can help them to tmprove ctrculalton ,. strengthen muscles restore motiOn correct defornuttes reheve pam and < speed recovery It ts posstble to regam physt ca1 and economic Independence Utrough the use of supervised phystcal Uterapy Our Phystcal Therapy Department i at the hospital IS lour tunes larger now ' than ot was at Ute old Cedar Street factltty The ftrsl physical therapy servtce at Holzer began m 1957 and was located m a bwldmg behmd the old hosptlal Two years later tt was moved mstde the mam butldmg when Ute new wmg was added Herman Dtllon who dtrecls the department ]Otned the staff m early 1961 In the stxteen years the department has been m extstence more than 98 000 patten Is have recetved treat menls and more Utan 9 000 have had braces ftlted whtch total over 107 000 pattenls whose needs have been met Utrough the use of phystcal therapy serv1ces Paltents recetve phystcal therapy on wrtlten referral by a phystctan JUS! ltke a prescnphon Services mclude testing paltenls to dtscover thetr abtltltes hmtlahons and potenttal for rehabthtalton trammg paltenls and thetr famtltes m the use and care of eqwpment such as wheelchatrs crut ches arttftctal limbs braces and home exerctse programs and treatmg patten Is by the use of phystcal forms of heat cold electrtctty ultrasound water and 'ma ..age to help overcome pam and dtsabtlity The goal of physteal therapy ts to a""tst the pattent to function normally by helpmg hun to mamtam strengUt regam 'mohon and achteve mdependence Muscles often lose strengUt afler ollness order to perform normally Unaffected muscles and JOtnls can be tramed to take over for damaged tt.. ue Muscles Utat have lost thetr normal nerve supply may be retramed All forms of treatment are auned at helpmg the patten! return to h1s home earn a hvmg and reswne normal responstbillltes as much as he ts able Such rehabiltlalton reqwres Ute efforts of many people because tl means soctal and emottonal adJustments as well as physocal ones Treatment m phystcal therapy takes many forms Hydrotherapy IS one usmg water to treat mJurtes and dtsease Water conducts heat ami m:;~kP~ mnt nn easter and less pamful Wet heat treatments help relieve pam unprove ctrculatton and atd relaxation Wet cold treatments decrease body temperature cause blood ve,..els to close and thus reduce blood now II also helps prevent swelling and pam from brutses sprams and strams Whtrlpool baths are used to treat arms legs hands and feet w1th raptdly movmg water as are contrast baths where hot and cold water are applied alternately to stimulate ctrculatlon Ice packs and hot packs are used on small body areas for surface coolmg or heatmg Full body unmerswns Utat allow the entire body to noat m heated movmg water are extremely valuable for burn patients Steam baths are also very useful m phystcal therapy Heat and hght are frequently used m several ways to reheve pam mcrease ctrculatlon and help the patient relax One kind IS called conducttve heatmg whtch means transferrmg heal lo a patient s body from a warm object such as a heatmg pad hot water bottle hot packs or paraffm wax AnoUter ts mira red heatmg often used before ma..age or exercise therapy A thtrd ts diathermy whtch ts a deep heat treatment Then Utere s ultrasound whtch are sound frequencies too htgh to hear that ratse tnlernal temperature wtlhout a correspondmg mcrease m skm tern perature Ultravtolet light ts often used to atd m correcting skin problems and a vttamm D deflctency Exerctse therapy ts the most com mon treatment employed m phystcal Uterapy particularly to unprove muscle strength correct limtlattons of molton and mamtam good healUt Several kinds of exerctse mclude the followmg types (I) pa,..tve where the theraptst exer ctses a part of the patten! s body when muscles are very weak or paralyzed (2) a""tsltve where the pattent ts helped to exerctse (3) active whtch lhe patten! performs htmself under supervtston of a Uteraptsl and (4) reststive whtch helps Ute patten! bwld strength and endurance by usmg gravtty or added weoght In addtlton to these other muscle tratmng meUtods are often used such as stret chmg relaxatton and tractton Everythmg Ute Uteraptsl does for the patten! ts auned at recovermg phystcal efftctency through funcltonal trammg to restore the abthty to do phystcal tasks eastly enJoyably and wtlhout ttrmg Such trammg os vttal for permanently dtsabled people to help them to achteve greater tndependence m self care ambulalton and hand acltvtttes Phystcal therapy helps m many tllne,..es and mJurtes to shorten a day m the hospttal relieve pam and tmprove Ute long range outlook for acltvtly People of all ages can be a""tsted by phystcal therapy mcludmg handtcapped chtldren who can learn to lead full useful happy ltves desptle such atlmenls as cerebral palsy and muscular dystrophy that tmpatr motton acctdent prone young adults who can be helped back to the fullest posstble mobthly and productivity faster the mtddle aged who can recover from strokes and heart at tacks to enJOY many acttve years and the elderly who can be freed from some of Ute pam of chrome tllne,..es such as arUtrtlts and rhewnatlsm Our Phystcal Therapy Department has a staff of eleven people mcludmg Utree licensed phystcal theraptsls and one cerltfted orthollst to make and ftt braces who render treatment to an average of fifty pallenls each day The eqwpment ts the most modern and complete as for example automaltc tunmg dtathenny machmes a Hubbard Tank an everctse area for group Uterapy ga1t trammg steps and ramps a sauna and a complete array of ftxed and movable eqwpment We also have a Brace Department wtth a display area ftttmg rooms and a stock of over 400 tlems Thts past year I 500 braces were fitted to pattenls Just as drugs and surgery make tl posstble for people to hve longer phystcal therapy ts becommg m creasmgly more unportant In trammg people who are temporartly or per manently disabled to ltve more acttve enJoyable and productive hves LAS VEGAS Nev (UP!) - charges of consptracy and A federal grand jury Monday evading taxes on mtlltons of mdtcled John Meter a former dollars from the sale of mmmg sctenttftc aode to Howard clatms to Ute bllhonatre Hughes and three oUters on Hughes has charged m a Dravo completes large tank order PITTSBURGH The largest tank barge ord•r ever recetved by Dravo Corp was • completed recently when Dravo delivered the last of 41 new double skm tank barges to Ashland Otl Inc Butlt at Dr avos Neville Island sh1p yard on the Ohto Rtver nea Pittsburgh the ve,..els mak up nme complete mtegrated tank barge tows The barges whtch replace approxunately 828 000 barrels of eapactly of Ashland s rtver neet wtll be used to shtp pell olewn products on the Ohto and Mt,..tsslppt Rivers The double skm destgn constsltng of two steel walls three feet apart provtdes for added proteclton agamst ac ctdental damage Utat could cause cargo sptllS Dravo of ftctals noted that the barge order ts typtcal of the surge m mterest m new liqwd-carrylng eqwpment for mland water way use The company recently began construclton on an expanston and moder mzatlon of tis structural shop at the Nevtlle Island slnpyard When completed the factltties are expected to stgmftcantly mcrease the yard s barge produclton capactly ctvil swt that he was de frauded The mdtctment mvolves II I HOUSTON 1UPI! - One way Pat Gtlhck gels all storred up ts to come across an otherwtse undiscovered kid prospect who can"\ hit throw and fly so that gtves you an tdea how his hea rt began JUmpmg the ftrst ltme he ever latd eyes on Cesar Cedeno Beyond questoon the 22-year<Jld Cedeno wattmg to lea rn whether he can go back to baseball afterliemg charged woth mvoluntary manslaughter m his nahve Santo Dommgo rates as the greatest natural talent ever stgned by any Houston seoul which IS what Pal Gtlhck os Cesar was only 16 then and he was Ute hrsl player I ever stgned says Gtlhck who got as htgh as Trtple A n the Balttmore system as a leflhanded ptlcher but gave ot up m 1967 when he was only 29 because he knew he wa s a lottie short of abthty That was the same year he ftrst ran mto Cedeno Offer Rejected It was a Sunday afternoon m October and he was playmg for the Farmacoa Baez team remembers Gtlhck He played roght fteld that day and after the ball game I went home wtth Cesar and made hun an offer He and hts IaUter rejected 11 A httle later one of my frtends down there Eppy Guerrero (older brother of Boston shortstop Marto Guerrero ) came mto th e house and told me a scout w1th another maJor league club was commg over m ftve mmutes to make another offei Cesar Cedeno and his IaUter spoke only Spantsh In Enghsh Eppy Guerrero told Gtlltck You better get on wtlh tl tf you wanllhts ktd Gtlhck got on wtlh tl He asked Cendeno and hts faUter how much they wanted and the~ told hom It s a deal satd Gtlhck shakmghands Mmutes later thelwo Cedeno s gnalures wer e on the contract The semor Cedeno s was necessary because hts son was still a rumor On hts way out of the house Gtlltck pa""ed the other scout Pat Gtlhck who played professtonal ball hve years after graduatmg from SouUtern Cahforma shll ts young enough to relate and commumcate eastly enough wtUt today s ktd ballpla}ers VJStted m Jatl Last month after Cesar Cedeno had been arrested m con nectoon wtth Ute death of a gtrl he had been wtUt m a motel room Gtlhck vtstled htm m hiS Santo Dommgo prtson cell He was gtven permtsston by the poltce to talk wtth the young outfielder and the ftrsl thmg Gtlltck dtd when he saw htm was shake hands the same way he dtd Ute very ftrst tune they met back m 1967 How do you feel' asked Gtlhck Okay satd Cedeno all the emotton dramed out of htm Take tl easy Don t get exctted satd Gtlhck The two of them talked for a half hour and now Gtlltck and the rest of the Astros famtly are hopeful Cesar Cedeno wtll be back wtlh them this sprmg As a ballplayer Pat Gtlhck says of Cesar Cedeno he s one of the real supers one of Ute ftve best m baseball and a complete player like a Rose Murcer Jackson Bonds or Carew As a human bemg he s equally outstandmg a very constderate m divtdual UCLA number one , ' ' NEW YORK (UPI) - No 2 trtes harder but UCLA stays No I The Untied Press In ternattonal Board of Coaches major college basketball ratmgs set up another challenge from No 2 for the Brums No 2 bem~ Notre Dame this lime It s happened before and yet UCLA always remams on top At least Uta! s been the scrtpl for the past 87 Brum ,. games ' " But tf Ute luck of the Irtsh holds true Notre Dame may not have to contend Saturday woUt UCLA s two ltme Player of the Year Btll Walton ,. or InJury and must be recondthoned m ~x .. .. .. .. ::: ._:-:-.-::.:: ..:::~::~x~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::<:':::::::::::::::::::::::::::>,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::):;::::>:<>:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~''''''''~,::::~<:::::l'::::::~=-=w.«:-:r.::>,::::::::::,~~ ,. ~.......~ Hughes' aide indicted Sport Parade I I I I ' W,mts to know how YOU feel Dear Str I am m the process of se ndmg the mformatton below to Governor John J G lltgan and th e leaders of both houses of the Ohoo LegtslatW"e requestong a redehmtoon of th e Homestead Exemplton Law The present law IS confusing and man) elderly persons who are qual fted und llf Secllon 323 151 of the 0 R C to recetve the Homestead exemptton wtll not recetve t because they did not ftle the necessary form on 1973 As now wntten the law reqUires !hal a rettred homeowner fole a form each year to get theexemptton I would hke to see a te mporary law allow mg co unty audttors to remtt U e exemplton automatocally to elt gtble homeowners once they have ftled for t! The Homestead Exemptton law ts dealing wtth people who ha' e been paymg thetr taxes over the past years and should not be penalized because of a lapse of memory or because they are confused by the law Thts year I am gomg to be v. orkmg through the semor cttizen program last year s records and personal contact to see no one as excluded from recetvmg the1r homestead exemption If quahfted I am mterested on what the pubhc thinks of the above and of any furUter proposal that should be mcluded on my letter Mat! your comments to James E Roush Metgs County Audttor Pomeroy Ohto 45769 James E Roush County Audttor 500 Vikmg fans show their loyalt~ MINNEAPOLIS Mtnn (UPI) Stalwart Mmnesota fans turned up 500-strong at Mmneapohs-St Paul In ternaltonal Atrport Monda) to welcome the vanqmshed Vtkmgs home Although shaken by thetr team s 24 7 loss to Ute Mtanu Dolphins m Super Bowl VIII Sunday Ute Mmnesota fans mamtamed thetr prode and loyalty to the team It had been after all a great season as one fan proclauned wtlh a stgn amtd at Kansas Ctty s Arrowhead Stadmm pnor to Sunday s 2 p m EDT ktckoff Twelve members of the Super Bowl champton M1anu Dolphins are on the AFC squad whtch was scheduled to take the held at San Dtego Stadtum at 11 30a m PDT today Seven membet s of the runnerup Mtnnesota Vtkmgs are on the NFC team whtch had the fteld begmmng at 10 a m Walton mtssed two games for Ute Brums last week but tt was not tndicated tn the ftnal score as UCLA won handily both times North Caroltna State and Maryland swttched places m the rankmgs followmg the NHL cons1denng WHA proposals Wallpack s 8()-74 vtctory over the Terps The Wolfpack IS now MONTREAL (UPI ) - Na meetmg of WHA offtctals m thtrd Maryland fourth and !tonal Hockey League Washm gto n D C on the another AUanltc Coast Confer prestdent Clarence Campbell weekend He emphasized no ence team North Carolma ts saod Monday rught the NHL NHL offtctals attended the ftfth was constdermg a ltst of meetmg Marquette remams m stxlh proposals made by the World There 1s no agreement wtUt Providence at seventh Hockey Assoctalton to settle Ute NHL prestdent satd We In order Vanderbtll Indiana dtfferences between the are JUSt constdermg the and Long Beach State close out leagues auUtonzed proposals made by the top 10 rankings Campbell satd the proposals the WHA "ere put to the NHL after a Pro Standings the people tire ABA Standmgs By Untied Press Internal onal East w I pet 9 b 30 17 638 New York 27 16 628 1 Kentucky 29 19 604 1 1 Carol na 4 27 341 13 V rg r:1 a 2 34 261 7 2 Memph s West w 1 pet g b Utah 27 17 614 3 , lnd ana 24 21 533 San Anton o 23 24 489 Denver 20 23 465 San 0 ego 20 28 1117 people 1--. Sports Desk Bv nell II) Fobes The Me1gs gtr l cagers opened the season on a sour note a ltttle over a week ago dropp ng a close 41 38 decoston to gtrls of Nelsonvtlle York Beth Vaughan led the Mao audeo attack wtth ll pomls followed closely bJ Pam Vaughan woth 10 Other Meogs scorers were Mar) Weyersmoller 7 Janet Maue 4 Demans \sh 4 and Joy Wh1le 2 Candy Conrad led all scorers woth 16 pomls She wa s helped out by fe llow Buckeyes Jackte DuffJ wtth 11 Laune Wolfe 7 Debboe Smoth 4 and Ltsa Whtte 3 CmdJ Johnson didn l get mto th e scor ng column The gtrls of coach Joy Bentley were dow n 11 9 23-17 and 34-27 at Ute whistle slops before puttmg on a JourUt quarter splurge only to fall JUSt short Although ot was reported Monday that the game scheduled for tomght al Galhpohs had been cancelled tt wtll be played but not at Galhpohs Tl e stle of the battle was changed (after pre"" ttme) to Larrv R Mornson Gymnastunl m Rock Spnngs Gametune ts 6 30 The Marauder sta rtmg hneup \\Ill constst of Pam and Beth Vaughan Ash Weyersmtller and Whtle RECORDS FALL - Three team reco rds bot the dust a we.k ago when the Metgs Marauder cagers put ot to the hapless Wellston Rockets 93-51 at Larry R Mornson Gymnastum Donald I Pizzle ) Wolfe Mr Stallsltcs at Marauderland has supplied us wtlh the Jollowm g new marks 1- Most pomls by a Metgs team 93 fhe old recm d of 8 pomts was set ml972 also agamst the Golden Rockets 2--Most fteld goal attempts by Meogs m one game 78 The old record of 74 was set agamst South Pomt less Utan a month ago 3--Most field goals by Metgs m one game 35 tymg the old record of 35 set by the Marauders m 1972 agamst Jackson EAGLES ON !'HE TRACK' - What s "tong wtth the Eastern basketball team has been the talk of the SV AC lhts wmter along wtlh the current cage problems of North Galha Ute two teams ptcked m pre-season polls to share Ute league lttle Also makmg the rounds has been much dtscusston of the Hannan Trace Wtldcals unblemoshed mark and the surpnsmgl) good showmg of the Southern Tornados who are JUS! one game behind the Mercervtlle lads of Paul Dtllon What s wrong wtlh Eastern ' Many Utmk ots been fmdmg someone to ftl mto Ute startmg who can provtde leadershtp for the rest of the team a player who can take charge and slow down Ute offense when tl needs slowmg down Eagle mentor Btl! Phtlhps m hts fourth ;par at the Eastern hehu thmks he s fmally found th e answer m 5 10 semor guard Steve Goebel Goebel played a tremendous defenstve game accordmg to Phtlltps m the Eagles 69-;B tnumph over North Galha last Fnday mght a game that wasn t as close as the score mtghl mdicate Phtlltps had nothing but pratse for the qwck semor calltng ot the Jmesl defenstve game of the year Hopefully for Eagle fans the n ght combmatton has fmally been found although tl ts too late as far as the SVAC race os concerned for nobody ts gomg to touch Ute Woldcats wtlh SouUtern s Feb 12 date m Racme wtth Hannan Trace the only roadblock m the way of an undefeated league record for Ute Wtldcats NON LEAGUE APATIIY ' - Southern head cage coach Carl Wolfe tsn t pleased at all wtUt the way hts Tornados ha>e been performmg on non~eague games thts season Although the '!lornados are chppmg along at a fme 5 1 on SV AC play Wolfe was very disappomted m the teams 72-57 vtctory over Hannan (W Va ) last Fnday mght clatmmg that Ute players were too conftdent I could see tt Ute mmute we took Ute noor Hopefully thmgs w1ll ptckJiP Frtday rught when the Purple and Gold begm a three game home stand hostmg the Wahama White Falcons BULLSEYE TIME - Some 400 of the na loon s most expert and ferVId darts shooters are homg lhetr skolls m basement game rooms and netghborhood pubs all shootmg for the same target to be the best m Chtcago So says a press release from a Madtson Avenue pubhc relaltons ftrm m Fun Ctly Its ltme for the U S Dartmg Assoctatton s fofth annual U S Open Darts Champoonshtps to be held m Chicago Jan 26-27 It wtll be Ute first tune the tournament hasn t been held m New York and tls stake wtll be $7 ;oo m prtzes That sa lot of money for lhrowmg a bunch of bullseyes Utah drops 90-81 tilt ftliRA DO .N~ m:mmlfflll 5 ' 6 ' 9 Mondays Results San Anton o 90 Utah 81 (Only game scheduled) Tuesdays Games Utah at Memph s tOnly game scheduled) KING OBSERVANCE OXFORD Ohto (1JPI) Clarence E Fttch of Cleveland who parltctpated tn the Freedom Marches wtth the late Dr Martm Luther Kmg Jr led today s Ctvtl Rtghts day ac tiv1ttes at Mtaml Umverstty here Monday m observmg Kmg s btrthday F1tch mtllmn m taxes bemoaned a sltppmg ctvtl HalslS recetved $150 000 from rtghts movement and a Swiss bank m 1970 and 1971 charged Prestdent Ntxon wtth Ute mdtctment satd and $50 000 contnbultng to black m cash genoctde m Amenca The Hughes Tool Co then Hughes mam operatmg arm reportedly patd $18 million to The Daly Sentinel $20 million for about 2 700 DEVOTED TO THE muung clauns m Nevada m the ~ --'INTEIIE8T OF MEIGHWJ()N AREA late 1960s wtlh Meter serving CIIEI'I'pt L TANNf21D..L as tls consultant -Ed ROBERT HOEFUal Hughes Tool ftled sutt m Salt Lake Ctty agamst Meier and ........s.turdly b)' The Pllblilhed dally ucept seven others last year charg otlio Vall!y PubUJhlng Company m Court Sl Pomrroy Ohio 517811 Dulnea mg the ftrm had patd exorb1 Olfice Phone M2151 Editorial Phooe 182. tant prices for the claims and 2157 Second cllss po!tagt paid II Pomeroy been defrauded Hughes de Ollio manded more than $8 nullion m National advertla ng representative BottineW.canagher Inc 12 Eut 42nd Sl damages ""' New York New York &.lblr:rlptkln rates Dellvered by carrier where avallablt eo centa per week By Motor Route where CIII'Tift' t«Vice nut available (0! month f2 m By mail In Olio and W Va One Year til SIJ months tt $0 Three lnonthl t8 Ebewhere S22 Oly1111r liz month. II I 50 three mooltr.l ts 50 !liblcrlption Pritt includes Sunday T\mta.&!ntlnel SAN ANTONIO 1ex (UPI) - In the only Amertcan Basketball Assoctatton game played Monday mght front runner Utah was defeated by the San An tonto Spurs James Solas scored 23 pomls to pace the Spurs to thetr wm Roch Jones added 18 pomls Bord Ave nt! had 11 Bob Warren 10 and rookte Swen reported his 1969 mcome as JUSt under $57 000 wtth a tax btU of $23 000 while he actually took m more than $1 7 mtllion and should have patd more than $1 3 millton m taxes For 1970 the IRS charged Meter patd about $13 000 m taxes on an mcome of around $42 000 while he actually made so much he should have patd $1 3 sales of mmmg clauns to the Hughes Tool Co exceedmg $8 mllhon satd U S Attorney Devote Heaton The defendants the govern ment charged dtverted about $4 8 mtlhon mto foreign ftrrns and the swn wound up on thetr books as profits wh1ch properly were exempt from taxation as mcome and would not be reported as taxable Income m the Umled States The Internal Revenue Ser vtce satd the three prepared false mdtvtdual IIDd part nershlp mcome tax returns and set up corporations trusts and bank accounts in foretgn countrtes wtth the money from the mtrung claun sales The others mdtcled were Anthony Hatsts 47 Salt Lake City president of the Toledo Muung Co James D Crowley DOC FOLEY DIES 45 a Salt Lake Ctty attorney TOLEOO (UPI) - Charles who has represented Hatsts Doc Foley former baseball smce 1966 and Robert Kahan and professional football 59 a Los Angeles accountant !ramer died here Monday He The IRS alleged that Meter was 63 the sea of purple horned hats at the aorport In the meanttme many Mtnnesotans had to make good on bets mcludmg St Paul Mayor Lawrence Cohen It w a s dlSappomtmg Cohen saod but Fran Tarken ton and several others played a good game He ts sendmg a stx-pack of Mmnesota beer to Mtamt Mayor P W Andrews Sen Walter Mondale D Mmn owes a turkey to a Floroda cohort .. Super Bowl vets hegm workouts SAN DIEGO (UPI) -None teen veterans of Super Bowl VIII began workouts wtth 21 other players under sunny sktes here today m preparalton for SWlday s Pro Bowl game at Kansas Ctty whtch has been plagued by cold and snowy weather The NFC and AFC squads were scheduled to practice here through Frtday and then hold a ftnal workout Saturday Seattle tQ ,host NBA All-Star contest tonight I com mg m Physical therapy at HMC By Hugh P Kirkel Execullve Vice President Holzer Medical Center Phystcal therap) ts an tmportant area of patten! treatment at Holzer Medtcal Center People often ask what phystcal Uterapy ts and what tt does It ts Ute treatment of tllne"" and tn]ury by x phystcal means such as the use of hght ~ heat water exerctse sound and elec I I I than 300 words long (or be subject to reduction by the edllor) and must be slped with the signee s address Names may be withheld upon pubUcatioo However, on request names wlll be dlllc!Died Letten shonld be lo good taate, addreaslog Issues oot penonalltles By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Edttor braon that ftres off lar ge because only part of the braon waves Such a spot of IS measured thiS way But tl ts ovcracttve brain cells ca n one of our best dtagnosttc tools ca use a convulsiOn The ex m selected cases cess!