https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fc6e4243abfef9cb882b103183b4ed70.pdf 4523c8b0f81f9dacc3105477311d7aba PDF Text Text ~ '-'... .'· . ,- ... ( I • ,I• ' ,• • • .~ ''• ~ ~ o I ,• ' ' •• ... '. ·-: ·' . ~. . .. .. / 'I ' 10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-.Pomeroy, 0., March 5, 1974 Women ask (Continued from page I) hour council meets from 8 to 7:30p.m. The time of meetings will go into effect inunediately. John Manley asked (for the fire department) that a no parking sign be placed on the side of the street that the new fire station is located. The matter was referred lo the street committee. Jed Webster reported !hal the new traffic lights for Court ·and Sycamore Sts. will arrive Wednesday of this week. Webster also reported that the new police cruiser has been built and will be shipped soon. All that was holding up the production was a generator . Webster said regardless of what size a generator is on the car, to send the vehicle as soon as possible. Council granted permission to Eastern's band membel'8 to hold Tag Day on Saturday, April 6, and Crippled Children Society to hold Lilly Qay on April 13. They refused penrusswn to Eastern's junior class to solicit the village for a horse show on March 9 or April 20. Council set up a· fund of $850 to purchase summer unifonns for the regular employes of the police department. Alleolding were Mayor Smith, ltalph Werry, Osborne, William Snouffer, Davis, Globakar, Manley, council members; Webster, Henry Werry, Charles Werry, Jane Walton, clerk, and Phyliss Hennessy, treasurer. News . . . in Briefs (Continued from page I) Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger 's negotiations for a Middle East settlement. Kissinger arrived home Monday night from a Middle East mi.ssion that took him 17,000 miles in eight days. He is expected to report to President Nixon todsy. There is widespread ~.x ­ pectation that the Arab oil embargo against the United States will be lifted when the Arab Foreign Ministers meet Sunday in Tripoli, Libya, partly because of Kissinger's trip. Final lessons on Wednesday The final two lessons in the Meigs County Jaycee Leadership in Action course will be presented Wednesday evening, beginning at 7 p.m. in the Pomeroy Village Hall. Lesson five, How to Plan and . Conduct a Successful Project, .and lesson six, How to Conduct a Successful Meeting, will be given . All Meigs County ·Jaycees are urged to attend and bring a guest or guests as prospective members. BLOOQMOBJLE COMING NEW HAVEN - Mrs. Charles Dodd of the Com· muoily Improvement Committee, New Haven Woman's Club, has announced lhat the Bloodmobile will be lo New Haveo on Thursday, March 7 at the Uolled Melhodlsl Church. Dooors are needed lo order to keep the Bloodmobile in the area. The Bloodmobile will be here from 12:30 to 5: 30 p.m. aod is spoDBored by the New Haven Woman's Club. MEIGS THEATRE Tonight-Wed .- Thurs. March 4-7 NOT OPEN COMING SOON " ENTER THE DRAGON" (lechnicolor) PLEASANT VALLEY Discharges : Darlene Wood, Point Pleasant; Lew G. Cook, Vinton ; Harley Sampson, Spencer; Jerry Reitmire, Pomeroy, and Greta Riffle, Pomeroy_ 1 svAC hatiquet Plot to kill Dr. K foiled Site, size unsettled set Aprill9 :(Continued from page I) money than a beginning school teacher in the local school district would make with a college degree. It was announced by Auberber that the board has the right to set Its own pay scales and academic requirements, althoogh it was questioned whether it could be made applicable to those now employed since they have signed contracts and are civil service employees. Thomas noted that the employees are paid according to the pay scale for state employees . Mrs. Thomas also en· couraged board members to write, telegraph and phone The annual Southern Valley Athletic Conference banquet honoring members of the 197374 all league players in football and basketball will be held Friday, Aprill9 at Rio Grande College's cafeteria. Richard L. Delaney, Assistant Athletic Director at Ohio Slate University, will be the featured speaker. Awards will be presented to 2:! all league football players; 15 basketball players; the Most Valuable Players in football and basketball, and team trophies to Kyger Creek , winner of the SVAC football champion, and Hannan Trace, winner of the SVAC cage crown. Bill Gray of Radio Station WJEH will serve as emcee. MVP trophies are jointly sponsored by WJEH and the Sunday-Times Sentinel. Rail study in Ohio is obsolete mcreases President Gerald R. Ford, in a speech to newspaper executives in Denver, ,.;,d Nixon could be impeached culy for the exact grounds set forth in the Constitution : treason, bribery or other high crimes and mi.sdemeanors. -Special p Leo 1 J k' filed r~c~ ~ ~ awol'8 I a . . our1 o Appeals brief opposing Watergate figure E. Howard Hunt's atte t to 'thdr h' 1 of guil~P WI aw IS Pea Lawyers Meet At the White House, press spokesmen said Monday mornIng there was "no present intention" of trying to block the secret grand jury report from going to Rodino's committee. But following the afternoon meeting with Sirica, Deputy White White House Press Secretary Gerald Warren declined to repeat the statement. "OUr position will be made for ALL your banking needs CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Is Our Pet Word On Loans. Get Yours. I 1I I 1 I I I I I FLEXSTEEC· ... the longer you own it the more you'll 'like the nCIIIe ffiLUMBUS (UPI) - Sen. Howard M. Metzenbaum, DOhio, said Monday a U.S. Department of Transportation study recommending the abandonment of one-third of Ohio's railroad tracks should be dis- • carded because it i.s "already obsolete." Metzenbaum made the obCOLUMBUS - Bob Evans servation while testifying at Farms, Inc., this week anhearings held here by the In- nounced consolidated sales and terstate Commerce Com- net income for the sausage mi.sslon (ICC) into the report company and ita restaurant · · hi h subsidiary are up over the . on regJOna 1 rm1 service w c corresponding period a year calls for abandonment Of 2 500 ' of Ohio's 7,800 miles of track. ago. Sales for the nine-month "Instead of a myopic at- period ending Jan. 25, 1974, tempt to trim service in order were $29,842,103 compared to concentrate on presently with $23,850,000 while net inf'tabl d come for this period was pro I e runs, we nee an ambitious program to $1,374,246, or $2.10 pershare, as revitalize the entire Iran- compared with $1,192,350, or sportation system," Metzen- $1.83 per sha re, for th e same baum said. period in 1972-73. Metzenbaum called for a rail According to Danie 1 E . rehabilltation study to deter- Evans, chairman of the board, mine "the real costs or r""•'• highlights of the nine-month • . . • . ,_.. mg many dilapidated lines .for period include the company's upgraded service, that IS, h1gh entrance on September 24 into speed .trains" and alternative the Philadelphia market, fmancmg proposals. where it now services more The DOT should give priority than 800 retail stores, and the consideration to the proposed smaller Erie, Pa., market Chicago-Boston Amtrak route, opened on October 29, where providing additional two-way growth has been steady. service between Cleveland and A fourth sausage plant Toledo, Metzenbaum said. opened January 7 in Galva, Ill., Gov. John J. Gilligan, the and the company is optimistic leadoff witness at the opening about ita performance, Evans of the week-long hearings, said said. the rail plan would put out of Bob Evans Fann Foods, business 60 per cent of the Inc., a subsidiary operating Bob Evans Restaurants, state's grain warehouses. "We must insist that track continues to expand. A thira!Jandonment not be conducted teenth restaurant opened so as to threaten the livelihood February 11 in Miamlsburg, of Ohio's grain fanners," Gilli- Ohio. Construction has begun gan said. on a 14th unit located in " We realize that any Florence, Ky., scheduled to economically sound program 1 open in June. A fall opening is to revitalize the rail system . planned for the company's first will probably entail a ban- . restaurant in northeastern donment of some considerable Ohio to be located in Mentor. amount of trackage, and Ohio i.s ready to bear its fair share of this abandonment," he said. The governor said loss of jobs and loss of tax revenues to AID UNIT CALLED state, county and municipal RACINE - Racine 's ER governments are matters of squad answered two calls concern in addition to the Sunday and one early today. threat to the agricultural inSunday at 2:30a.m. they were dustry. called ·to Chester for Barbara Sargedt who was involved in an Elsie M. Garton auto accident. She was taken to of Coolville dies Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Elsie M. Garton, f11, At 10:30 p.m. they transported Coolville, died Monday evening Harriet Hyatt, 74, Itacine, who at Veterans Memorial Hospital was having difficulty following an extended Illness. breathing, to Veterans Mrs. Garton was born in Meigs Memorial Hospital. At 6:30 County, the daughter of the late a.m. today John Sellers, 86, Ozias and Madeline Reed Portland, having difficulty Pullins. She was also preceded breathing, was taken to Holzer in death by two sisters. Medical Center. Mrs. Garton was a member of White's Chapel Church and had been a resident of Coolville the greater part of her life. OFFUTT PROMOTED She Is survived by her John Wolfe, plant manager husband, Orville; three sisters, at Foote Mineral Co., anMrs. Twyla Clark, Belpre; nounced the promotion of Opba Mrs. Carrie Osborne, Reeds- Offutt to general foreman in ville; . Mrs. Goldie Buchanan, the shipping and yard Coolville, and several nieces deparlments, effective March and nephews. I. Offutt began his emFuneral services will be ployement with Foote May 28, Thursday at 2p.m.at the White 1952, as a general laborer; was Funeral Home in Coolville with promoted to assistant foreman the Rev. Roy Deeter of- on ApriliO, 1953 and to foreman ficiating. Burial will be in Bethel Cemetery. Friends may on Sept. I, 1961. Offutt resides call at the funeral home after with hi.s wife on Rt. 33, Pomeroy. noon Wednesday. sales show (Continued from page I) conspiracy case of former Nixon cabinet members John N. Mitchell and Maurice H. Stan~tce the officials said. They said they later learned that there was a plot to try to kill him on the way. "They were out to kill him on the way to Ute mosg.ue,'' one American in the traveling party said. Instead of going to the mosque, ,Kissinger drove to Damascus airport directly and took off for ISrael carrying concessions from Assad that helped break a deadlock and get the two countries talking on a military separation of troops in the Golan Heights. American officials would give no more details of the alleged plot rut the assumption Evans net, Hearing said in answer to repeated questions. Lawyers for former Nixon aides H.R. Haldeman and John D. Ehrlichman were abruptly swrunoned to the secret meeting in Sirica's chambers when it was two-thirds over-an apparent indication that one or both of their names might come up at Wednesday 's hearing. Haldeman, who was Nixon's No.1 aide as White House chief of staff, and Ehrliclunan, who was the President's chief domestic affairs adviser, were among those indicted Friday on charges of conspiring to cover up Watergate. Deoles Guill In Los Angeles Monday, Haldeman held a news conference to say he had "done nothing illegal or improper," though conceding someone ~·Yes" had. He declined further comment on the case, but did say he had talked to Nixon since the indictment. Seldom a discouraging word Warren said he was "not is spoken here. If we think you're aware" whether Nixon and Haldeman had conferred. But onto something good, (car, home other White House aides said ... any loan) we'll try our darnedNixon had talked both to est to "yes" you. Haldeman and to Charles W. Colson, former presidential counsel charged in the alleged WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK F EE cover-up plot, since their indictment. Auto Teller Window and Walk- Up Window Warren also said Nixon Open Friday Evenings 5 to 7 P· m · stands by hi.s statement last Aug. 22 endorsing as "acPITTS~RCHI curate" Haldeman's sworn testimony before the Senate Watergate committee about a meeting at which money demands of the Watergate burglars were discussed. The grand jury-which had access to a tape recording of the meeting a year ago MIDDLEPORT, OHIO charged that Haldeman lied Member Federal Insurance Corporation wben he testified Nixon said "it t!llll_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _o_. would be wrong" to pay off the defendants. Del!~sit WASHINGTON (UPI) - A long talk with President' Hafez A;!sad of Syria in Damascus last week may have saved Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger from assassination, American officials said Monday night. The three-hour talk, which lasted beyond the original · schedule, caused Kissinger to cancel hls planned visit to the 8th century Omayyad mosque, at Rio Grande known in open court," WaJTen UJ~!~N~A~atioNJI Bhk ' c Middleport, Ohio Mrs. Madel Oine., 63, dies Mrs. Madel (Betty) Cline, Walnut St., Middleport, was dead on arrival of the Middleport S-R squad late Monday night. Mrs. Cline, 63, was born on Aug. 30, 1910 in Monroe County to the late Walter and Ada Hill Ring. She was also preceded in death by a grandson. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Robert (Glenda) Warren, Beaumont, Tex., and Mrs. Gerald (Helen) Marr, Letart, W.Va.; a son, Freddie D. Cline, Chesapeake, Va.; five sisters, Mrs. Gladys Moore, New Matamoras; Mrs. Grace Schmidt, New Matamoras; Mlss Thelma Cline, New Philadelphia; Mrs. Edith King, Woodsfield, and Mrs . Pauline Hercher, Sycamore Valley ; a brother, Ernest Ring, of Marietta, and 13 graPdChildren. Mrs. Cline had worked at Dutton's Drug Store in Middleport since. 1953 and was a member of the Middleport Church of Christ, its Philathea Women's society, and of the WCTU. She was also active in senior citizens affairs. Services have not yet been announced by the RawlingsCoats Funeral Home. Rev. George Glaze will officiate. Burial will be in the Riverview Cemetery. Calling hours wlll be annOWJced. ENERGY POUCY ffiLUMBUS (UPI) - The energy shortage became an energy crisis 'because we never had a national energy policy," former astronaut John Glenn said here Monday. The Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate nomination charged hi.s opponent for the May primary, Sen. Howard M. Metzenbaum, ~o, with a 11 Simplistic" argument for blaming an oU company conspiracy for the shortage. j Marriage UceDSe Waller Wayne Howard, Albany, and !neva Maxine Facemyer, Albany. TO WIN DEGREE Robert Eugene Hill, Pomeroy, will be one of 303 candidates to receive a degree from Troy State University at the end of the winter quarter March 15. BfRRY'S WORLD "Now, what's this about your being exposed to hockey and wanting to give up basketball to take it up?" Elber.felds.In Pomeroy DISCONTINUED COLORS AND LABELS FROM OUR REG.ULAR STOCK •QUANTITIES LIMITED TO STOCK ON HAND lOLA'S ON SALE AT OUR MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE DRESS SHOP Pomeroy lawyers said today he would turn over extensive material to the House Judiciary Commillee considering his inlpeachment and also would answer written questions and submit to ''an oral interview " if necessary . Attorney James D. Sl. Clair told Chief U. S. District Judge John J. Sirica he had been "authorized and directed by the President" to pledge Nixon's cooperation with the committee. St. Clair gave his views at a public hearing called by Sirica to hear legal arguments on what should be done wi th a secret report said to contain the Watergate grand jury's REPAIR LINES - Employes of the Columbia Gas of Ohio were busy Tuesday repairing a minor leak in the main along Pomeroy's Court Street. y The hearing was held berore :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::;:;".;;:;::::;:;::::::;::;:::;:::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i:?';.:~~:::::~:=:::~:::::=:::=::::: handlin g of t he Waterga te a capacity audience in the huge · ceremonial co urtrootn on U1e St. Clair told Sirica that sixth floor of the fede ral court Nixon had adopted neither an house, where the trial of the affirmative nor a negative original Waterga te burglars position on what should he done look place 14 months ago . with the scaled report which St. Clair said that the White accompa nied the grand jury's House rega rds news stories indictment of seven former about the grand jury report a Nixon associates last Friday. "serious breach of grand jur y He said that whatever Sirica secrecy .' ' decided was appropriate would be acceptable to the President. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Sl. Clair then advised Sirica: Chance of showers "The President is prepared to Saturday and Sunday. turn over to the House com- Overnight lows In the 30s millee all the materials he has Friday, moderating Into the turned over to the grand jury 40s by Sund ay . Dully highs in without limitation and to anthe 50s and low 60s Friday, swer all wtitten interrogatories and parti~ ipate in oral interviews if it is deemed warming into the Elberfelds In Pomeroy ' NO .. 227 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO necessa ry. " Absenteeism in Meigs Local PHONE 992-2156 TEN CENTS ' ewsTnlirief~ Jury hears Sears' story By Uolted Press Jotematlonal AKRON, OHIO- AMAN CHARGED IN connection with a $2 million extortion plot against a local newspaper publisher was scheduled to appear for a hearing Friday before presiding Municipal Judge Joseph D. Rauhia . George W. Blake, 43, of Akron, was charged with extortion Tuesday after he was arrested at hi.s home for allegedly making telephone calls to area broadcasting stations threatening the kidnapping of Akron publisher Ben Maidenburg and his son, who works for a local television station. Blake, who claimed to be a member of the American Revolutionary Party, was being held in lieu of $10,000 bond. If convicted, he could face a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a $5,000 fine, the FBI said. JERUSALEM - PREMIER GOLDA MEIR and Defense Mini.ster Moshe Dayan agreed today to put aside their differences in a dramatic •witch apparently ending a two-week-long leadership cri.sis in Israel. Mrs. Meir issued a statement early today after a sudden, late night cabinet.meeting, saying Dayan had changed his mind and was "ready to serve" in Israel's next government as defense minister. The one-<!yed war hero had previoosly vowed to give up his cabinet post unless Mrs. Meir's Labor party agreed to bring the rightwing Lilrud bloc into a broad coalition government. ·Mrs. Meir was scheduled to meet with President Ephraim Katzir later today to present details of a new government to replace the caretaker coalition ruling Israel since the Dec . 31 national elections. NEW YORK (UPI) - Star witness Harry L. Sears, back today for more key government testimony, says he twice in 1971 reminded then Attorney General John N. Mitchell that financier Robert L. Vesco considered himself a friend of the Nixon family. That was Sears' testimony Tuesday when the government brought him on as "the middle man" in the case of Mitchell and former Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans. The lw o fo rmer Nixon cabinet members are on trial in federal court on charges of conspiring to impede uby deceit, craft, trickery, and dishonest means" a federal investigation of Vesco in exchange for hi.s $200,000 gift to the 1972 Nixon campaign. · The government has told the eight-man, four-woman jury that the "heart of this case" is the charge that the two lied under oath to the grand jury about their alleged criminal affair I? . SEC Chairman Mitchell , and in a phone talk William Casey. with Mitchell in June, Sears In May, Sears wrote to testified, "Mr. Mitchell in- Williamson has Johnson's seat RUT LAND Bill Williamson, sworn in as a member of Rutland Council by Mayor Eugene Thompson when council met in regular session Tuesday night, took the seat of Orville Johnson, who was elected as a write-in candidate but has left Portland. Williamson was named by council to fill the vacancy . In other business council reviewed the ordinance that imposes a 10 p.m. curfew on young people· under 18 years old. Council will enforce the ordinance and parents will be held responsible for youths violating it. Council also discussed the possibility of obtaining some of acts. Sears, a New Jersey lawyer, the Rutland school properly friend of Mitchell, and !01 mer from Meigs Local School Board State Senate Republican for the erection of a new town leader, bad known Vesco since house. Nothing definite on· the issue was decided. Council also 1969, he testified. SEC INQUIRY On March 18, 1971, the Securities and Exchange Commission began an investigation of Vesco and his companies. Vesco, Sears said, enli.sted his aid to try to get Mitchell to help by getting Vesco's side of the Fow bills of Indictments were handed down by a Meigs County Grand Jury 'Monday charging possession of drugs, assault, and writing of bad check. Bernard Fultz, county prosecutor, presented the cases. Indicted were Hubert Stewart, who is in the Logan City jail following a shooting incident, charged wlth aggravated assault and carrying a concealed weapon ; Robert Aiexander, Carpenter, charged with possession of narcotics and sale of narcotics; William Dingus, possession of marijuana, and Roger Norman, writing a bad check. The four will he arraigned when dates will be set lor hearings. Sealed on the jury were Paul Bell, Joyc-; Tackett, Leonard Gilmore, Melvin Cross, Roy VanMeter, Vivian Pierce, Melva Thrner, Jury Foreman, Frances Wilcoxen and Granville Stout. Absentees now 11.4% enttne WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1974 may notify resident< to clea n up private properly of trash and debris to improve the , appearance of the town. Carl Denison, council man, reported on his attendance at a mee tin g of th e Economi c Development Administration in Columbus rocenUy . Coun cil renewed its 50 year franchise with Ohio Power Co. for street light service and _ discussed modernizing street lights in the village by rep la cing present lights with mercury vapor lighls. Council also hea rd complaints about water st<tnding on village stree ts but no action could be taken . Attending were May or Thompson , Joann Stewart, Purl VanMeter, Ernest Nicholson, J erry Eads, Denison, and Williamson, and Vernon Weber, clerk. dicated to me that at some point he'd check with Bill Casey about it." Vesco had complained he ha d not been ajlle to gel beyond the staff level to the chairman . Sears said he and Mitchell chatted on the phone about Vesco, how he "considered himself a friend of the Nixon family- a friend of Edward and Donald-and Mr . Mitchell said, 'I'll pass il along to Bill Casey."' F. Donald and Edward C. Nixon, the President's older and younger brothers, are possible witnesses at the trial. F. Donald Nixon 's son, Donald, is a personal aide to Vesco and is presumably with him in the Bahamas or Costa Rica. Vesco is a fugitive from charges of conspiring with the two defendants and Sears, who has been severed from his prosecution. In July, 1971, Sears testified, he met with Mitchell and di scussed "the SEC matter in some detail. I reminded him that Bob Vesco was a very good friend of mine, asking for help, that Vesco represented himself to be a friend of the President's family , that he believed U1e ' (Continued on page 16) School District dropped from 25.1 pet. last Friday to 11.4 percent today. Illness in the Rchools of the district are showing a definite decline, Supt. George Hargraves said today. In Eastern District Tuesday absenteeism was 29.8 pet. Today it dropped to 24.3 percent. John Riebel, superintendent, said Chester Elementary had the largest number of pupils absent in his district. Southern Hi gh School reported hi gh sc ho ol a ttendance was normal. Meigs Local District schools were c losed Monday and Right to Read Program in Columbus on April 25 and 26, and for Bowen to attend a meeting at Burr Oak on March 20 and 21. Bowen reported progress on text book study committees made up of teachers in all districts , in Math , Social Studies and English. CAP has • proJect approved The Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency has won epidemic of flu and colds. approval of the Department of Absenteeism had soared to nearly 40 pc~. in some of the Labor for a new Out-Of-School Neighborhood Youth Corps schools last week. Meanwhile , th e Meigs Project valued at $85,260. It will provide basic work County Board of Education experience for 29 you ng people met in a routin e sessio n in Meigs and Gallia Cou nties, Tuesday night. Robert Bowen, county superintendent, said a ages t6-21 who have dropped bus driv er certifi ca te was out of school. Under the program, youths issued lo John Bentley and attendance at supervisors' are provided work experience in job situations as determined mee lings war approved . Meetings approved were by guidelines from the Reading, Spelling and Math on Department of Labor. The March 8 in Athens; Spring current project approval is Conference of Supervisors in effective from Feb. 5, 1974 to Columbus on April 4 and 5, Feb. 4, 1975. Tuesday becau se of an Gen. Hartinger says Air Force vital to nation KANAUGA - Thirty - lwo years ago a hardnosed halfback went with his Middleport High School football team through here enroute to Gallipolis to help win a bitterly foug"ht game, 19-13. "I wouldn't trade my career In the Air Force with anybody," Maj . General James Hartinger Tuesday night told area high school and DETROIT i UP! ) - U.S. college guidance counselors automotive executives art'tl.ucind news media represe n~ tiously optimistic that an eN!f to tatives who were guests of the the Arab oil embargo will Air Force Recruiting Service trigger a spring upturn in new for dinner at the Holiday Inn . car sales, which feU 26.7 per As if to underline the cent in February- the worst for general's humble origin in the industry in seven years. ' Middleport, his claim to local There were few bright spots fame as an athlete and seholar, in the sales statistics released the big marque along Route 7 Tuesday by the domestic and fronting the Inn emblazoned : By ROBERT F. BUCKHORN its purpose and should be !if- foreign automakers, but a "Welcome Gen. Hartinger." slight upturn was noted in the WASHINGTON (UP!) - In a ted. The Blue Devils of 1942 showdown with Congress, -Clovis Maksoud, an official final days of the month. wouldn't have used quite that February sales totaled 567,200 President Nixon today vetoes of the Arab League, said in Los language . The people of the controversial emergency Angeles Tuesday there is a cars, the lowest since 509,100 southeastern Ohio, however, energy bill, claiming its price bett.e r than even chance that cars were sold in February, today say it with pride. rollback provlsion would pro- the oil embargo will be lifted at 1967. The 26.7 per cent drop Gen. Hartinger, commander long the energy crisis not ease a m\'Otin'g of Arab oil ministers from last· February was the of the Air War College at Air sharpest percentage drop in the it. beginning In Libya Sunday . University, Maxwell Air Force Approved by Congress a -The American Automobile five months since the energy Base, Ala., presides over the week ago, the bill gives Nixon Association said Tuesday one crisis knocked the bottom out of training annually of 400 Air power to ration gasoline and to . of every five service stations it the standard-sized car market. Force colonels in ' the military But, while sales in midset up energy conservation checked in its weekly survey decision ~ making required in a was out of gasoline. But it said February were off a whopping measures. W£L C~M£ highly technological, closelyNixon is confident the ad- most station operators were 37 per cent, in the final 10 days knit, tense, competitive world. liEN H.U~U ministration can block any optimistic conditions would of the month the tally was Air University is the third and attempt by Congress to over· Improve by the middle of down just 19:4 per cent from a U Sli highest level of training year ago. The S.les rate for the ride the veto, White House March. selected Air Force officers are officials said. - Federal energy director entire month also showed a offered. In other developments: William E . Simon scoffed healthy 12 per cent increase Th·e general, addressing -Secretary of State Henry Tuesday at " the preachers ol over January. himself to the theme of the • While ·small car sales are A. Kissinger, back from a doom" who forecast serious• evening recruiting for the • Middle East trip, discussed oil gasoline shortages thi.s spring either holding even' with lsst Air Force - emphasized that and other matters with and summer. He said aUoca- year or are increasing at a today's air force is in~ Pre~ident Nixon Tuesday. lions were "taking care of" the record rate, big car sales have · . creasingly technical and tumbled. Oldsmobile sales in There were many reports Arab shortage situation. complex. Tracing his own -The State Department ex- February were off 48 per cent. nations would soon lift their oil meteoric . military career, he Buick dropped by 44 per cent !!lllbargo, but no confirmation. pressed displeasure ·at the the raw higb school suggested Saudi Ar~bia 's oil minister failure of European Common and Cadillac was off 52 per Or college graduate could1do a Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani Market allies to consult Wash- cent. GENERAL WELCOMED - Air Force Maj. General James Hartinger of Middleport, lot worse than to join his Sales of the compact Ply- · commander of the nation's Air War College, Air University, Maxwell AFB, Ala ., former fighter· was quOted in a Wall Street ington before deciding upon nation's Air Force . Journal Interview ·Tuesday as economic and technical mouth Valiant in February pilot in Korean and Sout.h Vietnam, got the "VIP" welcome on this Holiday Inn marque aC Gen. Hartinger enliste.l in _saying the embargo has served (Continued on page 16) Kananga Tuesday night. · New car market better Nixon confident ,. - . f . I 60s Saturday and Sunday. Devoted To 1'he lnteresu Of The Meigs· Mason Area VOL. XXV Indictments cite posses's ion . I b oj ( .rugs, IIS.~ilult, ud cltech sca ndaL • ' ·, views on President Nixon's veto will s~and GLIDDEN ,PAINT SALE President Nixon's Watergate LONDON - PRIME MINISTER HAROLD WILSON, determined to solve his minority government's first big challenge, ordered negotiators to meet union leaders today and come up with a quick settlement to Britain's crippling coal strike. Government 3nd union officials said there could be a prompt agreement on ending the 312 week walkout, which has cut energy supplies and caused Britain's worst economic crisis since World War II . Government officials said a· pay board set up by fonner Prime Minister Edward Heath to study the miners' demands would recommend a sharp increase in coal pay when the panel issues a report today. Derek Ezra, chairman of the state-run coai board, said, "I hope the negotiations will be over very ·quickly. The alm of the mineworkers union and ourselves is to return to work as soon as possible - perhaps by Monday." HALF-PRICE SALE lola's Going Out of Business By WESLEY G. PIPPERT WASHINGTON (UP!) - NEW YORK - IMPRESARIO SOL HUROK, America's "artistic ambassador," who introduces the Bolshoi Ballet to America and took pianist Van Cliburn to Russia, die! of a heart attack Tuesday. He was 85. Hurok, who never retired, was stricken while in the office of · banker David Rockefeller, a. long-time friend. He was pronounced dead a short time later at a hospital. Earlier he had had lunch with Andres Segovia , the Spanish classical guitarist. Hurok used to say, "so longasyoudance and sing together, there i.s no bloodshed." He sent American performers on triumphal round-the-world tours and brought cultural talent from Europe and the Far East to the United Slates. YOUNG TO MEET There will be a meeting of young adults, ages 18 to 30 at Sutton United Methodist Church for Southern Cluster United Methodist Churches, including a potluck supper, at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, with entertainment. LAD IS ILL The Pomeroy ER squad was called Monday at 11 :2() p.m. to 403 West Main St. for 11-year old Perry Steinmetz, who had a high fever. He was taken to Holzer Medical Center. Committee gets answer . ' SHOP WEEKDAYS 9:30 TO 5 PM -MORE MARKDOWNS Baker Furniture was that it was by Palestine guerrillas. The officials did not learn of the plot until two days later when Kissinger landed in Damascus again on Friday night. They hastily canceled Kissinger's second plan to go to the m05que early Saturday morning. The historic mosque, erected by Walid I of the Omayyad dynasty, was built on to an earlier Chri.stian Church and temples going back to Greek times. John the Baptist's head is said to be buried there. It lies at the end of the teeming Hamidiya souk, or market, a covered street with tiny shopa and milling crowds ' where a car can scarcely pass. The souk could be a difficult security problem. Reporters accompanying Kissinger stood in the winter sun before the m05que entrance for more than an hour Wednesday waiting for Kissinger to appear. Army troops, police and security men in civilian clothes were everywhere in the area, even on the high walls of the mosque. When Kissinger's talk went beyond the scheduled time, he went to the airport. One reason could have been that he wanted to avoid an unscheduled meetIng with Soviet Foreign Mini.ster Andrei Gromyko who followed him last week to both Damascus and Cairo. state representatives concerning two . bills presen~y stalled in the state legislature. House Bill 462, the transportation bill, i.s now before the House Finance Committee. Mrs. Thomas urged that members ask for Its approval, stating that passage of the .bill i.s "vital to our program". Senate Bill m, which would exempt non-teaching em· ployees from unemployment compensation, i.s also very important to the program, according to Mrs. Thomas. Webster requested, to unanimous agreement by the board, that a motion be in· troduced at the next meeting expressing the 1 board's gratitude to Mrs . Harold (Faye) Sauer, chairman of the finance committee for promotion of the bulldlng levy KENT INVESTIGATION which passed last November. CLEVELAND (UPI) - A Attending were Auberber four-day recess of the federal grand jury investigating the and Miss Flora Davies, 1970 Kent State killings ends to- educational consultant for day amid speculation that for- Meigs County from the of Menta\ mer Gov. James A. Rhodes Department Retardation and Developmay be called to testify. Rhodes was the stale's chief mental Disabilities; Dan executive when four students Thomas, and Board . Members Ed Kenney, Richard Cham- , were killed and nine others bers, Manning Webster, injured on the campus May 4, 1970 when Ohio national Janette Thomas, Grace guardsmen opened fire on a Weber and Faye Sauer. group of anti-war demon- ' strators. DIVORCE FILED Janet M. Chapman, Reedsville, has !Ued for a divorce in SOWNS VOTE Meigs County Common Pleas WASHINGTON (UP!) Among 60 senators who reject- Court from Fred B. Chapman, ed a 5.5 per cent salary in- Reedsvllle, on grounds of gross crease for members of Con- : neglect of duty and extreme gress Mondsy were Sens. How· cruelty. ard M. Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, and Robert Taft Jr., R.Ohio. In DIVORCED GRANTED a separate vote, the two Ohio Joan Sellers, Racine, has senators joined 69 other sena· tors in defeating a proposal to been ~warded a divorce in put off until next year pay Meigs County Common Pleas raises for members of Court from Gilbert E. Sellers, East Liverpool. Con~ress the Army after graduation from Middleport High School in 1943, fought in Europe as a sergeant in the ground forces, was selected to attend West Point Military 'Academy , elected to become an Air Force pilot after graduation, and today as a two-star general outranks every member of his West Point class of over 600 cadets. He is the only Air Force general who also was a noncommissioned officer in the ground forces. Looking back, the ge neral thought his natural bent to do the absolute best he could in any job facing him, and his willingness to give the airplanes he !lew in two wars (Korea, Vietnam ) the attention they deserved contributed to his present position. Educational opportunities in the service of the U.S. airman and Air Force officers were reviewed. With the Air Force scheduled lo reduce its manpower by one third by t975, Sen_ Hartinger recommended counselors and recruiters recognize the opportunities tha t exist for the capable, ambitious recruit. Framed certificates of appreciation from the Recruiting service were 'Presented to Bill Miller, manager of W3EH . Radio, Gallipolis; Mrs. Leah Ord, guidance counselor of Southern School district, and Mrs. Martha Vennari, guidance counselor of Meigs Local District. Master of ceremonies who introduced the speaker and welcomed guests was St. Don Garrett of Athens. The dinner was arranged by Capt. Mike Gillig, Columbus. A special guest was Disttict Recruiting Commander Col. John White of Columbus. St. Dick Cole is local Air Force recruiter. �..... 2- The Dally Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, March 6, 1974 Luckett is Phelps Coach-of· Year· and Norm Sloan of top-ranked By FRED McMANE North Carolina State w1th 17 UP! Sports Writer Others recetvmg at least two NEW YORK (UPI) - RIChvotes wet e Lute Olsen of Long ard "Digger" Phelps, an energetic, dapper young man Beach State Eddie Sutton of who m only three seasons has ·Creig hton, 'Ted Owens of ra1sed Notre Dame's Kansas, Johnny Orr of M1chibasketball program from the gan and Bob Boyd of Southern doldrums to natiOnal Call!orma. Phelps 1s the firSt Notre prominence, today was named Dame basketball coach ever to Coach of the Year by Umted be awarded UPI's Coach of the Press fnternatwnal Year honor, and he achieved 1t The 32-year-<Jid Phelps, who by comblllmg htgh-powcred guided the Jmh to a 24-2 recrmtmg wtth an abundance regular season record, mcludmg a stunmng 71-70 upset of of court knowledge. When Phelps arnved al UCLA that snapped the Bruins' Notre Dame three seasons ago record 88-game wmmng after one outstandmg season as streak, was an easy wmner m a ballotmg of 241 sports writers the h~ad coach of Fordham, and sportsrasters across the everyone agreed that 1t would JUSt be a matter of tune before nahan Phelps received 107 votes to he turned the Insh mto a easily outdistance stx-ttme natiOnal power "U anyone can rebwld your Coach of the Year John Wooden of UCLA Wooden, basketball program, D1gger whose club was beaten three Phelps can He IS one of the times this season after gomg best young coaches m the undefeated the previous two country.'