\ e -------~------------------, I Letters of opinion are welcomed They should be lesa ~ Today's 3- fhe Datly Sent ttel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Tuesday Jan 1; 19 4 20% DRIVE IN IDDAY! 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By combmmg your Auto and Homeowners tn surance mto ONE policy You may be able to Save 10 to 25% on your yearly msurance prem1ums By JOHN C ENGSfROM SEATTLE t UPI) - A gang of fleet footed cal burglars from th e East hope to run the sneakers off the West squad and steal away another vtctor> m tomghl s Nallonal Basketball A""ocoalton All-Star game I 1\n a ftet noon practice sesswn for both teams was on the schedule but East Coach and see us Reuter-Bragan Insurance Sennces confus1on tl1ere For Hemsohn s team there wasn t n uch need for planmng A supertall front lone for the West anchored by 7 2 Kareem Abdul Jabbar of the Mtlwaukee Bucks wtll force the speed) East to rWJ---an attack "htch brought Utem from underd ogs to 104 84 Tommv Hemsohn of Boston VIctors m last )ears All-Star admttt ed tt wasn t contest A record 14 360 fans was nece~sary You really don t have tome expected to watch a neet of cat to set up things that you are qutck East guards led by Walt go mg to do he explamed Frazter of Ute Kmcks and Pete Monday Normally the only Maravtch of Atlanta ballha\\k thmg you go over IS perhaps an on defen se and frf:e la nce thetr Close but no ctgar could apply to the Metgs Marauder wres tltng team whtch went down to tis lhtrd dual match lo"" of the season Monda) evemng losmg a hard fought 3; 29 battle to Rtpley W Va The gr~pplers of Coaches John Bentley and Sam Crow at 0-3 held a 21 18 lead gomg mto the 147 lb match when the West Vorgomans spurted for 17 pomts whtle Metgs could muster 1ust 2 before gmng mto Ute fmal heavywetght match Ropley Jumped out to a qwck 18-0 lead vta a forfett tn Ute 100 lb wetght class Rtc Darrough s ptn of 107 lb Marauder Rtck George at Ute 1 'l/ mark of Ute ftrst pertod and Jtm Pttls pm of 114 lb Marauder Gary 0 Dell at 1 24 of the ftrst pertod But Metgs came stormmg back on 121 lb Joe Rosen baum s pm of Rtpleytle Rtck Hood m JUSt one mmute and 38 seconds followed by 128 lb Tony Branham s ptn of Brtan Woofter at the 1 49 mark of Ute forst pertod The Marauders then made ol wms and a draw as John Dayton records lOth win, 74-59 By Urutcd Press Internattonal Dayton Untverstty regtslered ols lOth vtctor) of the season Monday mght as Moke Sylvester pumped m 23 pomts to lead the Flyers past Loyola (lll ) 74-59 Loyola oulshot Dayton 29 28 from Ute held but the Flyers now 10-3 on the season cashed m on 18 of 23 foul shots to only one of seven for the Ramblers to wm Ute game at the chanty stnp In other games Cleveland State scored 10 unanswered pomls at the starl of the sec ond half and held on to post a Coach suspen d s s~ven players Ry Urutcd Press Interna!tonal Loutstana State wtUt seven suspended players sttlmg o t th e bench for breaking curfew had to play wtlh only Jour men at tomes Monday mght man 8975 loss to Mtsstsstppt State Only ftve players dre""ed for the game at Starkvtlle Mtss but they made a ftght of tl unttl the late stages when forward Randy Herrtng sat out about a half mmute wtUt a muscle cramp and center Collts Tem ple fouled out wtlh 53 seconds left to play Temple kept LSU m conten lton m the ftrsl half and hts !&foot JUmper at the buzzer narrowed MtsslSstppt State s halftune lead to 38-36 But the Bulldogs outscored the Ttgers ;1-39 m the second half to pull mto a ftve way tte wtth LSU for second place m the SouUtcastern Conference slandtngs wtth 2-2 records Vandy Beats Georgia Vanderbilt beat Georgta 91 71 and Alabama downed Mtsstss ppt 88-71 to create a three way deadlock between Vanderbtlt Alabama and Mts stsstppt atop the SEC at '.\-1 Other aelton Monday mght saw Tenne...., defeat Kentucky 67 54 and Flonda hand Auburn tls fourth stratght SEC lo"" 92-81 Among the tndependents Flortda State edged Georgta Southern 92-$ and Tuhme beat Stetson 64-58 Elsewhere m the country mnth ranked Indtana edged Northwestern m7 Mtchtgan State beat Ilhnots 90-82 Kan sas State clipped Oklahoma State 72 69 Oklahoma whipped Colorado 91~ and romped over Manhattan 94-76 LSU Coach Dale Brown 61-5; come from behmd wm over Eastern Mtchigan The Vtkmgs now fHI were led by Wtlbur Starks who htl Ute nets for 26 pomts Eastern Mtchtgan droppmg Utetr lhtrd game m 10 oulmgs were paced by Gary Tyson woth 20 potnls Tennessee State breezed past Central State Umverstly 74-52 behtnd a game~lugh 26 poml scormg effort from Leonard Robmson tennessee State ts now 7 3 for the season whtle Central State slumped 59 3-11 Otterbem unproved tis rec ord to 4 7 overall and 2-2 m Ute Ohto Athlettc Conference wtlh an 84 70 vtctory over Demson Moke flays led Ute Cardtnals wtlh 20 pomls Demson now stands at 5-5 overall and has a 1-3 record m the OAC suspended starters Mtke Dar nail Wade Evans and Glenn Hanson and reserves John Engqutsl Carl Stener Dan Tonkovtch and Denms Wolf[ for vtolatmg an 11 p m curfew Sunday after the team arnved m Starkvtlle Brown satd the suspensions were only £or the game wtth Mt,..osstppt State The players all understand why they were suspended Co lege Basketbal Results By Un ted Press International They agree wtth the suspen East ston Brown satd They know Weslf d St 67 N Adams 59 61 Bethany 58 Uta! any tune you break cur The Slpry Rock 65 Cal Pa 53 few you can be suspended A mer can U 65 Temple 6.4 Shpn sbg 85 P t l Jhnstn 58 Temple has 23 Points Scr anton 68 Leh gh 65 Temple had 23 potnls for LSU Waynesbg 107 A drsn Brddu s 97 Sl 62 Pr nceton 50 whtle the other starter Eddte Penn Steubenvl 75 AI ance 59 Palubmskas had 17 wtlh Urs nus 79 Morav an 53 Car on 94 Ga nnon 80 reserves Frank Lefevre get w va ws yn 75 W L b 61 tmg 18 and Ed LeBlanc 12 Concord 69 Bluet eld 55 South Jerry Jenkms led Mosstsstppt A a bam a 88 M ss 7 Slate wtlh 26 pmnls V g n a 1 0 A A 99 Joe Ford scored 17 pomts and Roanoke 96 Md Ba 1 74 VMI 70 C tad el 63 Van Breda Koff 16 to pace Tu ane 64 Stet!.on 58 Vanderbtlt to tls lllh wm m 12 Tenne ssee 67 Kentu cky 54 Vanderb t 91 Georg a 71 starts Charlie Anderson s 15 A bny St Ga 99 A 3 St 93 potnls were htgh for Georgta Tenn Tech 60 Western K y 59 Chr s t an B os 62 Be he 58 suffermg tis stxth loss m 10 El z C ty St 94 St Pau s 9 games Freshman Erme Grun Ersk ne 83 Franc s Mar on 52 Leno r Rhyne 76 MarsH II 61 feld scored 20 pomts for Ten UN CW m85At Chr s 60 College results nessee as the Vols overcame a 10-pomt deftctl to hand Ken lucky tis stxUt lo"" m 12 starts Jtmmy Dan Conners 14 pomls paced Ute Wtldcals Alabama rode Charles Cleveland s 27 pomls to a comfortable wm over Ole Mtss whtch got 16 pomts from Dave Shepherd and 14 from Fred Cox Oup Wtlltarns 24 pomls led Flortda over Auburn whole Bob Osberry had 20 pomls Two Ire. Utrows by Wayne Smalls wtth 10 seconds left to play gave Flonda State tis vtctory over Georgia Southern while Phil Htcks 22 pomls pushed Tulane toots ftrst wm m etght games Wem all working tD ma/te ourcommumtJes bnghter, happ~er and better. COLUMBUS AND SOUTHERN OHIO ELECTRIC COMPANY 107 Sycamore General Donahue s shoulders to Ute mat at the 1 08 mark of Ute m1tial pertod But those Meogs trtumphs were Jolowed by three Rtpley Sunmons pmned 147 lb Harold Sosson m the second penod 1;7 lb Marauder Steve Brtckles and Mtke Hay fmtshed m a 3 3 deadlock Bob Casto decostoned Marauder Terry Ptckens 6-4 m Ute 169 lb weoght diVISIOn and Steve Sayre at 187lbs pmned four wms m a row as Jtm Marauder John Lehew wtth McClure tn the 134 lb wetght just over one mmute remammg class won a &.3 decisiOn over m thetr ,)1x mmute encounter The fmal match tn Ute Ron Arthur and Roger Hysell at 140 lbs cowboyed unhmtled or heavywetght LARRY BROGAN EDNA SCHOENLEB GERALD REUTER Phone 992 5130 Backmg up Frazter were Boston s Jo Jo Whole who runs the Celhc speed game Cleve land s Auston Carr and Phtl Chemer of Capotal All fove could be btg' trouble for West starters Gaol Goodrtch and Geoff Petrte of Portland Both can score from near m1d court but netther could make an All-Star defensove squad The West coached by Mtl \\aukee s Larr) Costello ftgured to stop the East by ptcking off errant shots woth a towenng pack uf centers and for,.ards that scrape thetr heads on the basket Backmg up Jabbar were a paor of 6 11 pollars- Nate Thurmond of Golden Stale and Detrotl s Bob Lanter The startmg West forwards--Chet Walker of Clucago and Rtck Barry of Golden State--are ooly 6-7 and known best for thetr scormg But stllmg on the bench were Seattle s Spencer Haywood and Portland s Syd ney Wtcks both 6-9 and btg rebounders for thetr teams Boston s Dave Cowens a 6-9 bundle of speed and strength anchored Ute East squad at center w1lh Celtu: teammate John Havlte01k and smooth Lou Hudson of Atlanta m the cor ners Vikings edge Marauder grapplers Furman We w II revtew your msurance program woth you free of charge any day of the week ~!lor stop out<Jf bounds play or two so way to a passel of pretty fast that you don t have a lot of break layons M ss ss pp St 89 LS U classaflcatwn saw Marauder Mtke Haley eastly diSpose of Rtpley s Jtm Pulltns tn Ute ftrst pertod The Marauders fared much better m the exhtbttoon mat ches wmmng etght of mne contests Butch Roush at 1 05 ptnned Rtpley s Dave Fox m the second penod followed by Tom Thomas 4-<1 dectston over Jeff Crum m Ute 112 lb cla"" Duane McLaughltn s ptnmng of Jeff SmtUt at 119 lbs tn Ute second penod Steve Pockens II 7 decosoon over Dan Collms m the 126 lb dtvtston Jeff Musser s pmmng of Pat Parsons at 132lbs m Ute third pertod and 138 lb Charlie Whttltngton s ptnmng or John Forman tn the second pertod Rtck Rhodes m Ute 15; lb wetght cia"" got Ute only Rtpley exhtbttion match vtc tory pmmng Greg France m the Utord pertod Marly Dugan at 167lbs and 175 lb Btl! Slack rounded out the Metgs exhtbttion romp Dugan dectstoned Rtpley s Rtck Balian ;-4 whtle Slack pmned Rtck Kay m Ute thtrd pertod The Marauders wtll agatn travel to West Vtrgtma lhos week parltcopatmg tn the Ravenswood Harlem All Stars Freshmen 140) Evans 2-<14 Barrmger 24-4 Putman 1 2fouls came from behmd 4 Randolph 1J4() Hall 1-6-2 Monday rughl to edge the LaComb 3-1 7 Barton 1-6-2 Eastern faculty 66-58 tn a Ca usey 3 0-6 Drake 0-0 0 benefot basketball game at the Hawk 4 I 9 Headley 0 0 0 E"'stern gymnasmm Smtih 1-ll-2 Roffle 0-0-0 The All-Stars tratltng 21 20 Jumor Hogh (21) - Kuhn 3-0after the ftrsl penod ca me 6 Johnson 1 3-5 Spencer 0-3-3 back to take a 38-32 halftune Nelson II 3 Davts 0-0-0 Lantz lead led 52-42 after the thtrd 0-0-0 Brown 1-ll-2 Masters 0-0whtstle and held off a late 0 Ha yman 1J4() Wolfe 0-().{1 Eagle comeback Pooler 0-(k) Rodenaur 0-0-0 11te Harlemers were led by Browmng 0-(k) Longenette 0-0goganltc Eddie Norfleet who 0 Kelly l~ll-2 Matheny 0-0-0 canned 1" stuff shot• for 34 Colhan 0-(k) pomts He got excellent hel p from Tun Morgan wtlh 12 pomts and Sol Robbons and THREE SIGN not so trtcky Tncky Dtcky PITTSBURGH (UPI J - Vel eran nghthander Steve Blass wtth iO each Btg Wally and Benny Bam rookte n ghtharder J tm Sad ow Bam Cole fatled to score skt and catcher Jtm Camparus On the other sode the stgned thctr 1974 contracts Ute Eastern teachers and ad Pittsburgh Ptrales annoWlced mmtstrators were led by Larry Monday Blass a 19-game wmner m Hemes 20 pomls followed by Tom Kelly woth 14 and Archte 1972 fell to a 3-9 mark last Rose wtth 10 Btl! Phtll ps year Sado\\Skt a naltve of chtpped m 7 John Ret bel added Pittsburgh had an 11-5 record 4 Sptke Berkhuner 2 and last season wtUt Sherbrooke m Chuck Swogger brought up the the Eastern League when he turned m 135 slrtkeouts m 124 rear woth a smgle pomt In the prelunmary game the mnmgs ptlched Eastern freshmen startmg the Uttrd strmg overcame a 17 13 halftune deftctl to rout a game JUntor htgh squad 40-21 The seventh and etghth gradet s Jumped out to a 10-5 ftrst quarter lead and held on by Utat margm at halftune before Freshman Coach Larry Hemes pulled the second and thtrd stnngers The mnth graders spwted to a 2.>-19lead after three stanza s before wtnnmg gomg away Hawk led Ute Frosh attack hittmg 9 pomts whtlc Kuhn led the JUmor htgh schoolers wtth pe rsona] -- 6 NEW YORK UP The Un ted P ess n e nat ona l s Board of Coaches malor co ege basketbal rat ng s w lh number or f rst pace votes and won os r eco ds n parenth eses Team Po nh UCLA ( 34 12 OJ 340 2 Notre Dame 8 0 295 3 No Car St (9 1 m 4 Maryland 9 2 202 198 5 Nor th Caro na a 1 6 Ma quette ( 2 I) 16 2 7 Prov den ce (11 21 70 8 Vanderb II ( 0 1 60 9 lnd ana (9 3l 46 10 Long Beach St 12 I Alabama 8 2l 35 12 New Mex co ( 2 2 28 13 South Carol na (9 ~ 27 4 Sou hern Cal 12 2 24 15 Lou sv le (9 31 22 4 16 M ssour 10 3 17 A zona Sf 10 4) 0 8TeW S 9 2 6 8 T e M ch 110 7 6 20 Syracuse (8 J 4 " Th1s Week s Special ' 'What rs tt, SEO frosh Doctor~" So me Ace dent Health nsurance pay s a hosp tal a nd surg cal ex~nses ather poll c es n c ude d sa b ll ty mcome Th e Down ng Ch Id s Agency ha s var ous po 1c es to best meet your needs standings College ratings M d Tenn 82 East Tenn 63 Fu man 94 Manhattan 76 K y St 85 C m pb S\1 67 The desptte nwnerous tournament Fnday mght and Saturday 75 All-Stars edge EHS faculty SEOAL FROSH TEAM W L P Gall po s 1 o 284 Logan 5 314 Athens 4 3 '143 Me g s J 3 224 J ackson J 3 99 ron ton 2 o1 2 8 Waver y 7 5 127 We ls1on 0 7 14 5 TOTALS 26 16 854 Monday s result Ga 1 pols 41 Log an 32 Thursdays gam es Athens a1 Gal po s Me gs ar Ja ck son Wei ston at Wa11er y Logan at on on Downing· Childs Agency, Inc. 220 N 2nd MIDDLEPORT Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help. Reason 16. We'll try to do everythmg we can to save you money After all, we want your busmess agam next year VALUE A A TEO USED CARS 70 CAMARO H.T. COUPE V 8 motor auto trans power steer ng and •1995 Fla St 92 Ga So u hern 89 Centenary 90 N W La 77 Flor da 92 Auburn 8 Eastern Ky 71 A Peay 64 Me ce 94 LS O N 0 84 Olct Oom 84 UC lr'o' ne 77 M dwes1 Dayton 74 Loyo a I 59 Tenn h SI 74 Cent S 52 nd 72 Northwestern 67 V ncennes 79 R Morr s 77 Eau Cia re 82 Stevens Pt 54 SW Mo St 89 L ncoln 80 N E MO St 83 Mo Ro a 78 NW Mo o:.: t 74 SE Mo St 73 Karr & Van landt D=OII:KiBLOC~ You I L keOurQual ty THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Way of Dong Bus ness GMAC FINANCING 992 5342 Pomeroy Open Evenmgs Tll6 00 ToiS PM Sat 304 E. MAIN POMEROY Open 9 t 15 Mon thru Sat NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Ph 992 3795 I Tune Into A TUNE-UP Here, Soon PROFESSIONAL TUNE.UP 8 CYLINDER DRIVING••• Moore's Semce Center Expertly Install Includes Parts and Labor 1969 to 1973-S20 9S Is your car acting up? Has tl'te summer been hard on your auto' Now s the time to ha'ote a tune up We can have yOtJr car rurtn ng smoothly n no time Save money at Moore s MOORE'S SHOCKS BRAKES MUFFLERS TAIL PIPES Service Center 124 W Matn Pomeroy PH. 992·2848 Pomeroy ' r • • �l . ' ' . '"•( 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middlepori-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, Jan. 15, 1974 · · · · · r,,, ,., . :'Soc'i'·~·r*'···· · ·, · · ICalendarI ' Miss Lena Phyllis Carroll E~GAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mrs. Mae Carroll, Rutland, is announcing the en gagement and approaching marriage of her daughter. Lena Phyllrs, to Victor R. Counts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Counts. Mr. Counts is a 1973 graduate of Meigs High School. The wedding wil!"be an event of Jan. 25 at the Syracuse First Church of the Nazarene. Class to ·assist church . Financial assistance towards renovations of Trinity Church will be given by the Happy Harvesters Class, it wa s decided during a meeting Friday nigh t at the church .. J oe Struble, retiring president of the church council, met with the class members, as did the Rev. W. H. Perrin, to discuss planned improvements including the painting of the exterior of the church and some interior renovations. The minister also repor ted on nurs ery items needed and asked for cribs, playpens and play equipment. Also discussed during the me eti ng was the planned luncheon to be staged by the class some time in the spring with proceeds to go . to the Pomer,oy Volunteer Fire Department toward the new firehouse. Struble commended the women for their help, time, talent and financial assistance, in furthering the work of the chur ch and spoke of the togetherness and cooperation of the various organizations. He said that the renovations will be taken care of this summer one at a time . In addition, Struble spoke on the tentative plans to enlist more yotmg men, 18 and up, in both the emergency and fire departments . The minister spoke to the group on the clas8's motto, ''Togetherness,'' emphasizing the need for unseUish, concerned love one for another, and the spiritual needs as well as the physical needs of others. Miss Smith, president, spoke on the widespread needs of others, gave prayer, and then led the group in singing "Blest Be the Tie that Binds." She announced that in February the Friendly Circle and the Busy Bees will be guests with Mrs. Carrie Neutz- ling, Miss Sybil Ebersbach and Mrs. Eva Dessauer to be hostesses. Thank-you cards were read from Mrs. Frances Reibel for a gift at Christmas, from Lucretia Smith on behalf of her mother, Mrs. Amanda Kasper, and Mrs . Marie Dailey for fruit , from the family of Phil Meinhar t for special kindness during his illness and death, and from the Rev. and Mrs. Perrin for a holiday remembrance . · Repor ted ill were Mrs. Ruth Massar, Mrs. N~va Seyfried and Mrs. Lillie Houck, with cards to be sent to them: and Olan Boothe, a patient at the Holzer Medical Center. A note will be sent to Mrs. Boothe for bottle caps contributed to the class. Named publicity chairwoman for the class was Mrs. Neutzling. Miss Smith appointed Mrs. Ella Smith, Mrs. Meinhart, Mrs. Neutzling, Mrs. Edith Lanning, Miss Ebersbach, Mrs. Wilma Terrell, Mrs . Clara Karr , Mrs. Eva Dessauer and Mrs. Gladys Cuckler on the ways and means committee. It was decided to serve the Gallia County Salon 612, Eight and Forty, dinner on April 4. Mrs. Rose Ginther was appointed to have the program for the February meeting. Miss Smith thanked the Rev. Mr. Perrin and Struble for mee ting with the class, and the meeting closed with Mrs. Ginther giving Irene Ha tha w'a y's " Ne w Year 's Meditation ." Refreshments were served by Miss Smith, Mrs. Ginther, vice pres ident; Mrs. Ella Smith, secretary; and Mrs. Meinhart, treasurer. Others attending were Mrs. Stella Kloes, Mrs. Clara Karr, Mrs. Ethel Williamson and Mrs. W. H. Perrin a guest. 1 Photography showing at Riverbj gallery This month's exhibit at Ri~erby , home of the French Art Colony, is most extraordinary and should attract not only those "interested in photography but all art lovers throughout the area. The colorful display of wild flowers, picturesque old trees, barns, and reflectlons in the water, is the work of Daniel Farber. Farber is a Worcester, Mass., businessman · who pursues photography as a hobby. His color prints cim be seen in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Modern Art , Library of Congress and Smithsonian Institute. Not only has he presented lectures with screen shows at international conventions of photography , Camera Council of 1969, and museums, colleges, and camera clubs but his prints of reflections on water were circulated th•oughout New England by the Education Department of th~ Bos ton Museum of Fine Arts. , F&rber's prints ---·~~l""!!'l'l':~"!"""!'-~~""'!""~\?.~_..,.,~="'"""""'-~-~...,...,.,..-,.......,.""!"1'1~1'-'.,......__."'~---~~::;-:-...,_,-!'!;:"{ ' were exhibited at the New York World 's Fair and in a State ~r··:=:=:=::·'"''''''~''*''''~,;~,~:;:,,,,,,,,,~,~,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,.;,,,,,<,,,,,$••,"",,~~:s:::::~ !tl : :'. ;':~-.:~ Fun With H l'da 5- 'J'he Da ily Sentint'l, · t held Food , ~ ~ke~ dinn?.n?.~~~~i;iary A . . ~ Boys & Girls Active Age . OH \ 40 o; /410 Reg . Price heritage house SUPER MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 10.· Sun. 10 to 10 Your Thom MeAn Store MIDDLEPORT, 0 . d Second Wo> Accevt Federal Food St11mps PHON E 992-3480 14 on college Carrying case or cabinet extra . _ honors listing 12 oz. . . ~.Q,._6'f': APPAOvE O SINOEII DEA LER BREATH Gooch , Minersville; Leland ~ 12 oz. pkg. The Fabric Shop 5 ': Ph. 992-2284 POMEROY, OHIO Norman, Minersville ; Janice D. Deem and Joan Manuel, Racine, and Jim E. Davis, Rutland. Named to the dean's merit roll with a 3.0 to a 3.5 average required were Glenda Department tour of ·Russia : American Heri tage Ma gaz in e, Popular Photography, Modern Delivery Special Photography, Saturday Review and McCalls have to 5 p.m., Sundays 1 to 5 p.m., · published his work. A photography album, Tuesdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and "Sculpture on Early Thursdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 59 N. Second Massachusetts Gravestonesu Arrangements for special MIDDLEPORT in 10 volumes, is on display in ·groups can be made by calling \ Worcester. Columbia Records 4;1.1HJ547' has used 17 of his pictures on record jackets. The more experienced ·ZENITH photographer will be interested · in reading and seeing "The COLOR TV Dye Transfer Process of Printing" whereby each picture is photographed three different times on thr ee BLACK & sepa rate sheets of film , once through a red · glass, once WHITE TV through a green one and once through blue. The interesting results are exhibited on the wall to the right, on tl1e right ' side room of the gallery. STEREO All this beauty. and culture has been brought here for residents of Gallipolis and neighboring areas to enjoy and Easy Terms! HERMAN GRATE is offered free of charge. • Free DeliVery! m -5592 MASON, w. VA. Galleries are open Satw:ct"ys I .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ . Dudley's FI<Jist • e $100 BABY FOOD 3 . 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Gerard, Middleport; Teresa MIDDLEPORT, O: Reserve The Right To lim(t ,Quantities" SU~ERIORS Versatile ZIG·ZAG sewing machine Reg. $69.95 . lb. · 7 9¢ BRAUNSCHWEIGER ........... . 8 9¢ POLISH SAUSAGE ............ . 9 9¢ HAM SALAD .......................· 39¢ NECK BONE$......... . 8 9¢ WIENERs ................ 7 9¢ ALL MEAT WIENERS •• SINGER' SEWING MACHINES ~ ' Thom MeAn, Poll Parrot. SUPERIORS.