· sat d Marquette years, polled 43 votes. Buzz Coach AI McGwre at the l!me R1dl of Pittsburgh was thll'd Phelps took over In Phelps' first year the with 23 votes followed by Roy and with 18 Factory Retreads Plus Federal Tax of 82c Per Tire Mounting, No Charge ePius Recappable Tire eAny Size - Passenger Car Tire MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E. Main St . POMEROY, OHIO 992-2101 penenccd, suff£' rcd through a 6-20 campaign, but Phelps' and patience began to pay off last season as Notre 1 Dame fimshed w1th an 18-12 record that mcluded a second place hmsh m the Natwnal lnvll<ltwn Tournament Th 1s ye ar the Insh blossomed mto one o! the recru1tmg nation's most powerful clubs and pullL'<l off the b•ggest VJctory 1n college basketball over the last tiU'ee seasons when they upended UCLA at Sout h Bend, Ind A week later UCLA avenged the loss by beating Notre Dame at Los Angeles, but the Insh then reeled orr 12 stratght vtctones before losm g thetr season fmale to Dayton Phelps. who took F'orrlhRm tn a th1rd place flmsh m the NCAA East regwnals 1n 1971 before walkmg out on the rema!flder of a five-year contract to take the Notre Dame JOb, w111 lead the Insh mto action in the NCAA Mideast regwnals Saturday Phelps, regarded as one o! the best recrwters m the country, has concentrated hts recrllltmg efforts largely to the East coast - comndered a hotbed of talent -and has corralled such sta rs as AllAmerica John Shumate (Elizabeth, N J.), Gary Brokaw (New Brunswick, N J.), Adnan Dantley 1Washmgton, D.C ), Bill Paterno \ Lincroft, N.J) and Ray Martin (Long Island City, N Y ) Tue sday's Oh10 H 19h School Ba sketball scores By Untied Press Inter national • Class AAA (At Mentor) Mayfield SO M en to r 48 Cla ss AA I At Chagnn Fails ) Tw1n sburg 93 Gilmo ur Academy 71 (A tE lyr1a J E tyr• c Ca thOt• c S l Brooklyn 47 {otl cAt Columbus) Cols Mohawk 95 R tver Vall ey 58 Teays Valley 85 Hea th 69 (At Urbana) T•pp Ctty SO Spr1ngl1eld Cf'n tral CathOliC 43 Clas s A Cortland Maplewood 57 Berk sh 1re 48 (otl W rndham 79 Ea st Ca nton 62 (AI Steubenville) Za n esv ill e Rosecrans 73 Caldwel l 57 Ga raway 51 Buckeye West 47 ( Oi l Cycle industry Fairmont State U/!1 cage champ NEW YORK (UP!) - Fairmont State Coach Joe Retton does not believe in popularity contests but has Falcons were named the regular season nal!onal small college basket· ball champiOns by the Umted Press InternatiOnal Board of Coaches Fairmont State was a sohd chmce o! the voting coaches m UPJ's final 1973-74 ratings, receiVJng 18ofthe 35 first-place ballots and outpOinting runnerup Kentucky Wesleyan 289-200. It was the first tame Falfmont State has won the UP! national title The f1ery Retton often explodes at hiS players and was asked after one of the Falcons' VJctories this season 1f his players resented his treatment of them. Relton asked, "D1d we wm tomght." "Yes," was the reply. ~'They love me," Rett.on retorted. The West Virginia school is led by a 6-fool-6 JUmor, Bill Lindsey of Charles Town, W. Va. But, it 1s a potent tnumvirate which gUides the Falcons. MAC's Player of the Week Transfers C.'OLUMBUS (UP!) - OhiO Umvers1ty sophomore Walter • Luckett was named the Mld- Glenn Robmson, Dorothy Mae Amencan Conference basket- Robmson to Glen Robmson, ball player ot the week, the Dorothy Mae Rob10son, f1rst tune any player has won It Parcels, Orange. Wilbert G. Weaver, Helen tw1ce this season . Lms Weaver to Robert K Luckett, the MAC's leadmg score r, poured m 37 pomts W1lson, Lot Pomeroy. R E Parcell to Alfred M. agamst Penn Sl<lte and 26 Cona rd, Sally Ann Conard, aga1nst Bowling Green Luckett completed the regular season as scormg champiOn rebounds and had nme ass1sts w1th an average of 23.2 pcints m three games · per game, SIXth in field goal Other players nom1nated m percentage w1th .485 and the !mal week were Ball State's seventh m free throw percenta Chns Collms, Toledo's Jun age .727 Kindle, Bowling Green's Skip Luckett won the honor the Howard, Western Michigan's honor the second week o! the Jeff Tyson , Miami's Phil conference season when he Lumpkin Eastern and scored 79 PQints, grabbed II Michigan's Gary Tyson. ... new mechanics H•gh school and college students anterested an becom1ng Motorcycle Mechamcs or preparing for employment in the motorcycle industry in fmanctal need are ehg•ble lo apply for an Amencan Motorcycle Institute Scholarship The energy shortage has greatly mcreased motorcycle sales and the industry eslimates there are approXImately 10,000 opemngs natwnw1de for individuals in the motorcycle field . Robert C. Onderdonk, NEW YORK (UP I ) - The Un1ted Pr ess ln ter naltonal's Executlve Director of AMI, Boa rd of Coaches fmal small heads the 3-member comcol lege basketball ratrng s wllh number of f1r st pla c€ votes and mittee which selects students won lost re cor ds m paren for the grants. The committee theses ., Team Po.nts stipulates grants are not to 1 Farrmont Sl ( 181 (27 2) 289 exceed $700 each Awards will 2 Kentucky Wesleyan (4) (19 5) 200 be based on interest, aptitude J Ten nessee 51 (2 1 51 178 and fmanc1al need . 4 UT Chattanooga (2J (21 5J 172 ApplicatiOn blanks may be 5 Kentucky St (4) (70 4 ) 157 6 Evansville (51 ( 18 7) 145 obtained through high school or 7 Old Dom1n10n {18 6) 123 8 Alcor n A&M {23 51 90 college gmdance departments 9 Morgan Sl ( 1l {21 5) 73 or by wnting directly to AMI 10 Jackson St ( 22 4) 56 11 M1dweste r n ( Tex ) 04 3) 51 Scholarship Fund, P. 0. 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Betsy Ross Anniversary SPECIALS ' By GARY KALE UPI Sports Writer A trip to Canada may prove to be Wes Unseld's passpcrt to good health . Unseld has been on an orthopedic binge, consulting specialists m the Umted States and north of the border about ' his arthritic left knee. He was in Toronto last week and whatever medical treatment he rece1ved seems to have put sprmg m the legs of the Capital Bullets' center. Although scormg JUSt four pomts Tuesday mght, Unseld seemed to get off the Floor h1gher and with less pam than at any tune th1s season as he played 45 mmutes and grabbed 14 rebounds m Cap11<ll's !03-ll!l v1ctory over the Atlanta Hawks Devils, Bucks playing Coach J1m Osborne's Galhpolls Blue Dev1ls (18-3) will take on Coach Virgil Grandy's aggressive Nelsonville-York Buckeyes (14-7 ) in a senufmal round o! the 1974 Class AA Southern Ohio D1stnct H1gh School Basketball Tournament at Rw Grande College's Lyne Center tomght. Opening tipoff Is 7:30. Doors to the Rio Grande fleldhouse will open at 6:30 p.m. Tickets will be sold at the malo gate according to Art Lanham, tournament manager. As of 9 a.m. today, Gallla Academy High School fans had purchased 725 of the 800 tickets allocated Blue Devil fans . It will be offense vs. defense m thiS year's diStrict tournament opener. NelsonvilleYork, a member of the TnValley Conference, 1s averaging nearly 71 pomts a game. The stocky Buckeyes w1ll go with a zone defense against GAHS. Gallipolis, a member of the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League, IS perm1tting 51 points a game GAHS plays a tight man-to.man defense. Nelsonville-York has four starl!'rs back from last year's Class AA District squad whiCh .dropped a 72-56 semifinal dec1sion to the Blue Devils at Lyne Center. Returning for another shot at Gallipolis this year are Max Pitts, who tallied 12 mark.rs agamst the Blue Devils in 1973; Greg Smathers, who popped in 14; Dave Pritcbard, who also talhed 14 agamst the 1973 Class AA Dtstr1ct champwns and Jerry Wright, who scored s1x agamst GAHS last year Joining the returnees is Kev Canter, 8-0 junior guard who dropped m 25 pmnts agamst New Lexington in Saturday night's seclional champwnsh1p game at Stewart. GU Price, Jim Niday, Mike Berridge and Jim Singer all saw action against the Buckeyes last year. Price had 18 points. Singer and Niday each had two. Pritchard, 6-2 senior forward, lS the area's thrrd top scorer w1th a 18.5 per game average. Smathers, also a 6-2 senior forward, IS averagmg 14 a game along w1th Pitts, a 8-1 jumor center. Price IS averaging 18.5 pomts a game. Niday IS •veraging 12.3, Tom Valentine 7.8, Mike Sickles 10.2 and Singer 5.3. Coach Osborne said Gary Scouting reports show the Grandymen run their patterns well against a man-toa man defense. "We can't let them have very many good shots," remarked Coach Osborne during practice earlier this week. "They can really bum you," he added. The Buckeyes have shot over 50 pet., from the held each lime out during the1r current wmning ~treak. Winner of tonight's contest Will battle the wmner of Thursday's Waverly Washmgton Court House game at 7· 30 p.m Saturday for the Class AA D1stnct champiOnship . . ' The victory put Cap1tal's mag1c number at two in the battle w1th Atlanta for the Central DiVJSIOn title. "The knee hurt but it 1sn't hurting quite as !)ad and there is a great deal more movement m It," Unseld said, ra1smg Capital hopes for the Bullets' upcommg battle agamst the New York Kmcks m the flrst round of the NBA playoffs Bullets General Manager Bob Ferry smd he was ''more oplun1st1c now about Unseld than at any tune this season." Kevm Porte•· equaled a career scormg htgh w1th 2H pomts, mcludmg 10m the final penod, as Cap1tal pushed Atlanta a step closer to elimmat1on !rom the playoffs The Hawks, playmg Without a1hng Lou Hudson, were led by Dw1ght Jones' 14 pcints. In other NBA action, Detrmt nipped Golden State 95-93, Portland beat Los Angeles 107102, New York lopped Seattle 111-106 and Ch1cago wh1pped Phoemx 111-91. In the ABA, Carolina blitzed Kentucky 112- Half or Whole Steel Belted RADIALS $39°2ch Plus Tax Pies, assorted---ea. 59~ pkg. I>EVOTED TOniE INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA CHFSTER L TANNFJID,L, E.nc Ed ROBERT HOEJI'U(.ll, Oty Edilor Published daUy eJ.Ctpt Saturday by The Oh10 Valky Publi.Wni! 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Sentinel YOUR FRIENDLY STORES- WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU G70x74-75 GRAN TORINO 12 oz. road victories ,, for one cam· pa1gn (22) as the P1stons scored the last SIX pomts o! the ga me to beat Golden State George Trapp's field goal w1th 1 40 left was the clincher. RICk Barr} scored JG points as the Warrtors remamed a halfgame m front of Los Angeles m the NBA West Dave Bmg led Detroit w1th 23 pomts Sizes See the all new Thunderbird inspired: lb. Pislons 95, Warriors 93 Detrmt set a club record for Vlclor,e::; m a season ( 46) and Dai~ The e MIDDLEPORT e POINT PLEASANT No.2 Favorite Bread 5 loaves 1.00 135-101. G1hnorc had 25 pomts for Kentucky e POMEROY (While Supply Lasts) Many More- All Types. WIENERS 96 and Denver routed Memphis SPECIALS 2 Or 6 cyl std sh1 fl FRYERS of 15 tnes In a 3 20 span of the fourth perwd Spencer Haywood had a game h1gh 27 potnts but 11 wasn't enough as Wall Frazier scored 25 and Dave DeBusschere 24 for New York . Blazers 107, Lakers 102 Bulls lll, Suns 91 S1dney W1cks scored 20 Norm Van L1er scored 22 pomts and grabbed 14 rebounds pomts and Jerry Sloan added as Portland snapped Los 20 lor Chicago as PhoeniX lost Angeles' wmmng string at 1ts 44th game Neal Walk seven games Larry Steele topped the Suns With 21. es tabli shed a Blazer team Cougars 112, Colonels 96 record of nme steals The Carolma closed ranks m the !..akers, paced by Happy ABA East as the Cougars Hairston's 19 pomts, closed to moved to w1thm a game of first w1lhm three pomts in the fmal place Kentucky The loss cut mmute. the Colonels' lead over second Knicks Ill, Sonlcs 106 place New York \o four perPoor foul shoot ing cost c~ntage pomts Joe Caldwell Seattle a chance to beat New led the Carolina attack with 21 York as the Somes missed mne pomts and nme assists. Artis score by the opposition. 1970 FORD MAVERICK French City I'·. · . .. .•• ,. •.; ~· .· ~.· ,I Snowden , 5-11 sophomore guard, may start m place of Niday, who mjured an ankle m the game agamst South Pomt Saturday night N1day m1ssed drills Monday. Nelsonville-York got off to another slow start agam tins wmter due to the fact that four o( the Buckeyes' live starters were football players . Smce completing the Bfirst" season (nine games) Nelsonville-York has won 10 and lost only two The Buckeyes enter tomght's game wtth a six-game wmning streak. The Buckeyes are quick back up the court following a 500 2 dr hardtop L1ke new wh1te hn•sh w1th black v1nyl top 302 V 8 auto trans Powe~ steerrng. HAM Welker's Whole ..... . .. . . .... ' ,. . ' 1970 FORD FAIRLANE $1,395 Superiors Semi-Boneless .o•. • • Lucky Leaf .. Capital reduces magic number to 2 1973 FORD FlOO bois. KRAFT DRESSI.NG •• • ••••• •• 1oc With 110 or More Order 14 oz. bots. 1,000 Island, Red Wine, Casino, Catalina BANANAS Have A Carton on Special 24 oz. can Del Monte J Jar ~ 3.- ~e Da1ly Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., March 6, 1974 LONGEST DEAL IN TRI-STATE gal . Swift's Golden Ripe HAVE A CUP ON US! quart . lb. Gets The Stains Out Saturday 9 to 9 SALAD DRESSING lb. pkg(" Miracle-6 Whipped Sticks Monday Thru Friday 9:00 to 7:00 MIRACLE WHIP No.1 cans Tasty Loaf We Gladly Accept Fed. Food Starn ps be present to wm. KRAFT WE SHOW our thank s by offering some li:XTRA spec1als for the week, March 6-13. ((>me tn and help us celebrate. 5th and PEARL STS., RACINE "The Store With A Heart You, WE LIKE"' I No purchase necessar.y, need not Sth Anniversary Buy! . Palnotic Putdown Yankee Doodle , the f1rst Arn en ca n patnot1c so ng to achwv e natmnal populanty, wa s a se t of ver~es wntten by ' ·' . ,. ... ,. "/ . tonight at Lyne Center needing many The other two members of the tno are hometown semor guard Brad Butcher and a 6-8 semor import from Toledo, Oh10, Larman Battle Kentucky Wesleyan (19-:i) was fo llowed 1n the fmal rankmgs by Tennessee State (2 1-5) and Tennessee-Chatl<lnooga (21-5). The regwn's dominance of the ratmgs was augmented by Kentucky State (20-4), wh1ch was fifth. Evansville, the only northern team to make the top 10, was s1xth and Old Dominion ca ptured seventh. Closing out the top 10 were Alcorn A&M, Morgan State and Jackson State 15 West Georg1a {20 4) Property Parcels, Bedford. · , Paul F Thomas, Esther V. Thomas to Evelyn B. Thomas, 36.27 Acres, Salisbury. , Harley Godfrey, Alma Godfrey to F.eeda L. Wells, 32 Acre, .45 Acre, Olive. Robert Barber, Carole Barber to Harold L. Adams, Garcia L. Adams, Lots 18, 19, McCune's Second Add , Tuppers Plains. Robert c. H1ll, Etta Mae Hill , to Robert B. Cleek, Neva J . · Cleek, .505 Acre, SuttonRacme Paulme M. Darst to Junior Darst, Parcels, Rutland. Duane Wolfe to Bruce Swartwout, Ellen Swartwout, 16 Acres, 13 Acres, Sutton. Grover Salser, Jr., Dortha Salser to General Telephone Co., Ease., Sutton "· ONE LOT ASSORTED LOOP AND SHAG THROW RUGS Values to $2 99 tn these w1 de selec!1on of loop and shag throw rugs W1de select 1on of col ors 1n asst s1zes Stock up on the se no w for spnng -SPECIAL- 13 x 18 FANCY BROADLOOM RUG BLOCKS One Lot of 13x 1B mch qual1ly b ro ad loom rug blocks Pnced at . I �..... 2- The Dally Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, March 6, 1974 Luckett is Phelps Coach-of· Year· and Norm Sloan of top-ranked By FRED McMANE North Carolina State w1th 17 UP! Sports Writer Others recetvmg at least two NEW YORK (UPI) - RIChvotes wet e Lute Olsen of Long ard "Digger" Phelps, an energetic, dapper young man Beach State Eddie Sutton of who m only three seasons has ·Creig hton, 'Ted Owens of ra1sed Notre Dame's Kansas, Johnny Orr of M1chibasketball program from the gan and Bob Boyd of Southern doldrums to natiOnal Call!orma. Phelps 1s the firSt Notre prominence, today was named Dame basketball coach ever to Coach of the Year by Umted be awarded UPI's Coach of the Press fnternatwnal Year honor, and he achieved 1t The 32-year-<Jid Phelps, who by comblllmg htgh-powcred guided the Jmh to a 24-2 recrmtmg wtth an abundance regular season record, mcludmg a stunmng 71-70 upset of of court knowledge. When Phelps arnved al UCLA that snapped the Bruins' Notre Dame three seasons ago record 88-game wmmng after one outstandmg season as streak, was an easy wmner m a ballotmg of 241 sports writers the h~ad coach of Fordham, and sportsrasters across the everyone agreed that 1t would JUSt be a matter of tune before nahan Phelps received 107 votes to he turned the Insh mto a easily outdistance stx-ttme natiOnal power "U anyone can rebwld your Coach of the Year John Wooden of UCLA Wooden, basketball program, D1gger whose club was beaten three Phelps can He IS one of the times this season after gomg best young coaches m the undefeated the previous two country.'· sat d Marquette years, polled 43 votes. Buzz Coach AI McGwre at the l!me R1dl of Pittsburgh was thll'd Phelps took over In Phelps' first year the with 23 votes followed by Roy and with 18 Factory Retreads Plus Federal Tax of 82c Per Tire Mounting, No Charge ePius Recappable Tire eAny Size - Passenger Car Tire MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E. 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POMEROY, OHIO 992-2101 penenccd, suff£' rcd through a 6-20 campaign, but Phelps' and patience began to pay off last season as Notre 1 Dame fimshed w1th an 18-12 record that mcluded a second place hmsh m the Natwnal lnvll<ltwn Tournament Th 1s ye ar the Insh blossomed mto one o! the recru1tmg nation's most powerful clubs and pullL'<l off the b•ggest VJctory 1n college basketball over the last tiU'ee seasons when they upended UCLA at Sout h Bend, Ind A week later UCLA avenged the loss by beating Notre Dame at Los Angeles, but the Insh then reeled orr 12 stratght vtctones before losm g thetr season fmale to Dayton Phelps. who took F'orrlhRm tn a th1rd place flmsh m the NCAA East regwnals 1n 1971 before walkmg out on the rema!flder of a five-year contract to take the Notre Dame JOb, w111 lead the Insh mto action in the NCAA Mideast regwnals Saturday Phelps, regarded as one o! the best recrwters m the country, has concentrated hts recrllltmg efforts largely to the East coast - comndered a hotbed of talent -and has corralled such sta rs as AllAmerica John Shumate (Elizabeth, N J.), Gary Brokaw (New Brunswick, N J.), Adnan Dantley 1Washmgton, D.C ), Bill Paterno \ Lincroft, N.J) and Ray Martin (Long Island City, N Y ) Tue sday's Oh10 H 19h School Ba sketball scores By Untied Press Inter national • Class AAA (At Mentor) Mayfield SO M en to r 48 Cla ss AA I At Chagnn Fails ) Tw1n sburg 93 Gilmo ur Academy 71 (A tE lyr1a J E tyr• c Ca thOt• c S l Brooklyn 47 {otl cAt Columbus) Cols Mohawk 95 R tver Vall ey 58 Teays Valley 85 Hea th 69 (At Urbana) T•pp Ctty SO Spr1ngl1eld Cf'n tral CathOliC 43 Clas s A Cortland Maplewood 57 Berk sh 1re 48 (otl W rndham 79 Ea st Ca nton 62 (AI Steubenville) Za n esv ill e Rosecrans 73 Caldwel l 57 Ga raway 51 Buckeye West 47 ( Oi l Cycle industry Fairmont State U/!1 cage champ NEW YORK (UP!) - Fairmont State Coach Joe Retton does not believe in popularity contests but has Falcons were named the regular season nal!onal small college basket· ball champiOns by the Umted Press InternatiOnal Board of Coaches Fairmont State was a sohd chmce o! the voting coaches m UPJ's final 1973-74 ratings, receiVJng 18ofthe 35 first-place ballots and outpOinting runnerup Kentucky Wesleyan 289-200. It was the first tame Falfmont State has won the UP! national title The f1ery Retton often explodes at hiS players and was asked after one of the Falcons' VJctories this season 1f his players resented his treatment of them. Relton asked, "D1d we wm tomght." "Yes," was the reply. ~'They love me," Rett.on retorted. The West Virginia school is led by a 6-fool-6 JUmor, Bill Lindsey of Charles Town, W. Va. But, it 1s a potent tnumvirate which gUides the Falcons. MAC's Player of the Week Transfers C.'OLUMBUS (UP!) - OhiO Umvers1ty sophomore Walter • Luckett was named the Mld- Glenn Robmson, Dorothy Mae Amencan Conference basket- Robmson to Glen Robmson, ball player ot the week, the Dorothy Mae Rob10son, f1rst tune any player has won It Parcels, Orange. Wilbert G. Weaver, Helen tw1ce this season . Lms Weaver to Robert K Luckett, the MAC's leadmg score r, poured m 37 pomts W1lson, Lot Pomeroy. R E Parcell to Alfred M. agamst Penn Sl<lte and 26 Cona rd, Sally Ann Conard, aga1nst Bowling Green Luckett completed the regular season as scormg champiOn rebounds and had nme ass1sts w1th an average of 23.2 pcints m three games · per game, SIXth in field goal Other players nom1nated m percentage w1th .485 and the !mal week were Ball State's seventh m free throw percenta Chns Collms, Toledo's Jun age .727 Kindle, Bowling Green's Skip Luckett won the honor the Howard, Western Michigan's honor the second week o! the Jeff Tyson , Miami's Phil conference season when he Lumpkin Eastern and scored 79 PQints, grabbed II Michigan's Gary Tyson. ... new mechanics H•gh school and college students anterested an becom1ng Motorcycle Mechamcs or preparing for employment in the motorcycle industry in fmanctal need are ehg•ble lo apply for an Amencan Motorcycle Institute Scholarship The energy shortage has greatly mcreased motorcycle sales and the industry eslimates there are approXImately 10,000 opemngs natwnw1de for individuals in the motorcycle field . Robert C. Onderdonk, NEW YORK (UP I ) - The Un1ted Pr ess ln ter naltonal's Executlve Director of AMI, Boa rd of Coaches fmal small heads the 3-member comcol lege basketball ratrng s wllh number of f1r st pla c€ votes and mittee which selects students won lost re cor ds m paren for the grants. The committee theses ., Team Po.nts stipulates grants are not to 1 Farrmont Sl ( 181 (27 2) 289 exceed $700 each Awards will 2 Kentucky Wesleyan (4) (19 5) 200 be based on interest, aptitude J Ten nessee 51 (2 1 51 178 and fmanc1al need . 4 UT Chattanooga (2J (21 5J 172 ApplicatiOn blanks may be 5 Kentucky St (4) (70 4 ) 157 6 Evansville (51 ( 18 7) 145 obtained through high school or 7 Old Dom1n10n {18 6) 123 8 Alcor n A&M {23 51 90 college gmdance departments 9 Morgan Sl ( 1l {21 5) 73 or by wnting directly to AMI 10 Jackson St ( 22 4) 56 11 M1dweste r n ( Tex ) 04 3) 51 Scholarship Fund, P. 0. 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Betsy Ross Anniversary SPECIALS ' By GARY KALE UPI Sports Writer A trip to Canada may prove to be Wes Unseld's passpcrt to good health . Unseld has been on an orthopedic binge, consulting specialists m the Umted States and north of the border about ' his arthritic left knee. He was in Toronto last week and whatever medical treatment he rece1ved seems to have put sprmg m the legs of the Capital Bullets' center. Although scormg JUSt four pomts Tuesday mght, Unseld seemed to get off the Floor h1gher and with less pam than at any tune th1s season as he played 45 mmutes and grabbed 14 rebounds m Cap11<ll's !03-ll!l v1ctory over the Atlanta Hawks Devils, Bucks playing Coach J1m Osborne's Galhpolls Blue Dev1ls (18-3) will take on Coach Virgil Grandy's aggressive Nelsonville-York Buckeyes (14-7 ) in a senufmal round o! the 1974 Class AA Southern Ohio D1stnct H1gh School Basketball Tournament at Rw Grande College's Lyne Center tomght. Opening tipoff Is 7:30. Doors to the Rio Grande fleldhouse will open at 6:30 p.m. Tickets will be sold at the malo gate according to Art Lanham, tournament manager. As of 9 a.m. today, Gallla Academy High School fans had purchased 725 of the 800 tickets allocated Blue Devil fans . It will be offense vs. defense m thiS year's diStrict tournament opener. NelsonvilleYork, a member of the TnValley Conference, 1s averaging nearly 71 pomts a game. The stocky Buckeyes w1ll go with a zone defense against GAHS. Gallipolis, a member of the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League, IS perm1tting 51 points a game GAHS plays a tight man-to.man defense. Nelsonville-York has four starl!'rs back from last year's Class AA District squad whiCh .dropped a 72-56 semifinal dec1sion to the Blue Devils at Lyne Center. Returning for another shot at Gallipolis this year are Max Pitts, who tallied 12 mark.rs agamst the Blue Devils in 1973; Greg Smathers, who popped in 14; Dave Pritcbard, who also talhed 14 agamst the 1973 Class AA Dtstr1ct champwns and Jerry Wright, who scored s1x agamst GAHS last year Joining the returnees is Kev Canter, 8-0 junior guard who dropped m 25 pmnts agamst New Lexington in Saturday night's seclional champwnsh1p game at Stewart. GU Price, Jim Niday, Mike Berridge and Jim Singer all saw action against the Buckeyes last year. Price had 18 points. Singer and Niday each had two. Pritchard, 6-2 senior forward, lS the area's thrrd top scorer w1th a 18.5 per game average. Smathers, also a 6-2 senior forward, IS averagmg 14 a game along w1th Pitts, a 8-1 jumor center. Price IS averaging 18.5 pomts a game. Niday IS •veraging 12.3, Tom Valentine 7.8, Mike Sickles 10.2 and Singer 5.3. Coach Osborne said Gary Scouting reports show the Grandymen run their patterns well against a man-toa man defense. "We can't let them have very many good shots," remarked Coach Osborne during practice earlier this week. "They can really bum you," he added. The Buckeyes have shot over 50 pet., from the held each lime out during the1r current wmning ~treak. Winner of tonight's contest Will battle the wmner of Thursday's Waverly Washmgton Court House game at 7· 30 p.m Saturday for the Class AA D1stnct champiOnship . . ' The victory put Cap1tal's mag1c number at two in the battle w1th Atlanta for the Central DiVJSIOn title. "The knee hurt but it 1sn't hurting quite as !)ad and there is a great deal more movement m It," Unseld said, ra1smg Capital hopes for the Bullets' upcommg battle agamst the New York Kmcks m the flrst round of the NBA playoffs Bullets General Manager Bob Ferry smd he was ''more oplun1st1c now about Unseld than at any tune this season." Kevm Porte•· equaled a career scormg htgh w1th 2H pomts, mcludmg 10m the final penod, as Cap1tal pushed Atlanta a step closer to elimmat1on !rom the playoffs The Hawks, playmg Without a1hng Lou Hudson, were led by Dw1ght Jones' 14 pcints. In other NBA action, Detrmt nipped Golden State 95-93, Portland beat Los Angeles 107102, New York lopped Seattle 111-106 and Ch1cago wh1pped Phoemx 111-91. In the ABA, Carolina blitzed Kentucky 112- Half or Whole Steel Belted RADIALS $39°2ch Plus Tax Pies, assorted---ea. 59~ pkg. I>EVOTED TOniE INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA CHFSTER L TANNFJID,L, E.nc Ed ROBERT HOEJI'U(.ll, Oty Edilor Published daUy eJ.Ctpt Saturday by The Oh10 Valky Publi.Wni! 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Sentinel YOUR FRIENDLY STORES- WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU G70x74-75 GRAN TORINO 12 oz. road victories ,, for one cam· pa1gn (22) as the P1stons scored the last SIX pomts o! the ga me to beat Golden State George Trapp's field goal w1th 1 40 left was the clincher. RICk Barr} scored JG points as the Warrtors remamed a halfgame m front of Los Angeles m the NBA West Dave Bmg led Detroit w1th 23 pomts Sizes See the all new Thunderbird inspired: lb. Pislons 95, Warriors 93 Detrmt set a club record for Vlclor,e::; m a season ( 46) and Dai~ The e MIDDLEPORT e POINT PLEASANT No.2 Favorite Bread 5 loaves 1.00 135-101. G1hnorc had 25 pomts for Kentucky e POMEROY (While Supply Lasts) Many More- All Types. WIENERS 96 and Denver routed Memphis SPECIALS 2 Or 6 cyl std sh1 fl FRYERS of 15 tnes In a 3 20 span of the fourth perwd Spencer Haywood had a game h1gh 27 potnts but 11 wasn't enough as Wall Frazier scored 25 and Dave DeBusschere 24 for New York . Blazers 107, Lakers 102 Bulls lll, Suns 91 S1dney W1cks scored 20 Norm Van L1er scored 22 pomts and grabbed 14 rebounds pomts and Jerry Sloan added as Portland snapped Los 20 lor Chicago as PhoeniX lost Angeles' wmmng string at 1ts 44th game Neal Walk seven games Larry Steele topped the Suns With 21. es tabli shed a Blazer team Cougars 112, Colonels 96 record of nme steals The Carolma closed ranks m the !..akers, paced by Happy ABA East as the Cougars Hairston's 19 pomts, closed to moved to w1thm a game of first w1lhm three pomts in the fmal place Kentucky The loss cut mmute. the Colonels' lead over second Knicks Ill, Sonlcs 106 place New York \o four perPoor foul shoot ing cost c~ntage pomts Joe Caldwell Seattle a chance to beat New led the Carolina attack with 21 York as the Somes missed mne pomts and nme assists. Artis score by the opposition. 1970 FORD MAVERICK French City I'·. · . .. .•• ,. •.; ~· .· ~.· ,I Snowden , 5-11 sophomore guard, may start m place of Niday, who mjured an ankle m the game agamst South Pomt Saturday night N1day m1ssed drills Monday. Nelsonville-York got off to another slow start agam tins wmter due to the fact that four o( the Buckeyes' live starters were football players . Smce completing the Bfirst" season (nine games) Nelsonville-York has won 10 and lost only two The Buckeyes enter tomght's game wtth a six-game wmning streak. The Buckeyes are quick back up the court following a 500 2 dr hardtop L1ke new wh1te hn•sh w1th black v1nyl top 302 V 8 auto trans Powe~ steerrng. HAM Welker's Whole ..... . .. . . .... ' ,. . ' 1970 FORD FAIRLANE $1,395 Superiors Semi-Boneless .o•. • • Lucky Leaf .. Capital reduces magic number to 2 1973 FORD FlOO bois. KRAFT DRESSI.NG •• • ••••• •• 1oc With 110 or More Order 14 oz. bots. 1,000 Island, Red Wine, Casino, Catalina BANANAS Have A Carton on Special 24 oz. can Del Monte J Jar ~ 3.- ~e Da1ly Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., March 6, 1974 LONGEST DEAL IN TRI-STATE gal . Swift's Golden Ripe HAVE A CUP ON US! quart . lb. Gets The Stains Out Saturday 9 to 9 SALAD DRESSING lb. pkg(" Miracle-6 Whipped Sticks Monday Thru Friday 9:00 to 7:00 MIRACLE WHIP No.1 cans Tasty Loaf We Gladly Accept Fed. Food Starn ps be present to wm. KRAFT WE SHOW our thank s by offering some li:XTRA spec1als for the week, March 6-13. ((>me tn and help us celebrate. 5th and PEARL STS., RACINE "The Store With A Heart You, WE LIKE"' I No purchase necessar.y, need not Sth Anniversary Buy! . Palnotic Putdown Yankee Doodle , the f1rst Arn en ca n patnot1c so ng to achwv e natmnal populanty, wa s a se t of ver~es wntten by ' ·' . ,. ... ,. "/ . tonight at Lyne Center needing many The other two members of the tno are hometown semor guard Brad Butcher and a 6-8 semor import from Toledo, Oh10, Larman Battle Kentucky Wesleyan (19-:i) was fo llowed 1n the fmal rankmgs by Tennessee State (2 1-5) and Tennessee-Chatl<lnooga (21-5). The regwn's dominance of the ratmgs was augmented by Kentucky State (20-4), wh1ch was fifth. Evansville, the only northern team to make the top 10, was s1xth and Old Dominion ca ptured seventh. Closing out the top 10 were Alcorn A&M, Morgan State and Jackson State 15 West Georg1a {20 4) Property Parcels, Bedford. · , Paul F Thomas, Esther V. Thomas to Evelyn B. Thomas, 36.27 Acres, Salisbury. , Harley Godfrey, Alma Godfrey to F.eeda L. Wells, 32 Acre, .45 Acre, Olive. Robert Barber, Carole Barber to Harold L. Adams, Garcia L. Adams, Lots 18, 19, McCune's Second Add , Tuppers Plains. Robert c. H1ll, Etta Mae Hill , to Robert B. Cleek, Neva J . · Cleek, .505 Acre, SuttonRacme Paulme M. Darst to Junior Darst, Parcels, Rutland. Duane Wolfe to Bruce Swartwout, Ellen Swartwout, 16 Acres, 13 Acres, Sutton. Grover Salser, Jr., Dortha Salser to General Telephone Co., Ease., Sutton "· ONE LOT ASSORTED LOOP AND SHAG THROW RUGS Values to $2 99 tn these w1 de selec!1on of loop and shag throw rugs W1de select 1on of col ors 1n asst s1zes Stock up on the se no w for spnng -SPECIAL- 13 x 18 FANCY BROADLOOM RUG BLOCKS One Lot of 13x 1B mch qual1ly b ro ad loom rug blocks Pnced at . I �. ... ' I 4- Tho Dailv Sent inel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., March 6, 1974 :r&&Soc'i':~:r:,: : ,::111 • Pro standings Nolan still ailing Easte rn Con ferenc e Atlantic Divi si on w . 1. p e t , g . b . .16 20 .697 -- . Bo ston 44 17 .620 Jl .' New Yor k 38 3·1 528 11 Buffa lo 20 48 . 294 27 Phil a Central Divisio n w . L pet . g . b . C api tal Atlan t a Houston Cleve land Mi lw auke e Chi c ag o D etroit K C Omaha For a number of veterans , season is a crucial period . And for at least three of them, the news is all bad today . Gary Nolan , once the No. 1 starter for the Cincinnati Reds until an ailing sho ulder s ide!..,. he won the seventh game of the World Series against Baltimore, fell off to 3-9 last year although he claimed there was nothing wrong with him physically. Blass got a turn on th e mound during an intrasquad game Tuesday and allowed two runs on five hits in two innings. And in the American League, third baseman Buddy Bell, who led the Cleveland Indians in six offensive departments last year, has not recovered from an off-season knee injury and will require more _treatment. Bell, who is only 22, suffered the injury playing basketball. Blass may have a readymade excuse for his performance since ~irate pitching was mauled for '17 runs and 27 hits in an eight-inning intrasquad game at Bradenton, Fla. Among the other candidates for starting jobs, Jim Rooker and Bob Moose also were hit hard. Most of the other training camp news on Tuesday was good. Los Angeles Manager Walt Alston said he was more than pleased with the progress of his club and pointed in particular w shortstop Rick Auerbach and youngsters Hector Cruz and Ivan Dejesus ...San Diego Manager John McNamara said "the first week of camp went very well for us and I've been very impressed with the hitting of Bobby Tolan, John Grubb, Willie McCovey and Glenn Beckert." ... Larry Biitner, ol>tained from Texas during the winter, stroked two doubles and a single in a Montreal intrasquad game and Manager Gene Mauch said, "He opened our eyes today ." 5? 48 46 Portland 23 47 .3 29 Tuesday's Res ults looking to overcome the injuries or bad luck that hindered them last year , the exhi bition show up for the daily workouts . Steve Blass, the ace of the Pittsburgh staff in 1971 when 30 . 57 1 4 1 . 42 3 10 1 ; 43 . 386 13 ~8 .3 33 17 19 732 2 4 667 4 11 26 .639 6 1 ,. 17 46 .370 26 Pacific Division w. I. pet. g .b. G Stat e 38 29 567 Los Ang JQ Jl 557 1 ~ Sea lll e 3 1 4 1 .43 1 10 Phoeni)( ?6 45 366 14 when 24 teams all th ink they can win the World Series, there is a lot of individual heartache meshed in wilh the sun and su rf of the baseball camps. lined him for mu ch of last JO JO 27 24 Western Conference Midwest Divisio n w 1. p e l . g .b . Even in spring trainin g, season, sa id at Tampa , Fla., that there is no improvement and he 's even· embarrassed to .,:,: N B A Sfand1ngs By United Press Inter national W ~ N ew York 111 Seattle 106 Capi t a l 103 Atlanta 89 Ch ic ago I l l PhocniJC. 91 Det r oit 95 G State 93 Portland 107 Lo s Ang 10 2 (On l y games sc heduled ) ~ W e dn es da y's Games Cap ital at Ph i l a New York at At l anta Chicago at Hou ston M i lw au k ee vs KC Omaha at Omaha Boston at Lo s Ang (On l y games sci"eduled I 1 · workshops ; : Ia d t p nne · ~f: Ca Iend an: WEDNESDAY POMEROY LODGE t64 F&AM meet 7:30 p.m. All master masons are invited. POMEROY Women's Christian Temperance Union. I p .m. Wednesday at the Pomeroy United Methodist Chur ch, c.1n nual Fr·ances Willard tea. MIDDLEPORT Lite rary Club, 2 p.m . Wedl>esday, home of Mr>. Crary Davis with Mrs. Cha rle> W. McDaniel, hostess . Books to be reviewed , "Spea k to Me of Love" by Mrs. Dwi ght Wallace; "The Camerons" by Mrs. Robert Fisher. Roll call , commen t on the book. MIDDLEPOR T Ap1ateur Gardeners, 8 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Guy Reynolds with Mrs. Harry Davis, co-hostess. Program by · ABA Standings By u niled Press International Mrs. Michael Fry on antiquing Eas t w. I. pet . g . b . ar tificial flowers . J2 26 .618 Ken t u c ky MEIGS COUNTY National 43 27 614 New Yo rk Fa rm ers Organization. 4~ 30 .595 1 Carol ina 24 46 .3 43 19 Vi r ginia Wed nesday 8 p.m. in the Vo-Ag Memphis 18 52 . 257 25 room at Meigs High School. We st w . I. pet. g.b . AUXILIARY ol the MidUtah 45 25 .64 3 dlepo rt Fire Department, San An tonio 36 34 . 51 .i 9 Indiana 37 35 .5 14 9 Wednesday 8 p.m. at the hall . Den ver 33 37 .47 1 12 White elephant sa le with each San Diego 30 40 .429 15 Tue sday 's Results member to take something. Denver 135 Memphis 101 Election of officers. Carolina 112 Ke n t ucky 96 (On l y ga m es sc hedu led I THURSDAY Wednesday' s Games MOUNT MORIAH Baptist Memphis at Uta h Sa n An ton io at Ind iana Church Mi ssio nary Society New Yo rk at Sa n Diego (On l y games sched ul ed I 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs . Campbell Harper. NHL Standings By Uni te d Pres s Int erna t ional E VANGEL INE Chapter, Ea st OES, Middleport, 7:30p. m. at ga w . I. I . pi S gf 8 92 279 173 Boston 42 12 Montr el 37 1a a 82 232 180 the Masonic Temple. Initiation to l<lke pi<Jce and offi cers are NY R n grs 34 16 · 12 80 238 18 4 asked to weor lorma1s. ., To ronto 30 21 12 72 233 189 ~ FRIDAY 8 62 " ' 20s Bu ffal o 27 27 YOUNG ADULT class, 7 De tro it 22 J 1 ~.A1i 212 252 p.m. at the Bradford Church of N Y I S! dr s . I S 32 '.AI 5 45 149 204 Ch rls · t. Vancovr 17 36 10 44 173 243 ...,.. ·· · MARY SHRINE 37, Order of West w . I. f. pis ~~ ~~~ the White Shrine of Jerusalem, 3714108<1 2 I-' hila 8p.m. at the fOOF hall. Annual Ch icago 32 12 17 81 208 124 meeting and members urged to Atla nta :14 29 11 59 169 195 attend. Potluck will follow. Los A n g 24 30 10 58 176 200 St . Lou is 23 29 10 •56 171 170 RETURN Jonathan Meigs M inn 18 29 15 51 185 217 Chapter, DAR, annual charter 6 48 179 222 2 1 35 P itts day luncheon, I p.m. at Trinity 12 4d II 32 163 278 Ca l if Church, Pomeroy . Good Tuesday's Results Citizenship contest winners to P ittsbu rgll 2 NY ls ldrs 1 Atla nta 4 Boston 1 be honored ; program on Los Ang 2 Calif I American Music by Mrs . (O n l y games sc hedul ed) Wedne sday' s Games Arthur Skinner. Montreal at NY Rngrs Boston at St . Louis Buffa lo at Minnesota Chicago at Ca lifornia (On ly games sc heduled) W HA Standings By Uniled Press International w. New Eng 37 Toronto Quebec Cleve lnd Chicago 34 33 Je r sey 28 East I. t. 26 3 29 4 29 3 28 7 29 28 32 34 pts gf 77 243 12 259 69 25d 65 211 3 59 209 3 59 211 ga 2 15 231 231 216 225 251 West w. I. t . pts gt Houst on 39 20 s 83 262 Minnesot 36 26 2 74 261 Winnip eg 30 31 5 65 214 Edmonln 31 30 1 63 2 15 Vancouvr 23 40 0 46 236 L os Ang 21 44 0 42 195 Tu esday's Results New Eng l and 3 Chicago 2 Cl eve lan d 6 Los A ng 3 (On l y games scheduled) Wedn es day's Games New England at Minnesot a Edmonton at Hou st on (Only games sc hedul ed J ga 1/6 22 1 239 221 276 268 Elsewhere, A.L. Rookie ol the Year AI Bumbry agreed to terms with Baltimore and inunediately joined the club at Miami ... the Chicago White Sox completed their roster with the College Basketball Results signing of outlielder Pat Kel- By United Press International Tournaments and Playoffs ly ... Horacio Pina, acquired in a NAtA Di strict PtayV trade from Oakland, came to Va . St . 57 N Car. Me th 53 Gr dnr .Webb 88 Lnr Rhyne 87 terms with the Chicago Cubs. .C. Smitll l l 5 B. Scot ia 96 The New York Yankees said JKky St . 75 L eMoyne -Owen 65 that Doc Medich, Mike Pazik Mllr sv ll 10 5 Sl ibry St. 77 le St . 85 Coppin St. 55 and Fred Beene would pitch in De P mbrk St . 66 UNC-Wi l m 58 Friday's exhib ition opener Ferri s St. 83 Lake Supr 62 Gr Cany 62 S. Utall St . 411 against Texas .. .Marty Pattin, W Ga 78 LaGrange 67 acquired !rom Boston, will be Division Regionthe starting pitcher for Kansas NCAA College al Play City against the White Sox on Ptsdm St. 65 St . L awr e 49 Cl d St . 77 N . Oak St. 62 Saturday ... Detroit will go with St. V ince nnes 91 C-Smo tt 72 Lerrin LaGrow, Ed Farmer Nr ll k St. 74 Rndlph -Macon 72 and Fred Holdsworth its its Big Sky Playoff Thursday opener against the Ida ho St . 60 Montana 57 White Sox, who will start East Wilbur Wood ...and the Cardi- Union (N . Y.l 68 A mherst62 nals will use newcomers Sonny St. J { N .Y.) 82 St. F { N .Y. ) 66 _ Midwest Siebert and Ken Tatum along Hi ram 56 Ohio Northern 50 with Alan Foster against the SI U {Carbondale) 95 Detroit 52 Mets on &lturday. Nebraska 65 Colorado 42 SATURDAY SOUP SALE at Syracuse First United Presbyterian Church annex. Bririg containers for carry-out orders. Proceeds to be used to purchase new carpeting for the church. HYMN SING 7: 30 p.m. Chester Nazarene Church . Special singers, Davis Family from Buffalo, W.Va., and Dan Hayman with McDaniel Trio from Middleport. Public is invited to attend . PANCAKE Supper at Salem Cen ter Elementary School from 5 to 8 p.m. sponsored by the PTA. Ford ol Wittenberg, Larry Remmer of Heidelberg, Gary Ferber ol Muskingum Bob Deckard of Otterbein a~d Bic Wolfe of capital. Receiving honorable menlion were Denny Dickensheets of Capital; Lee Bowman and Hank chawansky ol Denison; Tim Appleton and Dave Meyer of Kenyon; Jeff Faloba, Art Clark and Chuck Robinson of Marietta. Barry Ring ol Mount Union · Jlmmy Jones of Ober- · lin ; charlie Just, AI Kappers and AI Donboll of Ohio Northern . Bob White ol Ohio Wesleyan': Mike Hays o! Otterbein; Jim Evans of Wittenberg; and Gene Schindewolf and Mike Stoll or Wooster . A series or four rug-making workshops open to all who are Support of a • clea nup interested is being orrered by program in Pomeroy proposed Wood Thrush folk · Arts by Preceptor · Beta Beta Council, Inc. beginning March Chapter of Beta S1gma Ph1 6. Wood Thrush is dedicated to · Sorori ty was pledged Tuesday the pr eservation, fo s terin g, night by member> of the Ohio and encouragement of con- F.ta Phi Chapter at a meeting tinuing developmen t in the folk at the home of Mrs. Martha <:~r ls, pioneer ski lls and cultural McPha il. traditions of the Ohio hill Members heard a report on country, and is supported by a action by the Preceptor Beta gran t from the Ohi o Arts Bel<l Chapter to spur Pomeroy Council. Village. Council into some All workshops will be held in program aimed at cleaning up Rio Grande at Rio Grande the village. Co ll ege Commu nity Hall. The Regatl<l queen contes t courtesy of the co llege. The w<:~s discussed and Debbi Buck first will be a rug-weaving was named c ~a irwoman with workshop with Gladys Church, Karen McGraw and Dottie a weaver of many years from Musser to work with her on the Gallipolis, sha ring her skills. contest. Members will also On Wednesday, March 6 to 4 begin this week to secure p.1n ., those who attend will advertising lor the Meigs weave on the two-har ness Coun ty Fair premium book in loom. Pomeroy, Chester , Syracuse, Bill Menshouse, who has Racine and Tuppers Plains. braided rugs for over 30 years The annual Founder's Day also from Ga llip olis, will dinner in April was discussed t:ondu ct th e rug -braiding and this year it will be held at workshop Wednesday, March the Sportsman Club in Athens. 20, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. He Mrs. McPhail pre'i"nted the will demonstrate the cul tural report on the art of preparation of wool strips, the thinking. Following the use of braiders and clamps , meeting a "do your own thing" and how to begi n the rug . auction wa s held and Mrs. A rug-crocheting workshop McP ha il a nd Mrs . Ja net will be held !rom 10 a.m. to 12 Pickens served pizza. noon Wednesda y, April 3. Charlotte Elliott, from the Cheshire area, will demon- !rom tO a.m. to 12 noon . strate the pre paration or' rags Attend one or all workshops. and the actual crotcheting. Those who do will be lurnished Edna Borden , Ga llipolis, will with the necessary supplies to teac h th e rug-hooking participate. $1 contribution for work>hop Wednesday, April 17 each workshop is requested. Mrs . Sylvia Byers, Middleport, is a patient at Riv erside Hospital in Columbus, Room 466, where she is undergoing tests and observation. She was admitted to the hospital on Friday. here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Fisher, Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy . Mr . and Mrs. William Co lumbus, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs, Laurel Mrs. Grace Grump! was a Clill. weekend· caller on Mrs . Freda Miller and Miss Le nora BetMr. and Mrs. Denver Nelson zing. were in Toledo over the weekend to visit his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jack Ne lson , who is Powell and three sons moved to hospitalized . Pomeroy from Kentucky over the weekend into the Hattie Mrs. Becky Wright card, Powell property on Riverview Drive. Mr. Powell is openi9g Powell Super-Valu in the Ewing building formerly occupied by Krogers, Second St., Pomeroy. Jacob s, , Rose Marie Fry, student at th e Kirksville Co ll ege of Osteopathic Medi c ine, Kirksville , Mo., is in Middleport for the week with her husband, Marvin, an inhalation therapist at O'Bieness Memorial Hospil<ll, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hackett, Jr. Here for the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hackett, Akron ; Dennis Hackett, Lumberport, W. Va.; and Mr . and Mrs. J ohn Goodwin, Columbus. Melanie Hackett, a student at St. Mary's at South Bend, Ind., will arrive Friday night for a visit. ,. . i'' '' . .. . ~ . ., .... . •• ' • . ,. I" ~· .~ .·... .. . ,....., " ......·. '. '!1!1- ' . :•. ' ,. Dingos are real boots 5oft Dress Leathers and Harness Boots Featuring The Snoot Toe heritage house " Your Thom MeAn Store" Middleport 1 Ohio lola's Going Out of Business SALE --MORE MARKDOWNS lOLA'S DRESS SHOP Pomeroy Main at Sycamore ~~~ Miss Frances Roush, Middleport, is conlined to her home with ·pneumonia. Miss Lucy Amsbary , Columbus, spent the weekend z Q 3 DAYS ONLYl MARCH 7·8·9 S' l0 1' [h~ L Y Wl ll lf ' .,.C Ill. W UIIIIU.KAILE I IUSlPII- · · · - Y PLASnc HANOUS 0Ufo. N I If ll ) lfo. J I Ill . Set ol 4 unbreakable r~st­ proal pla sti c hangers. A must lor drip·dry launder· ing. Hat colors vc rle tv. MARCH BARGAIN BOOSTERS IK .. I; DELUXE ZIG-ZAG STITCH Ill 0 cD. 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' I 4- Tho Dailv Sent inel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., March 6, 1974 :r&&Soc'i':~:r:,: : ,::111 • Pro standings Nolan still ailing Easte rn Con ferenc e Atlantic Divi si on w . 1. p e t , g . b . .16 20 .697 -- . Bo ston 44 17 .620 Jl .' New Yor k 38 3·1 528 11 Buffa lo 20 48 . 294 27 Phil a Central Divisio n w . L pet . g . b . C api tal Atlan t a Houston Cleve land Mi lw auke e Chi c ag o D etroit K C Omaha For a number of veterans , season is a crucial period . And for at least three of them, the news is all bad today . Gary Nolan , once the No. 1 starter for the Cincinnati Reds until an ailing sho ulder s ide!..,. he won the seventh game of the World Series against Baltimore, fell off to 3-9 last year although he claimed there was nothing wrong with him physically. Blass got a turn on th e mound during an intrasquad game Tuesday and allowed two runs on five hits in two innings. And in the American League, third baseman Buddy Bell, who led the Cleveland Indians in six offensive departments last year, has not recovered from an off-season knee injury and will require more _treatment. Bell, who is only 22, suffered the injury playing basketball. Blass may have a readymade excuse for his performance since ~irate pitching was mauled for '17 runs and 27 hits in an eight-inning intrasquad game at Bradenton, Fla. Among the other candidates for starting jobs, Jim Rooker and Bob Moose also were hit hard. Most of the other training camp news on Tuesday was good. Los Angeles Manager Walt Alston said he was more than pleased with the progress of his club and pointed in particular w shortstop Rick Auerbach and youngsters Hector Cruz and Ivan Dejesus ...San Diego Manager John McNamara said "the first week of camp went very well for us and I've been very impressed with the hitting of Bobby Tolan, John Grubb, Willie McCovey and Glenn Beckert." ... Larry Biitner, ol>tained from Texas during the winter, stroked two doubles and a single in a Montreal intrasquad game and Manager Gene Mauch said, "He opened our eyes today ." 5? 48 46 Portland 23 47 .3 29 Tuesday's Res ults looking to overcome the injuries or bad luck that hindered them last year , the exhi bition show up for the daily workouts . Steve Blass, the ace of the Pittsburgh staff in 1971 when 30 . 57 1 4 1 . 42 3 10 1 ; 43 . 386 13 ~8 .3 33 17 19 732 2 4 667 4 11 26 .639 6 1 ,. 17 46 .370 26 Pacific Division w. I. pet. g .b. G Stat e 38 29 567 Los Ang JQ Jl 557 1 ~ Sea lll e 3 1 4 1 .43 1 10 Phoeni)( ?6 45 366 14 when 24 teams all th ink they can win the World Series, there is a lot of individual heartache meshed in wilh the sun and su rf of the baseball camps. lined him for mu ch of last JO JO 27 24 Western Conference Midwest Divisio n w 1. p e l . g .b . Even in spring trainin g, season, sa id at Tampa , Fla., that there is no improvement and he 's even· embarrassed to .,:,: N B A Sfand1ngs By United Press Inter national W ~ N ew York 111 Seattle 106 Capi t a l 103 Atlanta 89 Ch ic ago I l l PhocniJC. 91 Det r oit 95 G State 93 Portland 107 Lo s Ang 10 2 (On l y games sc heduled ) ~ W e dn es da y's Games Cap ital at Ph i l a New York at At l anta Chicago at Hou ston M i lw au k ee vs KC Omaha at Omaha Boston at Lo s Ang (On l y games sci"eduled I 1 · workshops ; : Ia d t p nne · ~f: Ca Iend an: WEDNESDAY POMEROY LODGE t64 F&AM meet 7:30 p.m. All master masons are invited. POMEROY Women's Christian Temperance Union. I p .m. Wednesday at the Pomeroy United Methodist Chur ch, c.1n nual Fr·ances Willard tea. MIDDLEPORT Lite rary Club, 2 p.m . Wedl>esday, home of Mr>. Crary Davis with Mrs. Cha rle> W. McDaniel, hostess . Books to be reviewed , "Spea k to Me of Love" by Mrs. Dwi ght Wallace; "The Camerons" by Mrs. Robert Fisher. Roll call , commen t on the book. MIDDLEPOR T Ap1ateur Gardeners, 8 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Guy Reynolds with Mrs. Harry Davis, co-hostess. Program by · ABA Standings By u niled Press International Mrs. Michael Fry on antiquing Eas t w. I. pet . g . b . ar tificial flowers . J2 26 .618 Ken t u c ky MEIGS COUNTY National 43 27 614 New Yo rk Fa rm ers Organization. 4~ 30 .595 1 Carol ina 24 46 .3 43 19 Vi r ginia Wed nesday 8 p.m. in the Vo-Ag Memphis 18 52 . 257 25 room at Meigs High School. We st w . I. pet. g.b . AUXILIARY ol the MidUtah 45 25 .64 3 dlepo rt Fire Department, San An tonio 36 34 . 51 .i 9 Indiana 37 35 .5 14 9 Wednesday 8 p.m. at the hall . Den ver 33 37 .47 1 12 White elephant sa le with each San Diego 30 40 .429 15 Tue sday 's Results member to take something. Denver 135 Memphis 101 Election of officers. Carolina 112 Ke n t ucky 96 (On l y ga m es sc hedu led I THURSDAY Wednesday' s Games MOUNT MORIAH Baptist Memphis at Uta h Sa n An ton io at Ind iana Church Mi ssio nary Society New Yo rk at Sa n Diego (On l y games sched ul ed I 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs . Campbell Harper. NHL Standings By Uni te d Pres s Int erna t ional E VANGEL INE Chapter, Ea st OES, Middleport, 7:30p. m. at ga w . I. I . pi S gf 8 92 279 173 Boston 42 12 Montr el 37 1a a 82 232 180 the Masonic Temple. Initiation to l<lke pi<Jce and offi cers are NY R n grs 34 16 · 12 80 238 18 4 asked to weor lorma1s. ., To ronto 30 21 12 72 233 189 ~ FRIDAY 8 62 " ' 20s Bu ffal o 27 27 YOUNG ADULT class, 7 De tro it 22 J 1 ~.A1i 212 252 p.m. at the Bradford Church of N Y I S! dr s . I S 32 '.AI 5 45 149 204 Ch rls · t. Vancovr 17 36 10 44 173 243 ...,.. ·· · MARY SHRINE 37, Order of West w . I. f. pis ~~ ~~~ the White Shrine of Jerusalem, 3714108<1 2 I-' hila 8p.m. at the fOOF hall. Annual Ch icago 32 12 17 81 208 124 meeting and members urged to Atla nta :14 29 11 59 169 195 attend. Potluck will follow. Los A n g 24 30 10 58 176 200 St . Lou is 23 29 10 •56 171 170 RETURN Jonathan Meigs M inn 18 29 15 51 185 217 Chapter, DAR, annual charter 6 48 179 222 2 1 35 P itts day luncheon, I p.m. at Trinity 12 4d II 32 163 278 Ca l if Church, Pomeroy . Good Tuesday's Results Citizenship contest winners to P ittsbu rgll 2 NY ls ldrs 1 Atla nta 4 Boston 1 be honored ; program on Los Ang 2 Calif I American Music by Mrs . (O n l y games sc hedul ed) Wedne sday' s Games Arthur Skinner. Montreal at NY Rngrs Boston at St . Louis Buffa lo at Minnesota Chicago at Ca lifornia (On ly games sc heduled) W HA Standings By Uniled Press International w. New Eng 37 Toronto Quebec Cleve lnd Chicago 34 33 Je r sey 28 East I. t. 26 3 29 4 29 3 28 7 29 28 32 34 pts gf 77 243 12 259 69 25d 65 211 3 59 209 3 59 211 ga 2 15 231 231 216 225 251 West w. I. t . pts gt Houst on 39 20 s 83 262 Minnesot 36 26 2 74 261 Winnip eg 30 31 5 65 214 Edmonln 31 30 1 63 2 15 Vancouvr 23 40 0 46 236 L os Ang 21 44 0 42 195 Tu esday's Results New Eng l and 3 Chicago 2 Cl eve lan d 6 Los A ng 3 (On l y games scheduled) Wedn es day's Games New England at Minnesot a Edmonton at Hou st on (Only games sc hedul ed J ga 1/6 22 1 239 221 276 268 Elsewhere, A.L. Rookie ol the Year AI Bumbry agreed to terms with Baltimore and inunediately joined the club at Miami ... the Chicago White Sox completed their roster with the College Basketball Results signing of outlielder Pat Kel- By United Press International Tournaments and Playoffs ly ... Horacio Pina, acquired in a NAtA Di strict PtayV trade from Oakland, came to Va . St . 57 N Car. Me th 53 Gr dnr .Webb 88 Lnr Rhyne 87 terms with the Chicago Cubs. .C. Smitll l l 5 B. Scot ia 96 The New York Yankees said JKky St . 75 L eMoyne -Owen 65 that Doc Medich, Mike Pazik Mllr sv ll 10 5 Sl ibry St. 77 le St . 85 Coppin St. 55 and Fred Beene would pitch in De P mbrk St . 66 UNC-Wi l m 58 Friday's exhib ition opener Ferri s St. 83 Lake Supr 62 Gr Cany 62 S. Utall St . 411 against Texas .. .Marty Pattin, W Ga 78 LaGrange 67 acquired !rom Boston, will be Division Regionthe starting pitcher for Kansas NCAA College al Play City against the White Sox on Ptsdm St. 65 St . L awr e 49 Cl d St . 77 N . Oak St. 62 Saturday ... Detroit will go with St. V ince nnes 91 C-Smo tt 72 Lerrin LaGrow, Ed Farmer Nr ll k St. 74 Rndlph -Macon 72 and Fred Holdsworth its its Big Sky Playoff Thursday opener against the Ida ho St . 60 Montana 57 White Sox, who will start East Wilbur Wood ...and the Cardi- Union (N . Y.l 68 A mherst62 nals will use newcomers Sonny St. J { N .Y.) 82 St. F { N .Y. ) 66 _ Midwest Siebert and Ken Tatum along Hi ram 56 Ohio Northern 50 with Alan Foster against the SI U {Carbondale) 95 Detroit 52 Mets on &lturday. Nebraska 65 Colorado 42 SATURDAY SOUP SALE at Syracuse First United Presbyterian Church annex. Bririg containers for carry-out orders. Proceeds to be used to purchase new carpeting for the church. HYMN SING 7: 30 p.m. Chester Nazarene Church . Special singers, Davis Family from Buffalo, W.Va., and Dan Hayman with McDaniel Trio from Middleport. Public is invited to attend . PANCAKE Supper at Salem Cen ter Elementary School from 5 to 8 p.m. sponsored by the PTA. Ford ol Wittenberg, Larry Remmer of Heidelberg, Gary Ferber ol Muskingum Bob Deckard of Otterbein a~d Bic Wolfe of capital. Receiving honorable menlion were Denny Dickensheets of Capital; Lee Bowman and Hank chawansky ol Denison; Tim Appleton and Dave Meyer of Kenyon; Jeff Faloba, Art Clark and Chuck Robinson of Marietta. Barry Ring ol Mount Union · Jlmmy Jones of Ober- · lin ; charlie Just, AI Kappers and AI Donboll of Ohio Northern . Bob White ol Ohio Wesleyan': Mike Hays o! Otterbein; Jim Evans of Wittenberg; and Gene Schindewolf and Mike Stoll or Wooster . A series or four rug-making workshops open to all who are Support of a • clea nup interested is being orrered by program in Pomeroy proposed Wood Thrush folk · Arts by Preceptor · Beta Beta Council, Inc. beginning March Chapter of Beta S1gma Ph1 6. Wood Thrush is dedicated to · Sorori ty was pledged Tuesday the pr eservation, fo s terin g, night by member> of the Ohio and encouragement of con- F.ta Phi Chapter at a meeting tinuing developmen t in the folk at the home of Mrs. Martha <:~r ls, pioneer ski lls and cultural McPha il. traditions of the Ohio hill Members heard a report on country, and is supported by a action by the Preceptor Beta gran t from the Ohi o Arts Bel<l Chapter to spur Pomeroy Council. Village. Council into some All workshops will be held in program aimed at cleaning up Rio Grande at Rio Grande the village. Co ll ege Commu nity Hall. The Regatl<l queen contes t courtesy of the co llege. The w<:~s discussed and Debbi Buck first will be a rug-weaving was named c ~a irwoman with workshop with Gladys Church, Karen McGraw and Dottie a weaver of many years from Musser to work with her on the Gallipolis, sha ring her skills. contest. Members will also On Wednesday, March 6 to 4 begin this week to secure p.1n ., those who attend will advertising lor the Meigs weave on the two-har ness Coun ty Fair premium book in loom. Pomeroy, Chester , Syracuse, Bill Menshouse, who has Racine and Tuppers Plains. braided rugs for over 30 years The annual Founder's Day also from Ga llip olis, will dinner in April was discussed t:ondu ct th e rug -braiding and this year it will be held at workshop Wednesday, March the Sportsman Club in Athens. 20, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. He Mrs. McPhail pre'i"nted the will demonstrate the cul tural report on the art of preparation of wool strips, the thinking. Following the use of braiders and clamps , meeting a "do your own thing" and how to begi n the rug . auction wa s held and Mrs. A rug-crocheting workshop McP ha il a nd Mrs . Ja net will be held !rom 10 a.m. to 12 Pickens served pizza. noon Wednesda y, April 3. Charlotte Elliott, from the Cheshire area, will demon- !rom tO a.m. to 12 noon . strate the pre paration or' rags Attend one or all workshops. and the actual crotcheting. Those who do will be lurnished Edna Borden , Ga llipolis, will with the necessary supplies to teac h th e rug-hooking participate. $1 contribution for work>hop Wednesday, April 17 each workshop is requested. Mrs . Sylvia Byers, Middleport, is a patient at Riv erside Hospital in Columbus, Room 466, where she is undergoing tests and observation. She was admitted to the hospital on Friday. here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Fisher, Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy . Mr . and Mrs. William Co lumbus, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs, Laurel Mrs. Grace Grump! was a Clill. weekend· caller on Mrs . Freda Miller and Miss Le nora BetMr. and Mrs. Denver Nelson zing. were in Toledo over the weekend to visit his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jack Ne lson , who is Powell and three sons moved to hospitalized . Pomeroy from Kentucky over the weekend into the Hattie Mrs. Becky Wright card, Powell property on Riverview Drive. Mr. Powell is openi9g Powell Super-Valu in the Ewing building formerly occupied by Krogers, Second St., Pomeroy. Jacob s, , Rose Marie Fry, student at th e Kirksville Co ll ege of Osteopathic Medi c ine, Kirksville , Mo., is in Middleport for the week with her husband, Marvin, an inhalation therapist at O'Bieness Memorial Hospil<ll, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hackett, Jr. Here for the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hackett, Akron ; Dennis Hackett, Lumberport, W. Va.; and Mr . and Mrs. J ohn Goodwin, Columbus. Melanie Hackett, a student at St. Mary's at South Bend, Ind., will arrive Friday night for a visit. ,. . i'' '' . .. . ~ . ., .... . •• ' • . ,. I" ~· .~ .·... .. . ,....., " ......·. '. '!1!1- ' . :•. ' ,. Dingos are real boots 5oft Dress Leathers and Harness Boots Featuring The Snoot Toe heritage house " Your Thom MeAn Store" Middleport 1 Ohio lola's Going Out of Business SALE --MORE MARKDOWNS lOLA'S DRESS SHOP Pomeroy Main at Sycamore ~~~ Miss Frances Roush, Middleport, is conlined to her home with ·pneumonia. Miss Lucy Amsbary , Columbus, spent the weekend z Q 3 DAYS ONLYl MARCH 7·8·9 S' l0 1' [h~ L Y Wl ll lf ' .,.C Ill. W UIIIIU.KAILE I IUSlPII- · · · - Y PLASnc HANOUS 0Ufo. N I If ll ) lfo. J I Ill . Set ol 4 unbreakable r~st­ proal pla sti c hangers. A must lor drip·dry launder· ing. Hat colors vc rle tv. MARCH BARGAIN BOOSTERS IK .. I; DELUXE ZIG-ZAG STITCH Ill 0 cD. 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Feature s simpli f ied hand s pa n keyboard , tran spare nt tear -off s trip. POLYESTER SCATTER RUGS COVERS 26x45" RING .. REG. $3.44 ,,, 257 s~"t oNl 2 FOR$_5 REG. $2.99 Decorator scatter rUgs made of easy core , 100% polyester NOW ONLY in 4 beautiful styles. Fashion colors . $ 99 Mount Union has two on OC squad CLEVELAND (UP!) -The All-OhiO Conference f1rst strmg IS composed or two players from Mount Union, and one each !rom Capit~l and cochampwns Muskmgum and Wittenberg. Named to the first team from Mount Umon were 6-8 Ed Lawrenee, the conlerence's leading rebounder, and 5-10 guard Harold Young. Others on the first team were Muskingum's ~ Gene Ford, th~ league,'s leading scorer, Wittenberg s 6-3 Don Lynam, and Capital's 6-2 Gene Caslin·. Ford 1s th.~ only repeater ~n the team. Lynam and Caslm are the only juniors, lhe .others are seniors. On lhe second team were Ed Sorority A rea personal mention. has meet ., YD. Pre-Gal\?anlzttl Stftl, 20 Gal. GarltageCan YOUIIMEI'S COnOII DEIIUIS 299 TYPE 108 COLOR POLAROID FILM WITH COUPON 3A8 'TrG. S4.1t LIMIT2 3 DlfS ON.L1 MAICH7·1·9 • - ~4" Durably constructed of deeply corrugated, pre -golvaniied ~ s teel. Equipped with slurdy handles , tight lid. 4 patch pocket styli~g. · tipper fly and belt loops. · Waist sizes 29-38. Lim it l per Customer WftONISTOWBnTIS Starfire rings have larger dia· monds at rea sonabl e pri ces. They're permanently reg istered lEG. SS.77 Fast Clean-Ups 70 Pop-Ups/Pock and prote cted against loss. =~~~~~: .p.,,. J7c Pay r egular price for I, gel another for c · penny more! Heavy · duty bras s used for duplication. a 0 -.... MEN'S . COTTOII SWEAISHIII ~ 001.!!~ Crew neck, rib knit neck, cull and bot- · tom , raglan sleeves. S-M·L-XL. >< • ~ .... LAY. .IS MOIIIWASI FtiCILDSA. FllESII .lA'III N 0 N N e ,. Pcp·up moist fowelettes in plc5fic container! GrlltOI lo r personal hygiene, cleon·up jobs or traveling, ' AND SAVE 'W'HE . -BOTH •• " �7- The Daily Sentmel Middleport.-Pomi'I'OY 0 March 6 1974 Sa d Chap e u he p o des equ ed 0 the fa u e o do any pena es or he o a on o he ac s dec a ed o be un awfu e m s and p ov s ons o a d whe e no spec f c pena y s P ov ded thereto he y o at on Chap e of any su-"' prov son of h s liO Code o arily ord nan e sha be pun shed by a f ne no ex ceed ng y do Ia s o by mP sonmenf no exceed ng en days o by bo h such I ne and mp sonment Each day any v o at on of any prov son of h s Code or of any o d nan ce sha on nue sha cons u e a sepa ate o ense -SUMMARY OF ORDINANCES T TLE ONE Adm n s a on Chapter 10 0 of he Rev sed 0 d nances p ov des o he e eel on te m qua ca ons powe s and dut es and bond o the Mayo ORDINANCE NO 445 Chapter 101 03 p ov des to eecton em AN ORDINANCE APPROVING the powe s and ADOPTION ANt. ENACT NG qual f c at ons dut es and bond of the C e k OF THE CODIF ED OR Chapter 01 04 p ov des to OINANCES OF THE V LLAGE he qua t ca ons and powe so OF POMEROY EFFECT VE AS OF THE EARLIEST membe softhe v lage Counc Chapte 10 OS prov des lo PERIOD ALLOWED BY LAW he qua f cat ons of he REPEAL NG ORO NANCES ogethe w h he IN CONFLICT THEREW TH T easure o he AND PUBLISH NG THE p ov sons pert a n ng ENACTMENT OF NEW accounts of the T easu annua epo and bond o MATTER T easu e Chaple 0 WHEREAS heCoun of h e' vaca ons ho o V age of Pomeroy has had he mat er of CC!d I ca on and o er me pay ho day pay s k eave pay dea h benet ts u y genera rev son o he 0 of he s ee d nances befo e o some du y sa ar e depar men t me and WHEREAS the sad V age depa ment po e depa men wa e and sewe depa men of Pome oy des es to ev se sa a es and m see aneous amend and epea va ous emp oyees p oba ona y pe od 0 d nances em p oyees and bond fo non NOW THEREFORE BE T efo ected emp oyees of he age ORCA NED BY THE COUN Pome oy C L OF THE V LLAGE OF of Chaple SO p 0\1 des to POMEROY a membe s paymen o he County Com there o concu r ng ha ss one s o a persons Sec The 0 d nances of he m con ned n a and ha V !age of Pome oy Oh o of a au ho za on be g ven o the gen.e a and permanen na u e Mayor and C erk o ente n o as ev sed cod fed amended coni ac w h he Me gs Coun e ar anged and conso da ed n Comm ss ones for paymen o co mponent codes es nd v dua s coni ned n he chap ers and sect ons are Me gs County a hereby approved adop ed and Chapte 30 p ov des enac ed as a Cod ed 0 d nances ot he v age of abandon ng ot dogs and a s or o her domes I c an mas n Pomeroy Oh o etfec ve as o u ng an m a s po son ng lhe ea est pe od a owed by aw One book form copy of he an rna s c ue ty to an ma s 0 d nances sha be ce f ed as keep ng nosy f lt:,y an rna s and or an mal pens and pe co rec by the Mayo and C erk ng an ma s o run a a ge at ached to h s 0 d nance as a m part he eo an d ed w h he w h n the v age of Pome oy prov d ng pena es permllnent 0 d nance records and he eto of he V I age of Pomeroy 01'1 o Chapter 501 prov des o the Sec I A I 0 d nances and p oh b ton of a ra ers to Resotut ons o pa s he eol perm an en bus ness usage wh ch are n conf ct of o n conssen wlh he 94 I a e park ng I a er perm Is u es and regu a ons perta n ng Cod f ca on Ord nances are to ra l e pa ks and o tra ers he eby epea ed as of he el the park ng of ra e s on fee ve da e of th s Ord nance pr vate o s unde p nn ng of except as to ows a The enac men of the f a fer homes appo n men o a Cod f ed 0 d nances sha no be zon ng nspecto and pen a t es to v o a ons of sec ons o h s gh o cons rued o affect a ab ty ace ued or ncu ed Chap er Chapter 701 del nes neran under any eg sat ve p ov sons vendors he exemp ons and pr or o the effec ve da e o cense for ne ant ¥enders such enac ment o an ac on o and pena es to fa lure o p oceed ng for he enfo cemen of such r gh t or ab y Such comp l y w th he prov sons o h s Chapte of h s Ord nan e enactment sha no be on Chapter 7 0 prov des a s ued to el eve any person m a on o lh e sa e o f om pun shment or the ac comm ed n the v olaf on of hOmeg own p oduce n pa k ng p aces o s dewa ks n he any such eg slat ve prov son v age of Pome oy he nor o affec an nd c men o prosecu on the efor For such p oh b on aga nsf the ob purposes any such eg sat ve st uc on of a s dew a k dors es~ons b ty fo prov son sha con nue n tu ace den and he p oh b on of fo ce now hstand ng s repea fo the pu pose of ev son and rummage or ya d sa es w pe m ss on of he v recod f ca on and pena y b The epea prov ded Counc v oat on of h s Chap e above sha I not a feet Chapter 730 en ed The gran or c ea on of a Mun c pal P er p ov des for f anch se I cense gh he eas ng of docks con easemen o p v ege 2 The purchase sa e ease s de a on for he eas ng of the docks I ab y fo he oss of a or ransfer of prope ty dock he f nanc a respon 3 The app opr a on o sib y of the essee of a dock expend tu e o money o gua an ee of Mayor s superv son of he p om se o docks and he pena y to oss paymen 4 The assumpt on of any l hef damage o des true on of a dock con ac or ob gat on Chapter 5 The ssuance and de ve y Bus ness of any bonds ob i ga ons o prov des for he del n o he nstrumen s o n tax cab I ab debtedness equ red amoun of nsu ance 6 The evy o mpos ton of axes assessments o charges fo each ax ab bond n eu of nsurance p ov son e at ng o 7 The es ab shmen the cance a on o e m na on nam ng vaca ng or grade eve of nsurance p ov son of any st ee or pub c way equ ng a cense and 8 The ded cat on of p oper y paymen of S50 00 fee fo each o p at approva cense p ov son fo he 9 The annexa on o de ach park ng spaces of ax cabs and men of terr o y 0 Any eg sl a on enac ed penalty for he v o a on of he subsequen to Janua y st 1974 p ov sons of th s Chap er Chapte 905 prov des o he Any 0 d nance or Or any c e k d nances wh ch have prev ous y cos ng t me to been enac ed wh ch a e not n agen or emp oyee se ng bee n ox ca ng quo s on coni cl w h any Ord nance n o Sunday th s book of Cod fed Or Del nes beer and n ox ca ng d nances quors fo sa e Sec I The C e k pu suant Proh b s the sa e of bee and o Oh o Rev sed Code 73 23 sha ll cause o be pub shed n ntox ca ng I quo s om nors o the man ner p ov ded by aw a hab tua drunkards and a so summa y of he new ma er del nes leg a age fo he sa eo bee and ntox ca t ng quors con a ned n he Cod f ed 0 P ov des pena es fo he d nances as ou ned n he possess on of an open conta ne Cod f ed 0 dnances Sec V Th s 0 d nance s of n ox ca t ng quo s n a s a e he eby passed f om and at er t quo store or on the p em ses and he ea es per od a owed by of he ho de of any perm ex;cep t ons there o ow Proh b s he consump on of Th s Ord nance sha ake effec as of he ear es per od bee and n ox ca ng quo s n a mo or veh c e a owed by aw Prov des to he perm to Passed Feb uary 18 h 974 manufacture manufac ure to Da e E Sm th sa e o possess fo sa e o Mayo so c t ng the purchase o sa e of any bee or ntox; cat ng I quo Ra ph We ry n the v 1 age o cause o be ranspo ed beer o ntox ca ng P es den of counc quo n h s v age w h he Attes exc.cep on of a hol de of a Jane wa on perm t ce • Provides for pena ty of sa es of al coho c beve ages to an COD FlED ORO NANCES ntox ca t ed pe son OF POMEROY Chapte 91 p ov des TITLE ONEpena t es to cheat ng n a ADM N STRATtON con es of know edge sk speed s eng h o endurance CHAPTER 90 or n a game of chance GENERAL PROVISIONS Proh b t on aga ns gam b ng OF and p oh b on aga ns 90 SEVERAB LTV opera ng a gamb ng house PARTS OF CODE P oh b ts pub c gamb ng 1 she eby dec a ed to be he excep gamb ng exp ess y n en on of he V Counc ha he sec ons pa ag aphs perm tted by aw and pena es sentences c a uses and ph ases her.eto Chapter 915 conta ns the of th s code are severable and f anv phrase c ause senlence prohib ton aga ns abandoned pa agraph o sec on of h s efr ge a tors and o er con a ners and excep ons hereto Code sha I be dec ared un P ov des proh b ton aga ns cons tu ona by the va l d pe sons hav ng a con tag ous udgment o dec ee of any cou of compe en ur sd ct on such d sease Also p oh b ton abou a uncons lu ona y sha I no affect any of the rem a n ng pe son reck l ess y fa ng o ake easonab e roeasu es to p otec ph ases c auses sen ences paragraphs and sec ons of th s o he s f om exposure of he d sease and Code s nee the same wou d c on ag ous p oh b t on of a pe son hav ng have been enacted bY the V Counc w thou nco po a on n cha ge of a pub l c conveyance place of pub l c ac h s Code of any such un o cons tu ona ph ase c ause commodaf on and neg gen y o take easonab e fa ng sentence parag agh or sec on 90 2 EFFECT F REPEAL measu es to p o ec he pub c from the ex-posure of he pub c OF ORDJNANCES The repeal of an o d nance d sease and to nform hea l h sha no rev ve any ord nances author es of the ex stence of n fo ce before o a the me the the con tag on P ov des to he hau ng ot o d nance epea l ed t ook effec he streets of The repea of an o d nance garbage on sha no affect anv pun shment Pome oy The regu at on perm It ng the or pena ty ncurred before the cens ng of pe sons haul ng epea ook effec nor any su n he v 1 age ot prosecut on o proceed ng gltrbage pend ng a the me of the Pomeroy and the necess ty of a perm to haul ng garbage and repea l for an offense com m tted under the ord nance o her egu at ons per a n ng to garbage repealed The egu at on pe a n ng o 9Q 3 CONFLICTING OR vent ng heate s and stoves and DINANCES exceptions the eo 1 he provls ons Of d fferen The p ohb on aga ns t t es or chapte s of he Cod fed e no Ord nances coni ct w h each The proh b ton aga nsf of other the coni ct shal be tens ve odors construed so as to be cons sten The proh b on aga ns w th he meaning or legal effec p omo ng abo t on of the quest ons of he sub lee The proh b ton aga nst rna ter taken as a who e s dewa k obst uct on 90 4 GENERAL PENALTY The p ov son tha he CONTINUING VIOLATIONS Wheneve n h s Code or n s dewalks curbs and gut ers o kept n good repa t ee any ord nance of he v age any be from -snow or any nu sance act s proh b ted o s !'flade o The ljlrOh b on aga ns dec ared o be un awful o any sp ng on sidewa ks offense or a m sdemeanor or The proh b ton aga ns wa e whenever In such Code or or d nllnce the do ng of any act f Dollut on and pena I es he eto PUBLIC NOTICES Your R1ght to Know 6- The Daily Sent mel Middleport Pomeroy 0 March 6 1174 ., c ::'11.., o:o~~ 0 !=iii ..,.., Cl!!l "',.. 