(BY THE PIECE) $ . SHOES BAKER· FURNITURE Erma Smith, Spring Ave. ,. emi-Boneless Hams SEW &SAVE ALCW officers installed Pomeroy . . . Personal Notes ' Se lect Group features of a Mrs. Hampton presi_dthedM at beld by the the business meeting wi rs. American Legion Auxiliary of Arnold Richards giving the lf you like sharp ctieese, you'll love these "Cheese Straws". Lewis Manley Post 363 recently secreta ry's report, and Mrs. Nan Moore passed along the recipe to us after getting it from at the home of Mrs. Allen William Smi'th, the treasurer 's Mrs. Mildred McDanieJ who had made some for a circle meeting Hampton . The party scheduled report. A rehabilitation report at the Heath Methodist Church last Thursday. She sa id they are to be held before Christmas from the district conference ex tremely tasty and excellent with salads. was postponed due to the death was presented by Mrs. Sherof Mrs . c. R. young. man Butler. with Mrs. Ernest CHEESE STRAWS The Hampton home was Bowles giving a legislative I cup flow·; 2 cups grated sharp cheese ('I• pound); I tsp. decorated with can dl e report. butter or oleo; I tsp. baking powder; 'l'<lsp. of_ salt. ~rrangem~nts and a large Members exchanged gifts . .Sift flour , baking powder and salt together. Cream in the wreath ·on the front door. The butter and the cheese. Add enough water to make consistency of tabl e featured Christmas pie crust. ca ndl es . The dinner was Make low· balls. Roll ou\ and cut in strips I about the size of prepared by Mrs. Ann Moon, French Fries). Bake in hot oven about 400 degrees, 10 minutes. _assisted by other members of • TUESDAY WOMEN'S Auxil iary of Ve terans Memorial Hospital meets at 7:30p.m. in the dining room at the hospital. Hours pins to be awa rded. MEIGS Chapter, DAV, 7:30 p.m. at home on Butternut Ave . SPAGHETT I Dinner for Drew Webster Post 39, Am erican Leg ion, 7 p .m ., preceding meetin g. MEETING to plan Meigs CoWl ty participation in biA casserole on a cold night can really hit the spot and a centennia l observan ce, 1:30 recipe sure to go aver with the kids as well as the-man of the p.m ., at Rock Springs ~5J~ge house is '"Tater-Topper Chili Beef". Hall . • It's easy to prepare , inexpensive as meals go these days and FRIENDLY CIR CLE, nutritious, too! Tuesday , at Trini ty Church, ELECI'ION HELD Pomeroy. 6 p. m . potluck 'TATER-TOPPED CHIU BEEF New members were elected supper . Miss Mary F:. Chap1 medium onion, chopped ; 2 tablespoons fat or oil ; I pound to the Trinity Church Council man to hav e program . ground beef ; 2 to 3 teaspoons chili powder; I> teaspoon salt ; I SYRA CUSF: PTA, 7: 30 package (10 oz.) frozen mixed vegetables, partially thawed ; I Sunday at the annual co ngregation al mee tin g . Tuesday at the school. can 110 oz.) condensed tomato soup; 1 pound straight~ ut froze n Elected were Mrs. Keith GROUP II , Middleport First French fried potatoes; i cup shredded pasteurized process Riggs, Phil Globokar and United Presbyterian Church, American cheese ( 4 ounces). Walter Grueser. They replace 7:30 Tuesday at the home of Cook onron in fat until tender. Add ground beef and cook, Mrs. Dorothy Woodard, Harley Mrs. Harry Moore with Mrs. stirring, 'til lightly browned. Mix in chili powder and salt. Add Hendricks and Joe Struble on Joe Bailey, co' hos tess. frozen vegetables, sepa rating with a fork. Stir in tomato soup. the church council. Elected to WEDNESDAY Spoon the beef mixture into a 12x7¥..x2-inch baking dish. Put PAST PRESIDENTS, Drew frozen French fries on top. Bake at 350 degrees for 35 minutes. the board of elders were Chester Knight and Robert Webster Post 39, American Sprinkle cheese over potatoes and bake lO minutes longer. Buck. Legion Auxiliary, Wednesday, Serves 6. . 7:30p. m. at the home of Mrs. Ge r ald Wildermuth. Mrs . Leona Smith wi l1 be eo-hostess. :~::::=:::;:::::=::::~:::::=>';:<:::~:::::::::~::::::::::~:::::::: "MIDDLEPORT LITERARY . ;:;: ~~ Club, 2 p. m. Wednesday, home ~:: ~l of Mrs. Ben Philson, Racine. l~ ~f: Mrs. Emerson Jones to review ;~:: ·~:~ Officers for the American vited to join in the valentine "Canal Days in America" by :::: :·0:. Lutheran Church Wome of St. observance for the residents Paul's Lutheran Church were there. Harry Sinclair Drago. Roll call Holida y guests of Mrs. Roy At the March meeting 2 Bible installed during the church .comment is to be Ohio in Winebrenne r were· Mr. and will be conducted by study history . Mrs . Garry French, Chip and service Sunday, They are Mrs. Helen Diener, Pastor William Middleswarth. ANNUAL CONGREGA- Andy, Columbus; Mrs. Harold president; Mrs. Wilma Mees, In April the Women will assist TIONAL meeting, Middleport Weaver and Peggy, St. Louis-. F'irst United Presbyteri an ville, Ohio; Mr . and Mrs. vice president ; Mrs. Jean with the Easter breakfast, and Chur ch, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday William G. Winebrenner, Mary Braun, secretary; and Mrs. on May 3 a rummage sale will at the church. All members Ann, Paula and Becky, and Mr. Margaret Blaettnar, treasurer. be held in the fellowship hall. The annual mother.<Jaughter asked to attend. and Mrs. Thomas Weaver, Chairwomen of tho ALCW are banquet has been set for May Mrs. Lois Clelland, regatta ; REVIVAL now in progress at Syracuse. 14, and in June regatta events Antiquity Baptist Church Mrs . Freda Miller and Mrs. Mrs. Veda Davis, reception; will be carried out. through Saturday with the Rev . Juanita Spencer spent. Wed- and Mrs . Lillian Moore, The ALCW has also ordered Char les Norris, evangelist. nesday with Mrs: Spencer's publicity. Feb. 10 was set as the date materials to make symbolic Freeland Norris song leader: mother , Mrs. Edna Life, Special music each evening. · Success Road. The birthday for the organization to visit the decorations for the Christmas Freeland Norris quartet and anniversary of Mrs . Life was Meigs County Infirmary for the trees used in the church sancworship service and a social tuary. · Judy Leighty and Janice Salser observed. featured in·a duet. Miss Judy Bing, Cleveland, hour. Women of St. John 's HARRISONVILLE Lodge was the weekend visitor of her Lutheran Church will be in411 , ·F&AM, annual inspection, grandmother, Mrs. J . K. 7:30 p.m. Refreshmen ts Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. 'T'S ;t CHAIR following meeting. Thomas Kelly and children. BI-MONTHLY meeting of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Dabo TWO WIN DEGREES Meigs County Firemen's visited with Miss -Bing at· the Two Mei gs Countians · Association, 7:30 p.m. at Kelly home on Sunday. received degrees at the Dec. H Middleport Fire Department The family of Mr . and Mrs. lu·n vo·• • bed"'· nGW •fl 1 ctllirl A quarters , Charles Legar , William Righthouse were graduation at Ohio State g>UI·Iookint comft>rtlbll th•·•· VHaor president, annoWlced. together for the first time in University. They are Samuel Srtnly'l dull purpoM il!u Mnt 'j'llut CATHOLIC Women's Club of several years at Christmas. Ray Karr, Chester, a BS ~. ; ng room tn rc ' perfftCI gutn ruom. Lady of Loretta Church, Here for celebration of the degree in business adTht ch•••- in golcl. II'"" ar b!ut, Tuppers Plains, 10:30 a.m. holiday were Mr. and Mrs. ministration , and Louise Dora THURSDAY Roger (Judy ) Free and son, Michael, Minersville Route I, a CLASS 12, 7:30 p.m., at the William Roger, El Paso, Tex .; BS degree in ag ricultur e. Heath United Methodist · Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pack Church, Middleport. Mrs. L. W. (Wilma), and daughter, Heidi, McComas to have the lesson; Chillicothe. They were jOined BOOKS DEDICATED Mrs. Dianne George to give by Mrs. Bertha Righthouse. A gift of seven volumes of the devotions. Hostesses will be the Mrs. Genevieve Meinhart, writings of Mark Twain officers. Miss Ern\a Smith and Mrs . TWIN CITY Shrine Club will Edith Lanning were Sunday (Samuel Clemens) has been hold its regular meeting at the dinner guests of the home of given to Pomeroy Public . Shrine Park in . Racine. All Mayor and Mrs. Dale Smith. Library dedicated by friends to Nobles are welcome. An oyster Reuel Smith, Chesapeake, the memory ·of Marvin R. dinner will be served following visited Monday with Mrs . Spencer. the 7:30p.m. meeting. Genevieve Meinhart and Miss ..... ' , Jan. 15, t974 Guests for the dinner were Mrs. Ervin Bumgardner and Lonnie Coates. _•,~:_,'~- exchan~e were holiday party By Charl"n .. e HtJejll'"h ~ '- " I Fresh New CABBAGE oz. JAR 69e gge~ With Coupon Good Oruy at Mark 'f Ltmll I Couport Ptr Cu~Jomtr E)Cpires .saturday lb. Baby Size En21ish WALNUTS 2 lb . 2 lb. box 99~ 16 oz. bois. . sge PAK Brazil 1 lb. baR NUTS •= - J • I I . . ' ·; �l . ' ' . '"•( 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middlepori-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, Jan. 15, 1974 · · · · · r,,, ,., . :'Soc'i'·~·r*'···· · ·, · · ICalendarI ' Miss Lena Phyllis Carroll E~GAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mrs. Mae Carroll, Rutland, is announcing the en gagement and approaching marriage of her daughter. Lena Phyllrs, to Victor R. Counts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Counts. Mr. Counts is a 1973 graduate of Meigs High School. The wedding wil!"be an event of Jan. 25 at the Syracuse First Church of the Nazarene. Class to ·assist church . Financial assistance towards renovations of Trinity Church will be given by the Happy Harvesters Class, it wa s decided during a meeting Friday nigh t at the church .. J oe Struble, retiring president of the church council, met with the class members, as did the Rev. W. H. Perrin, to discuss planned improvements including the painting of the exterior of the church and some interior renovations. The minister also repor ted on nurs ery items needed and asked for cribs, playpens and play equipment. Also discussed during the me eti ng was the planned luncheon to be staged by the class some time in the spring with proceeds to go . to the Pomer,oy Volunteer Fire Department toward the new firehouse. Struble commended the women for their help, time, talent and financial assistance, in furthering the work of the chur ch and spoke of the togetherness and cooperation of the various organizations. He said that the renovations will be taken care of this summer one at a time . In addition, Struble spoke on the tentative plans to enlist more yotmg men, 18 and up, in both the emergency and fire departments . The minister spoke to the group on the clas8's motto, ''Togetherness,'' emphasizing the need for unseUish, concerned love one for another, and the spiritual needs as well as the physical needs of others. Miss Smith, president, spoke on the widespread needs of others, gave prayer, and then led the group in singing "Blest Be the Tie that Binds." She announced that in February the Friendly Circle and the Busy Bees will be guests with Mrs. Carrie Neutz- ling, Miss Sybil Ebersbach and Mrs. Eva Dessauer to be hostesses. Thank-you cards were read from Mrs. Frances Reibel for a gift at Christmas, from Lucretia Smith on behalf of her mother, Mrs. Amanda Kasper, and Mrs . Marie Dailey for fruit , from the family of Phil Meinhar t for special kindness during his illness and death, and from the Rev. and Mrs. Perrin for a holiday remembrance . · Repor ted ill were Mrs. Ruth Massar, Mrs. N~va Seyfried and Mrs. Lillie Houck, with cards to be sent to them: and Olan Boothe, a patient at the Holzer Medical Center. A note will be sent to Mrs. Boothe for bottle caps contributed to the class. Named publicity chairwoman for the class was Mrs. Neutzling. Miss Smith appointed Mrs. Ella Smith, Mrs. Meinhart, Mrs. Neutzling, Mrs. Edith Lanning, Miss Ebersbach, Mrs. Wilma Terrell, Mrs . Clara Karr , Mrs. Eva Dessauer and Mrs. Gladys Cuckler on the ways and means committee. It was decided to serve the Gallia County Salon 612, Eight and Forty, dinner on April 4. Mrs. Rose Ginther was appointed to have the program for the February meeting. Miss Smith thanked the Rev. Mr. Perrin and Struble for mee ting with the class, and the meeting closed with Mrs. Ginther giving Irene Ha tha w'a y's " Ne w Year 's Meditation ." Refreshments were served by Miss Smith, Mrs. Ginther, vice pres ident; Mrs. Ella Smith, secretary; and Mrs. Meinhart, treasurer. Others attending were Mrs. Stella Kloes, Mrs. Clara Karr, Mrs. Ethel Williamson and Mrs. W. H. Perrin a guest. 1 Photography showing at Riverbj gallery This month's exhibit at Ri~erby , home of the French Art Colony, is most extraordinary and should attract not only those "interested in photography but all art lovers throughout the area. The colorful display of wild flowers, picturesque old trees, barns, and reflectlons in the water, is the work of Daniel Farber. Farber is a Worcester, Mass., businessman · who pursues photography as a hobby. His color prints cim be seen in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Modern Art , Library of Congress and Smithsonian Institute. Not only has he presented lectures with screen shows at international conventions of photography , Camera Council of 1969, and museums, colleges, and camera clubs but his prints of reflections on water were circulated th•oughout New England by the Education Department of th~ Bos ton Museum of Fine Arts. , F&rber's prints ---·~~l""!!'l'l':~"!"""!'-~~""'!""~\?.~_..,.,~="'"""""'-~-~...,...,.,..-,.......,.""!"1'1~1'-'.,......__."'~---~~::;-:-...,_,-!'!;:"{ ' were exhibited at the New York World 's Fair and in a State ~r··:=:=:=::·'"''''''~''*''''~,;~,~:;:,,,,,,,,,~,~,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,.;,,,,,<,,,,,$••,"",,~~:s:::::~ !tl : :'. ;':~-.:~ Fun With H l'da 5- 'J'he Da ily Sentint'l, · t held Food , ~ ~ke~ dinn?.n?.~~~~i;iary A . . ~ Boys & Girls Active Age . OH \ 40 o; /410 Reg . Price heritage house SUPER MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 10.· Sun. 10 to 10 Your Thom MeAn Store MIDDLEPORT, 0 . d Second Wo> Accevt Federal Food St11mps PHON E 992-3480 14 on college Carrying case or cabinet extra . _ honors listing 12 oz. . . ~.Q,._6'f': APPAOvE O SINOEII DEA LER BREATH Gooch , Minersville; Leland ~ 12 oz. pkg. The Fabric Shop 5 ': Ph. 992-2284 POMEROY, OHIO Norman, Minersville ; Janice D. Deem and Joan Manuel, Racine, and Jim E. Davis, Rutland. Named to the dean's merit roll with a 3.0 to a 3.5 average required were Glenda Department tour of ·Russia : American Heri tage Ma gaz in e, Popular Photography, Modern Delivery Special Photography, Saturday Review and McCalls have to 5 p.m., Sundays 1 to 5 p.m., · published his work. A photography album, Tuesdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and "Sculpture on Early Thursdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 59 N. Second Massachusetts Gravestonesu Arrangements for special MIDDLEPORT in 10 volumes, is on display in ·groups can be made by calling \ Worcester. Columbia Records 4;1.1HJ547' has used 17 of his pictures on record jackets. The more experienced ·ZENITH photographer will be interested · in reading and seeing "The COLOR TV Dye Transfer Process of Printing" whereby each picture is photographed three different times on thr ee BLACK & sepa rate sheets of film , once through a red · glass, once WHITE TV through a green one and once through blue. The interesting results are exhibited on the wall to the right, on tl1e right ' side room of the gallery. STEREO All this beauty. and culture has been brought here for residents of Gallipolis and neighboring areas to enjoy and Easy Terms! HERMAN GRATE is offered free of charge. • Free DeliVery! m -5592 MASON, w. VA. Galleries are open Satw:ct"ys I .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ . Dudley's FI<Jist • e $100 BABY FOOD 3 . IalS tor ••• IT'S ;t BED Per~anent CAT FOOD l~b.~r 89~ Employment In The Following 9~ ' EVERY D~ Y PRICE h gal. ONION RINGS RC .COLA .. Hb. bag • GRADE A lARGE EGGS EGGS doz. 49e doz. 7 9 e ~. . J TO ARRANGE AN INTERVIEW ' Choice Southem Red Ripe DAD'S ROOT BEER OR NEW DIET RITE COLA (SUGAR FREE) 8 SPORN PLANT Past Office lox 361, Now Hovon, Will Vlrglnto 2SW Tollphono: "'" c:ooleiOI 112-3111 2 quarts 3 TOMATOES BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 7:30 AM TO 4:00 PM Chocolate Milk PRODUCE DEPARTMENT PAK APPLICANTS MAY CALL ( 304\ 882-2126 (collect) 59e FAIRMONT PEE WEE 16 oz. bots. ' ••••••• MOOR 1 TUES. thru SUNDAY Although A Strike Is In Progress, The Company ·Continues To Operate The Plant. Em~ MILK POJ.ATO CHIP DIP crt. ' An Equal Opportunily Broughten's &Fairmont Throw ·Away Bottles These Jobs Provide Excellent Wages And A Benefits Program Which Includes Ufe Insurance, Medical Insurance, Disabillity Insurance , Sick Leave, Vacations, Holiday, And Retirement. ••••••••••••••••·-~~;;;;;~;;:;;ji~- box for (ONLY EXPERIENCED PEOPLE NEED APPLY) Fried Chicken lb. $ 59 larRe cans qts. MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE MASON FURNITURE BANQUET FISHER'S PEPSI $ /z gal. 1 MILK TOILET TISSUE . Pkgc ICE MILK CANNED EOON 411DI SEALTEST MILNOT CREMORA MIDDLEPORT, 0. FROZEN FOODS 3 ;. $1 KING SIZE 39e 9 LIVES cans ·Skills PH~LIP I PURITY BREAD ' Borden's Coffee Creamer • e II GERBER'S STRAINED VEGETABLE SOUP New Haven, W.Va. · SPRING BOUQUET •4.95 . CAMPBELL'S "A Trademark ol TH E SINGER CO MPANY 115 W. 2nd pkg SUPERIORS We have a Credit Pla n designed 10 fi t your budget.~"" We also have a liberallrade·in poli cy. Philip Sporn -Plant HasJob Openings For lb. lb. SUPERIORS PURE BEEF 177 •1.49 lb SU~ERIORS PORK • Sews butto nh ole'> , sews on butto m , overedge s, mend '> with out at tachme nts • Numbered tension dial, other feature s. ~ lb. lb. HOME MADE r••·------------!1111-!IIIJIII!IIIilll!lll!lll!lll---·-----------Central Operating Company's S. Lawson, Minersville; Cody Boothe, Naricy J . Thompson, Bobby Vance, Barbara Tripp, all of Pomeroy , and .Jan . Fourteen Meigs Countians Norris, Racine. have been named to the dean's honor roll and the dean's merit roll at Rio Grande College for the first quarter. Named to the dean 's honor roll with at least a 3.5 average OF required were Teresa Casci, Twila Clatworthy, John D. Gerard, Middleport; Teresa MIDDLEPORT, O: Reserve The Right To lim(t ,Quantities" SU~ERIORS Versatile ZIG·ZAG sewing machine Reg. $69.95 . lb. · 7 9¢ BRAUNSCHWEIGER ........... . 8 9¢ POLISH SAUSAGE ............ . 9 9¢ HAM SALAD .......................· 39¢ NECK BONE$......... . 8 9¢ WIENERs ................ 7 9¢ ALL MEAT WIENERS •• SINGER' SEWING MACHINES ~ ' Thom MeAn, Poll Parrot. SUPERIORS.(BY THE PIECE) $ . SHOES BAKER· FURNITURE Erma Smith, Spring Ave. ,. emi-Boneless Hams SEW &SAVE ALCW officers installed Pomeroy . . . Personal Notes ' Se lect Group features of a Mrs. Hampton presi_dthedM at beld by the the business meeting wi rs. American Legion Auxiliary of Arnold Richards giving the lf you like sharp ctieese, you'll love these "Cheese Straws". Lewis Manley Post 363 recently secreta ry's report, and Mrs. Nan Moore passed along the recipe to us after getting it from at the home of Mrs. Allen William Smi'th, the treasurer 's Mrs. Mildred McDanieJ who had made some for a circle meeting Hampton . The party scheduled report. A rehabilitation report at the Heath Methodist Church last Thursday. She sa id they are to be held before Christmas from the district conference ex tremely tasty and excellent with salads. was postponed due to the death was presented by Mrs. Sherof Mrs . c. R. young. man Butler. with Mrs. Ernest CHEESE STRAWS The Hampton home was Bowles giving a legislative I cup flow·; 2 cups grated sharp cheese ('I• pound); I tsp. decorated with can dl e report. butter or oleo; I tsp. baking powder; 'l'<lsp. of_ salt. ~rrangem~nts and a large Members exchanged gifts . .Sift flour , baking powder and salt together. Cream in the wreath ·on the front door. The butter and the cheese. Add enough water to make consistency of tabl e featured Christmas pie crust. ca ndl es . The dinner was Make low· balls. Roll ou\ and cut in strips I about the size of prepared by Mrs. Ann Moon, French Fries). Bake in hot oven about 400 degrees, 10 minutes. _assisted by other members of • TUESDAY WOMEN'S Auxil iary of Ve terans Memorial Hospital meets at 7:30p.m. in the dining room at the hospital. Hours pins to be awa rded. MEIGS Chapter, DAV, 7:30 p.m. at home on Butternut Ave . SPAGHETT I Dinner for Drew Webster Post 39, Am erican Leg ion, 7 p .m ., preceding meetin g. MEETING to plan Meigs CoWl ty participation in biA casserole on a cold night can really hit the spot and a centennia l observan ce, 1:30 recipe sure to go aver with the kids as well as the-man of the p.m ., at Rock Springs ~5J~ge house is '"Tater-Topper Chili Beef". Hall . • It's easy to prepare , inexpensive as meals go these days and FRIENDLY CIR CLE, nutritious, too! Tuesday , at Trini ty Church, ELECI'ION HELD Pomeroy. 6 p. m . potluck 'TATER-TOPPED CHIU BEEF New members were elected supper . Miss Mary F:. Chap1 medium onion, chopped ; 2 tablespoons fat or oil ; I pound to the Trinity Church Council man to hav e program . ground beef ; 2 to 3 teaspoons chili powder; I> teaspoon salt ; I SYRA CUSF: PTA, 7: 30 package (10 oz.) frozen mixed vegetables, partially thawed ; I Sunday at the annual co ngregation al mee tin g . Tuesday at the school. can 110 oz.) condensed tomato soup; 1 pound straight~ ut froze n Elected were Mrs. Keith GROUP II , Middleport First French fried potatoes; i cup shredded pasteurized process Riggs, Phil Globokar and United Presbyterian Church, American cheese ( 4 ounces). Walter Grueser. They replace 7:30 Tuesday at the home of Cook onron in fat until tender. Add ground beef and cook, Mrs. Dorothy Woodard, Harley Mrs. Harry Moore with Mrs. stirring, 'til lightly browned. Mix in chili powder and salt. Add Hendricks and Joe Struble on Joe Bailey, co' hos tess. frozen vegetables, sepa rating with a fork. Stir in tomato soup. the church council. Elected to WEDNESDAY Spoon the beef mixture into a 12x7¥..x2-inch baking dish. Put PAST PRESIDENTS, Drew frozen French fries on top. Bake at 350 degrees for 35 minutes. the board of elders were Chester Knight and Robert Webster Post 39, American Sprinkle cheese over potatoes and bake lO minutes longer. Buck. Legion Auxiliary, Wednesday, Serves 6. . 7:30p. m. at the home of Mrs. Ge r ald Wildermuth. Mrs . Leona Smith wi l1 be eo-hostess. :~::::=:::;:::::=::::~:::::=>';:<:::~:::::::::~::::::::::~:::::::: "MIDDLEPORT LITERARY . ;:;: ~~ Club, 2 p. m. Wednesday, home ~:: ~l of Mrs. Ben Philson, Racine. l~ ~f: Mrs. Emerson Jones to review ;~:: ·~:~ Officers for the American vited to join in the valentine "Canal Days in America" by :::: :·0:. Lutheran Church Wome of St. observance for the residents Paul's Lutheran Church were there. Harry Sinclair Drago. Roll call Holida y guests of Mrs. Roy At the March meeting 2 Bible installed during the church .comment is to be Ohio in Winebrenne r were· Mr. and will be conducted by study history . Mrs . Garry French, Chip and service Sunday, They are Mrs. Helen Diener, Pastor William Middleswarth. ANNUAL CONGREGA- Andy, Columbus; Mrs. Harold president; Mrs. Wilma Mees, In April the Women will assist TIONAL meeting, Middleport Weaver and Peggy, St. Louis-. F'irst United Presbyteri an ville, Ohio; Mr . and Mrs. vice president ; Mrs. Jean with the Easter breakfast, and Chur ch, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday William G. Winebrenner, Mary Braun, secretary; and Mrs. on May 3 a rummage sale will at the church. All members Ann, Paula and Becky, and Mr. Margaret Blaettnar, treasurer. be held in the fellowship hall. The annual mother.