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es n a F nes n wr ng on o w h a epo o e u n wh h s equ ed o au ho zed by aw c when he sa ement s n w ng and s made w th pu pose o nduce ano he o ex end c ed o o empoy he offende o o con e any deg ee d p om a e a e of a a nm en awa o ex e en e o hono on he of ende o o ex end o or bestow upon he o ende any o he va uab e benet o d s nc on when he pe son o whom such s atem en s d ec ed e es upon o h s de men 90 INTER FER NG W TH C V L R GHTS No pub unde o o of h so ce em p oymen o a\)' hOr y sha know ng y dep ·'.te or consp eo a emp o depr ve any pe son of a ons u ona o s a u o y •• tN 90 2 LO TERING PARK NG LOTS No pe son or pe sons sha I be pe m ed to o fer on pa k ng o s at er 0 00 P M n he even ng to 6 00 A M n he mo n ng Excep ons sha be made n ase of any o gan zat on sponso ed even s 90 3 MISCONDUCT AT AN EMf;:RGENCY No pe son sha know ng y hampe he awfu ope a ons ot any aw enfo cemen off ce f reman res ue med ca pe son or o he author zed pe son engaged n h s dut es a he s ene o a I e ace dent d sas e o o eme gency of any k nd No pe son sha know ng y fa to obey he aw u orde of any aw en forcemen of ce engaged n h s du es a he scene o o n onne on w th a e ace den d sas e o o emergf(!ncy of any k nd 90 4 OBSTRUCT NG JUST CE IN OF he A o offce serve a OF e TO A D n he n No pe son sha I eck ess y cause n c onven ence an noyance o a a m o anothe by engag ng n ghf ng n h ea en ng ha m o persons o p ope y o n v o en or ur bu en behav o by mak ng unreasonab e no se o of ens ve y coarse uf e an e ges u e o d spay o com mun a ng unwa ran ed and g oss y a bus ve anguage o any pe son by nsu ng aun ng or cha eng ng anothe unde c rcums ances n wh ch such conduct s ke v o provoke a v o en esponse by h nde ng o p even ng he movemen o pe sons on a pub c st eel road h ghway or gh of way o o t om w h n or upon pub c or p va e prope y so as o n te fere w h the ghts of o he s and by any act wh ch se ves no awfu and easonab e pu pose of he of et'lde No person sha I d s u b he good o der and QU e of he v age by c amors and no ses n he n ght season by n ox cat on drunkenness gh ng comm ng assau assau and ba te y us ng obscene o p ofane anguage n he streets and o her pub c p aces to the annoyance of the c zens o otherw se v o at ng he pub c peace by ndecen and d sorder y onduc or by ewd and asc .., ous behav o 909 02 0 STURBING A LAWFUL MEETING No person w th pu pose o p even or d s up a awfu mee ng p ocess on o ga he ng sha do any ac wh ch obst vc s o nte te es w h the due conduct of such mee ng p ocess on or gather ng make any u erance ges ure o d spay wh ch out ages he sens b I es of he group 90903 FA LURE TO 0 SPEASE Where f ve o mo e pe sons a e pa c pa ng n a cou se of d sorder y conduct and there a e other persons n he v c n y whose p esence crea es he I ke hood of phys ca harm to persons o p ope ty or of ser ous pub c nconven ence annoyance o a a m a aw ento ce ment oH ce r or o her pub c off c a may order the part c pan s and such other persons o d sperse No person sha l know ng y fa o obey such o de Noth ng n h s sec on reQu res persons to d spe se who ., e peaceab y assem b ed fo a awfu purpose 909 04 INDUCING PA~IC No pe son sha cause he evacuat on of any pub c p ace or oth erw se cause se ous pub c nconven ence or a arm by n a ng o c rcu a ng a epo of warn ng of an at eged mpend ng e exp oslon o c me o other ca t astrophe know ng ha such repo o wa n ng s fa se by hrea en ng o com m any offense of v o ence by commIt ng any offense w h reck ess d sregard of he ke t hood ha ts com m ss on w cause ser ous pub c nconven ence or a l arm 1'h s sect on app es on y whe e no phys ca harm resu ts Th s sec on does not app y o lllnY pe sons conducting an autho zed f re o emergency No pe son w th pu pose to h nde he d scove y ap prehens on p osecut on conv on o pun shmen of a no he o c me o to ass sf ano he o benet t f om the comm ss on of a cr me sha ha bor o concea such o he person prov de such o he person w th money rans porta on a weapon d sgu se or o he means of avo d ng d !:>cove y o app ehens on wa n su h o he person of mpend ng d scove y o ap p ehens on destroy or concea phys ca ev dence of he me or nduce any pe son o est mony o n w lhho d to ma on o o e ude ega p o ess summon ng h m o es y o supp y ev dence o commun cafe false nfo ma on d II o any pe son 90 5 OBSTRUCT NG OF 909 05 INTOXICATION No pe son wh le vo un a ly F CIAL BUS I NESS n a pub c No pe son w hout p v ege n ox ca ed sha to do so and w h pu pose o p ace or n he p esence of wo p even! obs uc or de ay he o mo e persons engage n pe fo man ebya pub colic a conduct ke l y o be Offens ve or nconven ence an o any au ho zed act w th n h s to cause o I c a capac y sha do any noyance o a a m to persons of act wh ch hampers o mpedes o d nary sens b I es wh ch conduct he offende f he were a pub c off c a n he pe to m a nee of h s awfu du es not ntox cated shou d know s 90 6 PE R:SONAT NG AN I key to have such effect on o he s engage n conduc or OFF CER c ea e a cond on wh ch No pe son w th purpose p esen sa r sk of phys ca harm de l aud o know ng tac a no a I aud o w th to h mse f or ano he o o he purpose o nduce anothe o p ope ty of another purchase p operty o se v ces 909 06 R OT No person sha partie pate sha pe sona e a aw en to cemen of cer or an n w h fou or more o hers n a cou se of d so de y conduc nves gato or agen spec o o any gove nmenta agency with pu pose to d stu b the good 90 7 RES STING ARREST o der and que of t he v I age by No person reckless l y o by c amo sand no ses n then gh by n oxlcat on to ce sha es s o n erfe e season w h a awlu ar est of h mse f d unkenness f ghting com m ng assau t assault and o anofhe ba te y us ng obscene t) 90 8 SOLCTING IM PROPER COMPENSATION p ofane anguage n the s eels and othe pub c paces o he No pub c servan sha know ng y so c t or rece ve annoyan ce of he c zens o compensa on o her han hat o he w se v otat ng he pub l c a owed by l aw to perle m h s peace by ndecent and d sor off c a du es sollc o ece ve de y conduc or by lewd and grea e tees of cos s than a e asc v ous behav o No person par c pa e w h tou o a owed by aw o pe form h s sha o I c a du es rece ve any fee mo e o he s n a cou se of o reward o any -pa of the d so de y conduc w h purpose to com m o lac tate he compensa on of a pub c se van over whom he has comm ss on of am sdemeano supe v so y au ho y n o he than d sorde y conduc ons de a on o appo nt ng w h purpose to n m date a su h pub c se vanf o pub c publ c off c at o emp oyee n o ak ng o et a n ng from of emp oyment 90 9 TAMPER NG WITH f c at act on o w th purpose o mrede 0 obsl uc a h nde RECORDS w th Nope son know ng he has no funct on o govern men mpede o p v ege o do so and w h pu pose to h nde purpose o de aud or know ng obstruct the o der y process of ha he s fa c a ng a fraud adm nls a on o nstruc t on at sha a s fy dest oy emove an educaf onal ns u on o o concea a er deface or n erfe e w h o d srupt tawfu ac v es ca r ed on a such mu late any wr t ng o record nst ut on No person sha utte any w ng or record know ng f o have been am pa c pate w h fou o mo e others w th purpose o do an ac pe ed 90 20 UNLAWFUL INTEREST w th un awful force or v o ence even though such ac m gh N A PUBL C CONTRACT No pub c off c at sha du ng otherw se be awfu h s erm of off ce o w h n one yea he eaf e occupy any 909 07 SUSPICIOUS PERSON The v I age sha pun sh any pos on o p of t n the vagran common s eel p ose cu on of a pub c con ac author zed by h m or by a beggar common p os lute hab ua d stu be of he peace eg s a ve body comm ss on p ckpocke gamb er or boa d of wh ch he was a kno h ef watch stuffe member a he I me of burg r autho zat on and no e by ball a me faye a person who compe ve b dd ng o et by p a t ces any I ck game or o sw nd e compe ve b dd ng n wh ch dev ce w th n en and any susp c ous per:-son who h s s not the owest and bes n he can no g ve a reasonab e ac b d have an n eres p of ts or benet ts of a pub c count of h msef 909 08 TELEPHONE con ract ente ed nto by o to he use of the V ege have an HARASSMENT No pe son Sha know ng y n eres n he prof so benet s make epea ed te ephone ca s of a pub c coni act wh h s no at et by com pet ve bldd ng when to another anonymous y requ ed oy aw and wh ch ex reme y nconvenien hours n offens ve y coarse anguage nvo ves rt ore han one hundred at e easonab e eQoes t s o f tty do ars des s No person w th purpose 901 21 WORK FOR F NES o harass ano her shal make a Persons conv c ed o plead ng elephone ca to such othe gu ty o offenses n the Mayors person w t,hou pu pose of Cou of he v ege of Pomeroy eg I mate commun ca on Oh o may be perm lied o work for her f nes and or costs at 909 99 PENALT ES A Whoever v o ales any he d sere on of the Mayo or other fud cal off ce under the p ov son of fh s chapter for d rec on of the Mayor of sa d wh ch no penalty s otherw se V age and ha sa d persons so p ov ded sha bet ned not mo e han f tty do ars S50 00 wo k ng be c ed ted on such B Whoeve v o a es Sec on nes and costs at the rate of ten 909 02 sha f be f ned not more SlO 00 do Ia s per day than wo hundred I ttv do ars 90 99 PENALTIES S250 00 o mpr soned not A Whoever v elates any mo e than th y days o bo h p ov son of h s chapte o C Whoever v o a es Sect ons wh ch no pena y s o herw se be p ov ded sha be I ned no mo e 909 04 909 06~ 08 sha ned no mo e than f ve hun han ve hund ed do a s ded do as S50000 or m $500 00 o m pr son ed ho p soned no mo e han s x y han n nety days or both days o bo h Whoever v o a es Se CHAPTER 919 • MMORAL TY AND NDECENCY De ep on o Ob a n Mae a D ssem na ng Ma e o uven es mpo un ng 9 9 04 Pander ng Obscen y 9 9 05 P ocu ng 9 9 06 P os ut on 9 9 0 Pub nde en y 9 9 08 Se)( ua tmpos on 9 9 09 So c ng 9 9 0 Voyeur sm 9 9 99 Pena t es 9 0 DECEPT ON TO 08 TAN HARMFUL MATERIAL No pe son fo he purpose o enab ng a uven e o ob an any mate a organ adm ss on o any per ormance wh ch s harm u o uven es sha a se y epresen ha he s he pa en gua d an o spouse o such uven e sha u n h suc h uven e w h any den ca on or documen pur port ng o show ha such con o o a h d rea s. the uven e s e gh een years of age phys a o men a ness or o ove o ma ed dee of su h ch td by sp r tuel 9 9 02 0 SSEMINATING ~ means h OIJQhp ayeraone n MATTER HARMFUL TO accodancew hthetenetsofa JUVEN LES ecogn zed e g ous body No No pe son w th know edge of pe son sha do any of the s cha ac e sha l reck ess y o ow ng o a h d under u n sh o p esen o a uven e eghteen o a menta y or any mae a o perto mance phys ca y hand capped ch ld wh h s harmfu o u\len es unde wen y one To lure or 9 9 03 MPORTUNING ue y abuse the ch d ad No pe son sha sol c a m n s e co po a pun shment pe son unde h rteen years of o o he phys ca d sc p nary age o engage n sexua ac v y o phys ca y rest a n w h he offende whe he o he ch d n a crue manner or no he offende knows he age by a p o onged per od wh ch o su h pe son Nope son sha pun shment d sc pi ne or so c ape son of he same sex es ant s excess ve under the o engage n sexua ac v Y w th um s an es and c eates a he offende when he offende subs an a r sk of ser ou1 know s su h so c a on s o phys ca ha m o he ch ld ens ve o he o her pe son o s epea ed y adm n s er un e kess n ha egad No wa ran ed d sc p ne y ano he no measures o he ch d when person sha so he spouse of he o fende o the e s a substan al r sk that engage n sexua conduct w h su t1 condu 1 coni nued w 11 he offender when he offende serous y mpa o re a d hi s e gh een years of age o ode ch d s menta health or and fou o mo e y ea s o de deve opm en Th s sect on han he o her pe son and he app es f no se ous phys eel o he pe son s over we ve bu ha m esulls no over f f een yea 5 Of age 92 06 HALLUCINOGENS whethe o no the offender n h s sect on of he Or knows the age of he other d nan es of Pomeroy pe son ha uc nogen means vserglc 9 9 04 PANDER NG OB ac d de hy am de commonly SCEN TV known as LSD N N Nope son w h know edge of d methy yptam ne com he cha ac e o he ma era or mon y known as DMT can per to mance nvo ved ha nabs commonly known at c eate reproduce or pub sh ma uana hash sh gan a or any obscene rna era when the bhang ps ocyb n mescal ne off en de knows that su h peyo e bufoten n epena mate a s o be used by par ca ayahuasca yage caapi com me c a expo tat on o w am an a muscaria and eny be pub c y d ssem nated o o her compound mixture d sp ayed or when he s p epa a on or substance eck ess n ha egard exh b t wh ch p educes hal uc nat1on1 o advert se for sa e o o us ons when ntroduced d ssem na on o se o n o he body As used n this pub c y d ssem na e or d sp ay sec on can nabs nc udes 111 any obscene mae at c ea e pa ts of the pan cannabiJ d ec o produce an obscene sat va L whe her grow ng or pe o man e when he of ende no he seeds hereof the res n knows ha s o be used ,jo ex racled from "ny p"rt of such com mere a expo at on o w pan e ve y compound be pub l c Y presen ed o when manutactu e sa der vat ve he s reck ess n ha ega d m x u e o p epa at on of such adver se an obscene pe pan ts seeds or es n and fo mance fo presen a on o te rahyd ocannab no but dots p esen or pa t c pa e n no nc ude he mature stocks ot p esen ng an obscene pe such pant I be p oduced from o mance when such pe such sta ks o o cake from formance s p esented pub c V the seeds of such pant any or when adm ss on s charged o he compound manufllcture possess o con ro any obscene sa de va ve m xture or ma er al w th pu pose o v o a e prepa at on of such mature above s~c on socks except the resin e,.; 9 9 05 PROCURING racted theref om f ber o or Nope son know ng y a d o cake o the s e zed seed of ga n Sha en ce or so c such p an wh ch s n capab e of another o pa on ze a p ost lute germ nat on No person shal o bro he p ocure a prosl lute w th n en o produce fo another to pa on ze o fake ha uc nllt ons or us ons o d ec ano he a h s o he pu chase use posses o have reques to any pace o he under th s cont o an purpose of pa ron z ng a ha uc nogen Possess on or p ost u e No pe son hav ng coni o of any ha uc no;en au ho y or espons b ty over spec 1 ca y named n thll the use of prem ses sho sect on of these ordinances ot know ng Y perm such Pome oy const tutes pr ml prem ses o be used to he lac e ev dence of a v olal on of purpose of en gag ng n sexua h " sect on except that thll ac v ty for h e sect on does not app y to thl 9 9 06 PROSTITUTION use possess on or control of No pe son Shll engage n any hll uc nogen by censed sexua act manufacturers who esalers for h pharmac s s owners of 919 07 PUBlfC NOECENCY pharmac es physic ans and No pe son sha reck l ess y do o he persons for esearch any of he fo ow ng unde c n ca o med c na purposes c rcums ances n wh ch h s o au ho zed by federa law or he conduc s kely to be any rues or regu allons v ewed by and aff on others adopted pursuant thereto not members of h s or her 92 06 MI:NACING hOU!if'<hold Expose h s o tle No person shal knowingly pr vale pa s or engage n cause anothe to be leve that mas u ba on engage n sexua he offende w 1 cause phys cal con due engage n con due ha m to the person or property wh ch to an ord nary observer of such o he person o member wou d appea o be sexual of h s mmed a e tam y conduc o masturbat on 92107 NEGLIGENT ASSAULT 9 9 08 SEXUAL IMPOSITION No pe son shall neg I gently No person sha have sexua by means of a dead y weapon or contact w h another no he dangerous ordnance cause spouse of the offender when he phys ca harm o another oftende knows tha the sexua 92 08 NONSUPPORT OF contac s offens veto he other DEPENDENTS pe son or s reck l ess n ha No person shal abandon or reg a d when the offender a o p ov de adequate support knows that he o he pe son s o h so her spouse as prov ided ab I tv o app a se he nature of by aw h s or her eg tlmate or o coni o he offender s con ll eg t mate ch d under due s subs ant a y mpa red e ghteen or menta ly or when he offender knows ha physlca y hand capped chid he o he pe son subm s under wnety one h s or her because of be ng unawa e of he aged or nf rm parent or sexual contact when he othe adopt ve parent who from lack pe son s over twe ve but no of ab 1 ty and means s unable to over f fteen yea s Of age prov de adequate y for h s or whether o not the offende her own supper any persort knows he age of such pe son whom by aw or bv court order and he often de s a east o decree he offender s ega II.., e gh een yea s of age and four ob ged o support o mo e years o der han the 9 2 1 0 9 U N L A W F U L RESTRAINT o he pe son 9 9 09 SOLICITING No person w hout pr v ege No pe son sh" so c t to do so sha know ngly anolhe to engage w h such es a n anOthe of h s bertv o he pe son n sexua act v y 92 99 PENAL TIES fo h e A Whoever violates any 919 0 VOYEURISM p ov son of h s Chllpter tor No pe son for he purpose of wh ch no pena y s otherw se sexua y arcus ng or g a fy ng p ov ded shat be I ned not more h mse to he se f sha comm han 1 ve hundred do ar1 t espass or otheorw se S500 00 nor mpr soned mar• su ep ous y nvade the han n nety days or both p vacy of ano he to spy o a Whoever v olates Sec eavesd op upon another ons 92 06 921 07 or 92 09 shatl 9 9 99 PENALTIES be f ned not more han two A Whoeve v o a es any hundred f tty dol ars ($250 00) p ov son of h s chap er for or mpr soned not more than wh ch no pena y s o herw se th rty days or bo h CHAPTER 925 p 0\1 ded she be f ned not more han wo hundred f tty do a s OFFENSES RELATING S250 00 o mor soned no TO PROPERTY more than h rty days or both 925 0 Arson (8 Whoever v o a es Sec 925 02 cr m na Damaging ons 9 9 0 9 9 02 9 9 04 and 925 03 C m na M sch ef 9 9 05 sha be I ned no more 925 04 C m na Trespass han ve hund ed do ars 925 OS Defraud ng Creditors 5500 00 or mp soned mo e 925 06 Oef aud ng a Livery or han n ne y days o bo h Hoste ry CHAPTER 921 925 07 Oesec a on OFFENSES RELATING 925 08 Handb s TO PERSONS 925 09 n u ng ll Grow ng 921 0 Agg ava ed Menac ng Th no 92 02 Assau t 925 o M suse of Cred t Card 921 03 Coerc on 925 1 Pass ng Bad Checks 92 04 Endanger ng Ch dren 925 12 Petty Theft 92 05 Ha l uc nogens 925 13 Rece v ng Stolen 92 06 Menac ng Prope ty 92 07 Neg gen Assau t 925 14 Secu ng WrIngs bY 921 08 Nonsuppo t of Decept on Dependents 925 IS Shop ft ng 92 09 Un awful Restra nt 925 6 St ckers 92 99 Penates 925 7 Tamper ng w th Con 92 01 A G G R A V A T E 0 Mach nes MENACING 925 a Unlluthor zed Use of No person sha 1 know no y Property cause ano her o bel eve that 925 19 Unauthor zed Use of • he offende w t cause ser ous Veh c e phys ca harm o the person o 925 20 us ng s ugs proper y of such o her pe son or 925 99 Penalties member of h s immedla e 925 01 ARSON lam y No person by means of fire or 921 02 ASSAULT n;p OS on Sha knowingl'/ No person sha I know ng y cause or create a substantial cause or attempt to cause r sk of phvs cal harm to any phys ca harm to another No property of another w thout hi& person sha l eck ess y cause consent serous phys cal ha m o an 925 02 CRIMINAL DAMAGING other No pe son shall cause or 921 03 COERCION c ea e a substant al r sk of No person w h purpose o phys ca harm to any propert'/ coerce anothe n o tak ng o of another w thout his consent efra n ng from action con know ng y by any means cern ng wh ch he has a ega reck essly by ri1eans of fire freedom ofcho cesha hrea en e•ptos on t ood . \ polson gas o comm t any offense u er o polson red oactlv~' material h ea en any ca umny against uust c or corros ve mater 11 any person expose or th eaten or other nherently dangerous to expose any mat er tend ng o agency or substance sub ect any person o hatred 925 03 CRIMINAL MISCHII!fl con empt o r d cule or o No person shall w thout damage h s per!;ona or p vi ege to do so knowingly bus ness epu e o to mp r h s am per w th he property of v e I �7- The Daily Sentmel Middleport.-Pomi'I'OY 0 March 6 1974 Sa d Chap e u he p o des equ ed 0 the fa u e o do any pena es or he o a on o he ac s dec a ed o be un awfu e m s and p ov s ons o a d whe e no spec f c pena y s P ov ded thereto he y o at on Chap e of any su-"' prov son of h s liO Code o arily ord nan e sha be pun shed by a f ne no ex ceed ng y do Ia s o by mP sonmenf no exceed ng en days o by bo h such I ne and mp sonment Each day any v o at on of any prov son of h s Code or of any o d nan ce sha on nue sha cons u e a sepa ate o ense -SUMMARY OF ORDINANCES T TLE ONE Adm n s a on Chapter 10 0 of he Rev sed 0 d nances p ov des o he e eel on te m qua ca ons powe s and dut es and bond o the Mayo ORDINANCE NO 445 Chapter 101 03 p ov des to eecton em AN ORDINANCE APPROVING the powe s and ADOPTION ANt. ENACT NG qual f c at ons dut es and bond of the C e k OF THE CODIF ED OR Chapter 01 04 p ov des to OINANCES OF THE V LLAGE he qua t ca ons and powe so OF POMEROY EFFECT VE AS OF THE EARLIEST membe softhe v lage Counc Chapte 10 OS prov des lo PERIOD ALLOWED BY LAW he qua f cat ons of he REPEAL NG ORO NANCES ogethe w h he IN CONFLICT THEREW TH T easure o he AND PUBLISH NG THE p ov sons pert a n ng ENACTMENT OF NEW accounts of the T easu annua epo and bond o MATTER T easu e Chaple 0 WHEREAS heCoun of h e' vaca ons ho o V age of Pomeroy has had he mat er of CC!d I ca on and o er me pay ho day pay s k eave pay dea h benet ts u y genera rev son o he 0 of he s ee d nances befo e o some du y sa ar e depar men t me and WHEREAS the sad V age depa ment po e depa men wa e and sewe depa men of Pome oy des es to ev se sa a es and m see aneous amend and epea va ous emp oyees p oba ona y pe od 0 d nances em p oyees and bond fo non NOW THEREFORE BE T efo ected emp oyees of he age ORCA NED BY THE COUN Pome oy C L OF THE V LLAGE OF of Chaple SO p 0\1 des to POMEROY a membe s paymen o he County Com there o concu r ng ha ss one s o a persons Sec The 0 d nances of he m con ned n a and ha V !age of Pome oy Oh o of a au ho za on be g ven o the gen.e a and permanen na u e Mayor and C erk o ente n o as ev sed cod fed amended coni ac w h he Me gs Coun e ar anged and conso da ed n Comm ss ones for paymen o co mponent codes es nd v dua s coni ned n he chap ers and sect ons are Me gs County a hereby approved adop ed and Chapte 30 p ov des enac ed as a Cod ed 0 d nances ot he v age of abandon ng ot dogs and a s or o her domes I c an mas n Pomeroy Oh o etfec ve as o u ng an m a s po son ng lhe ea est pe od a owed by aw One book form copy of he an rna s c ue ty to an ma s 0 d nances sha be ce f ed as keep ng nosy f lt:,y an rna s and or an mal pens and pe co rec by the Mayo and C erk ng an ma s o run a a ge at ached to h s 0 d nance as a m part he eo an d ed w h he w h n the v age of Pome oy prov d ng pena es permllnent 0 d nance records and he eto of he V I age of Pomeroy 01'1 o Chapter 501 prov des o the Sec I A I 0 d nances and p oh b ton of a ra ers to Resotut ons o pa s he eol perm an en bus ness usage wh ch are n conf ct of o n conssen wlh he 94 I a e park ng I a er perm Is u es and regu a ons perta n ng Cod f ca on Ord nances are to ra l e pa ks and o tra ers he eby epea ed as of he el the park ng of ra e s on fee ve da e of th s Ord nance pr vate o s unde p nn ng of except as to ows a The enac men of the f a fer homes appo n men o a Cod f ed 0 d nances sha no be zon ng nspecto and pen a t es to v o a ons of sec ons o h s gh o cons rued o affect a ab ty ace ued or ncu ed Chap er Chapter 701 del nes neran under any eg sat ve p ov sons vendors he exemp ons and pr or o the effec ve da e o cense for ne ant ¥enders such enac ment o an ac on o and pena es to fa lure o p oceed ng for he enfo cemen of such r gh t or ab y Such comp l y w th he prov sons o h s Chapte of h s Ord nan e enactment sha no be on Chapter 7 0 prov des a s ued to el eve any person m a on o lh e sa e o f om pun shment or the ac comm ed n the v olaf on of hOmeg own p oduce n pa k ng p aces o s dewa ks n he any such eg slat ve prov son v age of Pome oy he nor o affec an nd c men o prosecu on the efor For such p oh b on aga nsf the ob purposes any such eg sat ve st uc on of a s dew a k dors es~ons b ty fo prov son sha con nue n tu ace den and he p oh b on of fo ce now hstand ng s repea fo the pu pose of ev son and rummage or ya d sa es w pe m ss on of he v recod f ca on and pena y b The epea prov ded Counc v oat on of h s Chap e above sha I not a feet Chapter 730 en ed The gran or c ea on of a Mun c pal P er p ov des for f anch se I cense gh he eas ng of docks con easemen o p v ege 2 The purchase sa e ease s de a on for he eas ng of the docks I ab y fo he oss of a or ransfer of prope ty dock he f nanc a respon 3 The app opr a on o sib y of the essee of a dock expend tu e o money o gua an ee of Mayor s superv son of he p om se o docks and he pena y to oss paymen 4 The assumpt on of any l hef damage o des true on of a dock con ac or ob gat on Chapter 5 The ssuance and de ve y Bus ness of any bonds ob i ga ons o prov des for he del n o he nstrumen s o n tax cab I ab debtedness equ red amoun of nsu ance 6 The evy o mpos ton of axes assessments o charges fo each ax ab bond n eu of nsurance p ov son e at ng o 7 The es ab shmen the cance a on o e m na on nam ng vaca ng or grade eve of nsurance p ov son of any st ee or pub c way equ ng a cense and 8 The ded cat on of p oper y paymen of S50 00 fee fo each o p at approva cense p ov son fo he 9 The annexa on o de ach park ng spaces of ax cabs and men of terr o y 0 Any eg sl a on enac ed penalty for he v o a on of he subsequen to Janua y st 1974 p ov sons of th s Chap er Chapte 905 prov des o he Any 0 d nance or Or any c e k d nances wh ch have prev ous y cos ng t me to been enac ed wh ch a e not n agen or emp oyee se ng bee n ox ca ng quo s on coni cl w h any Ord nance n o Sunday th s book of Cod fed Or Del nes beer and n ox ca ng d nances quors fo sa e Sec I The C e k pu suant Proh b s the sa e of bee and o Oh o Rev sed Code 73 23 sha ll cause o be pub shed n ntox ca ng I quo s om nors o the man ner p ov ded by aw a hab tua drunkards and a so summa y of he new ma er del nes leg a age fo he sa eo bee and ntox ca t ng quors con a ned n he Cod f ed 0 P ov des pena es fo he d nances as ou ned n he possess on of an open conta ne Cod f ed 0 dnances Sec V Th s 0 d nance s of n ox ca t ng quo s n a s a e he eby passed f om and at er t quo store or on the p em ses and he ea es per od a owed by of he ho de of any perm ex;cep t ons there o ow Proh b s he consump on of Th s Ord nance sha ake effec as of he ear es per od bee and n ox ca ng quo s n a mo or veh c e a owed by aw Prov des to he perm to Passed Feb uary 18 h 974 manufacture manufac ure to Da e E Sm th sa e o possess fo sa e o Mayo so c t ng the purchase o sa e of any bee or ntox; cat ng I quo Ra ph We ry n the v 1 age o cause o be ranspo ed beer o ntox ca ng P es den of counc quo n h s v age w h he Attes exc.cep on of a hol de of a Jane wa on perm t ce • Provides for pena ty of sa es of al coho c beve ages to an COD FlED ORO NANCES ntox ca t ed pe son OF POMEROY Chapte 91 p ov des TITLE ONEpena t es to cheat ng n a ADM N STRATtON con es of know edge sk speed s eng h o endurance CHAPTER 90 or n a game of chance GENERAL PROVISIONS Proh b t on aga ns gam b ng OF and p oh b on aga ns 90 SEVERAB LTV opera ng a gamb ng house PARTS OF CODE P oh b ts pub c gamb ng 1 she eby dec a ed to be he excep gamb ng exp ess y n en on of he V Counc ha he sec ons pa ag aphs perm tted by aw and pena es sentences c a uses and ph ases her.eto Chapter 915 conta ns the of th s code are severable and f anv phrase c ause senlence prohib ton aga ns abandoned pa agraph o sec on of h s efr ge a tors and o er con a ners and excep ons hereto Code sha I be dec ared un P ov des proh b ton aga ns cons tu ona by the va l d pe sons hav ng a con tag ous udgment o dec ee of any cou of compe en ur sd ct on such d sease Also p oh b ton abou a uncons lu ona y sha I no affect any of the rem a n ng pe son reck l ess y fa ng o ake easonab e roeasu es to p otec ph ases c auses sen ences paragraphs and sec ons of th s o he s f om exposure of he d sease and Code s nee the same wou d c on ag ous p oh b t on of a pe son hav ng have been enacted bY the V Counc w thou nco po a on n cha ge of a pub l c conveyance place of pub l c ac h s Code of any such un o cons tu ona ph ase c ause commodaf on and neg gen y o take easonab e fa ng sentence parag agh or sec on 90 2 EFFECT F REPEAL measu es to p o ec he pub c from the ex-posure of he pub c OF ORDJNANCES The repeal of an o d nance d sease and to nform hea l h sha no rev ve any ord nances author es of the ex stence of n fo ce before o a the me the the con tag on P ov des to he hau ng ot o d nance epea l ed t ook effec he streets of The repea of an o d nance garbage on sha no affect anv pun shment Pome oy The regu at on perm It ng the or pena ty ncurred before the cens ng of pe sons haul ng epea ook effec nor any su n he v 1 age ot prosecut on o proceed ng gltrbage pend ng a the me of the Pomeroy and the necess ty of a perm to haul ng garbage and repea l for an offense com m tted under the ord nance o her egu at ons per a n ng to garbage repealed The egu at on pe a n ng o 9Q 3 CONFLICTING OR vent ng heate s and stoves and DINANCES exceptions the eo 1 he provls ons Of d fferen The p ohb on aga ns t t es or chapte s of he Cod fed e no Ord nances coni ct w h each The proh b ton aga nsf of other the coni ct shal be tens ve odors construed so as to be cons sten The proh b on aga ns w th he meaning or legal effec p omo ng abo t on of the quest ons of he sub lee The proh b ton aga nst rna ter taken as a who e s dewa k obst uct on 90 4 GENERAL PENALTY The p ov son tha he CONTINUING VIOLATIONS Wheneve n h s Code or n s dewalks curbs and gut ers o kept n good repa t ee any ord nance of he v age any be from -snow or any nu sance act s proh b ted o s !'flade o The ljlrOh b on aga ns dec ared o be un awful o any sp ng on sidewa ks offense or a m sdemeanor or The proh b ton aga ns wa e whenever In such Code or or d nllnce the do ng of any act f Dollut on and pena I es he eto PUBLIC NOTICES Your R1ght to Know 6- The Daily Sent mel Middleport Pomeroy 0 March 6 1174 ., c ::'11.., o:o~~ 0 !=iii ..,.., Cl!!l "',.. 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Ill ,. i!:::a ~ ::C II "' ,. 0 ~ 3: z; Ut "'6 I: :~a .,..,.,. < .... 0 :e ::c 0 ,.... = :Do .., ::'11 -t ::c .., :D ::'11 ,0 rn :Ia z Cit ,. < Ill - .. ........ en t:;; ::'11 ,.... llQ c.c ..-:c '"rn ~,. c~ n m I 0 ,.. -" an he w r- all • d iii:~ ...... ~!; :::a ::1:11 cc -< r"'"' (I) "' I"' )o "' coo ... on e o on s 9a 04 90 07 90 , 0 90 1J sha not be f ned mo ~ han f f y do a s $50 00 C Whoeve v o a es Sec ons 90 0 o 90 08 sha 1 be f ned no mo e han wo hund ed f fly do a s 5250 00 o mpr soned not more han th r v days o both D Anv pe son v o t!l ng Se on 90 02 sha be prosecu ed and pun shed as he we e the p nc 1pa offende CHAPTER 909 DISORDERLY CONDUCT 909 01 D sorde tv Con due 909 02 D s u b ng a Law u Meet ng 909 03 Fa u e o 0 spe se 909 04 nduc ng Pan c 909 05 ntox cat on 90906Ro 909 07 Susp c ous Pe son 909 08 Te ephone Harassmen 909 99 Pena es 909 0 D SOROER l V CON DUCT es a s , h o e ng n c Pa k g a an 3 M s onduc gen y 4 Obs uc ng Ju s ce a uc ng 0 an 0 es e m prope w th n e es n a F nes n wr ng on o w h a epo o e u n wh h s equ ed o au ho zed by aw c when he sa ement s n w ng and s made w th pu pose o nduce ano he o ex end c ed o o empoy he offende o o con e any deg ee d p om a e a e of a a nm en awa o ex e en e o hono on he of ende o o ex end o or bestow upon he o ende any o he va uab e benet o d s nc on when he pe son o whom such s atem en s d ec ed e es upon o h s de men 90 INTER FER NG W TH C V L R GHTS No pub unde o o of h so ce em p oymen o a\)' hOr y sha know ng y dep ·'.te or consp eo a emp o depr ve any pe son of a ons u ona o s a u o y •• tN 90 2 LO TERING PARK NG LOTS No pe son or pe sons sha I be pe m ed to o fer on pa k ng o s at er 0 00 P M n he even ng to 6 00 A M n he mo n ng Excep ons sha be made n ase of any o gan zat on sponso ed even s 90 3 MISCONDUCT AT AN EMf;:RGENCY No pe son sha know ng y hampe he awfu ope a ons ot any aw enfo cemen off ce f reman res ue med ca pe son or o he author zed pe son engaged n h s dut es a he s ene o a I e ace dent d sas e o o eme gency of any k nd No pe son sha know ng y fa to obey he aw u orde of any aw en forcemen of ce engaged n h s du es a he scene o o n onne on w th a e ace den d sas e o o emergf(!ncy of any k nd 90 4 OBSTRUCT NG JUST CE IN OF he A o offce serve a OF e TO A D n he n No pe son sha I eck ess y cause n c onven ence an noyance o a a m o anothe by engag ng n ghf ng n h ea en ng ha m o persons o p ope y o n v o en or ur bu en behav o by mak ng unreasonab e no se o of ens ve y coarse uf e an e ges u e o d spay o com mun a ng unwa ran ed and g oss y a bus ve anguage o any pe son by nsu ng aun ng or cha eng ng anothe unde c rcums ances n wh ch such conduct s ke v o provoke a v o en esponse by h nde ng o p even ng he movemen o pe sons on a pub c st eel road h ghway or gh of way o o t om w h n or upon pub c or p va e prope y so as o n te fere w h the ghts of o he s and by any act wh ch se ves no awfu and easonab e pu pose of he of et'lde No person sha I d s u b he good o der and QU e of he v age by c amors and no ses n he n ght season by n ox cat on drunkenness gh ng comm ng assau assau and ba te y us ng obscene o p ofane anguage n he streets and o her pub c p aces to the annoyance of the c zens o otherw se v o at ng he pub c peace by ndecen and d sorder y onduc or by ewd and asc .., ous behav o 909 02 0 STURBING A LAWFUL MEETING No person w th pu pose o p even or d s up a awfu mee ng p ocess on o ga he ng sha do any ac wh ch obst vc s o nte te es w h the due conduct of such mee ng p ocess on or gather ng make any u erance ges ure o d spay wh ch out ages he sens b I es of he group 90903 FA LURE TO 0 SPEASE Where f ve o mo e pe sons a e pa c pa ng n a cou se of d sorder y conduct and there a e other persons n he v c n y whose p esence crea es he I ke hood of phys ca harm to persons o p ope ty or of ser ous pub c nconven ence annoyance o a a m a aw ento ce ment oH ce r or o her pub c off c a may order the part c pan s and such other persons o d sperse No person sha l know ng y fa o obey such o de Noth ng n h s sec on reQu res persons to d spe se who ., e peaceab y assem b ed fo a awfu purpose 909 04 INDUCING PA~IC No pe son sha cause he evacuat on of any pub c p ace or oth erw se cause se ous pub c nconven ence or a arm by n a ng o c rcu a ng a epo of warn ng of an at eged mpend ng e exp oslon o c me o other ca t astrophe know ng ha such repo o wa n ng s fa se by hrea en ng o com m any offense of v o ence by commIt ng any offense w h reck ess d sregard of he ke t hood ha ts com m ss on w cause ser ous pub c nconven ence or a l arm 1'h s sect on app es on y whe e no phys ca harm resu ts Th s sec on does not app y o lllnY pe sons conducting an autho zed f re o emergency No pe son w th pu pose to h nde he d scove y ap prehens on p osecut on conv on o pun shmen of a no he o c me o to ass sf ano he o benet t f om the comm ss on of a cr me sha ha bor o concea such o he person prov de such o he person w th money rans porta on a weapon d sgu se or o he means of avo d ng d !:>cove y o app ehens on wa n su h o he person of mpend ng d scove y o ap p ehens on destroy or concea phys ca ev dence of he me or nduce any pe son o est mony o n w lhho d to ma on o o e ude ega p o ess summon ng h m o es y o supp y ev dence o commun cafe false nfo ma on d II o any pe son 90 5 OBSTRUCT NG OF 909 05 INTOXICATION No pe son wh le vo un a ly F CIAL BUS I NESS n a pub c No pe son w hout p v ege n ox ca ed sha to do so and w h pu pose o p ace or n he p esence of wo p even! obs uc or de ay he o mo e persons engage n pe fo man ebya pub colic a conduct ke l y o be Offens ve or nconven ence an o any au ho zed act w th n h s to cause o I c a capac y sha do any noyance o a a m to persons of act wh ch hampers o mpedes o d nary sens b I es wh ch conduct he offende f he were a pub c off c a n he pe to m a nee of h s awfu du es not ntox cated shou d know s 90 6 PE R:SONAT NG AN I key to have such effect on o he s engage n conduc or OFF CER c ea e a cond on wh ch No pe son w th purpose p esen sa r sk of phys ca harm de l aud o know ng tac a no a I aud o w th to h mse f or ano he o o he purpose o nduce anothe o p ope ty of another purchase p operty o se v ces 909 06 R OT No person sha partie pate sha pe sona e a aw en to cemen of cer or an n w h fou or more o hers n a cou se of d so de y conduc nves gato or agen spec o o any gove nmenta agency with pu pose to d stu b the good 90 7 RES STING ARREST o der and que of t he v I age by No person reckless l y o by c amo sand no ses n then gh by n oxlcat on to ce sha es s o n erfe e season w h a awlu ar est of h mse f d unkenness f ghting com m ng assau t assault and o anofhe ba te y us ng obscene t) 90 8 SOLCTING IM PROPER COMPENSATION p ofane anguage n the s eels and othe pub c paces o he No pub c servan sha know ng y so c t or rece ve annoyan ce of he c zens o compensa on o her han hat o he w se v otat ng he pub l c a owed by l aw to perle m h s peace by ndecent and d sor off c a du es sollc o ece ve de y conduc or by lewd and grea e tees of cos s than a e asc v ous behav o No person par c pa e w h tou o a owed by aw o pe form h s sha o I c a du es rece ve any fee mo e o he s n a cou se of o reward o any -pa of the d so de y conduc w h purpose to com m o lac tate he compensa on of a pub c se van over whom he has comm ss on of am sdemeano supe v so y au ho y n o he than d sorde y conduc ons de a on o appo nt ng w h purpose to n m date a su h pub c se vanf o pub c publ c off c at o emp oyee n o ak ng o et a n ng from of emp oyment 90 9 TAMPER NG WITH f c at act on o w th purpose o mrede 0 obsl uc a h nde RECORDS w th Nope son know ng he has no funct on o govern men mpede o p v ege o do so and w h pu pose to h nde purpose o de aud or know ng obstruct the o der y process of ha he s fa c a ng a fraud adm nls a on o nstruc t on at sha a s fy dest oy emove an educaf onal ns u on o o concea a er deface or n erfe e w h o d srupt tawfu ac v es ca r ed on a such mu late any wr t ng o record nst ut on No person sha utte any w ng or record know ng f o have been am pa c pate w h fou o mo e others w th purpose o do an ac pe ed 90 20 UNLAWFUL INTEREST w th un awful force or v o ence even though such ac m gh N A PUBL C CONTRACT No pub c off c at sha du ng otherw se be awfu h s erm of off ce o w h n one yea he eaf e occupy any 909 07 SUSPICIOUS PERSON The v I age sha pun sh any pos on o p of t n the vagran common s eel p ose cu on of a pub c con ac author zed by h m or by a beggar common p os lute hab ua d stu be of he peace eg s a ve body comm ss on p ckpocke gamb er or boa d of wh ch he was a kno h ef watch stuffe member a he I me of burg r autho zat on and no e by ball a me faye a person who compe ve b dd ng o et by p a t ces any I ck game or o sw nd e compe ve b dd ng n wh ch dev ce w th n en and any susp c ous per:-son who h s s not the owest and bes n he can no g ve a reasonab e ac b d have an n eres p of ts or benet ts of a pub c count of h msef 909 08 TELEPHONE con ract ente ed nto by o to he use of the V ege have an HARASSMENT No pe son Sha know ng y n eres n he prof so benet s make epea ed te ephone ca s of a pub c coni act wh h s no at et by com pet ve bldd ng when to another anonymous y requ ed oy aw and wh ch ex reme y nconvenien hours n offens ve y coarse anguage nvo ves rt ore han one hundred at e easonab e eQoes t s o f tty do ars des s No person w th purpose 901 21 WORK FOR F NES o harass ano her shal make a Persons conv c ed o plead ng elephone ca to such othe gu ty o offenses n the Mayors person w t,hou pu pose of Cou of he v ege of Pomeroy eg I mate commun ca on Oh o may be perm lied o work for her f nes and or costs at 909 99 PENALT ES A Whoever v o ales any he d sere on of the Mayo or other fud cal off ce under the p ov son of fh s chapter for d rec on of the Mayor of sa d wh ch no penalty s otherw se V age and ha sa d persons so p ov ded sha bet ned not mo e han f tty do ars S50 00 wo k ng be c ed ted on such B Whoeve v o a es Sec on nes and costs at the rate of ten 909 02 sha f be f ned not more SlO 00 do Ia s per day than wo hundred I ttv do ars 90 99 PENALTIES S250 00 o mpr soned not A Whoever v elates any mo e than th y days o bo h p ov son of h s chapte o C Whoever v o a es Sect ons wh ch no pena y s o herw se be p ov ded sha be I ned no mo e 909 04 909 06~ 08 sha ned no mo e than f ve hun han ve hund ed do a s ded do as S50000 or m $500 00 o m pr son ed ho p soned no mo e han s x y han n nety days or both days o bo h Whoever v o a es Se CHAPTER 919 • MMORAL TY AND NDECENCY De ep on o Ob a n Mae a D ssem na ng Ma e o uven es mpo un ng 9 9 04 Pander ng Obscen y 9 9 05 P ocu ng 9 9 06 P os ut on 9 9 0 Pub nde en y 9 9 08 Se)( ua tmpos on 9 9 09 So c ng 9 9 0 Voyeur sm 9 9 99 Pena t es 9 0 DECEPT ON TO 08 TAN HARMFUL MATERIAL No pe son fo he purpose o enab ng a uven e o ob an any mate a organ adm ss on o any per ormance wh ch s harm u o uven es sha a se y epresen ha he s he pa en gua d an o spouse o such uven e sha u n h suc h uven e w h any den ca on or documen pur port ng o show ha such con o o a h d rea s. the uven e s e gh een years of age phys a o men a ness or o ove o ma ed dee of su h ch td by sp r tuel 9 9 02 0 SSEMINATING ~ means h OIJQhp ayeraone n MATTER HARMFUL TO accodancew hthetenetsofa JUVEN LES ecogn zed e g ous body No No pe son w th know edge of pe son sha do any of the s cha ac e sha l reck ess y o ow ng o a h d under u n sh o p esen o a uven e eghteen o a menta y or any mae a o perto mance phys ca y hand capped ch ld wh h s harmfu o u\len es unde wen y one To lure or 9 9 03 MPORTUNING ue y abuse the ch d ad No pe son sha sol c a m n s e co po a pun shment pe son unde h rteen years of o o he phys ca d sc p nary age o engage n sexua ac v y o phys ca y rest a n w h he offende whe he o he ch d n a crue manner or no he offende knows he age by a p o onged per od wh ch o su h pe son Nope son sha pun shment d sc pi ne or so c ape son of he same sex es ant s excess ve under the o engage n sexua ac v Y w th um s an es and c eates a he offende when he offende subs an a r sk of ser ou1 know s su h so c a on s o phys ca ha m o he ch ld ens ve o he o her pe son o s epea ed y adm n s er un e kess n ha egad No wa ran ed d sc p ne y ano he no measures o he ch d