<Jaughter asked to attend. and Mrs. Thomas Weaver, Chairwomen of tho ALCW are banquet has been set for May Mrs. Lois Clelland, regatta ; REVIVAL now in progress at Syracuse. 14, and in June regatta events Antiquity Baptist Church Mrs . Freda Miller and Mrs. Mrs. Veda Davis, reception; will be carried out. through Saturday with the Rev . Juanita Spencer spent. Wed- and Mrs . Lillian Moore, The ALCW has also ordered Char les Norris, evangelist. nesday with Mrs: Spencer's publicity. Feb. 10 was set as the date materials to make symbolic Freeland Norris song leader: mother , Mrs. Edna Life, Special music each evening. · Success Road. The birthday for the organization to visit the decorations for the Christmas Freeland Norris quartet and anniversary of Mrs . Life was Meigs County Infirmary for the trees used in the church sancworship service and a social tuary. · Judy Leighty and Janice Salser observed. featured in·a duet. Miss Judy Bing, Cleveland, hour. Women of St. John 's HARRISONVILLE Lodge was the weekend visitor of her Lutheran Church will be in411 , ·F&AM, annual inspection, grandmother, Mrs. J . K. 7:30 p.m. Refreshmen ts Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. 'T'S ;t CHAIR following meeting. Thomas Kelly and children. BI-MONTHLY meeting of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Dabo TWO WIN DEGREES Meigs County Firemen's visited with Miss -Bing at· the Two Mei gs Countians · Association, 7:30 p.m. at Kelly home on Sunday. received degrees at the Dec. H Middleport Fire Department The family of Mr . and Mrs. lu·n vo·• • bed"'· nGW •fl 1 ctllirl A quarters , Charles Legar , William Righthouse were graduation at Ohio State g>UI·Iookint comft>rtlbll th•·•· VHaor president, annoWlced. together for the first time in University. They are Samuel Srtnly'l dull purpoM il!u Mnt 'j'llut CATHOLIC Women's Club of several years at Christmas. Ray Karr, Chester, a BS ~. ; ng room tn rc ' perfftCI gutn ruom. Lady of Loretta Church, Here for celebration of the degree in business adTht ch•••- in golcl. II'"" ar b!ut, Tuppers Plains, 10:30 a.m. holiday were Mr. and Mrs. ministration , and Louise Dora THURSDAY Roger (Judy ) Free and son, Michael, Minersville Route I, a CLASS 12, 7:30 p.m., at the William Roger, El Paso, Tex .; BS degree in ag ricultur e. Heath United Methodist · Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pack Church, Middleport. Mrs. L. W. (Wilma), and daughter, Heidi, McComas to have the lesson; Chillicothe. They were jOined BOOKS DEDICATED Mrs. Dianne George to give by Mrs. Bertha Righthouse. A gift of seven volumes of the devotions. Hostesses will be the Mrs. Genevieve Meinhart, writings of Mark Twain officers. Miss Ern\a Smith and Mrs . TWIN CITY Shrine Club will Edith Lanning were Sunday (Samuel Clemens) has been hold its regular meeting at the dinner guests of the home of given to Pomeroy Public . Shrine Park in . Racine. All Mayor and Mrs. Dale Smith. Library dedicated by friends to Nobles are welcome. An oyster Reuel Smith, Chesapeake, the memory ·of Marvin R. dinner will be served following visited Monday with Mrs . Spencer. the 7:30p.m. meeting. Genevieve Meinhart and Miss ..... ' , Jan. 15, t974 Guests for the dinner were Mrs. Ervin Bumgardner and Lonnie Coates. _•,~:_,'~- exchan~e were holiday party By Charl"n .. e HtJejll'"h ~ '- " I Fresh New CABBAGE oz. JAR 69e gge~ With Coupon Good Oruy at Mark 'f Ltmll I Couport Ptr Cu~Jomtr E)Cpires .saturday lb. Baby Size En21ish WALNUTS 2 lb . 2 lb. box 99~ 16 oz. bois. . sge PAK Brazil 1 lb. baR NUTS •= - J • I I . . ' ·; �.. ' · ·~""'""~' ··-"'S;~'ii:t~f'Classijieds Get R esults!r Boys oN~~~~:~~N DEADLINES 5 p M Day Before Publ c• oon Monday DeadI ne 9 a m Cancel laftOn ~ Corre cfton s @ omeroy f"' Motor c0 • 2 SIGNS Of • QUALITY wolf beDayofP.ubll ac<epled unfl l 9 am for c alton 8 REGULATIONS The Publ sher r eser \les the righ~ to edit or re tec t anv ads 1971 DODGE CORONET ' 1 Door 1 owner sma ll V 8 engine. automat•c trans • good lsi lme hrP.S, cl ean •ntertor dark blue ltmsh popular model Stb l e for more than one tn cor rect 1nser t on For Want Ad Serv1ce 5 cents per Word msert M 1n1mvm Chaone r ge S1 00 on 14 cents per word th ree consec ut1v e mse rt1on s 26 ce nts per word S IX con secu t •ve ~nsert•ons '25 Per Cen t D1 scoun t on pard ad s and ads pa1d W1th 1n 10 days CARD OF THANKS $2895 1971 CHEVROLET BLAZER 4 w h dnve 350 V 8 eng me locking frt hubs, automatic tram. power steer~ng & brakes, radiO vehic le of many uses customtnm shar pl ow':ler OBITUARY POMEROY MOTOR CO. S2 00 for 50 word m rn 1mum Ea ch add1t1onal word 3c BLIND ADS W E W I SH to express our sm cere apprec•at 1o n to Mr Geo rg e G laze M rn 1ster Rawlings Coats F unera l Home fr end s and neighbors lo r flowers cards food and ali who helped 1n anyway m the death of our be loved moth er The Verna Hysell F a mily 1 15 ltp 11 MEIG S CO F1sh & Game Assoc w1l l have a meetmg Jan 16th 7 30 at Syra cuse Club Room 1 13 41 c OR OLDER PAPER CARRIER. INCOME Tal' ~e rv 1Cf" 9 am to 5 p m Darty except Su nday even 1ngs by appomlment only Co Rd 22 off Rt 7 bypass Phone Wanda Eblin 992 2212 1 2 30t c S&G G.O.RAGE Bradbury acr oss WMPO Rad •o phone Grand open1n9 992 29 42 Monday Now through Jan 31 a V 8 tuneup S27 95 Free lube lob w1th 011 change 1 13 12tc FAST CLAIM SERVICE Ca ll Stephen C. Snowden IIAII 'UJII 55J Russell 51 (Gravel Holll DELIVER A Mtddleport, Oh1o Phone 992-7155 The II'UU lAI'ICI STATF FARM INSURANCI ( UMPANI£5 BASEMENT sale W1nter c lothing and addtt 1onal Items Monday Jan 14th through Fr •day Jan 18th 10 am till dark 572 South Third Avenue, M•ddieport Not respons ble for acCidents 1 15 2tc GUN Shoot January 12 6 p m M1le H il i Road Factory choked guns only Assorte_d meats Sponsored by Rac•ne F1re Dept 11 5 41 C Th1s could be your golden opportunoty to learn bus1ness methods, save money for clothing or college, win prozes . These and many other benefits are avaolable to deservong Sentonel carroers FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JANUARY 18th and 19th 1974 9am to8pm TRUC K LOAD SALE OF FACTORY SE COND LIV IN G ROOM SUITES THESE TWO DAYS ONLY PLU S BIG SAVING S ON OUR REGU't.AR STORE ROCK WESTERN COUNTRY ONLY & $2 50 PM FRIDAY A route moght be open in your neighborhood, to fond out . Call 992-2156 14 R1versode Dr. Athens, Ohoo Btll Wade Aucltoneer SALE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 7 PM OR FILL OUt Consognments ac cepted 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. dally, or will pay cash for your household items. AND MAIL THE COUPON PHONE 593-5035 COLLECT BELOW ------------, I CIRCULATION DEPT I THE DAILY SENTINEL I I llll 'COURT ST I POMEROY, OHIO 45769 I I I I I I I I I I PIA~p and ORGAN lessons by graduate of Cm c lnnat1 Conservatory of Mu!.1c Gerald Hoffner Phone 992 3825 I 3 12tc - ------------ -- I I I L.-------==----· 1' AGE I r Your I I I I 1---:-::=;:-::-;:---1 I I I !----:=:-- - -· I I I I I I I f - - - -- - -.I ZIP CODE I I I CITY 1------------J r Transfers MEIC<SCOUNTY OHIO IN THE MATT ER OF SE T TLEMENT OF ACCO UNT PROBATE COURT MEIGS COUN TY OH IO Accounts and vouchers of th e fotlowrng named f l dUC i art es have been f1 l ed 1n t he Probate Court. Me•gs County Oh•o for approval and sC'tl l ement CASE NO 707'21 F rrs t and F1nal Acc ount of Glen Ca ton Guard•an of tt1e Person and Estate of M chael Caton a CASE NO 20878 F rrst and F 1n a l Acc ount of Sh a ron Swartz ExecutriX of the Last Wrll and Testament of Sarah L Woode De ceased CASE NO 20803 F1rst and F mat Acc ount of Clarence Roscoe Wtse Sr Executor of the E st ate of E l• zabeth W•se Attm'an..._Deceased Unless excepl10ns are filed ther e to sad accounts will be for hear~ng before sa1d Court on the 12t h day of February 1974 lll wh 1ch trme sa1<:l accounts will be conS i dered and contrnued from day to day unt1t fmally di SPOSe d of Any person •n l erested may file wntten except1ons to satd accounts or to matters per t ammg to the execut1on of the trust not tess than f 1ve days pr~or to the date set for hear~ng M A NNING 0 WEBSTER JU DGE COMMON PLEA S COURT PROBATE DIVI SION MEIGS COUNTY OHIO IS li e 633 E MAIN B&G AUCTION • ADDRESS Property IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT PROBATE DIVISION Favonte Country Muste Stars V1s1t On THE RALPH EMERY SHOW 4:30 TO 5:30 Monday thru Fnday WM~M STEREO. 92.1 L___M_o_d_d_le.;.p_o_ri_P_om _ e_ro_;yc_ __, Oh10 Cc:~llege Basketball Records By Untied Presslnternaflonal (Through games of Jan 12) M1d Amenun Conference Conference Overall W Res1dence, commerc1al or mobtfe homes Save on parts & labor 215 N 2nd Ave Middleport Phone 992 3509 L Ohro Unp,•ers .ty 2 0 Western M•ch lgan I D Central M1Ch1gan 1 0 Toledo 1 1 Bowlmg Green 1 1 Kent State 0 2 M 1am 1 • 0 2 Oh1o Conference W L W L 7 5 7 4 7 5 9 3 7 4 6 6 4 7 W L W tttenberg 4 () 9 1 Muskmgum 4 () 8 3 Cap •tal 3 0 11 2 Marretta 2 0 6 4 Oh10 Northern 5 3 9 4 Mount Un1on 3 2 8 5 Kenyon 2 2 5 5 Demson 1 2 5 4 Otterbem 1 2 3 7 Oberlin 1 3 4 4 Wooster 1 3 7 5 H e1delberg 1 3 4 8 Baldwin Wallace 1 4 3 9 Ohto Wesleyan 0 5 0 8 Big Ten Conference Overall W L W L Purdue 3 0 10 4 2 0 10 4 Mr c hhJan W1sconsln 1 1 9 2 lndtana 1 1 9 3 Mtch rgan State 1 1 6 S Ill inois 1 1 4 s Iowa 1 1 4 7 Northwestern 1 2 6 6 Ohio State o 2 5 1 Minnesota 0 2 6 6 Hooster· Buckeye Conference Conference Overall W L W L 6 1 10 2 Defiance 4 1 13 3 Hano\ler ( lnd I 3 1 tl 3 Ear lh ~m l lnd ) 4 2 6 7 Ande"Pn { 1nd l 3 ] 5 8 Bluffton '2 4 4 7 Wilmington J Manchester ( lnd l 2 5 7 8 I 4 8 I! Taylor (lnd, l 1 s 6 6 Ftnd tay Others W L Hiram 6 1 Steubenv•lle 9 2 10 3 c.ncmnatl 9 ] Dayton • 3 Akron Ashland 8 ' 10 s Malone John Carro l l 5 3 Wr1ght State ' 8 5 7 5 Youngstown State • 6 R10 Grande 6 6 Cedarv•lle Walsh 7 10 Wtlberforce ' 6 Case Weste r n 3 5 Urbana 5 9 Clevelan<:l State ' 8 )(av•er 4 8 Central Stat e 3 7 2 9 Oh•o Dam •n•can T1ff1n 2 II Bertha M Hysell, Extrx , Mary Emma Brickles, dec to Wolham Robert Brockles, Aretta Bnckles, N '!, Lot 276, Middleport F W Wilcox, Adrta L Wolcox to Kenneth W Wolcox, Raymond L Wolcox, 9 76 Acres, 53 75 Acres , 48 31 Acres, Rutland Harry Marvon McGufhn, dec'd to Dorothy L McGuffon, Steven McGuffon, Debra McGuffon, Cert of Trans , Moddleport John G Sauvage, Ann Sauvage, Garland Weaver, Elizabeth Weaver to Vollage of Pomeroy, Lot, Pomeroy. Franklm Real Estate Co to OhiO Power Co., Coal 85 Acres, Columbta Franklm Real Estate Co to Ohio Power Co , 156 50 Acres Coal, Pomeroy Eugene H French, Catherone P -French to Eugene H French , Catherone P French, Lot, Middleport Okey R Van Meter, dec to Mae Van Meter, aka Hannah May Van Meter, James Robert Van Meter, Doris Ruppenthal, Lucolle Ridenour, Ross Van (lleter, Ruby Van Meter, Merle L Evans, Lebanon Ross Van Meter, dec. to Lou1se Van Meter, Louise Gluesencamp, Shorley Jean Van Meter Theoss, Linda Lou Van Beter Batley, Nicki Dawn Van Meter, Lebanon For Sale 1970 OPAL Rally '2 900 mlles $900 phone 667 3652 1 13 3t c SA LT FOR ICE AND SNQ\. Rock salt for townsh1ps towns and busmesses In bulks and bag s for Ice and snow EKce ls ror Salt Works Phone 992 3891 ll l ltfc On Most Amencan Cars Painting A Specialty -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992-2094 DITCHING SERVICE Water Lmes and Power Lmes All work done by the foo1 or contract Also dozer work and sephc tanks 1n slalled See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 -7089 N1ght 992-3525 or 992-5232 . DOZER and back hoe work ponds and sept1c tanks d1t ct11ng service , top so li , fill d irt lim es tone , B& K Ex. cavat1ng Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 I 9ltfc NE IGLERS for bulld•ng houses and k1tc:hen cabtnets Call Guy Ne.gler Racine Ohto 949 3604 12 20 26tc 7 30 - To Tell The Trulh 6 New Price Is Roghl 8, 10 Beaf The 1 Clock 13 RFD 20 Holly wood Squares 3 World of Su r vlva l 4 8 00 - War and Peace 20 33 Adam 12 3 4 15 Happy Days 6 e Pomeroy Home & Auto Area's Most Rea sonable Pnce s Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam , Pomeroy , 0 Catch 33 33 10 30 - TAo Cho Ch uan 33 News J 4 8, 10 13, 15 , Janak I 33 30 - Johnny Car son 3, 4 15 Su1 c 1de Cl ub6 13 News B 10 12 00 - Mov1 es 'The last Rebe l 8,' The Stra nger Wore A Gun 10 WED{'IESDAY, JAN. 16 1974 Slory ll 6 35 - Co lumbus Today 4 6 45 - Farmt1 me 10 Mormng Repor t 3 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 , CBS News 8 10 F armer s Daug hter 13 P1xanne 6 7 30- Nr Zoo Revue6 Rocky & Bullwmk le 13 8 00 - New Zoo Revue 13 Sesa me Sf 33 Cap t Kangaroo B ru Jeff' s Colli e 6 8 30 - D~ek Van Dyke 1J Brady Bun ch 6 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul Duc:on 4 Fr~endly Jun ct1on 10 AM 3 Abbott & Cos tello 8 Ph 1t Donahu e 15 Movt e 'The Fem a le T r ap 13 W1id Wild West 6 Cover to Cover 33 9 30 - Secret Storm 8 To Tell the Truth 3 9 55 - Chuck Whtte Reports 10 10 00 - Dmah Shore 3 15 Joker s Wtld 8 10 Company 6 DICK SEYLER, Owner Phone 992 2799 Kerr Street Pomeroy Oh1o POMEROY HOME & AUTO A&A HEATING INSTALLING AND 992 -2094 606 E. Maon Pomeroy 10 30 - $10,000 Pyramod8 10 Jeopardy 3,4, 15 OFFICE SUPPLIES REPAIR 11 00 - Gamb1t 10, 8 Password 13 Wtzard of Odds J 4 15 M1k e Douglas 6 11 30 - Hollywood Squares 3, 4 15 love of Life 8, 10 Brady Bun ch 13 11 55 - CBS Ne ws 8 Dan I m el's World 10 t2 00 - Password 6 Bob Brauns .SO 50 Club 4 News 13 News 8 10 Jackpot• 3 15 12 30 - Search for Tomorrow 8 10 , Sp l 1t Second 6. Baffle 3, 15 and Res1dence and Mobile Homes FURNITURE PHONE 843-2341 C BRADF OR D AuctiOneer Complete ServiCe Phone 949 3821 Racme Oh10 Cntt Bradford .5 1 He EXCAVATING dozer, loader and backhoe work sept1c tanks mstalled dump trucks and lo boys for hire Will haul fill d1rt top sotl limestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n1ght phone 992 3525 or 99'2 5232 6 00 - Sunns e Sem1nar 4 Sacr ed Heart 10 6 15 - Ur ban league 10 Folk L1tera ture 3 6 20 - Farm Repor t 13 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - Ftve M1nutes to L1v e By 4 News 6 B1ble Answers 8 The We Stnp Patnt , Varm shes , etc from Furmture Ant1ques Modern Meta Is We buy Anhques, Collec hbles, etc P1ck up Serv1ce Avatlable Pomeroy Ph 992 2174 Stop In and See Our Floor Dosplay. 12 45 - E leclrlc Company 33 12 55 - News J 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Cho ldren 6 1l Nof For Women Only 15 BUILDING const ru c tion , remodel1ng and room ad d 1t1 on s Also , profeSSIOnal floor sandmg and refmtshmg Phone 949 3833 1 15 6tc Concentration 8 Afternoon Playbreak 6, 13 2 00 - Days of Our L1ves 3, 4, 15 Gu1d1ng l 1ght 8 10 , New lywed Game 6, 13 2 30 - Doctor s 3, 4, 15 Edge of N1ght 8, 10 G1rlm My l1fe 6 13 3 00 - Another World 3 4 15 Genera l Hospttat 6 13 Prtce Is TEAFORD Vr~-q•l Grolloth 8 Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyle 13 Bever ly Hollbllloes 8 5 30 - B . T 1 ,d!Jrd St Hodgepodge lodge 20 Tra1ls West 15 Gi lli gan 's Island 6 5 55 - Earl N1ghtmgale 15 Brok· ·• 6 00 - News l 4 8. 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesame Sl 20 Per 110 Mech,llll( SI1Ptol Potnl'r oy, Oll1o iS/69 sonailty and Beha v 1oral Development JJ Truth or Con sequences 6 6 30 - News J 4 6 8 10,15, Hogan's Heroes 13 7 00 - What s My L1ne 8 Truth or Conseq 3 Beat the Clock 4 A nyth1ng You Can Do 13 Elec Co 20 News 10,6 Know Your NEED A new ce1 11ng or room paneled or 1nter.or pan t 1ng" Call Richard Wilt, 992 '2889 12 18 26tc Schools 33 7 30 - To Tell fhe Trufh 6 Sale of lhe Century 8 The Judge iO Beat the Clock 13 Poli ce Surgeon 3 On the Mon ey 4 An hques 20, Ep1sode Adton 33 8 00 - Sonny & Cher 8, 10 Bill Boyer s Journal 20 33 , Chase 3, WIN AT BRIDGE Checking for 4-card'majors NORTH • AQ64 '52 • 106 3 oftK 1072 WEST for Sale .JS West CO-OP COUNTRY SQUIRE 120 ALL SIZES IN STOCK Let Us lnsloll Now! •&-- DA\'TON, Ohoo (UP!) _) SUPER SERVICE SYA Dayton University,ranked 20th Jack w--:cliiey, Mgr. In the UP! major college poll Ail Phone 992-9932 last week, r~gistered its loth L---------c--:::' Victory 10 13 outings Monday EXCELSIOR Sail Works. E nlgl)t With a 74-59 romp over Moln st , 1Pomeroy All kinds Loyola (Ill ). The Flyers were · of sail water pellets, water nuggets, block salt and own led by Mike Sylvester, who Ohio Rfyer S•lt Phone 992 ropped the nets for 23 points to , 3891 6 s tfc take game scormg honors. ___ _ - - - - - -- - - I COAL F0R SALE JAYMAR COAL COMPANY MEIGS & GALUA STATE ROUTE THE LINE 7 AT CHESHIRE OPEN 7 AM TtLL 6 30 PM 5 DAYS A WEEK PHONE9925693 1 14 5tc CLOSE OUT on new z,g Zag Sew.ng Machines For sew1ng stretch fabr~cs buttonholes fancy des1gns , etc Pamt sl•ghtly blemtshed Choice of carry1ng case or sew rng stand S49 80 cash or terms available Phone 992 2iB4 T-14 lfc ELECTROLUX Sweeper deluxe model Complete Wtth al i cleaning attachments and uses paper biiQS Slightly used but cleans and looks new Will se ll for $37 25 cash or terms ava1l8ble Phone 992 2984 1 U tfc 1972 KS Chevy Bllzer . 4 wheel drl\le, 4 speed transmission , blue w•th Whtte removable top ' Ali new 10 IS new tires , eM.cellent cand1t10n Call 992 72<10 after 4 p rn 1 10 6tc SPACIOUS bl Level and Split level homes are now under constru ction on c 1ty water and sewer Many deluxe features lncludmg a~r con dfltonmg Best financing a\C&IIable Other type homes •n d1fferent areas on F H Adm frnancmg w1th- no down payment Call collect (837 6540) or wrtle IO MEIGS DEVELOPMENT . P 0 Box 33 Middleport , Ohto 45760 1 9 ttc W Uloloty Noce lol ASKING $10,000 00 MIDDLEPORT MODERN BUILDING wolh busmess room & apartment 3 BR I Lots of closets). 1'/2 baths, Dtnmg room, N1ce k1fchen Hardwood f loors (carpeting over). Atr cond Gas Hot Water Heat up and down 2 garages BUY A HOME, OWN SOME OF THE BEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD: THE GOOD OLD USA HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992-2259 If no answer 992 2568 ------'----- - --- 111ccuf the Mell1t 2 La Son nambu la hero me J Pitchm en, 5 Proof r cadan g mark S h e ll ~ 10 bullets etc for 11 Depressed 12 C...:om example (2 wd~ l 4. On a wummg m utton 13. Sagactou.s 14 Palc ~ tm streak 1a n plam 5. Expense 15 Aglow 16 Dcsll oy the m std e of \1 depth the hu mamltcs 7 Zachary 15 ~I ' Old (3 "ds) 8 Inlet Ith kqt 01 23 II m.m g 24 Cargo With Wo1d Wh ai 11 New Eng val to 9 G. One of Taylor's nu:knam c 19 It aruan ru ler Yesterday's Answer babJ cs do 17 Hob m s land sta t e Hcfrmn dcrnck m old 25 l'clohly 28 Zo la songs 29 Tested 18 Roger or VIctor 19 Hulloc k 22 Pla yed th e p 1tc h 31 Convm ce 34 Com pete 35 Be \~ell - for tlmc of port Wcoght d lowanrc 22 I OIII CO 23 Gm ns,1y 24 Clu ef alti <!elton 25 Germ 27 Harness rtng perhaps psychotoc husband loke the Navy needed Tony So hand hom YOUR dishonorable doscharge - a separatoon , woth dovorcc pendmg, unless (or maybe "eve n of 'I he consents to see a 31 Hnbe 32 Down 30 Wap1t1 under bord 33. Ear ly lunch hour 35. P1cn1c Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each ~uare, to form fou r ordinary words. spOiler 36 In poonl of fact 37 Wastm g ttmc 38 Ford family member under the sogn of Caprocorn Amerocan Negro leader Marton Luther King was born Jan I5, 1929 On thos day m h1story In 1870, a cartoon done by Thomas Nasi appeared on Harper 's Weekly woth a donkey symbohzmg the Democratic party for the hrst tome The symbol stuck I [ . DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's ho" to work it· II I tFARITYb j ( SNORPI~ ~ Is I I I T he N 1ght St alk er ' 6 13 8 30 - Confl octs 20. 33 I CRYPTOQUOTES X ~ ......:..:.:Prilt=lllt=IUI=.PIII!I=-AIISWIII==Ilen.:.--~1 [ I I I I I 9 9 10 10 11 11 00 - Cannon 8 10 Mov1 e Some Kmd of a Nut 3 4, 15 30 - Mov•e Scren mnfthP Wolt ' 6 13 OO--Ko1ak 8, 10, News 20 How Do Your Ch 1ldren Grow' 33 30 - Cancer l1fe or Dea th 33 00 - News 3 4, 6, 8 10 13 15 Jana k 1JJ 30 - Johnny (arson 3 4, is H1 Ho, Ste11enno 1 6 13 M ov•es The N1ght D1gger" 8 Pr: 1vate Potte r 10 1 00 - Tomorrow 4, News 3. 200 - News4 ._I IJ (A.a.wer. 1o1110rrow) Ye1terd1y'• AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter Simply stands for another In this sample A ts used for the three L's X for the two 0 s etc Smgl e l etters apostrophes, the l ength and fonnahon of the words are all hmta Each day t he code letters are d11Terent Now arranre the drcled letten lo form the aurprlae &nlwer, u :==;:=~~;==:;'.d;::::'__:'"~"e'ted by the above cartoon. Jumble" APPLY \ Anawer1 Sufi PEONY WEAKEN OBLIGE drmkl on/11 tlerved an thi3 v.h1cle- THE "WAGON" JDBHRWT YP AWHJDL HAR IRYl C R VYX HAJDF 'wQR GWQEWFRQB, AWHR HAR WIIRHJHRB WDT TJBYQTRQ Jn VYXQ YGD BYXC GAJ OA WQR HAl: OWXBRB YP GWQ . -HAYEWB ERQHYD Yesterdoy'a Cryptoquote: WHEN TWO DOGS FIGHT LET THE THIRD KEEP HtS DISTANCE -RUSSIAN PROVERB <C lfn.( Ktn• lPaatam Svndlea~. Ine) 11'1 THIS AFTERHOON H HE J OSl DIED OF FOOD POISONtNG 1 EAST .972 'K943 • Q75 oft653 North East South z• PUr E!2: THERE YOU Pass OVER GROWN HOOK N05 ED BAeOON r o;EN$-E KE E PS TELLING ME · IF BANZAI? HERE THE BORN LOSER r s BRurus, C1< lli'6SE n 1 play a part score, game or slam The Stayman convention allows you to fond 4-4 maJor suot fots North's two club 1S at;~ example of thos conventoon The bod does not show cli.obs It merely ask.s partner t~ bod a four card major suot or:he has one •South does have one and bids two spades North raoses roght to the spade game and South proceeds to make his c 9 ntract woth an overtrock by drawong trumps, knockong o~t the ace of clubs and eventually losong the heart trock South would also make three notrump because the enemy hearts dovode 4·4, but spades os the roght spot The boddong has been • W~sl North Ea&l t+ Pass Pass 1' Pass SWITCH TO AN 15 South l+ ? I •You, South hold ' I, ALLEY OOP FOO%V! j GLORY BE!! LOOK AT THAT PURW KITTY CAT OUT 't'ONOER !1 •K J 6 5 \'2 +A Q 10 6 5 +K 4 3 What do Y,OU do now? A - Bid one &pad< This bid lo a one round rorce Your hand II " .. 0 not qulle slroilg' enoiiJlh to jump to two tpades: ' TODAV'SQUESTION ~ou bid one spade and your partner rebidS one notrump. 