when person sha so he spouse of he o fende o the e s a substan al r sk that engage n sexua conduct w h su t1 condu 1 coni nued w 11 he offender when he offende serous y mpa o re a d hi s e gh een years of age o ode ch d s menta health or and fou o mo e y ea s o de deve opm en Th s sect on han he o her pe son and he app es f no se ous phys eel o he pe son s over we ve bu ha m esulls no over f f een yea 5 Of age 92 06 HALLUCINOGENS whethe o no the offender n h s sect on of he Or knows the age of he other d nan es of Pomeroy pe son ha uc nogen means vserglc 9 9 04 PANDER NG OB ac d de hy am de commonly SCEN TV known as LSD N N Nope son w h know edge of d methy yptam ne com he cha ac e o he ma era or mon y known as DMT can per to mance nvo ved ha nabs commonly known at c eate reproduce or pub sh ma uana hash sh gan a or any obscene rna era when the bhang ps ocyb n mescal ne off en de knows that su h peyo e bufoten n epena mate a s o be used by par ca ayahuasca yage caapi com me c a expo tat on o w am an a muscaria and eny be pub c y d ssem nated o o her compound mixture d sp ayed or when he s p epa a on or substance eck ess n ha egard exh b t wh ch p educes hal uc nat1on1 o advert se for sa e o o us ons when ntroduced d ssem na on o se o n o he body As used n this pub c y d ssem na e or d sp ay sec on can nabs nc udes 111 any obscene mae at c ea e pa ts of the pan cannabiJ d ec o produce an obscene sat va L whe her grow ng or pe o man e when he of ende no he seeds hereof the res n knows ha s o be used ,jo ex racled from "ny p"rt of such com mere a expo at on o w pan e ve y compound be pub l c Y presen ed o when manutactu e sa der vat ve he s reck ess n ha ega d m x u e o p epa at on of such adver se an obscene pe pan ts seeds or es n and fo mance fo presen a on o te rahyd ocannab no but dots p esen or pa t c pa e n no nc ude he mature stocks ot p esen ng an obscene pe such pant I be p oduced from o mance when such pe such sta ks o o cake from formance s p esented pub c V the seeds of such pant any or when adm ss on s charged o he compound manufllcture possess o con ro any obscene sa de va ve m xture or ma er al w th pu pose o v o a e prepa at on of such mature above s~c on socks except the resin e,.; 9 9 05 PROCURING racted theref om f ber o or Nope son know ng y a d o cake o the s e zed seed of ga n Sha en ce or so c such p an wh ch s n capab e of another o pa on ze a p ost lute germ nat on No person shal o bro he p ocure a prosl lute w th n en o produce fo another to pa on ze o fake ha uc nllt ons or us ons o d ec ano he a h s o he pu chase use posses o have reques to any pace o he under th s cont o an purpose of pa ron z ng a ha uc nogen Possess on or p ost u e No pe son hav ng coni o of any ha uc no;en au ho y or espons b ty over spec 1 ca y named n thll the use of prem ses sho sect on of these ordinances ot know ng Y perm such Pome oy const tutes pr ml prem ses o be used to he lac e ev dence of a v olal on of purpose of en gag ng n sexua h " sect on except that thll ac v ty for h e sect on does not app y to thl 9 9 06 PROSTITUTION use possess on or control of No pe son Shll engage n any hll uc nogen by censed sexua act manufacturers who esalers for h pharmac s s owners of 919 07 PUBlfC NOECENCY pharmac es physic ans and No pe son sha reck l ess y do o he persons for esearch any of he fo ow ng unde c n ca o med c na purposes c rcums ances n wh ch h s o au ho zed by federa law or he conduc s kely to be any rues or regu allons v ewed by and aff on others adopted pursuant thereto not members of h s or her 92 06 MI:NACING hOU!if'<hold Expose h s o tle No person shal knowingly pr vale pa s or engage n cause anothe to be leve that mas u ba on engage n sexua he offende w 1 cause phys cal con due engage n con due ha m to the person or property wh ch to an ord nary observer of such o he person o member wou d appea o be sexual of h s mmed a e tam y conduc o masturbat on 92107 NEGLIGENT ASSAULT 9 9 08 SEXUAL IMPOSITION No pe son shall neg I gently No person sha have sexua by means of a dead y weapon or contact w h another no he dangerous ordnance cause spouse of the offender when he phys ca harm o another oftende knows tha the sexua 92 08 NONSUPPORT OF contac s offens veto he other DEPENDENTS pe son or s reck l ess n ha No person shal abandon or reg a d when the offender a o p ov de adequate support knows that he o he pe son s o h so her spouse as prov ided ab I tv o app a se he nature of by aw h s or her eg tlmate or o coni o he offender s con ll eg t mate ch d under due s subs ant a y mpa red e ghteen or menta ly or when he offender knows ha physlca y hand capped chid he o he pe son subm s under wnety one h s or her because of be ng unawa e of he aged or nf rm parent or sexual contact when he othe adopt ve parent who from lack pe son s over twe ve but no of ab 1 ty and means s unable to over f fteen yea s Of age prov de adequate y for h s or whether o not the offende her own supper any persort knows he age of such pe son whom by aw or bv court order and he often de s a east o decree he offender s ega II.., e gh een yea s of age and four ob ged o support o mo e years o der han the 9 2 1 0 9 U N L A W F U L RESTRAINT o he pe son 9 9 09 SOLICITING No person w hout pr v ege No pe son sh" so c t to do so sha know ngly anolhe to engage w h such es a n anOthe of h s bertv o he pe son n sexua act v y 92 99 PENAL TIES fo h e A Whoever violates any 919 0 VOYEURISM p ov son of h s Chllpter tor No pe son for he purpose of wh ch no pena y s otherw se sexua y arcus ng or g a fy ng p ov ded shat be I ned not more h mse to he se f sha comm han 1 ve hundred do ar1 t espass or otheorw se S500 00 nor mpr soned mar• su ep ous y nvade the han n nety days or both p vacy of ano he to spy o a Whoever v olates Sec eavesd op upon another ons 92 06 921 07 or 92 09 shatl 9 9 99 PENALTIES be f ned not more han two A Whoeve v o a es any hundred f tty dol ars ($250 00) p ov son of h s chap er for or mpr soned not more than wh ch no pena y s o herw se th rty days or bo h CHAPTER 925 p 0\1 ded she be f ned not more han wo hundred f tty do a s OFFENSES RELATING S250 00 o mor soned no TO PROPERTY more than h rty days or both 925 0 Arson (8 Whoever v o a es Sec 925 02 cr m na Damaging ons 9 9 0 9 9 02 9 9 04 and 925 03 C m na M sch ef 9 9 05 sha be I ned no more 925 04 C m na Trespass han ve hund ed do ars 925 OS Defraud ng Creditors 5500 00 or mp soned mo e 925 06 Oef aud ng a Livery or han n ne y days o bo h Hoste ry CHAPTER 921 925 07 Oesec a on OFFENSES RELATING 925 08 Handb s TO PERSONS 925 09 n u ng ll Grow ng 921 0 Agg ava ed Menac ng Th no 92 02 Assau t 925 o M suse of Cred t Card 921 03 Coerc on 925 1 Pass ng Bad Checks 92 04 Endanger ng Ch dren 925 12 Petty Theft 92 05 Ha l uc nogens 925 13 Rece v ng Stolen 92 06 Menac ng Prope ty 92 07 Neg gen Assau t 925 14 Secu ng WrIngs bY 921 08 Nonsuppo t of Decept on Dependents 925 IS Shop ft ng 92 09 Un awful Restra nt 925 6 St ckers 92 99 Penates 925 7 Tamper ng w th Con 92 01 A G G R A V A T E 0 Mach nes MENACING 925 a Unlluthor zed Use of No person sha 1 know no y Property cause ano her o bel eve that 925 19 Unauthor zed Use of • he offende w t cause ser ous Veh c e phys ca harm o the person o 925 20 us ng s ugs proper y of such o her pe son or 925 99 Penalties member of h s immedla e 925 01 ARSON lam y No person by means of fire or 921 02 ASSAULT n;p OS on Sha knowingl'/ No person sha I know ng y cause or create a substantial cause or attempt to cause r sk of phvs cal harm to any phys ca harm to another No property of another w thout hi& person sha l eck ess y cause consent serous phys cal ha m o an 925 02 CRIMINAL DAMAGING other No pe son shall cause or 921 03 COERCION c ea e a substant al r sk of No person w h purpose o phys ca harm to any propert'/ coerce anothe n o tak ng o of another w thout his consent efra n ng from action con know ng y by any means cern ng wh ch he has a ega reck essly by ri1eans of fire freedom ofcho cesha hrea en e•ptos on t ood . \ polson gas o comm t any offense u er o polson red oactlv~' material h ea en any ca umny against uust c or corros ve mater 11 any person expose or th eaten or other nherently dangerous to expose any mat er tend ng o agency or substance sub ect any person o hatred 925 03 CRIMINAL MISCHII!fl con empt o r d cule or o No person shall w thout damage h s per!;ona or p vi ege to do so knowingly bus ness epu e o to mp r h s am per w th he property of v e I �r ece v ng o SC hOO 5 Nope son ha k ow ng y se 011 ope a e he p ope v o a o fie w hou he on sen o he owne o pe son au ho ed o g ve consen 925 9 UNAUTHOR ZED USE OF A VEHICLE Nope son st1a know ng y use o ope a e an a c af mo o eh eh e mo o ' possess o ' y d spose o a s ug w h pu pose o enab ng ana he o de aud by nse ng o depo ng n a on ma h ne 925 99 PENAL T ES A Whoe e v a a es p ov s on o h s wh ch no o he pena y s p o ded ha be ned no mo e han e hund ed do a s SSOO 00 o mp soned no mo e 1'1an n ne y days o bo h B Whoe e o a es Se ons 925 OJ 925 04 o 925 B sha be 1 ned no mo e han wo hund ed y do a s S250 00 o age y e mo o boa o he moo p ope ed e w ho he onsen o he owne o pe son au ho zed o g e consen 925 20 US NG SLUGS No pe son ha se o depos as ug na o n mach e w h p pose ode aud make m pr soned no mo e s ege cu 0 \ ' I ' Veh c e han SESSION OF DANGEROUS ORDNANCE No pe son sha know ng y acqu e hav e ca ry or use any dange ous ordnance un awfu y 929 09 UNLAWFUL TRANS ACTION OF WEAPONS Nope son sha manufa c u e possess o sa e se o fu n sh o any pe son o he than a aw en o cemen agency lor author zed use n po ce wo k any b ass knuck es ces us b y back ack undbag sw chb ade kn te sp ngb ade kn fe g av y kn fe o s m ar weapon No person sha when ansfer ng any dangerous o dnan e o ano her neg gen y a to r eq u e he an sferee o exh b su h den f ca on cense o pe m show ng h m to bE' au hO zed o acqu e dange ous o dranee o neg gen y fa o ake a com p e e record of he t ans ac on and to hw h to wa d a copy ol su h eco d o he Po ce Ch ef o he v age., a Po me oy 929 0 USING WEAPONS WH LE NTOXICATEO opped Local Bowlirig FRIDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE The Bow ng Bel es League Stand ngs fo March 974 are Tum W L Rancho Rea y No 9 65 Federa Mogu No 2 100 84 Federa Mogu No 97 87 Foun'ta n of Youth 89 95 Rancho Rea y No 2 4 o ThE. Hobbs 73 t Rancho Rea y No taok s x po nts f om Feder a Mogu No 2 team J nny W ams for Rancho Realty No 1 had h gh game 178 and .473 se es Jan ce Coa s sub had h gh game 8 and se es 460 for Federa Mogu No 2 Fede a Mogu No oak f ve po n s f om Founla n of You h Mev a Wa d sub had h gh game 209 and ser es 480 for Fede a Mogu No Pa Hunte had h gh game 165 and E een Houck h gh ser es for Faun e n of Youth Rancho Realty No 1 to s 8 po n s to The Hobbs Be t~a S over rol ed he h gh game 46 and h gh se es of 387 fo Rancho Realty No 2 De ph ne Star ng sub had h gh game .44 and se es o 379 to The Hobbs ALA BOWLING LEAGUE Ea yF day 6 Spm Team Stand ngs Gu te Ous e s 50 Feeney Benne Ft e s 42 Rut and 467 P onee s AO F eene..,.. Benne S r ke Ou s 37 Rae ne 602 Rocke s 23 Ill H gh Team 3 GamesFeeney Benne F e s 462 Rut and 467 P onee s 380 Jr Gutte Dusters 282 st H gh Team GameFeeney Benne F e s 5 8 Ru and 467 P oneers 486 Feeney Benne t F e s 483 sf H gh lnd 3 GamesGe y Kess nger 473 Beck Roush 46 Maw. ne Dugan 43 st H gh tnd G1me-Beck Roush 20 Gerry Kess nge 163 Gerry Kess nge 62 T ave W TH 340 03 DEFECT VE Any motor veh c e be ng ope a ed on any st ee n sad age sha a a t mes be equ pped w h a muff e wh ch s n good wo k ng o der and n constant opera on and no pe son sha use a m uti e cut ou by pass o s m a dev ce upon a mo o veh c e be ng opera ed upon any s ee No person sha ope a e any mo or veh c e a any t me n such a manne tha the eKhaus sys em em s a oud c ack ng t1a e ng o other ype nose d fferen om tha made by mo or veh c e equ pped w th a muff er n good work ng o de 0 d 366 3.40 OA DRAG RAC NG A D ag ac ng s de ned as he ope at on o lwo o more veh cles from a pont s de by s de a acce e al ng speeds n a compel t ve a temp o ou o he d s ance each o he ope at on o one o mo e veh c es over a common se ected co u se from the :.a me pont to he same pont where n m ng s made of he pa c pa '19 veh c e nvo v ng ompe ve acce e a ons o speeds Pe sons ender ng ass stance n any manner to such com pet t ve use of veh c es sha t be equa y cha ged as the pa t c pants The opera on o wo o more veh c es s de by s dee her a speeds n excess of p rna fac e awfu speeds es tab shed by sect on 1380 0 of hese v age o d nances o ap d y acce erat ng rom a com man s a ng pont o a speed n excess of such p ma face awfu speeds shal be p rna fa c e ev dence of d ag ac ng B Nope son sha par c pate n a drag race as def ned n d v son A of this sec on upon any publ c cad s eet o h gh way n th s v age 340 05 DRIVING LEFT p OV SOn Ol h S chap er fo SPEED LIMITS o• Schoo s OF CENTER No veh c eo rackless tro ey st1a bed ven o he e of the en e o cen er ne o the oadway n over ak ng and pass ng traff c proceed ng n the same d eel on un ess such eft s de s c ea y v s b e and s ee of oncom ng raft c or a suff c en d s ance ahel!ld to pe m t such over ak ng and passing to be compete y made w hou nte fer ng w th the safe ope a on ot any t a c ap p each ng f om the oppos te d reel on o any t aff c ove taken 340 06 DRIVING OVER F RE HOSE No s ree ca ack ess o ey or veh cte sha w thou he con sen of he f re depa t ment off c a n command be d ven ove any unp o ected hose of at re depa men when sa d hose s a d down on any s ree pr vale dr veway or s ree ca ack to be ust:!d at any I e o a a m of f e 340 07 F CTITIOUS I HECK S REG $6 88 LADIES' \ GIRLS' WEAR NYLON SLACK SETS pon s w h osso ted sc een p nled op S zes 7 4 FOOT LOCKER Th s footlocker s 31xl~•xl2 • w th 3 tray In black blue and green I has heavy stay h nges and ts weather proof GIRLS NYLON SLACKS 51 led w h Cuffs n Red Navy ond Yel ow S ze 7 4 Select f om on osso ment of s yle w th E ost c wo s Stzes 7 12 $344 $1288 HECK S REG $4 88 GIRLS' NYLON TOPS HECK S REG $13 88 HECK S REO $16 99 ClOTHINC DEPT. ClOTHING DIPT. ClOTHINC DEPT. h G. E. PANASONIC REGINA ELECTRIC TOOT-A-LOOP RADIO PANASONIC POLICE BAND RADIO 9" BLACK &WHITE TV BROOM •23'' $9'' Heck's Reg. $2999 HECK SREG $13 88 JEWElRY DEPT. $26 HECK 5REG WAFFLE BAKER v Woff e won •29,96 HECK 5 REG $84 96 JEWElRY DEPT. SUNBEAM WAHL PET DRYER HD63 SUNBEAM 99 MEN'S SHAVER AND k no GROOMER approved Tuesday Pom~roy Th y f ve m es pe hou on a s ate cutes Eas of Sycamore S ree and Wes of But ernu Avenue w th the ew.cep t on of schoo d str c s Twen y f ve m es pe hou on a o he s ee s n he V t age of Porn eroy eMcep h ough schoo d str en F fteen m es per hour on a t al eys w h n he V age of Pome oy Excep that he above speed I m s may be ncreased or essened as nd cated by s gns o pas ng of a d lferent speed m 380 02 BRIDGES No pe son sha ope a e a veh c e track ess t o ey o s eetca over any br dge or o he elevated struc ure con s ut ng a par of a h ghway a a speed wh ch s grea e than the max mum speed tha can be rna n a ned w th safety to such b dge or st uc u e when such s uctu e s posted w h gns as prov ded n th s sect on PLATES No pe son sha ope ate or d ve a moor veh c e upon the h ghways of h s s a e t d sp aysad st nc venumbe or den f cat on mark wh ch A s f ct I ous B s a coun e fe or an un l!lwfu y made copy o any d st net ve numbe or den f cat on mark C Belongs to a no her mo o veh c e prov ded hat h s sec on does no app y o a person who fa s o comp y w th he ransfer of eg stra on prov sons 340 08 FOLLOWING EMERGENCY The Meigs County Com missioners Tuesday approved an appticallon by the General Telephone Company to lay underground cable along conn ty road 75 In other busrness the com missioners agreed to purchase three additional trash con tamers to be placed outside corporations Altendmg were Robert Clark Warden Ours and Henry Wells com mtssloners and Martha Chambers clerk PRICES HIKED MIDDLETOWN Ohio (UP!) - Annoo Steel Corp Tuesday 380 OJ EMERGENCY VE announced 11 had raised prices H CLES EXCEPTED The pr ma face speed of many of tis products as a m a ons set forth n sec on dollar-for-dollar pass through 380 0 of hese ord nances do not app y o emergency vehlc es of mcreased costs not offset by. o pub c safety veh c es when previoliS price hikes they are espond ng to ill addition the firm said t( emergency cl!l s and when he dr vers thereof sound aud be would annPW~ce at a later date~ s gna s by be I s ren or exhaus wh s e Th s sect on does no surcharges reflecting the re eve he dr ve of an higher pnces patd for scrap emergency veh c e or pub c safety veh c e from the du y o dunng February dr ve w h due reg a d for the Company officials said both sate y of a persons us ng he actions were In line wtth a Cost s eet o h ghway 380 04 SCHOOLS of living Council rule which See Sec t on 380 01 penruts upward or downward 380 99 PENALTIES Whoever veta es any price changes each month In prov son of th s chapter fo wh ch no oth e pen a tv s line with changing scrap VEHICLES The dr ve of any veh c e other h~n an erne gency vehlc e or pub c safe y veh cte on off c a bus ness sha not to ow any eme gency veh cle or pub c safety veh c e ave ng n esponse o an a a m c oser than f ve hund ed tee o d ve nto or pa k such veh c e w h n he bock whe e t e appa a us has stopped n answe o a f re a arm un ess d ec ed to do so by a po ce off ce o a 1 em an 340 09 LANES OF TRAVEL Upon a roadways of suf f c ent w d h a veh c e or ack ess o ey sha bed ven upon the r gh haft of he roAdway excep as to ows CA When overtak ng and pass ng anothe veh c e proceed ng n he same d rectlon o when mak ng a ef u n under he u es gave n ng such movemen s prov ded sha I be f ned not mo e than f tty sso C'l do a s 3 6 13 2tc GET mJR .MAN WITH A Th ee yea so d o o de EM ens vety damaged Want .Ad JACKETS Lad es lam nated herr ng bone 1ackets n s zes 8 to 18 and 16 2 to 24 2 n pia ds and solids Smgle and double oreasted styles to choose from n exc t ng colors AI 1ackets are ned METAL So d Mrs Blazewtcz said she 1S mvolved m Mrs Rouse s G-T application $566 NYLON KNIT TOPS 10th CongresstOnai District easonab e or proper hav ng m party decisions and wants to due ega d o the raffle su nils 1 face and w dth of the s ee 0 e t vo unteers to work m her h ghway and any o he con campatgn d tons and no person sha Mrs Rouse of nearby Ad d ve any mo or veh c e rack ess tro ey or st ee car n diSon m Gallia County IS a and upon any stree or h ghway former Metgs County teacher a a grea e speed han wl pe m h m o b ng o a stop at Pomeroy Htgh School w h n the assured ctea where she was president of the d s ance ahead s pr ma face awfu for the local teachers association She opera o of a mo or veh c e rack ess fro ey o st ee ca o has long been active m politics opera e the same at a speed not Her father was a county exceed ng he fo ow ng Twen y m es pe hour when chalnnan and Mrs Rouse has pass ng a schoo bu d ng or the worked m polis at county grounds thereof dur ng schoo recess and wh le ch dren are Democratic headquarters and gong o o eav ng schoo m canvassing door to-door dur ng he open ng o ctos ng hours and when appropr ate Democraltc voters m her s gns g v ng not ce of he precmct ex stence of the :schoo are erected excep that on con o ed access h ghways and exp essways f her ght of way ne fence has been e ected w thout pedestr an open ng the speed sha be governed by the o d nance w h n the V tage of ed w lh e and p acke n Nylon P n SML LADIES' campaign because she believes er candidate will work with 380 99 Penil t es all democrats to improve 380 0 ALLEYS SPEED LIMITS government servtces Mrs GENERALLY BlazewtczsatdthatMrs Rouse No pe son sha operate a bes moor veh c e ack ess 0 ey IS t descnbed as a grass o st ee car n and upon he roots Democrat who feels that s ee sand h ghways a a speed II g ea e or ess than s a cttizens should have a part Jao Co on Po y Tw I s y ed w h 24 eg cuff onO no u f n ze 8 8 Se le t f om co o of Blue Red P nk and Mo ze ClOTHINC DEPT. B Whoeve v o a es Sec on Lasl 340 28 sha be f ned no mo e ey St Pomeroy has been han ve hund ed S500 oo appomted county coordmator do Ia s and mpr soned no mo e tha~ s lC mon hs o bo h for Mrs Elame Rouse Ad C Whoeve v elates Sec on dlSOD who 1S runrung for 340 2 sha be I ne_9. no mo e Democratic state central han hree hund etlJ S300 oo do a s CHAPTER committeewoman from the 380 JBO o A ey!l Speed L m s Gene a y 380 02 Br dges 380 03 Erne gency Veh ctes Excep ed PANTS ClDTNINC DEP1 Mrs Vll'gtrua Blazew1cz. 405 han 1 fly $50 oo do a s BODY SUITS HECK 5 REG $4 99 R ouse campa1UIJ. s --e· .. wh ch no o he pena y p ov dedsha bef ned no moe LADIES $]99 Mrs. Blazewzcz coordinator of MUFFLER LADIES ho I S y slee I on Sze ALA BOWL NG LEAGUE Ea y F day 6 s p m Team Stand ngs un o Gu ter Dusters .44 Feeney Benne S r ke Ou s 35 Feeney Benne F ers 34 Rut and 467 P oneers 34 Rae ne 602 Rocke s 2 st High Team 3 Games J Gu te Dusters 373 Feeney J•O 32 VEHICLE BACK NG Benne F ers 350 Ru and AND STARTING 467 P oneers 278 No pe son shat 1st H gh Team Gameveh c e s ee ca or Feeney Bennet F ers SJB J o ey w11 ch s s opped Gutter Dusters 47 Feeney s and no o pa k ng un such Benne Sir ke Outs .t66 movemen can be made w h st H gh lnd 3 Gamn easonab e safety Max ne Dugan 5l4 Beck Befo e back ng ope a ors of ROUSh 400 Ma y HOOVF_ 395 eh c es s ee c a s or 1st H gh lnd Game-Ma :J: ne ack ess o eys sha g ve Dugan 8 Max ne Dugan 68 amp e wa n ng and wh e Max ne Dugan 65 back ng hey sha exerc se v g ance not to n u e person or p ope ty on he s ree s or h gh way 340 33 VEH CULAR TRAVEL PROH BITED s un awfu o any mo o veh c e o be d ven n a wes er y d eel on on Condo Sl ee 34099 PENALTIES A Whoeve v o a es any Veh c e Ba k ng and y days o bo h C Whoe¥e o ales Se ons 925 08 925 09 925 5 0 925 6 sha be ned no e nan 1 y do a s sso oo CHAPTER 929 WEAPONS 929 0 A Guns 929 02 Ca y ng Con ea ed Weapons 929 03 0 scha ge o F r ea m Ove H ghway P oh b ed 929 04 0 scha ge of F ea m P oh b ted 929 05 Fa u e o Sec e Dange ous 0 dnan e 92906 mp ope y Fun sh ng F r ea m s o a M no 929 0 mp ope y H an d ng F ea ms 929 08 Un awfu Po ssess on of Dange ous 0 dnance 929 09 Un awfu Transac on o Weapons 929 0 Us ng Weapons Wh e n ox a ed 929 99 Pen a es 9290 A R GUNS No pe son sha shoo fo ce or throw by means of an a gun B B gun o o he "' m o mp em en a ead on o o 11e 11a d subs an e upon a s reel a ey ane or pub c pace 929 02 CARRYING CON CEALED W~PONS No pe son sha know ng y ca yo ha e con cea ed on h ~ pe son o concea ed ready a hand any dead y weapon or dangerou s o dnan c:e Th s sec on does no app y o of f ce s agen s o emp oyees o h s or any othe v age o s a e o he Un ed S ales o o aw en forcemen officers author zed o ca y concea ed weapons o dange ous o d nan e and a ng w h n he scope o he dut es Th s sec on does not nc ude a oaded f earm or whe e am mun on eady a hand 929 OJ DISCHARGE OF F REARM OVER H GHWAY PROHIBITED No pe son sha d scha ge a f rea m upon or ove a pub c cad o h ghway 929 04 DISCHARGE OF FIREARM PROH BITEO No pe son sha d scharge a f ea m on a awn park p easu e ground o cha d o he o a g ound appu enan Schoo house hu ch or an nhab ted dwe ng the prope ty of ana her o a char tab e n st tut on Th s sec on does no p even o p oh b t he owne hereof om d scha g ng f rearms upon h s own en c osu e 929 05 FAILURE TO SECURE DANGEROUS ORDNANCE No pe son n acqu r ng possess ng car y ng o us ng any dange ous ordnance sha neg gen y fa I to take p ope p ecaut ens o secu e he dange ous o dnance age ns he o aga nst ts acqu s I on or use by any unautho zed o ncom pe en person o o n su e he sa e y o pe sons and p ope y 92906 IMPROPERLY HAND LING FIREARMS No pe son sha know ng y d scha ge a ea m wh e n o on a moo veh c e No pe son shf know ng y ransport o have a oaded f rea m n a mota veh c e n such manne hat he I ea m s access be o the opera o o any passenge w thout eav ng he veh c e No pe son sha know ng y ans po o have a ea m n a mo or veh c e un ess s un oaded and s carr ed n one of the to ow ng ways n a c osed package box or case n ~ compa ment wh ch can be eached on y by eav ng he veh c e n a p a n s gh and secured n a ack o ho de made fo he pu pose n pan s gh w h he ac on open o he weapon s pped o f he I earm sofa ypeon wh ch he act on w no stay open o wh ch cannot eas y be s pped n p a n s gh Th s sect on does no app y o o f ce s on du y 929 08 UNLAWFUL POS Nope son sha w u y eave an abandoned unk mo o eh c e as de ned he en on p vale prope ty for more han seven y wo hou s w hout he pe m ss on of he person hav ng he gh o he possess on o he p ope y o on a pub c st ee o o he p ope y open o he pub c fo pu pose of veh cu a ave o pa k ng o upon o w h n he gh of way o any oad o h ghway o to y e gh hou s o anger w hou no f ca on o he Ch et of Po ce of he V age of the r!asons o eav no he moo veh c e n such p ace For purposes o h s sec on he a ha a mo o veh c e has been so eft w hou pe m ss on o not f ca on s pr rna fac e ev dence of abandonmen S hoo Bus 340 2 Reck ess Ope a on 340 22 Reck ess Ope a on Ofl S ee s and H ghway 340 23 Spa e Be ween Mov ng Veh es 340 2A SQuea ng T es 340 25 Tu n Proh b ed 340 26 Tu n S gna s JAO 27 Tu n ng a h 0 s such dam ge nc ud hg bu no m ed to any of he to ow ng a b oken w ndow or w ndsh e d m ss ng whee s t es mo o o t ansm ss on D ADOill pn v nnn r i'lh e E Hav n9 a far market va ue of one hundred S 00 00 do a s o .,..ss The Ch ef o Po ce of he V age w h n h s ry@spect ve e o a u sd ct on shal orde any abandoned unk mo or veh c e o be pho og aphed by a aw en to cemen off ce n he pace whe e abandoned The off cer sha eco d tlie make o he mo or veh c e he se a num be when ava abe and sha q so de a he damage o m ss ng equ pmen o sub s an a e he va ue of one hu d ed S 00 00 do ars o ess The Ch ef of Po ce sha he eupon mmed a e y d spose o he abandoned unk me o eh c e The eco ds and pho og aphs e a ng o he abandoned \'fUnk moo veh c e sha be eta ned by he V age lo a pe od of at teas wo yea s The off e sha exe n quad up a e an .all dav p es bed by he reg s a mo o veh c es descr b ng he moo veh c e and he manne n wh ch was d sposed of and ha a equ emen s o h s se on ha e been camp ed w h and sha s gn and f e l:le same w h he c e k of cou s of Me gs Co un y The V age sha e such a dav w h he e o d and pho og aphs e a ng o he d sposa Any man es a s ng f om he d sposa of he abandoned unk mo or veh c e stla be depos ted n the gene a fund ol the 5460 GE S mu aneous y d es and styes U e w e b ush a achment to groom and d y a he a m e t me Us ng angu a nozz e d ye can be stood up gh t o ee you hands or a he groom ng cho es Comp c e w h d ye and w r e b ush nozz e HAIR DRYER HECK 5 REG $29 96 JEWElRY DEPT. HECKS REG 129 96 KODAK POCKET CAMERA KIT •26'' JEWElRY DEPT. Heck s Reg 117 96 SUNBEAM ELECTRIC PENCIL Make 2-SLICE TOASTER • Accepls 110 f lm co t dges • Smal esl I ghle•l of Pocke INSTAMATIC Come as get b g ec ongulo )(4 Y: nch mops also sl des n plos c mounts obout one nch squo e o n co dboo d mounts obou two nches squo e No focus ng e SJ777 HECK 5RIG $1199 JIWIUY DEI'1. $4'' HECK'S REG $6 96 HECK S REG $25 88 5 1499 HECK S REG $18 96 JEWElRY DEPT. prices Patron Saint Joseph of Artmathea 1s the patron samt of funeral d rec tors r j WAHL HEAT MASSAGER Equ pped w th powerful qu el d epe n dab e electro magne c mota and du ab e ny on hous ng o ou b e free serv ce No rad o TV s at c n te fe ence Com fo tab e f ex be ex pans on bonds hold ma ssager f m y o back of hand Con ven en on off sw tch 80 cord �r ece v ng o SC hOO 5 Nope son ha k ow ng y se 011 ope a e he p ope v o a o fie w hou he on sen o he owne o pe son au ho ed o g ve consen 925 9 UNAUTHOR ZED USE OF A VEHICLE Nope son st1a know ng y use o ope a e an a c af mo o eh eh e mo o ' possess o ' y d spose o a s ug w h pu pose o enab ng ana he o de aud by nse ng o depo ng n a on ma h ne 925 99 PENAL T ES A Whoe e v a a es p ov s on o h s wh ch no o he pena y s p o ded ha be ned no mo e han e hund ed do a s SSOO 00 o mp soned no mo e 1'1an n ne y days o bo h B Whoe e o a es Se ons 925 OJ 925 04 o 925 B sha be 1 ned no mo e han wo hund ed y do a s S250 00 o age y e mo o boa o he moo p ope ed e w ho he onsen o he owne o pe son au ho zed o g e consen 925 20 US NG SLUGS No pe son ha se o depos as ug na o n mach e w h p pose ode aud make m pr soned no mo e s ege cu 0 \ ' I ' Veh c e han SESSION OF DANGEROUS ORDNANCE No pe son sha know ng y acqu e hav e ca ry or use any dange ous ordnance un awfu y 929 09 UNLAWFUL TRANS ACTION OF WEAPONS Nope son sha manufa c u e possess o sa e se o fu n sh o any pe son o he than a aw en o cemen agency lor author zed use n po ce wo k any b ass knuck es ces us b y back ack undbag sw chb ade kn te sp ngb ade kn fe g av y kn fe o s m ar weapon No person sha when ansfer ng any dangerous o dnan e o ano her neg gen y a to r eq u e he an sferee o exh b su h den f ca on cense o pe m show ng h m to bE' au hO zed o acqu e dange ous o dranee o neg gen y fa o ake a com p e e record of he t ans ac on and to hw h to wa d a copy ol su h eco d o he Po ce Ch ef o he v age., a Po me oy 929 0 USING WEAPONS WH LE NTOXICATEO opped Local Bowlirig FRIDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE The Bow ng Bel es League Stand ngs fo March 974 are Tum W L Rancho Rea y No 9 65 Federa Mogu No 2 100 84 Federa Mogu No 97 87 Foun'ta n of Youth 89 95 Rancho Rea y No 2 4 o ThE. Hobbs 73 t Rancho Rea y No taok s x po nts f om Feder a Mogu No 2 team J nny W ams for Rancho Realty No 1 had h gh game 178 and .473 se es Jan ce Coa s sub had h gh game 8 and se es 460 for Federa Mogu No 2 Fede a Mogu No oak f ve po n s f om Founla n of You h Mev a Wa d sub had h gh game 209 and ser es 480 for Fede a Mogu No Pa Hunte had h gh game 165 and E een Houck h gh ser es for Faun e n of Youth Rancho Realty No 1 to s 8 po n s to The Hobbs Be t~a S over rol ed he h gh game 46 and h gh se es of 387 fo Rancho Realty No 2 De ph ne Star ng sub had h gh game .44 and se es o 379 to The Hobbs ALA BOWLING LEAGUE Ea yF day 6 Spm Team Stand ngs Gu te Ous e s 50 Feeney Benne Ft e s 42 Rut and 467 P onee s AO F eene..,.. Benne S r ke Ou s 37 Rae ne 602 Rocke s 23 Ill H gh Team 3 GamesFeeney Benne F e s 462 Rut and 467 P onee s 380 Jr Gutte Dusters 282 st H gh Team GameFeeney Benne F e s 5 8 Ru and 467 P oneers 486 Feeney Benne t F e s 483 sf H gh lnd 3 GamesGe y Kess nger 473 Beck Roush 46 Maw. ne Dugan 43 st H gh tnd G1me-Beck Roush 20 Gerry Kess nge 163 Gerry Kess nge 62 T ave W TH 340 03 DEFECT VE Any motor veh c e be ng ope a ed on any st ee n sad age sha a a t mes be equ pped w h a muff e wh ch s n good wo k ng o der and n constant opera on and no pe son sha use a m uti e cut ou by pass o s m a dev ce upon a mo o veh c e be ng opera ed upon any s ee No person sha ope a e any mo or veh c e a any t me n such a manne tha the eKhaus sys em em s a oud c ack ng t1a e ng o other ype nose d fferen om tha made by mo or veh c e equ pped w th a muff er n good work ng o de 0 d 366 3.40 OA DRAG RAC NG A D ag ac ng s de ned as he ope at on o lwo o more veh cles from a pont s de by s de a acce e al ng speeds n a compel t ve a temp o ou o he d s ance each o he ope at on o one o mo e veh c es over a common se ected co u se from the :.a me pont to he same pont where n m ng s made of he pa c pa '19 veh c e nvo v ng ompe ve acce e a ons o speeds Pe sons ender ng ass stance n any manner to such com pet t ve use of veh c es sha t be equa y cha ged as the pa t c pants The opera on o wo o more veh c es s de by s dee her a speeds n excess of p rna fac e awfu speeds es tab shed by sect on 1380 0 of hese v age o d nances o ap d y acce erat ng rom a com man s a ng pont o a speed n excess of such p ma face awfu speeds shal be p rna fa c e ev dence of d ag ac ng B Nope son sha par c pate n a drag race as def ned n d v son A of this sec on upon any publ c cad s eet o h gh way n th s v age 340 05 DRIVING LEFT p OV SOn Ol h S chap er fo SPEED LIMITS o• Schoo s OF CENTER No veh c eo rackless tro ey st1a bed ven o he e of the en e o cen er ne o the oadway n over ak ng and pass ng traff c proceed ng n the same d eel on un ess such eft s de s c ea y v s b e and s ee of oncom ng raft c or a suff c en d s ance ahel!ld to pe m t such over ak ng and passing to be compete y made w hou nte fer ng w th the safe ope a on ot any t a c ap p each ng f om the oppos te d reel on o any t aff c ove taken 340 06 DRIVING OVER F RE HOSE No s ree ca ack ess o ey or veh cte sha w thou he con sen of he f re depa t ment off c a n command be d ven ove any unp o ected hose of at re depa men when sa d hose s a d down on any s ree pr vale dr veway or s ree ca ack to be ust:!d at any I e o a a m of f e 340 07 F CTITIOUS I HECK S REG $6 88 LADIES' \ GIRLS' WEAR NYLON SLACK SETS pon s w h osso ted sc een p nled op S zes 7 4 FOOT LOCKER Th s footlocker s 31xl~•xl2 • w th 3 tray In black blue and green I has heavy stay h nges and ts weather proof GIRLS NYLON SLACKS 51 led w h Cuffs n Red Navy ond Yel ow S ze 7 4 Select f om on osso ment of s yle w th E ost c wo s Stzes 7 12 $344 $1288 HECK S REG $4 88 GIRLS' NYLON TOPS HECK S REG $13 88 HECK S REO $16 99 ClOTHINC DEPT. ClOTHING DIPT. ClOTHINC DEPT. h G. E. PANASONIC REGINA ELECTRIC TOOT-A-LOOP RADIO PANASONIC POLICE BAND RADIO 9" BLACK &WHITE TV BROOM •23'' $9'' Heck's Reg. $2999 HECK SREG $13 88 JEWElRY DEPT. $26 HECK 5REG WAFFLE BAKER v Woff e won •29,96 HECK 5 REG $84 96 JEWElRY DEPT. SUNBEAM WAHL PET DRYER HD63 SUNBEAM 99 MEN'S SHAVER AND k no GROOMER approved Tuesday Pom~roy Th y f ve m es pe hou on a s ate cutes Eas of Sycamore S ree and Wes of But ernu Avenue w th the ew.cep t on of schoo d str c s Twen y f ve m es pe hou on a o he s ee s n he V t age of Porn eroy eMcep h ough schoo d str en F fteen m es per hour on a t al eys w h n he V age of Pome oy Excep that he above speed I m s may be ncreased or essened as nd cated by s gns o pas ng of a d lferent speed m 380 02 BRIDGES No pe son sha ope a e a veh c e track ess t o ey o s eetca over any br dge or o he elevated struc ure con s ut ng a par of a h ghway a a speed wh ch s grea e than the max mum speed tha can be rna n a ned w th safety to such b dge or st uc u e when such s uctu e s posted w h gns as prov ded n th s sect on PLATES No pe son sha ope ate or d ve a moor veh c e upon the h ghways of h s s a e t d sp aysad st nc venumbe or den f cat on mark wh ch A s f ct I ous B s a coun e fe or an un l!lwfu y made copy o any d st net ve numbe or den f cat on mark C Belongs to a no her mo o veh c e prov ded hat h s sec on does no app y o a person who fa s o comp y w th he ransfer of eg stra on prov sons 340 08 FOLLOWING EMERGENCY The Meigs County Com missioners Tuesday approved an appticallon by the General Telephone Company to lay underground cable along conn ty road 75 In other busrness the com missioners agreed to purchase three additional trash con tamers to be placed outside corporations Altendmg were Robert Clark Warden Ours and Henry Wells com mtssloners and Martha Chambers clerk PRICES HIKED MIDDLETOWN Ohio (UP!) - Annoo Steel Corp Tuesday 380 OJ EMERGENCY VE announced 11 had raised prices H CLES EXCEPTED The pr ma face speed of many of tis products as a m a ons set forth n sec on dollar-for-dollar pass through 380 0 of hese ord nances do not app y o emergency vehlc es of mcreased costs not offset by. o pub c safety veh c es when previoliS price hikes they are espond ng to ill addition the firm said t( emergency cl!l s and when he dr vers thereof sound aud be would annPW~ce at a later date~ s gna s by be I s ren or exhaus wh s e Th s sect on does no surcharges reflecting the re eve he dr ve of an higher pnces patd for scrap emergency veh c e or pub c safety veh c e from the du y o dunng February dr ve w h due reg a d for the Company officials said both sate y of a persons us ng he actions were In line wtth a Cost s eet o h ghway 380 04 SCHOOLS of living Council rule which See Sec t on 380 01 penruts upward or downward 380 99 PENALTIES Whoever veta es any price changes each month In prov son of th s chapter fo wh ch no oth e pen a tv s line with changing scrap VEHICLES The dr ve of any veh c e other h~n an erne gency vehlc e or pub c safe y veh cte on off c a bus ness sha not to ow any eme gency veh cle or pub c safety veh c e ave ng n esponse o an a a m c oser than f ve hund ed tee o d ve nto or pa k such veh c e w h n he bock whe e t e appa a us has stopped n answe o a f re a arm un ess d ec ed to do so by a po ce off ce o a 1 em an 340 09 LANES OF TRAVEL Upon a roadways of suf f c ent w d h a veh c e or ack ess o ey sha bed ven upon the r gh haft of he roAdway excep as to ows CA When overtak ng and pass ng anothe veh c e proceed ng n he same d rectlon o when mak ng a ef u n under he u es gave n ng such movemen s prov ded sha I be f ned not mo e than f tty sso C'l do a s 3 6 13 2tc GET mJR .MAN WITH A Th ee yea so d o o de EM ens vety damaged Want .Ad JACKETS Lad es lam nated herr ng bone 1ackets n s zes 8 to 18 and 16 2 to 24 2 n pia ds and solids Smgle and double oreasted styles to choose from n exc t ng colors AI 1ackets are ned METAL So d Mrs Blazewtcz said she 1S mvolved m Mrs Rouse s G-T application $566 NYLON KNIT TOPS 10th CongresstOnai District easonab e or proper hav ng m party decisions and wants to due ega d o the raffle su nils 1 face and w dth of the s ee 0 e t vo unteers to work m her h ghway and any o he con campatgn d tons and no person sha Mrs Rouse of nearby Ad d ve any mo or veh c e rack ess tro ey or st ee car n diSon m Gallia County IS a and upon any stree or h ghway former Metgs County teacher a a grea e speed han wl pe m h m o b ng o a stop at Pomeroy Htgh School w h n the assured ctea where she was president of the d s ance ahead s pr ma face awfu for the local teachers association She opera o of a mo or veh c e rack ess fro ey o st ee ca o has long been active m politics opera e the same at a speed not Her father was a county exceed ng he fo ow ng Twen y m es pe hour when chalnnan and Mrs Rouse has pass ng a schoo bu d ng or the worked m polis at county grounds thereof dur ng schoo recess and wh le ch dren are Democratic headquarters and gong o o eav ng schoo m canvassing door to-door dur ng he open ng o ctos ng hours and when appropr ate Democraltc voters m her s gns g v ng not ce of he precmct ex stence of the :schoo are erected excep that on con o ed access h ghways and exp essways f her ght of way ne fence has been e ected w thout pedestr an open ng the speed sha be governed by the o d nance w h n the V tage of ed w lh e and p acke n Nylon P n SML LADIES' campaign because she believes er candidate will work with 380 99 Penil t es all democrats to improve 380 0 ALLEYS SPEED LIMITS government servtces Mrs GENERALLY BlazewtczsatdthatMrs Rouse No pe son sha operate a bes moor veh c e ack ess 0 ey IS t descnbed as a grass o st ee car n and upon he roots Democrat who feels that s ee sand h ghways a a speed II g ea e or ess than s a cttizens should have a part Jao Co on Po y Tw I s y ed w h 24 eg cuff onO no u f n ze 8 8 Se le t f om co o of Blue Red P nk and Mo ze ClOTHINC DEPT. B Whoeve v o a es Sec on Lasl 340 28 sha be f ned no mo e ey St Pomeroy has been han ve hund ed S500 oo appomted county coordmator do Ia s and mpr soned no mo e tha~ s lC mon hs o bo h for Mrs Elame Rouse Ad C Whoeve v elates Sec on dlSOD who 1S runrung for 340 2 sha be I ne_9. no mo e Democratic state central han hree hund etlJ S300 oo do a s CHAPTER committeewoman from the 380 JBO o A ey!l Speed L m s Gene a y 380 02 Br dges 380 03 Erne gency Veh ctes Excep ed PANTS ClDTNINC DEP1 Mrs Vll'gtrua Blazew1cz. 405 han 1 fly $50 oo do a s BODY SUITS HECK 5 REG $4 99 R ouse campa1UIJ. s --e· .. wh ch no o he pena y p ov dedsha bef ned no moe LADIES $]99 Mrs. Blazewzcz coordinator of MUFFLER LADIES ho I S y slee I on Sze ALA BOWL NG LEAGUE Ea y F day 6 s p m Team Stand ngs un o Gu ter Dusters .44 Feeney Benne S r ke Ou s 35 Feeney Benne F ers 34 Rut and 467 P oneers 34 Rae ne 602 Rocke s 2 st High Team 3 Games J Gu te Dusters 373 Feeney J•O 32 VEHICLE BACK NG Benne F ers 350 Ru and AND STARTING 467 P oneers 278 No pe son shat 1st H gh Team Gameveh c e s ee ca or Feeney Bennet F ers SJB J o ey w11 ch s s opped Gutter Dusters 47 Feeney s and no o pa k ng un such Benne Sir ke Outs .t66 movemen can be made w h st H gh lnd 3 Gamn easonab e safety Max ne Dugan 5l4 Beck Befo e back ng ope a ors of ROUSh 400 Ma y HOOVF_ 395 eh c es s ee c a s or 1st H gh lnd Game-Ma :J: ne ack ess o eys sha g ve Dugan 8 Max ne Dugan 68 amp e wa n ng and wh e Max ne Dugan 65 back ng hey sha exerc se v g ance not to n u e person or p ope ty on he s ree s or h gh way 340 33 VEH CULAR TRAVEL PROH BITED s un awfu o any mo o veh c e o be d ven n a wes er y d eel on on Condo Sl ee 34099 PENALTIES A Whoeve v o a es any Veh c e Ba k ng and y days o bo h C Whoe¥e o ales Se ons 925 08 925 09 925 5 0 925 6 sha be ned no e nan 1 y do a s sso oo CHAPTER 929 WEAPONS 929 0 A Guns 929 02 Ca y ng Con ea ed Weapons 929 03 0 scha ge o F r ea m Ove H ghway P oh b ed 929 04 0 scha ge of F ea m P oh b ted 929 05 Fa u e o Sec e Dange ous 0 dnan e 92906 mp ope y Fun sh ng F r ea m s o a M no 929 0 mp ope y H an d ng F ea ms 929 08 Un awfu Po ssess on of Dange ous 0 dnance 929 09 Un awfu Transac on o Weapons 929 0 Us ng Weapons Wh e n ox a ed 929 99 Pen a es 9290 A R GUNS No pe son sha shoo fo ce or throw by means of an a gun B B gun o o he "' m o mp em en a ead on o o 11e 11a d subs an e upon a s reel a ey ane or pub c pace 929 02 CARRYING CON CEALED W~PONS No pe son sha know ng y ca yo ha e con cea ed on h ~ pe son o concea ed ready a hand any dead y weapon or dangerou s o dnan c:e Th s sec on does no app y o of f ce s agen s o emp oyees o h s or any othe v age o s a e o he Un ed S ales o o aw en forcemen officers author zed o ca y concea ed weapons o dange ous o d nan e and a ng w h n he scope o he dut es Th s sec on does not nc ude a oaded f earm or whe e am mun on eady a hand 929 OJ DISCHARGE OF F REARM OVER H GHWAY PROHIBITED No pe son sha d scha ge a f rea m upon or ove a pub c cad o h ghway 929 04 DISCHARGE OF FIREARM PROH BITEO No pe son sha d scharge a f ea m on a awn park p easu e ground o cha d o he o a g ound appu enan Schoo house hu ch or an nhab ted dwe ng the prope ty of ana her o a char tab e n st tut on Th s sec on does no p even o p oh b t he owne hereof om d scha g ng f rearms upon h s own en c osu e 929 05 FAILURE TO SECURE DANGEROUS ORDNANCE No pe son n acqu r ng possess ng car y ng o us ng any dange ous ordnance sha neg gen y fa I to take p ope p ecaut ens o secu e he dange ous o dnance age ns he o aga nst ts acqu s I on or use by any unautho zed o ncom pe en person o o n su e he sa e y o pe sons and p ope y 92906 IMPROPERLY HAND LING FIREARMS No pe son sha know ng y d scha ge a ea m wh e n o on a moo veh c e No pe son shf know ng y ransport o have a oaded f rea m n a mota veh c e n such manne hat he I ea m s access be o the opera o o any passenge w thout eav ng he veh c e No pe son sha know ng y ans po o have a ea m n a mo or veh c e un ess s un oaded and s carr ed n one of the to ow ng ways n a c osed package box or case n ~ compa ment wh ch can be eached on y by eav ng he veh c e n a p a n s gh and secured n a ack o ho de made fo he pu pose n pan s gh w h he ac on open o he weapon s pped o f he I earm sofa ypeon wh ch he act on w no stay open o wh ch cannot eas y be s pped n p a n s gh Th s sect on does no app y o o f ce s on du y 929 08 UNLAWFUL POS Nope son sha w u y eave an abandoned unk mo o eh c e as de ned he en on p vale prope ty for more han seven y wo hou s w hout he pe m ss on of he person hav ng he gh o he possess on o he p ope y o on a pub c st ee o o he p ope y open o he pub c fo pu pose of veh cu a ave o pa k ng o upon o w h n he gh of way o any oad o h ghway o to y e gh hou s o anger w hou no f ca on o he Ch et of Po ce of he V age of the r!asons o eav no he moo veh c e n such p ace For purposes o h s sec on he a ha a mo o veh c e has been so eft w hou pe m ss on o not f ca on s pr rna fac e ev dence of abandonmen S hoo Bus 340 2 Reck ess Ope a on 340 22 Reck ess Ope a on Ofl S ee s and H ghway 340 23 Spa e Be ween Mov ng Veh es 340 2A SQuea ng T es 340 25 Tu n Proh b ed 340 26 Tu n S gna s JAO 27 Tu n ng a h 0 s such dam ge nc ud hg bu no m ed to any of he to ow ng a b oken w ndow or w ndsh e d m ss ng whee s t es mo o o t ansm ss on D ADOill pn v nnn r i'lh e E Hav n9 a far market va ue of one hundred S 00 00 do a s o .,..ss The Ch ef o Po ce of he V age w h n h s ry@spect ve e o a u sd ct on shal orde any abandoned unk mo or veh c e o be pho og aphed by a aw en to cemen off ce n he pace whe e abandoned The off cer sha eco d tlie make o he mo or veh c e he se a num be when ava abe and sha q so de a he damage o m ss ng equ pmen o sub s an a e he va ue of one hu d ed S 00 00 do ars o ess The Ch ef of Po ce sha he eupon mmed a e y d spose o he abandoned unk me o eh c e The eco ds and pho og aphs e a ng o he abandoned \'fUnk moo veh c e sha be eta ned by he V age lo a pe od of at teas wo yea s The off e sha exe n quad up a e an .all dav p es bed by he reg s a mo o veh c es descr b ng he moo veh c e and he manne n wh ch was d sposed of and ha a equ emen s o h s se on ha e been camp ed w h and sha s gn and f e l:le same w h he c e k of cou s of Me gs Co un y The V age sha e such a dav w h he e o d and pho og aphs e a ng o he d sposa Any man es a s ng f om he d sposa of he abandoned unk mo or veh c e stla be depos ted n the gene a fund ol the 5460 GE S mu aneous y d es and styes U e w e b ush a achment to groom and d y a he a m e t me Us ng angu a nozz e d ye can be stood up gh t o ee you hands or a he groom ng cho es Comp c e w h d ye and w r e b ush nozz e HAIR DRYER HECK 5 REG $29 96 JEWElRY DEPT. HECKS REG 129 96 KODAK POCKET CAMERA KIT •26'' JEWElRY DEPT. Heck s Reg 117 96 SUNBEAM ELECTRIC PENCIL Make 2-SLICE TOASTER • Accepls 110 f lm co t dges • Smal esl I ghle•l of Pocke INSTAMATIC Come as get b g ec ongulo )(4 Y: nch mops also sl des n plos c mounts obout one nch squo e o n co dboo d mounts obou two nches squo e No focus ng e SJ777 HECK 5RIG $1199 JIWIUY DEI'1. $4'' HECK'S REG $6 96 HECK S REG $25 88 5 1499 HECK S REG $18 96 JEWElRY DEPT. prices Patron Saint Joseph of Artmathea 1s the patron samt of funeral d rec tors r j WAHL HEAT MASSAGER Equ pped w th powerful qu el d epe n dab e electro magne c mota and du ab e ny on hous ng o ou b e free serv ce No rad o TV s at c n te fe ence Com fo tab e f ex be ex pans on bonds hold ma ssager f m y o back of hand Con ven en on off sw tch 80 cord �• , I ' . . ·,. ' ' . ' .,_, • '. ' ' .. ~ .. • ' ' 11 - The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., March 6,1974 ' PLENTYi , OF FREE PARKING - SUNDAY OPIIIAI.Y 10ta9 FREE !" PARKING . . ' 10 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH SUNDAY appr o~(!d . Ex(eeds the pe rfor m~l ondords ol the USASI 190.1 . Fiberg la\~ full c,o verage she ll, rubber Srtell once The outd oo r wo rl d belongs to you while camping, fis hin g, or hunting in this 10'x l 6 ' cabin tent . Your home while in the wi ld ha~ a ~ewn - in fl oo r mode of b rig ht · co lored coa ted synethetic fab ric which is water a nd mi ldew proof and easy to clean . Fiberglm~ screening . s large 3-woy ny lon zip pered door with swee po ut d oorsill. HECK'S REG. $7.99 SPORTSDEPT. SPORTS DEPT. HECK'S REG. $139 .95 88 ANCHOR HOCKING ASSORTED ' GLASSWARE trimmed edge, styro-foam and foam rubber i n~uloted . With vin yl leather harne ss and nylon (h in Slro p. R:ug..,ed snaps aero~~ front to mount visor face shie ld and goggle strap. Asso11ed col· .ors. t ' The low priced tent, designe d to keep the youngster!. in their ow n bock yard . Comple te with oil poles, stee l stokes and guy lines. 4 ozs. ;,#' SLAZEIGER $100 FOI CAll OFl King si ze ver~on of the popular Joh nson Century reel. Fo mou~ Johnson Century features include 'Selectro-Diol drag action , dual anti-reverSe. ' . $799 ' TRUE TEMPER SPIN OR SPIN CAST RODS REGENT BASEBALL 99( H_ECK'S REG. $1 .49 SPORTS DEPT. e e e e CHEMOLD "COACH'"' ·. TENNIS RACQUET I STYLES CHOICE lamina ti o n. Fibe r b o ndin g . G ra ded leather grip . Perrno ply n ~ l on str ing . 14 QT. UTILITY TUB HECK'S REG. 79' 4 ' HOUSEWAREDEPT. FOR 10 QT. PAIL HECK'S REG. 79' SJOO 49c HECK'S REG . as· -- HOUSEWARE DEPT. . HECK'S REG. 46' EACH HOUSEWARE DEPT. FESCO PLASTIC 2-CELL FLASHLIGHT TULIP WASTE BASKET ASSORTED LETTER GALORE IOIED SYATIOIIERl 2 IOXES$1 FOR 00 HECK'S REG. 99' EA. ASSORTED 4·9c HECK'S REG. 99' 70Z. AIR FRESHENER· SOCIABLE STATIONERY 6 STYLES $100 HOUSEWAII DEPT. HE.CK'SIIEG. $1,99 Sele ct from fi ve different fra grances. CHOICE HECK's REG. 71' HOUSEWARE DEPT. HOIISIWffiiE DEPT. 55(EA(H ~~ SPRAY-N-VAC RUGCLEAIEI SPORTS DEPT. s c BABY DOLL FEEDING SET OR NURSERY 99 ' HECK'S REG. 95' #IOUSEWAII DEPT. SET 14 oz. UtJ.j"m' CHOICE UPHOLSTERY SHAMPOO 84' EACH SHAMPOO AND BATH SPRAY" HECK'S REG. $9.99 TOY DEPT. SPORTS DEPT. I , locality. Ca pito ls of the States a re listed. 4~PARTY TUBE SOCKS · COOKSEY ~Plates,· 2 Frr.pons, 2 PotS, 4 Pl ast•c Cups, Cof ee Pot, Pa il, So h a nd Pepper Shake r. 88!ACH HECK'S REG. T0$1.22 SPUTSDIPT. HEC. K '.SR.EG. $9.99 . SPOIITS DEPT. SHELF LINER 12"x 10' HECK'S REG, $4.09 HlCK'SREG. $2 . 1.6 84(ROLL HOIISIWAHDEPl. HOUSIWAII DEPT. HECK '5 REG. •1.13 HOUSIWARI DEPT. 130Z. 3.75 oz. 340Z. 60Z. RIGHT GUARD DEODORANT --'FEGRIN SHAMPOO .VANISH EN DUST lOTION FORMUlA $ 7'9 . ( 89 ,~ PAIR EA_CH ' •. ·66(' . fDYDII'T. : SPOIITS DEPT. I HOUSEWAIE DEPT. I OZ. KAOPECTATE ANTIDIARRHEAL 77c - ' ' tcb" 8 OZ. REVLON "MILK PLUS 6" -s os· . 11 REG • . 99' ~ --;:;;- HECK'S REG . 83' HOUSEWARE DEPT. HOUSlWAII DEPT. oz. FLINTSTONE VITAMINS NOXZEMA . SHAVECREAM ~~t"'i<~i' t) ,,, __ .,.,, lOO's REGULAR MENTHOl LIME . \nxwma HECK'S 70Z. ULTRA BRITE TOOTHPASTE +liCK' S REG . $2 .64 I ...... •CoeiMint WITH IRON HECK'S HECK'S REG. $1 . 88 HECK'S REG. 88' ' ' . 57' COSMETIC DEPT. COSMETIC DEPT. COSMETIC DEPT. I ' HECK'S REG. $1.33 HECK'S REG. . - IACH · HECK'S REG. $1.45 VUISII $1 .82 I ....... -~· - HECK'S REG. $1.71 CHOICE 84' c ;:~1;~ rl11 $119 RACER OR RACING TEAM· I LURES RUBBER MAID 1 SPEED MACHINE PANTHER MARTIN Select from Avocado or Tangerine. 69e HECK'SREG. '- BUNDT PAN HECK'S REG. $7.99 SPORTS DEPT. 'I FESCO PLASTIC CHOICE ' HOUSIWARE DEPT. . 49c LAUNDRY lASKO HECK'S REG. 79' Select from 4 colors F!SCO PLASTIC HECK'S REG. $2.49 SPORTS DEPT. HECK'S REG. $1.16 TOYDEP~ MEMO MINDER $149 TENNIS RACQUET HECK'S REG . · HECK'S REG. $1.94 FESCO PLASTIC STACK MUGS FESCO PLASTIC SPORTS DEPT. ( "WORLD ACE" New ve rsion of a classic. F ~k· wood ove rlay, o uter bamboo Over 150 autho rized Di sney edu cati ona l illustra tio ns to show the act ivities of ea~h state a nd .. HOUSEWARI DEPT. HOUSEWARE DEPT. HECK'S REG. 99' ADULT PUZZLES Ill ASSORTED DISNEY CHARACTER UNITED STATES PUZZLE MAP HECK'S REG . $ 1.29 AND 7 oz. PACKAGE OF THREE EACH TOY DEPT. 97' 2402. llOOPIEU ' 66' HECK'S REG. SPORTS DEPT. HECK'S REG. $12.99 JIGSAW PUZZLE \ CHOICE e lM PR OVED with new, delu)(e srrew locking ha nd le o n ~pi n ca sting rods Hollogloss Co nstruction • Ha rd chemi ca l g uides a nd tip to ps Temp_e rcote on a ll Vv indings Center Ferrule Wra pped Full An odized Alurn mum Sa t. on Spi nn ing and Fly ' as~ COAT RACK HOUSEWARE DEPT. CEREAL BOWLS HECK'S REG. 113.99 .... SHOE RACK 9" EXPANDABLE POLYTARP JOHNSON CENTURY REEL $2 .49 SPORTS DEPT. \\. ' ' .r. • HEAVY DUTY, FIBER REI NFORCED POLYPROPYLENE • Woshoble-Sh;mk pr oo f· Rolproof Ro pe rein forced edges • Heavy Duty, Rust-Resista nt Grommets. Spec ia l Treatment for Pro tec tion aga inst Sun. GOLF BALLS ' HECK' SREG . LADIES' ANCHOR HOCKING MATCHING 5" WILSON BLUE RIDGE HECK'S REG. $3.99 SOFTBALL $179 'il;,.' 5'x7' HECK'S REG. $4.99 Q · .. . ,. , . . . HUTCH OFFICIAL $c $379 WALKER 6'3" SPIN ROD $299 A SPORTS DEPT. - ~ e SPORTS DEPT. HECK'S REG. $3.28 ... ..- ~, e HECK'S REG . $13.99 TENNIS BALLS $279 ~·~l' CHOICE HECK'S REG. $16.88 SPORTS DEPT. CUB PUP TENT . ""'· Selecte.d from 3 Styles ;, HECK'S REG. $1.07 EA. •'-'~ -...."? '. ::.. REG. . $198 79' lA. HECK'S REG. $2.69 ·'""'-·-····-·· ' ) • 1 1 I I '. . ' ,· 1'1 ' . �• , I ' . . ·,. ' ' . ' .,_, • '. ' ' .. ~ .. • ' ' 11 - The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., March 6,1974 ' PLENTYi , OF FREE PARKING - SUNDAY OPIIIAI.Y 10ta9 FREE !" PARKING . . ' 10 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH SUNDAY appr o~(!d . Ex(eeds the pe rfor m~l ondords ol the USASI 190.1 . Fiberg la\~ full c,o verage she ll, rubber Srtell once The outd oo r wo rl d belongs to you while camping, fis hin g, or hunting in this 10'x l 6 ' cabin tent . Your home while in the wi ld ha~ a ~ewn - in fl oo r mode of b rig ht · co lored coa ted synethetic fab ric which is water a nd mi ldew proof and easy to clean . Fiberglm~ screening . s large 3-woy ny lon zip pered door with swee po ut d oorsill. HECK'S REG. $7.99 SPORTSDEPT. SPORTS DEPT. HECK'S REG. $139 .95 88 ANCHOR HOCKING ASSORTED ' GLASSWARE trimmed edge, styro-foam and foam rubber i n~uloted . With vin yl leather harne ss and nylon (h in Slro p. R:ug..,ed snaps aero~~ front to mount visor face shie ld and goggle strap. Asso11ed col· .ors. t ' The low priced tent, designe d to keep the youngster!. in their ow n bock yard . Comple te with oil poles, stee l stokes and guy lines. 4 ozs. ;,#' SLAZEIGER $100 FOI CAll OFl King si ze ver~on of the popular Joh nson Century reel. Fo mou~ Johnson Century features include 'Selectro-Diol drag action , dual anti-reverSe. ' . $799 ' TRUE TEMPER SPIN OR SPIN CAST RODS REGENT BASEBALL 99( H_ECK'S REG. $1 .49 SPORTS DEPT. e e e e CHEMOLD "COACH'"' ·. TENNIS RACQUET I STYLES CHOICE lamina ti o n. Fibe r b o ndin g . G ra ded leather grip . Perrno ply n ~ l on str ing . 14 QT. UTILITY TUB HECK'S REG. 79' 4 ' HOUSEWAREDEPT. FOR 10 QT. PAIL HECK'S REG. 79' SJOO 49c HECK'S REG . as· -- HOUSEWARE DEPT. . HECK'S REG. 46' EACH HOUSEWARE DEPT. FESCO PLASTIC 2-CELL FLASHLIGHT TULIP WASTE BASKET ASSORTED LETTER GALORE IOIED SYATIOIIERl 2 IOXES$1 FOR 00 HECK'S REG. 99' EA. ASSORTED 4·9c HECK'S REG. 99' 70Z. AIR FRESHENER· SOCIABLE STATIONERY 6 STYLES $100 HOUSEWAII DEPT. HE.CK'SIIEG. $1,99 Sele ct from fi ve different fra grances. CHOICE HECK's REG. 71' HOUSEWARE DEPT. HOIISIWffiiE DEPT. 55(EA(H ~~ SPRAY-N-VAC RUGCLEAIEI SPORTS DEPT. s c BABY DOLL FEEDING SET OR NURSERY 99 ' HECK'S REG. 95' #IOUSEWAII DEPT. SET 14 oz. UtJ.j"m' CHOICE UPHOLSTERY SHAMPOO 84' EACH SHAMPOO AND BATH SPRAY" HECK'S REG. $9.99 TOY DEPT. SPORTS DEPT. I , locality. Ca pito ls of the States a re listed. 4~PARTY TUBE SOCKS · COOKSEY ~Plates,· 2 Frr.pons, 2 PotS, 4 Pl ast•c Cups, Cof ee Pot, Pa il, So h a nd Pepper Shake r. 88!ACH HECK'S REG. T0$1.22 SPUTSDIPT. HEC. K '.SR.EG. $9.99 . SPOIITS DEPT. SHELF LINER 12"x 10' HECK'S REG, $4.09 HlCK'SREG. $2 . 1.6 84(ROLL HOIISIWAHDEPl. HOUSIWAII DEPT. HECK '5 REG. •1.13 HOUSIWARI DEPT. 130Z. 3.75 oz. 340Z. 60Z. RIGHT GUARD DEODORANT --'FEGRIN SHAMPOO .VANISH EN DUST lOTION FORMUlA $ 7'9 . ( 89 ,~ PAIR EA_CH ' •. ·66(' . fDYDII'T. : SPOIITS DEPT. I HOUSEWAIE DEPT. I OZ. KAOPECTATE ANTIDIARRHEAL 77c - ' ' tcb" 8 OZ. REVLON "MILK PLUS 6" -s os· . 11 REG • . 99' ~ --;:;;- HECK'S REG . 83' HOUSEWARE DEPT. HOUSlWAII DEPT. oz. FLINTSTONE VITAMINS NOXZEMA . SHAVECREAM ~~t"'i<~i' t) ,,, __ .,.,, lOO's REGULAR MENTHOl LIME . \nxwma HECK'S 70Z. ULTRA BRITE TOOTHPASTE +liCK' S REG . $2 .64 I ...... •CoeiMint WITH IRON HECK'S HECK'S REG. $1 . 88 HECK'S REG. 88' ' ' . 57' COSMETIC DEPT. COSMETIC DEPT. COSMETIC DEPT. I ' HECK'S REG. $1.33 HECK'S REG. . - IACH · HECK'S REG. $1.45 VUISII $1 .82 I ....... -~· - HECK'S REG. $1.71 CHOICE 84' c ;:~1;~ rl11 $119 RACER OR RACING TEAM· I LURES RUBBER MAID 1 SPEED MACHINE PANTHER MARTIN Select from Avocado or Tangerine. 69e HECK'SREG. '- BUNDT PAN HECK'S REG. $7.99 SPORTS DEPT. 'I FESCO PLASTIC CHOICE ' HOUSIWARE DEPT. . 49c LAUNDRY lASKO HECK'S REG. 79' Select from 4 colors F!SCO PLASTIC HECK'S REG. $2.49 SPORTS DEPT. HECK'S REG. $1.16 TOYDEP~ MEMO MINDER $149 TENNIS RACQUET HECK'S REG . · HECK'S REG. $1.94 FESCO PLASTIC STACK MUGS FESCO PLASTIC SPORTS DEPT. ( "WORLD ACE" New ve rsion of a classic. F ~k· wood ove rlay, o uter bamboo Over 150 autho rized Di sney edu cati ona l illustra tio ns to show the act ivities of ea~h state a nd .. HOUSEWARI DEPT. HOUSEWARE DEPT. HECK'S REG. 99' ADULT PUZZLES Ill ASSORTED DISNEY CHARACTER UNITED STATES PUZZLE MAP HECK'S REG . $ 1.29 AND 7 oz. PACKAGE OF THREE EACH TOY DEPT. 97' 2402. llOOPIEU ' 66' HECK'S REG. SPORTS DEPT. HECK'S REG. $12.99 JIGSAW PUZZLE \ CHOICE e lM PR OVED with new, delu)(e srrew locking ha nd le o n ~pi n ca sting rods Hollogloss Co nstruction • Ha rd chemi ca l g uides a nd tip to ps Temp_e rcote on a ll Vv indings Center Ferrule Wra pped Full An odized Alurn mum Sa t. on Spi nn ing and Fly ' as~ COAT RACK HOUSEWARE DEPT. CEREAL BOWLS HECK'S REG. 113.99 .... SHOE RACK 9" EXPANDABLE POLYTARP JOHNSON CENTURY REEL $2 .49 SPORTS DEPT. \\. ' ' .r. • HEAVY DUTY, FIBER REI NFORCED POLYPROPYLENE • Woshoble-Sh;mk pr oo f· Rolproof Ro pe rein forced edges • Heavy Duty, Rust-Resista nt Grommets. Spec ia l Treatment for Pro tec tion aga inst Sun. GOLF BALLS ' HECK' SREG . LADIES' ANCHOR HOCKING MATCHING 5" WILSON BLUE RIDGE HECK'S REG. $3.99 SOFTBALL $179 'il;,.' 5'x7' HECK'S REG. $4.99 Q · .. . ,. , . . . HUTCH OFFICIAL $c $379 WALKER 6'3" SPIN ROD $299 A SPORTS DEPT. - ~ e SPORTS DEPT. HECK'S REG. $3.28 ... ..- ~, e HECK'S REG . $13.99 TENNIS BALLS $279 ~·~l' CHOICE HECK'S REG. $16.88 SPORTS DEPT. CUB PUP TENT . ""'· Selecte.d from 3 Styles ;, HECK'S REG. $1.07 EA. •'-'~ -...."? '. ::.. REG. . $198 79' lA. HECK'S REG. $2.69 ·'""'-·-····-·· ' ) • 1 1 I I '. . ' ,· 1'1 ' . �,, .. ' Salon plans dinner The anniversary dinner of the Meigs County Salon 710 Eight and Forty, at Meigs In~ Aprir 3 was planned at the . Monday night meeting of salon partners at the home of Mrs. Eunie Brinker, It was noted that Mrs, Irene Meir, Sebring, departemental chapeau, will be the honored guest. Several other departemental officers are expected to attend. Mrs. Rhod & Hackett reported on the recent pouvior at the Neil House. A goal of $100 was set by Mrs. Hackett for the salon's contribution to the nurses scholarship fund this year and to add to the fund she took donations on some jewelry. Currently the salon has $23.25 in the fund. It was reported that eight reports on activities of the children and youth committee have been sent to the departemental and chairwoman. The revised constitution and by-laws have also been submitled for stale apprwaL A paper drive is still being OPEl DAllY ' FREE 10 TO 9. PARKING • \ /z" COPPER UPRIGHT 1 STOP AND WASTE SUMPY:! PUMP Iron Bose, HARDWARE DEPT. COPPER TEE HARDWARE DEPT. NAIDWAIIE DEPT. HARDWAIIE DEPT. HALL LIGHT FIXTURE ROUND (1 •. I lJl 37( ~ TOILET TANK REPAIR KIT T ., LET REPAIR KIT HARDWARE DEPT. HARDWAIIE DEPT. %" COPPER ELBOW ( 10 HECK'S REG . 14' COPPER MALE ADAPTER 1/f' ~-? _ _y , NA/IDWA/11 DEPT. ( 19 ~, , 0 '··-' ' 26' ( ~-- I"-._ U. L. APPROVED HARDWARE DI'PT. ~-~·..2.--' PULLCHAII STAINLESS BASKET STRAINER 99( HECK'S REG. $1.S3 NAIIDWA/IE DEPT. ' HECK'S REG. 92' HECK'S REG. 39' HARDWARE DEPT. HARDWAB·IIIPT. PLATE 9( CHOICE SINGLE POLE TOGGLE SWITCH Martin, first demi chapea u, presided at the meeting which opened with prayer by Mrs. Ruby Marshall, and the pledge to the flag led by Mrs. Lula Hampton. Mrs. Brinker served refreshments from a table decorated in the St. Patrick's Day theme. Mrs. Mary Roush will be hosless for the May meeting. Sherry Marshall was a guest and other members a !tending were Mrs. Pearl Knapp, Mrs . Katie Welsh, Mrs . Myrtle Walker, Mrs. Julia Hysell and Mrs. Iva Powell. Mrs. Vernon Nease presented the program "Problems of the _Aging" taken from the program book, "A Call to the Churches," at a recent meeting of the Uniled MethodlstWome~of the Forest · Run United Methodist Church. Purpose of the program as explained by Mrs. Nease was to develop appreciation of older persons as individuals and to helghlen community awareness of older persons. The dialogue was presented by Mrs. John Scott, Mrs. Russ Watson, Mrs. Fred Nease, Mrs. Richard Jarvis, Mrs. Denver Holler and Mrs. Erma Roush. Readings pertaining to the program were given by several other members. A special selection titled 11Courage" was read by Mrs. Olan Genheimer and the leader had a quiz on foods of the Bible , The program closed with prayer by Mrs. Nease. Mrs, Edith Sisson, devotional leader, read Psaim 121, which was followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. The group sang the UMW song, "Sing, Sing, Sing a New Song.'' A rummage sale was announced for March, and It was reported that 79 calls were made on the sick and shut-ins of the community by members during the past monlh. A leller was read from the district treasurer thanking the society for Increasing the pledge for the year. Mrs, Alfred Yeauger and CONTROLLING BOARD COLUMBUS (UPI) - Stale funds to higher education institutions were reshuffled Monday by the state Controlling Board. The reshuffling of the slightly under $2 mUllon in state funds reflecled a policy in fi~ancing colleges and universities which exceed recommended enrollment levels. The board returned 87 per cent of the original all<>cations to several institutions, including Bowling Green , Wright State and Miami University, SUIT FlLED COLUMBUS (UPI) -James Nolan, Cleveland, who Is opposing Gov. John J. Gilligan on the May ballot for the Dem<>cratic gubernatorial nomination, has filod suit in the state's Supreme Court to remove Gilligan's name from the ballot. Nolan claimed in the suit that Gilligan used the wrong address on his petitions of candidacy, Secretary of Stale Ted W. Brown last week ruled Gilligan could use the address of his former Cincinnati home which he sold three years ago. Beat The Energy Crisis! Save H~t! Save Money With INSULATION 2fh 7EACH 3 OUTLET ~ 3 ,.,_rm 3C HiC~~IIG. HARDWARE SJ48 HECK'S REG. 118.88 $ III1'T. . A.-nw .,.,_ 77 Napoles with feed and accented with a miniature bird replica . Mrs. Davis also demonstrated how to ma ke large chrysanthemums with difrerent SALE PLANNED A rummage sa le will be held at the Fry Bmlding , Mill Street, Middleport, Thursday , Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p,m, Excellent selec tion of clothing, shoes and household items. BAKER MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRESH GROUND IJII,V~ SLICED ~~age Beef Liver • • • • • Fresh Picnic . • . • • '~79c Pork Steak • • • • • 69C ·~ Braunschweiger • • • 89c Large Bologna . . • . '"· 99 Sticks • . . • • '"· c H......,W19e~t~ WHOLE BUTT STYLE lb. ANY SIZE PIECE CRISCO C.I.P'N JOHN'S Shortening • • • Taster's Choice • / • OECAFFINATEO • a.::~$157 • •_:$J35 1nsulation helps cut 2 GAL. ROCKO MOTOR OIL _ $1' 3~ CHOICE $166 EACH QUART '\ HECK'S REG. TO $2.99 AUTOMOTIIIE IJIPT. HECK'S REG. $2; 18 AUTDIIDrlrE IIIPi $ ~1·· hECk S-Alle .ltM ABOMOrlrE 111'1. PRESTONE IIAIEFLUID Scl'"tlflcally 'formulated ~.:'"99c HECK'S REG. $1.89 AfiTD lrDTirE 81. heating cost by keeping out the Winter cold ... adds to Summer comfort by keeping in the cool. Plus it's waterproof, fire retarding. ' - - 8Pf,fl2·1:t!ii,JQ4.Zti ..- '• II THISIS WO COU PON 11& TOWAit.O THE • RTH ~ PUilCI-IAS£ OF I I I I ABREGlAS ROll INSULATION 15" and 23"-2V.... Thick 15" and 23" 6'' Thlcls 11 15" and 23 3Y:." Thick . \ WID -· -- LIMIT ON E COU PON PElt FAMilY IUDEEMAUE THilU SAT.. t.!Ait .tlh ----------------I tAo. . THIS CQUPOJ'* TOWARD THE I . . IS WORTH V"' PURCHASE OF I I I \1m li~IT ONE COUPON ,u FA1o41LY \ ·· -- U0Ut.AAIUTI-IIWSAT .. MAR . 9f~ HOGG &ZUSPAN. •' ' 'I " .I I I Thii Coupo" i~ Worl~ I I I l fu..:t l \ .R·- - . .773-55~ . p.in. Mon. thru Fri. Clos~ at nOOn Saf'urday .. • I I I I 1 .MATERIALS CO. upen.I a .m. -) .I ---------------- ---VALUABLE COUPOH .MASON, W. ,VA. . I I I ., - - tt.f!Jt.y:t!iiUOij•J?i .,, Truckload Pricesl .' I MIDJ)LEPORT, 0. WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES . ~ FURNITURE Comfort Is Yours Year Round TIRE GAUGE (High Performance Sets Not Included) C welterweight champion .Jose Favors for the members, made by Mrs. Evere tt Davis, were miniature bird feeders of felt and plas tic bottles filled ,, 12 / REG"'-.-$-1-.4-8~~_. 99( 15 oz. HEc~;.aiG. meeting officers were elected. They are Denise Talbott, president; Cheryl Larkins, MONZON NAMED HONOLULU (UPI )- Carlos Monzon of Argentina has been named World Boxing Association Fighter of the Month for February for his victory over LIGHT FIXTURE WITH 6 FT. CORD HECK'S REG . $1 .92 AOTOMOT/1/E DEPT. . 5147 by telephoning the Rev. Mr . Wilson or Cathy Smith, youth director, at 949-3191. During Monday nig ht's everg r eens predom inating made by Mrs. James Titus, Sr. . PROFESSIONAL HICK'SIIG.. $1.99 with supper, to be served in the recreation building at the park, Tickets may also be reserved guests. During the business meeti ng, a contribution was made by the club to the Midinto . their garden. Mrs. Rita dleport firemen's fund for a Hamm gave a paper. 11 Gar- new emergency vehicle. dens on the Wing" by L. V. ,Sa lad, sandwiches, cookies, Power, and Mrs. Ca•l Horky min ts, coffee and tea were showed the 1972 collection of served by the hostesses , Miss bird slides along with slides of Nellie Zerkl e, Miss Hal lie floral pieces and table Zerkle, Mrs . Walte r Hilyes and arrangeme nts made by club Mrs . Homer Russell. members . On display at the meeti ng was a n arra ngement '. PLUG IN STRIP HECK'S ' POLISH 50 cenls per person and must be purchased in advance of .the HS "IT'S TRUE"- - - 'T_=-\~ y 44( INTERIOR CLEANER bowling party . Refreshments were se rved fo ll owing the meeting to Lisa Allen, Danny Methodis t Church parsonage in Brow n, Denise Hendrix, Cheryl Racine with the Rev. Steve Larkins, Brenda Lawrence , Wilson , pastor . Koste Hysell, Cynthia Pitzer, In addition to the gues t Tammy Pitze r , Corena speake r, there will be a singing Rhodes, Denise Talbott, Dave group from Athens to provide Theiss, Laura Theiss, Melanie entertainmen t. Waldnig, Randy Warner, Steve The supper is a public affair Trussell , Peggy Trussell , sponsored by the Racine area Roge r Adkins, Nancy Roy and youth who are now selling the Rev. Mr. Wilson. tickets. Coast of the tickets is o<..2f.<-~ / SPRINT 110 IUFHAI WU Other activities discussed were a canoe trip and a HARDWARE DEPT. EACH .. \. Royal Oak Park. Plans for the supper were made at a youth meeting Monday night at the United colors ,of ribbon, Mrs. Roy Cassell presided at the meeting with Mrs . Bert Grimm, Meigs County contact chairperso n, Mrs. Aa r on Kelton , Region II , O.A.G.C. director, and Mrs.' Earl Knight HECK'S REG. TO 39' GAUGE CHROME CLEAIEI community supper March 29 at A study of birds was the theme 1 of the program prese nled at the Monday night meeting of · the Middlepo rt Garden Club at the home of Miss Nellie Zerkle and Miss Hallie Zerkle. For roll ca ll members answered with the name of a bird they had successfully lured Mrs. Roush served refreshmenta to those named and Mrs. Lillian Henderson, Mrs. Edison Hollon, Mrs. Lillian Napper, Mrs . Vernon Nease, Mrs. John Scott, Mrs. Edith Sisson and Mrs. Harry Wyatt. 251lADE FEELER 16 oz. RACINE - Jim Snyder, Ohio vice presiden t ; Melanic University baske tball coacb, Waldnig , secretary; Dave will be gues t speaker for a Theiss; treasurer. Gardeners study birds ANY SIZE PIECE IVORY & BROWN BROWN CHOICE41 ( ·' DUPLEX RECEPTACLE TOGGLE SWITCH .RUBBER TANK BALL HARDWAIIE DEPT. NA/IDWA/11 DEPT. .. 66< HECK'S REG. 58' HECK'S REG. $4.49 DEPT• . PORCELAIN HECK'S REG. $2.10 48( S]66 HECK'S REG . 42' RECEPTACLE FLANGE GASKET WITH SEAL Complete Installation Instructions on Co rton 33( HECK'S REG. 36' ~ ~- $ ·1 66 HARDWAIIE DEPT. ' WITH CLAMPS ~ · 1. "·~ . . . ' OLD WORKBOX U.L. APPROVED FOR BATHROOM AND KITCHEN HECK'S REG. 63' <" ;:--,. - ·. ' ,. ( :I/ : u ,•( ·j.l HECK'S REG. . •,. 4" OCTAGON BOX FAUCET AERATOR WAX SEAL 4" DRYER VENT KIT SJ88. HARDWARE DEPT. HARDWARE DEPT. NA/IDWA/11 DEPT. SQUARE HECK' S REG. $3 . 80 HECK'S REG. so• BEDROOM LIGHT FIXTURE . HECK'S REG . 11 ' KIT r NAIDWAII DIPT. HECK'S REG. $2.43 WASHER REPAIR ' HECK'S REG. $2.30 lf2 ".COPPER COUPLING FIX ALL I\ HECK'S REG . $3.51 9( HECK'S REG . 22' HECK'S REG. $5.50 • SJ77 HECK'S REG. $1.3:2 planned in May by the salon as an ecology project. Read at the meetilig was an invitation from Gallia County Salon 612 in· viting members to a dinner April 4 at Trinity Church, 6:30 p.m. It will also honor the departemental chapeau and other deparlemental officers. An initiation was planned for later this spring, The illness of Mrs. Helen , Kilworth, departemental chapeau passe, was reported : Mrs. Mar y Coach to sJleak . r for tomght at Mrs. Pearl Reynolds has been postponed ' A meeting of the Miudleport due to the death of Mrs. Betty Amateur Gardeners scheduled Cline , an active memb~r . MEET POSTPONED Church ladies meet OUTSIDE LIGHT FIXTURE ~~-~99( HECK' S REG. $49.88 1/z" KITCHEN LIGHT FIXTURE VALVE H. P., Pre -Wire d s39ss HAIIDWAIIEDIPT. • 13-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., March 6, 1974 ' 1")$. L -----. \ Toward Th e LIMIT 10NECOUPONPI:R~AWILY REOEEt.IAilE THIU SAT., ~All.. tlh • I I I [!]' I . f , ·-------------~-~ •. I I 1 P ~rcha1e C""i �,, .. ' Salon plans dinner The anniversary dinner of the Meigs County Salon 710 Eight and Forty, at Meigs In~ Aprir 3 was planned at the . Monday night meeting of salon partners at the home of Mrs. Eunie Brinker, It was noted that Mrs, Irene Meir, Sebring, departemental chapeau, will be the honored guest. Several other departemental officers are expected to attend. Mrs. Rhod & Hackett reported on the recent pouvior at the Neil House. A goal of $100 was set by Mrs. Hackett for the salon's contribution to the nurses scholarship fund this year and to add to the fund she took donations on some jewelry. Currently the salon has $23.25 in the fund. It was reported that eight reports on activities of the children and youth committee have been sent to the departemental and chairwoman. The revised constitution and by-laws have also been submitled for stale apprwaL A paper drive is still being OPEl DAllY ' FREE 10 TO 9. PARKING • \ /z" COPPER UPRIGHT 1 STOP AND WASTE SUMPY:! PUMP Iron Bose, HARDWARE DEPT. COPPER TEE HARDWARE DEPT. NAIDWAIIE DEPT. HARDWAIIE DEPT. HALL LIGHT FIXTURE ROUND (1 •. I lJl 37( ~ TOILET TANK REPAIR KIT T ., LET REPAIR KIT HARDWARE DEPT. HARDWAIIE DEPT. %" COPPER ELBOW ( 10 HECK'S REG . 14' COPPER MALE ADAPTER 1/f' ~-? _ _y , NA/IDWA/11 DEPT. ( 19 ~, , 0 '··-' ' 26' ( ~-- I"-._ U. L. APPROVED HARDWARE DI'PT. ~-~·..2.--' PULLCHAII STAINLESS BASKET STRAINER 99( HECK'S REG. $1.S3 NAIIDWA/IE DEPT. ' HECK'S REG. 92' HECK'S REG. 39' HARDWARE DEPT. HARDWAB·IIIPT. PLATE 9( CHOICE SINGLE POLE TOGGLE SWITCH Martin, first demi chapea u, presided at the meeting which opened with prayer by Mrs. Ruby Marshall, and the pledge to the flag led by Mrs. Lula Hampton. Mrs. Brinker served refreshments from a table decorated in the St. Patrick's Day theme. Mrs. Mary Roush will be hosless for the May meeting. Sherry Marshall was a guest and other members a !tending were Mrs. Pearl Knapp, Mrs . Katie Welsh, Mrs . Myrtle Walker, Mrs. Julia Hysell and Mrs. Iva Powell. Mrs. Vernon Nease presented the program "Problems of the _Aging" taken from the program book, "A Call to the Churches," at a recent meeting of the Uniled MethodlstWome~of the Forest · Run United Methodist Church. Purpose of the program as explained by Mrs. Nease was to develop appreciation of older persons as individuals and to helghlen community awareness of older persons. The dialogue was presented by Mrs. John Scott, Mrs. Russ Watson, Mrs. Fred Nease, Mrs. Richard Jarvis, Mrs. Denver Holler and Mrs. Erma Roush. Readings pertaining to the program were given by several other members. A special selection titled 11Courage" was read by Mrs. Olan Genheimer and the leader had a quiz on foods of the Bible , The program closed with prayer by Mrs. Nease. Mrs, Edith Sisson, devotional leader, read Psaim 121, which was followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. The group sang the UMW song, "Sing, Sing, Sing a New Song.'' A rummage sale was announced for March, and It was reported that 79 calls were made on the sick and shut-ins of the community by members during the past monlh. A leller was read from the district treasurer thanking the society for Increasing the pledge for the year. Mrs, Alfred Yeauger and CONTROLLING BOARD COLUMBUS (UPI) - Stale funds to higher education institutions were reshuffled Monday by the state Controlling Board. The reshuffling of the slightly under $2 mUllon in state funds reflecled a policy in fi~ancing colleges and universities which exceed recommended enrollment levels. The board returned 87 per cent of the original all<>cations to several institutions, including Bowling Green , Wright State and Miami University, SUIT FlLED COLUMBUS (UPI) -James Nolan, Cleveland, who Is opposing Gov. John J. Gilligan on the May ballot for the Dem<>cratic gubernatorial nomination, has filod suit in the state's Supreme Court to remove Gilligan's name from the ballot. Nolan claimed in the suit that Gilligan used the wrong address on his petitions of candidacy, Secretary of Stale Ted W. Brown last week ruled Gilligan could use the address of his former Cincinnati home which he sold three years ago. Beat The Energy Crisis! Save H~t! Save Money With INSULATION 2fh 7EACH 3 OUTLET ~ 3 ,.,_rm 3C HiC~~IIG. HARDWARE SJ48 HECK'S REG. 118.88 $ III1'T. . A.-nw .,.,_ 77 Napoles with feed and accented with a miniature bird replica . Mrs. Davis also demonstrated how to ma ke large chrysanthemums with difrerent SALE PLANNED A rummage sa le will be held at the Fry Bmlding , Mill Street, Middleport, Thursday , Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p,m, Excellent selec tion of clothing, shoes and household items. BAKER MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRESH GROUND IJII,V~ SLICED ~~age Beef Liver • • • • • Fresh Picnic . • . • • '~79c Pork Steak • • • • • 69C ·~ Braunschweiger • • • 89c Large Bologna . . • . '"· 99 Sticks • . . • • '"· c H......,W19e~t~ WHOLE BUTT STYLE lb. ANY SIZE PIECE CRISCO C.I.P'N JOHN'S Shortening • • • Taster's Choice • / • OECAFFINATEO • a.::~$157 • •_:$J35 1nsulation helps cut 2 GAL. ROCKO MOTOR OIL _ $1' 3~ CHOICE $166 EACH QUART '\ HECK'S REG. TO $2.99 AUTOMOTIIIE IJIPT. HECK'S REG. $2; 18 AUTDIIDrlrE IIIPi $ ~1·· hECk S-Alle .ltM ABOMOrlrE 111'1. PRESTONE IIAIEFLUID Scl'"tlflcally 'formulated ~.:'"99c HECK'S REG. $1.89 AfiTD lrDTirE 81. heating cost by keeping out the Winter cold ... adds to Summer comfort by keeping in the cool. Plus it's waterproof, fire retarding. ' - - 8Pf,fl2·1:t!ii,JQ4.Zti ..- '• II THISIS WO COU PON 11& TOWAit.O THE • RTH ~ PUilCI-IAS£ OF I I I I ABREGlAS ROll INSULATION 15" and 23"-2V.... Thick 15" and 23" 6'' Thlcls 11 15" and 23 3Y:." Thick . \ WID -· -- LIMIT ON E COU PON PElt FAMilY IUDEEMAUE THilU SAT.. t.!Ait .tlh ----------------I tAo. . THIS CQUPOJ'* TOWARD THE I . . IS WORTH V"' PURCHASE OF I I I \1m li~IT ONE COUPON ,u FA1o41LY \ ·· -- U0Ut.AAIUTI-IIWSAT .. MAR . 9f~ HOGG &ZUSPAN. •' ' 'I " .I I I Thii Coupo" i~ Worl~ I I I l fu..:t l \ .R·- - . .773-55~ . p.in. Mon. thru Fri. Clos~ at nOOn Saf'urday .. • I I I I 1 .MATERIALS CO. upen.I a .m. -) .I ---------------- ---VALUABLE COUPOH .MASON, W. ,VA. . I I I ., - - tt.f!Jt.y:t!iiUOij•J?i .,, Truckload Pricesl .' I MIDJ)LEPORT, 0. WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES . ~ FURNITURE Comfort Is Yours Year Round TIRE GAUGE (High Performance Sets Not Included) C welterweight champion .Jose Favors for the members, made by Mrs. Evere tt Davis, were miniature bird feeders of felt and plas tic bottles filled ,, 12 / REG"'-.-$-1-.4-8~~_. 99( 15 oz. HEc~;.aiG. meeting officers were elected. They are Denise Talbott, president; Cheryl Larkins, MONZON NAMED HONOLULU (UPI )- Carlos Monzon of Argentina has been named World Boxing Association Fighter of the Month for February for his victory over LIGHT FIXTURE WITH 6 FT. CORD HECK'S REG . $1 .92 AOTOMOT/1/E DEPT. . 5147 by telephoning the Rev. Mr . Wilson or Cathy Smith, youth director, at 949-3191. During Monday nig ht's everg r eens predom inating made by Mrs. James Titus, Sr. . PROFESSIONAL HICK'SIIG.. $1.99 with supper, to be served in the recreation building at the park, Tickets may also be reserved guests. During the business meeti ng, a contribution was made by the club to the Midinto . their garden. Mrs. Rita dleport firemen's fund for a Hamm gave a paper. 