1 Wftat do you do now? j::~ R BE HIN O Z ' is not working properly in your trailer •or home ... MEAt<J M'-1 COM MO,; CAN DISASTER 1 CNEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I IF YOUR OIL FURNACE RUTLAND,O . DOWN ur song L, U AND MU Make tl 'No JOke 1" You need a dangerous, nnmature, mtnes whether you want to " PH. 742-4211 39 Colored 2G N arratl v( The openong notrump os a pocture bod It descrobes a hand woth a defonote poont count The standard os 16·18 but more omportant ot de· scr obes a hand woth a bal· anced pattern To get best value from your notrumps the hand pattern should be 4·3-3·3 4·4·3·2 or 5-3-3-2 Smce' the notrump 1s a pic ture bod ot os possoble to de· velop very effective methods of respondong to it Woth a balanced hand you somply add your poonts to your partner's The total deter- 11h story RUTLAND FURNITURE ACROSS 1. Johnny BE CALL STEREO RADIO , am fm , 8 track tape combinatJon , 4 way spea-ker sound system Balance $102 66, or use our budge! terms Call 992 3965 1 11 li e The ocal truth IS - he was AWOL from the Navy whenlmet hom, hos folks are still a love, and ot was probably a bocycle gang, not motorcycle, as he's four years yotmger than he sa td He never went to V1etnam, and now has a dishonorable discharge I could for gove these hes, of he dodn 't keep telling them He spends money hke water and says he got oobbed He won't keep a JOb and I'm afraod to leave the baby woth hom so I can 't work He has a wold temper A Navy psychoatnst saod he has homocodal tendencoes and I heloeve that, because he's almost kolled me thre e limes He has also threatened to heat up Mom and Dad of they don 't govc us more money They' re already practically supportmg us Onl) tomes he s happy are when he's bought somethmg new and expensove and then he s hke a lottie kod woth a toy He bought a new car a month ago for a small trad e~m and b1g payments (over three years) He'lllose oland then he'll beat me up agaon He's mea n to the baby, he never takes us anywheoe All he thmks about os sex, and sevcral llmes he's kocked us out, but ask.s us back roght away Oh yes, he's constantly )Oktn g about dovorce - at least I I HINK he's JOkmg What can I do ' - LOST UNDECIDED AND MIXED UP By Oswald & James Jacoby frame J BR with closets Bath, Gas furnace , Carpeted Paneling, Porch, Basement LP GAS FURNACE 4 I S Mov1 e by THOMAS JOSEPH twace Today 's Alma Me By United Press Inlernational Today iS Tuesday , Jan 15, the 15th day of 1974 With 350 to follow The moon 1s m 1ls last quarter Tehnocally there os no mornmg star The evenmg stars are Mecury, Venus, Mars and Saturn Those born on this date are ~ INT. Real Estate For S31e house , extra ntce locatton on new by pass Rt 7, IS mmute dr1ve to the Gavtn Plant and ten mmute dri\le to Pomeroy Extra large lot can be-vacant at once Can see by appomtment Call anytime after 3 p m 247 12163 1 11 Stc Tom T Hall, the country musoc wroter who 's good for about one fm e song a year, has one out called "I Love," which enumerates the thongs he does It got me thonkong about thmgs "e love, and how many of them are deceptovely somple. ordinarv bots and poeces of hvmg For example I love the warm feehng of gettmg up late on weekends far more tha n any of my famoly reahzes Weekdays, I'm the forst to arose, and ot's lonely But to awake on a Saturday and fond the household already on full motoon os some thong hard to put onto words - but so dehghtful I lo\ e the spmt of calm that pervades the houses of my mother and my wife's parents They're qu ote doffeoent, but there IS the sa me sense of serenoty and acceplance of hfe 's lot which warms and comforts I love dark and stormy mghts - of I'm not traveling next day I love the d1ffeoent way each of my daughters says " Daddy " I love The Sportong News, published by , for ar.d about spor t nuts I love qwet Saturday rughts, which has the best televosoon of the en llre week I love the faothfulness of m) son, J on, who never lets more than a few days go by wothout wntong or calhng hos parents from his slatoon woth the Navy (The ph one bills aren't so pleasant, though ) !love memoroes of the huntong trops li'Sed to go on, With my father and uncles at forst, and later all by myself, or woth some froends- and thos IS strange , because I haven't fored a gun at an anomal on 20 years !love Cleveland Amory, the greatest debunker on TV trope on the world, on his TV Goode revoews (I also love him because he agrees that "Pollee Story" os a hne sen es, and I love NBC for keepmg ot ahve ) I love watchm g Pete Rose play baseball I love the wave of compassoon my wife feels for pets and ammals, and the marvelous, miracul ous way t he ammals seem to sense her concern I love phone calls from old pohtocal cronoes I love hsterung to Chet Atkons oo Charlie McCoy or Floyd Cramer or Boots Randolph, very softly, JUSt before I go to bed each mght I love October That's JUSt a small, q very small sa mpling , of my lost What would you mclude on yours' Bap I wa sn I popu lao on high school and dreaded beong an old ma1d so when Tony ca me along I thought he w(1s the answer to my l oneliness I was 18 when we mat n ed and om baby arnved fi ve months later I gradually found out everytlung he told me was a he He saod Ius fath eo "as on Mafia and when hos motheo left hom he had her and Tony's three sosters kotled He sa od tha t set hom off, and he was m a btke ga ng fOT four yea rs, a drug addu.:t, and was shot three limes Then after that he reformed and went to 'Nam where he was almost kalled, but was com mended fm bravery TIMOTHY;> ITS M E ~ .JAfiET ' THAT ACTOR BO'f THf'l' 6RO..IGI1 T Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Openong lead - Q\' ---- - ----- ---- 7 ROOM A Pnrtratt or Manta I M1sery I LUMU So long aS Tony keeps gettong whatever he wanls from ) OU and your parents, he'll conhnue as chllctish and cruel as he ts now Develop a backbone - and don't take any more abuse 1 You needn't pay all your hfe for a moslake made at 18 1 m sure your folks woll stand by untol you can make a new hom e fo r yourself and the baby - SUE Both vulnerable Auto Sales POMEROY - H Generation Rap By Helen and Sut• Bottcl BY PAUL CRABTREE psyduatro st - HELEN iS 'QJi08 3 J982 oftA84 SOUTH IDI .Ki083 'A 76 + AK4 oftQJ9 Pets For Sale SINGER sewing machines 1972 model in beaut1ful walnut cabinet Makes des1gn st 1f ches, zig zag , buttonholes, blind hems, etc Like new Only $89 95 Call Ravenswood 273 9521 or 273 9893 after 5 oo 12 7 lfc ,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,:;:;:;:;:::.;:,:.,·:;:·:::::<,:.,:,:,::::::::::::::::·:::·:::·:·:·:··>':·:···,:·::••:<'<:··:··«· .;•••;... ····:· ·=<::: ,.---,-T.....-H_/_N_6_,S Roghf 10 RFD 20 3 30 - One L1fe to LIVe 13, 6 , Paul Donahue 4 M a tch Game 8 How To Surv1ve A Marr~age 3, 15 Volcano 20 4 00 - Mr Cartoon J Somerset 15 Sesame St 20 33 . Love, Amer1can Shyle 13 Speedrace r 6, Hazel 8 MO\I Ie 'Ch1na Venture' 10 4 30 - Green Acres 3 Bonanza 15 TBA -4 ABC Afterschool Special 6, 13 Lucy Show 8 5 00 - Mr Roger s 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Gr~ffm 4 Andy Real Estate For Sale DOZER work land c learmg by the acre hourly or con t ra ct, farm ponds, roads, et c Large dozer and operator w1th over 20 years exper~ence Pull1ns E xc avatmg Pomeroy Ohto Phone 992 2-478 1219tfc • Secret Storm 10 1 30 - 3 On A Mafch 3, 4, 15 As lh e World Turns 8, 10 ABC WIL L tr.m or cut trees and shrubbery Also c l ean out basement s att.cs etc Call 949 3221 or 7-4 2 4441 1 2 26t c 2 11 tfc Tom or r ow 3, 4, New s 13 News 4 1 00 2 00 - "STRIPPERS" SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. 1-Jew s l'O • 'l 00 l Dick's Hoard House From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Rad1ator to the smallest Heater Core Nathan B1ggs Rad1ator Spec1ahst 1l , Maude 8, 10 30 - Hawa1 1 F1v e 0 8 Lumberjack 1n Alaska 10 Ha na cek. 3 4 15 Mov•e Mrs Su ndan ce 1 6, 13 9 30 - NBA All Slar Game 8 10 10 00 - Marcus We l by MD 6, 13 Po11ce Story 3 4 L Open 8 Tll5 All work guaranteed •• I· TUESDAY. JAN 15.1974 '5.55 llncolnH•II Pomeroy, O ~og 6 00 - ABC News 13 Sesa me St 20 Lets Tra\le l 33 New s J 1 Truth or Consequences 6 News 8 10 15 ~ 30 - News 6 8 10 Hogan c Heroes 13 NB C New s 3 4 IS Your Future Is Now 33 7 00 - What's M y lm e 8 Dusty 's Tra!l 13 Electr•c Co 20 Truth or Co nsequences 3 Beat th e Cl ock 4 News 6, 10 Ca l l of the West 15 Marco Sportllle 33 ACRES - In Moddleporf on 0 DELL Al1nement work can be dane by appointment only at Route 7 Loop EKcelle!lt for present t1me , due to Illness rn housmg or bus1nes s family Phone for ap WARM - 3 n•ce s1ze bedrooms pomtment 74'2 3232 steam .heat w1th gas bo•ler 11 25 tfc Modern kttchen d1sposal , 2 AUTOMOBILE Insurance been NEW SET of encylopedlas over cancelled " Lost your G & E Appliance Rej;latr Phone laz y susans, was her and dryer 100 hard backed g_ovel books operators l •c ense Call 992 and garage at th e shop 992 3802 or 949 2 porches never been usecf;'" 5 000 BTU 7429 4254 REDUCED westmghouse a1r condlt•oner 6 15 tfc 12 30 26tp TUPPERS PLAINS - 5 rooms. , pracl1cally new sew1ng mce bath , automatiC heat mach•ne and qu 1te a few SEWING MACHINES Reparr READY MIX CONCRETE Garage and one acr e Onl y m•scellaneous 1tem s Phone ser\11ce all makes 992 2284 d e i1ver ed nght to your $8500 00 9n 5968 The Fabr.c Shop Pomeroy protect Fast and ea sy Free I 10 5tc 3 bedrooms Authonzed Smger Sales end est1 mates Phone 992 3284 SYRACUSE serv1ce we Sharpen Sc 1ssors Goeg tem Ready M t x Co , w1th closets, bath, furnace 3 29 ti C LOSE we1ght With New Shape garage and n1ce lot Mtddleport Ohto Tablets and Hydrex Wat er 6 30 t fc CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND P 11t s at Dutton Drug 1n ----- ----....,------- - Large yard for prtvacy 2 Midd leport & Nelson Drug SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED bedrooms. wash e r dryer and 1 15 3tc REASONABLE rates Ph 446 mosf furnolure Only $7 500 00 4782, GalliPOl iS, John Russell HAVE all your upholstery REDUCED - 6 room frame on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WE Owner and Operator needs Burlap den1m. JANUARY 18TH & 19TH S 12 ffc level lot Back porch, garage cambric foam glue zippers , 1974 9am toBpm TRUCK w1th ut 1llty m town $3500 00 tackmg str1p, sprrngs and SEPTIC TANKS LOAD SALE OF FACTORY AROBIC clips, Ch ipboard , button SECOND LIVING ROOM SEWAGE SYSTEMS SELL ING REAL ESTATE IS A twine , sewing thread leg s, SUITE S THESE TWO DAYS CLEANED, REPAIRED LOT OF TROUBLE AN upholstery books, dacron, ONLY PLUS BIG SA VINGS MILLER SANITAT I ON SWERING THE PHONE. webbing spnng twme tac ks. ON OUR REGULAR STORE STEWART OH 10 PH 662 GETT ING THE PROSPECTS welt cord cotto n , sw 1vel STOCK, PLUS 10 PCT OFF 3035 bases and foam , foam, foam ON ALL UPHOL STERY 10 4 tfc TO SEE. AND ADVERTISING Pomeroy Recovery. 622 East IS HIGH CALL US AND LET SUPPLIE S AND FABR IC S 8 Main Street, Pomeroy Phone SEPTIC TRACK TAPES , GOSPEL TANKS cle aned VIRG DO IT 992 7554 ROCK COUNTRY & Modern San .tat1on 992 3954 or '12 23 26tc WESTE,RN ONLY9AM TO 992 7]49 8 PM FR IDAY AND 10 23 tfc SATURDAY, JANUARY 18th VACUUM Cleaners new 1973 Model Complete w tth all & 19th POMEROY FOR elec tr.cal plumbtng , ana cleanmg toots Small pa1nf RECOVERY 622 E MAIN remodellng work Ca ll 943 damage 1n Shipping W111 take STREET POMEROY 2341 tor FREE ESTIMATES $27 cash or budget plan PHONE 992 755.4 1 11 26tc ava1table Phone 992 2984 1 15 4tc 12 18 tfc 1971 12 X 60 REBEL mob 1le 1973 ZIG home lot 100 x 200 1949 Ford PAINT DAMAGE ZAG SEW ING MACHINES AKC Toy Poodle Pupp1es, p1ckvp truck runs good Still m ong1na1 cartons No Phone 667 3347 S75 00 S1amese K1ttens, SlS attachments needed as our I 15 61p Phone 1 256 6247 controls are bu11t In Sews 1 10 26tc wtth 1 or 2 needles, makes 9 FT X 12 FT gold and brown buttonholes, sew on buttons AKC Cairn Terrlors, 6 weeks O\lal bra1ded rug, S30 500 mon...ograms, and blind hem bates m •xed hay SOc a bale old Male and female 608 E. stitch Full cash price S38 50 Phone Chester 985 3333 Champ1on lme $100 Phone or budget plan ava1iable MAIN 9.tl9 46()9 1 15 31C Phone 992 2984 1 10 SIC 1218tfc POMEROY, 0. PROPE~TY sold' Save now an auto parts. all stock must go' SINGER Automatic Z1g Zag MIDDLEPORT - Trail er Over 1/ i off on anythmg In Sew1ng Machines. 1n sew1ng space and Home 4 yard we havet 390 Ford & table Makes buttonholes , bedrooms Bath Cellar & Mercury motors S30 383 & 318 1973 DUSTER 318 Phone 992 sews on buttons, blind hems Garage Severa l lot s 1n 7631 Dodge & Plymouth motors etc Top notch condition Pay eluded MAKE AN OFFER S30 6 cyl Chevrolet motors S51 or terms avatlabte Phone 1 15 7fc S25 late model auto and std TUPPERS PLAINS 992 2984 t ransm ISS1ons from S10 to 540 12 19 lfc MUST SELL - MOVING 13 14 1S" wheels, all kmds $2 J n1ce BRs, large closets Complete front ends 525 See GROCERY buslnP.ss for sale Lo\lely bath K1fchen has lots Paul Baird at Pauls Auto B..ulid1ng for sale or lease DESIRABLE two bedroom of cabmets, Range and Oven Parts Rt 7 by pass or Phone house m Middleport ready to Pt10ne 773 5618 from 9 30 p m Ut1llty room J yrs old 1h 446971.1 oc cupy Call 992 5310 to 1<1 p m for appomtment acre $16,000 00 1 9 6tp 3 20 ti c 12 3<1 26tc HAY FOR sa l e 400 bales $75 pe r bale M1 x ed clo\ler , alfalfa and orchard grass Pho?le 985 3808 1 13 3tp International Hockey League Standmgs By United Press lnternat•onal North w 1 t pts gl ga Muskegon 24 25 4 52 145 125 Toledo 19 22 1 39 144 157 Saginaw 19 23 1 39 178 168 F I tnt 17 25 2 36 137 154 Port Huron 14 26 1 29 113 141 South w 1 t pts gf ga Des Momes 2S 14 2 52 168 144 Davton 2'2 19 3 47 153 140 Columbus 22 '21 2 46 178 174 FOAMfofiliYOUroldCouchand Fort Wayne 22 19 0 4o4 141 154 ct1air cuShi on s as low as Monday's Results 510 95, Upholstery books only (No games scheduled) SOc, 4 Inch covered foam Today's Games mattresses for standard size (No games scheduled) bed $29 95 Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Main American Hockey Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 Leagye Standings 12 23 26tc By Untied Press Internal tonal North UPHOLSTERY Fabr ics by the w I t pts gf ge yard 54 Inches w1de as low as New Haven 25 12 7 57 170 127 $1 95 per yard, velvets as low Prov1dence 23 17 6 52 199 138 n 53 .45 , Imported velvets , Rochester 21 11 7 49 151 128 $9 95 We also have nylon, No\l a Scotra 19 16 8 46 137 122 Herculon . cotton pr~nts. Boston 15 24 4 34 129 155 \llnyls and remnants by th e Sprrngfteid 9 20 9 27 117 15A yard or by the p1ece Pomeroy South Recovery, 622 East Main w 1 t pts gf ga Street Pomeroy Phone 992 Hershey 22 12 8 52 176 125 755.tl C1nC1nnat t 21 13 5 47 139 127 12 23 26tc Baltimore 21 15 3 45 138 126 Ja ck sonv•lle 16 '24 3 35 125 164 V trg•n•a 13 23 4 30 115 151 It's Snow Tire Time! Richmond 9 27 A 22 97 175 Mond1y 's Results (No games scheduled ) Today•s Games R ~ehmond illt Balt1more Sprmgf1eld at Boston Rochester at Nova Scotia Posillve Slop and Go In Mud Cmcinnal• at Virg1nta &Snow (On ly games scheduled ) FLYERS WIN y s op ,. EXPERIENCED Meigs KOSCOT KOSMETIC S & W IGS we h cwe the prodl: ct on hand and we del1ver to you per sonally Helen Jane Brown 9925113 12 30 tf c AND NOTICE Otl shortage 01l land for lease m Southern Oh10 tnqu1re to George Newberry P 0 Box 1485 Yuma, Ar~zona 8SJ64 1 15 3tc 5 ROOM apartment w1lh bath and OIL SALES & SERVICE HOGG & ZUSPAN POMEROY, 0. SATURDAY JANUARY 18th and 19th POMEROY RECOVERY OF F ICE rooms for r ent on 2nd floor of Coats building over Dutton s Drug Stor e Call 992 3641 or 992 5141 1 4 12tc GAS .,. JS> DAILY SENTINEL (1) 2 bedroom FU RNI SHED Middleport apartment Phone 992 3874 12 28 tr c B Ph . 99 2 5271 WOOD TRUSSES EACH FREE COFFEE AND DONUTS OPEN 9 AM TO 8 ST , POMEROY PHONE 99'2 7554 1 15 4tc I WANTED IN POMEROY PHONE 992-2156 STOCK PLUS 10 PCT OFF ON ALL UPHOLitPTERY SUPPL IE S AND FABRICS 8 TRACK TAPES GOSPEL For years, The Sen tinel has. helped young people develop the attributes and talents whoch spell success 1n adult life NAME PAPER CARRIER m~nor Daily Sentinel I I WANTED BABYSITTER Phone 992 3645 LI V IN G ROOM suites 1n 1 1J 3tc modern and M ed 1terra nean sty l es Your cho 1ce of co lors NEED woman to liv e m and 1n \lei vets or nylon w th take mothers pla ce of 2 Sc otchgard Only S279 9S children 1n a new respe c table Pomeroy wh1i e they last home You may also have I Re covery ~22 E Mam Str ee t c h1ld of your own Phone 99'2 Pomeroy Phone 99'2 7554 2536 1 10 ate 1 8 He BE A SLEE PIN G room ove r w•n e store •n Pomeroy Referen ce r equir ed Ca ll 99'2 5293 1_ 10_ tfc _...!_ _ ________ __ Wanted To Buy THE Notice AND COOLING HO USE on Rout e 7 1 • mile south of Eastern Htgh Sc hool 5 rooms and bath See or call Paul Ka rr Chester Oli10 9BS A U SED galvantzed or 3538 a lu m •num roo f •ng any l 13 3t c length Phon e '1. 41 noo 1 13 3tc 3 A ND 4 ROOM turn shed and OLD lurn1tur e oak t able s unfurn iShe d apartments ASK US ABOUT cl ocks ICe box es bra ss beds, Phone 992 5434 PRE-FABRICATED d1shes or complete 4 12 lf c househo lds wr.te M D M 1ll er , Rt 4 Pome roy Oh o PRIVATE meetmg roo m for ca ll 992 6271 any organlzat•on phone 992 5 13 tf c 3975 3 11 tf c CASH pa1d far all make s and models of mobile homes Bu1ltto Your 'Specs PhonP area code 61 4 423 953 1 3 ROOM turn shed hou se W1lh bath Adults only Phone 992 4 13 tf c Delivered to Job Sole 5592 1 10 ff c GOOD used p ana Phone 992 2704 n Rut land RESTAURI1JI,IT 1 10 6tc lor rent ~II equ tpm ent fur n1 Shed Call Rutland 742 -4211 MATERIALS CO NO I COPPER 6Sc radiators 1 10 6tc 773 5554 Mason , W Va 3'2c red brass, 35c batterr es, $1 10 M A Hall Ree ds vil l e NEW 2 room apartment Oh10 Phone 378 6249 furnrshed k1tchen bed room ELNA and Wh 1te Sew1ng 1 6 lfc bath te l ephone 773 5147 also Mach ines Serv•ce on all 1 2 bedroom 11v1ng room makes Reasonable rates krtchen bath apartment The Sewmg Center, M1d furnished an hard road 1n dleport OhtO Mason Phone Reyno ld s 11 16 tfc Apar tm ents W Va 1 10 6tp PRICE CONSTRUCTION. Roofmg spout .ng, kitchens and bathroOms Complete remodelmg Phone 742 6273 123tfc Help Wanted Card of Thanks 1 11 tfc Television Wheel Al'gnmen I h .I ' ~=====:=::;--;:::::=G=e=n=e='=s===D=== . ==EX=::P~E=RT;==; P&J HEATING t od ,_ I • 1- The Daoly Sentonel, Moddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Tuesday 1 Jan 15,1974 Business Services TR AILER B row n s Trail e r Pa rk Phone 99 2 3324 and la undr y g round floor unfurniShed Brownell Avenue Call 985 3974 1 13 4t p OPEN EVES. 8: 00P. M. POME.ROY, OHIO Add1 t1onal 25c Charg e per Ad\lertrsement OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to s 00 p m Da ly 8 30 a m t o 12 00 Noon Saturday '- Dodge 1968 CHEVROLET BEL AIR $8f5 4 Door V 8 eng me automat1c trans , power steering , factory a or radoo, good fire s, clean In tenor blue f 1n1sh RATES GIRLS TRAIL ER In ~yracuse adultS 25 on ly PhOn< • ., 31 I 15 lfc $l 495 deemed ob tect tonal The pub ltshe r w tll not be respon & For Rent .' t. I W!</>.1 stEMS 10 BE l~UeT~ THETRO\.IBLE, D.ioR 1llli ffi!Xo STOR£ (p_AlJo!SZ IIIHEi~ !:AD !<I TIRED I �.. ' · ·~""'""~' ··-"'S;~'ii:t~f'Classijieds Get R esults!r Boys oN~~~~:~~N DEADLINES 5 p M Day Before Publ c• oon Monday DeadI ne 9 a m Cancel laftOn ~ Corre cfton s @ omeroy f"' Motor c0 • 2 SIGNS Of • QUALITY wolf beDayofP.ubll ac<epled unfl l 9 am for c alton 8 REGULATIONS The Publ sher r eser \les the righ~ to edit or re tec t anv ads 1971 DODGE CORONET ' 1 Door 1 owner sma ll V 8 engine. automat•c trans • good lsi lme hrP.S, cl ean •ntertor dark blue ltmsh popular model Stb l e for more than one tn cor rect 1nser t on For Want Ad Serv1ce 5 cents per Word msert M 1n1mvm Chaone r ge S1 00 on 14 cents per word th ree consec ut1v e mse rt1on s 26 ce nts per word S IX con secu t •ve ~nsert•ons '25 Per Cen t D1 scoun t on pard ad s and ads pa1d W1th 1n 10 days CARD OF THANKS $2895 1971 CHEVROLET BLAZER 4 w h dnve 350 V 8 eng me locking frt hubs, automatic tram. power steer~ng & brakes, radiO vehic le of many uses customtnm shar pl ow':ler OBITUARY POMEROY MOTOR CO. S2 00 for 50 word m rn 1mum Ea ch add1t1onal word 3c BLIND ADS W E W I SH to express our sm cere apprec•at 1o n to Mr Geo rg e G laze M rn 1ster Rawlings Coats F unera l Home fr end s and neighbors lo r flowers cards food and ali who helped 1n anyway m the death of our be loved moth er The Verna Hysell F a mily 1 15 ltp 11 MEIG S CO F1sh & Game Assoc w1l l have a meetmg Jan 16th 7 30 at Syra cuse Club Room 1 13 41 c OR OLDER PAPER CARRIER. INCOME Tal' ~e rv 1Cf" 9 am to 5 p m Darty except Su nday even 1ngs by appomlment only Co Rd 22 off Rt 7 bypass Phone Wanda Eblin 992 2212 1 2 30t c S&G G.O.RAGE Bradbury acr oss WMPO Rad •o phone Grand open1n9 992 29 42 Monday Now through Jan 31 a V 8 tuneup S27 95 Free lube lob w1th 011 change 1 13 12tc FAST CLAIM SERVICE Ca ll Stephen C. Snowden IIAII 'UJII 55J Russell 51 (Gravel Holll DELIVER A Mtddleport, Oh1o Phone 992-7155 The II'UU lAI'ICI STATF FARM INSURANCI ( UMPANI£5 BASEMENT sale W1nter c lothing and addtt 1onal Items Monday Jan 14th through Fr •day Jan 18th 10 am till dark 572 South Third Avenue, M•ddieport Not respons ble for acCidents 1 15 2tc GUN Shoot January 12 6 p m M1le H il i Road Factory choked guns only Assorte_d meats Sponsored by Rac•ne F1re Dept 11 5 41 C Th1s could be your golden opportunoty to learn bus1ness methods, save money for clothing or college, win prozes . These and many other benefits are avaolable to deservong Sentonel carroers FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JANUARY 18th and 19th 1974 9am to8pm TRUC K LOAD SALE OF FACTORY SE COND LIV IN G ROOM SUITES THESE TWO DAYS ONLY PLU S BIG SAVING S ON OUR REGU't.AR STORE ROCK WESTERN COUNTRY ONLY & $2 50 PM FRIDAY A route moght be open in your neighborhood, to fond out . Call 992-2156 14 R1versode Dr. Athens, Ohoo Btll Wade Aucltoneer SALE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 7 PM OR FILL OUt Consognments ac cepted 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. dally, or will pay cash for your household items. AND MAIL THE COUPON PHONE 593-5035 COLLECT BELOW ------------, I CIRCULATION DEPT I THE DAILY SENTINEL I I llll 'COURT ST I POMEROY, OHIO 45769 I I I I I I I I I I PIA~p and ORGAN lessons by graduate of Cm c lnnat1 Conservatory of Mu!.1c Gerald Hoffner Phone 992 3825 I 3 12tc - ------------ -- I I I L.-------==----· 1' AGE I r Your I I I I 1---:-::=;:-::-;:---1 I I I !----:=:-- - -· I I I I I I I f - - - -- - -.I ZIP CODE I I I CITY 1------------J r Transfers MEIC<SCOUNTY OHIO IN THE MATT ER OF SE T TLEMENT OF ACCO UNT PROBATE COURT MEIGS COUN TY OH IO Accounts and vouchers of th e fotlowrng named f l dUC i art es have been f1 l ed 1n t he Probate Court. Me•gs County Oh•o for approval and sC'tl l ement CASE NO 707'21 F rrs t and F1nal Acc ount of Glen Ca ton Guard•an of tt1e Person and Estate of M chael Caton a CASE NO 20878 F rrst and F 1n a l Acc ount of Sh a ron Swartz ExecutriX of the Last Wrll and Testament of Sarah L Woode De ceased CASE NO 20803 F1rst and F mat Acc ount of Clarence Roscoe Wtse Sr Executor of the E st ate of E l• zabeth W•se Attm'an..._Deceased Unless excepl10ns are filed ther e to sad accounts will be for hear~ng before sa1d Court on the 12t h day of February 1974 lll wh 1ch trme sa1<:l accounts will be conS i dered and contrnued from day to day unt1t fmally di SPOSe d of Any person •n l erested may file wntten except1ons to satd accounts or to matters per t ammg to the execut1on of the trust not tess than f 1ve days pr~or to the date set for hear~ng M A NNING 0 WEBSTER JU DGE COMMON PLEA S COURT PROBATE DIVI SION MEIGS COUNTY OHIO IS li e 633 E MAIN B&G AUCTION • ADDRESS Property IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT PROBATE DIVISION Favonte Country Muste Stars V1s1t On THE RALPH EMERY SHOW 4:30 TO 5:30 Monday thru Fnday WM~M STEREO. 