11 Gar- new emergency vehicle. dens on the Wing" by L. V. ,Sa lad, sandwiches, cookies, Power, and Mrs. Ca•l Horky min ts, coffee and tea were showed the 1972 collection of served by the hostesses , Miss bird slides along with slides of Nellie Zerkl e, Miss Hal lie floral pieces and table Zerkle, Mrs . Walte r Hilyes and arrangeme nts made by club Mrs . Homer Russell. members . On display at the meeti ng was a n arra ngement '. PLUG IN STRIP HECK'S ' POLISH 50 cenls per person and must be purchased in advance of .the HS "IT'S TRUE"- - - 'T_=-\~ y 44( INTERIOR CLEANER bowling party . Refreshments were se rved fo ll owing the meeting to Lisa Allen, Danny Methodis t Church parsonage in Brow n, Denise Hendrix, Cheryl Racine with the Rev. Steve Larkins, Brenda Lawrence , Wilson , pastor . Koste Hysell, Cynthia Pitzer, In addition to the gues t Tammy Pitze r , Corena speake r, there will be a singing Rhodes, Denise Talbott, Dave group from Athens to provide Theiss, Laura Theiss, Melanie entertainmen t. Waldnig, Randy Warner, Steve The supper is a public affair Trussell , Peggy Trussell , sponsored by the Racine area Roge r Adkins, Nancy Roy and youth who are now selling the Rev. Mr. Wilson. tickets. Coast of the tickets is o<..2f.<-~ / SPRINT 110 IUFHAI WU Other activities discussed were a canoe trip and a HARDWARE DEPT. EACH .. \. Royal Oak Park. Plans for the supper were made at a youth meeting Monday night at the United colors ,of ribbon, Mrs. Roy Cassell presided at the meeting with Mrs . Bert Grimm, Meigs County contact chairperso n, Mrs. Aa r on Kelton , Region II , O.A.G.C. director, and Mrs.' Earl Knight HECK'S REG. TO 39' GAUGE CHROME CLEAIEI community supper March 29 at A study of birds was the theme 1 of the program prese nled at the Monday night meeting of · the Middlepo rt Garden Club at the home of Miss Nellie Zerkle and Miss Hallie Zerkle. For roll ca ll members answered with the name of a bird they had successfully lured Mrs. Roush served refreshmenta to those named and Mrs. Lillian Henderson, Mrs. Edison Hollon, Mrs. Lillian Napper, Mrs . Vernon Nease, Mrs. John Scott, Mrs. Edith Sisson and Mrs. Harry Wyatt. 251lADE FEELER 16 oz. RACINE - Jim Snyder, Ohio vice presiden t ; Melanic University baske tball coacb, Waldnig , secretary; Dave will be gues t speaker for a Theiss; treasurer. Gardeners study birds ANY SIZE PIECE IVORY & BROWN BROWN CHOICE41 ( ·' DUPLEX RECEPTACLE TOGGLE SWITCH .RUBBER TANK BALL HARDWAIIE DEPT. NA/IDWA/11 DEPT. .. 66< HECK'S REG. 58' HECK'S REG. $4.49 DEPT• . PORCELAIN HECK'S REG. $2.10 48( S]66 HECK'S REG . 42' RECEPTACLE FLANGE GASKET WITH SEAL Complete Installation Instructions on Co rton 33( HECK'S REG. 36' ~ ~- $ ·1 66 HARDWAIIE DEPT. ' WITH CLAMPS ~ · 1. "·~ . . . ' OLD WORKBOX U.L. APPROVED FOR BATHROOM AND KITCHEN HECK'S REG. 63' <" ;:--,. - ·. ' ,. ( :I/ : u ,•( ·j.l HECK'S REG. . •,. 4" OCTAGON BOX FAUCET AERATOR WAX SEAL 4" DRYER VENT KIT SJ88. HARDWARE DEPT. HARDWARE DEPT. NA/IDWA/11 DEPT. SQUARE HECK' S REG. $3 . 80 HECK'S REG. so• BEDROOM LIGHT FIXTURE . HECK'S REG . 11 ' KIT r NAIDWAII DIPT. HECK'S REG. $2.43 WASHER REPAIR ' HECK'S REG. $2.30 lf2 ".COPPER COUPLING FIX ALL I\ HECK'S REG . $3.51 9( HECK'S REG . 22' HECK'S REG. $5.50 • SJ77 HECK'S REG. $1.3:2 planned in May by the salon as an ecology project. Read at the meetilig was an invitation from Gallia County Salon 612 in· viting members to a dinner April 4 at Trinity Church, 6:30 p.m. It will also honor the departemental chapeau and other deparlemental officers. An initiation was planned for later this spring, The illness of Mrs. Helen , Kilworth, departemental chapeau passe, was reported : Mrs. Mar y Coach to sJleak . r for tomght at Mrs. Pearl Reynolds has been postponed ' A meeting of the Miudleport due to the death of Mrs. Betty Amateur Gardeners scheduled Cline , an active memb~r . MEET POSTPONED Church ladies meet OUTSIDE LIGHT FIXTURE ~~-~99( HECK' S REG. $49.88 1/z" KITCHEN LIGHT FIXTURE VALVE H. P., Pre -Wire d s39ss HAIIDWAIIEDIPT. • 13-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., March 6, 1974 ' 1")$. L -----. \ Toward Th e LIMIT 10NECOUPONPI:R~AWILY REOEEt.IAilE THIU SAT., ~All.. tlh • I I I [!]' I . f , ·-------------~-~ •. I I 1 P ~rcha1e C""i �T \ I 15- The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Mareh 6 1974 Television Log 14- Thc Vatl; Senlmel M1dcU cport Pomcro \ 0 Ma1 c h l 19"4 Ohio's first streakers go at midnight Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! r str ea ked ac ru:-;s t he OU campus Monday n ght and as one streak freak obser. ed tt was a fast dash and no one wa ~ arres ted The s1x: she ~:~ke z s m tc nm~ shoes and hats n ade theu dash at m1dmg ht on the F.as t Green sectwn of the ca mpus am td the chanl> of Streak streak fr om an anxwush awat tmg cio\-\d of 500 s t:Iea ~ fans It was a f as t da sh and n( one wa s arrested said one of llie studen ts who wttnessed th e sta t es hr s t s t reak Thf se cunt} poh ce will proba blj 197 1 DODGE Co rone l 4 dr Sed O ne ~ Debo r a h Holter Lms lhle Lon Wolfe Tony a Batley Grade Tw o - Mtchael Brace J a mes Bush J ohn Cleland Kevtn Curfman Beth Har t Rebecca Johnso n Rhonda Smtth La ren Wolfe Terre Wood Grade Three - Kathy Baker Zane Beegle Angte Glen n Robm Joh nson Scott Justis Rebecca Lee Ktm Maynard Clair Moms Terry Patterson Tracy Rtffle Davtd Salmons Tonya Salser Alan Shuler Lon Warden M elame Weese Gra de Four - 2 Dr H T a 1 r cond auto Contributions reach $7,000 \ \ Co ntr bu t ons towa r d t he pu r chase of a new ambula nce for t he v l lage of Ra e ne tota le d $7 000 as of Tuesday accord ng t o J an et t e l awre nc e a of t he Ra c m e m em be r E m ergen cy Squad la tes t contr bu tors. are Lou M c Murr ay Mr and Mrs Denn s M a nue l M r s H C Be lt Hazel Car nahan Joseph Ankrom Mr a nd M r s Ken neth Dav s Mr and M rs Hu bert Pr ce Mr and M rs Jam es M d d leswa rt Mr and M rs Har o ld Wa lker Mr and M rs Ch arle s Corne I Jr Rae m e Amer ca n L eg o n Aux I ar y M r and M r s Ea rl Shu ler Mr and Mrs La rry Spence r Ve te ran s Memor a l Hosp ta l M r and Mrs Ear l 0 II Mr s M B Cust er M r and M r s Roy E Proff tt M r and M rs Ronn •e Salser Mr and M rs Geral d Nease Mr and Mr s Fre d Nease Mr a nd Mrs Owen A nder son M r a nd Mrs Ell s M cM ll an F loyd Cu mm ns J oh n F Eva ns Mr and Mrs R usse ll Jack son Mr and Mrs O t s Knopp Rose be ry Pennz01l StatiOn Mr an d Mrs Wende ll Frecke r Betty Van M eter Mr a nd M rs Russel l Cline M r a nd Mrs Ea rl Cross Sar ah Con go ley Da l ey M r and Mrs Ch r s e Powel l Osca r M ayna r d M r and M rs. 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A lll3jor cable add11lon has been placed 0 m serVIce for growth m the S e SUCCeSS Guysville exchange General Telephone Co of Oh1o anRAC INE Racf e nounced today The $24 400 em ergency squad spokesm en proJeCt wa s designed to sa1d today thetr r ecent rum upgrade extstmg services and mage sal e w as very su e perm1l growth m llie area cesslul Residents of llie area The new cable Will serve llie responded well with donations area south of GuysVIlle along toward the purchase of a new Oluo 50 Portions of 1t w1ll ambula nce for the Vlllage All replace extstmg facthlles for al ful donatwns wer e appreciated As of Tuesday the ER squad had reached a total of $7000 m contr1bul!ons wtlli 16 000 to go The squad w1ll sponsor a jttney supper March 23 a t Rac me Juntor High with proceeds gomg toward llie cost of the new ambulance F ollowmg the jitney supper a square dance will be held w1lli mustc to be provtded free by a group from Belpre The Almanac to f ollow The moon IS between 1ts ftr st qua rter a nd f ull phase The mor mng stars are Merc ury Venus and Jupiter T he evemng stars are Ma ..s and Saturn Those born on thiS date are under the s1gn of P1sces Brttlsh poo l Elizabeth Barrett tlrownmg w1fe of poet Robert Browmng was born March 6 1806 '2 0 Turf Tr1m J HP POWER MOWERS 26 , 52•95 Turf Ttlllh HP TILLERS POM EROY LANDMARK 9 .. ~ Jac k W Carse y Mgr ~Phone 992 2181 mamtenance reasons The Guysville exchange serves 583 telephones m a 65 0 square mile area of Alliens and M~1gs counties On this da y m history In 1836 Mexican a forces captured the Alamo m San Antomo Tex killmg llie last of 187 Americans who had held out for 13 days In 1857 the Umted States Supreme Court handed down 1ts landmark ruhng that Negro slave Dred Scott could not sue for hts freedom m a federal Court In 1964 King Paul of Greece d1ed at the age of 62 and was replaced by h1s son Prmce Constantine In 1968 Joseph Martm Massachusetts Repubhcan who lwlce held the post or speaker of llie House, died at the age of 83 A thought for the day Bntish poet Ebzabeth Barrett Brown mg sa1d, 'The chdd s sob m the darkness curses deeper than the strong man m h1s wrath KO SC OT KO SMETIC S & WI GS We have th e produ ct on ha nd and we de l v er to you per sona l y Helen Jane Brown 992 5 13 12 30 " ' ========:-;========~---;:::=E=x=P=E=R 1E-N::::C:E:D=~ Gene's DITCHING SERVICE LIMeS All work done by the foot or contract Al so dozer Ph 992 5271 work and septi c tanks m stalled L1nco ln Hi ll Pome r oy 0 Pamt1ng A Spec1alty See or Call , Bob or Roger Jeflers Day 992 7089 N1ght 992 3525 or 992 5232 Ar ea s M ost Reasonable Pn ce s All work guaranteed 12 HORS EPOWE R cub cadet 48 nch mower 8 mon t hs old Hyd r o st at c Phon e 7.42 38 21 2 27 tf c POMEROY liOM~ & AUTO EXPERT Wheel Alignment . •s.ss 992 2094 606 E Matn Pomeroy On Most Am en can Cars OFFICE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor D1splay ' - 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er Sl GO Ca ll Serv1ce 992 7312 after 5 p m 3 5 3tc Pels For Sale Real Us. 7 30 - To Tell the T r uth 6 Sa l e of lhe Cent ury B The Judge 0 Beat the Cloc k lJ Pol ce Surgeon 3 On t he M on ey 4 An Su nr se Sem mar 4 Sa cr ed Hea r t 10 r 6 15 A m en ca s Proble m s 10 6 25 - Farm Report 13 6 30 - B ble A nswer s 8 Patterns for L 1v ng 13 News 6 F1ve M n ut es to l ve B y 4 6 35 - Co lum bus Today 4 6 45 - Far m t1m e 10 M or n ng Report 3 7 00 Today3 4 15 News 10 PDc.a nne6 D ck Va n Dy k e 13 7 3 0 ~ Ro ck y & Bu llw nkle 13 New Zoo Revue6 B 00 - Capt Ka nga r oo 8 10 Sesame St 33 New Zoo Rev ue 13 J eff s Coil e 6 B 25 ~ J ack Lala nne 13 8 30 - Brad y Bunch 6 B 55 - News 13 9 00 ~ Pa ul Otxon 4 Ph I Dona hu e 15 Fr. end l y J unct on 10 a AM 3 Abbott & Costello 6 Wold W ld West 6 Boogra phy 33 Mov e The B1g Gambl e 13 9 30 - T o Tell th e Tru th 3 Secret Stor m 8 9 55 - Chuck Wh le Reports 10 10 00 - Dmah Shor e 3 15 Joke r s Wdd 8 0 Company 6 10 30 $10 000 Pyr a mid 8 10 Jeopard y 3 4 15 11 00 - Gambtt 10 8 Password 13 W zard of Odd s 3 A 15 M k e Dougl ass 6 11 30 - L ov e of l1fe B 10 Hollywood Squ ar es 3 .4 15 Bra dy Bunch 13 11 55 - C BS NewsB Danl mel sWorld10 12 00 - Bob Braun s 50 50 Cl ub 4 News 8 10 13 Password 6 Jackpot• 3 15 12 30 Spli t Second 6 Sea rc h f or Tomor row 8 10 Ba ili e 3 15 12 45 - El ect r c Com pany 33 12 55 - NBC News 3 15 1 00 - New s 3 All My Ch ld ren 6 13 Not f or Wom en Onl y 15 Concentrat on 8 What s My L ne' 10 30 - A s the World Turn s B 10 3 On A M atch 3 4 15 Let s Make A Deal 6 13 2 OO ~ Da y s of Our ltves 3 4 15 G u td mg L ght B 10 New l ywed Dea r Helen My daughter tS pregnant and wants to keep her ba\ly The Iallier 15 ma rrted and has now returned to h1s wtfe who knows nothmg about the short affatr Not wantmg to get hun m trouble my da ughter has told no one who llie father ts even though he s able to pay child support He himself doesn t know about the baby and she wa nts to keep 1t that way She says 1t s her fault 1 ve heard that a woman can t get welfare a1d for her chtld unless she tells who the fa ther lS She II need welfare for a httle while unlll she can fmd work and start supportmg herself and llie baby Is 1! true that a n Innocent ch1ld should be penahzed because the mother wont accuse the Iallier' - T W Dea r Mrs W I believe t he law you mentiOn has been ruled u nconsbtutwnal m your state To make sure why don t you call the Wella re Departmen t? An l denhf t ca t wn won t be necessar y - 1n case yo u re wom ed about glVln g away your daughter s secret H +++ Dear Helen I have a seven year-<Oid daughter I e ra1sed mostly by myself Two years ago I met and marrted a wonderful man We have a new baby, whom Amy loves But the problem ts Amy my daughter hates me She d rather f1ght w1th me than g1ve me a hug a nd kiss I can t un derstand why she treats me hke dtrl as I ve do ne everything lor her My husband can talk to her and she seems to liSten but as soon as he leaves shes hateful agam Wha t can I do' - UN WANTED MOTilE'! Dea r Mother 1 m glad you asked What can l do' rather than Why does my daughter hate me' Probal>ly even she couldn t answer that questton (And POSSibly she wonders why YOU hate her) A ch1ld psychologtst m1ght dig to the roots of !he problem Get a referral from )OUr fam1ly doctor or the Mental Health Assoctatlon - H Game 6 13 2 30- Doctors 3 4 IS G r ll n My Lo fe 6 13 Edge of Noghl 6 10 ~ 00 - Anothe r World 3 4 1.S General Hosp ta l 6 13 Pn ce Is R ght 10 8 Mast erp tece Theater 20 3 30 - 0neL1fe t oL ve 13 6 Ph1l Oonahue4 N ~w Ma l chGa m e 8 10 HowToSu rv ve AMarn age3 15 ~ 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Speed r a cer 6 Som er set 15 Sesa m e St 20 33 love Am er can St y le 13 Lucy Show 8 M ov 1e Da r k c ty 10 4 30 Gtll Jackpot 5 00 M M1 sS 1on gan s Is 13 6 Gr een Acr es 3 Bona nza 15 Hazel 6 4 ster Rogers 20 33 Bonanza l M er v Gr ff n 4 lmposs ble 6 And y Gr If th B Gom er P yle USM C 13 5 30- Hodgepodge Lodge20 Bever ly H lib II es 8 El ec Co 33 Tra tls West 15 Hogan s Heroe s 13 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 15 Sesa m e St 20 ABC News 13 T r ut h or Consequences 6 Lilias Yoga C~nd You 33 6 3 0 ~ NBC News 3 4 15 AB C News 6 CBS News 8 10 Your Future I s Now 33 Room 222 13 7 00 ~ Truth or Conseq 3 Beat t he Clock 4 Wha t s M y L m e 8 No bonus for f1rst tnck NORTH .72 'KQJ 7 8 8 9 10 6 I nstea d of passmg over your two spades, West has bt d three dtamonds and your partner dou hies What do you do now? 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I N L OV N G m emory of my hu sb and AI en C Br ewer who passe d away one year ago Ma r ch 6 1973 Som eone m ss es yo u sad l y Her e wh er e you used o be Som eo ne who wan t ed t o keep 3 29 Phon e 9~5 3 9 1~ Help Wanted $2395 r ad to $1795 P B r ad o D brow n 25 P er Cen t D scou n t on pa d ads and ads pa d w l h n 10 da ys CA R 0 OF THANK S & OBITU A RY $2 00 fo r 50 wo r d m n m um Ea c h add ton a wo rd M e t er ' Sha r p Mr a nd Mrs Ha rr y"' By Unlled Press International Curt s Harr el Hyatt Today Is Wednesday March Vera M Beggle Mr 6 the 65th day of !974 w1th 300 and M r s Don Beeg le M r and M rs V an PB 197 1 COU GA R K1m Bick ers Tyrone Brmager K1m Follrod Patnck Johnson Allen Pape Jay Rees Tommy Roseberry Mehnda Salmons Rtta Sloter Kent Wolfe Grade F1ve - Peggy Bush Paul Cardone Della Johnson Bob Btl! Lee Mary Belli Ob1 tz Carl Mom s Paula Wolfe Grade S1x - Cn cket Car penter K1m Dugan Amy F1sher Tom Hudson Mehssa !hie Kent Varn ey Ka r en Wmes PS auto RACINE - The honor roll 3c BLIND AD S for the fo ur th stx wee ks Ad d liena l 25c Ch arg e per se men t gradmg pertod at llie Racmo Adv er t OF F IC E HOUR S Elementary School released B 30 a n o 5 00 p m Da l y Jn a m t o 12 00 Noon today hsted names of 52 puptls 8Satur d ay Makmg a grade of B or above m all thetr subjects In Memory wer e Grad e Employment Wanted $1495 14 ce n s J er wor d three c onsecu t ve nse rt on s 26 ce nts per word s x con sec ut ve nse r t ons school honors lo 5 JO d aly P t1 oo e 992 3509 2 301 " ' t-XPERI E NCED pa n ter n ler or and ex te r or Ca ll Oon try to tdenorv them tf thetr photos appear m newspa per s lliough WAN T A D S IN FORMA TI O N The runners made the1r wa y DEA DLIN ES llirough a path tn the era\\ d 5 P M Da y Be fo r e Pub CiJ I on M on d a y D ead I ne 9 a m mto nearby dormt t on es to Cance Ia t an ~ Co re el ons avmd campus sccunt) pollee w be acce p ed unt 1 9 a m tor Da y o f P!.ib ca on wh o appar entl 'r had bee n RE GULATIONS alerted to the mtdn ghl dash Th e Pu b l sher re serv es the htt o ed to e ec tanya d s A spokesman f or ca mp 1s drg e em e d ob ee l anal The poll ee howe\ cr sai d no pub s her w 1 no t be res pon s be t o mor e th an one n arrests would be made rega rd cor r ec t nse t on mg the m ctd en t un less the RATES For Wa nt A d Sen1 c e umv er s1ty J ud iCia r y Council 5 ce n ts pe r Word on e nse-rt on should rule othe r\\ se M n mum Cha rg e Sl 00 52 listed for Auel an House SJ7 For H gh str eet Mo oo teoort tor reto I and cons gnments • 30 Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY ATHENS Olno 1UPl - SIX male Ohw Ur'u versl t't' stud ents ~g!lf~ s Business Services7 fn end If he !eels you have a m stake surplus he 1 want to bo rrow AQUA.RIU"S (Jan 20 Feb 19) LEO (July 23 Aug 221 One You rP. apt to u r:~w sely c hange you II r un 1nt o later toda y m•gtlt your m nd at the las t m•nvte about ask personal quest ons you d someth ng t o wh ch you ve g ven rat her not d scuss Change the co ns derable thOught and plan subJect tactlu ly n n.g WHAT A SPOT! 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TH'a.Sit IU.41STIR. • + UNAIICI< TilE • QJJ ' 10 7 54 + 103 ,ftAQJ2 Nor th South Vulnerable North West I+ East U South INT Pass Pass 3N T Pass Opemng lead- Pass •o By Oswald & James Jacoby Even w1th 1nflatt0n and htgh mterest rates 1! doesn t mean that you should rush to wm tr1cks The re IS no bonus for takmg the ftrsl trtck If East pla ys thtrd ha nd h1gh he can wm the ftrsl trtck and the second trtck also but aft e r that he Will s 1t helplessly wh1le South romps off wtlh hts contract If he Ana lyzes the lead he can be sure that h1s partner has led a ol'mgleton or the top of a doubleton In the ftrsl case fa1lure to wm that ftrst tnck may mean that East wont take any tncks at a ll In the second case a duck ma y lead to eventua l defea t of the MONDY 1HE ER .GIRlS AND I WEREo WONDERINe F YOU D LET U5 TAKE YOU 10 LUNCH ? ~ 1 IF~OU CQJT WEVE: AC Tt:D DEPl.ORA5L"' WEVE t-10 R.I6HT 10 HUH? OH WN.CH7 5U RE I'D 3 E I?ELiGHTEO' !l!;U!:~E' UP N'i:J PJr H~ OJf '/cAJR5EI..l' t EY.PECT YOU TO c ontract East shouldn t really play low He should carefully put fll ~ fllrlt!' Ul ~!JdUt::-::1 U I H~ par t ner s c 1g ht t o s how strength tn the sutl he has btd South wtll wm tha t ftrsl tnck and probabl y cash all dummy s diamonds Then 1f he tnes the club fmesse and If West ha s reme mbe r ed to hang on to hts ftv e of spades South wtll be down two lf South has seen the hand wntmg on the wall he wtll cash hts ace of clubs and get out for down one This last dtfference IS rela t1vely ummpo rtant The 1m portant lhmg 1s that East s lhtrd hand low play ha s resulted m defeat of the con tract All EY OOP I+ Pass Pass Pass Pass •• 3• Pass Pass You South hold .A K 7 6 "A K 7 6 t 3 2 1. WARNTFO 114 GOOD O TH SMASHEE OR CRACKEE. rr 3G 6 South I JEST FIXED TATER A NEW 5WI!IJ6, MAW LAIIID O'GOSHEIII" 'fE RECKON IT 5 SAFE, PAW? THA R AIN T NOTHIN SAFER N A DOUBLE BELTED TI RE MAW I BELIEVE THAT I AM I !EUEVE T~AT !lEA6L£5 AAf THE MOST ~EN5tTIVE T\.IE MOST 5EN5tTtVE OF ALL 6EA6LE5 OF ALL 0065 'I tl .t .K 10 3 What do you do now') A -Pass unless your rartner is a decided underbidder in wblciJ WAS LOOKIN RJII. TCAARY TH BERRIES IN1 USE "THAT HIDE SHE HUNG UP THERE S MASHED A R IB OR CRACKED A SKUL L 114AT NEWSPA PER ENTEHt'KISE ASSN The btddmg has been East North West , YESSIR. THIS S .JUST II/HAT I SAYYY 1 I CAN SHE. NEVER case you should bid four spade~ ! • • ME, t<:BT I �T \ I 15- The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Mareh 6 1974 Television Log 14- Thc Vatl; Senlmel M1dcU cport Pomcro \ 0 Ma1 c h l 19"4 Ohio's first streakers go at midnight Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! r str ea ked ac ru:-;s t he OU campus Monday n ght and as one streak freak obser. ed tt was a fast dash and no one wa ~ arres ted The s1x: she ~:~ke z s m tc nm~ shoes and hats n ade theu dash at m1dmg ht on the F.as t Green sectwn of the ca mpus am td the chanl> of Streak streak fr om an anxwush awat tmg cio\-\d of 500 s t:Iea ~ fans It was a f as t da sh and n( one wa s arrested said one of llie studen ts who wttnessed th e sta t es hr s t s t reak Thf se cunt} poh ce will proba blj 197 1 DODGE Co rone l 4 dr Sed O ne ~ Debo r a h Holter Lms lhle Lon Wolfe Tony a Batley Grade Tw o - Mtchael Brace J a mes Bush J ohn Cleland Kevtn Curfman Beth Har t Rebecca Johnso n Rhonda Smtth La ren Wolfe Terre Wood Grade Three - Kathy Baker Zane Beegle Angte Glen n Robm Joh nson Scott Justis Rebecca Lee Ktm Maynard Clair Moms Terry Patterson Tracy Rtffle Davtd Salmons Tonya Salser Alan Shuler Lon Warden M elame Weese Gra de Four - 2 Dr H T a 1 r cond auto Contributions reach $7,000 \ \ Co ntr bu t ons towa r d t he pu r chase of a new ambula nce for t he v l lage of Ra e ne tota le d $7 000 as of Tuesday accord ng t o J an et t e l awre nc e a of t he Ra c m e m em be r E m ergen cy Squad la tes t contr bu tors. are Lou M c Murr ay Mr and Mrs Denn s M a nue l M r s H C Be lt Hazel Car nahan Joseph Ankrom Mr a nd M r s Ken neth Dav s Mr and M rs Hu bert Pr ce Mr and M rs Jam es M d d leswa rt Mr and M rs Har o ld Wa lker Mr and M rs Ch arle s Corne I Jr Rae m e Amer ca n L eg o n Aux I ar y M r and M r s Ea rl Shu ler Mr and Mrs La rry Spence r Ve te ran s Memor a l Hosp ta l M r and Mrs Ear l 0 II Mr s M B Cust er M r and M r s Roy E Proff tt M r and M rs Ronn •e Salser Mr and M rs Geral d Nease Mr and Mr s Fre d Nease Mr a nd Mrs Owen A nder son M r a nd Mrs Ell s M cM ll an F loyd Cu mm ns J oh n F Eva ns Mr and Mrs R usse ll Jack son Mr and Mrs O t s Knopp Rose be ry Pennz01l StatiOn Mr an d Mrs Wende ll Frecke r Betty Van M eter Mr a nd M rs Russel l Cline M r a nd Mrs Ea rl Cross Sar ah Con go ley Da l ey M r and Mrs Ch r s e Powel l Osca r M ayna r d M r and M rs. Pa ul E tch Da r lene Just s M r a nd M rs Ernest Wmgett M r a nd Mrs Elme r P1e r ce M r and Mrs Robert F sher Mr and M rs Ber nard 0 ddle Mr and Mrs Everett Roush Swede Sa lser Mr and M rs Chester Shahan M r and Mrs Cr lft Bradf ord M r and M rs Arl ey West M r and M r s A lbert Roseber ry The lm a Wa lton Mr and Mrs Raym ond Kern s Pea rl Proff tt" F ra nk 1m w lson Charles Cornel l Sr Jr Johnson Fa r m s Belle The ss Clarence Ander son Mr a nd Mrs Olden Thaxl on L etar t Falls u 8 Church Ja cob S Holman Jr Forest Ru n Bl ock Co Ha ll Mr and M r s Wolfe F irs t Chur ch Nazarene Lou se Morr s of lhe ChriStmas came al ll 45 or 295 days, 12 hours and 15 mmutes early PS 197 1 P LYMOUTH Fury Cpe auto P S f1 n1S h p 8 EX PERI E N CE D man l o r epa r v end ng ma c h tn es ABC En te r p r zes Mason W Va 77 3 5543 2 21 TI C GUN Shoo 7 p m F day at t he Ra e ne Gun Club Facto y chok ed g un s on y A ssort ed m ea s ___3 6 3tc ~ _c GU N Shoo t Sa turday Ma r ch 9 7 p m M le H II Road Sponso r ed b y R ac ne F r e Depa r tmen t 3 6 Jt c REOP E NI N G Poll y s Auc t on H ouse 537 H gh St r ee t M idd l epor t Thu r sda y at 7 p m to 1 a m Can ac comm odate ov er 100 guest s A nt que s an d Colle c t ors t ems Par t at l st ng Gate leg drop leaf wa ln ut t abl e t wo maroon l ea t her lounge cha r s spool l eg st an d 8 pc d nette se t e ec tr c wa t er t an k was h bas n ol d m ant el clo ck o l d v c t rol a t wo el ec tr c davenports w cke r r oc k er w ck er sett ee new baby bed I bra r y ta b e kn eeho e d es k and cha r Sm all app ances d sh es wor k un forms and tr uc k l oad of n ew mer cha nd se Not r espon sible f or acc td ent s B II Wade Au c I onee r ) 6 lt p HOMEOWNERS Si ev e Snowden Ph 992 7155 r•r I .Hill f IIC POLICY UAU 1.111..,. 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A lll3jor cable add11lon has been placed 0 m serVIce for growth m the S e SUCCeSS Guysville exchange General Telephone Co of Oh1o anRAC INE Racf e nounced today The $24 400 em ergency squad spokesm en proJeCt wa s designed to sa1d today thetr r ecent rum upgrade extstmg services and mage sal e w as very su e perm1l growth m llie area cesslul Residents of llie area The new cable Will serve llie responded well with donations area south of GuysVIlle along toward the purchase of a new Oluo 50 Portions of 1t w1ll ambula nce for the Vlllage All replace extstmg facthlles for al ful donatwns wer e appreciated As of Tuesday the ER squad had reached a total of $7000 m contr1bul!ons wtlli 16 000 to go The squad w1ll sponsor a jttney supper March 23 a t Rac me Juntor High with proceeds gomg toward llie cost of the new ambulance F ollowmg the jitney supper a square dance will be held w1lli mustc to be provtded free by a group from Belpre The Almanac to f ollow The moon IS between 1ts ftr st qua rter a nd f ull phase The mor mng stars are Merc ury Venus and Jupiter T he evemng stars are Ma ..s and Saturn Those born on thiS date are under the s1gn of P1sces Brttlsh poo l Elizabeth Barrett tlrownmg w1fe of poet Robert Browmng was born March 6 1806 '2 0 Turf Tr1m J HP POWER MOWERS 26 , 52•95 Turf Ttlllh HP TILLERS POM EROY LANDMARK 9 .. ~ Jac k W Carse y Mgr ~Phone 992 2181 mamtenance reasons The Guysville exchange serves 583 telephones m a 65 0 square mile area of Alliens and M~1gs counties On this da y m history In 1836 Mexican a forces captured the Alamo m San Antomo Tex killmg llie last of 187 Americans who had held out for 13 days In 1857 the Umted States Supreme Court handed down 1ts landmark ruhng that Negro slave Dred Scott could not sue for hts freedom m a federal Court In 1964 King Paul of Greece d1ed at the age of 62 and was replaced by h1s son Prmce Constantine In 1968 Joseph Martm Massachusetts Repubhcan who lwlce held the post or speaker of llie House, died at the age of 83 A thought for the day Bntish poet Ebzabeth Barrett Brown mg sa1d, 'The chdd s sob m the darkness curses deeper than the strong man m h1s wrath KO SC OT KO SMETIC S & WI GS We have th e produ ct on ha nd and we de l v er to you per sona l y Helen Jane Brown 992 5 13 12 30 " ' ========:-;========~---;:::=E=x=P=E=R 1E-N::::C:E:D=~ Gene's DITCHING SERVICE LIMeS All work done by the foot or contract Al so dozer Ph 992 5271 work and septi c tanks m stalled L1nco ln Hi ll Pome r oy 0 Pamt1ng A Spec1alty See or Call , Bob or Roger Jeflers Day 992 7089 N1ght 992 3525 or 992 5232 Ar ea s M ost Reasonable Pn ce s All work guaranteed 12 HORS EPOWE R cub cadet 48 nch mower 8 mon t hs old Hyd r o st at c Phon e 7.42 38 21 2 27 tf c POMEROY liOM~ & AUTO EXPERT Wheel Alignment . •s.ss 992 2094 606 E Matn Pomeroy On Most Am en can Cars OFFICE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor D1splay ' - GUARANTEE DPHONE 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Open 8 TII 5 I ques 20 Ep sode From t he largest Truck or Bulldozer Rad iator to th e sma llest Hea ter Core Nathan B1ggs Radtafor Spectallst Who Looks L ke Me 6 13 9 00 - Ca nnon 8 Judv Ga rl a nd 10 lord of The Un verse 20 Ko 1ak 8 10 Doc Ell1ot 6 13 News 20 Dean M art n 3 4 10 00 - 15 IJ 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 1 30 - J ohnny Carso n 3 4 15 Com edy Concert No 2 6 13 !WJv es Hawa 1 F ve 0 8 K ll er s are Chal l eng ed 10 Day Pomeroy AI Ntghl 33 00 I 00 - ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED WOOD !_RUSSES ... . .l'i; \>-, I Bu11t to Your Specs Deli v ered to Job S1te HOGG TEAFORD THE WISEMAN AGENt:\ WANTED a ,w, \:V AKC Toy Poodle pupp es $75 5 ROOM furn)shed hom e w i th bath In Rutland See Ro lla nd S am es e k i ttens 515 P ho ne 1 Sea r les at Rutland Oh o 256 6247 3 5 6tp 2 21 26tc ST&REO 92.1 FM WMPO .Micld.JeporT t'om e roy RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 4211 Ar nold Grate Rutland Janakt 33 Tomorrow 3 4 News 13 2 00 - News 4 THURSDAY MARCHI 1974 6 00 - 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' & ZUSPAN For on 33 Sonn y & Cher 8 10 B II M oyers Journa l 20 W ashmgton Connect on 33 The Cowboys 6 13 He d 3 .4 15 8 30 ~ Theat er l n Am er ca 33 Woman 20 Move The Stra nger SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph 992 2174 Act d ree l on you e prese ntly head ng By Helen Bouel • • For Wedn esday, Marc h 6, 197 4 ARIES (March 21 April Should Baby Be Penalized' 8 00 1963 PON T IA C Bonn e·/ ll e For MATERIALS CO Monday th r u Saturday part s or sat e a s s For more 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 , 773 5554 Mason , W. Vo , LO CAL I r m now acc epting nfo r ma t on ca ll 949 456 app cat ons fo r secre t ar al 2 25 9tc P el er a ma tu re pos 1 on p a rt s nd vl d ua w th at eas t 0 G ROCERY bus ness f0r= - saiP. BLOCK S bore d and a ll r epa r s SW EE P E R R ep a rs sup pl es 446 0294 10 a m 5 yea r s ex per ence and th e on sma I eng nes W l k nson Bu l d ng fo r sale or tease p m Dav s Vac u u m C ea n er For Sale ilb I t y to per fo r m w th ou! 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er Sl GO Ca ll Serv1ce 992 7312 after 5 p m 3 5 3tc Pels For Sale Real Us. 7 30 - To Tell the T r uth 6 Sa l e of lhe Cent ury B The Judge 0 Beat the Cloc k lJ Pol ce Surgeon 3 On t he M on ey 4 An Su nr se Sem mar 4 Sa cr ed Hea r t 10 r 6 15 A m en ca s Proble m s 10 6 25 - Farm Report 13 6 30 - B ble A nswer s 8 Patterns for L 1v ng 13 News 6 F1ve M n ut es to l ve B y 4 6 35 - Co lum bus Today 4 6 45 - Far m t1m e 10 M or n ng Report 3 7 00 Today3 4 15 News 10 PDc.a nne6 D ck Va n Dy k e 13 7 3 0 ~ Ro ck y & Bu llw nkle 13 New Zoo Revue6 B 00 - Capt Ka nga r oo 8 10 Sesame St 33 New Zoo Rev ue 13 J eff s Coil e 6 B 25 ~ J ack Lala nne 13 8 30 - Brad y Bunch 6 B 55 - News 13 9 00 ~ Pa ul Otxon 4 Ph I Dona hu e 15 Fr. end l y J unct on 10 a AM 3 Abbott & Costello 6 Wold W ld West 6 Boogra phy 33 Mov e The B1g Gambl e 13 9 30 - T o Tell th e Tru th 3 Secret Stor m 8 9 55 - Chuck Wh le Reports 10 10 00 - Dmah Shor e 3 15 Joke r s Wdd 8 0 Company 6 10 30 $10 000 Pyr a mid 8 10 Jeopard y 3 4 15 11 00 - Gambtt 10 8 Password 13 W zard of Odd s 3 A 15 M k e Dougl ass 6 11 30 - L ov e of l1fe B 10 Hollywood Squ ar es 3 .4 15 Bra dy Bunch 13 11 55 - C BS NewsB Danl mel sWorld10 12 00 - Bob Braun s 50 50 Cl ub 4 News 8 10 13 Password 6 Jackpot• 3 15 12 30 Spli t Second 6 Sea rc h f or Tomor row 8 10 Ba ili e 3 15 12 45 - El ect r c Com pany 33 12 55 - NBC News 3 15 1 00 - New s 3 All My Ch ld ren 6 13 Not f or Wom en Onl y 15 Concentrat on 8 What s My L ne' 10 30 - A s the World Turn s B 10 3 On A M atch 3 4 15 Let s Make A Deal 6 13 2 OO ~ Da y s of Our ltves 3 4 15 G u td mg L ght B 10 New l ywed Dea r Helen My daughter tS pregnant and wants to keep her ba\ly The Iallier 15 ma rrted and has now returned to h1s wtfe who knows nothmg about the short affatr Not wantmg to get hun m trouble my da ughter has told no one who llie father ts even though he s able to pay child support He himself doesn t know about the baby and she wa nts to keep 1t that way She says 1t s her fault 1 ve heard that a woman can t get welfare a1d for her chtld unless she tells who the fa ther lS She II need welfare for a httle while unlll she can fmd work and start supportmg herself and llie baby Is 1! true that a n Innocent ch1ld should be penahzed because the mother wont accuse the Iallier' - T W Dea r Mrs W I believe t he law you mentiOn has been ruled u nconsbtutwnal m your state To make sure why don t you call the Wella re Departmen t? An l denhf t ca t wn won t be necessar y - 1n case yo u re wom ed about glVln g away your daughter s secret H +++ Dear Helen I have a seven year-<Oid daughter I e ra1sed mostly by myself Two years ago I met and marrted a wonderful man We have a new baby, whom Amy loves But the problem ts Amy my daughter hates me She d rather f1ght w1th me than g1ve me a hug a nd kiss I can t un derstand why she treats me hke dtrl as I ve do ne everything lor her My husband can talk to her and she seems to liSten but as soon as he leaves shes hateful agam Wha t can I do' - UN WANTED MOTilE'! Dea r Mother 1 m glad you asked What can l do' rather than Why does my daughter hate me' Probal>ly even she couldn t answer that questton (And POSSibly she wonders why YOU hate her) A ch1ld psychologtst m1ght dig to the roots of !he problem Get a referral from )OUr fam1ly doctor or the Mental Health Assoctatlon - H Game 6 13 2 30- Doctors 3 4 IS G r ll n My Lo fe 6 13 Edge of Noghl 6 10 ~ 00 - Anothe r World 3 4 1.S General Hosp ta l 6 13 Pn ce Is R ght 10 8 Mast erp tece Theater 20 3 30 - 0neL1fe t oL ve 13 6 Ph1l Oonahue4 N ~w Ma l chGa m e 8 10 HowToSu rv ve AMarn age3 15 ~ 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Speed r a cer 6 Som er set 15 Sesa m e St 20 33 love Am er can St y le 13 Lucy Show 8 M ov 1e Da r k c ty 10 4 30 Gtll Jackpot 5 00 M M1 sS 1on gan s Is 13 6 Gr een Acr es 3 Bona nza 15 Hazel 6 4 ster Rogers 20 33 Bonanza l M er v Gr ff n 4 lmposs ble 6 And y Gr If th B Gom er P yle USM C 13 5 30- Hodgepodge Lodge20 Bever ly H lib II es 8 El ec Co 33 Tra tls West 15 Hogan s Heroe s 13 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 15 Sesa m e St 20 ABC News 13 T r ut h or Consequences 6 Lilias Yoga C~nd You 33 6 3 0 ~ NBC News 3 4 15 AB C News 6 CBS News 8 10 Your Future I s Now 33 Room 222 13 7 00 ~ Truth or Conseq 3 Beat t he Clock 4 Wha t s M y L m e 8 No bonus for f1rst tnck NORTH .72 'KQJ 7 8 8 9 10 6 I nstea d of passmg over your two spades, West has bt d three dtamonds and your partner dou hies What do you do now? 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I N L OV N G m emory of my hu sb and AI en C Br ewer who passe d away one year ago Ma r ch 6 1973 Som eone m ss es yo u sad l y Her e wh er e you used o be Som eo ne who wan t ed t o keep 3 29 Phon e 9~5 3 9 1~ Help Wanted $2395 r ad to $1795 P B r ad o D brow n 25 P er Cen t D scou n t on pa d ads and ads pa d w l h n 10 da ys CA R 0 OF THANK S & OBITU A RY $2 00 fo r 50 wo r d m n m um Ea c h add ton a wo rd M e t er ' Sha r p Mr a nd Mrs Ha rr y"' By Unlled Press International Curt s Harr el Hyatt Today Is Wednesday March Vera M Beggle Mr 6 the 65th day of !974 w1th 300 and M r s Don Beeg le M r and M rs V an PB 197 1 COU GA R K1m Bick ers Tyrone Brmager K1m Follrod Patnck Johnson Allen Pape Jay Rees Tommy Roseberry Mehnda Salmons Rtta Sloter Kent Wolfe Grade F1ve - Peggy Bush Paul Cardone Della Johnson Bob Btl! Lee Mary Belli Ob1 tz Carl Mom s Paula Wolfe Grade S1x - Cn cket Car penter K1m Dugan Amy F1sher Tom Hudson Mehssa !hie Kent Varn ey Ka r en Wmes PS auto RACINE - The honor roll 3c BLIND AD S for the fo ur th stx wee ks Ad d liena l 25c Ch arg e per se men t gradmg pertod at llie Racmo Adv er t OF F IC E HOUR S Elementary School released B 30 a n o 5 00 p m Da l y Jn a m t o 12 00 Noon today hsted names of 52 puptls 8Satur d ay Makmg a grade of B or above m all thetr subjects In Memory wer e Grad e Employment Wanted $1495 14 ce n s J er wor d three c onsecu t ve nse rt on s 26 ce nts per word s x con sec ut ve nse r t ons school honors lo 5 JO d aly P t1 oo e 992 3509 2 301 " ' t-XPERI E NCED pa n ter n ler or and ex te r or Ca ll Oon try to tdenorv them tf thetr photos appear m newspa per s lliough WAN T A D S IN FORMA TI O N The runners made the1r wa y DEA DLIN ES llirough a path tn the era\\ d 5 P M Da y Be fo r e Pub CiJ I on M on d a y D ead I ne 9 a m mto nearby dormt t on es to Cance Ia t an ~ Co re el ons avmd campus sccunt) pollee w be acce p ed unt 1 9 a m tor Da y o f P!.ib ca on wh o appar entl 'r had bee n RE GULATIONS alerted to the mtdn ghl dash Th e Pu b l sher re serv es the htt o ed to e ec tanya d s A spokesman f or ca mp 1s drg e em e d ob ee l anal The poll ee howe\ cr sai d no pub s her w 1 no t be res pon s be t o mor e th an one n arrests would be made rega rd cor r ec t nse t on mg the m ctd en t un less the RATES For Wa nt A d Sen1 c e umv er s1ty J ud iCia r y Council 5 ce n ts pe r Word on e nse-rt on should rule othe r\\ se M n mum Cha rg e Sl 00 52 listed for Auel an House SJ7 For H gh str eet Mo oo teoort tor reto I and cons gnments • 30 Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY ATHENS Olno 1UPl - SIX male Ohw Ur'u versl t't' stud ents ~g!lf~ s Business Services7 fn end If he !eels you have a m stake surplus he 1 want to bo rrow AQUA.RIU"S (Jan 20 Feb 19) LEO (July 23 Aug 221 One You rP. apt to u r:~w sely c hange you II r un 1nt o later toda y m•gtlt your m nd at the las t m•nvte about ask personal quest ons you d someth ng t o wh ch you ve g ven rat her not d scuss Change the co ns derable thOught and plan subJect tactlu ly n n.g WHAT A SPOT! 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TH'a.Sit IU.41STIR. • + UNAIICI< TilE • QJJ ' 10 7 54 + 103 ,ftAQJ2 Nor th South Vulnerable North West I+ East U South INT Pass Pass 3N T Pass Opemng lead- Pass •o By Oswald & James Jacoby Even w1th 1nflatt0n and htgh mterest rates 1! doesn t mean that you should rush to wm tr1cks The re IS no bonus for takmg the ftrsl trtck If East pla ys thtrd ha nd h1gh he can wm the ftrsl trtck and the second trtck also but aft e r that he Will s 1t helplessly wh1le South romps off wtlh hts contract If he Ana lyzes the lead he can be sure that h1s partner has led a ol'mgleton or the top of a doubleton In the ftrsl case fa1lure to wm that ftrst tnck may mean that East wont take any tncks at a ll In the second case a duck ma y lead to eventua l defea t of the MONDY 1HE ER .GIRlS AND I WEREo WONDERINe F YOU D LET U5 TAKE YOU 10 LUNCH ? ~ 1 IF~OU CQJT WEVE: AC Tt:D DEPl.ORA5L"' WEVE t-10 R.I6HT 10 HUH? OH WN.CH7 5U RE I'D 3 E I?ELiGHTEO' !l!;U!:~E' UP N'i:J PJr H~ OJf '/cAJR5EI..l' t EY.PECT YOU TO c ontract East shouldn t really play low He should carefully put fll ~ fllrlt!' Ul ~!JdUt::-::1 U I H~ par t ner s c 1g ht t o s how strength tn the sutl he has btd South wtll wm tha t ftrsl tnck and probabl y cash all dummy s diamonds Then 1f he tnes the club fmesse and If West ha s reme mbe r ed to hang on to hts ftv e of spades South wtll be down two lf South has seen the hand wntmg on the wall he wtll cash hts ace of clubs and get out for down one This last dtfference IS rela t1vely ummpo rtant The 1m portant lhmg 1s that East s lhtrd hand low play ha s resulted m defeat of the con tract All EY OOP I+ Pass Pass Pass Pass •• 3• Pass Pass You South hold .A K 7 6 "A K 7 6 t 3 2 1. WARNTFO 114 GOOD O TH SMASHEE OR CRACKEE. rr 3G 6 South I JEST FIXED TATER A NEW 5WI!IJ6, MAW LAIIID O'GOSHEIII" 'fE RECKON IT 5 SAFE, PAW? THA R AIN T NOTHIN SAFER N A DOUBLE BELTED TI RE MAW I BELIEVE THAT I AM I !EUEVE T~AT !lEA6L£5 AAf THE MOST ~EN5tTIVE T\.IE MOST 5EN5tTtVE OF ALL 6EA6LE5 OF ALL 0065 'I tl .t .K 10 3 What do you do now') A -Pass unless your rartner is a decided underbidder in wblciJ WAS LOOKIN RJII. TCAARY TH BERRIES IN1 USE "THAT HIDE SHE HUNG UP THERE S MASHED A R IB OR CRACKED A SKUL L 114AT NEWSPA PER ENTEHt'KISE ASSN The btddmg has been East North West , YESSIR. THIS S .JUST II/HAT I SAYYY 1 I CAN SHE. NEVER case you should bid four spade~ ! • • ME, t<:BT I �I / 16 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., March 6,1974 f California zn GOP holds seat died Wednesday Rober t L. Sharp, . 86, South Fifth St., Middleport, died early today at his residence. ·Mr. Sharp was born Aug. 16, 1887 at Payne, Ohio, the son of the late John and Mary Sharp. He was also preceded in death by his wife, Edith Marie Whi te Sharp in 1967, and a son in infancy. Mr. Sharp, a member of the Middleport Presbvterian Church and the Gasco Club, was a retired employe of the Ohio Fuel Gas Company where he worked 42 years' as a well operator. of the Ohio House, also told committee members the needs of the people m southern Ohio differ from those in northern urban areas. "We need our, pistols to kill the fox that kills the chicken and protect ourself," he said. "We don't have the money for poliee protection like in the larger northern cities." Guns Defended E.H. Mosher, of the Ohio Sportsman's Alliance, reiterated arguments that handguns do not cause crimepeople do . "A handgun in the hand is a deterrent to crime, not a cause of it," he said. "The system of justice must be corrected, the criminals incarcerated.'' Thomas Rankin, of Fayette County, compared the glUl controt legislation to the prohibilion of alcohol. "Ohio is trying to apply a simple solution to the complex problem of crime," YOU'VE NEVER SEEN A VALUE THIS BIG ; .. \ EUREKA A CLEANER CRAMMED WITH SO MANY EXTRAS, YET PRICED SO LOW! Just I •59.95 I in a wheelchair. Disrobed darters were reported running from the Colwnbia University campus onto New York's Broadway Tuesday night and seven women were among the 35 nude runners at the University of Wisconsin-Lacrosse. One girl took part in a naked dash by 30 students across a street at the University of Oklahoma. About 20 youths streaked at Georgia Tech and four others did it at the University of Pittsburgh. Two male streakers, clad only in yellow stockings over their heads, weaved th~ir way through players at a college basketball tournament in Americus, Ga., to the cheers of spectators, and fled out a door Tuesday night. An estimated 270 male streakers ran through the campus of Southern Tech in Atlaicus, Ga., to the cheers of spectators, and fled out a door. A bill was introduced in the South Carolina Legislature Tuesday that would make streaking at public schools and state supported institutions illegal with a penalty of expulsion and up to 90days in jail. In Georgia, State Rep. James Floyd urged the State Board of Regents to "expel a thousand students at the University of Georgia/' if necessary, to put a stop to the nudity . Police used tear gas to disperse 2,500 angry students at the University of Georgia Monday night following the arrest of a streaker. Three male streakers ran across the (Emogene) Haptons tall , Middleport; two sons, Wayne Woodrow Sharp, Zanesville, and Glenn J osep h Sharp, Reynoldsburg ; three brothers, Vance of Amanda, Ohio; James of Thurston, Ohio, and Joseph of Columbus; seven grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Hydleburg Uniwd Church of Christ, Stoutsville, Ohio, with the Rev. Dwight Zavit2 officiating. Burial will be in Maple Hill Cemewry at Stoutsville. Friends may call at the Rawlings Coats FlUleral Home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. claimed. He said the question belonged before the U.S. Supreme Court, •argued that possession of a gun is an inalienable right, and criticized the Judiciary Conunittee for limiting opponent testimony - "which is lacking in expertise"- to only one night. Although all of the witnesses were vehemenUy opposed to the resolution to ban all handguns, they mainly opposed the prohibition against the Saturday night special because of the language in the bill. By United Press International Streaking hit Ohio in force Tuesday night and official reaction was muted as a homicide detective said, "I think it's flUlny" but then added the only nude bodies he had seen lately had bullet holes in them. About 40 nude males streaked through the Ohio Slaw University campus and another 40 raced through the Capital University campus in Columbus. Ohio State streakers began their dashes early In the evening Tuesday and wound up with a "streaking ceremony" on the campus oval. At Capital University, many of the streakers had sacks over their heads and all carried shorts in their hands. Streakers earlier in the week were out of the University of Cincinnati, Xavier University in Cincinnati and Ohio University at Athens. :. • Adjusiable 3-position handle • Convenient on/ off foot switch • Dec- orator desig ned , vinyl dust bag • Converts easily for above-the- lloor cleaning .. " (tools opiional] INTEREST On Certificates Of Deposit $1,000 Minimum 30 Mo. Term New .6-position ' DIAL·A·NAP~ makes cleaning even easier ... settings for all pile heights from low, flat pile to deep den se shags. .INGELS FURNITURE Ninety day interest penalty if withdrawn beto maturity date . Meigs Co. Branch @ The Athens County Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second St . Pom erov, Ohio ' LOCAL TEMPS Temperature in downtown Pomeroy Wednesday at lla.m. was 49 degrees under rainy skies. MEIGS THEATRE Wednesday & Thursday March 6-7 NOT OPEN "ENTER THE DRAGON" Middleport campaigns, particularly in Ohio's First District, where Cincinnati co uncilman Tom Luken heat Republican Willis Gradison, 55,171 to 51,057. Luken was only the fourth Democrats' nationallanlislides ·of 1912, 1936 and 19&1. The Thirteenth District race in California, comprising Santa Barbara and Ventura counties, was the first victory for the GOP in the four by-elections held so far and the first Watergate test in the West. Needing a 50 per cent victory in a field of eight, four-term HOSPITAL NEWS administration" and suggested Elberfelds In Pomeroy that Republicans stop defending the President. Early reaction among Republican leaders to Luken's victory was muted. National party chairman George Bush deferred comment lUltil later in the day, and House GOP leader John K. Rhodes ' Mens and Boys Department, lsi Floor declined to give his reaction as did the third-ranking House Republican John K. Anderson. Democratic National Committee chainnan RobertS. Strauss said, "I am surprised and pleased that we could win three elections iri a row in Republican strongholds. As a Knicks, Bucks Veterans Memorial Hospital Admissions - Della John- each win games son, Racine; .Lisa Oiler ' In grade school action the Middleport ; Rise Jeffers, Knicks downed the Celtics 45 to Middleport ; Rosanna Trussell, 26 Tuesday night at Pomeroy Long Bottom; Ada Wears, New Junior High. For the winners Haven; Keith Sutherland, Isenhower led all scorers with Rutland. 18, followed by Pratwr with 11, Discharges Brenda Thomas had 8 and Woods 6. Osborne, Michael Woolard, For the Celtics Knottingham Edward Bailey, Elizabeth and Blaettnar had 3 each, Bego (Continued from page 1) Burris, and Kennedy 6 each, William 4 were a record 28,965 units, up Roush, Howard Thomas Tucker. 12 per cent over last year's and Carman and Isenhower 2 record. But sales of the fulleach. Holzer Medical Center sized Plymouth Fury were off By quarters March 5) (Discharges,' Celtics 2 212 10 50 per cent and the Chrysler slipped 41.7 per cent. Betty Ann Adkins, Lawrence Knicks 10 11 14 8 "February sales continued to Austin, Benjamin Bragg, In the second game the reflect consumer concern for Crystal Brewer, Ja!UI."Marie Bucks defeated the Lakers in a current fuel supllies," ex- Carroll, Burley Cook, Virgil close contest 23 to 21. For the plained John B. Naughton Ford Cra>g, Judith Dennis, Archie Bucks, Biaettnar had 9, Motor Co. vice preside~! for Diggs, Lillie Fisher, Kenneth Williams 6, Faulk and Carman sales. "However, we expect to FriSbe e; Katherine Frost, 3 each and Isenhower 2. For the see the usual spring sales Terry Grimes, Saundra Lakers Woods had 8, Knotupturn in March and April." Hargraves, Brian J effers, tingham and Atkins 4 each, Another executive was not as Norma Jewell, Vonda King, Thomas 3, and Bego 2. cautious when he predicted an Thomas Lawson, James Lakers 6 2 6 7 When you wear end to the embargo "will bring Manering, Joyce Manuel, Bucks 7484 a lot of people who have been Marie Mills, Hobert Mullins, you'll know they're right. The next game will he Thurssitting on their money into Violet Ousley, Dennis Parsons, day with the Knicks going dealer showrooms." Judith Reynolds, Erma Riffle, against the Bucks at 7 p.m. and Mary Spear, Angela Stover, the Celtics versus the Lalrers at Choose Lee blue denim Willie Straight, Dorothy 8p.m. dungaree~ in boot cut or !ilr aight leg style. Taylor, Emory Wetherholt. Heavy weight Lee TAKEN TO HOSPITAL dentm . Stze.s 29 to 46 PLEASANT VALLEY 1Continued from page 1) The Middleport E-R squad waist. A big selection. DISCHARGES: Samuel cooperation with 20 Arab was called Tuesday at I :07 nations . State Department Eads, Point Pleasant; James p.m. for Daniel C. Bush, 83, spokesman George Vest said ColUlcil, Langsville, 0.; Judy Middleport, a medical patient, the United States reserved Woodyard , Point Pleasant; who was taken to Veterans "the right to take similar Mrs. Raymond Plants, Hen- Memorial Hospital. actinn if appropriate and derson; Mary Louise Brwnfield, Ashton; Tammy Hoffwhere appropriate.' ' man! Letart; Eunice Hesson, - The House voted Tuesday Ralph Davis, Point Pleasant; to roll back the wholesale price of propane gas to its May 15, 1Mrs. Lewis Martin, Roberts1973, levels. H approved by the burg; Mrs. Donald Roush, son, Senate that would mean a Hartford; Mrs. Melissa Kinsubstantial reduction for users niard, Ashton; Herbert Ounn 1 most of whom are in rurai Vinton. BIRTHS - Mr. •nd Mrs . areas. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU MARCH 9 The President claims the John Cochran, Point Pleasant. price rollback contained in the emergency energy bill would SUPERIORS ASSORTED take away the oil industry's incentive to finance exCASES HEARD ploration and development of SYRACUSE - One defennew oil sources. This, he says, dant was assessed costs on one would make gasotine even charge and forfeited a $125 more scarce and could lead to . bond on another, and a second rationing. defendant was fined in Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D- Syracuse Mayor Herman Wash., the bill's chief senate London's court Monday night. backer, argued that the rollKurt - Ernst Froehlich, back would still leave the oil Syracuse, forfeited the $125 industry with sufficient profits bond for intoxfcation and paid to finance new oil exploration, only court costs of a charge of and also would provide a price assault settled out of court. Leo cutbacks for the conswner. F. Layne, Jr., Racine, was fined $15 and costs for speeding. The defendants were cited by Police Chief Milton Varian. (Continued from page I) Frozen Buy! SEC staff was out to nail him." !fired By Vesco BOOTH RED ~ Sears testified that Mitchell this time said ''he didn't know whether anything could he done but he would talk to Bill casey" at the first opportunity. Produce Buy! The government contends that "Sears was bought and N.Y. NEW paid for by Vesco-be was in Vesco 15 pocket." Sears testified that Vesco lb. asked him to come to work for a Vesco corporation as a lawyer and that ''when I decided to get aboard" in midDecember, 1971, "he specifically asked me to do sometHing about the . SEC With the advent of tti'e Elna matter. 11 Sears' salary vras Lotus - the fi r st compact Krall Jet Puffed Carnation Instant sewing machine $60,000 a year. thousand s Of women in more Later, apparenUy in 1972, than a hundred countries OZ-49¢ 8 pkgs. have discover'ed a new SIZE , Vesco said ihe situation was pastime : sewing . Thousands getting worse, ·the staff was more wi~l follow their in the future . For harassing him and he had example Mrs. Butterworth's the Elna LoJus is Irresis tible . Instant Creamer failed in continuous trys to get You just have to place it on 24 oz. table - lt opens out like a to the commission, Sears the oz. 79¢ lotus flower , bu t a thOusand bot. tar testified, and: times taster - and th e urge "Mr. Vesco said : 'I think you to sew grows on you , spon taneous! y. .Supreme could do as you tried to for me Frank's Mister Sloppy Joe last year-bring this to the 5 oz.49¢ attention of the commission. · bois. bxs.oz.99¢ I'd like you to do that if you could get John Mitchell to give Smucker's Fresh Packed Duncan Hines us ·some h~lp.'_ Kosher Dill "I Sa.ld : 'Bob, I tried last 99¢ year and I really don't know.lf 32 0Z·49¢ tar ' you think I can he helpful, J'm · All Varieties Except Angel Food 111 willing to try. GENUINE LEE RIDERS® (Technicolor) Route 124 relocation plan covers 22--23 miles Unsettled yet is which part first · RUTLAND ~ An es timated ' five from the bypass to 100 persons got a preview of the Rutland . However, Hen line proposed modernization of SR could not answer definitely as 124 from the Route 7 bypass to to the total number in the the Appalachian Highway entire distance. One proposal mentioned was Wednesday night at the Rutland Elementary School to take Rt. 124 across the here. bypass through Monkey Run It was the first of three into Pomeroy and at this point required meetin gs on the erecting a new bridge across proposal that showed plans are the Ohio River. Another to upgrade and relocaw 22 to 23 suggested the work should miles of the present crooked , start at Rutland and go toward rough route. the Appalachian Highway as James Roush, Meigs County this ;s the l'lO&I dangerous 1 Auditor, spoke briefly, ex- section. plainlng that the meetings are The first section, if governnecessary in order that men! funds are provided residents may express opinions following the meetings, is to be on the social, economic and complewd in 1978. environmental impact of the Jt was explained that the highway proposal on the area. federal government laid down The meeting last night was llfWs as the result of two Acts, called the "Location Phase". one in 1969 and one in 1970, Roush said five persons of requiring all states, before Meigs County selected to serve federal money is allotted, to on an Action Plan Committee proceed through lou: phases are Robert Bowen, C. E. before approval. The phases Blakeslee, Orion Roush, are system plans, location, Wesley Buehl and himself. design and contract plans. The Attending last night's meeting Wednesday night was meeting to explain the the location phase. proposed locations were Bud Henline eventually conHenline, district planner, and eluded that one major question Don Johnson, planning was not answered at the engineer, with Division 10 of meeting. It was which section the State Highway Depart- Of Rt. 124 should he starwd ment, Marietta. first. Persons wanting to exHenline used slides to show press their opinion on this the proposed highway changes. question should send their Bypassing Rutland and replies to Bud Henline, Ohio Langsville, the relocation and Department of Transportation, upgrading would he a total District 10, Marietta, Ohio distance of 22 to 23 miles. No 45750. He further stated that curve wouh\ he more than five persons wanting to comment any further on the proposed degrees. Asked how many homes plan also should mail those would be taken, it was replies to him. estimated between four and • at y e POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XXV NO. 228 WASHINGTON (UPI ) ' ~ Higher costs of food, fuels and metals pushed wholesale prices up an average of 1.5 per cent in February, the government reported today . The increase was the smallest advance in four months ~ suggesting a ~lowdown in the nation 's worst inflation since right after World War II - but still was at an annual rate of increase of 18 per cent. After adjustment for seasonal factors , wholesale prices only went up '.2 per cent last month, or a tan annual rate of 14.4 per cent. The 1.5 per cent unadjusted increase in February was less than half the January advance of 3.5 per cent, which was exceeded since 1946 only by a 5.8 per cent jwnp last August. President Nixon conceded at a news conference Wednesday that inflation is a sticky problem but forecast improvement later in the year. Wholesale price fluctllBtions usually precede similar trends at the retail level. The February increase left wholesale prices 20.3 per cent above a year earlier. It will mean a continuing rise in retail prices in the coming days, weeks and months as the higher wholesale prices are passed down to consumers. The Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics said wholesa!e prices of farm products and processed foods and feeds rose 1.6 per cent in February. But that was considerably slower than the increase of 5.8 per cent in January and a record 17.6 per cent jwnp last August immediately following the lifting of President Nixon's second price freeze. · Gasoline prices jumped 9.5 per cent while crude oil prices shot up 13 per cent. Costs of electric power, natural gas and coal as well as most refined petrolewn products also went up, but prices for light and middle distillate fuels declined. Wholesale industrial commodity prices went up 1.4 per cent last month, less than the 2.5 per cent increase in January. The BLS said about 70 per cent of the overall increase in the wholesale price index I WPI) in February was due to food, fuels and metals. Although inflation continues ~---nii~ITIIITIITIIniiTIITIIriiiTiniiTiniiTinll~~~-. PAR I( I r-10 \,01' / tN 99¢ LUNC~ MEATS...................~:'~·-~~: ... . FOO"t e!!AI.\. Pt(AC.i" IC..E: f i(L..tl SUPERIORS BULK ~CA,BBAGE Marshmallows 210 MUSTARD PICKLES 1 QT.l}9 MILK 79¢ 2 97 Coffee-Mate SUPPER CAKE MIX !6 2's 2~~s~z. PHONE 992-2156 TEN CENTS to plague the economy, some economists - generally with Democratic political leanmgs - have been predicting the worst recession in 40 years. . They base their forecasts on effects of energy shortages, the rapid inflation, and a growing tendency o£ consumers to pocket their dollars or put them into savings accounts rather than spend them. President Nixon once again took issue with recession forecasts at his news conference. He declared that from "the best advice I can get, that there will not he a recession in 1974. The President appeared optimistic that the food price surge would level off by mid-year, and foreeast record food crops. But prices in some categories kept going up last month. The higher prices were paced by a 25.6 per cent increase for live poultry and a 16.3 per cent advance £or £resh and dried fruits and vegetables. There were declines of 5.6 per cent for eggs, 1.1 per cent for livestock and 6.1 per cent for manufa ctured an imal feeds. Other eco nomic develop· ments : wheat growers spokesmann - Another fresh gauge of economic activity will come Friday when the Labor Department makes public the nation's unemployment report for February. The administration says ''preachers of doom" who forecast a jobless rate of 8 per cent or more by Friday because of the energy crisis have now been shown to be inaccurate. - An official of the Associated Retail Bakers suggested there might be bread lines before summer at food stores if wheat exports are not limited. A wheat growers S(X)kesrrian, at a separate news confe rence in the same hotel in Chicago, aecused bakers of using scare tactics in advance of bread price increases and contended there is no domestic • wheat shortage. - Herbert L. Stein, chairman .of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, told a panel of governors that the administration has no plans to curb farm exports. Arkansas Gov. Dale Bwnpers, a Democrat, told Stein he was concerned about incrased exports while Americans were paying higher prices for less food. Sears still on witness stand NEW YORK (UP!) - The time was at hand today for Harry L. Sears, a tall, bald Republican politician from New Jersey, to tell a jury about plopping a briefcase filled with $100 bills onto the desk of the Nixon 1972 campaign finance chairman. The government contends there was then a bid made for help in the form of political influence from on high . Sears, back for his third day as a star government witness, was nearing the point in his narration in federal court to tell how he and Laurence B. Richardson- who carried the bag- took $200,000 to Maurice H. Stans, the finance chairman and former commerce secretary in the Nixon administration, as a campaign donation. It was 11 a.m., ApriiiO, 1972. The government charges that, afwr the money was handed over, Richardson "gave Stans a message" from multimillionaire financier Robert L. Vesco "that Vesco wanted help on the SEC investigation." Richardson was president of Vesco's International Controls Corp. (ICC), against which the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC ) had launched a vigorous investigation. Stans and former Attorney General John N. Mitchell are accused of trying to impede that investigation in exchange for the biggest cash contribution of the ca mpaignVesco's- and of lying to the grand jury here about it. Stans told the grand jury last April : "Richardson put the money on my desk. And just about the time they were ready to go, Richardson said something like this : 'I hope this will be of some help."' Stans said he thought he meant "some help in the campaign." But Sears "put a different construction on (it )...and assumed Richardson was asking for help . And Sears interposed and said, 'now, let's have it und erstood there is no DEDrCATION - These four women have served a total consideration for this contribu. ' o£ 60 years as officers of the Pomeroy Women's Christian tton ... , Temperance Union, a sign of their dedication to their cause. "And I said I wouldn't accept They are, seated, Mrs. T. T. Shelton , vice president, 10 it on any other basis. '1 years; and standing left to right, Mrs. Ada Warner, The government opening 10 years; Mrs. Lula Hampton, president, 10 years, secretary, statement to the jury said that and Mrs. caryl Cook, treasurer, 30 years. "this case is about a briefcase full of $100 bills to buy the political influence of Mitchell and Stans.u The indictment charges that two hours after the briefcase hand-<Jver, Sears was reporting that fact to Mitchell. And three hours after the reporting, Sears was discussing the in· vestigation with the ' SEC By CHARLENE HOEFUCH chairman and its general While the Pomeroy Women's Christian Temperance Union COlUlsel at a meeting arranged can hardly be described as a hymn-singing group of women inby Mitchell. vading saloons to place Bibles on bars as they did 100 years ago, local members, nevertheless, are striking a lick for temperance in their own way. · It was in !874 that temperance crusaders rocked the nation and led to the organization of the Women's Christian Temperance Union in Cleveland. Tributes were paid to Frances E. Willard, the brilliant and minutes of the incident and indefatigable crusader on behalf of prohibition, and WCJ1J twice more during the next 90 founder, at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church by the local minutes. The nature of the WCJ1J Wednesday. calls was not revealed . Another feature of the her 90th birthday on March 20; Mellon said there were no 92-year-<Jld Miss Lucretia ransom demands, but he said meeting was reminiscence of Genheimer, now in Florida; the caller each time said he lhe organization of the local Mrs. Glenroy Ewing of ''would make further contact.'' WCJ1J in 1937. Present at the Columbus, and Mrs . Lena Police and FBI agents were meeting was Miss Nelle Bing, Huber, living with a daughter searching for three persons, a who recalled for the group how in Massachusetts, were among'" black man, a white man, she took several days' leave the charter members of the possibly of Hispanic descent; from her employment as the local organization. and a white woman, who police Meigs ColUlty health nurse to Miss Bing recollected that said later might actually be a accompany a woman from there was great interest in Belpre here to organize the man dressed as a woman. temperance work at that time. · The blond-haired boy, wear- Union. Miss Bing, who will celebrate About 50 women attended the ing blue jeans and a purple meetings which were held shirt, was kidnaped a bout 4:20 1 (Continued on 'page 2) p.m. John's friend told police that a black automobile pulled up alongside the boys when they were about three blocks from the catzadilla home . A woman inside the car called John by name, the 1(). LORDSTOWN, Ohio (UP!) year-<Jid boy said, and said ~ United Auto Workers Union that his grandmother was ill and that she had come to take members at the giant General HARTFORD, W. Va. -New him to the hospital for a visit. Motors complex at Lordstown Haven and Mason volunteer John climbed voluntarily walked off the job at 10 :30 p.m. fire departments were called to when no into the car, the other boy told Wednesday the Donald Roach home in agreement was reached in a police. Hartford at 7:25 p. m. WedThe boy then reported the local contract. nesday but too late. It was Pickets were set up im- engulfed in flames. The Roach incident to the Calzadillas, wbere the grandmother liveS. mediately at the plant where family was not at home. The grandmother was not ill, the Chevrolet Vegas and vans It was deduced that the blaze and relatives immediately are produced. began as a grease fire in the Negotiations on a contract kitchen and spread to the living called police. Calzadilla came to the for the local plan t to sup- room , causing the t;,levision United Stares from Cuba in plement a national agreement 'set to explode. 1941 and ·has lived in his Dix were to resume at 10 a. m. Damage was estimated at Hills $90,000 high rise ranch- Thursday. The plant turns out $13,000 to the house and $5,000 style home for six years, ac- 1,600 Vegas and 500 vans daily. to its contents. Mason had two A company spokesman said trucks, one ambulance and 15 cording to neig!lbors. In addition to John and the the strike was "lUlwarranted men at the scene and New grandmother, Calzadilla has a and ill-timed due to 60,000 GM Haven had two trucks, one wife, Juanita, and two other employes being on indefiniw equipment truck , an amchildren, Michael, Jr., 20, 'and layoff and 50,000 laid off this bulance, 13 firemen, and two Myrta, 14. w.eek alone. " ambulance attendants. Union yet works for temperance Child kidnaped WIENERS PERCH ......... ~~: THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1974 February prices rose at 1.5% pace Nixon sure Sears en tine Devoted To The lnteresu OJ The Meigs-Mwon Area 'em, SYRUP Friday, Saturday and Sunday Open Fri .. Saf. Nights 992-2635 CALLED TWICE RACINE - The Racine E-R squad, called Tuesday at 6:20 p.m. for Sue Ann Whit;,, age 5, who suffered laceration of her head, removed her to Vewrans Hospital Hospital. At 6:30a.m. today it took John Sellers, 86, Portland, to Veterans Memorial Hospital. but the only Republican in a field of eight candidates running for a vacant California seat triwnphed convincingly. Watergate dominated the result of the Itwublican failure to come to grips with the serious problems in this nation, the country turns more and more to the Democratic party.'' " ! believe that the voters of the First District have expressed their concern about the Ohio Gov. John J. Gilligan nation and our society," said called Luken's triumph "a Luken, 48. repudiation of the whole Nixon state Sen. Robert J. Lagomarsino compiled 53.4 per cent of the vote to take the seat held for 19 years by Republican Charles M. Teague, who died. His closest opponent, Ojai Mayor James Loeb!, managed only 18.9 per cent. I Gradison, who said his loss ·· was just "the end of the first· round" in a campaign he wiD'' resume for the full term in November, explained: "Watergate was one of many factors that played an important role in this election." . But he added, "I've always maintained the White House mishandled Watergate." Newcar nudes race On 0 SU campUS 4() Republican Cincinnati area, Democrat in this century to win the district. The other daughter, Mrs. Paul Lennie party victories came in the he Georgia campus Tuesday and one coed posed nude on a dormitory SlUldeck. Chancellor Jack Reese of the University of Tennessee where $2,000 damage wa~ inflicted on businesses near the campus during a streaking demonstration Monday night and early Tuesday morning, said any more streaking "will necessitate concerted action ... " United Press lnlernatlonal The Democrats won their third straight special congressional election victory of the year Tuesday in the solidly Mr . Sharp is survived by a Over 1,000 streak By Ualted Press lnternatlooal More than a thousand college students of both sexes dashed naked across campuses Tuesday night as the nation's newest college fad 1 ' streaking" gained momentum, but some authorities took a "got tough" attitude. The biggest display of nudity was at the University of Georgia, where about 300 youths ran between dormitories in an effort to break the streaking record - apparently set in a nude carnival featuring 514 participants at the University of South carolina Monday night. An estimated 270 males streaked around Southern Tech in Atlanta and 180 men and one woman, calling themselves the Lehigh University Streaking Team (LUST), ran naked across the campus at Bethlehem, Pa. The lone female exclaimed afterwards: "I feel great and no one touched me." One of the 175 streakers at Northwestern University was on crutches while one of the 16 streakers at the University of Illinois at Urbana was pushed • Robert Sharp COLUMBUS t UPI) - The House Judiciary Commiltee in a 12-1\ vote recommended passag~· of a bill that would ban handguns known as the "Saturday night special." The measure, Introduced by Rep. John Galbraith, RMaumee, would ban the manuracture, sale, use, lending or giving of cheap, easily obtained handguns. Gun bill draws heavy attacks "I don't object to the public COLUMBUS (UP!) ~ At voting, as long as they vole the least 1,000 opponents of gun ri~ht way," said Rep. Joseph control legislation jammed the Hiestand, R-Hillsboro, fearful Statehouse rotunda Tuesday eve ning while another 210 th at the average voter would witnesses waited patiently not understand the ramificathrough the early morning to lions of the issue. "And you've seen the tantestify. guage used to write the issues Armed with pro-glUl literature, boxes of petitions and thai go before the voters," addhigh-keyed testimony, the wit- ed Rep. Dale Locker, D-Anna . nesses presented the House Ju- "People would go in to vote and diciary Committee with a gam- say 'yes ... no ... 1don't want... ut of re&sons why th e contro- I think ... maybe I will'." Rep . Gene Damschroder, Rversial legislation should be Fremont, warned that 1f voters defeated. Rep. Arthur Wilkowski, D- did approve handgun control, Toledo, corrunittee chairman, "lt would be the foot in the door who cau tioned the crowd in the to complete abo lislunent of hot smoke-filled committee firearms. "Then you would have to ban room against turning the sesrifles, then shotguns, knives, si on into a three-ring ctrcus, razor blades, carpenter tools, desparately tried to keep screwdr lvers and chainsaws,'' testimony from drtfting to fringe i"ues and managed to Damschroder said. During the more than seven interject enough humor to hoW'S of testimony, Rep. Harry soothe tensions during sometimes in tense cross- Mallott, D-Mt. Orab, credited a Saturday night special with questioning . The scene was in drastic con· saving his and his wife's lives trast to the hearing last week when two men broke into their when only four proponents of- home. ncontrol the Criminal" fered testimony regarding the "Control the criminal,'l he two proposals. One of the bills would pro- told the conunittee. "Not the hibit the manufacture, sale, person who is trying to protect use or possession of handguns ; his wife and family." Roy Gilliland, of Wellston in and the second measure would Jackson County, said children ban inexpensive handguns known as "Saturday night should be taught earty·in their school years how to handle specials.'' weapons and the citizenry Voting Debated Committee members, should be a trained militia . " We need qualified although debating some of the marksmen during a war. The more prevalent arguments next time we may not have against gun control legislation, were primarily interested in months to prepare (an army) why opponents of such to defend our mothers, wives legislation are reluctant to. and daughters from being have the issue placed before raped," he said. Gilliland, a fonn~r member the voters. ' I' ATHLETIC COMPLEX - The Meigs High School Athletic Department, headed by Athletic Director Charley Chancey, today expressed its appreciation to several organizations for assistance in leveting the land and other hard physical labor in the development of the new athletic complex behind Meigs High School at Rock Springs. Organizations donating equipment were Shelly and Sands Construction Company, Coffey Construction Company, Pullins Excavating, and the Meigs County Highway Department, under Supt. Rolland Crabtree and ColUlty Engineer Wesley Buehl. Men performing the work were members of Local 18 Operating Engineers. The new complex, complete with the layout of the high school as sketched above, will include a baseball diamond track and football practice field. There is no date set fo; completion of the project. However, Chancey said it is hoped to have the football practice field-ready for this fall, and the baseball diamond by spring of 1975. (Ne~~.': in Bri~f~ Epidemic slacking By United Press International WASHINGTON - CAUFORNIA GOV. RONALD REAGON told a private luncheon Wednesday an "epidemic of botulism" among recipients of the Hearst food handout would seem only just. An aide later said Reagan was only joking. The aide said the remark occurred during a private luncheon of the Bull Elephant Club, a group of top aides to Republican members of Congress. According to the aide, "the governor said something like 'sometimes you wonder whether there shouldn't be an outbrealo; of botulism"' in reference to the food distribution. "The governor never meimt that comment to he taken seriously," the aide said. "It was facetious. It was an offhand remark nor meant to be taken seriously." CLEVELAND ~ POUCE SCANDALS involving links with a burglar-robbery gang, liquor cheat-spot payoffs and shaking down of businessmen have rocked the Cleveland Police department, It was reported today. The Cleveland Press said accusations have been made by citizens and a city councilwoman against police in the east side's Sixth and Fourth districts and the Second District on the west side. In the sixth, a group of policemen - two officers and one or more patrobn~n ~ are being investigated for. working with the gang of thieves for a cut of the loot, the Press reported. In the fourth, the newspaper said, several high police officers have been accused of letting a cheat spot operate in return for a payoff. Councilwoman Mary Rose Oakar said in the Second District, businessmen have complained to her about police shaking them dwo and taking part in an auto theft ring. NEW YORK - IN THE VIEW OF SENIOR American of( Continued on page 7) reported a 19.5 absenteeism rate today, but that was a decided decrease from Wednesday when 24.3 percent was absent. In Southern Local, an increase was noted Thursday in ab,.nteeism with 13.8 percent of, the student body absent. .....,._ , Attendance in both the Eastern and Meigs Local School Districts, plagued ,by illnesses over the past couple of ' weeks, was improved today for the second consecutive day. Meigs Local District att;,ndance was running about normal today, 9.8 percent, dropping from 11.4 percent of the students absent Wednesday. The Easwrn ·Local District Option taken On , EWlllg property Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMI'ITED- Ralph Werry, Pomeroy; John Sellers Portland; Vivian Phelps,' Racine; Emma Johnson Racine ; Oswell Durham: Middleport; Eliza S. Ellis, Middleport; Freddie Aleshire Pomeroy; Ollie Tyree, Mid-' dleport. DISCHARGED - William Buchanan, Sterling Arney, Ernestine ' Werry, Minnie Johnson, Pauletta Sigman , William Stephenson, James D. Hayes, John Dailey, Beatrice swwart. Gallipolis City Commissioners Wednesday night took a 120 day option on the old Kroger Store property located on Third Ave. which is owned by the heirs of the late Henry Ewing , Pomeroy funeral director. The option was necessary to make a necessary title search and as a basis for grants to he asked of federal agencies to purchase the property which will be used for off-street parking hcilities. The option calls for $275,000 as the purchase price for the property. DIX HILLS, N.Y. (UP!) Three kidnapers abducted the 8-year-<Jid son of a wealthy Dix Hills tire wholesaler as the child was walking home from school Wednesday. The kidnapers later telephoned the boy's family, but a ransom demand was not made, police said. The abducted child, John catzadilla, was lured into a black car near his home in this Long Island town about 20 miles east of New York Clty by a woman with two men who called him by name. A !().yearold-companion who \lad been walking with John described the incident to pollee. The !(). year-<Jld boy was not identified. The kidnaped child is the son of Michael catzadllla, 311, a naturalized U.S. citizen from Cuba and ro<Jwner of the Irving Tire Co., one of the biggest wholesale and retail tire outlets on Long Island. Suffolk County Chief of Detectives Patrick Mellon said or.e of the abductors telephoned catzadilla within 25 RECEIPTS NOTED Betty Hobstetrer, clerk of Meigs County Court, has announced receipts for the month of February total $4,674.17. Of that total, $1,795.90 were for fines to the state, $101.50 fees to the sheriff, with the remainder to fines and costs to the county in the amounts of $1,474.16 for general fund, $869.77 for law library fund , and $432.84 for auto license.s and gas fund . \ ' " vega p }ant is struck ., . '; Hartford home lost ' ' ! ,I I � 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 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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