92.1 L___M_o_d_d_le.;.p_o_ri_P_om _ e_ro_;yc_ __, Oh10 Cc:~llege Basketball Records By Untied Presslnternaflonal (Through games of Jan 12) M1d Amenun Conference Conference Overall W Res1dence, commerc1al or mobtfe homes Save on parts & labor 215 N 2nd Ave Middleport Phone 992 3509 L Ohro Unp,•ers .ty 2 0 Western M•ch lgan I D Central M1Ch1gan 1 0 Toledo 1 1 Bowlmg Green 1 1 Kent State 0 2 M 1am 1 • 0 2 Oh1o Conference W L W L 7 5 7 4 7 5 9 3 7 4 6 6 4 7 W L W tttenberg 4 () 9 1 Muskmgum 4 () 8 3 Cap •tal 3 0 11 2 Marretta 2 0 6 4 Oh10 Northern 5 3 9 4 Mount Un1on 3 2 8 5 Kenyon 2 2 5 5 Demson 1 2 5 4 Otterbem 1 2 3 7 Oberlin 1 3 4 4 Wooster 1 3 7 5 H e1delberg 1 3 4 8 Baldwin Wallace 1 4 3 9 Ohto Wesleyan 0 5 0 8 Big Ten Conference Overall W L W L Purdue 3 0 10 4 2 0 10 4 Mr c hhJan W1sconsln 1 1 9 2 lndtana 1 1 9 3 Mtch rgan State 1 1 6 S Ill inois 1 1 4 s Iowa 1 1 4 7 Northwestern 1 2 6 6 Ohio State o 2 5 1 Minnesota 0 2 6 6 Hooster· Buckeye Conference Conference Overall W L W L 6 1 10 2 Defiance 4 1 13 3 Hano\ler ( lnd I 3 1 tl 3 Ear lh ~m l lnd ) 4 2 6 7 Ande"Pn { 1nd l 3 ] 5 8 Bluffton '2 4 4 7 Wilmington J Manchester ( lnd l 2 5 7 8 I 4 8 I! Taylor (lnd, l 1 s 6 6 Ftnd tay Others W L Hiram 6 1 Steubenv•lle 9 2 10 3 c.ncmnatl 9 ] Dayton • 3 Akron Ashland 8 ' 10 s Malone John Carro l l 5 3 Wr1ght State ' 8 5 7 5 Youngstown State • 6 R10 Grande 6 6 Cedarv•lle Walsh 7 10 Wtlberforce ' 6 Case Weste r n 3 5 Urbana 5 9 Clevelan<:l State ' 8 )(av•er 4 8 Central Stat e 3 7 2 9 Oh•o Dam •n•can T1ff1n 2 II Bertha M Hysell, Extrx , Mary Emma Brickles, dec to Wolham Robert Brockles, Aretta Bnckles, N '!, Lot 276, Middleport F W Wilcox, Adrta L Wolcox to Kenneth W Wolcox, Raymond L Wolcox, 9 76 Acres, 53 75 Acres , 48 31 Acres, Rutland Harry Marvon McGufhn, dec'd to Dorothy L McGuffon, Steven McGuffon, Debra McGuffon, Cert of Trans , Moddleport John G Sauvage, Ann Sauvage, Garland Weaver, Elizabeth Weaver to Vollage of Pomeroy, Lot, Pomeroy. Franklm Real Estate Co to OhiO Power Co., Coal 85 Acres, Columbta Franklm Real Estate Co to Ohio Power Co , 156 50 Acres Coal, Pomeroy Eugene H French, Catherone P -French to Eugene H French , Catherone P French, Lot, Middleport Okey R Van Meter, dec to Mae Van Meter, aka Hannah May Van Meter, James Robert Van Meter, Doris Ruppenthal, Lucolle Ridenour, Ross Van (lleter, Ruby Van Meter, Merle L Evans, Lebanon Ross Van Meter, dec. to Lou1se Van Meter, Louise Gluesencamp, Shorley Jean Van Meter Theoss, Linda Lou Van Beter Batley, Nicki Dawn Van Meter, Lebanon For Sale 1970 OPAL Rally '2 900 mlles $900 phone 667 3652 1 13 3t c SA LT FOR ICE AND SNQ\. Rock salt for townsh1ps towns and busmesses In bulks and bag s for Ice and snow EKce ls ror Salt Works Phone 992 3891 ll l ltfc On Most Amencan Cars Painting A Specialty -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992-2094 DITCHING SERVICE Water Lmes and Power Lmes All work done by the foo1 or contract Also dozer work and sephc tanks 1n slalled See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 -7089 N1ght 992-3525 or 992-5232 . DOZER and back hoe work ponds and sept1c tanks d1t ct11ng service , top so li , fill d irt lim es tone , B& K Ex. cavat1ng Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 I 9ltfc NE IGLERS for bulld•ng houses and k1tc:hen cabtnets Call Guy Ne.gler Racine Ohto 949 3604 12 20 26tc 7 30 - To Tell The Trulh 6 New Price Is Roghl 8, 10 Beaf The 1 Clock 13 RFD 20 Holly wood Squares 3 World of Su r vlva l 4 8 00 - War and Peace 20 33 Adam 12 3 4 15 Happy Days 6 e Pomeroy Home & Auto Area's Most Rea sonable Pnce s Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam , Pomeroy , 0 Catch 33 33 10 30 - TAo Cho Ch uan 33 News J 4 8, 10 13, 15 , Janak I 33 30 - Johnny Car son 3, 4 15 Su1 c 1de Cl ub6 13 News B 10 12 00 - Mov1 es 'The last Rebe l 8,' The Stra nger Wore A Gun 10 WED{'IESDAY, JAN. 16 1974 Slory ll 6 35 - Co lumbus Today 4 6 45 - Farmt1 me 10 Mormng Repor t 3 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 , CBS News 8 10 F armer s Daug hter 13 P1xanne 6 7 30- Nr Zoo Revue6 Rocky & Bullwmk le 13 8 00 - New Zoo Revue 13 Sesa me Sf 33 Cap t Kangaroo B ru Jeff' s Colli e 6 8 30 - D~ek Van Dyke 1J Brady Bun ch 6 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul Duc:on 4 Fr~endly Jun ct1on 10 AM 3 Abbott & Cos tello 8 Ph 1t Donahu e 15 Movt e 'The Fem a le T r ap 13 W1id Wild West 6 Cover to Cover 33 9 30 - Secret Storm 8 To Tell the Truth 3 9 55 - Chuck Whtte Reports 10 10 00 - Dmah Shore 3 15 Joker s Wtld 8 10 Company 6 DICK SEYLER, Owner Phone 992 2799 Kerr Street Pomeroy Oh1o POMEROY HOME & AUTO A&A HEATING INSTALLING AND 992 -2094 606 E. Maon Pomeroy 10 30 - $10,000 Pyramod8 10 Jeopardy 3,4, 15 OFFICE SUPPLIES REPAIR 11 00 - Gamb1t 10, 8 Password 13 Wtzard of Odds J 4 15 M1k e Douglas 6 11 30 - Hollywood Squares 3, 4 15 love of Life 8, 10 Brady Bun ch 13 11 55 - CBS Ne ws 8 Dan I m el's World 10 t2 00 - Password 6 Bob Brauns .SO 50 Club 4 News 13 News 8 10 Jackpot• 3 15 12 30 - Search for Tomorrow 8 10 , Sp l 1t Second 6. Baffle 3, 15 and Res1dence and Mobile Homes FURNITURE PHONE 843-2341 C BRADF OR D AuctiOneer Complete ServiCe Phone 949 3821 Racme Oh10 Cntt Bradford .5 1 He EXCAVATING dozer, loader and backhoe work sept1c tanks mstalled dump trucks and lo boys for hire Will haul fill d1rt top sotl limestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n1ght phone 992 3525 or 99'2 5232 6 00 - Sunns e Sem1nar 4 Sacr ed Heart 10 6 15 - Ur ban league 10 Folk L1tera ture 3 6 20 - Farm Repor t 13 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - Ftve M1nutes to L1v e By 4 News 6 B1ble Answers 8 The We Stnp Patnt , Varm shes , etc from Furmture Ant1ques Modern Meta Is We buy Anhques, Collec hbles, etc P1ck up Serv1ce Avatlable Pomeroy Ph 992 2174 Stop In and See Our Floor Dosplay. 12 45 - E leclrlc Company 33 12 55 - News J 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Cho ldren 6 1l Nof For Women Only 15 BUILDING const ru c tion , remodel1ng and room ad d 1t1 on s Also , profeSSIOnal floor sandmg and refmtshmg Phone 949 3833 1 15 6tc Concentration 8 Afternoon Playbreak 6, 13 2 00 - Days of Our L1ves 3, 4, 15 Gu1d1ng l 1ght 8 10 , New lywed Game 6, 13 2 30 - Doctor s 3, 4, 15 Edge of N1ght 8, 10 G1rlm My l1fe 6 13 3 00 - Another World 3 4 15 Genera l Hospttat 6 13 Prtce Is TEAFORD Vr~-q•l Grolloth 8 Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyle 13 Bever ly Hollbllloes 8 5 30 - B . T 1 ,d!Jrd St Hodgepodge lodge 20 Tra1ls West 15 Gi lli gan 's Island 6 5 55 - Earl N1ghtmgale 15 Brok· ·• 6 00 - News l 4 8. 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesame Sl 20 Per 110 Mech,llll( SI1Ptol Potnl'r oy, Oll1o iS/69 sonailty and Beha v 1oral Development JJ Truth or Con sequences 6 6 30 - News J 4 6 8 10,15, Hogan's Heroes 13 7 00 - What s My L1ne 8 Truth or Conseq 3 Beat the Clock 4 A nyth1ng You Can Do 13 Elec Co 20 News 10,6 Know Your NEED A new ce1 11ng or room paneled or 1nter.or pan t 1ng" Call Richard Wilt, 992 '2889 12 18 26tc Schools 33 7 30 - To Tell fhe Trufh 6 Sale of lhe Century 8 The Judge iO Beat the Clock 13 Poli ce Surgeon 3 On the Mon ey 4 An hques 20, Ep1sode Adton 33 8 00 - Sonny & Cher 8, 10 Bill Boyer s Journal 20 33 , Chase 3, WIN AT BRIDGE Checking for 4-card'majors NORTH • AQ64 '52 • 106 3 oftK 1072 WEST for Sale .JS West CO-OP COUNTRY SQUIRE 120 ALL SIZES IN STOCK Let Us lnsloll Now! •&-- DA\'TON, Ohoo (UP!) _) SUPER SERVICE SYA Dayton University,ranked 20th Jack w--:cliiey, Mgr. In the UP! major college poll Ail Phone 992-9932 last week, r~gistered its loth L---------c--:::' Victory 10 13 outings Monday EXCELSIOR Sail Works. E nlgl)t With a 74-59 romp over Moln st , 1Pomeroy All kinds Loyola (Ill ). The Flyers were · of sail water pellets, water nuggets, block salt and own led by Mike Sylvester, who Ohio Rfyer S•lt Phone 992 ropped the nets for 23 points to , 3891 6 s tfc take game scormg honors. ___ _ - - - - - -- - - I COAL F0R SALE JAYMAR COAL COMPANY MEIGS & GALUA STATE ROUTE THE LINE 7 AT CHESHIRE OPEN 7 AM TtLL 6 30 PM 5 DAYS A WEEK PHONE9925693 1 14 5tc CLOSE OUT on new z,g Zag Sew.ng Machines For sew1ng stretch fabr~cs buttonholes fancy des1gns , etc Pamt sl•ghtly blemtshed Choice of carry1ng case or sew rng stand S49 80 cash or terms available Phone 992 2iB4 T-14 lfc ELECTROLUX Sweeper deluxe model Complete Wtth al i cleaning attachments and uses paper biiQS Slightly used but cleans and looks new Will se ll for $37 25 cash or terms ava1l8ble Phone 992 2984 1 U tfc 1972 KS Chevy Bllzer . 4 wheel drl\le, 4 speed transmission , blue w•th Whtte removable top ' Ali new 10 IS new tires , eM.cellent cand1t10n Call 992 72<10 after 4 p rn 1 10 6tc SPACIOUS bl Level and Split level homes are now under constru ction on c 1ty water and sewer Many deluxe features lncludmg a~r con dfltonmg Best financing a\C&IIable Other type homes •n d1fferent areas on F H Adm frnancmg w1th- no down payment Call collect (837 6540) or wrtle IO MEIGS DEVELOPMENT . P 0 Box 33 Middleport , Ohto 45760 1 9 ttc W Uloloty Noce lol ASKING $10,000 00 MIDDLEPORT MODERN BUILDING wolh busmess room & apartment 3 BR I Lots of closets). 1'/2 baths, Dtnmg room, N1ce k1fchen Hardwood f loors (carpeting over). Atr cond Gas Hot Water Heat up and down 2 garages BUY A HOME, OWN SOME OF THE BEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD: THE GOOD OLD USA HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992-2259 If no answer 992 2568 ------'----- - --- 111ccuf the Mell1t 2 La Son nambu la hero me J Pitchm en, 5 Proof r cadan g mark S h e ll ~ 10 bullets etc for 11 Depressed 12 C...:om example (2 wd~ l 4. On a wummg m utton 13. Sagactou.s 14 Palc ~ tm streak 1a n plam 5. Expense 15 Aglow 16 Dcsll oy the m std e of \1 depth the hu mamltcs 7 Zachary 15 ~I ' Old (3 "ds) 8 Inlet Ith kqt 01 23 II m.m g 24 Cargo With Wo1d Wh ai 11 New Eng val to 9 G. One of Taylor's nu:knam c 19 It aruan ru ler Yesterday's Answer babJ cs do 17 Hob m s land sta t e Hcfrmn dcrnck m old 25 l'clohly 28 Zo la songs 29 Tested 18 Roger or VIctor 19 Hulloc k 22 Pla yed th e p 1tc h 31 Convm ce 34 Com pete 35 Be \~ell - for tlmc of port Wcoght d lowanrc 22 I OIII CO 23 Gm ns,1y 24 Clu ef alti <!elton 25 Germ 27 Harness rtng perhaps psychotoc husband loke the Navy needed Tony So hand hom YOUR dishonorable doscharge - a separatoon , woth dovorcc pendmg, unless (or maybe "eve n of 'I he consents to see a 31 Hnbe 32 Down 30 Wap1t1 under bord 33. Ear ly lunch hour 35. P1cn1c Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each ~uare, to form fou r ordinary words. spOiler 36 In poonl of fact 37 Wastm g ttmc 38 Ford family member under the sogn of Caprocorn Amerocan Negro leader Marton Luther King was born Jan I5, 1929 On thos day m h1story In 1870, a cartoon done by Thomas Nasi appeared on Harper 's Weekly woth a donkey symbohzmg the Democratic party for the hrst tome The symbol stuck I [ . DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's ho" to work it· II I tFARITYb j ( SNORPI~ ~ Is I I I T he N 1ght St alk er ' 6 13 8 30 - Confl octs 20. 33 I CRYPTOQUOTES X ~ ......:..:.:Prilt=lllt=IUI=.PIII!I=-AIISWIII==Ilen.:.--~1 [ I I I I I 9 9 10 10 11 11 00 - Cannon 8 10 Mov1 e Some Kmd of a Nut 3 4, 15 30 - Mov•e Scren mnfthP Wolt ' 6 13 OO--Ko1ak 8, 10, News 20 How Do Your Ch 1ldren Grow' 33 30 - Cancer l1fe or Dea th 33 00 - News 3 4, 6, 8 10 13 15 Jana k 1JJ 30 - Johnny (arson 3 4, is H1 Ho, Ste11enno 1 6 13 M ov•es The N1ght D1gger" 8 Pr: 1vate Potte r 10 1 00 - Tomorrow 4, News 3. 200 - News4 ._I IJ (A.a.wer. 1o1110rrow) Ye1terd1y'• AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter Simply stands for another In this sample A ts used for the three L's X for the two 0 s etc Smgl e l etters apostrophes, the l ength and fonnahon of the words are all hmta Each day t he code letters are d11Terent Now arranre the drcled letten lo form the aurprlae &nlwer, u :==;:=~~;==:;'.d;::::'__:'"~"e'ted by the above cartoon. Jumble" APPLY \ Anawer1 Sufi PEONY WEAKEN OBLIGE drmkl on/11 tlerved an thi3 v.h1cle- THE "WAGON" JDBHRWT YP AWHJDL HAR IRYl C R VYX HAJDF 'wQR GWQEWFRQB, AWHR HAR WIIRHJHRB WDT TJBYQTRQ Jn VYXQ YGD BYXC GAJ OA WQR HAl: OWXBRB YP GWQ . -HAYEWB ERQHYD Yesterdoy'a Cryptoquote: WHEN TWO DOGS FIGHT LET THE THIRD KEEP HtS DISTANCE -RUSSIAN PROVERB <C lfn.( Ktn• lPaatam Svndlea~. Ine) 11'1 THIS AFTERHOON H HE J OSl DIED OF FOOD POISONtNG 1 EAST .972 'K943 • Q75 oft653 North East South z• PUr E!2: THERE YOU Pass OVER GROWN HOOK N05 ED BAeOON r o;EN$-E KE E PS TELLING ME · IF BANZAI? HERE THE BORN LOSER r s BRurus, C1< lli'6SE n 1 play a part score, game or slam The Stayman convention allows you to fond 4-4 maJor suot fots North's two club 1S at;~ example of thos conventoon The bod does not show cli.obs It merely ask.s partner t~ bod a four card major suot or:he has one •South does have one and bids two spades North raoses roght to the spade game and South proceeds to make his c 9 ntract woth an overtrock by drawong trumps, knockong o~t the ace of clubs and eventually losong the heart trock South would also make three notrump because the enemy hearts dovode 4·4, but spades os the roght spot The boddong has been • W~sl North Ea&l t+ Pass Pass 1' Pass SWITCH TO AN 15 South l+ ? I •You, South hold ' I, ALLEY OOP FOO%V! j GLORY BE!! LOOK AT THAT PURW KITTY CAT OUT 't'ONOER !1 •K J 6 5 \'2 +A Q 10 6 5 +K 4 3 What do Y,OU do now? A - Bid one &pad< This bid lo a one round rorce Your hand II " .. 0 not qulle slroilg' enoiiJlh to jump to two tpades: ' TODAV'SQUESTION ~ou bid one spade and your partner rebidS one notrump. 1 Wftat do you do now? j::~ R BE HIN O Z ' is not working properly in your trailer •or home ... MEAt<J M'-1 COM MO,; CAN DISASTER 1 CNEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I IF YOUR OIL FURNACE RUTLAND,O . DOWN ur song L, U AND MU Make tl 'No JOke 1" You need a dangerous, nnmature, mtnes whether you want to " PH. 742-4211 39 Colored 2G N arratl v( The openong notrump os a pocture bod It descrobes a hand woth a defonote poont count The standard os 16·18 but more omportant ot de· scr obes a hand woth a bal· anced pattern To get best value from your notrumps the hand pattern should be 4·3-3·3 4·4·3·2 or 5-3-3-2 Smce' the notrump 1s a pic ture bod ot os possoble to de· velop very effective methods of respondong to it Woth a balanced hand you somply add your poonts to your partner's The total deter- 11h story RUTLAND FURNITURE ACROSS 1. Johnny BE CALL STEREO RADIO , am fm , 8 track tape combinatJon , 4 way spea-ker sound system Balance $102 66, or use our budge! terms Call 992 3965 1 11 li e The ocal truth IS - he was AWOL from the Navy whenlmet hom, hos folks are still a love, and ot was probably a bocycle gang, not motorcycle, as he's four years yotmger than he sa td He never went to V1etnam, and now has a dishonorable discharge I could for gove these hes, of he dodn 't keep telling them He spends money hke water and says he got oobbed He won't keep a JOb and I'm afraod to leave the baby woth hom so I can 't work He has a wold temper A Navy psychoatnst saod he has homocodal tendencoes and I heloeve that, because he's almost kolled me thre e limes He has also threatened to heat up Mom and Dad of they don 't govc us more money They' re already practically supportmg us Onl) tomes he s happy are when he's bought somethmg new and expensove and then he s hke a lottie kod woth a toy He bought a new car a month ago for a small trad e~m and b1g payments (over three years) He'lllose oland then he'll beat me up agaon He's mea n to the baby, he never takes us anywheoe All he thmks about os sex, and sevcral llmes he's kocked us out, but ask.s us back roght away Oh yes, he's constantly )Oktn g about dovorce - at least I I HINK he's JOkmg What can I do ' - LOST UNDECIDED AND MIXED UP By Oswald & James Jacoby frame J BR with closets Bath, Gas furnace , Carpeted Paneling, Porch, Basement LP GAS FURNACE 4 I S Mov1 e by THOMAS JOSEPH twace Today 's Alma Me By United Press Inlernational Today iS Tuesday , Jan 15, the 15th day of 1974 With 350 to follow The moon 1s m 1ls last quarter Tehnocally there os no mornmg star The evenmg stars are Mecury, Venus, Mars and Saturn Those born on this date are ~ INT. Real Estate For S31e house , extra ntce locatton on new by pass Rt 7, IS mmute dr1ve to the Gavtn Plant and ten mmute dri\le to Pomeroy Extra large lot can be-vacant at once Can see by appomtment Call anytime after 3 p m 247 12163 1 11 Stc Tom T Hall, the country musoc wroter who 's good for about one fm e song a year, has one out called "I Love," which enumerates the thongs he does It got me thonkong about thmgs "e love, and how many of them are deceptovely somple. ordinarv bots and poeces of hvmg For example I love the warm feehng of gettmg up late on weekends far more tha n any of my famoly reahzes Weekdays, I'm the forst to arose, and ot's lonely But to awake on a Saturday and fond the household already on full motoon os some thong hard to put onto words - but so dehghtful I lo\ e the spmt of calm that pervades the houses of my mother and my wife's parents They're qu ote doffeoent, but there IS the sa me sense of serenoty and acceplance of hfe 's lot which warms and comforts I love dark and stormy mghts - of I'm not traveling next day I love the d1ffeoent way each of my daughters says " Daddy " I love The Sportong News, published by , for ar.d about spor t nuts I love qwet Saturday rughts, which has the best televosoon of the en llre week I love the faothfulness of m) son, J on, who never lets more than a few days go by wothout wntong or calhng hos parents from his slatoon woth the Navy (The ph one bills aren't so pleasant, though ) !love memoroes of the huntong trops li'Sed to go on, With my father and uncles at forst, and later all by myself, or woth some froends- and thos IS strange , because I haven't fored a gun at an anomal on 20 years !love Cleveland Amory, the greatest debunker on TV trope on the world, on his TV Goode revoews (I also love him because he agrees that "Pollee Story" os a hne sen es, and I love NBC for keepmg ot ahve ) I love watchm g Pete Rose play baseball I love the wave of compassoon my wife feels for pets and ammals, and the marvelous, miracul ous way t he ammals seem to sense her concern I love phone calls from old pohtocal cronoes I love hsterung to Chet Atkons oo Charlie McCoy or Floyd Cramer or Boots Randolph, very softly, JUSt before I go to bed each mght I love October That's JUSt a small, q very small sa mpling , of my lost What would you mclude on yours' Bap I wa sn I popu lao on high school and dreaded beong an old ma1d so when Tony ca me along I thought he w(1s the answer to my l oneliness I was 18 when we mat n ed and om baby arnved fi ve months later I gradually found out everytlung he told me was a he He saod Ius fath eo "as on Mafia and when hos motheo left hom he had her and Tony's three sosters kotled He sa od tha t set hom off, and he was m a btke ga ng fOT four yea rs, a drug addu.:t, and was shot three limes Then after that he reformed and went to 'Nam where he was almost kalled, but was com mended fm bravery TIMOTHY;> ITS M E ~ .JAfiET ' THAT ACTOR BO'f THf'l' 6RO..IGI1 T Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Openong lead - Q\' ---- - ----- ---- 7 ROOM A Pnrtratt or Manta I M1sery I LUMU So long aS Tony keeps gettong whatever he wanls from ) OU and your parents, he'll conhnue as chllctish and cruel as he ts now Develop a backbone - and don't take any more abuse 1 You needn't pay all your hfe for a moslake made at 18 1 m sure your folks woll stand by untol you can make a new hom e fo r yourself and the baby - SUE Both vulnerable Auto Sales POMEROY - H Generation Rap By Helen and Sut• Bottcl BY PAUL CRABTREE psyduatro st - HELEN iS 'QJi08 3 J982 oftA84 SOUTH IDI .Ki083 'A 76 + AK4 oftQJ9 Pets For Sale SINGER sewing machines 1972 model in beaut1ful walnut cabinet Makes des1gn st 1f ches, zig zag , buttonholes, blind hems, etc Like new Only $89 95 Call Ravenswood 273 9521 or 273 9893 after 5 oo 12 7 lfc ,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,:;:;:;:;:::.;:,:.,·:;:·:::::<,:.,:,:,::::::::::::::::·:::·:::·:·:·:··>':·:···,:·::••:<'<:··:··«· .;•••;... ····:· ·=<::: ,.---,-T.....-H_/_N_6_,S Roghf 10 RFD 20 3 30 - One L1fe to LIVe 13, 6 , Paul Donahue 4 M a tch Game 8 How To Surv1ve A Marr~age 3, 15 Volcano 20 4 00 - Mr Cartoon J Somerset 15 Sesame St 20 33 . Love, Amer1can Shyle 13 Speedrace r 6, Hazel 8 MO\I Ie 'Ch1na Venture' 10 4 30 - Green Acres 3 Bonanza 15 TBA -4 ABC Afterschool Special 6, 13 Lucy Show 8 5 00 - Mr Roger s 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Gr~ffm 4 Andy Real Estate For Sale DOZER work land c learmg by the acre hourly or con t ra ct, farm ponds, roads, et c Large dozer and operator w1th over 20 years exper~ence Pull1ns E xc avatmg Pomeroy Ohto Phone 992 2-478 1219tfc • Secret Storm 10 1 30 - 3 On A Mafch 3, 4, 15 As lh e World Turns 8, 10 ABC WIL L tr.m or cut trees and shrubbery Also c l ean out basement s att.cs etc Call 949 3221 or 7-4 2 4441 1 2 26t c 2 11 tfc Tom or r ow 3, 4, New s 13 News 4 1 00 2 00 - "STRIPPERS" SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. 1-Jew s l'O • 'l 00 l Dick's Hoard House From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Rad1ator to the smallest Heater Core Nathan B1ggs Rad1ator Spec1ahst 1l , Maude 8, 10 30 - Hawa1 1 F1v e 0 8 Lumberjack 1n Alaska 10 Ha na cek. 3 4 15 Mov•e Mrs Su ndan ce 1 6, 13 9 30 - NBA All Slar Game 8 10 10 00 - Marcus We l by MD 6, 13 Po11ce Story 3 4 L Open 8 Tll5 All work guaranteed •• I· TUESDAY. JAN 15.1974 '5.55 llncolnH•II Pomeroy, O ~og 6 00 - ABC News 13 Sesa me St 20 Lets Tra\le l 33 New s J 1 Truth or Consequences 6 News 8 10 15 ~ 30 - News 6 8 10 Hogan c Heroes 13 NB C New s 3 4 IS Your Future Is Now 33 7 00 - What's M y lm e 8 Dusty 's Tra!l 13 Electr•c Co 20 Truth or Co nsequences 3 Beat th e Cl ock 4 News 6, 10 Ca l l of the West 15 Marco Sportllle 33 ACRES - In Moddleporf on 0 DELL Al1nement work can be dane by appointment only at Route 7 Loop EKcelle!lt for present t1me , due to Illness rn housmg or bus1nes s family Phone for ap WARM - 3 n•ce s1ze bedrooms pomtment 74'2 3232 steam .heat w1th gas bo•ler 11 25 tfc Modern kttchen d1sposal , 2 AUTOMOBILE Insurance been NEW SET of encylopedlas over cancelled " Lost your G & E Appliance Rej;latr Phone laz y susans, was her and dryer 100 hard backed g_ovel books operators l •c ense Call 992 and garage at th e shop 992 3802 or 949 2 porches never been usecf;'" 5 000 BTU 7429 4254 REDUCED westmghouse a1r condlt•oner 6 15 tfc 12 30 26tp TUPPERS PLAINS - 5 rooms. , pracl1cally new sew1ng mce bath , automatiC heat mach•ne and qu 1te a few SEWING MACHINES Reparr READY MIX CONCRETE Garage and one acr e Onl y m•scellaneous 1tem s Phone ser\11ce all makes 992 2284 d e i1ver ed nght to your $8500 00 9n 5968 The Fabr.c Shop Pomeroy protect Fast and ea sy Free I 10 5tc 3 bedrooms Authonzed Smger Sales end est1 mates Phone 992 3284 SYRACUSE serv1ce we Sharpen Sc 1ssors Goeg tem Ready M t x Co , w1th closets, bath, furnace 3 29 ti C LOSE we1ght With New Shape garage and n1ce lot Mtddleport Ohto Tablets and Hydrex Wat er 6 30 t fc CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND P 11t s at Dutton Drug 1n ----- ----....,------- - Large yard for prtvacy 2 Midd leport & Nelson Drug SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED bedrooms. wash e r dryer and 1 15 3tc REASONABLE rates Ph 446 mosf furnolure Only $7 500 00 4782, GalliPOl iS, John Russell HAVE all your upholstery REDUCED - 6 room frame on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WE Owner and Operator needs Burlap den1m. JANUARY 18TH & 19TH S 12 ffc level lot Back porch, garage cambric foam glue zippers , 1974 9am toBpm TRUCK w1th ut 1llty m town $3500 00 tackmg str1p, sprrngs and SEPTIC TANKS LOAD SALE OF FACTORY AROBIC clips, Ch ipboard , button SECOND LIVING ROOM SEWAGE SYSTEMS SELL ING REAL ESTATE IS A twine , sewing thread leg s, SUITE S THESE TWO DAYS CLEANED, REPAIRED LOT OF TROUBLE AN upholstery books, dacron, ONLY PLUS BIG SA VINGS MILLER SANITAT I ON SWERING THE PHONE. webbing spnng twme tac ks. ON OUR REGULAR STORE STEWART OH 10 PH 662 GETT ING THE PROSPECTS welt cord cotto n , sw 1vel STOCK, PLUS 10 PCT OFF 3035 bases and foam , foam, foam ON ALL UPHOL STERY 10 4 tfc TO SEE. AND ADVERTISING Pomeroy Recovery. 622 East IS HIGH CALL US AND LET SUPPLIE S AND FABR IC S 8 Main Street, Pomeroy Phone SEPTIC TRACK TAPES , GOSPEL TANKS cle aned VIRG DO IT 992 7554 ROCK COUNTRY & Modern San .tat1on 992 3954 or '12 23 26tc WESTE,RN ONLY9AM TO 992 7]49 8 PM FR IDAY AND 10 23 tfc SATURDAY, JANUARY 18th VACUUM Cleaners new 1973 Model Complete w tth all & 19th POMEROY FOR elec tr.cal plumbtng , ana cleanmg toots Small pa1nf RECOVERY 622 E MAIN remodellng work Ca ll 943 damage 1n Shipping W111 take STREET POMEROY 2341 tor FREE ESTIMATES $27 cash or budget plan PHONE 992 755.4 1 11 26tc ava1table Phone 992 2984 1 15 4tc 12 18 tfc 1971 12 X 60 REBEL mob 1le 1973 ZIG home lot 100 x 200 1949 Ford PAINT DAMAGE ZAG SEW ING MACHINES AKC Toy Poodle Pupp1es, p1ckvp truck runs good Still m ong1na1 cartons No Phone 667 3347 S75 00 S1amese K1ttens, SlS attachments needed as our I 15 61p Phone 1 256 6247 controls are bu11t In Sews 1 10 26tc wtth 1 or 2 needles, makes 9 FT X 12 FT gold and brown buttonholes, sew on buttons AKC Cairn Terrlors, 6 weeks O\lal bra1ded rug, S30 500 mon...ograms, and blind hem bates m •xed hay SOc a bale old Male and female 608 E. stitch Full cash price S38 50 Phone Chester 985 3333 Champ1on lme $100 Phone or budget plan ava1iable MAIN 9.tl9 46()9 1 15 31C Phone 992 2984 1 10 SIC 1218tfc POMEROY, 0. PROPE~TY sold' Save now an auto parts. all stock must go' SINGER Automatic Z1g Zag MIDDLEPORT - Trail er Over 1/ i off on anythmg In Sew1ng Machines. 1n sew1ng space and Home 4 yard we havet 390 Ford & table Makes buttonholes , bedrooms Bath Cellar & Mercury motors S30 383 & 318 1973 DUSTER 318 Phone 992 sews on buttons, blind hems Garage Severa l lot s 1n 7631 Dodge & Plymouth motors etc Top notch condition Pay eluded MAKE AN OFFER S30 6 cyl Chevrolet motors S51 or terms avatlabte Phone 1 15 7fc S25 late model auto and std TUPPERS PLAINS 992 2984 t ransm ISS1ons from S10 to 540 12 19 lfc MUST SELL - MOVING 13 14 1S" wheels, all kmds $2 J n1ce BRs, large closets Complete front ends 525 See GROCERY buslnP.ss for sale Lo\lely bath K1fchen has lots Paul Baird at Pauls Auto B..ulid1ng for sale or lease DESIRABLE two bedroom of cabmets, Range and Oven Parts Rt 7 by pass or Phone house m Middleport ready to Pt10ne 773 5618 from 9 30 p m Ut1llty room J yrs old 1h 446971.1 oc cupy Call 992 5310 to 1<1 p m for appomtment acre $16,000 00 1 9 6tp 3 20 ti c 12 3<1 26tc HAY FOR sa l e 400 bales $75 pe r bale M1 x ed clo\ler , alfalfa and orchard grass Pho?le 985 3808 1 13 3tp International Hockey League Standmgs By United Press lnternat•onal North w 1 t pts gl ga Muskegon 24 25 4 52 145 125 Toledo 19 22 1 39 144 157 Saginaw 19 23 1 39 178 168 F I tnt 17 25 2 36 137 154 Port Huron 14 26 1 29 113 141 South w 1 t pts gf ga Des Momes 2S 14 2 52 168 144 Davton 2'2 19 3 47 153 140 Columbus 22 '21 2 46 178 174 FOAMfofiliYOUroldCouchand Fort Wayne 22 19 0 4o4 141 154 ct1air cuShi on s as low as Monday's Results 510 95, Upholstery books only (No games scheduled) SOc, 4 Inch covered foam Today's Games mattresses for standard size (No games scheduled) bed $29 95 Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Main American Hockey Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 Leagye Standings 12 23 26tc By Untied Press Internal tonal North UPHOLSTERY Fabr ics by the w I t pts gf ge yard 54 Inches w1de as low as New Haven 25 12 7 57 170 127 $1 95 per yard, velvets as low Prov1dence 23 17 6 52 199 138 n 53 .45 , Imported velvets , Rochester 21 11 7 49 151 128 $9 95 We also have nylon, No\l a Scotra 19 16 8 46 137 122 Herculon . cotton pr~nts. Boston 15 24 4 34 129 155 \llnyls and remnants by th e Sprrngfteid 9 20 9 27 117 15A yard or by the p1ece Pomeroy South Recovery, 622 East Main w 1 t pts gf ga Street Pomeroy Phone 992 Hershey 22 12 8 52 176 125 755.tl C1nC1nnat t 21 13 5 47 139 127 12 23 26tc Baltimore 21 15 3 45 138 126 Ja ck sonv•lle 16 '24 3 35 125 164 V trg•n•a 13 23 4 30 115 151 It's Snow Tire Time! Richmond 9 27 A 22 97 175 Mond1y 's Results (No games scheduled ) Today•s Games R ~ehmond illt Balt1more Sprmgf1eld at Boston Rochester at Nova Scotia Posillve Slop and Go In Mud Cmcinnal• at Virg1nta &Snow (On ly games scheduled ) FLYERS WIN y s op ,. EXPERIENCED Meigs KOSCOT KOSMETIC S & W IGS we h cwe the prodl: ct on hand and we del1ver to you per sonally Helen Jane Brown 9925113 12 30 tf c AND NOTICE Otl shortage 01l land for lease m Southern Oh10 tnqu1re to George Newberry P 0 Box 1485 Yuma, Ar~zona 8SJ64 1 15 3tc 5 ROOM apartment w1lh bath and OIL SALES & SERVICE HOGG & ZUSPAN POMEROY, 0. SATURDAY JANUARY 18th and 19th POMEROY RECOVERY OF F ICE rooms for r ent on 2nd floor of Coats building over Dutton s Drug Stor e Call 992 3641 or 992 5141 1 4 12tc GAS .,. JS> DAILY SENTINEL (1) 2 bedroom FU RNI SHED Middleport apartment Phone 992 3874 12 28 tr c B Ph . 99 2 5271 WOOD TRUSSES EACH FREE COFFEE AND DONUTS OPEN 9 AM TO 8 ST , POMEROY PHONE 99'2 7554 1 15 4tc I WANTED IN POMEROY PHONE 992-2156 STOCK PLUS 10 PCT OFF ON ALL UPHOLitPTERY SUPPL IE S AND FABRICS 8 TRACK TAPES GOSPEL For years, The Sen tinel has. helped young people develop the attributes and talents whoch spell success 1n adult life NAME PAPER CARRIER m~nor Daily Sentinel I I WANTED BABYSITTER Phone 992 3645 LI V IN G ROOM suites 1n 1 1J 3tc modern and M ed 1terra nean sty l es Your cho 1ce of co lors NEED woman to liv e m and 1n \lei vets or nylon w th take mothers pla ce of 2 Sc otchgard Only S279 9S children 1n a new respe c table Pomeroy wh1i e they last home You may also have I Re covery ~22 E Mam Str ee t c h1ld of your own Phone 99'2 Pomeroy Phone 99'2 7554 2536 1 10 ate 1 8 He BE A SLEE PIN G room ove r w•n e store •n Pomeroy Referen ce r equir ed Ca ll 99'2 5293 1_ 10_ tfc _...!_ _ ________ __ Wanted To Buy THE Notice AND COOLING HO USE on Rout e 7 1 • mile south of Eastern Htgh Sc hool 5 rooms and bath See or call Paul Ka rr Chester Oli10 9BS A U SED galvantzed or 3538 a lu m •num roo f •ng any l 13 3t c length Phon e '1. 41 noo 1 13 3tc 3 A ND 4 ROOM turn shed and OLD lurn1tur e oak t able s unfurn iShe d apartments ASK US ABOUT cl ocks ICe box es bra ss beds, Phone 992 5434 PRE-FABRICATED d1shes or complete 4 12 lf c househo lds wr.te M D M 1ll er , Rt 4 Pome roy Oh o PRIVATE meetmg roo m for ca ll 992 6271 any organlzat•on phone 992 5 13 tf c 3975 3 11 tf c CASH pa1d far all make s and models of mobile homes Bu1ltto Your 'Specs PhonP area code 61 4 423 953 1 3 ROOM turn shed hou se W1lh bath Adults only Phone 992 4 13 tf c Delivered to Job Sole 5592 1 10 ff c GOOD used p ana Phone 992 2704 n Rut land RESTAURI1JI,IT 1 10 6tc lor rent ~II equ tpm ent fur n1 Shed Call Rutland 742 -4211 MATERIALS CO NO I COPPER 6Sc radiators 1 10 6tc 773 5554 Mason , W Va 3'2c red brass, 35c batterr es, $1 10 M A Hall Ree ds vil l e NEW 2 room apartment Oh10 Phone 378 6249 furnrshed k1tchen bed room ELNA and Wh 1te Sew1ng 1 6 lfc bath te l ephone 773 5147 also Mach ines Serv•ce on all 1 2 bedroom 11v1ng room makes Reasonable rates krtchen bath apartment The Sewmg Center, M1d furnished an hard road 1n dleport OhtO Mason Phone Reyno ld s 11 16 tfc Apar tm ents W Va 1 10 6tp PRICE CONSTRUCTION. Roofmg spout .ng, kitchens and bathroOms Complete remodelmg Phone 742 6273 123tfc Help Wanted Card of Thanks 1 11 tfc Television Wheel Al'gnmen I h .I ' ~=====:=::;--;:::::=G=e=n=e='=s===D=== . ==EX=::P~E=RT;==; P&J HEATING t od ,_ I • 1- The Daoly Sentonel, Moddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Tuesday 1 Jan 15,1974 Business Services TR AILER B row n s Trail e r Pa rk Phone 99 2 3324 and la undr y g round floor unfurniShed Brownell Avenue Call 985 3974 1 13 4t p OPEN EVES. 8: 00P. M. POME.ROY, OHIO Add1 t1onal 25c Charg e per Ad\lertrsement OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to s 00 p m Da ly 8 30 a m t o 12 00 Noon Saturday '- Dodge 1968 CHEVROLET BEL AIR $8f5 4 Door V 8 eng me automat1c trans , power steering , factory a or radoo, good fire s, clean In tenor blue f 1n1sh RATES GIRLS TRAIL ER In ~yracuse adultS 25 on ly PhOn< • ., 31 I 15 lfc $l 495 deemed ob tect tonal The pub ltshe r w tll not be respon & For Rent .' t. I W!</>.1 stEMS 10 BE l~UeT~ THETRO\.IBLE, D.ioR 1llli ffi!Xo STOR£ (p_AlJo!SZ IIIHEi~ !:AD !<I TIRED I �'• GilligiDI cites victories for 'we, the people' S 7 The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday , Jan. 15,1974 Middleport Mothers march tonight The annual Mothers' March of Dimes will take place in Meigs Couniy tonight. Mrs. Carol Jean Adams, director, sa~d that the March will be made be tween 5 and 9 p m. In Middleport, Pomeroy, ' March of Dunes, Mrs, Joan WHI1~ms,treasurer, Pomeroy. or give 1t to the volunteer leader in the1r respective areas A Family Medical Record brochure published by the Syracuse, Rutland , Rae1ne, National Foundation - Mbrch of Chester and Tuppers Plains. Dimes 1s available in the Meigs Residents are asked to turn County Bookmobile , Mrs. on their porch lights. Mrs. Adams sa1d. The brochure is a Adams aga in emphasized thai simple, comprehensive format families are expected to make for keeping vital family health only one contribuhon : lo the mformahon, orgamzed and "March", through the mailer ready for the times when it 1s received earlier this month, or through the com ca rd s distributed 111 the schools Soliciting m Pomeroy and (Continued from page II Syracuse will be members of the o.. ,., Eta Phi Chapter of fective .!an. 16; read a letter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority ; m thanks from the HarrisonVIlle Middleport, the Xi Gamma Mu P1'0 for the new sl.age curtain; Chapter of Bela Sigma Ph1 agreed to employ , as subSoronty; in Rutland, volun- stitutes, employees who are on tee rs under Mrs . Judy leaves of absence , and ap· Snowden; in Racine, volun- pomted Barbara N1bert as a teers headed by Mrs. Mar~ teacher for the remainder of Dudding; in Chester, women the 1973-74 sc hool year. Present were Supt . directed by Mrs. Judy Eichmger, and in Tuppers Hargraves, Clerk Lee McPlains, volunteers led by Mrs Comas, board members Joe Sayre, Carol Pierce, Robert Doris Well. Resid ents m1ssed tonigh t Snowden, Wendell Hoover and may ma1l contribution to the President Virgil King . Budget needed. It provtdcs space for. com- plete health hi ~ tories or parents and ch ildren, tilt' duldren's btrth record , cir- cumstances and termination tnformahon in incomplete pregnancies, an immumzation schedule along w1th a record card for Immuniza tions, space for physical examination inf ormation, indi vidua l problems , medications and allergies, family illnesses and insurance mformatwn . The Family Medical Record brochures cost nothing, but the only location where they are available is the Bookmobile. Ford (Continued from page conclusion. I) But, whatever their feelings they owe it to all of us to do it promptly and responsibly. "They have no right to leave America hanging wheri so much that is important remains to be done. "Write the last chapter, close the book and get on with the vital business of the nation .'' Dance and Listen To The Music of GEORGE HALL 10:00 TIL 2:00 Saturday At THE MEIGS INN POMEROY, OHIO We have a wide variety of c heck ing and savmgs acco unts lor you to choose from Colorful, decorator checks to special checkmg accounts and regular passbook or cert1f1 cate savings, you 'll find that we cover the spectr um of all your bank1ng needs ·~SERVICE FU~l IJANK e road of progress .' ' Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS - Marie Divietro, Syracuse; Goldie Wyant, Pomeroy; Donna Gilmore, Pomeroy; Joseph Dennison, Glenville, W. Va.; Eva Diehl, Racine ; Edward Findley, Racine. DISCHARGES - Mildred Mitch, Steve Eblin, Donna Sellers, Ricky Fairchild, Mary Young, Lilly Edwards, Rochelle Robinson, Jo Ann Conkle, James Reeves. .•. and we hove some special checking and savings accounts.for you! personalized Ford urged h1s former House colleagues. "It is high time we got out of the rut of despair and self doubt and back onto the h1gh PLf:ASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES: Mrs . Clarence Yeager, Letart; He• . : Herdman, Letart; Mrs. Curtis Wolfe, Longbottom; Point Lorie Greenlee, Pleasant ; Cathy Simpkins, West Columbia; Sylvia Ohlinger, West Columbia; Mrs. Bobby Jones, Cheshire, 0.; Betty Higginbotham, Columbus, 0 .; Mrs. Okey Hurlow, Point Pleasant, and Freda Turley, Hartford, and Mrs. Richard Henchman, Gallipolis. Playing Tuesday Thru AUTO & WALK-UP WINDOW OPEN 5:00 ._7:00 PM FRIDAY NIGHTS GIIJ.IGAN ADDRESS COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. John J. Gilligan is ex~ted to tnuch on a variety of subjects in his "Slate of the State" message tonight, but there wlll be "nothing spectacular," according to an aide. Gilligan will most likely ask the Ohio General Assembly for legislation to establish a new emergency energy board and authorize the administration to lower speed limits to conserve fuel. WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE PITTSBURGH ulbens ~ational B hk --c. CINCINNA Tl MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Member Federal De~'lsit Insurance Cot11oration KNEE INJURED Harold Burnside, Pomeroy R.D., fell Friday night at his home dislocating his right knee and is now a patient at the Veterans Memorial Hospital. He will he in a cast for eight weeks following his discharge from the hoopital. COSTUME JEWELRY January Clearance Large Table Reg. '2.00 to s10.00 Values NOW PRICE Ropes, p.ns, chams, ear :-ings, pierced ear rings , clips, hoops, Alpha & Omega Smiley Rings . All from stock . Goessl~r COURT ST. I ..·' ''' By LEE LEONARD UP! S!i!tehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Gov. John J. Gilligan has credited the people of Ohio for encouraging the1r government tn surpass every other state in progress over the last three ye_ars, mainllning more advances are just around the corner under his continued leadership. The governor deta iled his admint st ra t ion 's pr og r ess Tuesday evening m h1s fourth annual "State of the Slate" message to a joint session of the General Assembly.. I hack on job Jewelry Store POMEROY At The Warehouse On Mechanic Street Sa.le! . s Your Choice !ii~:~~:~:~:~~~:Ei~~: county's Menial Retardation • EL_BERFELDSI.N .POMEROY The people of Ohw d1d it " The gove rnor hsted eight major areas of accomplishment under 1t1s administration , mcludin g tax reform , educatiOn support , labor reforms, reduction or crime and drug abuse, aupport or mental hea lth , ·co nsumer protection and pollutwn control. "We, the people of Ohio, have done all these things m barely three years and the cost to the average working fam1ly m Oh10 has been less than 50 cents a week - less than the cost of a pack of cigarettes," G1lhgan y VOL. XXV NO. 192 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~--~~-~ ~-~·~------~----- ( i ! Bank's officers elected sa1d. ,"We, the pc'Ople of Oh1o, have done all this - we ha ve reformed our tax system; we have pwnpt..>d new life into our Sf'hool system; we have transformed our mental hospitals ; we have made hfe uncomfortable for crunmals of all kinds, whether they do th e1r work m the streets or in offices; w~ have clea ned up our environment - and we have foste red the stronges t peace-tim e et:onomy in the history of ow state; all at a cost of 50 cents a week to the average Ohioan. "We, the people of Oh1o, have • I I business was transacted and Harold E. Hubbard, pres1dent, reported that 1973 had been one of the more successful years for the bank. Following the stockholders meeting, directors held their annual orgamzational session when officers were reelected. They were Paul S. Smart, chairman of the board; Harold E. Hubbard, president; Bernard V. Fultz, vice president; Manning Kloes, cashier; Gene Grate, assistant v1ce president, and Lois McElhinny and Ed• ward Durst, 1Joth assistant cashlers. Following the meeting the directnrs were joined by their husbands or WIves for a dinner at the Meigs Inn. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1974 detailed report to the General Assembly,within a few days on the dimensions of the energy problem m Ohio. The governor said the repor t would be accomRamed by a I1st of recommendations, mcludmg crea tion of an Emergency Energy Board . "We will intensify our efforL< Ill make Ohw the na11onai lea der in producing clean energy from Ohio's abundant supply of coal," he sa1d. "The studies we have conducted have convinced me that by working together, by actmg Contmued on Page 16 Now You Know enttne PHONE 992-2 156 JENNWER LOHSE SHEETS was named chairman of the new Meigs County Bi-Centennial Committee at a meeting held Tuesday afternoon at Rock Springs. Guest speaker, Tom Crouch, administrator of the Ohio Bi-Centennial Advisory Committee, was guest speaker for the meeting when plans were started for the local observance of the nation's 200th birthday. ~:::;:;:;:;::;;;;:;:;:;;::;:;:;:;:;~:::::::::::::::::::::::.-=:=:=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::. ·JNews •. in Briefsf ··· By United Press International '·' CLEVELAND - NEW FEDERAL ENERGY regulation requires oil companies to provide service stations with 100 pet. of gasoline they rece1 ved m the corresponding mon\)1 in 1972. "We can 't SUpply what we don't have," a spokesman for standard Oil of Ohio (Sohio) said here Tuesday, Sehio has had its stations on a 90 pet. allocation since November, the spokesman said. . The regulations also require companies to begin allocating home heating oil on the basis of ~bout85 pet. of 1972 use. ASPECIAL TEAM OF U.S. AND ISRAELI officials worked today under the auspices of Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger to reach a compromll!e plan accepl.a~le to Egypt for troop pullbacks along the Suez Canal. Israeli Fore1gn Minister Abba Eban called the Jerusalem U.lks "intense," and senior U. S. officials said the Israelis were close to reaching a compromise proposal. In Tel Aviv, the Israeli command reported sporadic clashes along the potentially explosive Egyptian and Syrian cease-fire lines, CLEVELAND - SPEAKING AT CLEVELAND Slate University Tuesday, Sen. W1lliam D. Proxmire, D-Wis., said "this coming year we '11 see the first recession m history where profits will increase." The chairman of th~ Senate subcommittee on priorities and economy in government said profits will increase mainly from the petroleum industry where profits wlll rise $13 billion. "I am not convinced by arguments · that letting the price rise will control consumption," Proxmire said. He said he paid 57 cents a gallon for gasoline" in Washington . ''The little guy who has to drive to work 1ll in serious trouble with those kind of prices," Proxmire said. COLUMBUS - COMPLAINTS WERE HEARD in the Ohio House Tuesday from Repulibawlegislatnrs who were upaet over acting chaplain Rev. Colby J. Grimes' prayer to open the sesswn. The GOP lawmakers grumbled at what they thought was a promotwn lor higher office of Gov. John J . Gilligan, a Democrat, contained in the prayer. The prayer ended : "And one last thing, Lord : Grant that the man"who here delivers the SU.te or the State message, grant that he will someday soon be delivering the Slate of the Uruon message. Amen." _ .. Gilligan, who addressed a joint session of the General Assembly Tuesday night, has often been mentioned as a prospect for national off1ce, mcluding the presidency or vice presidency. HOWARD FRANK By Bob Hoeflich Meigs County's interest in history and the upc om mg bicentennial celebration of the United Slates was reflected in the appro•imate 60 organizational represenl.atlVes attendmg a meeting at the Rock Springs Grange Hall Tuesday afternoon. The meeting was arranged by the Meigs County Commissioners to laun ch an organ iza lion th at ll)ay determine the county's role in the nation's 200th anniversary celebration. The commissioners invited organizations across the county to send representatives. Tom Crouch, Columbus , administrator of the Oh10 Advisory Committee for the BiCentennial, outlined plans being made across the Slate for the observance and what funds are avilable,..J/n a matching basis, for special events and projects. The group also progressed . to the point of naming a county bi-<:entennial committee which will start meetings next month to plan some special events for the Meigs observance. In his talk, Crouch pointed out that the slate advisory is planning committee traveling exhibits which will sU.rt moving about the slate In the spring; is preparing publications to adv1se citizens of the program and the activities; a teacher institute on early . American history; educational te levision programs; festivals and theatrical presentations through the college bicentennial program, and a speakers' bureau. "The goal of the slate cOmmittee," Crouch said, "1s Ill tnuch every Ohioan with the s1gmficance of the bl· cenlenmal." Restoration projects are being cond ucted in some Ohio cities and towns as a part of the bkentennial observance. He pointed out that the three themes for the observance from the national standpmnt are "Heritage, '76;" "Hortzon, U.S. A.," and "~' es tival, U.S.A "Communihes plannmg celebrations may use any or all of the themes, he said. Crouch emphasized that the SU.te Committee this year w11f rece ive $200,000 in federal funds which will be given to towns and cities, colleges, or even townships on a matchmg basis to carry out bi-<:entenniai projects. This is in comparison to only $40,000 in federal funds received last year. In selecting the areas to receive the funds, HOUSE DESTROYED - A family of five was left homeless Tuesday night when fire destroyed its one story frame home. Pomeroy Fire Chief Charles Legar said the home \Vas owned by Lawrence Darst, located on county road 25 near Meigs High School. Loss tn the home and its contents was estimated at $10,500. A Honda motorc'Ycle was also Frank to Newland resigns file for clerk's position auditor Meigs Co~Treasurer Howard E. Fran Republican, today announced a t he is a candidate for the office of Meigs County Auditor. In making his announcement, Frank said: "I will continue to work for, and support all local government agencies throughout Meigs County as I hav• in the past. Commenting on his decision to file for the nomination, Frank said: "A recent study commission on local government appointed by the governor recommended that the office of county treasurer be combined with that of the county auditor Should this recommendation become a reality, I feel that my years of knowledge of the auditor's office and the past years experience in the treasurer 's office qualify me for this position" VANCOUVER, B. C. - A FORMER AIDE to billionaire Howard Hughes says he wants to tell the Senate Watergate committee about relationshlps between the President, the President's brother Donald and the Hughes organization. John Meier, 40, said in an mterview at his home in suburuan Tsawwassen, B. C., that if the committee does not hold hearings on the subject, he is considering releasing his testimony through the news media. ' Meier has met w1th committee investigators twice. Asked what he wants tn testify about, Meier listed Hughes' purchase of Air West Air Lines for a reported $90 million in 1969 - which President Nixon approved - and $250,000 in campaign contributions from Hughes to Nixon in blJth the 1968 and 1972 VFWTOMEE:T presidential elections. "It encompasses the whole l_loward The Racine Memorial' YFW Hughes -Richard Nixon - Don Nixon relationsnip," Meier said. Post 6065 meet Monday, Meier declined to elaborate on specific aspects of his planned " Jan. 21 , at 8 p.m. at the Racine Continued on, Page 16 Legion Hall. will The resignation of C. 0. Newland, clerk of the board of education, was accepted with regret Tuesday night when the Eastern Local School board met in regular session . Newland has been associated with schools for 40 years as a board clerk and as a bus driver. Applications lor the clerk's position are being accepted at the high school. Newland's resignation is effective June 30. The board also discussed its recent action moving the sl.art of classes each morning h1 the district one hour later with dismissa( in the afternoons coming one hour later. It was decided last night that after three weeks time on the one hour change, schools will start one-half hour instead of one hour earlier, effective Jan. 28. Alter three ·weeks of the one half hour earlier schedule, the schools of the district will function on daylight savings time, starting at the hour that classes began before the time change went intn effect. · The . board appointed Inzy Newell as head cook ~t Chester and named Eileen Swain as full time assistant. Mrs. Swain was given a six weeks leave of absence. Lewis Berkhimer was the committee · will not only cons1der geography but also value of the presenl.atwn and its longevity. Robert Clark, Comm1ss10ner President, !Jianked the large number who attended the meeting and suggested that such a turnout md1cated not only interes t but that there w1il be adequate personnel to carry out a successful bi-<:ehtenmai program He turned the meeting over to C. E. Blakeslee after suggesting a plan to follow in setting up a local advisory committee for planning the local observan ce . The plan was followed, with the commissioners appomting f1ve members, and those present appointing one person frorr. each v11lage; one from each township and live authoriZed to attend a football clime m West Vtrgmla on Jan. :>.'i and Charles Wllfs was authorized to attend the slate music convention in Columbus on Feb. II. Theresa Casci and Paul S. Miller were added to the list of substitute teachers and the board signed diplomas for nine semors who graduated from high school Friday 111 conjunction with a one-year trial early graduation program. The nine students are Bill Hayes, Lawrence Harper, Dtana Larkins, Loretta Spencer, Cathy Coates, Denise Pullins, Cindy Dom1gan, Jenny Cline and Leigh Chne. The board recessed un hi Wednesday night when a budget discusSion will be continued. Attending were board members Roger Epple, Howard Caldwell Jr., 'Clyde Kuhn,- Oris Srriith and Dorset Larkins; Charles Swogger, principals; C. 0. Newland, clerk, and Carolyn Smith, representmg the teac he rs Assn. Byer reelected firemen chief in Middleport Officers of the Middleport Fire Department have been elected for 1974 and 1975. Fire officers mclude Bob Byer, fire chief; C. Robert FISher, assistant chief; Wayne Davis, ·captain; James B. Daniels, first Lt.; Howard A. Dalley, second Lt., and Frank Epple, third Lt. Officers of the first aid umt are Larry L. Baker, chief, Kenneth Imboden, assistant ch~ef, and Carol Mowery, captam . Administrative officers are Thomas R. Darst, president; Sidney Russell, vice president; Robert McEihinny, treasurer, and Bob E Byer, secretary. SHOTS $1.10 Influenza shots will be given Me1gs County senior citizens at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 22, at the Senior Citizens Center in Pomeroy. Senior Citizens wishing the vaccine are to call the center no later than Monday , to register, 992-] il86 or 992-7884. LOCAL TEMPS The shots at $1,10 per person The te111perature in down- will be given by a registered tnwn Pomeroy at II a.m. nurse through the cooperation Wednesday was 50 degrees of the Meigs County Health under sunny skie.s. Department. L ___;;.;.;,_~-~-~---..;.------------..-------------.. ··; ' ' done all th1s, and there 1sn't another state in the umon that has done anything comparable,'-' the governor said. "We have done all this because the people knew it could be done and because the people made sure it would be done." Gilligan said there IS still progress to be made in the areas of campa1gn spendm g and electora l reform, women's rights, public welfare, health care, higher education and energy. He sa1d energy leg1slat10n w1ll receive top prwrity this year, and promised to submit a Ce llophane, the clear wrappmg paper, is a brand name in most of the world but m the United Slates, as the result of a court decision, 1s a ,ge neric term. • TEN CENTS Interest high in Meigs' role for Bi-Centennial observance Stockholders of the Citizens National Bank in Middleport reelected their board of directnrs in the annual meeting at 3 p.m. Tuesday at the bank. Directors reelected were James F . Arnold , Rodney Downing, Dale M. Dutton, Bernard V. Fultz, Harold E. Hubbard, Rose S. Reynolds and Paul S. Smart, Routine Robbery ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY to describe a J.J\!1 :sunaJ expenence in visiting Orient SU.te Hospital near Columbus. G111igan described how an IS: year old boy at Orient expressed grat1tude for vast improvements made at the Institution and told the governor patients now have good food , a clean place to •-sleep, room to store their cloth.es and 24-hour care. "Who d1d that'" Gilligan asked. "Not me. Not you," he satd, waving his hand toward the lawmakers, "although you voted for the appropriations to make these improvements Devoted Tc The lnterettA Of The Meig3-Mmon Area Two suits filed • • in Briefs ,, al office. "We, the people of Ohio, have reviU.lized our entire system of government in this state and as a result, go vernment, actmg as an instrument in the practiced hand of the people has shaped ma gnificent things, " said Gilligan as he retraced programs put into effect since his inauguratiOn in 1971 The governor touched briefly on his legislative proposals for 1974 but dwelled at length on activity of the past. . The most dramatic portwn of his address came when he departed from his prepared text Considerable cloudiness north tonight and fair south. H1ghs today and .Thursday in the upper 40s north to the upper 50s and lower 60s extreme south . Low tonight in the ~ 0 ;. set Friday News. • Hll! 45-mmute address was interrupted 25 times by applause from the floor and ga llems of the House chamber, packed with state officials, ca binet and sta rr, and Democratic state emplo yes and well-wishers. Gilligan's message was punctuated time and again by the phrase "we the people" as he outlmed past victories and anticipated future ones. Democrats generally praised the speech as a JOb well done, wh1le Republicans insisted the go vernor was running for reelectwn', or perhaps for nation- Weather Installation said "I believe that a majority of the comiTilttee w1ll reach the same 4,300 stations closed (Contmued from page II Fire l' qu1pment Fund Salaries, $540 ; public By Unhed Press International half of last year, there were more than 500 filling stations in More than 4,300 service only 491. the metropolitan area have retirement, $200; eqmpmen t, buildmgs and utilities, $3,155; stations have closed across the The hardest hit areas ap- been forced to close since the convention, $1~0; equipmen t United Slates since the start of peared to be Los Angeles and energy crunch. Georgia industry officia ls maintenance, $1,000, Total, the energy cri~is, according to Chicago. mdustry estimates. also reported a severe impact. Lundberg Survey, Inc., of $4,865. A natwnw1de spot check by North Hollywood, Cahf., According to Jack Houston of Planning Comrrussion Fund, miscellaneous , $500; labor , United Press Internalional reported 1,074 gasoline stations th e s tate 's Association of today showed that the gaso line in Los Angeles County have Petroleum Retailers Inc ., $600. Tol.al, $1 ,100. Swimmmg Pool Fund - s tation closings were not closed because of the fuel about 1,000 flllmg stations, or Employes, $4,300, incidenl.als, confm"!l to any one area of the shortage. ln Ch1cago, Robert 20 per cent, have closed smce Jacobs of the IllinOis Gasoline the shortage. $1.~00; chemicals, $500 ; country. •l \ , The American Petroleum l Dealers Association reported electricity, $525 ; pool mamI ., .,,, . lenance , $1,925; insura nce, Institute (API) m Washington, I D.C., sa1d no one really knows $250. Total, $9,000. ' , . ~Bond Retirement ' Fund - how many gas stations haye . •'· Bonds, $8,000; interest, $2,895; been forced out of business WASHINGTON l UPli REV. STEVE SKAGGS miscellaneous, $450 Total , because or the fuel shortage, The government today cut but he said the rate of station allocations of heating oil 15 $11,345. closings shot up 90 per cent per cent and warned Samtary Sewer Fund Umon employes at the $4M homeowners ,they will run millton James M, Gavm Power Clerk, $5,120; employes , nationwide during the first six out unless they turn ther· Plant returned to work today $5 ,200; supervision, $3,000;. months of 1973. At the same time, the number of new mostats down six degrees. following pubhc retirement, $1,33~; a one day The six-degree formula " unauthonzed work stopmiscellaneous, $2,000; plant sta lions openmg up dropped by also applies to schools. All page". All second shift workers maintenance and equipment, 30 per cent between 1972 and 1973. The Rev. Steve Skaggs will other users of heating oll, were back on the job at 4 p.m. $5,000; sewer improvement, The API said 3,710 gas be insl.alled as pastor of the $16,125 ; office expense, $1,000. Including businesses, must Monday. sta tions closed between Janulower thermostats by 10 Total $38,780. The work stoppage was Middleport First Baptist ary and June of 1973, compared degrees or face running out ca used by a " misun- Church m public serv1ces to be Water Fund - Office to 1 ,9~3 durmg the first s1x salaries, $4,445 ; employes, of fuel before winter Is over. derstanding" after three held at 7 p.m. Fnday at the $12,200; pubhc retirement, months of 1972. Figures for new The new regulations members of the International church. stations opening up showed The Rev. Mr. Skaggs began $1,665; office expense, $1,000; became effective today with Brotherhood of Boilermakers that durmg the first half of maintenance suppHes, impublication In the Federal Local 105 were discharged last his duties at the Middleport church in November after Register. They also allocate Friday provement, $4,120 ; 1972, there were 75~ new miscellaneous, $5,000; water stations, but during the first gasoline, propane, kerosene Don Maupin, business agent havmg been ordained Oct. 7 at and diesel fuel . purchase, $12,000; equ1pment, for the unwn, came to Cheshire the Deer Park Bapllst Church $3,000. Tol.al, $43,430. from Ch1llicothe Monday to m Louisville, Ky . He res1ded m Water Mortgage Revenue urge umon members to return Princeton, Ky. 15 years before Bonds, Interest Payments, to work. Some 3,700 persons moving to Illinois with his - TWOFINED family. Following his Two suits have been filed in $36,570. SYRACUSE - Two persons are employed at the plant graduation from high school at · Sewer Mortgage Revenue Meigs County Common Pleas construction site, Marion, Ill., the Rev. Mr. Bonds - interest payments, Court, one a divorce, and the lined in Syracuse Mayor Herman London's court other a damage claim by an Skaggs received h1s BA degree $24,360. Monday night were Glen Ej. from Umon University at Street Maintenance Fund - auto insurance company. OFFICERS ELECTED Hudson, Syracuse, $100 and Carolyn J. Clonch, 269 N. supervisiOn, $5,335; employes, RACINE -The Racine first- Jackson, Tenn., and his costs, three days confinement, $11,28~; public retirement, Second Ave., Middleport, has aid squad elected these new Master's Degree in Divinity $1,66~; equipment main- filed for a divorce from Ellis S. lor operating a motor vehicle officers at its monthly meeting from the Southern Baptist tenance, $5,000; miscellaneous, Clonch, Middleport, on grounds while under the influence of Monday evening, Ray Adams, Theological Seminary in Louis$400; street repairs by con- of gross neglect of duty and alcohol, and Carl Jeffers, president; Jeanette Lawrence, ville. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. tract, $25,000; eqmpment, extreme cruelty, and All SU.te Racine, $10 and costs, lor vice-p resident ; Walter Regnal R. Skaggs, reside in $4,765; gasoline , $7,500; Insurance Co., Colwnbus, is disorderly conduct- Cleland, secretary ; Randall Lexington. Members of the Rio Grande materials, $5,000; buildings, suing Wanda A. Swearinger of intnxication. Both were cited Roberts, public relations; $800, traffic lights, $250. Total, Rutland, claiming that she was by Police Chief Milton Varian . Walter Cleland, chief; Carol Baptist Associa~ion, the Ohio involved in a Jan. 15, 1973 $67,000. Cleland, assistant chief; Jake Baptist Convention, the Meter Deposit Fund - accident with an All Slate Bush, caplain; Dick Gardner, congregation of the local TAKEN TO HOSPITAL $2,500. Federal Revenue client. All SU.te is asking $1487. Lieutenant, and the Rev. church and townspeople will The Pomeroy E-R squad was sharing fund, $13,000. Bikacson, chaplain. The first.. participate m the installation called Monday at 10:08 p.m. to Fire Chief Bob Byer, aid 5Quad meets the second which is open to the public. the Paul Darnell residence for meeting with council to discuss Board intends to lake adMonday of every month at the fire department matters, also vantage of the Oct. 2, 1972 offer Stella Darnell, a medical Racine lire house at 8 p.m. disclosed that the en- and if so, how much land will patient, wh<r- wa• taken to vironmenl.al protection agency be needed from the park area. Holzer Medical Center. (C~ntinued from page 1) had advised him that there is to Council was in agreement that made a statement. He is lodged be no open burmng in Mid· the new building would be an DIVORCE GRANTED in Meigs County Jail. Herman dleport in any conl.amer that asset to the community. Last UNIT CALLED Lillian L. Maynard, Racine, Henry of the Bureau of The Middleport E-R squad has been awarded a divorce in does not have a chimney. Byer November Meigs County said that the Middleport voters passed a bond issue to was called Monday at 11:56 Meigs County Common Pleas Criminal Investigation was · department will not issue provide $250,000 for the con- a.m. for Neva Pierce, Brad- court from Oscar Maynard, called to obtain fingerprints. The incident is still under inburning permits. Mayor John struction and state funds have bury, who was l.aken to Holzer Racine. vestigation, Zerkle and Chief of Police J . J. been promised to help with the Medical Center. Cremeans said burning had school imd sheltered workshop been no major problem in for the retarded of the county. Middleport. It was In the concluding moments acknowledged that en- of the meeting, council elected SURGERY PLANNED forcement of the no burning Hoffman, one of two holdover Mrs. Beatrice Lisle of the (Continued from page I) regulation would keep all of- council members, as council advertising department of The man planting the explosive. ficials, including firemen, busy president. The other holdover Daily Sentinel entered if it were enforced. councilman is William University Hospital in OKLAHOMA CITY- A BUSINESS JET attempting to land Clerk-Treasurer Gene Grate Walters. Columbus Monday morning at Will Rogers World Airport crashed in a dense fog today four reported that he has been New council members, all of and will undergo surgery miles short of the runway, killing two persons aboard but apadvised by letter from the Ohio whom were present last night, there. parently missing several residential areas. Authorities first reported that several hourses "were inDepartment of Highways that are James Brewer • David a warning light at the in- Jenkins, Marvin Kelly and volved", but witnesses at the scene said no houses were on fire. tersection of county road ~ and Allen Lee King. Also present LOCAL TEMPS Fire engines used foam on the wreckage of the Jet. George Clark, the route 7 by-pass has been were Byer, Grate, Mayor The temperature in down- chief investigator at the regional office of the National Transchanged from a position stand- Zerkle, Police Chief J . J . town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. today portationSalety Board in Fort Worth, Tex:, said the aircraft was point in order to reduce its Cremeans and Don Pearch, was 43 degrees under cloudy owned by the Kerr-McGee Corp. of Oklahoma City and was flying blinding effect. Grate com- new member of the board of skies. from Corpus Christi, Tex., Ill Oklahoma City. mented that the change is an lpu . .b•li•c•a•ff•a~r.·.s...._._........................................................................, improvement. Grate announced several seminars to be held by the Ohio Municipal League for new members of council and announced also that $1,178.94 has been received from the Ohio Department of Economic Dev~lopment toward purchase of new radio equipment, which is in use. The mayor's report for December showing receipts of $1,672.40 in fines and fees and $143 in merchant police collections for a total of $1,815.40 was approved. Grate reported the receipt of $2,247 in federal revenue sharing funds for the last quarter. Fire contracts with Cheshire Village, Cheshire Township, Salisbury Township and the Gavil) Power Plant were approved. Grate outlined the complicated steps that are necessary for a Lima, Ohio, couple who purchased municipal bonds from Middleport and Pomeroy but who now have loot the bo,pds. Council passed an ordinance providing that duplicate bonds be issued Ill the couple, The process is quite cooUy to the couple, but will not cost the village anything, Grate pointed 100 Pet. Nylon Rugs -12 feet out. wide- widths up to 18'. Bound Council discussed ·the Meigs all around. Solid colors and County Community School tweeds . A good selection. which is to be built ln Meigs County. It was pointed out that on Oct. 2, 1972 council offered a site for the school In one corner Drive to · Elberfelds of the Middleport Community Warehouse ori Mechanic Park, near the corner of Locust Street - See these tine rugs and Plum Sts. It was not Inon sale. Select the one or ones dicated How much space of the you want. 11-acres making up the park would be taken up by the school building if the offer were accepted. It was voted t9 ask . I. members-at-large . Elected officials m various sub-<livisions may also appoint to the committee within the next month if they so desire. The comm1ttee appointed w11l serve for one year. The five appointees of the commissiOners are Mrs. Jenmfer Sheets, Blakeslee, Leo Story, Mrs. ElizobeUJ Hllferty and Mrs. Iris Kelton. Township represenl.at1ves selected yesterday were Russell Cuiiums, Belford; George Genheimer, Chester; Elizabeth Jordan, Columb1a; Fred Goeglein, Salisbury; Mrs. Don Johnson, Lebanon ; Mrs. John Wolfe , Letart; Mrs . Charles Hensley, Olive; Mrs. Agnes H11l, Orange; Carl Dennison, Rutland; Avanelle Holliday, Salem; Pauline Atkins, Scipio; James Roush, Sutton. Village represe ntatives selected were Gerald Powell, Pomeroy; Grace Pratt, Middleport ; Vernon Weber, Rutland ; Shirley Huston, Syracuse, and Mr. or Mrs. Frank Cleland, Racme. Members-a t-large selected by the rep rese ntati ves were Mike Gerlach, John Fultz, Richard Chambers, Mrs . Beulah Jones and Mrs. Jeanne Brown. The group named Mrs. Sheets chair person ; Blakeslee Hrst v1ce chairm an, and Gerald Powell as second v1ce chairman The secretarytreasurer will be named later The first meet1ng of the new group was set for 7:~0 p.rn oc Tuesday, Feb. 19, at the Me1gs Museum, Butternut Ave ., Pomeroy, delllroyed and some damage was dooe to the family's auto. The fire ..as caused by an oil leak in the cook stove. Mrs. Darst, while mopping up the oil from the kitchen floor, decided to go outside Ill turn the oil valve off. While she was outside an explosion occurred in the kitchen. The house was engulfed in flames when the fire department arrived. The family had no insurance. Speech clinic fund approv~d The Me1gs Coun ty Com- comrmssioners a resolution to missioners Tuesday approved file an application on behalf of a request for $1,648 from Susie the county with EDA for a Heines, speech and hearing co- federal grant to improve ordinator of the Meigs County county roads 1, I-A, 27 and 6 in Regwnal Speech Clinic. Col~mbia township. The Mrs. Heines explained that commissioners approved the the total budget for the resolution. program is $6,590 with oneAttending were Ro"bert fourth of that amount to be Clark, Warden Ours, Henry suppled by the county. Wells, commissioners, Martha Also meeting with the Chambers, clerk and Wesley commissioners were Gene · Buehl, coWJty engineer. Riggs and Bruce Ergood of the Planned Parenthood of the Meigs County Family Planning Six alarms come ' Program, who discussed funding of that program and to fire com pan v_ how the program works. The commissioners t'Oo"Kr 10 action. Six lire calls and 21 first aid Phil Lavelle of the Economic calls were answered by the Development Administration, Middleport Fire Department EDA, U. S. Departmeht of during December, Fire Chief Commerce, discussed w1th the Bob E. Byer reports. Of the first aid calls, 15 were in town and six were out of tnwn. Of the six fire calls only MONEY COMING one was inside the corporation State Auditor Joseph T. limits; two were false alarms. Ferguson r~orts a total of On the lire calls firemen spent $8,025,772.86 being distributed 35.7 hours with an average of 10 in December to the state's 88 men answering each caU. All counties for welfare vehicles of the department assistance. Meigs County's were driven 692.1 during the share wa& $9,300. rth ,. . ' 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. 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